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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07
Fight Over u Saddle.

Word reached town Yesterday of a
desperate fight at Morgan Hills ranch
between a Mexican and an Italian over
u saddle. From "A man who saw he
fight our reporter learned the following
parti 'ulars: Mr.. Car-illo, the boss OF
the ranch. had gone Ia Starr valley. but
before going he told John, a Mexican,
to take the saddle and use it, An Italian
famed Garlee, wanted the saddle and
the Mexican refused. to give it up, saying
that Garlic had told him to Keen il.
They began quarreling and the Italian
pulled u gun and began to shoot and the
Mexican drew his pocket knife and be-
gan to cut. They were III close quarters
and the MeXican's face WIS burned with
powder. The MeIicnn was shot three
timee, once In the mouth, once in the
stomach and one shot struck one Of his
arms. The Italian was cut four times
twice in the chest, once in the neck,
very bad, aud one arm was cut. After
being shot three times, the Mexican
took the gun away from the italian. The
Italian was taken to the bunk house and
the Mexican WAS brought to town yes.
terday afternoon and a team left here
this morning to bring the Italian to
town. He was said to be dying. The
chances are favorable tor tho Mexican's
recovery. -
Sheriff Clark left yesterday for the
scene OF the trouble.
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Campaign Lies.

The squih in yesterdays issue regard
ing campaign lice Is construed by some
to include Sheriff Clark as one or those
who are circulating campaign lies about
Constable Mccoy. How they construs
this sentence, Some OF his op.
penents shout take a tumble
before they raise n storm that
Will react on their candidate" so as. to
include Sheriff Clark ID beyond our
comprehension. But Sheriff Clark
says they do and has requested US to re-
hcve him OF any suspicion in the mat
ter. This we do cheeriully ns he Has
not III mind when the frat part Of the
sentence above quoted was written. Be-
side we have the highest regard for
Sheriff Clark rs a man and M Il citizen
and believe him incapable Of circulating
ISLANDERS on his opponent.
With this explanation, We trust Sheriff
Ciark will be satisfied. We have no ex-
plantation to make To anyone else.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07
FROM THURSDAYS DAILi
SalmaQund.

Considerable rain has fallen today.
The wiud biz W greut guns for a while
last night.
Mr.. Dawley returned from Wells last
night. tic il somewhat nndor the
weather to-day.
Tho only business transacted by tho
commissioners ns town board Monday
was the allowance OF the water and light
bills.
W.. q. Gilmor and two sons camo in
from Wells last night. Mr.. Gilmer 70.
ports everything Quot in the north.
: eastern part OF the county.
Tho Wisconsin supreme court yeeter.
day decided in favor OF tho La Follctte
faction This knocks out the Spooner
crowd and oyerrules the decision OF the
republican national convention.
According to a San Francisco dis.
patch, Chief Engineer Dillman of tho
Western Pacific sage grading ON the
now roai can begin Mt Mnrysyille. Cali.
fornia, at once. lilo also Gays the main
limo will not reach Reno.
Senator w. 4. Clark has announced
that he will oroct on tho Vogas ranch 10
Lincoln county, this stato, ON tho line Of
tho San Pedro road, t3OO.OOO hotel and
sanitnrium, which will bc extensively
advertised as a health resort.
Tho ,republicano didn't warm up
worth a cent tlip morning. There seerus
TO DO something wrong this year with
thoir cheering apparatus. Thoy wero
very noisy two years ago and could
send up II lusiy cheer on the slightest
pr0vocatiou. What In" caused this
changef Are they In the ehadows Of
deieatf
That paragraph Of tho commissioners
proceedings regarding n contract Tor
Stnno piers ut tho Hallcck bridge needs
some explanation. II docs not cay
what the coat OF the piors will DO, but
refers to the contract on lille, That con,
! tract provideS that tho number oi per
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Following are the proceedings Of the
commissioners NJ the meet ng held Mon =
day. October 3, 1904:
Present-Stanley Rigsby, Phil Snyder
and w. w. Wca,hers.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
The money III the county treasury was
counted and found correct.
The official; reports Of the several
county officers were received, read and
filed.
Owing to the absence OF the district
attorney the various bills Of the the
co%nstnbles and Justices OF the peace
were laid over.
Bill Of Horn & ,Roseberry for road
work laid over ut last meeting was
ordered withdrawn by consent Of parties.
The following transfers wore ordered
from the general county fund into the
following funds:
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
i1!V 49,
Salmaaundia

