SCHOOL REPORT.
Fraudulent "Blanket Policy" Ot­ Treasurer Sheldon and A P. Mor­
tered For Protection ot
gan Tell ot Millions. Sub­
Health and Ufa
scribed In 1904
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Time and agiiln Colonel Theodore Noonevelt. the third term |u»rty'# «*nn
didnte for president of the Culted States, has stilted that tin* famous $240.(MX)
raised by the late E H llarrlman In the fall of ld‘ M was for use in the New
York state cnmpaimi He also de<dnre<l most positively a tew weeks ago that
he had ordered Cbalrtuau Cortelyou of the Uepul»lh,an nutional committee,
not to accept any money Trotn the Standard Oil company In that campaign
and to return It If any had been accepted
On Monday, Sept HO. C. C TegethofT. secretary to the late E H Ham
mau. produced the above receipt of the Republican national committee, signed
by Treasurer Cornelius N Bliss, for Mr Harrlman s individual contribution
of $50,000 to this fund, proving conclusively that It was used in behalf of
Mr Roosevelt’s candidacy
The day following John I> Archlwdd. president
of the Standard Oil company, produced the documentary proof that his com
pany did give $10U.0U0 to Roosevelt a campaign fund and that It uever was
returned.
T w o S o u ls W ith but a Sin g e T h o u gh t
— iln.-nuley In New York Wur'd
REPUBLICAN HOPE
RESTS IN WILSON.
Gav. Burke Declares For Dem­
ocrat and Gives His Reasons.
By J O H N B U R K E ,
Governor of North Dakota.
me KepnlilVrnn purr.», hh n 1 » <ma vrm
(Vraorretlc party. On »be other hand.
If Wilson I* elected (be Kooaevelt |*r-
ty will |H>rl»b: the llepiibllcana will
reorgnntai* their party, pnrice It o f tbe
bniieful Influence o f corporate power
and »freed and make It nifaln the (fraud
..Id party It was In tbe day, of Lin­
coln.
I jo ii N P
RrundH* |»crformed a r#«l
public m*rvW-e when he quoted the rec­
ord# to #how that George W. Perkins
I# and always has been an enemy of
union labor.
The election of Governor Wilson I*
Wonder If Rmeruon was gazing npon
tbe only thing that cau save tbe Re­
a moo«e *nlf when several decades ago
publican party. Four yeara of Presi
dent T aft has split It In two. We he wrote:
1 am the owner of the sphere.
have no reason to believe that be will
Of the »even »tar» ana the solar year.
Is* any different or that bis second ad­
ministration. If be Is reelected, will
The Democrat# are depending on tba
Ite any more satisfactory to the people #mnll contributor to help elect W11-
than his flrsl.
His reflection will #on and Mar#ha!l. The appeal is being
mean the division o f the Republican made to the |>eople. and tbe people are
party Into many warring factions, responding.
which can only result lu Onal dissolu­
tion of all.
Wilson will make the moat acceaatbte
The end will come quicker and Just president who has ever occupied tbe
ns certain if Roosevelt Is elected, for White House. He la typically a Dem­
he la uo longer a Republican, bat la
ocratic man.
the leader of a new party, at war with
J
“Theodora Rex” Promises to Shtold
Th om Against Discrim ination by
Educated Physicians.
Frick. Gould and Morgan Gave $100,000
Each— Corporation*. Gave 73'/* P «f
Cant of Entire Am ount Received.
The (xdltical tentacle# of the third
term candidate have lieen extended in
every direction from winch might be
gathered voter# lrre#|»ective of #et.
race, i-obir o- prevlou# eoiidltiiui. of ad
vocations, factious and trade# into the
ProgreNsive fold. By iqieclou# prom
Ue# cunningly adapted to each tbe
colonel lieckon# them to follow with
bleating approval wheresoever his bell
wetber adjutant# may lead In ordei
that Theodore Rex may again ait In
the White Hoiiae.
