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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-02-12
No. 5000 Equity.

In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PRINCE
GEoRaE's COUNTY. Md, IN EQUITY.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-02-12

CHARLES N. WHELAN, Prochein Ami
of Mary Martha Whelan ct al.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-02-12

MARY MARTHA WHELAN 1T al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
especial 20 Tn. st.ri

NEW YORK Dec. "A long ar
ticle In the Press quotes one OF
Thomas W. iawsou'a most bitter
enemies IN statements purportiuE "a
throw new light on the Boston
finnncier'H transactions that have
stirred Wall street. This man e1-
poets Lawson to stir the country far
more than he has thus far and IN
the end o. make good"
He says Lawson poasssaes three
documents which. II published.
mean disgrace n not ruin 20 some
prominent men IN the financial
world. The publication % the three
documents would drag Lawson
down. too. but he does not doubt
Lawson'a willingness 60 sacrifice
himself.
Lawson" says this man. Is sim
ply affording an Illustration q the
saying that when thieves fall out
honest men have chance 10 come
70 their own"
The whole crusade. he says. has
grown out Of the fact that Lawson
went into a certain big deal with
some men at the head Of STANDARD
on and. like many others he got
left lie thinks he vas robbed Of
the money which he was honestly
entitled 10 and has gone into the
fight 10 get Il. He wants revenge
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PAULSON
ANSWERS

A ~ fauson. woh Was cited 20
appear hefnr. Superior Judge Tall
man and show cause why be should
not be punished for contempt Of
court Tor falling 10 conduct himself
properly whiie serving as q Juror In
that department. filed hin answer TO
the charges against him this morn
Ing. The case WAS 90 have been
hnafd on oral testimony. but was
continued until Thursday, as some
Of his fellow jurymsn. who were TO
testify against paulson. failed to
appear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
SOCIETY WOMEN
ROB GRAVES
THEY WANTED FLOWERS TO
WEAR AT BALL THEY WERE
ArtEnOlNe
sBy soripps News Assn.i

poRTIANll. ore. Dec. 27.-Two
society women Of this city have
been hprrhended by the authorities
for % act % vandalism nj Lone Fir
cemabry. II has been their custom
wheuevsr they were going TO a
dandH OF party aud desired flowers
To venr to help themselves TO those
left o. graves IA rcmemb rance OF
the dad.
IlcsdrinR 10 80 10 n ball Christmas
eve The women stole the flowers
from the grave Of an old man who
had hccn dead but a short time. and
whose family daily manifest their
grief by leaving choice flowers on
the grave.
other people in the cemetery at
the time saw the theft and reported
II 20 the cemetery authorities, who
have announced their intention Of
taking action which will stop for
ever the numerous acts OF vardal-
ism recently reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
LAWSON TALKS
ABOUT KEENE
BOSTON mANlPuLAroR EXPLAINS suoUT THE LATTER AsO
TELLS or SOME or THE De AIS MR.. kGEHE lNvoLsso

