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Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK
Retiremelt of (. J. Hall From the.
 Duties of Cashier.

A meeting cf tne stockholders of the Phoenix National bank was held day or two ago at Which the following named directors were elected for the ensuing year. Niessrs. -. Ni Ferry or Detroit. r. NJ. Murphy and R. x. Fred erick or Prescott. r. B. Gage of Tomb stone. and T. ". FembeIton. Frank Al<ira. l.. II. Chalm George r. Rich mond ana B. Hcywan Of Phoenix.
 The only change made in the officers of the bank was in respect Of the cashier. Mr. 0- J. HaH rendered his resignation, which was accepted, and the duties 9: that responsible place wiil hereafter be performed by Vice Pres'- dent r. W. PembertCr.
 AIr. Hall is enc Of the most capable uanS-rs in the west, having been en- gagged iA that business almost from boy hood. He is a nephew of James Fl. Eckcle. formerly comptroller o' the eur rcaoy and now president If one Of the largest banking concerns in Chicago. NIr. Hall has been cashier cE the Phoe- nix National bank since short time after its organization. His ardUous and long continued labovs followed bs- his bereavement in the less of his wife. IT, suited in failing health. which inc is ad- vised will require a long period of rest and retirement from active business ii-0. T.. is one of the most popular men in the city nd his early and com plete recovery will b. hoped for by his many friends.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15

This is the story of our business. F.very day sees some new customers added to OUT list. Tie reason is. We give them honest goods, fit and S5od wcrkmauchip We give it our best attention. We are at it from early morning till late at night We have made life study df it and can please the biggest crank living We promise courteous attention to all. Just call and sec our new line for spring. Jus opened a bale yesterday. They are snappy and stylish.
 Ladies costumes a speciality.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
LOST ON A FOUL,
Kid Parker DisquaIG T .-or I'.onerez=
 Jg IEGErJiG-.


 Denver. Colo. l7a3. tt-EI'- Arm stroae of California. won Iron. Kid Parker of Denver. on a f5Uf i1 tac set nth round. of ,.i.at wa= acLeGuiaI C, .- g ten ro,.1i go. b,tor, tl- BanVc. htnlefc eiab here tonight. cp1trary z, -le agreement entered iatp 5-fo." the Isht began. Par3-er Ei, his ngrp- non. in several cIinchcs. I,sfcre. Tiotp a5 the close of the nith round .r- nouncad to the audience that he would iisquaiiCy the maa wno failed ta break clean. and as Armstrong up to -nia time had kept vita.n the understand ing. il was not difficult 70 see who the warning was aimed at.
 EVeiytHjug went all risr, uutI tho seventh, when Parker let fly a stiT right jab to Armstrong's ribs just --+ ,He men came 70 ciinch, which. wHii" t 3id nc drmag-. Uaa quickly noticed by the referee. who dis uaiihrG the Kid and awarded the decision to Arm strong. The agreement to not hit in "l!1ches was 9 decided handicap to Fsrhcr whose favorite style is in GShtinG.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
FITz ACCEPTS
 TERRELL BE < FIGHT

,l-w York, r'-3. ii.-Eobe-t I'it1siu- roas said today that he wo;1ld accept he proposition made by James Je.-rise 'or d finish contest between them. th" winner t1 J..e 60 per cen, and the loser .5 E.r- cent o- tne purse FitasiWmoH5 'aia he Was willing to sign the aTtic- -e5 1t any time.
 JcGi-i-s expressed kimscl- aa veH pleased when informed of Fiszsiac- mons suggestion. He has ara -Gei tp meet Fitzsimmons tomorrow to sign -he articles.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
MORE HORSE RACES
Big Events Scheduled for February 22
 At Phoenix Driving Park.

