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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1909)
A U O Ü 8T X V I li V o lu m e > ^ T o tie t* f o r P u b lic a tio n . iftl-ARTUEXT O» THE IvTKRIOR. V . 8 . L » w l O ffice a t J | M f t » r g , O rego n. A ug . 12th, 1UON. N otice l i hereby g i™ » th a t E D W I N b. W 1 . L I > o f K e k ly , Otettou. who, on A ugust 24, IU07, « a x le Hcuieeteexl E n try Ko. ItftAS. R fo r ttf oi X E b S w tio e S I, T o w n ship SI H o iiib , lU n g r 13 W r i t , M e rid i- a n , has tiled no1 ice Ol l,iB in te n tio n to m ake l' tn al eo n )lu tU itio n Pn«>f, to ea ts W U h c la im lu ll» « h u d above ,'eee ib i d , be'ore K d jrar A D 'd g r , V . 8 . Oom - m n fio n e r , nt M ' r t l e V .d t ii, G n g o n . o u th e 4 th d a y of N oven.l c r, it) s. C la in m c tn a u r s v i w itncem '«: G eo rg e A. T a y fc t ‘ I v * L . O reg o n . Jam es G tb ba, P? ’ ’’ A bel S e th , of G ru v e r C .G ib b s , I D v, R eg ister B en i /. i l O F F IC IA L DIRECTO RY Dairyville B. El). RA.CKLEKF, P r o f r (Successor to F. M. L a n g io la .) KEEPS IN S T b C K , D it i G <*n>w . H O O TS nnd SH O E S HARDW ARE« 1 1 A T W At W HEN a country becomes civilized it demands type« tl*i Utter bstArv ap- ’ writers. Wlien in becomes posted^>n comparative values it dem ands . * T il SMITH PREMIER TYPEW RITER , The fact th at The Sm ith Premier Typewriter ia used in every civilized country on the globe ia not bo im por ta n t as the further fact th at the demand increases year af ter y e a r. The reputation of T he Sm ith P rem ier is world-wide- W orld-wide use has made it so. TH E SMITH PREM IER TY PEW RITER CO., 247 Stark St., Portland, Oregon. ottikaio and wc- aoiiS an I M M E D I A T E T F E E rcinrt'xm pxtc.nui’j iflty . Ac gtve the Casi .egsl rere ire arxl advice, and our ahargre, ure moderate. Try us. SW IFT A CO., fiatont lawyer», Opp. U S. Patent Office,Wishlbpton, D C. hom estead o r tim b e r cla im s . I t w ilt pay y o u to w r ite ua. A d d r e s s A xt . va B e ,»l.TY C o ., 225 F a llin g B ld g .,' P o rtla n d d isco u n t can be g iven . Aa I w ill do m y own te a m in g , m y in te n tio n to sell cheaper th a n gooxlr G i v e M ie a t r i a l a n d I w i l l H. T. STEWART E d ito r and Poblisher R . B . tio n o f th e g u ilty p a r ti, s. E oM V xn C roft . M o tte « f o r P u b lic a t io n . STOCK and POU LTRY MEDICINE I ntbhix »«. U . 8 . L a n d Office a t R o s eb u rg , O re g o n J u ly 31st, l«0«. K ittle « Is h e re b y viven th a t E D I T H L . R O B IN S O N o f B eatths W a s h ln g h m . w h o , on Fe b - m a r y 7, 1 « * . m o d - T im b e r A p p lic a t io n . N o . <>«». (o f 8 * 1 o l N E I , E l o f » W L N E » o f 8 W » , Section iti. T o w n ship •» B outlh R an g e 13 W e s t, W llla m - S tte M e r id ia n , has Bled nö tig e o i Ir d e n c tio n to M a k e F in a l P roof, to e s ta b lis h c la im to th e la n d above d e s e r lb o l, be fo re th e R egis e t an d R eceiver, a t R osebu rg , O regon, on th e 8 th d a y o f T H E T R IB U N E W EEKLY O R E G O N IA ?. B o th P a p e rs ode y e a r to r $ 2 .2 5 B bmamin L E i > dt , R èg iate r, lllsf~"-*~ H ave K idney Trouble and Don't Know It. B«w To V l» d Out. FBI a bottle or common glass with your e a M let It stand twenty-four hour»; , sediment or set- TTTn tllng Indicates an d tj/l X ? .