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TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. JANUARY 28. 100S.
SOLDIERS AND SMALLPOX
Army Mm Need Not Be Feared, Sayi
Surgeon Kennedy.
REASONS WHY THEY ARE SAFE
rleatlflo r reraatloir Adlail Dis
ease Are Tikn All A Inn the
Line, Assarts Array PfcysW
1 rlaa mt' t'ert Omaha.
OlFICB OF THE SURGEON. Fort
Omaha, Jan. 27. To the Kdltor of The Bif:
U is not from a desire to enter upon a
nrwsrtsper controversy with anyone, but
some time efnce an Item of new Riven In
the columns of a city paper, stated that
"from the observation of a certain city
professional man the periodical apiar
ante of smallpox In Omaha was coincident
with the arrival of soldiers from the Philip
pines." intimating that the Infection was
carried by the soldiers reporting here from
forelKli. service.
This discovery would be Important and
interesting If true, but with die respect
for tha opinion' expressed and to obviate
the suspicious gathering up of bundles,
skirts a 11.1 -overcoats when a soldier enters
a street car, (nr fear of contamination. It
la pertinent to the question to enter a
simple denial of tho truth of tho assertion
and to offer such emphatic proofs of sani
tary care of the soldier as would convince
the most skeptical that he does not carry
on his person the specific poison of small
pox. Why Th la la a.
A soldiers Is not allowed to step foot on
a transport without offering a certificate
of a surgeon that he has been successfully
vaccinated within a reasonable time.
Y.ach transport leaving the Thlllpplne
Islands Is first fumigated and ordered Into
quarantine at Merlvales, P. I., a sufficient
lime to have the' Infection develop, before
leaving for Ban Francisco, and on arrival
tha transport Is boarded by the Marine
hospital surgeon before a passenger Is al
lowed to land, and if there should be a sus
picious case, the ' entire passenger list, as
well aa the employes of the transport, are
quarantined on Angel' Island, Ban Fran
cisco bay, until all danger has passed.
Passengers leaving the port of Han Fran
cisco have to undergo the same regula
N tlons, as to being vaccinated, before being
allowed to enter their names on the trans
port list of passengers enroute to the
Philippines. ( . .
No city oi health organisation ever takes
the -same or aa great precautions to pre
vent Infection and the development of dis
ease as tha medical . department of the
army, both by rigid quarantine laws and
the critical examination of their men for
symptoms of commencing disease.
Kvf a . Measlra Grabbed l"p.
Take Fort Omaha, for Instance, where
one case of measles was taken from a de
tachment of . soldiers at I'nlon station,
which were enroute to Ban Francisco, this
case was at once removed to the post hos
pital In the hospital ambulance and strictly
quarantined, . .
ICach day every soldier Is physically ex
amined by tho surgeon at 1 p. m.. so as to
detect the first Intimation of disease and
the entire command .has been vaccinated
twice aince last November, as a precaution
against the smallpox In the city of Omaha.
The sanitary condition of the pout and
. men are looked after each day and week
by the surgeon, and once a month tho
commanding officer. Colonel Glassford, ac
companied by his staff, critically Inspects
the entire post, including the bath tubs
and shower, kJtchcna, bed and bed clothing,
tableware, cooking, cleanliness of the men
and their clothing, and, In fact, everything
on the reservation Is carefully Inspected,
so as. to prevent the breeding of Infectious
disease.
No one need be afraid to take a seat in
a street car near a soldier for fear of con
tamination, for he is as neat and clean as
soap and regulation can make a human
being, possibly cleaner, physically, than
three-fourths of the car passengers. Tours
very respectfully,
JAMES 8. KENNEDY, Burgeon
DAHLMAN HID FROM CITY
Onr Jim la Absent mmi Xo One Will
Tell IVhy TVor Where
II Weal.
The mayor of Omaha, James C. Dalilman,
Is still among the missing. He Is out of
the city, so they will tell you at the city
hall. But where ho went or why they re
fuse to tel! you.
The mayor departed suddenly upon his ar
rival from Sioux City last week, and it was
aid by soma of his friends, he went for a
season of real and recuperation to Excelsior
Springs; others said fiot Springs.
"Mayor Dahlman la out of tho city. Can
not say when ho will return."
This la tho information given all callers
at his office In tho city hall.
In that office sits U, B. Johnson, preaW
dentof the city council, with his hand at
the helm of the ship, until his chief gets
back.