Another hcrsc race meet is arranged for at tha Phoeuiz track for February -. and those iu charge @1Hounoe tha, it will be the biggest racing event nf the season. One race iE particular ie advertised as the biggest event Of th- kind that eyer happccad in this part Of the country.
 | will be a frlr-fo--aH pacing and WcttinE race. and there viE be at least four and perhaps six l."
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15

tart. Mr. Wheat says that anyoEa loubting that this event will be fast md furious is invited to visit the track my Tuesday or Friday forenoon ana watch some of the horses worS. Four different horses made the last quarter )f mile yesterday in 3S seconds. The ace will be half mile heats. best three in five.
 Another event will Se q free for all unniug race. three-eishts of mile. md il is believed the best horses in he territory wii be present to try or the money. Thar- will be auotEc~ Jinning race. but particulars cau"-- 5e given. d. the de,aiis have not 5eon arranged. Altogether some rare spor, $ promised.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP.

Buffalo. x. Y. Feb 14.-Tom len kins of Cleveland. the champion inner jean wrestler. tonight defeated Jim Parr. tine champion os England. in % match announced to be for the inter na ticua. championship. Janeins won n two straight falls. The men met at eaten weights. Jenkins weighed !.l. f'a7-r- 1-S
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
FnrGuT ID A nnAEv

Chicago. Feb. lt-Nid Broad of Cleveland, and Young Mowatt of Chi cago. fought si. rounds tonight To a draw at the Illinois Athletic club. Tin, fight wog an even affair all the way. neither man. being able to gain much Of an advantage at any time during the combat
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15

If you want good things at low prices % to the Curio. corner Second avenue md Jefferson street
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. Feb. 14.-New Mexico and Arizoua-Fair Saturday and Sun day: variable winds.
 WyominS-Fair Saturday and prob ably Sunday; variable winds
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
BURNING COTTON.
Iorrn1.snn T.,-

Jefferson. Tex. Feb. 14-'Tha Rives cctton warehouse. containing 1.4o0 bales Of cotton an6 200 Hntcrs. were burned last night. Tlie loss is SGG.C00.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
HANDLER KNocKE.D olT.

Philadclohia, Pa. F-b. Js-Jimmr riaadier was knocked. ou; in the seconI round by Joe sTalcott tonight at Indus trial hall. It was to have been six round bout.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15

Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
Use Gala Lily Borax Soap.

See the Cuban bra.G n..-s at Scofeld's Millinery PaTlors. The ideal hat for his country. and with trim of th . lew Granite and Prints drapiEg silk. 1r the dotted chiffon with pom-poms or .-ioicts make very effective and stylish street hat.
 LIIhEETTT \. 1iALET.
 Manager.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-15
NE.rI.S AIcTnRY

Oakland. Cal. Feb 14.-Al. Noiu knocked out Dutch Thurston iu the tenth round at the Reliance club to- night.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23
Farmingten Hines
THURSDAY. OCT. s9, 1909.
UPLIFTINGS
uELES HUNT JAcEsoN.

Blindfolded and alone stand
with unknown thresholds ON cacll hana'
The darkness deepcns as ) grofc,
Afraid to fear. afraid 10 hope
Vet this one thing learn 10 know
Zach DAY more surely as go.
That doors are opened, ways are made
Burdens are lifted W are laid,
By some grra, law unseen and siill'
Unfathomed purpose to fulfill
mo, as will"
Riindio,ded and alone wait.
Loss seems too bitter, gain too late;
Too heavy burdens in the load
And too few helpers on the road,
And 10Y is weak, and griei 10 strong
And year. and days so long, SO long;
Yet this one thing learn TO know
Each day more surely as ! 30,
That am glad the gool and III
by changclcss laws are ordered still
"No, a, / will 90
mot as will" the sound grows sweet
Each time my lips the words rcpe't.
"So, AS / will" the darkness feels
More safe than light When this thought
steal
Like whispered voice 10 calm and bless
All unrest and all Loneliness.
49,, ,,,I.u bsr,ugt, the One
Vino iuvr,i - i;t,i aid G,-; has CONS
Before us on the road, and still
For MS must all his love iulhll.
mot as will
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23

