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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-02
WOMEN AT THE COLUMBIA
oUTSHINE MEN IN MOTHS

Ouida's four act comedy drama.
Moths" IS the attraction this week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-02
Counted Out of Mechanics.

IF 1 sought any position in mechan-
teal work or In the building trades and
kindred occupations 1 must show an ap-
premiership with it or present a union
card. I was simply counted out.
After my hopes had been twice shat
tered and ! was in dependency the real
ization came 20 me that l was simply UP
against a hard fight. Coming along
Henry street. the homelike appearance
OF the Jacob Riis Neighborhood House
caught my eye. I walked up the steps
and inquired II they had an employment
bureau The young lady said NO" but
piloted me up stairs and brought me the
director OF the womens work, who
graciously and kindly sympathized with
my plight She asked me what had
brought me to the city and asked me IL
| didn't think I was really better off in
the country had 10 admit that the
that way.
The director of the mems work hap
pened along and took me upstairs TO his
office 1 must have presented a Woe
went after me with a joyful. CHEEKY
manner. If any man is fitted for the
work of putting hope into the discour-
aged that man certainly is.
Placing himself on my level by tell
ing me he went right through the same
experience when he started as boy In
Baltimore, he gave me some hard
straight advice and A real. manly SYM
pathy which just touched my case. And.
best Of all. he thought he had the
chance OF something for me to do. He
said he was going on q little vacation
with about twenty boys and could use a
handy man around the camp and
was just the man for them, he thought.
No work much anyway he said
lightly. 'You1l FIJI the bill. All we want
is fellow who can boil water without
burning it
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-02

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ington and District OF Columbia by newsooys.
who deliver and collect for the paper on
their own account at the rate Of cents a
week Tor the Evening and cents copy for
the Sunday edition
Entered at the postofIlce at Washington.
d c. as second class matter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
COUNTY BOARD
GIVES CONSENT
no FRONTAGE PETITION or IN
TERUR8AN RAILWAY CO., FOR
COURT HOUSE PROPERTY
SITS AS BOARD or REVIEW.

The Board of County Commission
ers sat as board Of review yester-
DAY, going over the assessment fol'
at Assessor NeiIis. AS yet not many
complaints have been heard and the
board has taken no decisive action.
Id is understood hat the board IL dis
posed to give heed 10 complaints
where discrepancies or inconsistent
eles are made to appear and correct
these, but that 1t Will stand out with
.hrmness against what may be termed
"a horizontal reduction, believing that
the assessment is not unreasonable,
generally speaking.
One important act Of the board at
Yesterdays meeting was to give It's
unanimous consent to the frontage
petition Of the new Herurban com
pany, for the court house properly, TO
occupy Washington avenue In front Of
said property with its track.
The board win hold regular SEES
aions as a board Of review
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
NEW LUMBER
COMPANY FORMED
RARR.ROAcH CONCERN MOOR
PORATES WITH 100000
CAPITAL STOCK.
OFFICES ARE IN CAIRO
Number of Mills VIII Be Operated at
Points in Missouri and Arkan
sas by the Company,

The Barr.Roaeh Lumber company
Of Cairo, has been Incorporated by the
secretary Of state with capital
stock Of 100000. The incorporators
ale Chaplin l., Basr OF Cairo and All
Der N. Roach. Of Lexington, Miss.
The general office Of the company
will be located In Cairo whilc mills
ana yards will be operated near Cru
ger Howard and siden, mss and
Argenta, Ark.
Mr.. Barr, who was manager OF the
Greer-N lkinson Lumber company OF
Cairo unlil April, will continue TO re.
side fla this city and will be the active
manager Of the eompany's business
as president and treasurer. NH.
Roach who is vice president Of the
company viii remain In Lexington,
Miss. in charge of the company i
mills. while MIR r. n Wilson, Of
Toronto. Ont. Canada, viii direct the
company's eastern inteesets
MIR. Barr win open offices here az
soon as suitable quarters can DO VT
cured. His friends In Cairo will be
highly pleased to learn that he Is @
remain here ana that biz new bust
ness relations are substantially
founded
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
FUNERAL Of
JASPER REtDER
TRIBE OF BEN HUR AND CAR RE-
PAIRERS' UNION OF MOUNDS
ATTEND SERVICES.

