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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-05-14

Mn Jesse Jenkins and daughter.
Mis- Jennie, who live ON Cottonwood
avenue. were thrown from their
buggy ON East Main street while COM
ing into town last Saturday afternoon
and painfully injured in consequence
Of their horse becoming frightened BY
= train on the d. q r. G. railroad
and overturning the buggy. throwing
the occupsnts out into the roadway.
By rare eood fortune neither of the
ladies were very seriously hurt. al
though that they escaped such . fate
seems almost miraculoua. Dr.. Little
was summoned and drcsssd the In.
juries Of tho unfortunate ladies.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-05-14

Shirt finisher and lady clothes
ironcr wanted at the Canon City
Steam Laundry. 2t-so
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-05-14

Over the Nickel Plate Road and be
convinced Of IL. superior train service.
Solid through daily express trains be-
tween Chicago. Fort Wayne. FiuilAy.
Fo>toria. Erie. Buffalo. New York
City and Boston. American Ciuh
meals. ranging in price from ssc TO
q. served In Nickel Plate dining
esn; also service II carte. Rates al
ways the lowest. No excess fare
charged on any train ON the Nickel
Plate Road. Chicago depot: Harrison
street and Fifth avenue. City Ticket
c63ces Ill Adams street and Auditor
ium Amer; John Y. Callahan. general
agent. lis Adams street. room 2o6.
Chicago. so-St
TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druegista refund the money
II IL tails 60 euro. e. W. Groves
signature IL on each box. s5c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

entirely deserted for the afternoon"
"Oh. Nathan. how did you ever come
to this?" she cried. q have always
thought of you as-as-as 50 noble and
true. And you have turned common
robber, and that of man who used to
be your friend"
Dolly, 1 would have preferred to be
hanged, had 1 supposed you thought
we'll of me. rather than forfeit your good
opinion. 1 do not know what madness
brought me here Without $4,000 more
than 7 have been able to raise am a
ruined man. And it is just when, 100,
for the first time in my life, L seemed to
have financial prospects. / have spent
trust funds in getting my business un-
der way: now I must account for them,
and shall be unable to do it. This has
been the only dishonest thing In my
life
She sat down while he was speaking,
and covered her face with her hands. He
arose and stood before her.
Dolly, you did love me, after all, in
the old days." he said, with something
of the old hopefulness. You would not
feel as you do now had you not cared
for me them
And he sat down again drawing his
| chair close to hers, and begged to be
forgiven for his present offense-not 10
be loved, but just to be forgiven. He
told her all the circumstances OF ms
original fault in spending the trust
money. He told her how he came to try
this robbery, and how he had learned
that her father had carried a consider
able sum of money to the house, Ano
he avowed that had he succeeded III
his business he would have again Of
fered himself to her; that he had lived
for the day when he could do so with
hope of being accepted; and that it was
the temptation of love which mad lee
him beyond the confines OF nohes'y.
| "C.ood-bv. Dolly" he said at last
INV life is a failure, but hope yot
will not think too hardly of me-
He started to go, but she detained
him. She told him she was as great
AGAINST her heart as much AS hi
against his conscience. And she ever
ventured that if $4,000 would save hin
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from disgrace and his business from
ruin she believed it could be found.
When Dolly's parents returned her
mother found the little gold mounted
pistol lying in the middle of the parlor
floor Dolly explained.
Mate Brown called, and l was show
ing it to him and forgot to put 1t
back
engagement to Nathan Brown was an
nounced, Theodore Haight. her bosom
friend told all their female circle that
he was an old lover OF hers, whom she
had once rejected. and they all SAID;
How romantiei'-Rev. Leander Tur-
new in Chicago Tribune.
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MANICURES NOT NEEDED.
Advice from an Expert Concerning
the Care of the Nails.

