rjtm
A Protection Against the Heat.
When you begin to think it's n per
sonal .matter between you nnd tlio aim
to sco which Is the hotter, buy your
Belf a glass or n bottlo of Corn-Cola.
It Is cooling relieves fatiguu and
quenches tho thirst. Wholesomo as
the purest wnter nnd lots nicer to
drink. At soda fountains nnd car
bonated in bottles Gc everywhere.
Bend 2c stamp for booklet "The Truth
About Corn-Cola" nnd tho Coca-Cola
llascbnll Hecord Hook for 1010. Tho
latter contnlns the famous poem
"Casey At Tho Hat," records, schedules
for both leagues, nnd other vnluablo
baseball Information compiled by au
thorities. Address Tho Coca-Cola Co.,
atlantn, Gn.
Carrying His Audience With. Him.
Nobody was moie witty 01 moro bit
ter than Lord Ellenborough. A young
lawyer, trembling with fear, rose to
mnko hlB llrst speech, nnd began: "My
lord, my unfortunate client My
lord, my unfortunate client My
lord " "do on, sir, go on!" said Lord
Ellenborough, "as far ns you have
proceeded hitherto tho court is entire
ly with you."
important to Mothors
Examine carefully every bottlo of
CASTOHI A, n safe nnd suro remedy for
Infants nnd children, aud see that it
Bears tho Oy s1Ta . r "
Blgnaturo of Cfra&xTcMcAtM
In Uao For Over 30 Years.
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought
Not His Fault.
"Oratory Ib a gift, not an acquire
ment," said tho proud politician, ns ho
at down nftcr an hour's hnranguo.
"I understand," said the matter-of-fact
chairman. "Wo'ro not blaiuln'
you. You dono the best you could."
Mrs. "Wlns-ow's Boothlnjr Syrup.
fbrchlldrcn terthlnu, aoftiinathoicunis, rrducraln
DanunUoaUIajipln.ourenlDd colic. Zioabouia.
Ono often wonders why tho woman
members of a burlesque show require
dressing rooms.
Or. Pterce'a relleta, imall, tTumr-eontea.caBjr to
take at canOr, r-wtilate unu lnlcuniU iiomacb,
UTeraca bowel, uouutgrlpe.
Many a budding genius has devel
oped into a blooming idiot
Lewis' Single Binder cignr is never
doped only tobacco in its natural Btato.
No other man appreciates a helping
band liko a man In trouble
Nebraska Directory
JOI.N DEERE PLOWS
Axe tho Best. Ask your local dealer or
JOHN DEERE PLOW CO., Omaha, Neb.
WW C ImU I lfl 3I tills process all broken
parts ot nucliintry mado cood as new. Welds
cast Iron, cast otocl. aluminum, copper, brass or
any oihrr metal. Hspcrt automobllo repairing.
BER.TSCHY MOTOH CO.. Council Blutfo,
M. Splesberger & Son Co.
I Wlll'ttlQW
Ths Best In tho West
OMAHA, NEB.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES E5i?
CENTRAL TIHE A RUBUER CO.
Ololllbucr rii-sUltnt
Doth Phones. 81157 Famam St., Omaha.
'I'd.! b.'L In n 1 (.tnitiiprfitil ( m ri.
irf" niiaiiiiniii xpl ilns .Hi. .lilrvss
Y. .11. miYAAT, 1'rcslilKlil
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rfSml
HERBERT E. GOOCH CO.
UHOKCRS AND DEALEKS
Qraln, Provlilom, Stocki, Cotton
Main Office, 204.203 FrMrrnity BUg.
Lincoln, Nebroik..
Dell Phono MS Autn riiono 2CM)
LurpeHt House In Stutc.
Beatrice Creamery Co.
Faya the hlgUent price for
CREAM
YORK GOLLEGE
YORK, NEBRASKA
College, Academy, Normal, Fliarmacy, Bust
uesa, Music, Oratory and Art. Wo Usue state
certlflcatea. IleatAdTantages. Lowest nates.
Year opens September 12. AbIc for Catalogue.
WM. E. SCHELL, Prosldont
Gall Cure
Horse Collars
Are mado over Curled Hair
Pads and will not gall the horse.
