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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01
WHNT DEPARTMENT,

IL you want to buy. sell or exchange any
thing.. hire help. rent property. secure a
situation or get married. lose or find any-
thing, You can profitable use this column
frice: IA cents a line for each lnsertion-no
TRANSACTION for less than 10 cents.
Good second hand organ for sale al
a bargain.
A house and lot near the roller
mills for sale.
For Sale-6 second hand heating
stoves. Enquire OF Edgar c. Mars.
at Peoples Drug Store.
A house and lot in the southeast
part of town for sale--rcnts fort SO a
month. viii take $500 for il.
90 head OF good native 2 and 3.year
old steers, and go head ycarling steers,
for sale by NJ. Frazee. 9 10: Oct. 30.
Wanted, agent to solicit fraternal
insurance en- salary. Address, giving
experience Or other qualifications, and
salary expected. Box 80, vinita, ].
NJ. dl2Nov.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01

to make hens lay, and a full
stock, all sizes of packages, at
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01

The meeting Of the missionary So
ciety, at Mrs. j. S. Oborn's yesterday
was very interesting. The subject
discussed was "The Mormons." Rev.
w. I. King will preach on the same
subject Sunday. About % members
were present and a profitable evening
was spent.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01
A Short Delay.

Gale Star came In on the Frisco this
morning from Falkland. He says the
new railroad is at a stand-still, await
ing the grant of a charter by the Sec
Rotary Of the interior, as the new law
provides. But a two-weeks' delay is
Anticipated.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01

A subscriber at Tulsa accompa-
MES his "dollar a year, in adj
vance," in part with these words:
LET them blow; you have right
and the people on your side in
this issue, and all others be-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01

Fair tonight and tomorrow. Coole
tonight.
Bill Dugan Is In town.
Tom Badgett has been sick a day o
two.
40 Wade, Of Rogers, is working al
the Jumbo store.
Blackman drug company has In 0
lot OF new jewelry.
Blackmau's drug store is Bill Du-
gan's headquarters.
Rev. DR.. Palmore went to South
McAlester this morning.
Mrs. George Blakeney returned from
a visit ut Carthage this morning.
To have beautiful clear white
clothes, use Red Cross Ball Blue.
A mule was kicked to death by a
horse at Gnnter's stable last night.
Cal Coker came in from the west
last night, returning this morning.
Ewing Halsell and wife went othe
ranch via this mornings Frisco train.
9. S. Shelton and wife started for
T~ahlequah this morning, going via
Claremore.
Attorney Galloway, Of Claremore,
came In on the Frisco from the east
this morning.
Mrs. Billy Simms is expected Home
tonight from a two months visit at
Kansas City.
Ladies who take pride in beautiful
white clothes, shoGld use Red
cross Ball Blue.
II you would have, your clothes that
Ielicate, clear white, so desirable, use
Red Cross Ball Blue.
Try US on your prescriptions. We
'ut up more than any house 10 VIM
Peoples drug store. (.
"Doel' Baugh, and w. L. Wilder, (,
I Chouteau, came Ia from St. Louis
MS morning with the cattlemen. :
d. S. Cumming, Of Adair, got off
ne flyer at this place this morni ng,
hat famous train not stopping at his !
Jwn.
About now you need some prepara- I
on to prepare your systems to With
and the c~hangeful winter weather.
us. Peoples drug store. n
Ben Pennington came up from v
helsea last evening aud much as he Z
GREETED leaving a good town, went q
lex today. !,
Irregular bowel movements lead to
Ir0nic constipation. Prickly Ash
tiers Is a reliable system regulator; l
res permanently. Sold by Chapman 7
Briggs. W
DR.. A. w. Foreman went to Kansas a
ty last Hight to make his holiday
aud VIII be absent until the
st OF the week.
Webb Vann. Mr.. Washam and es
att Mayes, Of Pryor Creek, came In al
is morning from st. Louis, where tr
ey had been selling cattle. III
The kidneys are small but impor- co
At organs. They need help occas- to
Prickly Ash Bitters is a sue ho
sful kidney tonic and system regu- {
or. Sold by Chapman & Briggs. 81
Hutton came 10 this morning
m Joplin, declaring it to be "the =.
I town in the world" But the
onel hasn't cen much of vinita va
,ly. ~
ice President Hobart is sick tie
it is thought can live but a drl
TT time. ~
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-11-01