The manicure has become nearly as
important in every barber shop as the
brush boy The habit of being mani
cured is more general than ever before.
At the same time among men who
have long been accustomed to the ser
vices of manicures there has for the
past few years been reaction against
them. Manicures are no longer useful,
these men say; most of them have had
inadequate preparation. and in the so
called manicure parlors they try to at
tend to too many customers.
The practice of having regularly the
services of a manicure Injuries the nails
eventually unless the operators are
sidllful and careful. If they try to pro-
duce with strong acids the effects that
should be obtained by slow and DELHI
crate work the nails VIII ultimately be
spoiled.
ANY man can keep his nails looking
as well rs he could want them" said a
clliropodist who looks upon manicure
as an entirely unnecessary evil BY
owning a few pieces of emery paper,
an ivory nail cleaner, a. piece of pumice
stone and above all else a stiff nail
brush. he can do without the services
of a manicure.
.'1'he nailbrush is the most important
implement. Hard rubbing of the nails
with a stiff brush will do more for
them than anything else in the world.
1T keeps the nails naturally white,
and gives the effect that manicures try
to produce with acids The stiff brush
also tends to prevent the hang nails
as the bits of flesh that cause these
are removed when they are very small
and before they develop into serious
abrasion.
The small emery papers that are tC
be had for less than cent apiece keeT
the nails short and cradle anybody
who uses them to shape the nails. The
flesh about the nail and at the base
which to this day most manicres cut
although the practice is very injuriou:
and they know it, can be kept from
growing over the rail by pushing i
gently backward when the hands arr
damp after washing and the flesh pia
Bile.
"All these things can be done by any
man who will give half an hour weel
to the task. That will be less thai
the manicure would require, and hi
hands will look we'll and stay that way
which is more than they do under tn
care of a manicure. New York sun
Riverside base burners at Forbes, 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

Seven years ago the State Of Illinois granted
% the Physicians Institute of Chicago charter.
There was need Of something above the ordi-
nary method of treatment for chronic diseases.
something more than any one specialist or any
number of specialists acting Independently
could do, so the State ITSELF under the powers
granted it by its general laws, gave the power to
the Physicians Institute to furnish to the sick
such help as would make them well and strong.
Ever since its establishment this Institute has
endeavored in every possible way to carry out
the original purposes of its establishment under
ehe benehcient laws OF the State.
Three years ago, the Physicians Institute
realizing the value of electricity in the treatment
superintendence of its staR OF specialists an
electric bolt, and this belt has been proved to be
Of great value as a curative agent. From time
90 time it has been improved until it reached
that stage of perfection which warranted Its
present name Of "SupTcr.e."
This belt Is the most effective Of all agents IN the
cure Of rheumatism, lumhago, lame back, nerV.
0us exha1S+forS ~zra 10 i,-E VjfaI functions
kidney disorders and many other com
plants.
4nis supreme Electric Belt'' Is made II one
grade only-1C0 guage-thcre is no better electric
belt made and no better belt can be made
Whenever In the opinion of our staff of special
lists the wonderful curative and revtaliZing
forces of electricity win cure you We send you,
free of all cost, one of these Supreme Electric
Belts 1t Is not sent trial, 1t Is yours to keep
forever without the payment of one cent: This
generous offer may be withdrawn at any time, so
you should write to-day for this free 81 Supreme
Electric Belt to the Physicians Institute.
at 20lS JnIty bug, chicago, ms.
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A STATEMENT

of this kind. coming from woman OF
such high repute. cannot be disputed.
Mrs. Dowding has made the trial OF
good medicine and found that it IS the
best medicine of the kind on the market.
Vin-Seng is not fake remedy advei-
tised to do things that are Impossible.
It stands at the head of all the prepara-
tions that cure stomach ailments ana
build up the system. We advertise 1t 10
cure and it does cure. We cannot I'M
derstand why every person who KNOWS
of this wonderful medicine has not tired
it before now Those who have begun
it's use all testify that it gives the best
satisfaction of any medicine ever used
for Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Loss OF APP
netite. Weakness. General Debility, Run
Down conditions, Nervousness and Sleep
lessness Make a test of this remedy g
and if you are not thoroughly conylhceu
that If is doing YOU lots of good, let us
know and we will cheerfully refund your
money. If Vin-Seng would not cure you
we could not afford to make you this
nronosition. We take all the risk and
YOU get all the benefit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
Mndern Mummies.

