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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-03
THIRD COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
A ARCHER, President.

7. PETTY, Treas o. T. THOMPSON, Sec
The Third Cooperative Building Association
VIII Issue its ninth series Of stock beginning with
MONDAY. julie l. 1896. shares. 81 each. Ad
vaE"cs To the amount Of 81 900 made on each
shfre- Stock be subscribed for at any time
az tn" office Of the company, Isl Pa. ave n. W.
and at the annual meeting. which will he held
at e3l Pa. ave NV, on MONDAY, June l. 1886
at T:3O pm. my25-12t
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CORNER 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-03

kON ABOUT THE COOL. THIN CLOTHES. /
can give yOu some Information about then-shOw
you some that you won't elsewhere. \ Blue
or Black Serge is the right thing Tor now.
J. FRED GAT6HEI.. Goa 18th ST.,
doors ahOve 18Th md Z SIS. ia2-Sd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
MRS.BRAGG ARRESTED
Charged With the Murder Of
Her Husband.
OFFICERS AFTER ANOTHER PARTY

Tho woinan's Husband Was Myseri-
ously KILLED ~ Grapevine on saiur-
day aud the wifss Arrest Follows
the Investigation Made by the 81.
fees woinan Asserts Her Innoccnce.
FoKr Worm. Tex. May i9.-Mrs
George Bragg Tas arrested here last
night charged with being concerned In
the killing Of her husband. Another
party Is said 10 be- econccrncd In the mur.
der, but nothing definite can b. learned
a. the officers are doiag but little talk
ing
The affidavit, changing Mrs Bmgg
with the murder Of her husband. was
made by Deputy sheriff james Swan
who WAS detailed 20 look after the mur-
der.
Il win b. remembered that at
O'Clock Saturday morning last George
Bragg. Tauant county farmer residing
near Grapevine. was assassinaicd ia his
home while sleeping. The ball was
from large sized pistol and IL entered
his heart, producing instant death Tho
body was fearfully rowdcrhurnod
With him IN the house at the time u
che midnight murder was his wife aud
his children Tho affair oaused much
comment here. Il was only recently
that Bragg had removed from this city
20 the farm whore he mrt his death.
Mr Layista Bragg. the wife Of the
victim, came 10 Fort Worth yesterday.
She had not been IN the city long before
aiiidavits were lodged charging her and
another party. who has not yet been ar.
r,stsd. with the murder.
Mn. Bragg declines to discuss the
matter further than 10 protest her inno.
concc. She claims to have been sleep
ing when the shot. terminating the
earthly existence Of her husband. wa,
hrvd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
wrYleR.s ToaAcco rnlcT.
Manufacturers ~ Ta'nra WIN f.p.s ueas-
IIy m rraclamAalan :. Infarced.


ny 70 fFeciamasisn Q. Inforced.
TAMPA, fla., May i0.-Gncral wey.
hers PROCLAMATION fcrhidding the oxpog.
tatiua Of sobacos from Cuba after 10
days. has caused grcat CONSERVATION
among the large manufacturers of Tam
"a. Many u them havc large quaint.
tios u tohacco purchased in Cuba and
they fear they cannot get 10 out in tho
time prescribed. somo firms have
enough % the new crop in Cuba 10 las,
a year, but ii b. not in a condition 20 b.
moved for months. The scarcity Of
bonded warehouse room here has caused
a large amount % De stored in Havana
and feet of schooaers win be necessary
70 take Il away, regular steamers being
ontrciy inadequate. Almost the entire
Spanish population Of Tampa has for.
wariod a vigorous protest 10 Madrid
against the enforcement of tlrp procla.
mation.
The move IA regarded here a. a threat
% keep the makers out oi work. there.
by cutting on the rcv,nue for the Cuban
causc. a. the cigarmakers have been om.
trihutinc largely 70 the fund
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

