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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

this battery was placed 200-pound
PARROT gun, which was got into posi-
tion with vast difficulty and labor.
The distance from Charleston was
$500 yards, and the gun was fired at
an elevation OF thirty-five degrees. 1t
burst at the thirty fourth discharge
but not before its enormous shells had
fallen into that quarter Of Charles
ton that was within its range. de-
molishing buildings, and causing the
desertion of the exposed part
Such statements amaze US; they as
tonished Europe at the time, and our
own people have never yet fully com
pretended the colossal nature of these
operations, which were the very larx
est of their kind In this or any other
war. Shells weighing POO pounds
thrown five miles. 1t fairly taxes be
llef-and yet 1t is a matter of recent
history. Some of the men are still llv-
ing who did It.
Incidents connected with the service
of the large artillery at other points
in the harbor are interesting. After
the fall of Fort Wagner. Union bat
teries were erected at Cummings Point
more than three miles from Charles.
ton in an airline. From thirty pound
ers and 100-pounders shells were con.
tinually thrown into Charleston; dur.
ing several nights in succession shell
fell into the city each five minutes
One of the thirty Founders was fired
4,6l5 times.
The precision Of the fire ON both
sides was often marvellous. X is re-
lated that captain of a Maine regi-
ment stood up on a bomb-proof az
Battery Gregg ito have a good view of
Charleston" From James Island, a
mile and a half off, Confederate
gunner sighted him and made him n
mark. The ball cut him in two!
During the operations against Fort
Wagner, while the Eighty fifth Penn
sylvanta Regiment was guarding the
trenches, nine of its men were seated
together, outside OF cover. \ mortar
shell fired from James Island. de-
stroyed the entire party at a blow
killing seven and MORALLY wounding
two.
While number of the One Hundred
and Fourth Pennsylvania Regimen;
were asleep at night in b0mbproof
of Battery Gregg, a shell from James
Island entered the door and killed and
wounded seven.
This sketch merely attempts to give
some of the most interesting features
of the long siege ana defense Of
Charleston, as recorded by eye-wi5-
nesses. The complete story would re-
quire volumes In the telling, and would
strikingly illustrate the courage the
tenacity, the endurance and the skill
of the American soldier. Il. f., In
American Tribune.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
REGULAR Superstition About Death.

l.-.-,. ''e"spapers of Budapest relate
case Of superstition among peas
T...--1- 17tahSyivania. \ peasant named
.a.,l F.. besza died suddenly. and as his
t-.tt '@s regarded as somewhat mex
orders were given by the au-
.-.5s-., @ nave the body exhumed. The
sr5. round the body fastened by
7ra .-5 ana neck with long nails TO
ana been driven r;rht fLronob tba
a-s Investigation showed that tits
Done by the witch Of the vii
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

lage. Olga Iokan, who had received in
structions from a committee of villagers
She had often before carried out this
operation on persons who Suddenly died
as the people believed that in such cases
if this precautlon was noy taken the
body would rise again and infect the
nearest relative with the disease from
which the person had died.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
The Nelson Act.

In 1863, when group OF mortar
schooners joined their fire to that of
the other vessels which were beslegiag
Port Hudson, Admiral Schley, then a
young man, was In temporary com
mand There was, he says, in his
Forty Five Years Under the Flag"
almost no breeze and the signal flags
hung listlessly The great volume OF
smoke from ships guns and fortlflca-
lions Increased the difficulty of read
ing signals. and although the quarter
master reported that one was flying,
derstand it because there was too lit
tie wind to blow the flags out
The action was continued until every
gun OF the enemy had ceased firing.
Then the ship dropped down to It's
former position, and, after anchoring,
young Schey made n visit to Admiral
FaTagut to report. Farragut was Oh
the quarter deck and after responding
to the young mans salute, he said
Captain, you begin early in life to
disobey orders. Did you see that sig
nal flying for nearly an hour TO with
draw from action
This was n blow, for Captain Schey
had felt that his action was entirely
credltable. He stammcred something
about the smoke and the difficulty OF
reading signals.
Il don't want any Of this Nelson
business In my squadron said the nd
mlral, quickly, about failing TO see
signals"
The young man went on to explain
that # had been impossible to interpret
the signal. and that since he had been
given orders to destroy the citadel he
! felt sure that he was to retire Only
when that duty was done.
The admiral merely invited him inte
his cabin. When the door was closed
upon them. Farragut said, smilIngly:
II have censured you. sir. on the quar-
ter deck for what appeared TO be
disregard OF my orders / now com
mend you ana your officers and men
for doing what you believed to he right
in the circumstances. DO it again
| whenever. in your judgment, It is nee
essary to carry out your conception Of
duty"
Southern people have lately received
into their Confederate Museum a bust
Of "Stonewalr' Jackson which had
been missing since the fall Of Rich
mond When the city was taken. a
guard vas placed in the house Of Pres
ident Jefferson Davis A soldier Of the
guard stole from the mantel : sma1}
bust Of jackson ana took 1t North
with him.
Last winter a Richmond gentleman
was lecturing In Boston on General
Lee. In the audience was the soldier
who had committed the theft. Some
good motive led h,m to put the bust
in the lecturers hands, the lecturer de-
livered It to the Confederate Museum.
which Is Davis house, aud SO il re-
turned home after an absence Of forty
years.
To make the story complete. a yi3-
itor recognized the bust as one she
had seen, and discovered after some
search the name Of the artist Bal,j-
more sculptor, who had made it from
death mask which he took himself
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

