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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
ANOTHER 0ALLGp CASE.

Here IL another Gallup eaas; on
Tuesday. June 9TH, last. John Whalen.
a coal miner az the Gibson mine. eioped
TO this city with Mrs. Lizzie waincha-
wischins. another mans wife. and took
lodging, occupying one room. at one OF
Albuquerque's popular hotels On the
morning 81 June 7sh. w. A. Smith.
marAhai OF Gallup, wired City Marshal
McMilnn "a description OF the eiopera
authorizing their arrest. which was
promptly effected. T,he next day the
husband % the woman, with the I'M
prOnOunceable name, accompanied
Marshal Smith 60 the city and. Of
course. he had the ''eeaDoiler' OF his
home arrested. but when Il came 20
swearing out a warrant against HE
wife, she fell into his arms and almost
drowned dear. loving hubby with her
tears, and Of course. he relsnted az 90
her arrest.
Whaicn was taken before United
States Commissioner Whiting, who In
default OF $3.50 bonds. ordered him
placed IN the county JAIN 10 await the
action OF the grand Jury OF the present
term OF court, while ihe husband. ae-
companlod by his errinE wife, having
kissed and made up, returned 10 Gallup.
Whaien waa discharged from the ooun-
" jail yesterday and ne came over TO
the new town Immediately thereafter.
4, seems that when he was arrested.
siss Ia money belonging 10 a Gallup
friend. and which he had appropriately
was taken from bis clothing. together
with two railway tickets 20 Wyoming.
representing an outlay Of sos. and those
gcOda were turned over by Marshal
McMillin TO the aherlfs Office. and
from the sheFins ofiise were
taken In charge BY Attorney
Horton Moore, who represented
whalen at his trial. whaien
called az The CitiKsn once this morn
ing and stated that he was unable TO
ma any OF his effects. although no had
tried 10 ma out tbs various channels
through which his goods had migrated
since his arrest Whalen went north
this morning since which time Tue
Citizen representative has ihvestigaa-
"a and discovered that Whalen gave
an order that the money and also tho
refunded money Tor the two railway
tickets be turned over 70 Attorney
Moore for his legal services, II was
also learned that, not satisfied with
MT. Moore. no secured another at.
tcrney and fave him his sold watch
Tn. Oagt. ~. rsssla. ..tfl .w..,.a sra -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Members Met Last Night and Traps-
acted important Business.
SUPERINTENDENT HICKEY REPORTS.

Last night the board Of education
held regular monthly meeting. there
beng present President uopkina,
Trustees ltankiR. Glover. Lamb, Keen,
DOdd aud Isherwood. with Clerk Me-
Donald and Superintendent Hickey.
Clerk Mcdonald was instructed 70
notify the Grand Itaplds Desk COM
psny that the desks they furnished ara
not according ~ contract and u the
contract N no, fuiAlled, the board viii
demand damages.
The following BILLS were approved By
the nnauco committee and ordered
paid:
r. J. haWiey o. ,........,......tlsi.e0
whitney Company D.. o., ........ h.l0
w. W, stfonG ss..ssssss--~ ioste
Water supply Company .. ..,... i.2o
The Daily Citizen b. O.. o.. o. .... SEQ
J. W. Harding =. o. ., .......... ass
A number OF new BILLS were read and
referred % the proper committees.
superintendent Hickey made . re-
port regarding the crowded condition
Of certain school rooms and stated that
the matter had been somewhat rene
died by the transfer OF pupils from the
ward where they lived to other wards.
The superintendent also submitted tina
following enrolment In each room;
High school, 9th ana 10th grades. 81
Model school. sth grace ............ 20
Mrs. I4aBar. sth grade s............, "a
AisA steyens. TN Grade ............ "a
Mlss Simmer, 7th grade ...,.,...... a.
Fifth and Gsh grades. First ward. 10
Fifth and 9Th Eradea. Second ward. -
fifth and eth grades. Third ward. ~
tlfth and 9Th grades, Fourth ward. ~
rhird and 4th grades. First ward. -
Third and 9TH grades. Second ward 90
Third and tth gradea. Third ward. AZ
Third and eth grades, Fourth waEd.. 40
second grade, First ward .......... 70
second grade. Second ward ........ Al
second grade, Third ward ...,...... 10
Second grade. Fourth ward ........ %
kileI grade First ward ...."...... 80
First grade. Second ward ......".. 80
First grade. THIRD ward ......".. O.
First grade. Fourth ward ..,....... -
Mrs Wilson. overflow o.. ........,. %
Ia his report. Superintendent Hickey
compliments the new teachers and
stated that they were performing their
dutles Ia good shape and everything
was running smoothly lie also COM
pimentcd the janitora IN keeping the
school buildings In clean condition.
sandy waSdwei has been engaged 30
carry the hish school pupils 70 the
University.
The halliday system was discussed
and after some discussion pro and con
the superintendent was authorized TO
adopt it Al once Ia the primary rooms
where seats were not SUFFICIENT In NUM-
Der o accommodate the pupils.
The repor' OF the treasurer showed
a balance ON hand October LIST, Of ta.-
b2s.O5. a most excellent financial show
ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
MARKET REPORTS.


