. The Omaha Daily Bee.
Editorial sheet,
PAGES 9 TO 16. g
ESTABLISHED JUXE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1904.
SINGLE COrY THREE CENTS.
BOTE
THIS RELIABLE I TO RE.
Tie Chance of
the Season
Men's Suits Worth
$15 to $20
SATURDAY
$10
SATURDAY
A fortrmat porchas of LJ00 men' fin
tilt from large cutiro manufacturer
enable ua to offer our custom
ers the best Una of strictly
high grade suit thsy svar
, at, cbolo.
rvery suit guaranteed perfeot In at. fashion
and fabric, with sejf-rftalnlnir front,
hand-made throughout the product of
America beat manufacturer. Toey corn
priss tha newest effects In worsted, fancr
tweeds, cheviots. Thibet, unfinished wor
steds, easslraere and many
other popular fabric mad t
to sell at S and CO
HATDEJTS SPBCXAX. PRICE.
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niiiiiiiwwiiarfn
Bars
Another Special
BOYS' KNEE (J J-jX
PANTS SUITS, 4)D(
600 Boys' Knee Pants Suits, made up in the new
Bailor Norfolk, sailor blouse, Russian blouse
and three-piece styles with vest. Excellent in
fabric, the best of workmanship, nobbiest of
patterns, MADE TO SELL FOR $375 TO $5.00,
but we secured them at a great bargain from
an overstocked manufacturer our customers
get the benefltr-HAYDEN'S --a
SPECIAL PRICE : 4Z.DU
Extra Specials in Shoes
Saturday
Floor goods from two big Boston factories bought at 60
CENTS OX THE DOLLAR, together with our regular goods, mak
ing it one of the biggest shoe sales eTer held in Omaha. Never in
Omaha have 6hoes been sold as cheap as they are now at the BIG
STORE. .
Women'a C lin. t!00 and ? 60 fae- QQr
tory run allppere and oxford.....
Boys and youths' SLH Ottr
aatia bale
Mlaatsf and child O 60 Dougola. Qfir
laca or button shoes .. -C7W
omen's CM mat top Tld kid 1 Kfa
ace Cuban heel .0;
Woman' fS-00 Brooka Bra. oxford. In
welt or hand turn a, patent f QQ
calf and vlcl X7C7
Woman' tan catt Blnohar
oxford .j
Wemen'a patert colt oxford,
mat quarter
Mlesee' and child1 tl.00 ,
Dongola laoa ahoea ..
Child" band turn samples
ahoea.
Lad lea" patent oolt St.K
Bluchers
Ladle' tan Russian calf (S.50
Bluchers oxford
1.98
...1.98
..69c
...69c
.2.98
.2.98
Sole agents for the Ultra and Grover shoes for, WOMEN and
the Stetson, Crossett and the JOHN MITCHELL shoe for men.
-,
Music Lovers Opportunity
Popular Vocal and) 10 Cts
instrumental music ai ) p
Navajo and Gondolier, both vocal and
Instrumental, two of tha moat popular hit.
Windmill (two-atapl. Rambling Moee (two
step. Bora and Qlrla (two-step), Betlsn4.
by Bennett. Japan' Triumphal VI arch.
Kangaroo Dano. Ianeing byee (two-atep,
Ianua tt Xtt JLaia Drop. Uacaa (marcn
ER COPY
and two-atep). Thou-ht of Lore (wait),
Buclal Lion (wait). Zulu treara (new
aocs. Benaia (new waits eon;), Sunflower
and the Sun. Under Southern Siclea, There'a
a Mother Alwaya Waiting for You at Home.
Sweet Home (beautiful eonc), and aloon
Ufrht. aomatbina; aw by tha oompoawr of
Hiawatha.
Millinery
Sensation
$1 Children's
Hats '
Trimmed OC-
$2 Ladies'
Hats
Street CA.
JUL
THE RELIABLE IrORE.
Eyes
Examined
Free
In Our Old Established
Optical Dep't
Classes Fitted by EXPERT
OPTICIAN at Money-Saving
Prices.
