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TITE MORNING ORECiONIAN. WEDNESDAY. 3IAY 10. 1DOO.
BOSELAIR FEARS
VIOLENCE OF MOB
Wails to Sheriff to Protect Him
When He Hears That
Threats Are Made.
DAUGHTER VISITS HIM
Affecting Scene Between Father and
Child Portland Attorney Calls
to See Prisoner, bat Is De
nied Admittance to Cell. "
HILLEBORO, Or., May IS. (Special.)
John D. Roaelair. self-confessed murderer
of his 23-year-old wife, slept little last
night. The prisoner knew of the threats
to lynch him, and all nlg-ht long trembled
In his cell At every sound which sug
gested that a mob might be after him.
When Sheriff Hancock locked the pris
oner in his cell last night he told Rose
lair that he was putting a double lock
on the Iron door, fearing that an effort
might be made by angered citizens to
take the prisoner from the J 1 1.
At this Roselair expressed much con
cern, and walled: "You must protect
me! Tou must protect me!"
Feeling: against the prisoner was
strong last night." and the crowds on
the downtown streets discussed the
matter until long after midnight.
Shortly after o'clock IHstrlct Attorney
E. B. Tongue addressed the crowd and
urged that they let the law take Its
course. The lJIstrlct Attorney told the
crowd that the state had strong evi
dence agalnxt the prisoner and that
conviction was certain.
John 11. Ji-ffrey, a Portland attorney,
was here this morning and asked to see
the prisoner, saying that several of
Roselair's countrymen In Portland had
called to see him and requested that
Jeffrey do what he could for the un
fortunate man.
Jeffrey was denied an audience with
the prisoner.
Miss Marie Roselair. daughter of the
prisoner by his first wife, arrived today
from Sacramento, and was allowed an
audience with her father. Roselair was
much affected when his child greeted him.
Miss Roselair left for Portland in the
afternoon. It Is reported here that the
mother of the murdered woman will ar
rive in the morning from Is Angeles.
As yet Roselair has made no Inquiry
concerning the wife whom he murdered.
It is said that Roselair has expressed a
willlngnes to take his punishment, and
the state Is believed' to have evidence
which will tend to show that Roselair and
his wife had had much trouble, and an
effort will be made to convict the pris
oner of first degree murder.
Lrs. F. A. and A. B. Bailey examined
Roselair today, and have expressed the
opinion that the prisoner Is sound of
mind. Roselair Is known to be a man of
fiery temperament, and when aroused
would act like a madman.
FORESTERS TO MEET TODAY
Vancouver Will Entertain From All
Parts of Washington.
VANTOITBR. Wash., May m.Spe
cial.) The grand court of the Foresters
of America of the State of Washington
will convene In annual state convention In
this city tomorrow morning for a four
days' session. Eight hundred to loro
delegates' and visitors are expected In
this city. There will be representatives
here from 1 courts In Washington and
15 in Idaho.
delegates have been arriving all day
and tonight T. H. Andrews, of Seattle,
grand secretary, and Dr. R, II. Harrison.
f Tacoma, grand chief ranger, reached
Vancouver.
The opening session of the grand court
will be held at Elchenlaub's Hall tomor
row morning at 10 o"c!ock. when the for
mal address of welcome to the city will
be given by John H. Elwell. and follow
ing these exercises the court will go
Into secret session.
Entertainment for the next two days
Includes a stag social tomorrow evening
at the Commercial Club. Thursday, at
4 P. M.. the delegates will be taken In
autos for a drive around the city, and
In the evening a grand ball will be held
In Eichenlaub's Hall.
Headquarters for the Foresters of
America have been established at the
ft. Klrao Hotel. The committee on en
tertainment Is composed of E. H. Wright,
A. M Betts. George Hausrh. E. E. Bears!
and Paul Young.
INDIANS ACCUSE AGENT
(Continued From First Face t
at the Tutulla mission of the reserva
tion; McFatridge has been lax In en
forcing morality among the Indians.
They say that as a result of this laxity
on the part of the agent the tribes have
retrograded morally. They especially
polnt out the fact that he does not try
to prevent the Indians from living with
more than one squaw at the same time.
Joe Craig. Interpreter, prominent ed
ucated Indian and right-hand man of
the agent Is designated as a glaring
example of a man having more than
one wife at the same time. It is al
leged that the agent has been appealed
to time after time In the case of Craig.
and that he has refused to Interfere
with the Interpreter.
