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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09

l since waste is sinful" was one of the maxims by which the chancellor guided his own actions, though he did not give it away for the benefit of others. and he had made the most of that prudent policy today.
 He had told his emperor no lies. even through the telephone, where forget fulness may be pardonable. but he had arranged his truths as skillfully as he arranged his pawns on a chessboard.
 It was said by some who pretended to know that Count von Breitstein had had Jesuit for a tutor; but. be this as it might, it was certain that when he had a goal to reach he did not pick his footsteps by the way. A flower here or there was apt to be trodden | down, small life broken. a reputa- | tion stained, but what of that when ! Rhaetia's standard was to be planted upon the mountain top?
 Supposing he had said to the em. peror after his promise of plain speak ing: Your majesty's journey today is wild goose chase. happen to know that those you seek are still at their hotel in Kronburg. When heard from my brother Egon that they were leav- ing Schloss Lyndalberg suddenly and secretly went immediately to Kron- burg and called upon the ladies. My intention was to frighten them away by telling them that the fraud was found out and they had better disap- pear decently of their own accord un- less they wished to be assisted over the frontier. They actually dared refuse 10 see me. alleging as an excuse the sudden illness of their companion. which had prevented their leaving kronburg. as they intended. While was awaiting this answer l learned that some person was telegraphing frOp the railway station to the hotel man. ager inquiring if the Mowbrays had gone. guessed this person 10 he your majesty and ventured 10 use my in- fluence strongly with the manager. so successfully that I was permitted 10 dictate the reply and obtain his prom ise that the matter should be strictly confidential I judged that your maj esty had meant to take the orient ex- press. but had missed t. and. as you telephoned from fhe station, had no doubt that you intended to follow either by the next train or by special soon I learned that no special had been ordered by any one I ascertained the time of the next train and sought your majesty in t. Had my eloluence then prevailed with you should have urged your return with me. and thus you would have been spared the useless journey ;o Felgarsie. As you remained olStinately faithful however. I con siIere,i myself fortunate tO have sOu cut of the way. so that could hurry hack. and. unhampered by your suS- piciOns. set about learning still more facts to Miss .Iowbrayis discredit or inveBting a few if those whieh un-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09

ing. But no ladies an- swering to the description he gave had been seen there.
 He returned at once to the railway station.
 The telegram was still in the hands of the station master, to whose care it had been addressed. This diligent per son professed to have sent q man through the Orient express from end to end calling for Miss Helen Now bray. but calling in vain. lie had no theory more plausible to offer than that the lady had not started from Kronburg or else that she had left the train at FeIgarla before her name had been cried. But certainly she would not have had time to go far if she were a through passenger, for the Orient express stopped but ten min utes at Felgarie-
 It was evident throughout the short conversation that the excellent official was on pins and needles. Struck by The emperOr'S features. which hc hasi so often seen in painting and photo graph. it still seemed impossible that inc greatest man in Rhaetia could be trsveiIng thus about the country in or diuary morning dress and unattended Sure at one Instant that he must be talking with the emperor. sure the next that hc had been -s-ceive,l by a Ike ness. inc poor fellow struggled against his confusion in a way that would have aHsusad IsUT-sId in q different mood
 With a manner that esssyed the diff fe7eut mean Ietueen reverence due t8 royalty and eoE1usoa everyday polite ness. god eEolEh for an yr1inary gen tEeman. tIze station master volunteered to ascertain vlether the ladies de scrfbed h1d r8Te out and given up
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09

fou-re ios1ng money every eay tat your tenement is vacant Let the Democrat end . tenant : days fsx Ec.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09
eNxS ! EeHApTER SIXTEEN
 EsSa

5MELL the truth when de- 7SA sired, spice with prevari-
 cation. when necessary
 and never part with the
 whole truth at one time,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09
(To be Continu.sp.

