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Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1908-11-13

$I.5o Lace Curtains, oSc'
Extra good Nottingham lace curtains,
pretty scroll patterns, so inches wide
yards long. Splendid so val
ues. Special at pair.--.--......
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1908-11-13

Hat Specials
The finest stock of mems Hats
ever brought to Jefferson is offered
you at great red uction
Jno. B. Stetson famous hats, 400
and so values in high roller, fan
cy, and broad brimmed shapes, re-
duced for this sale to..................... 8 50
10 soft and stiff hats, represent
ing this falls newest styles, 20 in
'iio eoio a1'------..-- 10
z 90 values that look like 8 90 hats,
all the new shapes. Special at. 1 90
Our famous 80 hats-the greatest
values ever shown-equal to any
5O hat sold in Jefferson, including
every new shape of the season.
Priced in this sale ................... 40
Boys % hats in the latest shapes
and colorings. Priced .........-.. Csc
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1908-11-13

$40 90 Suits for men and young men
in black and fame! colors, oftine all
wool cheviots and worsteds, we'll
made, perfect fit and style-a great
chance for CHEAP suit, as this lot
goes in this sale at ....... -........6 9S
Little fellows Suits of fair quality
material, excellent for school wear
this lot, contains Suits worth
up to $1.75-to close they 60 at.....-. CSC
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1908-11-13
BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR

Ladies' ribbed vests and pants, of
good quality cotton, cut full size
and perfect in every respect. The
vests have tapped collar and MORE
button stay. The best 25c value
ever sold. Special at----.-.------,-.-..-.. 19c
Misses Union Suits of excellent
quality ribbed cotton, S5c val. for Csc
Ladies' fine full bleached ribbed
vests and pants. A value at Csc,
anywhere. Special at -....-.--.,...-- 43c
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1908-11-13

loc percales, dark colors. splendid
value, pretty patterns, sale price. 73c
ioc Outings dark and lights colors,
&c yard wide brown sheeting, in
this sale, yard Eo
1oc Bleached cambria. SO inches
wide. on sale at yard II
loc yard wide bleached muslin, soft
finish. good quality ~ 7c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01
LADD a TILTON
TO INCORPORATES r
Such is Current Rumor. Though In
terested Parties Refuse to Dis
cuss II.

Portland Special: Current rumor
in financial circles hes it that Ladd
& Tilton. bankers, are about to be
incorporated, although their attorn-
eys, Williama, Wood & Linthicum,
refuse to discuss the matter, on the
ground that II would be unprofes-
sional to say anything about affairs
between lawyer and client until they
are a matter of pnblic record. That
this institution, the oldest private
bank west of the Missouri river, is
being Incorporated was not specifi-
.cally denied.
Should the report prove well
founded. it will be one OF the most
important developments in local f.
nancial circles that has taken place
in some years and will be the first
change in the policy and method of
management OF the bank since the
day Il was founded, way back In
1859.
Ladd G. Tilton. Bankers. was or
ganized as a private bank by VIII
liam S. Ladd and Charles Il. Tilton
and stephen A. Mead. The three
had been friends in school days,
Ladd & Tilton from New England
and Mead from Louisiana. Mead
died in the eos and his interest in
the institution was absorbed by the
other two partners. In 1878 Tilton
disposed Of his holdings TO Mr.. Ladd
and returned TO the Atlantic coast.
W 5. Ladd remained tho sole owner
OF the bank until his death in 1893.
Tho bank has remained in the same
location where II was first founded
20 years ago, At First and Stark.
The bank has grown from the first,
and now II ranks among the two or
three strongest private banking In
stitutions OF the entire country out
side Of New York city. II Is owned
by the Ladd estate. whose wealth
can only be conjectured. The sur
plus OF the bank runs over $1,000
900, while the deposits are about
100000.
II is managed and controlled by
William M. Ladd. Charles Il. Ladd
and J. Wesley Ladd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01
FULTON TO BE GIVEN
pl IA8 SENATORSHIP IN 1912
Senator's Adherens COnCede ChamberaIns Lection Next
June--Boune to Be Knitted and Passed Into Oblivion
Fulton Machine Leaders in Marion Will Knife Cake

