Daily Eugene guard., January 28, 1901, Image 3

THE TROTTING RECORD. 1
JTIm valine; flllv by Dlrartnm.
o-o--0-Voo.0.0
irmd Ton Hnvo Always Bought, nnd which lias been.
11,8 n for over 30 ycnrs, haw borno tho Hl(;natiiro of
an has 1)0011 ler his por-
7r ZSt'' sonal unporvlHion Rlneo its Infancy.
f7-&t Allow no ono to leeel vo you In tlilH.
,,.,'tci feits, Imitations anil " Jtist-ns-frooii" nro hut
A" c" tJ till,t trlllo with and ciidanor tlio health of
ut" and CUUdrcn Experlouco against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
, la harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare
V, nrons and SoothUiU Syrups. It Is Vleasant. It
i a neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
eontams u j8 Jtg gllnrailteo it destroys Worm
Wlf Tlovs Feverishncss. It cures Diarrhujiv and Wind
i It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
a PL tuleucy. I assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
8lCUI"
GENUINE CASTORIA always
Bears the Signature of
S7
may. -cue
He Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
0BNTuii eeMMNV, tt MunxAV
Notice.
hereby nlven, that tbe
.. .nmmiiisioners will receive
QUL.J '
add bids for tbe furnishing and de
BnringofoOcords of good body fir
wood, four feet long, also for 10 oords
((good grub oak, four eet long and
lottatbin three inches at tbe small
end, til of said wood to be delivered at
tbi'coort honee in Eugene, Lane
nio nrsimn. not later that tbe loth
dijofAogust, 1901, all bids to he filed
litb the county clerk on or Deiore
the 16tb day of March, 1901, at 1
o'clock p m.
The mart reserves the rlelit -to r.'-
I jeetany nd al! bids, by order of the
mart, tbiB the 19th day or January,
(11, ih U J-jEE,
Couuty CUrk.
Hanan Shoes 5..
Weljell HANAN SHOES for 15.C0.
Tbe best. New Spring style.
F E Donn .,
UA8 1-
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LiINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Btige leaves Eugene for Florunce
Ml; except Sunday at 6 a m
Returning stage leaves Florence
wEageie dally except Sundays at J
Dm
Wordays at 8 am.
kjjmws in Eugene at 8 p m the day
Jfai jam....
ioodtbip..
TUta lor uli'tX'ii "Binii' nVarr atabl
fSSr " Hnrtl neuirt'i ooc
J. L. PAGE
DEALER IN
yIoceries
knot Urge and Complete stock of
na fancy Groceries bought
lb the best markets,
QCUSIVELT-.FOI CASH,
Cifl Pub Prioe-
...... "i-jmjiu cugene.
Gentpal Market,
mi
PROPRIETORS
,!8or,:tanUj on hand afaD 'suppfi
MWtP MUTTON ;
Pnnif . i ia i
. -"'' t pnue nirnaf e solicited
' fM Catu.hl!h",t marlt,t
q, v ""g ana 8Heep.
3onWiHametteSt.,
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ii.au
BTdcrr. ncw you city.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
A EIod, 8 F
A Br.llack, 8 F
C3 Freulanri, 8PO
O S Koudebusb, St Louis
B K Sykee, Rmebnrg
Elmer Wiuibeily Roeburg
L T Ellis, Portland
W A leper, Yoncalla
Ed Moreflelri, Chicago '
O J Dlckman, cj F
A J Hetchinon.S F
H R Bcott, 8 F
C K Hale, Hale
ZTFIeh, HbIb
A C Barbour, Ulentsua
H J Ottenheimer, 8 F
C L Baker, Junolion
Kev F 8 Beck, New Era.
D Bt Clair, Cal
Ralph W Crowell, Coburg
J Walden, Walker
(i O Shlrey and wf, Ltaburg
A Bolluok, 8 F
Wm Firman, Cottige Grove
John 8 (iiluwere, Portland
Rut Johnson, Corvallis
J N Lliideey, Ureswell
EDO EN E.
