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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
coloncl woods and MT. AIexand~r.

saw an old friend Whom l knew under trying circumstances today" said Colonel M. L. Woods. the veteran Montgomerian, at the Capitol yester- day. Tn the party of Congressman with the Rivers and Harbors Commit- tee. Il saw De Ava Alexander. now Congressman from New York.
 When l first saw MT. Alexander. he was young officer fin the Union Army, who was stationed at 8 Federal prison to which was taken after my capture. One of his duties was to closely scru- tinize every bit of mail that came to the prisoners. Every line wrote from the prison, except some few that man aged to get through by the under ground route. was under his surveil- lance. and he likewise read all of my letters from home He was uniformly courteous and ting to me in those days and he and l became warm friends
 T was delighted to see him today, only I had only bare opportunity to shake his hand"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
Amlahle hx c,omnarIson,

1FNWs. -- ----
 The seventeen-y year locusts are due in some sections this year. but as com- pared with the gypsy moths and the cotton boil wesvils. they are merely amiable entertainers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
stiII Waiting.
Columbia Breeze.

NUIuIHDFd bTttZt,
 Kansas paper recently remarked that Although every woman cannot vote, every woman can have voter" But an exchange quickly picks 1t up and replies that 1t knows of several, hur dred old maids who "are looking for theirs %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
Better Be auick About It.

Fort Payne Record.
 sentiment in favor of the protec- tion of our birds, game and fish Is growing in the State and may eventu- ally lead to the passage of a law to that end But unless it is done quickly it will be a case Of locking the door after the horse is stolen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
Buslness on the coosa.

Gadsden Times-News.
 All steamboats on the Coosa River have as much business as they can well handle between Rome and Gads- den. If the stream was open for nav igation to the sea this town alone would support several boat lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
The Editors Love.
In Three Sfnten.

The following Is clipped from an Ohio paper as it is. SO far as known, the od- dest baseball ground In the world Ohio. west Virginia and Pensylvania ought to be just as good grounds for truth as they are for ball;
 The base ball ground on which the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
Will order H Change.

MODlIe Herald.
 4 rich man up North has married his pretty, accomplished and brilliant stem ographer. Now she will insist that whoever takes her place shall be squint eyed, freckied and densely ignorant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
JANUARY. 1906.

Dat1s Average. 1anunry 1906 lSs9vs Aun0ny Average. january, kvN8 .l1 yuoD
 
 E. $ Noble. Circulation Manager of the Montgomery AdserttswF. being duly swoFn. The foregoing statement of The Adver- users circulation for the month of Janua- rx, 1so6 is true and correct, and compiled after all returns from nAMs boys. news agents and left-over copies have been de- uucted. E. $. NOBLE.
 Circulation Manazer. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1stn day of February, iSO6.
 F W. JACKSON.
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

The new queen of Spain is to have fifty thousand dollars a year for her very own use. She won't even have to pay the iceman out of 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

A Richmond widower advertised for wife and got her. Probably in a few months he will be advertising for some body to help him turn loose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17
MT. Wells |. Improving.

The condition of Mir Lee Wells, the engineer on train No. 36 the Atlanta and West Point passenger train leav- ing Montgomery al 6:30 D. m., who was injured Wednesday night at East Point, near Atlanta. is reported Jas much improved.
 A car on the side track at East Point. not clearing the main line, was hit by the engine of No. 36 and in the smash~up Mir. Wells received painful though not serious injuries.
 MT. Wells Is at his home in Atlanta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

The Whole Family. Father wears glasses Mother wears a plate. There's a fellow that comes And spoons with Kate. Sarah Jane Is dish faced A forked tongue has Nell But you ought to hear the napkin ring The hand of sister Bell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

Mir. Erwin Craighead, the talented editor Of The Mobile Register. came to Montgomery yesterday morning, en route to Auburn to address the stu dents of the Polytechnic Institute. At the railway station the Commercial Club members who were entertaining the Congressional Committee on Rivers and Harbors at breakfast seized upon Mir. Craighead and made him join the party. The Mobile editor went to Au- burn on morning train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

Engineer P. J. Fancy. the travelling engineer between Decatur and New Orleans on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, has been appointed Assistant Master Mechanic at Birmingham. MT. Fahey has been succeeded as travelling engineer by J. A. McFerran of Birm- ingham. Mir. McFerran had charge of an engine on the South and North Ala bama division of the Louisville and Nashville prior to his promotion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