lice. of a mummy factory at Montrouge,
near Paris, has caused no little consterna-
ton among owners of these somewhat
nigh impossible to distinguish the pro-
ducts of the factory from the genuine. ar
ticle. and hundreds of pubic INSTITUTIONS
dealers are believed to have been victim
lied a-- r $3.50 e.a.
,,eiT,e~ Immersed for a short period in sui
phate of ammonia, is swathed IN nanu-
ages STEPPED in a preparation OF Burg9noS
pitch and resin, with dry spices ana aus
The parcel is then sent to Egypt to ot
.snaturalized'' and authenticated ane
after an Interval is returned in a sa--
coDhafglls'' which, though covered Wit
archaic hieroglyphics is also bogus
Philadelphia Ledger.
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MRS. M. E. DOWDING
Matron of IngIeside, Writes an
Encouraging Letter-She SUBJ
stimulates Claims of Others.

Il can recommend Vin-Seng as hne
tonic. / used it when it just seemed as
though I was all worn out, and eouid
feel it helping me from the start. be-
lieve it has done me more good than any
other medicine 1 have ever used. Any
one needing a tonic or stomach medl-
cine should try Vin-Seng. It does. Just
as YOU claim for it."-Mrs. NJ. E. Dowd-
ing, matron Ingleside, 81 Huntoon
street TODeka
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IF YOU DOUBT

the virtues of this medicine write for a
sample and it will be sent free. OF
charge. We want you to do this and be
Convinced. The price of Vin-Seng places
II within the reach of every one. soc
for one bottle which contains more
medicine than any dollar bottle ever solo
in Topeka. Three bottles for SIPS. For
sale at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

1T wisht I knowed whether there was
any sequel to that prodigal son story,
said Farmer CorntosseI as he looked
through the open door at the Young man
who was swinging in a hammock and
smoking a cigarette.
What do you mean?i asked his wife.
I'D Kind o like to know whether the
original prodigal son settled down an
went to work steady. or whether he got
into the habit o maxim them trips once
or twice a year. Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
HOBART'S
The Cut Rate Drug Store
500 West Tenth Ave.

And at pibble Grocery Co. III East 6th
street and so4 North Kansas Ave-; Gran :
teer's Grocery, Potw1n Station; Nichols
grocery. 17O1 kansas Ave-: Cunningham s
grocery. Eighth and Lake.
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Human nature is human nature
s'pose I'd git mercenary an begin to wor-
ry about all de rides I've been beatin' dc
company out of.'-Washingto Star.
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He-"But / love you, CARRIE She
We'll and love -caramels. but don't
see as that fact is calculated to make
caramels happy. Boston Transcript.
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Fifty miles an hour" yelled the wild
chauffeur Are you brave?" Yes,
am Just full of grit" replied the pretty
girl as she swallowed another pint OF
dust.-Chicago Daily News.
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II see there's talk of some members
of the legislature framing a new troll
ley bill, remarked the inquisitive youth.
Yes replied his father How is a
trolley bill framed, anyway In guilt,
usually. "-Philadelphia Press.
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You don't make many pretensions as
speechmaker."
NO" answered Senator Sorghum; lit
is a misfortune for public man to set
into the habit of saying clever things.
They are always remembered and held
up against him in case he wants to
change his mind. Washington Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

Fsvervbody's liable TO itching piles
Rich and poor. old and young-terrible
the torture they suffer. Only one sure
cure. Doan's Ointment. Absolutely. safe;
can't fail
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well, my little man." said the great
captain of industry. what do you expect
to do when You grow up and inherit your
fathers wealth.? Do you intend to build
colleges or establish libraries p?
I'm going TO buy a circus and drive the
band wagon myself. Chicago Record
Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

Riverside base burners at Forbes, SIG
Kansas avenue. Phone $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

1t seemed like a small matter but It was
not.
The woman faced ahead when she got
off the moving car.
For a moment the conductor stood as if
paralyzed. Then he staggered against the
railing.-Chicago Post
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

