Rogue River courier., October 11, 1912, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

SUIT R IMVOKCK.
In the Circub Court of th. State of
Oregon lor Josephine Conty
Alary Knighten. plaintiff. j
VI.
Eloriie Knighten,
fendant-
De- )
To Llorme knlghten. Defendant.
IN THE SAME OF THE STATU OF
OREGON.
You Te hereby summoned K ad
pear am answer the umplaiA.ed
against you in the. above enttUed ac
tion oil .or before ten day, im the
date trf the service of the aVnlonS
upon you if served within Cphine
count, state of Oregon, or J
twenty day, from the da(e ""J
rvlw of the summons if serve.'
within any other county 0f tb
fil.M ?KeBOn- or " by pub
lication then on or befor. the expir
ation of six weeks from the nrstXe
of the publication thereof and th
first date of th, S, '
August 23rd. 1912. and ihe last date
ot the publication i8 ,nd the Jait
date for your appearanne is. October
iln .V9 12! and yu" n iurth" sti
fled that in case you toll tu a,)ear
and answer the comprint ou file
herein, on or before October 4th
191:. or otherwise plead within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will an-
ply o the court for the relief praved
for in her complaint, towit:
For a decree dissolving the bonds
of matrimony now existing hetween
the plaintiff and the defendant and
for an absolute divorce on -the
-grounds of wllfuli desertion for a
period of more than one venr and
absenting yourself from said plain
tiff without cause.
This summons is published by or
Uer of the Honorable Stephen Jewell,
Judge of the courty court of Jose
phine county, state of Oregon, dated
August 21st, A. D., 1, ordering
publication thereof, for six succes
sive weeks In the Ropue TJlver Cour
1 ier. a weekly newspaper published at
'Grants Pass, Josephine county. Ore
gon, the first publication thereof to
be made on the 23rd day of August,
IS 12, and the last publication on the
4th day of October, A. I)., 1912.
Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon, this
22nd day of August, A. I)., 1912
COLVIG & WILLIAMS.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
.mTI( F, OF FINAL SKTTI.K.MKXT.
In the County Court for Josephine
foi'titv. Oregon.
In tli- Matter of the F.stutf uf Min ie
K. Fenn. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given Hint Huttie
M. Harrison, the adnihiistrutrix of
the estate of Marie K. Fenn, de
censed, has filed in the above entitled
court and cause her final
account, and that Saturday,
September 21, 1912, at the
hour of ten o'clock a. m., at the
county court room at the court 'bouse
nt Grants Pass In Josephine county,
Oregon, has been fixed by order of
the court as the time and place for
hearlni? said final account, and all
persons "having objections to said ac
count are hereby notified to file and
present the same on or before said
date.
Dated this 23rd day of An.?m?t.
1912.
IIATT1E M. HARRISON,
Administratrix.
XOTICK J'OK PI Itl.K ATiOV
Department of the Interior
T. S. Land Office, Roseburg. Or.
September 4. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Orvlll
D. Sawyer, whose post off ijf address
Is 2412 Queelt Avenue, Hoquiam.
Washington, did. .on the 21st day of
November, 1911, file in this office
.sworn statement and application No.
0"()(m, to purchase the W2 SEV4.
and loU 6 and 7, Section Hi, town
ship 40 South. Range 7 West Will
amette .Meridian, nd the timber
thereon,, under provisions of the Act
of June 2, 1878, and acts amenda
tory, known as the "Timber and
Stone Law," at such value as might
be fixed 'b.v appraisement, and that,
pursuant to such application, the
land and timber thereon have been
appraised, 112ti.00. the timber es
timated 2740.000 board 'feet at 40
and 50 cents per U'00. and the land
nothing; thn.' said ai.pii'aiit will
offer final prof in support of his
application and sworn statement on
the 22d day of November. I'M 2. be
fore Register and Receiver I'nited
States l.and Office at P.oe'.'t:r;r. Or
egon. Any person is at liberty to protest
his purchase lefnre en'ry, or ini
tiate a contest at any time, before
patent issu, by filing a corrobor
ated affidavit ln this .office, alleging
facts which would defeat the entry.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
Register.
NOTIC E FOR PI RLK ATIOV.
