Sherman County observer., April 13, 1906, Image 1

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Collections carefully made.
Fire and Grain Insurance
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p a id to s p e c u la to r s w ho In v e ste d In
lie u la n d s e le c te d u p o n In v a lid m in ­
A tto rn y -O e n e ra l of th e m a te of e r a l b ase, w h e re th e In v e s to r could
O regon, h a s a n n o u n c e d .h im s e lf a s a h a v e o c c u p ie d th e la n d , saved th e
c a n d id a te fo r re -n o q jtn a tlo n by th e s t a te m a n y tim e s th e a m o u n t o f s a l­
re p u b lic a n s o f th is s ta te .
H a v in g a ry fo r fo u r y e ars. H e h a s now In
se rv ed o n e te rm w ith e n tir e s a tis f a c ­ c h a r g e th r e e
Im p o rta n t
s u its of
tio n to th e people of th e s ta te , th e g r e a t in te r e s t to th e s t a te : One to
u s u a l c u sto m w ill p ro b a b ly be o b ­ e s ta b lis h th e s t a t e ’s r ig h ts to n e a rly
se rv ed a n d h e w ill be re -n o m in a te d 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 a c re s of sw am p
la n d
in
w ith o u t o p p o sitio n .
M r.
C ra w fo rd K la m a th c o u n ty , one to re co v e r from
h a s been a m e m b e r o f th e
O regon th e P o r tla n d G e n e ra l E le c tric com ­
b a r fo r tw e n ty -fiv e y e ars, w h ic h p a n y 10 p e r c e n t of th e n e t p ro fits
tim e he has s p e n t p r a c tic in g h is o f th e tr a f f ic th r o u g h th e locks a t
p ro fessio n a t R o se b u rg - a n d M a rsh ­ O re g o n C ity , a n d one to d e te rm in e
field . H e w as elec ted a tto r n e y - g e n ­ j h e b o u n d a ry lin e b e tw e e n th e s ta te s
e ra l In 1902.
D u rin g h is te rm he o f O re g o n a n d
W a s h in g to n .
Mr.
h a s been th e leg al a d v is e r of a ll th e C ra w fo rd bus been a sa fe, c o n se rv a ­
■fate o ffic e rs a n d b o a rd s a n d co m ­ tiv e le g a l a d v is e r, a lw a y s accom ­
Republican Candidate for United States Senator.
m issio n s, a n d It m ay "'be sa id to I l l s m o d a tin g to w a rd th o se w ho have
c r e d it th a t th e s t a te h a s becom e i n ­ b u s in e s s w ith h is d e p a r tm e n t, and
Champion of Statement One.
volved In v ery l it t le litig a tio n . Mr.^ p r o m p t In th e d is p a tc h o f m a tte r s
Jonathan Bourne, J r ., eandidate be ■Ilion with the Peoples Power League at
C ra w fo rd 's a d v ic e to th e s t a te la n d g iv e n to h is c h a rg e .
fore the republican primaries for the this tim e. In all theee movements he has
b o a rd t h a t I n te r e s t sh o u ld n o t he
nomination of U n ited States Senator in been one of the few to guarantee the nec­
.
Bankers,
TJS.
coDgieea, for the long term commencing
Maroh 4. 1907, was born in New Bedford
Mas«., February 23d, 1866: was a mem­
ber of the class of 1877 at Harvard Cm
vereity; came to Portland M ay 18, 1878;
was a republican member of the Oregon
legislature in the session of 1886 and the
extra session of 1886; was one of Oregons
ielegatee to the Republican National
convention of 18a8, and Oregons member
of tbe Republican National oommittee
from 1888 to 1902, -and a delegate to the
Republican National convention of 1892;
and was elected as a M itchell republican
to the Oregon legislature in 1896.
M r.Bourne has bean more prominently
identified with the development of tbe
mineral resources of Oregon than any
other man io tbe state, baring expended
in tbe last 20 years over f l ,000,000 of bis
own money in the acquisition and devel­
opment of Oregon mines.
