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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-02
|ARGED MEN WITH FRAUD.
bital Security officers are Arrested
by Federal Authorities.

Norfolk Va, Dec. 2.-Samuel l.
iris, president and ]. D. Balaker,
rotary and treasurer Of the Cap
Security Company with home Of
! S in Norfolk, were arrested Sat
! ay upon indictments filed against
m in Fargo, N. D., charging use
khe United States mails to defraud.
indictments are based on the
Iduct of a. money investing bust
| $ carried on in many States.
! The defendants gave bond in the
h of $1,000 each for their appear
e ON Tuesday next before United
ates Commissioner Stephenson. The
rests were made by the United
htes Commissioner Stephenson. The
rests were made by the United
Ijtes marshal at the instance OF
ccial post office inspectors.
The defendants ceny the charge
d declare they are conducting a
rrcctly legitimate business.
The Investment plan of the Capital
curity Company is said to have
en- on the order of a building and
In association which scheme, it is
eyed. is not based on q sound finan-
h policy and cannot be honestly
,rkct out along lines represented to
vcSt0rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-02
COURT OF APPEALS.

! Cases were argued before the Su-
l'eme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia
| sterday as follows:
Shenandoah Lime Company VS..
ann, Governor, ct ais. Argued by
f. Byrd and John D. Eggleston for
bmIllnts and by c. V. Meredith
hid r. 3. Davis for appcllees, and
omitted.
Reichenstein VS.. Virginia Railway
hd Power Company (No. 49, Ar
ned by S. NJ. Brandt for appellant
nd by II. w. Anderson for appellee,
nd continued until today.
Next cases to be called: No. p,
Eadozo VS.. Middle Atlantic Immi-
kation Company; No. %, Stephen
Atney Shoe Company VS.. R., F. & p.
R., Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-02
Alleged Violation of Law.

Lynchburg, Va, Dec. 81 B..
Clinedinst, special agent of the State
bureau of labor, has cited several
Lyrchburg concerns to appear before
the police court or r...arges of %;1lat-
gni State laws with reference 10 san
itary conditions and working women
employees over 10 hours day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-02
At $500

At $500 are almost equally
lovely novelties of all-ever en-
broidered voile, with draped rev.
ers and fancy vests. Other
"Poems," smothered in laces.
See tables full on first and third
Floors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as sergeant-ad-
(ninistrator of the estate of Mary
|iaskins Henry, deceased all per-
! Ions indebted to said estate are re-
|luested to make prompt settlement
With the undersigned, and all per
Eons to whom said estate is Indebted
hre requested to present their &C.
counts, properly certified, for pay
kn,nt. ROBERT II. cox,
oct. Sergeant Administrator
Norfolk fried oysters at Rammefs
Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-02
At $2.9S

At S29S are gems of shadow
lace, embroidered nets, and combi-
nations Of nets, lace and ribbons.
Paris styles-will not the elabora-
ton, beauty and individuality Of
these Waists eloquently echo
"Paris?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-02
IA1BERNIANs TO ENTERTAIN.

Alexandria Division, No. /, Order Of
|libernians, arc preparing for a big
Entertainment tomorrow night at the
Lyccur. There will be euchre early
In the evening to be followed by the
and it is expected that
[lancing will follow A large crowd is
EXpectcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-12-02

,orfolk fried oysters at Rammefs
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
D0(vER parties
CT CONTRACT
lOssti.ssa frSa pAss sss)

