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THUIHDAY
APBIL5
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOK SALH AT
Julius Goldsmith's
Telephone, Ho. Main 191.
Bryan day.
Bryan day was a bummer.
All roads led to Eugene today.
Easier market- Presbyterian ladles
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey.
Annual Easter market Presbyterian
ladies.
Buy good guns cheap at Barker Gun
Works.
Trnvul la vnrv heavy on the S P at
present.
"Have Vou Heen Hmltli" company
came In on the 1:08 train.
Garden seed In bulk fresh.
K Ij Chamber..
Bicycle repairing, ill work guar
anteed. 0. V. Matlock.
M O Warner tunes olanos and
organs, Repairing and polishing,
The or.ly place you can get geuulne
Crescent Dunlap ollncher tires Is F L
Chambers, the Crescent agent.
Fir wood $2.60 delivered.
Maple wood $3.25 delivered.
F. L. Chambers.
Meal on Bryan day, 60 cents at
Hotel Eugene.
A Wolf Creek correspondent writes
that the loggers make a fuvnrable
report about oleanlng out the oreek
Thev have been louring on the P E
Bnodgrass plaoo.
The Crenshaw school district on the
Hluslaw wagon rodd, expected to begin
school March 20, but failed to got
teacher. The situation Is open for the
right kind ol au applicant.
. Hide n HAM BLEU fUlcd with
COAHTEIt-llBAKE, the only suoeew
fill COAHTKIi A N D UltAKK on the
market, and one th'it will do nil that Is
olulmed for it, Every Hiake guar
anteed. Call and nee them mid be eon
vlnoed. C C Matlock,
Mrs. Harriet Evan,' Hinsdale, III
writes, "I never lull to relieve my
children from croup at once by using
One Minute Cough Cure, I would not
reel safe without it." Quickly oures
coughs, ooldt), grippe and all throat
and lung diseases. Vincent & Co.,
Corner Drug Htoro.
Among those on the pl'itlorm with
Win Jennings - Bryan today were
notods J J Walton, Prof Geo Lllley,
Prof I M Glen, John Cogswell, Ashley
Hlevous, H It Klncaid, F M Wllklns,
. (J M Kissenger, I N Harbuugh, O P
Houston of Junction, John Whlteakor,
M Wllklns, U M Veatoh ot Cottage
Grove, M A Miller of Ijjlmnon, H H
Hhnrldau of liosebing, Geo E Cham
berlain of Portland, 10 P Coleman of
Coburg.
Aud now tlioy shear goats with a
luaohlno. Three of the contrivances
have been, with moro or less success,
lu operation In Benton County, says
the Corvallls Times. One of them,
used by Fruuk Batnger, on the Cress
farm, has been able to shear about 60
goats per day. Another oporaled on a
band of goals nn Soap Creek had, at
last aocounts, only rolled up a record
of about eight por day, Au experi
enced aud actlvo mau van, In the old-
fashioned way, make a dally reoord of
about 36 goats.
Nobbed the Grave.
A ttartling Incident, of which Mr.
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subjeot, la narrated of him as follows:
'I was In a most dreadful oouditlon
- My sklu whs almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue ooated, pain contln
ually In back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day by day
Three pnyslolans had given me up
Fortunately, a friend advised trying
Electrlo Bitters; and to ruy great joy
and surprise, the first bottle made a
decided Improvement. I continued
their use for three weeks, aud am now
a well man. I know they saved my
life and robbed the grave of another
victim." No one should fall to try
them, Ouly 60o, guaranteed, at Linn's
drugstore.
A Ballad of Lost Love
Thefatr Aulta lifts none ftwsyi
'Hits b niftil with her lover, " the wise ones i.vy,
Aud nsvertlmt lover slie will recall,
Though her tears like rln In summer Ull
lie U dtmhtlese grieving fur her today.
He'll the ftr love," so Ute wlaeonmMy.
The fair Anita In trrief returns!
Cruel she , and her uroud heart yeams
For the jlltwl lover who weeie for her
Ho long her slave and her worhiper
Itut where lhl her summons that lover find!
Not Kn'l'lns his way through a imt world blind'
lint vUyii.K Mlllanti to ease his nilori
Atlanta Cnastlluttoa.
