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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 100S hnt It? Want a nerve tonic? Want a blood purifier? . Want a strong alterative ? Want a family medicine? m want it without alcohol? Ask your doctor Ask your doctor Ask your doctor Ask your doctor i i A.,.r.nn wain ii wiwjoui aiconoir ASK vour doctor i'ZTmnluZlu Want Ayer's Sarsaparllla? Askour doc o tthtlhtf VOU Uan " r n ii?hef0r?i'?1?!!0f'1?'i'r "'"''" Ask your doctor do TaV Low 11. Mmi 1 fcAGO NEWS LETTER takes one side of the bet and Its cms- Mjwwr mu ouior ulde. If the cus tomer wins, Ihe buckothop must lose. If the buckotshop mnkes moil oy, It must follow that the custo mers lose money. To nnf It in nnmi.. or way, It Is for the Interest of the bucketshop proprietor that his cus- Itomers lose money, it is tnv tim in. Iterost of legitimate merchants thnt . 'their customers make money. Tho I profits of tho bucketshop nro . has brought out spring .fever fatuated customers. The Impoverish. ;onis a-p.enty, chiefly In in-.ment of their customers meanB tho j concerning summer vuumuu weaun 01 me uuckotsnop; and yet, oents nnu purcinisu m kuiuuh uruiiKo 10 say, Knowing this, their with no exposition on hand patrons encorlv enter tho imnnnni rear tho tor-centenary of the contest. Tho buckotsliop boars tho Ing oi wutuix uj uumuvi u niimo rt'iunuu o icgmmnio comtnor nlaln, for which the Dominion clal bodies that a counterfeit bears amen ha3 voiea uv.uuw, 10 n genuine bill. In contrndldtlnc .iik'v to bo accented as a sub- tlon from tho liiipkntnlinn atnnj in. ( for tho Prlncd of Wnles will , gltlmnto commercial exchnngos or r eeverai warompa uuu uuiuu.uonrus oi trauo. U tome 20,000 of them, the u mimber probably thnt has ns Lt it old Quebec slnco tho unt il vrtlch both tho French nnd hh cenerals lost tneir lives. Fctlebrntlon will witness tlio Lrmatlon of the famoiiB Plains ibribnn, now descrnted by fnc- jnd Jail, to a nnuonni pant, lso will mnrk tl10 consolidation rnnimmi.iv iiuvub' n""; ftii Canadian Northern, hnv- lonnrtlon from tltlownter to the i maintains. A ueginning hub id bien made In tho restoration kpo-t of Quebec to Its former Inesj on the St. Lnwronco. Al- Jr the largest stenmorB in mo ai c fl(tt trading to Cnnnda sail E Qiubce in icaci oi Montreal, Mantel to which Is scarcely deep igh br the vessels or Heaviest M. nn.l tho opening of tho Urate h of tho Canadian North- fcueb'c rnlhvny will bo tlio nrsi Ert itcp townrdB making Que lle crmlnal shipping point of the second of Canaan's trnns- Icenttl railways. Doth tlio Inclal governments of Quebec Ofnrlo have anproprlatd 000 each In nddltlon to the lnIon $300,000 to mako tho rlon lotab'e It Is proposed by itilci of New York nnd Vor- b drbratc tho discovery or fhann'a'n next year. A cotil lion wis appointed Inst year by t.Vew fork state government to e prcnrntlons for this. buretohon Is n nrotonnp; It il D transact buslnoss, whon lie, It rxerclses no commercial Uon n d Is devoid of every com- rlil feturo; It Ib n deliberately dliat-d organized frnud." i did focretnry Goorgp F. Ston, he Chlaco Iloard of JTrado nay taped to the kind of gambling ;hld"a behind a cloak of loglu- br anmmlng board of trade iltiea. Th's was udded oxtom- ntoaslj to a sot spocch ho de ed at ''alumbUB O., Inst woek it Ohb Millers' stato asaocln- 'The bucketaliop," ho added, Wt to n s rvlce whon no sor- u pcrfrmed: It moro'y wonvoe ) nn j watches for Ub vlctlma. For the hundreds of young men from the cotilrnl west who enlisted in Uncle Sam'p big naval forco3, thoro will booh bo a training sta tion