Tho Yellow Peril.
Jaundice-malaria biliousness. v vanishes
when Dr. King's New Life Pills are taken.
Guaranteed. 28c. Sold by Beaton Drug Co.
BARLEY IS CAPRICIOUS CROP
ftboalal Be Good far Farmers Thla
Year aad Yet' It la Feverish,
Sayo Ualnllle Man.
'This is tha year when the farmer should
have soma barley on hand," Jd Charles
Ritchie of Ijouiavllle, Neb., at the Mer
chant ' "But barley Is something you
cannot always tall about. One year you
can hardly gtvo It away and then when
the year cornea along when It is scarce you
you can almost name your own price for It
Tho farmers of Minnesota are the principal
buyers of Nebraska corn' today, and It Is
Just because they got sucii a high price
for their small grain. They sold out their
barley and wheat and oats and are now
buying corn to feed their stock, but at
that thoy. aro 26 tents a bushel ahead on
tho deal, for barley, brought tho money
this year.".
(Established 1879.)
Whooplng-Co u g h , Croup,
" Bronchitis, Coughs,
Olphthorla, Catarrh.
GaaTdac caa bo placed In a rem
edy, which for quarter of a century
ha earned unqualified praise. Restful
ntf;nu am ass urea at once.
9ou h Boom to AtihmMitc
AltDrugxltta
W rsl for aV
Utrtftw twtw.
Cruanreae A n rhenUe
Throat Tablets fu the
lrrtta.ua throat, of
four draniat or from
Bo. Mo. la eaamnt,
lag Vaao Crwtasi Ca,
loONtaaSt.M.T.
TUHPa&'
mmmmKmamnmKmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtammmmmmmmA0
EMBROIDERIES-- ,
Elegant embroidered skirtings, flouncings
and corset cover embroideries in nain-
pook, combric and Swiss JR f) A A
wurThp JoTME lot-9r6vC
LACES-
New shipment of very fine French Vals
and insertions", also torchon, ft CTao
cluny and crochwt effects, choice alp"! flfld flT
naw designs at, yard
New Spring WasK Goods
In Our Basement ,
ijOO full holts yard wide hlcachcd Muslin nnd Cambric. This
big lot includes nil the well known brands
values up to !-!:' a yard very special for one
day limit of 'JO vards to each customer at.
s
Mill remnants, loe Scotch
Zephyr Ginghams neat
checks, stripes, plaids, 4C
etc.,' on sale at, pnr 1
yard laJ2V
Remnants of Toile l)u Nord
Ginghams neat styles for
children's wear, waifits,
etc, 15c values at,
per yard ,
8
(US
yd..
8!c
81x90 size seamless
bleached Sheets, heavy
quality, makes Rood
Hotel sheets,
90e values,
each,
at
69c
;;
f
81xS0 size linen finish
bleached Sheets with
seam actually a 65c
value
on sale
at, each,
only
Remnants unbleached Mus
lin, five thousand yards go
on sale at, per )I
yard UlK
Checked and striped Nain
sook just the thing for
children's wear, Q
aprons, etc., at, yd.. . .d2
72x90 good heavy
bleached seamed
Sheets will m
be sold flS I
49c
at, each .
WASH DRESS FABRICS
High class silk and Egyptian mercerized
cotton novelties the best line of 69c
materials, in street and evening shades.
o a a a a
on Dig bargain square, at Dig
special bargain
at, yard
$1.25 SILKS for 79c Yd.
Full 27-inch genuine rough Tuscan silks, self colored stripes,
ill, 1 w . X '
neai enecKs, uarrea patterns in naturals.
navies and browns a positive $1.25 value, ff "J
at, yard w w.
r r, -jCa fssjj . j m . -y.o -
,,1 HUM-HlH-4-il
lit. v
WATCH "
THE
VINDOW8
OMAHA
In our notion
department we
noil the great
iitiitiiif H
uaii iiuiii
Crown ft
Pompa
dour
Produces an
artiMlc hair
drensing which
is in effect in
disx-nnible for
this y e a r'a
stylish hat
light and clean
aanitary, in.
visible, at ra.,
from,
up
50c
COLORADO FOR CORN SHOW
Silver State Anxious to Help in Ex
position at Omaha.
GIVES PBOKISE TO J. W. JONES
Receives Aaaaraaces from Governor
aad Other Leaden . Mrs of
Strong" Support for Bis
Cereal Ulsvlay.