A woman is so afraid she can't keep a secret that she rets another woman to help her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

The chronic kicker sometimes finds there is a brick under the hat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

If hoop skirts are to come into fash ion again it will give, the women the appearance of wearing a barrel (appaH-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

boy doesn't have to be an artist tn draw d pitcher of cider.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

The NeRVe. "The nerve of that woman" "Well?" She says this noise always sets her teeth on edge" And" And everybody knows she wears a plate"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

Dr. E. B. Ard, one of the leading and most popular citizens of Ozark. was in Montgomery yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

The Advertisers circulati1n Is on rock bottom basis: the old subscriber. aiweys stick and new ones are constantly being added Below are the actual number of copies SOLD last month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

When the floorwalker directs a girl to the right counter she thinlss he Is flirting with her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-17

Sheriff A. D. Wall of Ozark came to Montgomery yesterday and spent the day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
HOW Won DER AHE Got EVEN

stood Il a. long "a We could, tho
Kos up add dressed for us wanted
10 hs on hand IA sca What De host
would do At & 50 be came stroll
inE down la the effioe. hls watch
having stopped and he not having
any idea II "a ieaa than 10 0'elskk.
We Kept oat u the vay. but heard
ali he said. lie naxer saw surh a
fine city AZ Washington. he said
Wy, even the street muAiriAnsefa
asweaaded me IN my bet dis main
ing 10 vas great Ia played ny
0vn hiece. too
Az that We all took 90 the hiKh
grass ana The breakfast table
tickieA 90 death ovcf the Hueesss %
our joke Ia n little shiie sc saw
tho old man come intn the dining
rpom lnokins siam Ha took a seat
a. faf a. possible from ua - ~
could uaiY Eassa al chat allied bin.
Amer breakfast 80 went oat - tho
orree. where 80 heard that tic
clerk bad told Won that II waa AL
iake pat up on him By lhs baYs
They say he nearly fell dead The
outrumn was that shen NO seat
"a Sc our keYn sc fouud a Letter In
each bUK ON opening them We
founs 10 had uach been nasd fas.
~ The joke uaA not - funny after
al. and Voa Ger Abs bad the grand
laugh ga ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
PRIZE FIGHTERS
NAVE NEVER MET

Amang puxiliats James Cortstt
call him a pngiust Nc Corheit VAS
bora IN san Francisco IN 1885. lie
has naturally pompadaar hair and
a straw berry arthmark On bis len
arm lie - 81 a swest disposition
and VAS the original gentleman II
the Prize ring lie first attained
national prominence By defeating
Joha tAwrcnee Sullivan % time
when that cmlaent tfhsedlan was
generally regarded as undesirable
I.Ater IN lie carbcst met uae James
J. Jsffrlos he met him On two oeea-
siuns. and after each lseetlak Mr..
CorbeIta ffisads waiksd home
HY remaining a gentleman. Nj
Cortstt. however. maaaKed 10 ~.
tract considerable puhhe aitention.
Mr. CoFhwtt is married which pre-
ciuaez htm frun ever becoming .
matinee IDOL Harriet sdorea only
the hauiux single gent with reached
hair and dlmpied chin
Mr Cofbeit writes pieces FOR the
papers. tells humorous stories. has
a growing bank account aud takes
some Interest IN politiea lie wss
oace heard 90 express the ouiuluH
that the aide Which polls the meet
votes should win SIR Coyhetta
strongest claim on public affection
Is that IN all the years he has bsen
before The public he has never given
= testimonial for a dyspepsia cure
Although be makes his home "a
The east. BE- HaYa be can never faf.
get thai hs Was born in the west
and that some day. ia the fsfsoff
future. whsn al the world seems
rather sad. he VIII wander hack
there and atop off between tFnina
When I was a mere ehild aud
did not know. to Ect At eFnnfids 90
sgtfu Heights. and az The las, halt
inK RAJ Of departing Gag painted The
splendara % the sky aud mirruew1
them In the rulilng waves. hsteu tn
tho bail seal On Seal Faeks a. he
.rrooned his cvenaong 70 his silently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