ton, has accomplished nothing md
will not to the end of his term.
Governor Chamberlain, in the pri-
yate opinion OF the Fulton leaders,
will be the next senator at Wash ng-
ton. winning his pending battle With
II. VI. Cake. Fulton and Chamberlain
in the United States senate will
make a team hard to beat, II is be-
ing argued as a further contention,
while Bourne and Chamberlain
would mako combination no, so
strong.
II is recalled 20 mind that during
the time w. II. Taft was in oregon
recently he spoke in the highest
terms OF Senator Fmlton. holding
him up as the best lawyer In the
United States s,nate. 1t Is pointed
out that Taft and Fulton are very
friendly and from statements made
by the presidential candidate Il Is
now whispered that should Taft be
placed in the presidential chair and
Fulton aid in putting him there by
leading the oregon delegation 10
Chicago solid for the administration
candidate the reward would be n
cabinet position, thus bringing an
honor TO Oregon which has not been
given the state since George II. Will
liams held the Office OF attorney
general under the administration OF
President Grant.
But he this as Il may, the fight is
on between the friends OF Fulton
and those of BCnrne for the senator
Fhip OF 1912, and II Is a fight that
will not be allowed 20 lapse until
the votes are counted IN June ~
that year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01

vocacy OF w. II. Taft and In that Is
in line with the administration al
Washington. He Is Taft's friend and
Taft Is his. He should lead the del
egatlon and not Bourne, this is the
argument and It Is winning favor
Throughout the ranks OF the party.
Yesterday Senator Fulton'a
friends dominated the state central
committee and forced upon the
Bo,urne-Cake faction the resolution
OF Taft's Endorsement under the
threat OF forfeiture OF the Cake
senatorial campaign. Last night, It
is now claimsd. a Taft delegation 10
the state convention from Multno-
nah county was selected by -he
county central committee.
No instruction was given the ~
delegates, but II Is being argued that
they are bound by tho recommends
tion OF the state central committee.
Whether that may be or not it is
whispered that when the votes are
cast in the state convention tho
Multnomah delegates will show a
majority OF Taft supporters, and
Taft spells Fulton Just at this time
in Oregon politics.
Out over the state. in every coun-
~, the word has been passed along
and the Fulton forces are lined up
for the distant battle OF 1919. At
every point Senator BcIrne will be
showed into the background II the
Fulton forces can do the trick. and
until the state convention meets tho
friends OF Fulton will b. In control
From this time on Senator Bourne
IL 10 be ousted from every vantage
point OF political power he may
possess until in 1912 he will be an
easy victim 10 the Fulton forces.
Bourne. II 10 argued, has done moth
ing for the state while IN Washing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01
RECEIVED GRATEFUL THANKS =
OF HUNDREDS IN PTT1RMn

The following article, tak,n from
the Pi.tsburE Pre-. describes the re-
suits Of l.. T. Cooper'D visit to that
city. and the effect of his new prep
araticn as told by the people who
had become convinced Of the sound
ness of Cooper's theories with re-
gard to the human stomach.
Cooper believes thet tho human
stomach in civilized races has be-
come greatly weakened. He claims
that most III health of the present
generation 10 du to this fact. The
article Is as follows:
81. T. Cooper is meeting with the
same astonishing success in Pitts-
burg as in other cities. For the past
few days many thousands of Pitts
burg people have called at his head =
quarters TO talk with him.
"Cooper's prophecy, madc upon
his arrival. to the effect that before
ne left Pittsburg. thousands would
realize that his theory Is correct
and would come and thank him for
lat his medicine had done. is rap
Idly being borne out.
ION Monday an astonishing num-
Der Of people called to express their
gratitude to Mr. Cooper. Judging
from what some of these people had
to say to o Press reporter. when In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01

A Portland special of Thursday
says:
Charles w. Fulton to the United
Stakes senate In 1912; Jonathan
Bourne, Jr., back to niche OF fame
In Oregons hall OF political history.
This IN the dream OF Senator Full
TONS friends, which vision Is to be
made TO come to pass through the
earnest four-year-long efforts of the
Fulton wing of the party laboring
throughout the state to put Fulton
once more In the piece he Is now
soon to leave.
Yesterday afternoon at the meet
ing OF the state central committee
the intention OF Senator Fulton's
friends first became plainly appar-
ent, though ever since the primaries
II has been working like yeast in n
bakers trough until now all OF the
Fulton forces OF the state are leav-
ened.
nc VI l'h'n bRANNfh hAAbA hAh
Bourne is TO he widened until II
yawns far apart. and from this time
on the battle for the mastery will
he carried forward. Bourne and
Bourne's efforts will be shown no
quarter by the friends OF Senator
Fulton until the former Is beaten
back, n possible. ont Of all sem-
blance of control of the state and
forced TO back out of the contest for
reelection gracefully or he beaten
at the polls In the campaign OF 1912.
Bourne Cut out.
Senator Bourne Is not to he
allowed. to head the delegation 10
tho national convention In May. N
the friends of Senator Fulton can
prevent A. II Is due To Senator
Fulton that he have that place and
be shown that honor, his friends
contend, lie Is outspoken In his ad-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01

