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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
.MR.INALLERSTE|N BUYS
CLAY STREET PROPERTY
Acquires Valuable Store at No.
800 West layAuction
Sale To-Day 3iBi

A The new, large and attractive brick
corner store and flats at No. 300 West
Clay Street, which is now occupied BY the
August Grocery Company. was sold yes.
terday by the A. y. Chewing Company to
Mr.. Horny s. Wallerstein, Of the S, VI II
man g. Sons Company. The price paid
was SO, $50. i. 81 Ia IA. 81 555',S 4 szz
THEA. ]. Chewing Company. auc-
5tioneers will sell #at public auction to-
day at g F. NJ, one Of the most attrac-
tive dwellings In Barton Heights. The
property is located at No. 800 Barton
Avenue; fronts s. feet on Barton Avenue,
corner OF Dove Street, and has q depth
of.!i5 feet to a twenty-foot T. alley.
lott Home fortInfants at Tenth&and Clay
Streets. The managers q expect Ri to have
the home ready for occupancy by Septem-
Der 18th, when the place will be thrown
open for OCCUPANCY and use. ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Charters Granted.

P The State Corporation Commission yesterday
graptAi lhe following charters:
ll.her,1n River Logging and Lumber COM
lAny lncorporntcd), Norfolk, Va 3. 3. Hal
stead. president: ]. f. East. secretary and
treasurer; r. 7. iiarEroves. vice presdrn /;
sock IsESrayes ia e SS %nmun SaSn
Spanish American Drug and Chemical Com
pany (Incorporated), Alexandria. Va. NJ. Pur-
cell. president: Rankin Mason. Vice. president;
Charles T, C Cabrera, secretary and treasurer;
Y. G.Valdo, r. ~. Canadian NIL OF Washing
ton, p, G, Capital sock: Maximum, $4,000
minimum. $4,000, 4i5 e
Ronduranta Coal and Coke Company tlnccr-
poratedl Lee county, Va. near Pennington 2.
and treasurer; S. y, tsondurant, secretary; y,
w. Pennington all OF Pennins ton Gap Capt.
tai stock: Maximum, 5000; minimum, 81 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

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Harrison. Robert L.. 1901 Williamsburg Avenue,
s Harrison Bros. 1903 Hull Street. Manchester.
Hatcher Drug Company, Harvey p. los North
. III Hundley : walker, 300 East Leigh corner
Hunt Bros, 1851 West Grace street. II
Johann, Adam, SCI West Main Street.
Kern, G. T.. W., 7ol y North Twenty-hfth
Street. II;
King Chemical Company. $50 North Twenty
Koenig. Frederick. 4s7 North Sixth street ID
4 Lattlmer, g Gorge. 500 West Mnrshal! Street
Mccaley, Archer 5000 wamss Surg Avenue
(. Marston. Leonard IT,, 1873 South Pine Street,
N1orano, Frank coo West Main Street.
HI Nelson, w. H, $50 North Fourth. Street. (.
Paragon Pharmacy, SOL West Cary Street
!. Park Avenue Pharmacy 1901 Park Avenue
(Blanls). 5J3 y: ~
Richardson, ". W.. sol seventeenth Street b
= Rison's Pharmacy, Second and Canal Streets.
Randolph Street Pharmacy, 323 Randolph
Red Cross Pharmacy, s2s w, Cary Street,
r. swank, George r., $50 Twenty. ninth Street.
Scott Albert Az 2i?O East broad Street.
Saunders, Wallace G.. $50 West Leigh Street
snclngs, D. c., 1873 Hull street. Manchester.
Tarrant, Grant & Co.. West Broad Street.
Turner. George 81 200 Eas. Main t street, ..
Norts S9a street. street
Walters Henry Fl, 3s4 South Pine Street
Warren. Charles Fl. 1875 East Main Street 81
Washington & Early, 1901 Hull Street. Man
chester.
Williams.'s Pharmacy, 800 North Twenty-hrst
,Weislger & Anderson. 7os Hull street. Man an
chester. S3f I. &k
one for t takes complete setSof coupons q
get the cards III ii,f 55 isisss h Tis iS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
THIEVES ENTER HOME.
Two Men Make Bold Daylight
Robbery and Get Clothing.

