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Williams news., 1902-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Onice at Prescott. Arizona.
 August 13. 1eo2- Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the IT. g. Court Commissioner. at Williams. on Sep tember z7. 1902. viz:
 John Keegan. for the n1< of nw5< and n1< of ne1< sec 6, tp- 21 r. c. and excess No 6oS He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. said land. viz:
 William Kay. of wflliamss John McwfIIiams. Patrick F. Hollihan. of Maine Rhoades postoface; chas Carlson. of BeIlemont
 FEN & HILDRETH. Register First publication August 1s. 1eo2-
Williams news., 1902-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land onsee at Prescott. Arizona.
 August i5. Iso2- Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention Co make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before C. P. Siivernail. U- g. Court Commissioner. at Will jams. Arizona. on October 9. 1902. viz: John MeWilliams. for the ne5< of sec 6. T. 2l N-. R. s F., c. and g. R. M
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. said land. viz:
 John Keegan. Patrick Hollihan. of Rhoades. Arfz-; Dan Mcdonald. of ChaIlender. Dan O'ROurke, of Rhoades. Arizona
 FEN g. HILDRETH. Register First publication August 16. 1eo2
Williams news., 1902-08-16
J. C. PHELAS,S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land ofice at Prescott. Arizona,
 July 2s. 1e02- Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before U- & Court Commissioner at Williams. Arizona, Sep tember 22. 1eO2. viz:
 John McBess. for the g Inf sw ar and Inf SC qr. sec IS. twp 23 n.r4e- He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. said land. viz:
 Lewis orr. Barney Fletcher. R. H. Nephew and Patrick Johnston. all of Williams. Arizona
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE. JE.
 Register First publication August 2 Ieoe-
Williams news., 1902-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Land ohhee st Prescott. AT

Land Ohice st Prescott. Arizona.
 August 2. 1sO2- Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support Of his claim. and that said proof will be made before U. g. Court Commissioners at Williams. Arizona on Sep tember is. Iso2. viii:
 Michael Sullivan. for the v5S nws< and nS< svs<. sec IS. twp 1o n-. C.. including excess cash receipt No 5sO-
 He names the following witnesses to prove hts continuous residence upon. and cultivation of. said land. viz=
 Elmer L4inE. James stone. Ed FaraIl. James Haise. all of Williams. Arizona
 FEN s- HILDRErH. Register. First publication August 9. 1eu2-
Williams news., 1902-08-16
On the Fence

Were you ever on the fence,
 undecided, yet anxious for a
 decision one way or another? Such a position is all the worse when success or failure hangs upon your decision If you are uncer tain how to choose, among the many good things we offer, you are as- sured that, whichever way you may decide, you'll get full value for your money at
 PHEI AN,S
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29

try Our great development has reached
a point that has placed us In the front
rank OF nations. That development Is
natural consequence OF the evolutions
that are going on.
Labor and capital are approaching
each other In the proper spirit l be-
lieve in organized labor and believe
In organized capital as an auxiliary.
These two great forces are working
out the destinies OF our country. and they
must be friendly. They must be ably
and honestly administered and they must
be controlled.
"Our prospects are bright. and we have
entered upon this contest full OF hope.
because we are right, and we will get
there"
At the conclusion OF Senator Hanna's
speech there was another demonstra-
tion. After the adoption of the eagle as
the party emblem and resolutions OF
thanks for the unusual entertainment In
Cleveland the state committee was au-
thorized % hll all vacancies and the con-
vention adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29
CUM MBERLAN0.

The Cumberland town council will meet
this evening at the town house at Valley
Falls to canvass the voting lists OF the
town for the coming election OF town Of
ficers.
The physical culture class Of the La
dies auxiliary to the Catholic Institute
held its closing session last evening at
the hall OF the institute at Valley Falls.
The evening was given over to social
pleasure.
At Grange hall at Arnold's Mills last
evening took place an entertainment and
social under the auspices OF Cumberland
Grange No, ., Patrons OF Husbandry.
The feature Of the entertainment was the
farce, "A Box OF Monkeys" Following
the dancing supper was served and dane
ing was INDUCED In until n late hour.
Tho Blackstone Valley Fish and Game
association met last evening at Fores-
ters hall. Valley Falls, President William
III. Boardman presiding. The association
acted favorably on 2s applications for
membership and closed it's charter list
with a membership OF i50. The appoint
ment OF Earle J. Burllngame as deputy
grand commissioners for Providence coun-
ty, for fivc years was announced, the ap-
pointment TO date from MAY q. Mr.
Burlingame Is one OF the organizers OF
the association. IL was stated that
copies OF the constitution bylaws and
the game laws of Rhode Island and Mas
sachusetts would be mailed TO the mem
bers committee OF seven was appoint
ed 10 make arrangements for a field day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29
LOST WATCH.
Results In the Fining Of Two
Men for Drunkenness.