mliitary-lookl1g man emerged sna
passed ous into ths ssrect.
@what nzsne shall say. sir7" In
qnlred the clerk. as As descended
from his high stool and approached
me. Hi
Fairfax replied. giving him my
card. n think che manager win
know my name"
The clerk disappeared 20 return
few moments later with the request
that would follow hlm. Preparing
nyseif for what ! fuily expected
would be scene. entered the d.
rertor'a aanctum. IA was a hand
some room, and was evidently used
IN boardroom as well az an oftiee.
for there was . long table In the
middle. surrounded by nj least O
dozen chairs. At the furtheat end n
gentleman OF venerable appearance
was SEATED. He rose as I entered.
aud bowed 70 me
To be Continued.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23

hE RosE AZ ENTERED AND BOWED
TO NE
eadeavoring TO arrive at an under
standing Of 81 but, try how I would,
could not hit upon satisfactory
solution. Upon one thing. h1werer,
I had quite made up my mind. As
soon as the city Offices were open.
would call at that of the Santa Cruz
MiaIng company. and put few quss-
tons TO Mr.. Bsyley which ] fsncied
that individual would find dlnieuli
end rather unpleasant to answer
This plan I carried out, ard at ten
O'Clock 1 stood IN the handsome
outer Office OF the company.
Il should be glad to- see the man.
aging director. II he could spare me
few Inoment1,- 4 said to the youth
who waited upon me In answer 70
bis question.
siie's engaged. sir. at prehent," the
lad replied, nc you wlli take q scat.
however. doA't fancy he win be very
long,
did On he directed. sad Ia the In
isrral amused myself by studying .
large nap Of the Argentine nepsah.
Tie, which hung upon the wall. had
practically exhausted it, capabilities
when the door opened. and q tai
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23

Feel colo shiyeriugs. aching Ia The
bones, lack OF energy, hesdaehe, and
great depfessiohg These symptoms
may be followed BY ylolen, headache,
high fever, extreme nervousness. :
condition known as malaria. IIerbiue
cures Il Take Il before the disease
gets fair hold, though Il will work =
eufe 10 any stage. J. A. Hopkins,
Manchester. Kan writes, ~ have
used your CREST medicine, Herbine, for
several years There is nothing better
for malaria, ohllls and fever. head
ache. bllIonsness. aud for a blood
Purifying tonic. there Is nothing as
good - soc at City Drug Slose.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23
sllERIFF's SALE IN PARTITION

Isaiah Shancr. Plaintiff.
versus
John Shaner et al. Defendants.
PETITION.
In Obedience to an order Df the Circuit
Court Of 81 ffaRcols ~ounty, Missouri.
made on the 18th day Ut august. 1909, AZ an
adjourned term Of sald oourt. IN the above
entitled csnse. (. the undersigned sheriff
Of said 81. francois county. siil. ON
Tuesday. November IL, 1902.
between the hours OF nIne o'clock n the
forenoon and Ave O'Clock In the afternoon
Of that DAY. Ut the south front door oi
the court house. In the otis Of Farming
ton, IN said Couuty Of ~. Franc0iE and
stntc of Missouri, and during the session
IL tie Circuit Court Of SAID county. sell
nt public yendue 10 the highest bidder the
following described real estate. situate
lying and hcing In the County OF H.
Fmncois and State Of Missouri. to-wit
live wrri naii oi the southwest quarter
and the southwest quarter OF the hcFtl-
west quarter. aud the southwest qnar'
Ter Of the southeast quarter: all IN sec
lion twenty eight, township thlrty-klA
north. range four east. containing one
hundred aud sixty acres; on the follow
ing terms. io-wit;
Twenty per cent OF the purchase money
In cash and the halanse In twelve months
secured bv note bearing six per ernt In
tcrcst per anRnm, to be approved by TN
Sheriff.
JEFF u. HIGHLEY.
sheriff of ". francois County
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23
SilEBltF'S SALE FOR BACK
TANES