Dewitt's Little Early Risers. the Famous little pills. Sold by Bueking- ham pharmacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09
:cHApTEp FIFTEEN; sSs,s

FEN Leopold arrived at Felgarde he went i'm mediately to the hotel
 which he had designat- ed as a place of meet
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
NOW rarv eAs DRAW PAY.
slanstures % osishoms Attorney Gen.
era en- Warrsats Not Necessary.

Gafhfle. Ok That state warrants
are naf evidences ~ indebtedness
~ uHea n ne constitution and there
fore Do not require the signature u
the attorney genefel "a make them
valid Is the substance 81 m opinion
of lhe supreme eaaft ln the ease ~
A 3 nrfan " Eamss Menefss. Stale
treasurer nrysn IS = bookkespeF IN
Meuslses Office and the latter r..
fused n pay q warrant held - Bryan
o. The cenienflna that u cane under
The provision Il Indebtedness muei
b. approved 81 lhe attorney general
Bryan brought 3 friendly fait II the
supreme court asking . writ q man
damHa 70 compel Memefea % nag the
warrant
Ths court grants the writ e man.
damas ordering he warrant - o.
paid. tut states tat the wit esiI not
b. issued. aa the state treasurer ~
readF 10 compIf nth the decision.
Thls I'll enable Hsemhers and sm.
ployses u the ieslS lure 10 80 their
paF. whicb vas held up peudiae ne
decision.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Rain Fall

7. N. Chtwood Of White Oak
vas in town Monday Mr.. Chit.
wood has kept a record Of the rain.
fall since 1882. he says that from
March ss TO April 20. this year. II
IL inches Of rain fell. In the same
period last year the rainfall was sl-2
inches. Mr. Chitwood has been a
reader Of the Chieftain since 1887,
IN speaking ot corn prospects, he
said that many farmers who have
ow vet land viii have 10 repIant
their corr, but that those who have
dry lane viii moi be put 10 that
kfsuhle. M. Chitwood put on, an
acre and halt q corn very early
for roasting ears and he says this
patch is making fine stand.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
OkOee News.

Farmers heFv tasr ths hlass sircs
tie blT rain
cabin Crvss IS higher than il has
been for many year
0at teacher hss bsenscon peiisd %
sfaf % tl,ls slds u the creek THIS
weak.
fux G oatsau IS visiting hone folks
ia FiuilA ths sees
Kisses ksa Rogers and ollie Pitch.
ford Of Nlnsta visited r. e Rogem
And family lA,t sunday
Gsops Cooper IS here ffom lc9lin
and IS eorsiug "a the shops bsre At
Okuee.
Waiter woodall las completed his
neE house aud gave hl. friends
Neiabls dancs lssl Aouday night
SCHOOL here f, list. IS wiii h closed
tie ut u THIS month. there i some
talk ofHAyiug Gialdfels DAy esefrises
n CareloWsfy sas out from vinlta
this ussk with soms fruit tres 20 sst
out II Ills orchard.
Mss Cora smith returned from the
stmlnafs AZ Tshlequah last seek
shsfe slie has besa attending school
sines Jan. ist
several from this naighloflaaod a.
tended church At Long Ylsv last
SUNDAY Rev ON from AdAif deliver.
ei Al Interesting sermon
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Local Happenings

Tie sunshine Christian Endearsr
society wlil efte dlnnef ID the
kmplfe building nsHt sAtaFiay ti,e
sfeaI being ths arss move toward the
erection q : nes Congregational
church
Rsbssais sill give poverty soclai
usft FRIDAY evening A pflss 10 be
awarded tie taesiest dfssssd ads Of
gentleman Al 0id Fsllows nnd re-
besahs invited
Tho knights o. pYthsas aonda
hlEht confeirei Tie third dsgree ca
Gus Patton
Operator L Alien q tiis Frisco.
sho Is now at the Hospital IS impfo-
tiuF nicely
~. W A Robbins q Tula and
Au Jennie fitzgerald u Dsunlson.
are visiting VI n wade and wife.
y II Komgay J # Ragan. WIN
slnms @ Ellis and A Rlehardson
transacted business at nlusjackst
Monday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Restriction Bill
Passed b. House.

he homse yesterday PASSED the
nll providing iaF the removal of re-
sinsiions from part q tle land oi
allettees % the hee civilized tribes.
The persons Who viii be benefited
y the legislation are those having
less than one-haii Indian elood, also
InteI-maffiei Nhiie persons and
freedmen who have hy previous acts
d congress been provided with
allagments.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Judge ClinghGn Dead.