W hile M r. Bourne has had his resi­
dence and main office at Portland since
167«, he has bad another offioe at New
Bedford, Mass., snd has carried on the
bneiness of his fathers estate since 1889,
which makes him fam iliar with many of
the large interests and leading men in
the East. Theee qualifications, in con­
junction with hiaenergy, originality, ex-
eontive ability, and experience in bnei-
, and political affairs, pre-eminently
qualify him for making an able and in-
fluent
ih
u entisl
Senator from the state of
Doctor, nurse ltnd patient, feel easier if th ey see
our label on the bottle o^ medicine. T h e y know
that our label is a guarantee th at the purest
m aterials have been compounded by
E xpert, Experienced, Registered P h arm aciste
and that the medicine will produce the
Best Possible Results.
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O ffic e I^ong D is ta n c e P h o n e
M ain S t r e e t , M o ro , O re a e w
M oros B arber S hop
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Everything first Class and Up to date.
ta Agent for Portland Steam Laundry
Shop in Moro Hotel Building jH
T . R. S H O C K L E Y ,
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MORO
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P r o p r ie to r .
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Bourne has always favored ex-
ing the direct power of the people
over their government as far as possible-
H e was one of the leading spirits in the
Initiative and Referendum movement,
from 1896, until it was approved by tbe
voter« at the June election in 1902. In
1904 be was a member of the executive
committee of the Direct Primary Nomi­
nation« I/eague, and holds the same po-
OREGON.
.WTTVTf yVT r M r n
YOUR
PR ES EN C E
IS D E S IR E D A T
THE
Commercial House
ELEC TIO N
S T A T IS T IC S .
Im p o rta n t D a ta to be Remembered
F. A. F lem in g, P roprietor.
f lo r o , O re g o n .
M a in S tre e t
B ro c k B ld g .
Strictly Commercial House
Home Comforts and Cooking
Meals 50 cents, Lodgings the same.
H otel M oro
Nearest Hotel to Business Center,
Postoffice and Depot.
by Voters T his Y e a r.
DR. JAMES WITHTCOMBE
T h e b e st k n o w n m a n In w e ste rn
O regon an d th e m ost p o p u la r m an
In th e re p u b lic a n p a r ty In th is p a r t
of th e s ta te say s th e S alem J o u r n a l,
Is Ja m e s W lth y c o m b e of C o rv a llis.
He Is th e p e o p le 's c a n d id a te
fo r
g o v e rn o r In th e re p u b lic a n p a rty ,
h a v in g sh q w n no d isp o sitio n to c a te r
o r bow dow n to th e bosses, o r a n y
fa c tio n . He Is a m an of th e people
an d s tr o n g w ith th e people. F o r th e
p a st w eek he h a s
been
h o ld in g
fa rm e rs ' in s titu te s In Ja c k s o n c o u n ­
ty a n d e a rly In M arch th e r e Is to
be a f a rm e r ’s I n s titu te h eld a t Sa­
lem . T h is Is n o t new w ork fo r him ,
b u t j u s t w h a t h e h a s b e en d o in g
for th e p a st te n y ears, a n d blB w ork
h a s d one m ore to b u ild u p th e c au se
Sunday Dinner 35 cents.
W . C. R U T L E D G E , Prop.
Moro, Oregon.
Q uinine
ea Box. 25c.
G r a ss V a lie v , O r eg o n
m ad
lA e e p
In
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H arness S addles H alters
Repairing Solicited.
All Work Guaranteed.
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Want yotfr moustache or teard
a beautiful brew» er rich black ? Use
essary expenee of preparing and propos­
ing their measures to the people.
He says that the choice of United
Kate« Senators should be by direct vote
of the people, and that the legislature
should be compelled to elect the man
tbs people select. To sccomplish this
reanlt be is championing Statement No.l
of tbe primary elections law as the only
method by which public opinion may be
crystallised and made effective upon the
legislature. In his petition for nomina­
tion M r. Bourne says:
I f I am nominated snd elected I will
during my term of office, (svo r:
Republican politics;
,
Amending National constitution (or
people’s election of United States
senators.
