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EVENTS OF THE DAY TOLD IN A
FEW LINES.
THE DAY'S NEWS BOILED DOWN
Personal, Political, Foreign and Intel
llgence of Various Kinds, Inter
esting to the General Reader
Given In Condensed Rorm.
Washington.
It 13 not certain thnt President Tnft
Mill niinravc the Arizona constitution.
Further revision of the rules of the
liouso of representatives Is content
plated by insm-Rcnt members.
Senator Loirlmer was Riven a clean
1)111 by tho commlttco that Investigat
ed the charge, of bribery.
A bill has been Introduced before
congress providing for tho restora
tion of tho army canteen.
Tho prospect of a revision of the
tariff by cither the present or tho next
congress Is said to bo not very bright.
Tho present year's trade statistics
fhow a largo rate of increase on both
imports and exports over former
years.
The rumor that Assistant Secretary
of State Wilson would bo appointed
ambassador to Turkey has proved un
founded. Tho president is having n bill pre
pared designed to carry out his ideas
of tho collection of tolls at tho Panu
ma ciinal.
It is generally understood that
Congress will pass some kind of n
tariff commission bill during tho pres
ent sesfclon.
Tho postolllco dellclt is being re
duced at u moderate rate, according
to tho report of tho assistant post
Piaster general.
Leroy Sondcrs, publisher of tho
Bcattlo Star, has been adjudged in
'ontempt and Jailed for criticising the
fcctlon of tho superior court.
Tho wife of Scnntor Goro of Okla
homa denies that her husband re
ceived or solicited financial assistance
luring his campaign from Mr. Ham
mon. Tho proposed advance in rates on
lumber east bound from north Pacific
points has been suspended by the In
terstate commerce commission until
April 23, 1011.
It is understood that tho president
gave but littlo encouragement to tho
committee having in chargo tho bill
for tho increase in the pensions of
civil war soldiers.
A reorganization of the ofllco forco
at tho whito house will probably bo
provided for in a bill to be presented
to congress. Tho aim is to put tho
forco on n non-political basis.
Contributors to the runsom fund
Eeveral years ago of Miss Stone, who
was captured nnd held by brigands in
Hulgarln. will probably bo reimbursed
by a bill now pending In congress.
Domestic.
Portugal will elect a president in
April.
Bihhop Foley was consecrated at St.
Augustine, Fla.
Tho first American applo congress
met at Denver.
Michael Cudahy left an estate val
ued at $11,000,000.
Tho Winnipeg street car system is
tied up by u strike.
Malno's new state house, costing
J.'l.'iO.OOO, was dedicated Monday.
Iledouin rebels have taken Maun,
in the district of Korak, in Syria.
Dr. Cook is expected to arrlvo in
New York from Knglaml this week.
Troops have left Mexico City for
Chihuahua to crush tho insurroctos.
A torrential rn'nstorm has con
tinued for several weeks at Cape
Haltfii.
Twelve men wero instantly killed
by an explosion in tho Hand coal mine
at CSreeno, Va.
Tho first convention of women
voters will bo held at Tacoma. Wash.,
January 1 1 next.
Students at St. Petersburg havo
trono on strike in protest against tho
cruelties which it is Enid are being In
flicted upon political prisoners in tho
HusBlnn empire.
A six-year-old hoy was tnken In tho
act of rifling mall boxes in tho post
ofllco at Rochester. Pa.
Nearly every county In tho state
was rorrcscnted at tho meeting of the
farmers' congress of Indiana.
S. S. Hassebrook fell dead at Wich
ita, Kan., Just after making his daugh
ter a JfiOO Christmas present.
Five persons wero drowned at Hock
away beach by tho capsizing of a boat
from which they wero fishing.
New York city has a Chinese
-'hurch, tho only ono in this country
bavo thnt of San Francisco.
Canadian farmers who petitioned
their government for an imniedlato re
vision of tho tariff aro much disap
pointed over tho refusal of tho request.
Following n series of earthquake
shocks a small Island off tho coast of
San Salvador has disappeared, carry
ing nearly 100 persons to their death.
With tho mercury GO degrees below
zero, firemen had n stubborn llglu
with llanios ' that tlu-n-itniiPfl In- n
titno to destroy iho town of Falrban.tb, ,
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P. Diaz Cosslo, Spanish consul gen
eral nt Constantinople, has been np
pointed consul general nt New York.