them 20 STANDARD OIL
"A most thorough heer~ o sFl'sF
cation was started. but without sue
cess Traps were laid and finally
the game was found In them ans
the leak was discovered. Connt-rns
ton rerned at the SYSTEMS shrine.
Mt. Heekefelier'a confidential man
was quickly dismissed simultanc-
oualy with hia dismissal the tire
mondoua Third avenue bomb OK
ploded. and the world. particularly
the financial world. for a short day
Was allowed a glimpse Of the terri
bly, black duplirity which at all
times underliea Wall street The
services OF the grand Jury were
sought and things FOR IA few days
looked ominoua for certain men.
Mr. Kecne took a vacation and
vent 10 Europe
Right here I would say IL does
act necessarily follow that men are
guilty Of crime simply because the
system makes New York uucom-
/ Portable for them, During the past
ten or fifteen years innocent men
could be railruadcd 10 states prison
[ from New York with a. much alac-
/ rity as guilty ones. Just at this
stage Mr Rogers and his associates
were loaded with AmalFamated
/ There was a waturloEEed baffalful
40 Fowler q Co.'S. belonging %
Meuara Rogers. Rockefeller and
other members OF their pool Gov
ernor Flower. the great market
leader had died. James Il Keeuc
was the only stock market juEglcr
who could make -. GOO 900 t6zrent
pieces leok like % 900 coo 90 and %
/ cent pieces long enough "a dispose
Of them 20 the people In exchange
/ for their savinEH.
The hatred Of STANDARD OF for
James X keeun al this time WA
selling At over par The necessities
Of James X keene we're pressing
first. for the forgiveness and good
Will Of Standard on next la con
nectiou with his Rubber atockn A
| certain man succeeded IN amalga-
mating the STANDARD Oif hatred Of
kecno and the kecuc necessities
and James r. koone rolled up hlu
sleeves for the most strenuous tie
and the FUR flsA--ths peoples fur
In consideration % kaene'a doing
the job up brown. that f.. doing the
people up brown. the STANDARD OF
would subscribe one half Of the
money necessary 20 float a nev rub.
Der company and Loan is magic
name 10 the enterprise
First the total amount was A.
600 600. STANDARD OIL g.. 500 600 +.
then SD. 600 0Qo. standard or IS
600 600. finally tis.oo0. o0c. stand
ard OH $500 600 Public announce.
mont Vas made aud everything
sent as merry ~ a steam clipper Al
fleeing bee and Koene completed
hia Job and-Wsll. standard or
never forEivea an injury.
suddenly lie subscription and lie
name we're yAnked away from the
new rubber company aud james 4
keeae was longer OF experience and
shorter Of faith than ever before In
HIS marvellous career. butt wiii
tell this part Of my story in the
fullest detaii when reach Il ia the
regular sequence"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

the fair. and In this structure viii
be stored the many eurioH and an
tiauss Of interest possessed b.
Mathodista Of the northwest.
fIve great conferences will be
held during the exposition. and the
meeting viii last for ten DAYS. The
Montana. Idaho. Columbia River.
PuKst Sound and Oregon confer
ctces viii unite o. a great gathering
v htef win attract thousands Of per-
SINS 90 Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
(sneolai 10 The start

BOSTON. Dec. 2T.-In response 20
the publication by james Il kecno
OF his letter Of July 20 Co Thomas
W. lawson. the latter gave the fol-
lowing statement 10 the uewapa
pors.
Last week | said. In speaking Of
how fictitious transactions were
made ON the stock exchange for the
purpose OF making bogus prices
with intent to defraud buyers aud
sellers OF securities. I have a five
or slxpage eorroborative letter
from James L Kecne
"Mr kccue denied that statement
ana stated that he had only written
me n short note OF two pages and
II ! didn't publish Il he would then.
Monday. / answered. AN right. 80
ahead lie did not publish IT Mon
day or Tuesday / prepared IL Wed
ncsday Late Tuesday night he sent
me word u I refraiucd he would
publish his copy ON Thursday. and
he did.
What he published Is a correct
copy Of the full fYe-page letter /
have In my possession In this let
ter Mr.. keene states he held for Mr.
Rogers and his associates about
2s0 600 shares OF Amnlgamated al
from 90 TO IS. or 60 600 600 net
This Was a fact THE enormous en-
I pcnaca connected with the HelliuE
brought the net 20 betWc So O00
/ 900 and So. GOO. 000l Mr.. Keene
stated that be advised Mr. Rogers
the president Of the AmalEamated
company. 10 sell out his holdings a.
the public lie did not state thai
/ Mr. Rogers did this. because this
vas not a part % Mr. Kceue'a con.
tract Mr.. keene stated he received
no compensation for what he dld
/ IN connection with this Transaction
E expected none and would not nave
I accepted any had any been offered
viii Eiye the facts. and the publ,
I can decide.
LETTER WRITTEN FOR USE.
First. would say Mr.. Ke-no'.
letter to me was not a confidential
communication. On the contrary. II
was written that I might use Il 10
my story.
Second. I have no desire 10 DO OF
say anything TO annoy Mr. Kacne
My writings In the past and that
part OF my story wherein I have nj.
ready spoken OF him show plainly
my feelings about him. and ms
treatment OF him Ia = coming chan.
ter Of my story. which will be de-
voted to him. will further show my
feelings. but In treating Mr.. Keons
] must. a. In the case Of ali Others
whom I describe or whose aetlona
relate. hew 20 the exact line OF tbs
| truth.
For years there was IN the en-.
ploy Of William Rockefeller . mar
who handled all the confidential
transactions and papers connected
with them OF STANDARD oil In the
midst Of the copper deal a groa,
leak vas discovered at 20 Broad
way. Enormous transactions wers
being conducted on Wall street
ostensibly Ia tho name 81 STANDARD
Oif-that u. when certain ntock
deals we're made. rumor credited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
HUSTLINC FOR
MONEY