Publicity political campaign expenses.
National ooutrol of corporations in in­
terstate commerce.
Rigid exclusion of Asiatic coolie labor;
Good wagee make good citlaena.
Legal lim itation labor hours for safety
on railroads.
Parcels post, including rural delivery,
* Pore food laws.
Liberal appropriations for Panama ca­
nal ; coast defenses, river snd harbor
improvements, including Columbia
and W illam ette rivers,Cooa,Yaquina
and other Oregon harbors Celifo ca
nal, government canal at Oregon city
F air snare of Irrigation fund for
Oregon.
Loyal sapport of aucceeeful candidates.
Rigid enforcement Statement One.
Rooeevelt for second elective term.
I desire that tbe following atatement
be printed after my name on the nomi­
nating b allo t:
I wiLLSurpoWr PaxainxMT R o o s x v x i . tr
D k TKRMINATIOI«
Dons
all
THAT
JuST IO K
BB
M in .”
G V a lle y — Judges, E O lds,T New
oomb, C A H e a th . Clerks, C R Porter,
R L Campbell. RC Balaam.
Rutledge—Judges, O C E a k ln , T B
Hearcy, B lake Craemer. Clerks. A B
Craft, G E Thompson, Clyde Hm lth.
K ent— Judges, Joseph W alton, H U
M artin , M H Bennett. Clerks,Gran ville
Phillips, LouisSohadeWltx, JM Wilson.
The following data compiled by Hoc
ry Dunbar and A tto rn ey General
Crawford is of Interest to voters In
Oregon and eepeolally to candidates for
R E P U B L IC A N C A N D ID A TE S
public office. I t would be a good Idea
to out tbia article out and save IL
Seeking Nom inations According
Registration books opened by oonnty
T he P rim a ry Law .
dark Tuesday, January 2.
For Governor
Registration books closed for prim ary
T T Geer, Salem
«laotlmi, A p ril 10, 6 p .m .
H K Brow n. Baker c ity
C A Johns, Baker city
Registration books closed for general
James W lthvoom b, Corvallis
olootinn. May 16, 6 p.m.
C A Hchlbrede, Cooa Bay
For Secretary of State
Date of prim ary election, A p ril 20.
L o t L Pierce, Helen)
Canvassing votes of prim ary election
F T W rig h tm a n , Salem
tor state officers, May 6.
F W Ba neon, Roseburg
Gland Gatoh, Halem
Last day for filin g oertlfloatee of For Htate Treasurer
J H A itk in , H u n tin g to n
nomination for state office by assembly
A 0 Jennings, Eugene
Of »lectors, A p ril 19.
E V Carter, Ashland
Last day for filin g n om inating p eti­
Ralph W H o yt, Portland
tions for state offices, M ay 4.
G A Steele, Oregon city
T F R y a n , Oregon city
Lss>t day for filin g certificates of
uoaunMtlun for oounty offices by asssm For A ttorney General
A M C raw fm d, Incum bent
bly o f «lectors, May 4.
George H D u rh am , G ranta Pass
I
day for filing nom loatlng petl
to
-sat
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in Two.
N a n a fa r la r «
of a g r ic u lt u r e a n d sto c k ra is in g a n d
d a ir y i n g a n d f r u i t g ro w in g
th a n
a n y o th e r one
agency
c o n n ec te d
w ith th e a g r ic u lt u r a l college. He h a s
m ad e It p r a c tic a l a n d u se fu l a n d v a l­
u a b le to th e fa rm e rs of th e s ta te ,
a n d if th e y w a n t a m an w h o r e p re ­
s e n ts th e i n te r e s t s o f
a g r ic u ltu r e
n o m in a te d fo r g o v e rn o r It Is u p to
th e m a t th e p rim a rie s . Too m u ch c an
n o t be sa id fo r Dr. W lth y c o m b e 's
p r iv a te life. H e h a s been a m odel
c itiz e n in a ll w ays a n d e sp e cially
a s a n e x a m p le o f I n d u s try a n d de­
v o tio n lo h is c a llin g a n d a s a n Inde-,
p e n d e n t se lf-tfu s ta ln ln g c itiz e n , w ho
se e k s th e office fo r th e h o n o r b u t
w h o Is no w ay d e p e n d e n t on p o li­
tic s fo r a liv in g .
tlou for oounty offices, May 10.