New York. oct. 2-Money on call NJ
per csnt. Prime mercantile paper.
4N95h. silver e9Mc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
COCHITl MINING DISTRICT
Joseph ROulledge's Lumber COntraci
Good Hope Shipping Ore.
BUILDING ANEW ROAD IN THE DISTRICT
49, a I.uMnnR CONTRACT.

BLAND Herald,
A LUMBER CONTRACT.
Since our last publication We have
learned that che contract for the lum-
Der for the new i00-ton min az Wood
bury, has been awarded to Joseph
Houtlcdge. The contract calls for 7d.-
900 feet OF lumber 90 be delivered at
Woodbury. on or before the 18TH o. Mo-
vember. Mr. Rouiiedge has force Of
men In the timber IN the work OF feli-
ing trees and the lumber will be sawed
at the lower saw mill. a short distance
south OF Bland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

observation-disclosures Z

A EXPERIMENTATION ORDERED.
Hon, Pedro Sanchez. the census gu
pervisor for New Mexico. was In silver
city last week, under lnstrp atlOns from
the director OF the census al Washing
ton, to re-enumerate district No. 81.
Mr.. Sanchez has divided the district
Into ave sections and appointed II. l..
Martyr. clyde X. Brock. James n.
Lyons. Bsartley A. O'Kelley and j. W.
Wel,y 20 take the enumeration at the
pay OF % a day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
NEW BUNK HOUSES AT Abe
MARLE.

NEW BUNK HOUSES AT Abe
MARLE
George w Kephart, manager OF me
great general merchandising establish
mtnt Of the Cochiu Sold Mining COM
plny az the Albemerle mine in the
Golden Cochsti. left santa Re over the
Denver a Rio Grande ailfoad en-
route 20 his former home Ia Denver,
where his wife Is at present sojourning
and his children are at school. Mr.
kephart goes TO Denver for the pur-
pose OF buying iron bedstesds. springs.
mattresses. blankets and other articles
rceded 20 furnish two new bunk
houses for the men employed by the
company In the great Albemarle mine
and min. He saya the company has
decided hereafter 20 provide all OF It's
men with the very best kind OF clean
and comfortable beds. and 20 place she
bunk houses in charge OF competent
persons, VINO viii see that the beds
arc always made up and ready for the
men when they quit work and want
10 rest. whether employed on the day
or night shifts The company is az
present employing about $50 men. and
the operations ct both It's mill ana
mine are proceeding smoothly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

The sum Of MIS- war sent 70 CAL
weston by Dr. Ddm0ndson. This money
was subscribed BY Gallup citiEena for
ths rehef Of the sufferers 81 the Hood.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
POLITICAL SoTEs.
GRAFT County Republicans .- DonA Ana
County Democrats.