reasoning ROVER % the terrier came
tn the surface, the bail qualities eth
shnulnH IA the limitleas affection
aud ugdylnx taHacily
rho most popular Boston terrier
alive il declared 60 be Lady Dainty
There does uat seem "a have been
a@Y show HainH since her birth four
yearu ago that she has not been
Un hand % capture q pfire. She
IL white. with a dark seal bfinais
head ard she has the tight screw
tan shat IL ere ~ the requisites
Lady Dainty la owned by Msf0n ".
PohinHan. no has the Roh TOY
Presto Kennels she vii he sthih-
tied a. the Westminster ksnnel shaw
with some 30 other dogs from the
Same tennel
uaFaman'H Anthony r. another
favafit- who will be seen Al the
she's uaYaide Aladdin. ir. and
f.a4Y OafamaH arc also among the
fafnuua sntftHH
% course. being among the mhF'
ultra fashionable pups pats bun tsf-
riuFa In the most expensive rlaee. -
pup a. weeks old brings fia, Wide
II Il nothing unusual for tste u y
paid for dog whcu a year 40
Iaaeh month also serves 10 make tAe
bruta more valuable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

NEW YORK. March Every
dos has his day. but the national
pups are sueh favofitea that they
require an entire week
Tho oniy breed u dogs that has
ever originated tu this country IL
a. have "a bench uhaW al its own.
This h 90 take place Ia Madison
Square garden. ard here the Boston
terriers are e. have chance O. sniff
and smart. shaW their teeth aud
stiffen their bHatiua while theis
mrttta and dement's, intellectual aud
physical. are discussed and eon-
pared
Ths nosiou terrier n prime
favetite especially with the ladies'
The ueiier he l. the greatsf are hia
prrtrnaes a. beauty lie has BIT
of curious history. has this canine.
his orisin only datins back 20 about
a sTaFa VI years aEo,
Tha breed was established iu The
Hub as a result % a cross between
the terrier ard the typical Ensiish
bulldax IN the early days they
were known aa noslon balls because
% the prsdomluAnee Of the buiiaos
characteristics This aaa natural
a. the descent Was three quarter
bull A. time sent ora the aiertnVsn,
lnteiitEencs. baaaei,y. intuition aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

city. He hal spent a delishtfni
rvrnfnK aight nseing aaa drinslnE
'paHzse cafes. and ehen h@ re
garuei 10 The hotel u sank nice bell
boya 70 SCI him Aad bic load - hed
A. aoan a. the boys sAs hls eundi-
zion II occurred 20 thea THAI the
nrxt morning q little music At an
rariY hour would help cheer Do
Boss for a starter hefoFe taking
his customary ~ cocktails. Nov
waahlnrtun waa the greatest city
FOR street. planes or tsFty EurtYs.
and that old.tima Ia. "a. m, haafn
% aysa had Just bccome popular.
We used 90 aing X
Ia. ra. "a. "a. boom ae aya
HIP. hurrah for Won der Aha
and 40 really thought those Nsfs
the eorrect words and that the sons
vas written Ia his homer Well. we
secured around tuwn until Ne fuuad
fellow alta piano aud engaged
him 10 be at the hotel a. 5 30 sharp
and play Faght under Won der Abe >
wineow. Which vas On ths Eruuud
floor We tais him = he would
play this one tune for two solid
hours We would give him o. He
agreed. 40 va returned to the hntel
and retired for the short time that
remained before sac Well. the
felioW came en- tima and played
until We wsre all crosa-syed. We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

listening mates An. those were
happy days. and shat a voice that
Old bull seal had
Mr.. Corbstt lived In San Fran
cisco long enough to form q scratch
ing acquaintance With ons-haf the
flea population.
Just nov Mr.. Corbett II playing a
footllEht fudge By bernard Shaw
After playing Il awhile In New Yurk
he oumpossd a soulful little ditty
called. The Ghost Shall Not WAlk
Tonight" Mr. CoFbett is At large
somewhere In tho country with the
same footlight fudge. but the ghost
IL said TO have formed the habit Of
appearing once each week and hand
Ing out packages Of i0g q az ths
membsrs q the cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Ita the same old story IN the
same old Gay. Lack u funds a. the
"ua will prevent the meeting OF
Washington and whitman ON tho
track tsia season unless the Con
greFatlonallaia consent 10 ask tho
"ua athletes 10 journey 20 walla
Walla
A better and closer meet could
not be pulled or than that which
would result II the two Institutions
were 10 clash. nut the lack Of SUI
nelant legal tender renders II I'm.
possible 10 finance an additional
meet
The big three. Idaho. Oregon and
Washington meet IA May for the
championship ~ the three states
II would bo vastly more Interesting
n whitman was placed on the card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
a Reputation
For Stability

