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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
W RIVER LAND GOOD
Man from Eastern Big Horn In WyO-
ming Tells of Large
of that section.

1.-THE upper Powder river country in
Wyoming will some day become one OF the
most thrifty sections of that state" said
John Landers OF Mayworth, Wyo., Friday
evening. This country lies about midway
between Casper and Buffalo. and being
close to the Big Horn mountains, is sus-
ceptIbIe OF great development. We have
an abundance of coal there for which we at
present have no market. The coal is OF the
same character as the Sheridan coal and
can be as easily reached. There Is plenty
of IL mined for local consumption, one or
two big mines having already been opened.
What we lack up there is a railroad. We
were looking for the North & South railroad
to run through that section, connecting with
the Northwestern somewhere near Casper
and then following the eastern foothills Of
the Big horn mountains and up Powder
river valley to Crazy Woman and Clear
Creek. thence northwest to Billings and
Sheridan.
1T is a great stock country, and near the
mountains, It is easily susceptible of irriga-
ton. Considerable irrigation is being I'M
dertaken along Clear creek and some in the
Powder. particularly the north fork Of
Powder river. There are a number of good
towns all through that section. Up at
Buffalo is the Soldiers home, at what used
70 be old Fort Mckinney. The country Is
fairly well settled and some farming Is
done. 1t is a good cattle and sheep country
and the cattls and sheep men now get along
fairly well. though they used TO have a
little trouble
The eastern Big Horn country has not
been given much notice in the public prints,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

hall Thursday evening on the eve of his
departure to Clarkson.
Superior lodge. Degree of Honor. will give
a dance Wednesday evening, February 10.
at Workmen temple.
Miss Effie Copenharve entertained about
twenty-five young people Friday evening,
the occasion being her birthday ami
versary.
George Bolen of the firm OF Schwartz
Bolen. commission men, received news of
the death of his only daughter in his home
in Kansas City. The death occurred on
Wednesday.
The death of Raymond E. Saunders, son
of c. w. Saunders, Thirty-second and A
streets, occurred Thursday evening. The
funeral will be held Saturday at 10 a. m.
The burial is in Laurel Hill.
The funeral of Frank P. Morton at the
United Presbyterian church was attended
by a large number of friends. Rev. d. A.
w. Johnson conducted the service. The
police generally attended in citizens clothes.
The burial was at Laurel Hill.
The death of Mrs. Viola Bullock, aged a
years, occurred at the, home of her father,
H.. A. Mitchell, Thursday night. She was
here on a visit from Lincoln. She is the
wife Of w, e. Bullock of that city. The
body in all probability will be sent -to
Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
WATER BOARD PUT ON RACK
Fifth Ward improvement Club Makes
Comparison of Salaries and serv-
ices In Six Years.

The following resolution was adopted
by the Fifth Ward improvement club at
its meeting Friday evening:
Whereas, The present Water board
has been in power six years, during
which time they, together with their
special attorneys, have drawn more than
SilO, 900 in salaries and expenses; and,
Whereas, During said time an APP
praisement has been made v~aluing the
water plant at 6 ,263, 295, which we be-
lioYe to be far too high, but which the
city will probably be compelled to pay;
and,
Whereas, During all these years the
company has made no extensions or i'm
provements, TO the great detTiment Of
The city; therefore. be 1t
Resolved. That It is the sense of those
here assembled that the Water board
should be abolished and the power to
negotiate returned to the mayor and
council, where it properly belongs, and
tina the members of the legislature and
senate from Douglas county be requested
to amend the Omaha city charter 10 COM
ply with the above and that the secretary
OF this club he instructcd to send a copy
of this resolution to each of the menu
JOSEPH REDMAN.. T.
President.
W u MITMAGH.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
MADE QUININE
HAIR TONIC

