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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
NEWS OF THE CITY PARISHES.
Two New Councils Will Be Organ
lied by Young Mems Institute.

The Young Mems Institute Is making ar
arrangements to organize two more councils
in St. Louis. Next Tuesday evening the
Y. NJ. /. will give an informal entertain
ment and hop in the Knights OF Father
Mathew hall. No. 2sS9 Washington svenre
Member Of the Booth Democratic Club will
taze part in the entertainment.
The Reverend Martin Strub OF the Fran
ciscan order has returned from Rome.
where he went TO complete his studies de
has been assigned 70 teach In St fTancis
Solanus Coltege, Qrinc =,
The Reverend Theophlus Richardt, o. r;
NJ. has departed for Rome, where ne VIII
take a two years course of study. 49,
The Franciscan Fathers In charge OF st
Francis Xavier's. Church. Petosky Mich.
ST. Patrick s Parociel School was reno
waited and painted during vacation
The Reverend NJ. S. Brennan of St Law
renee O'Toole's Church. who has been In
the North for the benefit OF his health. VIII
arrive home next week.
The Reverend y. L. Schiecter. 8. J.. OF ST
Joseph's Church, has returned from chi
cage, where he conducted the annual re-.
treat for the German-speaking priests OF
The members OF st. Joseph's Church. East
St. Louis. will give their annual far Octo-
Der u. u and II In Music Hall. East st.
Louis.
w. ]. Kinsella has been appointed a men,
Der Of the Board OF Directors Of the Cal
vary Cemetery Association. he takes the
place OK the late Edward Walsh.
The ladies of the Sacred Heart Church.
East ST. Louis. will give a euchre Tuesday.
Louis.
The West End Dramatic Ciub will give
a euchre and entertainment on september
nue.. for the beneft OF ST. Barbara's School.
The euchre will begin ct 80 p m and the
entertainment at $50 p m
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GIDE0N'S RALLY AT Y. M. C. A.
Meetings Will Be Held Saturday
and Sunday.

"Gideon's Band" will hold its fall rally at
the Central Y. II. c. A. and Third Baptist
Church September 20 aud 81 The first meet
Ing will DE at the Cenual y NJ. G. \. next
Saturday evening. when Edgar McCielland
will preside. Following devotional exercises
there viii be three-m.nute talks by F. K.
Hitner, Fred J. Gould. Charles II: Palmer
and others. Necessity of Thorough Organ
ization by National Superintendent" will be
discussed by Charles h. Palmer and others.
The evening will close with the election OF
ofncers.
Sunday morning at IL o'clock the Rev
erend Harris j. Gregg. pastor OF the Wash
ington and Compton Avenue Presbyterian
Church, will preach a special sermon to the
Gideonites. In the afternoon at the Central
The address OF the occasion viii be de-
liyered by Frank A. Gardck. national pres
ident. Addresses will also be delivered by
A 7. Chapman, national superintendent;
J.. Q. Farquar, president Mount Ver-
non Camp. ana Fred J. Gould. State super,n-
The evening session viii be held at the
ident vii. preside. stx-minuie talks will
also be given by W. e. Crone, .E--A p.
Haynes. Q. 8. Kirkham, Charles A. Palmer
and Frank Garlick.
The national officers and Executive Com
mittee Of the Gideon,s Band Association
Chicago. III: A.B T. Moore. vice president.
Cedar Rapids, Ia; John H. Nicholson, sec
rotary, GAINESVILLE. Wis; W. J. knights.
treasurer. GAINESVILLE. Wis: L. c. Smith.
chaplain, Oshkosh, Wis; 8. j. Lea. Elgin,
H., F. c. Harder. Piainfield. n. J.. ". Il.
cago. ILL.,. 81. E.. Chapman. Chicago, III.
national superintendents: s. e. Hill. life
member, Beloit. Wis
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FOUND WITH SKULL CRUSHED.
Police Suspect Murderous Assault
on Prosecuting Witness.
REPURLIC SPECIAL

Bloomington. H.. Sept. 11.-Charies c. Nc
Donald. a resident OF Pontiac who has
been in his city for the last two months.
was found In the barn OF Frank Edwards. a
scious and with his skull beaten in. He has
not recovered consciousness and the sur
geons announced tonight that he could not
survive until morning.
What seems to strengthen the theory of
murder Is the fact that he is the prosecut-
ing witness In n case Of highway robbery.
He was held up by n gang of negro men
and women several weeks ago. and IL Ii be-
leved hat some one endeavored to get rid
OF him before he had a chance TO testify at
next weeks session of the Grand Jury.
The victim Is 20 years old. He was q
horseman- His mother In sister arrived
tonight from Pontiac to assist in the inves-
t~igatlOu-
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At Jefferson Barracks.