Dr C 1 Candiana, B ue River
C H Park, BlueRivtr
8 T Landers, 8 F
H B Grnve, Portlund
John l)iiwp, Poriland
Piano Lessons.
Mr W Glflor Nash, o( t'i Unl.
verstj Department of u.ujic, begs to
announce that be bas one vacant hour
on Haturday mornings, and a few
during the--week. Early application
should be made' ti secure convenient
hours.
Mis Rita Hansen, teacher of singing,
Italian method. For terms apply at
munlo rooms in south end of Dormi
tory, University Campus.
For Thirty Days.
For thirty days I will make a re
duction on my entire Hue of watohee,
cloaks, jewelry and silverware. If you
oan nse anything In my stock I will
make it an inducement to you to buy
now. J O Watts.
o Cure No Pay.
m..t - at.- .11 .1 fnirrriata Mil (rfOTM
inns m ma - -----
Tantelew Chill Tonic for Chillis Mln and
liillioujneM. I! ifl m iitMni w v
Lemoa yrup. W cenU
Losing
Your Hair?
Do not worry about the fall
ing of your hair, the threat
ened departure of youth and
beauty.
And why?
Because, if there is a spark
of life remaining in the roots
of the hair, Ayer's Hair Vigor
will arouse it into healthy
activity.
The hair ceases to come out ;
it begins to grow, and'the glory
of your youth' is restored to
yu- i i
It will make a rich growth
and. always restore color to
gray hair.
One dollars bottle.
all chri;e prcpsi'l- '""" "
ear uearertcv! office.
j C. ATM Co.. Lowe". H""
Send for our Ui.atiful book on The Hail
2:0SU. out otCuna, 2:12, la described
as a very fust bu'? trotter.
The new pcrfornifc?utlne M, 2:28,
Is by Clay King, 2:27, out of Jane A.
2:2U!4, by Allien Goldsmith.
There Is a fast green brother?
Bond, 2:04i, pacing, to wagon, oJWd
In Canada. He Is called Joe Letter.
it Is reported that Red Will, the
8-year-old colt by Hed Wilkes, out of
Naucy Lee, dam of Nancy Hanks, 2:04,
has trotted a trial In 2:80.
W. W. Hair, widely known as the
gentleman who trained and drove
Maud S to her record of 2:08, Is work
ing in a store in Philadelphia.
The pacer Connor during his turf ca
reer has won 48 out of the 79 races in
which he line started and has paced
and trotted 130 heats In standard time.
John Hussey Is wintering a great
green trotter at Independence, la. Ho
Is by Keelcr, 2:18, dam by Axtell,
2:12, and worked a mile at Eeadvllle
last August In 2:11.
Bam Earing has in training at Beth
lehem, Pa., a 8-year-old Ally by Prose
that baa paced miles around 2:20 and
a 8-year-old, Ora Wilkes, trotter, that
has shown miles below 2:30.
A fast green pacer held over for 1001
is Ontlnie, by Online (4), 2:04, out of
the dam of Be Sure (4), 2:00. He Is
owned by H. Conklyn, Springfield, O.,
and showed a 2-year-old trial In 2:16.
One of the fastest 2-year-olds of 1900
Is My Star, by Wllstar, 2:17, son of
Robert McGregor. This colt made a
half mile record at Rushvllle, Ind., of
1:08 and has shown a full mile In
2:10.
The stable of Senator John McCarthy
of New York made 89 starts, won 18
races, 9 second moneys, 2 thirds and 1
fourth and divided third and fourth
once. The winnings of the string
amounted to $18,400.
FRILLS OF FASHION.
Long gold chains are heavier than
they were and interspersed with links
of enameL
Some of the wide trimmed hats are
faced with soft breasts, wings and fur,
and the effect Is very becoming to some
feces.
Shoulder knots of panne velvet made
with the ends finished with gold agull
lettes are used on both day and even
ing gowns.
Low, broad hats of black velvet or
shirred taffeta are very much worn,
and shirred net is Introduced with the
velvet with pretty effect
No gloves and many rings seem to be
the fashion among some women at tbe
theater, but you will uoUce If they are
swell that the sleeves are very long,
extending well over the hand and quite
transparent.