His Red Supporters Few.
Incidentally. Craig Is one of three or
four Indians who have wired to the
department asking for the reinstate
ment of McFatridge. While the Indians
signing the message are all promi
nent, they have not aa large a follow
ing as those do who ask for the re
moval of the agent. The latter rep
resent by far the larger part of the
Indians on the reservation-
The protesting chiefs do not charge
that McFatridge Is bad morally him
self, but complain that he shows too
much Indifference toward the Improve
menl of the Indians and seeks rather
to satisfy the whites.
McFatridge has received no word
as yet from Washington. Two days
more and he will be out completely,
and McChesney will be in full charge
of the reservation office.
M'FATRIDGE TO BE REMOVED
Hal linger Rerasea to Meed Pleats of
Whlt Supporter.
OREtrOKIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash-,
tngum. May lg. Though Secretary Bal-
linger ha not yet reviewed the record In)
the case of Ms)or McFatridge, Indian
agent, at Umatilla. Or., it Is reasonably
certain that the MaJr mill not be rein
stated at his old position, but will be
transferred to some other agency where
he will have no school problems to handle.
Representative KU'.s today conferred
with Mr. Balllnger In regard to the case
and presented a telegram from I'matilla
business men asking tliat the case be held
up pendtnar reinvestigation. Mr. Ballln
ger took the position that no reinvesti
gation is necessary, nor will It be neces
sary for Pendleton business men to come
to Washington in Major McFatridge s
behalf.
The action of Commissioner Valentine
is not In any way based upon old charges
brought against McFatridge. for that mat
ter has been cleared up. but Is due en
tirely to the agent's direct disobedience
of orders given him after the old trouble
was adjusted. It Is purely a matter of
administration and discipline. Into which
other considerations do not enter, and It
Is considered necessary. In the interest of
the service, to take Major McFatridge
from Umatilla.
Two telegrams were received by the
Indian Office today from I'matilla In
dians, one faction urging the retention
of Major McFatridge. the other commend
ing Mr. Valentine for hit attitude. Neither
telegram stated the grounds upon which
the recommendation waa made.
BAR WIFE AT FUNERAL
WOMAN ACCUSED OK AIDING
XEttCOMBE IN' RAGE.
Spouse of Martin Kvalshaug Is Not
Wanted by Union Friends of
Husband at nrareslde.
TACOMA. Wash.. May 1 (Special.
When Mrs. Martin Kvalshaug this after
noon .was refused permission to attend
the funeral of her husband, whom she
lured to his death Friday night after a
dance, she broke Into a violent rase In
her cell at the County Jail, where she la
held as an accomplice with tier paramour,
Charles Newromh. She had been plan
ning for two days to attend the funeral,
but the union to which her husband be
longed refused to bury him If she waa
granted the request.
Over a thousand people attended the
last services of the rnivrierrd man.
Newromh' defenee will be Inssntty. and
today lr. B. M. Broun and I r. Wlltnot
Read, expert alienists, jipent two hours
In his cell examining htm at the reo'icst
of Prosecuting Attorney McMurray. They
have not as yet given their decision.
Newcomb asserts that his paramour
fired two of the shots and is evidently
bent on making her share his penalty for
the crime. If she is convicted she will be
the first woman to die on the gallows In
the fttate of Washington.
RAILWAY SUIT POSTPONED
Plaintiff in Case Against S. P. Fall
to Show at Marshfield.
MARSHFIEKU. or.. May l.--Spe-lat.)
The several cases ajrainat the Coos
Bay-Roseburg and Eastern Railway, the
Southern Pacific and John 1. Spreckele
Brothers A- Co., which were brought by
R. A. Graham, of San Francisco, were
this afternoon all continued until the
September term of the Circuit Court,
when some special arrangements will be
made to try them.
Judge Harris came here to hold a spe
cial session of court In order to hear the
cases, as .Judge Coke, who presided at
the regular session, could not hear them
because he was previously attorney for
the railway. A number of witnesses and
lawyers were here, but Graham and hts
attorney. Thomas Mlnot. did not appear
and the cases were continued. Judge
Harris will adjourn court tomorrow
morning.
Tacoma Marine News.
TACOMA. Mar 1. The atesmer Gov
ernor Is due tonight from Seattle to
load general freight for San Francisco.