Dick Glass son, who killed AL
bert FUR, near Checotah, and was
wounded in capture, had bic leg
amputated a few days since.
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Probabilities.
Fair tonight and tomorrow. Cooler
tonight.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
FALSE STORIES REFUTED.
RS, Ern,t Tells Secretary Root the
Read ~;GrH os TIE i.""tiaE OF
Churches in luEOn Island.

New York. Oct. 25.-.i special to the
Time, from Washington says:
"rhe stories If American soldiers
!cotiny churchos are lnlS'. SAID '"l.
\. :. FroS, of the South Dakota reg
ment, who had a long interview with
Secretary Root in regard to the Ih'l'
ippileS situation.
AS Gen. Macarthur advanced the
principal churches were set on fire by
\puinaldo's men. notably the churches
ot San Fcrnudo and Mnlolo.. and the
looting was done by the inSurgens
s1rarylcrs and Chinese. 1t is not true
that the Philippine prisoners "er" in
humanelv treated There is no kinder
man in the world than the American
soldier. ! have seen him share his food
with and give shelter to wounded Fill
pinos. The Filipino wounded are sent
TO the hospitals on the same trains
with our own
Col Frost highly praised Gen. Otis.
declaring him to be a man OF splendi"
character. "He makes enemies, SAID
the colonel. because he is a strolE
man.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
TO THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS.
Gov, stanley PrOcla! Inns "FlnE Day
to be Observed in the state
When the Twentieth Returns.

Chicago. Oct. 25.-A special to the
Times-llerald from Topeka, Kas.. says:
Gov. Stanley has issued the follow
ing proclamation. addressed ito the
people of Kansas"
"The members of the Twentieth
Kansas, now at San Francisco, are tN-
pected to arrive in Kansas Thursday,
the I'd day of November. Their spl"n-
did record in the Philippines. their
manly department in camp. and their
sodierly qualities in battle. have en-
dea1cd them tc the people. AS the
gallant soldiers OF Kansas carried th.
flag to the front generation ago in
this country. so the Kansas soldier OF
to-day has carried the same banner in
the forefront of battle in the Philip
pires. Because of the valor of .Amcri-
can soldiers past and present, the flag
is respected by more people to-day
than ever before.
II hereby designate the day Of the
return of the Twentieth Kansas vol
untcers as flag day. and recommend
that on that day the flag be displayed
from all public and all private build
inps; that all trains and street cars
mnbuses. hacks and private con-
veyances be decorated with the IA.
tional colors: that appropriate eNrr'
cises be held in all the public schools
II most respectfully invite all ed
itors. ministers and teachers III oul
universities, colleges and public
schools, state. county and city Off
GERS to use their efforts, and join il
making the day one to be remembered
by reason of expression of patriotism
and good will"
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
A Suggestion to Voters.

It is not the province Of the editor OF
this department, in these columns. to
enter the domain of party politics.
But he ventures the suggestion, and
expresses the hope that every voter in
Mississippi will 80 to his election pre-
cinct on the 7th of next month and cast
his ballot for the candidates OF his
choice. The registered vote OF the
State in 1895 was 1929. The total
vote for the two candidates for gov.
ernor at the general election was g..
$50, so that only few more than one
half the voters went to the polls.
Every man who votes at primary
should clinch his choice at the general
election. The statistics Of State cleo.
tions are made up from the general
election, and not from the primaries.
The total beneficiaries of the State
pension fund (S75,O0O) for 1899, shows
an increase Of 800 over last year, the
total being AGA. The increase has
been mostly Of those who draw the
largest sums-the preferred classes-so
that the minimum benefit has been re.
duced TO STA. The further we get
from the war, the greater the number
Of pensions. 1t is problem thut needs
solving.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
BRITISH PREPARATIONS.
Great Britain Evidently Preparing
to Meet Foreign Conlplics-
tions If They Arise.
ACTIVITY At ALL THE NAVAL STATIONS.
The lty'sPrecautI0nary Mean-
urcs az Much n Mystery to Many
High Naval Officers as to tEe PHb-
Iic-A Mennc!ng Flying Squadron
is Indicated.