Boas are made of white popples with
black centers and finished with plaited
chiffon ends. In fact, it is difficult to
say of what they are not made, so
great Is the variety In the shops, ana
whatever tho material they are very
full, with long, soft ends.
Yards and yards of narrow ribbon
velvet are used on evening gowns,
peclally those made of net with
flounces, trimmed with graduated rows
of velvet Trlnted paTine ribbon Is
used on tulle gowns, and so Is white
velvet ribbon, which is very effective.
Short dressy coats of black velvet
made with fancy vests and fur unuer
sleeves are one of the winter modes in
which young women delight Lace out
lined with gold applied to cream cloth
Is one style of vest and another is
made of delicate brocaded eaun, me
flowers being outlined with the gold
cord. New York Sun.
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
Fnr n fnmllv orchard many varieties
mm ha niAntpd and few trees of a va
riety, so as to nave rruii every oeuuu
and the whole season.
Riiirhr pWntinna are a safer Dlace for
ti.A irriins than bottom lands, as the
vines and fruit are not so apt to no in.
inrpri hv Mrlv or late frosts.
Th rieflctencv of notash in the soil
of peach orchards Is shown in the spin
dling growth of llmDS ana twigs, i-oi-ash
makes firm, stocky peach wood.
T., iimnat nil nrchards. esDeclallV If
old, there will be found some trees that
B rQ nnlv ciimhererB of the ffrouna.
Grub them out and put something of
value In their Places.
it in the. freezing and thawing In the
months after January that hurts the
otmwhomr beds: hence they should be
wli mulched as soon aa the grounu
freezes sufflclenuy hard.
The causa of moss appearing on tbe
stems of apple and other fruit trees is
wet cold, rjndralned land or an excess
ively humid climate. Good drainage
Is one remedy. 8t Louis Kepuunc.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
a no lulnnrl haa been formed out at
tea about ten miles from the mouth of
the Tthnne.
Vital statistics published recently in
Nnrnn, h(lW that SOOUl I.UW luunuiir
ants of that country die annually irom
ennsnmntlon.
The Knffnlo Bird ProtecUve society
defends tbe English sparrow, ascriu-
w to tho birds the disappearance m
that vicinity of the cankcrwonn.
The leader of the Marine bana ai
Tv.Mntnn eels tl.GOO a year, ana
the Hrst and second class musclans $00
iirwl r,0 a month respectively, incy
.m niinwed ration money In all case.
Aiihnnirh after the wreck of the Mo
hican two years ago and again after
that of the Paris last year me innuy
.,rnn the Hritlnh llEhtliouse author
ities, promised that a light would be
put on the Mnnacles reef, off the Lit
ard, nothing marks the spot but tbe
old bell buoy that has been provea in
6ufflclent
For Sale.
Good oat straw, on Collere Hill
F P Closs
CASTORIA
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Bears the
Blgratare
of Cw
AN ?
1 o
MTERVENTIOIU I
Tht- cimrity bazuar In uid of ti.o funJ
for St. Judi' church was In full hwiu.
Tbe rector, chatty ami umiling. Uh iimul,
was beating the record hi toa drink in:,
hile tin oitfuuist, who had fultillo.1 hi
dalles for the even lug, edged n wny
Ihiuufflt the crowd toward a flower stall,
where a dccidi'dly pretty girl stood sell
lug pity buttonholes.
"What -Is your opinion of hnznars. nm
I auk, Mhw L.vhIIV" he said.
"I'midully she asked.
"Wliv, certainly," said the organist
"Well, thiu, 1 consider thnt as tin op
portunity for gossip, mild flirtation ami
gross theft there Is no organization to
compare with them. But, oh, 1 forgot,
the proceeds were partly to he devoted
to the choir fund! lMease forgive me.
Now tell me yiMir opinion, Mr. Huberts,
unbiased by 4 hut fact."
Mrangely enough, mine coincides ex
actly,' said Henley Uoberts. "But 1
mhilit add that they have one redeeming
rem ue, ami mat is the cnarmiug per
sonality of the atull holders."