CASTOR I A
For Infants ami Children,
Tha Kind You Havs Always Bough!
Bears tha
Biu nature: of
Daily
Court House Notes.
Itealeetato mortgage- 300 00
L M Veatcb and wife to LeKoy
Barrett, 3.73 acres in tp W s r 3 w; $25.'
U B to C llostettler J0 acres lu tp au
s r 8 WJ patent.
D H Henienway et ux to J H and L
A Pertlns, land; $1. Quitclaim
Chas P Ulankanshlp and wife to I IN
Bahr, land; $1.
F E Brlstow aud wife to A M UN..
low, 180 acres In tp 17. r lOw; 1500.
Helen G Mofflt to Isabellah Blew,
lot 6, block 83, Junction; ?12o.
T A and Mary L Itlehardsoo to Geo
8 Keek, lot 4 block 9 W & M'saddltlon
to Junction; 45.
Myron Harrison and wife to Grant
Harrison, 6.07 aores In 1 21 s r 4 w;300
Alexander Taylor to Walter Gar-
routte, 169.33 acres in 1 21 s r 8 w; 30U.
J B Hill et al to J B Hill, 200 aorea
In 1 10 s r 6 w; patent.
O & O R R Co to Leroy Barret, land
in 1 20 a r 4 w.
DECLARATION.
Thos Walker a subjeot of the queen
of England has made application to
become a citizen of the United states,
Peter Arehart has been admitted a
a citizen of the United States.
INCORPORATED.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Waltervllle Building Company Qled
by L E Flegal, 8 C Dotson and E M
Bowerman, trustees; capital .took,
$760; shares, $5.
MARRIAGE LICENSE. .
Andrew J Klsslnges to Miss Rose
Elizabeth Drury. The father of the
young lady filed bis written consent to
the union.
CONTRACT.
Lane county and J W Walters
papers signed.
PROBATE.
Guardianship of Geo C Miller,
minor. A J Johnson discharged.
MINING) LOCATIONS.
Mammoth claim, by P R Funson
et al.
At The Parker.
Hare you Boen Smith which appears at the
Opnra Houim. tonight Is said to be one of th
vory lineal larcen on Hie roau, i ne piece
very laughable and contains a number of good
xpeolalMoi. If you wish to enjoy a pleasant
ventng see Smith at the Opera House.
Un The owanoo Hiver wmolt comes to our
olty on the 12, It one of the largest and beat
productions of the setisnQ, and Manager Hots f
is very proud to be able to prenen t the attrao I
tlon to his patron. Mr Mitchell the BukIdsbs
Manager Is hero today completing thearrauge
tuenta.
Prevented a Tragedy.
Timely Information given Mrs.
George Long, ot New Blraltsvllle,
Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy
and saved two lives. A frightful
oough had long kept her awake every
night. She had tried many remedies
and doctors but steadily grew worse
until urged to try Dr. King's New
Discovery. One .bottle wholly cured
her, and she writes this marvelous
medlolue also oared Mr. Long ot a
severe attaok of pneumonia. Suoh
oures are positive proof ot the matou
loss merit of this grand remedy for
curing all throat, ohest and lung
troubles. Ouly 60o and 11.00. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottle at
Linn's Drug Store.
It Saved His Leg.
P. A. Dauforth, of LaUrange, Ga
suffered Intensely for six months with
a frightful running sore on bis leg,
but writes that Bucklen's Arnica
Salve wholly cured it in ten days.
For ulcers, wounds, burns, bolls, pain
or piles It's the beat salve In tbe world,
Cure guaranteed. Only 26o. , Bold by
u. v. Linn, druggist.
ltosKiiuiio Committer. A reoep.
tlon committer of teu, beaded by
Editor Fisher, of the Review, was hi
Eugetie today to accompany Mr,
Bryan southward.
New full cream cheese per lb 15o
Good shoulders per lb 9e
4 boxes lift 1 1 bluing ,25o
1 80c plug chewing tobacco '20c
t pound Htar tobacco 45o
8 pound colored beans (to close out). 25c
Ca.torla (.Genuine) per hot 2So
Good Outing llannel per yard 6c
Odds and ends In Shoes
to close about halt price.