N~sso@ AsO@ ~ WV
Dssves crowd will certainly spend most
Il the pesfit in Desver and not in
Garfield county. It was also consider
ed bad policy to give the Denver con-
ceru, which concern pays dividends t"
c. g. sheeley, the contract, when Shoe
ley is serving = term in prison for
fraud in bridge work. His fraud WAS
the bribing Of Weld county commis
sioners 10 getting bridge contract.
Charley Fravert asked the commits
sioaers permission to make q few re-
marks which he wanted made q part
Of the record Of the meeting. He was
given permission and said: ''We wish
to place a supplemental bid. We will
build that bridge for $3.50 less than
our other bid calls for" since ths
commissioners had, in = way, listened
to supplemental offers on the part If
the Denver men upon opening the bids
first called for, Fnvert thought he
could have the same consideration. But
''yoa are too late; We have let the
contract" He reminded them that
they had delayed the matter when he
and House we're the lowest bidders, but
would not delay the when the Denver
bunch, which bunch pays dividends to
c. G. Shelley, who built the bridge the
new one is to replace, were the lowest
by tl6O, they being under the Garfield
county taxpayers that sum. His talk
did no good and the Denver crowd will
build the bridge.
1t should be stated, however, that
the plans were changed after the first
bids were opened and instead of steel
ioists they are to be Of wood. This
caused great reduction in the bids
submitted at the second call.
The Post is informed that the one
span structure - will be erected will
be ample for the needs of that section
Of the county and, basing the saving on
the difference between the price paid
Shelley for the first bridge aad the
price to be paid the Denver company
for the new one, the county will save
some $4,000 unless = large amount
should be allowed for 'Uxtras.n
1t is generally hintsl aeound this
city that tAe Dew commissioners, whs
will take their seats Tuesday Of the
coming week, are-aot at all in synpa-
thy with bridge work - done in this
county and that they will see that the
,rsarcr concern lives up to ths contract
70 tAs lettse.
Bat through i. ~, We must 10. l.se
sight Of the fact that 1sars. Hoase
4 Ftavert have Avsd this county ssv-
cral thousands of dsllars. Il is bsliev-
u tha4 I'D 10y ~ ssbaitted . ~
At tAs filst sail IL eo.trset wesld
have besn 1T - tAs Dsaves srsiaA for
ssae thsss = lssR tAssaan1s - 1ss1nas
nss ~ ~ ssa1sse Bfss rQo -
sssssa ias1allnsss - 49, 1
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
ENFORCE { 1k Law.
Continued fro. Arst pae.,

1uo0 1tOo Aht PA&ol
$SO,OOO structure to be started the first
OF the coming month. The permit was
granted. ~r T.-lt .st .I,.s
Mayor Drach announced that tie
new law required that the people Of
this city hold both primary and re9v.
lar election in the coming spring. He
said action must be taken in the very
near future. on the matter and sus-
gested that a recess be taken. This
was later done and the council will
meet again Monday evening Of the
coming week when the question of eles
tions vii: again come up and in all
probability election judges will be
named.
The mayor also announced that the
town had won in its fight against the
water company and said something
could probably be done in few day..
The full text of the court of sppsels
decision has not been received, but Il
is expected soon as Lawyer Rush i
AGAIN In Denver and has just received
such . copy. q
Mayor Drach announced that he he6
jast held telephone coaversatsos WITH
member of the state railroaA go.
nissioa and was iafornol that r
seemed necessary that the receiver Il
the Midland be made party 10 q.
esaPhint Brought BY the city asat.ie
~ fsfiFssds o. tAe question Il r.Sos
charged for Asuling essl Ths ssss
Was set for hearing January 9. bat the
New sura in affairs caused anethsr
Psst1sesAsat Il h a,ss sksA,A -
the United States essrt nay l,safa
the including Of the rsesiver h -
ssoPaaiat aaa tAis wssA IL ~ sR,ie
sP Indefinitely.
n ess.eil ~. recessed to Ja...sy
In sRits e ~ - ~ nev -
=
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
sY1 ,soa4 1noAx. aAA

