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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
Bore Down 582 Feet On Jerome Mines Co.
 Property
Expect High Grade Ore When Water Level
 Is Reached
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Satisfactory progress is being made with the diamond drill in operation a. the properties of the Jerome Mines De- velopmcnt company, the bore being now down to a depth Of 5s2 feet, ss- cording to the statement of l.. C. Haynes of New York, director and general manager of the concern, who returned here last evening from a visit to the company's properties near Jes- ome.
 "we are sinking the hole now at the rate of six feet n day." he said, "snd the assays of the ore indicate that cop per values in the vein arc incrcasine with depth. Our expectations arc thas a body of high grade ore will bc on- countered when water level is reached, which is estimated to hc about 150 feet farther down.
 "At depth of 800 feet a cave was encountered, which made it necessary 10 case the hole from the surface down. This cntailed considerable extra lahos and expense, as the bore had to be widcned with diamond drill from the surface all the way down. However, this work is now all finished and tho hcadwny being made Is as good as can be expected"
 The holdings of the company, con sisting of eight claims, known as the Harryhsusen group, are located imme- diately north of and ajoiuing the fam ous United Verde properties at Jerome. It is the opinion of expert miners that the great United Verde deposit dips underneath the ground, and will be encountered at n considerable depth.
 At the tune of the location of the claims the locator Chris Harryhausea ., was foreman of the United Verde mine, and it is said that the knowledge hs glinod of the din of the gr-at dcspo.it while directing its development prompt ed him to make the locations. which he later dispos"I of to MT. Haynes, at . handsome figure.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
SAIL ON THE MINNESOTA.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. l9.-The pas senger list of the steamship Minnesota, sailing tomorrow, contains the names or number of prominent government officials in the Philippine and oriental service. Among them are Dr. Wash. burn, director of the civil service in the Philippines; Consul.G General '. IL Rodgers of Shanghai, and ]. l.. Barrett assistant treasurer of the Philippines J. w. Copman, manager of the Stand ard Oil interests in Japan, is also among the passengers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
what's Tn McClure's.

Mcclure s for october is full of keen vigorous articles and delightful fiction. First of all comes Lincoln Steffen 's masterly stuJy of the Juvenile Court of Denver, with its picturesque stories of "bad kids" and it's vivid. human portraiture of Judge Lindsey, the man who has created new method of deal ing with juvenile offenders. Burton |. Hendrick continues his history of life.insurance in "Thc Raid on the Surplus" a remarkable story of ex' travagance, waste and graft. George K. Turner tells how Galvestion has cut down her city expenditures, cleaned and lighted her streets, and controlled disease and vice under a new form Of city poverument--a political expr'i- ment which every citizen of America ought to study. c. F. Connolly, in the third chapter of "The Story of Mon tana," relates the dramatic story of Whiteside's exposure of Clark 's brib' cry of the Montana leg'slature-a mar rativc of exciting incident and splen- aid movement.
 The fiction in this number covers wide range of subject and treatment Harvey ]. O'IIiggins, in "Tamm"ny's 's Tithes," tells a powerful story of an essentially American tragedy. Pcreivni Gibbon contributes another of his striking South African tales of ad' venture and romance. James Lincoln, in cone of the Eighty Thousand,' writes of the Spsnish'Ameriean war from spain's point of view. "The Confluence. by James Hopper, IS one of McCure's most successful love sfo-' ies. and Killhohgan and kilibog' gan." by Herminie Templeton' is charming comedy full of humor and Irish magic. Kipling completes his series of Robin Goodfellow tales with "oTbc Treasure and The Law" story of the Ghetto of the Middle Ages.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
COURIER WRONG
 ON CONAN BILL
Statement That Law Was Democratic Measure False---Had Republicans Voted Against It the Bill Would Have Failed of Enactment.

enactment did it ever become n par, of the policy of the Democrats. It wal patriotic legislation in the interest of the people of the Territory, and the credit of it belongs to Robert E. Nor rison.
 The Cowan bill was a measure which took fees from Republican official and put them into the treasury. Yet it was preferred by a Republican, supported by all the Republicans in the legisln. ture, could not have passed without their votes, and was signed by a Re publican governor.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
OCTOPUS CASE TO JURY.