'Tlio Colorado Grain Growers' conven
tion endorsed the National Corn exposi
tion for Omaha in an earneat and enthusi
astic way," said J. Wilkes Jones, general
manager of the National Corn association,
who has just returned from Denver, where
he addressed tha convention last Thursday.
"I was Introduced to Governor Bachtel,
President Friedman and Secretary Williams
of the Denver Chamber, of Commerce.
Theaa gentlemen were anxious that Colo
rado should Join tha twonty or thirty states
which will take part In tha National Corn
exposition for Omaha and lend their Influ
ence for the development of a greater ag
riculture." In hla speech at the Denver meeting en
dorsing the Omaha Corn exposition Senator
Patterson commended the exposition Idea
and thanked Mr. Jones on behalf of Colo
rado tor the privilege of participating In
an enterprise that meant ao much to the
weat In the development of agriculture and
also In oxtendlng our grain markets.
"Colorado's mineral resources are vast,
but Its agricultural resources are more lm
portant and I am anxious to have our va
rious crops matched with -other states In a
great exposition Ilk this," said Mr. Junes.
'It will stimulate a keener Interest in farm
work in a general way that will .prove of
great value to the country at large," said
Sanator Patterson, who la contributing
sveral hundred dollars In prises to stimu
late tha contests.
Ksport Markets fvr Ooaaka.
Mr. Jones entertalnod bis frUnd, N. JueL
for a few hours in Omaha on his return
trip from the west. Mr. Juel Is a member
ut the New York Produce exchange and
exports large quantities of corn and wheat
to Copenhagen aud other Kuropean mar
kets. Bccretary McVann of the Omaha
Grain, exchange will place Mr. Juel In
touch with elevator Interests here that will
supply him directly for export. Mr. Juel
was pleased wlt.i the quality ofcorn shown
in the samples on the Grain exchange. ,
"Tho Omaha Inspection under the direc
tion of Mr. G. B. Powell, chief Inspector,
commands the confidence of extensive pur
chascra," he aald.
"The Corn exposition will do a great deal
In directing attention to and developing this
market."
FINAL PASS AT COUNTS WILL
Defilement 'Will Ba Made Tha radar,
When Leslie Rales on the
Moated, Points.
The affairs of the Count Creighton estate
after many delaya will come up for final
settlement In county court Thursday morn
ing. At that time Judge Leslie will an
nounce his decision on the validity of tho
betiuet to the Working Girls' home and
the final decree of distribution will be
entered.
Tho executors asked the court to decide
whether ti:a bequcat to the Working Girls'
home was valid or not. Some of the bene
fictarlea contended It was void because It
was so Indefinite it could not be carried
out. After Judga Ieslle decides this point
the only other step will be the entering of
the decree distributing the estate according
to the terms of the setlement.
NO WIND GREAT FOR 'PHONES
Vance l.aaa l,lk.as Hla TVew Territory
Bersate Wires Da Nat
Get Crossed.
"Well, one thing I can say for Salt Like
and that Is we do not have these high winds
there," said H. Vance Lane, president of
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany, who is visiting with his family In
Omaha for a short time. "That la a great
matter to telephone men, for It saves wires
from crossing all the time and making end
less trouble..
"Tha telephone bualneat has a great fu
ture in the weat; that cou.itry Is all future,
!t baa no tradltiona of the past, but Is all
progress. It Is settling up so fast it Is al
most Incomprehensible. New enterprises
are springing up on all aide and new Irrt-
F3aaV.
11
Buy Capitol Coal
Best Soft Co&l
Ever Mined..
aWsaaUBaaaB
Mil I
Buyers' lnJ Managers' Sale
U i
JThls i an rvent of great interest to our rrnploycs. It object
is to aecur? a prodipuous gum total of sales. . The firm Rives the
buyers every leeway, they are allowed to run thing pretty much a
they ehK)e. They are not held responsible for loss of profits dur
ing this sale. H'm of interest to you because it is a sublime bargain
opportunity. ' ' ' ,
Sale of Silk Dresses KiLw!
Forty-seven Silk Dresses that sold
at nineteen fifty and
twenty-five dollars, for...
