davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-30

Las estimadas familias de los seflo--
res don Eduardo Georgetti y don R..
Balseiro, han fjado sus residencias en-
Santurce, parada n1mero %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-30

La hoja horrible ia hoja de los en-
bargos) de "El Aguila dc Puerto
Rico, anuncia hoy cincuenta y seis
subastaS.
SubaStar eS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13

Est. Boise; secretary, III. s. Parker,
Idaho Icon0clast Boise; treasurer, Miss
Mabel Payne Herald, Mountain Home
The following have been chosen dele
gates TO the annual meeting Of the
National Editorial association:
AIRS Ada Merritt, Recorder, salmon
City.
WI. darcy, Evening Capital News,
I,aise-
j. d. Flenuer. Evening Bulletin,
Boise.
Charles a. Hachney. Eagie, Mead
A. 3. Hoag. Enterprise. Priest River,
Following are the persons with the
party. n. s. Parker secretary. wife
and sister. Idaho Iconcciast Boise:
Miss Mabel Payne. treasurer Herald,
Mountain Home; r. ". ellis Idaho
Magazine Boise, Frank Cooper and
wife. Statesman. Boise; NJ. ID. Polk and
wife. Capital News, Boise. ID. l. Bad
ley and wife, Idaho odd Fellow. Boise;
s. ID. Taylor and wife, Herald, Bon
uer's Ferry. r. L. Cheney and wife.
Prospect0r Custer. o. Y. Bailey and
wife. Record Emmett, q. y. Jones and
sister. World, Idaho City t. 4. Mack
iutOsh and mother, Gazette, Nendrick;
Rvrd TregO. Telegraph, MaCkay,
Charles A. Hackney, Eagle, Meadows;
s H. e.. Reynolds and wife, tribune
Meridian; Miss Margaret McC aulle-
Journal Moscow; J. +. Baird, Outlook,
New Plymouth: NJ. A. Bates and wife,
Herald. Parma, Earl Nenable and vile.
Independents Payette, a. j. HoaS and
wife. Enterprise. Priest River; ".
smith and wife, News Letter, Salu-
brfa. J. III. Harris and wife. World,
Weiser: r. s. Harding and wife, Signal
Weiser.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
STATE NEWS
MANS NECK is BROKEN
Team Dashes Away and Kills
Driver Before His Chill
dren's Eyes.

Coalville, May 12.-County Clerk Neeley
returned TO CoalvuIe from Woodland yes
terd9y. where he went 90 attend the
funeral services of his uncle, Benjamin
ketchUm. who was killed last Sunday I'm
Bench Creek Wasatch county. MI.
Ketchum was riding ON wagon loaded
with several sacks of grain which he was
taking to field that NE intended TO SOW
with wheat. Instead of the regular wagon
box pl8Dks on the holsters were used
In going across a small uitCh chs horses
became frightened and rau away While
the horses We're running at a furious pace
the wagon encountered smother ditch
throwing M ketchum 10 tine front and
UndeT the wagon. breaking his neck. His
Two girls one and the. 0th-r I'D years old,
had started from the house 20 meet their
father. They saw the team coming to-
wards the barn on a fast gallon They
stepped to the side of the road AS the
animals passed them their father was
thrown from his sbaky seat on the
planks TO his death, falling at the feet
of his children dead The girls endeavoreu
TO lift him. but he never spoke after he
struck the ground Deceased was we'll
known is Salt Lake City, and mad lived
in Bench Greek for thirty years he was
65 years old and widowcr- About two
weeks before the fatal accident the same
team. in trying 10 gun aWasr broke one
of his ribs and he was Just recovering
from that misfortune when he met his
death
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
MURDER0US BLOW
CAUSES INSANITY
Maurice NJ. RanHey to Become
Inmate at Provo.
AsSAlLANT NEVER LEARNED
RED ONION GAMBLING HOUSE
SCENE OF ATTACK.

