East Oregonian : E.O., March 09, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

ILYEVEIMirai 7 f ' ' X
DAILY EVENING EDITION
Tut Your "Ail." In
Tlic UnstOrcgonlnn
nml have It
.4, Hern.,.
PENDLETON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, El? ID AY, MARCH 9, J 900.
NO. 3737
pedals
I lMMfl nlntlt find
Colors, tor fancy work and
mountlnK Pictures,
JU III I JU op.ww.
New lino Semi
Po'celaln English
dishes lu brown,
blue, Peacock nnil
Imperial Green,
f ll.5 to $H.7f n sot
BICYCLES
Ltnre In Pendleton can oiler such a
i line of lilgn Bra"" v"" -.r
Iclanu
bcrttl
kulding
Incuse
Tribune
Fcitlicrtonc
Stearns
Unrnes
.Wheels from
4- to $75.
Wheels are Warranted ;
trough the Season.
iDERICK NOLF
' Agent Neddy K.vmiilner.
They're Here
Our Superb line of
Ladies' Tailor-made
Suits.
Dress Skirts,
Jackets.
Petticoats,
Silk Waists.
The. most important gathering of the kind ever shown in
Pendleton.
Not n. nromiiSenour morilev of indtffrrptit nwr,..i,,r1ie'n Imf n
.magnificent stock of enr- fully selected garments of the very
nrsi oiucr.
You will find them strictly fust-class
in workmanship up to the very
highest standard of fashion and ex
ceptional values.
They arc ou exhibition. Come and see them.
Alexander & Hexter
he Boston Store
New Spring Merchandise.
Percales and Ginghams will be as popular as ever this year, and Orjran-
s, Dimities, Linens and Cords are to be very much in favor. We're told
Is by an authority who we think is good. There's nothing more pretty for
tcloor wear. Some of the prettiest patterns we have ever seen are in the
Pston More's showing. All that we ak of you is to come and see for your
If, and even if you don't buy. you'll feel renaid bv the beautv of the
lowing;.
Latest Arrivals.
Hants' and Children's Jackets
I5ses' and Ladies' Jackets
Mies' Canes
ress Trimmings
Mis and Gloves
New Dress Materials
New Silks in blacks and fancys
New Shirt Waists
New Silk Waists
New Tailor-made Suits and Skirts
For Friday and Saturday.
The balance of our Curtain pieces, about
125 pieces, in White and Ivory,
25c and 35c each.
endleton's Big Store.
iber
Shingles
Posts
I All mho.. L's.-.i c
Mil, it "
Nnffflaterial.
i
h stock of hard woods on
New fur mill
luted. prompt.
a"'l estimates furuishtd on
COSt nf ..... ... .
leed 'isirucuon
Pendleton
mng Mill and
mber Yard.
IRSTER . . prop-
soribers to Magazines.
1 ten.. .
ir 10 "'inscribe for matrn.
l w the maiu it win ny
We ana rUk ir 1 " Ve oa
to th v.; ! ,ri nronub-
r'Wnlan i..,i.i. W "uureua
ton.Ukiah
for Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought lias borno tlio signa
ture of Clins. II. Fletcher, and 'has been iiinrto under Ills
personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no ono
to deceive you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations nnd
"Just-as-good" aro hut Experiments, mid endanger tiro
health of Children Expcrlcneo against Experiment.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMI CINTAUH COMPANY, TT WUNDIV TWttT. NIWVOWWCITT.
Stage Line
Swrr day 7 o'clock
Enable (relghrana p:
V Tuiman & Co.'i drug
ttl
SI.
III!
QEO DARVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished. Steam Heated
European Plan.
Block and a-haM from depot.
Sample Room In connectloi .
Room Rate
50c, 75c, $1.00
THE EAST (WOMAN,
The Paper of tha People.
Krorrbody Itcada it.
Tha Larsaat Clraalatlo .
Taa Maat AdTanUlusT alt !
GENERAL NEWS.
Dutch rIliiL's in the northwestern
district of Capo Colony are tho only
cloml vlslblo 1" the sky of Isrltlah
prospects.
There aro indications tlmt fully three
thousand charters will bo applied for
under tlio now financial luw after the
oxlftiiiK rentrlotloiiH are inodllletl.