Specialist, Dr. HsAss, Win - 6 ~
Glsswssa Hs4sl, W1DN1AAy -
18th, to operate upsa a.A tses1 ~
EYE NosE, THROAT, 1A1, AAsssids
a.d Toasils a.l to Ftt 0Aasss. Oss.
rectly. 39.1o
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Will ether sections Of ths state are
rsperting a. increase in the number OF
psspas requiring assistance fron the
county funds 70 help them through the
coA spsll, there was ~ such isereass
in this county. In fact, the county was
net called uPea to expe.d any extra
money to aid the poor. That speaks
eslsnns In favor Of BODYBUILDING in
Garfield county.
Dave Fisher was hailed before Mag
istsste Riss Nond.y on TIE ehares Of
dsnnksaAess. He was allowed to 20
prsviaiag - would return hsos and
% to work Monday evening. hsw
ever, agsis fsssl hin in The eesass asd
while ths eeancil was in ssssfsa - b.
csne ssite Aoistsrous .bsssaas tAs 80
esrs had forgettsa = rstssa hia his -.
hasso when seaseAaA s
- =
Nesdsnss =. =. Everett b., Oiie
Thorson ed @. v. Csx lsft Friday
night for California whsrs they will
remain through tAs winter. Mrs. Cox
and Mrs. Th0sssa have not enjoyed
good health foe some tine and it is
hoped the change 70 the sea line will
benefit them. They were accompanied
by G. ". Cox who will return when the
ladies' are comfortably located.
Notwithstanding the Central Colora-
do Power eompaay's plant at shoshone,
from which the GlenwoOd Light l.
Water company has been getting much
Of it, current to supply its customers,
was completely disabled last Saturday
evening, the local company, by careful
planning Vss sble to take care Of all
its eustomes froa the g'eaweod plant,
supplying Cardiff AID CarbondaIe and
all of its Gleswood customers.
Eastern merchants began on January
to tell their patrons they would do
liver goods via the rural routes free if
q certain quantity were ordered. The
telephones are used in that section for
the placing Of orders and the rural mail
carrier takes the order to the purchaser.
It is great scheme and is being work
ed to the limit by the eastern merchant
who realizes he must be up and doing
to hold his own against the big mail
order houses of Chicago and other
cities.
Mr.. Wood of the Denver bridge out
fit which secured the contract for erect
ing the new bridge at Lacy, was greatly
pseved because the newspapers of thi,
county teld their readers the story of
tie opening Of the first bids. He a.
sisted in making the plans and spec:-
fications for the bridge and Nessrs.
House L Ffavert said they were faulty
and gave the contractor a chance I,
beat the county. 81 uia not think the
pspsn would pay any attention to the
Or l would have answered it ut tAe
tine," hs told tie eoanissioaess Mon
day Afternoon. He alse asked rsPer-
sentative of the Post, "Pieass do not
publish the side renarts made hers,
win youi" He was given no satisfae-
tion f.s qast lbelieyes, ti.e tasrsssrs
- this county are entitled to know
jsse what is being done in the county
sAain
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To0 RAIE
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Mesdames Ellen Hahn and Kann Of
New Castle were here last Friday even
ing to attend the banquet givsa ~ the
Eastern Star lodge.
Reports were current in essssia cir
eles of taxpayers the past vOek tAat .
grand jury would be . psvsrfsl good
thing just At this time.
Arthur Havemeyer Of Grasd Valley
attended the session of the eoaNissien-
ers Monday and shswsd naPs asaqn.s
for the changing of the road near. tAat
place.
Frank sheridan of Neeker was .asae
the visitors to the city Monday s.d
Tuesday. He said they were enjsviss
a cold spell in his section who's Ae
started via the stage for Rifle.
GRUDB'S POTATO BOOK
The first shipment of Gene Grub .
Potato Book is now on the way to this
city and judging by the number Of sr-
ders pouring in the local distribator,
N. J. Mayes, will probably have this
allotment sold before it arrives.
BY a score of 81 to 90 the Unixsr-
sity of Colorado basketball team lAst
Friday night defeated the GlenVosd
high school team in the first gams sf
the season for the latter. The isaai
boys did far better than expected go
made the visitors work for every peiat
they made. grct
Rev. Mr.. Bergen, pastor of the PrUs-
syterian church, appeared before th.,
county commissioners Thursday after
noon and told them of how he had lust
secured work for certain needy yoane
man. The commissioners were gratsfal
to him for mis- interest in the needy
and said they hoped he would be ..
successful with others.
Z :
The first basketball game for the
championship of the tri-county league
composed of Aspen, Leadville and this
city, will be played at the gym hera
tonight between the boys and sirh q
Aspen and Glenwood. The locals expees
to win both games and finally win ~
championship. Attend the game s,d
help the boys and girls with Your pess-
ence. f--N
Miss lisa Robbins, who has hssn
teaching in Ogden, Utah, has accepssl
the post of teacher of the seveath
grade in the Glenwood schools and -
sumed her new duties this week. nxp
Ryan has been secured to teach -
eighth grade. The vacancies in u,
two grades were caused by the resi-
tions Of Misses Margaret and Bla rsAe
Mahascy- ...7 -.
One Of the heaviest snow stormef
the year swept this section yesteraay
aAd added several inches to the -
already covering this city. For -
weeks the people have enjoyed sleai
ing here and the outlook is for sevI11
mere. ~
4 asss ssseAy d b ~ Psss -
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
aRu1B's POTATO BOOK