The steamer Meteor has arrived with
ItlOO tons of ore from Alaska. The Blue
Funnel liner Nina; Chow leaves at mid
night for the Orient ami IJverpooL
The schooner J. 1L Lunsmann leaves
tonight for San Francisco with lumber
cargo. The German steamer Sebara
arrived today from the West Coast and
Hamburg.
May SI to Re Holiday.
OLTMPIA, Wash., May 18. (Spe
cial.) Governor M. E. Hav today Is
sued a proclamation that Monday, May
si. isos, na a Holiday. Instead of Me
morial Lay. and recommends that It
be generally and fittingly observed
throughout the state of Washington.
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WORLEYMURDERED
WIFE; KILLED SELF
Crook County Rancher Leaves
Confession Pinned Upon
Neighbor's Gatepost.
ACCUSED WIFE OF THEFT
Authorities Who Probe Crime Re
lieve Man Insane Girl Came
From East at Request of
Friend of Man.
IT.I.VEVILI.E. Or, May II. (Spe
cial Investigation of the elrcum
staneee surrounding the death at Ited
tnond of Louis IL. Worley and Ms four
day bride, and the burning of the home,
make it seem certain that tne husband
first killed bis wife, then set fire to
the house, and later went to the barn,
where his body was subsequently
found, and shot himself. That the man
was Insane, and possibly a pervert,
also seems evident.
Llaht has been shed on the mystery
by the finding of a letter on the gate
post of J. K. I -smb. a neighbor. In
which Worley gives a rambling con
fession and Justification of his deed.
The letter was evidently tsken to
lamb'i house after Worley had killed
his wire and set fire to the house
where her body lay.
Pair Quarreled at Start.
Aecordlrg to the letter t.ie married life
of the Worleya was unpleasant from the
first. Not only does it appear that Wor
ley was of a doubting disposition and
that he bel'eved his wife bsd roiihed him
soon after the!r marriage. b-,t -'V.-r rlr.
cumstanres. coupled with the opinion of
pnys'.ciars who held the Pvwt mor-em oti
the bodies, makea It seem that the man
was degenerate. This condition of af
fairs. It is believed by th authorities,
led to a quarrel between the etrangt-ly
tr.ated pair, and the murder waa the di
rect outgrowth of this.
The Inter found on Umb'a gatepost
Is as follows:
"Mr lirb: This Is alt a mistake, nuth
said this morning she did not sant to
live with ire She did not I ke It here.
This morning my pot-aetbook. with sll
my money, was missing. I did not say
she took It urtll I was certain trat no
body else took It She aked me how
f,r It was to Shanlko and tMs morning
said she was golnat to Hl.anlko to earn a
living and go ba-k Knat aiam 1 treated
her as goo,) as I rotild. and then robbing
me of all my money I had and going to
leave tne. I could not stand It any longer,
so think we are both better dead
Signed! "U IC. WORI.PTT.
"Please let my sister know It. A'ldrees
I"mr Beaufort. R. F. D No. 1.
Franklin County. Missouri. Also let
Mr. Bttrkhart. his neighbor, and Itert
Friend know. rear Mr. Umb you are
not to blame In any wjr for this. . .
Before God I Just found my purse In
Ruth's stocking with all my money and
she denied It. . . . This Is more than
I can stand. Ho good-bye to all. Come
and you will find us
S!gneJi "U . WORl.ET."
Money Not Cause.
The .authorities do not believe that
money was the cause o the quarrel, aa
the amount In the purse was only lit.
The murder was discovered Sunday
evening, when Ian women, neighbors,
went to the Worley home to leave a
present there. Th.-y found the house
burned, and on going to Hie barn found
a note pinned on the door with the
worda: "Find me In tne stable."
On going Into the stable they found
Worleys naked bodv. covered with a
blanket, and gave the alarm.
Umb Arranged Wedding.
1-amb. to whom Worley's confession
was written, made the matin between
Worley and his bride, who came here
from Lincoln. Neb. Mrs. Worley s
mildeT name was Ruth I.eroy. He knew
the girl in the East, and urged her to
come to Oregon, hinting that she might
marry to advantage. The girl arrived at
Redmond May i. and waa married at
Umb'i home.
The wedding occurred Wednesday last
Frldsy and Saturday the house was
closed, bunnsy it burned. There Is evl
deirce that Worley worked all Saturday
night carrying bundles of grain from a
M)I t . HO I in II MOtKMET
MAJOR M'rATHIPl.r.