at Lnko Dluff, noar Chlcngo, for which $l,00r,000 will be ap propriated by this congress. This big Institution Is nrarlng comple tion on tho lnko shore, whero young recruits will bo trained to manage the great gunB nnd shins of Uncle Sam. Tho Importance of location of a training school or this kind wns ron'lzod by the naval authorities and in Bolectlng n Bite they figured thnt nenr Chicago they would best ob tain tho thousands of young men who enlist from the central westorn states. It Ib nald thnt about 70 por cent of thd mon in Uncle Sam's navy woro recruited from thoo slater, and It Is interesting to note that these men hnvo tho repMtatlon of being tho best Bailors, tho most nccurnto gunners, tho coolest officers nnd the bet all-around Boamon. At present In tho hnrbor of Chicago tho long white govornmont bont, "Dorothea," Is ubciI for the naval mllltln, but by tho time tho training Hcnooi is completed one or moro bog ships will probably bo Bent horo for use In training tho progpectlvo sca mon. Another boat hero Is tho Nashville, nt present undergoing n carefu' ovnrhaullng nnd refitting to bo a shtor ship to the Dorothea. Tho nv nnvnl training stntlon nt Lake UMirr will cot in tho neighborhood of $2,000,000 nnd will nccommo-dnt- abon 2,000 recruits. This now station will rank next to Newport In ImportnncR and tho gunboats on Lnko Michigan will bo mnuned by tho best tralnod recruits In tho country. to Investors and for consequent ben efits to those securities which are "O. K.'d" For 15 years the Stock Exchange has bpon nt La Salle and Washington streets, In a building which gave it free rent in exchange for tho use of Its name, but for the benefits of th chnngo heavy rentnl charges have been nsumed nnd nt laBt a commit too has taken up a carefMl cnnvnss to bring about changes for the Jiet'er In stock dealings. Thus tho Wo t w!M tnke tho lend In tho only policy thnt will restore confidence. President W. H. Colvln hnB taken an nctlvo Inter est In tho steps to bring about hero tho improvements, which Wall street's operations have lnckod. "Ono Touch of Xnturo Makes tho Whole Worli! Kin." When a rooster finds a big fat worm ho calls all tho hens In the farm yard to come and sharo It. A similar trait of human nature Is to be observed when a mnn discovers something exceptionally good lio wants nil his friends nnd neighbors to Bharo tho benefits of his dlscov. ery. Thin Is tho touch of naturo that makes tho wholo world kin. This explains why pooplo who have been wired by Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy write letters to tho manufactu rers for publication, that others sim ilarly ailing may also use it nnd ob tain relief. Behind every ono of theBe letters is n warm hearted wish of the writer to bo of ubo to Bomcono else. This remedy is for salo by Dr. Stno's drug store. ROHEUTSON WRITES PROM SILVER LAKE THE CLASSIFIED Tho removal of tho Chicago Stock Exohnnge t& tho Rookory building, furhor down La Salle street, wked another chnngo In tho finan cial rotations of tho WeHt to tho East, nlthc'igh the most obvloiiB sign of It Is tho grouping of tho fl- nsnclol InstlttiMoni in Chicago tho big bnnks, Stock Exchange nnd Hoard of Trade within n radius of thro b'ocks. Tho banks In tho sroiiM hive rnfih rosourcos of nonrly Ii a cabling contrlvnnco pure- smo.oou.OOO nnd deposits of ovor T'-o u Is thoroughly no- jsoo.OOO. 000, tholr capital being ingb ImltiHtriiU nnd morcan- 003 to $30,000,000 nnd ovor thoso (e It pollutes everything- It ths oloarlnz houso association oxor- fin tuna taints ovorybody with eles r verv close