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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
PROPOSALS RECEIVED
Requests OF Great Britain and Ger
many Reach Washington.
NOT YET EXAMINED.
The Wishes Of the Two Governments
Are In snch shape That Presi-
dent Roosevelt Tan Accept
or Decline 10 serve.

Washington. Dec 2l.--The British
and German formal proposals 10
President Roosevelt 10 arbltrate ths
Venezuelan dificulty have been re-
celved here. They are in such shape
that the president can accept or de-
cline the proposition. but 80 far he has
reached NO decision. not having had an
opportunity 10 carefully consider
them
information from wlllemstad says
that the revoluiionists. strengthened
by the imposslbility Of the govern
ments suppreaslng the smuggling Of
arms and ammunition into the coun-
try and By tie fac: that Il has no long
or any aeet at its disposal. have made
answer 10 President Castro's pEopos-
,ion that they turn their arms against
the foreigners who have attacked
Venezuela by referring him TO Cen
eral Matos. their only chief capable OF
dealing with the matter. The rebels
have regalned courage The govern
ment which signed with them an ar
mlstice OF ten days. has 5000 men NJ
Barquisimeto and 1900 near Caracas.
but all Others who had enrolled them
selves 20 fight against the foreigners
have retired
The revolut.onists have planned .
march on Caracas by three roads. The
leaders. Ramos. Antonio Guevara. Ur-
baneia and Penaloza. with 2500 men,
will march via Guatire: Antonio Fer
nandez. Oslo and Crespo Torres. with
$500 more. have left Camanag and
General Rolando. with $500 troops
will 10 from Alta Gracia. Ammuni-
tlon IL expected 10 arrive every day
near Tucacus.
The situation for President Castro
Is considered 10 be again pefilous. At
tackled by foreigners and his owr
countrymen. be can with dihiculty re
sist the shocks. as the government
resources have vanished. The presi
dents departure for La Victoria Is for
the purpose of trying 20 cheek the neal
advance to the capital Of the reyolu'
tionistE.
General Maboa will soon leave Gu
racEg.
The navy department az Washington
received no word from Commander
Dlehi Of the Marietta concerning hii
reported protest against action o.
blockadlng squadron al Caracas In re
fuslng 10 allow the Rcd d liner Ca
racas 10 remain in the harbor Tues
day long enough 20 discharge he
cargo No request for instructions ha
come from him.
Onicials of the department have en-
tire confidence In Commander Diehl'
ability 10 handle the situation, and un
less they hear something from him II
the shape Of a protest against the &C
ton Of the allies they will make NJ
move
As rule u is agreed that the block
aiding feet can do pretty much as
likes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
WORK or RossERs.

fsurgiarixsd Two Ps-tsrfls-. battered 10
Jaii Dsof and raok q HiE.
Bloomington. H.. Dec. IA gang
of safe robbers. who have been terror
lzing central Illinois for the past year,
robbed the posiofhce at Leroy % $1,000
in money. stamps and registered let.
ters. Then proceeding 10 Saybrook.
eight miles north. they demolished
the fail. using a telephone pole as a
ram. The gang then escaped with a
stolen horse and buggy. They also
cleaned out the poztofiice al Towanda
getting 800 and all stamps and regis
tered mail. estimated from $500 to
$1,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25

seiled niu Dy the leg With the lnten-
tion OF rolling him on the sled. ana
seeing him FOUNDER IN the snow. AZ
young Houston seized Romse's leg the
sled was swerved from its course.
crashing into a corner Of the school
house and hurting Romse against the
building so violently as to cause inter
nal hemorrhage and death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25

Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec 24-Dur-
ing a heavy snow storm Detroit train
No. 2 on the Pierce Marquette road
crashed into the rear end OF Saginaw
train No. 30 at McCord's flag station.
fifteen miles east Of here. The engi-
neer OF No. 2 did not see the rear
lights OF the saginaA train until too
late TO stop. A number Of cars were
telescoped. although the force Of shock
threw passengers and train crew from
their seats. Several passengers we're
injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
,rI.. Hunt introduced So, society as San
Lnen. pnrtn nlcn.

