Tin : OMAHA nii > sATrun\v , ,1 VM-AKY i > o , moo.
Dollar
Neckwear
for
Today no will give > " Iho choir P
of nny of our
Men's Silk Neckwear
of nil description * that vo d > | _
hnvo boon eollinfr for ! llo
fc.
up to ono dollar for. . . . fa0w
Sf,25 Men's
Laundered
Shirts
ut ,
Today we give
you llii1 choice of nil
small lota tfc broken
lots of men's white
and colored laundered
shirts all kinds
at
50o Leather Gloves
and Miffs at
To clo o out the bahinco of thcsn
monV heavy lined leather mitts ami
cloves \\o make the prii-o
today
GOO dozen men B largo
Turkey Hed Handkerchiefs \\orth
lOc each go at
10,000 children s fancy colored School
Handkerchiefs , very neatly hetn-
Etltclicd , worth up to Tc , go at.
All the sheer lawn fancy bordered
htltchcd IlandkerchlefB , many dif
ferent stjles , worth up to l5c ! , In
this sale ut
All the pure Irish linen and fancy Imported
Swl's Handkerchief , worth up to 35c , go In
this sale nt
7'c ' and IQc
SI,50 CORSETS 29c and 75c
Immense lot of all styles of Corsets , all the
well known brands , in different
lengths , worth up to $1.50 , go
at 29c and
Largo bargain tables with big lots of ladles'
and chlldicn's fast black , full scam-
less Hosiery , In plain and bea\y 6c
ribbed , go at Go pair
Bojs' and girls' heavy ribbed Bicycle , and
School Ho.sc , all sl/os worth
up to Kc , In this
at lOo pair
Ono big lot of odds and ends of Shaker
Flannel Sockii , In natural gray " "SI
and camel's hair effects/ / "
go at "Vic pair. . . ,
I'llcs of all kinds of natural wool and cam
el's hair effects in Underwear for inlsbcs'
children and boj , all Hl7.cs , vests ,
pants and drawers , worth up to
35c , go at lOc each <
Largo bargain hquaro with ladles' medium
and heavy weight Jeisey ribbed
Vents and I'anta , In ecru and nat
ural gray , all sizes , go at 15c each. . .
Thousands of ladles' perfect lilting Union
Suits , made to button across the
chest , in natural giay and tur 35c
quoise , woith 75c , go .it 35c KUlt. . . .
Ladies' High Glass Neckwear
at One-third Regular
Price.
This Neckwear is made in all the latest
stjlcs of silk , satin , chiffon and Liberty
silk , and Is worth up to $1.50 , so at
25c and 50c each
1,000 all wool Kascinators , Shawls and
Head Scarfs , In all the
fancy colors , worth up to 35c , go
at 5c each
'TIIE\ \ BEG FOR MORE TIME ;
Alleged School Board Boodlera Are Not
Eeady for Preliminary Examination.
'COWIE'S ' ATTORNEYS ASK CONTINUANCE
' Jinlue Oicrrulm AiMilleutlon null I )
IV ml n n ( AVfittrn lleiirlnu C'IIKC of
benrn mill HI'HN roiilliiuvil
lliidl .Neil .Momlii } .
A. M. Cowie , Georco II. Hess and Prank
A. Seara , membero of the school board who
wtand accused of accepting bribes In cornice-
'tlon with Iho awarding of school supply contracts -
, tracts , appeared before Judge Vinsonhaler
, in the county court yesterday uiornlng
Cowlu waived preliminary examination
and the cases of Hesa and Sears were con
tinued until neu Monda > on account of
physical dloablllt > of the defendants' attor
ney.
It was evident from the moment the al-
Irgcd boodlcrs pnteied the court room that
the- ) were not ready to outer the preliminary
HklrmlBh with the law. Cow ID'S case was
'called first. Just before It was called II. H
Dodge , tbo Chicago window blind agent , who
Is relied upon to corroborate the convicting
testimony of the dotoctlvca , entered thu
court room. Hid appearance necmed to make
Cowlo nervous nnd a moment after the ar
rival of Mr Dodge ono of the attornejs rep
resenting Cowlo hurriedly filed an applica
tion for a thirty da > s' continuance. It was
ECU forth In the application that continuance
was necessary In order to secure the attend
ance of important ultncbsea for thn defense
Th'o countj attorney argued that the do-
fcudant'n attoriieja should give the names
of such witnesses and state to what they
WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK ?
