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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
GOLDFIELD MINES
PAYING DIVIDENDS
Consolidated Red Top VIII Pay
Two Cents and the Mohawk
Jumbo Lease Four Cents
Report Is That Purchasing Con-
Germs in the District
Have Combined

Dividends are figuring largely at
Goldield. The first dividend of the
Consolidated Red Top has just been de-
clared. 1t is. 2 cents per share, which
will be payable November 25. The Mo-
hawk-Jumbo lease will pay a dividend
of cents share. payable November
20, and the Goldfield News says that an
other dividend will be declared in few
weeks. The Engineers lease has al
lotted the stock holders an additional
s1S0,0o0. which makes the total pay
ments to date S555.000. The produc-
tion of the lease is reported to have
been s1,000.000 An expense of s65. 900
is added to the royalties that have been
paid. Another dividend will probably
be declared. Eighty five per cent of the
stock is held in GoldfieId. The three
principal owners are Nevin, Taylor &
Rice, three engineers, who have made
fortunes out of their operations on this
one property
The Goldfield News says that ore pur-
chasing concerns in the Goldfield dis
trict are no longer competitive and that
combination has been made The
News also alleges that some mine man.
ayers are standing in to suppress the
figures of gold production. but does
panies. The Goldfeld Consolidated
mines company and the Florence Gold
field company. the News says, are not
in the combination. This is given as
an explanation of the fact that the total
reported production of the Goldfield
district last week was only $4,000
BIG OUTPUT PERIOD
The big output period which will last for
years, will scarcely begin before January /.
Among the contributors to the weeks production
were Goldfeld Consolidated, Daisy Combinat ation
Fraction, Florence Consolidated. Wheeler Baby
Little Florence Durgee Kendall, Rogers Syndi-
cate, Begole Syndicate and Consolidated Red
Top. The old reliable Combination mill outdid
itself this week treating So tons of ore daily
the average value being $50 for the 595 TONS or
a total of 500. $50. The Goldfeld Consolidated
company treated 200 tons, averaging $50 a ton,
totaling $4,000.
Work will be resumed on the Red
Top Fraction property in the Goldfeld
district, according to the GoldfeId
News. The property of the company is
reported to sideline the. Booth property
for 1900 feet. A shaft has been sunk
to the depth of $50 feet. The present
plan is to sink to the 500 foot level
before prosecuting is begun.
dixie carrying sulphide ore of fair
grade, SO says the GoIdfield News, has
been uncovered at a depth Of $50 feet in
the Jumbo lease ground.
The Zinn mine is reported to be
working Systematically and is rapidly
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
RECEIVER TO HOLD
CLEVELAND LINES
Judge Taylor Decides to Protect
Property Pending Dispute
Over Lease
Johnson Avoids Citation
for Contempt by PrOduc-
ing Books

CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. 1.-Two re-
ceivers for the Municipal traction COM
pany and the Cleveland railway COM
pany will be appointed tomorrow by
Federal Judge Taylor. who. late today.
announced his decision without hear
ing the arguments of attorneys for the
Central trust company OF New York.
applicant for receiver.
Judge Taylor made it clear that the
receivers were merely to preserve the
property and that he would not under
take to determine the rights of the
Cleveland railway company or the Mu-
nicipal traction company as to restora-
tion Of their property, but would re-
serve that question for the final hear
ing.
Upon demand of the court counsel
for the Cleveland railway company
waived it's right to claim that by this
receivership the lease OF the streetcar
property of the Municipal traction COM
pany was forfeited. The court held.
however. that the lease OF the Munich
pal traction company of the property
of the Cleveland railway company term
mated when the franchise failed to
carry at the referendum election. but
4udAlAAcQ his statement Oy LtiH6LAlnS
that this finding was not final. but for
the purpose of hearing on the apph-
cation for a receiver.
Mayor Johnson viii not be cited for
contempt OF court because Of his re-
fusal to produce the books of the Pay
Enter farebox company before Special
Master Helford.
The papers and contracts showing the
relations of the farebox company to
the municipal company officials were
produced in court today
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
PRoPosAIs AN RIns
NOTICE 10 CONTRACT0RS