II believe this slump in Wall street
is all for political effect. They want TO
scare Roosevelt
well, judging from the present prices
they must be finding that he keeps on
being a mighty hard man to scare
Exchange.
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say with due civility
That some time. soon or late.
The thought comes unto each and all
That they might soon be rich and great
If. with their own ability,
They had their neighbours gail
=Chicago Record Herald-
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But why asked the stranger, "are
you all trying to cultivate a Scotch dia-
iect? Is it golf?" NO" replied the ma
tive Then what is it?" Why we
sort of thought it might hurry Carnegie
a little in the matter of giving us a Ii
brary."-Chicago Evening Post.
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An interesting SEQUEL

Riverside base burners at Forbes, GIG
Kansas avenue. Phone 100.
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WANTED-AoENTs.

GREATEST household novelty ever in
vented, 100000 sold III Milwaukee, big
profits exclusive territory, free sample
straight salary. Edgren Mfg. Co., Milwau-
kee Wis.
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Some men are born great, some
achieve greatness, and others manage
to grow smaller each day.-ExchanSe
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Pity the man who finds home such
cheerful place that he always wants TO
hurry there as soon as his days work Is
done. Heaven won't be much of an inn
provement for him.-Exchange
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

AGENTS Little Darling sells every
where; sample Toe; free catalog. Lincoln
Trading agency 80 Lincoln PIX. bldg. Chr
cago.
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.szf;,-a, said PIodding Pete. what
would YOU do if you was to wake up ana
find yourself a railway president -,
at dunno answered Meanderlhg MIKE
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Cook stoves at Forbes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

1t seemed like small matter, but 1t was
not.
The woman faced ahead when she got
off the moving car.
For moment the conductor stood as if
paralyzed. Then he staggered against the
railing--Chicago Post
First Poet-That's just like Fame.
Second Poet-What's just like Fame?
She never does swoop down on an au-
that he'd lots rather sit by the fire at
home in the evenings than go to BAN
cuets. Life.
Edditz-Your friend Deeply left some
verses with me today that were quite
Ascum-Really? I didn't think he was a
Edditz~Neither does he-Philadelphia
Press.
Tess-Yes. he called to see me last
night. and of all the clumsy men
Jess-Oh! 1 know him. Isn't he
bird?
Tess-No. he isn't. but he seemed to
think he was last night. He SAT- on my
hat.-Philadelphia Press.
why don't you tell your husband it's
wrong to play any game for money!"
said the woman who always trumps her
partners ace.
ment,' said young Mrs. Torkins. BE
| sides he isn't nearly as bad as the 9TH
ers He never wins. ''-Washington Star.
Two months ago he was worth a mill
I'm rain checks or street car trans
fers?1 ..,
Same thing ''-CIeveland Plain Dealer
Mabel-How well Miss Elderley carries
her age, doesn't she2
| Daisy-But she must be SO accustomed
to it by now.-Philadelphia Evening Bull
letin.
Gabriel-Doesn't that New Yorker find
ST PeterNNo. he says he can't get used
to the golden streets not being torn up
Brooklyn Life.
Elm Peeler-what's the biggest sight
you've seen at the centennial
Haw Eater-B cash. l saw EN- crowd
hundred an sixty people in a street car
last night,-Chicago Tribune,
A real good friend is one who will
say you are sensitive when you are
INSTRUMENTATION Globe.
We wish company could be entertain
ed somehow without causing so mucf
dish washing Washington Democrat
II have only two difficulties to over
come in connection with my flying ma
'i What are theyT'
Getting it into the air and making !
stay there. '-Washington Star.
: Vfctim-YeS, sir. L m n1Sn onto OF year
, old bv hen, an'-I've smoked an drank al
my life.
Stranger-Hal My poor fellow. if you
Il ne1,er 11sed stirnulants and tobacco you't
; be twice as old. sir.-Chicago Daily News
! H@we had best elope a bout p m
will bring my auto to the nexts corner
2 and ~,
aeyiiar dear-Da and ma do so want t
see us off. and I don't like to keep ther
nm 40 late.-Puck.
Everybody's liable to itching piles
Rich and poor. old and young-terribl
the torture they suffer. Only one sur
cure. Doan's Ointment. Absolutely safe
: can't fail
Riverside base burners at Forbes, 81
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An Electric
Belt Free
Send Your Application At Once To
The PHYSICIANS Institute.