Don't give them tea or coffee Have you
tried the new food drink called GHAIN-O ?
It Is delicious nnd nourishing ami takes
the place of coffee The more Oratn-O you
give the children the more health you < ! | K-
tribute through their uystems Oraln-O li
madii of pure urnlne , nnd when properly
prepared tastes like the choice crudej nf
coffee , but costs about * i IB much. All
sr cer tell It. l o and Ko.
Tliis is po3i < holy the proalosl sl.aughior nf Boys'Clolliiiifc p\er known. AVe will not carry ever any
y , and are cMermiiu'd that every season shall start with entirely now stock. Hence wo oll'er these
Today we will give you choice of every boys' suit iu the house
ages 3 to 15 , that wo have been selling for $2.f > 0 , $3.00 and § 3.50 in
fancy bilk embroidered vestoe suits , sailor suits and blouse suilp. Also all
wool two-piece knee pants suits in checks , stripes , cheviots , cassimeres ,
worsteds , etc. , as well as an immense lot of odds and ei'ds of suits we have
been selling at § 4.50 and § 5.00. As we are determined to close out all Fall
goods , regardless of any sacrifice , do not fail to get one of these suits to
day at § 1.25.
Special
IIRI
To close out our Men's Suits still faster \ve have placed on sale the following 4 lots today
that have bci > n soiling ut
$7,50 , ( f
$5,00 ,
and
$3,90 $
go to
day at
AND WHICH IS STOW ON THE S.OAD , WE OFFER TODAY
were expected to s ear Thlh the defense
did not do The appllntlon was argued at
length b > either flldo and theio was a Ihely
war of words between the county
attorney and the counsel for Cowlc. "I can
not gl\o > ou bialns and understanding , "
nald the lawjcr for the defense to the county
attbrnc ) . "No , i because } ou have none to
spare , " was the letort. Judge Vinsonhaler
doplarcd such remarliH out of order and the
argument proceeded. At the close the court
announced that the application would be
overruled.
L'oulr \or\oiiN. .
Cow lu's fa 10 blanched at this announce
ment ; color then cuomitcd to Ills pal
lid cheeps , veins stood out on
his neck lilio so many whipcords.
Ills slender , tapering , womanllKo lln-
uci.s ilutihcd convulsively around the
rim of li'fl ' up-to-dato Derby hat. Suspense
was ended a moment later , when , after
brief whUpuied consultation with hl.s attor
neys , it was stated that ho would waive pre-
llmlmuy oxamliiation The nervous > oung
man wab then bound over to the district
court III. ) bond of $1,000 was renewed ,
John \V. I.jtlo becoming surely. Mr L > tlo
qualified as to ical c&tato ownorahlp.
Cowlo hurriedly loft the room , seemingly
glad to got awn > . The scattering Iron gray
in his mass of wavy hair looks just a trlllo
whiter than It did a month ago nnd crow'a-
feet cluster about his p > cs.
Once during the inocoedlngn , and just
after Judge Vliihonhaler had ovciruled the
application for continuance , the two attor-
IIPJS representing Cowlo letlicd for consul
tation " \Vo are taken by surprise. " ono 'if
them explained to the court , i\ccptlon
was noted as to the ruling of Judge Vinson
haler In refusing continuance.
A curious ctoud thronged the court mom ,
Including pieachcrs , law jura , doctors , school
patroiiH gcucially and a notable representa
tion of that portion of the school boaid
whlih doa not stand accused. Although
each of the accused trio sat In plain \ie\\ ,
all I'jes teemed to center upon Coule. "He's
a nrc-IooKlng ! > aung fellow" and similar ic-
marUi wore panged mound. Cowlo was
drrcivd llko a member of the New York
"Four Hundred "
There was a dramatic scene when Detec
tive lUickmlnbter entered the court loom j
Conlo Bat at the end of a ( able occupied I
by newspaper reporters DuckmlnsU'r
walked in as though ho lelt In the pink u ( |
condition The ijia of Cuvvic and thu dc-
that have boon soiling at
ff rf ff \ f\
and
$12,50 $
go to
day at
IN MAIN FLOOR SHOE DEPTS.
Men's 82.50 Warm Beaver Shoes 75C
Men's 83.00 Calt Shoes $ JB5Q
Men's 85.00 Shoes , in all styles $3,00
* and Youths * Shoes .
Boys on Bargain Squares.