Department of the Interior, I S.
Land office at Rosebud. Oregon,
September 25, 1912.
Notice is hereby givrti that John
Calvin Dutcher, of Giants I'a-s. Ore
gon, who, on August 21. i:"1'- '""Cf
homestead entry serial No. 04240,
for SWi SW.4 and SV4 SE1.
section 14, township 37 S., range 6
wet Willamette Meridian. hs tiU'd
notice of Intention to make fir.ai five
l'n. t . w.,l.l .V, ,
claim to tne
Ml1, I'l"": " c: I.. :,ert
Smith, rnitiid 5?tates i-oni:nis.-i"ner, at
Grants Pass, Oregon, on tl.e l.'th i-'J
of November. 1912.
Claimant names as wii cesser
William Hava. Jean Ha and
John Rockely, of Murphy. Oregon.
mid Beit Hob-em. of Giants I'usf
Oregon.
H. F. JONES.
l"MMOX.S.
u the Clmiit Court of th Sute of I
Oregon Ut Josephine County '
Daniel -cFarland. Plain- J
tiff. ;
vs. ,
Claiborne' v. Tripleii. )
Laura Overton and )
Grnts Pass Banking )
it Trust Company, a )
Corporation, defend- )
uts.
T in ,i
u Liaiuorue U
Triplett. Laura
Pus lln.Llo., r.
O. . .......
",llH)u aQa Urauts Pass Uankin
Trust Company, a corporation. Dw-
-
fndauts-
la the name of the state, ,.f iw
son you are t . 0utl
reuui e,. le.b ''rU0"eJ and
titled I'niirf n.i . .
.u me uuute en-
. ... MU uuh ou or uejore
r..-tuu ui en weens irom tne
data of thi h.. i.ii ... ... ...
summon uhi.i, .i... . ... u . ...
ch . I'"""-
cat on UJriday. September 20, 1912,
iuc Mol Uli) oi saia publication
and the last day for your appearance
therelu will b Friday, November 1,
1912. and you are hrbv nntifl...i
,. it ,, - . "
u JU Idll tO ailUear lUd unu.or
. ....... . .bf,i, i hi
me complaint within the time afore- lords of Mortgages of Josephine Coun
suid. tue plainuff will apply to thelty. Oregon and bearing date of Jan
court tor the relief prayed for in the !nary 10. 1!94.
complaint, vU: j xh)a 8iniinl0s Is published bv an
rur juusmeiii against the defend
ant. Claiborne W. Triplett on prom
issory note therein st-t forth in the
sum of ir.00.00, payable In gold coin
of the I'nited States, totcthfr with
interest thereon in lik old coin at I
roe rate ot eight per cent per annum
from June 3D, 1911, and the further
sum of $7.U0 attorney's fees; and
for decree foreclosing that certain
mortgage set forth In the comolnint
on the real property therein desrib- !
eu, viz:
Heglnning at the southeast comer
of the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section 13, township
o soutn, range fi west of W. M., run
nin thence north to the northeast
coiner of the nortbwast quarter of
me northeast quarter of said sectiou
13; thence west along the section
line between section .3 and 12 in
said township and range for a dis
tance of 8 rods: thence south 1320
feet to the south line of the north-
east quarter of the northeast quar- j against you In the above entitled suit
ter o( said section 13; thence east 8 (on or before the 11th day of October,
rods to the point of beginning, con- j 1912, the said date being the explra
taining 4 acres, excepting therefreiu tlnn of six weeks from the first pub
tlie right of way of the Oregon and llcatlon hereof and if you fall to so
California railroad. Lnppear and answer, for want there-
Also, the following desc ribed tract,
to-wit: Heglnning lit the west hue
of section IX, township 3S south,
rang.? . west of W. M. 20. in chains !
