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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-07-08

There is more Cataarh in this sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local dis
ease, and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Science has proven ca
taarh to be a constitutional disease,
and therefore requires constitution
al treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only CON
stitutional cure on the market. 1t
is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
to cure. Send for circulars and tes-
timouials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY g. Co., Toledo, OK
B9r Sold by druggists, 75c.
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RATES.

Daily, o., month by cafrier.,. ..,.,,-t ta
Daily, sig months by mall, in advance un
laIv. one wear hy mail. in advance. iD
Weekly. one year by mail, in advance I On
Weekly, six months, in ADVANCE. @
All communications should be addressed
b. THE rEXABKANIAN.
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Ii, mn are the only pills 70 take
llOOu , TlllS with Hood Sarsaparilla.

at the thought of lthe noble men
who have persisted as heroes die,
and be filled with compassionate
sympathy for all those who suffer
bereavement or endure sickness,
wounds and bonds by reason of the
awful struggle. And above all, let
us pray with earnest feryor that
He, the dispenser Of all good, may
speedily remove from us the untold
Affections Of war and bring to our
dear land the blessings Of restored
peace and to all the domain now
ravaged by the cruel strife of the
priceless boon Of security and tran
guilty.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Executive Mansion, Washington,
D. c., JalY 6, 1898.
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TO DAIRYMEN AND FEEDERS.

For the next few days
only, the National Cotton
Oil co., will sell loose hullS
at the mills for So per ton,
this is an exceptionally low
price, and no one should
miss the opportunity to
supply themselves 6-29
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For SALE-Old newspapers at 25c
per hundred at the TExARKANjAN
Office.
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as If by a miracle"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR, MILES MEDICA.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Governor,
DAN'W. JONES, Of Pulaski
For Secretary Of State,
ALEX c. HULL, Of Boone.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS f. LITTLE, of Sebastian
For Auditor,
CLAY SLOAN, OF Law ence,
For Attorney General,
JEFF DAVIS, of Pope.
For Commissioner OF State Lands,
]. W. COLQUITT, of Pulaski.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction,
]. j. DOYNE, of LonOke.
For Commissioner Of Mines and Ag
riCulture,
FRANK HILL, of Washington.
For Associate Justice,
j. +. RIDDICK, of Craighead,
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Be not deceived A Cough
hoarseness or Group are not to be
trihed with. A dose in time of Shi
Ioh's Cure will save you much trou.
BILE. Sold by Smith Drug Co.
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Wise men know it is folly to build
on poor foundation Relief OBJ
tanned by deadening symptoms is
short. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
and gives lasting health.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick
headaLne. Indigestion, biliousness.
All druggists. 25c. g
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THE TEXARKANIAN

The Daily and Weekly TExARKANIANarc
entered 40 the post0ilice at Ic1arkaua as
second class mail matter.
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Bolls, Tired Feeling All Cured
by Hoods Sarsaparlla,

Is the best the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for g..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-17
LuLING LOCALS.
lind 10 Have His Leg Amputntcd.
The sun Antonio Dry.