GOO pairs rf * | | g | 800 pairs (
for Ladies' 50 cent quality
7 button black
Overgaiters
tcitl\o met. It seemed to bo an accident
on the part of Coivle. The sleuth stared
boldly , though not rudely. Cowlc's eyes
drooped In an Instant , ho twisted about In
his chair , and his pearly white teeth
pressed down upon his thin , colorless lifts.
Bueknilnster took a scat in the rear of
Co\vle.
HI-MH'N Delimit .Air.
If neorgo II. Hess is worried about this
school board expose , his general appearance
docfiii't Indicate It. Ho looked as defiant as
a Kentucky colonel when ho entcrei ] the
court room , and ho luntlnued so through
out the piocecdlngs. Sears attracted but
llttlu attention. Nobody seemed interested
in what ho did or how ho looked , and it
was noticeable that Cowlo and Hess were
the fetar attractions.
The county attorney Insisted that Hosi
and Sears ho placed on preliminary trial at
once Their attorney asked for a shoit con
tinuance rn the ground that being allllcted
with an ncutn tin oat tionhlo ho was scarcely
able to proceed with the case , . The county
attorney , with a lingo of sarcasm in his
tone , wanted to know If Scars and Httu
also expected the arrival of Important wit
nesses who would glvo testimony fa\orablo
to their cause. The defendants' counsel
said no Ho had no reason to expect any
lunv witnesses and set forth that his physi
cal condition was the only object in wanting
the case cirrled over. Ho named February
3 as a sultablo date. The county attorney
objected to that , and nt'xt Monday was
agrecil upon as a compromise It in saH
that cmo point the defciiBo will urge I" that
no money wat. paid foi the purpose of cor
rupting the school board. This may or may
not mean a general denial of the charge that
members of the boaid received money from
contraitois
Since Hess and Sears did not waive pre
liminary examination , but simply had their
canes carried over to next Monday , Judge
Vinsonhaler did not require a new bond , it
being held that the original bond gl\en on
the day of arraignment was a continuing
burety. Their bond It. In the sum of $1,000 ,
HID game aa exacted from Cowlo. Cornelius
I'arroll Is surety for Hesa and (1. r. Munioo
lgncd for Scars. Kach has made real catato
qualification.
Although an abundance of testimony has
alrcad ) been brought out through the prl-
man ln\eilRailoa made b } the inembTs
of the Hchuol board supported h > citizens ,
the jmsixuuon relies upon H 11 Dodge 'he
t-ut.aso vvmduw bllud agent , to corroborate
for your choice of
Boys' , Youths' and Young Men's
Your choice today of over a thousand boys' long pants suits in
ages 11 to 10 years , including fine striped and chocked worsteds , plain and
fancy cheviots , cassimeres , etc. , in round and straight cut every suit this
season's production , most of them in large sizes. To close them out , we
put them all iu one lot on second lloor today at § 2.50 a suit. It is
really the grandest bargain that our house has ever offered.
that have been solline at
$13,00 $ ,
$14,00
$15,00
go to
rt av at
IN BASEMENT SHOE DEPT.
Men's ' 50c Rubbers , all sizes I9c
Ladies' ' 5Qc Rubbers , small sizes ISc
Infant's ' 35c Soft Sole Bootees ISc
Infant's ' 50c Soft Sole Slices 25c
Ladies' ' Slippers 49c , 59c , 69c _
Warm Shoes for Children T.49c 59c
Men's ' $1.50 $ Heavy Working Shoes
Men's Good Every Day Shoes $ | ,25
Men's ' Arctics , Sizes 6 , 7 and 8 59c
Child's $1,25 Shoes 89c Misses' ' $1,50 Shoes $1.15
the testimony of tlu detectives 'Ihcio is' '
moio or Uej popular prejudice against pro
fessional testimony , but IIH Mi Dodge is not
in the detoctlvo but-inoas his testimony Is
expected to counteract whatever prejudice
exists.
MUSICALE BY CADET OFFICERS
School < ) rmml/iilion ln
HH I'rlrinlN l > > ( lioliM * Program
of Iin-ill Talent.
