Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1893)
S5liiVy?';yi',jjilpi,iMli "ry vmmxt&F? -sfjjsr7 JZF tsWiKmo uajpiial JOUUtfjSjJ THTJBSDAX, SEPTESEBER 14, liiim. i? I n tp THE CAPITAL J0UR5AL PVBUHHKO DAJLT. KXCHT BOX OaV. tth Capita! Journal Publishing Company. Periostea Kok. OJtnmereJal ert. HOfEB BROTHERS. E&tms. Uelly, br carrier, per jaooUu. JOSJ 30Jj . L50 Itxiir, or nauif per jnr. Weekly, pares, per year THE RilR PROSPECTS BETTER IasfTJirffetDajrsWfll Kan Up (miviSIEErSr K THE SIGHT FAIR Sleek Parade ae4- MorePrem ias Atrffltwea-rKetes- The maBagecrent is nt-t publishing 14 gate receipts. Wednesday there was stoat a half a crowd. The las three daya of the -creek will ran the gale recei pta op to a res tcctanle figure. The attendance U mainly from Salem and sabarbs, and Polk and Marion eoooUea. There lsmtbia sprinkling of yisitoro from other psru of the state. The attendance from SaSetn las night taxed the eaporitT of th- ssrsrt ears to their utmost to earrj oat the city peo ple to see the really beiatifal show In the pavilion. Salern pre&ssi8aal and botl&esa mea and -aosaea deserve tbe grealeai glary for their arUstie exhibits. They are the rigit tort of Kofi and eosSd almost gtt op a fair themselves. Tt erealEg band eoscerta are adt- Bgbllal feature of the fair. a vtsiox or EEAprr. The immense grand&iaod at the race track was well filled Wednesday for the first time. Hundreds of Oregon's tma&aame well dressed women were Mm re aed the vision of beauty enrolled before their eyes was the subject of much comment. Before tbem spreads the Illimitable Balem prairie covered with the golden stubble of thousands of k&rreat fields. Beyond this is the dark green fringe of fir forest, behind which rkw these gold mines of agricultural wealth the Waldo bills and beyond tbem the Cascade range with its snow- peaks piercing tbe clear blue sky. THE RACES WfcDXESDAY. The first race was tbe trotting 2:28 class, best two in three, for puree of $400. Following Is the summary : F. P. Norton's b s Bonner N. N. B. Dalv Nanrv 9. 1 1 1 J. W. Privett's cbs Caution Electioneer Baroness Woods 1 4o o uecar Willis' bl s TybalLAIla- . mont Nellie Kohler.. Wills P. J. Mann's bl s Trumont,Al- tamont Minnie M....Caato 3 2 3 3 E.H. Rotschild's br g Frank 0,NeIllVblppIeton-.nilnt- rick Green Russell & Cbllda's b m Dolly Withers, Aberdeen Cbllds Al.Tbomaa'a b g RoyalKlsbar, Ktebar Henry Time 2:25j, 21, 2:211, 2:251 5 3d d 4 6 4 4 Id the 2-year-old stake trot Moaner's Ad Alene wont round the track once In 2:50 and took the forfeits. TtfB OREGON DKUUV. TtM third race was the Oregon derby, itoafe a tulte aud a half for stakes and lyL Mable'soh m Miss Idaho, War- 1 ul la 3 llAvainnn Ftil P - -L W. L. WhltBiore's br m Mouhsa, l W mm j p-"II.VIUM OoteUMi Lucy-. .... Enoa 2 A. If. Alkw's b p Nehalem, Leon, fy!! ...,-.....-., ..-..Byrne 3 ffil-2j44J. Tfco HveH'tahtB-rall ak for a purse f UK NMiltaMhtM: (Xsbc!h44m fcurta paitts) Is Life Worth Living? That depends room the Lirer. If the Liver 23 inactivo the -whole sys tem is rat of order the breath is bad, digestion poor, Bead dull or aching, energy and hopefulness gone, the spirit is de pressed, a heavy -weight exists after eating, -with general despondency and. the blues. The LrVeri3 the housekeeper of the health; and a harmless, - simple remedy that acta like JT&ture, doe not constipate afterwards or require constant taldngj does not interfere vita business or pleasure dur ing its-use, makes Sim mons liver Eegulator a medical perfection. T farre tested fa TJrtaes -seraaeaUr.aaA kaov tia toe Dj-ryepeJa. IaUe2J aaa 3trttfcy H ttlitMtnt! t- tbevcrtScrrer arsr. Hxre ertoStotr ctber TT3tiita te&xe Eixo Itrer jitTaimx. ami ooae cf tbei ro d3r ttrr uszvxxtj reOet, bat I2aegs2itcr iceccayxtSeTrftatccrei. H. H. Joxx3.MaecB.Cai Ferrtstest. There was a select family gathering in the Back Bay district the other sight. aad the pszkjnra.s fclL Charles Asgcs tes -was an iarittd gaest; asd he was do ing Ms best to be agreeable. He had fallen in krre wu& the oldest daughter or Tt&ss with a possible dowry that wesJd g with bs- if