Mls. Hunt Introduced lrt, Society as san
Iaga. Porto Rice.
San Juan. ,. r.. Dec 2i-The re-
cepilon given Tuesday nlght at the ex'
ecuiIve mansion by Gov and Mrs.
Hunt TO formally Introduce 10 society
their eldest daughter Miss Elizabeth,
was the most brilliant afiair since the
American occupation of the island.
Among those present were Admiral
Dewey. Rear Admlrals sumner. Taylor
Crownlnshiold and Coglin and scores
Of other naval and military officers
besides many prominent Americans
Porto Ricans and Spanish civilians OF
this city and inland towns There were
At least 500 persons present
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
HOUSE pYNAMlTEo.
Robsvt Floyd KILLED. wife and ssrvan'
Hurt and Money Missing.

Warrington. W Va. Dec. 2l.-Ths
residence OF Robert Floyd. two miles
north OF here. was blown up with dy-
namite by robbers Tuesday. Mr..
Floyd was killed instantly and Mrs.
Floyd and a servant girl seriously in.
jured. The house was completely do
mollshed. One thousand dollars which
Il Is said Floyd had In the house is
missing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25

Marietta. O.. Dec. 2i--A northbouna
Ohio River Railroad company passen-
ger train leaving Williamstown. op-
posIte this city. collided with freight
train one mile south Of waverly. w.
Va. The freight was taking rights al
lowed passenger trains. Both engines
were demolished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
INCREASED WAGES.
Twenty Thou-.nd E'api"ys. Of the Triek
Company Are Iisnsntsd.

Pittfburg. Dec 2i-Noticcs are be
ing posted throughout Connellsyille
coke regions granting 2O.OOD employees
OF the Prick Coke company a voiun-
tary advance In wages ayeragilg 5 per
cent The increase will take effect
Jan /. and includes miners. coke draw
ers. drivers. cagers and lab0rers. IL
means the company next year will dis
penso In wages 1900 600 more than II
has thls year. and Il viii continue 70
pay the highest wages of any concern
In the Iinniied Skates employing this
Kind Of labor The Frick Coke com
pany d a subsidiary company OF the
United States Steel Corporation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
pranL Proved Fatal.

New York. Dec. 2i.-Twelve.year-
old Rudolph Romse is dead at Hamp-
tonburg. says a dispatch 10 the Eersld
from Middletown. N. T.. through .
companions prank. Young Romse
vas coAsting down a hiil whom john
Houston. a schoolmato of sia ews s$s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
MIrhlrnn c.nIlalI.l. nur I.and.

Nacogdochcs, Tex. Dec. IA deal
was closed by Michigan capitalists for
5000 acres OF land near Mahl In this
county. Seven hundred acres are
open and will be set out in fruit trees
al once and the remainder cleared and
set out later The fruit trees have
been bought and are en- route. Head
quarters will be at Nacogdoches.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
DEFENDED Her HONOR.
John Ryan slain by Mrs. Edward Bar
dIck whom We Attacked

dIck whom We Attacked
Bradford. Pa. Dec. 2i.-At Olive
dale. a small hamlet near here. Mrs.
Edward Burdick shot John Ryan dead
in defense OF her honor Ryan entered
the woman's house during her hus-
bands absence She saw him coming
and fearing trouble got a pistol out OF
a drawer and held II under her apron.
when he attacked her she fred once,
killing him instantly. The coroner's
Jury returned a verdict Of justihable
homicide.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25

menus sanderpnr uy Cofon-l George n.
Dyer. Mr. Vanderbilt. who only two
days before was taken III. passed an
exceptionally high examination for
the position 10 which he had bcen
elected some weeks previous.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
LIVELY FleHTI
some cisissn. Of the Tar Heel s,nts Q.
Warm kstta.

