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-Mra L. Reese who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. n. Houston.
returned to hsr homo in Pueblo today.
Misses Mildred and Mary DAN
isls. daughters Of ". J. Daniels. went
70 Pueblo on the noon train for >
few days visit with relasivss.
Mis- Winnie BrenauGh. Of Trini-
dad arrived Last evening for = visit
with bar uncle and aunt AR. and Nrs.
Charles Hill Of io7 North Frazier
avenue.
Fired Van Law arrived Wednes.
day on Nj. from Fort Collins where
he has been attending tina Stste Agri.
cultural college. A display OF some
Of bis worh in the shops can be soon
In the show case At tho Van Law
grocery store.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

TnE W1ATaHR-1air teeisht;
eassslag fAis - wasass.
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Nip the louise troubls IN the bud By
praotioips thorough olsanlisss In and
about the poultry houses.
June days bring hot weather and
lice. and II the latter get good start
the task Of getting rid Of then will
not BE- ~ easy one.
During the breeding seasen IL 10 .
good plan 70 change male birds in .
dock ono, week. thereby insurins
better fertility and stronger chictA
Gall oub and sell all The Undesirable
stock this month and give those want.
I'd fox breeding purposes more room
and bsttsr chance 70 grow.
Now Il the time to reduce the quan-
sity Of all fastening food in the ration
u lssst ons.hslf. Corn. especially.
10 700 beating aud should not b fed.
Do not hold ducklipss after they
are ten weeks old. - they rapidly
grow 70 bona and muscle after that
time and make undesirable market
caroosses.
You should be able 70 select from
your ea,ly hatches this month the
stock that will mako the best breed
ers. and the cUlls can 20 10 market
- broilcrs.
Fless can be destroyed BY soattsripR
bits Of fleece. wool whore they have
been found. After . few hours gath.
er the wool and drop IL Into boiling
wsaer. The neAs. having hidden in
u. will b parbolisd.
Il 10 just % reasonable to ask the
hens 70 turn out lots Of sood eggs
without grit and SHELLS ~ Il IL 10 ask
The miller 70 grind good sriss with
doll stones. The millwhssls Of ths
hens sissArds should b. we'll sharpen.
cd.
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AD0Ur vCglR stIslonBoRS
Jkltp Y0tj LvHs

AND 'YQQl LIVES
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~ ll = n n |j!l!l| I n ! Nj
IN I,sss srsys
N cs.Ss siilayI M Nh sss
Il Haai w y 3siss Pussis
| ysstssday y AZ 81 q bsr ssore.
n A. Kaslaay usat = Pssbio y
spsG es1sz = ~ istssssA q his
afoss. #
usnniy ~ sAiss D. !. Ersdrisa,
| - = A,~s - cs.ss ciss this ~.
ssnsen. ";
-klns Lillias neors III today for
caasssds springs. ~ ~ 70 81.
L6sis froa shsrs.
~. 3. Proe1or zsssrssd this morn.
Ing sron : business srtp = Pasnis.
Hs litss the oounsry.
-ks. 8. A. MeLain Of Canon
City. arrived today % visit her daush.
tsr. Mrs =. 4. Yard.
~. 3. Simon Of Canon City. *.
shreiif Of Fremont county. spent the
afternoon In ths city.
20. r. McLaIn and family drove
down from Canon City yesterday aft.
erncon, returning last evening.
A 8 Rorssy Of ths Great West
srn Coal %. - Canon City was :
pleasant caller ~ this oflios yssterday.
Tom Moveish was in Pueblo
yesterday afternoon TO go some East.
srn friends who were snrouts to Cali.
fornia.
II. D. Blant who he's been In
Denver In the interests Of the Unit.
Cd States Cement company returned
today.
Miss Evelyn NcComas. who has
been at the Fremont for few days.
returned yesterday 10 che Antlers In
Colorado springs.
-Ks. Lloyd Smith and two boys
who visited Mrs. ". q. Morgan she
past several months. left today for
their homo in Oregon.
DIR. Paxton. ". q. Davis and Ed.
Hight returned from . fishing trip 70
Beaver Greek this morning. They
caught plenty Of trout.
James Clausen Of the hrm Of
Ricketts, and Clausen. has returned
from Pueblo where he purchased =
carload Of second and goods.
-Mr. Fell. formerly proprietrs~
Of the Rock Island hotel In this city.
was . Florencs visitor yesterday.
Che now conducts . hotel in Denver.
"A. n. Nolan and family Of Can.
on CITY expset 70 leave shis week tor
Oklaheas. Mr. McLain 10 floating
another oeal oempapy to operass In
shis county
u. Il. esavey left today for Pu.
sble. He leaves Sunday for Caiifor.
mia 70 b. sous About three months.
Hs viii visit Frisco. Los Angeles
and San DIEGO.
w. 7. Brook aud wife Of Mobsr :.
". Ne ami NJ. and krs r. D. NJ.
Oofniok visited Canon City lest even.
Ing. The Brooks are strangers In
the city surouts 70 the Pasine cost.
william Chambe Il up from
Ola Mexico visiting his brother TON.
Hs 10 employed - . locomotive en-.
sinssr there but has recently Travelled
over the Islands aud China. Nr.
Chambsrs lived here In the early days
and WAS employed BY James A. No.
Candles.
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1.Ac. c. Ixesrs.sa.

