The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, December 07, 1899, Page 4, Image 4

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llasanyonn psudrtilarly noticed In a
fusion shoot how lit price of oats is
climbing upwnid Dont nil speak at
unco
Coin Harvey is going to writo an
other hook with which to got moro coin
Those who so otijoyml his lust fublo hopo
tho plot nuiy ho useomplutolii tho forth
coming work
After four hundred years of Turkish
tyranny Oreto has or Into bcon enjoying
tho happy oblivion of tho peaceful
Prince Georges administration law bcon
vary prosperous anil happy ono
Poor old democracy in Htill huiiMiiK
for an issuo despite tho fact that air
Uryan has hundreds of hum up his
sloovo any ono of which is guaranteed to
have a moro eerie olTVot than a ton -foot
ghost in a country graveyard on a dark
niffht
Sonntor John T Morgan doinoorat
of Alabama sizes up ono of tho lending
questions most completely in six words
There is as much truth and sense in
thorn for thinking men as thorn would
bo if tho ronuuk was strung out through
volumes or volumes its it might ho Ho
nays Kxpnnsion is accomplished
Imperialism is impossible
Whitolaw Roid in his spoooh at tho
Now York chamber of conunoreo ban
quet made an undoubtedly truo and wise
declaration when ho said If thoro aro
any tlueo great nations in tho world
that God and nature mount for otornal
noaco and amity with each other thoso
throo aro Great Britain Gormany and
tho United States
J Sterling Morton wants to seo tho
congressional apportionment equalized
South Carolina with a voting popula
tion of ill 771 is represented in congress
by fiovi n representatives being ono for
ouoli voters whilo Nebraska with
illill voters has but six representa
tives or ouo to oaoh 15WS votos cast
Based on tho election of 1818
Hon Thomas W Tipton who repro
flouted Nobrnskiv in tho United States
senate for eight years died at his homo
in Washington Tuesday agod 81 years
He was a nativo of Ohio but camo
to Nobnuka in 1858 and sinco bis re
tirement has lived in Washington Ho
loaves a widow and two sons M W
Tifton of Santa Fo and T O Tipton of
Washington Ho was ouo of tho first
two souators from tho stato serving from
1857 to 1875 His colleague was Gene
ral Thnyor who is uearing his 80th
birthday but who is still in full posses
sion of his fnolities Thus has another
pioneer in Nebraska politics passed
away Tho old guard is rapidly
thinning and tho dutios onco so faith
fully preformed by them Is boiug as
sumed by new aud youngor men but
their deods will over bo roinomborod by
present aud coming gouorationt
This question about seating Rrigham
Roberts iu congress is iu tho estimation
of The Nkws no question nt all That
body canuot uudor any oxouso afford
to publicly aud oftloially endorse polyg
amy without throwing wido opou tho
doors of tho nation to tho practice If
a polygamist is allowed to sit In tho
highest councils of tho nation as a law
giver it Is within tho provlnco of any
oltizen to adopt tho practice and defy a
law that forbids whilo acknowledging
n uoted violation Congressman Roberts
of Utah cannot and will not bo Boated
This Is ovidontly the view of tho situa
tion taken by congress as a body judg
ing from roports of Its action yesterday
when by a voto of 02 to i0 it adopted
tho Taylor resolution This provides
for tho appoiutment of a special com
mittee to investigate the charges mado
against Roberts and deuies him tho
right to participate iu thho proceedings
of tho houso or hold a seat therein pond
ing Euidcommitteob report
Tho death of Senator Hay ward precip
itates au immodiato tight among tho
f usionists as to who shall represent tho
btate in tho United States sonato until
another election can bo had Tho Beloo
tiou of Senator Haywnrds successor
falls upon Governor Poynter and tho
contest for tho placo seoms likely to be
between ex Senator Allen aud G M
Hitchcock of tho Omaha World Herald
So long as It is coucoded that tho posi
tion Is to go to a fusionist we siucerely
hope the governor will appoint Mr
Allen who is recoguized by everyone as
an able man well qualified forthe posi
tion He already has a strong standing
among tho senators at Washington
aud he is in position to do more real
good to the state aud especially to tho
northern portion than auy other fusion
ist who can be Bout there Whilo it is
not probable that the endorsement of a
republican will out auy figuro iu the
action of Governor Poynter yet if it
would we hoartily hopo that he will
consult tho Lost interests of the state