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. sT.-Pub-
lic school teachers are out in forea
today endeaKorinE 20 secure a 20 per
cent raise Ga salaries. The matter
has been referred By the school
board 20 the annual meeting u tax
payers. which takes place tonight
II the taxpayers vote % stand tn
creased taxation neceHaitatsd for the
raise in salary the teachers vii get
A. There are tig teachers of all
grades IN charge % the puhiig
schools Ga Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
DIR. Miles
Restorative Nervine

which acts directly upon the nerves.
20 nerve food ard toufr. which
snotheH and relieves the tension ~ the
Tired nerves. and brings reat and re-
frNahiHE sleep.
Your remedies saved my NE. They
are al you claim them o. be I am
now ira very good health for Il woman
IL years Old thanks fu your remedies.
When I feel nervous 81 don't feel we'll
I take a. feu doses = DR. Miles Ser-
vine and 10 sets me right
CATHANfNE LAGLE. Leaudn. Iowa
Sold on a guarantee that n first bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

wss and uahsa, kidneys responsible 70. sickness and
suffering
other kidney trouble permitted continue fatal results
follow
Your other need attsnonbut kidneys
do nost
arc nsrs SWa
kidney
90
70 health. a trial will eonvines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
RtSiSiS DH0RCE

In the divorce suit brought by
Mrs. Catherine Parkinson against
her husband, william T.. Parkinson,
the defendant flied an answer yes
terday In which he made the alleEa-
ton that he believes his wife 10 be
under the hypnotic influence of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

man named y White. lie asks that
the alleged hyuupuut be made .
party 60 the nctiun.
Parkinson 10 resisting the grant
tug - the decree. lie alleges that
he and his wife can live happily to-
Eether n she will pay no attention to
the counsel Of White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

uha have the care % children. and
hnuss hold duties find the dfmln upan
their vitality 80 great that they very
loss - vitality causes handafha. back
ache. Hitf pleaanrHa. lrFitaEiiEfr nnm=
lefty. etc. and frrquautiy results ia
various forms - female weakness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

Steps have been taken 10 force J.
O. Morgan and q. Whitehall 10 pay
into court $1,000. the amount OF the
bonds Of W. y Cowing. who recent
IS skipped his bail CowiuE was
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon. but failed to appear in
court on the date set for his triad
A writ Of execution has been sued
out against the bondsmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
ME- THODiSTS WILL
ERECT BUILDING
ny scripDs News Assn

PORTLAND. ore. Dec. 27-The
Methodists here are planning 60
erect on the Worlds Fair grounds a
clubhouse for sfethodists visitinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