— 5i unhealthy oondl- tA ■ w L _ £ ( £ ? l Y /’ tlor» of the kkl- 1 y n«y»! * tt * * ,n* ° ur ,lns*> it I* sv'd*1 *5 « °* kid- i ney trouble; too r 1 U 1 \l J n W /y / l l Da.it.KB l a The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE -----K IN D ------ erepersy- “ Itrig and uR is s till rsunpnnt in lu vn y r u r a l d is tric ts In It a ly ,” aaid D r. Ita vo g li, th e resident l t a l ’ tia eonauf, to an E n q u ire r representative re e e a tly . “ F ro m advices I receive occasionally I keep In touch w ith home a f f i / n . an d a le tte r fro m a frie n d In T rie s te co»i- talna a reference to T ib u ra i. one o f th a m oat pictureaque o f there fre e b o o te r* T ib u r z i la about 48. A t th e tx-ginning o f his career b t . » u as t>ad aa others o f the same vocation in life ; irt 187* lent. he woa caught, convicted o f h ig h ''■■■,» . ¡»Apt. P u b lic In s tr u c tio n — J . H. Ack jo b b e ry and m urder, and eeutenceo e rm a n , S alem . Im priso nm ent fo r life . H e xaeapx-d in Stutx» F rin tc r-v -W llh s D n n lw a y , S alem . 1874 and took refu ge In a wood T ear A tto rn ey G e n e ra l— A . M - C ia w fo y d , V ite rb o , w h ere he lived in se cu rity , iu ■»plte o f 17 w a rra n ts and a larg e re w ard S alem . C le rk State la n d B o a rd — O . <*• jir o w n , fo r hia a rre st. T h e rra n o r o f th ia se c u rity ia sim ple enough. H e was good J o in t S enator fo r Ooos and < ^ r y - to th e poor— an y ja-aaast in need o f h elp ooulfl alw ays g e t a gold coin fro m w . II. T ib u r z i— an d ■ he punished traiu n w . jo in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e fo r Coos ao<> Consequently th e peasants were ready txt assist h im again st th e police o r C u rry — I . N , M u ncy. Ju dg e, ' i d J u d ic ia l D is t r ic t— J . W . g o vern m en t emissaries, an il those w ho w o u ld w illin g ly have given in fo r m a H n iiiiltiffi, Knse'iurgi tio n w ere a fra id to do so. Prosecuting A tto rn e y , i d J u d ic ia l D is .“ A fte r hia escape T ib u rz i altered hia tr ic t— G eo rg e M . B fo w n , Ito s e b u rg . m ethod o f g a in in g a living. lie 0 . 8 . C o n iiu la alo n ars—J . H . U p to n , caused I t to be m ade know n to a ll the w ell-to -d o people In th e d is tric t th a t i f L a n g lo is . \ th e y paid h im an an nu al co n t.d n iii.xn cpvMTT o»r*caas. he w o uld n o t in te rfe re w ith t h e n , and C o u n ty J u d g e — E . A . B a ile y , O o ld w o uld p ro te c t th em from m oles'utlun b y others. I t wna couaioered extv¡sa B each. C ounty Cximmtsoinnaru— O tto la tn e rt. ble to agree, and T ib u ra l lias been fo r G o ld R each; Ed B y p lie r, Iu u ig lo ls . years In receip t o f a large income. one uion alone p a yin g him £ 15i*-a year. S h e r iff -N o r m a n T y le r , O old B each. C rim e bus eonsiderably dim inished if O o u n ty C le r k — G e o rg e W. S m ith , th e d is tr ic t; th e s m alle r fr y dare not Gold Resell X . j,- - , m olest T lb u rz i'a p ro t -ges, fo r he le- C ounty T re a s u re r— Jam es B a u g h n till a good shot w ith hia E ng lish re W e d d e rb iirn .S p e atin g rifle . T ib u r a i does w h at "the g o vern m en t - ea n n o t do; he collects Assessor— W in . T o im a n , H a r lx tr . taxes w ith o u t tro u b le and he keep» School H u n t .—W . 