The funeral services of Jasper
Reeder. the car repairer who was
killed by the cars while at work Sat
urday morning were held yesterday
afternoon at the Christian church
under the direction of the Tribe of
Ben Hur Of which the decedenr was a
member.
Rev. O. D. Maple, the pastor, was
assisted by Rev A. s Buchanan pas
-rr Of the Presbyterian church in the
church services.
lnte-mcnt was made at Beech
Grove cemetery. the Car Repairers'
Union of Mounds Of 100 members at
tending the interment in a body.
The pall bearers were Barney
Youch. X K. Tetwiier Louis Hudson
Il l.. BoeTschcl. J. J. Kelly. Il. Dowdy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
Are Soliciting Funds.

The committee Of the Calvary Bap-
tist church appointed to solicit funds
for the new tabernacle to be ereete
al Twenty-eighth and Sycamore streets
canvassed the lower part OF the CITY
Yesterday and secured 1873. they
have the promise of some very llbefal
dona ions Plans for the tabernacle
which will be a steel truss structure
have been sent to St Log Is to get es
Inmates on the cost Of the proposed
structure.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
BOTTO IS "FOXEY'
So Say Peter SsUp and Louis Z5none
in Postal Card From Rome 70
The Bulletin.

O1car Tamm has arrived in New
York aud sill De ri home again ia
about two weeks according to advices
received By bis friends here As b.
known be- is st from "a tour 81
Europe in an auto with Gus Be- 20
Sir. Boito is sin across the sea AMI
las met Peter saup and Louis canon
in Ialy McssTs. Saup and Lanonf
have written THE Bulletin postai.
received yesterday in which they give
.the real reason why Botto and Tamm
parted company. as f0'iows-
The DaIlg Bui,ein Csirp. Illinois
T. s America
Met Bstto climbing a mountain
IN company with a Young lady Ihsi
was The reason he deserted Tamm al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
WILL DISMISS
ALL LOBBYISTS
socx Isl AND RAILROAD OFF,
GALS ANNOUNCE THAT COM
pANY is OUT OF POLITICS
WILL IMPROVE SERVICE. 81

Des Moines. Iowa. .Jfly i5-At d
luncheon rendered him today by the
pes Noincs Business Men. PVcsldeil'
1yTncbcll Of the Rock Island railroad
aid that the Rock Island rcad is ON
r poll ics ana viii do away with Is
t,blies and lobbyists both IN the state
fe~.aaturcs asd in congress. , M
sebastian. general passenger ageh 2,
he same road. said the Rock isian''
road viii NOT reduce lis passeii-'.
-.rvice on account of the two Gem
40 laws but saws hat they Will ini=
prove further.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

The marriage of Daniel Y McCarlh2
tina MISS Rosa Stoltz, both sf Caifa'
was soIemnized at vincenncs. la'e
yesterday afternco on. the ReT NJ "
o'shea. a Cath Tie priesi Of that cry
officiating.
| MIL. ana Mrs Mccarthy left after tl9
ceremony for trip to the jamestown
exposition and other points east ana
on their return To Cairo wil reside
win the brides mother Mrs WI
lhelmina Waldor, on Eighth street un-
lul heir fine new residence at Twenty
lnfn street ana Washington ayenne y
completed.
Nh Mccarthy II the well known
ii dealer He and his bride have
many friends here who will eiNena
CONCENTRATIONS and best wishes 'o
them upon their marriage
nav Hosmer has gone to Chicago
On business
Prof. n {. Clendeneu has returned
from Joliet ana o.her points IN NORTH
.en Illinois
Edward Wolder aura Edward stuart
N.ent to Dixon Springs yesterday far
tao weelia sojourn-
Mrs Jos Gotfhart, of $40 seventh
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
FIRST NATURALIZATION
In Alexander County Under New UNI
form Federal Law Made
Yesterday.

DEPUTY Circuit Clerk Tucker Foster
Yesterday issued the first naturaliza'
ton paper under the new federal Ia"
which makes the process Of naturaii-
cation uniform throughout the United
states. The candidate in this case
was Thomas Calvin Of POOL Poplar
Under the new law the district attor'
ney must pass upon all applications
for naturalization. and Attorney
Trautman, Of East St. Louis came
down to examine Mr. Calvin as to his
eligibility TO become a citizen Of the
United States. finding no objection.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
rRoualE al NEw YoRk.