WE OFFER
Great Bargains in
Silks for
Saturday
Crash roup Silk qn
24-lnch on sale OVC
Crash Ponff 'silk fn
30-incb on sal OOC
Silks for suit Finest lot rrer
showTi arorth up to Or
$1.00 all color OVC
White Wath SUk-36 lnche wide
worth $ 1.00 on
Black Wash Silk Water-proof and
ppot-proof guar- 7 EZr
anteed to wear
Black Italian Taffeta I 27 inches
wide regular price C O
fl.f.O-on sale at "Ow
ts
Another Big Carpet Special, Monday, May 9th,
AT HAYDEN'S
DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND THIS SAIL
COPIES FURNISHED BY MAIL 20 CENTS
.WAR IN THE FAR EAST has caused a heavy
advance in all Jap and China mattings. We
bought before the advance in prices and offer
60 elegant styles in Jap and China mattings,
worth 18c to 50c
Mondav at 12ic to ...VVC
200 WOOL SMYRNA RUGS as- 1 1Q
sorted colors, worth f 2.50, Monday. . f 1
See 16th Street window.
SPECIAL PATTERN, 9x12 Smith axminster
rugs, worth $27.50 0f)
Monday, at, each ......... ....... . ajat 1
" FINE VELVET CARPETS
With or without border, worth RKr
$1 to 1.25 yard, Monday's price, yd. . .tC
1,000 YARDS SPECIAL PATTERNS, in best
all wool ingrain carpets,
A Clean Up.
648 yards of axminster asd velvet carpets,
worth up to $ L50 yd., in 4 to 16 yd. "TQ -
lengths,, Monday while they last I C
Just the thing for halls, stairs and small rooms.
Special Drapery Sale.
2,000 yards fancy stripe drapery Swiss, 40-inch
wide, worth 10c to 15c yard, i V "
Monday, yard . . ... ... . ... .. . . v 2
Buy Your
Spring Hat
Sample
at
mm
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THE RELIABLE irOHE.
We are better equipped to supply;
jour wants than any store in the west.
Here you are not confined to any one
make or style, but have the best the
world produces to choose from.
- We are headquarters for the cele
brated JOHN B. STETSON HATS
any style, stiff or soft, at $3 50 and $5.
We are sole agents for IMPERIAL
$300, TIGER $3.00, CHAMPION
$Z50, RED ROVER $2.00 hats that
are unequaled at the price. Other ex
clusive lines too numerous to mention
at $1.50.
Ll9fc worth up to $2.50, on sale
II d 1 3 Saturday at, each. .OlC
Men's
Furnishing
Bargains
100 $1.50 men' Griffin. Monarch and Lion brand fQn
Shirt actually worth up to H.BO Saturday...., .... "
Men' Fancr Hoae In black and color worth tip ITl,.
to o-at - IaSfW
Men' new summer Underwear In plain and fancy
. color at per garment etc, S5o and. i -'
Twenty-flve-cent boya' Suspender !2iC
Boy' Shirt in llfht and dark color with collar AQn
attached at
Men' Shirt with two aeparate collar and cuff A.Qn
worth up to U-00 at ....
Men' heavy Cotton Hoe at 10c Kp
and
We nave the moat complete line of men' Fancy Hose OEr
ahowa in the city at 6uc o and yJl
ladies' Furnishing
Bargains
Fancy lisle thread sleeveleaa and short aleeved Veat tC
In white and oolor worth 2ac to Sto at -
- Jeraey ribbed Umbrella Pants lace trimmed in all OSp
else worth from Jc to 6kc at . . " w
Children' fin Cainbrio Pant all lxea 121c
at - !
Ladles' Comet Cover. Drawer and Short 63 rta trimmed with
THE EXPERT C0RSETIERE
Miss Hoffner of New York
will remain with, us another week. Ladies
who have not already improved the oppor
tunity to consult her should do so at once.
She explains the superior qualities of the
La Marguerite
our new and stylish corset, but ladies inter
ested in corsets of any kind will find her
talk very interesting and instructive.
U Margvertlt Cmtts
from.
Corsets at any price specially fitted in
the department if desired.
Bsrar $2.50 to $10
Roses Roses
A few more rose plants left
red American Beauties, per plant
White, pink; and "11.
tuclca embroidery and IS,
wni-rh. SSr. Hi ......... a-'.
hemetitched
Ladies' fine Nainsook Gowna, handsomely trimmed 'with Swlaa
embroidery, fine Valenciennes Lace, worth SUO QSp
nS 2 (H at JOt'
Zc ladle' fancy Ho
at ...