Hospital Steward Walter 8. Haine, left the
post on the 9th inst fer Augusta Arsenal, Au-
gusta. Ca where ne has been assigned for duly.
airy, was discharged from the service on the
9th inst. by purchase.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles A. Morton and Lieu
tenant Frank Keller OF the Eighth Cavalry re-
turned. to the post on the 10Th. having BEEN alb
sent eight days in charge of recruits going to
On and after Sunday. the 18th. the khaki uni
FORM which has been worn In the summer
months. will be replaced by the winter uniform
Of blue
The enlisted men at the barracks have organ
dances and entertainments through the winter.
Iae FIRST dance viii be held in the ness hall
saturday evening. September 20. at S O'Clock. In
vftafions have been extended by the soldiers 10
their friends throughout tie city.
Chaplain Albert j. Bader, Eighth Cavalry, who
has been on duty at this post since the latter
part OF May. has been transferred at his own
request to Fort sill. Ok.
The concerts that have been given nightly On
the main parade ground by the Eighth Cavalry
Band have been discontinued on account OF the
cool weather.
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An store.

The Graud-Leader presents a scene Of
hold. Everything Is In readiness for their
fall opening. which takes place Tomorrow.
An early View presents an exhibit extreme
TUNES. rich Iaces. costly silks. newest
weaves In dress goods. dainty garn-tu. Is
n beautiful silk petticoats ave charms
that battle description The eslgn are ex-
elusive and represent Eurore's most bril-
liant productions Mr.. j. A. Baer OF the
who returns to-day. spent three
months In Europe. and states that this
fairs tmportations Of the Grand-Leader are
ten times greater than those OF any pre-
esdinG season. The display - one that fash
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

Mrs Noel. E. P. Noel. Miss H. Noel. Mrs. F.
Hurt T. Hunt. z. Guinls. e. Bruckman and
KS. Bruekman. Mrs. l. B. Hill D. D. Fisher
Il JohanseI. J. Johenssn. s. Scott, Astor: H
kerens. Fifth Avenue. II. p. Miller. Continental:
g Allen. Victoria: B. Winters. Gerard: the
Reverend o. J. Mcdonald. 81. Denis.
Kansas Cty-S. T. Joseiyn. Herald Square.
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TW0-DAY PIANO SALE.
The Kfeselhorst Piano Company II
to Reduce stock on Had.

A ..two-day piano sale Il something en-,
tireiy new in ST. Louis. 1t will be opened
at 80 o'clock tomorrow (Aionday) morn
ing, by the well-known KIESELHORST
PIANO Co, s14 Olive St. not as an expert
ment. or Trade stimuiator." but as an &C
tual necessity.
they have let contracts for painting.
papering and other alterations in their
saIesrcoms. and their stock on hand Is
too large TO permit rapid or satisfactory
work by the men. Prices have been cut
so low that no intending piano purchaser
viii leave the store without selecting an
instrument. See their large display "Ad."
on another page Of to-day's paper.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
THREE KILLED IN A WRECK.
Passenger Train Collides With
Freight in Colorado.

Denver. Sept 1a-Santa Fs PASSENGER
train No. 6e. known az the Newspaper
train, which left Denver this morning az
go. bound for Colorado Springs. Pueblo.
81 Louis and Chicago. collided with .
eral miles south of Httleton, and three
members Of the passenger train crew were
killed and another perhaps fatally Injured.
The dead are: Mack Barnhart. engineer:
J. A. Pettinsin. fireman: John Rogers. IRE
Archie Stewart, engineer. IN nerto,nsfv In
jured-
Some Of the passengers were badly sdaken
UP and bruised. but 50 Tar as known nono
was killed or seriously injured.
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Mrs. Mari. e. w.Iter,'s VIII Filed.