by appointing Seuator Allen
An Important Document
Tho Fifty sixth congress yesterday
afternoon liHtemd to PreMiloiit MoKin
leys mosxiigo and tho substance of tho
document is today before tho people for
their consideration It is expected that
his views and recommendations will not
bo satisfactory to all but with I ho vast
majority of people thoso who assisted
him to tho highest nllleial position with
in their gift it will bo read with plea
stun and satisfaction
Tho message Is a lengthy ono but not
wordy every sentence bearing a moan
ing and sigiiillcanctf worthy of deep and
thoughtful consideration
In handling tho important now ques
tions devolving upon tho govorninont
thoro is no equivocation and his policy is
outlined in unusually cloar out and
firm language
Tho opposition has iu times past bcon
pleased to sneer at tho presidents lack
of backbone and has sought to convoy
tho Impression that ho would sooner
uvado mi issuo than meet it His mes
sage backed by tho activities preceding
it removes any potsiblo ground on
which to mako such assertions in tho
future It proves that ho Is not only
willing but able to meet any question
which may demand his attention
Ho with pleasure reviews what has
boon done during tho past few years
along business lines Tho statements
that tho combined imports and exports
for tho year 1800 aro tho largest over
shown by a single year in all our his
tory and tltat our exports for 1811
alone exceeded our imports aud exports
combined iu 1870 aro sulllclont to Indi
cate how wo have prospered and ex
panded in u business sense and is ex
ceedingly gratifying to tho president
and all his supporters who claimod that
if elected an era of prosperity would bo
developed that would contrast very
markedly with tho season of depression
through which tho country had passed
Not only was this contrast developod
but it has been shown that tho business
compared most favorably with other
oniB that at tho time wore termed pros-
porous
As a basis for this marvolous busiuoss
activity tho condition of tho national
troasury is shown to bo perfoot it hav
ing within tho past fow yours boon
brought up from a soason of depression
aud lack of funds to a firm financial
basis
On Decombor 1 1800 tho avilablo
cash balanco was 278C0I 811772 of
which 2K 71 l005ll was in gold coin
aud bullion This ulouo is Butlicieut
ground for tho confidence in tho ability
of tho administration to do business on
business lines It is further stated that
by tho end of tho year 1000 thoro will bo
a surplus of approximately 40000000
Tho much talked of purchaso of
125000000 was shown to bo a wise busi
ness move and ono that could bo af
forded While tho proniium paid was
22tl5f21 tho not saving to the govern
ment iu interest on these bonds wus
3 885000
Tho presidout recommends that tho
socrotary of tho treasury bo givon ad
ditional powor aud charged with tho
duty to soil United States bonds and to
employ such othor effective means as
may bo necessary to maintain tho
presout gold standard mouotnry policy
of the government This recommenda
tion when it is cousierod with what suc
cess the past policy In that regard has
boon mot cannot but bo satisfactory
Even thoso who looked for relief to tho
freo aud unlimited colnago of silver
must acknowledge that all our presout
system of finances neoded was a busi
ness admiulstintiou of the monotary
systotn and if this can bo strengthened
it will most thoroughly accomplish tho
purposes of the government
Tho president acknowledges and fa
vors a merchaut marino that in this
growing age is a posltlvo necessity to
tho oountry tho business of which
has been largoly carrlod on through
foreign ship owuors To promote this
ho desires congress to take immodiato
action looking toward tho strougthouing
and promoting of our shipping facilities
Ou tho question of haudllng truBts
and combinations tho president takes a
firm stand aud whilo reviewiug tho
work that previous administrations have
endeavored to accomplish looking
toward their control ho makes addi
tional rocommeudatinus In that regard
in acknowledging that theso combina
tions are obnoxious not only to tue
common law but to tho publio welfare
he states a fact patent to all but ho
goesou furthorand says Thoro must
be a remedy for tho evils involved iu
such organizations If tho presout law
can bo extended more cortaiuly to con
trol or check these monopolies or trusts
it should bo done without delay What
ever powor tho congress possossos over
this most important subject should be
promptly ascertained aud asserted
