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DAILY EA8T OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1903.
Less Cards and Societies
I sSoN8 AND TRAPES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
I 0JI ta .171.
It
iLS'ff" troubles, catar
Iis4 wti impaired hearing.
P", , fit 'd '" retractive er
Kmaln 1131-
Pz-TplW), OFFICE OVER
litn 15m Bank. Telephone
kW'!", "I, main 301.
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Let
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let ii
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
1 1 TIT.. 1 . T.'.rr. r. . '..
.. 1AIT COMPANY Vino
Tollable abstracts of title to all l.n J. i i.Kts
tllla county. Loans on ell? amf f.U? Ura
crty. Buyfand aellsTll t Saf"ol Jif .ffff
7'.";'' ,"okCT ln? rail uxl
iMrSt.SSIS AOTi
S". HRVSON, ATTOHNEY AT LAW
O. taiSli" 81,1 ll8,,rB,lce- Offl" In E.
J. M. DENTI.EY REPRESENTS THE OLDEST
and most tollable, flro and accident InsuTancB
companies. Offlco with Hartman Abstract Co
tltTVOIMiW
KfpboVBMuVrrc..M..n
rTISffAUit I'lIVSICIAN AND
LT "phone black
Bv- c nLAKESLHis, j.uu-
( Hiwasea and disease oi
ffbSn" corner Main and
nhr.ne main 721 1 rei-
d 27S. ..
rr.. nnnvn nsTimPATn
rsiS Thompson 'street. House
l. ...i ntripn 'nlione Illnck
i auoi w
hrriaV PHYSICIAN AND 8"R.
tIS,' ...l.Hnn niocli. office
fail. ReVldenco Phone Main 1421.
OPTICIANS.
Mi. W. K'. GAIIKET
son, Graduate optl-'
clan. The only com
plete optical parlor In
the city. Hlx doors
south of P. O., Main
.... twA n fpe rhnrced
julloa ind consultation.
DENTISTS.
Ircius, niiXTiRT. orricn in
luildlag. ruone, reu u.
tv l)i:.TIST. OFI'lCn IN AS-
fa block, over S.'hniidt's new drug
Me, red 271
Lks AND BROKERS.
IjTIOXAL HANK OF ATIIIINA.
I punttal. J.io.nuo : surplus and
W,M). Interest on time deposits.
(ore en and domestic exciiance.
li promptly attended to. Henry
f president, i .i. ivira, vice-prea-S
UUrow, cashier ; I. M. Kemp,
tiitr.
LsiEKS' HANK OF WIISTON.
Orezon. Does a cencral uantt-
fces. Dsi'lKinct' huuEht and sold.
s promptly attended to. It. Jam
sliient lieorse W I'roebstel,
Ifoi J. I: Kllore, cashier; ill'
i A Harlrann. M. M. Johns, T.
G. l (.raw, J I' Kllgore, Iiou-
t-oa, u. w I'roebstel.
70IIN ITAILEY, JU., U. 8. LAND COM.
mlssloner Specialty made of land mines
SSI iS . ,','? iff nce ana collections. Of-
joe n, PArtKns. office 120 court
street. Land otflco business, such as fll
lng of claims and Initiating contests a
BOARD AND LODGING.
una rr i . iitti.thv.,.. ... .
tho LodKine House at 63) Garden Street,
" gisaio eo nr irlends and
patrons.
ml?fi1' .AI'TA- fonsEn alta and
Mill streets. Hoard by tbe day or
week. Good table set. Rates i.7i and
(.7o per week. Pendleton Feed Yard In
connection. W. W. Hdmlsten, Prop.
W HEN YOU GO TO PILOT ROCK STOP
at the City notel. Good meals and
flrst-clnsa rooms. Special attention given
to commercial travelers. Mrs. C. II. HIe
tel, Pilot Rock, Ore.
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
IlILI KRASSIG. RARI1ER SHOP AND
Ilnth rooms. Main street, three doors
north of Hotel St. George. First-class
service.
NEW TONSORIAL PARLORS, COURT ST.
Hirec doors west of Golden Rule Hotel.
J. II. Pace. prop. First-class workmen;
everything clean ; all modern Improvements.