New Yors. July 15-Rcsardiug the
dispute lctTcen thc telegraph oom-
panios aud their employee President
Ahcarn Of thc local Te'egaphe-s'
union said itn.eht hat De- is doing I'll
ID bis powe- 10 avert a clash and has
BOT yet given up The hope ~ a settle
ment- Hc declared cone side or
me other has eos to give ga within
= hours There viii be- TO strike un-
les every other means at our dis
pusal falls
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
SECRET MEETING
OF TELEGRAPH HERS
HELp YESTERDAY AND UNLESS
RESULTS ARE FAVORABLE
CHICAGO OPERATORS WILL
BE CALLED OUT ON STRIKE.

Oakland. Cal. july 15--Fresident
Small of the Telegranhers' Union Of
America, held secret conference
with Labor Commissioner Nell this
afternoon.
President Small expects 10 repo
the result 20 a meeting Of be- striking
.elegrapders tnmOuow.
h 81 the report t. not favorable a
strike viii * called in Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Meeting Tonight.

Members Of the Christian chhr b
viii hold a meeting this evening at !
O'Clock at the residence Of Mrs. F. J.
Thistlewood. 2515 Washing on ave
nue.. An address will be given by
Mrs. Berry on the subject Does me
ola Covenant Include the Ten Com
mandments"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
comnanu 4. Drills.

4 special drill of Company K, Hi
nois National Guard was held last
evening and another will be held
Thursday night in preparation for the
encampment Of the Fourth regiment
which will he held az Springfield.
Company X will leave Friday morning
for the capital city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
SOCIALANDPE PERSONAL



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Sa,n 800 mn
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rranl. Knabler who far fourteen
yoars I'LL heon connected With tha
I'LL, IT'D roefgnaa NJ nositton
>-oa pas,n,n ~ rstnr,ea from nh.
LII, 49, '. ~ NJ ,oon attan3ing TIL
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16
short Hours

First BHrglar-Gce, It makes a Tel
Ter feel blue TO see the nights gittin'
80 shot -Harnrr's sIsggziua
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs, A VI Williamson, Ct
Mound City who were severely injured
in an automobile accident last week
while en- route to Cairo, arc rapidly
recovering and expect to be out in
few days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

Old and New Wines
Germs from old wines imparl 1s
I'D favor to aew vines
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

Miss Rosa Stoltz left yesterday for
visit at Washington, d. G.. and az
tho jamestown exposition at Norfolk
Va.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

Mrs. B. " Robbins and grand
laughter, Miss Ruth Rnsby. u Chi
caea. viii arrive in a few days t1 visit
friends here The latter will be the
CUES. al Miss Lyneite Greaney of
UpreF Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs, Theis and family have |
removed from Thirtyfourth street g /
their new home at 5000 Washington
avenue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

j. VI. Jones. formerly chief clerk q
The Illinois Central. now located At
Memphis as travelling freight agent
for the Yaxoo & Mississippi Valley
railroad, visited friends here Sunday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

Mrs. r A. Conant and daughter
Miss Minnie. 81 West Twenty-second
street went to Padueak yesterday for
d two weeks visit with relatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-16

Miss Augusta Frederick and Spencer
Titus, of Mounds. we've the guests
Monday Of Miss Maude stout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-19
MOUNT PLEASANT.
AhAChhhS INSTITUTE NOV. 22-3
Arranging for Farmers Five Day In
siitute--Enginecr Has Arm Broken.

special correspondence
80 Pleasant saupeto CO.. Nov. 10 -
D. @. Jensen came homo from clrb,,
county this week. whore Do went to
infesilgate coal prospect Dr. ana 1fb-
ere ore deNcl0plng Tho coal b.8 ia
within q few rods of "a r1ilroad They
expect 20 commence shipping local
Boon.
Mr A s. Jensen came nearly r.,.
t'nE kuock out blow one dav rrfa
week ne WAS working ou "a steam
engine. and boz starting 70 b. was raus4t
by the ly wheel ana thrown lnto tf.
air. he foH ON one arm n such a
way as to break one ~ the small bones
lu tine forearm.
A w. O.. a. silver contest was held al
the Presbyterian church hat Fri1av
evening The prize was given to VIM
ula TItzhugh
Tho Agricultural college has boon
endeayorine to arrange Tor a five days.
institute to be held Boz this county
somewhere The M Pleasant Conn
mcrcial club considered this at its last
meeting. aud "a committee was appo nt.
od 10 communicate with the COLLEGE
and do all that can ho done to hrInr
such an institute here 40 handle tne
subjects wanted. providing 60 persons
win enroll AZ "a Zee of 81 each This ls
very good thing ana that II win be-
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ter n rebate to Francis Brown for his
city water rates. The amount, $3.50 be-
ing the rebate. was not granted
The waterWorks committee reported
that on Sept O. the extension OF the
water mains was completed, and thar
the account was overdrawu 81, which
amount was ordered appropriated To
cover same Estimate OF the city en-
gineer for &c yards of concrete for the
bridge crossing Center street on Second
West would cost about $500. filed. The
amount due the library board was or
dered appropriated.
The city attorney was instructed 70
draw up an instrument whereby the
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speciaI Street Illumination win
Be Dispensed With BY
Municipality.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY.
s,otc journal Prints Delinquent Tax
Iist-Box of stolen Shoes Found
Funeral Of jos. lIiggs.