8 . O m -iin . U n g lo ia dow n crim e. • " I t m u s t n o t be supposed t h a ^ h e C o ro n er— D r . F. A. S c h lie m a n n , Wexl- hides in th e woods a ll day. H e can w a lk a b o u t the w h ole district, w ith o u t d e rb u rn . fe a r o f ca p tu re , and he Uvea In good U ' liTliXO« OF T U B COURT». - C ir c u it C o u rt m eet» F o u itli ^ o n d s v io style. H e goes to Hom e sometimes, presum ably in disguise, and has even A ug ust o f each y e a r. Ix-en abroad. W ill he ever be a r C o u n ty C o m m issio n ers C o u rt m eets rested f T im e alo ne w ill te lL ”—C in firs t W edn esd ay In J a n u a ry , A p r il, c in n a ti E n q u ire r. J u ly and S eptem ber of each ye a r. A F R IE N D T O W O M E N . « - * P ro bate C o u rt m eets firs t M o nd ay In « • a . S e ta M T . W h o n m B a g to x s e W a m s a C lo r lu l a t h a T r e a s u r y . each m o u th . Ct’MXV COCRTT I-OST o m e g a * l> fiii< lo iia C H A R G E , 'o a n y a lfli- texl a ixrsitive cure fo r E n e m a , S a lt R l e n m , E iy s ip c - los, P ile s a m i « k in Diseases. In s t a n t j e l e l. D o n 't s u ffe r longer. \ \ rite F. W . W i l l ia m s , h^i M a n h a tta n A v e n n e , N ew Y o r k . E nclose S ta m p . tro u b le which arc not b..w»+ and l i v e r irregularities. b 1* ' * - D rsught Ktock anil Poultry Mwll- xhneu« a bowel Sn.l liver remedy for stock. I t p u t* lb s organ» of dige-tion in a perfeot condition. Prominent American Iwteder* and, farmers keep their herds sud (Jock* healthv by g iving them an occa sional dosi of Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine in their fixtd. Anv stock raiser m avbuys ¿'»-cent half-pound air tight can of this raedicint from lm arsici and keep his stock in »igorofis health for week». Desl-vs gensr- allv keep Black-Draught Stock and i>z-,ltrv M.du-ine. It V«ir» 'hies AND PO8T- v an d H ou seh old E c o n o m y . I t avera g es m ore th a n 100 pages it h . W e offer yon th e re fo re a t least 1200 pages ol good fashio n ne read ing fo r an a d d itio n a l cost o f only 25 eta. S am ples fre e . .. M iss I d a Cooley. ...F le tc h e r G ard n er. . . . . . . . J . W . R ile y . ............. . .G po. Kxtrt- . M r . E . H R ussell. M rs . V k d a B illin g s . . . . . . . . A . M . R ile a . ..........., y . It. Q uelien . . ...A m e s Jo hn sto n .................J. 8 . C ap p s. ...............F.. R a n k le ff. . , . . . J . 'A . H a in e s C h e tc o .. . . . . H a r b o r .» .,.. O o ld B e a o h . W e d d e rb u ru I l l l l i e e ........... M a r i n i ........... A g n e s s .......... C o r b in .......... P o r t O rfo rd D y n n t& r k .... (u xng lols — E c k le y ......... • ‘ B u l k m t W ire a n d SIsyseM h a v e Ixxwn ■ • I n « CASCA K W « siU they arc the best msdlcliK.ne bare eve. h»C In ths houSs l-xat SMS m j'w ilo llA U U S .W .« lU ù .lM l »he tr iv i »uniset yœ irC A SC A N K rs. .ad Uni» i tlisvsd ine paia i * ber head annosi iminedlatslr Ws tstih eeeodunasxlCsseszocs C oza bTVtisioun. P ttts b v rr Sale * D eputo C o . Pluabor«. Ha TRAD« MARK Flavor« P a t» » » * I 7 » « V J * Uood, F«vor i*h )f««». WM»rH or H m « . M* 3»«. K k ... ’ood for everything CURE K sH bw « e » *4 ? C O N S T IP A T IO N . I.. C am pea’ « ble-»««, » s s f r e t l , Äww T o t «. W th at runs on Wheels. FO R $1 75. T ub N rw I uka W oham ' s M aoamxk is a n a u th o rity on D ro w io s a in g , O i ’< » g o n E C Z E M A an«l P IL E C U ItE F R E E K n o w in g w h a t i t w a s t o s n f - fc r. I w ill g iv e F R E E O F The New Idea Woman’s Magazine» B O T H O NE Y E A R A BRIGAND WHO VtVISS TAXES. M ASTKKS. BLACK- DRAUGHT C ls tm a a t nam es as w itn es ses: W a s h in g to n t Oos I . Leaveugond, o f R o s eo u rg , O r e . U e o rg c T u r n e r , of . BxtxjAgiN L E n » \ , R eg ister. S flB lH M«*t)is»<«Wptlon. # 1 ..’