Mn. George RUSSELL aid Mis Ruth
loft Tor Baftio MohhtatSA Pom No.s THU
afternoon. - f"s- c' tHlsf' . -,
Losr-Two keys o 4 ring. one big
and the other small. Finder win please
return to T.. d. Mcrdith.. ;
The writer will leave Tor Reno Friday
night 10 attend a meeting Of the Board
OF Regents on Saturday.
The Reno Observer says the Socialists
will cast between 1000 aud 1900 votes In
this state at the coming election.
County Clerk Dawle, went 10 Wells
this morning to have Rome printing
done Tor the cOunty. Ito will return
tonight.
Postmnnster General Payne died Last
evening. IIe was one Of the ablosi
campaign mnnHgers Of the republican
party.
Members ~ the Jockey Club ahould
not forget the meeting Mt 8 o'clock this
evening ut the ,iub saloon. business
OF importance will DO transacted.
Tho fixtures Tor tho now drugstore
will not arrive until the fore part OF
noIt month md II will he about the 18Th
before Joo Tabcr can occupy his ne~
quartors. whnt airs DO will put on ther
canUo, no predicted now. just wait
and SEQ.
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From I4s to o. Pounds.

One Of the most remarkable cases oil q
cold, deprecated on the lungs, causing
pneumonia. is that Of Mrs. Gertrude Il.
Fennor, Marion. Indi, who wa entirely
cured by the use OF One Minute Cough
Cure. She snys: "Tho coughing and
straining SO weakened me that | ran
down in weight from 1i8 to 02 pounds.
tried a number OF remediee to no avail
until ueed Ono Minute Cough euro.
Fonr bottles Of this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely oithe cough, strength!
ened my lungs and restored me 10
my, normal weight, health and strength
Sold by Elko Drug Go.
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cwnIr nf OIntments for Cntnrrh hat
Contain Mercury,

cwnIr Of OIntments for Cntarrh hat
Contain Mercury,
ns mercury wild surcI! destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you Can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
turei by +. J. Cheney Il CO., Toledo T..
contains no mercury, and is taken in
teFnally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure yon
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F.. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmalundi.

Sorry to hear that Min. overmAn ia ON
the sick list.
George Sutherland shipped eight car.
loads OF beef cattle 10 ths Western Nest
Company today.
ItJou want to vote, you must get yonr
name Oh the repatriation books before G
O'Clock p. IN. Of October 2lst. See the
notice elsewhere.
F.. Harris. a bxteRdeE At the. Wieland
saloon. Reno. las smyAehauEly disap.
peared and his Hiehds believe. thu, he
has been ioully deal, With.
The Sioux City Journal casually re-
marks TINT Mother Hubbard Parker
will make a visit 70 the tariff cupboard,
only TO find that The cupboard l. bare.
Does the Journal mean 10 admit uiIt
the trusts&t seeatskens: a.esytAina in
sighi?-Commoner.
The trustees Of the Presbyterian
church will give another Green Waiter
social II Mizpah linl. on + friday even.
4 $50
my, o :tobes .lath.. Thor rucceSs. Two
years ago in a social Of this kind proph.
ecia great thiuRs for that night.
George Frisbio IIoar, United States
Senator from Massachusetts,, died at
his bone in Worcester carly yesterday
morning. One Of the nations grentcPt
and beat men died when death closed
the career OF George Frsbic. Honr.-
During the sessIun OF tho Sovereign
Grand Lodge 81 Odd Fellows in San
Francisco, Mr.. Mank collected li2 bad.
ges as souvenirs OF the gathering. He
placed his collection on exhibition this
afternoon and n good many called TO See
the IN. They made a very pretty display.
The new drug store will sonn &c :ehdy
for occupancy. 1t IL one Of the best and
most complete buildings III the state.
Tie upper floor IL divided .JutO large,
airy rooms and has all the modern con.
venicncce. II ID n credit to Elko and
would be- the same to Il much larger
town.
Judge Curlrr Yesterday SGT the trial
OF the Wnnnemucca murdercrs for Oct
ober u II S'vencr. ono OF tho gang, did
tho talking Tor them and urged that a
later day he set. Ills talk had no in.
tiucpc" on the court. At the request OF
Sevencr. Jupge Curlcr appointed IIus'
key IL Morrison to defend tho gung and
added attorney Packard tai assist in the
defense.
j. ". Whitcher, u. s. DiatricAt tor.
ney Oi Nevada under HarriBoL's admin
istra.ion, fell in Virginia City tho other
day and broke ono Of his legs al ths
thigh. He WIG taken 10 tho county
hospital and at LAT accounts was rest.
ing easily. On accouDt VI his health
not being good, and his Ggs. serious re-
suits arc anticipated. Mr.. WhIiohOr IL
ono Of the oldest attorneys In the state.
In his letter Of acceptance, Nj. Roose.
welt said: Since The close Of War with
Spnin there has boon no substantial
change III thu rate Of annual oIpepdi.
three Tho editor in tho Dubuque,
Iowa, TcIegrhnh, commenting upon this
statement, asks: "Is thi0 4 condition 10
commend or To coudemu? 10 IL 70 Tho
credit Qi tho decentralization that. COD.
parCd with 1893 tho year Of the Spanish.
American Wharf.-The oost OF government
por capita has inoreHacd from 15,W ~
G.l4, the cos. IN 1902 In 1860 tbs coa
Of government per capita va % OIL %
sln.oj Tor aismily Of two; to-day IL 10
1870 for the same family
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07