The mild and immediate effect %
ashmp- Root the great kidney and
bladder remedy h soon realized II
stands the highest for It's wonderful
eursH uf the most distressing caaeH
swamp Root will set your whole
system right. and the best proaf Of
this b. = trial
81 Cottage ~. Melruse. Mass.
Dear HIf Jan. 18th. 1900.
Ever since I vas IN the army
haH moFe o. less kidney trouble. and
within tn past year q became 80
severe and CONF ltehtrd that I Huf-
fered everything and was much
alarmed my strength and power
waH fsss leaving me I saw an ad-
YHftin~lnent Of swamp Root and
wrote HaktHE Tor advice I began the
Use ~ tho medicine and noted "a
decided Improvement after taking
swamp Root only a short time
4 continued ltH use ana am
thankful 10 Hny that I am entirely
cured and strong In order 70 be
very sure about this. I had a doctor
examine some of my water today
and hc pronounced u all right and
ga splendid condition
I know that your swamp Root
e pureiY vegetable and does not
contain any harmful drugs Thank
ina you for my complete recovery
and recommending swamp Root 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Paul r. Wood. %, and Lillian May
Olsen. 20. both Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27
TOM LAWSON HAS BIG
CARDS UP HIS SLEEVE
Hs ENEMY SAYS he GOT LETT ON a BIo DEAL AND he 10
WILLING TO SACRIFICE HIMSELF BRING DISGRACE
AND RUIN HIS ENEMIES

and wants the money.
His Il no campaign Of reform IN
financial methods" concludes the
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

oliver Young. q Lowell. Wash :
ihFtan. died az his late home. De
csmber 81. Of heart trouble. Mr..
Young WAS - years old and for
many years has been a resident Of
Lowell.
Margaret sheehan dicd az her late
home. iiag Twelfth avenue. Decem-
Der IS. Mrs sheehan was 81 years
old and leaves a husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-27

all sufferers. I am. very truly yours.
I q. HfCHAHDsbM.
swamp Root iH not recommended
for everything but % promptly
cures kidney liver and bladder tfuu-
hles. the symptoms Of which are
obliged % pass your water fire.
quenty night and day. HmHrtinE or
irritation IN passing. brtekduat or
sediment ia the urine. headache.
baekarhe. lame back. dizziness. poor
digestion. Hirc plsnau@nH. nervous
ness. heart disturbance due 10 bad
Kidney trouble. skin rrurtionH from
bad blood. neuralgia. rheumatism.
diabetes hlaatinR. irrltnblitty. worm
out feeling lack If ambition. losH Of
flesh. Hailos complexion. OF BrightH
disease.
If your water. when allowed 10 re-
main undiafurbrd IN "a glass or bot
tie for twenty four hours. forms
sediment OF settling or has cloudy
appearance. a. ~ evidence that your
kidneys and bladder need Immediate
attention
swamp Root f. pleasant 90 take
and g. for sale At drug stores the
world over in bottles ~ two sizes
and two prices fifty cents and one
dollar Remember the name. swamp
Root. ur Kllmefss swamp Root
and the address. ninEhamton. ~. Y
on every bottle.
prove the wonderful merits Of
D. bottle and n book - valuable
r. b. mail The book contains many
testimonial letters received from
ma success 81 swamp Root are 50
tasd 10 rsud Tor a sample bottle.
lef a Co. HinEhamtun y y be
ffef IN The Seattle Daily Star.
afauteed.
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Which means Off EVERY HEATER IN THE
HousE-bar none We are cleaning up the stove
floor 10 take inventory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-04
VIII MAKE AFFIDAVIT.

