Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 23, 1907, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Daily capital journal., February 23, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1907)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOtTANAL, SALEM, ORBGON, SATURDAY, FKBKUAHV 2, 1007 3 1 tlBniiiaiilllllllll OCIETY mocfliflgs of Interest on the Gay Side of Life in the Capital City. gHHiaft' ' !'' Cannon nnd Mrs. W. N. Qatcns and Plcnsnnt Stag Pnrtjr. er given In the rink. Nearly GOO Many of tho youn gmen of tho spectators and skaters wcro present, University and their friends attend- and a mos tenjoyablo ovonlng was ed the stag social given Thursday spent. There wore prob'nbly a larg- evenlng In the gymnasium. G. A. or variety of costumes worn last Forbes, of the local Y. M. C. A., was night than at any previous masque, present and delivered the address making it more difllcult to dlstrlhuto ijof tho evening. Among other good tho prizes. Handsomo loving cups jLittttnrvn nH 41l ..-A . tM n tTrtrtll mill alflltaO W'tlfi I. rt rvlftrt n.t .. substantial luncheon. awarded as follews: Best lady skater, Miss Dcsslo Zldoll, as tho Unique Supper. "Oriental Girl' of Portland. This Tho Willamette girl gave a bup- was a very close ovont, as It was per last evening In tho First M. 13. necessary for Miss McCully and Miss lK CbridMn-Wslioi'. m lo"e wedd,nS WaS lwl wdnelay evening -lw . .,. ,.irtniico of Mr. OW"1'" v. C D.Gau"160"' l,,,a "'"'. wm Ruth Gabriclson becamo lj, of Chuunccy Bishop, botn !l and veil known young Tpeiple of Salem. Tne cere ' "w' . i in n vnrv lm- " . - iv Bov. W. R L grandfather of tho groom fuln Metschan of For land, L the wedding march and Mr. tDurghardt sang " ,,; More tiw ceremony. Tho bridal ...... insisted of a mntron of t mds of honor, a ring benror L person of Master ivonnuw. k nd the best man mt. v,w. .-..- U troth t of the groom, mo ! . .,.i n.iilf.r n ennony kl conpi" tn-,uu " " - - - U with a large lover -s kuul i , tunc The bride's gown wiw . .ilk marouisette ovor white Lnade empire and trimmed In las lace. She was nuor.ieu i pearl and diamond cresconi, -ilt of the groom, ami in tier I the wore orange blossoms sont fltndi In Los Angles. She car I show r bouquet of lilies of tuller, which were aawwuiu bated by the bride among nor Mends, Thf mnld ot nonor, Frederic Thlelsen, who wore redding gown of white ollyse. pink roses The mauls of Miss Aline Thompson, wonr- le cretn crepe do chono, nnd i Alien Meyer In pink silk, both king pink cnrnntlons. Mrs. Ga las was nsslstrd In tho function Kn. S. W Thompson nnd Mrs Griffith id bride Is the only daughter of fud Mrs, C, D. Gabriclson, and Weir known for her charming hers and winning personality. (room Is one. of thb most widely a young men In Oregon college, Entity and athletic clrclos, and wc-ral years past tho successful lr and proprietor of tho Sa- Wooloa Mill store, In which ho ktded his father, C. P. Bishop. wedding was wltnessod by- a ; number of Salem socloty people were intimate frauds of the con- J parties and family. Guests s oat of town were Mr. nnd Mrs. Bishop. Mrs Y T. Williamson, P 0 Pattrson, Mr. nnd Mrs. i FUher, Mr Chns. Sternberg MluMyro Mulr. of Portland; i Helen St. ,wer, of Jefferson, nnd i Metchan, of Portland. Gibrlelson home on Llborty J1 was appropriately dacorntod A occasion the dining room in l- Pink carnations and pink tulle. ue mantle w, re Orocon crnuo ti California polnsettn. The 'yi and doorways were boau dectratcd with Ivy. Utidal coui-le had bonn . tWred wuh gifts from far nnd A'tcr the congratulations tho 'f served with rafrosh- lm the nurr making did not UHI 'ney hnd departed on the strain for Sn Pranclsoo 'wtxtendd trip in California lliJ win return to live at Sa- Theatre Pni-tv. F & Hofcr gave a dlnnor nnd I my at which Senator M. J w daughter, Miss Juanl . ad Senator John S. Coke. wonty. wpr .... . ' " ceB at Salem during the w week with her father. - fclem Girt W.