The high cost of a good g~uinine hair
tonic prevents thousands of men and
women from using such a preparation
daily on the hair. This has resulted In
the study and investig alton of the sub
ject by some bright men and women who
use quinine hair tonic regularly but who
do not care TO pay for the expensive ready
made tonics. They find that by Simply
mixing one ounce OF Beta Quinol with half
a pint OF water and half a pint of alco-
hoi that they can make more than a full
mint of a auinine hair tonic of better quality
and more beneficial TO the hair than any
of the widely advertised brands. 4 tonic
made as described here viii help the halr
TO become beautiful, glossy, long and
abundant. II tends TO prevent d~sndruff
and falling hair and keeps the scalp IN a
healthy condition.. This homemade tonic
is used by women who have most beauti-
full hair and plenty Of It al well as those
whose hair and scalp are not IN perIsct
condition. The Beta Quincl and alcohol
can be procured at any drug store Tor Iee
or soc. and they will make more ano
better hair tonic than you could buy Tor
$500 in a manufactured state
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
JINS Get AFTER Ed HOWELL
Dahlman Democracy Unlimbers Its
O~ratorical Mud Batteries.
SENATOR ROASTED A DEEP BROWN
Followers of the Mayors Banner Vie
with Each other I'm Hurling
Names and Abuse at Man
in Lincoln.

Excavations and denunciations were heaped
thick and fast upon the head Of State Sen
ator Edward L. Howell at n meeting OF the
Dahlman Democracy club Friday night by
representatives of a half dozen nationalt-
ties, who gave the legislator nearly every
name they could lay their tongues to. From
Mayor Dahlman down the senator was
roasted, and roasted numerically, the club
winding up by passing a strong set OF res
%olutions d%enouncing Howell for his intro
duction in the legislature Of ? bill to a
from the city the power to tax public setv-
ice corporations.
While Mayor Dahlman was the most
prominent speaker. Councilman Lee Bridges
carried off the palm in de%nouncing the sem
ator, talking for a half hour and only stop
ping then because he had said all he could
think of that was bad about Howell, as
the councilman confessed.
i've got no use for Ed Howell, for a fell
low who has no spunk to say what he is
pr where he is in a campaign isn't worth
curse. and that man is Howell" said
Bridges. "He has played traitor and been
false to his pledges and his party.
twelve years ago this man Howell killed
the democratic party. and 1t staid dead un-
I'll Jim brought It to life three years ago,
but now Howell is trying to murder II
again. II we've got but one Howell down
to Lincoln | will run for reelection, but
" we have too many God forbid"
Mayor JIm's Lament.
w are here to condemn one of our sen
ators, sent to the capital to represent us
and to uphold the will of the people, but
this man proposes to violate every trust
imposed in him and to trample under foot
the will of the people, was the message
of Mayor Dahlman. The democratic party
is on trial today, but any cur who will &c
out and ask for the votes of the people
and then gives them the throw-down makes
me disguested. and I brand him a traitor
md a trimmer. This club is a club of the
plain people, and we will meet here every
Friday night to tell our servants what to
DO and what not to do. for the men we
elect to office are our servants and we are
their masters
Colonel Tanning spoke briefly of the re-
suit of the laBors of the Jim COMMITTEES
sent to Lincoln and in the course of his
emarks he said: Howell didn't repre-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