south of the northutt corner of suitl
section IS; thence north 10 chains;
thence north so deg. ."i min. east .".06
cuains; tnence sontn ni.L'u cnains to
the north line of the O. C. R. R. right
"'eiice 'sieriy aiong saia
right of way ,i.ll chains to the place i
oi oeginning. .ill ot said property
being In Josephine county, Oregon;
ami tnat tne same be wild In the man-
nur provided by law on mortgage
loreciosure and tne practice or tins :
court, and that from the proceeds ;
uiereoi, tne piuumn retain tne
amount ot said judgment, attorney s
mes una accruiug costs or sale, to-
gether with the sums required to be
paid for the discharge of taxes or oth- j
er iiuis upon saiu premises; ami tnat'.fler of the Honorable Stephen Jewell,
thereupon the defendants and each of Judge of the county court of the state
them be forever barred and fore-
Closed of all right, claim and equity
of redemption in and to said mort-
gaged premises and every part tnere-
of; und that the rigcts of the de-
fendants, Laura Overton and Grants '
Pass Ranking k 'lrust company, be
decreed to be subsequent and sub
ject to the prior rights and claims of
the plaintiff; and that the plaintiff
have und recover all his costs and dis
bursements herein, and that he have
full equitable relief.
This summons is published by or
der of the Hon. Stephen Jewell, judge
of the county court for Josephine
county, Oregon, dated September
1 k 11? nrderlni' imhlication of
said summons not less than once a i
week for six successive weeks in the
Rogue River Courier, a newspaper '
of genera! circulation published at i
Grants Pass in Josephine county, Ore-
gon, and directing that a copy of the !
complaint together with a copy of the
summons be forthwith mailed to the
defendant, Laura Overton at her res-
Hience ana posuuiue uiniiers in me i
City of Tempe, county of Maricopa,
stale of Arizona.
Date of first publication. Septem
ber 2 in, 1912.
Date of last publication November
1912.
II. D. NORTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice Is hereby given, that Amy
R
Klum, the undersigned, has been
appointed administratrix of the es-
tate of William A. Klum, deceased,
by the county court for Josephine
county, Oregon, and all persons bar
ing claims againBt said estate are
hereby notified to present the same,
duly verified, to the undersigned ad
ministratrix at the law office of H.
D. Norton in Grants Pass. Josephine
county, Oregon, on or before the ex
piration of six months from the date
of first publication of this notice.
Date of first publication, Septem
ber 5. 1912.
AMY R. KLUM,
Administratrix.
,
Lemming Grniit V- . I
Mr and Mrs. K. W, Ininan. who
left several months ago to reside at
i(,,;a;- Hi u ff s. .Mo., returned
to
Grants Pass I uesaay morning aii'i : noune nere thirty persons, specta
will remain. While th' y lived in ,tors and ftremeii, were killed by an
Miss'cit i many years and believed it - explosion of powder in the burning
was the best country on earth, they structure.
i,ve changed 'heir minds and will More than 100 others are nifT-r-
shout for Oregon. They were ac- ng from Injuries today.
ronii aried ' ' Got::er GraMe. ' Those hurt Include many wom"i
tt MMOXS.
In I he Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Jos
phia. Ferdinand Tomek, plain- )
UI. )
vs. )
J. F. Cass. E. L. Cass and )
L. S. Cass, Defendants. )
To J. F. Cass, E. L. Cass and
Cass, Defendants:
L. S.
In the name of the State of Ore-
" 7 . . .
ju re uertuy required 10 ap-
Iear and answer the complaint filed
1 against you ln ,he al,ove entltled 8ult
i on or berre lx m the dat
o' h first publication of this sum-
.,, u.hl.1. l- th. j.k ,., iw,i.
1 iIPP
1912. the said period of six
I weeks from said dau expiring on the
you fall so to answer, for want there-
iof. the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for ln his
complaint, to-wtt: For a decree of
the court satisfying; that certain
mortgage for Two Hundred Dollars
-'
, rn.,ir,tu,l .in i,ua -.VI ,,f ll.w.L- 7 no.
order duly made on the 4th day of
October, 1912.