100 Silk Pellicoats, rT
will stand alone, Mack and all colors, worth )
$6.50 and $7.50, Buyers' and Managers' Sale
J025
Shirts for Men
New Columbia and Manhattan brands of
men's ehlrta, plain, pleated cuffs at
tached or detached, coat or ordinary
styles values to $3.00, for ,
39c-59c-89c-$l is-l!!
HATS
FOR MEN
Men's Stiff Mats
latest styles, vul
ues to 92.50. for
19 169
r9i
CHINA
20 Oil
65 patterns of fine
Dlnnerware, on sale
at 20 per cent Dis
count. PICTURES
and ART
20 per cent discount
on framing. See Har
ney street window.
$12.60
Photo
gravures, at
750
.SBo
.380
.aso
.360
BENNETT'S DIG GROCERY
Bennett s Capitol Ooffeo, pound pkg
.nAn!1 rcrn TradlnK Stamps,
eas, all klndM, pound
And 30 Oreon Trading; Stamps'.""
Monier's Chocolate Powder, can
t - 2. ar,"p" Tradlnsr Stamps.
Jersey Butterlne two pnundn
Challenge Hutterine, two pounds 40c
. And 10 Green Trading Stamps.
Advona, Jama, assorted, can lOo
,r ,An'1 6 Oreen Trailing; Stamps.
Hartley Imported Currant Jellv, jar 380
And 10 Oreen Trading; Stamps.
..o ' ' c ui ami J unimws,
can i0e
Red Clover Corn, can 6o
Petit Pols Peas, can ii0
Castile Toilet Soap. 6 cakes !&5o
And 10 Oreen Trading- Stamps.
Lifebuoy Soap. 6 cakes a 5c
And 10 Oreen Trading; Stamps.
Twenty-five dnr.cn cans Batavla Corn, regular
price Uric i can, to closo out, can llUo
Dozen cans 81 BO
Worcester Table Salt, sack ". .'. .7.'. lOo
AmI lw rlpn Trading- Stamps.
Polks Assorted Soups, can lOo
And s Oreen Trading Stamps'.
Filberts, big value, pound 13Uo
Peanuts, fresh roasted, quart , Bo
Mixed NutH. pound ....A iflic
BEIf BTBTT'S CANDIES Grocery otlon
ITOKh made Stick Candy, assorted flavors
very delli-lous-.flvw sticks for ,1c
ra
mi
FEBRUARY STYLE BOOK """S WS&m.
Things are
not What
they seem
Especially In shoe appearances are
sometimes deceptive. Therefore It be
hooves you in your shoe purchase
to use due caution. Got more than
appearance, get quality and fit. Fit
ting, there Is the rub. If there Is a
shoe store that takes more pains In
the fitting of
Misses' and
Young Ladies' Shoes
we don't know them.
As' to tho Bhoea,thernselveB they are
genuine welt solesvery flexible and
the linings have n wrinkles to tear
the hosiery. This In Itself Ik im im
portant Item. Many other good points,
too. But let us show you the shoes.
Sizes and prices range:
1 8y2 to nio, :-,
at
HVa to 2,
at
2.00
2.50
Drcxel Shoe Co.
Ill) Farnam SI.
Best Known
Men's Shoes
OMAHA
WALK-OVER
$3:50 & Sh.OO
Selling Spring Styles
IN OUR
NEW STORE ?'4,So,h .
Walk-Over Shoe Store
(rour Doors South Beaton Drug Co
n aid-uver Man,
MOVED UP
VITALIZED
For the painless EXTRACTION OF
TEETH.
We make it in our office, and is
perfectly harmlesa and can be taken
by ypung or old.
Are your teeth Jn good shape? If
not, come in and let ua examine them
for you free of charge and we will
tell you what they need and what the
cost will be. We guarantee all our
work.
FILLINGS 75
CROWNS $5.00
Taft's Dental Rooms
1517 Douglas Street
gatlon projects aret starting everywhere.
Irrigation that' la tba great tiling. It is
fast turning the grreat American desert
Into a garden spot. ( Dven the people who
live as far west as Omaha, few of them at
any rate,, have any Conception pf the vast
realm irrigation , opening up."
Moat Wtraderfal Ileallac
After Buffering many years witli a sore,
Amos King, Port Byron, N. T.. was cured
by Bucklen's Arnica balve. Xa, Bold, by
Batun Irug Co,
Stephens & Smith, men's furnishers and
hatters, for past fifteen years at 109
North Sixteenth street, have moved one
block north and are now ready for bual
ness in their beautiful new store, 205
North Sixteenth street. Hotel Loyal build
ing. The new room has been handsomely
furnished with Flemish oak fixtures and
cases . throughout. Stephens & Smith's
other store, 807 Soutli Sixteenth street,
has also been refitted In a similar manner.