General Manager Schantz Of the Bennett
company left Saturday for Rochester, n. Y.
James j.. Ryan of Memphis and Mrs. F.
p. Reid of Weeping Water are afternoon
arrivals at the Henshaw.
Charles L. Brannen of Spaulding' w.
Mcdonald Of valentine and j. b.. Dunphy
of Duluth are at tho Schlitz.
Joe ]. Boehler of Alma, Paul Balch, An
ton Treber of Gordon and f. Henger Of
Lincoln are noon arrivals at the Merchants.
A. ]. Menter of Ogalalla, c. G. sherman
Livingston of Nebraska City are at the
Merchants.
C. e. Baker of Beatrice, w Gallner and
Fred Halsbach Of Avoca, Jens Jensen OF
Lyons and II. *. Clark of Tekamah are
at the Loyal.
C. e. West of Peru. f. A. Strong OF
North Platte, e. H.. Bauer of Buffalo and
l.. d; Manchester OF Sioux Falls are at
w. S. Toxword OF Omaha has been pro-
NOTED from the second to the third class IN
Ogden division.
Gail b. johnson of Los Angeles, F. A.
We95hsrly OF syracuse e., =, Hstsr nf
o. harrington a. a mo Rome :; e. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Wilson Of Corpus
Christi, Tex; Henry Lehman q West
Point, g. p. Bates OF Plattsmouth' 5. ,.
umbus are at the Willard. M
J. II. Neff Of Kansas city, J. p. Meekler
of Seattle. r. f. Holmes Of Kimball, s, j..
folk. j. p. Falter OF Plattsmouth, r. r.
Kingsley of Minden and r. A. Haynes or
Lincoln are at the Henshaw.
Cecil Hostetter. stenographer I'm the office
OF the general passenger agent Of the Bur
lington. accompanied by Mrs. Hostetter,
left Friday for Hermosillo. Mexico, 10 visit
his parents. His father is connected with
the United States consular service.
Z. r. Griffin and w. II. Falk of Denver:
ID. Hunt, w. s.. Clapp and j. /. Boyle OF
Kearney, NJ. +. Harrington OF O'Neill, O.
f. Cole of Kansas City, r. S, Payne OF
Neigh. James II. Quigley Of Valentine and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed A. Baugh OF Oakland are
at the Paxton.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
RABIES DEVELOPS IN DOG
One Bitten by Canine which At
acked Ben Woods Son Now
Has HydrophObin.

That often imagined. but actually rare
slght-a dog afflicted with rabies-may be
seen by interested local physicians at Dr.
p. p. Hulls veterinary hospital at Twenty
fifth and Cass. The dos has been the prop
erty of Ben Woods and was a companion of
the one which bit Mr.. Woods son. The dog
now in the hospital was also bitten by the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

Free. positively free. a sl.00 box Of
Keliogg's safe Fat Redu1er, TO every
sufferer from fat, just to prove that II
actually reduces YOU TO normal, does II
safely. and builds up your health at the
same time. / want TO send you without
a cent OF expense on your part this si,oo
package OF what ! am free TO call a really
wonderful fat redueer,
My treatment Is prepared scientifiealiy'
N doen not stop or hinder digestioni on
tha contrary. a promotes proper digestion
ana Rssimilation Of food, which Wy ~
people In a hundred haven go, ana unats
why they are fat :
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

as all attention seems to be directed toward
the Basin country. But we think we have
just as good a district. All we want is a
railroad up there, and there is no city In
the country that will profit more by a rail.
road through that section than Omaha"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

first canine. and after that taken to the
veterinary hospital and closely watched.
Rabies developed yesterday. Mr.. Woods
son is taking the Pasteur treatment at the
Chicago institute of the name, and is re-
ported doing excellently.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
a No Wrinkles

You should have no fear, af&er belnh
reduced by KellogGs safe Eat keanee,,
that your loss % weight VIII fesutt IN
wrinkles. as Is usually the case W." ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
Loses f56 Pounds.

Mrs. Rosa Steesy, of Elk Point, South
Dakota, writes: I have lost 166 pounds,
commenced your treatment weighed
3GS pOundsj now I weigh 212 pounds.
Your Reducer is all right and did Just
as you said it would. l an hardly be-
daughter is greatly reduced I'm weight
and l don't think she will need any
more Of our Obesity Redueer. We
anyone to me.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

many treatments used for flesh reduction.
II you are too fat don't fail TO fill out
free coupe below and mall today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
1917 Pounds Gone /!

The remarkable case of Miss Artie
Adams of Shelby. Ohio, is illustrated in
her own words:
When / look back to the time be-
fore L took you wonderful obesity
cur l do not see how ! stood II. My
weight Is now 1914 pounds, and 1
have lost just 101h pounds. I can
hardly believe that there has been such
pcarance. But oh! how thankful / am
that found a cure for my awful bur
den of fat, I'm Kellogg's Safe Fat Re-
weigh now only 1894 pounds. You car
use my letter as a testimonial If you
wish"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
ParIor, Bed
Room, Dining
Room and Kitch en-

This offer includes every
thing needed to furnish in a
complete, coy and artistic
manner, the four rooms
above mentioned, or any
other four rooms you may
desire to furnish. We'd like
to show you the furnishings.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

Make up your list of rooms
any combination you wish.
Well furnish the six COM
pletely and handsomely with
goods of Hartman's thor
oughly reliable character, at
the exceedingly low price of
$685. 90. It's really a
marvellous offer.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
GENERAL NEWS.