TAs =. - q. o will run ssssrsies
- os1DD1s Oesek ssst DsnlAs ~ q. 20
~ ~ seanl trtp. The tsAin leavss
tleeenpecee . .. -. rstafnias - eAis
~ . IN p =. Jss1 ~ Nil seassa
q ~ ~ ~ sssssRv slesg ~ Foal
= beanetta1. Jela ~ tsiD ~ ea3ey
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

Hsks>s - psinss sass Via ~ NJ.
sssfi Paoaes fssa oansa oity. Aal
s1a1ls0 Vsse lAsssse. VIII allew par.
sAassss ~ trip fssa Pusblo y Dsa.
NJ - Fseasn Vhea lAslrsl. Pisass
~ ~ = nln1.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08
All Aboard for the Northwest.

From June l0th 10 Jsns 3ad inolu.
sivs. the D. d r. @. will sell round
trip tickets 70 shs following points -
below:
Portland. Ore. Tacoma and Ssat.
tls. wAsh eSs 90.
Vancouver. ole o..
Victoria. ol7 90.
Also several Other points wh'oh I
oan esll zoe abost II you will call st
~ once.
Tickets - the shove rates are eood
soisg and rsssrsinG vie different d.
rsee rostea II you wish 10 10 via
California add els.so 70 The sbevs
Fabss. risal Limit q tiehs1s sixty
dAys fron daes q sals. Ne alsp give
libsfAl seepovsss - shsss ttoksta
Il Freeman 9ams,es, AeeeA.
TnE wsATHBR-Sair sssishs;
oatus1av fais - vasoee,
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Savage Grand Opera Singer.

SoS Os~oS VHSsS SAA8sAS'
The Houston opera house xAs not
crowded Last night - IL should have
been % hes, some Of thst bsst mssi.
cal talent that has svsr visited this
city. Jet thsrs wss . fairly good
hoqss. ~ whst was lacking in mum.
bsrs was naAs sp In snthusiasn.
NJ. TOM Richards. the young Colo.
rsde sinssr possesses the sweetest bari
tpIs voice u has ever bssn the pleas.
are Of the writer 10 hear. Hs 10 .
Colorado sprinss boy. but hss she
pleasure Of wide soquainsapos
thresshoat The state. He IL Of
Welsh decent. . naturally musical
psopls. and has had the advantage Of
training under the finest tsaohsrs
abroad. Mr.. Riohards' singing was
received With great ovation
Mis- Martha Miner. the Denver
girl. possesses . rioh soprano voios.
aad wan the hearts Of the audience In
her dfst selection. Her Esnditions
vsre al difioult. yst shs mastered
them with perfect sAss. s'
Aiss 0rsta Rost. the pianist. was
. favorite ~ pianist. and was re-
psatedly oslled upon for . rssponae
Her effort on the piano IL one Of per.
feet sass.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08
Card Of Thanks.

Wish 70 express my siacsrs thsska
to The many kiud friends asd sspsoial.
y the lodass for their kisdssas lssina
ny recent bsrsavsmsat.
y Kaahssiis Bowman.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08
Look.

Are you going Fest this summer,
II % the Denver and Rio Grande will
sell you round trip tickets ~ one tare
for the round trip plus %. 90 70 points
in Rausss. Nebraska. South Dakota
and Eastern North Dakota TO 81. Paul,
Duluth. Milwaukee. Chicago. Peoria.
st. Louis and Memphis. Tenn. and
intsrmediats points. These tickets
being on sale June iss and ID. June
9Th 70 10th inclusive. July let 70
i0sh. inclusive. All tickets have .
Asal limit until Oct. sisl We will
ell viA aav route you wish 10 10
And have I've trains daily. For
further information call on The nm.
derssgnsd. Oar phone 10 Florence
No. I.
1REENAN sUNNER
s"u AssnA
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

Our aim in conducting a drug
business is TO gain the confidence
OF all who have an occasion to
have prescriptions compounded.
So much depends on the pro.
soription that It IL unwise not to
have the assurance that only the
best drugs will b used
Satisfaction 10 certain whom you
bring your prescriptions 70 us:
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Advertised Letters.