London, Oct. 25.-The extent of the
British preparations revealed by in
formation at hand. causes a strong
reiteration Of the rumors of serious
foreign complications. 1t is now Said
that Rear-Admiral Lord Charles Bercs-
ford will command the Mediterranean
squadron and details OF the activity at
the dock yards and naval stations are
coming in hot and fast. IT is learned
however, that whether or not Great
Britain seriously fears Russia or
French aggression. the naval prepara-
tioDs have been under consideration
for several months and it was the ad-
miral1y's intention to put them IN
force as soon as war was declared.
deeming it necessary to increase the
active strength. of the navy in order to
insure the large fleet OF transports
acains, every possible contingency.
Remains n Mystery.
Whether later Developments have
transformed the admiralty'S preca"-
tionury measures into preparations lnr
a raval demonstration, nrcesSlta1cd oy
European hostility, is the question or
the hour. and it is As much mystery
to many high naval officers rs to the
Public. The exact ""ndi'ion OF al
! fairs consists Of ordering the naval
reserves to be in readiness 20 reioih
their ships at - hours notice, while
all thr cruisers Of the rt,crve class,
| Il h.,
in the same time LIMIT. TheS" vessels,
though at the dock yards, are never
our of commission. and are always
supposed to be ready for immediate
manning. Cruisers ranging from o."'o
to II 900 tons are now only waiting the
word to EMBARK their crews. In ad-
di1ion TO these preparations, work On
the unrcmpIpted vessels il being h'r-
ried day and night
4 Menacing Flying Squadron.
The special attention being paid TO
| the cruisers is being taken by naval
authorities to Indicate that Great Brit
ain intends to form a mrnAring flying
squadron. using the term "menhcln-'
because the naval force 1T sea now IS
ample to convoy the troops and Is
ca,ablc Of preventing any Interference
in South African waters.
While the British officials do no'
conceal their knOWltd =" OF German.
Er,ncl; and Russian antAgonlsm. and
their irritation thercat. they DO not
rive the slightest hint that EnHoprAn
hostility will crystaIizc in'o any prob
able overt act.
Ordered GStenSihl!' to Gibraltar.
Queenstown. Oct. ei.--th hr hri'iIh
cruisers FurionS. PplnruS and i'a"in-
In, have sailed from here. rn roNt" /"
Cape Clear. where they Will W"''
3 cjyht hattleshpS and two rrjl>"rs VI
the Channel suuar,Ion, 'rul the north
of ireland. The fleet viii then pr"Hrr''
: ,S1rryiuly 10 Gibraltar. rEt Is Is
rhou"ht that possibly the fleets d''S'
;iuation is Il Spanish OF l'"rt"9"''>"
uort, a. the vessels have taken ""f
bills Of health from tn" rnn>''!~ tt
those couH'ri">.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
NO OPEN SEASON THIS YEAR.
All Southern Cattle Entering KAN
sNs Must Pass n SAttSfac-
tory Inspection.

Wichita. HAS. Oct. 25.-M. {. Camp
bell. chairman of the stat" live stock
sanitary commission, say that Kansas
will have no open season for southern
cattle this year. but cattl" from south
of the quarantine line may be nd-
mitted into the state from November
/ to December 81 on passing salts
factory inspection and being found
, free Of the southern cattle tick.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
E,nvo-lh Heights in Ashes.