How very complimentary!' smiled
Breudii T-yall. "Now go and tell that to
Miss Junes, please I am sure she would
ke to hear It and buy something at her
stall at the same time."
I'd rather stay and 6uy somethinc
here If you du't mind," he said. "May
I have that bunch of violets V"
Are you willing to pay the proper
price?"
The proper price should be, I think.
about a penny. What do you make it?"
Sixpence.
Til huve It. It's worth that and mote
If you will pin It on for me."
H rend a Lyall said nothing, but rose and
qnietly proceeded to earn her sixpence.
rlhe organist breathed bard. He looked
down at the pleasing operation and al
tered his light tone to on of suddeu se
riousness. "Mi Lyall," he Bald, "was that ru
mor true which announced your depar
ture from our little villager
Quite true, sue answered quietly.
'And what do you think I am to da
when you have gone?"
Solace yourself with with Miss Jones,
I suppose," she said mischievously as she
turned away.
Miss Jones? echoed the organist. "Oh,
she's impossible; she is so young and
crude and uninteresting."
"Must a girl hp old to be Interesting?
queried Mit.s Lyall, wi:h uplifted brows.
"You know what I mean.
"Oh, perfectly," was the severe answer.
"You mean to while away a few spars
hours by talking a lot of stupid nonsense,
and please understand thnt that sort of
thiug may go down with the young and
uninteresting, but not so well"
"With the charming nnd clever ones,"
concluded Henley Roberts promptly.
"Miss Lyall." he went on earnestly, "I
have been nourishing hopes that we
might become very great friends and
meet occasionally and exchange out
views of life in a fuller way than hither
to, but when a girl is engaged to another
fellow that sort of thing doesn't seem
allowable. People begin to gossip and
make things disagreeable. Tell me, am I
to nee nothing of you in the future?"
"1 think it would be just as well."
"Then we are to vanish out of one an
other's life forever?"
"I I suppose so," faltered Miss Lyall.
There was a pause. Henley Huberts
regarded the floor intently.
"Mr. Roberts," she said, "I want to ask
your advice on a certain matter, tho- the
case of a friend of mine. Several years
ago when she was quite voting nlte be
came engaged to a man mm-h older than
yourself. She thought she cared for him
until quite lately, when"
"Somebody else appeared upon the
scene?" caid the organist, tilling up the
pause. "Which altered the whole state
of things."
"Exactly." said Miss Lyall. "And she
doesn't knw what she ought to do about
the matter.
"Is she certain she cares more for the
other fellow?"
"Positive."
"Then she ought to break off the en
gagement without a moment's hesita
tion." "But would it not be dishonorable?"
"Not nearly so dishonorable as the oih
er wuy would be," said he with sudden
eagerness. "Marringe is the most serious
step in n young woman's life. Believe
me. there is no happiness without true
affection.
"Rut suppose the other man loves het
very dearly? Suppose It were to break
his heart?
"Men's hearts are not so easily bio- ,
ken."
"Then suppose," she went on In a low
voice, "the girl was too cowardly to do
It?"
"Ah. but he won't be!" cried the or
ganist passionately, unable to restrain
himself any longer, and, starting up, he
caught both of the slim bands In his.
"She Is going to be brave and kind and
will brenk off that other wretched en
gagement while there Is time and con
tract another, truer, happier one, not
only for her own sake, but for his and
mine, Brenda!"
For one Instant Mis Lyall allowed het
hands to remain Imprisoned, and a and
den rush of joy filled her heart The
oext moment she turned pale and cold
with 'fright.
"Hush!" The organist stared at her
iomleriugly and, turning suddenly, saw
the cause of her extraordinary change ol
manner standing In the doorway.
"Alfred!" said the girl, looking up In ill
feigned surprise.
Tbe newcomer looked from one to the
ether suspiciously. Then he offered nil
arm to the girl.
"Come," he said dryly, "yon and I have
had enough of hasaars. There Is a lot
more swindling going on than meets the
public eye. "Penny Pictorial Magazine.
nnrled London.
