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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-29

,,,o;a, within the fol-
ties, state OF flollua' "i'ii
lowing boundaries: Do.+ honl, of the
Beginning on me ha AIM Where the
St johns RIVER a. pp9' IN q s. r,
center line OF ee Wnst tbr'onFh Section
y e; eXtenue9 W W. wouid intersect
81, TIP. 8 5, X, ~ Il, "q ~ 81 Johns
the said East Bank OF tne - %, ax yoi1iis
River; thence East atoLlS - 9' Gaction AZ.
ed center lne throusn s@. af Socti0n IL
and along the center tih a., "a contnr line
Up y ., H. - '' 70 Deen Creek in
Tp s., T. ~ n; the ~ no ep0t creek
along the, meandellhs6So VI II IVY ~ m 10
through Up - H. 20 r. s diie 81 the
$, X. 2S y; 10 tHe 1911 MI 1nSt Coast
Right OF way OF o IoiI M, "a t1 p IS
Railway IN ScctlQh 20. -. ~ ,o a. the
p. thence NortnWeSteIif q S'N Va If
North line OF saiu h n65iII,,o1t thrGuph
FLORIDA last t0aSS ga End IL Tn,
sections ~ - ~, Il ~ ~, = ~, a. Of said
10 5, X. - r. 10 tIe meS5 ~ ~. tbenca
Section is, Up. ~ D, r. IT,, e e - soid Sec.
North along the west iinS 5 q IT, IA 6
ton is ana SectlonS anu ., p 81 Soc,
r rs p. to the Southe3S' O. ColI ~ +bence
Westerly along, the south llHe 49,, ~ n" ~
Section 40 to the Soutli"Sst y So' ~ u
said Section A. Up. " >" ~ ~: - ,i,ro
thence Ngrthrrly ATOMS t tHe Wortbaast
of said SGctlon 40 70 tHe -Ioi ~ IN
corner OF tractlonai oettII I,. low i p the
$, r. Y E., thence western, atoH n IN IN
North line OF SectlenS l anu = pn p. ~
S. r. y FL to thg N4[tii y 81 o. i II
of said Section = Up. ~ ," H. ., n e.,
thence North through Sections A. ana ana
As, TIP. 8 s. r. = E. TO the S y .h lni1o
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-29
Girls Have Pretty Face
and Beautiful Complexion

An Atlanta man makes new discov-
cry that makes al old face look years
younger. If your skin is dark, brown,
or covered with freckles or blemishes,
just use little COcotone Skin Whiten-
er; it's made with cocoanut oil and is
perfectly harmless. A few days use
will improve your looks 100 per cent.
The WORKOUT skin comes off evenly,
leaving no evidence of the treatment,
the new healthy under-skin appearing
as lovely new complexion.
Just ask your druggist for an ounce
of COcotonc Skin Whitener, and II he
will not supply you send twenty-five
cents to The Cocotone Co. Atlanta, Ga,
and they will send you a box by re-
turn mail.
If your hair is hard to comb, is
kinky, happy and will never stay
straight, just use Cocotone Hair Dress
ing and IL will become straight, long,
soft. glossy and beautiful in a few
days Mail orders filled Csc for large
box.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-29

