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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
POPULATION OF NATION
IS NOW 76,295,22O
This Is Growth of u Per Cent--Utah has 276 SIS.
Increasing $500, or 80 Per Cent
Idaho Nearly Doubles Wyoming Jumps s. Per Cent-COl-
OradO Makes Comfortable Gain-Nevada LOSeS.
lsaecisI ID - HeraIdN

Washington. Oct. 30.-The census an
nouncement today shows d gratifying
increase for all the mountain states eN-
cepJ Nevada. which has gone backward
during the last decade Utah has -15--
so against 2O7.905, an increase of $3.50
since 1899 or over 50 per cent
Idaho has nearly doubled. increasing
from S4,3S5 10 15l,I7l, an increase Of
1855. OF 81 per cent.
Wyoming has jumped from 50.105 10
9-.75l. a growth Of 5l,S-6, or over .
per cent
Colorado in 1900 has a population Of
a39.ioo. while in 1890 she had 4I213S-
This is a difference of 1882. or nearly
81 per cent.
Nevada has fallen from 45.l6l in 1880
10 +--$34 in 1890. "a drop OF S-42', or :
per cent.
Montana has gone from 1a2.I5a 10 245-o9.
charging l11.I2l. OF 50 per cent
Washington. Oct sl-The official an
nclncemcut OF the total population OF Jre
United States for 1890 is 76-2o5.--U- of which
lf-6--4lI are contained in the forty-lVc
states rePreseu,inE approximately the
population to Dc used for superintendent
purposes There l. a total of l5t.lJ, I'M
dams not taxed. The total population in
So with which the aggregated popUia-
--HI of Toe pres rEl census should De- COM
pared was o. 16S 40. Taking the 1>,t DrrH-
population Of T. -l5-f64 during the last ten
years. presenting an increase of nearly
F'o!IowiuE is the official arnouocement
Of The population OF the uiJ5d States lu
l-.- "- states In The figures The drzt col
umH represents the census pr 1870 anu the
when given represents the number of
Indians NOT taxed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

through Indiana, 50 ] guess that Hanna
IS out with the stuff. Now do ,o+
want 10 put you wrong. but am firrnI,,
ot the belief that Bryan VIII be elected
] don't care about bets thar is not a.
Eumeut, but there is a great change
taxing place here. Men cannot live on
what they are getting as salaries: there
rs cutting down everywhere and conse-
iuently a change Of votes. 1 look for
q landslide one way sure
MS man travels extensively tbrnug.b
the middle west. but as his bosses ar
Republicans he does not wish his name
made public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
CHUNKS OF BURNED NljM9N FLESH
TAKEN FROM NEW YORK FIRE RUINS

New York. Oct 3'--Au the efforts OF
the authorities are now directed 10 clean
ing away the ruins of rhe Tarrant ana
other buildings wrecked by the Erest eA-
pI0=iou Of yesterday. I'm ,as desire O." huc
our how many bodies are buried in them
and % ascertain she cause of rh- ~Npi'-
SION The efforts of the ~ea~chers Tor
rra dead were rewarded -ousshr 10y tDe
ruGiv- of the remains ~ H. g. A.
schmidt of Brooklyn ard tEn discovery OF
what seem To be the bodies of tlrgr
tHcr persons
~ tla northwest corner of the Tarrstrt
building. ar Warren ana Green" l.i-
Streets a mass OF CIorEiuE and iuG1~-
.-rfruiu4re articles was coule across amt
rI.s mass was said rp lee the bodies "i
fn~as persons The irpmcu went 20 work
with a Will To dig out the mass @no al 10
O'Clock tonight brought 10 light p'r-
tfor- of "a woman s foot ami tI1r TOP o- d
er.-sif-d skull. The skull had Ions brown
hafr attached and Is supposed 90 ps 'i--tL
OF . woman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

81. Thomas. u. ". l., oct 3o.-At an
extraordinary meeting of the colonial
council at St. Croix. Danish West In
dies Monday. the vice chairman de
nlunced the statements made by A j.
EIackwood. the United States consul AZ
81. Croix, and chairman of the colonial
council. in an interview printed in New
YORK oct %. IN which Mr. Blackwcod
was quoted as saying the sentiment Of
rbe people Of the Danish West Indies
is strongly in favor Of annexation. Inc
,-iaa chairman said the allegations
made were opposed TO the facts IN the
csse and that Mr.. Blackwood spoke
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Items of Interest to the Mountain
States.
especial to The HeraIdJ