Dillsboro. ". C.. Dec. 2f.-Phillip and
George Morgan. brothers. and George
Cunningham. living about three miles
from Dillsboro at the Harris Clay
drunk and disorderly. Town Marshal
c. w. DllIs and T. VI. Mason under
mines. came 20 Dlllsboro and became
took b. arrest the men who had ere
aied somewhat OF d panic. when all
three men drew knives and pistols and
defied the officers. Both Morgans and
CUNNINGHAM we're seriously shot b.
Oilcers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25

Berlin. Dec. 2s.-Commodore Sche-
der reports the German blockade Of
Porto Cabello began Dec. % and the
blockade 81 Maracaibo by the Germans
has commenced.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25

New TOr:. Dec. zt.-fnomas ..
sharkey. a private detective. convicted
Of having killed Banker Nicholas Flsh
Sept q. was sentenced TO states pris-
on for ten years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
y.nd.rblirs Commission.

New York, Dec. 2t.--His commis-
sion as frst lieutenant Twelfth regi-
ment, National Guard. signed by Gov
arnor odeIi. has been received for Cor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25
soldier Suicides

Chicago. Dec. 2l.--First Sergeant
w. II. Russell Of the Twentieth infan'
try suicided by shosting himself In
the heart.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-12-25

nedlin. Dec. 2t-Omcials here insist
II Is President Roosevelts duty TO de-
eide the Venezuelan matter.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
HORSE TAKES CAFE STEPS,
FIFIH-AVE. E0UIPAGES HAVE NARROW
ESCAPEs-FLoRIST'S WINDOW IN
DANGER R-RAILING HOLDS
VICTORIA

An automobile going up Fifth-sve. near
forty-seventh-st yesterday made such a racket
that q spirited horSe attached 10 : light vic
fcris took fright ana ran away. William Hsr-
ms Of Ne 49, East sixty -second-st-, was driving
me horse, which is owned hv William H.
Burgess, Of 30. J07 Nadison-ave.
The avenue vas well filed at the time with
carriages some going up, others down. The
runaway struck out for the middle Of the thor
aagnfare. and despite desperate efforts by Har-
us to SOP II, the animal went at furious pace.
as drivers Of the other vehicles. warned by
'he shouts Of many persons, turned quickly out
o the way, a few escaping by the smallest OF
margins. At Fouy-dfth-st, and the south
east corner is the Hotel Lorraine the home Of
Charles NJ. Schwab. president Of the United
States Steel Corporation. when he is in the
city
In one corner Of the hotel is well known
florists shop. with great plate glass windows
In trying TO pull up the runaway Harris was
unable 10 do anything except TO make it swerve
10 the left and - the spectators if looked as II
'he animal would go right into the masses or cut
flowers and plants. with havoc To the WINDOWS
But Harris, hanging valiauty on and saving
hsrd on the reins prevented this. and pulled
tne horse into Forty-fifth-St.
For a moment the animal seemed TO slacken
It's Sped Then something frightened IT again
ana on il went a second time with pouhu
Leading into the cafe of the hotel in the base
'1ent IS flight of white marble steps, dozen
OF more. These seemed 10 strike the fancy OF
ohe horse. and, dashne across from the middle
9f the street, it headed straight for the steps
ilarfis saw his peril and jumped, escaping IN
Jury The horse struck the steps with a great
IT, rstter and went down almost TO tfle DottoIll
me victoria caught he railing above ana
tne traces, although put TO severe strain held
Tie animal half suspended and prevented its
-tfther progress.
IL made frantic efforts TO break loose, and was
IN imminent danger of plunging headlong in
ehrough the plateglass doors OF the cafe Hair
d Dozen excited walters franticauy waved nap
Hins and ''shooed" at the scared animal 10 keep
" out Some half a dozen guests In the place
haae hurried exit Policemen and others man
aged 10 seize the horse and hold IL until il could
ibe released. 1t was then taken down the area
way and turned around and headed up. The
morse seemed TO know what was expected OF IL,
ahd with three great jumps went up the steps
Hho into the street while a crowd cheered Inc
morse was not injured. The manager OF the
motel said the broken marble steps could be re-
placed for about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
TO ISSUE s25,000.000 N BONDS
PART OF PLAN FOR REoRGANiHA io> VI
WESTERN MARYLAND AND "boi
VIRGINIA CENTRAL ROADS.
|RY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRIBUNE

IPy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Baltimore Sept. 1O-Under the Houiu Id'
reorganization of the Western Maryianu 'itI 80,
Virginia Central railroads as part OF ,'0
system il was announced to-day thaL me
MARYLAND would issue s25.0oooo OF Doli'' % -
of A total of sSeN00eo of first mortsds9
bonds which will cover not only tne 49,.
MARYLAND Railroad but the West tsii
and Pittsrurg Railway. and tine w. -. 80,
coal lands and other properties OF 'hs S 20
and Coke Company, subsidiary company u ''l'
West Virginia Central. For the present '' -,
half OF this authorized issue VIII pe iN -
rest will be he'd in the treasury. 10 pay " -,
turitv the underlying bonds of the "t9'e -,
land Railroad the bonds of the "e'' 80
Central The bonds of both aggregate oiS "''N'
s75O00OO - ,,.,d. C.
The object Of the issue of s25.0ooo OF oolios 10
TO supply money to finance the purehdSe oL Inc. .lie
nronertes and with $3oO0oVc1s Giu trnnmais S T
Syndicate to furnish funds to pihu ,he western
baltimore reconstruct and equip axtension from
MARYLAND Railroad build the, q Ma to CON
Cherry Run " Va, TO Cumberlano; and FOR tho
meet with the West Virginia Cen I'D ta is he
Improvement of that property a, 1EEaorpa y Rit
ing formed by Nermilye & Co. anu n5arTrfta rbis
IeT e Bro of NewYork.. 10 Itinore utti ga nitaI
s25 600 600 issue. Considerable ba TIet companv
YiiI he Interested. The Mercantile a
OF New-Yorit viii be the trustee Oh l-' --
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
uTPPHT SAYS GO AHEAD.
DECLARES HE WELCOMES AN INVEsIlGA-
TON OF HIS RECORD AS DOCK
COMMISSIONER.

snort Murphy. who wants TO succeed Richard
,.s,,or as leader OF Tammany. that his record
: T,ock Commissioner vas TO be proud OF.
~ .ha, the Low administration is welcome to
,o nublic any of his official acts, il lit sees fit.
.,,rissioners Russell and owen, of the Ac-
cunts Department, some time age turned in 70
,S,or Low partial reports of certain transactions
- ~ mock Department. Afterward in public All
,sses MI Russell referred to these partial re-
norts and predicted that Murphy would not become
fs- of Tammany once the reports made
leat1lSSa Yesterday when Mr.. Murphy's attention
icalled 10 the fact that the reports his
was 20. treasurer of the Dock Department in the
duct a Of which issued s25 900 worth OF treas
,9er;s orders for 'enerSency work. were in the
ti,ias of the Mayor he SAID;
- ~ the disclosures Mr.; Russell speaks OF be
i1c' o,,hc There is nothing In my record as a
a.@ite aa.t Commissioner that ! fear having investi-
coCf- - the fullest extent possible will be only
gate, - 20 have any investigation them
TOO 100 the searchlight OF official examination my
turn sN' THE matter is almost silly to merit a
f5eniaI IL is simply a political attack on me, and
oeha1d tind of attack at that II was first made
an al, % p, the present Tammany advisory committee
VS. vs. formed and / was selected as member
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
CHANGES IN NAVAL COMMANDS.
ADMIRAL EVANS TO SUCCEED ADMIRAL RODGERS
ON THE AsIATIC STATION

