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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Brynn Elected senator.

1 Jacksonville, Fla, February S.-The
State Executive Committee to- day Off
cially certified the selection Of N. r..
BRYAN IS United States Senator to sue
ceed D. p. Taliaferro The vote was:
Biount. 1881; Bryan. 1891.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Roonerelt BANQUET 70 Co.t s,o ooo
. n e " a

| ! = ,,,.,- ;, :, :. -1'11']+'' = eVt udI CT en-
.nthusand dollars will be expended on
q banquet to be given to CoInnaI Tboot
lore lore Roosevelt at the French Onera
iha a March II. at which he viii Il
ma me guest OF the city. It is csti.
sio per plate. Roosevelt medalIions
a , being cast. costing So each ba a..
Hueter TO he provided with ono
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
XirEi,lians MT thn uo.eI.

Murphys-J Lewis Tucker Williams burg
Mfs I. na.is. Dublin; o. Z. Bcei., Har-
rIafnhurs " II, Cromwell. Gloucester Point;
r.: r. ZONES. atrpnia; Mr and Mrs H. r.
Wit!hmE, Arrona; Air and Mrs. c. IL Bass
pntariot Joe Hoffman, Amelia; G. H. Cut
piper. SoFiolk. Mrs. James Judd Culpcper:
Ai!ss Bckcls. Cuipeper: 8. G. and +. r Eu.
2ank, Onlarin J. 6, Davis, Shelton: F. p
y hiLehead, LS1chhnrG; SIR. and Mrs r e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Collector Promoted

III, ~, starnuck. former division deputv
ut'eytpE o. the United states Internal Revc.
y rue a,cpcrtmen' stationed a, Greensboro X.
-, !i ,as heen made general deputy collector
unl,ed States revenue agent for the Fourtb
Sorth carolina and second Virginia coljen.
.,on o!s'fie's. with headquarters In Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
JUAREz is STILL
FREEFROMAT ATTACK
tCohtinued From First Page.


linn. 'uot ms
It Is likely that If any extensive
use OF aeropianes IN scouting is made.
e,Ithcf by the United States or By Mex
10. number OF the military attaches
~, ~ washington Will apply 10 the State
department Tor permission to be pres
.nt ana watch the operations from 81
technical standpoint =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
CYCLONE STRIKES REUNION
Great Damage Is Reported IN Er,,
Island Colnn,.

----- 80 = IscPUftcN III ErcnCh
Island Colony.
arts, February s,-Advices received
by the ministry of the colonies
rom reunion state that the island
was struck by syclone that continued
.or thTee days The damage is heavy.
put II Is Impossible 10 estimate It. as
.1lii'iiuiiioh between the different
places is cut off.
The official dispatches do not state
whet Their there was loss of life ar
not -
Reunion is an island Of the Mas
carone group in the Indian Ocean.
forming a French colony. Its area Is;
~ square miles, and it has a popula-
ton or about $4,000. It's capital is ST.
Denis. The chief products are sugar
coffee and tobacco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
RcbcIa Put 10 Elinht

20 Mexican newspapers dated To. d'a =
say the rebels who several DAYS "a
sacked the mining town of Nicves
"a. a.ecus, near the Sonora line were
ana that garrison had been Or
ueren 10 the town from the tsapital
~ me state. The rebels are said 10
nave liberated the prisoners in tbo
la'i and robbed several business bo,,srs
ana the public Offices go
= telegram to Ell Dlaro from Duran
sso -, reiated that on Monday a small
pouy OF lnsurrectos crossed from sin
i 1oa ana took possession of T'amazuia.
D.uiahSo, and were threatening I,oDi,
al Of volunteers was opposing tho
az Nahcc NO hghting IS reported
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
1Iexfcnus Are Ito1,,

e, r. paso. Texas. February S.-unitou
s.atcs troops captured six lnsurrectos
Ili ~ "aeonloaI of provisions ncarth,.
II naso smcltcr to-day. and gro nov.
hnoiuing them ut the Ell Paso customs
nE ,lnsurrecto general, Jose Perfecto
Loineli. who commanded a, Tho h,t,io
- OJihhSa. was among the prisoners
=, .heh en-. General Lomel WAS q former
Me&ican army colonel
~ noon nine armed insurrccfos ..ra
EITested at Pclea. Nnw AIcxicn -. ~. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09