President Gomez has accepted tho
resignation of Major General Gucrra
as commander-in-chief of tho Cubnu
army.
London, Ontario, is being Btippllcd
with light nnd power generated at
Niagara Falls.
Mllvllle I). Landon, better known as
"Ell Perkins," died Friday nt tho age
of seventy-one.
Plans are being arranged for a tun
nel to carry parcels between Chicago
and eastern polntB.
An eartluiuako was recorded by
Iho seismographs at tho Santa Clara
observatory Monday.
Tho U. S. Steel corporation will dis
tribute $2,700,000 as u bonus nmong
its olIlcerB nnd employes.
John Cundlff was killed at Clear
water, Kansas, when n grindstone
running nt high speed burst.
Tho next world's convention of tho
Christian endeavor union will be held
In Sydnoy, Australia In 1014.
Tho worst storm known for yearn
swept the coast of Newfoundland, and
many shipping disasters resulted.
James Kclley, a penitentiary Inmate
at Lincoln, was probably fatally
stabbed by Harry Hill, a fellow con
vict. Postal authorities have made u num
ber of arrests at Philadelphia of per
sons accused of using the malls to de
fraud.
Porter Charlton will be taken to
Trenton, N. J where he will seek re
lease through habeas corpus proceed
ings. Tho board of education of Roches
ter, N. Y., has declared ngnlnst fra
ternities nnd sororities in tho high
school.
Knnsns City has begun n crusade
ngafnst lotteries of every description,
even to the placing of a ban on church
raffles.
Mrs. Dora Doxey, who was acquitted
tit St. Louis of tho charge of tho mur
der of William Erdcr, will bo tried
for bigamy.
Tho Farmers and Merchnnts' bank
at Anson, Texas, has closed Kb doors.
Drouth and bad crops nro given as
the reason.
Chicago church people havo sent a
memorial to congress protesting
against tho militarizing of the Pan
ama canal.
lluslncss mon of Hangor, Wis., have
pledged bail In tho amount of $22,000
for John Dletz, the "outlaw of Cam
eron Dam."
Wasto of natural resources is at
tributed by Governor ISverhart of
Minnesota bb the main factor in tho
high cost of living.
Tho first of tho "pence services"
planned throughout tho country was
held at Metropolitan Temple In New
York City Sunday.
A Inrgo quantity of tomato pasto
containing decomposed vegetablo mat
ter was seized and destroyed by Snn
Francisco ofllclals.
Federal ofllcers raided an opium
den nt Huffalo, N. Y., seized $.r.,00fl
worth of the drug and placed ten
Chinamen under arrest.
The Chlnoso loan of $30,000,000 Is
being held up until tho appointment
of a financial adviser by tho American
syndlcato negot'atlng tho loan.
A fifteen-year-old boy with an
empty rifle held revolting prisoners In
tho Limn, O., Jail at bay until assist
ance arrived and quelled the rioters.
Melvlllo Lo Lnncy Landon, better
known as "Ell Perkins," tho humor
'st, Is critically ill with locomotor
ataxia at his home In Yonkcrs. Ho 1b
71 yenr1? old.
Troops sent to the relief of Elkarek,
recently attacked by Ikdoulns, put the
Insurgents to rout, with littlo opposi
tion. Mnny of tho Hedoulns were
killed In the attack on the town.
The trial of James Gallagher for the
shooting of William Edwards whllo
tho latter was trying to protect Mayor
Gajnor from Gallagher's nttack In Au
gust last, has been postponed till Jan
uary a.
Hy an explosion of gas at tho auxil
iary power house of tho Grand Cen
tral station, New York City, niuo per
sons wero killed, 12.i Injured and
property damaged to tho extent of
$300,000.
The bureau of National Indian War
Veterans at Washington is making an
effort to Focuro the name of every ex
soldier who fought, either as regulat
or volunteer, against the Indians on
tho frontier.
True to Indian tradition, IHg Mnry.
an Indian woman living near Sand
Spiinps, Okln., gavo liorEeU up to the
sheriff t.fter killing John Goodman,
who was trying to forco an entrance
into her homo.