Grant County Republicans DonA Ana
County Democrats.
The republican convention OF Grant
county 70 nominate delegates 20 tho
santa Re convention was held Thurs
day. II was largely attended and was
harmonious. fts proceedings indicate
that the republicans OF Grant county
In a great measure have settled their
difficulties. and that a strong support
Of the republican territorial. legislative
and county tickets may be expected
November eth. The national and ter
rttorsai administrations we're fully and
oordiaiIy hDdorssd. Tha following dei-
sBaasa TO bhe Santa Ne o0nvsntion
vera chosen; IL y. Barnes. Thomas
Carr. Percy Wilson. Joseph X. ChOats.
Jr. Ths delegation goes uninatructed.
DoNA ANA COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
The democrats OF Dona Ana county
in convention assembled instructed for
A. Is. Fail for delegate TO congress-. de-
spite his decllnation to be a candidate
fo- the honor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

The working force at the Golden Co
chit tunnel In Cola canyon, was con
siderahly reinforced BY the addition OF
a number OF new workmen being en-
ployed during the week General Man
ager ssnks IL now working day and
night forces ia the tunnel and exceed
ingiy good progress is being made, The
tupnel IL being timhered AZ the work
advances and all danger OF oave-in
IL carefully avoided by the manage
mSnt. New cars and rails we're or
dercd few weeks ago. but haze not
yct arrived. ia short time. when the
miI ers encounter the quartz, II Il un-
derntood that the company Will install
hand machine drills.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
BLAND WITHOUT A MARSHAL.

BLAND WITHOUT A MARSHAL.
-. r. Hughes, who has % faithfully
performed the duties Of town marshal
IN Bland for several months past, ten
dred his resignation last week which
went into efiect al once. u r. only a
matter of a short time until Mr.
Hughes Will he re-employed. az busl-
ness IL rapidly increasing and more
people are locating In Bland. Hereto
s0re the marshal was employed by the
merchants. and In all probability the
residents will be Gaked to help con-
trlbnte a portion toward the salary
OF an officer when he IL selected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
oFricIAL NOTES.

Notary Pabiic - Territorial Pharmacy o.
civil service Examination.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Governor otero appointed Jusa RA-
fact AS,aiIlar, Wagon Mound, Mora
county, a notary public.
BOARD OF PHARMACY.
The territorial board OF pharmacy
wiz meet In Albuquerque on october
lseh and 18th, u ls learned that there
viii BE- several applications for exam
nations 20 secure diplomas.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer J. n Vaughn
eceived from DonacianO coFdOva, coll
leetor Of Taos county, 1.27 OF 1855 tax
e.. si.f3 OF 1897 taxes. tl2Gl Of ises
taxsa. and seO.s9 OF 1889 taxes.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
N0uee r. posted at the federal build
ing In santa We. that civil service ex-
amlnations vii be held this fall for p0-
sitiens in che general Land Office SER
vice az clerks and messengers. The
government has found considerable
trouble In getting a SUFFICIENT number
OF eilgibies who are competent for this
particular line. and hence there are ex-
csptionaily good opportunities fer
young men or young wmen 20 enter
the service. From the successful can
didates this fall will be filled positions
a. clerk (uiale) now vacant at the fol-
lowing places: Burns. Ore: Walia
Walla. Wash: Bozeman. Mont; Mis-
sCulA, Mont. Couer d'Aiene. Idaho;
Clayton. N. NJ; Douglas. wyo.; Mont
roee, Col; Denver. Col; santa Re
(twol; also. clerk (femaIel, ~. Paul,
MINI, and for messengers at New Or
leRnp, La. and al Santa Re. Salaries
range from $500 TO 81. 200 annually,
Those desiring 10 take the examination
should write nj once 10 the civil ser
vice commission. Washington, ID. g.,
for the necessary application blanks
and information.
PENSION GRANTED.
A pension Of 81 a month has been
granted 20 Alexander Bowman. Farm
lngton. san Juan county.
POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
Bert Rowland has been appointed
postmaster at Captain and will take
charge shortly when the name OF the
oniee Will be changed from Gray Ia
Captain.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer J. a.. Vaughn
received from Hon. solomon Luna, coll
lector OF Valencia county. teS.S5 OF 1898
taxes; and from John II. Sargent, col.
lec tor % Rio Arrlba county. 5000 OF
issS taxes and tSoL2s OF 1899 taxes. OF
which ggi.2e Is for territorial funds and
sam for territorial institutions
A RE- ZEN uMETtATIOH ORDERED
Hon, Pedro Sanchez. the census so.
pervisor for New Mexico. was In silver
Cily last week. under instrp ztlOns from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06
nIlII.nIN.i NEW moan.