Judge I L Clinshan. Of Chefs
died at Nfnia q heart ifouht ssim.
a. $50 O'Clock.
TIE deceased vas well and favor
ably known ail oeef the CheFasee
nation, being one u the early settlers
here. Tie remains Nefe prepared
BY Louis Rogers aad shipped g
Chelsea for burial.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Council Proceedings.

The city council met Tuesday
night and opened bids for street
paving from the Stucky Con
strnetion Co. Of Musok gee.
The New State Construction Co.
ot Tulsa and Overly and Co ot
Joplin Each bid was accompani
ed FOR q certified check for 5000
The bids we're referred to Z com
mitiee composed Of J G. Starr.
Davenport and Wade The com.
mittee will report an an early
date saying WHO made the best
bid.
IN ordinance was passed say
ing that cement sidewalks and ~
other kind should be laid on she
vest side OF Vsnn street from hi.
nols % Canadian avenues Join
s Martin was granted time "a
move trees before laying walk.
An ordinance providing tr
storm sewers passed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
EXTEND POWER OF COMMITTEE

mandatory pFtmzff hni by Mr. Brysn
of Sha&nesN .reenifin9 kAmf al pnsfy
sfcksls Ne pFintaa ga ditfsremt sheets
o6 paNNr AllstN hat Ahr vcAef - given
all whenN nnskas IKN yQasng hoogh.
Eaergaentaeke 1Qranf has secured
fF0nf 0ey. haskell 4 pardomS gqr hQr.
age QrreIv campbeii Of silo- bry1a
eoanty. serylng 4 ten year sentence
O. peraEy IN counectAth with ; mur.
Der tkse n kiQNa couaty Camrbell
vas convicted upon eircumstantial ex.
laenee And there appears 20 have
kSAn sciss doahs q TO bis guilt Tie
Is fS.l. S,lss z. --.s sea
senator Smitn NJ Duaean was ad
vteed hy Congressman Ferris BY wire
That the house committee bad report
cd fayorasly . bill removing rentric
,ions Terms q the bin vere not
stFea. ~~xSs
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
PASSES NEW JERUSALEM ant
okiahoria senate Fssors iaeai site
ioF State Capital

Guthrie. ok The Russell feaoln
ton involving shat d dubbed the
''Nee Ierusalem plan. which pro.
sidss Tor The appointment # q iolnt
legislative committee 90 lax 70 IN
FestlKatH the Feasibility 80 selecting
an ideal capital site AZ oF near the
geographical center ~ the state was
revived and paAssa finally n the
senate THIS is tictoft fsF the
friends u The ideal capital idea
The resolution hfsf carried 5 pro.
vision that TIE location should also
b. considered b the committee. but
thiz uFnxlsion usa eut out
Discussion of the aacstioa 81 the
stafehuYlng the segregated coal lands
from the Indians vas raised IL the
house uhrn the iii hy Harrison of
hughes. Go continue hte life uf the
r~gfe8Ated coal land commission AZ
pointed hy the constitutional eanven
tluu Nas being considered Speaker
Murray made 80 exhaustive speech
in favor ~ such purchase stating
that The stale should Own ths lands
and lease them - operators selling
The aHfface in small tracts "a farui.
efs on long time payments he d..
elafed that this sonld Eiye the state
m0uapuif If fHa coal buainrss ~
The stats which euuid enable il 70
regulate pfices q Consumers The
blli Naa pentlng apon adjournment
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