extraordinary demands being made
on the time and services of Miss Sip.
prell Miss Harris secured as an assis,
tant for her Miss Effe Rolls. Both
of these young women are now work
ing over time to keep up with the
demands for assistance and instruc-
ton. Miss Rolls is the daughter of
Professor P. H. Rolls, Dean of the
College of Agriculture, and the coun-
ty is fortunate in getting the services
of such an efficient worker.
Miss Sipprell has received several
very handsome offers to leave the
government service, but has declined
them through a sense of obligation
to the country at time when she is so
much needed in the food conservation
campaign. She is recognized by the
government authorities as one of the
most efficient and self sacrificing wo-
men in the service of the agricultural
depar 7ment. 1t is we'll known 90
them that the greater part of her
salary is expended in assisting in pop
ularizing the work she is doing and
that she is practically working for
little or no compensation as her ex-
penses frequently equal or exceed her
salary and no provision is made to
reimburse her.
At the beginning of the campaign
she cured through the aid of the
banks OF Palatka without interest the
money to purchase twenty thousand
tin cans for which she personally
stood security. As an indication of
the volume Of work she has been do
ing all of these cans have been dis
posed of and and she has ordered
more. There have also been sold
through the stores in Palatka alone
more than two carloads of glass con-
tainers. This is a fair index of the
way that Putnam county is preparing
to feed itself and help take care of
the rest of the country.
More evidence of the good work
that Miss Sipprell is doing is seen
in the purchase Of twenty one new
canning outfits in the county in the
last two months. Three or four
steam Gamers have also been pur-
chased for community use.
Miss Sipprell's services have been
b. the housewives of the
Bostwick district where beef will be
killed and the entire carcass will be
canned under her direction.
The Putnam Demonstration Kitchen
is open all day on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, and any resi-
dent of the county may bring in veg
etables, fruit, meats or fish, and can
them under the direction and with the
the assistance of Miss Sipprell and
Miss Rolls. No charge is made for
The service, the only cost being for
he cans and the solder or such ma
.erial as may be used.
Another evidence of the interest |
shown in the food conservation cam
oaign is the fact that two Putnam
county canning club girls, Miss Wini-
red Cannon of Welaka and Miss Flo
esa Sipprell of Florahome are tax
g course in home economics at Tai
ahassee.
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From The New Florida.)

TIL thoroughness with which James
R. Murphy, chairman of the County
Commissioners Emergency Commit.
tee, conducted the campaign TO.
greater food production in Putnam
County is shown in the increased acre
age in food crops that is evident t.
all who travel over the county.
l.. Cantrell, county agent says that
practically all the cleared land in the
county is under cultivation and what
is not is due to lack Of labor or other
facilities for farming.
On all sides there is also seen a
great deal of land, being cleared and
fenced. This is particularly notice
able on the East side of the river
in the potato districts and in San
Mateo where great deal of land has
changed hands.
On the west side of the river in the
Springside, Carraway, Bostwick Rod
man and Kenwood sections a much
greater acreage will be put under cul-
tivation as in all of these sections a
much larger area was planted to po-
tatoes and the results were so salts
factory that it is generally conceded
that potatoes can be as successfully
grown in these sections as on the
east side of the river. This also
means that there will be a greater
acreage in corn and other staple food
crops as it is the rule to follow pota-
toes with another crop, generally corn
and cowpeas or velvet beans.
In the department of food conser-
walton the interest aroused by Mr..
Murphy, and Mr.. Cantrell and Miss
Sipprell, the county agents, has been
by the necessity of an as
sistant for Miss Sipprell to take care
of the greatly increased work that
devolved upon her.
The Putnam County Demonstration
Kitchen opened up by Miss Sipprell
to further the campaign for the con-
sevation of foods proved so popular
and was so over rushed with work
that Miss Sipprell had to appeal for
help to Miss Harris, State Agent of
Home Economics. After an investi-
cation of the work being done and the
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-29
Watermelon Marmalade.

