The Oregon daily journal., July 21, 1909, Page 9, Image 9

-THE- OREGON DAILft JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY '21, 1C03.
Tavm Topics"
TONIGHT'S AMtSEMENTS.
Bniiralow? .. . . t . . . .i . .'ITllrw Weeks
rirr.hfliim . Vaudeville
V. Grand . .Vaudeville
X Paniagua ..i . 4 . vaudeville
tar Vaudeville
Lyria ...... "The Panoda"
Oaks ..............The Blckett Family
' The Journal a Resort.
, ', 'r The following agenta Will up-'
' Ply Journal aubscribers at regu-
lar . city rate: ,; ' i: r.--;
' Seaside, Or.: Frank KennelU
agent; headquarter at Lewis & :
, ' CoM drug store: v?'H;,
: Long Beach. Wash.: Byron X.'
Toombs, agent
4 Newport, Or.s ? Edwin Turn-.--
buTV asent.'
4 Gearhart Park: Richard Kru,
t agent. .
, , Cplumbla. Beach: E. t
' don, agent- -,
4 news agent - ,
. Collins; a T. Belcher, agent
Carson: Chaa. Baywers, agent
Eaavlew: f. El Btraubal, agent
: ' Bhlperd'i Spring: , litaeral
" Spring Hotel Cc agent
; Hot Xalt; Jaot LaJte jBanltar-
turn, agent
; ' WUholt: jr. W. MclAraa, agent
' Wen ha SprinsJ. it ; Boris,
agent . , . "'-
Atttomatio Telephone " Hsrht R. li
Hailock, special tax agent of the 0.,lt
w. ana
nnn Im th
for use on . automatic telephone and
outharn Pacifla ltnea In Or
the Inventor of a Uttle device
through which it la possible, by turning
on the lignt, to get any number; first
from the telephone hook and then on
the dial without fishing around In the
dark for the usual electric or gas n
inru or without breaking Off the bea
f a doaea matches, lie received his
patent yesterday. The light la placed
behind the dial, of the phone and fits
In without changing the structure of
the phone box or placing of the dial In
any other position, tie Is now nege-
tlatlna- with eastern firms looking to
wards the manufacture of the Ugh
"Would Prevent Wholesale Baits toe
daring that individuals and corporations
need nroteetion from persons who coa-
tlnuatly harass then wka lUigatlon over I
the same cause, presiding juage a v.
Hronsue-h. in rlrcult court yesterday,
sustained the notion of counsel for the
Ttw Falls Logging company, asKing
that M. C. Rhoades be not allowed to
rile suit for 170,000 damages until eosta
of a similar action in the federal court
in Oregon are paid! Rhoadee action-was
non-suited in the federal oourt and the
plaintiff was assessed the eosta, about
suu. He nas rrougni aonon aini
the loaalRK company three times. Twice
He has brought action against
the ease hag been thrown Out of court.
' Charges Bister wit Interference J,
employed on the new Suimyside school
Duuaing nas accusea nis sisier-iniaw,
Mrs. Lottie A. Ray burn, of being partly
to blame for his wife, Minnie A. Groat
bringing action for divorce against him
In circuit court. Some comment was
caused by the filing of the complaint
in the suit of Mrs. Groat as she alleged
that her husband had given ner cut rio
In five years with which to purchase,
wearing apparel. Oroat denies the
rreater number of allegations and
makes several counter charrea hint del f
He la unwilling to pay the ISO alimony
asked by Ala mate.
Would Chang Ham of Church A
special meeting of the member of the
congregation, of the First Presbyterian
ffhurch of Sellwood has been called for
tomorrow evenina to consider tne chans;
lng of the name of the church and also
the method of electing ana m nam'
ber of officer) of the church. ' Thii
action la preparatory to incorporating
the church. A new building 1 planned.
Th nam of the ehuroh Is to be changed
so as to prevent confusion with that
of th Firat Presbyterian church
Portland. -.. rV ....
of
Coroner's Jury Fixe Beiponaibllity
An unavoidable accident it was decided
by the coronet Jury, yesterday after
noon, was the sause of Uttle Julius
Rosesln's death In Mont villa last Sat
urday afternoon. According to several
witnesses William Eastman, a- chauf
feur for the Becker -Auto Delivery com
pany, did all in his power to avoid run
nlngdown the- 4-year-old child, who
ran -out into the street in front of
Eastman's machine, but It waa impossi
ble for blm to avoid the accident
To Bedloat Methodist Chwoh The
new Central Methodist ehuroh' at Van
couver avenne and Fargo street In Al
Wna, will be dedicated September 5.