-1- Mr u M, j, .' tTthte of the,r r,.Joiie vs,iw.i. K 2S J?M' of Eighteenth wr ye!terdy 1 rj- Z a8 un,l"o n -- uauiu vnB nn r. A la. 1.M "ted by the Hlac tT. ?.mentS wero liSf. a"coon and a 1 y n j0yed. SHiT kg PHy. " T1TT V -- i"iTmr8lTenInlfc.u- iVx .tt?' a aiuj 'v.m,a7j,. great credit Is duo them for the de lightful time on rollers. Four prizes were nwnrded, Mrs. Will Thlelsen, ns "Tho Indlnn Princess," winning first plnco as tho best sustnlned character; tho prize for tho most elaborate cos tume wns awarded to Mrs. W. N. Gatcns, who Impersonated the "Witch of Endor"; Mrs. Wilson, ns tho "Military Lady," proved to be the best lady sknter, while Mr. Flem ing, In tho role of "An Arab," wns given first placo as the most clever skater among tho men present. Thcro wore many beautiful nnd unique costumes nnd It was a diffi cult task for tho committee to select thoso deserving prizes. During the ovonlng Photographer Trover, who wns present with his largo camera took flash lights of tho maskers; a Cherry Luncheon. Mrs. Win, Brown gavo n luncheon on Washington's blrthdny annlver Bary to about twelve of her lndy frionds. Although thore woro ninny pa triotic appointments, It might bo cull ed n "chorry luncheon" ns thoy pre dominated In the decorntlons. The tablo was extremely protty. A rnro old, cnndlobrn, colonial, with chorry colored caudles, formed 'the center piece, at tho bnso of which bunches of chonios woro scnttorod ovor the cloth. In a circle' around this stood smnll American Hags in groups. Tho place plntoB wero chorry plntoB, tho placo cards small American lings, and tho fnvors littlo hntchets upon which Jny a bunch of chorrlos, Tho schomo wns carried out in numerous other wnys and nlso in tho serving. Star nnd stripes woro prominont in tho wnll decorations nnd at ono end church, which wns as much enjoyed for Its uniqueness as for tho delicious eatables. Tho customer registered ut a booth near tho entrance for c r tain courses in study nnd correspond ing to these studios wcro entnblcs, which wero delivered upon the pro scntntlon of tho roglstrntlon crird. A fow of tho courses wero ns fol fel fol eows: "Language," cold tongue; "Elocution," Boston brown bread nnd beans; "Physiology," cold heart; "German," choose; "Spanish Eco nomics," bananas. Tho money rnlsed will bo used to help tho athletic ocmmltoo. MnHqiit Lust Night. The masquerade nt tho Auditorium InBt night was ono of tho largest ev- Zldoll to skate by thomsolvos In or ler to determlno tho winner. Boat costumed lndy, Miss Annlo Swnrtz; host gentleman skater, . Stnhl, nB a military officer; best costumed gon tleman, A. L. Wallace, as a Mexican; host sustained character, gantlemnu, Arthur Moyer.s, as tho "Jow Pod dlor, and Miss Nnlllo Peterson re ceived n prlzo for the host sustained lndy character. Goorjjo Was Honored. At tho homo of Mr. Vnrloy, South Salem, a George Washington hntchot pnrty wns given Inst night by tho young Indies of the Epworth League Hatchets, decorated with ribbons in tho national colors, wero worn . ns souvenirs. r 44-HI4-4HH-6H--f-f-4'-fra4 WW Latest New York Fashions j; 4iH-Hi444M- Now York, Feb. 23. Thero nro slashed over velvet aro frequently two kinds of skirts evidently to bo scon ns n picturesque revival of n worn this coming season, nnd tho dlf J by-gone fnshlon. forenco Is n marked ono. Some nro Tho draped waist or tho surpllcu elaborately trimmed, othors quite,. Is often seen and its popularity Is plain with tho only trimming on tho ( owing no doubt to Its universal ho walst. Tho modern woman has found ' comlngness which with n fow niodt- by cxporlonco thnt tho skirt to bo ! Mentions may be mndo to suit almost worn with