H.: F.. B~artine,: the. fusion Candidate
supreme judke,s Hna,id resideut OF
the state, IAN able attorney AMI an honest
man. .Hs SHOULD receive the vote nf
every man who belieyes. q lawyer Of nbil.
ityeaud experience should be u member
sof the highest oourt.ot the state.
Campaign lies are beginning to loaf
around. JUST now they are aimed at
Constable Mccoy. the democratic candi-
date for sheriff. Some Of his opponents
should take q tumble before they raise
a storm that will react on their candi.
date. A campaign Of chandler and mud
is not the kind that wilma the support OF
thinking people.
Joe Cnrroll's little hluak dog WAS
poisoned by some lend this morning.
The dog was the pet Of his little girl
and did no harm to anyone. II is
strange that human beings ran be so
mean as to vent their spits by poisoning
a poor dumb brute that does no harm to
them or any one else Such people 1.-Two.
however, aud some Of them have their
homes in Elko.
G. G.. Tidd OF Smith Hey. Lyon
oourty. purchased last year li'iy colonies
of bees paying therefor the fqncy price
OF $3.50 per colony. This seuRDn he will
harvest from these colonies seven thous-
and pounds Of the finest kind Of comb
honey. He has been offered nine cents
per pound for the honey b., a California
concern, but ia holding for ten cents.
Should he receive the latter price he
clears over 1900 on his Investment from
his first crop OF honey. 4 pretty good
business for the money invested.
&, Senator T. airbanka, velt's run.
ming mate, and Senator Deliver OF
Iowa are advertised to speek here at
7:3O railroad time, tumorruw morning.
A good republican said to this scribe
.th's forenoon that the speaking was too
blamed early. He probably Thought
the morning would be cold and that the
Indiana iceberg would rot be thawed
out sufficiently to make d good speach
so early in the morning. lie, US all
turn out and hear what these trust
epellbinders have to say The train
will DO side tracked near the flag pole
and rreinaih one half honr.
Ger iip early tomorrow morning and
see the republican candidate for vice.
president and hear him speak. He'll
talk OF the giories OF the <. ~. D.. but
yyIII GNU nrkltp., ~
present administration or OF Roosavelt's
disregard for the constit ution md the
rights OK our weaker ~neighbors on the
sontb.
Although The Campaign is without life
in this state. democrats should not lose
eight Of the importance OF sending Mr..
Van Duzer to congress- for another term.
II party managers ere making a des-
.perate effort to electra majority of the
house OF representatives. According TO
tile" hGure6 of the democratic congress.
lonRl committee, there are sixty doubt.
tul districts aud it is only necessary Tor
the democrats to carry one half OF then
III order to control the house. Nevada
does not figure in this list Of doubtful
districts, but is considered safe by the
committee. Nevada democrats should
therefore do their full duty to tho ma
tlonsl organization and roll up q good
majority for Van Duzer. The loss OF
Nevada might result in the loss Of the
house.
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4 yutut Amid

a summer cold is not only annoying
but II not relieved Pneumonia will be
tho probable result by Fall, One Min.
nuto Cough Cur6 clenrs the phlegm
draws out tho inil amntion; heals, soothes
and strengthens the lungs and bronchial
tubes. One Minute. Cough, Cure il an
ideal remedy tpr the children. 1t is
leHs. a certain Cure'ior Group, Cough
and Cold. Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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A rower For Good.