Write us for freo sample of tho
Pad. Give the namo of your
harness dealer, soia
by best dealers every
where. HARPHAM
BROS. CO., Lincoln, Neb.
Get the best. Your dealer can supply
jou with our brand. Your loss of hay
will moro than pay.
OMAHA TENT & AWNING CO.
N. W. Cor. 11th & llrn S'.. Onuhi, Neb.
ISlMMEi
-v Qcneril MnrliiiiUU, SV.
f Moilel Makers, Jff J
J Auto Kcimlrlntf, rMJ I
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mmmm 1020 M Street, Lincoln -
J
LOSES LIFE BATHING
GUY MEEKER TAKEN WITH A
CRAMP AND DROWNS.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What Is Going on Here and There
That Is of Interest to the Read
ers Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity
Broken Bow. Guy Meeker, ngod
nineteen years, lost his life while
bathing in a swimming pool Tuesday.
Meeker was considered an athlete and
had given several exhibitions, so
when ho went into tho water with
life preservers on his companions
commenced bantering and making fun
of him in a good natured way. He
thereupon took the life preservers off
and had hardly enteicd tho water the
second time when ho was seized with
cramps and disappeared beneath tho
surface.
An Engine Boiler Exploded.
Lincoln. While threshing wheat on
tho farm of Mayor Hon L. 'Lovo north
of this city, Wednesday, nn old englno
explded killing one man and Injuring
three otheis. Isaac Punkhurst, aged
twenty.o f Belmont, was struck on tho
head by a plecu of Iron and killed.
Hurry Rastnussen, who was on tho
separator. sovent-livo feet away, was
struck by something, whnt Is not
known, and was knocked off tho ma
chine and slightly Injured. Ho was
able to he at the Inquest and Is exper
iencing no inconvenience from tho ac
cident. Nick Krntner, tho owner of
tho outfit and engineer, was sraldcd
and disfigured by Hying cinders. HlB
Injuries are not serious. C. A. John
son, nn old man, standing on a rack
at the separator at tho time, nlso suf
fered slight injuries.
Threshing In Progress.
Sutton, Neb.. July 2.1. Threshing in
this locality Is In lull progress and re
ports of farmers nre most encourag
ing. The leturns so far Miry from 20
to .1!. bushels per acre of wheat, de
pending upon the character of the land
and the location. The quality is o.
ropMnnully good and shows good
wlrlit.
THE NEW STOCK
The dedication ot the new stato fair
coliseum, which will tak-o placo on
tho llrst day of tho fair 'Monday, Sep.
tember 5 should bo attended by
every one Interested In the upbuilding
of tho fair and tho erection of per
manent buildings. The coliseum,
when complotod, will he 200x:i50 feet
In area, tho roof of red tile, being sup
ported by nlno stool truss arches 8S
feet high, spanning a show ring 120x
270 foot, which will 'bo surrounded by
5,000 beats, and will cost from ?100,-
i
Tho Platto river bridge at Fremont
haB 'been finished.
Henry McKenzio, an old resident
of Lyons, Is dend.
A concreto dam will bo put In tho
Dluo river at Ucutrlce.
Farmers havo raised nearly $50,000
for drainage purposes at Fremont.
Lincoln has become tho largest
peach distributing point In tho mlddlo
wost.
The harvest homo picnic of Nema
ha county will bo held at Johnson on
September 1.
Reckless driving ot automobiles hns
caused three deaths in Omaha with
in ono month.
Tho railroad bridgo was partially
burned at Louisville beforo tho flro
was extinguished.
13. F. Springer of Mitchell, membor
of the stnto lclslaturo from tho Fifty
fourth district in 1907, died of heart
failure or apoplexy Wednesday.
At last (Alliance Ib to get a federal
building. The United Statos govern
ment is now inviting bids for a lot on
which to place this building, nnd it is
expected that sovdral sultablo lots
wll bo offered.
Ren Hardon, a 17-year-old boy of
Gibbon, Nob., whllo driving an auto
mobllo south of Shelton, lost control
of tho car, which skidded In tho ditch,
turned turtlo and pinned him under
tho car. It was his first attempt at
driving. Tho other pasBengera es
caped with slight Injuries.