Advertised Letters.
Following 10 . list Of lstters re-
naming uncalled for ~ the postofacs
at Florence. during the week ending
June 9.
Aoksr AFs Emma and family
Bsoyles II
Cox Albert
CLARK Mr. and Ars Albert
Dansmuir krs
Gay Frank
Grimm John
Mailer Mr. Henry
oliver Mrs George "
Owens Mr. Robert (herssmap)
Park " J
Peohtn N =
potk PetoS
skissss Mis Mary
Dpas Mr. Blaseh
Tofansiello EFluslle
Ttsdill o v 4
Waassa 0eosgs 4
Whits Loyal
PaRoiss salllnG iss sans viii ~
"e1veetiss1. - ~ pay 90 sesA
". T. DAvfD, ?. n.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

The 0ypsv Queen oantata mex,
Tuesday night In Houston opers
houss. Beats % cents. $685.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

The danes In ths Calisosnis theatre
toaisht = usaal.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
Dome.tic servant schools.

The first of the schools to be estab-
lished in German cities for the inn
provement of domestic servants has
just been opened IN Hamburg under
the patronage of the house mistresses'
union" Each pupil is expected to pay
about S12 for the complete course Of
one year in weekly installments, but
for this small amount Of money each
girl is daily supplied with free lunch.
The school opens at O'Clock In the
morning, and the pupils are supposed
to remain until in the evening. The
whole course includes the making up
of bedrooms, cooking in all its branch
es, mcnding. sewing both by hand and
with a machine. dressmaking, washing
and all sorts Of domestic occupations.
\ prominent rule of the new school
provides that the pupils shall not be
called servants, but employees Of pri'
vate houses
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
Treating the Insane.

DR.. Charles Williams has published
book in London wherein he pleads for
more energetic treatment of the insane.
He recommends that in the case, say,
of man who believed he had no stom-
ach, a sort of sham operation might be
performed and n sham stomach brought
into misty outline, and these. with a
Whit of chloroform. might dispel the
delusion. DR.. Williams admits that the
deIusion is not the insanity, and, if it
We're banished, the insanity would re-
main. but even then he would approve
of the step, because the delusion is
very real to the patient and causes him
much suffering.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
SPOON THIEVES
ARE OUTW|TTE|

Hotel men in New Ior& are greatly
amused at the way in which one OF
their uptown brethren recently cheeky
mated souvenir fiend,'' as the per-
sons who make a practice of abstract
ing small though valuable articles
from hotels are Familiarity known. This
proprietor had in former years SUI
fered so much from the depredations
of this class Of kleptomaniacs that he
had devised plan TO protect himself
and prevent further losses so far as
possible.
Before placing the order for the
manufacture of his silver plate he en-
gagged a designer to make speciai
pattern which was of such nature as
to be Instantly recognized by himself
or his agents wherever il might be
seen. Owning the dies himself. he
made it Impossible for anybody else to
produce the pattern. He then SO ar
ranged matters that not single piece
ssould be given away or sold without
knowledge. making use of q secret
Ifs known Only to himself and his
stey I'd and a. system of checking
whicG enabled him at once to trace
when AID from what table In his din
ing room any article went astray.s Be
sides this he appointed agents in every
| silverware repair shop, to whom he
promised reward for every case re-
| ported of any person bringing his prop
/ crty to be altered to conceal its true
/ ownership.
| The result of, all this was that when
/ a woman after erasing the name took
spoon to certain establishment to
| have it gilded the hotel man was at
once appraised of the fact A few days
after the woman was surprised to re-
ceive a note from the hotel steward re-
questlng her to inform him where she
obtained the article.
A reply came from business man
that he had purchased the spoon at the
hotel year before and requesting
that all further communications about
the matter should be addressed to him.
The management Informed him that
J the purchase could not possibly have
been made in the manner he said and
desired him to call and identify the
person from whom he bought the
spoon. At the same time he was nd-
vised to return the spoon, so that un'
pleasant consequences might be avoid
ed. He did return 1T, and the incident
was closed.
The woman, however, after having
the spoon gilded had presented 1t to q
friend and now had to undergo the
humiliation of having to ask for iii
return.
While the hotel man may not be able
to prevent stealing, he at least succeeds
> in compelling the kleptomaniacs t
t keep their booty locked up, as the.
dare not show it to any one. TIL
success of this system has been 8
! great in restraining the light fingere'
souvenir hunters that other hotel pre-
prietors and caterers are adopting
and profting thereby.-New York Tril
une
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
Many Rostesses Today Are
Lighting Their Rooms En-
tireIy with Tapers.
SHADES ARE DISCARDED
MANY QUAINT STYLES IN BRASS
AND SILVER ARE RESURRECT-
ED FOR UsE-ARE NOT VERY
EXPENSIVE.