This supports tho assertions previously
made that iu this as in all other import
ant questions tho republican party can
and will handle it to the satisfaction of
tho people
The situation lu tho Philippines is
handled in detail without fear or favor
a largo portion of tho message being di
rected to this question Whilo btatlug
that the future of the Islauds is exclus
ively in the hands of congress aud the
grave responsibilities of Its position is
presented the president gives no room
for doubt as to his intentions until the
matter is finally disposed of by that
body Ho Bays
THE NORFOLK NEWS TIlliKSDAT DECEMBER 7 1800
QUuiil congress shall havo mado
known tho formal expression of its will
l shall use the authority vested iu me by
tho constitution mid the statutes to up
hold the sovereignty of tho United States
iu tlmso distant islands as iu all other
places where our Hag rightfully lloats
I shall put at tho disposal of tho army
aud navy all tho means which tho lib
erality of congress and tho peoplo havo
provided to causo this unprovoked and
wasteful insurrection to coaso If any
orders of mine woro lcqulrod to insure
the merciful conduct of military and
naval operations they would not bo
lacking hut every step of tho progress
of our troops has boon marked by a hu
manity which has surprised oven tho
misguided insurgents Tho truest
kindness to them will bo a swift and
olVectivo defeat of their present loader
Tho Irotir of victory will bo tho hour of
olomeuoy and reconstruction
No effort will bo spared to build up
tho wasto places desolated by war ami
by long yoars of lnisgovornmont Wo
shall not wait for tho end of strifo to
begin this beneficent work Wo shnll
continue as wo havo begun to opou tho
schools and tho churchos to sot tho
courts in operation to foster industry
and trade and agriculture mid iu every
way in our powor to mako thoso people
whom providonco lias brought within
our jurisdiction reel Mint It Is tlioir
liberty and not our power their welfaro
and not our gain wo aro seeking to en
hance Our Hag has novor waved ovor
any community but iu blessing I be
lieve the Filipinos will soon recognize
tho fact that it has not lost Its gift of
bonodietion in its world wido journey to
their shores
If tltiB is not a clear cut firm stand on
a paramount quostiou it wouldbo hard
to find ono that is That it required a
man of iudolinitablo will and purposo
to handles this matter is conclusive and
it is just ns conclusive that tho right
man is at tho helm This declaration
instead of showing evil designs of mili
tarism or imperialism indioatos that jus
tico and cloinoucyistho first considera
tion All that is asked of the Tugals is
that this govoruiuont bo givonan oppor
tunity to show what it can accomplish
for thorn and if not thou satisfactory it
will bo iu their powor to direct thoir
own affairs
Tho relations of tho government with
foroigu nations is roviowod at length
aud recommendations in tho treatment
of all questions aro mado This review
indicatos that tho United States is fully
compotont to uphold its placo as oae of
tho worlds powers His recommenda
tions lu regard to tho Nicaragua canal
aro especially worthy of commendation
ns overyouo rocogmzes tho importance
of this proposed gatoway to tho commer
cial world
It will surpriso many to learn that
Alaska is placed iu the same category
as the islands of Hawaii aud Porto Rico
aud that tho sanio legislation in each
instance Is recommended If tho gov
ernment is expandiug aud assuming im
perialistic airs no w it was doing tho same
when Alaska was purchased and what
will be nocossary in tho government of
Alaska will apply in regard to other
posesssions not a part of tho mainland
Tho president pays a high tribute to
the army and navy and especially to the
volunteers in which all will coniuoide
President McKiuloys message will go
down In history as ono of tho most im
portant documents over Issued
A Ijosb to tho State
In tho death of Senator M L Hay
ward Nebraska losei an enterprising
progressive citizen ouo who has sinco
an early day boon identified with its
progress aud development His career
as a politician began when he was ap
pointed to tho district judgeship in 1880
Tho record ho mado was so satisfactory
that his advauco was continuous In
his race for tho governorship last year
ho received tho decided approbation of
the republicnus of the state who were
not strong enough at that tiino to ele
vate him to tho position Ho received
proper rocogutlon howovor at the
hands of a republican legislature and
was olectod as United States senator to