sold NJ private sale by . Washington
furniture firm which gave it. Mrs.
Parks. wife of naval civil engineer
stationed 1T Portsmouth navy yard. iur-
chased the table at which the ENJOYS
sat during their deliberations and On
which the treaty ~will bc signed. Shc
Paid $40 for it. Each Of the chairs in
the conference room went TO the differ
cut purchasers for $40
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
Peace Furniture Valuable.

Furniture in the room occupied }y the
peace euvoys i'll the storage warehouse
at the Portsmouth navy yard has bc4u
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

a painting has just been unearthed
10y archaeological experts in Crete
which is said TO date back ~ $500 Il. q.
Il is on a sarcophagus
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

-"Emerald Isle" was first applied to
Ireland by Dronigan in a poem called
Erin"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16
Disseminating.

Here is another example Of the
irony of fate"
whats thatP
why when eggs are cheap and
plentiful all the bad actors are taking
a rest."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-16

A man may be great in a few things
and little il many.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
OPEN BOARD SALES,
REcApITuLATIoN,
A. 9. CAMPBELL,
toclt Broker, 2i6 d, y. Walker Block
WIN Operate at Ploehc,

T., T., Gordnn, inter an absence Of two
months In Boston says the plocbo Re.
cord, returned Thursday accompanied
by Charles T. Miller and W y, Miller
During Mr. tlordons absence he or.
gnnIgcd and launched the Boston a.
Phoebe Mining A. Development COM
pnnN The company IN Incorporated un.
der the laws of Maine, with capital
OF 500, 900, divided into 10000 shaos ~
$40 per share, par There are 10000
shares nut IN trus, for the ugc OF the
treasury,
The cmims of the new company con.
elst of the Ross, Lafayette, North Pole,
Fannie, boston, Nevada, fomos,ako,
Mngcppl Fraction, all IN Ely mining
district, ono-half interest IN tho Grand
Reef No, / aud Grand lloof NO. IN
CulVorwell district, Callcntci the Great
West, lGub1-Wost, Fargo, Credit Mos
hln llotton,oi ana the Augustine IN the
Highland mining district
Tho Officers NJ the ncN company arc
2 i, Gordon, president, w, T. miller,
vice president, charles Il, stevenson,
treasurer and secretary and A. w,
Scott general manager
Tho company has ample FUNDS with
which to push development work ana
we understand that u shaft WIN be
started as soon nA announcements can be
made, on the bdgR claim,
The pDrly Visited the Abe Lincoln
mill and mlno Friday ana found every.
ming satisfactorily, The mill doing good
Vtrk, likewise the cynnidng process,
charles 4 Miller viii he In cnnp foI
M least 70 days and ", r. Miller viii
rmnin IN locho for Two weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
OALY-WEST MILL
STARTS TOMORROW
Manager Bamb,resr Receives Ad
vices That Repairs Tor Broken
Engine Have Arrived.
TAKEN UP TO PROPERTY TODAY
Durlus the Ten,Days Shut Down Me.
ers Have Bcca Kept pusy Getting
On, llIgh Grade Orc sbIpuless

n everything goes wen The Daily.
West mill at Park Clly will BE- In oomr
mission again tomorrow ofier having
been closed down for period Of
about ten days owing to The accident
To one OF The high spotd engines
Manager ErntHi lI0mbcrgcr received
advices during the forenoon 10 the e..
feet that the parts ordered from The
cast by wire shortly after the mishop
had nrriyed IN camp and were being
taken NJ Ia The mine today,
Unless II h found out that the picccA
do not ~, Manager Hamburger thinks
the plant should be In shape Tor bus.
lneNs very soon, probably sometime TO-,
morrow
The stopping OF The min has not ~.
loricred materially win the operation
OF the mine, OF course, no mill ore has
been holftcd, but the forces there have
been getting out l0rpor tonnage FOR
shipment direct tn the Hmollors, 20
the production Tor the month, In dol.
lars and cent?, win probably show no
falling off
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
CONCENTR ATES,