esplonaKO. Howov- paiMsi any mnnner Idontlfled. cr tho procoas of purging nnd To rs cvy pernicious ntui un- conatructlon In flnnnclnl affairs is ''ire nd h at war with ovory Klirnlflcnntlv connected with tho p.a" iiiust y and ovory pi In- "moving' day" of tho stock ox- ' ?: hnntlle life. It 1 n rhanev In tho llstlnir of Bocurltloa pc- f-r rttlng upon quotations hereafter inoro of the needful dill- 'r.p f n y guise of comnier- genco nnd vigor Is to bo employod by ja" 3 'ons iiiirketonoM this wostorn oxcliance for protection in f immmmtmmmmmmw mwm m Mafa1 J Mi ct B- M.ir ak Sal ti liv aaaw bbbKbv OlvintYoi ITnvft Alwnva "Rnnrrlit. n.nl ivliloli Im linnn to uso Tor over 30 years, lins lorno tlio Bl;nnturo of 0 - n(l Jms been nindo under his per- rZ ?. ,-&-, Sonal snporvislon slnco its infancy. J CwX Allcnv no ono to deceive you in thlH. All Couterfflts. TmifnrlmiH niul".Tnst-ns-irood" nro but I Expcruems tlmt trlilo with nnd oiidnner tho health of "luuusauu Children Experlenco ngnuist Kxiiorlment. Vhat is CASTORSA Castorl is x lmrniless substitute for Castor OH, Pare Borie, W.A s nnd Soothing Syrups. It la PIcMMMt. It fonuiii iieuher Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio fcbst..to. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms ond a! y j t verislmess. It cures DIarrliom and "Wind cHc. trcliccB Teotlihif? Troubles, euro Constipation J'al iiih-r. . It assimilates tho Food, rejfiilntos tho i" n ir ,t UowoLs, giving healthy and natural sluup. o C Ulr.-.i.s Pauuceo Tho Mother's Priend. IE"UKE CASTORIA ALWAYS n-. -, . c:nn4-.L JLt'i- . wa mguudum v f MOM" JTJ "XV A 44i iTfieand You HaYe Always BougM In Use For Over 30 Years, thc ciMTiu coMMr( t ttuuutv (TatcT. Hew o cr. Silver Lake, Oro. (Ed. Jcurnnl.) I take this opportunity to send n rew words nbout my trip to Sliver Lake, Wo had n plcsant trip, the roads woro flno nnd wo arrived nt my ranch all right, making tho trip of -HO miles In 13 dny. laying off only two days. Pound tho weather hero flno nnd warm and tho graBS good for this time of tho year. Wo mot some of our friends froih Sa lem on their return trip not well pleased with 1iIh country. Their ntay was so phort, however, one or two days and with no guides, thnt thoy could not Judgo tho country. It would bo unueaonable to think thoy could find n first-class ploco of 'and, with so ninny In senrch for lnnd, In so short n time. I find today thnt sovernl flno llttlo valleys that I recommendod to nnrtlog in Snlom nro still vncant nnd onon for soino lucky homoHokor. To my frlonds nnd neighbors of Salem and to tho roadon of tho Journal, I wish to Bay that if you ovor got n ploco of govornmont lnnd you will have to bo gutting It Boon. I have soon 15 men since I started on my Journey, sonilng to Lake county to tnko up lnnd. I will romnln hero a few weeks nnd will assist any porson In finding n ploco of valloy land which will Bomo day mako n vnlunblo farm nnd happy home. Come nt onco to Silver Lake via Shanlko-Ilond, nnd Btop off nt Robertson's ranch, ton miles from Sllvor Lnko at Warm Spring Flat. Tho soil of this country Is sandy nnd covored with sago nnd bunch grnsa. Junlpor and yellow plno for ostj nro nonr nt hand nnd wo aro on'v n short distance from n snw mlll nnd lumbor camp. Lumber la ohoap. Tho chlof Industry Is stock raising but tho country Is fast be coming n fnrmlng country. Every thing la nlontlful hut high pricod dwlng to the distance from the rail road. I will aasist anyuouy wno wishes to tnke ui n homostoad down bore. Wo brought with us Mr. Wha land and Mr. Parmer from Salem, my son, F. A. Robertson, and Mr. Kail