This date Is a postponement from neat
Sunday, the delay being made necessary
by the non-arrival of pews. The ehuroh.
of wnicn Kev, x. Hamilton-- pastor;
is completed exeent for Interior fur-
nlshlnis, the cost complete being about
1B.UUU. . . -. -i
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congress, to te held In -Spokana Wash.,
the second week In AuguBt Governor
Benson will annolnt nm hnnorsrv ril'-
Sl" IB BQQlllOn
county.
'to five from each
. lvesid Driving' dub Baces Five
harness races, two rutinlnir races, twa
match .races Altas, owned by Thomasl
luuiyiir. toe, ownea ny ueorge K. How
ett. side bet 1100. Lady Lovelace and
glue Jacket are matched, for $700.
Country Club race track, Saturday, July
4. 2 p.,m. Admission 60c, Including
granasuna. -
Assistant Tnited States District At-
vwney wyaw win bring suit in behalf
V-e government today against Harry
10 aside a patent to
lege that Iunne failed to' comply with
yuviBioiis OI lne nomeateaa act m
Beu-uring utie to the land.. . ,
, irsdy Special, rnrlty X.lqnor Co
iri, enerry, Angelica, To
kay and Muscatel at II per gallon ; HI
WOOd Pure Kood whUlrev nl li
at $3 per gallon. All kinds-bottled, beer
iirewery . prices. none K'ast 4427,
-". ree aeuvery, fcast Uor
Oatholia Vimutmi rravtii&i - vrnn.
njfei, naturany and Sunday, the 24th
m tuiu, iiiiiu . . x rains leave 1'oruand
m. ana tui p. m., Katurdayt ant
return lliso . m. Mnmhi . tu v,,k
n - - r- r ,..-". -
Want lffr. Jn1TtTh A mmnlm
Charities desires William fiummerville
Plillla in Pull it thud. ),uitiiirt.n fni
Jefferson street where he wOl recelv
wvuruini iniormaiion. - v .
also all eye disorders. Dn H. W. Freese,
inuiuiuKiau. avs mercnania 1 rust Blag.,
Sixth, and Washington. . Consultation
teal to register for Indian land. Will
soi as agent ror ea-soidter for part Of
my expense, fnon sell wood t3
Sir. 0Or Knbaasteto. Krnav OntfM.
uMramia oy uie latest sci
entiflo appliances, glasses accurately
fitted at moderate . prices. lga Third
street, opposite Salter theatre.
Padfio Vetfl ana awnlnr Oo-weii
made tents, awninra and sleenlnv nnroh
luruuii,, uri unu a specialty, it m.
First st, between Burnslde and Couch.
Vor Sent. All of third anil nart if
nwona iioor ouuams; soutneast eorner
Fodrth - and Morrison streets. Apply
otw ju. Willis, DnertocKDUliaing.
Tnya v Taailiy uiio Store, Park
and Morrison. Hla-b grade wines and
liquors. One price to all. Fraa delivery.
Steamer JTsasl Saona tnr nu
WashouraJ and way land In ra dailv. am.
eept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
oock at s p. in.
3. O. Schaefer ft Co- merchant tatlnrs.
corner Blxth. and Washington streets.
Mnifu wuiiuitisi rwRii av ana li,
!btter Canters. Rakee Thutu Tnt
fl u n umi. . s l, . . i .. . "7 v' J
ini AuoraoiB r tilzib.
carrier for ticket
.Ask your
Wis and associate. nainiaM
acuwava, a ii,i u ana TvasoingtOB. "
Ajnerlena Bank a, ?ras Laik
and Oak. pays interest on deposits,
TUlamook aeaoh. Neat Sunday! Watch!
Ahondrota, jeweler. 4 Wash., near f.
BROKEN WffiE MAKES
EAST SIDERS LATE
For an hour this morning there
"was a serious blockade on th
Morrison street bridge and thou-
sand living on th east side. )
Wre compelled t want to their
Twork frbro th east approach bf
the bridga, Th treuble occurred a
through a trolley wire breaking a)
about 7:45 o'clock ind for.ua
hour after the tangle waa so 4
bad that extra, police help had to
be called.