FINDLAY. Ohio, ort i7. After a trial lasting seven days, the fate of ,h. standard oil company of Ohio. charged with conspiracy against trade, was placed in the hands Of The jury ai 3o o'clock tonight Todhy'. proceedings were the most strenuous of Tho trial This evening speeches on both side. were made. Judge Banker read an elaborate charge and thc jury rtired.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Crrom Saturdays Daily1

Yesterday. in the court of Justice of the Peace Keohane, N. E. Clune enter cd plea of guilty to a charge of as- sault upon W. T. Baker, and was fined siO. which he promptly paid.
 Evidence introduced showed that the assault was committed in Jerome Junction saloon on the evening of Oc. tober l2.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
CELEBRATED MURDEREss DYING

TAUNTON, Mass, Oct i9.--Jnne Toppan, the Lowell nurse, who killed a dozen or more persons at various times. 's in an extremely weak condition at the insane hospital here, and her death IS believed io be question of very short time. For year and half she has refused to eat, and her weight has been reduced from BIO pounds ,o s0.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
From Saturdays Daily.l

In thc Courier, the other day, ap. ,earcd the announcement that the Cow. an hil, which became law in 1903, and hy it's operation turned into the Territorial treasury thousands of dol. lars in fees paid by persons desiring ,o establish corporations, which form. ,rly had filled tho private coffers of the Territorial secretary, was Demo. cratic measure.
 Everyone familiar with the condi. lions under which the Cowan bill was enacted knows this is inaccurate, but les, there be others with memories as uncertain as tho Couricr's, the Journal. Miner corrects the error of it's morning contemporary.
 The Cowan bill passed the House on Mach l2. 1903, having tccn introduced Iy Mr. Cowan on the 2sth of January, pryious. Before the announcement of ,he vote on the passage of the bill, irc,us Barrow, Democratic representa-. t,c from Yavapai county, changed his y.'o from nay 10 aye, and gave notice ,ha, hc would the next day move for n -,.an-idcration of the vote.
 Mr. Rocmcr, Democratic representa-. trc from Cochise county, demanded hc immediate reconsideration Of the vote. and motion to reconsider the same v.. lost, and on the following day the bil. known as House Bill No. Ii, was reported to the Council, and was read 'hc first time.
 In inc Council there were five Rc. puhlicans and seven Democrats.
 On the l6,h of March, 1903, House Rill No. II was read the second time in tlc Council, and on motion the rules were suspended and the bill read tho third time. and was passed by the Coun cil by inc following vote;
 Ayes Burson, Packard, Rice, White side and Ives, Democrats, and Childs corhctt, Jarvis, Kibbey, Woods, Repub- icans.
 Nays-Ashurst and Morehcad, Demo rra,s.
 From this record it is clear that had ihc five Republicans in the Council op posed the bill, the Cowan hill would have failed of enactment, and the Ter rl,ory would not have received tho benefit of the extraordinary income de rived from fees required by law to b' p'id in connection with the formation oi corporations.
 lt is also known to those whose mem ories are not controlled by party pred ludicc that the Cowan bill was drawr by Robert F.. Morrison, n fact thai surely contradicts any suggestion Of Democratic origin, and that it wal passed without the change of wort or syllable, without alteration in th' crossing of a ct" or the dotting Of an "ir
 lt was at MT. Morrison s request thai MT. Cowan introduced the bill in thu House, and neither in its inception ol
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
sHORT li.26O. 900.