A unanimous call to becomo pastor
of tho First baptist church at Lincoln
haB been extended to tho Rev. How
ard Chapman of Saginaw, Mich. It
is expected that the call will bo ac
cepted. Tho church has been without
a pastor since Dr. Datten loft In Juno.
- " " .. - . I :r. ?r... .7 ..? .. vfif l".!! Dim T -i
IHilsvillc will hold a thrco dayR
street carnival, beginning August It
and lasting until ugust 20. !
During the excitement caused by n ,
fire at York seven stores were robbed
of various sums of money nnd n nuin- i
ber of pockets picked. I
Aviator Mars rose from the ground I
thirty ft et four inches from the start.
breaking the world's iceord In half nt
the nvlntlon meet nt Oiiinhn.
Fremont. Hastings and other towns
in tho state have done away with the
Btreet lunch wagons nnd Beatrice Is
making an effort to do likewise.
Thursday was the hottest day in
tho history of Lincoln since temper
ature records have been Kept. Tho
thermometer rose to 100 degrees nt
I p. m.
Tho Dempster Mill Manufacturing
company nt lleatrico will soon com
mence the erection of a large ollleo
building near the factory, which it is
estimated will cost over $fi0,000
After being shut down for six
months in order to make a number of
needed repairs and to clean up the
system, the Blue Springs pumping
station has been started up again.
'Matt 'Malson. a single man living
northeast of Mitchell on a homestead
under the government ditch, commit
ted sulrldo by tying part of a stove to
his neck and jumping Into the cnnnl
which ran by his house.
Judge George Baker lnke, for a
number of years a leading Jurist of
this state, died at his home In Omaha
Wednesday aged eighty-four years.
Tho Intense heat of the last fow dayB
wns partially responsible for Ills do
misc. The ponds on the east side of the
river at Nebraska City are fast dry
ing up and tho fish are dying by the
hundreds. The Iown llsh commission
ers have been appealed to to Bave the
llsh, but they replied they had no
funds with which to do this kind of
work.
About forty-flvo members who with
drew from tho Swedish mission
church nt Stromsburg last spring havo
bought grounds nnd will begin tho
erection of a new church. They havo
organised a new society called "Tho
Swedish Christian Frco Mission
church."
Tho Bridgeport Electric Light and
Power company has been organized
with a capital of $50,000, all of which
has been subscribed by home people.
An up-to-date plant will be installed at
once and the city will vote on a prop
osition to ihsuo bonds for putting in a
water pstcm.
'Si
JUDGING COLISEUM.
I Ooo to $llo,um). Only one-half tho
building (2no17." feet, to sea.t about
2.u00) will be completed tills year.
The walls nre of pining 'brick and It
will bo of modern construction
throughout, and when finished will 'bo
one of tho bett live stock Judging coli
seums In tho w03t. Goernor Shallen.
borger will deliver the dedicating ad
dress and other notable stockmen will
bo present. All who nro Interested
should mnko It a point to bo present
nnd assist in tho exorcises.
A mover with four small children
In a "pralrlo schooner" passed through
Ellis recently, enrouto to Colorado.
Ills Jersey cow which ho had to tako
along to supply milk for the baby be
came footsore so ho had to havo eight
shoos nailed on, ono on each half ot
tho hoof Just liko they used to do in
tho good old ox dnys.
A largo amount of the machinery to
bo used In tho new mica factory at
Doatrico has arrived and is being
placed in position. P. F, Lowry of
tho Laurcntido Mica company is su
perintending the work and ho hopes
to havo tho establishment In running
order by August 1. Tho factory will
give employment to nearly 200 boys
and girls.
Tho mayor at Doatrico has informed
tho proprietors of aaloons that tho Slo
cum law will bo strictly enforced, and
that they must bo good in the futuro
or lose their licenses.
Tho wator troubles of Irrigators In
tho western part of tho stato havo be
como so acuto that Secretary Sim
mons of tho stato irrigation board has
wired Under Secretary Willis to pa
trol head gates to keep irrigators from
using tho water belonging to others.
Tho buttons usod for the pioneers'
and old settlers' picnic to bo held at
Tokumah tho last day of August will
bear tho plcturo of tho "Old Block
House," which was erected in 185G as
a protection against Indians. The
building has sinco been used for court
house, hotol and other purposes, and
carries tho pioneers back in memory
to tho earliest days ot the county,
Tho annual raco meet nt Nollgh will
bo held August 17, 18 and 19, und lino
purees will bo given tor tho races aud
also for tho baseball tournamont to
bo held at tho saiuo time.