The police are investigating what may
be a pipe dream.
Harry Hutchinson, who says that he
is a sailor and that he was on his way
TO Boston. yesterday got into a scuffie
with two men on Eddy. near Weybosset
street
One Of these he knocked down. The
other he held until an officer could come
up and arrest him. Then IL was that
Hutchinson says he missed his s6 watch.
A man named McGrath. who was eat
ing In lunch cart saw Hutchinson
scuffiing with a man. He jumped from
the cart, pushed the combatants apart
and had made peace. when Patrolman
ii. A. George came along.
As Hutchinson made complaint that
he had lost his watch and implicated Nc
Grath, both men were taken to the Cen
tral station. Each was fined for drunk
enness this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29
EAST Providence.

When the Goo-Goo members OF the
town council feel any way lonesome they
get together and cut up such a lot Of
smile, but they got lonesome last evening
and for the fourth or NTH time this
month held a special meeting and just
voted themselves the whole police de-
partment.
The committee on police for some time
have been somewhat delicate about ask
ing each other who was boss Of the COM
mittee. but the younger members through
their kindness OF heart gave away to
their older associates on the committee.
Now one OF this committee did not
think that the oldest member had any
more right to be the chairman Of the
committee than the younger. so he put on
his best bib and tucker and called upon
the great and only commission. the police
commission OF Providence.
The young councilman from East
Providence looked something like a
South Rehoboth school boy speaking a
piece at an entertainment when he en-
tered the presence OF the commissioners,
who gave him a few hints about running
so large a police department as East
Providence.
1t is intimated that the young council
man inferred that he and his committee
were Just n little weak on this point
Now, the council held meeting last
evening. when the young and handsome
councilman told his associates what the
Providence police commission told him.
and then they voted to control the police
department and then voted to send Chief
OF Police Adams to Riverside and trans
fer Sergt. Munroe from Riverside to the
centre OF the town, and this goes into ef-
feet Sunday morning. juno 1.
This morning Chief Adams issued an
order transferring day patrolmen Tag
CART and Burgess to night duty at River
side and Patrolmen knight and Bickford
from Riverside to the centre.
There Is already movement on foot
TO have Mr.. Taggart remain, for he has
been doing duty on the square for nearly
10 years, and the merchants are not In a
hurry to dispense with his services.
Notop council of American Mechanics
held an open meeting last evening.
The farmers coming into the square
this morning report a heavy frost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29
NOTES FROM THE HkRp0R.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed from the port of Providence dur
Ing the past "a hours.
Arrived: Steamers Massa ,husetts. An.
pleby, New York; fremont. Wilcox. New
York; City of NEWPORT. Gage, Newport
and returned; Bay Queen, Bowen. Fall
River and returned: Islander. Petty. Sea-
comet and returned: George w Daniel
son, Block Island and returned: Saga
more, Dyer, Fall River and returned: Pc.
quot. New York; tug Gertrude, New York
schooner Eliza Jane. Martha's Vineyard.
Clay Sailed: Tug Battler with barge AL.
lison White; schooner James Pierce. New.
port News; tug Gertrude and tow OF
barges; schooner Chehehan. Block Island
with cargo OF general merchandise;
steamer Astrea, jamaica; schooner Liz
zle Godfrey New York
The steamer George w. Danielson. n
great stranger In the port. although for
merly n regular boat on the Block Island
line, came into port yesterday afternoon.
having taken the place OF the steamer
New Shoreham.
The big hve-masted schooner Mary y
Bowen sailed from this port last evening
and today the ive-master Jennie French
Potter was towed into the vacant berth
at the Harbor Junction pier. This is the
only flve-master In port at present.
Schooner Unique OF the Brava line has
hauled around into the Seekonk river I'm
preparation for her return trip.
Steamer Althea finished loading her
coal supply early this forenoon and sailed
soon after noon. For the past fortnight
a foreign flag was noated In the slip of
the Verley line continuously. the Avelon
flying the Norwegian colors have preced-
ed the Althea, which displays a Russian
ensigu f7om her masthead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29
ROOSEVELT PRAISED.

We cordially sustain President Roose-
velt IN his pledge 10 carry forward the
great work which came 10 him as a sa-
cred legacy. We recognize his earnest
"a conscisntssc esvotion 10 the people,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29

wANTED-TAILoREss, A. f. COOK
Arctic, r. /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29
Ladies'! Iadlesi Ladies!