While living on a farm with an
over-supply of watermelons which
were selling at such low prices that
they were not worth the time of tax
ing them to town, | decided to make
number of glasses of marmalade
and see if l could get a sale for it
from the townsfolk. After giving
away few small samples and leav-
ing my name and address with the
recipients | soon had more orders
than | could fill, so, after exchang-
ing work with a neighbor's wife, ]
filled my orders that season and de-
cided that every season thereafter |
would add to the family income by
selling my marmalade.
Most of my orders came through
mail and | canvassed a little from
house to house. AS l live in Kansas
called it the Sunfower Marmalade.
Here is the recipe: Cut the white
rind of one watermelon into squares
and lay it in cold water overnight.
Put through the food chopper, cover
with cold water and let come to a
boil, then drain. Repeat this twice.
'neH ooll Ill teHuer. reel Tour or
lnges and two lemons; put the rinds
through the chopper, cover with cold
water, boil and drain; repeat and boil
i'll tender. Put the pulp through
he chopper, add the rinds and put
nto kettle with five pounds of gran
lated sugar; boil two hours and put
nto jars. This should be a beauti-
ul golden color.-Mrs. J. L. Kew, in
he Country Gentleman.
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others, for perpetual disfranchise-
ment. Nor does it include an account
of the placid years he passed as an
old man at beautiful Beauvoir, in an
Swer to "the call of the Gulf Coast"
The serenity of these years you
can best realize while attending the
Mississippi Centennial Exposition
this summer, when you will inevita-
bly, make pilgrimages to Beauvoir
(now the Soldiers Home). In fancy,
you may see the recluse statesman
strolling the white sands of the beach
that skirts the grounds, accompanied
by his little dog who now and again
pulls him back from too close ap-
proach to the waves, nipping him by
the leg of his trousers, with all the
jealous care formerly displayed to-
ward his master by James Pember-
ton.
Within the mansion you may fancy
the retired sage pacing the wide hall,
viewing in his walk the blue gulf and
distant isles from this door, and giant
oaks draped with Spanish moss from
that.
No doubt but you will.
Neither has the story to do with
Davis second marriage in 1845. 1t
was the record of calm connubial hap
piness.
The first marriage was loves young
lream.
Late in 1885, under the same roof
where the dream had ended in his sis
er's house, Jefferson Davis again lay
Il. With the view of obtaining ex-
pert medical advice he was conveyed
hence to New Orleans, but to no
wall. He was sick unto death.
Again the Fairy Bells" were ring
ng. Once more the "rhyming and
he Ginning" of their molten golden
otes' called to his soul till the spirit
truggled up from the aged, wasted |
ody and ventured forth to find the
airy bride of his youth.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
FOR PUTNAM COUNTY. FLORIDA.
IN CHANCERY.
Consolidated Land Com
pany, a corporation,
VS..
George E. Welch, ct ais.
ORDER OF SERVICE BY PUBLICA-
TON TO UNKNOWN DEFEND
ANTS.

1t appearing that the complainant
has filed it's sworn bill of complaint
herein and states therein that it be-
lieves that there are persons interest
ed in the property involved in this suit
and hereinafter described whose names
are unknown to it and it prays for re-
lief against such unknown persons;
Now, Therefore, upon the demand of
the complainant, it is ordered that all
parties claiming interests under the
any or all, or otherwise, to-wit:
Francis H. Vause, William Register,
John f. Rollins known also as ]. F.
Rollins, H. Morgan and George F..
Drew, in the property involved in this
suit and hereinafter described, and all
property involved in this suit as to
which relief is sought, situate and ly-
ing in Putnam County, Florida, de-
scrbed as follows, to-wit:
Southeast quarter of Northwest
Township Ten G0) South, Range
Twenty three (23) East
North half of Southwest quar-
ter; North half of Southeast quar-
ter, and Southeast quarter of
Southeast quarter of Section Elev-
en- 1D; West half of Northwest
quarter of Section Thirteen Q3);
Southeast quarter of Northwest
quarter; East halr of Northeast
quarter; Southwest quarter of
Northeast quarter; Southwest
quarter and West half of South
east quarter of Section Fiji
teen (15); Northwest quarter of
Northwest. quarter; Southwest
quarter of Southeast quarter and
Northeast quarter of Southeast
quarter of Section Twenty-one
CD; East half of Northeast quar-
ter of Section twenty-five (25);
all in Township Eight (S) South,
Range Twenty-six (26) East
Lots One (D, Three (3), Four
90 and Five (5) in Section Twen-
ty-siX (26), all in Township Ten
(1O) South, Range Twenty-six (26)
East,
and each of them, do appear to the bill
of complaint herein on a
OCTOBER LIST, A. D. 1917,
A rule day.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED That
this order be published once a week
for twelve consecutive weeks prior to
said october l, 1917, in THE PALATKA
NEWS, a newspaper published and of
general circulation in Putnam County,
Florida.
WITNESS my hand as clerk of said
court and the seal of said court this
the 18th day of June, A. d. 1917.
(SEAL) r. j. HANCOCK,
Clerk of said Court.
BY W. y. Williams, Jr, D. C.
E, j. LEngle,
Solicitor for Complainant.
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Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section 5 of Chapter 4SSS.
Laws of Florida

