THE OREGON DAtLY' JOURNAL, 1 POKTLANP, rKIPAY: EVENIWO, APHtL B, ltZ3.
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KILLS TlliOOGLII
17ENAHA RESERVE
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REilLLOTfilEIIT.
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V Andrew Jackson of Baker City
Entire Area to Be Reapportioned
"Sliye Warren H. Mathews
In FIX of Anger.V,,:
r at Meeting to Be Held at
t: Walla Walla. :
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BULLET INTENDED FOR 1
BROTHER OF MURDERER
COMPLAINT OF OREGON
: SHEEPMEN THE CAUSE
Assailant Returns and Gives Himself
Up After a Spectacular Chase
, Through the Hills. Pursued by the
:-, Sheriff and Posse. - ' ' " "-
Senators ' Fulton and Oearin Did
'Much to Secure Redivisior It Is
Charged Washington Owners Were
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-Favored Over Oregon Men.
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i. Baker City, Or- April . la a At of
, anger, caused by quarrel ever division
f land, Andrew Jackaon laat night do
liberate!? abot and instantly killed bta
brother-in-law, - warren U. Btattnewe.
.Immediately after the deed the mar
' derer escaped to the mountains on
.horseback, pursued by Deputy Sheriff
Snow and. posse. After, a spectacular
chase alone the bills, which waa-wtt-
jiud by-tlie. people -oX taker City,
Jackson returned to the city and sur
rendered to Chief of Police Jackaon.
' Jack con had been Quarreling with his'
brother, Careys Jackson, -and -suddenly
' Jerked out ' a revolver and pulled the
. trigger, but the gun anapped. - Matth
ew e then stepped In front of the lnfu-
rlated man, when the latter deliberately
hot him In the temple, killing him in
stantly.
The Jaekeepe five brothers and two
Bisters have lately . divided up thalr
father's -estate.. tract of land lying
between Baker and South Baker, where
the Jackaon brothers ran a dairy. . An
' drew Jackaon had been grading tale lota
and' those of his alater, lira Endlcott,
- and constructing an irrigation ditch,
which ran through the center of one of
the lots.-"-. . i''1
- Yesterday, Carey Jackaon and ' bta
brother-in-law. Warren Matthews, told
Andrew Jackaon that ha must atop
Work on' the ditch. Ha replied that he
would not, as be was acting as hia
sister's hired man. After some words
..they left the 'field and jackaon hurried
to the-house and armed himself with a
revolver. At o'clock last night Curry
Jackaon and Matthews returned to the
field armed with clubs, so Mrs. Endlcott
avers, and attacked Jackaon, who drew
bis revolver and the murder ensued.
- It - Is believed that' Jackson I de
mented, as there ta insanity In the fata
'' lly. ' Ills mother was confined In the
Insane asylum and bis -brother went In
sane four years ago and committed sul-
' clde. - ; - .-
The coroner's jury - this morning
brought in a verdict as follows: - The
deceased, W. A. Mathewa, came to hia
death from a ."gunshot wound Inflicted
at the hands of w. A. Jackaon, April
-a, 166, at Baker City, Oregon.
An Information charging Jackson with
murder will be filed thla afternoon,
CHARGED WITH MURDER
. IN THE FIRST DEGREE
' Spokane, Wash., April . Mrs. Jose
phine Baruth, who recently ahot her
husband at Medical Lake, was yester
day bound over to the superior court
on a charge of murder In the first de
gree. Baruth died last Friday. ?
Mrs. Baruth was first held on a
charge of assault with a deadly weapon,
but the prosecuting attorney yesterday
moved to dismiss all minor charges and
the first degree murder charge was
nld.
The prisoner was committed for trial
and brought to the county lail In this
city last night.' Her attorneys will ap
ply for ball.! A sensation was caused
by witnesses testifying to a statement
by Mrs. Baruth that her husband had
, tried to ruin their 10-year-old daughter.
Some ' of the wltneaaea . believe ' the
woman waa furnished the revolver by
anotrtaidoejrty.