Pianos. Gold Watches. Silver Tea Sets,
Opera Glasses are given away free at
"Fairview" Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday Remember you do not have to
buy lot 10 get present. Take East
Greenwich and Apponaug cars. Get
there at p. m. Every one has a chance
Bring your friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Friday; warmer except
In eastern Maine; fresh southwest winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29
A, the Auction sale OF Building Lot.

Next Thursday. Friday and Saturday on
Elmwood avenue there Will be Bal
loon ascension at y m. each day. and
the company proposes TO give away
Pianos. Ladies' and Gents Gold
watches. Ice Pitchers. Tea Sets.
Dinner Sets. Opera Glasses and many
valuable presents TO parties who visit
the property. Those presents VIII be
given 10 visitors whether they purchase
lots or not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-29

John silva and Harold q. Washington,
each OF whom had failed 10 20 to school
az they had promised TO do. were sur
rendered by MIR Wallace today and sent
10 yee S9ckanosset school for two years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27
WINFIELD TEAM WON
They Defeated Friends University by
score OF 4 too.

The Friends University baseball team
went down 20 defeat yesterday az the
hands % the Southwest Kansas college
aggreeation OF ball tossers 10 the tune Of
10 O.
The feature Of the game was the twiri-
ing Of Winhelds pitcher. Holmes ana Ak
no stage or the game we're the 'lnahers
able 70 hit the tNisters Of the left banded
man. His pitching together with good
support won the game Co the Methodist
bows. Cornelison. the Friends pitcher.
PLAYED a good game and fielded his posi-
ton well but be did not have TIE support
that Holmes was given.
IL was one of the cicanest ssnfs mat
has been played on a wichita diamond
this season. the home team making aii tile
errors The batting - tho Winfield catch
er Houston. was one - the features %
the game. nc making two ssfe BITS ana a
tvo-bareer For the FIRST tirae during ne
season the TrioGds were not ahii 90 tour
the covered sphere out i1 the neld Tor
more than three hits and some - them
were % the scratch order.
II was Only in the affh that The Win
fed boys were able 81 hit CorneisE9n -
any great extent. and then THE hfeNorka
tasted for only 3 few minutes 80 cgitic1i
times Ccrneiiaon was as cool az a piece =
SEE and was almost iusinclhi@ whea thc
orrasinn DEMANDED Il. The Friends nj
vraes had = fne record for batting tst
he left banded pscrx = Holmes vas tco
much ~ puzzle for tie cusxsrs % solve.
The score
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27
DECLARES HIMSELF Heir
Robert Powell Claims Equal share Ia
Wnior Powell Estate.

Yesterday young man in military uni
form stepped into the Eagle oface and
giving his name as Robert Powell. de-
clarea that he was an heir 70 the late
Major Powen OF this city. who was killed
in a runaway TWO weeks ago. He claims
an ea,,s3 share Of the estate with Mrs
Frank Powell. now II the city, Nh
has been supposed was Major Poweli 5
only heir
Robert Powell. who Is p years Old,
vas born az Augrsts. His mother
name is susie Calori. Major Powell De-
fcre his death. raised him and last jan
uar, started him 70 school n ~, Sont
military academy at Saliaa, where ne
vas te stay fer 5hree years. \ r fra-
-isr 81 Fl Dorado has been appointed and
Qualified as his guardian The BOY al
lceed rights in the estate VII be thus
looked after and a hght made i nee
essary,
The settling OF the Powell estate IS ex-
~ cted shortly 20 sex into the district
court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27

SAC: cash. No. mixed. sac; No 2
white. 66des11c: No. white. sc
Oats-No. white, HE
Rye-No. 2 6oc.
Hay-choice timothy. sl2.50 choice prai-
RE. so.
Eggs-Fresh. 13zc.
Receipts of wheat, Is cars
st. Louis.
red cash, elevator, 7sc; track, 7SQls74c;
May. 7Se: July, 1ssei September, lac;
No hard, 75i4Q77c.
Corn-Higher. No. cash, sc; track. 81
Gs4lzc; May, 6S1ze; July, &c: September,
oats-weak. No. cash. 41lzc; track, e
G42&c; May, Aa.c: July. sc; September.
SIC; No. white. 451zQ Sc.
Rye-Nominal, soc.
New York.
New York, Hay 26.-Butter-Recelpts
10, 701 packages Market hrmer- State
dairy, IS1zd2c state creamery. 20G22i1c
imitation creamery, ls1sQalazc; factory. Il
Gi91kc.
Receipts. SIS packages Mar
large, colored and white, lee; fancy small
new, state, fun cream, colored, choice.
101kc: white, 10s4c.
Eggs-Receipfs, 1871 packages. Mar
ket strong State and Pennsylvania. III
G1sc: western, storage packed. 1741sc.
centrifugal. Sc test, ; 7-16c; moiasses SUI
gar. 11-16c. Refined steady. Crushed,
) 15c; powdered, z.75c; graduated, 4.55c.
CofTee-Steady and nominally higher.
Molasses-Firm. New Orleans, s3GHc.
gowls. 15e. Dressed. steady Brollers,
&ES2c; fowls. l3c: turkeys, 1STlsc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27
FOR CITY HOSPITAL
BeBefit Entertainmeus rendered ~
seniors. OF High school