Edward Treadwcll. a newspaper
man of Rock Lake, N. 1).. shot
George Dlggins for tho alleged reason
that Dlggins had a hand In tho disap
pearance of n bottlo of whisky from
tho former's olllce.
Immigration authorities at Portland,
Me., are using more than ordlnarj
caution in tho examination of a party
of Mormons Just arrived from Liver
pool. A number nro being detained
until they kIvo moro definite accounts
of their plans.
Indians have sued tho Copper River
Railroad for $10,000 for desecration of
an ancient burying place through
which tho road rnn. They intend using
tho money recovered to givo a pot
latch or feast to appeaso tho spirits of
the bodies disturbed.
Tho Frlck Coal company, at Union
town, ln., will d'stiibuto 10.000
pounds or candy amongst tho children
of Its cnployc for Christmas.
.Ti.rk Abornathy will get ?.r.000 from
ymo wealthy New Yorkc.s for show
ing them how ho catches wolves
llo with his bare hands. They will
nlvo a ntg wilf hunt on Lorn: Island.
IS
FREMONT MAN SUCCUMBS TO
SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What 1b Going on Here and There
That Is of Interest to the Read
ers Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.
Fremont Gregor Dolhanjk died
Sunday at tho Fremont hospital from
stir-inuicted wounds. Dolliunyk had
lived since Friday night with hi
throat cut from ear to Our and his
windpipe severed in two places. Fri
day night, Dolhanyk, while In a (It of
despondency, left his bed. Utter his
wife found hlm In a pool of blood on
the kitchen floor, lie was taken to
tho hospital. Seven small children
nnd a wife survive the deceabrd.
Electric Light Plant Blows Up.
Orleans Tho Orleans electro light
plant was blown up Sunday morning
and tho town Is In durknes-i. Just
after tho electrician tinned on the
lights something got out of ilx about
tho ninchlnery and an explosion fol
lowed which completely demolished
the engine and did considerable other
damage to tho plant.
Heavenly Messenger at Hastings.
Hastings. A meteor was seen in
tho northern sky Friday evening by
a number of people. It appeared as
a string of light and when seeming
about twenty feet from the ground It
burated and cast n blue flame which
dimmed the street lights for an In
stant. For University Rermval.
Fremont Senator Fred Vollp of this
district may Introduce a bill at the
next session of the state legislature
ns a result of a conference on a plan
which looks to the putting of the uni
versity buildings on the same site as
that occupied by the ugrlciiltui.il col
lege. Ponca William C. Flege. convicted
by a Jury of killing bis sister, Louise,
was sentenced to llfo Imprisonment in
tho penitentiary by Judge Graves.
Tho court passed sentence immedi
ately after hearing arguments on a
motion for a new trial, which lie over
ruled. Frnnklln Ernst Arnold. county
treasurer, has on exhibition in his
office an car of corn that has fourteen
distinct ears grown together.
Heatrice firemen will have a fair
next week.
Nebraska sheriffs are in scsb on at
Columbus.
York will vote bonds for a $33,000
waterworks plant.
Hastings will give a free Christmas
dinner to the poor.
J. S. Young, an old resident of Ne
braska City, is deud.
The Stato Lumbermen'; association
will meet at Omaha, Janunry 111 and 20.
Over five hundred birds have been
entered in the poultry show at Fre
mont. A local association or Nebraska
retailers was organized in Dlller re
cently. Huffalo county will hold a poultry
show at Kearney the second week in
Jnnuary.
Tho city council at Fairbiiry refused
to allow an exhibition of the Jeffries
Johnson fight pictures.
Will Hay ward of Nebraska Cltj. ac
companied by his wife, has gone to
Cuba to spend the winter.
Row II. D. McGan of Numa. Colo.,
has accepted tho pastorato of the
Presbyterian church at Falrbur.
Tho eleventh annual meeting' of tho
Nebraska State liar absucintiun will
be held In Omaha December 27 and 28.
Nebraska Scots will celebrate!
Rums' birthday nt Omaha, January LM.
A program of Caledonian games has
been arranged.
McCook will cultivate about a thou
sand acres of sugar beets next season,
and contracts to that effect are i.ipldly
bolng signed up.
Heatrlco Is much Interested in a
waterworks system, and will probably
build an electric plant or Its own to
furnish power.