on saturday lash subscription pa
per was circulated here aud about one
hundred dollars was secured FOR the
purpose Of building a wagon road to
the summit Of the mountain north OF
the Hland MILL The entire cost % the
road viii not exceed $500 and the Coz
chiti and Navajo Gold mining COM
paniea have pledged themselves 90 cOn-
tribute the remaining two thirds of the
expense J. A. Rice and his corps Of
assistants 81 surveyors have mapped
out the route and established grades
and the contract for the construction
work has been awarded 20 George
West. A dozen workmen were em-
pioyed last Monday by the contractor.
and during the week the force was in
CREASED by several more being placed
on the work The road leaves the main
street In Pine canyon In the rear Of w.
l.. Trimble's barn and continues In a
northeasterly direction for distance
OF 1900 feet. AZ this point II will con-
meet with the newly constructed road
which leads 20 the Navajo Hawmill in
Media 1)ia canyon. II "a the intention
OF Contractor West 10 finish illa con-
tract IN about two weeks. after which
the Navajo company VIII begin haul
ing lumber 20 the milling plant IN Al
bemarle. AZ the conclusion % this
work. AZ Il generally understood, the
company VIII employ a force OF men
a, their eawmill In Media Dia, which
IL 10 be- started on the work OF getting
out lumber Tor the new io0-tOn min
which is 70 be- erected Ia that Vicinity
IN the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-06

Tue Santa W Pacific will expend $50. .
900 durlng the coming winter At
3aulow, A round house has Ions been
needed Tue erection Of one will be
commenced Immediately.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30
BATTLE ON PANAY ISLAND.
Three Americans Were KiIIed-The
Insurgents Loot IO3 Dead,
All Told.

Manila, Nov. 26.-Particulars have
just been received from IIoilo of the
battle, OctSper 80. at Bugason. Island
of Panay. when 200 Bolomen and 50
rifemen attacked the Americans. VINO
lost three killed-Lieut. l.. NJ. Koonts,
Sergt. Kitchen and Corp. Burns, all
of Company +. 44th infantry.
1t appears that Corp. Burns was
boloed while accommodating and
Lieut.. Koonts and Sergt. Kitchen
were pierced by spears while going to
relieve an outpost.
When the garrison post attacked
the rebels. 30 Of the latter were kill
ed. None of the other parties of at
lacking natives made much of a stand
and the insurgents lost 1903 killed,
all told.
First Lieut.. Albert +. McCabe, of
the 3Oth volunteer infantry, has been
appointed an inspector on the for
estry bureau.
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BODIES IN THE SNOW.
II l. Thought 10 Passengers of the
wrecked steamer ~. Olaf Died
From Cold and Starvation.