The seniors OF the Hen School, VIE
gave the beautiful opera. said Pasha."
have kindly offered % repeat the enter
tainrnent on next Thursday evening for
the benefit OF the Wichita hospital
The entertainment proved - successfua
and met with 50 many favorable COM
ments. that there was an unusual inter-
est awakened among the people ~ Wtch-
tia who failed 20 see q, 90 have Il re-
peated There are two pleasures 10 10
derived from attending. FIRST, The piess-
rre 81 an evenings entertainment 90 .
high class. for which very small ad-
mittance Zee will be charged secondly.
the funds are 70 be placed IN the hands
Of The directors % the Wichita Hospital.
an Institution that must BE- supported.
and 20 which everyone ought % con-
tribute The trustees are In nscd a
funds badly - the present time. The
new improvements which are uoS being
added amounts 20 about sl.5oo A The
city grcws. the demand grows fcr en-
Iargenscn. and greater expense Tor
~. "a srrarre
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27

the last Few years he has been s2hScct
to more than twenty epiiepuc fts every
day. This ceforned lad has Just one
IDEAL. For many years be has talked
STOUT death and he often asked rs
mother II when he passed from as
earth he would have a Little white dress
and ride IN a white hearse and Law io
white coGin. That seemed 70 be bis
whole ambition and was his principle
topic when taking 70 his mother
The mother IL too peer 70 furnish more
than a plain coffin ard Mrs. Ella Glenn
Shields. police VaatroE. has undertaken
the sob CT giving this poor, dcfornae5
lad what he desired and the funeral ser
vices will be held this afternoon AZ 30
from the homo ard eyerything that tho
lad wanted viii be given him IN the cclc-
hratioa OF the rites Ok tho dead. Rev.
Dubber, Of the Central Christian church.
VIII have charge of the services Ine
Kings Daughters have furnished the
dress and BY private subscription Nrs-
Shields hopes TO raise the money Tor the
hearse and she Is WORKING for very
worthy object
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27
Western League Games.

KANSAS CITY. 8; MILWAUKEE, 3.
Kansas City, May 26-Cable's eHective
pitching and the timely hitting OF the
locals defeated Milwaukee today. At
tendance see Score: n +
Kansas City .........2 . i
Milwaukee ......-.-..o 0 @ - 5
Batteries-Cable and Messitt Bashear
and Lucia
PEORIA, 6: ST. JOSEPH. 5.
St. Joseph May 26.-Peoria won to-
dav's game by good stick work and
costly error in the seventh. Score
8co, Ggsea'i 021O05OO-6 Ii 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Roth; Hart
and Wilson.
OMAHA. s; COLORADO SPRINGS, 9.
Omaha. May 26.-The last game OF the
series between Colorado Springs ana
omaha here today resulted ina shut-out
for the visitors McNeely, for the VS.
ftcrs. was hit hard Score: X n r.
omaha ...........3 . Q 0 l Q 0-s Y I
Colorado Springs 90 O 0 0 0 Go 5
Ratterios-Owens and Gonding' NC
Nicely and Arthur
DIES MONIES. Z; DENVER, g.
Dcs Moines. May 26.-UF 10 the nlnth IN
rsne the score in today's game stood TO
I i'm favor of Denver. The locals thsIi
l-of in their heavy work with the bat,
making six runs in the last han OF the
ninth. Score. II y + :,
Dcs Moines .--...-.-.0 Q 90 .. ~ !
Denver .........2 O 2 @ @ o @ l ID 10 5
Batteries-Barry and Hansen; EYER
Mcconnell and Wall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27