,oryIe~cd, cOobers e,,,.
l,n@ human stomach is asvss..., .,.,., ~ !
tinctIy verified. I'd
20 One of tho mort cs,,,.,
Il, l1en'S It's, was made by MI CIV cT. y
o. ol,,. io' South Highland / ~, !. r.
= Sala. H.. For four years ny y, y [
ant thin, -'ith a lsctI, H. ~ W
cough. Ply0icians ssid 4. ~ y, Y
sumption sun and | was In,ls., y
ive ,lem. II certainly h, u
though her days ver. NM,
and there apposrcd to !. ,.'
ground for hope. sd
Shortly rtt@ Mr.. coo..
70 P!t'seu'g | began to he,, : n
delfal results that hsd ", ...' '.
ed by persons vso had tit ~ !,
leire' SO I got sens for =
She had t'ken II only two a. ~ ~
she was relieved Of a ap.,,,, =, !,
feet long. She began : ,.A
immodiately-has raIps wv
pounds since she began ,,,,,. y
medicine. She feels n,.rav \
looks very much better. II wsl
doubts this statement | v,',
Pleased TO have them call : !.
house end verify IT,"
The Cooper remadIe, rs -
ing Justly famous. We Nh n.l
j. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01

Here Is a definition of a gentle
man: "A man that's clean insid
and outside, who neither looks up to
the rich nor down on the poor, who
can lose without sqnealing or win
without Dragging, who Is considerate
10 women, children and old people;
who is too brave 20 lie, too generous
10 cheat and who takes his share OF
the world and let's others have
theirs"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01
\ Twenty.year scninc,

II have Just completed tvsg
year health sentence. InposA \
Bucklen's ArnIca Salve, Wild z'l
me OF bleeding piles ns yap
years ago" writes o. s. WcoHr I
LeRaysville, y. Y. Buekeni laia
Salye heals the worst sore, ~
burns. wounds and cuts Ia N ~
est time. 2jc al J. {. PERI IN
sire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01
A Knocker

f. a man who can't see good in any
person or thing. It's habit caused
by n dlsordered liver. II yor see
things through blue spectacles, treat
your liver 10 a good cleaning oui
process with Ballard's Herbine. \
sure cure for constipation, dyspep'
sia. indigestion, sick headache. bill
iousness, all liver. stomach and bow
el troubles. Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01

A Portland special of Thursday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01


THE A a.
1T
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01
Fulton Asks Costs

ul''h tNhN NO~iN--
Senator Charles W. I'm
through his attorney. Corr I,
Bingham, has served hoiIc o.
McMahan. attorney for J. s saa
that the circuit court Is TO B, "a.
20 compel the latter 10 pay tie m
of his recent suit against he "a
tor on an alleged slaadei II, n
tor will be argued May II BY ssu
tive counsel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01

DeWitt's Little Ear,y Risers, the
famous tile liver pills Sold by al
N"uc''s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-01

Come out and give III Salem ana
Stayton electric n life tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
DELEGATES SOON TO
LEAVE FOR CAPITAL
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS TO OPEN
IN WASHINGTON MARCH 10
Mrs. w. w. Murphy, National Vice
President, and Others of Los An
seles viii Start Tuesday
to Attend

The official party representing the
California Congress of Mothers and
Parent Teachers association will leave
Tuesday for Washington, D. c.. to
attend the International Congress of
Mothers that opens in the national
capital March 10.
The delegates from the California
congress are Mrs. W. w. Murphy of
Los Angeles, national vice president,
and honorary president of California;
Mrs. Jefferson ID. Gibbs, representing
the state president; Mrs. w. Chalmers
Smith, Mrs. d. X. Trask, Mrs. ]. b.
Banning and Miss Mary Ledyard, who
was also appointed by the governor to
represent the state
The program will open the after
noon of March 10 with a reception to
the delegates at the White House and
an address by President Roosevelt.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
KANSAS CITY OFFICIAL
PRAISES LOS ANGELES PARKS
Alignlng of Roads in Breathing Spots
Here Is Done Without Assist
ance Of Surveying
Force