OGDEN. nov. ie-Thc street lighting
nj washington avenue between Twen-
tv-third and Twcnty-hfth streets, and
rWenty-ffth street 70 the depot, which
has been conducted during the past TWO
voars on Saturday nights and holidays
ar speciaI occasions. win be dispensed
with in the future unless the Weber
club and business men along those
streets take the matter up and decide
q, contIlc Them. This decision was ar
rived ut last night 10y the cliy councll.
The special arc lighting of the business
district which is now being tested 10y
tba ight company. was not considered
one of the councilmon moved lhal wv
strings of LIGHTS Doe sold but IL was de-
,Idcd % refer the matter 20 the WeoeI
club.
Thc comuittoc on bridges reported
that the new concrete bridge al lhg
mouth of ogden canyon is complete4
and a payment of S6.5l0 was ordered
made to the United Concrete company
for the bridge. The contract Tor lhr
grading of the approaches 10 the bridge
Was awarded to Wheelwright brothers.
Thp council decided 20 leave the re-
rairipg of the stockadc. whore the city
prisoner arc worked iu breaking rocks,
urtu spring. as 8, may Roe decided 10y
that dime the stockade should bee re-
moved from the city h1ll square 10
some remote part OF Ga" city near the
rock beds.
Tho police committee reported having
purchased another horse FOR the now
patrol Wa gou at cost of $lto. Ihe
action was approved.
The matter of curbing and guttering
Van Buren, avenue between twenty
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COUNTY BOARD
Awards Printing OF Delinquent Tax
List to state journal.

t'iu"E NoAulic r4icha olAl Wdh
transacted.
The contract for printing the delin~
quent task list was awarded 90 the
Utah state Journal its bid being 80
cents for each insertion.
Bishop Marriott OF Marriott settle
meut appeared before the commission
crs ana entered an objection 90 what he
termed am erroneous assessment on
sheep. AIr. Marriott has been in the
habit of having his sheep assessed ln
BoNelder county. when the deputy as
SCISSOR visited Marriotts place, the latter
made the declaration that he had no
sheep in this country. He was assessed,
however. on coo head. Now Mr.. Mar
riott claims that he made "a mistake
aud that he had only 800 head. The
application was refused.
Architect Woods reported that the
improvements az the country inHrmary
Ind been completed. Eighteen rooms
have been added al "a cost of $500.
SACK OF SHOES FOUND.
A large sack filled with shoes was
recovered yesterday afternoon by the
police in the brush near the r. g. w.
icchousc. Several boys were playing in
the brush when they located the sack.
The police were notified and took the
goods to the station. 10 was found m
looking over the lists of stolen property
that the shoes had been taken from "a
Southern Pacific freight car short
time ago. The thieves after breaking
omen the car and stealing the shoes
had taken them 20 the brush where
they hid them, and they were evident-
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BIG YIELD OF BETS.
Tho beet harvest is now almost nn-
ishod. The average is about MS tons
to Che aero. Tho sugar factory cou-
templates finishing about Christmas
after 90 most successful run.
SAD DEATH or YOUNG WOMAN
Last week Miss Cecilia Markham or
Mammoth. Eurckl died very sudden
N che jury after gu examination
brought la o. verdict oft sclf-pois1uiue
The Young man Lind, who was ate
rested 600 suspicion wns set 900 ub-
.rlN
The funeral was held ut hut
rHulmoDhers home BOO the Second
ward Bishop Argyle presided. and also
spoke. the other speakers were Coun-
s..or Joseph Backhurst, Bishop Hal's
of Che Third ward and Bishop Mark
ham of Leland. am uncle of the de-
colscu Music was furnished hy the
Second ward choir.
She was about rs years of age, the
daughter ~ stephen and Sarah Mark
hau off Lake Shore. and gr8uddaugn-
Ter of the late Bishop Thurber OF
Spanish Fork
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auxiliary t1 tho Booster club. held their
scmi-m0nthly meeting last Thursday
at the home uf Nrs j. W. Grant After
the meeting I.tra-hmonts were served
20 The ladies' Iu attendance and very
pleasant and enjoyable time was had
Mis-. Lulu Hood LEFT today for her
home boz Oklahoma. 4 farewell party
was rendered her az the Cook res.
tauraut Tho young iady has been
bookEeeper iu the mercantile business
OF A. Murdoch and is held in high
esteem by an her acQuaiutanccs n
Theodore.
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WEDDING BELLS.
THURBER.
County Teachers In-titritc-- Cod
crops Harvested-Ncw SchooIhou-c.