ROHEKT (!. SMITH.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Jow
phtne. Anthon Eckern, Plain- )
tiff, )
vs. )
Dun G. Scobey and Anna )
S. Scobey, his. wife. J. )
D. Swank, nnd "Jane )
Doe" Swank, her first )
name unknown, his )
wife, Defendants. )
To Dan G. Scobey and Anna S. Sco
bey, husband and wife, defend
ants above named:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby reanired to annear
iqnd answer the complaint filed
of, plaintiffs will apply to the said
court for the relief demanded In their
complaint, to-wit:
For the foreclosure of a note and
mortgage, made, executed and de-
llvered by said defendants to J. L
McCulloch. on the ICth day of June,
wmen said mortgage is re-
corded In book 18, page 308, record
0f mortgages of Josephine county,
Oregon, and for Judgment for the
iRm 0f One Thousand ill 000 001
Dollars, together with Interest Blnce
the ll.th dav of June. 1911. und at
torueys fees and costs, and for t
Bal? of the north half of lots Five ( 5 )
and Six (fi). Ulock Twenty-one (21)
l0f the original town of Grants Pass
Josephine county, Btate of Oregon.
to secure the payment nnd sntlsfac
tlon of the aforesaid Judgment.
This summons is published by or-
of Oregon, for Josephine county
Made August 2Sth, 1912. The first
publication will be the 30th day of
August. 1912, aid the same is to
continue six (6) successive weeks
and the last publication will be on
the 11th day of October, 1912.
I CONRAD P. OLSON,
'Robert G. Smith,
j Attorney for Plaintiff.
m: OVD VICTIM OF
I
Al io SMASH IS in:i.
I M I I.W Al'K EE, Oct.
lingering for more than a
S. -After
week nt
"enul 8 a"r- uecnanician scudalrl,
who received a fractured skull In the
automobile accident which caused
th(, .,, ()f r f f,
nrown. s dead here today from his
Injuries.
A bursting tire while eolnic at the
'late (jf 1()0 ,,, a h(Jir
Uruce-Brown's machine to crash
through a feme und hurl both driv
er and mechanician some distance.
They were picked up unconscious.
HEITMI I.I.I R, I1ASKHAL.
LIST, DEAD.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. K. Heinle
HeltimiUer, outfielder on the Ixs
Angeles Coast league team, died In a
hospital here early today.
Heitmuller, who was left here by
the team when they started north
last week, has been 111 for some
time, hut It was thought nothing ser
Ions was the matter. His death
was a surprise und shock to fans and
players alike.
Heitmuller was a graduate of the
I'nlverslty of California. His home
was In San Francisco.
LWI'liOSloX KILLS THIRTY
AT MEAICAX I'IRF..
TAMPICO, Mexi.o, Oct. . While
waidilng a spectacular fire In a ware-
WTLRKLT "ROGfE RIVIR COOUIR
and children.
The warehouse was a government
structure, and it is belwved the fire.
which caused the explosion, was the
work of an incendiary.
I.UXH.l.KTTK HAS XOT
DKl'LARK.n Fllt WILSON
MADISON, Wis., Oct. X. Alfred
Rogers, law partner of Senator I.a-
Follette, declared here today that the
report that LaFollette had declared
himself for Woodrow Wilson for
president, was absolutely false.
"Any statement that Senator La
Follette has declared for Wilson is
absolutely without foundation," said
Rogers. ' Furthermore, let It be un
derstood once for all that LaFollette
will make all announcements he
wishes to give out regarding current
Issues and candidates through his
magazines mid not on the public
platform."
F.DISOX NOW' PKKFLt TlXti
XEW ELECTRICAL WOXDKK.
NEW YORK, Oct. S. After 14
days toll In his laboratory at West
Orange, N. J., perfecting the last de
tail to a new talklng-movlug picture
machine, during which time he nnd
his six assistants never left the
building, eating cold meals and
sleeping tn three-hour shifts, Thomas
A. Edison, the electrical wizard. Is
today on an automobile trip to rest
up. His destination Is kept secret.
Edison and his men went into the
shop expecting to complete thj nec
essary work In one day. They re
mained two weeks.
JOHN L. SI LLIVAX
TAI.OOS ItRKillT I. Kill I S.
BOSTON, Oct. 8. "I am back to
the farm for keeps und hope to spend
the rest of my days on this place."
This was the assertion today ' of
John L. Sullivan, one time champion
heavyweight pugilist of the world,
who has taken up farming near West
Abingdon, Mass. .When visited by a
delegation of his old sporting friends,
John L. declared:
"No more ltohemiiin life, with Its
bright lights for me. You can bet
your last dollar on that."