San Diego. Cal, February s.-Fif,cen
reUeis Killed and six horses and Is. 900
.ouHds OF ammunition captured fas Inc
Jesuit or battle between sixty reheis
snd seventy fivo Mexican troops under
v van 3a,d, Of :, Captain Gonzales, which
tcen . ,niIsn IN iichachio Canyon. eigh-
day afternoon. - es'e,r
The battle. according to advices re-
u ncinrt by telephone. lasted forty fiyc
mI!nntcs' The Federal troops had The
aayantage Of position in the eanv ,on
an poured a deadly fire into tho rehni
eIs x. "lthn short time fifteen reb
The rebels then fed eastward " ou'ldeo'
as soon as the result OF tho nrb,
fo!x. iea a!l,t BY Governor Vega. Of
-, I,1nlifornia. he started in nur.
oHiL OF Inc inSurrertoS 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09

I I !
News has been received In he Southsitie
Of the deaf In Cairo. Egypt OF E. I. Pol
lard. brother OF L. NJ. Pollard. OF South
Richmond. Mr. Pollard connected with
the American Tobacco Company lAllen 6:
Gintcr Branch)
The remains will be kept in Egypt for a
year and then brought to this country for
burial The burial Will take place in Roam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
7. 70 Continue Meetings Nc.t Week.

To Continue MccfInGN NtNt Week.
Rainy. disagrceable weather has at
fectcd the attendance at the revival meet
ings conducted by Rev. j. j. Wicker. pastor
OF tile I-oigh Street Baptist Church in the
Bainbridge street Church that 1t has been
decided 10 continue the meetings for the
next week. making the series last two weeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09

Every one ought to have some extra
ileSh on the bonY structure OF the body,
both for the sake OF health and self
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09

The eloquent sermons of Mr.. Wicker arc
arousng the greatest enthusiasm the
part of his hearers. and promise to have a
lasting effect. Special music is being rem
dcred each night by the choir. The services
bepiD 7.30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09
Personal and General.

y pretty wedding cclebra ed yestar-
day afternoon at O'Clock In The home OF
the Rev. J. r. Haley. pastor OF he Stock
ton Street Baptist Church. when Mis-. Ger
trnde c. 'roler. OF Petersburg. became the
wife OF Eugene r. Bottom, Of Beach. Ches-
terrified county Mi. and Mrs. Bottom Will
make their home AT Beach.
Mr.. Maurice. father OF tho Police Justice,
which has confined him recently TO his
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
"Cives Any Woman
A New Skin"

Lillian Langley I'm The London Fash
ion," (Eng)
Within the last three months,
have answered over 1000 letters from
women asking one and the same 91es-
ton What shall | do for my com
plexion?' and, although | dislike TO
write for publication, my knowledge
of toilet articles will put any woman's
mind at rest as to what she should
use.
After 20 years of study in the
treatment OF the face, neck and arms,
find that few women know how 10
really improve their appearance. The
usual treatment OF the beauty spe-
cialist is a dangerous thing, as II is
too harsh. II seems TO have done good.
but oh MY shortly hair. starts to
grow, and such a lot OF wrinkles, and
the skin soon becomes rough and red
and is all dried up.
The following simple home recipe
will practically give any woman a
new skin: Dissolve an original pack.
age OF Mayatone I'm s ounces OF witch.
hazel. Massage the face, arms and
neck with this solution twice daily
This will remove all shine from the
skin, giving II a natural. dainty color
II prevents the growth of hair. and
Is absolutely harmless even TO =
baby's skin. All sorts OF facial
blemIshes will soon disappear, and
also the stray haira"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
Famous s.Pinf Of Cough
Syrup" Receipt
No Better Remedy nj Any Price.
Fully Guarantees.

