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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-21
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
 After states attorneys had argued during practically The entire morn ing session in support of their con ten;ions against the proposed grounds of the defense. 10 show an | w. w conspiracy in tho Warren district at the lime of the depo-ta.ions, Judge Pa-;ee called recess until 3 o'clock this afternoon in order Jo give al ;orneys Tor the defense time in which 70 amend 'heir statement as to what they propose to prove in their de .ense
 Following aIr. French's argument n which he reiterated what he had previously tha: no | W. w would De connected with the states side of :ha tria'. nor would anyone be pros7- cutsd for depor,ing an I. ". W. 9n July F. 1917. and in which he ar sued ;Aa; the Blodge;t case. a Mass. echuse;;s Rhode Island case which the defense had cited as similar to the present trial was not applicable n this case. the court interposed with q number of questions.
 Chiefly among the questions askel counsel Tor the defense was whether or not they intended in their ayowal ,o show whether or not r. W. Brown, ,he complaining witness was conner ed up with the overt act charged iE ihe defense of seif-iefense, and that so far nothing had been said or done which would show the defense as avoniug they would prove this.
 The defense replied that they il- tended ;o prove such an act on the part ot Brown and not only would they prove the overt act on the part of Brown but also that he was con nec,ei with the | W. w and the alleged conspiracy The statement was resented by County Attorney French who con:en-ed that the d., fense would not be able to prove the allegation and iha; Brown was not I Hember O. the | w. W. organiza- lion. but was an organizer for the A F. of L. at the time.
 A A. Worsley. assistant for the state, made brief statement to the court. following along previous lines tending 10 show that the defense of necessity and seif-deiense ceased on the par, Of the deportees after they had ;he HOO men arrested and ct their mercy in Warren park, before they were taken into New Mexico.
 In allowing the defense time until this afternoon to amend their state ment. Judge Pat;ea stated it was .c finally get the issue clearly settled in his mind before attempting to is- sue decision to settle Inc important question, which will proDably be O. morrow.
 During the arguments Judge Pattee several tin.es during discussion Of the !. W. W. organization character ized the organization as an "infa- nous organization.
 County Attorney French contended that the organization itself was net on trial and was not an issue in the trial, but if the evidence proposed to be introduced by the defense it would tend only to prejudice the minds of the jury since the mere mention of the word T. w. w." was like shaking a red flag in a bulls face"
 Attorneys Burges and Curley for the defense augmented several times the statement that they would not only avow they would prove Browns connections with the pro- posed defense but would actually prove it in connection with the l. w. W. conspiracy. and the recess until o'clock was taken when they
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New Home for Orphans Of War
Heroes Is Opened.
Funds to Buy and Maintain Il Given
BY American Admirers Of
English vaIor.

New York.-A home for fathefiesa
sons Of British war heroes has Just
been opened In Reading. 10 miles from
London, by the National Allied Relief
committee. working with funds raised
In the United States. according to an
announcement made by that organixa.
ton. whose headquarters are at No.
2 West FOrty.fifth street. New York.
The announcement said that the money
for the home was supplied through
American admirers Of British Valor,"
and that the home was "a tribute Of
appreciation and . memorial from the
American people," Lieut.. J. O..
Churchill Of the British army has been
named headmaster Of the home, and
his wife. Mrs. Churchill, has been ap-
pointed matron. 1t will be under the
protection Of the British ministry Of
education. II will be a home for -
boys.
A check for maintaining the home
was taken TO England a few weeks
ago by John Moffat chairman Of the
National Allied Relief committee. and
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WOMEN'S VOTELARGE

reservations: SCOT Chinese and Japan.
ere women ineligible to vote, Q COM
paratively small number Of American
women married to aliens and barred
from voting for that reason. and q
larger number deprived Of the ballot
under state statutes In harmony with
constitutional provisions. The total
Of these ineIigibles was estimated at
about l.5OOO0O.
American women married to aliens
are not eligible TO vote. the Depart.
rnent Of Justice has held, but foreign.
born women married to American citi-
xens or whose fathers have become
American citizens are entitled to The
ballot, without naturalization procesd.
inss.
The number Of eligible male voters
In the United States this year has not
bsen 6stssminsd. Based On an soei.
mated populatioo Of 1o60oo,0o0. bow.
ever. The census bufeau figured that
there afs ssw Sl,oo7,0oo men IL The
DATED States over twsety-ons ysas0
It aga a whom pesbab,S s11ooooo
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open place to which Maypole would
seem no alien addition. From time to
time much has been said and written
of its GENERALIZATION. With some,
the memory Of Shakespeare may have
become trade, like aluminium or any.
thing else. Others have shown how
little they fear the intrusion Of q fac.
tory. Yet the town remains q very
passable vestige of that In which
Shakespeare was born. The spirit Of
the Ellzabethan village still broods
over Its timbered houses and spacious
streets. and the business In mementoes
has not succeeded Up destroying their
meaning. No town Gun get peace for
the asking. and 1t Is peace which
Stratford has secured by some semi.
divine right and retains In spite Of
every provocntion to barter the posses
sion.
Many Americans There, Too.
The Warwickshire meadows arc q
smooth and green rs ever. There thu
river glides at its own sweet will with
the placidity of other streams but none
of their dullness. One wonders wheth.
er It Is only for Shakespeare that tha
whole world comes to Stanford, o.
whether some part Of the compulsioo
is not that desire for retreat which hs
has expressed in many . remembered
passage.
Be the attraction what 1t may, the
visitors this very year form q kind Of
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TRIBUTE TO BRITISH