Oenerul .lo-upl' Wlieeler announeeH
that, he Iuih reslKiiod from the army
and will apply f"r hi ceat In eonnre.M
to which ho was elected lawt year from
Georgia.
President Krujier haH returned to
Pretoria. His mldrcpH to tho hurliera
Iuih tired tliem with fresh entlitisiaHiu
to keep up the llglit for indotiendence
and bring tho war to a successful issue.
Urltlsh military authorities have
decided that General Cronje and other
Koer prisoners sliall bo sent t iiiiiii--
tllately to the- island of St. Helena,
mere to remain uiuii uiu eiui oi me
war.
Frank K. Moores, reiiuldican, was
re-elected mayor of Omaha by a ma
jority of nearly HXX) over W. S.
l'oppleton, fusion. Tho rest of tho
citv ticket goes tlirougn with .Mooros
with tho exception of tax comiuis
sinner.
lanan is making efforts to increase
Km stumHm.' annv to HOO.000 men. I'n
to the nresent tne niinistry oi war lias
successfully completed the formation
of thirteen divisions, eacli of 111,000
mi. ii ii tntnl of Hii).O(H) men. infuntrv
and artillery with -115 guns. A
further increase is being hastened.
BATTLE OF POPLAR GROYE
THE CLARK DHIUERY CASE.
-o
-0
All tho Evldonco Now In and Intoras
Now Contors In tho Commlttoo
Wnulilin,(ii r.t..l. ii v.,,.. i ii.it i.n
UBUera amm mm Another V r. nrv ovuienco or tliuClark br bery case
J all beforo tho senate committee onolec
AgaiOSt tll6 BOerS. tions tliere is intense eagerness on tho
I'.iil Ul iruill nil, uuiy llllll V. IIITK 1HU
o lions to learn now the eoinmitteo
St lllli I u . If lu iin.lt -
KKUliKK AND STRYN ROTH PRRRENT that tho report of tho committee, what
-- -- ""in i. i in i.. . i i...
VWl II lllllY III!. Will 1111 HUNIlllIll'll 11V
tlio senate. This is doubtless a correct
assumption if it turns out that tho
committee is nearly unanimous or
its iiiHiini: is not a partisan one. Hena
tors say it has been anil will be simply
impossible lor tliem to study tne case
on their own account, and that thev
must accept whatever verdict tho com
mittee brines in.
Two weeks ago, when the disclosures
were made concerning the allegeil at
tempt of the Clark people to tamper
wiin me supreme court, ot .Montana,
there was a decided conviction about
tlio senate chamber that tho committee
would bring in a report against Clark
I his belief still prevails, but it is not
as strongly held as it was. During tlio
closing days of the investigation the
senator's friends havo made a pretty
go(Mi snowing lor nun, ami his pros
The Rout Was Inglorious, tbe Presidents Be
ing Unable to Rally Their Troops.
Some Signs of Peace.
London. March ll. Tho following has
ueen received irom Kooerts:
"Poplar Grove. President Kruger
aim i resuient fatovn were Doth present
..111. it 1. tat1
in ine ugiu on .March i and did all In
their power to rally the troops. The
rout however was commote, the men
declaring they could not stand against
me urn i8ii artillery ami such a
forinidablu force of cavalry."
A Post tbtllty or Poaco,
Loudon, March 9. From various
I.WIMI1FH, .,iiiii;ii u. i i uiii Mil limn I nuiMiiiiK mm, mm 111a jiriin
quarters comes signs of possibilities of pects are brighter in conseouence
i.. 0.....1. 'in .i... ii . I'm..... i. i i.i.. ... . ,i .ii ii..
peace in houth Africa. All the dis
patches irom Huberts' headquarters in
dicatu tho lack of a guiding spirit
ainuug tne uoers ami individual demur
nidation, nortondiiur disiiitenratiuii
unless speedily stemmed. The lllght of
the nurghers
from Poplar Grovo was
wholly inglorious. Tho submission of
tlio Froo State is bulnir demanded bv
the burghers from their uuwilliuu
president and it is expected sulimls-
siou will bo made within a week.