jaime, W, Mem departed today for
California,
\, j, BEETLES returned from trip
Ia Nowhousc this morning,
The ohio Copper company marketed
a lot of concentrates today
Postmaster John sllllwell Is down
from Alta on brief business trip,
capt, stern, president OF the Yampa
enterprises II a, the Bingham smcl,er
today
Lorn Morrison IL IN the city from
the indian queen property In Beaver
county
W. q, Filler. who was called east on
account Of the death OF y, l., Kimberly
has returned,
u, T., Rohlnne departed for the Frls,
60 contact and Lulu mines IN Beaver
county last nght,
ut tn American Flag mine at Park
CITY In progressing favorably
W. 4, Scott representing the I'm.
ginoering ana MINING journal, has gone
Into Idaho, on n business "Trip.
The return of W. J, craig Of the
Kcnnoboc mines Of Alta III expected
home from the cast In few days
Fred wh,more, superintendent, OF the
Columbus Con, mine, returned TO c0ni,,
this morning, after a visit Of "A day In
the city,
WorR Is steadily progressing In tho
clearing Of The ontario drain tunnel
with Nothing 10 indicate the end Of
tho serbs ~ caves that have stopped
that avenue,
Robert A. kikcr In opening M q
promising co, property near the line
which diyIdon Washington ANA Iron
,onnlcf ANA not far from the town "
New Harmony
The orc and bullion Settlements re-
ported l1io Yesterday afternoon by Nc.
Homlok A co, were ~ follows, crude
ore and concentrates, Sal00, base bul.
lion, $500 gold bars $4,000,
Tho contract Tor the construction ot
the loNols which IL 10 support the
aerial r0powpy 10 be put IN by The
Bingham'NoW NaYoll company OF lllnR'
ham hiR boon let l0 Joseph DcdolIon,
the lima Win bo i00O feet IN longlh,
connecting the mmo with tho ORC blnH
on the line Of the copper Belt railroad,
The diit under the old Marsno mill ~
being slulccd for tho quicksilver IN n,
aud considerable Of this metal has ale
ready been collected, During the mills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
GOLDTIELD CACTUS
ogden PARTIES Have Company In pro
cess OF Formation.

W, L. baltimore, the we'll known
business man OF Dgdon, who has made
q success OF his ventures IN the 0old.
field mining district ~ Nevada, was
IN the city for few hours yesterday
looking after matters pertaining 90
the organization of the Ioldnold Gao,
tus Mining company which VIII nm.
dertako Ia develop the Cactus group 81
claims, which Mr., baltimore acquired
during his recent visit TO the gold
camp, Tho new company win have a
capitalization " 100000 shares OF q
par value of 81 each Mr., baltimore
win be president OF the company, Ly.
man Skoon, Jrn vice president, 4, W.
Rankin secretary aud q, H. Husscy,
treasurer Al the incorporatots are
ogden citizens,
Mr. baltimore had with him col.
lection ~ samples from the Cactus
group which n series Of assays show,
curry gold values up to S?i 20 tho ton
Very little development work has been
done ON tho property, consequently
the tests were made only Oh surface
ores
Mr. baltimore explained that the
lodRo " n largo one, hut OWING Ia the
limited amount Of development work
done, tho exact Nldth has not been ns.
corlnlnod,
IN due time the company viii pro.
vide milling facilities und the cyanide
method win ho employed IN the ey,mc.
! ton ~ values,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
MAY DAYS BAD DAY,
Rumors OF an Assessment Play Havoc.
What Manager Dnrmet says,

on the salt Lake Stock and Mining OK.
ohanRc,and II came near going down 10
a mere nothing, Everybody who had IL
seemed anxious 10 get rid Of II at any
price, but II was noticeable that tho
stock WAS pretty well absorbed when
the call ondod. over 81 900 shares chang.
cd hands, There were umors Of an as.
scssinent IN the air, and I, was taken
for granted that one was coming. Man.
aeer Darmor, when asked concerning
this report stated that while he would
not pretend 90 say that AN assessment
would not be levied, he assured the
'Nows' there was no immediate
necessity for one that The company IN
now IN the clear, all the May bills have
been paid ana tho treasury OF the com.
p1ny now contains something over 500
with The proceeds from the shipments
now being made, Manager Darmor
tlllnks he can run along for some lit
lie time without a levy being made up.
on shareholders and there " the chance
or cutting into big ore body again
Columbus Consolidated came down to
20 cents, Con, Morcur continued firm
floston Con, advanced The closing
quotations and sales were as foloNsi
ToDAY'S QUOTATIONS..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