DALLiriBER'STOUR
INCHES KITTITAS
". - ' . . ., ..
Secretary ' of ' Interior . Will
Visit Cascade Projects-Ontario
July . 23. ,
i: .
topMntf oh his return at Bisaon and
possibly at Klamath Falls.' H will b
accnmpaniea py xars. tsenson. . ,- ;
This will be the first vacation of any
kind that the governor has taken for
more than a year. The governor will
vlelt relatives In, San Francisco and
at his own home in San" Jose. TJpon
his return he will Inspect the central
California fish hatcheries . at ' Sisson
and If time permits will fro to Klamath
Falls for a short visit with hig brother.
Judge Henry L. Benson. , , : -
CROWDS THRONGS ;' V&
; BIG CARNIVAL
Tonight at f O'clock the biggest free
attraction ever pulled off In this city
doing Justice to the many opportunltie
presented them for amusement Don
Fulano. the educated horse, enjoyed the
heaviest patronage of any of the Mid
way attractions. This little animal
shows remarkable Intelligence and many
are the rounds of applause .handed out
to mm, by an admiring audience, auring
stun
X - tnany .
to entertain the public will occur at the
midsummer carnival under the ausnlces
of- tha-CathpJIc Toung Men' club at
their rrounds. Btanton street and wn.
Hams avenue, Upper Alblna. Two eoa-
tesiants are enterea lor this event. Cap
tain Carlos Wildes and Professor
Charles DeNone. aeronauts at maricad
ability. :
The asoehsion of two mammoth gs
bags will take place at the Midway -on
the shew grounds sharp at th sched
uled hour.
last night a large crowd wa present
Torriorrow evening the Woodmen of
th World will visit the show grounds
in numbers . es -will nembers of .. the
Cathedral parish from the west side of
tne river, ins, management nas mruwn
open th main entrance gate, free of
charge, -for afternoon performances for
the balance of the week. Any railway
line in the oitv will transfer to u car
direct to th show ground at Stanton
atreet .
Miss IaetU Jewel and her party re
turned Ia-t nlsht from a 600 mil S U
tomobll trip along th coast The
party left a month ago and while the
c-tners visitea in mr k dou mm
Jewel sailed for Alaska, visited BKag
wv imt Kltka. On her return t Vic
torla. B. she was met by the party
In the car and thane they went to
Vancouver and hem again. With Miss
Jewel wer her mother, her younger
sister. Miss llftiel jewel, and Mr, j.
W. Beakey. -
Secretary ILA. Ballinger, '
OntarlOk JDr- .July St. Barret rr ftf
urn interior uaiiinger win arrive in On
tario at 10 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Tnl. ) ' w . . . . v. . x i
Stead of Baturday, th day first set for
nis visit. Four ear have been char
tered to bring the ' delegation from
Vale, Willow CaceJc and Bully Creek to
this city. Welser and Payette will send
iarg aeiegauoa on tne regular train.
EUensburw. wash.. Julv 11. Rlrhurd
A. Ballinger, secretary of th " interior,
who is in the west inspecting proposed
Irrigation projects In Washington and
Oregon, will be
August 1, to look
id
To add, to th difficulty ther 'home by the northern router
were lour cars siauea on ma e
draw of the bridge and It was ,,
Impossible for boats to . pass
through unto th blockade was ,
cleared away.
Xnsdred Saaient - Merchants
Coming Two hundred merchants of
Worcester, Mas., many f them accom
panied by their wives, will be la Port
land, August 17. They will be mem-
Ters or an excursion conducted ny tne
Worcester Board of Trade,' which I to
cross the continent for the purpose of
advertising the Massachusetts city In
tnA went Th ttfert fj-flm T(rfiieBt
will b mad August 14.
TJaltarlaa Church Ohotr It Is an
flounced that th First Unitarian ehurch
choir for the season of 1909-10 will
consist of Mrs, May Dearborns Schwab,
sof) re.no: Miss Meta Brown ervntrnltn-
W. O. Hobson, tenoriJohn C. Montelth,
baritone, and Ralph W. Hoyt organist
Ask ICnltnonazi County fos Delarat
, -x ruin uuTvraur ociiwin vuuaif joan
1 R. Webster has received a commun
ication asklna that be appoint five del.
egates from Multnomah county to th
seventeenth annual National Trrlaation
1
Baltes
and Company
0 ypur
uiries for
PRINTING
pi, Mala 165
rhnel tHom AI165
First and Oak
Complaint Against Mount Hood Ry.