turned over to the British manage.
ment committee. The home was for.
merly st. Andrews home Of the Waits
and Strays society Of England and was
purchased furnished and fully
equipped.
The British management committee
II composed Of Col. Arthur G. Muir.
ray. chairman: Maj. J. ]. Astor. treas.
urcr: Evelyn Wrench, accretary Lieut..
Col. A. q. Cleaver, Robert Grant, Jr,
G. Mills Mckay and James Van Allen
Shields.
The honorary patrons Of the com
mittee are Earl Reading. formerly
British Ambassador to tho United
States; Baron dc Cartier de march,.
enne. the Belgian ambassador: Kijuro
Shidehara. the Jspanese amhaasadoe.
and DR.. Charles w. Eliot, president
emeritus Of Harvard university.
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StratfOrd Is the
Place of Peace

the summer festival matinee of "As
You Like It" In the Memorial theater.
and to catch glimpse Of Warwick on
his way back to the railway. Evidently
Americans are not the only folk who
can hustle. He might have been reas-
sured on the motor question. Such Is
the enterprise in this direction that It
IL calculated that sixty char-a-bancs
and the like stay in Stratford every
day. They take their passengers to
the many delightful towns and vii
lagos in the neighborhood and bring
In the Inhabitants Of spots which
would otherwise be remote.
Villagers Enjoy Shakespeare.
A large proportion Of the audiences
Of the summer festival are villagers,
who have learned to rely on the motor
as means Of conveyance. and they
do. l am assured. really appreciate
Shakespeare. Not only that. but they
possess an Unborn aptitude for Old
English dances and pageantry. The
stories one hears Of Maypole and
Morris dancing in some Of the villages
suggest either that Shakespeare
England has never died. or has been
revived by the agencies that aim at
resuscitating the drama In the coun-
tryside. But It should not be conclud-
ed that these village festivals are
manufactured by artistic labor. On
the contrary. they are described as the
spontaneous sports Of the young in
which the old are not afraid to Join.
Stratford itself has more than one
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LATE
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
Western Newspaper Union News Service
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Cattle.
The cattle market is uneven. but
closing sales proved that the market
was slightly higher in most divisions.
Tho quality. of the offering was com.
mon and what little fancy stock that
was offered met with q ready sale:
Few steers were offered. Ono load
, ,oads going DIN at $3.50, ' sssst and 1850
The bulk Of the feeding steers sold at
$3.50 to 1915. Cows reached top Of
$3.50 on the early market. A fair sup.
ply of both cows and hcifers arrived
and prices remained steady for the
general run.
Large supplies of good hogs were
received on the local hog market, the
bulk arriving late, resulting in slow
late market. Demand was good for
fair stock. A top of s15.75 was reached
on two loads of good hogs, with other
loads going at $3.50 and $15.l0. The
bulk sold at $3.50 to $3.50. Pigs were
scarce and were sold readily when Of
fered. They We're quoted at $1,000 to
$3.50.
Good supplies OF sheep were received
on the local market. The bulk of the
arrivals war feeders. with small sup
the general run of supplies remained
steady. Fat lambs sold at $1l.60 flat
for fair quality lambs. while the bulk
sold for SHES to sll.76.
Two Thousand feeding lambs sold for
$11.90 freight paid. The bulk sold for
We're quoted at SAFE to st.7a. Six car
loads of ewes went at si:65. with an
other bunch selling for S4.35. No weth-
crs were offered.
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26, SOC, 900 Are Eligible to Bal.
lot in November Election.