The London of the Romans lies buried
about 18 feet Ih'Iow the level of Chrap
slde, and still deeper than thnt Is burhd
the eurlier London of the Britons. In
nearly all parts of the city there have
been discovered tessellated pavements,
Roman baths, tombs, lamps, vases, san
dals, keys, ornaments, weapons, coins
and statues of the ancient Roman gods.
Ho Chance to Aricne.
Wonder Do you and your wife ever
have an argument?
Hen Peck Oh, no. When sho get
through talking. I hare forgotten what
we wera discussing. Bullimore Am.-r
lean.
Pure Home Made Brandy.
Forllrer. kidney or atoruach trou
ble, oolds. laierlppe orbillousneea tl.ere
la nothing better than Francis' pure
brandlea. All ordera promptly filled
with prune, apple or pear brandy at
75oenUperlu,irlior 2 M P' KHon
Orders by stage or exprtwa will be se
curely boxed Made and sold to con
sumers only.
I M Fraivcih.
Fifth and Blair rt eula, Eugene, Oj
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Th
e lormula is
know
just what you
te nrf i .-1 . . K
v. ..w "uruu Liini
mcir mcaicine u you knew what it contained. , Grove s contains
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
Grove's is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless
Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows
that Grove's is superior, to all others in every respect.. You
are not experimenting when you take Grove's its superiority
and excellence having long been established. Grove's is the
only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire
the United States.
His Life Was Saved.
Mr J E Lilly, a prominent oitlzeu of
Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonder
ful deliverance from a frightful death.
In telling it he raya: "I was taken
with typhoid fever that ran Into
pneumonia. My lungs became hard
ned. I was so weak I couldn't even
sit up In hed. Nothing helped me. I
expected to soon die ol consumption.
when I heard ot Dr King's New Dis
covery. One bottle gave great relief.
continued to use it, ana now am
welt and trnng, I oan't say tco
much in tt praise " This marvelous
uii'dieiue is the H-r-st and quickest
cure in the world for sll throat and
lung trouble. Rruuiar (.Izes 60 cents
and SI. 00. Trial boitlis free it WL
DeLano'e ctrug strrc; every bottle
guaranteed.
For Sale Cheap.
A complete set of Huc yclopedla llrll
tauica for sale, at 11 (wt reaHonable
terms, if taken at once. The set con
sists of 28 volumes, ahep bound, and
runs down to 1892, liioli.dlug tbe ninth
edition.
I have alno for sale tin New Nation
al Dictionary, Encyclopedia and Atlas,
reviBeo. aown to iH, consisting or 18
volumes. This set Is ni w. and will be
soia on reasouauie lorun.
Apply at residence, corner Eaveuth
and Monroe streets,
J P Amis.
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Bkln eruptions rob
llfeot joy. liucklen's Arnica balve
cures them; also old, running and fever
sores, u!ciri, bolls, felons, corns, warts,
cute, brulHes, burns, scalds, chapped
bands, ohllblalus. Bout pile cure on
earth. Drives out pains and aohrs
Only 29 cts a box. Cure guaranteed
Sold by W I, DeLano, druggist.
A Bad Boy. Roscoe Wilson, aged
about 11 yearn, was arretted today by
Policeman Croner for stealing about
dozen grain sacks from A O Htevens
last Friday and selling ttiein to E H
Ingbam. He was brought before
Justice ot tbe Peace C A Wintermeler
and plead guilty. Tbe Justice buh'
pended sentence until tomorrow,
when it is likely the boy will be sent
to the reform school as his father baa
expressed himself aa willing that be
should go.
Sickness at Elmira. The Odakd
is informed that considerable sickness
prevails at Elmira. Thompson Inman
Clarence Zutuwalt and Mrs Bruoe
Moore are vere 111 and others are con
dned to their homes with minor ail
ments. This cold foggy weather la
not in the least conducive to good
health.
OA8TOIIIA.
Bun the yt lha Kind Yw Haw Ulnar! BougH
Hanan Shoes.
The HANAN shoe.
5.00.
The new ones
F E Dunk.
To Loan. tl.000 on first clai's real
ei-taie stcurlty, at 8 per cent. For part
tlcularn call at (liiAKI) olllce.