Wilbur H. Dunn, Kansas City's well
known park superintendent, finished
his tour OF the principal Los Angeles
parks yesterday under the guidance of
Park superintendent John Morley.
Supt. Dunn is a civil engineer. and
last night expressed himself as highly
pleased with the parks here.
'I have never seen park with such
beautiful topography as Elysian park,
said he. 'It is a wonderful park for
lis views, it's opportunities for land
ecaping, its size and its convenience to
large city.
''I am surprised also at the good
work you do with your park roads
find that alighning ic done without the
assistance of surveyors, whereas in the
east all roads are first surveyed. We
have a regular surveying force for the
Kansas City system"
Supt. Morley directs the road work
in person, being skilled in park
topography.
Kansas City has spent millions on
its park system, which will eventually
be connected by a continuance boule-
ward, and much of, the route is a sceniC
one.
At the last meeting of the park COM
n,;ssioners the question of handling the
waste and litter which result in East
lake and other parks after such big
plcnics as the Iowans' at Eastlake wer9
discussed. The item of cost Is heavy
and the damage to grass, shrubbery
and flowers as well as the debris
thrown into the lakes is an item that
worries the board because of its re-
Guced appropriations.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
PROFESSOR LUToSLAWSkI
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT
Well Known Lecturer to Deliver the
Last Address of Series at Simp-
son Auditorium Meeting
This Evening

AT Simpson auditorium Professor
Lutoslawsld will tonight lecture on
1.-THE Imminent and Inevitable Euro
pean War;" an inexhaustible subject.
which will be of interest to all those
who are interested in European history.
Professor Lutoslawski came to Cali
fornia to rest several months ago. lie
gradually became advised of the lack
of real information possessed by the
majority of the public of this section,
and being requested by friends the
Count and Countess Bozenta, to speak
in Los Angeles consented to deliver
series of three interesting talks on
European subjects.
To the thinker and reader the lee-
lures of this celebrated man are un-
equaled. There is a fascination about
his work, whose income Is all devoted
to charity and the building up OF civic
reform in the larger cities,
This will be the professors last ap-
pearance before the public of Los An-
geles for some time to come.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
DIED

GRAvEs--In this city on March /, 1908.
selwyn f. Graves. age rs years, son Of
j. A. Graves and Alice II. Graves, and
brother of Mrs. Hugh r. Stewart, kath-
arine Graves, J, A. Graves. jr-,. and Fran
els H. Graves Funeral Monday. March
2, 1908, at 10 o'clock a.. m from residence
OF j. A. Graves. Alhambra.- Interment
SAP Gabriel eemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02

HOMELESS CHILDREN RECEIVED AND
place1 -, home for adoption Apply Rev.
o. Y. RICE, super.nten niidrvns Home
society 2414 Griffin avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
an InnKINa rnR GRANp

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR GRAND
chance to buy half interest in thoroughly
established better class general brokerage
renting houses. lots stores. Offices hotels.
factories and fire insurance business? Few
hundred dollars and reference required
See PHOENIX, 202 Grant bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
RESTAURANTS AND LUNCH
nnIINTERR

Strictly first class horseshoe lunch counter,
seating 70 people: in a location which is not
overdone in the restaurant business, big sun
day trade; running expenses very light; two
good ice boxes; clears about slOO month";
price II taken at once 500 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS LISTED
WITH IlS AXE.

Rocming houses, apartment houses
bakeries, barber shops, blacksmith shops
book stores, cigar stands. confectionery
and stationery stores, cafeterias, gents
furnishing, dry goods, dtllcatessen stores
feed and fuel business. furniture
stores grocery and general mer-
chandise stores, hardware stores mai
factories jewelry stores, livery Stables
meat markets, millinery stores, mills
pool and billiard rooms. printing offices
plumbing shops, photo studios, restau-
rants, lunch counters, shoe stores, saloons
liquor propositionsA moving picture thea
ters. manufacturing propositions; in fac'
most every kind of business,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02

wANTED-To BUY FURNITURE AM
household goods. If you are going to sell
we will pay you one-third more than
others. Phone us, Main 1ll7; Home 2i54.
COLYEAR FURNITURE CO.. 222 South
Main street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02

CARPET CLEANING
| GREAT EASTERN STEAM CARPET
| cleaning works, lit San Julian. Tel
| Broadway 4472: Home F6514. Rug clean.
ing a speciality. ]. BRENTON.
PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Incorporated. w. c. Cline. president III
| S. olive. Tel. Home F2Sso; Sunset Mar
2i7
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
RoOArING HOUSES