Honoris has moved ten miles nearer
llloeinfonte in. evideiitlv witli a view
Stage company has sold its lliiise-Idaho of seizing and utlliziiiL' the railroad.
eity lino to George Hniith, tho consul- Capo Colony Is practically clear of
. . I i ... i ... . ar.imn i .. 1 i
unuiuii iiuiiiu rimuu. uriiieu Jiuur.i.
'I'ln. Ki-tlwirn unit if Miilliniir iintitv Kohorts is prenarini! (or all oven.
.,,u - .....ii.t.... 1....1.11." r.n.i . i. :..i.i n.i..
WHiCr I u,,,,,lu "i 'in 'lining pu!siui0 iirHpernin rum nun
.innuina
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS.
Oscar Shafer has resigned his olllco
of stock inspector for Morrow county
llio call lorn la, uregou & uiano
rhoy have been able to establNh the
fact, hitherto only hearsay, that Clark
was bitterly fought by his enemv,
Marcus Paly: that. Daly put up at lea'st
f-Hi,uuu u) T.iu.inm to trv to smirci
Clark after the latter had 'been elected
that all tho money urfed in making the
so-called expose in tho Montana legis
lature ami an tne money used in carry,
ing ou the big light hero came fron
uaiy.
lu u1iritt1l ffl 111! hlltlllltiwl U'ltll 11
system, which will render fertile somu opposition to his crossing nal river
(10,000 acres of what is now a sagebrush
patch.
Tho Mulllcan family has recovered
from smallpox at Tho Dalles, nnd been
released from quarantine. Hut one
member of tho household will bo
pitted.
On the whole Clark's chances are
better than they were a fortnight aeo
hut still not l'oimI. A southern senator.
a member of the committee, heretofore
counted against Clark, has said to his
friends that be Intends to vote for the
president. "It Iuih been shown here.
senator, "that the people of
favor Clark. ?carly all tho
and the necessity of a siege of Pretoria, newspapers aro for him, and most of
where thousands of natives are re- tlio independent citizens not attached
ported to be omploved in construe- to olthur tho Clark or Daly crowd. I
tion of defensive works. do not like tho methods pursued bv
John Redmond's speech in the house either of these rivals. Such thiinzs are
of commons does not meet with un- abhorrent tome. Hut it seems to be
oualllled approval in Ireland.
Irish '1 rans van l committee lias
W. L. Vinson, a prominent business Lril,ilt.i t0 iuilnimul: "We challenge
nil u.iuii
man of Milliliter, who was
sometime ago by the rupture of u blood
vessel, has recovered and Is attending
to business again
T. V. Duff, who has been principal
of the public school at llilgard, Union
county, lor tho past year, huh pur
chased a (arm in Utah and will
there to live permanently.
you to come to Dublin and repeat in
public the statement you made in tho
house of commons in the name of the
Irish people".
Great flrltnln's War Loan.
London, March II. Tho amount of
the new war loan will bo ItO.OOO.OOO
pounds. Tlio inlerest is 'in per cent
and tnu ponds aro redeeiuaiiio at
The tho way they carry ou their politics in
. l i t . .
tele- .'oiunuu, ami i iiitk appears to l hi tne
choice of tho state. .My attitude is that
If Montana can stand it I can. and I
sliall vote for Chirk."
THE FftUlT MEN.
Association In
Noll MoLeod, a well known man in in ten years.
the Inland hmpire, died at his liomu Krusor Appoals to Salisbury.
at Golilondalo. Wash., where lie has
kept a hotel for years
oi heart laiiure, aged
Olllcors Elootod at tlio
Portland.
Portland. March I). The iliriclorn
of the cured fruit iisxoeliitloii tmlnv
l"lr elected tho following oil cers:
('resident, Win. Ualliiwny, of Oregon
uuy
., where ho has Tendon, March . It Ih learned that I'irst vice-president, J. II. Fletcher,
, on wediiesiiaj w jK.,u.0 rumors wero founded on the of Vancouver.
fw years. fct that Kruger appealed to Lord .Second vice-president, J. P. Me-
been ro-olected Salisbury for a cessation of hostilities, Minn, of Walla Walla,
i Spokane public offering terms which ho is willing to .Secretary. Col. Dosch. of Portland.