Maria Elizabeth Walters. by her will. flied
for probate yesterday. left - to hes step
daughter. Emelia Howard. and the re-
mainder OF her estate to her son, Harry II.
Walters In the event that he dies without
issue. she indicated her desire that he leave
half of the estate to her sister and brothers.
Should her sister and brothers not survive
him or leave issue. she desired that half Of
the estate go In equal parts TO the German
Evangelical Protestant Church Of the Holy
Chest and the German General Protestant
Orphans Home.
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Deputy Constable Not Appointed,

Constable George w. Stinebaker of Jus
tice Walkers court has not yet appointed
a successor to Cyrus T. Ridge. one of his
deputies. who Will engage in another buss-
ness. Mr.. Stinebaker says he has selected a
man for the position, but Will not make the
appointment for a few days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

REPUBLIC PECIAL
., MHond City; No, ssps. u-rwe valuable
trotting horse. valued "a - an6 Mont
Back Squirrel. registered saddle staiiios.
we're kiIlsd by 9 Missouri. Kanras and
horses were. owned - h a, HccSrissis
they we're kept b TIE stahlo a. - YS1r
s Ss0.nos 70. frsinans On 3 tseekr a
1Sss: l 5':ss sSs,5sss 'esS ~ 20 = g
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

Of fifteen years to John c. Knapp of the
Planters Hotel. who proposes 10 make the
new hosiery one of the best conducted
hosteleIies OF its type in America.
Pickel Stone COMPANY. the ST. Louis Con-
tracing Company and Noritz EpSeil are
the contractors. and they propose to COM
plete the structure in the shortest time pos
sible. The demand for first-class apart
ments with hotel service in st. Louis is so
great that the management desires to open
the Washington Hotel in the early spring.
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Want to R.dsce Indebtedness.

Charleston. Ill. Sept. IA vote will be
taken at the general election In November
on reducing 80 900 OF the present indebted
ness Of Coles County. This does not In
cIude the debt 0l3o.06D contracted in build
issue bonds for the total indebtedness OF
the county has already been defeated three
4frna<
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
WARD COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Civic Improvement League Dis
cusses Garbage Matter.

The Sanitary Committee of the Civic I'm
provement League, which was recently
formed; with Mrs. Louise Marion Mccall
as chairman. IS organizing in the different
wards. The chief work at hand Is to devise
means for collecting garbage and a bet
ter way. The members have decided that ar
important step In this campaign for health
Is to ~inaugurate a campaign OF education
for housekeepers. The member are send.
ing out literature instructing how garbage
should be placed and kept to insure coilec.
carelesSness causes
Our work Is such that every citizen car
help" said Mrs. Mccall. IF interested per.
sons will send their names to any member
of the committee We will send them litera-
ture. II Is free"
Appointments so far made are:
Third Ward-Mrs.A A. +. Wallace. No. 900
Westminster place: Miss Ida Pavey, No.
SilS Cook avenue.
Sixth Ward-Mrs. E. W. Patterson. No.
l24 Olive street.
Seventh Ward-The Reverend H. W. Miz-
ner. who is to recommend chairmen and
representatives In his ward
Eleventh Ward-Miss Ida Martin. No. 6o7
Sixteenth ward-Miss Singer. No. s74I
Westminster place.
Thirteenth ward-Mrs. J. e Martin.
c9- T~sSsS-s sShSpl Ct ar 40 r. iprias b sysnSs.
No 5459 Bartmer avenue: Mrs. Chester
Krum. No 55l Chamberlain avenue
Twenty-second ward-Mrs- T, 3. sturges.
No. 3o26A Bell avenue; Mrs. F. W. Christ
man. No. sos Bell avenue
Twenty-ffth ward-Mrs A H. Foote. No.
H2eA Mcpherson avenue: Mrs. La n. Nc
Call. No Ss2 Lndell boulevard.
son. No. 4254 Olive street.
Twenty-frst ward-Miss Grace Bell. No.
Second wardNEarle LAyman. Century
building.
Twenty-third ward-Mrs. H. Tyler Will
COX. No. So Laclede avenue
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Astor TO Bury GAIA In E.~a.,a.

London. Sept. BIT is now announced
that GwendoIin. the e-year-old daughter Of
William Waldorf Astor. who died OF con-
sumption yesterday morning at CIveden.
viii not be buried In New York. as WAS
hrst intended The body vii b buried In
the graveyard Of the church At 8edsor,
close to C1fytden.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Eyeglasses and spectncIes.

We sell only the finest lenses and guar
antee a proper fit Examination free by
DR.. Bond. our expert optic-an. Steel frames
81 and up: gold S and up.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S
On Broadway, cor. Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

Work is progressing rapidly on the new
Washington Hotel at Kings highway and
Washington boulevard, which probably will
be completed early In the spring. When
completed it will have cost moro than
s500.0n6.
The building will be seven stories. OF
stone and brick. and fire-proof throughout.
II viii contain 300 suites OF rooms, all hand
somely appointed.
The house has been leased for a period
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
woman Dies From Burns.