fhezaarried. Lit tle fistn- Mabel was there, 6 years old. with eyes aad ears wide open. She re gzrded Charles Azgsstcs with cariosity xad frnTiHy sskuA Mm: "Mr. OjitW, doa't yoa want a glass cf water?" "Xo, thank yon, my little girl," he said. "Bat I wish yon would take one," per sisted the little disturber of the public peace. "And why do yon wish me to drink some water' he asked. " 'Cause, " said the precocious tot, "mamma says you drink like a fish, and I want to see how yoq do it." There was a dnll thud of silence in that parlor, and there is one less name on Charles Augustus' visiting list. Boston Courier. Obedient. In a certain Texas town it is impossible to ascertain when any particular train leaves without going to the depot and inquiring of tbe agent how many hour behind time the train is. Colonel Yerger wished to go to San Antonio on the 1 1 o'clock train, so he said to the colored servant: "Sam, go down to the depot and see what 'time the 11 o'clock train leaves." It was about a o'clock when Sam re turned. "Well, when does the train leave? "Hit's done lef , boss, hit lef at ha'f past' 2, sah." Texas Siftings. Iti Icl Application. "And whero have you been spending the summeri" "At Seugekonkquatacketuck." "Whatl" ' 'Sengekonkquatacketnck." "And is that on earthr" 'Oh, yes, indeed. It's on of those 'rocky little liarbors down in Massachu setts. Tbe name was made to fit the coastline, I suppose." Detroit Tribune. A Qnetlon of Site. "What do you like about Saratoga. Jarlcj-r "Well, In the first place tbero Is plenty to do there and lots of time to do it in." "What is there to do3" "Well, sitting on a hotel piazza, for instance. Why, Baggs, the piazzas there are so largo it wpuld take you three days to sit adequately on any one of them." Harper's Bazar. A Landmark. A refreshment bar on a northern rail way ia kept by a veteran baker. A sprightly young traveler complained of ouo of his pies the other day. The old man became angry. "Young man," he said severely, "I made plos beforo yon were bom." "Yes," responded the traveler, "I fan cy this roust be ono of thosa pies!" Tit Bits. At the Art Building. (Elderly, plain woman with young daughter before nude picture) "Gra cious, Jennie! What does it say her name- isr" "842-312." (Looking in the catalogue.) "Cir-co, mamma." "Sir-see, Sirrseo; is it indeed? The hurry! If I had the naming of her, it would be 8ir-doa't-lookr Life. DLmtl.fled. narry Can' I go over to Jimmy Jones' jubt a littlo while? He wants to giro me something. Mother Yes. (An hour later) ,:WeU, wlut was UJ" "Pshaw, it, was only measles." CbJi pago Iuter Ocean. Mil, . A fair Vtuij, Dealqr This is the best parrot wo have, but I wouldn't sell him without letting you know his one fault. He'll grumble terribly if his food doesn't suit him. Miss Prime ril take him. It will seem quito like having a man ia the house. Wonder. A Hypothesis, "What makes tha weather so uncer tain?" said the man with Ids coat but toned up to iis chin. "I guesj the thermometer musthsvo taken a drop too much," replied his Mead, with & jhirw. WwbJngtoa Star. The Wyoming beste of represeata tjTtsbas declared that trader woesaa'g suffrage the jofts of the rtate are aiet empty. CoBeestrate ytar full efforts apon jsakiDg for yosrseif a aobte record which yea vm? Uxc back to wttfa pride later on in Hf e. A shisgle was recaoved last October frera the roof of the CoBgrsgational i cuuicn ai r arnungivn. un&, wnere is had been since 1771. During an attack of measles or scarlet fever ear coapHcatioas ehoold be guard ed against by cleanbne of tbe nose and throat. If the ears discharge, they should receive treatment aiming at clean liness of the aural canaL Harsh, but ? "Ho." said a well-known statesman, "I shall never believe that woman has the proper judgment and sense to cast a ballot, or interfere in politics, while she is so weak-minded as to passively suffer, year after year, from diseases pe culiar to females, when every newspa per she picks up. tells of tbe merits of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. ot to take advantage of this remedy