rhiehaaha. Oh Nut guilty was
gsh verdict returned BY TIE faFY in
the noh Brown murder case The
arguments were concluded about 10
o'eineE iHst night. ana the iaf4 came
n 18th their verdict 81 ii.za. ArEu.
meats uaro begun Fl s o'siaeH Wed.
nesaaY afternoon. Mr. Mafnlehael.
The HsHIa1nat soaHEs attorney. aHenInN
iof fHa state aad speaking lefI1 min.
n(ss 4 recess vaa taken ST tho
NlnaA If hiA speech until uNIokk.
when VI Il Nl5bAFE hnmmn his an@egll
for he A0gNnae CuRmfy Attorney
HaEs1Hef closed he afKatneHI
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
woulo PAINT CANS RsO.
oklahouna hcuse Paases Dill 20 Die
tinauish casellns Reeeptssle.

Guthrie. on TAe hoaae hAa passed
che Hart bill. rwQalrang all retailers
and vendera 81 gasoline 10 keep II
IN cans painted red. and making u
unlawful 10 put kerosene cans oi
lhat colnr
The house PASSED the appropria-
tion blii BY whitehurst carrying tibo.'
ooo 10 pay state oEicers 20 date. ne
senate has seat its appropriation ban
10 the Aoase A deadlock NAV re
Nalt which woald further delay pay.
ina the state employre The Hvan.
sos huun~ bin As passed hy tire SEN.
ate VAS agreed To by the house and
the bin 10 ready for the governor.
n provides for transferring land In
former Indian territory 10 the roGis.
tera of deeds.
The senate resnstaied the emer.
genct clause Ia the Antinepotlsm bill
but with the provision that the bili
voald not b. effective for thirty dayr
after approval with enc o. tvo "a
reptlons. an of the senate pages are
sons of senators and 20 have the bin
become effective immediately would
neeeesisate their discharge A. there
are enly thlrtyr.ne days uf the ses
sion left the thirty day clause would
exempt the present legislature from
The Law. ~ 4 narrow mArEin. the
bill creating board 90 examine
ehripaardic physicians VAS hneliy
passed ln the senate Both branches
of the legislature adjourned cariy
this Afternoon 70 attend the iet ranch
Wild west shoW
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
lnooRsE srATe's oRY laws
okishensa Prohibltlonists Adept Plat
fern sad Select Nasioaai osleastss


Guthrie. on The state coneaafian
of the prohibition PARTY. held hero
Thursday adopted q platform Inaofs
Ing the niilups liquor hlli including
the state dlspeueaFY system and
commencing the course of Governor
Haskell wlih refefeIee ~ pfohlhitIoa
The platform aiso declares for the
election ~ Unltea States senators
president and vice president Il the
United states b. direct vote ef the
people. fasors the fiiileneld hlli ln
congress. giving states control over
lntsrststs shipments Of liquor and
favors national legislation ahallshink
the federal tax uRon intoxieants
I. The convention selected eiehs state
delegates 10 the national pruhihitlnm
convsatlon a. Columbus. O.. next July
Only three dsleeales 70 the eenven.
tlon opposed the aispenaary system.
on~ nf them predicting that II uosis
split TIE prohlbltian party vide open
ana that the iaw haa the marx q
the beast upon Il.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Another Fine Pig.

Oliver CharlesWorth has received
another fine male plg from Cassellls
Mo- Til makes = registered Dufoc
Jersey hogs Tor him now. and they
are AL dolng fine. He viii soon ha,,
pigs Old enough - sell. Ne says he
viii sell ms first bunch Of pcs out
a 800. after which he expects to
raise TIE price.
]. 4. Thomps0n has the sidewalk
men e wnFk N franI d his rnalslanea
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

esoge Alien who recently parciss
81 . acres q laud from Walter Wood
Al : building ; hous, there
JOHN CAldwell Is building nsW
hosEss On hls allotment whsfs ls lives
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
sassa Asaullisa 4 lloIasn.Ills.

ualdenFliie. - The murder ease
Of e = snved sent a. he taff al
~ neloek THURSDAY morning ard a.
ie 0e e verdict - aequlifal uaa ZEN
defed when TIE verdict uas read
the spectators burst into applause
~hile The prisoner shnok hands xth
exefY iafor ana his wife nlnnea a
naweF 60 WArh # them
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
Open Air Concert.