XVc Uala thread ladle' Hoae all coloi
at
,12ic
25c
lc children a ribbed Hoae-all aires
at
p&c children' Black Laca lioee
at
121c
19c
Groceries ?1
prices that have no flvnr&VI&C
equal. They please the wiiwwiiw
people who want the best We give Trading Stamps absolutely free.
Cornmeal. larg- aacka ......l?,ic
Uaoaronl. the beat, packar Vne
Vlror. Vim, Malta Vita. Ecr-O-Se or
Neutrtta. pack a- Vr
Good Japan Bice, Nary Bean. Tapioca.
Baxo, Barley or Farina, par lb -Jo
Breakfast Boiled Oat, per lb Jo
Larre bottle Fancy Pickle, any kind
you want ...ao
Larg bottle pur tomato catsup.
Woroeetar Sauo or Chili fiauca, par,
botUe ..fftto
1-lb. Jar Pur Fruit Jam .ro
Fancy tun bier Pur Fruit JeUy... 4a
Cornstarch, pel pa; o
Beat Bulk Laundry Starch, per lb Stto
Bars Beat Laundry Soap, any brand. -18c
J-lh. can Golden Pumpkin 7Ho
Hb. can Boston Baked Beans, with or
without sauoa f0
J-lb. can Fancy Was, trtnf or limn
Bean M..7Ho
-lb. can Fancy SUoad Flnaapplaw.. JlStya
Wholesale Dried Fruit Prices
Htu cans Fancy Table Peaches, Pears
or Apricot ..-12V4o
Call torn la Seadlaas Kalalns. per lb to
FancyLondon Layer Balatns, per lb....7Ho
FancyCailfornla Prunes, per lb io
Choice Mulr Peaches, par lb 7ha
Virginia Blackberries, per lb .......70
California Dried Or pea, per lb . To
EngUah Cleaned Currants, par 1D......7HO
California BarUett Pear, per tt Olfco
Fancy Seeded Balstns, par p kg., Js
' In Our Butter Department
Wa handle nothing but absolutely Pure
Butter from the finest oreameriea In tha
country. We guarantee the quality to be
tha highest and oar price the lowest.
DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS WITH
EVERT SACK OF FLOUR FRIDAY. ANT
KXNDl
Meats' Meats Meats
The largest meat department In the west.
Look at thia ad and eompare others. W
retail meat at wholesale price.
Boiling Beef, per pound , So
Pot Roast, per pound fa and Te
Bib Roast, per pound ....MM.J0o and So
Bpara Ribs, per pound .............. iW
Pork Roast, per pound. To
Pork Loins, per pound , ,7o
Pork Chops, t pounds for ......Xo
Pickled Spare Ribs, per pound ... to
Veal Btew, per pound . to
Veal Roast, per pound Jo and to
Veal Oteak. per pound .........USra
Mutton Btew, 'per pousA , .... ...... ..... . . to
Mutton Roast, per pound ......Pm
Mutton Chops, per pound l&o and to
All kind of Home-made Saoaaga, lb..7H
No. 1 Sugar Cured Hama per pound ,.Uo
No. 1 Sugar Cured Baoon, ail D rand.. 11 Via
No. Sugar Cured Cai. Hams ..., to
Bait Pork, per pound 7o
Corned Beef, per pound .. o
LsaU Lard. IS pounds for -..COO
Domestic
Room
Bargains
. lOe PtUwwsltps lOe.
Made from cambric Cnlsbod rnnslto
Klxe 45x36 Inches
Saturday ...............
10c
7ft Ursa la
hewta SSo.
Hade from PeperaD Sheet C
ln-SH90 site Out
19 1-3 TuUah Twwel e -.
80 Inches lonft greet r
map at vl4W
SL8 Lue Claras T.
All linen aatln f1"" hemstitchea
86x36 aire a greet 7 Clr
Talne at
e&a Takia Xaaaaaalc . .
Extra, hearr cream Scotch Xamatk
juaranteed all pur r
llnen-at OVw
16 atcv laala lAaom lOe TavaV
We Are
Showing
Ladles Voltaire Kid Glores In all th
new shades at -4 f f
pair lml9
Every Pale Oaaranteed.