N0AlAE 10 AONIRAlIORS
Nfnce ri tie Board of State Harbor Commission
ets. Union Depot and Ferry House San
Ianclseo. Cal, October II. 1905.
Sealed proposals or bids viii De received at
e S---s once - ~ prior 10 $50 O'Clock 3. N. on
Iiil itSDA1. November 10 1905 Tor tho CON
st-uction of Section IL Of the seawaI the same
20 sAteld from TIE northerly end OF Section l.
sA hundred 1000 feet northerly along the water
-e-t iine of the City and County OF san Fran
.o' ih accordance With the plan and specihca-
1lphs prepared therefor hy the Assistant State
---- lheer ana adopted by the board October 10.
-"9e and On hlc in this Office to which speci
.e-tIeAee Is hereby made. The work TO be done
Ni1ef these specifications consists in furnishing
- stone and labor for constructing stone sea
Ma-i. II is estimated that the stone seawali viii
require about 5000 tons Of stone Of 1000 pounds
per ton. OF this amount q 600 tons Of smaller
stone VIII be required for the core Of the en-
bankment and about 10 GOO tons Of large stone
LOT the outer slopes. The stone must not be sub
9ect 10 decomposition or disintegration by the
action of the sea water or afr
Ile stone for the viii include stone from
pound in welEit mp tc any size and weight IN
iaif assortment; the stone Tor the outer slopes
must be stone in size from one 10 four cubic feet
"a p fair assortment; objection win be made
to stone larger than four cubic feet The stone
for tle outer slopes must De free Of seams and
other lines OF cleavage
~ bid wil be received unless II is made on
Z uianh loilll furnished from this Office and is
accompanied by sample weighing about %
pounds ~ The stone 70 be used and a certified
e-eeA ~ nFe - per cent Of the aggregate
amount ot the bid. payable 20 the order OF the
Secretary o. the Board. as guarantees on the
laft ~ the successful bidder that he viii within
SIX tol days after the acceptance OF The bid.
enter INTO q written contract 10 10 said work
Aee'fling - the plans and specifications pre-
le.t4 therefor, and VIII also execute and file
VITA tlls board bond In such sum as the board
-la- ceel adequate with a surety company 10
pe approved by the Board Of State Hsrbor Com
nlissioners ana conditioned for the faithful per-
lorna nee oI such contract nor win said bid be
c'-eilefe4 DF this board unless delivered to the
secretary or 10 the Assistant Secretary at the
once ot inc Secretary. az OF prior 10 80 O'Clock
o. m- on THURSDAY. November 10 1905. al
Wleh time and place the bids VIII be opened.
ne board reserves the right 10 reject any or
State
ing of the bids.
JAMES ~ GTLIETT.
Governor Of Tho State Of California ex offcio
Member ~ the Board OF State Harbor Com
missi0ners
EDWARD robson TAYLOR.
layor ~ the Cts and County OF San Francisco.
eN othcio Member Of the Board OF State Har-
bor Commissioners
". Y. STAFFORD.
HENRY J. CROCKER
". f. DENNISON
Board 0f State Harbor Commissioners
EALPH BARKER Assistant State Engineer
" B THORPE. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