General election, June 4.
Always Renwirbcr the Full Namo
| axative B r o w
Wake up your liver. Cure
yo“f constipation. Get rid
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
tosar, b a u « M.. a ta ñ ía s.
Come and see us for
. A. M . C R A W F O R D
For Hupt of Publlo Instruction
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Prof J H Aokerm an, Portland
For J ustloe of the Supreme Court
T he state, district, and oounty offices
Robert E a k ln , LaG rande
to be filled in the election next June, For Htate P rinter
are the follow ing: -
W J Clarke, Gervais
Governor.
J R W h itn ey, Albany
Secretary of state.
W illls H D u n lw ay, Portland • '
State treasurer.
F ar Oongresa, 1st District
Supreme judge,
W L Toons, Woodburn
Attorney general.
W C H a w le y . Halem
Supt o f Publlo Schools
H 11 Huston, Hillsboro
Htate p rin te r.
For Congress, 2d District
Land oommlaaloner.
W It Ellis, Pendleton
Two congressmen.
l i o n , L t o r g t A . S te e l, ( a n d l d i x , f o r N o m l n n t l o n f o r S l a t e T r e a s u r e r
W J Laobner. Baker city
Tw o state representatives.
Was form erly oonnected w ith the street loyal support of republicans In every
John L Rand, Raker city
One oonnty commissioner.
ry systems of P o rtland ,having l>een one section,especially in M ultnom ah,w here
Hherlfl.
For U B Senate
m
a
n
y
of
bis
beet
years
were
spent,
and
Clerk.
of th e prim e mover« In the b u ild in g of
F W M ulkey, abort term , Portland
In Clackam as, where he carved a m ag­
Treeenrer. L
Jonathan Bourne, Jr, Portland
the Oregon c ity and M ount Kcott lines, n ific e n t farm in the native wilderness.
Coroner.
H M Cake, Portland
and baa been Identified In m a n y ways
As M r Hteel says: The principal duty
Surveyor.
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E L H m lth, Hood R iver
w ith the developm ent o f Oregon Indus o f I he Incumlwm t of the state treasurers
Hon E B Watson, Jacksonville
tries and resources, and in a marked office is to keep safely the money of
Judges end Clerks Appointed.
H A Low ell, Pendleton
degree has had and held the confidence the people, so that It may not be wasted
Geo H Shepherd, Portland
Bigelow precinct—Judges, Geo Frld-
o f the men Xrlth whrtYn be has come In nor d iverted . I f elee'ed, I pledge m y ­
, W Fuller, AHappold Clerks, W G For Labor Commissioner
oontact InZhftee varied relations. T he self to perform th a t d uty w ith absolute
friendships thus formed stand M rH te e l fid e lity . In respect to other questions
O P H o ff, Portland
Wallis,
In good stead note th a t he la before the In w h ic h the people m ay now he In te r­
For Join t Repreeentatalvee,
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, John
people o f the state as a candidate for ested, I w ill say th a t I am In favor of
Hon B F Pike, Hberman eounty.
official position, and w ith o u t disparag­ the principles n i the direct prim ary elec H u ll, W m
R N D onnelly, W heeler county.
Judges,
John
Fulton.
Dell
ing the pretensions of any other gentle­ tlon law , and believe th a t It should be
Hberman
(bounty Officers
Porter.
W
C
M
iller.
Clerks,
J
P
Yates,
man aspiring to the position w hich M r enforced In le tte r and spirit, Including
For C lerk— H 8 MoDanel
Steel Is seeking, It seems th a t M r Hteel th e provisions for the election o f U. H F H Meader, C 8 C a ttro n ,
For
S
h
e riff W B McCoy
M onk land ^Judges, Elwood Thomps
is the strong man In the race. ■ H is un­ Senators by direct vote of the people.lt
For Treasurer W Htanley
requited work In behalf of the republi • O h all be m y e ffo rt,If elected, to carefully «no. R A M u rra y ,J F B a la h e e . Clerks,B
For Commissioner, H U M artin .
can party of the state, having carried I study th e law s pertaining to m y office, Barnum ,P C A x te ll, Claud Thompson.