When "A man wants ~ save No..
be wants an absolutely safe piass 4
which 10 rlf &c. The State Bs.t !,
Seattle hbs The reputation ~ 80.
aa strong and reliable an lnatltg,los
IS ihere r. 10 ihe Weat People ~
deposit money there nced ns,..
worry as - ifs safety. and the b.,s
pays . per cent. compounded tw,s.
a Ycnr. On savings Aeoounis -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
When and Where

Now ta the best time and CaIlfnr.
MIA Is the place 10 spend a vacation
Health and pleasure resorts 10 suit
alt
The road Of a thousand wonders
h. the Southern Pacific Co.'S Scenic
Shasta Route and Coast Line. rick
cts. reservations and descriptive 1T.
eraturs a Union Ticket Office. COS
FIRST 49, y 2. Ellis. Cent Agent
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Airlis I.sham tells thia one 81
CARTS Won der Abe aud the old -.
Louis nroNuss
During one af our visits 20 Wash
inFtaa Won der Abe vas being en-
tertaIned b. Mike acanlnn. the old
est nfamotef Of baseball Ia that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

battling Nelson's press agent II
having him rescue impafiled women
III runaWaya Ia West Virginia and
after b. has closed hiu dramatic
season. too what a sheer waste of
good material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

II ~ said that Eugene Hide
brand. The lnekoy who was set down
for weird riding. vii DO reIuaIats1
If he is EiRen another chance BY
the stewards u n u be- hoped that
the little fellow will have sense
enough 10 profit ~ bis experience
and ride sYory race upon The
square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your COPY Of The Star Ian
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ming. please DO us the favor TO cail
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In this way We can be certain OF
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

AAN MN4N ANAAA0A 70 MfeA your
home. and discover after Il vas too
late that Yoar neirhtsor would have
bauKhi u. and paid ron fs90 % more
than wha, you obtained for H. Your
nslKhhor reads page and found a
bargain. Go Do likewise sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

An experimental track meet will
take place between the "u' fresh
men aud the high school track team
as hnon as Coach Cutter OF The
stfs can arrange mattefH
The little coach Il anxious 70
learn fast what hin men can do. and
upon hom he can dhpead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

The most optimistic reports cone
from Terry McGoFern'a traanlns
camp. "a. seems to palasfs ali hlA
old time enthusiasm Tor the work
and il getting himself into trim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Willlo Hoppe. the boy bllliardlst
found ~ necessary 20 send 10 g.
Louis f1r an expert billiard player
10 play practice gaines With him.
because mono ~ the leading players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Captain Hoover. OF the varsity
BASEBALL team. will probably pit bis
players against the MHltnomah Alh'
isiie club before the SESSION ia I'M
iahed
The game has practically been de-
elaed upon BY both ninoa. bat The
iueampiet. condition of the sehed'
ale makes Il impnsnible for Captain
Hoover TO give out the exact date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

and his selection AZ shortsiop this
year & a deserved honor
"nonpy" MaEhrr, the clever lit
tie third Stacker. will take care Of
that position this SEASON lie IA an
other % the heavy hltting players
who can pitch aome whenever u II
necessary tor him Co enter the ben
"lionny n euol and his steady
work has pulled the team from de
feat many umes
Cuff Carroll viii take care Of
second hag In a capable manner.
Carroll covers a world OF territory
aud can throw like a flena lie plaYH
the position like a veteran aud
backs up other players IN a manner
thai shows him To BE- a man ~ some
experience. With boy like Ciu 10
guard second base the team will be
well balanced
Where Is the Nottingham base
bah teamf The diamond trottera tn
that burg arr un against a. The
members % the team do not know
whether theY will rematn Ia the
Northwestern league 0g enter sone
other organization Ia fact. thcy do
not know whether they Nil play At
all
To-day a meeting Will Do held BY
the memhors Of She team and fans
/ FOR The purpose Of determining What
shall Be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

would play with him
friends = claim that Mmbisssplg's'
aehhffer Hloason and ibs 49, ~
fHs experts are Jealous a 49, 10, t
wonder Hoppe Us pfaeucine h.. ~ ~,
coming meeting with Sutton ~. s's
II Hah ueae@lry Tor him b. h.. saa
ssp'fi 70 9pp"ao him hi bic bfss,',a
EaWrH Peterson. the wen 30
~ IsHuia player. has Consents. ,sh
aei az bis 1ppoAsut %
Frank Hoppe brother a wa
offers 10 bet 1900 On ~ h alss,
at odds ~ 10 ~ 7 agsins, p as'
alaasDn Ia their coming mstss
New York on the z7th a ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