Dk)Tes Paris
-.1.50
Ladies' Virginia K14
point atltTrif at
pair . , ..
fall line of ladles' Karaer Silk Gloves
in all tho newest shades
at $1.00, 75c and
Ladles' Bale TCayser Gloves. O SS r
all ahadeo 60c tad
GhQdreiCs lisle Olores ln
all shades at,
50c
25c
An immense new Une ot ladles' Para
sols, newest styles and EZ(
shades, at $5 -down to l.LjXJ
C3illdren's Parasols from
fL88 down to
19c
PRES-CUT PRES-CUT
THE MOST BBIIaLIAJfT PBESSED GLiAJSSVYAiii. l.Vx-1
MADE. FAC-6IMILE OP A J57.O0 BEBEY Cp
SAUCER AND CBEAMEB FOB... J
WHY BUY COMMON PBESSED GLASS WHEN YOU CAN
BUY PRES-CUT AT THE SAME PRICE. TUMBLERS,
PUNCH BOWLS, OLIVE DISHES, ETC
Come and See This Ware.
PLEASED AT RATE WAR END
Lscal rraif it aid Grain Mn Tki&k Omaka
Coma 0t WsU.
SOME WHO TALK 00UBT SETTLEMENT
Secretary Mercaaat at Graia Ba
ckajag lays U la Gcamtaa
OaaaJbA W9U Preat r.
HaemlC
The aettlaiaent of the train rata war
meet with tha approval of local freight
men generaU and of moat of the grain
dealer. All of the railway men mm to
think the adjustment Is vary laroreble to
thia citjr. In fact place it on an equality
with Kansas City. Secretary Merchant
of the Omaha Grain eachange aaya be ha
the word of 'local freight man that the
settlement Is genuine. Op official said:
"It looks to me like Ur. Stick nof had
been able to get erery thing ha want after
la thla fight, but the war baa bean ex
tremely expenatv to tha railroads which
have engaged In It It la my opinion that
it baa coat them about ROCO.OOO In round
figure. The reduction In rates allowed
to Kanaaa City to tha gulf port baa been
equal Ued by a like reduction from Omaha
to points north, and I think thla a favor
able trade for Omaha. To other eastern
markets tha ratae from Kanaas City and
Omaha are tha sum, so there can be bo
OlBcrl ruination
Details Vet Settle.
Of course, the detail of th settlement
hart not yet bees arranged. It still re
main to get together and check op the
ratra and thla probably will be done
sooa. So far a a conoraaioq being granted
to tba Northwesters from points la tha
aorthera par, ( ha,;U 1 concerned.
h.
' mi
I know nothing of that. I d not bell ere
there la any truth la tha report which
come from Chloago to tha affect that
auch a conoaaaloa has seen granted, for
It I my understanding tba detail bar
not yet bees taken np, and thl U one
of the detail and could net possibly have
been arranged. I bellere aome such eon.
cession win be granted to tna Northwest
ern when the final adjustment la made,
but this would be only fair on account of
competition which that line has In tha
northeasters portion of tha atete with line
which are not tributary to Omaha and
which must be dealt with In a aetUement.
"Considering everything, I believe Omaha
has coma off very lucky. In fact. I do
not know what more could b aaked for
thia city. I believe I voice the sentiments
of all local freight men when I say that
I am g4d tha fight Is over."
Meet Grata Men CraUtti.
B. A McWhorter. vloe preaident of the
Omaha Orain exchange, said of th out
come: "Thla settlement looks right to ma It
la all w asked and we ahould be satisfied
I feel tha railroads interested have come
to a conclusion there la nothing to be
made by continuing tha fight. I believe
thl la the final settlement and they will
atand by It."
Floyd J. Campbell said:
"Thl reported settlement Is on ths face
of It ne settlement. The paper says th
war was ended It has really only bagus.
The people of Kansas City will not put up
with having Omaha Into Chicago on the
same rata they have. They are aomewhat
nearer and have alwaya had tha advantage
la rata and tbay will not give up now. I
do not regard It aerldualy."