For Commissioner, D. Chisholm.
Moro— Judges,FA Hayree.CKCoebran
the p a rty through several campaign« and to carefully scrutinize every pro
to victory when the outlook was a n y ­ vision w hich m ay govern m y official JM Duuehoo. Clerks, I D P ika, W D For Justice of tna Peace
W as R u d e lf Moro
thin g but promising, e n title h im to the action.
G. A . 8 r u u W alfoa. J C Freem an.
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Bed Rock Prices.
tile can Save you Money.
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PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON.
r R O IIIIU T IO N
A Good Beginning
TKKET
w ith Hie Promise
of Some More to K u ni.
For Commlasioner
A M W righ t, M onkland.
Is th e M oon In h a b ite d
Science proves th a t the mqon has an
atmosphere, which makes life in Home
form possible on that Hatellite. but not
for banian being«, who have a h«rd e-
nough tim e on thia earth of ours; espe­
cially those who do nJ I know that Kleo-
trlc Bitters cure headache, bllllouaueee
malaria, oblllsand fever, jaundioe, dys­
pepsia, dixzloeee, torpid liver, kidney
complaints, general debility aud female
weakness. Unequaled att a general tonic
and ap;»etlzer for weak (tersonM and es­
pecially for the aged. I t induces Round
sleep. F u lly guaiauteed by Marsh and
Medler Waeco. Price only 60c.
DEM O C R A TIC S T A T E T IC K E T
Nom inated in Violation o f Provisions
o f the P rim a ry Law .
For Governor,
Geo E Cham berlain, Portland
For US.8enator
John M Gearin, Portland
For Justice of Supreme Court
T G H alley, Pendleton
For A ttorney General
R A M iller, Portland
For Htate Printer
J H Taylor, K lam ath falls
For Secretary of Htate
P T Hroat, Halem
For Htate Treasurer
J D Matlock, Eugene
For Congress, 1st dial,
C V Galloway, M cM in nville
P A Cochran, Woodburn
For Congress, 2d dlat,
J H G raham , Baker city
For Sheriff
R L Campbell, Grass Valley.
H u m a n B lood M a rk s.
S O M E P O L IT IC A L P O IN T E R S .
C o m p lim e n ta r y to C a n d id a te s S e e k ­
ing
N o m in a tio n s .
H untington H erald: J H A itkin for th e
republican nom ination for sta te trea su re r
has lieen a resident of H u n tington for
the past 17 years. He ia president and
m anager of th é Oregon C om m ercial Co.
one of th e largest m ercantile concerns in
this section of th e state, is p resident of
th e Bank of H u n tin g to n , and o( tbe H .
L um ber Co , is vice president of tb e O r­
egon D evelopm ent league which is doing
effective work for th e whole sta te , and
has alw ays taken a leading part in m at­
ters a d v a n c in g -tin s p a rt ui t> reg u a;ia
tbe B aker county m em ber of the rep u b ­
lican sta te cen tral com m ittee; has been
consecutively elected th re e term s m ayor
and two term s trea su re r of th is city. At
present he is a city councilm an and a
m em ber of the school board. He enjoys
th e confidence of the people of E astern
Oregon and is well anu favorably known
throughout tb e e n tire sta te . T he repub­
licans will m ake no m istake in n om inat­
ing JH A itkin for sta te treasurer.
Eagle Valley News: We believe th e a-
bove co m m enton Col A itk in 's candidacy
(or state trea su re r voices th e se n tim e n t
of the whole of E astern Oregon.
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Sunday W elcom e: It is th e universal
opinion of those who are fam iliar w ith
th e workings of th e slate prin tin g office
th a t Mr W hitney is th e best sta te p rin t­
er Oregon has bad. He has m anaged
bis otlice in a highly efficient m anner
w ithout w asting the tax payers’ m oney.