succeed Senator Allen whoso term had
expired What was lost by tho country
through his death is not known as
ho uover had an opportunity to ox
orciEo his abilities in the great
law making body to which ho
was olovated That his actions would
havo been honorablo aud a credit to the
state ho was elected to represent is
doubted by no ono who has studied his
career lu stato politics and it is particu
larly sad that ho should bo summoned
honco on tho day when that body was
preparing for action tho hand of death
intervening to prevent him from reap
ing the honors to which ho had beon
electod Kveryono without regard to
party expresses a feeling of sympathy for
tho family who aro bereft of his valued
compauiouship and support
As a citizen and a soldier Mr Hay
ward placed himself high iu tho esti
mation of the peoplo and his life and
character havo been ideal in every re-
Bpeot
Ho will bo gratofully remembered for
his service to Nebraska when entering
statehood ns ho was one of the framers
of the constitution under which the state
has existed sluco 1875
Governor Poyuters proclamation in
recognition of his services should be
accorded strict compliance and all lags
on publio bulldlugs should bo displayed
nt half mast on the day of Ins funeral
Tho Grand Islaud Dally Republican
issued a 12 page Thanksgiving paper
last Wednesday that was full of good
reading appropriate to tho day
Tho Kearney Hub Issued a Thanks
giving number with illuminated covers
on Saturday tho 25th that was well
and tastefully printed and contained
appropriate reading matter
What has bocomo of Mr Rryans in
come tax thunder As a disinterested
advisor Tin Nkws would liko to suggest
that before tho campaign opens up ho
get his Issuos neatly printed and bound
in calf with a haudy Intlox for ready
roforonco so that nono of tho Important
ammunition may ho overlooked
Tho fuslonists aro at thoir old trick of
endeavoring to convinco tho farmers
that whilo tho prices on thoir products
should inorcaso all that which they buy
should remain at tho lowest point
Sensible farmers will readily conceive
that this is impossible and will not be
deceived thoroby
Expansion Whitlnw Hold Bays is tho
order of tho day for tho livo peoplos of
the world Tho moment tho United
States stops growing that moment it
will begin to dwindle and die Growth
is the order of nature and tho attainment
of tho maximum of growth marks tho
turning point and tho setting in of dis
integrating forcos
Mr Bryan should bo given credit for
ouo thing aud that Is that ho hasnt
since election disturbed tho political
atmosphero with any of his famous
speeches Ho is undoubtedly gottiug a
good ready to causo nu earthquake iu
political circleB when tho pot of tho ap
proaching presidential campaign shows
the first sign of simmering
Tho prico of corn hat bcon steadily ad
vancing and fanners aro now receiving
a price liovoriug about tho 25 ceutmark
This meaus an advance of from 250 to
I00 per cont ovor tho prices of 15 aud
It appears that corn at least is
keoping up an ndvanco fully equal to
that of trust prices of which so much is
hoard through domocratlo sources
Deputy Labor Commissioner Kent has
collected partial statistics showiug tho
number of marriages and dovorces in
Nebraska From 18D0 to 1808 inclusive
thore wore granted 8951 divorces an
average of -188 a year For tho same
years there wero 08781 mnrriages an
avorago of 701J each year Theso fig
ures go to prove that tho greater major
ity of mariages in Nebraska aro not
enough of a failure to bring them into
the divorce courts
J Sterling Morton editor of tho Con
servative is preparing a comprehensive
history of the state of Nebraska This
is a work for which thero should be a
large domaud and one which will bo of
inestimable value both for reference and
general information Mr Morton is wel
qualified tohaudle the matter ho having
been closely identified with the history
of tho stato since an early date Lovers
of history and thoso who recognize the
value of such a work will await its pub
lication with eagerness and will wish
Mr Morton much success in his re
searches
L D Richards treasurer of tho repub
lican state committee has filed with the
county clerk of Dodgo county his report
of receipts aud disbursements during tho
late campaign Ho roports having re
ceived 5104 and paid out 507405
leaviug a balanco of 8985 And this
is the Hauna boodle with which the
Btate was Hooded This is the bogio
man that the fusionists deslro to dangle
before the eyes of tho people and shout
corruption This munificent amount