many yerrs OF operation small portions
of the qu eksilvcr used IN heating ores
there wei lost daily, and the earth
under tho old pans aud tanks IL permo'
atcd with it,'-Pork Record
Tho activity NJ Alta has stirred the
owncrg OF the WOODLAND property mo
action ana accordingly they are SETTING
ready TO opon that properly again a
tunnel has been driven Into the noun
tain for distance OF 800 feet, dlsolos'
INK vein carrying gino values up 10
10 per cent \, \, llrim has been named
~ superintendent Of the mine.
4 daily mail service hos been oetab.
lIshcd between las Vegas, lientty ana
IhllfroR The mail contractor IN Law
renee Kendall Of Salt Lake, n suoccra'
fu business man. Mr. kondalPp broth
or ~ associated with him IN the UNDER
taking, The schedule time, between
Las Vegas and Beatty II 20 hours, nut
by using 90 changes of horses en- route,
the kondulls expect 10 reduce the tinlo
10 ~ hours LAS Vegas Ago'
Another shipment OF 10000 pounds VII
be made from the New YORK Bonan.h
the early part OF next week, ana W
composed Of rich ore, STOPPING IN polnH
prosecuted on the 600 ana $40 ana 100
levels, and the mine at both thcsc
points In In "a very ohcoufhgng con-
dition shipments are coming from tnt
mine pretty regularly now ana tnls
spcaka volumes for the OUTLOOK NJ thf
property. Tho stock nuctuutes as usual,
Park Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
J.. 5. COMPANY
BUYS REFINERY
Secures Controlling Interest 10
The Plant Built by Capt,
Dc Lamar
LOCATION IN new JERSEY.
Proceeds From Sale Of Stock to be
Applied on Purchase Formidable
Competitor Of smcllcr Truss

According TO circular which was
received by local shareholders " the
United states Mining company durlns
the dey, that company has purchased
controlling interest IN pelomars con'
per Renning company IN New Jersey
This II the first news that has been
received here concerning the consum'
nation OF this deal, although II wo6
known that negotiations towards that
end had been pending
II IN said the proceeds received from
the sale Of the new Issue Of stock WIN
be applied IN the payment Of the ma
jorlly Of the DoLamnr stock, ana for
the extension Of the refining ae wei 40
the smelling interests " the company
Among the improvements planned for
the near future " the building Of a
large lead refinery, the location OF
which VIII probably be at ~. Louis or
some other convenient point In Mis-
souri,,
sloodlly the United states Mining
company Ia moving forward a few
years ago the American smelling and
Refining company did not look upon
The operations OF this company, which
had rs real beginning N Bingham
when II vas organized 20 operate the
Jordan and 0alenn mines with very
much concern But today II IL differ
ont The United states company has
grown to be q most formidable compcti-
tor IN the smelling field, Its existence
In Utah has been and atill IN u grand
good thing for the producers ana for
The state, II has been the means OF
putting such q dnmper on tho AFRO.
g0nce OF the emoltol trns, IN this re.
glon that It's presence has made II pos.
e'llo for many mining companies 10
ship out their low grade ore aud make
n fair prolit, whereas, when there was
no competition IN the field the mino
owner received practically nothing and
N many instances was forced 10 close,
The Tinilc district can furnish some
examples and so can nearly every other
camp IN Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
PRODUCER.


chltngo, juno s0~An active demand
from commission houses caused Nrong h
IN the whoa, market hero today notw In.
einnding generally favorable reports ior
the new crop, The demand mot with
only small onorlngg, resulting IN an adj.
vance " ! cont IN tho prlco ~ the July
delivery That option opened a shade 90
" ~ y lower nl SM 20 SO, but soon sold
NJ "a $50 Minneapolis, Duluth ana chi.
cngo reported receipts OF 40 cars against
III u year nao,
AZ n result " liberal purchases by nev-
clal prominent commission houses sent.
mrnl ~ The corn pit was decidedly bull
lNh, July oprnol unchanged 10 n nhndo
higher ~ d3t to bsNQ&i ana hdynnc d
lu Mh
strength of wheat and corn was the
main factor IN oats, July opened IL lower
~ D'a ANA advanced 10 JlN, Local ~
colpiR were 1919 cars,
PROVISIONS Wore castor IN sympathy with
. cent decline IN the price Of live hpas
September pork was on W NJ 1890, lard
Was down } cents M go aud rlbs wore
100 cents lower Ut $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
UTAH CON. DIVIDEND.
shareholders Wlll Receive 5000, 900
Next Month,