Tho Hastings rail festival developed
so mueh Interest and was so success
ful that It will probably bo main
tained pt.manently.
James Flelschman. a farmer nenr
Avocn, was seriously injured by tho
breaking of a chain with which he
was pulling stumps.
Reeauso his fnther reproved him for
dissipation, William Dill, a Lincoln
youth, shot himself In tho head. He,
will probnbly recover.
Tho farmers around Lyons are or
dering cars and shipping their own
corn, Instead or patron'zlng tho ele
tors. Fremont ministers have fixed Now
Tear's day as tho date ror beginning a
revival mcefng. Tho meetings will
bo conducted by tho pastors or seven
local churches and will eontinuo ror
an Itideflnlto period.
James G. Lawrence, who for the
past twentythreo years has acted as
deputy postmaster in tho Ueturlco
postofllco, had just been notified bj
Washington that ho has been given a
life position as deputy postmaster
D
DEM
Ilnroid Smith, a farmer boy nenr
Howe, was thrown from a horse and
dragged nlong a barbed wire fence
which nearly severed ono log.
Dr. Olrren was thrown rrom his
buggy hy a Tightened team tit Lin
coln, nnd so novcroly Injured that he
had to bo taken to n hospital.
The German clubs or Lincoln will
put tho locker system Into use In their
balls that they mny in u mensuro
avoid even the appearance or evil.
An Investigation as to the caus'e or
the delay In the erection or the now
redoral building in Kearney has been
commenced by the commercial club.
Temperance sermons will be deliv
ered In all Lincoln churches of which
the pnHtors are members of the minis
terial association, on Sunday, Janu
ary 22.
A largo number of converts whs the
result of a series of meetings Just
closed at Franklin. The conversions
were principally among the ounger
people.
Hon Henderson, a brlckmaker. was
picked up In the Burlington yards at
Lincoln with his skull badly frac
tured. How It occurred Is still ti
mystery.
Prof. D. J. Park, who has been teach
Ing botany and other studies In the
Beatrice high school, has resigned and
will accept a slinllnr position at Val
halla, N. Y.
A wall Is going up from various
parts of the stato over the reported
scarcity or turkeys with which to
properly observe the time-honored
Christmas feast.
The annual meeting of the Ne
biaska Historical society at Lincoln,
January 0 to 11, Inclusive, promises to
bo the best meeting of the organiza
tion yet hold.
Frank Calkins, a ten-year-old boy at
Fllley, was so badly Injured by the
explosion of a can of powder with
which he was experimenting that he
may lose his eyesight.
The management of the Fremont
Young Men's Cluist'nn association is
planning for a big reception New
Year's. The day has been set for
Monday evening, January 2.
Whllo out hunting Sunday near
Sterling, Owen Frost lost his right
hari and Otho Currey sustained a
bad wound in the head by tho acci
dental discharge or a shotgun.
A. M. Berry, county treasurer at
Falrbury, announces that his olllce is
overburdened with work on account
or farmers rrom all parts or the coun
ty coining in to pay their tae-.
William Ljlc, employed it a Hoi
drege brick yard, was caught in tho
huge conveyor shaft and severely In
jured before a fallow workman could
stop the machinery and rescue him.
An old fiddlers' contest will be held
In Auburn some time In January. All
the fiddlers or Nemaha county over
rorty years or age are eligible ror the
contest, and hoiiio valuable pi-1.es will
be awarded.
It is estimated that It will cost
nearly $G,000,000 to run tho state the
next two years.
The state board or public lands and
buildings has awurded the contract
Tor wiring the basement or the state
liouso to tho Union Klectrlcal com
pany or Lincoln. The price was fixed
at $401.10.
W. S. Whltten, secretary of the Com
mercial club, has gone to Chicago,
whoro ho is to appear before tho In
terstate commerce commission repre
senting the shippers in their fight
against an increase in freight rates.
Secretary of State-elect Walt is pre
paring a new uutomouilc tax law
which he will have Introduced In tho
coming session of the legislature.
This act will provide for a flat rate
of taxation. The other details of the
bill havo not been made public.
John Y. Ashton of Lincoln, who for
tho past three years has been prin
cipal of the schools nt Hickman, has
been .appointed by Superintendent
Manuel to tho position or grade mali
nger '.w the stato industrial school at
Kearney.