gates Of the American Protective associ-
atop, claiming to represent 30 states,
was held aftOr the adjournment of the
conysniion and proamble and rcsolu-
tions bearing on the Mckinley matter
werc adopted The states reprcSented
and the DELEGATES participating sonld
not " obtained. Tke Mckinley matter
was reviewed thoroughly as the advisory
board had viewed it and resolutions
wound up this way;
Resolved. cha. the delegates IN tho
condemnation meeting assembled de.
nounca the unwarranted interference Of
the paid the Mckinley lobby with the
affairs Of the or,cr and denounce that
the oowardly denial BY Mckinley Of his
endorsement Of the principles Of the or
der given By him 70 oar committee. and,
Resolved. that because Of his rea,rd
as repurtod by the national advisory
board. we herewith pledge ourselves by
cur influence aud efforts 20 accomplish
his defeat"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

DALLAS, May ia.-On account Of q
squahblo over salaries the Dallas ball
team win not go south today
Tho posiponed.game bctwesn Dallas
and Fort Worth was won by Dallas by
a scorc of 4 to 5.
National league;
Al Louisyillc-Louisville. ~ Wash
iugion. 3.
At 81. Losis-St. Louis. 2; Boston. 3.
AZ Cloveland-Clevcland, 1, nalu,
more. B.
Al Chicago-Chicago, is; New York.
.a
AZ Oncinnai-Cincinnsd. Q; Phila-
delphia. D.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
BERMUDA OUT OF REACH.
spanish Nan-of-war Unabie 90 Reach
the Little steamer.

Spanish Man-of-war Unable 60 Reach
the Little steamer.
PHmAnKlrmk, May i0-John d.
Hart, managing owner Of tho steamer
Bermuda, says TIE Bermuda is IN Tfux.
no bay, up httls river on the Hondu.
fas coasts. A Spanish man.of war is in
the bay. says Saptian Hart. and has
thrown herself across the outlet Of this
river. forming q ''trocha,' as wcylcr
calls it.
The Bermuda draws only eight feet
Of watorwhile the Spanish man-oi.war
draws a feet. The Bermuda can there-
fore 70 mp the river a good way, the
river being about Is feet deep
On the other hand the Spanish
cruiser, with her q fcot, cannot entcr
tho riyOr.
The Bermuda viii remain thore until
the man.of.war leaves.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
IS NOT YET SETTLED.
American Protective Associa-
ton Still After Mckinley.
ONE FACTION DEEOUECEs HIM.

Delegates of several states Hold an
Indignation Meeting aud Resoluts 20
use Evefy Mean. 10 Defeat the Nam-
inatlon AZ Mckinley right Renewed
because Advisory Board Ceased.
WASHINGTON, May i9.-The Amed-
can Protective association completed the
election Of officers yesterday and Nd
journed 20 meet next time at Kansas
City. Only about 100 were present. a.
many had departed for their homes.
The feature Of the session was the
abolishment Of the advisory bokrd BY a
vote Of 30 to 20. placing all matters in
the hands Of the supreme executive
board. which consists Of the national
officers.
After the installation Of officers the
convention closed.
A condemnation meeting Of the dele
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

81. Louis. May Walter Latham.
cx-captain. manager and late third base
man OF the ST. Louis Browns, has boen
unoonditionally released by President
yon der Abe. Ontiielder Tom Shoehan
was also given 10 days notice Of bis re-
lease. Itis said that Latham has an
offer 70 81 % Louisville or St. Paul 70
play hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
llINoIs oeMocRArs wlL splIr.