CINCINNATI Oct.ss.-Of the A. build.
ings comprising qthe@Methodist settIs-
mtht' of 'EbNdrth Heights, 20 miles
east of this city. 3s were Turned,
Tuesday, including the auditorium,
causing loss of S50.00A. with no in
suranrc. The fire was started by the
womel curctakers burning leaves.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
Fought Their Way Out.

London. Oct. "a special from
Ladysmith dated October 23, says the
troop of the Eighteenth hussars which
got astray in pursuing the Beers after
the battle of Glencoe has arrived ut
Iadysmith, the troopers having fought
their way through with the loss of
three horses.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
BRITISH OFFICERS CAPTURED.
CfIlccrs Of the Eighteenth Hussars
md Dublin FuslIeers Prisoners.

and Dublin Fuslieers Prisoners.
London, Oct. 25.-The war Office has
issued the following.
"There is nothing to add to Gen.
Whites description Of to-day's engage
ment as given in his dispatch. except
that we now have the list of casualties.
"Wc learn from unofficial sources
that the following officers, whose abb
sence had not been previously been
notified to us, are prisoners in the
enemy's hands:
eighteenth HussarS: Lieut.-Col.
Moller, Maj. Greville and Capt. Pol
Lcck.
dublin F,,sileers: Capt. Lonsdale'
Lieut., Lcmeseur. Lieut.. Garvic, Lieut..
i7rimshaw, Lieut.. +. Majendie, and
Lieut.. Shcre.
"lt is presumed that the whole
squadron of the Eighteenth hussars'
under command of the officers named
were taken prisoners"
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28

San Francisco, Oct. 23.-Harry Win
ters, sentenced to bc hanged on next
Friday, at the state prison at Folsom,
for the murder of G. Andrews. has Sc
cured temporary lease of life by the
death of Warden Aull. Of the pcniten-
tiary. The prison directors have not
yet chosen successor 10 Aull, but
bave appointed deputy warden.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

Hog cholera is raging along kicka'
LOO creek near Bloomington. III.
Oklahoma will hold convention tc
ccrsid-r plans for early admission tc
statehood.
The magnificent school building Of
Tarlio. No., was partially destroyed
by fire Tuesday evening.
Robert Daley, two years old, fell
into tub of boiling water, at st.
Louis, and was scalded to death.
The insurgents in Luzon are reoc-
cupying towns from which they were
routed by Gen. Schwan's advance.
The Clay county Nky.) feud is again
raging. and another death has been
added to the bloody record of that sec
ton.
The sword that Admiral Dewey wore
during the battle at Manila has been
on exhibition in Washington, attract.
ing many visitors.
Clarence kenamore, son of the Mis-
souri, state beer inspector. narrowly
escaped death by being caught in IA
folding bed at St. Louis.
\ coal famine confronts the mining
district Ct southwest Missouri. Ar.
rangements are being made by the
operators association to build smet
erS.
President Steyn Of the Orange Free
State has issued proclamation annex
ing all the territory north Of the NaaI
Kimberley.
Among the passengers who arrived
on the Ward liner Havana. from Cuba.
were Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and Col. +. e.
Rathbone. in charge OF the postal ser.
vice in Cuba.
A telegram from Chihuahua, Mexico,
says that Grant Gillctt. the cattle
plunger, who fed from Kansas year
ago. is very i'll with what is Believed to
be smallpox.
The requests for the payment of in.
terest on the public debt in advance
of its maturity have proved very few
Only two have been received from pri
vatc individuals.
Beginning at Stromsburg undr,
rainy skies. W. j. Bryan began hi.
tour of Nebraska. Tuesdav.by address
ing total Of about 10000 persons in ;
half dozen small towns.
Flag Lieutenant Brumby of Admira
Dewcy's flagship, Olympia. arrived a
Atlanta, Ga, Tuesday night. Thor
sands of people were waiting at tk>
depot and gave him a rousing recep
ton.
4 vein Of crude petroleum has beer
discovered on the farm of Pete"
Harms, eight miles northwest of Nrr
sailles, Mo. The oil was struck at
water.
The department of agriculture Ma
organized sections of climate and Gro
service in Porto Rico and Cuba. 1t i
now issuing weekly bulletins whic
, give the climatic and crop condition
in those islands.
Stephen @. Lawrence, a frst-yeH
student in the Yale law school, a
New Haven. Conn.,, was sentenced I
: Is days in Jail for kissing May Carro
p in the street \ like sentence was in
q rt sed upon the girl.
/. One hundred southern music teacl
n ers, representing Alabama. Tennessee
. North Carolina. South Carolina. Gfol
. wia and Florida. are assembled at n
. lanta Ga, to organize the Southrr
,, Music Teachers association.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester hainvillr, c
! Braidwood. ILL.,. celebrated the siNtirt
!. anniversary of their marriage. The
8 were married in st. Marie district {
. Montrra! Cam. October %, lS,i9. an
moved TO Brailwood in 1873.
:, The Sixteenth and S"v"ntv-"irh'" J
' linoi; volunteers held their annual ri
union at Macomb Tuesday. There we!
"a of The Sixteenth and is Of he Sc
cnty-cighth present. besides sever;
hI,n,jrrtl from other regiments
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28