and Mr. Hazon of Gray's Har bor. Dr." Whlto, of Salem, nnd Mr. HoJetnnd, of Portland, nro oxpoctlng to start for this country soon. I have seen no gnme slnoo I arrlvod but thero nro plonty of tracks. There are plonty of nwiin and wild goose nn.l some coyotos. I romnln, yours tr,,iy J. C. ROBERTSON. SUvorlske, Oregon. , .. o- RIiemimtlMii, More than nine out of ovry tn cases of rhoumatlam nro simply rlifunmtlwn of tho muclos", due to co'd or' damp woathor or ohron n rheumatism. In such ciee no Inter nal treatment Is required. The fr application of Chamberlain's- Lini ment Is all that la neoded, and It h. certain to glvo qulok rellof. Give It trial and aee for yoursqlf how quickly It relives the pain and sor- ni'H''. niw " t"i .. .--. - cents Sold by Dr. ntone'a drug store. o OASTOHIA. Bmti tt4 y,h Kllrf "aWAMag BBt FOR SAIiK FOR RENT For Bale The I. M. Wngncr estnto of 170 ncres. A good farm sult ablo for grain or fruit. Prlco $30 per nere. Enqulro Esther Neal, Routo 3, box 4, Turner, Or., enro J. T. Edwards. 4-21-lw For Side A plnco of 20 acres; C ncres of fruit; hnrd finished houso, lnrge barn, all In cultivation; 2 nilleo oast of Salem. Enqulro Journal office. 4-21-lw Worlds of Bloom Cnlla lilies, rosea, violets, cinorarlas, hyacinths, daf fodils, etc, and everything In Bea son. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Court street, Salem. 3-24-tf For Sale First-class carpot paper at this offlco; 25c for a big roll. For Sale nt Rnrgnln Eight-room house and lot, 323 N. Church St. Seven-room houso nnd lot 555 Chemekotn St. W. H. Sloper, 221 N. Front St. 4-13-lmo Wiring, Wiring Wo will wiro your buildings new or old In an abso lutely first class manner at prices cheaper than ovor boforo known in Salem, Hyde Bros. Electric Co., 322 N. High. Phono C09. 4-1 5-1 mo Subject to AuVniioe In Prlco I offor 120 ncros, bIx mllos out; 50 clear ed nnd In cultlvntlon; balanco pnn turo; somo timber; family or chard; nil noccssnry buildings; team, vehicles, stock, machinery, etc., worth $2000 go with placo nil for $7000 on terms. Adjoining property rated nt $90 por aero. Paul M. Sims, 222 N. Commercial. Phono Main 729. Eggs Rose comb Rhode Island Rerit Bost of nil chickens, 15 oggs $1. Phono 9C0, nftor Wodnoidny April 15, MrB. E. T. Judd, Salem. Oro. 4-14-2W Nicest Furnished Rooms In tho city; ratos reasonable by day or wook. Gas and bath; centrally located. Call and Investigate. Mrs. G. F. Seeley, 2G3 Front St. 4-20-lmo. 'fhcLaatiict o Ml uj" Sii?onC2will be given nt Wado's hall, N. Lib erty street, Saturday night, April 25. All arc Invited. 4-24-2L Shcpnrd i Holder Real estate agency. Room 1, Stousloft Bldg. Agopts for Jacobs-Stein Co., Port land, Lnrgost subdivision opcra . tors' on the coast. 4-20-lmo. Board nnd Rooms, Home Cooking BcBt 2 Go meal In city, you help yoAirsolf. Largo ploaennt rooms. Rending rooui. Rates roasonnb'o. Investigate. W. II. Bradley, Prop., 357 Commercial street. 4-20-lmo. Concrete Work Get my prices on sidewalks, curbs, septic tnnks nnd cement work of any kind. All work gunrantood flrst-class. Mr. Ward, Highland add. Phono 5G9. 3-24-tt Will Call nnd Pay CubIi For mon'f cast off clothln, brokon wntchoa nnd Jowclry. Wo clonn and press. High grndo work. Phono 903. Blgourncy, 4P3 Stato. 