Quebec, Nov. 26.-Thc searching
party which left Seven islands on SAT-
urday afternoon 10 rescue any of the
passengers or crew of the wrecked
steamer ST. Olaf who might have
reached land returned Sunday even
ing. They report having found only
one body. that Of Miss Page. buried
in the snow and ice. The general
opinion among seafaring men Is that
the disaster occurred during the night
Of Wednesday fast, as Miss Page was
attired in night robes, and that 26
passengers succeeded in landing only
10 die from cold and starvation on
Bonle island. and that their bodies
will be found under snow. which is
three feet deep there. Another party
OF searchers went out Monday to look
for bodies in the snow.
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POST OFFICE MATTERS
Over $4,000 Postmasters Appointed
During the Past Fiscal Year.
on June 10 There Were recess Post
oncer, as FoIlowst First Glass,
IO4, second, s52i Third,
3,Is7t Fourth, 52,455.

Washington, Nov. 26-Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General John l..
Bristow in his annual report recon-
mends AN addition TO the interstate
commerce law prohibiting telegraph
and express companies or their en-
ployes from aiding or abetting in the
green goods or lottery swindles or
any other scheme carried on partly
by mail and partly by common car
rier and in violation of the postal
laws. other recommendations urged
are as follows;
Authorizing post Office inspectors
10 take out search warrants whenever
necessary.
Payment of incidental expenses in
Cured by local officers or others in
the arrest. detention and keeping of
prisoners violating postal laws until
transferred to the United States mar
shals custody.
Construction of inspectors lookout
towers in post Offices whenever deem
ed necessary by the postmaster gen
eral, and prohibition Of loose pouch
! ing of circulars. calendars, etc. owing
TO small pieces of mail matter fire.
quently slipping into large unsealed
envelopes in transit.
There were 1912 appointments OF
pos:masters made during the past fis-
cal year. 14,435 being of the fourth
class and 7o7 being presidential. an
increase of 53S in all over last year.
There also has been an increase in
the number of designations. especial
ly of the fourth-class postmasters.
Fewer removals for Irregularities
were made than last year.
4 vigorous effors Las been made 20
suppress epost offices conducted
throughout the country for the sole
benefit of some corporation. nursery
company. patent medicine firm or
other institution whose operations de-
prive the government Of its legitimate
revenues. The company or corpora
ton usually has some one connected
with il appointed postmaster. and
thus gets tae advantage OF the can
cellations or the salary and allow
ances Of the postmaster. These in
stitutions sometimes have derived
thousands of dollars of revenue from
che government which virtually
amounted TO a commission or dis
count on their postal business.
There were a. re.ignations and As
deaths OF presidential postmasters,
and o19 deaths and s.oi3 resignations
Of fourth-class postmasters. On June
30. last. the number OF post Offices
was 76.6Ss. as follows: First class.
1874: second, $50; third. 3,1s7; fourth.
Ass.
The total number OF arrests during
the fiscal year for offenses against the
postal laws was 1.526. including li9
postmasters. % assistant postmasters
and 144 post Office clerks. carriers and
other postal employees. or the total
number arrested. 500 were convicted.
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THE BANKRUPTCY ACT.
n. G. BrandenburE. In Charge of
Matters. Makes His Annual He-
port on Its Operation.