The fifth animal mtulcnlo of Iho Cadet
Olllcers' club was snon In the uiulltorlum
of the High school jostciday , these In
thaigo of the proftinm ticln Paul T. Ilobln-
fcon , flay Hardj Jainos Godfrey and Kill
I'alntor. There \\cro about 000 piosont , the
proceeds being Intended for the general e-c-
pciii.cs of the Iwttallm and particularly foi
thu nllkors' hop , vvhlcb Is 'to ' bo given in the ,
spring. The room wa. . hindaomely ducoi.itcd
with stacked anus anl American Hags *
The pirgram was o , enuil with a bugle tall
nnd a salute to tbo Hag by all the cadets
piesent. The llret nu nbcr was a vocal tolo , I
'Tor All Ktoinity , " iiyMiss Ornco North-1
rup. Slio was followed by Miss LuoIU Allen , |
who rendered Vleu\temps' "Reverie , " on the
violin I'rof. ( J Ilollenboc' ( : g.ivo two
solos on tlio banji , ono being .i classical
sole lion of the iitim > t dllllciilty. The in- j
sirument was equal m all rcepeuta to the |
reqiilrcmentR ( if the cnraiio.sltlon. Otliera |
on the program weio Charles H. ) tc > fee ,
Oicar CarrclEon. P \ PHavvcllffo , Francis
Potter , .Mrs. Sunder ! , nd , Mlsu llooltcr nnd
Iho .Sutorlua Mandolin quintet
No I'nriloii tor UilUlns anil llulli-r ,
WASHINOTON , Jai 1'J. The president
ha * denied Uu > applied ion of Jobeph Wilkliu
and Howard Duller f < r pardon. These men
I vvcro convicted of vloatton of tlio olcomar-
garino | a\Vd am ) son cncoj in tlio United
] Stalts dUtrlcl touit 4 I'hlladelphla March
! 17 , UOS , thu former t < Imprisonment fui H\ !
' months nnd to pay a 9no of $1,500 , and the-
latter to ImprUonmcn for four montlu and
to pay a flno of $500 .ud costw After a lonq
legal tight they were committed In Novem
ber last to .Mo > ainont UK prUon
llolihnn lllim a llnnl. Mifc.
m.un.MiNGTON , li l Jan IDThe Hank
of l > llo t\illi . tin mUH roiLli of 1icic , ua
r > t > btd i nl > tlili imriiii - Ii Is i jiortcil
Urn ! tv \ UUB ituk * > 'Iho robherh uc. < l
. ' -rf * Illl > ! Itl I- I < Till I X ilijiinll
I.IK.U-- I in i t ' 1 , . i jbb i ti Is biilitivi
( vtllllU Ul 4 tlUUU' f
that have been soiling' at
$17,00 , $20,00 and $22,00
go today nt
ARGUMENT WILL BE WRITTEN
Participants in DifTorential Question Will
Submit Briefs.
ARBITRATOR OLDS WILL BE SOLE JUDGE
L'oiiUmiMiiee of 1'ri'neiil Dlnerenlliil
or Hit Ileilui'lloii Will Ilrnt on
tlic .MerHx ot ArKiniic'llt
At Us niccllng In Chicago this week the
principal biiEiness accoinplltibed by the
Wojti'in Tiiink Line commlttco wa coiiBld-
cratlon of the ( jucstlon of the Omaha-Kan
sas City differential on packlng-houso
pioduits to the southeast. The dcclhlon to
name but ono aibltrator and the announce
ment of the selection of George OldH for this
Important pobltion have already bien glvon
publlclt )
Tochulcallj the committee designate ! ) the
toiiltc-ry Involved in the late illlfuicntial
war -Mlhslbslppl valley territory , hotith-
oastein tuultory and Cuixilln.i tunltoiy.
Arbitrator Olds IB granted thoprlvllegcof con-
Bldcrlng Huso thii'o tcrrltoilus ( .oparatoly In
u > iaid lo the iclatlvo ratcu en packing-house
productH tomilgned thereto from Omaha and
Kansas City , if ho MI clectu liberty is given
him lo make u separate ( ledsLu for each.
At the present time tlicso llino torrltnilci
nro tolleitlvcly conaldoreii a "aoulheaBtorn
toirltory" nnd the tame differential of C
icnth iipjilioH In each Instance na between
Oiiuitiii und Knn iiH City.
An agicini'iit wan made permitting tint
following named parties lo prcticut argu-
mpntu , individually or collectively Kacli
trrmlnal line at Kansas City , Ht Joseph and
Onaim that participates in or la In position
to participate ) In the carrjlng of packing
lionto pioductH from Iho thrci1 points named
to the icnltory involved , each packing house
company at Kaiihaa f'lty , 81. Joseph and
Omaha , and the transportation bureau of
each of the three cities , through ltd chair
man or commissioner.