FIND A LIKELY
I
NEW YORK GOVERNORSHIP RECK
ONS TO PINCHOT.
NAME BROACHED FOR OFFICE
Candidacy Suggested by a Mutual
Friend and Is Not Displeasing
Colonel Out of Politi
cal Turmoil.
New York. GlfTord I'lnchot. former
chief forester under Theodore Uoose
veil, has taken a place upon the list
of possible candidates for the repub
lican nomination for governor of New
Yoik. and Theodoie Roosevelt was
nfiUcd to support his candidacy. While
tho c piesldent has not said anything
that In any way resembles an outspok
en declaration In fnuir of nn candi
date. It Is believed that he does not
look unkindly on the boom. Dr. Sam
uel MrCnno Lindsay, former commis
sioner of education of Porto Itlco and
now n professor of Columbia univer
sity. Is the man who launched the now
boom lie had a long and ronlldcntlal
talk with Colonel Roosevelt nnd left
with the air of a man well pleased
with the turn things had taken.
Dr. Lindsay Is n close filend of both
Colonel Roosevelt and Mr. Plncliot
In common with other friends ho hns
hecn working quietly on the Plncliot
boom for some tlmo. and first sug
gested to Mr. Plncliot himself the
possibility that he might run No
definite response, he said, wnfl re
turned. Locates Long Missing Man.
Hutchinson, Kan. Eight years ago
John Ham. a wealthy man of Shubert,
Neb., disappeared mysteriously from
homo and left an estate said to bo
worth many thousands of dollars. Mel
Rupert, a Hutchinson tiavellng man,
who knew Hutu In Nebraska, discov
ered the old man In Hutchinson, where
he has been working at hnrd labor for
scanty wages. Finding that h's
whereabouts and Identity were known
Ham again disappeared.
No reason Is known for IiIb actions.
Ills family for years had given him up
as dead, and have offeied rewards for
information regarding him, and
scoured the country trying to locate
him, but never been able to find n
trace of him.
Many Cases of Ptomaine.
Jonlin, Mo. Twenty-two now caseB
of ptomaine poisoning havo been re
ported to tho hoard of health here,
making the total number reported In
tho last week 102. Two deaths havo
resulted and several victims nro In
dangerous condition. Tho city phyni
Hnn has nslffil flip stntn lienlth do
partniont to send inspectors to aid in
.l,-,nl..l. l,n ,,nn nf l,n frnllhlo
determining tho causo of tho trouble.
Justice Moody to Retire.
Magnolia, Mass. Assnclato Justice
William II. Moody or tho United
Stntes supremo court liar, definitely
Btatcd ho will announce his retirement
from the bench prior to the expira
tion of tho enabling net passed In hlr.
behalf by tho last congress. This net
oxpires In the mlddlo of November.
Ice Cream Cones Confiscated.
Kansas City. Local government of
ficials, acting upon orders from Wash
ington, confiscated 50,000 lco cream
cones hilled to a local drug company.
Tho government n'leges tho cones aro
Impure. According to United States
Marshal Durham his olllce has seized
200,000 cones during th'o last week.
j Abernathy Boys Home Again.
Oklahoma City. Tho Abernathy
' boys, sons of United Statc Marshal
j John Abernathy, havo arrived horo
after their long motor car trip from
j New York. Tho boys rodo to Now
I York city on horses to take part in
! tho welcoming homo of Colonel Rooso-
! TOIL
Exclude English Cattle.
Washington. Owing to tho discov
ery of tho foot and nioutii disease
among cattlo at Yorkshire. England,
tho Importation of cattlo from that
source Into tho United States has
neen prohibited until tho extent of tho
disease may be determined.
Statuo of Mark Twain.
Hoidelborg. Tho American colony
hero has decided to erect a statuo of
Mark Twain In Heldolherg. where ho
conceived tho Idea of writing "A
Tramp Abroad." Tho necessary funds
for tho Btatue already havo been sub
scribed. Washington. -Tho Bum of $1,718,
000,000 Is owed by tho 158 cities In 1
tho country having each a population
of more than 30.000. The figures show
l l-.l-l.. ! .-.I l..nn .. I
iici imiuuieiiiiuBB, unu aiu fiiti-ii uui
Dy tho census bureau as a result of
Its canvass.