Thieves entered the home OF Mr.. j, q.
Anderson at 2620 East Grace Street, about
cured a good haul of wearing apparel and
personal property. ~
H$T The men, II is supposed there were two
OF them, boldly entered the front door
while the family We're away, and while In
tho house removed their own clothes and
5donned two suits Of Mr.. Anderson's, leav-
Ing the old ones behind. 4af "a 5(5
Tho First Police Station was promptly
notified. and arc keeping a lookout for
tho mon. W. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
TO Confer On 81 M arket Plans,

Il The subcommittee on markets met
yesterday afternoon at 5 clock, but de- de-,
fcided to take no action IN tho matter
q raising and improving the First Market
until Mr. Charles H eyward. who has the
contract In charge, has conferred with
City Engineer Cutshaw. They 4f,alre OK
pected to confer on the matter Tomorrow,
after which the subcommittee VIII take tax 9
Its final action. "a tl M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Contracts for Fuel.
COL. VAUGHAN's REPORT.
Alleged Misconduct Of Virginia
Scholars Was SFxapperated.

3EAdjutant- General Anderson has received the
report OF Colonel CT @. Vaughan In regard 20
the alleged miscondpct Of the Virginia militia
In Raleigh, NJ c.. viii le en- route to the national
encamnment at Chicknmauga. The report has
been approved BY General Anderson and sent
to Governor Swanson Pending the Governor 8
action nothing in the report Will be made pub
lie. g ti 5. s3 s5a. IA .l5g I. a w q. q
~ exaggerated. and that was only that tne
not have time to pay the proprietor. as there
was, a great crowd around the stands and tho
train was preparing to leave. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Court Had Sixty-Two Suits.

The % and EQUITY Court nnd
OF law and chanoery business to dispose Of,
The next term OF tho court, which viii meet
on September 10th, Will have the largest docket
In the history OF the court, Du, although the
docket VIII be large one u VIII be called
Ii appears from tho tax hook that more
suits were brought In the month OF July than
ever before. Altogether there were sxfy-two,
averaging two day W. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Stole from Barber.

John Henderson. colored, n barber.
having his shop at Hickory and Baker
Streets. swore out warrant yesterday
against Henry Williams, also colored.
charging him with stealing 500.
Sergeant F1oldcroft and officer Thur
man arrested Williams near the place OF
the theft and took him to the Second
Police Station. x. 81 81 I'm
Tho ofncers searched the negro's house
at 41O Baker Alley. but cuold not find
\ the, money, ..a Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Gets, Life Pension,

J, Mr.. Talley childress, late OF Company
q, Plrst Battalion Engineer. Corps, of.
the United States army, arrived + his
shomA IN Fulton, few days ago.
+ ME- Childress was IN San francisco dur
ing the earthquake, and while on duty
received INJURIES which caused him to
Sbe, discharged from Che army With q We
Ifpenssoa. =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Harness Set Held,

A set Of hack-harness, which was sup
rosed to have been stolen early In April,
ia held at the Second Police Station. Cap
tain Hulce wishes any one who may have
lost such to recover 1t by Identification.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
M Z. Sheppard Here.

Mr., ~. 4 Sheppard, formerly q of !, Z. :
mond but now Of ITyanne I. COUNTY, y ;, ar ls
gpendng the week h n fpsn sty hsrs
9i rs. 20 h nst nmffriends here. ! He Is now
the lie owner of large stock farm IN ne
fcOJ n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

Mrs. T.. Az Cason and her daughter,
Mrs Charles Aud. OF Colorado Springs,
has gone to Gordonsyille for q few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Wedding Cards.

~ Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage OF Miss Dorothy Thornton,
daughter OF Mr.. l.s ~ rs. mormon N'
smythe Maloney, TO- ME- tiifa A CurFa a.
Wilbur, VI S !, 1, a, !.
The ceremony will be performed IN the
Presbyterian Church at Newcastle, Va va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

Mr., lobe s. Mcneil OF Bristol, who has
day day for NorHfoIH 70 t's spend Week Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

Police G Commissioners Meeting,
ES The Board of y Police Commissioners
< held their monthly meeting In Chief
tWerners Office yesterday afternoon No
subject OF any Importance was brought
up, and only routine business was gone
through with.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09
Lawn PARTY To-Night.

-T M 80 w : n y = F16s3N'WI51IT77 -
There will be a lawn party at St, fMaryis
Church, Fourth and Marshall Streets to-
sion will be ten cents, and the holder OF
a ticket Will BIO entitled to draw for q
prize, t2 a 5l5fi fg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-09

lanes Waiter f.. 2sia Esss Broad s Str
SEwelNs Pharmacy, aos North Seventh street
9Farriss j., W Di West broad Street,
French. Wm. r. 1879 East Rroai Street.
d Friend, ". W. 1901 Hull Street. Manchester.
naL nsl, Aaran. Se , Hset srpad sirssl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
TRUSTEES OF TECH
JOHN ,. KNOX AND W. F. .B.EAofN
 APPOINTED.
They Are Warned To sncceed Jnases HaFnlsom and nsEbg0 on Board 01 the 1mstieute At
 Auburn

John B. Knox of Anniston, and Wil- liam F. Feagin of Aibertville, were yes terday appointed members of the Board of Trustees of the Alapuna Polytechnic Institute. MT. Feagin is at present living in Montgomery in the discharee of his duties as Secretary of the State Board of Examiners.
 Hon. N. D. Denson, Associate Jus tice of the Supreme Court was recap pointed by the Governor as a member of the Board of Trustees MT. Knox was appointed from the Fourth Con- gressional District. This place on the Board was formerly filled by Associate Jutsice Jonathan Haralson of Selma. The vacancy to which MT. Feagin was appointed was caused by the expira- ton of the term of Judge John A. Bil- bro of Gadsden. The terms Of Judge Haralson and Judge Bilbro have just expired. The appointments take eIfect
 MT. Knox Is enc of the most distin- Euished and widely known men in Ala bana public life. He was President of the Constitutional Convention ana for the past twenty years has been prominent in the public affairs of the State, He has always nlaniiested 2 " MI. reaSin is an aiumnas of Auburn. 9A xfaa nrinclpal of the Seventh Dis frict Agrieuitnral School when be was named as Secretary of the State Beard of Examlners. He was only recently appointed Secretary to the AgrfcustHra schools Of the state, < iS uneSfss s sS,sas 1oe Clerk of the Department os Edueation wheI, Major Fl. (. Eunnels takes oharRa. as Superintenue of Education.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
BOYD CHIEF CLERK
YoTyNG MAN TO SUCCEED FATHER
 IN STATE TREASURY.
mr. seed Visits Montgomery ana An- memReen F0rce To Help Him
 I'm Ills New
 0nKeG.