I'artlilpants furnishing argumontj must
mal.t them In writing and Ille with the iir-
1/iiraUir < nou jh injiks to allou htm to fur-
ni h i a li i/jri : ipatit vvi'h ' a c jpy of all the
o.l'tr arr > ua mo Ka h paid ipaiu will
I
then be at llbcity to file ono aigumcnt In
icbuttal.
Arbitrator Old.s may tall for a meeting at
whlih 01 al testimony may bo taken by him
and if Hiich a meeting IH hold It Is provided
that all parties In Intelest must bo In
vited.
Xo tlmo limit Is made on the considera
tion of this matter by Arbltiator Olds. It
la expected , however , that the ( | iiestlon will
bo nettled an Fpccdlly at ) possible. Thh
will depend largely upon Iho promptness of
the participants In the aigumcnt In pieficnt-
Ing their Hides of the case Aftei all of
the argumcntH aio in Mr OldH will glvo the
htibjeit direful and exhaustive coiiHldora-
tlon , when ho will deteimlno whether tlio
fl-cnnt dlffcrentlil will continue or bo low
ered ,
RAILWAY ORDER CHIEFS MEET
Ill-Ill' * I'll III IIIlllllllllIK ( I llllNl till.
liorlniil Si'i'i-i'l CoiiliTi-iicr nl
hi. l.oulN.
ST LOl'IS. Jan. Hi T.O Pont.Dispatch
trday sa > h One of the most impoitanl con
ferences of railway worklngmen nlncc the
great strike in 1S91 began at the Laclcdo
hotel today and Iu bolng hold behind closed
duora. lu jiurposo Is lo coiiHldor grlcvnnccj
of Hi-ivlco mun
Among thoMi who are Inking a prominent
part In tile dollboratlons are : A. II Garrci-
fcon , Ccdai ItapIdH , chief of the Older of
Hallway ConduclorB . ( J. I.eo , C'levclnnd
chief of Hallway Trainmen , P M. Arth
chief of Locomotive Engineers , and P
Sargont , chief of Itiilway rircmcn.
It Is said the conference vsas called to ad-
jiut certain differences between iiillroads
and their employes ami to consider the ad
visability nf afklng a Kcncial nuocplng In-
crcnao in Iho wagcti paid to rouduituiti , cn-
filnet'i.s , llrcniDii and other trainmen.
I | i < rnlrnl I'nellle.
SAN PHANCISCO , Jan. 1' ) - The fhronl-
cle sajh .Now that the .Southern P < tcllli
cr-mpdiiy owns the Central Pailllc the Kin-
lucky corporation In preparing to expend
Liiiirldorublo money In ne ( lcd Improvements
on the Ogden line. Hnginccr K G C'urtlb
of tbe maintenance of wa > dejurtmcnt states
thai Iho eompan ) will shortly bruin the bal
loting of the line but we en Sacramento und
1n.ikc iind rxi in that thu ( iiilie v\ork
vill bo loinplilid bcfoit the end of thn
j.'t ml > car. A eiKaixa ro k cr
Two Extremes Meet
Big CLEARING SALE
of
LADIES' FINE FURS ,
Man-Tailored Suits & Jackets
The extremes of highest qualities nnil
lowest prices This li the rale that baffles
all effort nl competition and It IB slmplj on
ac mint of bi'ltiK nnxlous to clear out all
oiM and i-ndrt In our Cloak iind Suit lo-
ptitmnnl tint \\o connect the o remarkable
prl ( s uitli such high grade garments to-
da >
Ladies' ' Man-Tailored Suits
for high grade SultHcry
swell that e-olil as high as
for choli e of a lot of new
In nestvlr and new
dislgrs , well woith JZfiOO
for > our cholcti of a lot of
l.idlcH Suits that we. have act
ually bold for $10 00 , and are
inttc
for anj of a very big assort-
inenl of ( ttrletly deslr.ible , up-
to date Suits , that wo eold for
up to $15 00
LADIES' TAILORED JACKETS
for ( .holie of a flno lot of sty
lish man tailored Jackets ,
worth up to $19 00
for tholco oC a good aRport-
ment or strictly desirable gar
ments that sold up to ? 1G 00
Hero Is a chance for a Jacket
that jou will noer match
iigaln Our price was $12 50.
for jour choice of a lot of
J.iikots well worth $10 00.