nny dogroo of comfort on tho street must bo plain.' Thus thero Is n fig dlvldo botwoen tho skirt for utility nnd tho skirt for cere monious wonr. It Is this nood of propriety of time nnd plnco thnt creatos tho dlfforonco In tho skirts this spring. It Is to bo hoped that women linvo loarnod tho lesson for good. A great many of tho trimmed Bklrts havo n band nt tho foot rather than nny other mode, but It Is n modo of tho room, wns a portrait of the that tho short woman must bowaro "Father of Our Country." In the doorwny nt tho othor end of tho room, where ropes of smllnx formed tho portlcrs, was suspended an lm monso bunch of cherries hold in placo with quantities of chorry color ed ribbon. of ns It Is npt to tako from hor Inches In a most doporablo way If not handled wlh tho grontost care. The Btout woman should avoid It altogether. A handsomo gown seen lately nt a any figure. It may bo looso and full nnd bringing for tho thin woman; It may bo drawn down tightly for the stout woman for whom It cun bo made to give ndded waist line. Tho drossmakor who knows hor busi ness can uso these lilona to her cllonts' advantage A dross hnvlng an oxtremoly plain skirt bordored nt tho bottom with a band of laco ovor a contrasting color nnd above It ono of narrow volvot ribbon, had n d rap ed surplice waist. A yoko of tuckod chiffon wns toppod with a collar of tho same, and to the" yoko wns at tached tho bodlco proper. Around tho back, ovor tho shoulders and down tho fronts wns arranged n full Biiipllco ondlng nt tho waist and crossed over to tho loft sldo ornn- Covors wore lnld for Masses Kitty ,clth w,th n lmml of "nnn0 voIvet for . .... .. 'n Mnm .at vnnn iinnrn Tiiiirn u'liu 11 .Monro. Mnrcnrot uosnor. Mao noise. . '" . v,i' . luncheon hns developed from blue montod with n rosotto. Tho sloovos woro oi me punou vnrioty slashed ovor laco and tucked chllTon. Tho deeply undulating band of volvot edged on tho lowor sldo with knlf ploatod tnffotn. Tho samo rufllo Mrs. Honry Meyers, jrrs. Iteubon Bolso, Jr., Mrs. C. L. McNnry, Mrs W. H. Eldridue. Mrs. A. N. BubIi. Mrs. Chns. Grny, Mrs. Jonnlo Kyle odgo-lmnd bordered tho deep laco and Mrs. R. F. Prnol, of Portland. OK0 0I l 1C0- Anomor Kuwn wns ot uincK bmk naving n irom At Albany. Ipnnol and plontod sldos, nnd n dooj) Tho. Delta PI Sorolty. prominent "om of I,nnne volvot ftt tno 8l(los nml young lndlos of Albany gavo a dan- ck. un oacn siuo oi mo Vunm cine nartv last ovenlntr. which was volvot wns cut to run upwnru 10 nttnn.i.j i. ...., ,.nnni fni nn,.t' knee dentil In a nniTOW band. Tho ..vvunuvu wj ;uuub l-vwi-iu .u... iun-, - ,lll ..... i.. ,.. . .. ,r,i land, Eugene. Salem nnd mnny othor. volvot was ougou nt mo top nnu - h..h ... ..io.-. iny are places. Among thoso going from." "Il of tho. hand of pasBomo- Snlntn xvpo M I T.lnli lTnrrnn. torlO. TllO BlOOVOS WOrO of VOlVOt -"" " ....ww w ......,.., Althon Mooros, Messrs. Ralph Cro glrdlo wnfi of volvot. At tho prosont moment tho lighter moro trnnspnront mntorlnls are tho most popular, nnd with tho gront numbor of thorn to ohooso from It Is by no moans a difficult tnsk to soloct attractive designs nnd to hnvo n vn rioty nnd not nocossarlly nt groat ox pouso oither. Hand painted nnd printod chiffon Is in most oxqulslto colorings and doslgns nnd are nlso and Ivan Onkoh. ' ...1.1. ... 111.. ..! .1. tsi.i win. ciiiu-linu juuLun ill. mu iuii glrdlo was also of volvot Piny nt Conallls. Tho PporloBS ortihoatrn loft vos torday morning for Corvallis whoro , fln0 wools. nnd thoso borders will be i. ... j i .. 