In Memory of King Humbert.
(Rome.-Tho tenth annlversnry of
tho tragic death of King Humbert,
who was assassinated at Monza, July
29, 1900, by Gaotano BrescI, an anar
chist, was observed by commemora
tive services throughout Italy.
Three Deaths From Heat.
St. Joseph, Mo. Threo deaths, two
men nnd a woman, was tho toll of tho
excessive heat Thursday. Slightly
lower temporaturo since Ib oxpocted
to lessen tho number of prostrations.
WHERE HE SAW RESEMBLANCE
Apt
Remark of Small Doy Embar
rassed Toper and Filled Car
With Merriment.
Jlmntic, who is a very small boy
living in tho Knst end, accompanied
his mother downtown several days
ngo. Nearly everything lie saw woa
quite new to him, so he was not spar
ing In his comments and opinions and
questions
Seated opnoslte Jluunle and his
mother on the ear homohnuud ai an
Individual who Judging by the "bios
som" on his nose, bad partaken fieelv
of Joy water None of .llinnile's neigh
bors possess-d an appendage that
could compare with the one across the
aisle
In silence .llninile look In the situ
ntlon and the "blossom." His thoughts
must have giown so cm lous that they
could not be withheld any longer and
he dually blurted out In a loud oIce
"Mamma, Is that Santa Chins'"
pointing to the man with the red nose
Embarrassed, .llinnile's mother tiled
to silence her son. but It was no use
In an audible whisper the connection
between tho innn and Santa Claus was
disclosed much to the discomfiture of
the mnn.
"Why, mainina, didn't It sny In that
story about Santa Claus that Santa,
had n 'noso liko a cherry.' " he asked,
and the enr was In un uproar Pitts
burg Tlnies-Gazetto.
SCRATCHED
NOT
on CUE nnill n
bU 5Ht LUULU
SLEEP
..r i. , . .n .... i,,., n,nnif,,i i
"I wrlto to tol you how thankful I
am for tho wonderful Cutlcura Hem-
odlos. My llttlo nleco had eczema for
flvo yoars and when her mothor died
I took euro of tho aliild. It was nil
ovor her faco and body, also on her
head. Sho scratched so that hho could
not Blcop nights. I used Cutlcura
. .' V. , i.i. ..., .1
K n ,. Z ;U,,,""UI " m" ":
plied CuUcura OlntmenU I did not
U8U ijuiiu mill iiiu iuuuuiu ou.ni iiuu
Ointment, together with Cutlcura Ro
eolvcnt, when you could boo a chango
and they cured hor nicely. Now sho
Is eloven years old and has novcr been
bothored with eczoma since. My
friends think It 1b Just great tho way ,
tho baby was
s cured by Cutlcura. I I
ond you a plcturo taken when sho wob '
about 18 months old.
"Sho wns taken with tho eczoma
when two years old. Sho waB covered
with big sores and hor mother had all
tho best doctors and tried all kinds of
salvcB and medicines without effect
until wo used Cutlcura Remedies. Mrs.
H. Kiernan, COS Qulncy St, Brooklyn,
N. Y., Sept. 27, 1009."
He Knew the Kind.
Llttlo Kdwurd, aged lour, was an
only child. Ho was anxious for a
baby sister, and was talking of It ono
day with a friend of tho family. In
tho friend's family was a baby girl of
ono year. Tho lady said: ICdward
you may have my baby; she Is pretty
I nntl ju)'1c(!L-"
I Oh," KUld IulWOrd, "I doll't WUIlt nil
old baby,
uuilln on
Han.
Taking Father's Job.
"Why should you hog? You
nro
both young and stiong"
"That is right, but my father Is old
and weak and can no longer support
me." Mcggi udorfcr Illnettor.
T.pwi' b'inglo Hinder fie cigar equals
in quality most 10c cig.un.
Tips you get nre almost hb worth
less as those you give.