E. A. Cope, treasurer of the Tpdlke Orals
eoenpany U looks lias a fair settlement to
ma and on which gives all parties a right
to carry en a grain bualneaa Kanaaa City
baa aeea It must oonoede aomeahing and
wa have dona tha sama Omaha and Kan
aaa City Lav (h sama rata lioa Chicago,
Kanaa City pays 1 cent mora to B north
and wa pay 1 cent mora to go Booth. Of
course there Is ths ooooaaaioa to ths North
western of that territory shipping throuara
Blouz (Sty. This is. however, a really
small portion af tha state and th ahlpoar
there could hardly be expected to arm J
their grain through Omaha. It aiaiiis to
ma wa have got about what we aaked for.
J. W. Hotroqtxlst of Marrlam & Holm
quirt I believe this Is a genuine settlement
of the grain rata war. I am glad to have
it settled and I bellev Omaha has got as
good recgnltlon as It could aak far.
Salta tho Oral a Baekaaajo.
Members of tho Grain exchange as a
rule ar much pleased with tha reported
settlement of the grain rat war and In
general seam to feel th Omaha Interest
have received proper oonalderatkm. Those
who are dubious for th most part feel
no settlement has bean reached and re
ar rv expressions of opinions until they
have see tha new rats In printed
schedule. It was said again that Kn
City has a slight advantage because the
gulf markets are worth mora to Omaha
than la Minneapolis. It la aald socno mill
ing and elevator gtrojecta long held la
abeyanoe ma now be announced sooa.
"I have no doubt that this Is ths settle
ment of tha grain rata war," said Secre
tary Merchant of tha exchaaga J. A.
K.uhn of tho North west era and TraAo
Manager Stohr of the Chicago Oreat Wast
ers hav both been la here and had In
tractions from their roads , which wars
the aame as Tha Bee' report. Th rat
clerks are to get together Monday and
figure out tha tariffs and I know there
will be no trouble doing so. Three or
four daya will be neoeaaary fur this work,
and before the achedulas are la the hands
of ths agents and tha rata In operation
I think It win be perhaps th let of June
The new agreement la fair to all no place
haa any advantage over ua I have been
aura from ha nrat tha railroad must
give, pa oonsldaraUoa, - Xhey ha gives
ua what w aaked and If tha exdhange
does not succeed now It will h our owa
fault.1
PUT IN DAY IN SOUTH OMAHA
AwUtorlasn Haa tiers Malt Blgr EC art
te Reach Thirty Thosaaaa
- DoUar La salt.
Th executive committee of th And! to
ri um was In South Omaha Friday hustling
for subscriptions. At ths meeting Thursday
evening It decided to put In ail of next week
In an attempt to bring the fund subscribed
up to ths 130,000 limit. The amount already
signed for Is fOJUL
Tba book tickets for tho concert season
will go on sals a week from Monday. They
will be sold In various publio places and
the manager has been authorised to get
people la tha larger office building and
wholesale houaea to represent the company
In distributing tha tickets. The ootnmitiee
decided finally to hav th prtoe of ball
ticket for each couple fi with tl additional
for each extra woman. A committee con
sisting of W. M. Burgeaa, Kdward Porter
Peck and John I Kennedy wa chosen to
elect th patroneeeea for the bail. They
also were empowered with entire charge of
the opening whirl and will sea to tha deco
ration, refreahmenta and coxx. mltteea J,
M. OH Lac, aasistant secretary of the com
pany, was made manager. Ua ha been ex
ercising all such duties, but without tha
OMAHA MAY CET STOPOTERS
Can Bcuxs Pri viler on world" Fait
Yieltort by Faaai&f Ordioasos,
MUST PREVEKT SCALPING OF All TICKETS
Wesiers raaseager eoritat1na GiwaUs
Bight to Ksa City aawd Flae
It tvttala Busk g
BaaTal sai artsr Oee FtraUClaae
rare Fla SS Cea f a.
VIA MICHIGAN CENTRAL. THE NIAG
ARA FALLS ROUTE.
Oood going May U. 11 and 12. with re
turn limit te May &. optional via rail or
steamer between Detroit and Buffalo la
either direction. Call or Bend for Urn
table and particular City Ticket Office,
111 Adam street, Chicago. -
IT Omaha's city aotmofl will pas aa
ordinance forbidding scalper to deal in
World' fair transportation, Omaha may
secure th advantage of having World'
fair tourist stop over here.