The first shipment of Gene Grub .
Potato Book is now on the way to this
city and judging by the number Of o..
ders pouring in the local distriba&os,
N. J. Msyes, will probably have this
allotment sold before it arrives,
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

In spiss e ~ - 81 nev O..
Sssa eseslsos 49, Ssa ullR 90
ness9 = 4 ~ sldlae o9A
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Aasss ssseAy - h u. Pes.
~
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

pointed Cliff G. Rowe of this city &,
defend James E. Burns. accused of the
murder at PandO a few weeks ago of
w. A. Maxfieh, Jr., of Gypsum. Ever
since the killing of Maxfield Burns
has been confined in the Garfield
county Jail. His trial is set for next
Monday at Red Cliff
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

- sa.s ~ -. ~ sa.>
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

One Of the heaviest snow storms -
the year swept this section yesterday
aad added several inches to the -
already covering this city. For -
weeks the people have enjoyed sleaiAs
ing here and the outlook is for sew
more. ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
= = =
To1 Al.B

Tke Valley Wow Fasn, With sesea
ssd MS.seaA Isshs =
= = WUD48A1m
osussss aAaR o.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Mesdames Ellen Hahn and Xa0n Of
New Castle were here last Friday even
ing to attend the banquet givsa ~ the
Eastern Star lodge.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Bids for printing of books for tn,
commissioners decided to let Clerk
Hubbard handle the matter as he is
better posted on such work than they.
He will see to it that the work IS
done in the best possible manner at
the lowest possible price.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

BY score of 81 to % the Unixer-
sity of Colorado basketball team IAst
Friday night defeated the GlenVssd
high school team in the first gams sf
the season for the latter. The tssai
boys did far better than expected 80
made the visitors work for every psiat
they made. er
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

1t is reported here that c. G. Row.,
who has been named to defend James
Burns on the charge of murder in the
Eagle county district court on Monday
OF next week. will ask for change. Of
venue to some other county. It is said
there is grave doubt if twelve men, who
are not prejudiced, can be secured for
jury service. s
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Albert Fernau, who has been held in
the county Jail awaiting trial on the
charge Of forgery, was given hearing
IN tne district court yesterday. He
catered plea of guilty to the charge.
He was the only occupant of the jail
and thus Sheriff Jessup's hostelry is
again vacant.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Ed Starr, one of the old time set
tiers and residents of this section, was
hailed before Magistrate Rice Tuesday
and was fined &35 and costs for dis
turbance created at his home in the
southeast part of the city. The sen
tence was suspended for one year pend
ing the good behavior of Mr.. Starr.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