- ar ouroi Mate bswh wire.) -Salem.
Or.. July 81. J. J. it rumen.
acher has fued a complaint with th
?umraiBion against tn Mount
way in which he alleres that
ratea for- the tranannrtntlm, nt
are exorbitant and the service poor.
Ha writes that he has difficulty in get
Up the trainmen to place car where
ey can be loaded and that any 'delay
nis part in loading cars la checked
against him In demurrage charrea
while the delay on the part of the rail
road company In delivering ccxs must
always uv Koueeo.
Sew Notaries-.
g
over the Kittitas
project The scheme will take water
from th lake In the Cascade mountains
and develop ZOO.000 horsepower, which
will b . partly used to electrify the
Northern Paelflo and Milwaukee railroad
tunnels and then to water 19,000 acres
of land in the Kittitas valley.
Government engineers under the di
rection of H. M. Baldwin, builder of the
Boston sea wall, are in the valley lo
cating the ditch lines. Mr. Ballinger
will be th guest of Representative J. C.
Hubbell while In the- valley and will
spend several day in - the mountain
looking, over the reservoir sites, and In
the valley viewing the lands whioh will
come under th proposed ditch.
NEW ENGLANDERS
TURN IK PACKARD
A M. Mead and B. T. Meaita . of
ureenwicn. conn., drove into the Pack
ard garage at eeventn ana uax streets
this morning after having covered 6700
mues in a..racKara car or tne ivvi mooei
runabout They havajnotored westward
from New England and are on their way
to the Seattle fair. Intending to return
TheV name West through Chltfam.
unevenne, ugaen ana Liom Angeies.
The little car In th three yei
has been owned and driven by
A Siire Sipn of
ProspcrSty
is geen In the hosts of eastern people coming Intef Portland on
every train and they don't take the . next train out either.
2500 of them come o stay with us every month.
. wnat are we going to ao witn
them? 1
We're roing to sell them build
in g lota, build their homes and set
them at work I You don't believe
it? You're a pessimist. You don't,
belong in Portland where we get
up , every morning, ' take a long
breath of God's free air, and thank
our lucky stars for having guided
us 'ut to this great country
whre great thing are really done.
Take a hitch Jn your Tjelt and
right about face! Now you're
straight you've only been headed
in the wrong direction that's fell.;
Now you're in shape to get the
right perspective oflTotir West--moreland
proposition. But there
we're talking shop now, and we
didn't mean to. But before we
sign our names we want to tell -you
behind our hand that it's a
mighty good thing Westmoreland -We.
know It You're going to, or you're going to be sorry.
Columbia Trust Company
BOA1U) OF TRADE BLDC.
it
VAX w
i
raU
DESC(S
OFFICE FURNITURE
FILING CABINETS
CHAIRS
Glass & Prudhomme Co.
PRINTERS BINDERS STATIONERS
M7 SEVENTH STREET .
ears It
the
Meade has traveled 45,000 miles. It la
a 80 horsepower machina
The tourista will leave this afternoon
for Seattle.""
GOVERNOR BENSON- '
HQ TAKE VACATION
Salem, Or., July '11. Oovertfor F. W,
Season will leave tonight for, vaca
tion of. two weeks, spending the time
at 8aa Jos and - San Francisco, , and
Jyll Or EL &
a
Gives PERMANENT STRENGTH
as well as IMMEDIATE STIMULUS.
DEMAND IT .
Bras
PionwsT0ai,krf-trfV Psioif icyf
PORTLAND, OREGON
; ,By. Jonrsal tMsed gains Wire.)
Balem, Or... Jjily 11. Notarial com.
mission - hav been - issued-1 Sidney
C Catching and W. H. Foster. Portland.
"Journal want ads, cost 1 cent a word.
r
i
Woman's Exchange
fr 188 rifta St, areas TamJUll. r
Luncheon Served Bally Front U:l0 a. .
. . w p. in. ,
Cakes, plea, homemade bread, etc
, Orders taken for salads and sandwiches.
Tor y pur
Vacation
What could ; be
better vto take along on
your vacation than a "few
good magazines?