Luling Texas. March l6.--Dr. J. H..
French. assisted by Or. James Nixon OF
Gonzales and Drs. Champion and Francis
OF this city. yesterday amputated the left
leg OF Mr.. w. n. Baker formerly city
marshal Of LulIng. an account OF whose
precarlous condition was sent yesterday.
Mr.. Baker has rallied from the shock and
there are now hopes of his recovery.
Parties from along the San Antonio
river state that that stream is nearly dry
standing In holes. something never heard OF
before. 1t is thought that the numerous
aitesian wells that have Recently been
bored have tapped the springs that supplied
the river. The metter is awakening wide
spread attention and the legislature will
undoubtedly be asked to take action in re-
gard to the boring Of wells. The San Mar.
cos river has greatly decreased in itg flow
since the numerous wells were put down
near its head and fears well founded are
entertained that II not stoIp,d In short
time the river viii dry up or seek another
outlet. Both the San Antonio and San
Marcos rivers have their sources In large
snrlngs lust at the foot OF the mountains.
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them, and that when he sees what no be.
lieves an action that Ia dishonest he turns
from Il. a few days ago populist in this
county told me that he left tho democratic
party because the leaders were dishonest
and recited some OF the things that had
served to convince him OF that When
called his attention to the fact that the
pienary committee of his party made
trade at Dallas In 1896 with the rep,ib-
lican party, he mentioned that IL they did.
that the goods were not delivered. and
there never would be such delivery, IL
mattered not how many trades The leaders
attempted. 6a n
Notwithstanding the failure in 1896 10
perfect the fusion. which was outilned to
republican county committecgnen by Hon.
y. II. X. Green, In a secret letter which
made public while doing stan correspond
encc Tor the Houston Post. at Dallas. the
nopulist leaders are now trying to bring
apout combination with the gold bug
element. This was first told In the article
IN the Telephone Friday and 1t has been
sustained by the letter OF Judge Hardy In
the News yesterday in which h. adopts
the government ownership OF railroads
theory. aud takes up other paternaliasic
ideas OF legislation. How can Judge Hardy
narmoniSc his present utterances on sovS
eminent ownership with those Of the plat
form adopted by hts party at Indianapolis
In 1867 IL because the democrats favor
lists. what would Judge Hardy be coming
out sanarely for those principles which
are advocated alone by the popuiists. and
which are one of the cardinal po,nts OF
popnlist doctrine?
They may try by denials at this time to
convince the people of the fact that no
fusion is intended, but there is TO my
MAD, anc the minds Of many ,.acpie.
that there Is something brewing. Judge
Clark and larry Tracey talked II oyer,
aud Judge Hardy echoed the result Of that
conference in his letter. The conference
was held Friday, tho Cotton Belt train left
mere Friday night in time to take Judge
Hardy bis Instructions from Judge Clark
SO he could get his letter in the Sunday
News. The first gun has been fired. The
army will be organized, but 1t viii be again
as IL WAS In the past. an army of leaders.
IN. which every man is an officer, and
there is no rank and file to 10 tho voting
ior then The populists of the State viii
not go with them.
Judge Pardy's bait will catch no ash.
James Hays Quarlcs
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HoGG AND HIS PARTY.
Arrangements Made Mt Abilene for
Thcir NeCe ton.


Arrangements Made Mt Abilene for
Their Reception.
Abilene Texas, March 15.-There was
meeting of the citizens last night at the
city hall in response to a call from Mayor
Robertson. A programme for the enter
tainment of Ex-Governor Hogg and his
party of Eastern capitalists was mapped
out. The governor had suggested In his
letter that "a bird hunt, a badger fight
and ball" would be appreciated. a pro-
eranme will be carried out in accordance
with the governors wishes as follows:
Breakfast after the party leaves the train
at S:45 a. M; u drive through the country
In carriages and hunting for those of the
party who desire to hunt; lunch on the
banks of Lyle lake before returning,
part of which will be trout caught from
The lake; dinner mt o'clock ball at 8 in
the evening. The badger fight will be
pulled off, with eclat at some con-
venient time during the day. Committees
have been appointed to look after the dit
ferent parts of the programme
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Third District.

Austin, Texas, March 16.--Court OF civil
appeals proceedings for the Third district
today were as follows:
Afflrmed-The Temple National Bank
and the Temple Building Association VS..
w. w. Warner ct al, from Bell: Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway Company of
Texas ct al VS.. Josephine ct al, from Nc
Lehman.
In the case of Barnes & Manuel VS..
Darby & Cauthan, from Larpaeas, the
court adjudged tho verdict excessive to
the extent of S4.S5 and allowed appellees
twenty days in which to file RENTER.
otherwise the case will be reversed.
Motions for rshearing submitted-Henry
G. Stokes ct al VS.. II. It. Mustain, execu-
tor from Travis; state OF Texas VS.. Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company.
from Travis; Cleveland & Cameron vs. |.
Ifeidenheimer, Jr., from McLennan; j. ID.
Jackson ct al VS.. Galen Crow. from Travis;
Moline Pillow Company vs.. Eric Mathews
ct al, from Travis.
Motions submitted-G. w. Hefron ct al
VS.. H. NJ. ByrDe, from Collin, to require
clerk to issue execution for costs of
transcript; Western Union Telegraph
company VS.. w. r. Mitchell, from Hays.
to reverse and dismiss the cause; J. j.
Hubbard VS.. Frances Hubbard. from Run
nells, to issue mandate; George w. Glass
cock VS.. Annie r. Price, from Williamson.
to dismiss appeal.
Submissions postponed-Cabiness VS..
Holland ct al. from Falls, until April 10;
Kinard VS.. Herrige, from Falls, until
after Nav IL
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EjRILIs OF FASHION.
Novelties tbat Are Appearing with
the Spring weather.