Washington. oct. 30-The Metropolitan
National bank of Chicago has been ap-
proved as a reserve agent for the Ma
uoual Bank of the Republic of Salt Lake
CITY.
idaho pensions granted: OriginaI-E,d-
win y. Merrill Bancroft. IS Spanish
Nar-Original, George " SouIe, Poca-
tello. 20.
Patents issued residents of Salt Lake
city George *. Fischer patent for an
el-ctric conveying and elevator apparatus
ALBERT Hayes. fuel Vaporizer and mixer
for fuel engines and other uses
A - Waugh has been appointed post-
master at Junction, Lemhi county. Ida
no, vice A. NJ. Stephenson. resigned.
Major Peter r. Egan. surgeon. has been
relieved from duty in the department of
Porto Rico. He will proceed to Fort
Douglas for duty. relieving Acting As
~iStant Surgeon Elmer :. Tenny, VINO will
proceed to Manila for duty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
Sings Despite Illness.

New York. oct 30.-Miss FancFon
Thompson made her debut with the Net
rOpolitan English Grand Opera companv
rs Carmen in Bizets masterpiece at the
Metropolitan Opera House tonight Re
fore the performance Miss THOMPSON was
i'll. but despite the protests OF her friends
and her physicians she insisted upon 90
ing ahead with Carmen rather than dis
appoint the large audience which had
been attracted by the announcement thar
she would make her first appearance fu
this country. In spite of her illness Miss
Thompson displayed marked dramatic
ability, and although compelled to leave
the stage in the third act. she returned
10 finish the exciting fourth winning the
pronounced approval Of the audience
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
DEATH DEALT BY GAS.
Explosion Kills Five Miners and
Wounds Others.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Oct. 3O.-A heavy
explosion of gas occurred on slope No.
of No 1 shaft of the Kingston Coal
company at Edwardsville at O'Clock
this afternoon in which five men lost
their lives and six others were badly
burned. Five of the six injured are in
p precariOuS condition and il is doubt
ful if they can survive.
When the men were brought to the
surface by the rescuers their skin hung
in Shreds from their bodies. The work
of rescue was dangerous as afterdamp
had accumulated. The first reScuing
party that went down the mine were
driven back and two men in the party
had TO be carried out.
The force of the explosion was so
great that it blew down a great section
of the roof.
The accident was due to an employee
who diverted the air course unwittingly
and allowed the gas to accumulate in
the place where the men were at work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
No M'KINLEY IMPERIALISM wanted
BY PEOPLE OF DANISH WEST INDIES

without the councils authority.
A resolution was adopted to cable
King Christian of Denmark SubmiS-
SfveIy expressing The wish OF the in
habitants to continue under the Danish
crown and expressing the belief that
annexation TO the United States would
he against the wishes OF g ma iority OF
the inha bitants-
Some of the members protested
against the passage OF the resolutions,
but the vice chairman Overruled them.
There was a tOrchIight PROCESSION Mon
dav night. styled The peoples pro
test A long and orderly crowd. head
ed by a band Of music, marched
through the town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

\ revised list shows thirty-two persons
stII missing
At 1880 o'clock a portion of a human
trunk probably the abdomen. was dug
out and "a little later a brown canvass
coat. There was nothing in the rockets
but four Quill JOOthUickS- SriU later the
rr-meu found another portion OF a Skull
and portion of a human back
Just before midnight a. workman found
"a black chevi0L -roar in the exact SPOT
where the human remains had been
ro..ud. In the DOCkeTs We're Z cents and
an application for membership in the
West r.ud Republican club Shortly ar
s-ru-a ri IN tho same place an uuTecogniZ-
able mass OF Tumau HeSh was found 4
half coat was also found I'm this place
Dr. Cr0mer Of the health CC9a-tueUl,
who ela mined the remains said they
were probably all from the same person.
as were the foot and a portion OF skull
found earlier The remains were all
found in the Tarrant building
Members Of the TarranU firm advance
tho. theory that the explosion was caused
by chIOrate OF potash
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

Chicago. Oct. Ex-senator Hanna was
the guest of honor tonight of the first
annual banquet of the British-Ameri-
can Republican league given at the
Victoria hotel. He received the plaud
its of $50 Americans of British birth.
When the POSTMASTER mentioned Sena-
tor Hanna's name the guests seated at
the table arose en- masse and sang
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
New York Democratic
By SO,
Especial TO The EIerald.)

New York, Oct 3O.-James X. Mcclure of the Demo-
cratic replied the Republican claims of New
Yorl's electoral tonight
Chairman Mcclure has not given out any figures here
tofore and his tonight is the official
situation.
New York safe for Bryan said Chairman Nc
Cure The Empire will give Bryan and Stevenson
$4,000 plurality. The Democratic committee has
careful OF the whole outlook county county
city by city and has reached the conclusion that
electoral safe for Bryan by less than $4,000 plural
y. Bryan and Stevenson will carry New York and
enough other and be elected beyond any question
doubt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
Computed by Machines.