Washington. Nov. 26.-E. c. Bran
denburg. in charge OF bankruptcy
matters. has made "A report 10 the Ut
torncy general on the operation 81
the bankruptcy act Of July 1. isos.
The report says. with reference 20
voluntary cases. that advantage Is be-
ing taken Of the law by men Of all
classes and in an walks Of hfe. aud
in every section OF the country.
TIE states showing the greatest
number Of petitions fled during the
year are Illinois. with 3.O0s; New
York. 1907; Iowa. 902; Ohio. ssT;
Minnesota. sf5. and Pennsylvania. 500.
The smallest number OF voluntary
petitions were filed in the following
states: Nevada. 8: Delaware and Wy
oming.; II each; Idaho. 30; South
Carolina. 81; Oklahoma. 30; Florida.
67. and Rhode Island. 50.
The grand total of petitions filed In
the United States for the period end
ing September 30. 1900. Is 20.i2s. eN-
elusive of those for the western dis
trict OF Louisiana. the district OF
Alaska and for half OF the year for
the southern district o. Georgia, New
Jersey. the eastern district OF North
Carolina. the western district of Ten
nessee and the, eastern district of Nir-
ginia. from which semi-annual reports
were not received.
From the clerks reports II appears
that of the voluntary petitions. all
were adj Indicated bankrupt except 237,
in Sbich the petitions were dismissed,
and that discharges were refused in
n eases. Compositions were con-
firmed I'm coo eases.
The liabilities in 1910 voluntary
cases reported by the referees
amounted 20 S264,o7o.l52. while the
total amount of assets scheduled in
these cases was S33.O9s,77i.
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condition and strength were salts
factory. Temperature 9s.5; pulse Is.
No complications whatever have been
observed"
Berlin. Nov. e6.-The following spe-
cial dispatch. dated 81. Petersburg.
November rs. 3:s9 a. M. has been re-
ceived here;
1T Is persistently rumored In 81.
Petersburg that the condition Of En-
peror Nicholas Is critical. Well in
formed people here declare that the
disease has made far greater progress
than the gzars physicians have pub
licly admitted. A fatal issue Is now
gravely feared"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30

c.
y
aches caused her head TO split
opeicd
of insanity under their for nine
relief Then Nvura blood
inside had
shape again"
reliable
that
Greenes Nerva blood and remedy will well
0reenes Nervura blood physicians
prescription formulated from discovery years
experiment Greene, West York City,
lie consulted personally by letter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30

TO cure is Quinsy Sore Throat and any sui
ferer with this malady should never be with
out Palmer's Lotion. A few years ago Mr..
G. w. Rosenbach, Of 3lst Street and Ind ANA
Avenue, Chicago. Illinois, wrote: Il have
been troubled with Quinsy sore throat over
ten years and after using your Lotion md
tried" Palmers Lotion l. iudispens sable at
this season Of the year when sudden changes
Of temperature cause much sickness and DIS
ease. II your drssgist does not happsn %
have II, send 80 Scion Palmer. ga Pear.
Street. New York, for sample Of Lotion and
Lotion soap.
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DO YOU FEEL LIKE THISp
Pen Picture for Women.

81 am 40 nervous. there is not .
well inch In my whole body. i am 40
weak at my stomach and have indi-
oestion horribly. and palpitation OF
the heart, and l am losing flesh. This
headache aud backache nearly Kills
me, and yesterday nearly had hyster-
les there Is a weight In the lower part
OF my bowels bearing down all the
time. and pains In my groins and
thighs; l cannot sleep. walk, or sit
and believe ! am diseased all over
NO one ever suffered as ! do
This n a description Of thousands OF
cases which come TO Mrs. Pinlham's
attention daily. An infiamed and ul-
cerated condition OF the neck OF the
womb can produce all OF these symp-
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PASSED A QUIET DAY.
the Car sleep. well. and His Cen-
eraI Condition and strength
Are satisfactory.

ST. Petersburg. Nov. 26.-The fol-
lowing bulletin was issued Monday
morning at Livaiia:
"The ,czar passed quiet day Sun
dlay. At ; o'clock Sunday afternoon
his temperature rose to 1884. The
pulse was SO.
at Q o'clock I'm the evening the
temperature was l0s.2 and pulse 50.
Ellis majesty slept well during the
night. Monday morning his general
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-30

Siberia il no longer TO be penal colony.
The imperial decree abolish,ng he former
status i the result Of the building OF the
Trans Siberian railroad. Nothing can com con,
pare to the rapid settlement OF the vast ~
berisn plains by the inrushing farmers, IN.
le~s Il be the rapid growth achieved by
that famous dyspepsia cure, Hostetter
stomach Bitters. Try Il for constipation
Indigestion. dyspepsia, biliousness OF hatn-
lency, II YOU would be well.