PATTON'S SANITARY IIARIIER SHOP.
Despair block. Court street: best work
manship; nil the modern Improvements;
nil tools sterilized ; bath rooms In connection.
CABS AND CARRIAGES.
Cm CAR LINE, ERWI.V RAKER, PROP.
Telephone main 7111. Office and waiting
room, Alto street, next to Savings Hank
building.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
THE DEPOT STABLES, COTTONWOOD
street, ueiween Alta and Webb streets,
II. Stewnrt, Prop. Rest care taken of
horses. Good stnbles and plenty of feed.
tSDLETOX SAVINGS HANK.
boo. Orezou. Organized Mnrch 1.
tiplul. $1110,000; surplus. $1 IX),
rest allowed on all time deposits.
r oi'xut una sum on nil principal
pll attention given to col
W J. furnish, president ; J. N.
r president . T J. .Morris, cashier:
ulonjt, sssUtant cashier.
blTIOVlT. HAVr.- fil. lipv-nT p
tiplul, JiO.OiiO ; surplus, f lir.,0110 ;
s iciierui uunKing nusincss. ux-
IPoUU In the Northwest. Drufts
U M. Jflnnn noil l,,i-n..a fuL-au
i on reanonnble terms. Levi An-
rnt; r JIntlock. vlce-pres-C-
J 'iile. cashier , II, F. Johnson,
rubier
HITECTS AMD BUILDERS.
Iji?" COXTIIACTOR AND IIUIU
ri ., J 01 worK gurl on. Job
ed 543. '
WUBD, AltCIIITECT AND SU-
H Judd building.
' CW CONTRACTORS AND
ik 1 . "irnisned on short
s?L ork,n 'Peclalty. Prompt
kkop on Illuff street near Main.
FnUNTRACTOR AND 11UILD
r'' 'arn shed on all kinds
Ken ? 1 ?'"a stonc w"lls- etc-
t wirKumun. onice.
?5TJ!AN', AltCIIITECT AND
Fia.o.S.7-ovcr Il0"ttm
IKLLEI1. ir iu-,.
t&affi?' "'nlkK' n '"Peclnlty. Es'i
THE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE
Stable. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for
fine turnouts. Block boarued at reasonable
rates, Stable 118 Alta Street.
COMMERCIAL STAHLES, O. M. FROOME
Prop. Livery, feed and boarding. All
kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers.
Opposite Hotel Pendleton 'Phone, main
1(S1.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VM. F. YOHNKA VWLL PAY PROMPT AT
tcutlon to all sales and porting bills Cor
respondence solicited. Commission rensonable
P. o. Hox itd. Pendleton
DIVORCE LAW8 PETKR WEST; ADVICE
froo; fees, terms to stilt: 25 years' experience.
Office B08 Garden St., Pendleton, Oregon.
ATHENA HOTEL. LEADING HOTEL IX THE
city. Jl.oii to J1.60 per day. M, P. Motley
proprietor.
IN POl'ND- THE FOLLOWING 1)E
scrlliKl iinlmah l.ave been taken up by
the uinrRhal of the City of I'cudleton, r0
w It i
Oue sorrcll horse three years old, i Ire cut
right hind leg
One Iron-gray tuo-year old: four white legs.
Brand "T 11" on right shoulder.
One brown mure, 2-year old; "K" on lelt hip.
mall wire cut 011 right shnulder.
One bay mure abaut fourjears old itwo lumps
on the fore legs.
One bald faced, bar horse: blind In one eie;
iBranded " 7T " on right shoulder.
If said 1 nlinnl3 lire not claimed uy me
owners or those tilled to the possession,
costs and expenses against them paid, and
then taken nway within ten days from the
date hereof, Ihcu at 2 o'clock p. in. of the
twcntyslxth day of June, lair.!, the laid
animals will be nold to the hlgheU bidder,
at public auction for cash, at the city
pcund, oi the corner of Cottonwood and
Webb streets, In the City of Pendleton, the
proceeds ot such sale to be applied to the
payment of such costs and expenses of mak
ing sale.
Wji. SCHF.ER. City Marshal
rAN0 SHOE REPAIRING.