They VIII Send You Absolutely Free One
EITHER 100 Guage Supreme Electric ISeltss
the Belt Which Has Made 50 Many Wonder
full Cures-You Needn't Send Even > Postage
Stamps Just Your Name and Address.
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First Poet-That's just like Fame.
Second Poet-What's just like Fame?
She never does swoop down on an au-
thor until he's got so old and sensible
that he'd lots rather sit by the fire at
home in the evenings than go to ban
cuets. life.
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YOU can earn good wages taking orders
for our Christmas specialties; no capital
or experience necessary. Tiff q Co., Wa
bash ave. Chicago.
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Edditz-Your friend Deeply left some
verses with today that were quite
amusing.
Ascuni-Really? I didn't think he was a
humorous writer
Edditz-Neither does he.-Philadelphia
Press.
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uAwe had best elope a bout 2 a. m
will bring my auto to the nexts corner,
and ~,
esyjier dear-Da and ma do so want to
see ms off, and I don't like to keep them
uup SO late.-Puck-
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Great Man-sHave you begun my pre-
lininary campaign work YETI" Private
Secretary-'I have ordered from one of
the members of the American Press
Humorists a complete set of anecdotes
of YOU. together with eight personal
"reminiscences guaranteed to be abso-
lutelv original and to have been used
in connection with no other public mai.
AS soon as we get these distributes
among the newspapers you may crack
your whip. and away We'll go.'-Baltl-
| more American.
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Tess-Yes. he called to see me last
night, and of all the clumsy men
Jess-Oh. 1 know him. Isn't he
bird?
Tess-No. he isn't. but he seemed to
think he was last night. He sat on my
hat.-Philadelphia Press.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


wANTED-Names or sufferers from kid
ney trouble. Address L. b. A., care
Journal.
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WANTED-Sewing by the day or to take
home Address A. B. c.. care Journal.
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wANTED-s1ruAT1oNs.

wANTBD-Laundryw work by the day. lie
Clay st.
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A REPRESENTATIVE wanted in each
place to handle my health vibrator and
magic hand for the complexion; they sell
on sight and application: particulars free.
John Humphrey. 105 W. I'D ST., New York
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Cook stoves at Forbes
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sBut why did you, not send for the
doctor next door when you became sud
denly ilI?'' asked his friend.
You forget answered the sufferer,
.sthat 1 have been learning to play the
cornet recently. Puck.
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WHEN you want to hire man or boy,
have a list of men and confidential ref
erences concerning them. 4. NJ {. A
Employment Bureau III, E. Sth S.
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In future. 1t is said.
viii start the party of relief
A month or two ahead
Washington Star.
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WANTED-Cooks, mattresses. house girls
ma ids, dishwashers. Capital Employ
ment office 81 Kansas ave.
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wANrED-sALEsMEN.

CIGAR statesmen in your locality
for city and country trade; experience
unnecessary; $50 Fer month and expenses
inc1ose mn for particulars. Pioneer Ci-
gar Co, Dept. "a Toledo, o.
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| WANTED-15 or 20 good carpenters to go
| to Fort Riley. about so days work. APP
ply at 1923 n. Quincy St, North Topeka.
| ]. B. Belts.
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RELIABLE Energetic workers to distrib-
| ute circulars, samples and adv. matter:
good pay; no canvassing- Cooperative
| Adv. Co, New Y ork.
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AGENTS-Big profits, easy work, sell our
sold on sight cooking utensils; every
months by l gen. agent; will give terri
tory where desired; bright men M and NO We,
at this pleasant work Address The Mid
land Co., 81 Linden ave, GAINESVILLE. Q.
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ACTIVE LADY to work at home-$36 PAID
for II days trial. promotion if satisfac
tory; state religion. ]. Engwall, Lakeside
bldg, Chicago.