NOTICE is hereby given that
No. ti, dated the 7th day of July. A d, 1914.
has filed said certificate in my office,
ana has made application for tax deed
10 issue in accordance with law.
SAID certificate embraces the follow
Putnam county Florida, t0-Wit. Al
b 3oot ~ Meirose, section is, Townships. S.
The said land icing assessed at the
cate OF Issuance of such certificate in
the name of Unknown
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, tax deed will
1871. '''' vi July AID.
witness my official signature and
CSEAL) p ntNCpc1-
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam Co, Fla.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS, SALE,
OF REAL ESTATE.
In circuit Court. Eighth Judicial Cir
uit OF Florida in and for Putnam
tounty-In Chancery,

| AlDiOh DeNereuN, and
Mare Pansy Devereux
Chamberlin, ct al,
Complainants,
VS.. PARTITION
c. DcyereauX, ''N l'u'i
Defendants
| Notice is herrhv oi,:9,J .,a.
and by virtue of a decree in chann
rendered on the S6th dov ~ cMancery
D. 1917, by the Honorah is s u y Ma HIi,i a.
Judge Of the Circuit Court fora w aiis'
| IN Chancery sitting, in favor of ~
complainants herei7 and i"oo5 81 the
sale of the propertV SasnriIa der T.,
blIl Of complaint herein Nv tha I,na ny
signed commissioners ana 'he utiuer-
SAID commissioners To- carrV intn o csiilS
said decree, we, the underSigne ma e aa,,S
mlSSioners. will sell AT nnhi7c o,o oUil.
at the front door Of the Court " Mou
n the City Of Palatka. futnen1 Ca aruuse
dn tbtu"' within the legal hours of sale
SECOND DAY of INV ,o,.
said month and a Ingoi M sa1a IN the
cash to the bipbest a. safes day for
therefor III F5Iiiitst ana best bidder
or parcels of Il9 lana sit described lots
being in the County nf De- Dc, glhg and
of Florida, ana u futham, state
known and descrihed' o a particularly
Tract No, IERoiyouu as follows:
of Lot of Block IL If 9tqbutherly part
latka, Putnam CountT me Slty OF Pa
ed as follows: Com9ssn riiOriaa, bound.
on the Easterly line nf at point
FOURTH Street rs feet StSond NOW
the Southeastern inters oouitherly from
{, and Second NOV Fourthl q s,r Lem
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In the Circuit Court, Eighth l
Circuit, in and for County 4
nam, State of Florida.
IN CHANCERY. |
j. A. Crosby,
Complainant,
VS..
T. V. Hannah, ct al,
Defendants.

The complainant having \
sworn Bill in this cause, aleE|
he believes that there are F,I
terested in the property 4
herein whose names are ulhi
him and having demanded ~
and otherwise complied with
all parties claiming Interest
property hereinafter descHh1
the heirs, devisees, grantees,
claimants under T, '. Han.
ceased; under William Ls-
ceased; under W. J. Acosta,
under Paran Moody, u
under Antonio AcoSta, tss
der Domingo Acosta, deed
otherwise, and all parties
an interest in said properV
The lands situated in P1tnl
ty, Florida, and described 4
All of that certain Spanhh.H
Putnam County, State Of
known as the Domingo
Grant, comprising section lN'11
three (43), in TIP Ten I!V4rs
Range Twenty seven co
tanning Five Hundred l IT' a!
Forty Hundredths. toZo%1S-, W,
and section Thirty-seye1n ~ ~,
Eleven (11), South OF Ma ts
ty-seven (27) East, contain 9is
dredths (25l.O4) Acres, co1s
all Seven Hundred SevenNT
Forty-four HlndredtIN oil
Acres, according to the ~ +.
veys of the United states n
ignated upon the Officlaa "a,
said surveys Of the Puo, M
Florida, as aforesaid a a.s,,
them be and they Y. are P;,I nS ss d
9Th DAY or AUGuIsI
the same being d rule ~. .E,-
It is further ordered "'
der be published once, :. !,
twelve consecutive week; ID
latka News, a NewspaP"
in said County. i n,
Witness my hand anu III, &C.
the said Court at P I1:a"i"r
18th day of April, Nl"'"
.een. ulNt
'oeai' Clerk Circuit
Putnam Court
Florida.
J. V. Walton, ,u,-
Complainant's Solicitor
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AMI
FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, FLoRIDA
IN CHANCERN,
Consolidated Land Com
pany, a corporation,
Complainant,
VS..
George +. Wclch. ana
others.
Defendants
ORDER OF SERVICE BY pI-prTC.,
TON -