7s tees aNalfa hay, u per ton. Goot
I'D ~. q J. GAMBLE,
1-i1-1s Nov CastlA Csss
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Representative Horace Mann Of this
county seems to have riled his republi-
can friends down ip Denver by refus-
,.ss u scs4 : - t.ei. an fignt against
Speaker Skinner Of the house. He and
Newton Of Mesa county were the only
republicans to hold out and Skinner
was givsa \ victory and will carry out
tie sane sort Of rules As caused the
downfall Of Speaker Joe Cannon in the
natiesel house and which caused tia
rsal bss0atas. Of the progressive. party.
DseA Maaa - Nswte. ass Il pspssss-
dvs tssasasisa
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

d. 9. Fison and wife of Colorado
Springs have just completed the jour
sey, on foot, from the eastern slope
Spa to New York and are thus wiaaers
Of $500 in cash. Nr. Fison Is tAs se7
sf Rev. and Mrs. Fson, former rector
of the Episcopal church in Aspen U.-
able to take their honeymoon trip %
New York via tie ssilssaA because Of
besiness troubles which cane alnost
with their wedding thsy decided TO
w6kh ta6 lNs6x distance ard friends Of
Tered them the above SUN of meaey u
the journey was completed by January
II 4 this year. They succeeded aad
ven The money.
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The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

Frank sheridan Of Neeker was ansae
the visitors to the city Monday sid
Tuesday. He said they were enjsVise
a cold spell in his section who's Ae
started via the stage for Rifle.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14
FAIRA IltN

One more month of school
 Albert Stewart had COW to die last week
 Mrs. VII Dale visited Mrs [ A Baldwin Tuesday
 Edw Sommers was dynamIting some stumps last week
 Oliver Dale and Don Price spent Sunday at the Phelan home
 Miss Bertha Phelan of Rogers spent Sunday with home folks
 B F Pitts, Of Rogers visited Yer die Pitts and family Wednesday
 Miss Lora Neil is attending a twenty day singing normal at Zion. About twenty young folks enjoyed candy breaking at the Dale home Saturday evening
 Mr Daily. of Rogers will erect a residence on his farm at this place. He recently purchased ten acres of B F. Pitts.
 Mf. and Mrs. Winfred McBaniel spent one day last week with the formers grandmother Mrs Smith of silent Grove
 Troy Couch fs stayng with his brother Freddy near Rogers fie is working on the Rogers section of the K. .. and NJ.
 Notwithstanding the bad roads singing at the Couch home Sunday evening was attended by larg crowd Tie singing was excellent and was enjoyed by all.
 Zcuxis
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14
OAKLAND

Prayer meeting at Oakland every Wednesday night.
 Mir and Mrs. F. A. Graue. visited Lee Kelley and family, Sunday.
 Owen Tunsti1l, of Fayetteville at tended singing at this place Sunday afternoon.
 James and Ben Warren, who are employed at Fayetteville, visited homefolks Sunday
 John Cardwell and family moved from John skIlern's back to their home place last week
 Mrs. Wilson Cardwell and daugh- ter, Miss Minnie of springdale yis- ited MT and Mrs. John Iyey last Thursday
 We were certainly glad to see Shady Grove items in The News last week Hope Lazy Ike" will eonti- nue writing.
 The singing school at Oakland closed Saturday night with great success There was good attendance all during the school
 Miss Gertrude Iyey @as He-eleet- ed Secretary of the Hashiaetan County Teachers Association q Fayetteville last Saturday
 Next Saturday and sHnztay ara our
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14
N HITENER