The GoIdfeld News says that ore Of
low grade has been uncovered on three
levels of the Mitchell and Fairfield and
that the Mushett lease has ore in large
quantity. Regarding the last mentioned
property the News says:
The Mushett lease on the Miss Jessie claim of
the LagUna mining company has encountered a
new shoot of ore between the 430 and 4SO foot
levels. The find Is in the north end OF the
leasing company's block, about 50 feet from the
first strike made the ground about April l.
From present Indications the shoot is larger and
equally rich the already mined and
from which net production of $4,000 was
made Development work has been going on in
the north end of the ground for some time and
has been encouraged with small lunches Of ore
Work will be pushed 10 tap the shoot on the
430 and also from an intermediate level from
the old st0pe about 30 feet above the 430. The
company has an extension until April l. 1900
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Wednesday, November IL, 1905
Henry t. Gibson. -. and Mary Donnelly. ~
both of this city.
Charles Gordon, 35, and Josephine DubreuilIe
81 both of 1925 California street.
Alexander lie n. de Bretteville, 81, 2977 Jack
son street. and Ciarisse Lyons, is, 200 Preside
George b. Wood. 81. Independence, and Ella
Sisenvine, 1s. 1863 Oak street.
Fred j. Reinhardt, q, 1889 Mason street, and
Lillian X Zimmerman, is, 3017 Buchanan street.
George E. Puryes 3S, and Alice NJ. Kaiser,
20 Berkeley.
Marie Roza, 49, Sacramento.
Thomas J. Gronin, 20. 593 Castro street, and
Margaret NJ. kerwin. %. % Valley street.
Rudolph Haluska. 26. 294s Diamond street. and
Pauline Svabeck. 20. 63 Arlington street.
Franklin $. Wilkinson 2l Burlingame' and
Howard shafer. p. and Mercedes Greenfield.
Rertie NJ Altman, 81, and Bessie Traylen. 1S
both of Berkeley.
OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
William Edward Reid, %, Visalla, and Mabel
A. Young, 20, Elnhurst.
John L. Monahan, "a, and Blanche W. scobee,
81 both of Oakland
Leo II. Bernstine. so, and Lillian NJ. Beeman,
IS. both of Oakland.
Herbert Laycock. 3O Oakland, and Matte
William c. Belcourt 80, and Mary L. Garcia,
"a both of San Rafael.
Charles L. Mehrten, ~. and Hattie Fl. Bene
dict "a both of Oakland
Abe Galindo. 46. San Francisco, and Elizabeth
Downing. 20. Los Angeles.
Emmett Hart. GA. Santa Rosa, and Amelia
Mitehem 81 Berkeley.
william r. StrawSon 81 and Phebe NJ. Benin,
81 both of Berkeley.
James J. Kane, 20, San Francisco. and Emily
G. Lee %. Oakland.
Barrett Aldrich, go. Los Angeles, and Caroline
f. Cowardin. 30. st. Louis. Mo.
Edward T. Fleming. p, and Edna A. Claugh-
ton 10. both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
PAY ELECTION BETS
RIDING IN WHEELBARROW
Mission Businessmen Attract
Large Crowd as They Travel
Main ThorouQhfare

Headed by a fife and drum corps and
snugly seated in wheelbarrows, I. A..
NoOnan and J. NJ Lyons. Mission
butchers, Were wheeled down Market
street to Third. supposedly in payment
OF an election bet. only to have one
of the barrows collapse under Noonan
at Third street. Abe MendelSOu a
cigar drummer, and Lyons bet that
Taft would carry New York state. Con
Lucey, real estate man, and NOonan
bet that Bryan would get the most
votes IN the empire commonwealth
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
DENIED HOSPITAL PERMIT

Permission to establish an oriental
hospital for the care Of Chinese was
refused w E. Poole yesterday by the
supervisors hospital committee because
of the protest of property owners in
the neighborhood of the proposed site,
a place in Trenton street between Wash
in gton and Jackson, and because the
building to be used was designed for
a lodging house and in the committees
opinion violated the ordinance requir-
ing class A or B construction for hos
pitfalls.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied TO have the published. Notices re-
stricted simply 10 the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
OAKLAND DAY OBSERVED
BY LOCAL CLUBWOMEN
Mayor Mott Outlines Plans for
Fairgrounds, Museums and
Parks i'm the City