Friday evening a, 20 the Ne~
Nnia band Niii give is first oren
aif conoeu Instructor Turner pro.
mlses an interesting program.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

MuAkuena, Uh-~rhe new unlamA
Etatea Marshal for thu eaataFn ala
trlet q oklAhoma. Grant Victor. aa.
aumed hls duties Is thla cltY Thurs.
day. putting Ia 81 safifely nee Iarus
of assistants.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23

ralaa. ok.-Ths sult IL united
States eoart of ehanIz W. tie Creek
uu Company e FL Involving TIE lliiu
t0 he Charley GEHsaon property Ia
the 0Ianu nii Hnia. valued II i 08As
pea. waA alnlnfaAAa - judge j. IA
NameHz1I.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
WAS DELAYED

The Chiettain is a few
hours late this week on
account OF falling TO Sc
cure on time a shipment
OF print paper which was
delayed in transit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-15
MUST HE CUSTOM HOUSE co?

.r,. .t. a..
,v,toht ,,roulon. giv,s mimi to cor
I,tr .-uo,,l,uor ,,nt,r,l b, fin, tu.
I~di,r,nolis N.,,s uhi,b il may ho
nan,L ann mn, b. ,c,u.,d or trir-
rn. .,.,tb o,,,, .nbt.,, 7ho N.,ys
commence, D., ,.,r. r,, ia, r,t,rc ,f
IA. ,,rir and c,r,s,o. IN, ,~>un,uou
,. fla. unn,,,,,. logu,tud,
.r .,.t., ,o,.. 49, Lo,t.,I ,,,,..-
,, ~ 49,. ,h..nio q, ,u ,~rtici,
nm. ..rn. ,r,rin n,,,n,do th,
~.. n,.li.r ina, ia, ul,ol, subi.ct
.,r n..ir ,,..,t,, and uro,,,n,n win
lt.,., r.n,, a.. h.. an nolut.oI
a.. u,,r,,, a,,,,t-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-15

PLENTY or ROOM ron AL.
OF New Mexico.

Certain particular friends Of Az
buquerque have caused to bc circulat-
ed a story 10 the effect that the town
VIII not be able To take care Of all
the people likely to como here at the
time Of the irrigation congress, ana
we want to say TO any one who may
have heard such "a statement that he
may put 1t down as positively untrue.
There Is absolutely no ground FOR such
a story The people of Albuquerque
have known from the beginning that
there would be by far the greatest
multitude here az the time of The irri-
CATION congress ana interstate cNpusi-
ton that ever assembled anywhere In
New Mexico, and knowing that such
would be the casc. NJ have been since
early last spring making preparations
for just such an emergency, commit
tees composed Of our most active ana
efficient citizens have had this matter
In charge, and have given their time
To- IL They have not only taken every
]pttcaution to have ample facilities
provided for feeding and shcltcring
q larger number of persons than are
expected even by those who make the
most cXtravaRaut estimates, but they
have also made what they believe to
be thoroughly effective provisions to
prevent any of our gucfts at that time
from being o~vcr-chHrgcd. or otherwise
imposed upon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-15

''.''''r Hi,''"
d" " "''' '"''
''''' d. ''''''".
'"'', u'' ''', "'N''7
'''
~ N'' ~ h"l cause any great sur
uI'9' @n'"'" ''-'i' "''l'' u" ""h'N
france Iu Iu'u uI lNti HAH mutton dol
"' "''.
THE PEOPLE OFT Tucson trs going
ip The Devil. nh,u that wen known
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-15
SUSPENDED PUPIL
APPEALS TO COURTS
Chicago school Boards War On IRA
tcrnitics Reaches Injunction
stage.