rs virtue 0f special execution Issued
frnm tie Office OF the tlrfk vt the Cirui,
Count Of 81. Fmncuis county. Missouri.
Ggier tine z3Jh uay OF September, liUg,
mndc rctJITnahie Co tho November term oi
said court for 1899. 90 the Stcriif Of -
francois county directed and Ia mr De
llyercd, In favor Of the State OF Missouri
ut the relation and 90 tie use of Frank
Riciarls0n, Collector Ut the I,egenue W
~. FunrnisrOuuty Missouri. and ngninHl
.incob llaas aud the unknown heirs ct
Jacob ltus. have ssiLrd and levied up
on ali ih,. tight. title. cinim, interest aud
estate VI the said Jacob pnaS and the
unknown heirs OF Jacob tnas 1f. lu Bnd
a. the following described real estate.
situate. lying and ielng In the eoHBiy NJ
-. Francois and Slate ct Missouri.
tn-wtt:
The southwest quarter NJ the northeast
quarter Of section four. township thirty
four. range four, containing forty arres:
and | viii, on
Thursday, November -, 1902.
istwech the hours 1T nine O'Clock 10 the
forenoon pnd iiyr O'Clock ~ the alter
noon of that day, NJ The south fe0nl
door 81 the court house, In the city ot
Pennington. IN a,ld county of Il. Fran.
raIs aud State of Missouri. and during
the session Of the Circuit Court Of said
county. sell at paIhlic yendue TO tltc
highest bidder for cash, all the right. title
claim, INTEREST and estate % she sal3l
iaeob Boas ard the unknown heirs OF
Jaroh n,as of In and To Tho foregoing
tlcserilrd real estate. Co satisfy said eS-
estiii0n anil casts.
JEFF u. IlI6tIIEY.
sheriff 81. NJ. francois County
October .. 1912.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23

Il Il II fviiiai s aaSis row Ervat is iii s-r
differences OF opinion as to great
question Of public policy among
statesmen of the same political
party. Thus while Chairman Lem.
mel Eli Quigg In the Republican
State convention Of New York de-
elared that the tariff aud the trusts
questions were 80 thoroughly weld.
I'd together that they could no
longer be separated aud must con
stitule one issue. President Roose'
welt declared on the same day that
the tariff aud the trusts have no
logical relation with each other.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23

have thougks 10 much Of outing
you as they wonid Of drinking a pct
Of ale"
"Bus thank goodness. they didn't
succeed | replied "As the saying
coca. a wEss has never Killed q man
yet. And now. Wilson. you'd better
be OF hosns 20 bed. Turn aua the gns
before ron 60. Good nightl"
.Good niRht, SIR be answered.,
and then put on my hat aud 'efs
the Office.
l found when stepped into the
street that the character OF the
night had changed. Thick clouds
obscured the sky. and . few drops OF
rain were failing. Al FIRST I felt i'm
cIInsd 10 take q cab. bat on sreond
Thoughts ! changed my mind. and
putting up my umbrella strode along
In the direction OF 81. Marua's
church.
The thenteIs were over by this
time, and the streets were beginning
10 grow empty. ] passed the .Oaiety
where q Enlddie-aRed gentleman, de-
cidedIy intoxicated. was engaged In
noisy alteration with . policeman,
who was thrsatenlng 10 take him to
Bou street n be did not go quietly
home, and at last approached the
apot for which I was making. ! took
% my position on the darker side OF
aolywell street. and waited 10 fAF
neemed 90 have the thoroughfsre
to myself. but had Kiill Aome three
or four minutes to wait.
At last midnight sounded, and as J
heavE 10 ] concealed myself more
carefully IN my doorway end
watched, ] was not 70 he kept long
IN suspense, tor the new day was
SCARCELY three minutes old when a
hanson drove up 10 the other side
of the church, and a man Blighted.
lie paid OF the man ann wished MIN
Raaa night, and then eame along tbs
roadway Al the back 81 she church
Prom where l stood ] could see bis
isxurp riiriiurtiy, 1ui ws= aos sS;s
70 distinguish his face. lie was
dressed n q black ciosk and wore g
deer-atalker hat upon his head. That
he was the man wanted | felt sure
for what would anyone else be doing
there at such an hour? That he wal
surpriaed et not finding his hravoe'
awaiting him was very certain, fol
10 looked up the street, down tbs
sweet, pesFsd lnto Holywsn street
where, thank Epednesa, no did mol
ace me. then along the Strand In I
westerly direction. and Rftrrwardi
came and took Up hIs pc=s..on within
half q dozen PAGES Of wkere ] wal
hidden Presently he took cigal
case fEam biS pocket, opened II, -
leeted . wred. and struck match u
light u. The flame iiiamlned h.s fac
90 that could see Il distinctly II
had not had myself well under con
troll, I believe ! should have utterei
al exclamation OF surprise that coul'
not have failed 90 attract atten,ioE
The man who had set those raacai
on 10 try and get rid Of me wa
none othaF than Mr.. Edward Bayley
the managing director Of the SAINT
, cFus Mining company OF the Argen
. tine Republlel
Here waa q surprise indeedl VIVA
on earth did II all meant
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23
SHERIFF'S SALE OF SCHOOL
LANDS