ON THE AsIATIC STATION.
Washington Sept. 1o-It announced at the
Navy Department to-day that Rear Admiral Fred
erick Rodgers will turn the command of the
Asiatic Station to Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans
at Yokohama, Japan. about October 90 and that
Admiral Rodgers then will sail for the United
States his flagship. the New-York. coming across
the Pacific to San Francisco instead of through
the Suez Canal On her arrival in this country 1t
is understood, the New-YOrk will be attached to
the Pacific Squadron. and Rear Admiral Rodgers
will assume command of the New-York Navy Yard.
a permanent assignment of the New-Yor o the
Pacific Station will keep her from taking part in
the joint manoeuvres of the North Atlantic South
Atlantic and European squadrons in the Caribbean
Sea next winter. The New-York will bring TO the
limited States number OF officers who are to be
relieved of their duties the Asiatic Station
The Navy Departm has received a cable dis
ma atch from Rear Admiral Frank Wides Junior
ss1uadron commander the Asiatic Station an
nduncing his arrival at Cavte, Philippine Islands
an his flagship. the Rainbow.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

Dr William ". Keen. of Philadelphia. viii
a;1 with his two daughters Saturday for
America after an eighteen months journey
oround the world. He has visited Japan, China.
,be Philippines. Ceylon and India, and has trav-
erIcd extensively in Persia. Caucasia and Rus
sia crossing the Caspian four times and making
q most unusual journey l. n r
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
co,rp.cT FOR ". 4. CH4NLER,

,rcp,PH TO THE TRIBUSE-l
~ ~, sept. 1o-Private advices received
,e1s to-day from Tampco MssG say that the
contract LOT - a. that city has been awarded to
and sewer system tSbanier Of New-York The contract
William AstSr - 90
S2le1'Vo
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
o,vrU KILLS THIRTY WORKMEN.

1ondon Sept IA dispatch to The Daily Ex-
Ol.. i-ol' To-r Madrid says thirty workmen have
press tio H. Province of I-erida by the caving
been killed III ,gbich they were repairing. The men
.ere entombed-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
CALIFORNIA IN FOUR DAYS

From New-YoTk. The best of everything route.
Tbe Overland Limited via Chicago and North
Western Hnon ,s fe1c T ar ana ~, Sopthern Pacnc Rail-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
,,,rIrMN IN THE MOUNTAINS.

-. si,r,tfuI season of the year Delaware Water
can and Mt Pocono will soon be a9laze WITH color
p npeE,' Raiirnad will he continued throushout sep
tennher leaving New York at : p m--AdVI
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
ESCORT SARGENT TO STATION.
LOCOMOTIVE r1sEMEN ADJOURN CONVENTION
TO BID HIM FAREWELL

Chattanooga. Tenn. sept l.-Ihis morning
sesslo'l % - .,ioa, 20 bidding farewell TO Past
Vas HIastsr Frank T Sargent who departed for
eIrai,o 0 20. - resume his duties as Commissioner
as,,,,e ~ immigration The convention adjourned
for the morning and, forming procession. & ss,
~ -, Sargent TO the station. AS the tram
coTleu 'i' -. cheers for the retiring grand
Ie5t qe given he with Of his car
OF his hand IRON i5ias Society of the Brotherhood
Meanwhiie, ,ritb t Mrs Georgia Sargent. the presl-
aort irt the chair.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
.1Irn rHE PRINCE OF ROME.

"iN'' can't IA dispatch from Rome to THE
Lon Lon'pl Txoress says that in the event Of son
Daily EApi ~, Oueen of Italy, it has been off,
being born 10 u he bear the title Prince
cialIy decdea der maestys confinement is expected in
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
SOME COMPARISONS ARE NOT "OnIoCs.

compartson of the circulation OF me ,ao, new 5
York Tribune for the months of AZ. Aue Da;,v and 10
lecs shows increase of Is pei. c,,D GER. ahaad
I,er cent Sunday and 1t is still forsihe aiie
: The moral Is cSviocs.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
TO GRAND RAPIDS OBJECT