FIVE ,M ItORS CIIOSEX.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8. In the trial
of Police Lieut. Charles Rocker, for
the murder of Gambler Rosenthal,
five Jurors were chosen today when
the luncheon recess was called.
CONDITION' OF INJURED
AUTO DRIVERS VXCIIAXfiED.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 7.-No change
was reported today ln the condition
of Ralph Del'alma, who wns severe
ly Injured late Saturday while driv
ing In the grand prlx automobile
race.
DePalnia's principal Injury con
sists of an abdominal puncture, ami
unless peritonitis sets In, physicians
say, bis chances for recoverv are
good. DePalnia's wile arrived here
today.
Nine Reynold in Hospital
Nlne Reynolds, manager of Peur-jen
dale Plnce, is In the Good Samar
itan hospital, where he was operat
ed upon Tuesday by Doctors Flan
agan of this city, and Sweilenborg, of
Ashland. The operation was an es
pecially severe one, but the patient
Is recovering nicely.
WIRE HltlF.FH 4
44
MISSOULA. Mont.. Oct. 8.- Ile-
ause he insisted on smoking cigar
ettes under the blankets after re
tiring, Mrs. Peter Mllbrodt had to
send 8-year-old Fred Brown, her j
ward, back to the Orphans' home.
PORTLAND, Oct. 8 - John Park
er "cussed" an officer who had him i
sent to the rockplle and was fined '
120 for so doing. "Beg pardon, of-
fleer, I was thinking out loud." lie I
said, a minute later, and the fine
was suspended.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. H. Jump. I
Ing from a second story window af- '
ter drinking poison In an effort to I
commit suicide, Hattle Gray, a ser-1
vanf, struck on her stomach. The
blow acted as an emetic. She will '
recover.
SAN FHANC1SVO, Oct. s.- R,,,,.
lllllLf 11 f 11 tin nmlri rv KI- t..
V '""
Me hub of a dray In an effort to
.......in, mariea i u menis- h,
a .wish laborer, was finally stoppiil
111 1 a ,1.1. .. 1
.., ,,. . .ompimnei th-
man was damaging his wRKon.
($20,tM0 LOSS IX
I SAX FRAXCISIX) KIKE.
! .
j SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3. Fire
j which started at 6:30 this morning
iln the plant of the Pacific Oil and
Lead works here, necessitating the
calling Into actiou of half the fire de
partment of San Francisco, as well
' nre boats and the auxiliary
Msh pressure system, caused a loss
ot between $t"0.000 and $200,000.
' Thousands of tons of water was
poured Into the building.
Forty workmen employed In the
manufacturing department made
their escape, but two were injured
In Jumping from a second story win
dow. SAX I RAM IM O CALL
XOT SOLD HY SI'REt KI.ES.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 7. Re
ports circulated in San Francisco to
day that Millionaire John D. Spreck
e Is hud sold the San Francisco Call to
former United States Senator John L.
Wilson, owuer of the Seattle Posv-ln-....(Wencer,
were denied by the Call
management.
It had been persistently rumored
that the transfer had been effected
and that Charles W. Hornlck. editor
and publisher for Spreckels, had re
tired from connection with the pa
per. At the office of the Call, how
ever It was declared that Hornlck Is
leaving the paper for a year's vaca
tion, and that there Is no truth In the
reported sale.
MERLIN FARMER MEETS
IlltO I HER AFTER 10 YEARS-
ASH LAND, Or.. Oct. 7. -An un
usual meeting took plnce at the
Granite City hospital In the city. W.
E. Carlock, rancher near Merlin,
came to Ashland a few days ago for
treatment at the hospital and his
relatives were notified that an oper
ation was necessary. A. II. Carlock
and II. M. Carlock, two brothers liv
ing in Portland, arrived und H. M.
and W. 10. Carlock met for the first
time. In 40 years. II. M. Carlock Is
a member of nn Insurance firm In
Portland. A. 11. Cnrlock Is n retired
Portland capitalist nud one of th
oldest Wells-Fargo men In tho north
west, having been In the work with
C. C. Bcekniun. the pioneer express
rider and banker of Jacksonville. W.
E. Carlock was operated upon for
abdominal trouble mid a complete
recovery Is hoped for.