SEVERE ITCHING
HUMPH OH HANDS;
Tiny Pustules Spread Up to Elbows
Could Not Sleep and Scratched
Until She Bled After Seven
Months of Futile Treatment,
Little Girl was Completely
CURED IN TWO WEEKS i
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES !
"Mr daughter, twelve rears nf are,
was afflicted with a ternlle ttchin' of
that hands which waa so bad at o pht
that sho was unrl to alee p. rha
cratched herself until she) bled. That
trouble began In the ahape of small pus
tules about the sis of rtr.hcsd hxh
produced serece iu hinf and then a hard
scab formed on top. Tbee always
opened up again. hieimg hawlty. From
tfes Bngrs it eaumriexl over t be hand
and aa far as the elbows. Th doctor
aid it was tx-xema and that reco very
would nereeasnly he alow. Ha treated
my daughter for seven months. hit that
trouble aUwars grew worse. Then 1
started In to use t he Cutir-ura Remedies.
After I had used C'uUcura Step for two
weeks, with Cutlrura Ointment and
Cuttctira i'lila. her hands wets heaied.
Mrs. M. hlrerker. South Ha1
April 1 and July 7. lo.'
WORLD FAMOUS
For 'forturlflr, DUflmrlnt &Ua
and Scalp Humors.
The agnnrxlng itching and burning of
the skin, aa In ecseroa. the frightful a-al-
ing. aa in penrlaaia:
t he loes of hair and
c-rusttngnf aralp.aa
In ecU led-head , the
facta! disfigure
ment, aa In afta
and ringworm. And
instant relief and
speedy cure, in t be
majnolf of owe,
in warm baths wit a
ftittntra Soap and genii anointtnre
with Cutk-ura Ointment, assisted wbesa
necessary by mild doees f Cuttrurm
Itesnlvent (liquid or pt!ls. Ouaras
teed absolutely pure and may be used
from tho hour of birth.
Onarieis)
of f 'ui
rilemsl ss4 Ifi"
ot Inraauk '
v4 ft. 4 . m -
larttTsM Ukt ft.?.
3aJC ) tO MaU fA S. h4 f ulaV-
of In 1-w t---c r! f n-w
C atM3 ri IV rr tlai a " ts rj-'T H er4.
lefft rWVs fn-r. fCetV WlW
mrUt,i4 frvta, Uunuk tt t. mm Bmm Omm
lark n-ar IH houMt n4 plltnc them on
!h 1al l-otrlv nf ht 1f. About Inn
of it. bundle tnutvt hAV btren uee-4
for thl purpoastv, mir which nrt m mm
et to It.
STUDENTS TO HELP GOVERN
ben lor Class Appoints Fear Members
on Vacuity Council.
rSIVKRKITT OF liREilOS, Kugene,.
fir., uav la. i Special, k In eccordanee
with permission granted by the faculty
of the university, the senior class in
a meeting this afternoon made final
arrangements for a students' "affairs"
council, composed of four students and
five professors, which organisation Is
to take the plars of the present faculty
rommlttee. This new rounrll will reg
ulate all departments of student life
and enterprise except athletics.
The only provisions made concern
ing the formation or the council were
that not more than one member should
be elected front a single club, that at
least one of the four student members
shoulj be a girl and that a member
muat have been In college longer than
one year, and have senior standing
Miss Agnes Keach. Karl Mayo. Her
bert Clark, all of Portland, and Ralph
H. McKwen, of Athena, were elected to
represent the students upon this coun
cil for the remainder of the semester.
BIG TIMBER FOR EXHIBIT
Caitl Hock Sawmill Srnd Kawlog
to Sraulrt Fair.
rAPTl-E nrhCK. Wah.. Mjr i.
Pr4rla1. Th 1onc-l n1 b n rlaome-1
plro of timber hipped br rati from
here for pome I f me m-mm put on four
rtattrara at 0trtn4r thla morn Inc. and
atarteti on Ita Journey to 8-altle. wnere
It will he placed on eihlMtlon at tha
AlaKka-V tikon- Palrte Rahlhlilon.