Adjutant General John C. Hartlgan
who Is to retire rrom ofllco January !1
I'ecided to remain in tho Nebraska
national guard. Ho has appointed
himself qmrtermastor or tho Secoiu'
regiment, with the rank or captain, tc
take olTect January !. Ho hopes tc
be promoted when war breaks out
with a torcign nation.
Tho Union Pacific has been permit
ted to put Into effect a now weighing
rule on live stock destined lor the
South Omnha market similar to the
rule permitted the Burlington a Tow
days ago. The new rule, which allows
unevenly filled cars to bo averaged In
weight, Instead of charging each car
separately, will go Into effect January
10. Tho change amounts to a reduc
tion or rates In tho cases to which I'
will specifically apply.
Tho Lincoln Traction company will
appear bororo tho state railway com
mission In an attempt to get tho old
5-ccnt rnro put back Into oporatlon.
Notice or this has already roused a
'urge majority or Lincoln street car
patrons nnd tho hcailng promises to
bo lively.
Tho university board of regents are
roported to look with disfavor on the
plan of removing tho genernl colleges
rrom tho city campus to tho state
farm.
Tho coinlg legialnturo will be asked
to provide ror a warehouse or arsenal
tor the national guard In Lincoln.
1 iUHmnhSAllrS
Constipation
Vanishes Forever
Prompt Relief-Permanent Cure
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS neve
fail. Purely vegst
able act furely
but genUy on
the liver.
Stop after
dinner
clutreu
cute indi.
Seition iraprore ids complexion brighten
le eyei. Small PilL Small Doit, Saull Frit,
Genuine muitben Signature
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in THE NAMr
Or THE BEST Kyi IT O I C INl r"
for COUGHS j COLDS
FIGHTING THE WHITE PLAGUE
Number of State Institution Is
Double During the Past
Two Years.
Sixteen stato snnntorla, 28 county
hospitals nnd 21 municipal hospitals
ror tuberculosis hnve been erected
nnd provided ror since Jnnuary 1,
1009, says a recent bulletin of tho Na
tional Association for tho Study and
Prevention or Tuberculosis.
Within tho last two years tho num
ber of stnte Institutions for tubercu
losis has doubled, and the number of
county and municipal Institutions has
Increased from about 30 to 80. Tho
expenditures of public money for tho
treatment of tuberculosis also has
moro than doubled. Not less than
$11,000,000 of state money waB appro
prlated for tuberculosis Institutions in
1S09, when 43 legislatures met, and
over $C00,000 in 1910, when only 11
legislatures wero In session. Tho ap
propriations of counties nnd cities for
tuberculosis hospitals and sanatoria
In tho Inst two years will aggregate
fully $2,500,000, bringing tiio total
of official appropriations for tubercu
ilosls hospitals up to over $6,000,000
in the past two years.
In spite, however, of this good show
ing, tho National Association for tho
Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
states that not one-tenth of tho pub
lic provision for tuberculosis thnt Is
needed hnB been made. Moro than
250,000 tuberculosis patients are con
stantly without proper institutional
treatment.
Tho Modern Way.
A couplo of young men on tho Mnr
ket street viaduct tho other evening
offered a new version of an old saw.
After they hnd passed a couplo of auburn-haired
damsels ono of tho young
men took his stand nt the curb and
gazed up and down the bridge.
"What are you looking for?" In
quired bis companion.
Pointing to tho red-headed girls, tho
young man answered: "I'm trying to
boo a whito automobile." Youngstown
Telegram.
Wi Knew.
A certain Jurist wns an enthusiastic
golfer. Once ho had occasion to in
terrogate, In a criminal suit, n boy
witness from Bain.
"Now, my lad," he said, "aro you
acquainted with the nnturo and sig
nificance of an oath?"
Tho boy, raising his brows In Bur
prise, answered:
"Of course I am, blr. Don't I caddy
for you at the Country club?" Suc
cess. It Worked Woll.
"How is tho new filing system? Sue
:ess?" asked tho ngent or tho mer
chant to whom ho had sold a "system"
a row days berore.
"Great!" said the merchant.
"Good!" said tho agont, rubbing his
hands. "And how Is business?"
"Business?" echoed tho merchant.