*<> p e r y e tu r prosecuted a c rn rd ln g to la w . L o u is K n a p p . C. L. B y ro n , o f S eattle, E. J. W a lla c e o f " d o n t) b e fit t o p ie n s e y o u . A n y person o r p e r.o n s trespassing upon th e C ro ft L a k e Ranch,— th e Mo- L e lla n a n d M a rs h a ll IlsnclieH , w ill ba p n sscuted to th e utm< et ext»-nt <>l th e A u Nvr.tcTvnRR la w ; an d a re w ard w ill be g iv e n fo r in fo rm a tio n th a t w ilt te«d to th e c o n v ic u n d e rs ig n e d a t a n d n e a r P o rt O r fo r d , an d upon H u b b a r d * C reek in P sbrasry, 1WW. 1 W e h a v e several 'p a rtie s w ho a re looking fo r hom eate.i l, loestfonu or re lin q u is h m e n ts , also some good tim b e r c la im s . I f y o tf know o f "tiny gopd„ pi t h e tub , were e v e r »old ou F lo ras. C reek. A l l persona a re h e re b y n o tified n o t to e n te r upon or trespass upon th e la n d s D » * « tiikiit o r . C A S H S A L E S n m o u h t ng to » 5 oi m ore w ill lie allo w ed 10 p e r '« s o t die. co un t, e x c e p t o n F lo u r , on w h ich nr T J R K 8 K A H 8 N O T IC E ■7 :>» k iu th e c o u n try . Trwnpaaa N otice. co nsent. P erson s so d o in g f o r purposes o f h u n tin g , H ailin g , o r tra v e lin g through o r te a rin g do w n fe m e s , le a v in g gates o p en , o r m o le s tin g p ro p e rty , w ill be a A nd In (a ct. e v e ry th in g u s u a lly neclu u O re g c n . C a r ry C o u n ty , O reg o n , lo r a n y p u r- pones w h a ts o e v e r w ith o u t th e o w n ers cj A i i n i b e r 1® JÄ . I»o» MUi each an 1 Re m aixa. Jaa.SS.tf»*- B laetr-D w urW Stock sud Puai A» klsxl'-tau t» tb» bue* Is v w tr iv i. Ou» M o t t wa» ooidnr had who» > •» «•>n‘ U it in v ìi« « « and no» “ ey ars «rt'.iss w> T l» y aro lu o tta * «* ubT 'F w to c a ts a T O » . ' frequent desire to pese It or pain tn . the bock is also ncing proof that the kidneys and blsxl- .„ .I T n a O K -M A R A S S>««“FU / »Wall.«» In all ewumr.*«, « * — lu». S u » » * » P A T E N T S T H A T P A V, O v u . « Uw » O»ruu«luy. at oa. «nenas end U , you IO "irw ta le n t »koto r .keen (nr FREE rre>o es mmtaMlhy s* yew* »nFtkw BUN- POOaiNO R EFERIBCea. ftrfrss Calde There is comfort In the knowledge so eftea ex p ress» f . that D r. K ilm er's Swamp- Meet, the great hldney remedy fulfills every wtsh in curing rheumatism, pain In the hook. kMneyx, liver, bladder and every part tha urinary passage. It corrects Inability M hold water and saaldlng pain In passing H. or had effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during ths night. The ftuld and the extra- erdlnary effect of S w a m p -R o o t is soon reallred. It stands the highest for Its VC»- derful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need s medicine you should have the beet. Sold by druggists In 90c. and $1. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this el mors about It. both sent obsobiteN free by mall. — address D r. Kilmer A N<«re «< nrem«-«"* Co.. Binghamton, N . Y . W hen writing men- Haa reading thia generous offer la this paper. Ooeoareta Cauxt r Cathartic, the most won derful medix-al discovery of the age. p ee» OBS and refreshing tx> the taste, act. gently aad positively on hldkaye, liver and bowels, llm aslss the entire eyetma, dispel colds, sura hrartant— fever, habitual ron«U ratins aad Mltousneas. Please buy nnxl try a bos S i l l C. C to-day; 10, 25, Ml cents. Mxilxlaud gsasuulss« to cure by all druggists. r t r i r C w sste e Tteew-Xs»» T*»" » V4ww s M m io T H E SO U T H ’S LIT E R A R Y W EEK LY F u b lia t v e r i A t A t l a n t a . C a.