Washington. complied BY
The census bureau and other govern.
,usnt departments indicate that The
number Of women 10 the United States
over twenty-oue years of age II ~.
085,O00. Of whom approximately a..
10000 are eligible to vote In the No
vember election. This estimate makes
q liberal allowance for allen women,
American women married to aliens and
other ineiiEibies.
Exact figures are not available on
the plumber Of women over twenty.
one, ~ barred from voting from vari.
oua Asons. Census bureau oficiais
befIDve. however. that this year at
iaast 100000 Of the q, 100000 foreign
bern wemsa 10 the United States Will
pee ~ have become naturalissd In
a6dineo tAses wses 10 1910. according
70 ~ eeasuA abeat 10000 Indian
6ooeA 0ese e when we're iivins -
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In the absence NJ ncighbOr my
mother received for her several pack.
ages. Mother ~as not IN when ! came
from school. nnd. seeing the bundles.
began . = investigation. thinking that
mother or sister hnd been shopping.
Ono bO1 contained u hSt. which I tried
On. The bell rang. and I run to an.
swsf. II was our neigibOr. and NJ
sight Of the hat upon my head shs
gavs Q gasp. ! knew then what rc
done and apoiogixed profusely. Sht
was kind enough 70 laugh and ny m
didn't mind.--EYchsnge
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Shakespeare's Old Home Casts
Softening Spell Over Its
Throngs Of Visitors.
REs1fUlNEss IS ITS LURE
Voices Of Strangers Are Not Lifted
In Hiiarity-viIiaoers Enjoy and
Appreciate shakespeare-Many
Americans There.

Stratford-on-Avon. - The poet Of
Shropshire has given his high metrical
authority to the statement that the
Quietest places under the sun are In
that county: but he refers to places
only. and obviously ia not thinking of
towns, Of which the quietest under
the sun is surely Stratforti-on-Avon. 1t
assimilates its visitors without noise.
much as Shakespeare himself compre-
bends the heights and depths Of human
life easily As to the manner born.
There are plenty Of strangers here
this summer. but they do not make q
crowd and their voices are not lifted
In hilarity. Perhaps they are under the
softening spell Of genius. The nearest
approach to merriment I have yet no
ticed. however, was In front Of the
birthplace. 1t was already full of
sightseers. and a little thrOng awaited
entrance on the pavement. Among them
was not one 'in the learned way" ~
Boswell puts It. but the whole COM
pany bore the plain, sturdy. bucoiic
stamp. Dressed in their customary
Sunday suits Of solemn black they re-
vered the immortal memory with
contrasted cheerfulness.
In the train from London French
man on holiday asked me for advice
on motor travelling between StratfOrd
and bennington. Having Just four
hours to spend In Stratford he was pro-
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Asked Jail Sentence to Be
Sure Of Home for Winter

Manuel Costa Of San Fran-
cisco. who has been occupant
Of the city Jail every winter for
20 years. Is again "at home" in
a cell reserved for his use. and
he will remain there for three
months. Police arrested Costa.
saying he was tearing up the
pavement. pitching the cobble-
stones In the air and bouncing
them of the back Of his neck.
When Costa appeared before
Police Judge McAtee he asked
to be sent to jail for six months.
explaining to the court that by
expiration Of his sentence the
Alaskan fishing season would be
open and he would be ready TO
20 north. The Judge compro.
missed on q three-mOnth SEN
tence.
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This One Starting Ysvss.

Huntington. Ind.-0iris have bsse
known to give wrong phone numbers
to chance acquaintance. KatAseius
Parrot. axed three. who nan away
from home to hnd her daddy's e0es,
fooled her gentleman friend. too. He
was 4 policeman. She told him hsr
phone number was ib03 when II vas
1879 and II took four hours 70 IDENTIFY
her.
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oldn's Med 70 d Esesd On.

Cincinnati.-Two boys are heid b
Juvenile court, but no charge b dock.
eted against them. II was this way !:
They decided to have an en- battle,
secured several dozen eEEk repaired
to an empty room and there had II
out. Police arrived ~ the last eeys
were being thrown.
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lelia y Q little leAs than half me
ass Of the United Slater and ,D-.
ooooeo patold timber wealth.
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About 0O.OOO Is the estimated popu.
lation Of Venice. which In built On b.
tween 20 and 10 ixiets.
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would he entitled to vote In No.
vembef.
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Money Market.
EASTERN LIVE STOCK.
AZ Chleag0.