Black peoples. roses aud violcts are tho
prevailing blossoms in the new fpring
hats.
A most alluring pun of lorgnette chain
has three emeralds set clear. alternating
Will double straps OF epierali giccu MORE
ribbon. each link OF ribbon and 1ewels
being equal In length.
Black and white effects are largely In
evidence this spring. both In utility cos
tunes and beadwcar, and in elaborate even
ing toilets IN which silks brocadcs, nets.
laces. chifion and very handsome Jet garni-
tnre are united.
ii Is conservative estimate 10 say that
two thirds OF the feminine world wears q
bow under its chin. dashing little French
bow. made In two loops -no ends appearing
of tafeta. or chiffon. or tul!c that Is
accordion plated Il especially stylish.
French mohair rctains all Its acquired.
popularity for certain uses IN the world Of
fashion, and among other spring materials
are found some novel and pretty varieties
in serge. armufe. haskell. treI!g and whip
cord weayes in many stylish patterns. and
alEo very handsome coiorings.
All sorts OF rufiling for trimming SUM
mer gowns aud evening dresses can be
bought In the shops all ready FOR use. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-17
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.
NeEuiar Monthly Meeting Dns Held
at Sun AutOnio

at sun Antonio.
San antonio, Texas, March 16.-The San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass immigration as
ISOLATION held its regular monthly meeting
In San Antonio for the first time In wears
and accomplished important work. 1t was
decided to have Southwest Texas Adequate
ly represented at the Transmississippi ex-
position TO be held at Omaha, Neb., this
year and all the preliminaries for the
project were completed 1t was decided
to secure Prof. III, Il. Atwaters exhibit OF
products of Southwest Texas ind send il
TO Omaha and get out advertising matter
to distribute at the exposition. Prof. At
water agreed to take his exhibit to Omaha
and take charge Of 1t there for the sum
OF Slb0, and guaranteed that the other cx-
pense at Omaha will not exceed $500.
Steps were taken towards fitting up an
exhibit car to send through the country
Among those in attendance at the meet
ing were: Charles Peterson, president. OF
Rock Island: NJ. G. Ramsey secretary. of
Yoakum; r. b. Cole of Corpus Christi,
Col. Cyrus Thompson of Loclshart, n, f.
Sherhot of Halletsville. James Anderson
of San Antonio. o. NJ. Peterson of Nor
mama. Captain Thinker of Rock Island,
G. S. Penfield Of Houston. j. S. Naylor Of
Alice. 7. J. Skaggs of Rock Island r. L.
Calm OF Beeville. s. Il. Sorenson of Rock
port, j. II. Adams of San Antonio +. o.
Skidmore of skidmore. Captain ]. e. FL
gin of Rockport DR.. Staples OF Corpus
Christi. c. J. Swami of Normanna, Prof
II. p. Atwater of San Antonio. Captain
Armstrong of San Antonio G. +. Lupton
and NJ. Everett of San Antonio. p H.
Tansey OF Rockport.
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PRELIMINARY WORK.

J. e. Newton, manager OF the Sour
Lake Wells company. and principal pro-
noter of n proposed railroad to Sour Lake.
has been in the city for two days work
ing on the railroad proposition and saya
that affairs connected with the road are
rapidly getting shaped. II have reached
the point row. said Mr.. Newton. where
surveyors can be put to work and a right
Of way agent has been employed and VIII
secure the necessary right Of way just as
soon as the route has been determined
upon"
Mr.. Newton saws he has received CON
siderable announcement FROM the people
and talks now as II his road might be
operated in connection with the Beaumont
Wharf and Terminal companys belt line.
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A BOY KILLED.
While Out Hunting Ris Gun Was Ac-
cidcntnIIy Discharged.

Hillsboro, Texas. March 15.John Bal
lard aged 10. while out hunting this af
ternoon three miles south of town. was in
stantly killed by the accidental discharge
of his gun. He was in Stat -bottomed
cart with Tarlton Morrow, son of Judge
Morrow, and the gun stock slipped through
one of the cracks. He caught the barrel
TO jerk II out and the gun was discharged.
The load entered his left lung and death
was instantaneous. Tarlton, who is about
10 years old, was so badly frightened he
tied the horse aud ran to town to tell VI
the accident. Some railroad men came
along soon after the accident and found
the body hanging over one wheel. his
clothes still burning from the powder.
Esquire Staten inquested the remains
and the above facts were developed. Tarl
ton Morrow's face was powder burned.
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A Cuney Mccting.