Ry virtue aud authority of m order OF
the County Court II 81. Francois county.
Missouri made at the August tenn Of
said court Tor 1899. on the i,h day OF
August. directed 10 the Sheriff % St
Francois rouuty, 10 advertise and sell %
the manner and upon the tcrns prescrils-
cd nv law ~ such easts made and pro-
yided, the following described school
lands, tc-wit:
The west half &C the northwest quarter
and the northeast quarter Of the nrfih'
wesi quartsr OF section aixlena, lh iowil-
shin thirty-fnnr north NJ range eight essi.
situated IN ~. Francois county. Missouri,
also the remaining unsold ioriics OF said
18th sctlon. Described r. follows, to-Wii;
not Invest quarter OF northwest quarter,
northeast quarter of northwest quarter.
southwest quarter vt northwest qunrlef'
southeast quarter Of northwest quarter,
northeast quarter Of northeast quarter.
northwest quarter % northeast QuarieE
southeast quarter 81 northeast quarter,
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter.
northeast quarter Of southeast quarter.
northwest quarter Of soitheast quarter.
southeast quarter OF southeast quarter,
| southwest quarter Of s0ulheasi quarter,
northeast quarter 81 southwest quarter
and southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter:
1. the undersigned sheriff Of said ennu-
~. will expose 10 sale at public amciion,
on
Tuesday. November IL, 1907,
between the hours Of nine o'clock In the
forenoon and live O'clock IN the afiernnon
Of that day, az the south front door Of lhr
court hotlse In the city ol farningiun
In said County OF ~. Francois. Missouri.
and turing the session Of tie Cin-ili'
Court Of said county, the foregoing de
Scrihet real estate. 90 the following terms
to-wif: THE purchaser - give bond viii
good and sufficient security for the pW
clsase price. payable one year amer date
with ten per cent interest pcrannum iron
date Of sale. unless he prefers 20 pay easl
IN hand; provided. that the prins 1t whiel
said land shall he soldtshail not be les
than one dollar and quarter (gl 80 PEI
acre and thu costs of adyeriitisg AM
selling said land.
| JEFF n. HIGIiLEY,
i Sheriff OF ~. Francois County
October 2, 1904.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23
NOTICE
To Contractors and
Others.