Phillips
SOLS AGENTS
$Q CO The Packard Shoe $Q CA
Vwv 4 for men 4 qidetfv
83.C0 TheHLhfcSh0 $
The Phillips Shoe
TOM WOXZsT, 93.00 Is a distinct departure
from old methods of doing business. It Is a
modern shoe TJI'-IO-TKB-lsxsi uTB la style
and finish Perfect In fit Faultless in wear.
Bold at a modern price of $8.00. . It la made
la every style, every leather, every width,
every else. All at one price, 12.00, and Is
guaranteed the equal in style, material and
finish of any shoe sold on the Pacific Coast
for fi.0. BASTS) STTZJBS now ah own i'
ear windows. .
The Packard Shoe
TOM tax, tOJO is the favorite of all swell
dressers. A season in advanos of all others.
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. ' snd $4.00, 14.80 and $S 00 for styles pleaalng
to the eye. byt 11.10 for every style, every
I leather, every ' width, every also. SASTZB
' 1 OBShow.on dlaplayi ... rl.... ....i:...
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Pendleton. Or.. April .-Ian P.
Bmythe, secretary of the Umatllld Wool-
growers' association, states that ne naa
been Informed that the entire Wenaha
reserve la to be reallotted at the meet
ing to be held In Walla Walla April 17.
Stockmen wishing to secure range may
either make new applications or uee
those presented when the original allot
ment waa made. -
. For weeks the officers of the Umatilla
Woolgrowers association have worked
earnestly to secure a redivision and It
la mostly through the assistance . of
Senator Fulton and .Oearin . at Wash
ington that the realiotment waa ordered.
Also, the Influence of Governor Chamber
lain waa brought to bear In the matter.
, The jomplalnt of the Oregon sheep
men waa that they were not given their
share of the reserve when at was di
vided. Though over half of the reserve
and the moat desirable part is In Oregon,
only 16,740 Oregon sheep were admitted,
whereas 174.160 Washington sheen weri
allowed. , Of the latter number I7.JS0
were allowed on the Oregon part of -the
reserve, thus placing 12,000 more Wash
Ington sheep In Oregon than there were
Oregon sheep for the entire reserve. Not
a single Oregon sheepman - was allotted
land In Wash ngton. By. lbs unjust dl
VJion 33,72s Oregon sheep which hit
pievlously ranged In the leeerve were de
bit d summer pasture, much to the In
jury of the owners. .
As the matUr of eummer range la a
vital one to sleepmen, the Oregrn men
were hard hi: by the unjust allotment.
-f Yr- some - time It seemed -dotibtft-l - If
'hey could " It but they have work-td
hard and (srnlstsntly, with the above
result. , i
On April 21 the Umatilla county sheep
men will meet here for the -purpose
of discussing subjects relating to the
Wenaha reserve. .' ..-:;V - .
WASHINGTON'S QUARTERS
; OFFERED FOR, SALE
(Journal llpecial service.)
.Peterson. N. J, April : f. The old
Dey mansion, at Lower Preaknesa, Pas
aaio county, which was the headquarters
of Waahlngton when the continental
army waa stationed at Totowa, was put
up for sale by the sheriff today, to
gether with some 10 scree of land com
prising the estate. The property was
purchased from the Indians by Thomas
Hart of Enfield, Middles!. England, the
deed being still on record In the court
house in this city. In 1717 the heirs of
Hart oonveyed a tract of aix acres to
Dlrrlck Dey, who built the present
house. The laat owner or the place was
ex-Mayor William H. Belcher of Pater
son, and ths property came Into the
sheriff's bands owing to Mr. Belcher's
financial difficulties and night from the
City. :.'.... - . .. ,. ;
Walla Walla rtoneer X lee
Walla Walla, Wash., April . George
rUarret, a pioneer resident' of ' Walla
Walla, died suddenly at bls-farm eouth
of the city yesterday afternoon of heart
disease. Mr. . starrct came to .Walls
Walla In the early seventies and for
years engaged in the seed business. He
waa a native of Pennsylvania and leaves
a widow and one son, who succeed him
In the wholesale seed and nursery busi
ness. J ... .;. .
BMOa sold at a special price,-
I2.60 for a few unattractive Shoes,
REMEMBER
Shoe
Co
We carry no cheap McKay aewed or English
Welt Shoes. Every shoe fn our Urge stock
Is either a aziruin OOOSTZAX WXX.T or
sole. . .'... ' - ' - "..