H is tre a tm e n t of those who have visited
bis office lias been courteous and fail.
Mr W hitnev is very popular w ith m em ­
bers of tb e fra te rn ity —they honor him as
a fellow w orkm an and employer. He ia
certainly entitled to another term aa a
reward for his faithfulness in carrying
out so honestly and carefully th e oblij a-
lions of bis tru st. If he becomes ?.>•
candidate th ere is not the slightest <NAs-
tion of his re-election.
Tillam ook H e ad lig h t: We notice th a t
HM C ake, of P ortland, has announced
him self a eandidate for U 8.8 en ato r on
the republican tickeL Moat everybody
in Portland hold Cake B rothers in high
esteem ,and th e H eadlight in introducing
H M to th e people of Tillam ook m akes
them acquainted w ith a gentlem an who
is clean politically, energetically em ­
ploye,! in everything th a t is to th e bene­
fit of O regon, sn d one who is certainly
deserving of support. T hat m uch we can
say for M r Cake, and m uch m ore too ¡1
necessary. As president of tb e P ortland
Com m ercial C lub, a live, energetic or­
ganisation, he comes in touch w ith peo­
ple of standing and influence from all
over Oregon, consequently he will devel­
op a big following in a short tim e.
A tale of horror waa told by marka of
human blood In the home of J N W illi­
ams, a merchant of Bac, K y . H e say«,
“ 20 year« ago I had severe hemorrhage
of the lungs, and was near death when
I began taklug I)r K ing«’ New Discov­
ery. I t completely cured me and I ’ve
remained well ever elnoe.” I t cures
hemorrhages, chronic ooughs, «ettlpd
Hillsboro Independent : H M Cake late
colds and bronchitis, and la the only
resident ol the Portland Commercial
K
known cure for weak lunge. E very hot
ub, is now a candidate for US.Senator
tie guaranlee<l by M am liAMedler, Wa«co on the republican ticket. The man that
runs against M r Cake w ill have to take
T ria l bottle free. 60c and |1 .
bis dust most ol the way, and come up
loser at the
tb e finish, (or be is popular, | ge­
IN N O d A L IS T If PATHS
nial, a w itty and brillian t spanker, folly
capable of conducting honor to any poai-
Cft|
W ith Very L ittle Regard for L a * of tion itliin th e gift of th e people.
Prlacc. Polentafe or People.
Governor ...................
Heoretarv of stale . . .
Treasurer ...................
Hupt Public I n et........
Labor Commissioner
A ttorney General . . .
State P r i n t e r ............
Senator (long te r m )..
Senator (short term ).
< ongreee, 1st diet
Supreme Judge
........C VV Barxee
........R C Brown
..........G It Cook
J C’ Hoetner
,.. W H Richards
............. C C Brix
J C Cooper
. . . . A G Hlmola
. J D Steven«
W W Mvera
. . W W Robblns
D e v ila ’ la la n d T o r tu r e
Is no worse than the terrible case of
piles that afflicted me It) year«. Then I
waa adviaed lo apply Iluckleua Arnica
Halve, and lees than a box permanently
oured me, wrltra L S Napier, Bugglee,
K y . Heala wounds burns and sores like
magic. 28o. at Marsh a Medierà, Wasco
A ll persons desiring
m y service«
s a in t
r lease n otify t» e % y le tte r a t Moro,
r« |o n . Joseph
Sanders,
V e te rin
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O ffio * in G in n b ld ’g.
a ry Burgeon
’V
Bee sdvts o f firs t class stallio ns
on 2<1 page to d a y. Pasteur Is owned
here D lu kn o in a h belongs In W a s « )
o ounty, and both have splendid
rroorda.
Ayers
When the nerves are weak
everything goes wrong. You
•re tired all the time, easily
discouraged, nervous, and
irritable. Your cheeks are
Sarsaparilla
and your blood is thin.
? ale
our doctor says you are
threatened with a nervous
breakdown. He orders this
grand old family medicine.
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