Weimar. Texas, March 13.--Tbe repub-
loans Of Weimar, In mass assembled, vot-
ed resolutions OF deepest sympathy with
relatives and friends of the late n. w.
leadership as republican and friend Of
his race.
The committee was composed of s. j.
Davis s. Knight, William Mlngo, s.
Brcmbrey, George Gillian G. w. Gaines
Thomas Burton Charles Townsend. j. p.
Allison, w. White, George Nelson. Gus
Adams, Rev. r. McGriff. Rev DR.. Lam
kins. G. j. Allen, Willis Jones, Sy Foley.
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comes In Liher'y gsnze. chiffon md lace
all finished on the edge with rows of mar
row gathered satin ribbon. a little ruchs
OF chiffon. tiny border OF flowers, or frills
of narrow lace.
Transparent poplins. with satin sheen
upon tbem which seems to have I'M
prisoned the sunbeams. are a rival to
similar stuff with a crinkled weaving,
which shows great tenacty OF thread
and is admirable for draping over satin
for We are coming to drapld dresses anu
must be prepared for them.
Tho latest effort of Partisan invention ~
II transparent bluck-liued fabric, which IN
color and appearance Is made to represent
stained glass II is perfectly harmonious
in coloring and has a lightly woven cloud
like design In black all over IL. IT. Will le
employed for bodces and for fronts of
dref 500 blendod with self.colOrs.
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BLAKE AT HEMpsTEAD.

upOndent Believes that He VIII
oon Become IL Candidate.
pstead, Texas, March 16.--Chair-
lake was in the city this morning
way TO Austin, and at once became
hter OF host OF admiring friends.
entlenan was taken to the court
and stream of democrats waited
b, many giving assurances of sup
case he should enter the race for
|natorship. 1t soon became evident
lir Blake possesses considerable
tlsm and the verdict was unani-
that the gentleman is a worthy and
ban and would cause Charlie Culber-
hunt another rabbit foot il he en-
The race.
3onyersation with The Post man MIR.
feelingly asserted that wherever he
| he met with just such encourage
land reception as he had here; that
|Kia letters and petitions We're pour
from all over the State asking him
Pke the race. and that he was in
Pa at present, but that in a very few
Inis plans would be definitely ar
Re is no doubt that Mr.. Blake is feel
Pe public pulse and will enter the
Ihiy If he considers that Culberson's
oy reason of his being an avowed
pa'e six months ahead, can be
mated. There is no further doubt
hr. Blake is receiving assurances
I than he had expected, and as far
correspondent is individually con-
!, ne mas no doubt whatever but that
, . VIII be an avowed candidate in
ten days.
ael McGaughey, candidate for land
was with Mr.. Blake, renew
= acqualntances and making new
Mr. McGauehey tells his funny
as OF yore and will have consid-
this county.
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FROM CULBERSON,
La No Part in the Guber.
,,torial Campaign.
ASPIRE TO BE A BOSS.
,...rtly RETAINED from In
- Attempting 10 Dictate
[. policy Of the Party.

rrv,s. March 1e.--The following
Governor Culberson was given
10 Hon. H.. NJ. Garwood OF this
IuDlication over tile State;
carwood, Bastrop, Texas:
n,,as. march Any Dear Sir:
.,ssmar Of this morning there Is
!, Nv the telegraph editor in
sl,nes that tho proposed candida
,,.r for United States senator is
q nm my hostility to the candida
Il D. sayeis for governor. A
oa,ne of the entire issue Of the
a,sclose that there is absolutely
q upon which the charge can
!. ROT only without foundation in
.,obes which 1t purports to edit,
realistically false. am taking no
tever. directly Or indirectly, in the
or,est for the democratic nonina-
governor, and have never done So
,tset It occurred to me that dom
Sains the position OF governor, dis
,,s patronage and welding its
j. 6,,tous reasons, should not be.
Eolyed in friendly contest among
|sociates FOR the nomination to this
when became a candidate this
IN principle followed as a matter
Ilency and has been rigidly adhered
|act, | have frankly stated this pur-
each of the candidates for governor
ION / have been thiown since the
n fairly opened.
Of improper to state in this connec-
II | have neither endeavored nor
become a political boss.
! my short public life ] have care
stained from attempted dictation
ept when solicited, have ordinarily
mart in matters Of party manage
seithe- the chairman nor the State
&c asked my opinion Of the test to
ed for admission into the primaries
election and it was not
upon them. Since the adjourn
the committee / have not In any
sought TO influence the action os
lty committee on the subject, but
tented myself. as heretofore, with
whatever result may be reached
roper party authorities. Very tru-
c. A. Cub srson.
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The Angus Wen.