The virginia Press Association
meets in Richmond this week.
The ny session of Virginia An
nual Conference. NJ. +. Church
South. will convene in Trinity
Church. Newport News. Nov.
10th. Bishop H. G. Morrison,
'of Kentucky. persiding. 4 num-
der Of changes are expected.
The annual convention 81 the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways As
socia,on will be held in Norfolk
on Nov. = to Goth. ,"cinsive
Pres. Tai, viii b the gus; Il
the city and the Associations Oh
the 18TH. Norfolk IS preparing
10 ma IKE this occasion nptelble
event and ali who can should at
tend.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
LIVED IS 2 Y EARS .

Il ~. ta.I-- .-'.-, .,aa IS Oldest man
married the third time at 10. worked
IA the feds iii i32 and lived D years
longer. People should be youthful a,
so. James Wright, of Spurlock, Ky.
shows how to remain young. II fee
just like 16-year-old boy" he write ,
after taking six bottles Of Electri,
Bltters, for thirty years Kidney trou-
ole made life Il burden. but the first
hottie OF this wonderful medicine con
vinced me / had found the greatest
cure on earth" They're godsend
to weak, sickly rundown or old DE. -
pie. Try them. SOC at all druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11

TIE Editor regrets very muth
that Of la te he has been able TO
write very little for lack of space
caused by rush of other matter.
This is a sore treat TO one who
loves to see himself write and we
trust that the people of Mathews
Snay give US better support in the
future as they ought to do This
would enable us to print a larger
paper and give our patrons bet
ter service. Also. incidentally it
would relieve tie editor Of the
necessity Of being silent when he
wants to talk.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
MATHEWS HORSES HAVE IT ALL
THEIR OWN WAY AT KILMOSARCII
FAIR.

The Fair at Kllmonarch last
week was interesting as usual. AS
is also usual the Mathews hoCses
had 1t all their own way in the
faces. Emma Bedworth and
Sailor BOY. one driven by MIR. z.
NJ. 3lak an ,re q; II b. Nix. D.
o. l&hea. cacr -..,u.4 $685..
s. X. Bedwo.tt. ass Jeat iisu:i
Boy IN Thur day dnd again on
Friday. Hahr's boy won the
first heat u' the Thursdays race
in 2:Io4-4 which s very fast time
for that track. He was beaten
in the next three heats however
by S. X. BE lworth, who also wou
the race OH Friday. but in SLOWER
tipfe. y
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
RESOLUTIONS Of RESPECT BY ORIES-
TAL LODGE 10. 20 4. F. & 4. N.