OAKLAND, Nov. 11.-Local patriot
ism ran high at the Oakland club this
afternoon. when the, women Invited
Mayor Frank X. Mott, Superintendent
of Schools ]. w. McClymonds and Ed
win Stearps, secretary of the cham,
Der of commerce, to celebrate Oakland
day with them The program was in
charge of Mrs. II. G. Capwell, who for
several years has presided at these an
nual celebrations.
In speaking of parks and play
grounds, Mayor Mott praised the work
which had been accomplished and out
lined the plans for the museum, parks
Fairgrounds and general beautification
which are to be features of the city
The appointment of the playground
commission will put the effort in be-
half of the children on affirm footing
The erection of a bandstand is one of
the new projects. The purchase of
Mosswood will be included in the bond
issue which will be submitted to the
voters.
superintendent McClymonds made a
strong plea for the industrial and COM
mercial classes and introduction of the
kindergarten into the public schools
In behalf of the businessmen, Sec
retary Stearns touched on the CONNER
cial Importance of Oakland
The outside life of the city was rep
resented by composition of John Met
calf, dedicated to Alexander Stewart
and given as a violin solo by Ernest
Otis DreSslar.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
PROBATE SALE

Subject 10 confirmation by court the admins
falfiN of The estate of James VI. Mcdonald. de-
ceased. offers FOR sale the property hereafter
eeserned ID The manner and on the terms FOL
By competitive bid: bids TO be sealed and
- be opened ar le O'Clock q. M. Monday. the
.3d day of November. 1905 al the ofhce of
tlf acninistratrix, room 81. Russ building San
Erancisco- prOners 10 be segregated as 10 sDe-
cine properties bid on; 10 per cent OF bids 10
aeconpan5 oher. balance 10 be paid con-
lrnatl0n by court
Ihe following is the property referred 10:
honos-SCuth Pacific Coast Railroad Co.
nonls-Eutte County Canal Co.
ds-Bay Counties Power Co, (2ds).
bon1s-hoca Loyaltcn Railroad Co.
3onts-Nalley County Power Co.
b0nls-Ocean Shore Ky Co
bonds-i-os Angeles Gas x Elec. Co
bonds-pacifc Gas Flee Co.
h1ncs-Srcndard Elec. Co. Of Cal
bones-Pefaluma q santa Rosa Ry Co.
bonds-Pacihc Gas Imp. Co.
bon1s-Cal- Northwestern Ry- Co
Q bonds Philippine Tel. & Tel Corp
bonds-Northern CaL Power Co.
bonds-oro Water Light Power Co.
bonds-Blue Lakes Water Co.
bonds-Contra Costa Water Co.. (2ds)
bolds-Bay Counties Power Co.
bonas-Petsiuna Santa Rosa Ry. Co.,
s shsres-First National Bank OF S. F. Cal.
10 shares Bank ~ Willis
- sLares-First National Bank OF Fureka
$50 shares-Bank Of America.
53 shares-,iutual Savings Bank Of S. F.
l.z39 shares-Chariot NJ. & IL Co.
7, es5 ehares-lrescent n. & NJ. Co.
4.oS3 shares-Bella Union Quicksilver Co.
ll.6l3 shares-Eagle Copper & Silv. Mg Co
sos shares-Butte County Canal Co.
80 shares-Philippinc Tel & Tel Corp
= shares-Cai. Irrigated land Co.
p sLares-Sutter Irrigated Farms Co.
g shares-Soufh :. T. Dock Co.
10 shares-Santa Rosa Water Works
- sLeres-No Northwestern Red. CO.
l.2 shares-Sc0ttish Rite T. Assoc.
.7B6 shares-Inyo Marble Co. Of Cal
NARY 7. L. MCDONALD
As sdminisrratriE Of the estate OF James II
Mcdonald. deceased.
WA II. HAMILTON
SO Russ Bldg Attorney for Administratriz
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

frames in rooms finished in hardwood for two
story attic brick veneer frame structure at NE
corner of Clay and Jones streets, e 1876 by
n 1916; 200
Helene Schierholz with W H. wickersham-
To erect "a two story frame at NV corner of
Howard and Seventeenth streets, 10 by n %:
$7,140.
American can company with f. H. welch-
To erect one story frame in W line of Ere
mont street 229 S of Folsom. Co. w 1916
29S, 25 S 22:9. 1926; $3.50.
c.. A. Meiser with Andrew Ees-All work
except shades and lighting fixtures for two
story frame at SW corner OF Liberty and Noe
streets S 100 by w 35 81 .920.
+ w. E. Lowe with Grant Fee-All work for
alterations of voorman building An N line of
Jackson street $3.50 f of Stockton. (.):6
w 1863, n "a, + 20, SI:6, 1876 w 40:9;
$1D 500
g. B. Vale with A. Brisa--To erect a two
story and basement frame in e line of Edith
street, 10 w Of Dupont; $l.T45.
Joseph Music estate company with G. H.
Hock-To erect a three story and basement
class building in T. line of Grant avenue
10 OF Post street, S 42:6. w 60, 46:6. "
GO; $21, $50.
Adams company with J. Il. O'SIara and Merle
ornamental iron and bronze company-Heating
plant etc. and ornamental iron for building
at NE corner Of Kearny and Sutter streets, 4
60.5, by E 40. SS.5T1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
DEATHS