Tha atlrk la HI feet. & S-S neha In
lenalh. and It Inrhea auare. all planed
and dreed. The tree from which tha
timber wan rut waa brought front tha
ntountalna over the railway of tha
Oatrander tumrr A leogflna Company's
and rut and planed at tha oompanjr'a
mill at that plare. ft la aald the
have rut tlmhera .4 I nr hep aiuara and
tZm feet lone, but It wa found mpoa
alble to ahlp atif-h an ona to f-eaffla
by rail, owing to horf curves In tha
road.
SURVEY FOR COOS BAY LINE
Lint? to Hoi Will fie Han and
It If hi or Wajr Obtained.
MAn?1IKIKI.n Or la v It Arv.
clal. ll la announced that F. A. Ilalne,
who waa alecte.l rhlf enatneer of tha
fooa H: y. Ore on ,p ho Hal I road,
will atart out Monday- mornln with a
vurteyltiar aanc to maka a praiimlrarr
umy for a railroad between Cooa
.Ha v a nd Unarhuri.
HeTervl route are propoed. and ft
la not b-lnf givan out mm to what
direction tr.e uny win work. Tha
ral !rcad iompmr le the one ro?n( lr
oraantsed for the purpoM of -murine
riai.ia of wr ar.d aura for an out
lde rallvar or poa.iblr for ona which
may he built br local capital, part of
tha capual stork of f J Vv ha boan
aub-rlied. It l aspect ad to apead
about i S.Ota on the aurt-r, and tha
real in aecurinai rtahta of war.
IDA BURKE OREGON GIRL
Seattle Coroner's Jar He leases
Partner la Suicide Part.
FEATTLK. Mar tl TT.e rnnner'a jury
In tee raae of Mrs. Ida Bjrka. who sttot
and kMled herself last Saturday in the
t'eell WMel. after maklnc a auh 14e pact
sittb li. o. rames. a Tscoma hardware
deeler. retume)! a MM1'! of atllrlr
Karnes w.s released Mrs Purke stss
born In portlsrd. r . and ber msl l.n
name aa l.undy.
lilt by tailing Tree. May IU.
AI-EC Or.. May 11 4oeclal ) J. V.
IVell. aVut SS frara ol.l. srT-.o came
here recently from the nasi, arms proha.
hly ratally Injured this afiemooa by a
fslllnc tree while riverine land em tha
Heflsn farm, east of the city, a tree cut
down ly t;i. loosed, aod when it was
"V VV-.I V ' 'if
Toilet Paper Sale
Today Is
4-V a..en OncKla.
the Last Day
.vt roi. rtc
R'w Anren Salnta., 8-0. mil T7C
Var alocn "4il." ia.c. roll JiC
1 ,!nfen Vov!:tk" l'MKI shrrls to r'.l..8SC
fltl tVen "Mount Hood" IVX shccls
lo roll fC
3 carton 'Tnti"-3 roll tn rart.n 23C
fl.00 dnrrn " Iwll" flal Jrkurr SSc
1."J0 dorm "Klon.iiVa" Cat parkacrs. . .U 7C
$13 doten .mi.ic" flat jvicVa. . S 1 .1 7
Toilet Taper H...er IOC to
ARTISTIC
FlCTt'RE
JIAXING
WOODARD, CLARKE
rleae4. fell aKltentr. ealrhlna 8lel
an4 fracturtnc bis skull.
CHURCHMEN ARE AT BAKER
:plroral Contention I M ra;cly ,.
tr-ndoil Ita l nose Nee. Ion Today.
BAKEJ1 CITT. Or. May U -itcial.-The
aecon4 con oration of tls Miscctal
distract of fstern (areaon convened here
Indsy with a larse attendanee of church
men. iHarlnaT lb. (orpnnoa there viae aa
Informal meetinar of the rHercy. ar4 this
evenlnar puhlie ser-1cst were held In f
Htefhen's CT-urrh. Andresees siers de
livered by Rev. fpton II. ll-r. Iley.
Jsmea Henderson. Her. II t. vmns and
Her. Iuls t. Kenford Open Ins of Ne
vlus liall 10 the public also occurred
tonlcbt.
Tomorrow momlr.c there will he holy
communion, follomed hy a business sw
slm. and tn the afternoon there mill be a
woman's metna.
HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE
Ta o Men Acrwrtl of fWratlnc 'p
Waier naltlff at Orrcoa C'liy.
OREnAN fTTT. Or.. May U-(vnl ,
Imm Purtrtfol airl A. K "irafry at-r
Exquisite in flavor.