MeYYAI.ti i-i,,. ..
ftrlalj ihff.'caM repairing with
iu rear of Dlndlugei
tt.t ...
l'V,t J ,5 0'--HEA80NAIlLE
L""e.6U Garden St.
ioiL?
If ti , 1N 8KCU..D.
W " an,! . re nnythlng you
Ht, .,. ei'Sml ha.ni1 furniture.
So "m2 SIvkery, call and
V. -,0- -12 Court stroa,
luS aof?iD "AN GOODS
r, prop. 70., 11 men
I '-' Cottnno-J -U-eet.
Hmith'ing7
ri'V&t l2" 1?' iIKKTS EVERY
Lle-8.: w t0?! 0re- R- w.
r " ' -Tin, c. c.
fllSh0lP1CE038 MAIN
Remember
That we give special attention to
orders for fancy ICE CREAM
and CANDIES,
C. R. DUTTON'S
Trifa Notice Trib
Tho people ot Pendleton are re
upectfully asked to fully investigate
Trlu the world's greatest cure for the
liquor and tobacco habits, and to any
one In need of a cure we say truth
fully, Trlb Is an honest, positive cure.
You do not use Trlb In your coffee;
you can't give It that way; but be
sensible and take It for either of
these habits the same as you would
a remedy for any other disease. Here
lt u reference from a man well Known
In Pendleton. Read it. We have
many more.
j. W, Daugherty writes on May 14,
1SU3: To whom it may concern:
I wish to say I completed a cure wltn
Trlb in February, and have had no
desire to drink since. It will also cure
the tobacco habit. I had a harder
time to learn to smoke after talcing
Trlb than when I first learned to
smoke. I am quite well known in
Baker City, La Grande, Sumpter and
Pendleton and anyone wishing to stop
using either liquor or tobacco I would
recommend them to take Trlb.
Price $12.50. For sale by all druggists.
COMMERCE-TRADE
FEW AND SLIGHT CHANGES
NOTED IN LOCAL MARKETS.
Fruit Market Is Variable, as the Kind
of Product Varies With Develop
ment of Season Good Butter Has
Advanced Potatoes Climbing, and
Onions Out of the Market.
There are but few changes in the
local market and those do not amount
10 mucn. The trend of the prices
are downward on those thlncs which
are nearlng tho last end ot their
jieia and aro now at the height of
their productiveness. The Hood
River strawberry still holds its own
at 10 cents a box straight, while the
Walla Walla variety has fallen to 10
cents for one, or 25 cents for three
boxes.
Cherries have come in the market
and aro selling at from eight to ten
cents the box. Tho Royal Ann cherry
Is worth 10 cents for each and every
box. but the common pie cherry can
be bought for three boxes for a quar
ter.
Onions are out of the market and
will be until the new crop has been
harvested, though the young onion Is
still with us and will be for some
time yet.
Butter has taken a Jump with the
temperature and can now bo bought
by the roll for 40 and 50 cents for the
Rllt-edged product. There is butter
in- the market that can be bought
cheaper than that flguro, but It Is not
tho kind that would suit tho palate of
an epicure.
Potatoes are also climbing and are
now quoted at 90 cents to $1 per
hundred for the best that tho market
affords. Everything else Is at the
same stage that It was last week.
Pendleton Retail Grocery Prices.
Coffee Mocha and Java, best, GOc
per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower
grades coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.;
package coffee, and 20c per lb, 3
packages for 50c.
Rice Best Lead rice, 12ic per lb.;
next grade. 10c per lb.
Sugar Cane granulated, best, $G.50
per sack; do, 13 pounds, $1.
Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table,
$2.50 per 100.
Flour B. B., $4 per barrel; Wai
ters'. $4 per barrel.
Hood River berries. 10c box.
Walla Walla berries, 10c box or 3
for 25c
Cherries. Roynl Ann, 10c box; pie
cnerrles, 3 for 23c.
Asparagus, 10c bunch, 3 for 25c.
Kaiilslics. 5c bunch.
Onions, Gc bunch.
Cabbage, 4c per poutid.
Pendleton Livestock, Poultry and Pro
duce Market.