Slowly, but surely the old-fashioned
candle has wedged itself into a place
of prominence in the modern house
hold, and dealers are vieing with each
other in an effort to dig out the great
est, most furnished and antique-look-
ing assortment of candlesticks TO
strike the fancy of milady who prefers
to see her tallow dip flicker forth
from an ancient setting.
Many hostesses today are lighting
their rooms-especially the dining
room-entirely with candles, and can
die sans the paper and silken shades
which in the past two or three years
have formed SO conspicuous a portion
of the adornment Of candlestick and
candelabrum. The effect is softer and
more becoming than gas or electricity.
and it has the added charm of being
within the reach of almost every wo-
man. To have candlelight, a hos
tess need not necessarily have expen-
sive sticks, though if her purse will
of money into them.
Tall Brass CandIestick.
The tall brass candlestick has come
much into vogue of late, especially in
studio apartments, although during
| the last few months it has been a no
ticeable feature of the drawing-room
living-room, or library, that it has
either on it's mantel, it's book shelves
piano or wall brackets, a pair or
more of sticks with lighted candles
Placed before a mirror on a mantle
piece, a pair of candlesticks are eff
fective and give an amazingly salts
factory light.
The old fashioned candelabrun
with whirling brances has come into
evidence again as have the brass
brackets which may be pulled ou
from the wall for twelve or sixteer
inches when in use and pressed bacl
into a short bracket during the day
Up in the attics there are probably
many Of the latter sort of candlehold
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

ers which could be made presentable
with little cleaning.
Burnt wood candlesticks can be
made by the girl who does typography
work, the plain, wooden sticks being
obtainable at almost any art material
department. The handpainted vari-
ETY., too, is much in favor for tn dress
ing table or desk. and in this way the
color scheme of the room may easily
be respected-forget-m for the
blue room-roses for the pink-but-
ter cups for the yellow.
But the shade has disappeared and
the candle light, fickers, undimmed
and thus more practically as a method
of lighting.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

THE largest horse l can find in the
United States" says n writer in Farm
and Fireside. lis Royal Prince, who
was raised in Crawford county, Pa.
He is a dapple gray, stands nearly sew
en- feet high at the shoulder, weighs
$500 pounds when fat, wears a No. 80
collar and a No. shoe and is very fine
ly proportioned."
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
Bullet Proof Motor Cars.

Successful experiments were made
in the streets of Paris recently with
one of the seven new bullet proof and
she'll proof motor cars which are being
built for the Russian government.
NJ Etienne, the war minister, rode in
the car, which attained a speed of
twenty-eigh miles an hour on level
ground and assembled gradients as
steep as one in four.
The car weighs three tons and is of
thirty horsepower. 1t is provided with
a small quick firing swivel gun, which
can fire 600 shots a minute in any
direction.
France also is providing herself with
a complete corps of these armored mo-
tor cars.
The car carries a folding steel bridge,
which can be quickly placed across
bitches. With the help Of this the car
showed that it could go across country.
Paris Cor London Express.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
Made Him Think.

"You say Bliggins' speech made you
think"
Yes. had to keep thinking as hard
as / could to keep my mind of the tire
some nonsense that Bliggins was talk
ng."-Washington Star.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

The voice of conscience began max
ing remarks to the man.
Bless me-" he meditated, this is
embarrassing. Evidently these re-
marks are aimed indirectly at me. But
certainly l should not listen, for 1t is
said that eavesdroppers hear no good
OF themselves
Consequently he turned a deaf cal
to his conscience and faced the world
smilingly.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
HOW WRECV
MAKESUN
Continued from
Tor use in clearing aeck-