.1. I. Savior has
superintendent of tlio Spokane public offering terms which ho is willimr
schools for a term oi three yearH. mo accept, uinoiai circles here regard the
salarv for tho first year to bo ?27o0, 1 proiKisition as merely a ruso of the
Hours to gam nine, u is understood
Krugur's advances wero met witli an
and for each of tho other two, $11900.
Governor Hogers has been requested
to appoint two limy delegates irom
Washington state to attend the pan-
American convention, which meets in
liuffalo, N. Y., from .May to.NoveinPer,
i inn.
The democratic cotintv central com
mitten, of Yamhill countv. havo llxed
Saturday, March ill. as tho tlato for
. ' 1 . II m il.. .I....
primaries, ami .prii t us uio imiu wr
county convention, to elect delegates
to the state convention.
It is understood that tho necessary
emphatic rejection
Sallshury.
at the hands of
THE POIITO ftICO TAfUFF.
arrangements
Tho Storm Its Passage In tho llouso Has
Exolted.
Washington, March t). Washington
political circles aro stirred by tho
storm that the passage of tho Porto
Rico tariff bill through the house has
excited. Particularly tlio voices of both
nriM mid lii.miln 1 liriini'liiiiii t hit M in.
for tho construction of lHissippl valloy aro loud and deep and
the boats to bo used on wlmt is known
as tho Paul Mohr transportation lino
have been mtule and that activo opera
tions will be commenced at onco.
Hood's Pillm
Are prepared from Na.
ture's mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
give alarm to tho friends of the
measure ami the leaders of the ropuhll
can party,
It is now known that the bill was
drawn by Secretary Root. Unit is tho
authoritative statement made by Rep
resentative liiwuey of .Minnesota, a
member of tho ways and means com
inittee. Tlio implication is that this
was done at tho instance of President
Secretary, Col. Dosch, of Portland.
Treasurer. W. W. Cotton, of Port-
land.
hxecutivo committee. C. K. Stuart.
of Medfonl; A. L. Churchill, of New-
Ucrg; U. H. hiuead, of Illalock.
llio executive commltteo will hold
meetings in Portland weekly.
No PUruo In San Francisco.
Washington, March l(. The surgeon
general of tho marine hospital service
has received tlio following from Sur
geon uussaway at han Iranelsco:
"llio Chinaman who died ami was sus
pected to have the plague has been in
this eity continuously for fifteen years
ami for the last six months was under
treatment for other diseases. It is
probable the cause of death was con
gestion of the lungs or plieuiiionla.
MORE TROOPS ARE WANTED
0
Generals Young and Hood Ask for
Reinforcements.
UNABLE TO MAINTAIN THE GARRISONS
Rebels Holding Reunions North of Ilocos Gen
erals Tlnto and Florbes Driven
Into Hood's Territory.
Manila, March I). Generals Young
and Hood aro asking for reinforcements
and a battalion of the Forty-eighth has
been sent to Aparia. The rebels recent
ly attacked Aparia for several hours
but wero llnally driven invav. Details
of the affair are lacking. 'Tlio rebels
aro holding reunions in tho province
north of Ilocos. It is believed that in
surgent generals Tlnto and Florbes have
been driven by Young into Hood's
territory. The fact that Young is un
able, owing to lack of troops, to
maintain garrisons in all the towns oc
cupied, has had a bad effect on the
natives.
SICKNESS A LUXURY.
Tho Prlco or Drum Duo to tho Action or a
Trust.
New York, March t). To the alleged
monopoly of the chemical trusts ami in
part to the conlllct in South Africa Is
attributed tho pronounced increase
in the price of many standard drugs
which have shown such a ileciibil tun.
dency to bound upward during the last
lew wcoks tmii sickiicss has Pecotne a
luxury lu New York, and a similar
condition of affairs is reported from
other parts of tlio conntrv. Cominn.
quinine, nqtia ammonia, lluld extract
of regot ami iodide of potassium, for
all of which there is a large and con
stant demand, have all advanced in
price since February 1. Cocaine Iuih
doubled lu value, while lluiil extract
of ergot, which a few weeks ago could
he had for f l.hO. now br lies t a pound
at retail. This is said to bo due to u
scarcity of dry ergot in South Africa
necauso oi had crops, 'llio price of car
Isilie acid has almost doubled, which
is due to the fact that the chemical is
used so extensively in the making of
lyddite shells that Knglaud has placed
a ban upon its exportation. Other
drugs have gone up in prosirtion, not
entirely because of the Poor war, hut
presumably because the various
chemical trusts control tho supply and
can dictate prices.