I want a bran new ono wlf fMyluA
but tacuin nowdor." Red 'knfStfl 4
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach
A man who lias a weak and impaired stomach and who docs not
properly digest his food will soon find that Ids blood lias becomo
weak and impoverished, and that his whole body is improperly and
insufficiently nourished.
Dr. PIEneE'S GOLDEN MEDieTIL DISCOVERY
makes tho stomach strong, promotes tho flow ot
dl&cstlvo lulccs, restores the lost appetite, makes
assimilation perfect, Invigorates tho liver and
purities and enriches the blood. It Is the Hreat blood.makcr,
ilesh.bulldcr and rcstoratlvo nervo tonic. It makes men
etronQ In body, active In mind and cool In lud&cmeaU
This "Discovery" Is a pure, glyceric extract of American medical rootJ
absolutely free from alcohol and all injurious, habit-forming drugs. AH its
Ingredients are printed on its wrappers. It has no relationship with secret
nostrums. Its every ingredient is endorsed by tho leaders in all tho schools of
medicine. Don't accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this time-proven
remedy ot known composition. Ask your nbioiidohs. They must know of
many cures mado by it during past 40 year, right in your own neighborhood.
World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y.
V I F A !?. I Mha tm a !.. sib.bk.1a Ibbmh al bbI J ami. bb Ib.s
mS Trmre arn lamps triatcoit morn, but therels no hcttrrlniiipinadoatany
lW prion. (Yiiutnictcil of nolld hnissj nickel plated -alljr kept clean; an
I .j- bSPM vii. uunui in u.ij iuijili ill ,ny uiiur-.'. . iii-iri.iiuiiiiiiH .ibjuh i .110 Mil
' Tnt t-W of lainp-riiaklntftliatcnnant lottiovalro of ttioIIAYOI umpan llghu
STEAOYV-m. irlvlra ilnvlrn. KTorjr diMlrr vprywtior. If not at journ, write lot
WHITE, dekcrlptlToclrculartotliu .H'ureh.iiKi'ix.-)' tbo
UCHTMP STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Incorporated)
EiksV0$Hfl&46Jtt KrWA Wl Ji iUI HVllTlllsfl
liaElflHGIAn l&7!af& V BifLWJI M NOTbV3IH
WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female !Hs
Minneapolis, Minn. "I was a great
PUiTerer from fotnalo troubles which
caubiu ii wcaiinesB
and broken down
condition of tho
system. J read no
liiuehofwliatLjdln
K. J'iiikliam'a Veg
o' bio Co in pound
had dono for other
iiuilorliifr women I
felt euro it would
help mo. audi must
Bay It did help ma
wonderfully. My
rains all left mo. I
grow Btroiiger.nnd within tlireo montlu
1 was a perfectly well woman.
"1 want, this letter inado public to
show tho bcuollt women may derlva
from Lydla E. Plnkhain'a Vegotable
Compound." Mrs. John (I. Mor.oAN,
2115 Second St., North, MiuncapollB,
Minn.
Thousands of unsolicited and Rmu
ino testimonials liko tho aliovo provo
th0 pnicloney of Lydla E. Plnkham'a
Vcgotablo Compound, which Is mado
i exclusively iroin room nnu jioroa.
' Women who HiifTcr from those dls.
: trcsnlng ills peculiar to their box Hhould
llot i0H0 fiRht of t,pg0 facta or doubt
u,0 ability of Lydia E. I'inkhara'a
Vegetable Compound to rostoro their
health.
If you-wnntspeclftladvlcowrlto
to Mrs. Pinklmin, at lyun, Mnas,
BliowilltreiityouplottCrii8HtrlotIj
'confidential. For 20 years 8ha
' linn been, liclptwr sick women In
thH WJ fn0 ()f cimrff0i Don't
Lcaltuto ivrito at ouco.
Make the Liver
Do its Duty
Nine timet in ten when thclne u right tla
tomach and bovveu are right.
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
gently but firmly com
pel a Ury liver to
do Ui duly.
Curet Con
stipation
Indiget
tion,
Sick
Headache, and Diitrcii after Eating.
Small Till. SmAll Dot. Small Prica
Genuine mmtUat Signature
ft&u?
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DAISY FLY KILLER tfrM.'.iT.K:
m
Iftl oiarrllirlit .llifiph
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