The pills that arc potent in their action
and pleasant in effect are DO Witt'a
Little Early Risers. W. s. Philpot, Of
Albany Ga. says: During n bilious
attack | took one. Small as il WINS il
did mo moro good thnn calomcl, hluo
macs or any other pin | cvc took aud Mt
the same time tho effect was pleasant.
Little EARLY itiRors are certainly mn
idcnl pill Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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Registery Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the time
for registration Of tho names OF the quail
itied elections in EIko precinct Of Etko
township, prior to the general election to
be held on the 9Th day Of November, a..
d. 1901, for the county OF Elko, will e4..
pire at six o'clock p. M. on the Dist day
OF October 4. d. 1904.
l.. r. MORGAN.
Registry Agent Elko Precinct,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07

IA letter from .luimnue:bury, South
Africa, states that Fred tirir to-, u gradu-
shte ~ the state nnir"r lily. and M Eiko
county boy, IA. I,eon pm n.o to the
manage men, ni lie K l.i,vu Deep n.n @
at that Place with II sn'ar! Of Z 1000 Il
year.
Hnrye Mc.Adams was IN town today
circulating u petition u the e. mnis.
.%sionerS To- declare the abandoned rail.
road bed through MoleGn canyon a put
lie highway. timrve's arguments were
irresistible and nearly everybody in
town signed his petition.
Secretary Of State Dougias has ruled
that the boilers from H.. Wiuncmucca
silver party state CD .vrn'ion are the
silver purity proper. and will 20 on the
ballot under that hume H. a. CERT
He'd the PRESIDENT Il al, cars ~ the fol-
lowing parti.r: r., u'li ~. ~ nncratic
and silver party, liver parry aud 80
cialists. The voters huve lni,e Il list To
pick from.
A few days ago the :..publicans charg-
ed that the national democratic commit.
tee had eleven million dollars in the
fund to cRrry on the campaign. Mr..
Peabody, treasurer Of the cuinmittee,
doesn't seem tn know TINT such a large
amount Ia ON hand, rs he has issued an
appeal for small contributions from dem.
ocrats throughout the country. This
nails another campaign lie.
The ~decomposed boIy OF an unknown
man WA found lodged in a ditch about
three'quarters Of q mile east OF Reno
Saturday. The man WIS about middle
aged nnd wns a labOrer from his dress.
Ho gore kaika pants and u Jumper and
coarse shoes. A mark ON his head led
those who saw him to believe that he
had been murdered. The body is badly
decomposed and il believed To hive
been IN the ditch about three weeks.
On writing up the pnceedmga OF. the
democratic county convention, the
ooninatinn Of ". G.. Greathouse for
assessor vas omitted. How this occur.
red canno be accounted Tor except that
The writer omitted it in tue copy
furnished the compositor-. Tie
nomouation OF Mr.. Greathouse was III
nnF nnlaa mil ,,.,aS In, ,..
overlooked in writing them up. No one
regrets the omission more than the
writer does. IL anyone has beer led Ia
believe by the omisson. that the demo
Gratis nominated no candidate for
assessor their cyes will be opened before
the 9Th OF November III Mr.. G~reathouse
ia i'll the light to win.
Yesterday afternoon four boys were
seen leaving nm %castbOuud freight car
and Sheriff Clark WIS put ON their trail.
An investigation showed that they hnd
broken the seal on the refrigerator,
climbed down into the ice.hOI and the
broke the wire around the box and
entered a car, loaded with canned goods.
They had opened seven cans OF peaches,
cherries and grapes and slowed the
contents away in their stomachs. The
boys gave the sheriff a 6hase but he
succeeded in getting all OF them and
landing them in Jail. They gives their
names M Willie Stobing, Joo Currey,
Charles Maria and Robert Stamn aud
are all about 10 or lG years OF age
They claim that they were going from
San Francisco to Ogden. Agent Nor
row has reported their CAGE to the
superintendent and did not know when
the reporter saw him whether the boys
would be prosecuted or not.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07

The public in general is cordially in
vited to attend a reception to Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffith f. Griffith, at the residence
OF DR.. and Mrs. Mcdowell, from $50 to
8 p. IN. on Monday, October 10, 1901.
DIR. N MRS. s. MCDOWELL,
Elko, New, Oct. 7, 1904,
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Jack Fanst il fitting up a batber
chop in the room lately occupied by
Webster Patterson ~ a law Office. He
GskB the public for q SHARE OF their
patronage.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07

Reduced ItRi-s--A ccnuut Race Meet ut
Elko, Nevada
On October 9th to 2Sth inclusive. All
agents Southern Pacific Co., in Nevada
will sell round trip tickets to Elko, New.
ada, Mt rate of one fare for ronnd trir.
Tickets will expire Oct. 10Th, 1904
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Nj =. G%uldagger, Mt Jonce' old Stand
10 prepared to 90 blacksmithing in al
Of its branches Mt priccs 10 suit tho
times. HIorse shoeinR and wagon work n
specially. 81 work guaranteed Tako.
your work T. Mr.. Guldagger's should
you want IL done well aud nj reasonable
prices.
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FOR SALE:

A siI.room house aud eight lotR, all
undcr fence, in tho eastern part OF town.
This property will be sold at a bargain
for caeh, For further particulars coll
at this Office "s''- &C., D. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07

Reduced Hatcs-Bsitte Mountnin-.Ac-
oount Jockey club Races ~ Austin
On October 9th TO i4th inclusive.
Tickets will DO cold TO Battle Mountain
and return at rate OF AGO for the round
trip. Tickcts expire Oct. 18th. No
atop0vera allowed.
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~ hSSbo SpiiIStOl'
A communication from the commiss-
ioDers OF Washoe county relative to ons
q. l.. Kenneth" patient now being
treated in the Washoe county hospital,
and claiming said Kenneth TO be 4
resident Ut Elko county and therefore
10 being atreated at tho expense and
charge OF Elko county, was read and the
clerk was ordered, to investigate and
ascertain from tho Gecords md other
sources il said Hcnnett is or has been a
bona tide resident OF Elko county. and II
no evidence il feand showing said Ken.
nett to DO a resident Of Elko county 10
40 inform the commissioners OF Wasitoo
county and Tint thia board will require
substuvtIal prof thai said Kcnuett IL or
was a bona iide resident Of this county
at time Oi his admission to the hospital
Of WHshoe county.
Tho board having heretofore visited
iIalleck and inspected the site oi tho
contemplated bridge across the Hum
boldt river mt that pcint entered in.o a
contract with +. h. Martin authorizing
him to conattuct two eione piers Tor
said bridge. tho coat not Ia exceed n
certain sum and To be paid Tor oU CON
pletion Of work and acceptance u snme
by the board. M will fully appear from
agreement fled herein.
Upon reading the petition from citi
zcns OF Cnrlin and Elko requesting a
change in the public highway between
Carlin and Elko by building u now
road through Moleen canyon, said petit
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-10-07

letter FROM .l"iinnue;bury. South
Africa, states that Fred Iirir to-, "a gradu-
shte :. the state nniv"r lily. and mn Elko
county hoy, N. l'eon 90" nr0 to the
manage men, ni he K ii,ou Deep n.n G
at that Place with II rn'ar! Of Z 5000 Il
year,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-11-26
It Had Served Its Turn.

Mrs. John Lyon Gardner of Boston cx-
hibitel some beautiful asters at the recent
show of the Massachusetts Horticultural
society.
One evening some one narrated to Mrs.
Gardner "A humorous story of an exhib-
toP who had tried to bfihe the judges Of
"A flower show into giving him all the
first prizes. She commented on the story
thus:
The man had probably heard OF tho
eadi OF BaGdad. This cadi had been in
his youth a fisherman. and, to keep him
self in mind of his humble origin, there
was always spread upon his dinner table
a huge fishing net.
People admired the cadi for this eX-
hihition of humility. He was rich. and
his house was sumptuous. But, amid all
that elegance, the net. the sign Of the
mans lowly birth, was always promi-
nently displayed.
The story Of the net spread through
the city. and finally reached the cars Of
the caGph. He, in due time, sent for
the cadi, took him into his favor and
made him his grand vizicr
Thus said HafOun al Raschid, we
reward humility
From the day of his appointment the
grand vizier ceased to exhibit his fishing
net. 1t disappeared. and it was never
spoken of.
Once, though visitor. n man of con
siderable impudence said to the yizior:
Why is it, my lord, that your net
is no longer spread upon your table,
The yizier smiled and quietly replied:
l. has caught the fish New York
Mail.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-11-26

OF OREGON.
In letter TO The Peruna Medicine
Co. he says;
STATE OF OREGON,
Executive DEPARTMENT.,
The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, o.
DeaF Slrx---f have bad occasion TO
use your pcruns medicine I'm my fam
lily for colds, and II provedt0 Be an ex-
ccfIenf remedy. ! have nor had o.
cssfon TO use II for other ailments.
Yours very truly,
W. n. Lord.
1t will be noticed that the Ex-1;oV-
eruOr says he has not hEd occasion TO
use Peruna for other ailmcnts. The
reason for this In. most other ailments
begin with cold.
Using Peruna TO promptly cure colds.
he protects his family against other
ailments.
This is exactly what every other fam
lily in the United States should do
keep Peruna in the house. Use il for
coughs. colds. Ia grippe and other
climatic affections Of winter, and there
will be no other ailments in the house.
Such families should provide them
selves with a copy of DIR. Hartman's free
book. entitled, Chronic Catarrh."
Address DR. S. Il. Hartman, President
Of The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum-
bus, Ohio. All correspondence held
strictly confidential.