Charles F. Boyd, we'll known and popular young man Of Montgomery, win be made Chief Clerk in the office of State Treasurer Walter D. Seed. This place has been held by the father of Alr. Boyd for a number of years.
 Mir. Seed, the State Treasurer elect, was in Montgomery yesterday familiar azing himself with some of the routine duties of the office to which the people elected him. He took occasion to an- nounce his appointments. It was also announced that George R. Boyd would, for the present, be retained in the State Treasurer's office.
 Mr Seed announced, too. the appoint tnent of Ralph ". Garner, as general book keeper In the Treasurer's office. Mir Garner iS from Ozark He hes at present a clerical position in the First National Bank of Ozark The position of cashier in the offlce has not as yet been filled. Smith Robbins, who has been cashier for several years, has an- nouneed his purpose of entering bus~ mess in Selma.
 All the clerical positions in the State Treasurer's office pay yearly salary Of s1,5Oo.
 MT. Seed, while in the city, secured rooms for himself and Mrs. Seed. They will be with Mrs. Houghton on South Perry street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
Friday Might,
 Rarnafnl.

what visions of beauty are conjured up by that name. "ParsifalF' The solemnity of the theme, the pilgrimage te Baireuth, the exaltation of the de- voices. the scenes of mysticism and marvellous picturesqueness have envel- oped the work with e significance unidue in the modern world. Of the merits of the performance it is not the purpose to speak here. The actual hearing is close at hand. But 1t IS only just to state for the benefit or the "ParsifaP' patrons that the ablest crit ies of the cast have pronounced T. Tn all respects deserving of serious atten- tion and have bestowed upon 1t sincer- est commendation. A company of flfty noted players are employed in the pre- gentation of ''Parsifar' and tue scenery is all adequate. seven massive stage settinEs being carried by the organiza- tiou. Mir. John Lowe Connor will play the role of ParsifaL MT. l.. s. Mckee Anfortas, Mir. frederick Dewanck klins- chor. Mir Francis Murray. GurnemanS, ana Miss Virginia Heating, Kundry.
 The Parsifal engagement here IS at the Montgomery Theatre Monday night, aAd bids fair to mark one of the great theatrical events, Seat sale opens Sat uAday morning. auN'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
AMUSEMENT.
Montgomery Theatre,
 T0nfgsks

 sSThe sieeplng Beauty and the BeaatS'
 That bewildering. dazzling spectacle, "Fhe Sleeping Beauty and the Beast comes to the Montgomery Theatre to- night.
 There is so much to please the eye and tickle the ear in the biz. spectacu- lar pautonline of '"rhe Sleeping Beauty and the Beast that the audience Is continually interested from beginning to end. The house is usually filled during the engagements of this pro- Auction. It is claimed that no perform ance Involving as many people and 50 much intricate scenery has ever exhip- tied greater smoothness or perfection of detail; and this is probably true. certainly, the production is greatly admired for it's spectacular and anus ing. feature.
 As a beauty show 1t is remarkable containing the pick of both English ana American stages, so far as physi- cal charms are concerned; in fact, there Ia an International hue over the whole affair. '@The Sleeping Beauty and the Reaet' received It's birth at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, which ranks first among the pretentious producing houses of the old world. and makes 2 distinctly new era in the history ot theatricais.
 Seats now on sale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
Mn- nTrRRTTr mAY pIE.
Nexrs Held fer Striking We'll Known
 White Man.

WAEAG NAhms
 What was regarded at first as an uninnportant case of assault and bal terv is now docketed against Tom Spencer, a negro. as assault with in- tent to murder, and a report from the bedside of his victim. W. Q. Merritt in LaPine, indicates that Spencer may finally be arraigned in the court on a charge of murder.
 Three weeks ago Mir. Merritt was attacked at the Gulf Compress Com pany's plant in Montgomery by Spen- cer, who struck him upon the head, indtcing n wound which seemed seri- ous but not fatal. Mir. Merritt re- caived surgical attention and later went to his home in BaPine. His wound has assumed more critical syrnpfoYns and yesterday it was re- garded as possible that he would die from it.
 Spencer was aptured yesterday morne ing by Police Officer D. T. Isoe. Afttr his aileged attack upon Mr. Merritt Spencer disappeared but charge or larceny lodged against him and Jim Sellers. a negro. led to hls deteetion. his parents intervening in the heiief that the case would be dism ssed. When arrested yesterday. however. Spencer was lodged in fail on two charges. The cases were called yesterday afternoon. but were continued.
 The charge of larceny against Spen- ger and Sellers Is based on the accu. sation that they stole S1 from a small negro boy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
Th. Farm,ur AImanac.