w "PE2einIE , from the affidavit of
| 10 ., hEIIE' PRESIDENT and Agent ~
h tnT Coiit PIalnant in this cause on ST.
fs mn NINA oHat II Is the belief of the az
IIe edS t0-"it: Adclina CoIiinst 'i ue7
iaa"C T. collins, her husband ~ aio
Zen, hHoWn also as Thomas / a. ~ AZ
i Ipu iud Alien his wife, q. T. I9rIiit H.
Prtc" Il aus" oE.I as George L. Larkin, Pater
r aIICG, Lawrence Galahpr and Gatb i Yer
Hai"her, his wife, Frank ~ TronI' ne
in 'nt' T. nrac!; his wife, Mary r Stu "i!u
GnS, James w. Gardner ana StoG tk +.
he unt[ known also as Lee ard, Ill
of lam IAN y yrs; John f, Rollins, wi5oH
r. Rollins, deceased ara ~, 5lso as }.
an AN - unknown, and that eScb ~ OF
reSi Giluahts named in this orJar ~ me
tbbs sn III OF State or c0untTS, o Is
thar tbero9 ia'e of Florida, and fuTt tber
E ~ 5nere is no person in tbn SUI ther
+ iorlda the service Of a subte state of
m mi,Oln would bind said Safl upon
n n"i''eG IN this order. or am. HuahtS
nn nan rither that the said 1aFa,tSn mem,
them is NJ ms IS order are and eacb o ~
IN nc ggNTT tWenty-One Wears of ~, OF
D ~ is 3 TIHEREFORE OR69FFBS z OF age;
"a Fed That said defapTdLD AND
onn ~ tnls order and each oF ~. nam
herein o IO the bill of complaint N on 80 20
In Srd DAY OF sEPTENrpEp 49,,
month 'ie Rule Day in said
DECR ~ hFgTRRTHER ORDERED AMI
ed one ED That this order i he ~, AND
weeks 'e pPio week for eight cons saS5iR
1917 in TT THE % P SAD September srd,
newspaper published ana NEWS. a
W SIIiTSIP9 in Putnam Count zen general
seal ld Of sSSs my hand and "t tSe FIsSrida
June. 1917. TINS 26th day OF
(SEAL)
R, J. HANCOCu-
E. J: LEngie. a. Williams, Jr., D. CO q T.
solicitor for Complainant
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troubled With cramps and feel like 6
different woman. l cannot praise
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound too highly and am recommend
ing it to my friends who suffer as l did. +"
Mrs. GEORGE R. NAYLoR, Box 72,
Marysvilie, Pa.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging down sensations,
fainting spells or indigestion should
take Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have been re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remedy.
Write for free and heIpful advice to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (con-
fidentiaD, Lynn, Mass Only women
open and read such letters.
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FRIDAY, JUNE %