The director Of the census. in an
uouncins the population o. the United
states. made Che following statement
The figures Of the population are the
result OF n careful computation by
means OF the latest JabuIatinS ma
chimes
Bulletins VIII he issued shortly for
the various minor civil divisions in the
different states and territories as fast
as possible The entire number. IL IS
hoped. viii be ready FOR the public use
before the first of January
The early completion of the raDula-
ciOn of the population of the states en-
ableS the census office % submit the
EgureS TO congress as soon as i- con
-eDeS IN DecemDer- thus giving that
BODY the Information necessary TO dis
pose Of the question of the reapportfOu-
menr of representa- CiVeS at the coming
session All the field work of the
twelfth census, 50 far as IL relates To
the collection OF the data relating ID
population. agriculture. vital statistics
and manufacture, is now complete.
1t IS the aim of the officials now IN
charge Of the work TO push the Labula-
ton Of the returns 50 as 20 give the
complete reports to the public in ac-
cOrdanCe with the law which requires
+ that they shall he issued July ]. 1902
The enumeratOrs' accounts number
ing something over 53. 600, have all been
paid with the exception OF So whose
accounts are held UP Tor techuicaliries-
n the last census It took eight or ten
months 10 pay all the enumer4tUrs- All
the supervisors have been paid with
the exception OF a few which have been
delayed for various reasons
The cost OF the administration Of the
census bureau uD 60 this date including
the expense incident TO the preliminary
work as well as the cost of the emu
meratiOn and supervision. is Sc. 361- 96I.
of which over $4,000. coo has been e1z-
pended for supervision and enumera-
ton
OWNS TO the use of machines the
bulletins thus far issued have been
given to The public almost year IN ad-
vance OF those given out during the last
census.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

,F,-rsviIle. o. Oct S5.-The jury at
,7id1ight returned verdict OF MURDER
~ tbc frst degree. without recommenoa-
-, ae-afDst ROSslyn Terrell for the mIr-
ar on the night OF Aus 10 last or
charles Lane. an express
bo--3d train. The murder was con1Inlt-e d
- the purpose Of robbery Ferrci Sc
flIred SI.0C1 in money from the Sstie OF l,le
: 5l,-7e EXPRESS company The defense
rieaded that the intermarriage OF MS
l-1~esters produced degeneracy-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
HANNA TELLS BRITISH THAT
POITICS HAS PAID HIN WEI

Hes jolly good fellow" This was
followed by three cheers and a tiger.
Senator Hanna made brief address
~ Is necessary for business to be in
politics" said he. L have done so, ~
polatieal work myself and have proffted
by it. If the employer conducts bis
business 50 as to command the respect
OF his employees, we need have no fear
OF the future of our republic"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
MTERMARRIHCE PLEA FAILS TO
SAVE TERRELL FROM DEATH PENALTY

The verdict carries with II the death
penalty. which Is electrOcuriOn-
The deliberations of the jury occupied
six hours and thirty minutes. and the
verdict was reached at 1f-40 O'Clock to
night When the Indictment was read
Terrell appeared 10 be taken by surprise
and his face flushed. This was the rirsC
visible sign OF emotion that had been
shown by him during the trial. but ne
quickly regained c0mpOSUre and was led
back to his cen without having uttered a
word
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

q. settler named HutsI1o, at Egg lake,
was burned down a few days ago. five
little children losing their lives IN the
building,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

TOT ! tarrit0ries I 657.3l3 95294s S2-54I
Persons IN service of United States sta
toned abroad ESTIMATED S4410-
Indians etc. on Indian reservations. eN-
ceur Indian Territory. 1881
The Alaskan figures aye derived from
partial data only and all returns for
Alaska and for certain military stations
abroad principally in chc Philippine.
have not vet been received.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

Five Children Die In Fire
Winnepeg. Man. Oct. 3o.-.A dispatch
f7orn Edmonton says that the house of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