This firm now operates' two of the finest
furnishing goods stores In the west
FLORID.! RUSOIIT9.
HOTELS
r.C. Dtlt0N St. Augustine
ALCAZAR. ..... . St. Aucuaaoe
oaafONO . . Ormond-oo-tha-Halifajc
THIIaiAKist . . . ,PalnBaa.h
ftOVAt POINCIAH . . . palaa Beach
5I Haunt
THC COLONIAL Nasaau
'Bahama ltU&Ja
now ores,
i to milcs Ntancn cut.
The saw mi ttm alooa FUciaa Kan, will ba
im aparaaoa to Kaisba kt, caasimM vita
MaaaUupa iar-rUraaa sea Kay WaM. altar
JaniMrr I5iK.
Faf uf armaeca mUbv la sVk. Hotel mar,
aliaa, apaoa ia TiT-rias aad saiioa cara, - t
aatMaa am aaaai, What ar aadr w
FLORIDA CAST COAST
iaa aeaaa ST. t9 rirra A(.
CHicaeo Nfta Vea
Extraordinary Bargains Tuesday
Boys' Suits and
Overcoats at
Gnat Price
Reductions
THK RELIABLK STRl
S
Watch for
lace Sale
Wednesday
Final Clearance Women's
Outer Garments
Begins Tuesday in our Cloak department.
One dollar will do the work of two, three
and in some instances even four. Never
before in Omaha has such wealth of bar
gains been offered. Come early.
f!2.0O COATS TIKSDAV f.2.95 Over 100
in the lot to select from 52-inch lengths, bmt
style In mixtures, plaids, checka, etc., actual
values to $1 2.00, choice . S2.05
400 FINK KERSEY ANO CHIFFON' BROAD.
CLOTH tt)ATH 52 Inches long, uatln lined
throughout that sold up to $20.00, will h
closed In one great lot. at, choice.. $7,50
$20.00 TAILOR Sl'ITS One hundred in the lot
to select from, Prince Chap atylen, in fine
cheviots and broadcloths, undoubtedly tho
greatest bargain ever shown In Omaha, at,
sale price $7.03
FltKNCH VOILK SKIRTS $7.60 vajuca. pleated
and trimmed ith bands and folds of taffeta
on saloat. choice $3.05
Ladies' Underwear Dept. Specials
Ladles' Outlne Flnnnel Gown Worth
to $2.00, In threo lots Tuesday
at nft. cn. JO
i and Pants $1.2o
IjuIIos Wool Vests
quality, oil Blzes
50d
Tuesday Specials
In Our Famous Domestic Room
From O to 10 A. M.
One case' of 15c 40-inch lawn ten
yard limit, at,' a yard 7 Ha
From 10:30 to 11:30 A. M.
One case of bleached linen, regular
10c quality, 10 yards limit, at, per
vrd 5
From 1:30 to 2:30 I. M.
One case 32-Inch German blue calico,
regular 12Hc grade, 10 yard limit.
at, a yard GH
25c fancy sateenB, at, yard. . 17 H
15c sllkoline, at, yard f)H?
36-inch percales! all colors, at, yd 10
19c dotted swiss, at. yard lOej"
1 5c India llnon, at, yard ...... 7 Hi
12 fine flannelettes, yard 5
10c Outing Flannels, per yard.. 5
Ladir-V Knit SklrtsAll wool and
part wool, that sold to $2.00 Tues
day at 98S 4I4
Ladies' Union Suit-. Heavy cotton
garments, $1.00 values, at ..49
6 Great Special Sales
Furnishing Goods Dept.
Domestic Room Tuesday.
Ladles' and children's golf mlttena
and gloves, worth up to 25c, at 10
Ladles' and children's flccca lined
hose, extra heavy, worth up to 26c,
will go at k 10t
Ladies' outing flannel and Jersey
ribbed knee shirts, worth up to 75c,
tor . ..294
Ladles' and children's extra heavy
Jersey ribbed union suits, worth up
to 75c. for . ... S5 nd 30
Men s woolen flannel negligee shirts
and Jersey cloth overshlrts, worth up
to 75c, for 20a
Men's extra finemadras and negligee
shirts new goods, worth up to 75c,
for --v -...39
Big Flour Sale Tuesday at Hayden's
Plour has adTanoed. lust aa wa nraainata
two weeks ag-o when we advised oar pat
rons to buy. Hut it is not too late yet.