DO NOT: FORGET :
vve ensuenge comparison oi siyiea, aery com. i
petition on prices, and are after your trade..
; Can and. examine our Shoes.' . Ws are always
glad Ho show them.- .
Phillips Shoe Cb7
Vp-to-tha-Mlnuta Footwear at Up-to-the-Minuta
Prices.
' 109 SIXTH STREET
: ' ," ; , Between WashinKton and Stark.
NEAR GRANTS PASS
Biggest:: High Pressure . Pump
Ever Made to Be Used in
- Hydraulic Operations.
(Bpeclal Dispatch te Tbe Jeurnal.)
Grants Paaa, Or.. April 1 Two car
loads of machinery have arrived here
for the Golden Drift Mining company and
constats of equipment to be added to the
big power and bydraulle t inlng plant of
thla company In the Dry Diggings, near
Grants Paaa. Ten more turblnea and two
additional pumps will be placed. Ths
pump now employed has a capacity of
13,000.000 gallons dally, or t.000 gallons
per minute, -delivered through two three-
Inch monitors under ' a pressure of 140
pounds to the square Inch This Is said
to be ths largest high-pressure pump ever
manufactured. The two pumps that win
bo added are of ths same type as that
now employed, but will have a slightly
lesa capacity. The combined capacity of
the three pumps will be close to 40,000.000
gallon dally. A portion of this will be
lifted Into ditches and used for Irrigating
purposes.
Manager M. C Ament of ths Golden
Drift company states that the entire
spring and summer will be required to
make the changes now contemplated at
the power dam and in the Dry Diggings
placers. Besides the Installation of the
turbines and pumps, the tallrace will
be widened and .deepened, and for this
purpose a large' dredge la being built
by the company.
When the improvements and additions
are complete a battery of three or four
giants will be operated and, besides
supplying these with all needed water
and pressure, there wui also be an
abundance of by water for the sluices.
Another line of 22-lnch steel pipe will
be built from the power dam to the
diggings to convey the water from the
pumps. The pumps are of ths five-step
centrifugal type, and weigh it tons
each. Twelve hundred horsepower la
required to operate each on - The dam
develops a total of 0,000 horsepower,
TWO COMPLETE TICKETS
NAMED IN BAKER COUNTY
' (Special DU patch to Tbe Journal.)
Baker City, Or., April . For county
offlcea In Baker county these candidates
aeek nomination:
Democrats Circuit judge. William
Smith and Samuel White; oounty judge.
J. B. Meaalck and W. W. Travilllon:
clerk, A. B. Combs Jr.; treasurer, J. H.
Jett; sheriff, Ed Rand; commissioner,
J. C Brooks; coroner, Virgil Ison; sur
veyor, J. Hagel; representative In state
legislature, J. J. Dougherty and C II.
Breck. ., '
Republicans Circuit judge, M. I
Olmstead and WV G. Drowley; county
judge. Davis A. Mllea and J. Nat Hud
eon; clerk, Dow Shepardson and George
Henderson; treasurer, Fred M. John
son and R. R. Palmer: sheriff, J. B
Snow; commissioner, W. F. Cropp and
J. N. Knox; Joint senator, J. B. Hart;
representative In state legislature, D.
W. Cr Nelson and Walter Moore,
JOSEPHINE HAS MORE
THAN FIFTY CANDIDATES
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Jeurnal.) '
Grants Pass, Or., April (.Candidates
In Josephine county are: ,
Republicans Representative, I L.
Jewell and K. Ev Dunbar; judge, Joaeph
Moss, F. W. Chauase and T. 11. Cornell
clerk, S. F. Cheshire; sheriff, W. L
Sweetlsnd, Ed Lister, J. P. McConnell,
A. Umphlett and Charles A. Crow; com
mlsslonet, M. A. Werts, A. F. Knot and
W.' H. Simmons; treasurer, Eclus Pol
lock; surveyor, D. J. Lawton and Fred
Mensch; coroner, T. B. Beard.'