AS the result Of q murderous blow
struck him OH the back OF the skull
on the night of April IL last, Maurice
NJ. Ranney has been robbed of reason,
vitality and liberty, and is now am oc-
cupant of the state insane asylum at
Provo. The man who achieved the
wreck of RaDney. VINO was formerly
a sunnily- disposed. popular waiter reg
ulariy employed FIN this city. mas never
been unprecedented. His identity has
remained hidden. despite vigorous Ell
forts on the part Of the police.
The doorway Of the Red Onion gam
bling house was the scene of the attack
upon Rauney. According 90 the story
of Peter Ujcrth, a bystander, Big
Jack" as Rauney was frequently
called. asked the loan of a dime from
the man whom he had been doing the
Tenderloiu. Ranney's companion re-
piled that he would give him the money
and told him to step TO the bottom or
the stairway. Ranney started down
and Just as he reached the sidewalk
his companion struck him. The blow
felled the waiter to the cement walk,
and his assailant fed It was the con-
cussiOn resulting from the Iau that
caused his mental and physical wreck.
For several weeks Ranney was con-
fined at Holy Cross hospital, lowering
between life and death. Early MONDAY
morning ne made his escape, clad only
i'm his nightrobe. and was picked no
about sunrise by Nightwatchman Mel
10y and taken to the police station At
that time County Physician H. NJ
Mayo recommended that Ranney be eN-
amined for sanity. He was adJudged
insane yesterday afternoon. Three
hours later he was on the way to Provo
ia company with Deputy Sheriff steele
Ranney's mother, Mrs. II. NJ. Ranney'
resides in Mortified, Mimi brother.
Vance Rauney, is a resident Of PasO
Robes.
The Red Onion gambling house and
saloon is now owned and coutrolied by
the firm Of Hancock & Rumphs the
members of which are Mark Rumph
and Joseph Hancock. The latter mas
not resided i'm Salt Lake long. At the
tine of the attack upon Ranney the
Red Onion was controlled by Yeaney
& Frazier. It is located at Il CONNER
cial street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
ENTERTAINED BY ELKs.
A. T. Fraternity Of University Enjoy
Hospitality of the Club.

There wore nigh jinks at the Elks' club
house last night. The members of the
A. IT, fraternity OF the University of
Utah had tine house at their disposal.
and good Use was made of the occasion.
IL was am Informal stag party given with
q double purpose. First 20 unite the
boys and cement the cordial good feeling
of an Second TO acqlaiui the BOYS with
the resident members Of the Delta Up
silou fraternity iu which frat the boys
are seeking a chapter The guests were
Rev Elmer b. Goshen Joseph Siegel /.
r Brown DT. C. C. PlummeT. Professor
Marshall and Professor Byron Cum
Wings.. an OF whom are Delta Epsilon
men. THE evening was spent in all sorts
of reveIry. Tine billiard rooms and bowl
ing alleys furnished the greater part Of
the entertainment
Later iu the evening all repaired 10 the
banquet ham, where au elaborate spread
was awaiting. Between the courses tOasts
were responded TO and jokes bantered.
Having beerl made acquainted with the
purposes als3 desires of the hosts, the
guests were unanimous in tlCir promise
Of support and good wishes. Three ne
CasSities We're urged upon the boys-that
they be well organized. constantly ~
creasing their fraterual spirit be of hiEh
standing in school. and that they be pa
Li-nt. All OF which characteristics, es-
peciaIy the latter. President Alexander
assured Them were present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
Itching, Burning Palms,
Painful Finger Ends,
Shap6IeSs Nails
SORE FEET
lnfIamsd, itching, Burning,
Sore, Tender and
PorSplriag.
ONE NIGHT TREATMENT.