Th Weetem Passenger association, at
It meeting In Chicago Thursday, passed
a reeolutioa to allow a tan-day stop
over on World's fair tickets old at point
west of Xsnsa City in that place. Th
ante raaolutloa wa passed In regard to
this city, but It has a string to It, declaring
ths city council must pass aa ordinance
providing that scalpers shall not handle
the tickets.
Ths Commercial club la Kanaa City se
cured tha paaaaga of auch an ordinance
and it la believed tha matter will be taken
up by the Commercial body her. Aa
ordinance probably wlU be drawn wlthla
the next day or two and pre acted to tha
council by tha Commercial club and that
body will us all of Ha tnflua&o la securing
Its paaaaga
AH lines entering Omaha from both east
and weat are Interested la th paaaaga ot
such an ordinance for the reason that In
case scalpers ar allowed to continued
business they 'will all be sufferers. Th
commercial elti&c&t of this city la very
much latereetad ta securing th passage
of such aa ordinance, because without It
It Is evident th railroads win refuse to
grant stopovers and local merohanta will
tnereby loa a larg amount of trade.
Now that ths prtvUe- ha been granted
Kansas City, undoubtedly a larg number
of Nebraska peep! will take that rout
to th Worir fair unless a like privilege
1 granted here sad this would result la
a great volume ot tin sin ess going to that
point, which might under similar condi
tion come bar If ao stopover ar al
lowed bar many merchants. It is argued,
will buy goods ta St. touts which they
would otherwise buy la this city.
On local passenger official said it win be
Impossible to get th Western Passenger
association to grant the stopover privilege
la thl dry unless aa ordlnano prolactins;
th railroads is passed by tha couao&.
rtaat t Coloals.
The railroad running through Nebraska
will all take step to eouc settlers for th
government land thrown open under ths
Klnkald hill as soon a ths land la spaa to
settlement. Soma local official believe It
will require hut little effort to get th toad
settled up. but ethers think that aome ad
vertising and preliminary work will hav
to be don to draw th proposition to th
attention of prospective settlers. Th Union
Pacific will lax th matter up shortly, but
It Is aot believed th Burttsgtoo will do
more than t issu a folder descriptive
of th land te be sealed.
B,speS4 Cfcoatgre.
It I said th Jurisdiction of .General
Supertateodeat W. I Park, of th Wyo
ming dl rial on of tho Union Padflo, ha
bean extended to Include the line between
Cheyenn and North Platte, Ot anile, and
tha J uleabiirg branch. Juieeburg to Sterling,
fifty-seven mile. This makes 12 miles 1'
th new division, (lis headquarters will
rsmala in ' Cheyenne, Another change
also has been made. Master Mechanic
NUsoA. of tha .Wyoming and Xnvr Par J
etfio dlrlatorui wUl hav charge of tha bum
territory with Mr. Park. Mr. Nil and will
hereafter report t Mr. Park 1nt 1 of to
th headquarters la this city. He haa
focmsrty reported direct to Saperintendant
of Motive Power MoK n. '
laeel FaUr to XJaeela.
Nebraska Une hav announced that th
far to Lincoln from all points in th state
during tha republican stai convention will
be on tar plus SO cents tor ths round
trip. Ticket win be sold May 17 and 1.
and they will h good on the return Uigi
until May XL
REAL ESTATE IS VALUABLE
Letts Cetwaai Swbstaatlal F tare re, aa
BJtsrwa fcy Aootloa Sale at
th Excasuagr.
The little real estate auction we h4
Wednesday at th meeting of th Real Es
tate exchange," said a member of that or.
ganlssflnn. "shows Omaha real estate is
beginning to be looked on again as valuable
property. Ths lot which was offered for
sale wa located at Thirty-second and Vin
ton street and was sold tor fl. Last year
It would aot hav got a single offer. The
lot Wednesday brought this price among
real estate men only, men who know the
value of property la every part of tha city
and who would not pay as much by a good
deal a th ordinary Investor, w real es
tate bjso last year fait we had entirely too
much Otnaha ground to pay taxes on, but
this year it Is different Th sola of tha lot
so tar from th center of th city shows
Be avt SaaaU tfeet,
A few dose of Dr. King's New Life Pill
win cleanse, teas sad Invigorate the whole
syststa. Try them. Only Zc For sal by
Kuhu A Co.
The Be Want Ad ar lh
Booster,
best Business