'ii and Jn ortrrv offnntn nlmllnr tfi thriHO u piuyeu nn unKaguiuuni lum, uv-n of necessity oxnonslvo. tho linnd painted onos, but tho printed ones Tho. ro offoctlvo enough for most pooplo to bo sntlsflod with. Tho colors aro Bocauso of this now hem many! fascinating, as well ns tho fashion of matorlals aro wovon with bordors t"o plain bnnds of color around tho they nro soon In silks, cotton nnd i horn, and then tho linos of flowers lug. Chvnmwa Dnnco. Tho Modern Brotherhood of Amor- used to carry effects similar to thoso Just dosorlbed. Bosldcs tho wovon borders thero aro insertions pnsso montorlos, bnndlngs, ns well ns tho plain mntorlals In a contrasting lea gavo an apron and necktie danco 8"nlo that will be used to trim thoso last night In their bnll at Chemnwn. skirts. Especially nro thoy used on and sucoedod in clenrlng enough tho lighter materials and would seem money to finish paying for their ja though their uso had been called new hali. The lodge la reported to i into voguo by the noed of some weight to hold tho skirt in tno grace ful lines now considered essential. A dainty gown the bodlco of which wac cut by a most fotchlng and novel be in a flourishing condition and now owns a hall valued at $2500. Tho entertainments that havo been given by tho lodge thero In tho past havo boon enjoyd by many poplo of i modo was a combination of pno of r.i--- j. t . ii.. ......' ihi rtAur wnnl tnffntna hnvlnir n finr Salem, and tho hop last night was one of tho best that has been held in tho hall. Tho Mattals orchestra furnished tho music, and refresh ments were served during tho even ing. Pleasant Surprise. A pleasant surprise) was given on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Armstrong, on North Fifth street. In houor of Mrs. Alex ander, who left Thursday evening for her home In Florence, after visiting for some time in North Salem. The evening was spent in games muslo and conversation, after which a light luncheon was served. Thoso present were: Mr. and Mrs. Rhusey, Mr. and Mrs. Dlmler, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nuabnum, Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Armstrong, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Willson, Mrs. Blakely, Mrs. Georgia. West, Mr. Frlbert, the Misses Matlla Byron, Mabel and Ethel 4 Bertha, and Ada Willlasiioa s'wi tie Messrs. Fraalc Lkttert, Gorge ftotler, Billie NuktM, Le Mara a4 Xlaaer Art tro ;. tho new wool taffotas having a bor der which was used for both skirt and bodice. 'Tho blouso was made over a lining, first a laco covering and then an over portion of the goods edged wih tho bordering which re sembled somewhat tho Jumper-waist Just now so fashionable. Llttio capo- llko extensions at tho shoulders wero used to givo breadth to tho figure and make the waist Bcem smaller, while tho tabs, extensions of the blouso fronts, and tho long lines of tho skirt added to tho height The skirt is ono of the charming circular models with box-plaits at tho front and bock, hanging in graceful folds about the bottom. A border band rumi around tho sides and back but on tho two box-plaits that form a front panel, which Is bare of the border, are three buttons placed hori zontally. Bodices or velvet or cloth -made with wide plaits arranged to cross over and show a front of fine lin gerie or lace are one of tbo now fads. The folds are draws down so tightly that there la bo suspicion of cUHftlnew. The short puffed slaves nnd lonvos or moro conventionalized doslgns running up townrds tho waist nro in most dollcato shadings. Thoso nro in hoautlful tonoH of groy. mauvo while pnlo blues and pinks nro satisfactory also, if, perhaps not so orlzlnnl. Much deponds upon tho linings for thoso thin materials, for thoy make or mar the coloring, nnd, indeed, it takes tho eyo of nn artist to obtain tbo desired effect in many Instances Tho tones of groy can bo Intensified or modified nnd often entirely trans formed by tho grey lining, while most fascinating harmonies in mauvo TWO FASHION and bluo and pink nnd crimson can bo Bccmpllshod by tho lining being of