Soak the hands on retiring in 8 strong,
hot, creamy lather Of Cuticura Soap.
Dry and anoint freely with Cuticura
Ointment, the great skin cure and pureat
of emOllients. Wear, during the night,
old, loose kid gloves, or bsndage lightly
in old, soft cotton or linen. For red,
rough and chapped hands, dry, assured,
itching, feverish palms, with brittle,
shapeless nails and painful finger ends.
this treatment is simply wonderful, Fre.
quently curing in a single application.
Complete local and constitutional
treatment for every humour of the
skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair.
may now be had for one dollar, Battle
with hot water and Cuticura Soap. TO
cleanse the surface Of cTusts and scales,
and soften the thickened cutiCle. DRY,
without hard rubbing, and apply Cuti-
cuFa Ointment freely, TO allay itching,
Irritation and Inflammation, and soothe
and heal, and lastly, take the Cuticura
ResolveEt Pills to cool and cleanse the
blood. This treatment affords instant
relief, permits rest and sleep i'm the
seVerest forms Of Eczema and other
itching, burning and scaly humouTs,
and points to a speedy, permanent and
economical cure of tOrtUring. disdgur-
ing humOurs, from pimpies to scrOfula,
from infancy to age, when all other
remedies and the best physicians fail.
sold thr9BEhouttss world Cudcurz Rsso.vsHt 51g. la
FORM Of Chocolate C0Eted Pills fc per vial of 60l Olaf
meat Soc, soap, pc Dsposs London, y Cbslfl9usa
ST. Paris kue de De- PaiEf Baslcu 80 Columbus Ave-
Potter Drug a Chem. Corp. sole PFopriators
s5~send f0g " How 70 Cure Every Hum0ug."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
PROVO 49, 80.

Provo, May 12.-James Chambers.
charged with burglariziUE Homes store.
I'm Benjamin. ON the night Of April DC.
was before Justice Noon today Tor pre-
lIminary examination, which resulted I'm
defendant being held o tine district court
in 1853 bonds. Chambers conducted ais
own ease. and was quite strong on the
CrOss-eX animation Of Mr. Hone. who tes-
titled that trousers. shoes and other
WCariEg apparel found on Chambers
when he was arrested. were taken from
his store. Chambers was arrested about
two years ago on a charge OF burglariE-
ing Mr.. Streeper's house, iu SprilgviNe
He then gave the name of y. J. Jameson,
He was acquitted on this burglary
charge.
a large number of relatives and friends
attended the funeral services over the
remains OF Mrs II. =. Bee today I'm the
Congregational church. Rev Thomas
Scruggs of the Baptist church preached
an impressive and consoIing sermon
Beautiful music was rendered by q quar-
tette composed of ". ID. Roberts, Jr.
Samuel H. Jones. John Johnson and wal
ter r. Whitehead. The floral offerings
were beautiful and pTOfuse. A large cor
eye followed the remains to the cemetery.
Judge Booth is holding court in HebeS.
In the estate Of H. C.. SouthW0rth, de-
ceased, the petition OF Lucinda X. South
worth for an Or6er allowing final account
and distribution set for hearing May Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
POLICE TO BE THERE.
viii Preserve Order at Opening Of
Ham Show Seat Sale.

Ham Show Seat Sale,
Headed by a platoon OF police under
command of Chief of Police William ].
Lynch, the procession Of prospective
eat-purchasers who desire to witness
Jhe Ham" show next Monday and
Tuesday evenings at the Salt Lake
theatre. Viii mobilize this morning and
serpeuJlue TO the scene of action in
time TO arrive there by 10 o'clock
I'm the first section viii be men, Wo-
men and children anxious 10 secure
reserved seats. In the second section
there viii be children, women and men
bent on the same end, while the third
and last section viii be composed of
women, children and men, the desire
of all of whom il is TO get TO the box
office I'm time.
such a congregation viii not of
course be without some Interruption OF
5he ordinary affairs of business and
81 is for this purpose that the police
platoon has Been loaned.
OF eIuberanCe and excitement there
evTI be enough, but not too much.
Visitors to the city are 10 be eX-
tended the privilege OF rcsgrEiug seats
as Wen as residents or ZION so JhaJ
a1ne Is TO De debaTTcd from witness
5ug the m0deUuized version of MI.
Shakespeare drama.
All members OF she liam show cast
are advised that q fun dress rehearsal
IS 10 take place this evening az the
salt Lake theatre. beginning at 1870
o'clock. IL is essential that everybody
attend. Mob at g o'clock sharp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
APOSTLE TAYLOR IN CANADA.
Intends to Remain Away From
smoet Investigation.