CLIMo-In Oakland. CAL. November TO- 1908.
Alfred Climo, beloved husband Of the late
Charlotte Sarah Ciimo. and beloved brother OF
Samuel Climo native of County Cornwall,
Eng aged 61 years 10 months and 10 days.
A member OF Liberty lodge No. 35. X. Of p
CaIanthe temple No 6. Rathbone Sisters, and
the caikers' association of San Francisco.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services today
(Thursday), November r. 1905, at 2:30
o'clock D. m at Fraternity hall, corner Of
Seventh and Peralta streets, under the aus
pieces of Liberty lodge No. 35, X. Of p, Oak
land
CoILINS-In this city. November II. zoos,
Sarah A. Collins. beloved mother of William
A. a. p. Loretta and Joseph NJ Collins a
native of Albany. n. y. tAlbany, N. Y, pa
pers please copy
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fFri-
davl. November 49, 1905 at $50 O'clock
a. M. from her late residence. $50 Page
street thence to Sacred Heart church, where
requiem high mass for the repose OF her
soul will be celebrated, commencing at 0
a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. by
carriage
CULLEN this city. November O. 1905 10
seph dearly beloved husband of Catherine
Cullen. son of James and Mary Cullen, and
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
BIRTHS

HAGGARD-In this city, November IL, 1905 tc
the wife of X. G.. Haggard, son.
SAUNDERS-In this city, November 6, 1908, tc
the wife of Al Saunders, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
MARRIAGES

PURNES-KAISER-I this city November IL
1908, by Rev. E. z. bennett, George L. Purnes
and Alice NJ. Kaiser. both of Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
cARn nr THANks

I desire 70 thank my many friends and the
members Of Ivy chapter. Order OF Eastern
Star; In Estrella parlor No. 50. n d. G.. W..
and California circle. W. o. W. for their
sympathy and many beautiful foral offerings
In my late bereavement.
GEORGE FONGE-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

Do You Want S5.00s
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
Low GRADE ORE

opening up its acreage with machine
drills
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
ROpERTy TO ExcHANCE

A RANCH Of 400 acres with plenty of water 4
southern California, for city or Oakland prou
erty. sJ. p NASH. room go Bacon building
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

Building Contracts
George w. Hooper with l.. b. Moore mill and
lumber company-Au work except doors or
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

Plumbers and gas filters helpers
union No. 1 at its last meeting voted
SIS to sick and disabled members.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

50 Russ Blae-. Attorney for Administratrir.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
WANT ADS
OsMsKD AAEEOl BERMH FRUTVAlE
HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment Offce-Generai con
tractors; furnishes best help. 3S1 Sth ST., Oak
land Phone Oakland 3I5s. Home A45l3.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
RooMs AND RoARD-BerkeIey

VOTING man 10 board in private family room
wen furnished and sunny; SD per month. 1024
AilTia ST. Phone Berkeley 1922,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