See them.
AX BELT,
Hi
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DEWEY'S CANDIDACY?
A Scheme of Eastern Dem
ocrats-la Gorman's
THE BOERS STILL ACTIYE.
Republican Agreement on Tariff
Bill.
USSO-JPN WAR PREPARATION.
Spocitl totbe Qeard.
Shanghai, April 6 The Russian
and Japanese war departments con
tinue their warlike preparations.
Japan has called out the naval
reserve.
GORMAN GROOM B DEWEY.
Special to the Gcaku
New York, April 6: The Herald
says Dewey's caudldaoy for the demo
cratic nomination for I he presidency Is
a soheme ot Eastern democrats.
The Herald states that ex-Benator
Gorman of Maryland has Dewey's
oaudldaoy in hand.
TARIFF AGREEMENT.
Bpeclal to the Guard.
Washington, April 6. The repub
lican members of the bouse held a
caucus and came to an agreement to
pass the senate tariff amendments.
BOERS DOING BUSINESS.
Special to tbe Guard.
Lorenzo Marques, April 5. Two
determined sorties of the British foroeB
shut up in Mafekiug were repulsed by
the Boers, the British being driven
back with heavy loss.
Large bodies of burgher cavalry are
making deuioustiallous about Blnem
fontein.
Zlon Items.
April 2.
Elden Templeman and Louie
Addlngton are working lu Bam Meier's
logging camp. .
L Cruzan Is Improving very slowly
from a severe spell of sickness.
School began this morning with
Miss Alloe Smith teaoher. She taught
the tall and winter terms.
D B Hunsaker will return here
Thursday from Ban Francisco, when,
be spent the winter. His grandson,
Laurence Hunsaker will accompany
him.
Lorllla Hanna left for. her home at
The Dalles this morning after a two
mouths visit with hitr parents, Mr and
Mrs ThosBarbre.
Vln Kloster, being the only bidder,
will have the mall to carry on the
Zion-June route.
Mrs Wolfer, niagoetlo healer of
Comatook, spent a couple of days at
Ziou 1th friends.
Tbe republican primary nominated
Alfred Stewart for justloe of the peace,
and A M GrlfHn for constable.
In almost every neighborhood there
Is some one whote life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been
oured of chronlo diarrhoea by the use
ot that medicine. Suoh persons make
a point of telling of It whenever oppor
tunity oilers, Hoping that It may be
the means of saving other lives. For
sale by W. L. DeLano.
New Spring Goods
ARRIVING nAllV,
Dress Deed:
Ik
ail
Xnmmin
rjd maijy otfyer foods
too i)jfTerous to meotiorj.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
PERSONAL
Henry Wasaerman
reiuruwi to
Baleui today.
B H Hunsaker passed through from
Ban Franolsco today.
Darwin Bristow returned borne to
Cottage Grove today.
L. .S. Logan Kt today for his bastern
Oregon cattle ranches.
Editors HoustoD, of Junction, and u
F Wooley, of Callage Grove, were in
tbe olty today.
Mrs. Ed West, of Boise, Idaho,
arrived ou the overlaurt last, nigm u
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ...
Hempe.
dsn W Houck left this afternoon by
.isui. muuuiii.s f.ir Dallas wtiere
- -
he will attend the pooled monairsaie,
Saturday at 10 o'clock. He will return
Tuesday.
Hon Geo A Chamberlain, of Port
land, Hon M A Miller, or LieDanoo,
and Hon R 8 Sheridan, of Roseburg.
wr with Wm Jennings Bryan in
Eugene today.
Carl Coat, who was shot at his
mice In Southern Oregon some time
aKO aud who has been lo the hospital
at Portlaud for treatment,
passenger on todav's train en route to
Cottage Grove.
Among those who came up from
Junollon ou the Bryan special were
Mr and Mrs Glenn Powell, Mr aud Mrs
J T Clow, Mr and Mrs John Kirk
Misa Jackson, Mrs Kelley, Miss
Mugulo Williams, Mrs J W Lee, Frank
Goodman, Barney May and others,
Story of a Slave.