Democrats Representative, Robert
O. Smith and J. H. . Austin; judge,
Stephen Jewell; sheriff, Lou Heberle,
Milton Reynolds and W. J. Rusaall
commissioner, St N. Pro volt; treasurer.
J. T. Taylor; surveyor, II. c. Perkina;
coroner, W. F, Kramer, and W, 1L Flan
agan. ' ,'.;.'.'.'''.'..'
Big Tote at Joseph.
- Sp4ll OlapsteS to Te Jeeraal.)
Joaeph, OrM April . The largest vote
In the history of Joaeph waa cast at
the election held on Monday. The
Progressive ticket waa - elected by a
vets of TT to 47. -'.Councilman elected
were William Weber and A. A. Hall, and
for marshal Fred Wagner was elected.
This Uoket la supposed ta favor a town
' Tte
Like
SM - fey Al- Gtoots
Your Tongue is . Coated !
. OOIC Inside your
wsloh cover and
That's bad binl.
ness, Bllll : t , '
What yott been Eating :
v What were you drinking?
- What kind of Lazy Chair did
you take eKerdge In?
Now don't think It doesn't
matter 1 '
Because, It's year Bowels
that talk now, every time you
open your Mouth.
'That vdoesn't help your
Popularity, nor your Earning - (- r
capacity. - - .- , r '' I'.
Besides, a man with bad Bowels Is In a
bad way, ;: '
, And, a Coated Tongue, or a Bad Breath,'
are sure signs of bsd Bowels and poor
Dicestlon. , ,
Co and take a Ten Mile .Walk," for
Exercise! ' -
'Finest thing In the world for Constipa
tion, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Ten Mile
Walks. : ". y
Haven't time? Too Lazy?
Well, -there Is another Way. ,- "2
Take Artificial Exercise for your Bowels.
. That's CASCARETS. :; , U
They rouse the Bowel Muscles,' just.;
as a Cold Bath freshens Athletic Muscles
' Waken them up, Strengthen them so
they Contract and Expand ,the Bowels and
Intestines In a healthy active manner. '
That's how these muscles work the Food
along, through your thirty feet of In tea--tines,
to Its Finish. I' " I , - v
That's how they squeeze Gastric Juice
Into the food, to Digest it. . ,
That's how they make the millions of
little Suckers in the Intestines draw the
HutrlUon out of Food, and transform It
CUT RATES
Sg"SAVEtr
MONEY
Come at once and have free examination.
WIS EXTRACT TEETH FREE; BIlv
VER FILXJNG8, Sto UP; GOLD FILL
INGS, 76o UP; SET OF TEETH, I4.0;
SPLENDID SET, IS.00; GOLD CROWNS,
11.00 TO 15.00; WHITE CROWNS, 1 1.J0
TO $8.00.
All work guaranteed for ten Tears,
BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS
til H Morrison St. Opp. Meier a Frank
and Poatofnoe.
Native
neirbs:
IWsl for All Digestive
tlaonlra. Llve mnA
Kidney trouble. stheumsUam,
Nervous VV'eakoeas. Ne Alcohol,
Qulnlna. Mncory m tnf eAenaut nxMk at a
A fomi MedtctaM, sot a n. ii rf II
DrunW Un stack brnv.) tHES (taa s
sASSErrs nattvc nnu co.
moderatelr open, while the two sitting
councumen , are atrongiy tor , a closed
town. . . . ....
Farnlah Bltoh Opened.
rSBMHtl' nHnatrk to Thm Tnnrn.T 1 '
Echo, Or, April . The Furnish ditch
a t thla has nnmntiA Xx?mtw
haa been turned In the big trench which
will ultimately ' Irrigate 10,000 acres.
Whlla eome Irrigation will be done this
yvvr, mo uiniii kiii&itrn wilt uv given
to properly filling the ditch and seeing
that aU osfeota an seepage leasee are
- aT af en
WoirM's'
...
It fea
Into Blood, Brawn, Brain and
Bone. ; .;'
No purgtnf from CASCAR
ETS, because there is no flood
tng of the Bowels with a waste,
of precdous Digestive Juice, aa
with Salta, Castor Oil,-
'Physic," eto. x . - f
, Csscarets act Bko Exercise,
harmless, pleasant, simple,
convenient, but sure as Shoot
hr. ::' ,v '-,
t The thin little Ten Cent
Box, carried in your Vest
- Pocket constantly, . is sura
protection against the results
LaU Svpptrt -. : Zl, :'. ;"".."'.