Careful Inspection solicited ,
for the choice of a lot of Jacket -
et that wo sold as high as
$750.
for choice of a lot of Jackets
worth up to Iho dol-
Inis
Special Notice-Fur Jackets.
Wo h.i\c about ten fineTur Jackets , la
Seal , Ni-ameal , Persian Lamb , Krlmmor nnd
Astrakhan , that we will sell at about jour
own in Ice.
Also about 10 or f,0 high Kiado costumes
that are worth and lm\o been pi Iced up to
now as high as $8500 , youi ,
choice while they
last
Another Chance
To Huy
iilinery
At One-Tenth Cost
To Manufac ( me
So many customers have said they did not
hear of our Saturday Mlllluory Clearing
Sale until It vvab too late last week , wo
have decided to give another grand oppoi-
tunity today.
Choiceof an > Coloied Kelt Shape
In our stock , hold o\ cry where from
$1 r > 0 to $300 , go at
20 doyen Ill.ick Vohct Hats ,
regular prke $1 r > 0 to $2 00 ,
to go at . .
1'cdorns and Walking lints ,
regular $1 HO stales
at . . .
fjOO Kanty Teathers , Hlnli , Breasts ,
were maiked $1 OS to $1 00
go at
"ft ileg.nt I'attorn Hats
value up to $12 50
go at
8fi good stjlo Model Hats
valnn up to fd 00
go at
plnnt , the largrst In Iho state , ban been os-
. tabllBhed at N'atoma and will won bo In
oj nation
Cut I'lilliniiii < onilnclorHVIIKPM. .
CHICAGO , Jan. Ifl In n circular which
has been pott til on the walls of the Pull
man hiibolIiLo at the union depot , a reduc
tion In the v\ag ( , of sleeping lar conductors
Is announced Thu amount of the cut la
said to bo , In many taHcs , as much as 20
per cent It In dalmed that this reduction
will pinco Iho wagoa of many of the eldest
conductors bailc to the t > chcdulo at which
tl.ej started Whether the reduction Isa
bo mndo among all employes of the company
or IH to bo enforced only on same llnca Is a
Niil.-N mill I'crNoiinln.
ficnonii MnnaKi'i Dlc-lcinxon
of thr I nlon
I'ai'lllc loft Thiirsdiiy for a tout over the
line
L H nvcland travnlliif ? | usponger ugont
of the Itlo Oianilo U'estein , IH In t c uty
fioin C'lilc igo
( , i > iifial neight Agent Wood nf tlio I nli n
I'.idlli It liu : It from K.IIIHIIH ( lij win ri )
IR > ulKndcd it i.itu mtctliiK ihlx w-ek
( jcor ( i M Knliikln , asHlHtnnt cenirul
f i olght agent of tlio Omaha fc HI LOUIH ,
liaH riturmd fioin a buslnoHH trip to I'hl-
c a 20.
Kdward T , . ! < ffi ry , prrHlUeiit an.i . KI neril
manager nf lln Onivrr & . lllo firando rail-
wn > , panned through the rlly oiiroiitp from
an o.ihttin trip to hlx licimo in Dunvor
T K ! ' > d/re > . city pnHHengei as nt of th
MlHi-ourl P.idHc , left TliurMiUv for 1'hll-
ailelphlii In icsnoiifcr lo n likgiam an-
noiiiiiliiK the hiiliuiH Illneta of hla wife lii
w is accompanied by hh n > i\ \
\tleiniil on llf < - or OIU.
i'IIK'AiO Jan 1't A miirlal to ( tip fj , | .
< UKO Hi oril from VMorlu 11 < K\\ , j
! Moli r.i who uiiiv l fimn .M.uillH lolla
nf an ili < nun < > i 1)11 ) life of nnerl Oils
In < ' > iivernatlon In rufereme lo tn < nituittloii
tin re lit mi Id that Uenuiil fJltH onto an.
peaieil , , tbe ( IrliiR line vv-heii .1 Bliot from
Die rllli tit on < ut the nolillori whizzed tin-
iiiinfoii.ilil ) ( IOM lo | iH | hwu ] AH to who
Hud the tnot no < Ic w wim dlscoverc < l
A TORJBC
Hereford's ' Acid Phosphate
Haifa tenepoonful in half a glass of
water , refreshes and invigorates the
entire system. A wholesome tonic.
Gtuuinc betri '
name HoxtroRD'i ou wrapper.