Whereas. il has pleased the
SuIreme Architect of the Uui-
verse in his wisdom TO take from
us our beloved Brother Worship
full. George A. Lilly. who DEPART
ed this life on the 2Ist day of May
1909, in the 6Sth year of his age;
therefore be II resolved by Orlen-
tai Lodge No. % A. +. & A. NJ.
that IN the death Of Brother Lilly
tins Lodge suffers IrTeparable
loss. His knowledge of the tenets
OF his fraternity, hislOve ofMasOnry
and his strict observance of It's
customs. his charitable assistance
md aid TO less well informed
brethren. indeed. his LIES work
rs = man, christian and Mason.
can be H. spar ed nv the Lodge
and makes the break I'm the ranks
of the brethren. conspicuous and
exceedingly hard to fill.
While we revereutjy bow liz
respectful obedience to the orders
OF our most Supreme Grand Mas
ter, realizing that lie OCeth oil
things well yet we sincerely mourn
the loss OF So good a man and 50
exemplary Mason; we miss his
general smile. his hearty hand
clasp, his CHEEKY good wishes and
wise COUNSEL, and we have record
that as citizen he was patriotic
and progressive; as a neighbOr,
kind and true; as Il friend. faith
full and devoted; as Il mason, true
and tried. BROKER Lilly filled
many important positions in ;he
lodge, he was Senior Deacon foI
several terms. was lie tsHrer,
Junior an Senior Wardens an
| master OF TIE lodge, all these g.
>iiiOns we're nii4i with crrd,; d,
himself ana lplor 10 tac f,ate.
Inity
We commit MS ashes to tn.
dust, but his memory. his kind
ness and ms love and friendship
will abide ever affectionatelY with
those left to mourn him.
BE it further resolved that a
copy OF these resolutions be
spread upon the records of the
lodge and sent to the bereaved
family. and printed - the MAT:{-
Ews JOURNAL Signe /.
!. BOYD SEARS,
]. Il. WINDER. Committee
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The marriage of miss Laura
Cooke Nottingham. the attrctive
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. II. |.
Nottingham, of Cheriton. and
Mr. WatA l. Ii Euor, ofNewport
News toOk\ place IN iioime>
Presbyterian \Chur>h Rayvicw
Tuesday afteua0on at 3 O'Clock
a., the presence of large Gumbei
{ friends and re atlves. Rev. w
4. Fiousnoy tlle last9r officiating
The iui lie was lhecAmingIy at
tired IN blue broaacieth with hat
n match ashnasdfsrtsty after tn.
4. remony AR. aild Mrs. Tigno,
4 3ok the .a$tsEn.ipn train for
= mr.. TheyewiIl.l iycliu NewSar
ne rs
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
emAeHEs 81 roc Ros.

As an all-.ound las ative tonic and
lealth-bail Ter no o.her pills can con =
pare with Dr.. Kings New Life Pills.
They tone and regulate stomach, liver
md kidneys, purify u e blood, reug-
then the ne v ;; cure constipation dys-
pepsia, billIoUsnes !, Jaun. ice, Head
ache, G. il Is and ma1 ria. Try them
sc at all druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11


The object of this suit is to recover of
J. =. Hoskius Lumber Company a non
resident Corporation, chartered under
the laws Of the State OF Maryland. the
sum of one thousand and tvertv nine
dollars and fifty cents (SlO20 .SOl with
interest from LIST day OF January. 19CS,
which amount with interest the defend
ant Comdany owes 10 the plaintiff, and
IN attachment has been levied ON the
real estate Of defendant Company 10
cated in PiaNl>itank MRgiSterial Dis
rict. Mathews County, Va, contain
ug three hundred and fifty acres.
,ituated on the North side OF the pub
ic road leading from Mathews { H.,
TO GiouccsteT &. II and bounded on
the north by land known as BELL
Isle" east bv the lands of Taws
and Gibson, south by Main County
road leading from Mathews c. H., to
Z Gloucester G. H, and west by the
lands of Everage, Iverson and Dcag.e.
1c'ng the same land convened to said
defendant Company, by J.. G. Garnet,
ESQ, Special Commissioner o. Math-
Svs County Circuit Court. by deed OF
record IN Clerks Office Of MatheS =
County in Decd Book No IS .. y. IS. 50
Ana an affidavit having been made and
lied that the defendant } =. HOSkjns
Lumber Company chartered under the
laws of State IF Maryland. is not res
;deut of the State of Virginia, it is
ordered that said Company do appear
mere within fifteen days after due
publication hereof, and do what may
be necessary TO protect its interest in
this suit. And it is further ordered
that copy hereof be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the
MATHEWS JOURNAL, a newspaper pub
lished in the County of Mathews and
that a copy be posted at the front door
IF the courthouse Of this county on the
18th day of October, 1909, that being
lhe next succeeding rule day after thus
order was entered.
a copy Teste:
J. ". Stubs, p. q.
Sands Smith, Clerk.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
BOHANNON-CAMPBELL