Chttrfitt BocxiHg .
Rapid Eating ':.'',;-, ,.'.','. ;,
Slevt Walking '.'L-.l::..'
.Easy Chair AthUtkt , .
And Lory Liver. .
One tablet taken whenever' you suspect
you need It will Insure you against 90 pern
cent of all other Ilia likely to attack you.
Because 90 per cent of these Ills begin
In the Bowels, or exist through poor
. Nutrition. . .;. . ; : - : ...
Csscarets don't purge, don't weaken,
' don't Irritate, nor upset your stomach.
Ten, Cents, at all Druggists. . Be very
careful to get the" genuine, made only by
the Sterling Remedy Company, and never
sold In bulk. Every tablet! stamped
"CCC." , - -
tr rues to oust raiatMosi
We wsot to send to ear friend t s besatlfol
Frenca-deslrned. GOLD-PLATED BON BUM BOX.
hard-enameled In colors. It Is s beauty fcr the
s retting table. Tea cents in ttanst is etked ss s
SMasore ef rood faith sad te cover cwtef Caicsrets,
Witk wWcatEVflaEty trinket is leaded, Ttt
Send to-day, etentloning thla saper. Address
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS Of
C.GeeWo
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The Great
Chinese
1 Doctor
At Mo. 162 i first St, Cor. Morrison
I goaraaUa a eompleM, safe and Isstlag ears
" KWUV WVT, UU p. 1.,
lowest euet aewlble for beaeei sad saai
ral treatsi'nt. I core eatarrh, utbaa, hg,
throat, rbeusMtUia. n.rrgetwaia, stoBMMtfe,
llr.r kltfaer and kt sjanbooe.
rsMALi xaouBLFS amdTaxx talT ATI
a. DISEASE S, ....'
- are eamarllea mr kuM .
root., berba, bade and barks e-pciall sleetd
tsd Imparted Street by as treat the ta tar hat
e( Cblnn.
ir zuu sag arrxicTTD f)eT SaXAT,
SEIATt AEX DAMOlkOtrS.
, If yea raanot call, write for .rnptosi bleat
and atreslar, Inolou 4 rants In (tastes,
wiuliiio rati.
! O. jr. China. Madlolne Oe.. 1SSH
First St., Ooniar Morrtaaa, yerOaaA, 0.
DareaaMkCDay.Ct3igy
remedied. . Next year Jt will be put to
good use. The ditch so far as tested Is
working splendidly. .. , .
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' Preferred Btoek Oaaaed SJooda, '
AUea lwis" Best Bread, . -
MEM for
AND WE TREAT MEN ONLY
Established 25
If re aave violated the laws ef keelta asd ate eoaseteoa ef a eoestaat arata watch ta
eadernuolDg you aratem, eome to aa before yoe become a nemos and physical wreck.
If yon are weak, (looni? and deapeedent, bare bad dreams, depressed, lacs ambltloa and
energy, usable te eoaeentrate year thoughts, lack elm, vigor and rltallty, eooie te as at
ence; oar treatment will stop all Aralua sad overcome sll waafeneaaes aad positively re-
store yoe te trengtB sod beaftb. W. bae cared tboeaande of weak men.
rtOBI WHO HATE BEEM DISArPOIlrriD BT VHSKU-LXD BPeCIAXlBT AK
XAaniSTLY BEqUEBTZO TO IMVE8TIOATK O0B MITHODS ABS TEBMS WITHOUT
DEI.ATIWKIOH HAD TKXT BOBX LB ZHX BXGUjUXO, WOVU KAVX SATES
THXX TIME AM) BtOBXT, . . -
A LIFE LONQ CURB FOR
BLOOD F0I80B, Sin-JT DISlASyS, SOSES. tTLCBBS, TmiCTUBC, TABIOOOaXZ. BT.
. ntOCILB, BEBVOTTS DEOLIirfc, WSAXBUS, IUU OB CKXOVIO SZAZAAXS Of
THE KID BEY 8 ABD IPBOSTATE.