was sick Tor about three months h,t
snNt, isNcI, aud coughed a great deal p ,,--it,s
NJ ". /. hruwn, oi Mcnearman Tacks,,, -
tNhh Most oi my ucighhors and fri.-,ts
kno,kht hAd consumption. was re,lt,rs,l +.
ufsh ana was Ncry Wcak-1ulv w-eirt...i ~. -
pounds my pEyaiciau thought there g. i;,,is
hope Tor my rccuVcry. ' '''S
Ny wife went O. the store 10 get SOM. -...i
tslUn qliuiue, etc, ior me and aifir1,.5 hi ,,,i
lMr. W N. McnearmauI who h9i 49,, h. t.@ t'',.@
pf t1etees Golden Medical niso1verv r-,.,,-,-
mendcd this medicine Tor me. Finaii,I s..i.ii
70 use a. ahcr my physician toid me 49, (,
hNAla oe kood tor me. I sent and ~ -
pptue, ana Neiorc an was taken 1 ureis,h,l ~.
Reah9sa gain oi '2 pounds am stNf teti,1r
tnc Nolaen Mcdical Discovery hsvr tgle
aeaF!N Two ouitlgs and now weigh ia r.,5,,,5-
WliSh Is moIc than ever weighed ~, sfiii
gaintng strength aud taking ne Dise,5,-.-,, y q
Wish 20 say that this Is a Teccnt re,,5tr-,' d, q,
enly iSo months asa 1 only weighed ah5nt iIs
~ san ana viii make aa5davit IN ,h,. s,,,
statement any time. M you wish 10 uss this -
2 Testimonial 90 So aui viii answer al irtte-.
nom inquiuug suasrersp
DR. fierce's Common Sense AIeiic,t
Adviser, containing IooS pages. and over
100 Illustrations. is sent free on reeeint
oi stamps 10 deiray expense OF MAILING
only. Send al one-cent stamps Tor the
book In paper covers, or 81 cents Tor the
book In cloth binding. Address ID. R.V
Pierre, Buffalo. n. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-04

less gay quarters in the residence
part of the city. In the forenoon we
took a stroll through the business part
Of the city, where modern sky-scrap
ers are thronging up the old Mexican
plaza Los Angeles was first Spanish
then Mexican, then it was principally
Chinatown. and now 1t is mostly
Americans. The Iowa people had
picnic the other day, and 10000 peo.
pie attended. In the old plaza bull
fights were had as late as in the '6Os.
On the sidewalk I met John Roberts,
Of Salem, and at the Westminster no.
tel old friends | had not seen from
boyhood, and whom | thought long
since dead. At Long Beach we met
Mr. and Mrs Ball, of Frisco. Old
Iowa friends crowded around on every
side and It seems almost like going
back east
The beaches show a very tame surf
here, but are probably all the safer
and pleasanter for that. The chill.
dren are amused by fishing off the
piers, where herring, barricoda and
flying fish are taken by thousands.
Schools of porpoises sport in the
waters of the bay, but bathing is not
yet ripe, the water being quite cold.
The electric cars make the trip 23
miles, in 35 minutes, which is pretty |
fast, counting stops There are power
houses every few miles, where elec.
tricity is generated by steam made
from crude oil. Thursday we do the
ostrich farms, orange groves, etc.
e. HOFER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-04
MARION COUNTY GETS THE CON
VENTIoN.

IL Is evident from tho readiness with
which the politicians OF the nrst dis.
trlct decided to hold tho congressional
convention at Salem that Marion
county Is considered the controlling
or al least very influential factor In
the Republican situation.
II goes without saying that this
district viii elect a Republican. with
a Republican administration and a
delegation In harmony with the presl.
don't Oregon has much at stake In this
election.
The EFFORTS TO wrest tho nomina
uon away from Blnger Hermann will
ho watched with great interest by the
whole state.
The friends OF young Mr., Harris. of
Lane county viii naturally look to
Marion county for support. as this
county gave Mr. Hermann. IN 1908. a
very SMALL plurality Hut Il Is safe
to predict that II Mr. Hermann Is 10.
nominated ne win SET regular old
fashioned Republican majority In
1904
hlngcr heymann's friends IN Ma.
rion county are humorous. he has
made speeches here Ia many cam
paigns, At least two generations Of
Republicans between Mr. Hermann
and tho Younger aspirant will feel
Hike standing by the old stage.horse.
hut Il Is Marion county that viii be
a pivotal position IN the convention.
as the two candidates win come into
tho convention pretty evenly matched
U we NAV hollovo tho elalms on thn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-04
The lndnstrlonn Hen