is cer tainly an indication of mental weak ness!" There is a wholesome kernel of truth inside the rough shell of this nngallant peech. The "Favorite Prescription" is invaluable in all uterine troubles, in carnations, ulcerations, displacements, nervon disorders, pro-tration, exhaus tion, or hysteria. For rundown, worn oat women, no more strengthening tonic or nervine is known. Barbers' Clippers Spread DUeaw. When the young men of a Paris ar rondissement went last week to draw lots for military service, the authorities were aghast at the number of lads who presented themselves, each one balder than the other. An inquiry was opened, and the men were questioned as to how this state of things came about. It was found that they frequented the 6ame barber's shop, and that this wonderful fall of hair was due to their hair having been dressed by a barber who did not keep his scissors and brushes sufficiently clean. By the orders of the prefect of the Seine Dr. Lancereaux made a complete study of the subject and has just pre sented a report to the department coun cil of hygiene, from which it appears that contagious affections of the seal are very easily propagated by the use ol dirty brushes and, above all, the use of "clippers" that are employed to cut the hair very close. These "clippers" are so difficult to clean that their nse must ai ways be attended with risk. Pall Mali Gazette. The Jelly FUIi Is a -Wonder Too. The jellyfish lays thousands of tiny eggs, which, being covered with natural oars in the shape of numerous hair, row themselves into some quiet place and settle down to await further develop ments. These eggs do not turn to jelly fish any more than the butterfly's eggs turn to a butterfly. First a stem springs from each and then the stem subdivides .nto numerous branches, each branch being covered with tiny cups, the mouth of each surrounded with small arms technically called "tentacles." This is tbe first stage of the jellyfish's life. Now comes the wonderful part of the 6tory. As the warm weather advances this stem, which grew from tbe origina. egg and branched out like a vegetable growth, begins to bud, and from each bud a minute speck of animal life springs forth. It is the young jelly fish swim ming out to test the doctrine of "sur vival of the fittest," and to do battle with the innumerable other forms of or ganized beings. St. Louis Republic. How's This! We offer One Hundred Dollars re ward fur any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cor F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O. We. the undersigned, bave known J. Cheney for tbe last 15 years, and be lieve mm periectiy Honorable in all business ttansactlons nnd financlally able to carry out any obligations made by tbeir firm. West & Ikoax. Wholesale Drug elsts, Toledo. O Waldino, Ki.nna.n & Mabvix, Wholesale Druggists, Tole- uo, u. Hall's Catarrh ure Is taken Intern ally, actlnjr directly upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent fre. Price 75c per bottle. Bold by all Druggists. Beforo Going to the Wo; Id's Palr Enqulre About The Limited Express trains of the Chi cago, Milwaukee &. St. Paul Railway between St, Paul and Chicago and Omaha and Chicago. These trains are vestibuled. elect ri. lighted and steam heated, with tbe fin est DIuing and Bleeping Car Service in the world, The Electric reading light In each berth Is the successful novelty ofthb progressive age, and is highly appreciat ed by all regular patrons oftbUIiue. Wh wish others to know Its merits, a the Chicago Milwaukee & fcjt, Paul Ball way is the only line In the west eujoj. lug the exclusive uso of this patent. For further Information apply t nearest coupon ticket' agent, or address C. J. Eddy, General Agent, J. W. Casey, Tru v. Pass. Agt. 225 Stark fit., Portland. Or. tf IMPORTANT. If you anticipate Visiting the world's iair. oryour iricuns in the Jiasr. take advantuueof the present onnnrtunhv. as tbe fares are now so low they cut no figure In theexpeuse. The Chicago & Northwestern Railway huve placed lu service a solid vt United train, between Portland and