deeper or llghtor hue. Then for thoso who prefer tho moro conserva tive colorings tho background ut the pamo shade or Just a tone lighter can be had, so that, as can woll bo Imag ined It Is possible to get an unlimit ed rango of coloring. Ono point in favor of these figured thin materials should also bo borno in mind they roqulre no other trlmlng, tho pattern furnishing that, so that laco in yoko or bertha and tho glrdlo or bodlco of satin velvet or silk Is all suffi cient. Often, too, tho latter can bo omrnltted when an empire or princess stylo Is chosen. These styles have been so conspic uously for so long a time that there are well founded rumors from bead quarters of fashion to the etfoct that ere long tbey will no longer reign as prime favorites. In spito of all the rumors, however, the Influence of the empire Is raost distinctly notice able and the princess gowss are wort popular. There is not the seat ex aggerated rading ot the fashion 3 0 0 niMIIIIIIIIIII' BBBBBBBBSWS 0fBBBBBBBBBBBBJBBMfk , , BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBll ' ' -BBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBfHBBSRBSBB ' ' .BBBBBBBBBBRlBBBkSBBBBBBBl ' jjSSSSSSBSSSSBBSSSSSBSSBBSBBfeS , jBBBHlR3h fE-RU-HA HP ,,. y y) couch. ?jecMacgtSy. iff GnippB. I gsgwMlj. 'Mr'V TKvH lsS& I .'III ami 1 vA x T t SI II I ' 1I . 1 ! I llll Itt 0ffll. 2"K. '1 II III I . gflillMa J UI Consider Pc-ru-na The Finest Remedy On The Market And Worthy Of The Confidence Of All Good Peojtle. Mrs, Celeste CovclL Recommending I'c-ru-na to Her friends. Mrs, Celosto Covoll, formorly Prculdeut of tho UoUy Rons Kducntlonnl ; and Bonovolont Socloty, writes from 1I.T2 Harrlnon stroot,Chlcngo,lll,t 'Only thopo who havo sufforod with lulluonxn nnd havo boon cured 6an I nppreclnto how grutoful I fool that such a uplendld medicine- nn Pcrunn ban , been placed nt tho door of ovory man and woman, I only wish thnt all Know of its lino qualities. "Incuses of catarrh of thontomnoh andhoad Ihavosoonsomoromarkabla I curcB through its uso. I consldor your Poruun tho finest remedy ou tho I mnrkot and worthy of tho confidence of all good pooplo." Recommends Pc-ru-nn. Mrs. Allco J. Borduor, 31111 Maplo Ave, Harrtsburg, Pa., wrllost "1 linvo found a euro in Poruun. 1 can not rocommend Poruun enough. I hIho thank you for your kind attention to mo. I nm as woll as could bo ovor slnco I begun tuklng Poruua." A Letter to the Public. Mr. Tofft Johnson, lift) 85th stroot, Bath Boaoh, Brooklyn, N. Y., writes : "In all my oxporlmonts with lni-cll-olnoa in tho effort to Improve a condi tion impaired by overwork, 1 havo found imtlilng that hns tlonu so much good ns Porunn, As a tonlo It In grand. "I tako plcnnuro In rccommondlng It to profesulonal pooplo nnd to tho publlo In gonornl." Praise For Pe-ru-na. MliaElUL. MntthowH,box 111, Hill Clty.Tonn., wrlte: "Prom oxporiftiico 1 hnvodocldod that thoro could bo no greater medialno. In tho world thnn Porunn. I nm ovor ready to pralso Poruna to my frionds." In oither case, but tho linos have boon tried and found ho generally be coming that tho fashion Is bound to romnln with tin n while longer. Most InteroHtlng has It boon to notice how tho linos have boon adopted to tho Indlvldunl, to ncconluato slondornoflq, to dlHguiso stoutness, and by the hnng of tho skirt to glvo graco nnd stylo. Tho spring Is bringing us n great many nttrnctlvo grownu and suits to gether with so many lovely matorlals that If thoro bo nny fault to II ml with Onmo Fnshlon it Ih on tho scoro of , generosity. Coat suits nro mndo In ' slmplo tullorod stylo nnd nro eml nontly serviceable as wall as smart. Ono shows tho simple box-plaints nt front, bnok nnd sides. It wns made with golden brown cloth with collar and cuffs of volvot. All thu I'utor 1'ijn moduls nro bolng greatly used for tho youngor