-O rcolafton O psf 50.000. m * 9 U H N T » o w m is the O r e s t l U t t e V B S v W « w l R l r o f 1* » South. Ilia Oavetud is L i t e r a t u r e . R o a i a n c « , F a c t SR* F lo S t o o . ae« flv*» Ike best of all that b eurroot Is Its Bal*. Amos« Its eentrltntors ths most uxdeS aeutksra Wilterasnsasr-JoelCliaaeisr Harris, Harry sutrwall [«w arts ana ethers ®l »rowinj tsinc. serial star s» from Aatkeny Bose. Masrlce Tbompaoe. Sidney B. Crutkait. Mrs.Ge res Corhe « sad Anbar W . MareBswut have appear ad, and others «re Is waillsp from the pen of «athors of national not* A »hart story rxin'ast b oe jh l cat » » s l y H w s K s a n r ir a M • « ! • » « * tr i s H c r S s tte r lw e . oil worthy» place In R k e H V K M Y S O V T H ' i rsadaMsco! vmns. Oth-r sente»'.j are eonumptstsd that w ill tsreassfutly exploit ths ripening Bold ol talent that only needs such foster,ns Is UlasSrata ths wealth that Is shy to assert Itsslf. OS» S U N N Y S O U T H teems wrth tha Ilfs of the »rest sosth. The yes 1st sunshine Warms everything 'nto acltvlty asd ths eea»on '» never seM «ncoph to cheek the hand of 1« lastty. 1 he paper xwm»» frasrant with tha hrsatf of lb * - . . Tn.ui« .»d alaa. and aives os', ths very air of the era, «e. pa m and hay. ih * Scanty eat p*tho». the routines and my»t*ry of ths land whsro the rtrn stores sp the s.tdsn sanshlne an I ths cotton whilom In ths moonllflhi. wit. h* HUNTING TRIP ALLIGATORS J N VENEZUELA. T h ere A re Thousands o f T h em T h e re , B u t aa Y e t T h e y A re o f N o P ra c tic a l Use. Tht* U n ite d H tate« con«ul a t -Mnreenibo, W n e x u e la , In a receqt re p o rt to the s ta te d ep artH ie .it ro iniiientu in te rx » tin g ly on the g re a t n u m b er o f a llig a to rs in t li'.l co u n try. l i e viewed these hideous nm phihlnits th ro ug h a business eye and w ro te ; # ••Though liu t few a llig a to r skins a re sent abroad fro m here, it is not on account o f scarcity of a llig a tors. I t i» R trn n g e th a t nobody has Irk e n op the h h il’ bg uf i!.i sc re p tiles. T lw r a te here in the lukee n nd in goo ns and rive rs in on to ld i:;i;i;l e rr toxl a ll siw u. The « k its V. ' i; W f i r l ¡i “X- i : i ing .'tn dailig tt pain f Take W in e of Carddi and make one supreme effort to l>e w ell. You do not iioed to be a weak, trip le»* sufferer. You ran bare a woman's ii^alth « v l do a woman's work in I iftt. W hy A OtJARANTEEDCURB POR PILES, It c h in g , B lin d , B lee d in g or P re tru d , in g P ile s l» r u « iR ts re fu n d m oney il F A Z O O IN T M E N T fa lls to cu re an y ease, no m a tte r o f h o w long » la n d in g , fa • to 14 dfcvs. F irs t a p p llo atio n gives eass a n d r e s t M e . I f y o u r dim nrist h a s n 't It send M e in s ta m p s Rod i t w ill ba •drura'rxied poet-|d»t<l Ire P m is Me.1- en 1 ..Atable l‘et. ■ (e -ríte te 3 S O S B o v e n th « tra w t, W S 9 H IN O T O N , O . O . 222 South Peoria S t . , ___ CnjcACK», t i x . , Oct. 7, 190-— E ig h t months ago I was so ill that I was compelled to lie or sit down nearly all the tim e. My stximach was »0 weak and upset that I could keep nothing on it and I vomited f4>|iieiuJy. I could not urinate without great pniu and I coupl.