SMALLPOX IN INDIANA.
SovorolKn's Cross-Examination,
Washington, March 1). The cross-
examination of Sovereign was con
tinned today in the Conor d'Aleno in
vestigiuion. Moveroign said the war
department declared martial law, as
inilitiirv teleiTimiH iinlo-iliitiil tlinnov.
f..l-1..1 in i.. .. I . - . n . -
uurviiiioy, an .nr. juwiiur sunen in a iirnor'H proclamation iv one i av.
................ I. I il... llTl.Tl.. II....... ll... I
iwiiitiiriiiiifii ill. inn ii iniu iiihiou 1 1 in i
president to d him that il the author- Debs for President.
mIiIh of tint lilll WHH to lui imiiln nubile Indianapolis. March 1). H. V. Debs.
7ilf CO f3rw&i m MtWtXt It should bo explained that .Mr. Knot has urcopt-d tho nomination lor presl
m mMwm'w mmmr mm . -mmm followed tllO USIIlll COUTSO 01 IICUUS 01
departments In fanning a bill in ae
corduncu with requests miido of him.
"Tlio first that the republican
members of the ways and means com
mittee saw of the Porto Itico tariff
Another Caso Aihoiik tho Students of
Indiana University,
llloomihgtnn. Indiana. March ().
Another caso of smallpox has developed
among the students of Indiana uni
versity, tho result of a e amlestinn
meeting of lovers.
A few weeks ago several young men
wero iiuarantineil. anil one ol Ilium
escaped guard ami took frequent
irnmcmiudcs with .Miss ritevens. A
ow iIuvh luliir MInm Ktiivitnii iviim Intmi
ill witli varioloid, and yesterday hur
roommate, Miss Clara Davis, also grow
ill of what the physicians pronounced
a light form of smullox.
Ilfkiilttia in itujtfitu jiini m ii 1 1 it ultn luft
a irsi ir f- yxi 1 1 It 1 1 1 1 1 J . niMI llMly
on the llrst train for llluffton, (tut uixni
arrival there was prevailed upon to re
turn to llloomiiigtou, arriving at 1
o'clock this morning. She wont at
nice to tho secretary of the board of
icalth and explained the situation.
when she was given a room, and Ih
now being cared for by the city. Tho
strange action of the girl is creating
much talk, and all precautions nro
Itoiiig taken to forestall the spread of
the disease.
Cure Sick Hcudachc, liil
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere. 25c. per box.
rreporedbyO. t.llood &Co..LoweU.Mas.
dent by the amalgamated
Job llarriuian will be
vice-president.
Polloy of AtRhanlstan,
London, March I). Tho Ameor of
Afghanistan has authorized Ills agent
in Loudon to publish a statement of
the policy of Afghanistan towards
Great I tri lu In and Russia, saying tho
.MllssillliiiuiH batn HuhhIii nnil tin In
nominated for willing to send troops to help Great
Uritain in tho JraiiHvaul.
socialists.
bill," said Representative Tuwnoy last
Congressman Burton Itonomlnated.
Cleveland, March 0. Congressman
T. 0. Ilurtou was renominated by the
Dr. Shilohs
i Cough and
(onsumption
cure
Hstrict.
This is beyond question the
moat successful Cough Medl
cine ever known to telenet: n
few doses Invariably cure tho
worst cases of CuuL'h. Ctoup
nnd llionehltls, while Its won
drful siieccsj in the cure of
Con -umptlon Is without n pnr
nllellnthehistoryof medicine.
Slnco ltd first dikcovcryitiins
been sold on a cuuranlie. a
test which no other mcuiclno
can stand. If you havo 11
CoiiKh, we enrnrtly usk you
totrylt. In L'nlted stuicHnnd
Canada tfi;., Wto. and l.wi. anil
In England ii. ad., Jd nml
4s. Cd.
SOtE PROPRICTORS
S.CWells&Co.
LEROY, N.Y.
HAMILTON, CAN,
for a.e by liroc & McComai. J'enautin,
CATARRH
JH'AI.
ami
CLIMATIC
.VotliliiK but a local
remeilv or ilmiik'u of
climate will cure
CATARRH.