For sale or exchange. $4,000 for l2-room
rooming house on the principal street Of
the city: lease " years to run. clears
500 per month: furniture new. Owner
viii take good lot or lots or equity in a
house of Ave or six rooms. Investigate at
once LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
MEAT MARKETS

am Offering for sale my fine meat
market and new brick store building in a
good sized town. close to Los Angeles.
Price of market $1,000; invoice s4YVO. Big
trade, fine cold storage, plant; best make
scales and cash registers. The price OF
building is $4,000; large barn, rooms
above store. This place is in the heart
Of town. Price for business and buhd-
ing $4,000; good orange grove up to
$4,000 or $4,000 balance time; no cash
required. See LEAHY IL son.
$500 viii buy this elegantly equipped
meat market which cost $3.50 one year
ago; AZ meat blocks, Dayton computing
scales S140, besides " ton scale. fine zee
box, marble slab counters and Office nx-
lures clock sausage machine. tools.
grindstone, lard kettle and press; best
make wall racks and hooks; rent of store
only $50 with living roms attached. new
building.
$3.50 will buy fine meat market in a
GOOD location that did over Sl450 worth
Of business last month; has two horses and
two wagons; two men and proprietor busy
all of the time Rent is very reasonable,
including nice stables IN rear; renders own
lard in which there is big profit. A
bargain Investigate at onces as place
like this sells quickly
NOTICE
LIST YOUR COTTAGES WITH LEAHY
q N.
YOU. If YOU CARE TO BUY CALL.
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
FOR SALE, BUNGALOW
A beautiful broom house. the neatest
and coolest place you ever saw; well ar
ranged; hot water tank: attractive little
rrate. flowers. terrace and lawn;
eurbing and sidewalks of best cement (;
back yard, chicken house and She'd bath
room house strictly modern; $3.50 handles
ttts rface balance like rent.
List you cottages with us, we will sell
thom. II you want to buy Investigate. as
, we have plenty listed for sale.
FOR EXCHANGE
See
JOHN l., RICHARDSON.
After trying other agents
without success. consult
tEAHy & SON. Sixth and Main SITS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
MANUFACTURING

Live banking and office fixture manufac-
turing concern in one of southern Caii-
fornia's largest suburban towns; eiearihs z
$500 month; large room' low rem,
Years, lease: machinery in excellent con-
dition; electric power. owner must sell az
once Price S2200.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02


island lands selected for the members Of the
SEVENTH HOME EXTENSION COLONY.
Round trip fare only sand the fun you'll
have Will be worth the price. Fare refunded
TO buyers. Come to our offce and get par
ticulars; see the stereoptcon pictures any
evening. But act quiekly-time is short
second allotment takes place March 14-dont t
miss IL. Those participating in first allot-
ment now moving on their farms-building-
plowing-planting One Of the best water
rights in the state goes with the land. No
dry years. Land costs but s2o per aere-and
! this seasons crop should moro than pay
for 1t.
Come in during the day or attend any OF
our interesting evening meetings; or, If you
can't do either, send for free illustrated
booklet.
CALIFORNIA HOME EXTENSION Asso-
CITATION, ground floor, Chamber of Com
merce Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
FEED AND FUEL

$3.50 will buy one of the hest iocated toe'.
feed ana boarding stable businesses in the
city, has four barns. 80 stalls; also horse and
wagon, has been established for four years.
Big demand for fuel as Is in section Where
fhera II no gas.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02

$500 for the best feed and fuel business
in the southwest, wholesale and retail;
years lease on ground; size lo4x2so; reh.
only $40 a year; good sound horses,
delivery and heay. wagonsi rain prooi
sheds and houses; stock invoice S4OVu
alone; no bonus for business, owner
must sell for reasons which We Will ex-
plain to prospective buyer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
SEVENTH HOME EXTENSION COLONY
LANDS s25 PER ACRE.

The best land in Kern county-and no
county has better land. We're starting an
other town and farming community close to
the city of Bakersfield--right on the railroad.
People moving onto the ground now-puild-
Observation-Disclosures etc. going right
ahead Just the right time to start this
seasons crop-a few more families can be
accommodated in the second distribution to
take place March IA.
Come IN and go up on the EACURSlolS
Tuesday or Friday evenings at 6:2O--round
trip ss Fare refunded to buyers. We take
YOU all over the land in automobiles from
Bakersfield Call at our office in the day
time or attend the free stereopticon lecture
any evening" except Sunday, at o'clock
Booklet free.
CALIFORNIA HOME EXTENSION Asso-
CATION, ground foor, CT mber OF Com
merce Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
CIGAR STAND

Cigar stand. Spring street...... sSoo
Centrally located stand ......,-s.,.sl .sleov
Cigar and leather goods stand. .....: s6oO
Weil stoclxef stand $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
EI1RNITuRN sTORR

New and second hand furniture store
money making location; clears about si60 6
month; no unstable stock in the store
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-02
cHlRoPopIsTsAND MANscuRIsTs

MRS NJ e. WILBUR, SCIENTIFIC PAIN
less chiropodIst all ailments of the feet
treated. Room 20. 42s S. SPRING. F2ol6.