Tempting bait I# thrown to the work­
ing people tu the minimum wage, to
the Soclal1#t in the enlargement of
government owuer#hlpM. to the wo­
men in tlie furtherance of #uffrage a#
pi ration#, to the farmer in blid#ful bet-
termeut# of rural life. etc. Now be ap­
peals to the quacks, those true and
hitherto despised men of predatory
wealth, offering them tenderent regard
and freedom from prejudice “ for or
against.’* The following “ blanket poll
cy” is offered for protection of our
most precious (AosHessious health aud
lire:
“ We favor the uniou o f all the exist
tug agencies for fundamental govern­
ment dealing with the public health
into a single national health service
without discrimination against or for
any oue set of thera|ieutlc method#,
school of medicine Air school of healing,
with such adilitiAMia! |#>wera as may
be necessary to enable It to |K*rform
efficiently such «iutie# in the protection
of the public from preventable dls
easea a# may be properly undertaken
by the fiindnmental authorities. In­
cluding the execution of existing law#
regarding pure fo«#l. quarantine and
cognute subjects, the promotlou of ap­
propriate action for the improvement
of vital statistics, the extension of the
registration area of such statistic# and
co-operation with the health activities
of the various state# aud cities of the
nation.”
Thus would votes for Theodor* Rex
be multiplied.
Insults Educated Physician.
This quack plank of the l ’rogre##ive
platform not only insult# the Intelll
gent voter, but wounds the educated
physician. In that It place# the lattei
in the same category with empiric* of
high and low degree, rubbers, sun
curists. magnetic and other healers amt
all other pretenders who fatten U|#ui
the credulity of the Helpless #i<-k and
their terrified relatives The Sun has
adverted to the outrageous violation
of propriety and Justice which charm-
terizes tbe medical laws of several
state# in the Eniou. the last Instam-e of
which we deplored lu the medical reg
illations of file «-anal xone and which
the bull uiAHise platform threatens t«>
inflict upon all the «fate# In the Union
These legislative enactment# tvrpilr«
all persons who pro|s»#e to Itwoim-
physicians not only to pursue a more or
less thorough <‘»tir#e of preparatory
education, tmt also to l>e trained til all
branches of medicine and. I#*sides. to
be subjected to a rigid examination b>
appointees «if the state All these serve
to protect the public against ignorant
pretender# and would is? perfectly fair
did not the very same eiiHcttnent# ex
euipt the latter from the provtslou* ap
plying to educated practitioners.
John D. Archbold’s statement that
the Standard Oil company contributed
$100.000 to Mr. Roosevelt’s camjwilgn
fund In 1904 was confirmed by Gtoricv
R. Sheldon, who succeeded Cornelius
N. Bliss as treasurer of tbe Republican
national committee.
Not only did the Standard Oil com
pany give $100.000 to elect Mr. Roose
Veit president, but J. Pierpont Morgan
A Co gave $100.000. H. C. Frick gave
$100.000 and tieorge Gould gave a noth
er $100.000. Mr. Sheldon test 1 tied that
78Vfr |>er c-ent o f Mr. Roosevelt’« total
camimlgu fund was contributed by cur
porn tions.
Naturally these people gave their
money freely to tbe Roosevelt cam
puigu fund
Testifying that he had «•outrlbnted
$i:«MNNi t«» the Roosevelt «-ampaign
fund lu IIR>4* Iss-aiise In* was “ e#|»eclal
ly Interested." Mr J. P. Morgut; added
“The only Interest we hail was In tbe
welfare of tlie public.**
Mr. Morgan emphasised Ills devotion
to Mr. ItAsisevelt’s political fortunes by
tbe further statement that .1 P. Mor
gau & <’o.’# ustial , contribution to Re-
publl(-ai) A-ampalgn funds was only
$loo.o<H): that lie uever lieard of any
dAHiatlon by hi# firm to the Democrat«;
that when Mr Taft was a candidate in
1008 the sum suhs<-ribed was $.‘10.000
A nd that this year neither he nor bis
banking house had subscrilaHl a dol
lar.
How It Was All Done.
To grasp these pregnant facts we
have only to recall a little modern his­
tory. Iu ISM>4 Mr. Roosevelt had his
bureau of corporations in working or­
der. Mr. Cortelyou. lately lu control
of it as secretary A»f commerce and la­
bor. hud been made chairman of the
national Republican committee.
He
and Cornelius N. Bliss, treasurer, were
collecting money. As George R. Sbel-
dou. Mr. Bliss’ successor, says. 73V6 per
cent of the funds received came from
the menaced corporations.