roauH Money Aattton DtctupA - NfEan-
be and Fight Free silver.
CHICAGO. May i9.-Tho "honast
money" Democrats decided to have a
state central committee Of their own
and toignore State Chairman Hinrich.
sons combisation. .Aftcf two hours Of
discussion the special committee On
siatoorganization reported in favor -
organizing a. committce consisting Of
two members from each Congressional
district and -four from the state At large
TO have charge cf the campaign against
the present state central committee.
Governor A.tgeld and free silver. The
conference was FOR the purpose Of tab
ing into consideration what should Be
done in view Of the alleged fact that
the silver wing Of the Democracy cf this
state was resorting 10 unfair methods
Ia the primuy elections TO carry the
state convention for FREE coinage
Resolutions were adopted protestiug
against the methods OF the silver men
Of the party and declaring thar the
fight would ho taken to the state and
national conventions u necessary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

MAngm. May i0.-Tho fact that
United States Minister Taylor has or.
ranged 90 convey his personal furniture
ON board a steamer boudd for New Or.
leans led 20 tho IMPORT thnt the minister
was 20 leave Madrid. This Is not the
case. Mr Taylor's family Is returning
90 tho United States. but their depart.
uro has nothng 90 10 with politics, and
the minister Is going 10 reside az the le-
cation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

DENVER. May IA. ]. Riethmann
7. +. Clinton and Charles Kuntznailler,
lr., have been t.kon before United
States Commissioner hinsdale On IN
dicsmenis charging them with einbez-
element In connectson with the failure
Of the German National bank Each
furnished bail IN tho sum Of 1900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

OsA0r CRY. Kan. May ia-rho
Osaee Carbon company closed an Of
its shafts here cxcepi one, throwing
slout 800 men out Of work Yesterday
SOMEONE disabled the remaining shaft
hs exploding charge of dynamite In
the main entry and 100 mnro men ar
ont Of work. The explosion wrecked
the main entry and shaft and destroyed
the buildings a. the mouth of the shaft.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

pREroRIA, May io.--Thero was
great demonstration yesterday upon the
occasion Of the funeral Of +. l.. Grey.
tho reform committeeman who com.
mitted suicide by cutting his throat
while In Jail while laboring under mel
ancholia, induced by his prosecution.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

various sections of the country arr In az
tendance. A. scon as the case was
called the lawyers for the defendant Of
fercd a motion 10 quash the indictments
and a legal wrangle cnsucd which last.
ed several hours. The sympathy Il the
people sooms 10 be with Fiaker. The
defense claims 10 b sure Of a speedy ao-
aui.tal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
Iokl 4 oREAT coLT.


mafiahlr TlBic.
CINCINNATI. May io-Dr. kcIoan's
cclt Ioki, an Oakley Derby candidate.
Is the sensation q the day at the Oak.
ley mcctack. He worked = mile and a
half Yesterday without urging in 2;a5.
one second better than the track rnoord.
His fractional time was Quarter.
0s25ia; hrf. @; lois six furlones,
1875 mile. I CO.. milo and a quar-
tcr,2 06i snd mile and a hale, 2 35.
He had about loi pounds Up. bat he did
Il an very easily. finishing full Of run.
Ben Brush and Ben Eler are both here
and win Be- worlrcd today for the si2.-
30 stake 70 be run ou Thursday Prince
Licf viii arrive to-day. II Lold can
carry weights his trainers think he has
a good chance for she great stake.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
pR. FRAkFR On IRlAL.
M, Famous suit T. Taken Up by the
Court Of nay County.

RioHuoNp No. May i9--The trial Of
DR.. George W. Ffakr of Excelsior
Springs for dofrauding insurance COM
panies ont Of ga. 600 has commenced in
the circuit court of Ray county. There
are Eve indictments al alleging the
same oaense. About 100 witnesses from
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

OKLAnoN, CuY, o. r., May Ia
Tho body u an unknown man. sap
poscd'lssbo that Of Edward zilks. has
hccn found IN CAnadicn rivcr, 80 miles
east q this oiy. Zlks was missed
from McfeOd. this eonnly, two weeks
aon
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
MlLL NoT RElNVEsTl0ATE.
The senate Refuse. 30 raks W Alleged
Election Frauds IN Aishama-