The Specific Is
Ely's Cream Balm
It Is quickly ahuorbeil
Oives Itvllef at once
Oueiis and clet'iiscs
Allay IntUinmatlon. COLD'S HEAD
Heals and protects tlio .Membrane, uvttores
the SufiMj ol Tante and Uinull. .no Mercury .No
. jieguiar sue auu, family size
its or oy man
Injurious Druir,
11 .1 iirnvvi
ELY UUCrTUEIta W Waircn fit., New York,
evening, "was at llrst conference oh the republicans of tlio Twenty-llrst Ohio
measure. Duly republican memhers
of thu commltteo wero present at that
conference."
Senator Ilanna believes that the
sentiment in the Mississippi vallev
results from 11 misunderstanding of the
ins and outs of the ouestiou. lie said
to a corropsomlcut.
"The iieoplo out there think they
know the real inwardness of the sub
ject and what it means to taku thu step
they pieaii lor. "
Thu senator, in 111s goou-numorcu
way, is said to have suggested that a
visit to Wushingtou by some of thu
opponents of the bill might servo to
throw a new light on the mihiect.
President -McKInloy undoubtedly
holds to the opinion that slnco the
house of representatives passed the bill
the senate should not defeat tlio
measure nml cast discredit on the ro-
piiDiicans ol tho lower liodv. in un
hour's talk with Chairman flernley of
thu Indiana republican state central
committee thu president exiiluined his
views so carefully and plainly that
Mr. llernloy loft for homo convinced
that free trade with Porto Rico would
bo nothing less than a calamity to tho
republican party. Senator Ilanna is
steering along tho same course.
Prohibition or Meat Imports.
Ilurlin, March 0. Tho reichstag to
day adopted paragraph 1-1 of tho meat
bill relating to prohibition of meat
imports,
WASHINGTON NOTES.
House Considers Pension Bills-Puerto
Rloan Bill In the Senate.
Washington, March 0. Tho house
today proceeded to tho consideration of I
private pension phis.
Washington, March (I. --In the senate
today Allison reported the house bill
making appropriations of ctiutouiH tines
exacted Irom Puerto Itico and gave
notice that ho would call up thu
measure tomorrow.
0. The senato
relations today
Iliiy-Puuncufoto
t. luytou-iuiiwer
Washington, March
committee ou foreign
agreed to report tho
treaty, amending tho
treaty, with an amendment granting
authority for defense of the canal by
this country when constructed. Tho
committee was practically unanimous
in favor of thu amendment.
WOMKN nnd Women Only, especially mothers, nro most competent to
npprcclnto tho purity, sweetness, nnd delicacy of Cuticuua. Soap nud
to discover now uses for It dally. Its rcmarkublo emollient, cleaualug,
nml purifying properties, derived from Cuticuua, tlio great skin euro nml
purest of emollients, wnrrnnt Its uso In preserving, purifying, and beautifying
tho skiu, scalp, hands, nnd hair, nnd In tho form of baths nnd solutions for
annoying Irritations, Itchlngs, Inflammations, ami dialings, too free oroll'un
bIvo perspiration, and also lu tho form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses,
as well as many sanative, uutlseptio purposes, which will readily suggest
themselves. All that has been said of Cuticuua Soap may ulso bo said of
CuTici.itA Ointment which should bo used after tho Soap, lu the severer
cases, to hasten tho cure.
Comploto Extornal & Intornal Troatment for Evory Humor. $1.28.
coimUtlnvof Ci'TlcuiiA Soac (Wc.), to cleanse the skta ofcrusta and scaleaaudaoftcntlio
thickened rutlclc, COTICUHA Ointmknt (60c.), to instantly ulluy Itching, lutiuinmuUon, ami
Irritation, nml kootliu and lienl.aud Cuticuua Unjjoi.vt.ST (We.), to cool unit cleanse tho
blood. A dInuli: tin Is often sutUcieut to cure thu most torturing, dlsflguriug, und liuinll.
luting sklu, sculp, and blood humors, with lotn ot hair, wUcu nil vlnu falls. l'ori'KU Duuu
AMP fULM. Couiv, twlo Props., Uootou.
1:1
-J