Apostle John W. Taylor. who refused
TO be "a voluntary witness before the
Sm0Ot investigation committee. after
recently spending a few days lp Great
Falls, AIont., has returned to the Nor
mon settlement near Alberta. Canada.
tt is anticipated that he viii remain
there Tor some time to come
Apostle Taylor was in Alberta when
the senatorial committee was trying to
get service of a subpoena on hirn, ard
wrote to President Smith of the church
that he would not be a voluntary wit
ness. He has been in the United states
for a few weeks, but has not been sub
p0euaed. and viii probably be in Al
beFta al the time OF the Tesump-
ton of She investigation.
The apostle is the chief business
agent of the Mormon church. To him
is intrusted the determine zion of the
establishment of new colonies. He is
one OF those who recently inspected
the lands around Conrad with the pur-
pose Of determining whether or not 1T
would be advisable to esta blish beet
sugar factory there. He stated that IL
had not vet been determined whether
OF not a factory would be established
at Conrad but Sc far as he was con-
Cerned ne could see no agricultural
reason why Great Falls should not be
the greatest initial beet sugar market
of the United states. If il should be
decided to erect a factory at Conrad,
it would be a very large one, and at
least 10000 persons would settle i'm that
vicinity.
one of the YeZauOus problems TO be
{ considered I'm every such project Is
that OF securing q sufficient yield Of
beets. and this is dependent upon the
labor that may be secured. While the
/ factory at Raymond has been success
/ fully operated. the supply of beets was
not as great as desired, il being i'm
/ possible 90 get the desired number OF
men TO cultivate the beets. and this
year many half breeds viii be en-
plOyed, while many Cinnamon have
been imported from British Columbia
To work in the beet fields.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
&c. SCRAMM TAXES ALL RISK.
Says if Mi-o-na Fails TO Make You
We'll. 1t VIII Cost You Nothing.

You have nothing 10 lose when you Dgr
"a package of AIi-c-la- the tizsL-L9rIuL-z
food ana digestion regulator at r. c.
Schramm' S reliable drug store HE taxes
all the risk YOU have nothing 90 lose
If AIi-0-ua does not give a natural Inc
crease i'm flesh, cure dyspepsia and re-
store health he VIII refund the money
on YOUR simple say so.
This remarkable preparation Is d true
ffesh-fOrmiuE food that builds mo gC01-
healthy. solid flesh and muscle and
makes thiuuess and scraVnluess a rhiuE
OF the past. The price IS only soc pack
age and it viii cost you nothing unless ir
gives perfect satisfaction. Mi-0-ua Is the
only fiesh-fOrmiuE food THAI is prepared
in tablet form and IS pleasant and easy
10 use IL miugles with the food YOU can.
aids assimilation. tones up ana s-r6ng Ll-
ems the digestive organs and restores
health TO the whole physical system.
The benefit from Ai-O-na IS not mere
relief il tones up and strengthens the
digestive organs ana permanent cuFe.
follow It's use. The thin and emaclated
dvspeptie who uses Mona win have
natural increase OF firm, solid fiash So
that the outlines become plump and
pleasing
BEGIN the use of 1Ii-0-na today AT j.
.C Sghramm risk. and Dc IL increases
your weight and cures sou of ilGiEz-
ton III win cost you Soc. III FL does uol he
v,iH nay for thc reatmeuL himself and
return your money 20 you.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
wATERwoRKs COMPLETED.
Mt. Pleasant Takes On Metropolitan
Airs