To bs bound band and foot for years
by the chains of disease Is tbe worst
form of slavery. George D. Williams
of Mancbester, Miob.. tells bow such
a slave was made tree. He says: "My
wife has been so helpleBS for five years
that she could not turn over In bed
alone. After using two bottles of
Eleotrlo Bitters, she is wonderfully
improved and able to do her own
work." This Bupreme remedy for
female diseases quickly cures nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melaloholy, head'
ache, backache, fainting and dizzy
spell, ibis miraole working medi
olne is a godsend to weak, slokly, run
down people. Every bottle guaran
teed. Only 60 cents. Hold by G
Linn, Druggist.
Citizens Party Delegates.
Gale Creek 8 B Wltblngton, J C
Ruelier and Wm Harrlll; justice of the
peace, James O'Brien; road supervisor,
J F Millei.
Lost Valley E R Parker, Ellas Wll
Hams, George Redtord and Barney
Woods. Ellas vVllllams, Justloe of the
peace, H M Parvlu, countable.
Modern Woodmen. '
Regular meeting Eugene Camp this
evening at 8 o'clock in Elk's Hall.
Work In Fraternal degree All mem
bers requested to be present.
R. MoMurphet,
Venerable Consul.
Fob, 15 Cents. The ladles of the
First Christian ohuroh will serve an
excellent supper at the church building
this evening from 6 to 7 o'olook.
Rev. W. E. Bltzer, W.Caton, N. Y.
writes, "I had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doolore and medioines
without benefit. 1 was persuaded to
ue Kudol Dyspepsia (Cure and It help.
ed me from tbe start. I believe it t be
a panacea for all forms ot indigestion."
It digests what you eat. Vincent
Co., Corner Drug Store.
Paints
Our stock i. complete and ws
sail tbs lint for leut money.
Peters' Store,
Ninth
Street.
is,
nil,
REPUBLICANS.
DBLKO TES TO STATE CONVENTION.
The fallowing delegates to the slate
oouveuiioo were eh-eiea: n c r.aaiu,
P Hoff, Wm Peston, W u uu-irap,
A Bond. Geo H Kelly, A L Roney,
0 Woodcock, B L Moorbead, Darwin
Brlsiow, Wm Kuykendall, J M Mhel
ley, 8 H Friendiy, E O Potter.
h OILSTBAP FOBTKEASUHBB.
Hie following men were placed in
omloatlou for ci.uuty trea-urer: L
Gllstrap, of Fall Creek, Geo F Craw, of
Eugene, Frank Reisuer, of Eugene, J
Rowland, of Eugene.
First ballot, Gllstrap 100, Craw 9,
Reisuer 7, Rowland 68, J T Calllson 1,
8 W Tayl r 1.
Gllstrap ileolared the nominee.
D. P. BOBl'ON FOB ASSeSSOR.
M L Applegate placed In m mlnatlon
for assessor H 8 Huston, ol Eugine.
B F K toey placed In nomination D
P Burton.
First ballot. Huston 74, Burton 117,
Burton was declared the ixuuinee.
E BOND FOB School, SUPERINTENDENT.
I N Edwards placed in nomination
for school euneriiitendeut. It A Ford
of Eugene.
Dr T W Harris placed lu nomination
E 10 Orton of Eugene,
Rodney Scott placed In nomination
W W Alllmrham of Willamette,
H M Price placed In nomination
Eugene Bond of Irving
First ballot, Ford 86, Orton 68, Al-
lingham 44, Bond 60,
The name of R A Ford was with'
drawn.
Seonnd ballot, Orton 64, Alllhgbam
63, Bond 71.
Third ballot, Orton 64, Allingham'tO,
Bond 87.
Eugene Bond was deolared tbe
nominee.
O M COLLIER FOR SURVEYOR.
RGCalilBon placed in nomination
for county surveyor, C M Collier of
Eugene.
On motion of James Bond the nomi
nation was made unanimous.
O. W. GRIFFIN FOR CORONER.
M S Barker plaoed in nomination
for coroner, G W Griffin
Ou motion of I N Edwards tbe
nomination was made unanimous.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES.