FAMILY gl ARREL VITA
MAN AND WIFE IN HOSPITAL
OAKLAND, Cat., Oct. 7. Meciiuse
she insisted on going to tho homo of
her brother for dinner, Mrs. Alice
sllvn is in the hospital hero today
with it bullet hole In her lung and
her husband, Alfonso Sllvn. who did
the shooting, lies near her with self
iulllited wounds In his bead nnd
breast.
The condition of both Is consider
ed precarious.
INSANE MAX KILLS
win; AND SUM IDES,
CALGARY. Alberta, Oct. 7. Diiv-
suddenly insane, John C. Davis, n
wealthy real estate dealer, formerly
of Spokane, Wash., entered the
apartments of Miss Mildred Dixon, a
friend of his wife here today, shot
Mrs. Davla dead and fired three bul
lets into Miss Dixon's body.
After the shooting Davis turned
(lie gun upon himself, Inflicting
j wounds from which be died later,
i Miss Dixon Is confined In tlx. Ihjs
j pital in a critical condition.
I Davis' wife was shot In the abdo
jmen and through both legs. For
j three weeks Davis has been here beg
jglng bis wife to return to him. She
! refused and sought shelter in the
apartments of her friend.
A I TOMOIIILi: KILLS
COLFAX HUMS DEALER.
COLFAX, Wash., Oct. 7.-Ncws
I wns received here today of an auto
: mobile accident In the country near
LaCrosse. Wash., late Sunday night
in which Thurston H. Morely of Col
fax, a grain buyer for the Houser
i . .
drain company of- Portland, was In
stantly killed. Bert Snyder, a real
estate dealer, had his left log broken
and Ed. Smith Peter, a clerk, suf- i
feted a fracture of the right arm.
Dan Lankard, the fourth member of
tho party, was sightly Injured. The
Injured men also reside In Colfax.
I he accident was Hie result, of'
running Into a bridge while- goln at
a falr of Hp(.ej Morey W,
h.irD - ,1 from the (ar
falling on his
shoulders In th bed of the stream,
breaking his neck, lie was 24 vears
oM ,, U)Urrd.
rAGE 6EVE.V
VICTORY AHEAD.
i The women will win, their cause It
is Just,
And you cannot turn backward
j the world;
Though our banner today be trailed
l in the dust,
! Lo! tomorrow again 'tis unfurled.
jTake heart, then, my sisters, the goal
. is not far;
! Though we fall, undismayed
we
shall rise
jAnd press onward again with our
eyes on the star
That beckons where hangeth the
prize. c. D.
ROHIIKD THE HRITISH
! AX1 NOW 81 RRF.MlKRS.
OAKLAND. Cal., Oct. 7. Declar
ing that he stole $75,000 from the
British government at Sydney, N. S.
W.. Robert Charles Holt, alias Cla
ton, la held by the police here lodny.
The authorities believe Holt Is seek
ing deportation to Australia.
When he gave himself up, he ex
plained that he had seen Rose Miller,
a woman with whom he was living at
the time of the theft and feared she
would expose him.
The police are waiting for advice
from the British consul In San Fran
cisco. PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
Bill DISSECTIXti TABLE.
NEW YORK. Oct. 7. With th J
primary Idea of making people un
derstand that autopsies are In the
Interest of medical science, 200 prom
inent physicians of Brooklyn nnd
Long Island are pledged today to will
their bodies to the dissecting table.
This action was taken at a meeting
held In I Iof man Island by the Asso
ciated Physicians of Long Island.
The medicos wish to disslpnte the
morbid Impression which tho general
public miilntaliiH In regard to Au
topsies. HOOK WORM AT MEDFORD. 1
j MEDFORD, Oct. a. The first dls
jcovery of Oriental hook worm In Ore
gon was made here today. A former
resident of Manila has been found
'suffering from Its ravages. The
I oriental hook w orm Is larger, more
j vigorous and Its ravages greater than
: those of the American species.
j J. W. Copeland, of Dayton. Ohio,
; purchased n bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
'a colli, and before the bottle was all
used the boy s cold was gone. Is that
not better than to pay a live dollar
doctor's bill? For salo by all deal-
JOHN W, CAMPBELL
Candidate for Congress
1st Dist.
PROGRESSIVE PARTY.
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