Chickens Hens, 7c; $4.00 per
1ozen; roosters, 4 to C cents.
Turkeys, 120 per pound.
Geese, per dozon, $9.
Ducks, per dozen, $4.
Butter, 40 to 50c. good.
Eggs, 10 2-3 cents.
Parsnips, 75c per sack.
Potatoes, 90c to $1 per hundred.
Garlic, 15c per pound.
Choice Beef Cattle, Etc.
Cows, per hundred, $3.25JT3.75.
Steers. $404.25.
Hogs, live. $5f5.50.
Hogs, dressed, 77c.
Veal, dressed, 78V4c.
WASHINGTON
COLUMBIA RIVER
RAILROAD
Take this
route for
Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and
All Points East and Sooth
Portland and points
oa the Sound
TIM1C CAIID
H-uvi- I'omlk'lou Monday. AVfiuInwliiy
anil Friday lit HIS ji. 111. - 'J ue-diiy
TiiurtMlnyuuil Saturday al 1 1: ! u. ui.
Arrlvout I'oiidlotmi Monday, Wtxliiiw
ilny Hml SntimlH.v tit itfi.', a. 111.
Leave Walla Walla dally.eaat bound, II WO p. in
Arrive Walla Walladally.cat bound, luilS a. m
Knr Information regarding rates and aciom
modations, call on or addren
W. ADAMS, Agent
Pendleton, Oregon
8. B. CALDERHEAO, O. P A.,
Walla Walla, Washington,
MEN AND WOMEN.
Um Bis f" naaataral
,jchr,UirinmtloQ,
Irritations or akrtlou
of mucous pxabrsuM.
by espraM, proptld. tot
MC.cr S !-tl-. W.T.
I mveou CubU1os.
M's Santal-Pcpsia Capsules
A FMITIVK OUHE
For laflajumaUOn or Oatarrb
of tbe Blad4r and JJUt4
Kldoss. Mo cur no psy.
Curs qalekJy aa4 Wnoa
neaUy um worst tuu ot
Clsurrtiat aud Utfl,
no matUrof how loaf suad
las. AbsolaUly banalr.
Bald by dm-fiU. Prlfts
tl.00, or by mall, postpaid.
UM,aiwzMKt..
the tunMbnrm so.,
CkLSrOMTalMC. OHIO,
Sold by F. W. Schmidt & Co,
IT
Local Hide Market
Tho following are tho prevailing
average prices for hides In this mar-
Ket; beer, green, 4c per lb.; beef,
dry. 1013c; nitnlc. BOSrSOc each.
with a possibility ot $1 each ot tho
size is good ana tho condition prime;
coyote, 25e and possibly SOc; bear,
skins, according to quality and size,
from $3 to $15: coon. lOCJSOe: horse.
perfect, with head, tall and mano, $1
to $1.25; sheep, green, 6c; sheep SHc
per id., ary; skunk, 25Sf40c; bad
ger, 20-l0c.
The Wheat Trade.
Portland, June IS. There Is noth
Ing doing In the local wheat trade.
Exporters are paying more attention
to tho growing crops than to buying
wheat at present. For a time Inst
week It looked as If wo were to re
ceive a decided setback on account
ot the hot winds and lack ot rain,
but the splendid rains of tho latter
part of the week, that were quite
general throughout tho wheat belt,
were timely. In some parts tho rain
came Just In the nick ot time, as n
few days more of dry, hot weather
would have caused serious loss.
There Is no doubt that crops were
benefited fully 50 per cent. Quota
tions are without change nnd 75c Is
offered for club with two cents moro
for blue stem, and 76c per bushel for
valley.
Flour Market is somewhat firmer
the past week as offors aro coming In
quite freely or early loading nnd this
month and a good part ot next month
will be record-breakers In the way ot
shipments to tho Orient, mostly to
Japan, where all the demand nt pres
ent exists. There is some call from
Central and South American ports,
as the last steamer from Tacoma took
quite a good-sized cargo to that part
of tho globe. .Millers nre having some
trouble In securing suitable parcels
ot wheat for grinding, ns stocks aro
becoming very low, nnd those that
have any for nale demand more money
than the samo Is worth, ns prices of
Hour have not advanced In tho stuno
proportion as wheat. Quotntious are
without change nnd tango from $3.75
to $4.25 per barrel.