T W Harris, J C Brattaln, O F
Hurlburt, C J Howard, E FCbapmnn,
H B Miller, Jno Kelly, R F Scott, C E
Bean, C H Burkbolder, L E Part' , A
D Hylaod, Geo T Hall, O A Campbell
The committee on resolutions made
the following report which wan unanl
mously adopted:
RESOLUTIONS,
We, the republicans of Lane county,
In convention assembled, re affirm our
allegiance to the Party of Progress,
Liberty and Bound Money.
We glory lu tbe history of the re
publican party, which for nearly halfa
ceutury has always been able, when In
power, to point to a treasury overflow.
ing, to a country prosperous and
happy, and to absolute loyalty of the
party to tbe American flag.
We oall attention to the wonderful
ohange In the condition oi tbe country
since tbe present administration came
into power, and tbe contrast between
the conditions of now and four years
ago
I nrrefore, be it resolved, Thai we
re-affirm our devotion to tbe republican
party, and the principles of the same
as laid down in the national platform
or ibvu.
we neariuy endorse tbe course of
the national administration, and es-
uuuiuienu rresiaem MoHinley
for the wire manner in which he has
metiue many and trying problems
growing out of tbe late war with
Bpaln.
nesoived, That the wise and able
service in oongress of Hon Thomas H
Tongue meets with our annroval. and
that it be the sense of this convention
that our rixltirafe. i ,v, , -
inai our aelegates to the congressional
convention be requested to do all they
-u uuuuraoty io oring about his re-
nominatlon,
W. K0YKRHDALL,
W. H. Weathbbson,
Gboroe Kelly,
Com on resolutions.
The state delegates were initruntMt
by resolution to use ererv means im.
iuio i secure tne nomination ot 8
Moorhesd as Joint senator.
On motion a vote of thanks i
exienaea to Hon S H Friendly as
uu.innan, io oecreury Darwin Bris-
ww ana assistant, O V Hurlburt, the
MMiersana to becretsrv L H Jnkmnn
wine county oentral committee who
did much preparatory work tot the
-
convention.
Tbe convention adjourned.
The Latest War News.
Tli. latest war new. is eagerly .ought
fter. To some It brines banning
thou .J - . "
r. ! 1 - L I " "VW1U
j . .ovi hi valiant, rimi.
F".ueu, wne to others, tha m
age bring, sorrow, when they note the
there I, ahx, much sorrow and .utter
ng throughout our own country by
those who have been captured by that
jrealest enemy-Dyspepsia. For this
however, there I. . remedy ,nd ,hat ,,
Hostetter'. Stomach Rut.,. M
l cure, indlgeetlon, con.Upa,,
biliousness, nervousness anri i. '
"d as a preventative for malaria, fever
nd ague It is unenn.n. T.V.
0 l ot Aft, year, of o re, to back It
P ,da trial will convince y ,ba
our ca I. not incurable, a. you
Bbd after takinir a f. h "
Our garden tools In
arrived. We have ar.nmi....
line of just what you new
Shovels, Spades,
Bakes and Hoes.
We alao have a hox of
D. M. Forries choice seeds.
And c
bay
" While your wife is cleaning hon,
just give her a few dollars and gen
her down to us for some of that
WALL PAPER. This is
bankrupt stock but we are selliri tl
so that people wonder how we can
do it. It all goes at cost. Com
early and get your choice of 400 fin!
patterns. wnne
GRIFFIN
Can our Canned
Goods be Beat.....
Wewould like to Sfe some
ouewho can-did'y state by
whom, in either pi ice or
quality. They are can. ied
. by the best canneis in this
couutry and Europe, and
if you can find a can of corn
or Iomaioesforl2i that oau
equal ours in high qualify,
freshness and flavor you
can lake a can home with
J. U. GREEJi SON-Telephone No-
Kodaks!
Thisisafac simile
of the famous VIVE
with magazine, plate
holders and bulb at
tachment. For sale
by
MM CO,
For Assessor.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county assessor subject to the
action of the Citizens' convention.
E. R, Parker,
Hops Sold R B Hawley sold 12
baits of bops to Kola Nels, Frank Page
agent, for 4J cents per pound.
Big Day. The business houses re
port a large trade today.