"Oh, wo havo stopped business to at
tend to tho filing system."
Cause and Effect.
"He's a poet of passion, Isn't he?"
"Yes; I've seen him fly into one
when his verses wero returned."
WONDERED WHY.
Found the Answer Was "Coffee."
Many pale, sickly persons wonder for
years why they havo to suffer so, and
eventually discover that tho drug caf
foino in coffeo Is tho main causo of
tho trouble.
"I was always very fond of coffee
nnd drank It ovcry day. I nover had
much flesh and ortcn wondered why I
wns always so pale, thin and weak.
"About flvo years ago my hcnlth
completely broko down and 1 was con
fined to my bed. My stomnch was in
such condition that I could hardly tnko
sufficient nourishment to sustain llfo.
"During this time I wns drinking cof
fee, didn't think I could do without it.
"After awhile I camo to tho conclu
sion that coffeo wns hurting me, and
decided to givo it up nnd try Postura.
I didn't liko tho tnsto of it at first, but
when it wns mado right boiled until
dark and rich I soon beenmc fond of
it.
"In ono week I began to feol better.
I could eat moro nnd sleep better. My
sick headaches wero less froquent, and
within flvo months I looked nnd felt
liko a now being, headncho spells en
tirely gono.
"My hcnlth continued to improvo and
today I am well and strong, weigh 148
pounds. I nttrlbuto my present health
to tho life-giving qualities of Postum."
Read "Tho Hoad to Wellvlllo." in
?kgs. "Thoro's a Benson."
12trr rmd (lie nbuve letter T A new
one npiienru from linn- to time. They
nre Ki'iiulne, true, and full of huuuia
Interest.
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CLAIMS TO BE SQUARE MAN
Bin Man With Good-Natured Face Sub.
mlt8 Reasons Why Built
That Way.
"I don't want to blow my own horn,"
said tho big man with tho good
natured face, "but I think I como un
der tho head of square men."
"Did you find a lost purse and re
store It to soino millionaire?" wa
asked.
"A littlo better than thnt, I think
Ten days bororo tho state election a
man came to mo and asked: ,
" 'John, how do you think things ar
going to go?'
'"AH my way,' I replied.
" 'Will It bo a lundslldo?'
" 'Sure.' v
" 'But I'm told that It will go tho
other way.'
'"Don't you bollcvo It. I'm seeing
tho signs In tho sky. Bet my way. Bet
oven up. Bot nil you'vo got. You'll
be n sure winner.'
"And ho took your advice, did he?"
"Ho did. Went right off and mado o
bet within an hour."
"And nbout tho landslide?"
"It Inndsllded tho other way. Yes,
my party got buried ten feet deep."
"But where did tho squaro deal
como In?"
"Oh. I saw him afar off on tho street
next day and ran to him and handed
hlm 60 cents."
"But but "
"He'd bet thnt and lost. It was his
11. I restored It to him. Sounro .lnnl.
and ho is a happy man. No compli
ments, gentlemen. I am built that
way!"
Without Malice.
"What havo you done?" exclaimed
MrB. Cumrox, as bIio flourished a let
ter nt him.
"Has that anything to do with' tho
correspondence I tried to help you
with?"
"It haH. It's an Indignant protest.
I told you to addresB that dlstin
gulshed planlBt ns 'Herr Proressor.' "
"And I did so."
"Yes. But you wroto It 'Hair Pre
fessor!"'
Would Avoid Hlm.
Slopay Hero comes a man I don't
care to meet. Let'n crosB over.
DeLong Why don't you caro to
meet him?
Slopay Ho has a mania for collect
ing bills.
Of Course She Must.
"What time does tho dance begin?"
"Nino o'clock."
"Then wo must bo there at 8:30."
"What for?"
"I must havo at least an hour In
tho dressing room to renrrango my
hair."
Some women wear big hats because
they have small heads.
Lewis' Single Binder, the famous
etraight Cc cigar annual sale 9,500,000.
Tho noblest motive Is tho publlo
good. Virgil.
LTHE KEYSTONEj
TO HEALTH
IS
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH
BITTERS
If you arc sickly and run
down and very easily sub
jected to Golds, Grippe
or Stomach Ills you can
not take a better medicine
than the Bitters. Thous
ands have already proven
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