I f we do not find in these disclosures
a sufficient explanation of .1. P. Morgan
& C o ’s “ e#pei-inl interest” in Mr
Roosevelt’s election, it is possible that
later events may reveal It.
Mr. Roosevelt never prosecuted .1 P
Morgan A Co.'s steel trust. He em­
phatically stopped the proceedings In
stltuti'd by A»thers against .1. I* Morgan
Ac Co.’s harvester trust
When the
pnnh* of 11 m »7 was at its height lie turn
ed tlie resources of the treasury over
tA> J I*. Morgan Ac Co., who used them
and made money ami reputation by the
process He met Gary and Frick, rep
resenting .1 P. Morgan Ac Co.’s steel
trust. I»efore breakfast one morning
hiia I licensed them, in violation of law.
to absorb tlie Tennessee Coal and Iron
company, thus giviug .1. P. Morgan A:
Co.’s steel trust a monopoly of high
grade iron ore. He put Mr Bacon, a
partner of .1. P. Morgan Ac Co., into the
state department aud the diplomatic
service. He made Herbert Satterlee.
J. P. Morgan’s son in-law. assistant
secretary of tlie navy. In a letter to
Attorney General Bonaparte he testi­
fied feelingly to the virtues of the
“ Morgan Interests which have been so
friendly to us.” Never before was ttu‘
“ public welfare” so cheaply protected
Favors F o r Corm orants.
The “ Morgan Interest«** are not con
fined to J. P. Morgan A Co. by any
menus. The Morgan Interests compre­
hend life Insurance companies, banks
and trust coinpanie#. railroads and
maniifaA-tiiring enterprises. If thi* par­
ent house Increased its regular Repub­
lican cAuitribution In 1904 tieotUMc of
It* **es|#HiMl Interest" we may easily
Imagine that the iiollcy was widely
lmltnt«*d by affiliated A#»r|»orations and
Individuals Perhaps In this almost mi -
example«! favor by the Morgan inter
ests we shall find an explanation of
the Roose veil administration’s hostility
t<» the Standard Oil interests, which
have n«»t always agreed with J I*
Morgan A Co. concerning “ the welfare
of the public.*"
It may l»e that the senate committee
will l»e able trt throw more light on
this |srtnt. hut It qnn hardly ad<! any­
thing to the scandal o f the Morgan
Roosevelt alliance. It was Mr. Roose
i velt wtx» opened up to J P Morgan
A Co. the possibilities o f government
by big business. It was Mr. Roosevelt
who persuaded J. P. Morgan Ac Co. to
plunge deeply Into politic«. It was Mr
Roosevelt who. consulting “ the public
welfare.” registered the decree# of .1
P. Morgan Ac Co. In fhe White House
Not until Mr. Roosevelt had lost con-
j trol of the Republican machinery and
the law providing for publicity of cam
palgn «^»ntrlbutlons hail gone Into ef
feet dl«l J. P. Morgan A Co. disappear
from the list of regular contributor# to
the «-olossnl corruption fifhils of the
Republican party. Are J 1*. Morgan
A Co. now «»peratlng politically under
«•«»ver of their re«*ent partner. George
W. Perkin«? New Yrrk World
Thu# do our sagacious legislator»
stultify themselves In the Interest of
the cormorants to whom they grant
special privilege#, because, forsooth,
they claim to “ heal“ without roedl
cine#! There I# now no discrimination
against “ schoola of medicine.” There­
fore the #|HH*lal protection demanded
for them by the bull moose platform Is
grntultou# and Intended only to entrap
votes. The “ healers”
elong to no
school. Now come# Theodore Rex and
dignities them by a special provision
and. expressing a most tend«*r regard
ft>r their sensibilities, promise# to
shield them against discrimination by
educated physician*.
Till# platform would raise tbe quack
and healer above the men who daily
exemplify their personal and profe#
sional aiqieriorlty by gome unseltlsh
devotion to the public weal. In his
eagerness to placate the In fluent iai
horde of empirics Mr. Koo#evelt would
have us oblivious o f the fact that the
educated physician Is the only real
altruist In the community. Instead of
arousing tlie public conscience »T. U.’s
| favorite slogani this self a|>|H>tnted re
I former deei»ens the crying shame and
thus exempllfSea again that “ under no
. circumstances” need lie l>e bound by
I his prior professions.