MlllstulTs Supplies nro scarce nnd
only enough Hock on hiind to meet
dnlly requirements. Wo quote bran
and shorts at $22.50 per ton.
Barley Nothing doing, market dull.
A vessel Is loaded hero with a cargo
of barley. That cleans up tho crop of
last season nnd whatover remains will
be sold off In small lots. Quotntious
nre very diflkult to secure, but buy
ers are willing to buy at $2o per (on
for feed.
San Francisco Markets.
San Francisco. Juno IS. Tho spot
wheat market Is without chnngo from
the previous reports furnished us.
and more interest now centers In the
grain fields ns harvesting progresses
It is doubtful whether the crop will
exceed 550,000 tons. The failure of a
prominent shipping firm cnused some
excitement at tho time, but tho same
waB only momentary. .Millers at
present nio tho only buyers of wheat,
as tery little remains In the hands of
farmers. Quotations lor shipping
range from 1.33, to $1.37 per cen
tal, milling trom $1.40 to $1.50.
Barley Market Is quiet and thorn
is hardly anything doing, ns dealers
nro waiting the ndvent of tho now
crop. The barley crop is thought lo
bo a record-breaker, and there Is no
doubt that tho crop will be very Inrge
Quotations for feed are from $1.10 lo
$1.11 for old and for now $1.07 to
$1.0S?4 per cental; brewing, $1.15 per
cental.
Oats The market Is steady but
very little offering and prices nro for
whites $1.20, rods, $1.15 per cental.
Boston Wool Market.
Boston. June IS. Tho wool iniukct
has been very quiet this week, with
prices Arm. Following aro the quota
tions for leading descriptions:
Territory Idaho, 1401(!c; medium,
14Clfic; Wyoming 1415c; medium,
1017c; Utah and Nevada fine,
14AtfHuc; fine medium. ICV&OlCe:
medium. nVs&lUViV, Colorado, New
Mexico, etc. line, ;; fine medium,
l"5,13c; Mexico IGQlGc; Arizona
heavy, 1314c; average, 15f(JlCe,
choice, 1718c; Georgia 21 22c,
Montana fine cholco, 18181c; sta
ple, 1801814c; medium choice. 18W
18'Ac; fine medium choice, 18f'lH',c.
down Monday from Delight, Wash.,
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
By taking advantage of the cheap
rales Hast offered by
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE."
Chicago and return $00.50
St. Pan & Minneapolis nnd
return . , . , 55.00
Tickets good 90 days. Stop-overs
allowed,
Dates of sale: Juno 4, 5, 24, 25, 20,
27, 28. 29, 30; July 15, 1C and AugUBt
25, 2C.
Full Information by addressing
II. U SI8LKR,
General Agent.
132 Third street, Portland, Ore,
ROCK ISLAND WRECK.
Passenger and Gravel Trains Collide
In lews.
Cedar Rapids, a Juno 18, Threw
men were killed and four Injured as
the result of a collision of u Rock
Island pussengcr train and a gravel
train at Klmlra, 20 miles south or
hero early today. The accident was
caused by the failure of the gravid
train to clear I ho main track before
the passenger arrived.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
up
ODFGON
ShojIinb
and Union Pacific
Two Trains to tho East Daily
Ttirouin Pullman stand aril and Tourist slp
In: ears dally to Omaha, Chtcaio; tonrlsl
sleeping car aatlr to Kansas City! thrones
Pullman tourist sleeping ears ipetsonallr eon.
ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, 81
I outs and Memphis : reclining chair cars (Mata
tree) to tno nasi unity.
SrLl(LBB
bit 1ST Time SohcMuU anatTi
roi Prum I'ondlctou rum
Portland Portland Special No. 1 Tha Kast
8110 am Rtoaa.m.
Chicago Chics to Special No. 2 Portland
DttOpn ftitOpm
Portland Mall and Eiprasa No.J Tha Km
IMan I US a as
The Kast; Kail and BipreasNo.a Portland
CM) am :tiara
IPanJIeton Passenger Hpokaaw
No. t Siupss
Spokan Spokan Faaanier
8:11am No. 8
Pendietsm Branch .