would scaroly settle the bill for Bryans
Bwing around the circle with his friends
and co patriots let alone tho other ex
peuBOS of the fuslonists Truly tho cry
of stop thief Is used indiscriminately
Congress has convened This is
rather au ordinary announcement but
tho issues facing tho present session are
by no meaus ordinary and its delibera
tions will bo followed by tho peoplo rep
resented with a deep iutorest bordering
on anxioty Not since the civil war
havo peoplo boon so much interested in
what their representatives may and may
not do as they aro In this closing session
of the nineteenth coutury New aud
untried duties face our law making
bodies aud ns many old loaders aud old
statesmen have oithor passed away
or retired tho people confidently look
to this session for the development of
men competout and able to grasp the
situation and guide tho affairs of Btate
iu safe aud proper channels Much is
expected of Presidout McKinley and his
guldnuco but it must bo a stroug firm
and brave man who will assist him on
the floor of tho houso and of the senate
chamber one who for truth and
honesty and justice does not fear the
taunting bitter attacks of tho person or
persons who may oppose him Not
only will the actious of the present con
gress be of importance iu shaping tho
future course of tho country but on it
to a large extont will depend tho results
of noxt years campaign It is with
bated breath that the peoplo a wat Presi
dent MoKiuleys declaration of inten
tions as promulgated through his mes
sage and Jt is with intense interest that
tho proceedings of the cougress will bo
watched
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Tu the Kditur
This lluro licz bin clozetl for rcpuros
tu our lnsseratld feellnsand wo hev bin
putlln ourselves Intu niournln and set
tin In sackcloth nnd rubblu our no7es
lu tho ashes on nccouut uv tho Novem
ber clocshuns Wo hev on hnnd a lot
uv red lire thot wamt burnt lu joobl
Intln and a big stock uv political pre
dlcshuiiH thot hev bin discredited bl
the elccshun returns All hands hev
bin so sick thot we lockt the doors uv
tho establishment and kept out uv slto
like fashionable pecplc du In the sum
mer time wen tha haint got munnoy
omiff to pa their bill for u Jamboree nt
tho seashore I wuz so overcum with
dlsnpplntment thot 1 hired a nigger tu
tell all callers thot I wuz out uv town
nnd then went tu bed whnrc I hev bin
rcsidln most uv the time sencc Novem
ber 7 and belli nurrlshcd bl slch doses
uv npplojnek ez I cootl hold without
beln forwarded tu sum ICoeley cure In
stltoot for treetincnt All this rooln
and dovastashun hez bin brol about bl
tho voters boo hev filled tu cum up tu
Dlinlcratlc oxpectasliuns and hoo hev
gon rite along In their hedlong hnsto
votln for Uepiibllklnlsin and prosperity
wen we glv them the opportoonlty tu
git Dlmocricy and kalntnlty
Tho Dlinlcratlc members uv kongress
nlr ez tender cz a bile on yure nozo for
tha Interpret the elccshuns tumean thot
their services kin be dispensed with
at leest a good itienny uv cm du and
tha cant sec nothln but defect and dis
aster abed uv em iu 1900
At the earliest opportoonlty or cz
soon ez It Iz safe tu du so I shall git
the Dlinlcratlc big wigs tugethcr and
take a new nccouut uv stock and sec if
wo hev ennythlng left thot aint tu
mutch shopworn bl use lu tho late
knmpnne tu start In blzuess agin I
am freo tu sa at present thet I dont
kno whut It iz but perhaps we kin
pick over the fragments uv deceased
issoos nnd find enutT left tu make one
inoar bluff Wo tried pretty mutch all
we bed In different stalts and tho re
sults air about the same In Ohio we
put free silver In friint nnd McLean
wuz outrageously licked In Iowa wo
tried tu dodge and we got licked still
wuss In Kentucky Mr Gobble wuz
defected after countln out all the votes
he thot It wuz safe tu and after the
holesalc iutimidasliun nnd shootin uv
niggers ami Ilcpubllklus In mi own
beluved stait uv Noo Gcrsey sevcril
thousan Dimlcrats cum up tnlssln and
the gamblin nnd boss racln staltsmcn
hoo wo dqpended upon fer effectiv
wurk hev faled tu keep the Repub
llklns frum copperln the commonwelth
In Maryland we wou a great victory
In consequence uv the Ropubllklns
flteln ninung themselves nnd we hopo
tu make it permanent by disfranchise
the nigger Thet iz our stroug holt
every whare If we kin only prevent
enuff people frum votln wo air sure tu
win If we kin du it bl the gentle
methods uv stump speekln and cussln
it pleeses sum people better but shoot
in niggers nnd clecshun officers lz moar