Make a plain syrup by mixing one
pint OF graduated sugar and y pint
Of warm water and stir for two min
utes. Put AZ ounces OF pure Pinex
and MI Il up with the Sugar Syrup
This gives you q family supply OF the
best cough syrup at O saving OF ~:
II never spofls. Take q teaspoonful
every one, two or three hours.
The effectiveness Of this simple REM
edy II surprising. II seems TO take
hold instantly, and will usually stop
the most obstinate cough In "a hours
IL tones up the j9ded appetite and Ia
Just laxative enough to be helpful In q
cough, and has q pleasing taste. Also
excellent for bronchial trouble, throat
tickle, sore lungs and asthma, and an
uneaualed remedy for whooping cough.
This recipe for making cough REM
edv with Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cor
strained honey. 10 prime fayorite
states and Canada. The plan has
been Initiated. though never success
fuiIy. II you try IL, use only genuine
Pinex, which IL the most valuable
concentrated compound Of Norway
White pine extract. and Is rich In
guiaicof and all the natural healing
pine elements. other preparations viii
not work I'm this recipe.
n guaranty OF absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded. goes With
The Pinex Co. IT. Wayne. Ind.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
THE STAGE

In the Garrick theater, next week,
e. II. Sothern and Miss Julia Mar
lowe Will appear for seven per-
formances In q repertoire OF Shake
spearean plays. The opportunity TO
see two stars OF acknowledged art
blending their efforts towards portray
ing the best works OF the drama and
TO producing those works In the most
lavish manner possible Is keenly ap-
prsciated not only by the regular
theatergoer, but by those who sell
dom, II ever, enter q playhouse. A
feature OF the Detroit engagement
will be the production Of Macbeth.
which will be given for the first time
by Mr.. Sothern and Miss Marlowe, In
this city. The arrangement OF the
repertoire IL as follows: Monday and
Thursday nights and Saturday matt
nee, Macbeth" Tuesday night.
Romeo and Juliet" Wednesday
night, Hamlet" Friday night, The
Merchant OF Venice" and Saturday
night, Tanning OF the Shrew."
Will M. Cressy and Blanche Dayne,
are provoking laughter galore with
their new joy-vehicle, by Mr.. Cressy,
OF course, entitled, "One Night Only"
In the Temple theater this week. The
sketch Ia imbned with homely whole
some humor. Mr.. Cressy Is prolific
writer as well as an actor and has
nearly $50 playlets to his credit. He
IL also contributor to magazines,
newspapers and other periodicals. his
frnx al ~
ing readily published AS an actor
he IL said to be the best "Rube" char
acter on the American stage. Miss
Dayne, Mrs. Greasy, In private life, Is
an able support to Mr.. Cressy and a
charming Coincidence OF much talent.
Another feature OF the same program
Is Miss Carson, formerly a feature or
the Sam Bernard and of the F. Zeig-
field musical productions, who has a
voice OF great range and quality.
William Gillette's engagement In
the Detroit opera house. is an inter
esting event OF the hour among local
theater goers. Mr.. Gillette has made
Sherlock Holiness" with which he
opens the engagement and repeats on
Tuesday evening and at the Saturday
matinee, familiar to theatrical audi
ences all over this country. In secret
Service of which he is the author
and which he plays on Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings. he
has written a drama In the truest
sense of that much-abused word. eli
max follows climax so quickly that
the hero, played by Mr.. Gillette, Is
scarcely out or one dilemma before he
Is in a far more dangerous situation.
Mr.. Gillette Friday evening will APP
pear In THE Private Secretary a
farcical comedy Of the broadcast and
most hilarious type. 1t has been al
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02