Mrs. Julia Jewett of No. 500 Qlades we
hue, who mistook a can OF gasoline for q
vessel containing water and poured II into
a pot or q stove Friday. died yesterday
from the burns sustained The Coroner will
bold an inquest tomorrow
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

Special s1.25 Box Of Stationery.
Fifty sheets and fifty envelopes Of our
Highland Linen writing paper. stamped
with two-letter monogram. Latest size
sheets and shape of envelopes
NERMOD & JACCARDS.
On Broadway. cor. Locust
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
say. HI, Wffe WHIPPED Hin.

! Henry Stoncr charged In his suit for d.
yorce, fled In the Circuit Court yesterday.
that bis wife, Matilda. was In the habit of
whipping him She blackened his eye with
hsf fist and struck him with the heel Of her
tobsr. 1se. She left him July q last he
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Mi..ouri.n. In New York.

SPECIAL
New York. Sept B.-Among the arrivals nj
sourians:
St Louis-s. C. Harrison, 81. NJ. Noei and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

e. Jaccard Jeweiry Co.'s ONCE,
Corner Broadway and Locust.
write for catalogue, $500 esaraeiggs. AaiIef yrss.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

"The Paragon Timekeeper,"
The most reliable watch made.
$s to Sea. See them at
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway and Locus
Rrite(o easaio1ue. 8 900 en1rariags. Haisi frss.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-27
Committees are Welcome

looking for printing.
Never yet printing committee that wasn't open to
suggestions
We want to be the one to make these suggestions.
We Office the printing committee from
every lodge, club society, church social organization
We to show you the print invitations programs
membership blanks application blanks constitutions and yaws
lin fact all the hundred and kinds of society printing
which usually badly done and which could be made
tractve
This special invitation for your committee to come to our
Office and let us help you with ideas.
Your knowledge of your with knowledge of good
good printing will produce something which you, your committee
and the society YOU represent be proud Of
Conmic printing the kind Of printing looking for
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-27
500 REWARD, 800.

The readers OF Tbs paper will be
pleased to learn thst there 10 81 least one
dreaded disease that science hes been
sble to cure ip ell its stages and that is
Cstsrrh. HAll's Csisuh Cure 10 the op ply
positive cure nov known 70 the medics sl
fraternity. Oatarrh being . constitution.
sl disease, req uires 3 eoustitutiopsl trest.
ment. Halls Csssrrh Cure 10 tskep in
tsrnsliy, acting directly upon ihe blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system,
ihereby desiroying the foundation OF the
disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and ss-
sistinR nature 10 doing its work. The
proprietors have - much faith in it's
curative powers, that shsy offer Ooe
Hundred Dollars for any case that il,
fsils 70 cure. Send for lisa OF testimon
isis
Address. +. j. Chsssy kCo.. Toledo. @.
Sold by druggists. Use.
Halls Family Pills are The best.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-27

The fine new stone building
which is being erected by Willow
Lodge No &c, /. o. O. F., is near.
ing completion. The plastering
down stairs is all finished, and
Messrs. Roberts and Jones who
have charge of the finishing work
will soon complete the contract.
Alex Lindsay OF Rhea Creek
has purchased three sheep shear
iug machines which be will use in
shsaring this season. These ma
chimes which are considered a sue
cess, will not lessen the mum Der OF
men employed, as a good shesrer
can turn off as many sheep by
hand IS a machine, but the ad.
vantage claimed is that the ma
chine will shear closer and do
better work.
At the present time there seems
to be some little controversy be-
tween sheep shearers and sheep
owners In re latlou to the price to
be paid this season for shearing.
Owners are willing TO pay six
cents per hsad, which has been
the ruling price with the excep-
tion Of last year. A number Of
the shearers are holding out for
seven cents and claim that the
sheepmen can afford to pay seven
cents this year as we'll as last. The
shearers claim to have some sort
OF an organization, however, some
OF the men who came in from
Wallowa county and other outside
points, say that they will be salts
fed and will go to work for six
cents. About 100 men are EN-.
ployed during the shearing season
IL clipping the tieece.s ia Morrow
county.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-27
Circuit Court.