Tor use in clearing seck-
age.
When the conductor the
accident is telegraphchead-
quarters Of his Div!shator
gives the extent OF ii how
long II will take to chit of
way for other trains. few
cars are off the track one
crew out. If there iDtive
or a large number Oh up,
two orthree crews arc first
thought is to clear til. so
that other trains canbrack,
as 1t is costly to annuIse
them around another
AS soon as the ooe1sones
me SHOPS the hustliinces.
Tue foreman shouts the
wreck whistle bio rms
NV j llA2
through the round hour for
an englne-one that ctneed
and is ready for the regime
found, an engine crew,,ned
II there is not one y the
time. No matter if the has
Just come in from a mile
run, or the fireman is np to
sleep after two days Z they
are pressed into serd n
freight crew, the first | be
found is brought alont the
responsibility of the tn
Crews Getting
In the meantime, ND the
wrecking crew are ! to
come in. Some have beoned
for others have heard,istle,
and all have fastened tcTime
is precious, and little oed in
speculation by the mel are
dressed for a long stay,with-
stand exposure, and thinner
baskets, enough food ind to
asst as long as the owsy go
about getting the tools car
md doing other things have
o be done before the stade.
BY the time the last fifteen
MEMBERS of the wreckK re-
'orts, an engine under ad of
team Is standing impatstart.
is backed down TO til cou-
led on. and without whine,
he engineer jerks out tile as
lr as he can with san the
'ain jumps forward on md.
The telegraph wires. been
llmming ever since the was
INT In, and the enginees that
Is train has rights" ovother
J the road. At every he
ghts the white signal peeds
iward. Through tow by
ng sidings where first essen.
y rrains are held up,wreck
ain goes faster and fastll the
Isineer has the throttleo the
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

"Why did you persist in calling your
visit to this country last season fare
we'll tour?" asked her manager cold
ly? 1T was in no sense q farewell"
Eyes, ii was" replied the famous
prima donna Il Jared very WE'LL
Judge
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
Early Training.

First Male Teacher-That newly APP
pointed school commissioner says he
thinks every school should have a wo-
man principal.
Second Male Teacher know ii. He
says he was brought up to vote for
principles, not men" - Lippincott's
Magazine.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
knoIenberg's Spit 6oening by Mr..
F. A. Lackey on Midday, March 2sth.
One day Only.

Stops earache, in two minutes
toothache or pain of burn or scald in
five minutes; hoarseness, one hour
muscleache, two hours; sore throat,
twelve hours-Dr. Thomas Eclect
Oil, monarch over pain.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
A Guess.

Bragg-ibout n month ago l fell
into q nice job as assistant manager.
and the manager told me If | made.
good he'd raise my salary
Shrude-Yes? What are you doing
now ?-Philadeiphia Press.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

first sight?
Hoskins-No: second sight. She was
a widow. and he was a widower.-Bal-
timorc Sun.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

There is nothing worse than an Of
fensive breath. 1t comes from bad
stomach and liver. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea cures all liver disorders
and perfumes the breath. So cents,
Eea or Tablets.
For sale by A. G.. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
Among Flies.

First Fly-Did you see that beautiful
paper on the wall at Goldrox's?
Second Fly-Yes. l came very near
getting mashed on it.-Yonkers States
man.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

Does your wife ever go through
your pockets?''
"No. She wouldn't dare"
wouldn't dare?'
Wouldn't dare to do anything that
savored SO much of idiotlc hopeless
ness"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

The most healthful, upbuilding medi-
cine known to science; gently soothes
the liver and nerves, makes digestion
easy, brings to all the sweet sleep of
youth. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents. For sale by A. G.
Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
Do the RIGHT thing if you have Ma

Do the right thing if you have Ma
sal Catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm
at once. Don't touch the catarrh
powders and snuffs, for they containe
cocaine. Ely's Cream Balm releases
the secretions that inflame the nasal
passages and the throat, whereas com
mon remedies" made with mercury,
merely drive them out and leave you
10 better than you were. In a word
Eiy's Cream Balm is a real cure, not a
delusion. All druggists, SOC, or mail.
cd by Ely Bros, Sc Warren street, NSN
York.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS.

We have been out of the retail trade
for the past five years. We Estart
to deliver ice to tn citiZepS>of Rich
mond on Apri first, and/eblicit your
patronage, gd rantestG good service
and prompt 4 eliySF All telephone
communicating will receive prompt
attention and courteous treatment.
UNION ICE CO,
Otto Rettig, Mgr.
Phones: Home, GAL; Bell, 10 r.
Factory and Office, West Third and
Chestnut.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

Most disfiguring skin eruptions,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc, are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
tiers is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you clear-eyed, clear-brained, clear
skinned
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26
RUBBERo6Ds,

Seamless IEubbee Water Bottles,
Fountain and\ COORDINATION syrinses,
Rubber sponss I'D Toilet 6ass<qual-
ity guaranteed at Leo. II. Fi% Phar-
macy.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-03-26

Mrs. Austin's QuickRaising Buck
wheat makes tender, crispy brown
cakes. Your grocer can teVeyou all
about it.