Ait Pleasant May 1.-THE waterworks
system in this city which has been un-
der construction for the past year. is
practically COMPLETED and the final test is
being made at the present time. the
system IS Of wooden pipe and covers
nearly the entire city. To takes water
from Pleasant creek, a bout q mile above
town. and Durifies it by system of set
ting reservoirs and tanks. The pipe Is
about ten miles i'm length, including the
laterals. The test has been quite salts
factory and there IS no doubt but that
the work viii all be accepted. A test or
the pressure this morning showed ample
power for almost any emergency. With
two hEdrauts iD the extreme lower part OF
thrown through hose away over any
building i'm the ctsy. The system VIII
have cost when entirety completed about
$4,000
Henry Bohue of Aetna Canada came
TO this valley hs former home. this
week and is now in MauLl. where his
son Josepl3 Is on trial for his lie on the
caarge OF having murdered one Empey
al Moab last winter Mr.. BOhne does not
like Canada and SAYS 50 plainly. il he
could come back here and start where lac
vises al men who haVE anything at all
and are even past their younger days 10
stay az home. IL taxes IiE1e ana money
and hard work 90 get start there and
even then it is no more desirable a place
20 live IN than Is tah
Mrs LauritZ Christensen Of Wales died
sickness preceding Tar death being i'm fact
Of but few hours duration. She ate her
dinner On the DAY of her death seemingly
m her usual good health, but soon after
complained % bodily distress. soon after
she was compelled to retire by the Sc
verify or the affliction. but as nothing of
81 serious nature was Suspected or aBtici-
paleu, .I' pHN stefan was summoned. She
grew rapidly Nnrao. however. and before
those about her could realize that she
was iu anr danger she passed away. She
4" as sell known and respected resident
Of that EgWu.
IN political circles the principal topic Of
discussion was Use tllr- recently occur
ing between judge Johnson and Attorney
Livingston iu court at Mauti- That little
affair shows more plainly than any one
thing that nas occurred siEce the judicial
convention that the breach between the
two factions i'm the Republican party i'm
tuls county Is widening instead of having
been closed altogether as was fondiy
hoped ara even claimed bv the workers
who are i1 the midst Of f. There Is no
question but that the Johnson Livingston
trouble and other factiOuai fights that
could be mentioned have got the e o. p.
ln Saupete county into the worst cOudi-
ton sc has ever been in tat the opening
or an important campaign. or an any
other time, for that matter and Do is be
coming more plainly apn4rcu- every day
that It the Democrats put up "a strong
ticket and snake ihe fieht ~ their lives
they viii carry orr q go0d biE percentage
OF the offices 81 the county and district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
sUMMIT REPUBLICANS MEET.

Coalviile. May 12-Thc Republican coun-
ty convention which nominated delegates
TO the judicial convention WAS held this
morning. Park City cary down i'm force
and the attendance from all the precincts
was as large DIS could reasonably be eN~
pected. The proceedings were harmon
ions and the following named delegates
were elected: Henry Springs. Henry
Welsh Matt Connolly j. n LOckharL
Henry Shields NJ j. DALEY. +. p. Evans.
\ Fl. Peterson RFter Martin a. VI. VIII
son. Sherman Fargo. L. l.. Wight, Alma
Eldredge Frank Evans. g.. r, Jones,
Alexander Wright, Horace II. stevens,
John C.. Packet and William G.. Fisher.
A careful canvass Of the delegates dis
closes the fact that BenDer X smith,
Colonel Kaighu and Attorney Loot
borrow have supporters I'm the delegation.
The sentiment i'm favor OF rcnomiHatinE
Judge Morse and Judge Lewis IS unani-
nous. Frank Evans was selected chair
man Of the convention and j. ~. LOCkharJ
secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
WHY THEY PUSH IT
z. C. schramm Recommends and
Pushes BIi-o-ns, the True Flesh
Forming Food.