Perfect and pure.
2DoV ask merely
for cocoa ask for
GMrardcllPsm
New Arrivals of
"CROSS"
ENGLISH
GLOVES
For omMi. men an.I rhiMrrn. in tan,
liouit. Muck n.l hitf. lrio S1.50.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS MARK
CROSS ENGLISH LEATHERS
arrwa; lSsce toxJay bjr flntialsa XI IVc,
rharom4j mitt ttvl alth a A-a'M
o Trcy mill ha a b(nn( trTnra
J ut - of fVara K.moti at ia t rlrit
Tur,' mm'ric. an1 efnfc . Itnrmn-
U aril! ttrrf4 I hrm T t o mn a
in of $.;I0 tnch. ai-r-rv
f umla tJ br le a ran a liuoonk h and
Jimt liovr)'.
Tt cvmrnt m-mm irs?a fa tir iknrc
Tltill. a tr fcwunrf. who aaia n.-
ra fuhlng ibnit lh 4ra4 Una.
fot hcloar 1 ha f.h U41r a UlUar-a.a
KaUa. When ha nrdrS lhm larB ihr
I l-ittn it-t aa osr. atl Hu a ip
Frm.r.o aSk ttm. a mm Hsadly tttMxI.
ATTACK MAY PROVE FATAL
(cortrlnsn'a Maor la Critical n
dltlon After Aasanlt.
8KATTI.K. Wash. Mar U -.8r-e,-il
John Mucita-r. Mayor of tienrsetosm. avha
aa 4aai.Iied esterday mr n 1 a br Vw
A. Ifutrblnca. rrotrietor of the ('nun
try In;. Is in m-n a rrecrvus condi
tion as the result of his Inltirtes that he
my not reoer. Maor Mue:ier la la
bed at his hnrne. tvarely able tn mova.
laat r Kt le ass irraltonal at t .mes
One of the Hi he rcei ed at the base
of the skull si ee so severe t 'iat f"r a
time the attrndinc physician. Ir. W. It.
t'oran-v, ISousM the bone bad been free,
lured. The rlothlra and the hat om
by the Maror at the tttne the assault
waa made are saturated with blood
Cocoas in tins
look pretty much
alike; but in the
cup, there is no
mistaking the su
periority of
C o c o n
F Ca C t
No. 14
la ma. tre co re ear
tea ociy iS raarwra
is tned and the ma
terials tnesnarlers ars
thrown away tcswa
tha human tyMrna
rsaaot saaimiUta
them. But ia co
coa tha entire sub
aurt as tsAcs int.
te sastsua and cats.
i!y dieested by lbs
Boost OcIksic.
SPECIAL SALE
Jardinieres
This Week
Lonweluv War Jardiairrri
"inch, rr trulsr vV.
r."W Glc
!l-inch, rrjmlar Jli.".
row f3
t-inc, r-c:sr J1.7..
row SI. 31
lA-in.. mrular i.V.
nw si. ST I
M&t Green Jardinieres
4 i n c h, rcpitar l(e,
now 23t
5 I a c h. rrr-alar .'c.
50C
6-inch, rr -,i!ir $ 1.2.".
now
7-ir.ch. rrjr.j1r il'iQ. i
row Sl.OO !
Here's a
Brush Special
For Today and Tomorrow
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WASHIXCTOJi
No thing can take the
place of Gold Dust
There's no room about
the house more inviting
than a snow-white bath
room.
The tub, the bowl, the
wash basin, the metal
pipes, fixtures and taps,
the tilincf and woodwork
all need the cleansing",
briyrhtening' influence of
Gold Dust
A heapiner tablespoon -ful
of Gold Dust to a pail
of water is all that is re
quired. Gold Dust is the
greatest of all sanitary
cleansers. It searches
out every
impurity o Jrt
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germ. I
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M. AH Nieht?
It pretty touch. Isnt It. hn you
cam t sleep at niht? You I eel a long
way from lit next day and as a con
tequencs your work sutlers. Ita an
expensiy. business ia this Id.
omnia.
Paust Extract
will brine you relief. Comblniraj
tha lull lood values ol body-tmildinf
barley malt wait Hi. calminf and
soothing ellects ol choicest twpt. it
Induces peaceful, relreahtr.g slum
ber. Nouriariins at th. aam Ume.
It restores th witai lorcea.
ta. It eesa JNsAst .
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