-In our "Magazine
Alcove" you'll find the
largest variety in Port
land short stones, nov
els, in serial form, fash
ion technical , and busi
ness : magazines of all
And buying here
means, you'll get- your
magazine tne very day
it'js out. : ,
-Subscriptions
taken.
THIRD AND ALDER ST& .
BOOXSXUXB8-STATX01TE21S
Women's, - Misses' and
Children's
WEARING APPAREL
;Tull:&-. Gibbs, Unc
COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
Store Opens tt 8:30 a.m.
ana
CLOSES at 5:30 p. m.
From Basement to the Sixth Floor yoii Wll find the many requisites for summer comfort in
- - -. . -- T the home, out-of-doors and for recreation. : .
lain
cyga
, Continuing the Sale of SuitsBoth Styles
and Values Should Interest Every Woman
All late Spring gtyles in women's ah4 misses' sizes la lightweight worsteds hair lino stripes nd pi
-French erge- All strictly tailored and splendid variety .of styles with good quality peat! de cyj
, $15,00 AND $17.50 SUITS $9.75
For juniors, missel and little "women in serges, shepherd checks and diagonal worsteds nobby, plain
ahadesr enu""tUd cuUw,y .Jtyles-Hilso plain, straight lines. In gray, tans, greens, navy and wine
. ; $30 00-$32.50 PONGEE AND RAJAH I SUITS 910.75
Strictly tailored two-piece, three-piece and jumper suits for misses and little women in peacock, gray,
rose, green, heho and the natural shade. Coats are semi-fitted. Skirts plain gored. Side panel effect
- MISSES' AND LITTLE WOMEN'S TUB SUITS
$6:00 Values at $4.7$ $10.00 Values at $7.75 - $12.50-$15 Val. at 9.5
A strong-line-of two-piece and thfee-piece Suits, in linen, linene.i repp and ramie! cioth. The newest
and smartest style features in suits in the washable fabrics are shown in this assortment
BATHING SUITS See our line of the newest stylet for women, misses and children,
r- - Popularly priced from $3.05 to $15.00. -
Tomorrow and P!tfaay iSale of ! Odd
and Elnds in Porch "and Lawn ' Furniture!
.......... . T
$5.00 Arm Chair in green finish at.........
$4.00 Reed Chair at
$7.75 Reed Settee at ...i....i,...,.....,..4.,,.,.,.,.f4.TS
$6.65 Reading Chair with tablet arm at. .....$-.T5
$8,00 Lawn Seat in red finish, 4 feet long at. ..5.75
$875 Lawn Seat in red finish, S feet long at......,...:.f a.OO
$8.5 Lawn Seat in green finish, 5 feet long at........f6.00
$9.50 Lawn Seats in green or red finish, 6 feet king at.. 96.75
'!i!;20Fmis," f1? Swing, seats two, t...........vf 6.75
$8.40 Large Maple Chair with rattan seat and back at.. $6.75
o en t.M xt. ... , . . . . .
'f'w.'a vir wna rattan seat and tack
at
. " 'JL " '" V'l," " ;' . " .............. . .T.
$12.00 Porch Settee m goldeft oakT finish, with cane seat and
back at . f 7.SO
$8.00 Arm Rocker to match Settr t. . : . ' '. b.tk
'Ji Arm Chair to. match at M..iw.M.r..o.r..,..M$8.50
. t, . m ;
Become Part
Owner in the
Famous
Lbwiisdale
Orchards
. This fimotis' fruit property
ha$ beett devided into indi
vidual parts, purchasable
now in multiples Of $100, ei
ther for cash .to :full or upon
the periodical payment plan.
These proCt-sharing bonds
are as definite an Ownership
as a deed would be to a fruit
tract of your own propor
tioned upon the amount of
your investment - ,
- Bonds may be recorded.
transferred, used as collat
eral security; and they in
crease in value as the profits
from the orchard and the
value of the land increases;
--' ......
Participation in the profits
from an orchard 18 years old
is a far more desirable in
vestment than to attempt to
buy and develop a tract Of
youf own and wait years for
profit:. : t"
Over 300 acres of tha total
(549 now in bearing. The
balance to be cleared and set
t& fruit as soon as possible,
largely increasing profits and
land values.
A complete set of litera
ture, describing the orchard
and the details of the bond
offering," will be forwarded
to any address free upon re
quest .