"The hen Is the best and most tire.
less all-around worker In creation" "
says the men and women who have
the honor of her most intimate ac.
qualntanoe And. truly, some of the
official egg and poultry statemehts
sent out by the United States Bureau
of Agriculture would seem TO Justify
this statement.
The poultry products OF America
last year represented a value of more
than $5OO.OOOO0O to the country. and
while lncubators were undoubtedly
responsible for much Of It's poultry
prosperity eggs must stll be pro
vlded to give the incubators a fair
working chance of doing their duty.
and not even the most modern, pro
gressive and invaluable OF incubators
has yet begun 10 lay eggs.
But the brave, cheory and hard.
working queen OF the poultry yard
keeps right on at her daily endeavor
of cgg.produclng always, and six small
American hens-slX rose.combed leg.
horns owned, raised and sent across
land and sea by Mrs A. Il. Hansel of
Loop City Neb,, are now breaking
the worlds record for steady and
persistent egg production. with but
a fortnight OF rest after the long
voyage from San Francisco to sydney
Australia these six small chickens
who laid eggs every day while en-,
during the iourney-took the lead
against seyenty-hye other pens Of
picked chickens secured the world
over and have never yet yielded this
advantage, At the end OF the eight
months OF competition they had a To-
tai OF 9S7 eggs TO their credit. nearly
100 more than had been produced by
any other pen of industrious poultry
workers. And A. A. Duuulcllne Jr
organllng secretary OF the present
and second International egg laying
contest, arranged and carried ON un,
der the direct supervision OF the Aus.
talian government, reports that they
seem 20 have taken ON new lease
OF lie ana are laying stronger than
ever Since the competition closes
April ! 1904, there seems it.le doubt
Of victory for the American hens
Chicago Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-04
JustIee IN creek NniInns-

Before rihual relations were inter
fered with by the United States Con.
gross In the Greek Nations there were
six court districts, There were Coweta
Wewoka Eutaula. Muskogeo. Okmul
see and Deep Fork. Each district had
an Indian judge, prosecutlng al.
tornoy and four light horsemen. An
indictments were returned by the
prosecuting attorney. who made the
complaints There were no iurles.
The judge passed upon the guilt or
innocence OF the accused The pun.
ishmeng Tor minor onepsts was one
lash ON the hare back. For murder Il
was death. For a repetition OF minor
onenses the death sentence was inn.
posed, when an Indian was sen.
ience 10 death ne was az liberty until
he day OF the execution. when he re.
turned OF his own accord A fun.
olooded Indian was never known 10
break this rule, as Il brought dis.
graoe upon his family as well as upon
himself When they commenced 10
'ntermarry with tho whites. however
he haltbrceds would make their es-
'apo II possible, There were no jails.
kansas city JouruaL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-04
The oregon Exhibit.

State Senator Wehrung, of Hills.
boro. superintendent of the oregon ex.
hibit at the St. Louis exposition, was
in Salem yesterday afternoon, super.
vising the shipping Of the Oregon ag.
ricultural and horticultural exhibit tc
st. Louis. The shipment left last
night for Portland, and the entire
state exhibit will be shipped from that
point by the middle of next week. In
the consignment from this city are
the best specimens of agricultural and
horticultural products shown at the
state fair last year, which were pre-.
served by the board for the purpose of
exhibiting them at st. Louis. Mr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-04
THIN FOLKS

should know that perfect digestion
and assimilation OF tho food is the
nrst essential 20 tho putting on of
solid flesh. Persons who have a
weak stomach and sufgor from bys,
pepsia Indigestion and Constipation
aro always thin because they fail 20
serlye proper uourlshment nom their
food, Try Hosie,ters stomach Bic
ters az once lt viii strengthen the
stomach, porfect digestion and build
ua arm. solid flesh. u never falls