Chicago. sept 1.-THE fight which
is being wagcd 10y chicago high school
fraternity members against tho fhool
board Tor the right 90 retain member
ships ip secret societies was carried
into the courts today. Edward Afy-
Donald. % suspended pupil at On, HYDE
Park hirh school Hled "a pcttinn Zoo
mandamus In the gIrcut court denying
the right of the board to cNpcl him for
failure To sign q pledge rcn"unv.u- his
fraternity mVmh gShip and asking
that a writ be issued compelling his
reinstatement as q pupil i'm tht school
Mcdonald was suspended ls~t vreb
b, n h. Loomi, principal tt The
school after De- had declined tn sign
= pledge that h, Nnuld have nothing
further e. do with high school su-
,%l,ties of ans description SHprrfu-
tendent g. Is Cuiry. pf the BOARD ut
education claimed authority % DENY
students th- Tght o. attend lpul
unless they SD pledged thrm~.It-- anH
caused tht expulsion ~ hfty-tnu -tu-
dents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-15

gambling bills. The only reference
made, which Will approach that sub
ject. win be a declaration in behalf
of personal liberty, freedom OF
thought and speech and the enactment
Of new sumptuary laws.
The platform viii endorse the cun-
didacy and the policies Of w. j
Bryan IN glowing terms. The entire
Denver platform Will be heartily APP
proved. The first session Of the con-
vention viii be held tomorrow at noon
when Former Justice Morgan J.
O'Brien will deliver his address as
temporary chairman. After the com
mlttees have been named adjournment
viii be taken until Wednesday morn
ing, when Judge Alton B.. Parker, the
permanent chairman, Will deliver his
address and the convention viii set
tie down TO business. The democrat
ic state convention at a meeting to-
night voted to seat the contesting
anti-McCarren delegates in the sixth
and ninth districts Of Kings county.
voted with McCarren. The Brooklyn
senator declared today that if any Of
his delegates were unseated by. the
credentials committee, the entire
Kings county delegation would bolt
the convention.
senator McCarrcn called a caucus
Of the Kings county delegation fol-
lowing the meeting of the state com
mittee tonight, at which it was unan-
imously agreed to vote in the con
vention under the unit rule and in
the event of the u~nseating of any
delegates by the committee on ere
dcntials, to leave the convention in a
body.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-15
Yor CAN'T CURE CONSTIPATION

by taking purgatlNes, salts, or othel
drugs that act harshly on violently
upon the stomach or bowels.
Ask any doctor. and he viii tell
YOU that purgatiyes of any character
disttnd the bowels and weaken the
elastic tissue.
To curc constipation. remove the
cause. The cause of constipation is
Indigestion. If your food digestcd
properly 1t would continue ON from
The stomach through the bowels, and
would he eliminated without effort
and with regularity.
Mi-o-na tablets cure constipation
by curing your Indigestion II is not
"A purgatiNc. 1t is Il stomach tonic
and more-it tones up. strengthens.
tnvigorates. rctrcshes and iulccts new
life into the worn out muscles OF the
stomach, and in Il short time makes
the stomach hardy enough to digest
anything YOU eat It is a powerful
yet harmless stomach tonic, and its
rcsistlcss influence on the stomach is
astonishing.
Try Ml-o-na for constipation. one
box viii cure you OF indigestion two
boxes viii relieve YOU of constpa-
tlou. ana best Of all, Mi-o-no is such
an economical remedy. a large 10
only costs 80 cents. and then, if you
are not satisfied with results J. II.
O'Riclly, the druggist, viii give YOU
your money back.
Mi-o-uu cures am stomach dlsor-
doris whether acute or chronic. such
dyspepsia, vomiting, o%vcr-indul-