President Taft fins won the approval
of the quacks and healers by Ills tiled
leal regulations of the canal zone:
heme this Machiavellian fiollcy. Ku-
ture generntlmi# will subsflfute “ R am »#«*
veltlan” for •‘ Machiavellian.** Polltlca
makes strange bedfellows Ind'SHl Be
hold Taft and RiM»seveff uinler the
same blanket!—New YoHl Sun
The Republicans talk a I suit tariff
revision, and yet when a Democratic
bouse in fulfilling DeiiiAs-raflA- promises
to tlie |*cople rwliwed file tariff, a Re­
publican pre#blent vetoed the measure
“ By their work« shall ye know them ’’
Deimarnta In every state of the
Union should orran ixe and prepare
for istillila a matrd breaking vote Nov
5 Be It rememltered that uo matter
how certain victory seems, overconB
deuce la always dangerous
Extant of M organ Intarosta.
Report of the school* of Polk county
or the school mouth ending October
4. 1912:
Number of sch«»olg reporting cor­
rectly and on tim e...................
35
Number of pupils registered new
during month.......................... 1934
Number of pupils registered sec­
ondary during month
0
B. Y. Allen sold his ranch here last
Number of pupils readmitted dur­
week and later bought some property
ing mouth ...
4 in Dallas and moved hi, family and
Tottd number of pupils on regis­
household goods to their new home the
ter during month ...................
1934 last of the week.
Nurulier of pupil, dropped during
W. D. Gilliam made a business trip to
m onth........................
30
Portland and to Eastern Oregon Taut
Number of pupila remaining at
time of report.......................... 1908 week returning home Sunday
Number of day. taught during
Byron Bradlev has had a telephone
m onth........ .............................
6.8 installed in his home recently.
V> hole number ot d.vr attendance 12892
\\ hole imiiiber ot duyii utwence..
291
S. J. Pepper returned home last Sat­
Whole nuinl>er of time, lute ......
70 urday after several months spent in
the logging camps on’ the lower Colum­
Number of pupil, neiltier absent
nor tardy
...........................
1669 bia.
Average number ot pupil, belong­
E. B. Hals ted and family have moved
ing ........................................... lt’88.7 I to Kails City.
A veiHgo iliiily nttendunce . . ..
lt-95 8
Per cent of .tte iid e n e e ..........
97.7
Mr. Palmer and family arrived here
Number of vi.it. by parent,-
£6 Friday and took immediate possession
! o f the.r new home.
Number of vi.it, Cv memtiere of
nehonl l.iHrd,............................
25
Miss Mamie Peterson is visiting re!a
The following schools have been tivee and friend, in Portland anu may
placed on the roll o f honor for the coun- enter business college.
- ty for having made a per rent of atten­
Rev. Chester Gates is announced to
dance of 95 or mere: Dallas, Ked
Piairie (100), Bridgeport (100), Ball- | preach in Guthrie schoolhouse next
bunday
at 3 p. m.
aton, Salt Creek, Parker, Monmouth,
Airlie, Ward (100), Perrydale, Pairview
| Gooseneck (100), Cochran (100), Rick-
R1CKREALL
real!,Flkina, Independence, V\ eat Salem
| (100), Buena ViBta (i00), Buell (100),
Montgomery, Enterprise, Suver, Oak-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burch went to
| dale, Lone Star, McCoy, Fall, City, Tillamook last week to visitThad Lucas
Black Rockl Hopville, Highland (100), and family.
liogue River, Valley Junction (100),
Mrs. B. F. Lucas went to Portland
Fern (100).
The following schools have been plac­ M onday.
ed on the roll of honor for having made
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Dempeey returned
no tardies during the month:
home Tuesday from Harrisburg.
lied Prairie, Bridgeport, Salt Creek,
Orval Price, John Koser, Paul Smith
Valley View, Airhe, Ward, Fairview,
Gooseneck, Cochran, Hickreall, West and Robert Low returned Sunday from
Salem, Buena Vista, Buell, Montgom­ their hunting trip.
ery, Enterprise, Suver, Lone Star,
Burt Adams has returned to Portland.