SHERIFF SALE OU FORECLOSURE
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
an execution duly issued out of the Cironit
Court ol the Stats of Oregon for the count
of Lane on the 30th day of March 1900, ou
a judgement rendered ia said court on the
zuin aay oi March, 11)00, against the Junc
tion Oitv Milling Company, 0. P. Houston,
O. J; Etonian, F. M. Parker, Oatoline
Clow, Administratrix ot estate of Robert
Clow, deceased, for the sum of three
thousand four hundred and Bizty live and
ou.juu uuuarg, witn interest tU'reon at tne
rate of 10 per oent per annum from date,
March 20th, 1900, alao for the farther Bum
tf t.Wn tinnrtra ninhtn anA 'TQ-inO JAlt...
witn interest tnereon at the rate of 6 per
oent from date' Maroa 20'h, 1900, and for
attorneys fee of two hundred fifty dollars
Also against above named defendant O. P
Houston for three thousand six hundred
fifty nine and 33-100 dollars with interest
tnereon at tbe rate ol 10 per rent per
annnm from said 20th day of March, 1900
and one hundred dollars att irney fee and
the further sum of Blxtoen and 70-100 do!
r 08!" in 11 ,nit "herein the Eugene
" ana Having nan was plaintiff aud
JonotloL City Milling Company, 0. P.
Houston, 0. t. Ehrman, F. H
noaston, U. i, Unruian, F. 41,. Parker,
Caroline Clow administratrix of estate of
Hobut Clow, deceased, and MerohantB Nat
ional Bank of Portland, Oregon, Page &
Son and J E Butler, were defendants, and
on a decree of foreolosnre and order of sals
rendered in said oourt court and snit, com
manding me in order to satisfy said judge
ments and coBts to sell the following de
scribed property, to wit, Bituated in Junc
tion City, Lane county, Oregon, and
bounded as follows, on the east by the ex
tension southward of the west line of front
atrett. On the south by a line parallel with
and thirty feet north of the south line of
section thirty two, township fifteen south
range four west; on the west bv the exten
sion southward of the fast liue of Green
wood Btreet; on tbe north by the south line
of second Btreot together with thetenaments
nereditamentsaud appurtenanceB thereto
belonuinff or anvwtne Annnrlninincr.
Now therefore; In the name ot the state
ui yrecon in compliance with Baid writ, I
will offer for sale the above described prem
ises at pnblio auction, to Ibe highest bidder
for case, subject tn rpdMtnntinn l thA annth
door ot the county court house in Eugene
L .ne Coonty Oregon, on Saturday the 12th
daj ol Mav 1900. between the hoiirn n( 9
o'clook a m and i o'olook p m to wit; at one
o clock p m of said day.
uaiea mis otb day ot April 1900.
W . W. Withers,
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon.
By Fnd Fik LVputy.
The Enjoyment
of Spring
can be Indulged In to the utmost wh. n
you have a good hlcvcle to takeou
through lane and field where tbe
country ofler. its greatest attractions.
i you are tmnklng of buying anew
bicycle let u. show vou are ru v. miu, U
slo. k f CRE.4CEN IS and tlie indm-
tiien in prices that we ha e iilared on
hni.
FL Chambers
tve
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T-nokatvourtoneuelM
yourstomacn isow,
' . i ) Dill, .si .1
, , , . -. ,Mat
oraer. Ayerr'"
nnonp. cure VOUTflW?1
your liver right. ,&
to operate. fv
Want your mou'S,?!
BUCKliHl'SJg
An Editor's Life M
Berlain's Cough 8t
early i!'1
During the
1890, 1 contracted ii
eettteu ou iuj o-- j
until I feared that MJ
appeared In an naF''
expel Bomethlng '-J
v.L .l.rmedjllll S1"!
ueuauie M.,
. j..... .In. tmp'
local aociui " - jj
ChamberlalD'.0hg
and .ftMlliKl-JfJ
matured "1
lunga
Btale.-K.o.
The Review, WjMl. 11
W. Ii, DelitiO'
There win - - -Hose
Comply1"
ill K
of importance. ,
For lenus,
AllthelsteprofSit
Platinmype.
rnriiitic " -
patrons.
in many
Koti
mt'
in
stomach will be strengthened. fl