Chicago, the famuu Way tier tourist cars, frw rcclir.'ni: cbulr can, and dining car "jar excel lent," With the accommodations fur nUhed, rates now offered, together with the short time consumed in maklei: tbe trip. It is within the reach of all. For further Information, apply to any ticket agent, or write A. Q. Banker, Gen'l Agt. 272 Washington street, Portland, Or. ' Intelligent Headers will notice that ! Tuffs Pills re -noftnrmnUd to evrr" alt elfts- oi uikmo, Dm only alien as raou from a disordered liver, tLsi Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious Colic, Flatulence, etc. Tor bee they are not warranted in fallible, bnt are sl nearly so a It is pos Bible to matte a remedy. Price, aScta. SOLD JEVEBYWrTKKK. Lonely Girl Ilasa a Hock Wedding. SKiety in West Pittston, a wealthj and fashionable town, is amused over the escapade of 20 prominent' young ladies. The girls of the town, those be tween 15 and 0 years of age. are a jolly crowd and are compelled by the lack of young men to amuse themselves to a great extent. Some of the most adven turous a few days ago decided upon a novel entertainment and rapidly com pleted preparations-for the affair. The greatest secrecy was maintained, but unfortunately for the girls several young men were suspicions of their unusual activity and managed to obtain ' a clue to their object mock marriage. It was held at the home of Miss Gene vieve Rommel 'and was a complete suc cess. Ten of the girls were attired in men's suits, threef lieing in full dress. The ceremony -was performed in regular style. A temporary altar was formed by a table, the minister stood waiting as tne bndal party entered the room, the bride leaning on tbe arm of her pre tended father and the bridesmaid fol lowing. Then came six ushers in male attire. The groom and his best man met them at the altar, where the mock ceremony was performed with all due solemnity. Unfortunately for the girls, three young men who had discovered their secret watched the proceedings with a great deal of interest, and the whole town soon heard of it. The poor girls are now in a very embarrassing situa tion. Their parents are angry and shocked, and they are afraid to venture on the Btreefc to face the laughter of the people. Cor. Philadelphia Press. Odd Freak or a Somnambulist. Thursday night about 11 o'clock, as Professor Leweleh of Henderson, Term., was passing along the main street ia front of the courthouse, he was aston ished to meet Rev. Mr. Rodgers, the pas tor of the Christian church, attired in only a nightshirt and a wide brimmed straw hat. As the pastor went by Pro fessor Lewelen noticed that his eyes were tightly closed, and surmising that be was a somnambulist determined to fol low him. When Mr. Rodgers reached the gate of the courthouse yard, he en tered, closely followed by Professor Lew elen, and walking to the south side of the courthouse he grasped the lightning rod and began to ascend. Seizing him by the shirt, Professor Lewelen endeavored to pull him down, bnt the cloth gave way, and the minister climbed to the cornice and then crawled to the top of the incline of the roof. Seating himself on the roof, he ahd to the bottom of the incline, catching by a slight projection at the very edge. He continued this performance until the professor became alarmed, and seizing the rope of the courthouse bell began to ring for help. Tbe people of the town assembled in the yard to the number of nearly 800 and watched the minister's antics for nearly half an hour. At the end of this time he descended the rod, and passing through the crowd made his way to his boarding place. On being in terviewed the next morning he declared that he knew nothing of what had hap pened the night before. He now sleeps with his leg chained to the bedpost, Memphis Appeal-Avalanche. A Golden Eagle Captured. The first golden eagle seen in the north em part of Ohio for a great many years is now a captive at the home of Joseph Maynes in Toledo. Mr. Maynes and Peter Barquin were frog fishing in a marsh near the elge of the city, along a wooded bluff, and Maynes was just in