Special Correspondence.
Inurber Wayne Co, Nov. l3-Tbe
county superintendent Joseph Eckers.
ley was here visiting sebo5Is W..
week. The district school has beor nm
ming for several weeks ana mo a.
tendance is good Leona b Colnar
and Sarah e. Meeks arc the teachers
The county institute was held Nsov .
ana the teachers were addressed h..
state Supt a. C.. Nelson. There ts
one case or scarlet fever in town
but by careful treatment think tbe,-
VIII be able TO control tho spread
of the .discnse. ThroshInr is nearI..
over The crops have turned out fair
N Wen considering the season.
The masons are busy working on the
new schoolhouso and hope 90 Complet.
II before another soasou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-19

Co., uue intersections OF the streets on
Madison avenue in good condition SO
that tue waste waters from The bench
can De run north towards Twentieth
street instead OF down into the business
district of the city. The RECOMMENDED
ton was adopted.
The council refused 20 put in arc
lights at various places as pctlti0ucd.
paytolls amounting tO 1886 were ale
lowed and ordered paid
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no trouble to enlist the number re-
quired.
Teachers institute Of this county viii
be held here on the 22nd and -2rd Of
this month
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.Wbat IS most needed just
now Is that our citizens should
realize how fundamentally sound
business conditions In this Coun-
try are aud how absurd 10 T. 10
permit themselves TO get into n
panic and create a stringCncN by
boarding their savings instead of
trusting perfectly sound banks.
Extract from President Rousc-
vclfs letter, NOV. Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-19

Provo Wooden Mills company would
convey back 20 the city its water and
power right In the Tanner race as ev-
pressed by the secrctsry of said COM
PAW.
WILLIAM WRIGHT BURIED.
The remains OF william Wright OF
Charleston. Wasatch county, We're
brought down yesterday afternoon FOR
interment at the Provo cemetery. Will
liam Wright was the son of the late
william, better known as "Uucl p
Billy and Nina Wright
He leaves o wife and a large family
and many relatives he lived AN hon.
est and upright life. dying strong IN the
faith Of the gospel Many friends met
the remains at the depot and followed
the cortege 90 the last resting place.
PRIMARY CANTATA.
The Primary association Of the sixth
ward Is preparing TO present 90 the peo-
pie Of the ward a cantata entitled
King Time ON Wednesday evening
preceding Thanksgiving day
Petition Of Francis NJ. Shelton and
Robert II. Sauer, praying for the issu-
ance 10 Francis ~ shelton letters OF
administration for the estate OF Chas.
McCracker, deceased. Saturday. Nov.
80 at 10 "a m. was the time set 20 hear
said petition.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses were granted by the
county clerk TO the following parties.
Leo j. Knight and Adleen Harley.
both OF Provo bench
Abraham 3. Muhlesteiu and Pearl
Brown. both OF Provo. tha latter couple
VIII be married On the Mauu Temple.
Bishop Poulton has sufficiently re-
covered 10 again be ont and attend %
his business.
Walter Davis, sam pcay. Ed Lott
and Chris Rasmussen were arrested
for disturbing tac peace. Case set for
tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-19

We have secured the agency far Orluo
Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new laxative
that makes Che liver lively nurlhcg the
froath cures headache and O. lH'atr. fhe
dl~estive organs. Cures chronic consti-
patton. Ask us about 30. For sale boy f.
F.. ulu Drug Coz 1.-THE Never Substi-
trtOrr '