Notice n hereby given thai sealed
hisls will be received BY the undersigu-
cd, or County Clerk, up 20 one O'clock
p. m, Tuesday, Nesemher 9TH, ls0z,
for The construction md complication
OF two wood tressles. and $3.50 cubic
yards Of dIrt gu. posss aud railing,
rIprap aud gravel tor The approaches
70 the bridge over Wolf creek. a. the
point known an Iliukns' Foris 90 tho
road icsding from frsdericksown soad
40 Ceunsy Farm. Said work 70 BE-
ronssfacsed and eompleied 10 aeeas@
azace with the plan ana specifications
on iiie IN tho coaniy CLERKS oflicc.
The contractor viii Be reqH)red q
give band. and enter into eonsszps sp-
proved b. the ccapty csurs.
The rsunty Casirt ,aneTre& she sikhl
10 sejeuk ssy and aIl ~.
SAa1xfs II AaDuRYs
Eoad "a llf:aE cea.
ociebsr >, 1pts.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23
SlERIPF's SALE FOR BACK
TAXRS.

By virtue Of an execution assured from
the Office Of the CLERK ofthe Circtiit Couri
of 81. Francois county, Missouri. dated
the 9Th day Of September 100, and
made rriuFnnble 20 the Noyember term
OF said court for intf2 to the Sheriff Of
Sc Francois county directed and 70 me
delivered. In htyor OF the State OF Mis-
souii az the relation and 10 the use OF
Frank Richardson, Collector of the Rev
cnue Of 81. Francois eo,inty. and against
.Iohn T.. Watson. Phillip y. Peer, !. n.
Peers, George II. Prers, John v. Peers.
Susan q. Taylor JJsIn w. Wiliiains, ~
Williams, Katherine l.. Mansfield. Ellen
Legg. Ellen X. Rutherford ana Joseph
Tnpp. have sslSesi and levied upon all
the tight, title. Claim. interest and estate
Of she saia John 3. Watson Philip q
isrurs. y. X. Peefs. George Il: FectkI
JOHNNY. Peers, ssusan q. Taylor. John w,
Mansfield. EiIen l.egg, ELLEN X. Rather
ford, and dnsepil T-app, OF, and 70 siIe
foliawiHx described real estate. situate,
Tying and being IN the County Of II. Frals'
enls and State az Missouri. f0-wIts
The enst hnia If the southwest quartri
and tie wess hall Of the southeast quartet
III fft1t4Db ffffftkFAAf ttWNNHtF Afastf-f b'fs
range I've; ard ] will on.
Thursday. November ID. 1902,
between the hours cf nine o'elock In tbs
forenoon and five O'clock 10 ghe aftrfnoor
Of that day, AZ .i,u south frnhl slaar ~ TIA
court hohse. In the city OF sArmingica,
| IN fhe said county ~ st. FrHnrosr anc
state OF Missouri. and during tie sessiof
81 the CIrcuif Gpnrt Of said r0uuly, seil Al
pablie veFdHs 30 the highest bidder fos
cash III tine right, tllif. eiAin. lniefeAl ans
estate % the saEd Jehn Il. Watson. Pliiig
g. Peers. L. q. T'segs. George H. Ieer
.fussa v. FeesH. SslNin q. Taylor. Joht
Williams. VII Wiillams. Katherine u
slansi;.id. Ellen f.eGg, Eiien n nnshtf'
fursi and gazspG Tfnbp Of. IN and 10 ills
foregoing described real estate 10 satisfy
szsId cxcrusIru ard rnsls.
3EFf III IIfEHLEY.
Sheriff a 81. Frzneoza County.
October 0, IiA's5.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23

I must confess that the discovery
Z had made behind 81. Martins
church. and which Described AZ tho
end Of the previous chapter, bad
proved too much for me. What pos
slble reason eould Mr.. BSylcy have
for wanting 20 rid himself Of meT
Only the morning before he had been
anxious 20 secure my services Ia the
interests Of hiA company, aud Row
here he was hiring 3 couple OF ruff.
nans to- prevent me fFom doing nF
work. II not 20 take my life. When
l reached my hotel again. and went
90 bed. lay awake half the night
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-23
as,hers

Who woald Keep their children Ia
good health should watch for the FIRST
symptoms Of worms, and remove them
Wlh whites Cream vermiiuge. II i
the childreEs' best Ionic, u geis d.
gesliou at work so that their food does
them good, and they grow mp healthy
aud stnRg 2sc at Ci'y Drug Store