Our troops met the enemy, cutting
The line to-day. and Maxim gun on
the train did good work and cleared
away the wreckers."
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
Tho vanderbilt Will.

raw York. Oct. Ex-senator .h"ua
Gov \. Depew said that the Cornelius
Wand, -,ilt will, in oil probability WALL
n. made public Thursday.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
A DcnDcrate Cuban. .

reoria, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Crazed BY the
,os,sal Of the hand of the girl he loved.
m account of objections to his nation
,,itv, entered by her parents, Juan
@ rc;o n Cuban, shot and killed Bess'e
Mahonev. aged 20 years, near this city,
tuesday and then sent "a bullet erasI'
;,r through his own brain.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
Still There il Time.

London. Oct. 25.--A special dispatch
from Pretoria, dated October "a, pu;~
ports to give an interview with one Of
the highest Transvaal executives, who
is quoted as having urged that while
the BOer successes were yet unim-
portant, there was still time for an
amicable settlement, as he believed tn"
Beers had been misled as to the real
issue.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
Another Battle ut Lndysmith.

London, Oct. "a special dispatch
from Cape Town dated 9:1O a. IN. says
there has been another battle at Lady
smith, and that the Beers were re-
pulsed. The British casualties were
placed at four killed and seven wound
ed, all rank and file.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
THE STEEL RAIL BUSINESS.
ORDERS Already Received Insure*
steady Business For the Na'A
Mills For Newt Year.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Oct. 25..--Thc Amer
lean Manufacturer, IN its issue This
week. says: "lt is understood that the
mills making steel rail combined and
notiticd the railroad interests OF the
country that prices would be "d-
varced. and that the railroads could
cover all their wants at S53 per ton.
Nearly every railroad in the country
came in with orders. and an aggregate
of 100000 tons of rails were ordered
at the above price for delivery in '9oo.
The price was then raised by ra'l
makers as follows:
For standard sections, in lots from
100 to 200 tons, S37; carload lots, S'''
and less than corload lots, $40. Light
rails, from 25 to so pounds per yard
s37 per ton. All the prices quoted are
for the Pittsburgh mills.
The importance of this can scarcely
he realized. The total sales aggregat'
;nc about $5O,OOO,0OO. This means
that about cne-sixth of The total out
mt for 1900 will be consumed IN the
manufacture of rails. This does not
;rclude the orders placed by the Kus'
siuu government, some time ago. to-
1etbcr with orders, which will make
the aggregate tonnage in rails neS'
vear much more than has ALREADY
It.n ordered. This fixes it beyond al
rerodycnturc that prices Of iron ano
Steel for 1900 will be considerably
hipher than prevailing figures.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28

London, Oct. 26.-Gen. White has
telegraphed to the war department
from Rietfontein, under date of Oc-
tober "a, saying that in the fighting
near Ladysmith IL of the British force
were killed and SO wounded, and that
five are missing, the casualties being
mostly among the Gloucester regi-
ment.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
u,.a Recent TyphOOn.