Mixed Train No. It m
,,, Walla Walla Branch
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND.
All aalllng dates sub-
rirC8co
Sail ererys days,
Pally
BuStfay Columbia Ulter AMp
i:O0p m. To Astoria and Way Bands)
Saturday Landings.
lOjOOp in.
Wllliitnettoltlver,
"Familiarity with your millinery
bills, Mrs, Highmorc," bald Mr. II.,
as ho glanced over tho latest ono,
"I am conatralned to say, does not
breed contempt for them." Chicago
Tribune.
HOTELS.
Hosts leare Portland dallv. eieeot Rundu
istago ot water perralltlnR) lor V lllametle anr
Yamhill IllTcr points.
I Leaf
Lewtstos
7:00 a. m
Dally
Kiopt Mo
F. K. WAMrll.KY, Agent, Pendleton
Lcayo
Klpnrla
lro.i a. m,
Dally
Kicpt Hon
THE HCST OF EVERYTHING
ONLY
70
HOURS
PORTLAND
TO
CHICAGO
via tho 0. U. R. & N. Co., Oreixon
Short Line, Union Pacific and
Two trains a day, with through
I'ullman drawing-room BleejmiK
cars, freo reclining chair cars anil
dining cars (a Iu carto).
' anp SPECIAL
connects at (Granger with tho
famous Overland Limited, the
most luxurious train in tho world,
to Chicago from tho Coast.
lie sure your tickets read over the
Chicago & Norlh-Wcitem.
A. Q. UARKEIt, OiN'l. Aor. O, A N-W. nr,
l THIRD ST,, PORTLAND, ORC. f
The Palace Cafe
ou Court Htreet lias Just lwm rerlt
Utl throughout. You will llml
everything neat, clean, wholi-wmie.
If you wuut a quick lunch we can
terveyoti We ulso M-rve regular
liiettla for 26o, Wo believe we
serve the lnt meal III the city for
money. Our toulily liicreanliiK
trade I .""l evidence of this fact.
Farmer' 2Ao dinners a specialty.
THE PALACE CAFE
310 Kast Court Blreet.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel in Pendleto
and as good as any.
The Hotel Pendleton has just
been refitted and refurnished
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connection!; with all rooms,
Baths in suites and single rocms.
Headquarters for Travollng Mei
Commodious Sample Rooms.
Rates $2 & $250
Special rntea by week or month
Kxccllt'tit Cuisine.
Prompt Dltilngroom service.
Bar and billiard room In oonnootioa
Only Three Blocks from Depot
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Corner Court m) Johnton StreK
.VmlUton, Orcxou.
M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor.
' lUa) JhrC iMsUrL laBsBflaaasaH
4asKiflsPsiE 5!Ii2swl!5s(
HEATED UY STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTMCITY
American IMiin. mtiw JI.(l to f'j.0i
IMirilur,
ltllloiMMill IMiin, flOo, 7flu, SJl.lHI.
HmhiIiiI rntm by wixik or month.
Free 'bus meets all trains)
Commercial trado solicited
Fine sample roOMi
Special Attention (iiven Country tnii
MOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS,
fel Y'jlisV tlitsfc.
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam Heated
European Flan.
Block and a hall from depot!
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE 50c, 76c, 1.M
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
American Plan, per day and upwai4.
Iltadiiuaturs for lourlata and couimcicial Irs,
tiers, bpedal rates made to fanillita and Mafat
gentlemen, Tbe management will ba plasssd
at all times to show rooms and gin prioM. A
modern Turklak UthtatablUbrntnlln the kotai.
II, C, HOWKH8, Masagat,
MANHOOD RESTORED
. .." . " . -ii ..... .j.i.u.-.u,i, I l.uuan.r.l! a. IH..IH. Ul.D U B.BS1
WHfl lLi. It nop. all losses or idror nlgbi. 'aaturlir. wfilrl. Mi wrt ebecag fa
'ViJBB fnffi'rinaiorrlueaanifaUlliatorro otJujMuteiicy. tP"''WM3
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