Dunl<irk. y. Y. Oct. 3O.-WiIIiann
Jennings Bryan concluded the final day
Of his last New York campaign tour in
this city tonight He began the day at
the town of Addison, and spoke at the
following places: Hornellsville. AL
mond. Alfred, Andover, Wellsville. Bel
mont. Friendship, Cuba. Hinsdale,
Clean. Salamanca. Randolph. James,
town and Dunkirk.
All these towns are in the south
western part of the state and all have
been strongly Republican. The meet
ings of the DAY were generally well at
tended and enthusiastic
Mr. Bryan left late tonight on the
Lake Shore railroad for Ohio, expecting
to begin a one-day tour of that state
with a sDeech at Toledo tomorrow
morning at II o'clock. All told. he has
made about 10 speeches in this state.
Before leaving here tonight Mr.. Bry-
an made a brief statement. giving his
impressions of the situation in New
York. he said:
IF the reports which come from the
various counties where polls have been
made can be taken as representing the
general sentiment throughout the state,
we have more than an even chance of
carrying the state
Mr.. Bryan was Souhu asleep when
his train passed through Elmira, where
Governor ROosevelts train was stand
ing When Addison was reached. the
rain. which had set in a few miles fur
Their east. began a heavy downpour. but
the crowd was large and enthusiastic
and Mr. Bryan appeared in excellent
condition.
The rain had diminished somewhat
by the time Mr.. Bryan's train reached
Hornellsville. He spoke here for
about half an hour and had another
large crowd. which was closely atten-
tive At this point he eiabora ted on the
theory advocated by him yesterday to
the effect that the Republicans had al
(C,-.,,,r1 -, -, q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
BRYAN QUIISNEW YORK
Will Begin Today a Short Fare
we'll Tour Of Ohio.
CR0WD. EAR HIM
LEADER SAYS HE WILL CARRY
EMPIRE STATE.
CR0WD
HIM
= y :
BRYAN REPEATS HIS
STAND ON SILVER

In order that no Republican
, may 20 away and say that l did
= not say anything on the money
, question. l want to tell you that
& there are two reasons why we do
, not spend our time talking about
, the questions of 1896.
= The first reason is that our
Z pla tform sets forth the party's
= position so that everybody can go
= to the platform and find out where
p our party stands. but you cannot
y say that of the Republican plat
y form.
= The second is that the Republi-
= cans have done SO much since 1886
= that was bad that they keep us
= busy indicting them for high
= crimes and miSdemeanOrs commit
= ted in the last three years and a
4 alf''-Brvan at Cuba yesterday
. + y y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
SiIver and Lead.

silver SIC. per ounce.
Srrncr. 15aic. per pound
Ia 4 = < J.. go. IS price. 81 %, New
vlrs exchange. $L5lla; New York brok-
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Continued on Page p
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10
CATTLE AND
SHEEP MEN
An Old Feud Caused by Disputes
over urazins Lands Promises
Fatal Rosnlts.

PRgscorT, Ariz., March l0.--Partief
who are arriving in Prescott from the
Tonto Basin country state that another
war is threatened there similar TO that
Of 1887 and 1888, when 10 people were
killed in what was known az the Tewks-
bury-Graham fend. While not 10 exceed
half dozen men Of those engaged in the
above are alive today, the causes which
brought IL about still exist, and new
men seem willing TO fight on the same
old lines.
The trouble is between the cattlemen
and sheepmen. Large herds Of sheep
from Northern Arizona are driven South
for the winter returning 10 their north
ern grazing grounds again in the spring,
and one Of the favorite routes is via
Tonto Basin, which is usually well
watered and abounds in good grass.
The drought Of the past year has
caused a shortage Of both, and cattle
men seryed notice on the sheepmen,
that on account Of conditions, they will
not be permitted 10 return north by this
route this spring. The latter sent back
word that they we're going through
Tonto Basin II they had 10 fight their
way. The advance guard Of the return
ing 0ocks we're met by the cattlemen
and turned back and scattered. Several
cases Of arms and ammunition are
known 10 have been shipped into the
section recently, and open threats have
also been made by the interested parties
to shoot each other on sight
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10
RATHER HANG
THAN LIVE,
A Chicago Murderer Wants TO
Plead Guilty and Be
Hung

CHIcAoo, March 10.--Arohibald Carl,
has asked Judge Brentano 10 grant hin
q new trial, NO that he might plead
guilty 10 murder and be hung, in
stead Of going 10 the penitentiary for 20
years, as sentenced by the jury for kill.
ing Hector Mckenzie. A motion for a
new trial has been overruled and the
Judge asked the prisoner # he had any
thing 10 say before sentence was I'm.
posed
"Hes, replied Carle. Grant me a
new trial, 10 ! may plead guilty 10 muir
der and be hanged, would much
rather die on the gallows than go 20
prison for 20 years. II your honor will
grant me new trial, promise 10 plead
guilty 10 murder, 30 that may .get the
rope"
When he had finished, Judge Bren.
iano briefly reviewed the circumstances
II the killing OF Hector Mckenzie. say
ng that Carle had walked up to McKen.
iie from behind and assassinated him
without word Of warning.
Years ago gave you a chance 10 10.
orm and liyea better liie," said the
Judge. "lou failed 10 avail yourself OF
he opportunity. The sentence Of the
ourt is that you be taken TO tho peni.
entiary, there TO bo confined for the
arm OF 20 years at hard labor, in ac.
ordanee with the verdict OF the jury"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10