girls i gulmp.0' effects too, nro woll liked and so tno of tho most modish of all tho gowns shown nro mndo uftor this model showing tho omplre skirt nnd protty full w-nlst with contrasting Bloovos. What Is known ns tho new emplro skirt, or tho slmplo full gored skirt that gives tho short wnlstllno ut tho back with tho normal one nt tho front, is a pronounced favorite and is so graceful and becoming that it well desorvos all its vogue. Evory variation of tho ovorwnlst Is much worn Just now, and there seems evory likelihood thnt its favor will bo continued during tho summer at least. A very charming and nttrnc tlvo afternoon gown shows ono of tho bost and at tho same tlmo slm pllest that havo yet been devised worn with tho six-gored circular skirt that is so thoroughly satisfactory. Tho model Is mndo from honrlottn both In tho beautiful violet shado and is trimmed with black silk braid whllo tbo gulmpo portions are ot ecru lavo ovor whlto chiffon. Waist and gulmpo portions aro all In ono but tho gulmpo Is closed Invisibly at tho loft, sldo beneath tho over waist whllo tho waist Isolf Is closed at the confer. Mnny changos nro rung on thetwj Jumper models, o Buying American Impleinciifi. Now York, Feb. 23. Record breaking exports of American agri cultural Implements nnd machinery will bo inado to Russia and tbo Ar gentine republic this season. Three completo shiploads aro to be for warded to Black Sea ports during tbe next ten days besides tho largo shipments ot parts already mado Two complete shipments have al ready Vena forwarded to Argentina d orders are on hand for some this like $3,500,000 worth more. ThlBdonson up to thoproHont 40,000 tons have been exported. Thu for eign business In agricultural machin ery Ih rapidly growing, particularly in HtiHHla, whero American mnutt-fneturot- of this description show nn lucrunuing popularity, mainly owing to tho facts that tho machinery suttB local conditions, nnd Its oxtrume ItghtnuHH. Tho lnttor permits of much belter transportation thnn. European makoe. In faot, whorovor thoy nro Introduced, American agri cultural mnchluoH quickly supcrscdo ovorythlug turned out by foreign competitors. Tho question of prlco Is not eoiiHltlorid by thu nverugo buyor abroad, farming machinery mado In tho United Stutou readily commanding a higher llguro than tho products of British and Gorman fac tories. Tho oxp,ortH of agricultural machinery nnd implomonts nro ux poctud to oxuood $2C,000,000 this year. ' HotiHo IOvnilng. S. I). 77, Ilodsou, rotating to salo of wator by Irrigating companion operating under, the Carey act. Passed. H. I). 100, Slchol, to protect Mult nomah fulls. Passod. H. B. 4D4, Colo, to relievo tbe Umatllla Water Users' association. Failed to pass. ti. B. 244, McDonuld, to fix salary of Bchool Htiperltendent of Union county. Passed. S. II, 174, Booth, relating to tho usu of water for Irrigation, power lighting, etc. Indefinitely postponed. S. II. 136, Coihow, relating to registration of land titles. Passod. S. B. 90, Whealdon, to appropriate $00,000 for extension of portage road from Big Eddy to Tho Dallos Report of committee of whole with amendments adopted. Failed to pass. S. B. 93, Laughery, to aid Orogon normal school ut Monmouth am), contral Oregon normal school nt Drain. Failed to pass. S. B. 199, MoDouald, fixing salary ot tho county treasurer of- Union county. Passed, Recess at 10:45 until 9 a. ro. A fMUU ha TIM Will save nine. 80 will a bottle ot Ballard's Horohownd Syrup alwayt kept on hand save many a spell ot sickness. A sure cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis and whooping cough, Mrs. 8 , Jlot Springs, Ark., wrUest "I kw a bottle ef Ballard's Uorehousd Byrup is my medlciae cheat, and thak my fecthest many times. It h Kvtd may severe stelta t slikaees." Hold tgr D. J. Trf. i