Gen. A. w. Greedy had been sent
into the arctic region by the govern
ment TO establish geographical sta
tons.
Lieut. Lockwood and Brainard. both
of the party, pushed ON alone, and
found their farthest north In latitude
SO degrees "a minutes. There they
Lnfurled the stars and stripes.
After Lockwood and Brainard re.
Joined the expedition, the whole
party fell back 10 Cape Sabin AND
went into winter quarters. The arctic
GUNNER is severe, but the arctic win
ter is many more times as cold
There were 20 men In the party
and they Immediately set about TO re
sist the rigors Of the bitter winter
But to start with. provisions were low
The expedition had been provisioned
| for three years, but the time was al
most up, and whether the party could
subsist until found I'm the summer
looked doubtful TO Greedy. He put his
men on short rations, and In a weak
ened condition they began the Iona
walt
The arctic winter is the arctic
night. The sun that circles near tbs
southern horizon gently drops below
the western skyline. and swiftly dark
ness settles over the land Of ice.
Through the darkness the explor
ers could see the northern lights
cleaning and dancing in fiery. fan
tastic shapes beyond that spb, a
1924. where our country's flag fiutter
ed to the blighting breeze. But anal
ly the blazing blues, reds. greens ant
yellows OF Natures great masterpiece
came to seem like tongues Of devour
ing fire that licked the crust of thu
snow.
The glaring Ice, in the waning light
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02

NJ, VIII give a pedro party Thursday
evening. In the home OF Mrs. Il. 4.
Sharrar, No 300 Lansing-ave.
The Adcraft club will begin series
OF weekly talks In their club rooms,
Thursday evening, on Selling and
distribution as related To advertising,
TO continue throughout March
90
The marriage OF Miss Marion Thur
Der TO Edwin DENLY will be very
quietly celebrated Saturday, March
IL, al high noon. The wedding will
take place In the home OF the bride,
No. 643 Jefferson-ave., and will be o
family affair.
The Michigan Yale Alumni associa-
ton will hold its annual banquet in
the University club. Saturday eve
ming, March 4. Professor Edward b.
Reed, of the English department OF
Yale, will be the chief speaker.
81
The Schubert club, an organization
of business men In the North Wood
ward district, gave a successful con
cert, Tuesday evening, In the High
land Park Presbyterian church. The
club Is under. the direction of Arch.
bald Jackson, the well-known baritone
and Is doing good work In choral
music.
A reception was held in the Wayne
Gardens. Tuesday evening, for the Of
ficers and visitors attending the trien'
NAL state encampment OF the Royal
Neighbors OF America which convened
Wednesday for the transaction OF
business and election of delegates TO
the annual encampment to be held In
Denver, In May.
The committee In charge OF the ar
rangements for the annual large ball
OF Friendship lodge, +. 4 A. M, held
Tuesday evening, In the Masonic tenn
pie, made good I'm every particular and
the party proved to be one OF the most
successful and brilliant given within
the temple walls this year. Many
novelties were introduced I'm the must
cal numbers.
o.
The Central High School Alumni
will hold the annual business meet
ing and reunion In the auditorium Of
the Central High, Friday evening,
March The business session will
be held at 1880 O'Clock and an hour
later there-will= program of
music and dramatics In the audi
forum, which will be followed by
dancing In the boys gymnasium
%
"A night In Seville" was the title
given by the Harmonic society to the
annual bal masque given Tuesday
evening. in Harmonic hall The ball
room was decorated with Spanish
flags and colors and the festivities
opened with mock bull fight. Har-
monte members are famous for the
novelties presented at their parties
and Tuesdays entertainment outdid
previous best efforts. No one was al
lowed on the dancing floor unmasked
and the costumes were as handsome,
unique and colorful as ever were worn
at carnival.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Thor.
burn to K. G. Kenning. both OF Wind.
sor, took place Tuesday evening, In
the home of the brides brother, James
t. Thorburn, No. 813 Second-ave., De
troit. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. w T. Jaquess, OF the
Trumbullave. Presbyterian church,
assisted by the Rev. j. G. Tolmie, of
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02

said the better. | do not work on
any theories or by any rules. What
ever occurs TO me | set down. AS
for my views about the drama, !
haven't any. The drama may be de-
clining and IL may not do not work
with any lofty ideals OF so-called high
art. The only art | hold in view Is
the art Of producing something with
which to please the public sufficiently
TO attract II in paying quantities, The
public has directed the drama, as
well as nearly everything else so far.
and has dragged critics and thinkers
and philosophers along after II by the
heels, so that II seems as well to look
directly TO the power behind the
throne. especially as the power is al
ways saying one thing, while the
power 10 insisting on the other
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
csssLvs rAArHrsr NORTH.