Canadian Pacific
and Soo Line
First Class and Tourist Sleep
ers Daily.
Passengers Booked to and
from all points hast
Atlantic Steamship
imice
Fo ' i :ictilani apt ly
H. lf.HIU'.rTT. l(nt,3
MS Tbinl Mmi,
E.J. CliVI.K. l'ortlaail, Or
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THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS
plainly printed on every
arc taking when yoi lake
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knowing that vou
luiuiui Knowing mac j
No Cure, No Pay. Price,
OREGON SHORT LINE R. R.
TUB DIRECT ItOUTE TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado,
and all Eastern Points.
Hires ebftlon m twn iKvorlte roates, Tie the
umuri rAuiriu rut Hall una, or
' tbe BIO QKANuK Sosulo Una
Do Changs ol Cars
the Portlsnd-CM ago Special, "the fine,
the went." Kquipt ed with
Elegant Standard Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary (Joirht) Sleepers.
Superb Library-Biut Cars
Splendid Dinners Oner's a la carle)
Comfortable Coaohes ?r:l Smokers
Entire Train Complete Vestibuled.
For farther information apply.
L I, STEVENS, Agent, Eugone, or
J R Nagel, W E Coman
TreTi-MiAst Oen'lAgl
142 Third 8t. Portland. Or
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TI.TIK OAIIU
No 2 for Yaquina
Train leaves Albany HVft V
Leaven (Jorvullls h'O V M
Arrives Yaquina 6:1)5 1 M
No. 1 Returning .
Leavea Yaquina 7:00 AM
(jeaveg (JorvallU 11;Hn A M
Arrlvoa Alhauy 12;5 P M
No. 8 for Detroit
Leaves Albany 7;0fl A X
Arrives Detroit 11:20 A M
No, 4 Ho turning
Leaves Detroit 1'MO l M
Arrives Albany 5;15 P M
One nnd two conm-nt at Alliany iii , -ill
with Houthcru raclflt; trnliih. v'-.u 1 ot
servllco to and from Newport i d t u
beaciies.
Trains for tbe maun tains arrlvd a Jctrtlt
noon, Klving am,)le time to reach crnni I
grouuiison tbe Ureitenbusb and Bam lam lbs
same day
EDWIN fiTONI-;.
M;i nver
I. 1. WALDi
T Jr
J'lL'LNfclt
Agent AlbaaT
THROUGH TICKETS
TO TBI
EASTandSOUTHEAST
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Kill man hum s ssaara Tbup
1st Sleenera and. Reclining Chair
Uarauail"to ..
UENVER, OMAHA, CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY, HT. LOUIS
Aad other Eastern CitleH. Ilia tralr Una
from Portland ofleilliu paueaKers Siieclally
Conducted Kzounioui throuuh to Chlcaira
erery vveunMuay.
Dally TourlHt n--il,..I l.'nL:.
Car Service rUI ULlIU IU bfiUSUU
Via Southern PaclHc, Un f.n Pacifir, Chicago
it I'i'W l!ys. Vuv'B d ecked through to
des'. 'nation. M ,'nituaL- scenery, Union
uepit. fast time, Jowmtt n ' i.
For fud'ier f"formai,iji, apply to any
agent Southern Pacific On pauy, or
K. KOKHLKU, C. H, MARKHAM,
Manager. (;o. l''rU & I'awi Agt
Ynur attention I' called to ' "ProNKKB
I.I M 1'1'K l" trln. of the '( :if (OA ( 'I I, M 1 1,
WAl'KKK k HT PAUL ItAILIIOAI)1
"I'ha only perfect train, in H world. "
Ton will find It deairali'e to rlilr on thow
Train, when going to any tlnt In th
Kintern htatM or f:anlt, Ihtj onnno
with all Tranncnttnftnt,l Tnitu land al
tickst AenU Mil ll. k.U
For further In formation. Pamtihlel,.
aak any Ticket Agent or
urn
,c.rf Kum
J W CAHKY,
Trav 'aiAgii(
bottle hence you
Grove's. Imitators
i i i
ou would not Duy
malarial
section of
50c.
SOUTH AND EAST
VIA
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