Chicago. - Cattle - Desirable beef
steers strong To shade higher: palmer
grades steady: undertonn better: bulk
good to fairly choice. SI5.60Vi7.75:
x snas Kind: : ss:tSi.1o nd'u% ma
3.75: common kinds and Gamers steady.
!3.75 80; bulls easy. quality common.
sr bulk sssies v s.ys. usisseS,y iox
selected lots to $500: best Sssdsr::
steady: others onns drsggy: receipts west:
,iaw a. stead. stead S Srie"s. ''A'"' market
Hogr-Mnrkct active. mostly steady
to 10 cents higher: in-bctwcon grades
and butehsr:; tisssg 80; bulk pack
1875. ~ '"' "'"'' '''"
lambs SS%'nt ..Ss ci a.y %n rs c ssns:
lower: top nSiiv: lambs; ti2.io. 70 city
westerns sold; tat rh"sp steady: choic.
western ewes. 5000; bulk natives, 800
si,,. top ys"rl'ns w"ther". $1,000
Cssh Gssis IT Chiesss.
=. chiesgo:IWhh::t.No:. , red. SlsA:
Go,nISS; ,niisd. Ta'Ine; No.
~ o.,s.Me: ? white. ssxs@c; No ,
Rye-Eo. 2, SI6g
Inrley-90c IL Si.0G
Timothy Hrcd-l5.00s 1850
Clover Seed-1i2. 900 2OUO
Pork-Hominal.
f.Hrd-92S.6O.
Hibs-SI7.o0u
Chsea4e Dairy.
Chicago. - Butter - Higher. rf"nn-
Try, <005<kc.
ERYs-Cnchangcd.
poultry-A1ive. higher: fowls, gOo.
..rsl run. 2ic: sprinss. 1Sko: tss6sVA
40c.
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Cssh Gssis ss Chissss.
(hsesss Dslr,.


rhi"n ,.".--I Potatoes -. STEADY, Neeen.
S.s"ta i: :i's SS'.. 1s. "r;9:'. ~
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GOLD MEDAL.
Ne4@ !!!!;o o.


edng quick relief and often ward -
deadly diseases. Known a. the national
remedy q Holland for more than 400
yssrs' All druggists, Ia three sissA
lssh Ter IL .aas Geld Modal ~ svssx h.
ed accept Ne i,aisaeion
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SLOW
DEATH

Aches. pains, nervousness. dtss,-
Guilty In urinating. often mean
serious disor ders. The world's
standard remedy for kidney. liver,
bladder and uric acid troubles
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Butter Fat.
Fruit.

Direct .ssssss......... .....oS y
St4tlOn sssssss.s.s.... ......
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Fruit.
Apples. new. Colo box. 31.60 03.00
Pcuchea, Colo, crate ...... 200 ~ 90
Pears. box .,.............. 2.OOTiO0
Pears, Colo, blu. basket 2.00W3.5O
watermelons ............. 1000 l.50
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~ II v, nrNvER. no. As..,s2o.
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Dressed Poultry.

EGGS. strictly fresh. case
COUNT $iO.OVW
Loss off. per doz. 49,. 400 GO
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-20
Saturday, May 29th,


lane dpm
dnb r reward true
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For Chapped Hands.
Mentha- Soothaline
Try This Lovely Cream for Rough,
Chopped Hands and Skin, II,
Wonderful Costs few Cents.

49, At this time OF the year especi-
ally, we are all apt to be annoyed
with chapped HANDS. The fact
that the hands are in and out OF
water-hrst hot and then eX-
tremely cold, so much OF the time,
tends to dry out the natural oil OF
the skin causing them to become
parched. For this very reason 1t
is quite necessary that they have
some extra oil supplied them.
The best way to again make the
skin lovely, smooth and beautiful
is by rubbing into it q little
Notwithstanding each night for
q while. This MISUNDERSTANDING
is prepared by the famous DR..
Pierce of Buffalo, n. Y, known by
thousands OF men and women all
over the world. His great repu-
tation and favor is in itself con-
vincing evidence that this prepa-
ration is one OF considerable merit.
Most any reliable druggist will
furnish you a large jar of Mentha-
Soothaline at a tritiing cost. Due
to the large demand for the prepa-
ration, should your druggist be
out OF it,. send 6Oc to DR.. Pierce'S
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, y. \.
Mentha-Soothaline is also good
for parched and cracked lips.
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Hearing Postponed.

The hearing II charges against John
Crawford. county gam" warden ana on
constable. Scheduled for his afternoon
in Justice W. u. Down"r.S court. wa~
postponed until Wednesday. March TO-
owing TO the fact that witnesses for III"
stat" could not b" present AZ IN" hour
set today.
4 representative ~ N" stat" arrived
here today g. Investigate" the charges
against Cam" Warden Crawford. III" 70
fused to state what department; nc rep
resented or disclose anything as TO MS
instructions. further than that nc would
be hero for about n week. investigating
local conditions. With references 20 IN"
,.harr. OF c1rryIng concealed weapons
fhr d.f-uSr Announces 1t - ready 20
PROV, that the game warden has a bond
and ,h1t = : duly approved and MED.
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Republican Meeting.