a very Quiet but prettyrnarriagc
was solem:zaj at the home q
Mr.. Robert HunIey Of HudGlus
IN Nov. 10th when Miss Lilly
Mae Bohannon vas anited in
lmatrImony TO Rev. Charles A.
Campbell of the NJ. L. Church
Charlottesville Va. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. 6.
L. Peasants.
The bride was tasteful!y attired
il travelling suit of artichoke green
and carried a shower boquet Of
Lilies of the valley AMI maiteus
hair ferns
The parlor was decorated in
.chrysant lemum autumn leaves
and p tie Plants.
AmcnS the guests were Mrs G. l..
Bohannon of Baltimore. Miss
Leslie Hunley of Norfolk, VI
Mamie Bohannon Of Norfolk and
Rev. and Mrs. Cameron Eugene
Peasants, Of Charlottesville Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell left i'm
ruediately alter the ceremony for
Newport News to attend the an
nuai conference from there they
will visit Charlottesville andother
cities. They received many
handsome and useful presents.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
WHOoPma COUGH

1t is an Old sIying that whoop ng
cough must run IFS course, but the use
1f DR.. BelrS P'ne-Tar-Honey has
demonstrated beyond doubt that such
IS mn <he case. II can be cured by
h. 5ise ofIhis .Ccnpcdy.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
NOTICE TEACHERS

The teachers of the Westvrlle
DIst'iC! are requested to meet a
,"a .tt-'eW- tt.>h School FRIDAY
10. -. a. : t. vi. to discuss
"a" ,''u, . ~ "a Vt ,vork for tie
D'str' L"a-nr. The State
Assoc alton toes not recognie,
ourCounty Association till cas-
League sends IA the uec-,-t,
dues the treasurer Of the = uu..
Association therefore, reques;
that each League send that am
cunt as soon as pOss:hl~.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
a rAUfieu. ~ s

are desired BY every ca. there is
my inflammation the eyes MT be
oeautifui, Sutherland 5 agile Eye
Salve will remove the iAfana ion and
i lie II tie eyes.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11
KILLS TO STOP rAE FRIEND.

The wo st foe for u years of Johr
Deye, OF Gladwin, Mich, was run.
ming ulcer. He paid doctors over $500
without benefit. Then BuckIen's
Arnica Salve killed the ulcer and
cured him. Cures fever sores. boils,
Felons, Eczema, salt rheum. lnfalli
be for piles, Burns, scSlds cuts, corn
2Sc. AZ ali druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-11-11

tack the vital organs, ccU,irf ystr--lf o.
the bladder, brick-Gust CT sc.,u-..t ~,
the uiJe, head ache. t-cI. .cs-. r.,.c
back, dizziness, siecplcssross. !, ,vcls-
nc2s, or the kidneys Jc1:.ccIyca trcok
down and waste cycy cell = cell.
Bladder troubles G'I,-Cst i.vcvc rcsolt
from arrangement cf t'-c l.trc-.s onI
better health IL that CVi IN J. cit-i--3
quickest by proper treat ,:it,.t- $50, = e.
neys. SwaTnp-i<cot CcrrCcts it. IT, ,'..vts
holduriue and scalGing rairiul s,.,..i.
and overcolncs tlct unI lcasart Tccc-s.:v
of being compelled to 20 Ola -'.r.-s..
the day, and 70 get up i'.a7,- -..., -'..it.e
the night. The mild a,,o i1- ,o..,,t..... =
or Swamp-Roct, tNC greet ...t,-- ..---..
i SCci rcoIzCl z. S'e,.
cause OF is Remarkable iC-.t., ll>t-.....
properties. 4 triai v.ii, cortir~I 4a,uur.
Swamp-Root = pleasant 10 t,SI ana IS
sold by all druggists III E.;v-cc-l cui
onc-do!lar size bottles. You nay icvc
sample bottle and a book that tells all
aboutit, both sent free by mail Address,
Or. Kilner q Co., Binghamton, -. Y.
When writing mention reading this CCn-
erOus offer in this paper. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-RoUt, and don't let dealer sell
you something in place of Swamp-ROOt-
If you do you Will be disappointed.