BARGAIN COTTAGE
$3,OO0-A BEAUTIFUL room cottage in good To-
cality; convenient to transportation faeil-
tiles; new and modern; only 5000 cash.
balance $50 a month; quit paying rent
and buy home: others are doing this
Why not you?
RICHARD J. MONTGOMERY,
4Oth and Telegraph ay.;
Oakland. Cal
ARE you rent payer? 81 400; 500 down 500
work. sidewalk in Add. 1920 Bdwy.. Oakland.
HOMES monthly payments; banking interest;
we viii build buy you a home Pacific
Home Building Co, $50 Broadway, Oakland.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
SO MONTHLY on small first payment buys new
strictly modern cottage. rooms mantel. olec
tricity; price 81, 500, if sold Immediately: n
genuine bargain. Owner, 1014 Eagle av. near
Bay ST.
L. W. McGLAUFLIN. real estate and insurance
2401 Santa Clara ar.; phone Alameda 1859,
residence Alameda $40. Call at office for
BARGAINS IN HOUSES OR TOTS
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
A RANCH of 400 acres with plenty of water. in
southern California, for city or Oakland prop
erty. 81. 2. NASH. room 80, Bacon building
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
A. ]. SNYDER
90l Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
Sl,5O0-A northeast corner lot. 50x90, including
street work, between Grove and Market
10th and 46th SITS. This is the cheapest
corner in that locality
81, 150-Here is a snap in a cottage home for
only $500 cash and $25 per month; in
South Berkeley; rooms and bath; lot 50x
135. Bargain hunters can't go amss on
Slo,750-4 modern fats of rooms each paying
now Sl,26O per year; close TO station and
Broadway; best close in snap in fats.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12

Clerks union local No. 410 initiated
several eligibles at its meeting on
Tuesday night and at the close of the
session defeated the members of the
Oakland local at whist.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-12
TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
BUSINESS CHANCES

Lodging Houses for safe-OakIand
BAY COUNTIES REALTY CO..
265 Bacon block. Phone Oakland S1Ss-The
hest bargains IN rooming houses in the city;
list your houses with US for quick sales.
90 SUNNY rooms. nicely furnished: ? baths.
lsuBdries; cheap; parties going away. 516
18th ST. right in town.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05
Shoriff's Sale.

By virtue OF an order Of sale issued ont of
the county court Of sedgwick COUNT and
state Of Colorado. md . me direessd. .be1e- rn
Five Hundred seven ss-i0O Dollars tSs1r ~
and GS8 costs of suit. the amount found due
trss.l out oi - e sins Se1 ~ Ior,si rssi
Sssperz 0sso m1sh the1Iof q mo- e necss-
TsS%s: 81 .,! aoobsf "a dSeffs 6 Esn q sa IL;
Nine tS In Township Eleven (iD North Of
Eange Forty-six (ts) West except railroad
rtght-0f.way. situated in sedgWIck COUNT,
state Colorado. have levied on the above de-
scrtbed property.
Therefore. -sccording TO said command. l
shall expose for sale. At public lGtaon. Iii the
tight, title and interest Of the thove-naned
Thonas J. Hcoper and George c. nek u and
Y " shove descrtbed property. qn SAsarday
the south front door Of tho court house In
JulosbnfW. COLORADO. 80
Dated Il JuIesburs this ID day VI Jude
C. L MOn0An, Sheriff
sedgwick County. Colorodo.
First publication IN The Juieeburg Grit
A0vocoto June 5. 1909. Last publlcatjoO June
-. 1905.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-06-05

|! me feels dull or >piritles> in he
spring or early summer. they calf il
"Spriig Fever But there is no te
yer. usually. 1t Is the afte, effects OF
our winter habits The nerves are
mostly at fault. Tired. w''rn."ut nerves
leave Us languid. lifet"--. and without
spirit "r ambition. \ few doses of d..
Shoop'> Restorative will absolutely
aud quickly change all of these de-
pressing symptoms. Fh- Rest ra'iv"
of course won't bring you back to iull
heath in a day or W. but it viii 10
enough in IS hours to satisfy you that
the remedy is reaching thai Tired
spot" Druggists everywhere are ad-
vI>ing its use as II splendid and prom. pt
general tonic. II gives mnrr vim and
more spirit TO the sprnnful than any
other known nerve or c,n>tilu utional
tonic. 1t sharpenS = fai,inv appetite.
aids digestion. frees SluygiS liverS and
kidneys. and brings new life. siren 9Th
and ambition. Test il d few days and
he convinced. Sold by Hoosier Drug