Corsicana, Texas, March I5.-The casing
in the Angus well. one mile south Of the
city, Is being pulled off 10 the point
where the big gas flow in it was struck
and the corsicana Ice company and the
CcFsteana Foundry Machine company will
test the output Of gas from tho we'll with
a view OF using 1t in their plants instead
OF either coal O. oil. II the output ia sur
fioient for the purpose OF running the ma
chinery Of these plants the well will be
used for that purpose. 1t has been aban-
doned as an oil proposition.
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Republicans May Take Hand in
Municipal Politics.
i MAN SHOT AT PORT ARTHUR.
shooter Told TITS story 10 . Justice
AFTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Newton
Talks Railroad.

Beaumont. Texas. March 1e. The ex-
ecitive committee. or rather tho two ex-
ecutive committees of the republicans party
In this city are holding n meeting tonight
from which the representative OF the great
democratic daily Is excluded. Tho meet
is being held IN tho Office of Mr.. w. A.
Ward, in the starke huilding.s aud the
purpose, so 1t Is announced. is to decide
definitely as TO what position as party
the republicans shall occupy In tho present
municipal campaign. The Post corresponds
ent is also informed that an effort will be
made to arrange the affairs Of the repub-
lIoan party in this city so they can be
managed by one executive committee, This
means executive work. and that is the rca-
son The Post correspondent was not per-
m!tted to attend the meeting.
Citizens OF Beaumont generally are not
very much interested In what system OF
management local republicans adopt for
their party, but they are to some extent
Interested in knowing what attitude tue
psrty is going to assrme III local politics.
1t is said that some of the local repub-
leans want to give the independent cam
didates for municipal offices a party In
dcrsement az against primary candidates.
The democrats, as a party, have stcered
clear OF the municipal fight 80 far, but
II the republicans do any indorsing the
democrats say Ii will mean challenge for
a party fight. and that the challenge Will
be accepted. The republicans We're still
TN session at 10 o'clock tonight.
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was Endorsed. appea's
Lufkin. Angelina county.-Elaborate mr.
engagements VIII be made here for the for.
maj opening OF Mr.. TESTERS euberDatoriai
campaign. His first set speech will be
made here March oe. W
cuero, Dewitt County.-Hon. r. 4.
peasants, chairman, will probably call
s.ne county committee together about
Aprli l. This county Is debatable ground
s 60 ,as as the gubernatoriA race is con-
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An African missionary.

Fort Worth. Texas. March 10. Rev
Jones. colored. Of this city is entertau-
Ing returned missionary. Stewart. who
has spent five years in the wilds of dark
est Africa. and who is maintaining a
mission at Morrovla, on the Western coast.
with Stewart is native African boy, q
member OF the Pessa tribe, who was re-
deemed from slavery by him, converted
and taught to talk the English language.
The boy Is now able TO talk In public and
is drawing large audiences to hear him.
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Trial of Mr.. Coe.

Dallas, Teyas=sMarch 16.-The trial OF
ex- County Treasurer w. N. Goa is set for
tomorrow in the Denton county district
court. where the case goes on change
OF venue Gee stands indicted for cm-
bezzling county funds while treasurer OF
Dallas county. Mr.. Coe and about one
hundred OF his friends went to Denton
on the noon train today.
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A to Knufmnn county.

~ Texas, March 1s.-Hon. NJ. II.
., kaufman, who lately withdrew
.na' was considered very probable
ICY fo' congress against judge r. L.
ton, ans TO Dallas tonight. He said OF
es, Tor governor: kaufman
smas aenatable ground. Each of the
MI, VINO are seeking the guberla-
,s summation has friends there. It is
tho nslu TO be won by those who
ro,, most vigorous fight for it. am
IN caas, now and am not hurrahing
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.,nnna MONEY nIscmssIons.

Between now and next presidential eicc-
tion there VIII be hosts OF discussions OF
the questions OF sound money and sill
yer. However opinions may be divided
on these points. there Is but one public
and professional opinion. and that Is a
favorable one. regarding the merits OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as remedy
for and preventive OF malaria, as well as
a curative OF kidney complaint dyspepsia,
constipation. liver trouble and rheuma-
tism.