BPECIAI, DISEASES Newly eoatrsated snd entente esses eared. All barnlnf, IMh
Inr and inflammatloa atonned ta S4 honrat enres effepted In T days. VI OOTEa THB
xmtirs nxu oi spiclai, abo chbobio. . sxxy-axATxn, coiduoatxd sia.
EASES,
WB1TI If yoe cannot call. All earfeeeoadeDee strtefly eenndentlal sag' sll feallea
sent In plain envelopes. No names, eases, lstters or photographs eg patleats pubUahad ee
eapoaed.
VI CHABOE TOE CTTBES OBXT. We. do set expeet pay for ear eeivtoee naleu we
ear a patient soond aad wall, as that ne win ee entirely sati.flad, and will never again
nave te ee rreanc rer we eame xronnia, im
WOBD IS AS OOOD AS OUB BOND.
ou a
OUB LOWS EXrEMZNCS IN TBEATTBO
OF atODEBB, SCISMTLTIO TBZATatXBT THAT WXLL ACOOKPLL9H A CCS.X.
HOVTB8 s a. m. to P. ta t Evenings. T te I; Bnndaya, t a. m. to it aoon. -
ST.LOUIS
MEDICAL
SURGICAL
oosBm raooBrs ajtb TAjgaau
Honest Dealings and Guar
anteed Cures
We make me misleading
ments, deoepttre proposltlona ea
false promisee We do not prom
ise to ewe yon eaee ta a short
time, knowing It will take k&gea,
" but ' we guarantee a complete, -safe
and lasting cure la the quick-
' eat possible time, without leav
ing Injurious after -effects la the
system, and at the lowest coat
possible for honest, skillful and
successful treatment - We have
- no free or ekeap trial treatment,
' o eebeme to sell wortUeee belts,
eta our education and reputa
tion condemning all euch meth
eds. -' We cure wkaa etbeia fail. .
MEN WHO NEED
SKILLFUL AID
Will find this Institute thoroughly
Institutes, medical concerno, or apeolallate companies. Tou are Just as
safe in dealing with the Norton Davis Company aa with any state o BT ac
tional bank. It has long been established for the purpose of curing dis
eases of men which baffle the skill ef othere.. ' ? .
' Oo at once. Tou are aafe In our handa and sure of a euro. Men Who
are out of the city should write In confidence. Consultation and advlee -driven
free. . You rlak no cash. No secrete (Ivan away. , .
ALL MEDICINES FREE UNTIL CURED
Ws treat eueoeaefully all nerveua and chrenle dlseasee ef mea; alae '
blood, etomaoh. heart, liver, kidney and tbroat troubles. ,
YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED ,
If yon wlah you can deposit the
land, said amount to be handed over
may pay ue dv waeaiy or monuuy
Office hours e a. m. to I p. m.; lundays and holidays, 1 a.
Dr. TW. Norton Davis tX Co.
Offices In ,Van Noy Hotel, llb Third at. Corner Plne Portland, Op.
aVAVBOaiT ABTO UOIXIT BCBDIOAXi nrVTXTVTal ttt
BrOBTBrwBfT. Bstabllshed ta Berttaad la lgea. .
$ 1
Years In Portland
CONSULTATION FREE
WE WILL TREAT ANY SINGLE. UNCOM. :
PLICATED AILMENT FOR f 1Z50 , . :
'.::'::'';;: '..:.-:: FOR THE FEE.. O r
ADSOLUTE GUARANTEE
NO PAY UNLESS CURED
' Coma Today to the SUCCESSFUL Special.
Irts who Tinmbcr their PERFECT Caret by ther
THOUSAND I You want a PERMANENT
Curat Wa can ACCOMPLISH IT,
luiiuiri .aifD LZAKI THAT .OUR
riBABCIAX 8TAWDINO IB SOLID AMD
SPECIAL DISEASES OP Mr EST ntBHRES TOO
AND
DISPENSARY
mnn roBTXAiro, omaaoir.
reliable, different from ether o-called
price of a cure In any bank
to us when you are cured.
in Jort
Or you
installments 11 you rireier,
m. to 11 m.