TORONTO, Oct. is. General Man. ger MeGill of the wrecked Ontario Bank. admits a shortage of si,25o.O0o Bankers, in estimating the probability of their guarantee being enforced. plae, the loss through MeGill's speculation. at s500.00 or more.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
TO BUILD THREE MORE.

LONDON. Oct l9 Tho sterrssfui trials of the baiilesLip p'osdnseg'f h,~ led 'be British oa.nirliy 'o pi,c cf de's for 'he iamcd ai~ eon-ss-ilas af three o'h-r urL t,ss.ls.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
The Better
 Way

The tissues of the throat are lnHamed and irritated; you cough, and there is more irrita
 tIon-more coughing. You take a cough mixture and it eases the Irrltation-for a while. You take
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-24
 K M ULSION N

and it e9yes Me cold. That's what is necessary. Itsoothes the throat because it reduces the irritation; cures the cold because lt drives out the inflammation; builds up the weakened tissues because 1t nourishes them back to their natural strength. That's now Scott's Emulsion deals with sore throat, q cough, cold, or bronchitis.
 WE'LL SEND YOU
 A eAMptG FREE. SCOTT { BOVINE. '';s s.: .:-ss' ss.:S :'.'''
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
Gentry Bros Show

Il vas enough % attract Instant at.
tentlon 70 announce that the Great
Gentry shows would exhibit here FRI
day, May ls
SO amusement event Of the rear
IN tent sloN circles is hali as impof.
laat as the coming q this tfsly Won
deffal exhibition. with rs marvelous
f0ur footed animal acton. Its s
fact known 70 everyone that this
show IS without aa equal IN lts line.
ana during ths ycaFs Il las been CON.
lng q THIS city EACH visit has Heen
marked 0f bigger and better per
l0fmance Tie show IS a asoflte
here, and more fiAn merits is popa.
afltf From the commencement 81
their careef the GENTRY nf1thers
have eadsasofcd q give more for
the money tlian ans ufhoF sbos and
this motto has - fag been faithfully
talaled.
tbs season theq promise u8t ouly d
much larger shoe. hat many nea nov
elites. some imported ana some Amer.
lcan. Among tie former IS q troupe
q Imperial JAPANESE aefotats. Ten IN
number, who are sald 70 be the xreaf
81 performers ever brought 10 this
country Gentry Bfothers have never
claimed % have the biggest shov in
the world Their performance all
takes place Ia one arena. Ga ; nfus.
sels carpet at that. zna Instead of
quantity quality" Is their fort.
The program Is fuilY tWo and a half
hours IN length and during the entire
time, there = always something worth
seeing The VERY hest animal acts,
tie greatest human performers the
funniest clowns, the eulsst dogs eley.
crest ponies. most marveloas monkeys
and without doubt the greatest herd
Of acting elephants Ia tle business
AL help g make the exhibition whai
Il really ls-the greatest tent shos
Of ils kind Ia the world.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
friday NAY 10
l. TAe Date an Whlsh the Great
asnsxy shew win Exhihss nsre.

Got reasiy iof tho cl.sak The date
IS not Tar distant when the Great
Gentry Shows alll make their annual
visit to VlnltA
Frum all raports EsS Gentry bfos'.
eFs have outdons themselves this year
and Il vii not ba surprising II the
engagement Il marked by the capari.
u oi the tents The show has alNays
enjoyed ane patronage here and each
year IL has been better than ever
This statement Is usually made by l'
tent shows, and ia some cases tiie ~.
verses has proven Tie case bUt with
the Gentry Bfothefs progressive
ness Is iila watehwort aud when
anything new, either Ia tho trained
animal line or human exploits are of
fered ths Gentry Rrotben are usual.t
among the tirst "a ogIer tho act. Or
acts a. TIE case may l,e 70 their pa
irons This Is probably TIE real Fra.
son why the sllow has beeu q big sue.
cess from is hfat performance, seven.
teen years ago Last March. 70 the pres.
ent day.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
HAD A CHECK
FOR S45,OOO
0 |. Conner Handles Big Bus
lness for the Equitable