effectiv In the southern and border
stalts
In Nebraska Mr Bryans fusion
ticket landed on solid ground with both
feet down but I find a grate dlvlshun
uv oplnyun here ez tu wether we ort
tu mark it dowii ez a victory or a de
feet Ez a personal victory fer Mr
Bryan hoo lz not afilickted bi beln
tongue tied he hez a rite tu thro up
hlz hat aud jump a ten rail fence but
the gold bug Dimlcrats all over the
kountry nlr awfully riled up and tha
air thretenlu moar mischief than ever
before if Mr Bryan Iz renominated fer
president I found one so mad he
woodnt take a drink with me Now
whut hope uv success kin we hev wen
a DImlcrnt iz so demoralized ez thet
In Massnchoosetts wuz whare we bed
tu swaller the bitterest pill It wuz
tharo whare the Fllllpeeuo Insurgents
uv the Ilepublikln party lied whooped
er up nnd mnde us beleevo tha wuz tu
du wunders and wurk miracles It
wuz thnre whnro Edward Atkluson bed
fired off hlz noozepaper nmmunlshuu
nnd advertized hlz lunch palls nnd
cookln outfit It wuz thnre thet I
mnde two trips tu ferment Republlkln
discord and assist In rovolooshunlzlu
tho stalt It wuz thnre In tho land uv
John Hancock nnd John L Sullivan
thet ministers and old maids resolootcd
In favur uv Agulnnldo and sot him up
ez n bigger man than Sam Adams and
Tomns Jefferson With slch Inllooences
In our fnvur wo bed bin led tu boleove
thet Massnchoosetts uv all uther stalts
wood rebuke the president hoo wuz
liatchln out enuff Imperialism tu bust
up tho whole outfit wlch George Wash
ington bed left us In biz will We bed
a lite tu expect slch a blleln over uv
patriotism in Massnchoosetts ez wood
overflow nnd delugo MeKlnleylsm in
tho grnto Republlkln stronghold uv
Noo Knglnnd Wo bed sent out orders
tu leedln Dimlcrats all over tho icoun
try tu prepare fer a sootablo recog
nlshun uv tho grate event wlch wuz tu
mnko the telegraff wires hot with Dim
Icrutlc rejolclns Thnre wuz tu be red
fire and rotnnn candles and sklrockets
and plctcrs uv Atkinson nnd Agulnnldo
ez big ez a barn door and their mimes
In letters uv fire a yard and u haff
long Instltl of wlch we got a dispatch
wlch red Massnchoosetts Republlkln
bl 05000 majority Du yu wuiider we
air slk
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Frum Applejack Farm wich lz next tu
G rover Clevelands in the stalt uv Noo
Gersey
Dniiliicnft Cannot tin Cured
By local applications us thoy cannot
rench the diseased portion of tho ear
Thoro is only ono way to ouro deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by nn inllnined con
dition of tho mucous lining of tho
Eustachian Tubo When this tubo is
inflamed you havo n rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing and when it is en
tirely closed fentness is tho result nnd
unless tho inflninmntion enn bo tnkon
out nnd this tulw restored to its normal
condition hearing will bo destroyed
forever nino cases out of ten aro caused
by catarrh which is nothing but an
inflamed condition of tho mucous sur
facep
Wo will givo ono hundred dollars for
nny enso of deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot bo cured by Hulls Catarrh
Curo Send for circulars freo
F J CitKNRY Co ToledoO
Sold by druggists 75c
Halls Family Pills aro tho best
Wantkd Trustworthy persons to take
orders for War in South Africa and
tho Dark Continent from Slavery to
Civilization by William Harding tho
fumouBtrnvolcr cable editor and nuthor
Press Bays wonderfully complete
graphic descriptions brilliantly
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Quickens the blood rouuds tho form
lifts tho brain nnd body from weakness
to power Thats what Rocky Mount
ain Tea does Ask your druggist
Its better than ready money becauso
it makes peoplo happy by making them
well Good luck comes to all who nso
Rocky Mountain Tea Ask your drug
gist
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Ask your grocer to show j ou a pack
ago of Graiu O the new food drink
that takes tho place of coffee Tho
children may drink it without injury as
well as tho adult All who try it like
it Grain O has that rich seal brown of
Mocha or Java but it is made from
pure graiuB and tho most delicate
stomnch receives it without distress
the prico of coffee 15 cents and 25
cents per packago Try it Ask for
Graiu O
A study of the germs found in tho
human system in case of disease shows
that they cannot live when Rocky
Mountain Tea is used Ask your drug
gist
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B P W MnRQUARDT
Jeweler and Optician
Norfolk - - - Nebraska
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