1-26-tf, HOTELS AND RESTAURATfTS. mimmiiimm iihih The Whke House Restaurant X For n Regnhur It 25c Dinner at 20c J Thoy can't bo bent McGHclirist & Son rroprletors. timiimiiiiniiniiiiBJ Wanted If you want n marblo or granlto monumont wo can save you money. Wo don't pny big rout nor city taxes you get tho benoflt Como nnd got our prices, nnd bo convlncod. Our shop Is In City Viow comotory. . J. D, Ilonhnniinn, manager. Phono 12CG. 3 lG-tf For Sale 312 ncros, 250 ncros bot tom lands, balanco uplnnd timber ed; 130 ncros cultivated; two Btory house, two large barns, ono Btnnll 4-ncro orchnrd; 3 mllos from town; switch at farm; lino loca tion. A raro bargain If sold In 10 dnys. Easy terms. Addrosj Rt. 2, Ilox 105, Salem, Or. 4-21-71 Knlnrged Vogct Lumber nnd Fuel Co. Lunv bor .shingles, building mntorlal, wood and coal. Low prtcon nnd prompt dollvorlos, Ono block oast of S. P. pasBongt" dopot. Phone 198. 7-2-tf Ilutto Ni Wendcroth -Flno wlnoa liquors nnd cigars. Wo bandit tho colobrntod Kollog garni Castle whiskies. Cool nnd refreshing beot constantly or draught. South Commorclnl atroot. 9-3-lyr For Sale Sorted first class pota- Our moat mnrkot on East Stato tooB nt Fry's warehouse Enqulro street has boon doubled In bIzo nnd nt Dick Wostncotfa livery stablu wo nro hotter proparod than ovor to or phono 329. Prlco 40c por sack. rvo customorB. Prompt sorvlco nnd 4-23-1 w I tlio boat of moats oitr motto. Call i 'or phone 199. B. 13, EdwnrdB Mont For Side Ono or two good cows, n co. fow Pokln ducks and blaok Minor ca ohlckons. T. II. Blundoll, Mornlngsldc. Phono 1372. 4-23-3t FOR SALE A Good Investment A 7-room mod orn rosldonce within 2 blocks of streetcar; 4 blocks to buslnoss center; easy terms If doHlrod. Prlco $2400. This Is worth Investi gating. Insuros you n greater In come than having your money In tho bank or Investing in U, S. gold bonds. Here "h Another Simp 5 ncree cloijo to Salem, nbout $1 mllo to street car. A lnrgo 8-room houso, barn, 45x45; about 40 fruit troos of dlfforont vnrlotles, also small fruit building; can't bo dupllcatod uhort of $3000. If taken nt once, prloo $2500. ono-half cash, balance, tlmo to suit. Call Investigate and be convinced. Thin Is Your Money'H Worth 122 acres of rich valley land, CO ncres In cultivation, 30 ncres fine piling timber, btilaaee paaturo; running wtiter; good house, utirn and out butldlnKs. Only one-hslf mile from R. R. depot. Price $00 per ncrq, So us nbout this. SALICM INVRSTMIGNT CO. 4SS State St. 4-10-tf. KXrHAXOlW. A I'oitlniiil .Modem 7-room house, to exchange for farm land or acre age. Come In nnd Investigate. Sa lem Invostment Co., 432 State street. 3-28-lm LIVKRY AND FRED STABLES BUTTERXUT BREAD. It Is worth moro than any othor 'road yot tho prlco Ib no higher. Por salo nt your grocers', ThomiiH Ai Cooley, Props. CALIFORNIA BAKERY, 4-&f -5- Douglas County, Albert Abraham, x bright young Republican leader woa out for Statement No. 1 as senator front Douglas county. Frank IS Alley was eleetud county rhairman. James O. Newlaad. seere tarv ; John E. Love, conxreafllonal (omaiitieman, and A. C. Ms raters, mate tomniiiteemaa. These xontle- men wil' uut up a Strang Republican organlsMlon. Tillamook County. Some of the clean young fighting ltad-re of the Republican party got to the front In this eounty. Fred. ' BaHor Ij oute eiwmltteeiiian. Carl Haber'srh, congrneslonal eon ml t tee man: H. T. Deita. eonaty chairman aad 0a. R. Lamb, seere tarj'. -n m. TEA Good tea and tea arc quite different, both grow on the same bush. Ilk a fettiiiitng' &!. w pt tiw. Mry and I'wil Htublf Old Poet office Stshles, ut 264 Ferry street between Commercial nnd Front streets. Telephone 188 Some of the finest liveries In the ity cao be found here Dlk Westacott trourleur to-1-lyr DHAYMHN. Cuiiimlnh HroK.' Transior Onuwiiy All kinds of transfer work done Furnltme and plMuos boxed ead) for ahipment. Prompt serrlee It or motto. Stand and otflee at 253 South Commercial street Phone 210 Hdenoe Phone 988 WAXTIU). RIUL ESTATE. Soil Your properly We control a large amount of capital to Invent In lty nroperty and farm laads, at market value. Salem Investment Co.. 432 State street. S-25-lm WuutiMi a rocepttoH rMW lady at the Trover-CronlM SUidlo. Call In porson. Over Harm Cali store. 