Q. L. Conner district manager q
the Equitable Life Insurance com.
pany, went 70 south McAlester this
morning with i check ior s45. sq2 %
from the Equitable payable 10 the es.
tate Of Joshua Burdett. the Euiaula
merchant who was murdered some
two months ago. This Is cue of tho
largest checks ever paid IL this terri.
tory, but a still larger enc will he
paid By the penn Mutual company.
10 which Mr, Burdett had been Ia
snFed foe tloo,ooo only a year before
his death. Ile had policy 81 $4,000
ia tbs Equitable, but carried a loan
on Il Of s25, ooo
The insurance companies heSltated
for some time about paying insurance
On Mr.. Burdctt. a. there were some
circumstances connected with his
death that polatea 10 suicide. A
thorough investigation, however.
showed that this theory was unten.
able, and al the companies with there.
fore pay without a contest Mr.. Bur.
dett carried a total of s27To0o III.
surance, divided among several com.
panies.
The check from the Equitable was
made out t0 Elmer G Million Of south
MeAiester and Philip W Samuels of
Pryor Greek, The executors of Mr..
BuFiett estate.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
WANTS GAS
FRANCHISE
Citizens Of COiIeYvIlle Trying
TO Secure Gas Franchise
In vInlta.

Messrs. Keith and Jones Of Cosiey-
vile. kans were Ia the city to-day IN
the interest OF the gas franchise Zoe
vlulta. They will agree u exclusive
franchise Il sganted "a them 20 h<gln
laying pipes as soon A. L i possible
q set tbs pipes here. Thei Aiso agfee
10 furnish gas IN every part d the
eity within eight months after they
secure the franchise Gas would
mean a great deal 70 vinita and il Is
expected thar the council wili pas
fayprahlg On the gas question Al their
next meeting
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
Accused of Heresy and Sus
pended.

dorchester y T., Aag IS The
jury IN the ease of Rev. Dr AlKenon
scapsey accused uf hefesy. today rem
deFed verdict suspendlng tba minis.
Ter from bis position Until be satisfies
tie eeclelestical authorities of hts be-
lief and teachings 70 that they vii
conform 70 the order Of apostle and
Nicene cseed as received b. the
church.
The presentnents for heresy against
Dr. Crapsey we're based on TIE con.
tents Of book and lectures IN which
he vas charged with expressing dlsbe-
lief IN the divinity Of Christ, the con.
oeption Of the lloly Ghost, The virgin
birth, the bodily resurrection and che
Trinity
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
HEALTH IN vINITA.
Psopts's DsuK store Say cafs 81
nigeatioa solves psebtem
ot Loag Life

The Peoples Dme Store belisse
that TIE problem q ians NE - solved
hg propes care ~ TIE digestive urrata
Let TIE stomach set cut q cunalfi0u
ard suan there all - negeouknaa.
iffitatioa, fuffei tongue kpecks lefS4e
tie eyes WeaknezN. dNhllify. sudma
iieE. And ether physical and msuf ~
troubles that dlwctiy result sfum a
we8s stomach
81 al the vital pfgsus tie Stomach
a The most ffrqueutiy aia1d. ana
fle0ce tile ule which most frequently
fAilN and vi with fiie diaruytff 0f 4
ffueiy Ike Nl-on4 stomach gAhisla
whlch u eo.d un an absolute 9uafAufee
70 strengthen TIE digestive system,
al "a assimilation IL food. atasi rans
aii Troubles r4a.ed ~ indigestion. aa
lmfuftani ktepfas heen taken ioWania
solving tie question ~ good health
And lan4 life
The Peoples Drug Store 81 Nlts
"a oH 81 absolute guafaniee "a refund
the nonsg II Il does uot care. A large
tpk 70 the tablets casss bai b oenis
II g heirs tce nofhlng u Il fails
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
THE DOCTORS
LINEUP