Through car by the New-York Central a1d Mich en-
Ssn Central leaves Nev-1o ork nahs at = ~ t'f
oefroit and Grand RspiGs.-Adsl
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11
r,pFRoP WILLIAMS GIFT.
100. COLLINS OF BOSTON RECEIVES a PoR-
TRAIT OF PRINCE HENRY

zo-.on Sept. o-Germsn Consul W. 7. Reincke
Boston, ,Iavor Collins to-day and presented him
Uta ha fi54ffa pGP9aE PGEss me " personal
Henry OF PruSsi88 Pces William 10 Mayor Collins
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

rrhs one or two days trips offered by the Hud-
IhS IhS,.ar Dav Line challenge any service In the
s,s son Tor comfort satisfaction and plessure.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-09-11

In his presidential address to the British As
.ociation al Belfast Professor Dewar yesterday
dealt with question which is occupying all
intelligent minds in England to-day, the aues-
tion Of higher education In its bearing upon
trade He said Englands backwardness was
.- extraordinary and disastrous phenomenon.
This country was Two generations behind Ger
many. He appealed TO the King to assume a
dictatorship on behalf Of science.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03

The walla walla Union has just
been Informed Of new Gnd very rcdi-
cal ruling made by the postofIice de-
partment. and one which will call forth
8 general protest from newspapers in
the country This is 10 the eject that
a subscription to any publication, en-
tered as second class matter, must be
discontinued when the time for which
It is paid in advance has expired. This
means that unless subscriptions are
paid for In advance the papers or pub
lications will not be allowed TO go
through the mails as second class
matter and deprives all publishers Of
the pound rate Of postage. The aver
age newspaper publisher viii look upon
this as a discrimination against him
and his business. and the postoffice de-
partment undertakes 10 dictate 20 him
about his credit. IL SAID ne must %
a cash business or none of his papers
shall go through the mails ss second
class matter To the legitimate pub
lication this is unfair Il cannot help
but reduce subscription lists IN the
mail departments, and this means a
loss also in the advertising depart
ment, as advertisements are placed !
on a basis Of circulation. II win af-
feet not only the publisher but his sub
scribers and advertisers. There is
some one in the postofice department |
who in the last few. months has ap- |
parently done everything In his power /!
70 make II unpleasant for the news
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
NIGHT WAS HER TERRoR.

I would cough nearly all night
long" writes Mrs Chas. Applrpa o, RI
Alexandra. Ind. "anI ccGld handy
get any sleep. had consumption 80
bad that II ! walked Il ilock ! you'd
cough frightfully ana spit M,oi, but
when all other medicines failed. three
$40 bottles Of Or. Kings New Diycoy-
cry wholly cured me and ! gained 90
pounds" It's absolutely guaranteed %
cure Coughs, Colds La Grippe, Bron-
chl,is and all Throat and Lung Trou-
bles. Price zoe and $50. Trial bottles
free at Hart's Drugstore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT

e WAS troubled yar about seven
years with my stomach and IN bed ns!y
my time says p pcmick. Someryillc.
Ind Il sreu, about $500 and never
could get anything % help me until
.rt.i KaIa' Dyspepsia Cure. have
taken % sew bottles and am entirely
v-.l' You don't live by what you eat,
bu, by wha, Sou digest and assimIlate.
n YOUR stomach doesn't digest your
fool you are really starving Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure does the stomach's
work hy Jlsrs,ing the food. You don't
have 90 diet Ia, an you want Ko-
DOL Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
troubles cHAS ROGERS.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-03
CHILD WORTH MILLIONS.

Ms child is worth millions to me, p"
says Mrs Mary Bird Of Harrisburg.
pa. So. I would have lost her by
Group had not purchased a bottle
of one Minute Cough Cure" one MIN
u. Cough Cure is sure cure TO-. coughs
Group and throat and lung troubles
An absolutely safe cough cure which
acts Immediately The youngest child
can take lt with entire safety. The
little ones Ike the taste and remember
how often it helped them Every fam
lily should have a bottle Of One Minute
Cough Cure handy. At this season es-
pec!aily II may be needed suddenly
CHAS ROGERS.