After JACK Root had gained = do
ei4ion over Fred Russell. Of Dem
yer. a. kalamazoo Russell attacked
Root. and a lively fight packing
house rules. took place. Root was
kicked Ia the stomach and pretty
badly hurt Russell wants 10 fight
him again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

An attempt wlll be made 10 hold
races At Sc Louis this spring The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
DOENGS OF
SPOR TDOM

wltstha confidence Of a fighter who
ia sure Of victory.
The crack ~ the bat is rea0und-
Ing ia The land where tho sweet
magnolia grows In about 20 days
Il sill be heard IN this community
n there ara no icielea or stray hliz-
yards lingering ia the lap Of spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

decision Of The supreme court that
the police acted illegally IN serving
warrants outside ~ the city limits
has given che track owners courage
70 60 against the county officials.
Tho abandonment n football A.
wisconsin ID said - have euflailed
the finances Of the nthlniie end 81
the Institution. aud # IN announced
that Wisconsin will not be repre-
scented nt the pouRhkerpsie regatta
this spring Not alone Oil rowing
be affected at this natiiltlau. but
baseball and track athletics as
we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

List It with List. Mutual Life bldg
90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
BASEBALL
PRAC TECE
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AT WORK AT LINCOLN PARK
HOW THE LITTLE FELLOWS WILL ZINE up
OTHER DIAMOND DoINGS

Ylneain park a dotted With hish
sehoni baseball aapirants every af#
terneoH and Manager Weaicrihan
has q men hum which 60 choose
4 diamond crew From the pnthuz
Wasm displayed by the boys ia the
try-oata. q cofking s0od nine should
be selected
An the nficld positions are pras
tieauy ulled Most ot the boys afe
after ouiacld lohs, Perhaps the
weakest spot 60 Do hoiatefed up Is
the pitching staff Five men arc cut
for the honor II putting them over.
but 10 twlrlers II more than aver
age merit have been unearthcd BY
the ssaloas manager
No matter What selection il made,
Manager Wosterman NIL have 4
bunch Of heavy hittega.
Charley Mullen. the speedy frat
haasman % laxt season. viii camp ON
first sack again Charley IL oas Of
the best guardians 10 the initial sta.
ton that ever played for the hish
Fast ana sure he Is absolutely re.
liable rus height aud reach make
a possible tur him 10 gather Ia
throws that look impossible Charley
Is always the confectionery when u
comes 20 fcldlns stunts. but Il 4
as a swaitcr u The sphere that he
IL best known. When the lanky
younksler leana UP against The bal
he generally succeeds in tatienlns
his average lie IL the best man fal
his sob aud ae will play a great
game for the Aigh school this sea.
son.
Asa short stop. e would b hard
20 find A more trusty man than Jas
Smith. jay eau pitch some wher
called upon. but his real forto 4
hovortng between second and thiFt
aud eating evefythins tn siEht. fh'
football star u last wintrF can hal
Ike a fiend lie u an all-aroune
player % nloTa than mediocre meFll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Structural Steel,

piTrsnuRg. Pa. March The
American lfFltKs company has 70
cssved contracts from the iapaness
government for 1900 tons %
structural steel far the construction
- bridges Ia aanchurla and Korea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

and his selection as shortslop this
year l. a deserved honor
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-24
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Purifies and enriches the blood and
builds up the whole system.
It radically cures all blood diseases,
from pimples to scrofula.
---.-- - sce- catarrh
rheumatism and dyspepsia.
At all times of the year it is the
most widely useful medicine.
These statements are confirmed
daily by cured men and women.
Over 10000 testimonials received
in two years-an unequaled record!
In tablets, a, nsA a. IN Usual
iquid form. 100 Doses One Dollar.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-24
Dealers sGust Have Permits

The Board OF Health is contind'
its work of Inspection in the matte
o. soft drinks sold throughout IL
city The inspection. as far as 1t ha
gone, convinces the officials that
aDC~t ~ pc. cent of the concoction
- .I2t sSAdine, and Iof taIs rea
orecaution is to be taken After
Examination has been made of til .
substance offered for sale, the board
proposes to issue permits TO those en-
aged in selling the liquids and peo-
lie who purchase from dealers not
laving permits viii do SO at the
,eril of their health.