TIE board 81 strategy COMPOSED Oi
poctors Morris Fraxee. chairman, ~.
A. W foreman and Or Taylor, sr.
selected by the doctors met lAStnlght
secretly, aud after looking over the
credentials ot tie players decided on
The following lineup Ia order % he
sure ~ defeating the ATTORNEYS on
Memorial day Dr. Nelmef vas -.
lecied as q committee OF one some
Cline age 20 secure tbs release ui a.
many q the players Of the Corn
noppsrs league - possible and tie
lineup sl,oas tfag he succeeded
pretty sell "a securing the very best
PLAYERS although The price he paid
nas almost tsYond the means ni the
Board of strategy ns Winners sac.
cess means much Cor tie pocton Tor
IN he had not secured such meu a.
cllnkWales, Amuudson baeb4 aud
most tf the othe~ t would have b1en
an easy aaik.awag iof the Attorneys
As H Is tie nacion are confident
that tie Attorneys cannot even s.
much as @ofe against the Twin
rwlgIe~ sho lave been secured s.
the Doctors Ihe lineup is as fol
lows
First basc pr Oliver nagby
Second base nr Gnaith
Third base. Dr. Amands0n
Flni Asst third base. Dr. nay
Pitchers tie nfs Mccarthy.
Short stop. nr 4. Il Mc' arslsy
Right Held. pr CiineseaIes.
Center aeld. pr craig
Left Geld, 10. Taylor
Right center. Dr. Sfubhleaeld
Left center, nr Levin.
Umpire. Rev. persalug
Rev pershing a. umpire makes il
certain that there slll b. 40 appeal
after decision has been rendered for
everyone knows his weight and his
height
Il isuot against tie rules Dl tia
Corn nfoppen league 90 have oae Or
Two extra positions. hecause % he
sure q victory they ara sometimes az
absolute necessity
TIE hoari 6i strategy. wta deserve
he credit 81 ths organization of the
iWctoHs decided ast nigift iiat lnI
order g have then. 81 god tfln for
the game that ~ sslinmars pfat
t'ee Should be alanaee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
Sunday School Convention.

Tie following IS the program of the
sunday school convention 70 be held
at Estella, Sunday, Mas e.
/. 1890 q. m.--song Service b Congrs.
Cation.
2. Prayer.
3. i0is5 =. Address Nodsrn san.
day sehaol Idea" Rev. ar. Cameron.
!. song.
5. lliI5 =. n. Short Talks en- Sunday
School Work hy supednlsndenta.
3. iaioo Basket Dinner.
:. isso :. m--seng Service.
8 800 ,. "a. Address By Rev. J. E.
rsFshine.
2 a.f5 ?. a. Exercises bY the diasreal
sunday Schools.
%. nenealellea.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

bridgeport. Conn., NAY Il -Four
magazines a. the testing grounds Of
the Union Metallic Cartridge com.
panY On tiae east side exploded early
this morning The coneussion shook
tie whole city and caused greaf alarm.
Windows we're shattered and crock
cry fell bet there vas no serious
damAee
Thsre wefe two distinct explosions.
With bot Al interval Of . feW seconds
4 large amount o. powder sas q.
stroyed No enc aas hurt
Following tire explosion many per.
sons clad n their night clothes llsd 10
the streets hsliexsnr thai lila earth.
quake fscsntlY predicted had taken
placa Man women heeame hfsterical.
The magazines that expsolsd con.
tained = ,ooo pounds Of powder each.
None of the other boIldlhes of the
company uefe damaged and tie 81.
iAcent uagazlnns Wefs unhagmed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
A Fine Drug Ssgre.