The Farming Alm4nac for 1907. which iS published by Doubleday, Page and Company, is a revelation to farmers. moi only in it's make up. but in the cofnprehensive list of contents which lS i,+aresf on inc farm is covered, an q it will be a source to which the farm sr will instinctive1y turn for an answ CT 10 his problems. One of the leading features of the book will De twelve isirornediatA service coupons" which will hISl1rS sn inn ediats answer 10 any &nSetfor pertaining to the farm. house building care of the live stock ,crep methods and SO on, by one ot the lead. ing agricultural authoFitles on thAt particular subject in the United states
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
parmlnR aslana for 10Oy,

In fs67, th a new Doubleday. Page and Conpany's publication, Farming. will run series of articles on the Farns irs- Posaibilitfes of the United States" 1" treated state by State. They will not he from the standpoint of the real es- tate agent, or the scientific agricultur- ist, but written by men who have made n nractfcal first hand investigation of the real farming opportunities which the State offers, and will give the To- cation and average price of farms that are for sale. the possibilities of making a living and the crops that experience has shown to be the most profitable, Another series of intense interest will he on the subject of "Co-operation Among Farmers" which is one of the livest subjects of the day. Only by active cooperation can farmers hope to get a square deal from railroad ceu- binations and manufacturers trusts, and already a widespread movement has been started to this end.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28


 The mucous coating of the stomach and intestines has lost it's power of seeretinR the gastric juice Gan impor- tant factor in digestion), the muscles of the middle coating are correspond InKly lifeless in grinding up the food and as a result, the food lies In your stomach fermenting, poisoning the blood, irritating the nerves and break ing down the system.
 Something must be done to arouse the digestive organs to action. Stuart's Dvspepsia Tablets alone have been sntind capable of digesting the food for inc unhealthy stomach. They contain diatase. pepsin and ether digestive agents which the stomach itself pos sssses when in health. These agents digest the food for the stomach and give the stomach a chance to rest and regain its normal powers.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not D patent medicine, the formula for their nreparation having been made public ana known to 10000 physicians in the United States and Great Britain. By government tests, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been shown not only to contain no harmful Ingredients, but to nossess digssttves of higher purity tnsn found in any other preparation.
 gtuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are ree0m- Ynended by physicians everywhere, and can be bought of any druggist or di- rect from the msnufacturers at 50 cents p if preferred a Irea trial package win ba sent you immediately upon receipt of name and addrsss F. A. Stuart Company, 7s stuart Building, MafshaIl. Mich
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28

a.ISSLasg GssalAsNA eAsAlAs S-.s SaA "A s.aAis 4 Rna q between tsil aaltLlsnam AAu Neg Ore leans, Lebanon and CinSiHnaIL also oa IIalns 2 and 5 between AontEOmSFy ana NashviiIh service q Ia carte.
 New and handsome chalr cars tgeats fEesl opsratsa "h M HAlaS slr,l.ns u Eftab hssE seat coaches and chair ears are sisS sea on all through trains between Ssaeeasnss. Nashviiis and New orlesns ,,--
 Train No. l carries through Fuhmans also through Pullman New York to New
 Tram No. carries through Pulimans from Cincinnati and New York to New Or ieanR Also through day coach and slsep- ST bekweeri st Louis and Montgomery. and also through Tourist sleepers to San Fran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
BATTERY WILL CELEBRATE.
Montgomery ArtflIeristS ,'iu Salute
 the New Year.