Trie
Jacobs-Stifle
. Company
' Fiscal Agtnta ---
148 IFTH STREET
flfkl t tba mm tea ft th yst
- aav your tta ztraot u sue
la aba ssit? aad bar
Don as ther la les tronbt from aor
gmna or ther troubl.
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.'" II i iiiir. iii nil ininrii mi. ii m ii i
pit: VVi A. WISEU
frMstarat knd Xaaaa. : " .
ti Tsarc StstaaUaaaS to rorttaaa
Wa wui rtv yod a toot is gota
4k DnrftAlsiln rrnvn fn m a SIM
Bllvsr ftlllnjr ': .a
Ooj rubber pUtss ..,...,..,' a.oo
Th best re rubber pUtU .. .50
Patales itraoUons.. ,....., j&
Painless extractions fre When slat
or bridge work 1 ordered ' i
Work sruarantMd (or IS years.
THtlWlSt TAt Ice.
raUlng ( BUf, ta- ml Wash. Bts,
OlUoa hur i. Jfc to P. VU
Fa o& a ju4 tfoia sost
AMUSEMENTS
BUNGALOW.
THEA7T?B v
lath and Morrison ,
. Phone Maltf 11T and K-Vttk.
(mlfc aiTerVKitrfct Thl Week.
Bpaclal Price Matinee Saturday. '
' v BSBTtCi K0PB
; Ib th Sensational Drama.
Jn "THREB WBEK8
Evaalnga,-11.60 to . SOcijWat. tl to 6c
(Si
IS.25.JiC
NIGBTI.
f"-awaAya ana Holiday
-m w m m m w v v ... .
THEATRE
Wsefe Of July 19 Sam Chip and Wary
Karbl Xa Old Xdaia." Matthews and
Ashley la "Held Up," rrank J. Oonroy, .
Oor X. Mair, preeentlnr "A Xing;
tot a JtlgHt"j six Americas Dancer
Btepp KsLinur and Xlnsr OUv. Helen
Oreatrex, Charles Marveli, Oroasstra,
rnnmi
LYRIC THEATRE
Sunuaar Prloes, X5 and IS cants; mati
nees is cents. ,
wxsk op jTrr.-r la. "
Return of the Imperial Musical Comedy
. . vwmpany, presenting-
"Ties riooDA.
A rnerry Mixture of Mirth aad Melody.
Matinees1 Bunder. Tuesday. Thursriav
and Saturday. Two Show Every Nlht
. at coo and 9-li o'clock,
THE GRAND
wzsx or rozT is,
ftLsirsowsa
. Am ....
XAjnoir
Mile. Inrett and
sr vosr, "Ben "I
Mat , Price. 15c
any Seat. : Evening;
prices, 15c, 26c
uox seats, soc.
SAVE YOUR MONEY
Butter 55c and 60c
Dairy. iV',. 45 and 50
Ranch Eggs, Z dozen 4.,.. 551
sugar-curea warns . , .lTt?
uxtage mms .14
Picnic Hams .....12Ht
Swiss Cheese . , .25
Cream Brick , , .20
Full Cream ...............20e
Th Ooay ZslaaA of th west. Boa
teOl's ramou ZtaOlaa Band. Miss Bee.
ate Bulpla, 'dptaAo. Cat swell Bros, th
riooalo. , Caaasaw Say July al.
SATURDAY IS OUR
- CHICKEN DAY
La Grande Creamery
26 YAMHILt STREET
Women a Specially 1
Th Well known S. K. Chan
Chinese Medicine eompeay,
with wonderful herbs and
roots, ha eared Many uf.
ferer whan all other rem
dies hav fallsds Sorweur
feinale. chrooic. rr1ve.ta ai.
Nn.LI.CIi.1 ea srervousnesa, blood
nolson. rheumatism ' .K.
eaa. throat, lung troubles, consumption,
stomach, bladder, kldn.v .) i....
of all kinds. Remedies ti. rtnlM. Wm
paratton.: Honest treatment. Kxsmi
aation ior isaies ay Kra, a. x. Caaa.
ws csiBxsa xsxDzcm co
WH Morrfoa at, be Ritl sad eeond.
n
BITaG CUOG
1 C"Pt,TTsArri ' 7
CTaXsnsjS JJOCTOB
cures all diseases of
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