turned purple TO the exp1oreFu.
they found themselves IN 3 vcu
land of mysteries. +.
AT last the spring came on~1 ~
vas an arctic spring-ssill cold.
the purple shadows took form ~
the saffron sun crept up from n
southeast and began Its long jouFI
around the horizon, until Il Yet -
in a blaze Ia the western sky.
No relief came. The men wC'
starving. The dogs that had droU
the sIedges over the ice were bu<o
cred and eaten. ~
One day the emaciated body Of o.
OF the party was found. The man ~
died OF hunger and cold Then Other
died. Every few days some melQI
OF the party would stumble upon
upturned face OF y dead man. Drif1|
20 the EXTREMIST desperation, VIII
per went around the camp. ~aou
man must be eaten Who Will ~
his life?"
Greedy discouraged these murmu(1
but every man became EuspicIouo q
every other man. and all further r(@
was impossible. All were now doo|
but seven, and Greedy heroically ptoo
guard over the provisions.
One day Greedy. looking out OF ~
opening OF The hut, saw Q stream 4
thiG smoke on the horizon. He WafQ(
ed and that afternoon a ship can
into view The next day the rcI|
ship, under Commander w. 8, S<dI
later of Spanish war fame, iand(o
party They found the explorers IA
creed by their aardshirs. The sev@
dying men We're taken on board, 9
gether with the bodies OF the dead, a
juno. 1884, and the expedition return
ed TO the United States. among q
! first American heroes Of the arctic.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
MICHIGAN MEN PROMOTED.
Department Of Commerce Advances
Employees Of Bureau Of Fisheries.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE de-
partment OF commerce and labor an
nounced the following promotions OF
Michigan men today.
William Thayer, fro mforeman. at
81, 200, OF the bureau OF fisheries at
Alpena to superintendent at North
Vile, at $500: Byron G. Filkins, from
foreman. at 1850. at Worthwhile, "a
forman at $1,000 at Alpena; A. Il
Stewart, from fish culturist at 5000, te
foreman at $3.50 at Worthwhile.
In the Immigration service Edward
l.. Han, Jr., was today promoted from
Immigration inspector az = 1880, a
warroad. TO immigration inspector a
81 500 at Montreal, Canada. ga
PULLMAN.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
GETS HER CHANCE BY
STICKING TO MISS ANGLIN

Last summer when Margaret Ang-
lin was producing "Antigone" in the
Greek theater, in California. she was
besouyht by all kinds and conditions
OF students OF dramatic art to permit
them to assist her by walking In the
crowd OF Athenian citizens. Every
body seemed to be aspiring for the
honor OF appearing with Miss Anglin.
Ultimately all the extra people were
selected and rehearsals were called.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
A. N, ARMSTRONG RELEAsED'
Former Prison Warden Finishes r.
In House OF Correction.

Allen N. Armstrong. former wof<
den of Jackson prison. sentenced g.
serve year In the Detroit House a
Correction. In addition to paying e.
$4,000 fine for accepting bribe from
Fred w. Green. OF Ionia, in Come
ton with prison contract work, VIZ
released, Wednesday morning. afk4<
having served his term, minus so4<
time for good behavior. No relatiyQ1
or friends were at the prison to CO.
ceive him as he left. He declined a.
discuss his plans for the future. ~
is understood that he will go TO Sos1t.
Bend, Ind. where his wife and mar
ried daughter are living. He was give
new suit Of clothes and small
sum OF money, earned while In prfso1.
His hair is now much whittier and ~
appears to have aged little stncc
entering the prison.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
VIEWS ABOUT THE DRAMAl
HAVEN'T ANY, SAYS GILLETTE