The senate hCfusrs 90 Take W Alleged
Election Frauds IN Aiahama.
WASHINGTON, May io.-The senate
yesterday by vote Of 6yeas to Al nays
defeated a motion BY Mr. Allon lPop..
Neb.l 70 proceed with the consideration
Of the resolution 60 reinvcstiraie alleged
election irregularities In Alabama. o.
curing a The time Governor Oates was
elected over Kolb, the Popnlisi nomi.
nee. -Four Republicans t3alhrgcr. Nor
rin. Chandler and Frye-and TWO popu,
lisis--Allen aud Pe9er-votcd IN the
affirmative. Mr.. Allen tooA occasiOn "a
declare the vote Disclosed the insinoer.
i,y Of Republicans IN their p,ufcssioa,
in behalf Of honest elections. Mr..
sherman responded that is was nel
within the province ol The senate - X
into the general Investigation q elcc
tons, a. these resolutions propose. uni
Mr.. Chandler q New HamIshire. "a
aulhug Of the rsolufionn. exllalnc|
thar the adverse vote was due largely 4
the di<inelinaiion b. displaco appropris
tion hIlls
The senate nilse O'Clock p N. oa1l
ddered the b|il regulating rates IN n
Delricl q cpiamh.a
|0'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

Baron R0UOg. La. May io.-Murphy
J. Foster was inaugpyatcd governor Of
Louisiana avid Robert Snyder a. lieu
tenant governor yesterday afternoon IN
the prcsenco Of a large crowd. The
oath Of onico was administered by Chief
Justice Nichols of the supreme court.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
PROFESSOR soEcK psA5.


aud Was otherwise Famous.
PIuLAnElriuA. May io.-Profossor
Bunus Bocck, at onC time private sccge-
tary 70 General Ioni- Kossutb rnd an
intimate friend Of Victor Hugo aud
Victor Cousins and known as the
"Father Of tho Poles IN America" Is
dead. from heart failure. Hc was %
ycars old. Daring the uprising q Hun
gary, Boeck bccame a maior in Eos-
suth'sarmy and Afterwards the ereai
lcades acCriaryl
pmIo..e noee W. IwI1e maIrle.l-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

nkLLAs. May lo.-The State Bank
association mt mere snaay in annual
session. Many prominent bankms are
in attendance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

His widow is a member q ino old New
York family Of Lonnsbury. who are
closely connected with the family Of ex-
senator Platt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

AUSTIN. Ma. ia Members Of tho
Texas Nomens l'rpss asloclation are ar
rivsnt hfro Iuf Ihoannual spsslQn which
hfl.I,is fn..nsfoe
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

HoUsrox. May IA young man
named Coping was drowned In BrRy's
bayou, iive miles south of Houston. D.
tails are meager
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

VIENNA. May 10. The last aclamonts
have been adminl 'iered 10 Archdake
Charles Louis. l(usher q Emperor
fFsnels lfeeph q l,usiria The kreh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

E.B. L.oniax has been riek several
days Frank Crawford 4 holding ihs
express oiice down.
The BraEos county colornd msn hs1
no klch coming on poliliral reeognll|on.
lie ls about ne Only elem,ni that sea-
there every time.
DF. West viii preach nt he Depli..
church tonight. Those who am aoi "a
tending these Unlon revival services
have no idea how much lniereal i -
ing awakened.
ThsexeFcises Of tho undergraduates
u the Bryan graded school viii liks
place a. the opera houao tomorrou.
Thursday, beginning aiaAm. Tie
exercises, Of the graduating class ul1
take place Friday night
FOR SAFE OR RENT ;-Myalx roam
cssiage IN she northern pan of loun.
east Of tie rNlroad. BIZ barn. good
servant housc aud opiondId water. A
bargain. apply b loe 0Ioslnaty. I3
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20
aEuEVED Id d A MuRpERgR.
A Man Arrested In Missouri Thought
70 ~ Wanted In Georgia.