who was determined 10 sacrice the hand
soonest Princeton man she could md 10
her love. This man fell victim 20 her
hypnotism and was just about 10 be shot
b. the fair sorcesereSs when he awoSe
ana found il all dream
MIR. George gave the toast The Law
yer and the Hod Carrier He said he
had been appointed by the national con-
ton OF lawyers and he'd carriers 10 be
their delegate 70 the alumni bancuc: OF
the High school. The High school boys,
he said. were IN almost every vocation IN
life. but as FAR as he knew there were
none of them in jail. He closed with
glowing TO the national emblem.
The last toast was 70 have been given
by Miss Hattie Stanley but as she was
unable to be present the POSTMASTER sug-
gested that the guests take the verse.
Mid Pleasures and Palaces There's NO
Place Like Home" as an example OF what
the speakers toast would have been
The following are the officers OF the
alumni association. President. Emmett n
Hm %: first vice president, Edward ".
Dill. 81. second vice president. Lulu Hat
ton. 80: treasurer. Homer J. Hardin. 90
The following was the menu.
Consomme Dssclignac.
sliced Tomatoes Cuermoers-
Cheese Straws.
CroQuettes OF Veay A Ia Russo.
Salpicou Of Sweet Breads En- Caisse.
New Peas. Asparagus.
Spring Chicken A Ia Maryland
New Potatoes in Cream
Lobster Mayonnaise. Vegetable salad.
Strawberries.
Vanilla lee Cream. Assorted cake
Coffee.
Those present were:
Mrs Elvin Baker. Mr.. and Mrs X r.
Knight. Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Sulp- Mrs.
Dewitt. HARRIET Dean. Mary Kelly. Daisy
Shinn. frankie Helm. Cora Glendenning,
Nellie Dryden. Lillian Musselman. Ethel
Breeze. Ada Pratt. Birdie Froman- Bertha
Kirkwood. Maud Hacker. Jane Parkin-
son. MoIIe Warren. Mildred Haywortn,
Belle Hawthorn. Leo. Musseier, Mayme
Chandler. Louise Mcnamara. Lottle
Brown. May Skidmore. Miss Lucas, race
Wilke. Lizzie Johnson. Miss Fazei. tyoe
Srnyzer. Mare Clapp. Thee MorgaH Car
Cleveland. Richard Bird. Homer Harden
VIM. X. Jones. Emmett II. Hili. Manly
Wareham. Dean Minnick. Fred Williams
Chas. Elder. Roy Bailey. Fred Pierce I'd
Din VIII Price. Ed Hess, Rex Payne
Geo. Alexander. Henry Iampi. Roy scua-
der. Roy Hennings. David parkinson
Gene Wallace. Harry Rogers. Horace
Richards. DR. hurry Kirkwcod. Dwight
Tarrington, Geo. Riley. Thee Morgan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There VIII be special Communication
Of Wichita Lodge No. .. at 80 O'Clock.
sharp tonight Tor work in the first degree
Regents communication Of sunfower
lodge. No IS. a F and A. n. this even
ing at o'clock Work in the degrees.
visitors welcome.
There ain re a meeting OF the board
OF directors OF the Wichita hospital az
HE home OF Mrs Fred Snythe 80 North
Lawrence avenue. this morning az
O'Clock a fun attendance IS desired.
wichita ". c. T. L. wII meet al head
quarters. IS Sedgvick block. Tuesday
afternoon Nav . at o'clock SUPER
intendent's reports and flower mission
work continued Contributions II foE-
ers are requested at headquarters during
morning hours
There will be regular meeting II
Wichita Enca-upnser1 Nc = J. Q .. ?.
this evening AZ s O'Clock Election q
ofaoe7s and other important business a
good attendance is desired Visiting
Patrizrchs welcome
The : and s. Y meet tonight
II A g Z ". han- corner Main s1t
FIRST streets The L a s meet Tor
:he purpose q deciding CT meeting righ.
and general business ard also q 80
through she memorial ritual 20 which
sn old soldiers and shefr wives arr rnozs
cordially invited
COMPANY A. Attert3on. There sir ~
COMPANY srfll iris evening the cozp say
hefaE formed promptly AZ : Q ciocx. II
spectso- q c. A. VII o1cu- WetressszT
evening. Nay y ard the company al
- formed a -.s ? n. Severe weather o.
any other trivial excese Sil rot - a.
censea as z reason f. TIE ror-sFgesranee
q any member By order = the captzia,
garuey. Srst sergeant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-27
HOLDS UP A CONGRESSMAN.

at the end Of the compaign." writes
Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant con-
gresham, from overwoTk, nervous ten
sion. loss Of sleep and constant speaking
1 had about utterly collapsed. It seemed
that ali the organs in my body were out
OF order. but three bottles of Electric Bit
ters made me all right. It's the best all
around medicine ever sold over 4 drug
gist's counter" over worked, rundown
men and weak. sickly women gain SPLEEN
did health and vitality from Electric Bit
ters. Try them. only SOC. Guaranteed by
Gehring's Pharmacy.