4-24-3t PhUMMEHH vrf Thco, M, Rnrr Plumbing, hot water and stonm ho.itlng and tinning 104 Commerriul streut. Phone Mnln 192. P-l-lyi M. J. Petzcl Plumu'ng, Btonm nnp gas fitting. SucouB.ior to Knox A Murphy, 22C Commorolal atroei Prono Main 17. HASH AND DOOR FACTOR IRH Frank M, llrotvn. Mnnufaoturor ol sash, doors, mouldings. All kind of house finish and hnrd wood work, Front street, between St&tt and Court. Make all complaint! at the o HI co. M mi;iihi M limilflMII MII t LOPPES. JnrpentorH Union No. 10(1.1 Loc Union No, 1006 of Carpenters antf Jolrers of America meet over; Saturday evening at 7:30 p. m. 1 Hearat hall, 420 State fit. A. W Dentils, Itoo. Sea ForuMei'H of AiihtIcu Court Sher wood Foresters, No. 19. Meeti Saturday night In Holman hall State street Waldo Miller, O. R.r J. C. Perry, financial aecrttury Co n I ml IMlgo No. 1H, R. of f'. Castle Hall In Holman block, oor . ner State and Liberty otreou Tuesday of eaoh week at 7:30 t, in. Oscar Johnson, C. 0.; 13. H Anderson, K, of It. and S. Call and try thtm. Meak f i 15c. Board por Week $2.75, also furnished txma ven reasonable. AT Til Salem Restaurant I MEALS. 15c m8ti)aagsaaf tmiMH immiiiimHiiiHiiK j tlllt HOTEL Rcbtaurant and holeli on ; ' I European plan. Meala at all ; hours on short ordor. Rotrular ; dinner 25 conts, Thirty now- ; . ly uniBiieu iurnisnea rooms, " E. ECKERLEN, Prop. . f I 9 148 Commorclnl St ihmhh ii i mi hi ii i ii ih MHHIIIHIHHHimilM j HOTEL OREGON j Cor Seventh and Stnrk Sta. Portland's New and Modern 1 Hotel. Rates $ I per day and up. Luropcan plan, rrcouus. j WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL CO. Proprietors V9999094 Salem Fence Works Hvmliiuarterti for Woven Wire FonclnK. Poultry NotthiK, PIckotB, Qatos, Malthold RoolliiK, P. & D. Ready Roofing, Screen Doom and Ad jtiHtnblo Window ScrooiiB. CIIAS. D. MULLIGAN Succoaaor WAIIER aIOIILKY. 250 Court St. Sidcin, Or. TORRID ZONE FUNARCE M MWOfMi f 'jsanmHr Ik iIsH wHlLl' aLaaaafl UHUfMwnltm Tho abovo cut reprerouta brick lined Torrid Zone Furr. Qunrontood gas, smoko and dust proof. Economical and durable A. L. FRASER QM STATE KTltKET. Estimates furnished on heating Modern WuimIiiioii of Amorlcu Ore aoa Cedar Camp No. C246. Menti overy Thursday evening ut 1 o'oloek In Holman hall. W. W Hill. V. C; P. A Turner, clerk Woodmen of World Meet every Fr day night at 7:30, In Holman hat O. L. Darling. C. C; P. L. Fraz 1-r, Clerk. Llnrlu Anuully Union. Sick, acot dent and pension Insurance; 2, 000,000 plodgi-d; every claim pattf Good agents wantod. J. II. C Mongomery, supreme organiaer I)ox432 Salem, Oregon. R. R Ryan, secretary, 54 S State street mSttstj&w.miwMtot4m IBM ' OIsIC PR MANY cols ISj r LARCihT I ACIMTIKS IH WW IN T H K K H T ! O R B S 1IL PKUJUCTION OF HI Ej "..ill OKAIU'i WO!:kH i 9 BATIS AS 10W mS UtlllK HfUtll H H0UI3TEn-0 Hocky Mountain Tea Nugrjots A Sktr UtJol&o fi E F tpU. Bri8ft OolJto IlMlth aal tUcew. 1 Vigor A (Hx.ltlo f r (!..oiiiuu.,n In Litton, Mm buI KWwv Trounlv. rin.1,1. ljvmn. Iiipuro DUI, Ba-l Ilrnuili, HlugKttn l(orU. IIctkUuIi" huJ IinkrlK It It.rfsky M'Min'aiu Tea In il Ui t'.rif a cot x li-'X (Jr'iuiu niiule by Huu.Jrr lima C uexr. IIJuhi,W. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE i1 .1 - tiR ft!