H,ruh,,lrS If jefferson county heia
a h,g meeting ~ IN" Imperial motel last
i.-i'. marking N" h"rtnn'n% 81 what ~
expected 10 b" tn" most vigorous cam
pplgn in behalf Of Republican ca"u
dates IN IN" history "i IN" county. ~ ~
WcStfall was thurman Of INC "i'''''eH
and stated that its '"J"'t was I" n''"N
MI clements Of tho PARTY in tn" county
Together to do their par. IN the coming
PRESIDENTIAL campaign. Sn"''h'S Wy
delivered by Judge carl Smith. \. u
Lewis. {. u. Simcral JuiS" John Mans
mold Judge W. McD. Mllor and N"N-
..-s.,man Murphy. Of Stcuh"nvll! ;
Fhrd Miller Of Columbus. chairman ~
,hr Republican ways and m"7ns com,
n,ittcr. and CHAIRMAN Burlington. 81 me
prruhl;,ou STATE cN"cutly" committee.
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lib Building Boom.

Wair,uu Will experience us o'S6cSt
h.nldipg boom with the opening or
>prtrs. "a loads Of material are ar
r,y:ng daily for constructor work
hundreds Of new homes will Z" up this
summer on Tho same scale that saw the
900 homes. CONSTRUCTED 10y the W.Lri"n
r,rr-oL.mc,, Company las fail Thos"
hcm,.s Arc hearty completed. Painters
are now putting on tn" finishing touches
and soon u par Of N" conEcs-
,Inn Of families IN the town will be r"-
moved NUn,,<uS improvements arc
MANNED FOR both W"irtcu and the cove.
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steam hammers at work on the s;rnc.
,.,,.r ,r.u Tor the new open hearth ara
IJ,n,u,,., mills. resembles Il flock W
lI.h ,onrd loruS;s. Half 4 dozen riVet-
.,r. are il, worl; on IN" frame work for
rD,. Iar.,. new buildings which Will ne
rushed - completion Of weather per-
Nit.
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WEIR1ON


Tum IuucS. aged 80. coIoTHd' Wa9 At
~,...rd early yesterday morning on
rn,rg. Of carrying and dscharStnE IRE
nm, H., is being held IN the town lock
NJ .td will probably be given a hearing
.Sr~ Nvu;uS.
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CONVERT Brewery
INTO ICE PLANT
Jacob ENrcystccl. Buys Eellaire Plant
Fo' $50. cOo-WEl Make Fifty
Tons Daily

fl.ul. !:,',, So, e. has. purchased H."
l., Hare E:'v M company hu,ihih%, at
Thrj. -arcuu" and Hamilton streets,
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Test Fire Adams.

Tho fire alarm system IN the cove
and Wclrton was Thoroughly tcStcu yes
to-day and to-day.
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Aviators Killed.

I opinion from The attorney general tina.
: tn. increase was Illegal.
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Foley's
Honey and ar

IT IS JUST WHAT CHILDREN
oueh, to have for icverish colds, coughs.
"rnuffies. and thr tight, whcczinG
breathing. 1t stops Group. too. II eases
and checks whooping c"2..;h, ucns'r les
cough aud bronchial coughs.
Every User Friend
NY little erl had brcn Ll.5rE ia- c-a@p
every few nights. so BEGAN E,y.u. her t"w
drops Of Foley's Hon"Y ana la cvciv ~. Vt
three hours. That iISht sh~ al~pt s,.G rrn,r
eouahsd any and ucy, day he cold s5no. -
Ma K. d. Ranlcy. Sanford. H.
My three children rad vctY severe a'tEck
Of whoopina ceuah. The hrr' 80 ..ars OF
Foley, Honey sod Tn. cIvr them Ir"a' f~Iiei.
and il did them good. '-As-. T.. (. H,.tiE.
Grand Island Nch
Foley S Honey and Tar hns beer used
for more than thirty years in thousands
OF homes for rcliet iron, couL,,s. colds.
spasmodic Group, tickling rh.oa;. huarsc-
ness, whoop'nG cough, h-o-si.,"I ,nueha
nad the coughs that follow utGcnsa ut
Ia grippe
CORN rvrRYwHERE
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FOLLANSBEE
Got Fine start

PHI. CHRISTIAN Eud"avor society re-
or..r.z.d q, 'p., christian church ~ 4
social n..c'r@ saturday evening when
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SOLD EVERYWHERE.