the act of spearing a frog when the eagle swooped down upon him, seizing him be tween the shoulder blades, its sharp talons cutting through his overcoat, a thin undercoat and deeply into the flesh. The bird beat its wings desperately, and nearly lifted Maynes from his feet two or three times. While the bird was vigorously lacer ating his back and shoulders he con trived to turn sufficiently to strike it with his frog spear. Ho then threw one arm about the eagle's neck and pounded it upon the head with the spear, while Barquin came to his assistance, and be-. tween tho two they managed to conquer it, and procuring a rope fastened it to a tree till arrangements could be made to take it to the house. It is 7 feet and 6 inches across tho wings and weighs 85 pounds, standing 3 feet S inches high. It is evidently rather young. Old citi zens declare it to be a golden eagl a. The plumage is of a dark russet color, nearly brown. It has a monstrous head, with a beak 4, inches long. It ate 15 spar rows for supper, swallowing each ono whole. Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. VISOR f MEN EmIIj, Quick!. PcrounsnUj Rcttertd. WEAKNESS, NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, and all Uw train of arris tiuot earl errors or later excesses. Ut ruUU of overwork, Ickneit, worrr.tio. nUlMreurih, deiclopment sad tons Etren toatery ercsnsad puttlon of the Uajj. Staple, astarslatetkoils. IiamedUtH Improvemeat sveo. Vulture uapostttd. XfUS rsfereocra. Buck, splsjutfcw and proofs milled isealed) frsu ERIC KEDICAl CO. WPPAW, N.Y. mm rl'4s rjjrj THE HONEY OF THE WORLD. Atki etste of Coin and Paper aad the Ier Capita In Principal Cenntrles. The directs of the mint at Washing ton has prepared a table of th monetary systems aDnroxiinate stocks of money in I the aggregate and per capita in the prin cipal countries of tbe world. This table shows that tbe aggregate stock of gold is $3,5S3.6C6.000: silver, 4.042,760,000: ! uncovered paper, $2,6S5.678,0G0. The stock of gold possessed by the prin cipal countries is given as follews: Unit 1 ed States. $M ,000,000; Great Britain. 550,000.000; France, $800.00,000; Ger manyfGOO.000,000: Russia, $360,000,000. The silver stock of these same coun tries is given as follews: JJnited States. $515,000,000; Great Britain, $100,000,000; France. 700,000,000; Germany. $211. 000,000; Russia, $00,000,000. This stock of EilveT is divided as follews: United States, $5S?,CO0,000 full tender and $77, 000,000 limited tender; Great Britain, no silver full tender, $100,000,000 limited tender; France, $650,000,000 full tender and f.50,000,000 limited tender; Germany, $103,000,000 full tender and $108,000,000 limited tender; Russia, $32,000,000 full tender and $38,000,000 limited tender. " The ratio prevailing in nearly all the principal countries between gold and legal tender idlver ial to 15. This is the ratio in France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Russia and Central and South America. The ratio between gold and limited tender silver is, as a rule, 1 to 14.08. The respective ratios in theUnited States are 1 to 15.93 and 1 to 14.95. The various monetary systems as di--rided among the several countries are as follews: Gold and Silver United States, France, Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Spain, Netherlands, Turkey and Japan. Gold United Kingdom, Germany, Portugal, Austria, Scandinavian Union, Australia, Egypt. Canada and Cuba, Silver Russia, Mexico, Central and South America and India. i Of the uncovered money South Ameri ca has $600,000,000; Russia, $500,000,000: the United States, $$12,000,000; Austria, $280,000,000; Italy, $1C3.000.000; Ger many, $107,000,000; France, $S1,000,000; Great Britain, $100,000,000. The per capita circulation of gold is: United States. $0.01; United Kingdom, $14.47; France. 