A Man Arrested In Missouri Thought
to no Wanted In Georgia.
CARRoiIroN. May ia man was
mrosiod at rlsworsh who gave his name
as William johnson. He is believed 70
bo William Mdcrs, who is wanted az
Atlanta. Ga. for murder and burglary
Johpson has been m Bosworth about
two weeks, boarding at the honse Of a
man named Austin. Austin prumised
him a SOB and by this means was hold.
ing him while hc was finding ont from
Atlanta what TO do with him. Some of
She boys got onto tho matter In some
way and made the arrest and win claim
the reward johnson a IN jail await
ing ofiiccr from Atlanta
BLOOMINGTON, ans, May H. wiiour
II. Mccoy. the young student who shot
and killed John Smith. farm laboror.
GA the Alton Station platform az Shir.
Icy. was brought 10 this city and put in
jail. He refuses % talk, aad as his vic
tim died without saying a word. moth
ing definite can be- learned OF the kill
{ inc
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-20

vc-l On shs cndlsisas ihss a Al 4 sSi. i )
|back.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-08-06
Money Made in a Minute.

/ have made not less than sixteen dollars
any day while selling Centrifugal Ice Cream
Froozers. Any one should make from FIVE
to eight dollars day selling cream, and from
seven to ten dollars selling Freszers, as it is
such wonder, there is always crowd want
ing cream. You can freeze cream elegantly
in one minute and that astonishes people so
they all want to taste it and then many OF
them buy freezers as the cream is smooth and
perfectly frozen. Every freezer is guaran-
teed to freeze the cream perfectly in one min
ute. Anyone can sol ice cream and the freez-
er sell. itself. My sister makes from ten to
fifteen dollars day. j. F. Casey s. Co.,
1l43 st. Charles St., St. Louis, Mo-, will mail
you full particulars free, so you can 70 to
work and make lots Of money anywhere, as
with one freezer you can make hundred
gallons of cream day, or if you wish they
will hire you on q salary. LILLE B.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-08-06
n1s SALARY A DISAPPOINTMENT.

Prof r. l.. WashburR, formerly of the
o. A. G. and now of of the state university,
thinks he has been placed in wrong light
by the GAzxTTE, but in letter to the Guard
which appears below, he admits that this pa
per stated the truth when it said he was re-
ported as being disappointed at not having
his salary increased. Prof. Washburn's let
tor is as follows:
EDITOR GUARD, Dear Sir: In your is
sue of July 23rd, was clipping from a Cor
Wallis paper which misrepresents me. In
justice 10 the board of regents of the rniver-
sity and IN justice to me will you kindly cor
rect the impression which the article must
have made. The clipping in question is as
follows:
Corvallis Gazette: 1T is said if Mr.. Mil
ler is appointed president of the Oregon Ag-
ricultural College he will be accompanied
by Prof. F. L. Washburn, formerly of the
college, now Of the state university, who
will officiate as dean Of the faculty. Prof.
Washburn is reported to be somewhat dis
appointed at not having his salary increased
at Eugene, and the curtailment of his field
and the importance Of his work by his
change, and the new position would give him
an opportunity to distinguish himself in ex-
perlmsntal and other work.
1.-The Corvallis Gazette has placed mo in a
wrong light by the above, and I wish to take
this opportunity to say that have been
treated with extreme courtesy by the board
and by its executive committee living in Eu-
gene; that my department has been we'll
equipped, and that all has been done by those
in authority to advance my work, that GUILD
be done. I wish, further, to publicly assure
the board that l appreciate their efforts most
highly. My work has not boen curtailed in
the slightest and 1 have abundant opportuni-
ty to distinguish myself as the Gazette puts
il. To be sure, the matter Of salary was a
disappointment, and keen one, yet real
izs that just at the the present time, when
economy ia every direction is called for, it
would have been difficult matter to have
accomplished.
Il have no idea of the source from which
the Gazette obtains the above; it conveys the
impression that am very much disappoint-
ed in coAditions here and disconnected, which
is far from the case"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-08-06