" H.
Pushes Mi-o-na, the True Flesh
Forming Food.
"It is pleasure to sell q medicils.
when customers come In aLEsFH arcs ana
tell how much GOOD il has done them.
said 81 c. Schramm the enterUrisi1E
druggist, 20 Herald man. and that -
why T like no sell end recommend
AIi-o-ua, the flesh-forming food and cure
r. O. Schramm started its sale i'm Salt
Lake City by giving a signed guarantee
bond with every purchase 10 me erect
that RI Mona did not cure indigestion.
and all stomach lruuDies ana Dllll -p
good. sound. healthy, flesn, he would re-
turn the money. This caused a lot Of
talk and so many people were impressed
by this offer that my clerks have been
busy selling Altoona ever since
'T have SO much faith iu this prep
arati0u. that I am going 10 guarantee d.
and viii return the money TO any pun
chaser Of Mi-0-ua who tells me that la
Use has not caused G gain I'D --esl OF Who
has been troubled with indigestion since
anyone who is thin. weak and under
weight or has any digestive troubles
whatever. Is invited 10 leave soc on de-
post at my store and take home 8 box or
hi-0-ua with the understanding that i- BE-
does not increase the weight, regulate a.-
gestiou. and cure dyspepsia. the money
can be Withdrawn on demand without any
questions.
'I do not know but what 7 would be
willing to pay interest OH the deposit.
r. c. SchTamm has tried 10 make his
guarantee as plain and simnla as posi-
Die Everyone who is annoyed by th-u-
ness. who IS troubled with indigestion. or
who feels weak and run down. should
take advantage Of this guarantee offer on
Mona, as he is willing 90 assume a..
the risk and pay for the medicine nlll-
self If III does not cure
For sale by j.. c. SChramm. druggist.
corner Main and First South streets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
RICHFIELD HAPPENINGs.

RichGeld, May 12-With view of
erecting a meeting house il the newly
created Third ward in this city. the bish-
opric of that ward TINS week Cousum~
mated q deal whereby it comes lnto pos
session 81 half lot ou the northeast
corner or First North and Third East
streets, Tt is expected 10 have the build
ing 1ut ~ and finished this wear The
other wards win probably follow this ac-
ton later on.
Another death from wboopjug cough oc-
CURED here YESTERDAY A little girl aged
IS months OF Mr and Mrs O.. O. Ras-
mussen died from the disease
Some of the school examinations were
held in this county iasr week, but &c was
found that some of the questions had
been given cat inadvertently by some of
the visiting teachers from Sanpete who
attended the institute, and now a portion
Of the examination work viii have TO be
done over TIE final examinations are
20 be held on Thursday and Friday of
next week The county commencement
exercises Of The eighth grades win be held
on May 81
Steering IS through q Faca, the last
sheep having been puf through the pens
this WocE About 5009 head or sheep
have been shearcd there This spring. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-13
HOW HYOMH HELPS THE HEALTH
Kills the Germs Of Grip, Catarrh and
Colds, Costs Nothing If it Fails ''
SAYS T. G. Schramm.

Colds, costs Nothing If II Fails
Says T. G. Schramm.
Now that Hyomei can be obtained ln
nearly every town and city in the c0lH-
try it is possible to buy from Druggists
health-siving climate TO De carried "a
the purse or pocket BY breathing lL
few minutes four times DAY YOU car
soon cure grip. coughs colds ana even
the WOst and most chronic cases or ca
Jarrh-
j.. G.. Schramm has seen so many re-
markabIe cures made bE the HyoH1el
treatment that he sells % with the POSI-
tive agreement 10 return the money --
IL falls so cure
A complete outEt costs but s. and con-
sists OF the pocket inhaler. TledlcIl5 cF9tl-
per ana sufficient HyOmei TO last sew
CTsI weeks
lit effects O. cure in the worst sataF-
rh5I trouble and 81 breatled az the COM
meuCemeur of Il cold or the Er.P- VIII
check ir quickly and prevent .Hne=e
Extra bottles Of HECUel can be obtained
for Soc
When -breathed through the inhaler tHs
geru-ziLling and LeaitL-glF1ng Hyoil-l
goes TO the most remote cells OF enc
throat and lungs. killing all the cataE-
rhsf germs. soothing the lrrl-at6a .a..-
cous membrane and Tltal-ZlAg -Ae D-ol-
with ozone.
Az lhis season OF the year everyone
should have a Efy0mei outfit to prevent
and cure catarrhal troubles, and ward orr
attacks Of grip, pneumonia ana s-I---e.
germ diseases.
For sale by T.. G.. Schramm. druEsis-
corner Main and First South s-l--ls-