Judge W. r Ellis disposed oi
the following business in the cir.
emit court, Tuesday;
Adams VS.. Adams. Decree for
divorce in favor of plaintiff. c.
(. Redfeld appeared for plaintiff
and G. w. Rea and G. W. Phelps
Tor defendant.
Shaw VS. Shaw. Decree for di.
vorce in favor OF plsintiff.
In case OF Mccullough VS..
Hughes and Sheridan, motion for
change of venue over ruled.
Plaintiff allowed to amend his
complaint, inserting the name of a
new defendant.
f. d. Rood VS.. o. f. Farms.
worth and E. r. Bishop. Motion
and demurrer OF plaintiff over
ruled, and appeal taken by plaintiff
from the order over ruling motion
and demurrer. G.. W. Phelps WAS
attorney for plaintiff, G. W. Res
appearing for defendants.
In the case of Galloway W. Bar. .
tholomew and Hoskins, demurrers
to complaint over ruled. Defend
ant. given until April Sth to an
swer. G.. W Rea appeared for
plaintiff, q. W. Phelps for Hos
kins and c. Z. Red6eld for Bar
tholomew.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-27
n stles.

Department OF the Interior, United
States Land Office, LaG,ande, Oregon.
March 81, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that the official
plat Of the survey Of the unsurveyed
portions Of townships Nos. 3N R2 81
+ " NJ and 2N. R4S f " NJ, have
been received ct this Off Ice and the same
will ne dled for record in this Office on
Wednesday, the 7,h day OF May, 1902
and that Oh and after that dae this
Off t will be prepared to receive ap
piications fer the entry OF lands in said
townships.
+. W. BAKrLErr, Register.
5. q. SwACKHAAEH, Receiver
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-27

WANTED-Girl wants position tc
do housework. Address P. 0. box
ll3, Heppner.
Miss Bertha Kinsman Of Linn
ton, is visiting at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Kinsman.
Mrs. Morrison has purchased
the interest OF Daniel Garrison a,
the Heppner hotel and nov has
charge.
Tonight at NJ. K. church, Rev.
VIM. Keen will lecture on his
travels in South Africa. Mr.. Keen
was chaplain to the Boer army for
three years. No charge for sd-
mission.
Rev Faux Gjestrsn, of Minneapolis,
who made tour Of inspection of the
Pacific Coast, and. among other locsli.
ties. Klamath County, last Fall, in the
interest OF q colony OF Swedes, returned
this week, having decided in favor Of
Klamath County. lie bought q block
OF ground ON which to build two dwell
liDgs for himself and son in-ls~, and
will I've here in May TO locate parma
nentlv. he will be followed by the
new settlers, acting on his advice.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-27

T. X. Howard for fine groceries.
Trimmed and plain hats 1t Mis-
Leach's'
Miss Dot Warmoth left Wednesda,
for Shaniko.
DR.. +. f. Wilson left Wednesday tt
bs gone week or two.
Hats remodeled and all kinds of mill
inery at Lille f.. Cohn's residence.
The anti Simon people won In the
primaries IN Tillamoek county.
There is talk Of . new Democratic
daily paper in Salem.
Extra copies Of the GAZETTE New
Year edition can be obtained at this
office at 10 cents per copy.
We give a Japanese nush bowl
with every dollars worth OF one special
25c coffee. Hart X Blake.
THE GAZETTE job department Is now
engaged in getting out the mammoth
edition OF the spring catalogue OF The
Fair OF this city.
Mr.. Geo. Mcknight informs rs that
his eagle had duel with . large eat
and came out an easy winner, killing il
in the second round.
Mrs. James Jones 10 in Portland,
where she 10 At the bedside OF her
daughter Miss Elsie Jones who is suf
fering with appendicitis.
A new sidewalk 10 being built on
Court street, connecting Court with
Green street. A Sew walk 10 also being
built on South Center street.
Applique, fancy buttons. sllover lace,
belts, neck wear. hosiery, corsets, shirt
waists, dress skirts. point lace ma.
.erials, etc. at Mrs. l.. J Estes
Geo. A. Young i Son bought . new
steam .hearinp outfit OF the Allen pat.
ern, and will have it installed on their
place Immediately y.-shaniko Leader.
Imperial means the best, that is tie
name oil our ace our goods back i. up.
We .nakea specially OF fancy groceries,
Hart & Bake.
II. V Gates, Of Hillsboro, who spent {
everal days in this cty last summer I
ooklng over the Geld with view # !
'utting in an electric lighting plant for {
his place and John Day, has arranged !
o construct = telephone line from Ash
and to Lakevie~. - Blue Mountain |
,sgle.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-27
Spring Medicine

There is no other season when good
medicine is so much needed as in the
Spring.
The blood is impure, weak and
mpoverished-a condition indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on the
face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss OF appetite, lack Of strength, and
want Of animation.