Victoria, B. c., Oct. @5.-lntell'genee
is brought by the Rinsa Marn' when
hos arrived here, that typhooh
through which the Empress and sena'
tor passed, proved even more disas'
.ro,. IN land than on sea. In TOXIC
and Yokohama it ragged with great
serceness. Hundreds Of houses were
wrecked in all districts, though the
storm seems to have been attehaeo
I'll, ,oss loss of life than usual.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
II[[S[[[Y CRITICISED.
rhe British Commander-in Chief
Apparently Convicted Of "Doc-
toring" Official Reports.
war IN NATAL HAS ONLY COMMENCED,

49,. Forced Evacuation OF q Point
in the Natal Triangle an unpal-
.t.ble Pill to the British Public
More Fighting Has Taken Place
xenr Ladyxmith.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28
Gen. Sym0ns May Recover.

ucHs SEmOuS Why ueCOVSVs
Cape Town, Oct. 25.-Intelligence re.
ceived here, Monday, from Natal, says
the bullet has been extracted from tho
wound of Gen. Symons, who was
struck down while leading his troops
at the battle of Glencoe, and that the
patient is cheerful and doing well.
Kripdnm Captured by the Beers.
Cape Town, Oct. 25.-Advices from
Orange River, Cape Colony. near the
Orange Free State border, announce
that the Beers have taken kripdam,
near Barkly West, north Of Kimberley,
and that Assistant Magistrate Harms
worth and his clerk are prisoners. 1t
is supposed that the Beers are advanc
ing on Douglas.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-10-28

upon whose lives and property they sit
in Judgment"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-23
THE FALL LAMB BUSINESS.
What a welI-Known Southern Colorado
Man Says About II.

Says the Denver Siockmsn, August 10:
w. A. Braiden of La Jsrs was at the
yards Saturday and in speaking Of the
lamb market this fall says: There will
be no New Mexico lambs sold by weight
this fall. You cannot induce the Mex
lean to ship to Denver or any other
market, TO sell his stock. Then, II the
speculator would take hold, he can
only buy by the head. for the Mexicans
will not sell any other way, nor viii he
sell at less price than last year. 1t
may be possible TO drive bard bar
gain and get them litlle-yery
little less-but there would be no
money in the deal at all. besides there
would be the shrink we could never re-
cover.
81 am not prepared to say what con-
dition the lamb market is going to be
In this fall. The feed.in-transit rate is
a great drawback; a very great impedi-
mertto the business The majority of
our Fort Collins friends lost money last
winter, because of theLong, bad winter,
the stock using up SO much more than
usual of alfalfa and high-priced corn
Even If corn is cheaper this year, that
will not affect the extra freight charges
they will be compelled to pay under
the sbrogation of the feed-in-transit
rate.
''lt ia business with the Mexican
breeders this year to ask as much rs
last year for his lambs. The fleece is
assuredly valuable part of the animal
now, and he will be just as we'll salts
fled to keep his stock until shear
ing time next spring il he cannot get
the price he asks for the animal this
fall.
"The feeder can afford to pay that
price, provided the feed in-transit
rate is restored. 1t would therefore
appear to be very necessary for all in
dividuals interested to make personal
demand on the Transmissouri Traffic
association, which meets 10 Denver on
the 2lst, understand, to have the rate
restored"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1899-08-23

Moneyed men from the United States
have secured franchise for building a
railroad from Hong Kong to Han Kow,
China, distance of nearly 700 miles.
While railroads are necessary to ma
tion's pros perity, health is still more
necessary. A sick man can't make
money If there are thousand railroads.
One of the reasons why America is so
progressive is the fact that in every
drug store is sold Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, that celebrated tonic for the
weak, appetizer for the dYspeptic and
sedative for the nervous. 1t is taken
with great success by thousands Of men
and women who are run down, pale
and weak. 1t increases the weight, and
the gain is permanent and substantial.