The Winner Drug comp4ue Is n8W
comfortably located ~ lts nsx roam
- ths barrett building The eompa.
ay has lusi Installed naW show eases
and ues goeis. aud has 5 more som.
plete stock better displayed than ever
nof0ts TIE store fuom Itself Is one
e the handsoasst ana lighiezt ii tie
rllg and Is furnished Nifh evsry moa.
efn eonsenlsuee The company will
he pleased to meet 81 old customers
and al thoea uho have not heretofore
traded a the store, hut sho want 20
% business e. The most up.to.date
drug store ia TIE Indian Territory.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
cara

II ans one has any doubt as t. tAo
virtue Of FeleT'e kidney Cure. they
need only - refer le AH Alvin II.
AIlmpaon. ~ Nilllmantse. Conn. who.
after almost losing hope nI facotarY.
o. account 0f the failure Of - mani
remedies finally tried FoIeys Kidney
lufe, which na aaa waa inal tie
ti1lIE f0f him. s. four taflIes cured
him completely. lIs Is nov aniIrnIy
well and ffea from 81 tfaa suffering
Incident q aeuta kidney trouble,
=. Y Overs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17
tiow 70 AVOID AVpsaalsitI..

Foley & Co, Chicago. originated
ifaney and Tar As 4 thruAt and lung
lethedS, aud on account of The great
merit and popularity % foleYs Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine 1flcse worthless sm.
iiaiionA have similar sounding names
keware of them The genuine FOLEY )
Honey and Tat Is Ia a yeiluv package
Ask for II aud rcfuse any substitute
II IS the test remedy fer coughs
and colds. A. T.. Overs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

SUPPLIES
TO be Purchased In the Cheap.
est Market

Washington MaF g. President
Roosevelt today transmitted ta cou.
gress letter FROM Secretary Taft ln
which tie secretary aiio has lhe fai
approval q the president lass down
the principle that supplies fuf the
Panama canal should he bought ln
The cheapest market regardless, all
things considered whether American
q foreign. Taft reports some par.
caases have already been made ia for,
elgn markets making il pesslble ior
the canai commission . ave consld.
efahle on all purchases
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

Washington. Mas -Aftoney Gen.
eTal Moody and senator Allison eon.
ferfed vlth President Roosevelt 60.
daf on The situation thAt has arisen
concerning tlle rate hlil ia the senate.
Afterwards Secretary Moo6Y sald
THAT he would make no statement ii
answer % thai made b Senator TIL.
man IN The senate SATURDAY. thai Il
ans statement i made It muat come
from the president lie would net
say however, that such 4 Hatsmenl
Is q - made.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

Denver, Colo., aay is-The four.
teen year Cd vife Or Geo. Contest
Alias Geo. Wade, was louni dead 10.
day 10 A hoYel near re temple eoerl
ahe had been beaten 70 death wien 4
hatehet, The bead uAs beaten -
badly that lt vas hard to identify The
bod1. The e0uple Eel from San Fsan.
cisco during tie eaFtliqaake and
came q Denver Contestl Il said to
have another wife d Nsu York Clty.
Tie authorities ere unable 10 lneafa
him since ll,e murder
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

A dasa q plne.aie at bid time will
us1gAiig relieve ttckache uelore morn
ing Thesa ieAutilal little eiohulrfs
ara soft gelsiiua caagei aUd ehen
moisfensd ard PLACED lu the mouth
ynu can't help swallowing them Pine
uies contain neither sugar 0f alfolul
iusl gums and resins obtained from
our native pine forests rouelaed
With other vel kupwn bladder kidney
blood and hackaclie remedies Sold b
A. T. Ovens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-17

A good complexion Is impossible
Nith tie stomach out of order Z
pAsty saIloN people would paF more
attention @ their stumaclls ard less
- tie skin ou their faces. ties vould
have tef1ef eumplexlous koaal for
1fspafsia Aill digest shat you eat and
pat your stomach haek in right SHAPE
io Do ifs 8su eofk kostnl relieves
pa'pltatlan 81 tile lesri faluIebns
soar stomach and heart burn. Sold
by Peoples drug store