-d xofituclx that n ir thrSat and luozs were raw and sore. Tho doctors pro nounced i t B right's disease and others raid it was oonsumptiou. I t m attered little to me what they called i t and I had bo de sire to lir e . A rirter visited me from S t Louis and asked me if I had ever tried W in e of Cardut. I told her I hod no4 and she bought a bottle. I believe that it saved my life. I believe many women could save much suffer ing if they hut know of its value. I f an y m an xleecrvea th e g rc iltu d e o f th a " n e w " w o m an . I t Is the m an to w h o m th e sex -.a indebted fo r one o f the g re a te s t advantages w h ich wom en en jo y a t th e present day— th a t o f h o ld in g office under U ncle Sam . W hen t h e ( f ir s t w om an was p u t iu th e office o f th e tre a s u re r o f the U n ite d States th ere w ere o n ly 20 elerka to do a ll th e w o rk , and a batch o f seven wom en w: » oppolntexl. N ow th ere are 0,000 v om en a t w o rk fo r tlfe g o vernm en t and th a n u m b e r ia y e a rly increasing. In IS fli a ll th e availab le m en w e re needed In th e v o lu n tee r arm y . T h ia was th e reason fo r th e ap p o in tm e n t o f th e w om en iu th e various dep artm en ts a t W ashington. T h e ¿hen U n ite d S tates treasurer, Gen. F ran cis E. S p in n er, one day went in to the room, w h ere m en w ere engaged in c u ttin g th e “greenbacks," w h ich firs t ranxle th e ir appearance under the fin an cial iro b -y p f Chase. H uge shears w ere used-antl ♦ he lab or, which was sim ply th e f l i p p in g o f th e paper, was s u c ii'th a t )t»en. S p in n er rem arked t h a t th ere was no reason w h y some w om en should n o t be em ployed la a.-sist in n w o rk t h a t was d a ily increasing iu size Gen. S pinner died abxmt five year» ago. In 1301 s mass m eetin g was called, and w h a t is now know n ns th e Gen. S pinner M em o rial association w as organized. It s ob ject was to e rect some su itab le m on u m e n t to th e m a tt w h o had done so m uch fo r th e w o m en , and th e woinozx in the governm en t e m ploy are exjiected to show th e ir g r a t i tu de b y co n trib u tin g to th e w o rk . T h e statue lias been m odeled and cast end is now in th e W a s h in g t» studio o f th e sculptor, M r. E llio t t, th e c reato r o f the statue to Gen. lla n c o . i w h ich Is to be erected in th e fq jl. T h e fig ure is o f bronxe and representa th e general In a sim ple bu t dig n ified a t t i tude, w ith a large cloak th ro w n arou nd his am ple shoulders. T h e statu e’'a n d jiedestsl w ill cost ab ou t JJ.OOO. A n e ffo rt has been m '.de to secure a site in fro n t o f the tr e n s u i\ b u ild in g , on the n o rth side, nnd a b ill g ra n tin g iic rn iiH io n passed the senate I, u t v a s pigeon holed h i th e house.— N . Y . W o rld . t o r t ill t t i l n t - x j ' h ig h pri<“ ‘ , b e in g iibv I fe e ttiP x iicd l p tirjw rtx '*. I f i o <1, d c z o N o n e s is h e r.’h y g iv e n to a ll partie» sh ip p in g o r re c e iv in g g «t i» over t h< F o rt O rfo r d W h a r f C o’», w h a rf to r» m o ve th e nam e iir.life iltA le ly ,« « It w 1 be h e ld a t th s rre to r » »1*1 . R. F l H U M E su m ; not necurc a bottle of W in e Cardui b o m jo<u d ru ggist to- ir’zYC H m 'S***« tre mntjufKctur» kd »! their pi i. -t L e i r-2 you p u ru ia w Kfty wnsr. day? KJJUSiCIfiSSUl S H « î « ^•'WIWO N A C H .IN Ï CO UBA»-«»«. M»»L iltlcare« Fl f» ■» >'"t- **- AU-®**- L*- » w4 L«sU. •*. -, «>/*-.-- U, T . a p a j i n g lit i« iiie » 9 .” Maa Co,, Kt. Louis. M«. V A I n th e f b n ;tnd rite ltln T a r r F I linvc »ecu ( ’ i<in,nn<!» of i.trff-' n lll- gntore w h ic h n t n ie tip <•> f i e p e r i t t L r ir egg» on the snnrl linnkb «lur ing Ih v d ry »<•:!son. I t in tlic g itn ie in »11 toe Itnndrvrfa of »irwfln»» tvliid t flow in to the l«Lc of M arn- eftiho. A llig a to r hun ting 1» flit« • p o r t, and in my opinion w ould ho