Black Rock, Cherry Grove, Hopville,
John
Koeer returned to Portland
Highland, Fern. Yours respectfully,
this week.
H. C. SEVMOTR,
School Supt., of Polk county.
Mr. and Mrs. Fetzer visited her par­
ents here Sunday.
WEST SALEM.
THOMAS W. BRUNK
Peter Cook was in McMinnville this
week on business.
Democratic Candidate
for Joint Representa­
tive of Polk and Lin­
coln Counties.
A man from Eola has bought the
The relatives of Mrs. Maria Brakes building where Whaley A Price have
gave her a surprise on the 13th o f Oc- been located.
tober, it being her birthday. They car­
Wm. Rowell is running the flouring
ried their baskets well filled with the
necessaries o f life and a number of mill for Peter Cook.
birthday gifts. There were 23 in all to
Mrs. E. A. Stenson and Mrs. G. A.
dine with her, all wishing her many re­ Braley were in Portland this week.
turns of the day.
There will be a temperance lecture
at the church Friday night.
.
Mrs. Brock, of West Salem, went to
Portland I riday to attend the National
W. C. T. U. convention.
Mrs J. T. Hunt and her cousin. Mrs.
W. A. Grenville, o f Buffalo, N. Y., are
spending a few days at the coast.
Verd Hill, who is running for repre­
sentative of Polk county, was in Salem
Monday.
Chas. (Josser and wife arrived from
Nebraska Monday and are at his un­
cle's, George Gosser, and intend to
make Oregon their home.
INDEPENDENCE.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hanna returned
M,onday from a visit in Vancouver
Hallowe 'eii Social.
Mrs. Jack lii'km an went to Albany
Saturday to visn relatives Saturday.
The firat dance o f the season was
iven by the pi ysical trainer, Miss
' ilcox in the Normal gym Saturday
evening.
Irvine Stewart cut his hand quite
badly on a woodsaw last Wednesday.
Thought He Was Christ.
In favor o f Statement No. 1
and the Oregon System. A
fair deal to all, special privi­
leges to none Economy in all
public affaira as faraa possible
consistent with Good Govern­
ment.
A H allow ee’ n social will be
given by the school the night o f
October 18th at the W. O. W.
hall at Ballston. The ladies are
invited to bring baskets and the
gentlemen well filled purses. A
short ulay o f three acts will be
given afterwhich the baskets will j
be sold, the proceeds o f which
are to be used in purchasing
standard pictures for the school.
Every one is invited to attend
and help in the work and have a
good social time.
Dallas Variety
= Store =
AfteranySickness
MIsa Vale Hiltibrand, Vivian White-
aker and I.avilla Cooper attended the
nothing so rapidly restores health
foot ball game in Corvallis Satuulay.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skinner, of Sa­ and v ig o r as S C O T T S EM ULSION.
lem, were guests of friends here Satur­ I t is the essence o f natural Ixxly-
day.
nourishment, s o m edically perfect
D. Davidson, P. L. Hedges, o f this that nature im m ediately appropri­
city, aid D. Madison, of Salem, left
Saturday for a hunting and fishing trip ates and d i s t r i b u t e s i t t o every
o r g a n , e v e r y tis s u e — fe e d in g ,
at Alsea.
Mrs. C. W. Butler and daughters, nourishing a n d restoring them to
Helen and Grace were Salem visitors normal activity.
Saturday.
S C O T T ’S E M U L S I O N is not a
Mrs. K. E. Psddock and children, p a t e n t medicine, b u t is nature’ s
Dorothy and Elinor, visited her »ister
body-nourishm ent w ith c u r a t i v e ,
in Salem last week.
Mrs. J. G. McIntosh and Mrs. D. upbuilding properties and w ithout
a drop o f dru g or alcohol.
I t con­
Davidson spent Friday in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Wetherbee and daugh­ tains superior c o d l i v e r oil, th e
ter Beatrice were guests of friends in hypophosphites o f lim e a n d soda
Eugene last week.
w ith glycerin e, and is so delicately
Mrs. O. A. Kramer and daughter, emulsified that it enters the system
Gretchen have returned from a visit in
w ithout digestive e f f o r t — builds,
Portland.
tones
and sustains.
Miss Pearl I’ercival visited in Port-
A fte r croup, w h o o p in g cough,
land over bunday.
measles and other child ailm ents it
is nature's a lly in restoring health.