August Fischer besides being dairy.
man, business man and a genial good
fellow, is also boat builder. Recently
he took the contract for building for Fred
Blumhardt pleasure boat and Sunday,
if nothing happens, the new craft will
be launched. Her dimensions are.
Length, 80 feet; beam, 6H feet; depth ol
hold, 5 feet inches, and will carry &c
passengers. She will be propelled by a
four-horse Sintz gasoline engiue and is
expected to develope speed of 10 miles
per hour. Her total cost will be about
$500. August Fischer is the designer and
he may well feel proud of his ability in
this direction. The Sintz engine with
which the boat is to be propelled, is man
ufactured in Seattle, and with its recent
improvments, is said to be far in advance
of any gas engine now on the market
MIR. Blunlbarlts intention is to take the
boat TO Yaquina, next week and operate
1t OH the bay for the benefit of pleasure
parties until after the season closes. He
already has an offer to lease her for the
winter to ply between Newport and va
quina, but has not yet decided whether
he will accept the offer or not Mr..
Blumllardt is to be congratulated for his
enterprise and it is to be hoped that his
boat will do thriving business.
J. D. Irvine, father of Frank Irvine of
Times, with his family moved to Cor
Wallis last week and intends making this
his permanent residence. MIR. Irvine has
been laid up for several weeks from the
effects of a broken leg, which injuries he
sustained during the month of May while
making canvas of Eastern Oregon in
the interests of the republican ticket
MIR. Irvine is an old campaiguer in the
republican ranks, and but for his effective
work during the recent campaign, Popu-
list Quinn might have been successful
over Republican Ellis for a seat i'll the
next congress. He says that in eastern
Oregon the populists will largely support
Mckinley. One of the principal indus
tries of that section is wool raising,
which the Wilson bill has rendered un-
profitable and the people up there regard
protection as the leading issue. Mr..
Irvine appears confident that Oregon will
cast her vote for Mckinley this fall He
has travelled about the state considerably
during the past few months and familiar
lied himself with the situation, and he
says republicans, almost to a man are GO
ing to vote their ticket, and with the
democrats who will repudiated the Chi
cago platform and nominee, McKinley's
majority in the state will be surprising.
Mr.. Irvine is an affable, pleasant gentle
men and will be desirable addition to
our population.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-08-06
The New Hook Spoon Free to All.

J-ssd in the Christian Standard that Miss A. N.
Fritz Station A., 81. Louis No., wouli give an ele-
CANT plated hook spoon to anyone sending her ten
a-ceut stamps sent for and found it so useful
that showed it to my friends, and made $500 in
two hours, taking orders fer the spoon. The hook
spoon is household necessity 1t cannot slip into
the dish or cooking vessel, being held in the place
by hook on the back. TIC spoon is something that
housekeepers Lave Eeeied tver since spoons were
first invent,i. Anyone caa ge. sam spoon BY
sending te 2-ceat stam Is to Miss Fritz This is q
sp,endid way to make mo ,ey round home.
yery truly, IEASNErTE S.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-08-06

We all know that any tired muscle can be
restored by rest. Your stomach isa muscle.
Dysyepsia is its manner of saying 4 am
tired; give me rest" To rest the stomach
you must do its work outside the body. This
is the Shakers method of curing indigestion,
and its success is best attestsd by the fact that
these people are practically free from what
is without doubt the most prevalent Of all
diseases. The Shaker Digestive Cordial not
only contains digested food which is prompt
ly absorbed without taxing the tired digss-
tive organs, but it is likewise an aid to the
digestion Of other foods id the stomach. A
1o-cent trial bottle will convince you of its
merit, and these you can obtain through al
druggists.