H. } Grim, Of llibbard was In IN,
city Yesterday,
j. A. Conscr, Of Millers landing VA,
10 salem Yesterday.
Judge and Mrs c, r., wolwr,on wen,
10 Albany this morning,
A vote Tor n G. Fletcher is a yo,, tor
b N.er school methods aud lsss taxes
Miss R'tta Fletcher aud Mn. n g.
hoo'c, went 10 J,aerson this morn,ns
James sullivan came down iram Con.
'ase Grove las, n'ghi Tor a Tea days'
visit 10 The city.
Mrs' susan Fisher who vas hcre an A
s'''s 10 her daughter, Mrs. ~. Vib.
'c'' ne'amed home 10 Marion th,s
morning.
Ms d. +. Reynolds, u nnlsboro.
'au'e ap on the n o'elock shasia a.
p'e Tor ies Weeks' visit 10 her na,.
'o''' Me. aud Mn. W, \. Sayaso
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10
scared Him on.

II IL suggested that all citizens should
carry their night keys in their pistol
pockets. Then when man comes home
At night and steps mp on the porch,
reaching Tor his latch key, II there Is u
burgler In hiding near, no thinks the
man sees him and is reaching for his
gun, 90 Mr.. Burglar skips out. This
was the experience Of Dow Palmer, the
night operator at the Western Union
Office, when he went home about 2,SO
o'lock Yesterday morning. Both parties
were startled, but the burglar got the
start In the matter OF running.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10
MARoH AND the LION
somslAIns psltsr Than BIO ola s.w

someihlng Better Than tho Old Saw.
The saying about the lion aud the
lamb Ia March often proves false, but
there ID another and a better one which
Il literally true, When March comes In
aud hnds You are taking Hoods Sar.
saparllla 10 purify, enrich and vitaliEe
your blood, you may expect. when N
goes out, that II will leave YOU free from
that tired feeling aud with none OF the
boils, plmples and erultions which man.
iles. themselves because Of impure blood
~ the spring II you have not already
beguh taking Hoods Saraparilla ior
your spring medicine, We advise you 10
urtih today, We assure you u will
make you feel better all through the
coming summer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10
NOT SO ooNs,nERArv

kevesand keichum'a Burglar has Re
ee'ved crcda Not IT'S pue.
Rev. IL, A. kelchum states that Il
was mistake OF the prcsa that the thiel
Who wen, through his house left slO IN
the purse, this notwithstanding individ.
ual was not halt 20 consideraie, ior he
took AL iha, was In sight, Il sccms that
A". Ae,ehum had tlo belonging to a
missionary fund ia another part of the
house, which was no, tonched, aud no
doubt this Fac, was the basis oi the
missiaioment.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10

One Oregon Philippine hero In public
life says the candidates ior office who
expect 10 BE- elected on their late war
record will he beautifully lei,, and he
shows HE faith by declining re.noml.
ration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10

II used kOdol dyspepsia Cnra IL, 49,.
family with wonderful results 1, ,i 10y
,','n,llate ,l.', rellei' Is pleasant 10 take and
y uu,E ne dyspeptic's best friends .
STsys r. iar'gerinck, Oyerisel. Mich
"'ses's What YOU eat. Cannot ail IA
TO cure. stones Drug Stores.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10

On he plays aud wins and loses,
And when he wins he often chooses
TO cash his checks and plays them back
Until at last he's lost his stack.
Wife at home works like slave;
Does everything to nicklea save,
While hubby dear works night aud day
To play those nickels all away.
DO, dear husbands, take brace,
ana by your wives lust take your place
Leave the slot machines alone
Ana spend your nickela on your home.
"PKrR SYKES
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-10
"A Penny saved Is PENNY Rarn,d >,

NV "~NNN ~ FNhhN hAfncd.
Economy Il the lesson taught by thi,
saying. IL II true economy 10 take
Hoods SaTsaparilla at this season h..
cause II purities, euriches and yital,yes
the blood and thus prevents sickness.
and puts the who sysiom In state M
health for the coming season. Eyery
bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla contains
100 doscs positive proof that il Is econ.
omy 10 take only Hoods.
Constipation Is curci by Hoods Pills
nv