As has been expected they would do,
the Utah Consolidated directors met
IN New York yesterday and posted u
soml annual 1i,ldond Of 81 a share, or
$500 600, which VIII be distribute
among shareholders Of that corpora.
ton next month. The last dividend
amounting to 100000, or $50 share,
was paid IN January LAST which, with
the one just declared win make the
total for the year foot ny TO $1,000
900, and "A grand total since the organ
izatlon Of the company ~ SS10bIO0
with the mines producing as they
are at the present time II II no trick at
all to earn ~ a share per annum and
., the same time add to the surplus
There IN no mine IN the state more
carefully managed than the Utah Con.
solldatod and since he took hold, Man.
ager H. II Charming hns made a repu-
tO,lon which places him IN the front
ranks among mining engineers and
managers IN the country,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
PORTLAND
EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line,
Sal, Lake to Portland ana return

Sal, Lake TO Portland ana return
'direcO r,u",tu,,"ut,,",ut 3i 10
Salt Lake 60 Portl0na and return
lone way Via San Franoisco.,n "a, 50
Salt Lake 20 Portland and return
lone way via Los Angcles) 80, 30, 80
Tickets 10 Portland and return, d.
rect on sale daily from May 2ith 10
September 3Oth, inclusive, Tickets
reading ono way via San Francisco or
Los Angeles on sale June ist, md, ord
and 7th, 18th, iith, 10Th, 18th, Goth, 2tlh
9th, 2slh, 10Th and 30th, All lickeis
good for atopovers and limited TO 90
days from date OF sale, Additional sell.
ms dates for tickets Via San Francisco
or Los Angeles quoted later.
city Ticket Office, POI Main 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Low Ratio Excursion 70 the Ssashors

via New York city with privilege Of
stopoYor on return trip,
The Lake shore a Michigan Southern
Railway VIII sell round.trip tickets
from Chicago 20 Asbury Park ana 70.
turn o. June 20, 30, July | and 2, at
rate q sg335. good returning not later
than July TO- with privilege Of cytcn.
sion pniil August ~ by deposit Of tick.
ct and payment Of 30 cents
Don't miss this opportunity Of spend.
ing Your vacation M tho seaside. II
you are particular az 10 comfort ana
service, We offer something u little ~.
pcrlo' TO any other line, Sec that your
Ticket reads via Lake Shore tho route
Of the "2oth Century Limited Scnd
for itinerary to a, e, BURROWS, Tray.
cling Passenger Agcntgo2 Boston Bldg,
Kansas CITY, Mo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
NEVADA PROPERTY SOLD,
A Twelve thousand Dollar neal ton.
summntod ~ Oseeola

special correspondence,
Onccolu Now june ~ Alex Jualo.
sen superintendent " the spring city
Mining company hnH iusl closed a deal
ownership ~ a prour Of nyr claims nus
passed 10 him for n consideration of
$1,000, und expects TO commence work
az once, With 4 force NJ about % men
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Cures Old Sores,

Woaimorcland, Rams, May 8, ip?, nal.
lard snow Llniment Go, Your NV Nn.
mont cured an old iorc on the side ~ my
The sore was stubborn and would not
Yield 10 treatment unill tried Hnow Lin.
lmont,. which did tho work IN short or.
dor Ny sister Mra Rophln ] Carson,
Allensyillc NJ fnn. Coz Pa, has a sore and
R oT los 6SooIpc solS SGSSOSoTc M'i' p psna
Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Air Compressor Running.

Tho nov air compressor plDnt AZ the
property Of The u,uh ApoN Mulng com,
Inny w Nv commission and machine
drills are NOW hnmmorng away IN
the doop tunnel which was driven by
hand 10 a distance OF no feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
NOTICE.

YloNs BENEFIT BUILDING SO,
CIEIN The annual meeting NJ the
siOckholdc,s of 2lone Oonoit luldmg
Nociuly VIII bo held on 1uCduy July H.
1905, nj o'clock y, NJ NJ mo u, &, N, I,
shoo Factory Snli Lake CITY, Wan Tor
the election ~ officers for the ousung
year tho pttncniolion Of tho nnHncln ros
huelncss as may lawfully como before The
meeting
EDGAR HOWE, Roorolnr},
kalt lakC CIV, l'Inn Junu g1 ifUt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea IL
simply lauld electricity u goes to
every part OF your body, bringing new
blood, phnglh aud new vlgor, makes
YOU wen and Keeps YOU wen, 30 cents
ASK your druggist,