As rule, William Gillette, who will
appear In the Detroit opera house
next week, is vigorously reticent as
to his personal opinions on any sub
ject. That he can express himself
clearly whenever approached, will be
gathered from the following rejoinder
he recently sent an inquirer,
II will not wrote Mr.. Gillette
under any circumstances talk abou,
my work. The public has ample op
portunity to see it-whenever there
is anything to see. II II Is good, IL
will speak for itself; II bad, the less
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02

Windsor. Miss Kathleen Kenning.
sister OF the groom. attended the
bride. and Walter L. McGregor, OF
VAUDEVILLE, was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenning will live In Windsor on
their return from an eastern wedding
trip.
Smart society turned out to the
number OF the conventional four hun
dred for the -Mardi Gras -masque
which was given Tuesday evening in
the Hotel Pontchartrain for the bene-
AT OF the East Side Settlement, The
ball room was beautifully decorated
with red tulle, the masque OF comedy
being skilfully and appropriately used
In the decorations The costumes
were unusually rich and beautiful
and many of them were highly orig
inal. "Chantecler' was there strut.
ting and Growing and moved among
the dancers dispensing eggs filed
with bon bons The ball was opened
at 10 o'clock with the entrance OF
the king and queen and their attend
ants Miss Elizabeth Miller as queen
wore white satin gown with court
train OF blue velvet, and William Tai
man as king was gorgeously array
ed In royal coat and Knockers OF white
satin. The ladies in waiting were
charmingly dressed in white satin
with court wells and included the
Misses Mary and Isabelle Lothrop
Miss Anne LOOMS, Miss Elizabeth
Hodges, Miss Gwendolyn Currie and
her guest, Miss Eugene Root, OF New
York. Those who We're not en- masque
occupied the gallery and the boxes
The affair was brilliant success, and
Mrs. b. c. Whitney, who was the
originator, was complimented on al
sides.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02


Among the extra people were some
members of San Francisco class,
which was presided over by an ex.
actor of some repute. After the re-
hearsing had proceeded, the members
OF this class were notified by their
president that they were required TO
take part in professional tour OF a
melodrama In the small California
towns.
To the intense annoyance of Miss
Anglin all of them abandoned their
work in "Antigone' and left her in
the lurch--all except one young lady
student. who had the good sense TO
appreciate that she could learn more
OF her art by sticking to Miss Anglin
than by transforming with a melo-
drama around the country. The result
justified the young lady for Miss
Anglin was so pleased with her work
in "Antigone" that she gave her let
tiers of recommendation to managers
I'm the east. from one of whom she Sc
cured her first real engagement.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
CARTER DOES TIME.

Goes To Jail Rather Than Pay School
Teachers Judgment
Alfred Carter, of Flat Rock, has
entered the Wayne county Jail to
serve nine months in lieu Of paying
judgment of $1,000, which Miss Lii
liam Burden secured against him in
a SANDER suit. She has paid his
board for four weeks, and he will be
kept the full term II she continues to
come forward with the board money
every week; otherwise he will be re-
leased
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02

day; from Dee "a to June n the
lighting time will be reduced one min
ute daily. II now costs about 81 a
year 10 maintain lamp, but this the
inventor expects TO reduce so per
cent
The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
Wife Got Tip Top Advice.

MY wife wanted me to take our
boy TO the doctor to cure an ugly
I oii," writes ID. Frankel OF Stroud
Okla II said put Bucklen's Arnica
Salve on it, She did so, and it cured
the boil In q shcrt time" Quicke d
healer OF Burns. Scalds. Cuts, Corns
bruises, Sprains. Swellings. Be7,
File cure on earth Try H. Only 36c
at &. c. Kinsel. Cray & Wooster. Cen.
trail Drug Co.
Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. Is John R.-st Cal
Main 1898. or City 33s5.