Isaac Evans has very bad case of lagrippe
 Estelle Gayer is conducting sing ing school at Burk Shed
 Mrs Ella Phillips and children spent Saturday with home folks.
 Quite few from this vicinity at tended court at Huntsville last week
 Mrs Estolle Gayer is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. WIll Gayer this week
 John Lane started for Oklahoma Thursday He will attend school out there
 Paul. the little son of Mr. and Mrs Milton Faulkerson. is very bad with appendicitis
 MT Ghappell has been doing some carpenter work for Thomas ane of Huntsville
 Little Mildred Linebarger spent Friday night with her grandparents Mr and Mrs L4nebai ger.
 Mr Rcdman of Huntsville is very busy this week preparing to move te Ai+ home, which he bought re= gently from Mrs Jimmie Bean.
 l wish 10 correct a mistake n the last week news. Mss Elsie Gastley of Huntsville spent a few nays aith
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14

When the bowels beeqr1e ire su- lar you are uncomfortable and the longer this condition exists the worse you feel. You can get rid of this misery quickly by using HER ZINE. Take aNdose on 6oirg 0 D q and see low fire. you feel next day. Price soc. So by W. c. O nbey.
 Actions of the man bel ind a bas drum speak louder than wo q
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14
Blue Eyes.
JACK PHILLIPS PROMOTED.

MT. Jack Phillips, the genial and popular officer in charge of the An con Police District, has been pro noted to the rank of lieutenant, rising thereto from the rank of sergeant. Three Heutenants are pro- vided for in the Canal Zone, one for each of the districts of Ancon, Em- pire and Cristobal, and ascendency to that rank is acquired by means of an examination. Lieut.. Phillips succeeds Lieut.. Lewis. who re gently accepted a position under Capt. Shanton, former chief here, in Porto Rico, as Commander of the Aneon District
 The above is from the Star X Herald, published at Panama Jack Phillips is a son Of Dave Phillips of Hadseille. and has many friends fn this section \ ho 8iil De pleas [ j0 learn of his promotion
 Brown October for the poets; blue
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14
ACCUMULATION.

Mr and Mrs. Jerry Phillips. instead of Mr and Mrs. Es.e,le Gayer.
 NJ A. Linebarger has sold the machinery in the old Whitencr mill to Mir Polk MT Polk will use t e machinery in his mill at Hind vii
 Susie Jane
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14

Gas in the stomach or bowels 1s a disagreeablo symptom of a togp- i'd liver To e9 rid of it quickly take HERBfNY II is a marvellous liver stimulatf and bowel purifier. Price 50c Sbld by w. C. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14

regular church days so don't forget to come and hear Rev. Hood. Instead of Sunday night service 1t will be at 3 ?, m.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14

JP Beavef Cashier 0f= Tie above named bank du safcmHlg swear that the above statement Is true to the best 6i my knoWl edge and be43et
 J F LIZ AMER. Cashier Corect-Attest z. Dodson, s H Slaugh- ter. NV \. Graves
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1lth day ot February, IyI3
 WILLARD BERRY. Notary Public
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14
PreShNteriHn Church.

Regular services every Sunday. Sunday School 9;45 a. m. Preaching II a. m Evening Service P m Prayer meeting Wednesday eYei ng ' D. III.
 ". s. Peter, pastor.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14
No s763 Report of the Condition
 Of the First National Bank of SpfingdaIe

al Springdale in the State Of Arkansas at the close of business February ! 1913.
 RFSOT RCES
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14

There will be a Democratic pri- mary at Fayetteville February 2S for the purpose Of nominating eitx ticket.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14

Brown October for the poets. blue for the defeated candi= 3atns
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14

Sweee singers. nimble dancers. comedians with reputation that is recognized by every theatre=eoer in this state The Town Fool Is whirlwind Of mirth, music and fun; a show that's a. elean-eut as caEaeo a typical American story; high-g1ade fun that eraekles like the fire from a gattling gun; every act a thrill, every thrill a glitter ing, gleaming sensation. Special scenely for each act Springdale. Feb. goth
The Springdale news., 1913-02-14

Can't look well eat well, or feel well with impure blood Keep the blood pure with Burdock Blood Bit ters. Eat simply. take exercise, keep clean, and good health is pret- ty sure to follow $100 a bottle.