20.52; Germany, $12.12: Russia, $2.21. The per capita of all classes of money is: France, $40,50; Cuba, $31; Nether lands, $28.83; Australia, $26.75; "Bel gium, $25.53; United States, $24.34: United Kingdom, $13.42: Russia, 7.16. Hood's Cures Mr. Jr. U. Stlllman " I am Truly Thankful For Hood's SarsaparUIa. In the war I con. raeted typhoid ferer and ferer and ague, UaTtn; me with malarial and aerra. rial paiseniae from which I hare suffered erer sloee. In neuralgia, rheumatism, ncr reus prostration and general debility. Sines i began taking Hood's SarsapartUal hare not lost a day's work In 3 months, and am In better health than any time since the war." J. H. SnLLiLU.-, Cheltenham, Pa. Hood's Pills curs Urer Ills. 25c Deutscher Advocat. P0ST0FFICE BLOCK, - - SALEM, OR. Admitted to practice In all the courts. Special attention given to German speak ing people ana Business ai ine county ana state offices. K. HOPKR, Notary Public. World's Fair, Chicago. ukaaa CahuaetAYsnae sad 29th BtreeC HllTFi m m Flreproofj Ut rooms; near Fair Ilwl kfa Greund: bsUu on ereiy floor. -. American and European Disss. nBnlvT 'ItoCSaday. First-class ismuy aWtrlVnUr 1 hotel. Write tor circular. MAKE NO MORE MISTAKES CHAIU.ES A. SMITH RUNS The Rustler M Saw And he doesn't burn up half your wood, In fuel, when be saws It. Uske your contracts with him personally or leave oroers at Veatehs c'rar store Dearborn's book slore.UStiummrr ttreet. or address me y mall. S-ll tl HOWARD, The House Mover. 451 Marlon Street. Has the best facilities tormoring- and ralsi iu ooutcs. ueave praera at uray nroa., or S HA MUSI UsIsm "-- w -., mis ui,uci , ureajr arum. w Ir -sax- muill, wic-guu WTRAQTORS & PLASTERERS. Leavs orders at QotUa-rMkanjrrt blockjoom IVHaleni.Orrgon ' A GOOD CHANCE! All goods at W. M. Bargeaul'a will be sold at the resMilar nrii fur I t,a no- 80 days at 10 per cent, dlwouot for casb. THE PACIFIC DETECTIVE AND WllEClKO BUREAU' S-A.T.ISM, - - - Orori Prtrato work a specialty. o.B.cuuuurr,) f jgpirwiii Ill w lEssOb J IT IS RLL It's economy to bay the Eagle brand as it goes farthest. TM1 NEW WILLAMETTE STABLES Completed and ready to wait on customers-. Horses boarded by day or week at reasonable prices. We keep a fall line of Truck", Drays and Express to meet ail demands. Also keep tbe finest Stallious in this connty, for service. Barn and residence 2 block south of postofflce. RYAN fc CO. CIvKAN. If you would he clean and Lave your clothes doneup in the neatest and dressiest manner, take them to the ' SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY where all worklis done by white labor and in the most prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED, Liberty Street CH U RCH'I LLVPtimps, PiinipsfPiinp r BURROUGHS I W. TflORMBORG, THE. rPOOLSTEREB. Recovers and repairs upholstered furniture. Ixng Experience in tbe trade enables me to tarn out first-class wort. Samples of coverings. No trouble to give estimates. State Insurance block, Cbemektta street. THE LEADING INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN PAPER OF THE VALLEY. CHEAPEST lISPAPll iB Receiving all the " - ' Associated Rress, Dispatches. DAM BY MAIL, PER. YEAR,;. ,- TTTTJmT T7 ir .. T n W- wjyjuLi " " These Jow harditime8.rat(.s enable .eTeryifaimer to have his daily paper4"ndknowttheBt'ate.bf thWrnarkekand all the news of the world! Editorial comment is fearless and independent. Edited by its publishers to secure good government ,-for the people, able to deal justly and fairly withfalU ' Complete Telegraphic, State, Capital, For . eign, Market and CropNews. j TRY THE f ONE CENT DAILY!" mr 25 Cent? a Month. $1.00 for 4 Months S3 a Year. Postpaid. The Only One Cent Newspaper on the Coasts More new than any as weeklies that cost $9 to $12 a year. No papers sent after time ?a out. A a Iiiepeiieit Piper f-r All Srfc f Readers. HOPER BROTHERS, -. ', . " i n ar si m THE TALK The question of the purity of food and the milk we drink. For more than Thirty years the SAIL BQRQEN EABLE BRIM has held first place in the estimation of the American People so far as Condense! Milk is concerned. Why? Because do person who buys it is ever disappointed Jn its uniformity of quality, and superior richness. Every can is sterilized sad b Free from Disease Germs. Your Grocer & Druggist sell it lO. State Street. i-MMwnri. Editore-and Publishers, Slwu, Oregon. m