MONMOUTH NO 1.
A f t e r grip p e o r pneumonia it
C. L. Hawley, Ed Lorence and Frank imparts strength an d health, and
"aker returned from a week's hunting fo r colds, coughs, sore, tig h t chests
and fishing on the Alsea.
a n d t h r o a t t r o u b le s S C O T T ' S
.1 W. White returned from Alsea EM ULSIO N g ive s the greatest relief
Tuesday.
known.
S c o t t & B o w s e , Bloomfield. N .J .
12-9*
Mrs. F. R. Bowersox attended the
wedding o f her niece near Corvallis last
W ednesday.
Orval White and wife returned Tues­
day from a visit with the latter’s par­
ent’s at A'Sea and s»w lots o f snow in
the mountains.
Is a native son, being born
and raised on the farm where
he now resides.
Notice ot Final Settlement.
V O T IC E is hereby «iven that the underftigned. hm
'
administrator of the estate o f Johann Quir-
ing deceased, has tiled his final account in the
County Court of the state of OreRon. for Polk
county, and that Saturday, the 2!irti day of N o­
vember 1912, at the hour of ten o’clock in the fore­
noon of itaid day at the court room of the said
county court in the c ity of Dallas. Oreiron, ha*
been appointed by said court as the time and place
for hearinx of objections to the said final account
and the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published
October 24. 1912
G E R H A R D J. Q U IR IN G .
Administrator of the estate of
Joann Q uinn*, deceased.
B R O W N A 8IBL4JY.
Attorneys for the estate.
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Reed was committed to the state
asylum fo r the insane laat Mon­
E is hereby «iven that the undersixned as .
day. He came down from Mc­ N O TIC
Administratrix of the estate of John Albers,
has filed her final account in the coun­
Coy and was looking for the deceased,
ty c»urt of the state of «)re«on for Polk County,
sheriff. On being questioned it and that Saturday, the ‘23ra day of November. |
1912. at the hour of ten o’clock a. m. of said day.
was found that he was demented. at
the court room of the said county court in the
of Dallas. i>re«on. has been appointed by said
He admitted that he was crazy, city
court as the time and place for hearin« of ohjec- |
and said he knew it from the tions to the said final account, and the settlement j
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fact that he thought he wan thereof.
A U G U S T A ALR EK H .
Dated
and
first
published
the Christ, and he decided that October 24 1912.
Administratrix of the estate
of John Albers, deceased.
it was not right; he could not be
B R O W N A S IB L E Y .
the Christ, so voluntarily gave Attorneys for the Estate.
himself up and asked that he be
taken care o f as an insane man.
Notice T o Creditors.
McMinnville T.-R.
It is expected that the Marion
county medical association, to
The new steamer ‘ 'City o f De­ V O T IC E is hereoy given that the undersigned
which Polk and Yamhill county
'
have b*>en by the County Court o f the State
medics belong, will hold one of troit I I I , ” which runs between of Oregon, for Polk County, duly appointed the
executors
of will and eatal« of Jeremiah J. Brown
its m eeting» in this city next Detroit and Buffalo, is the largest deceased. All persona having claims against said For particular», addresser call on i
are hereby notified to present them. d "ly
Monday evening. The association side-wheel passenger steamer in estate
verified a by lew required, to the undersigned ex ­
will probably meet at the asylum the world, having a length o f ecutor. Tiraa S. Brown, at hla residence on Belt
Creek, eight miles northwest of Dallas, in Polk
470
ft.,
a
breadth
o
f
55
ft.
and
a
at which time the work o f the
County. «)regon. within six months from the date
the first publication o f Ihla notice.
A irlie, O re g o n
X-ray and electricity in medicine depth o f 22 feet. Her speed is of Given
under our hand thia 14th day of October.
will be the subject under discus­ 21 miles an hour. Interior views 1912.
F R E D B. B R O W N .
sion. I f the usual number of of the vessel appear in the No­
T ill A S 8. B R O W N
Executors
of
the estate and will of
vember
Popular
Mechanics
Mag­
medical men turn out about 30
Jeremiah J. Brown, deceased-
Cures Cold», Croup and Whooping Cough.
azine.
will be present. —Statesman.
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