t the lNortlheasterly corn>
o oHlst Church lot corner ne Of sal,
lot a distance u. Of line Of -,
OF beginning. p Boi 10 feet "a ts'a !,
r coraia' Putnam cagS,in the y!
said city filed Ifo opDy Of DicLi'ss !!
OF the Clerk or record ii Il
county, Florida. circuit Court 'a |,
81 Or land q ID being in tb mat At. Certain
beginning at The florida, dss,! X
Pai att IF fbe Block l. ,ogfss ri
MNfor1tdherly line Of ss,s sS'
H., ~ feet, thence % SarLlsot n!
a distance of n NOW Fou,,ssI
and parallel to 0 let thence VI
OF OF 70 feet to the N Street N
PIT or the Methodist Cbvurrsdhteasterlv'
. of Block IA, t6e erfly line Of NJ
the Westerly line nenc &c NOrthe,SSyy
s sarallel with Second said I'd LII
p pIaes Of 6bt esnS;s Of IS 5no y.
M nand ~ feet East and being a N
North and South in n''p ~ West ss By N
corn corner y Of said Lot ; on one n S;o,tisJ
Gi ddy OF Palatka, P1tn Ul Il Block N
t 10 "a according to conv : clouay
OF sald city filed for pp roo Of DIM
nee II c e, Of the Clerk c Cir [sGiord hi
nam County, Florida 'cult CoN1
, And said lands vii vii, !.
l a the terms Of said sail O V sold
costs. That no bid I"f for decree
an an amount less than iS srysa SAID
SIX *, HUNDRED "'t aS S1A lHN
amp 67-lOO D0LLAAPSS9 s., SR
T. 3 B. MERRnt
j. H HAuG$
A s. wlLilS
Hilburn & Mcrrydav conaia
solicitors for Compliance.
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FOrethOught.

People are learning that a little
forethought often saves them a big
expense. Here is an instance: E. W.
Archer, Caldwell, Ohio, writes: 81 do
not believe that our family has been
without Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy since we COM
menced keeping house years ago.
When we go on an extended visit we
take it with u.s." Obtainable every
where.
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Notice OF Application Cor Tax Deed
Under Section 5 of Chapter 4SSS,
Laws OF Elorida

NOTICE is hereby given that
D. b. Bardin, purchaser of Tax Certificate
NO, 252, dated the It'll day of July, AID, 1913.
has filed said certificate in my office
and has made application for tax deed
to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described property, situated in
putnam county, Florida to-wit:
NNet4 OF n"4 less la to webb, sci. of nwk
lo, S. Range 20 f., u Acres.
Inc said land being assessed at the
cate OF issuance of such certificate in
the name of W. X. StOkely.
Unless said certificate shall De re.
aueemed according to law, tax deed will
1917. "''' 1''N'
Witness my official signature and
sem sen, thiS the eth day Of June. \ d. 1917.
~ CTLALl r. j. HANCOCK,
CLERK Circuit Court, Putnam Co, Fla.
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NOTICE OF DRAINAGE HEARING.

To the owners and all persons inter-
ested in the lands, corporate and other
property in and adjacent to Hastings
Drainage District:
tilted that the Board of Supervisors of
Hastings Drainage District, and the
owners of land adjacent to Hastings
Drainage District, have filed in the Of
flee Of the Circuit Court of st. Johns
County, State of Florida, a petition
praying said court,
l. That the boundary lines of Has
tings Drainage District be extended,
and that the decree heretofore entered
by this Court, November 29, 1915, in
said District, be amended
to include within said District the
lands in st. Johns and Putnam Coun-
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would have to stay
in bed several days
every m o n tn. |
tried all kinds of
remedies and was
treated by doctors,
but my trouble con-
tinued until one day
| read about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
what it had done for
others. | tried it
and now ] am never
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EXECUTORS NOi J.

All creditors, legatees,. I'm, M
and all persons having M |
mands against the EsiHha.,. I'D
w. Gray, deceased, ai1 ,,sirs|
fed to present then NJ, T,Y ID
mands to me within I " d
all persons indebted =. 70 ID
W. Gray, deceased ,: sts
pay the same immedlsiaeGSsl
HARRY GRAY; q
Executors, Of the lass s'
of Eliza W. Gray a ec!s
This 31st day of MARCH,