the New Year.
 If the permission of the commanding officer of the battalion is obtained Bat ferv ''B" of Montgomery will observe inc pagsinE of the old year and the coming of the new with military dis
 No definite plans have been publish ed. but it is understood that after 6 battery drill which will occupy the early hours of the night she battalion will repair to some suitable place iA the city and fire salvos as the church beIls hid farewell to the year that has been spent or squandered. ard welcome inc incoming twelve-month that VIII probably meet like fate. etsted that a program of exercises vouId not be published until after Information had been received from the major of the battalion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28

Robert n. Lee" by his son, Captain Robert P. Lee. Perhaps no book, con cerning the life of the great Confed- crate chieftain, 50 adequately makes a measure of his real character as this. because it tells the story of his life in the form of his letters to his wife and children. This book has already passed through seven editions In the United States, and one large edition In Eng land
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
NrTGHBORHOoD HOUSE.
Eutertasnnaent For Children ut West
 Find Today.

Tha Neimhborhood House Assoeta' tion viii entertain the children of the Kinderrarten classes at 8 dinner ans social hour this afternoon at o'clock at the Neighborhood House In west
 dinner has been prepared for one hundred children and a program nas been arranged which will D. specially Attractive for the little Fuests or the
 The Misses Duffy. who have charge of fhA NeIghborhood House work l1 West End, are meeting with the most % Ste,sa, tbla Afternoon is the second en- tertainment given py the associatiod to inc children of that neighbofhood during the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
rElEeRAPHnRs ro DINn.
Montgomery opsrntsrs wiI Have .
 RamMmRf.

Montgomery Local No. 30, Comnner- eisI Teiegraphers of America, will give its annual banquet at the Piekwick sat" iirdav evening at 8 o'clock The teteg- raphers of Montgomery are Ioohlns pleasure. ,..uA
 The Entertainment Committee which will have charge of the banquet con slsts of James r. Williams J; L Breeo- og Fha local are John E. Carney, Press idAnt: q. K, Fleming, Vice President T. ~. Haygood, Secretary Treasures. and James I1 Williams, Assistant sec retary- Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
r.hnaen nn neieRnIe.

Gadsden, Dec. 2S.--(special )---Lon Noojan has been honored by his fra t@rnitv inc Phi Kapna Sigma, of the state University, by being elected as inc representative of the society at the meeting of the grand chapter 70 pc held in Washington, and will leave next Wednesday for Washington
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
Why Take
 Business Home 2

Are Your Nerves Constantly StFaAnea
 With GrOandleBs WOrriesR
 The cause of this tense condition Ia in your stomach. Your food does not disest properly. Nine-tentns of all dvspepsia and indigesti Is of the nervous type and the only certain cure is to right the cause. Tcnics, brain foods, bitters, etc, are mere temporary stimulants. Your stomach and small intestines have become deransed by improper selection of foods, imperfect naastieation and irregularity both as te time and amount of eating.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
rh. Lee r,.ntennIaL.

The hundredth anniversary of the birth of General Rohs~t E. Lee will be celebrated on January 1e, and Double
 day, Page and Company will mark this occasion with a new edition of The Recollections and Letters of General
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28
.rI1r rrxAs WnNpER.

THE TEXAS WONDER.
 S-,4rns hit Kidney Bladder and Rhe0lnA tlc ernisblea: sold by all drugglsts. or tMo mont tna m treatment by mall for VI. pr; ~, ". nsss. ea 3s2e Olive Street. St Louis' Alo; BY sSa no5 Alahafna testimonials. ANf'7S--sAAS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28

FILES CURED IN 6 IT. 14 DAYS.
 PAZo OINTMENT Is Euasantsed 70 cure any case of itching. Blinas 5leeelns .. ..sa or ProtrudlDz Piles in to -N qaEs ot ot llS LSnsg ss. refnndad. soc. e-n-o- Moo-..s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-28

Malaria Makes Pale Blood.
 The old Standard Grove's Tasteleas ChiD Torie drsves out malaria and bulds up the syatsrn Sold by all dealers for 27 years. fsr5~s S0 centa --frt