We havo Jt received our thipd car that
we contracted for before the advance,
for the five carloads, and w will still
ttlve our patrons tho benefit of our
shrewd buyine. This flour Is made from
tho finest Ked Turkey Hard Winter
Wheat (frown and will make tho whitest,
sweetest and most palatable bread baked.
Tomorrow, only for tills sale, fi
per 48-lb. suck j) A .J
EOOB, EOOB3, EQCrS
Btrictly No. 1 fresh Country Kkks, per
dozen 800
rnurv axtd vioetable haxb
There Is no fruit as pure as the High
land Navels. They are tho richest fla
vored, Julcii'st and sweetest orang-e that
stows. We are headquarters in Omaha
for the Highland Navels. Tuesday morn
ins; we will sell them at the followlng-
? rices:
26 size that retails' everywhere for BOo
a dozen, our price' 30c
160 size, that retails everywhere for 4la
a dozen, our price "jo
17 size that retails everywhere for'jflo
a dozen, our price jfto
200 l that retails everywhere for'jSe
a dozen, our price ITtao
250 size that retails everywhere foj.2n
a dozen, our price , ija
288 size, that retails everywhere for lao
a dozen, our price jo0
I Jo n't buy anything but the Highland
Navels. There Is no substitute for these
oranges.
Two heads fresh Hothouse Lettuce.... Re
Two bunches fresh Hothouse Radishes fta
Fresh Meets 'a grots or Turnips, bunch, Re
Fresh Cauliflower, per head ljte
rYcsh Brussels Sprouts, per lb 20o
rresh Cucumbers, each 7Ua
resh Wax or Oroen Heans. per lb...' tie
Two heads fresh Celery n0
rooking Apples, per peek joo
Fresh Spinach, per neck on
Two bunches fresh V'arsley to
Fresh Holland Real Cabbage, per lb..... In
rresn tMiaioi unionn, per bunch. ...... ,j
m HAYDENS' sm
now a Did De
At this season of the year whsan the ground
and street car platforms, are apt to be covered
with snow or ice, especial care should be taken
by passengera in getting on and off oars.
REMEMBER
Wait Until the Car Stops!
Get Off In the RIGHT Way I
Assist Us in Preventing Accidents.
OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
1
NOT A GOLDEN BUT A
SILVER OPPORTUNITY
23 PER CENT DISCOUNT Next 30 Days on all SILV
ERW ARE PLATED OR REPAIRED.
OMAHA SILVER COMPANY
3H SOUTH 13th STREET. Between Farnam and Barney.
DR. BRADBURY, Dontist, SJrfia.
1506 FARNAM 8T.t OMAHA. Phona Douglas 17S6
We make a apectaltjr
plaUta. rainJeaa work la
all operation. , Open
evenings till 8 o'clock.
Extracting ...... 2.c
Porcelain FMa.'.Sl up
Crowns .... $2.50 up
Bridge Work.S2.SO op
Plates ..... .S2.00 np
r''afaaaaaaj!av
D C, SCOTT, D.V.S.
Sacresoor to Pr. H. lb RamacctoitL)
AJia-urrAjrr itati tmtmmim Axxut.
Cffloa aaat BasprtaO, 8810 ataaaa
luaat
CiJIa Prompty Antwarad at All Koam.
Tkm Office Xarnay 7.
JMa. Otaflw txia.
V XIta. TTlaslowt 8oot"iihig Eynp'S
pas hrtn naed rar ew BnTT-Fin VFAP9 f
ll H. r.
Ai.Qr4
iekthino. with PfHVRnr sr iw:t
all PAIN; Cl'W-rf WIND COI.in.ana im ihthfi
trmmAj fur DIAnUHikA, SoM Lr nrutiriata In frr
ran oi ma wnrm. re aur aua aa lur nn Wioa
I w'm Hoothln Syrup," aud Uka so othrr mih
l.rnij-u'. ... n . li-r.ilt III). .11 f r1 Ll 1 1 . T I le
Fooaaad Iirnj Aot. Juno smh. Iwe HHal S'uinlr
iaa. aJi OU AHU W4i laOfJU htMWX. J