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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Charley Golitf, murderer, gets
life sentence at Llano.
Starr county school trustees
elected are all Democrats.
McMullen county has no crimi-
nal case on docket for trial.
Episcopalians will follow Metho-
dists in revival at Berclair.
Austin has done away with all
nickle-in-slot machines.
Wolves eating melons at Ber-
clair, farmers using poison.
Minister Italian finance is
gloomy over financial situation.
Week Irrigation Co., SanlsAn-
gelo, chartered. Capital $4,000.
Vivian Gray, English tramp and
story writer, reaches Nashville.
Galveston's treasury is empty
and payments made in scrip.
Democrats Starr county called in
convention, 23rd, Rio Grande City.
VIM. Weber killed his father-in-
law in Reeding, Pa, domestic
trouble.
Daughter of Robt. E. Lee great
ly lionized by Britishers on arrival
aboard Chicago yesterday.
Union League club, ~ Chicago,
drops w. P. Breckenridge from
roll of members.
Five tramps hold up train on
Grand Trunk railway in Ontario
and kill conductor.
Eleventh annual State Homeo-
pathic convention in session at
Dallas.
J. J. Reason, prominent citizen
Pilot Point, killed. Craighendorsen
accused.
Armor plate frauds on new L. S.
steamships investigated and dam
aging disclosures made.
J. K. P. Gillespie, incumbent,
nominated district prosecuting at
torney Galveston and Harris
counties. No opposition.
Four Americans, workmen cap
tured by a mob of foreigners at
New Haven Saturday in the labor
troubles, have been rescued.
Harvey NJ. Vale bequeaths es-
tate of $25O,OO9 to Independence,
Mo-, Ladies' college, conditioned
that it be named Vale college.
Report is that negro assailants
of Albert McElroy and Walter
Hayden, Sweet Home, have been
lynched.
City Clerk Ross Martin, Valpa-
raise, Ind, disappears and found
short in accounts as bookkeeper of
Building association.
Salvador makes demand on U
S. Consul for surrender of late vice.
President Gutierrez and staff, on
board U. S. Steamer Bennington.
Chicasaws favorable to PROPOSE
ton to allot land in severalty and
sell surplus, but Squaw men are
not.
Texas Car Service association in
annual session at Houston yester-
day, decided to empower each
roads manager to restrict supply
of cars.
Four brothers and his eldest son
may contest the choice by late
Sultan of Morocco, Of his second
son as Sultan. Neighboring powers
apprehend civil war.
Jennie Mayo, alleged society
belle, Bennington, Vermont, mar
ries Thos. Strong, negro hotel por'
ter, whom she met in Saratoga, al
an hotel.
Deputies sheriff have hauled of
from Cripple Creek and the war is
over, by agreement. Militia will
guard the miners who go to work
at So per day Of eight hours.
Ernest Roeber defeated Duncan
. G. Ross, wrestling match last night
Billy Slavin was defeated in a
glove contest in one round 10y
Frank Craig, colOred.
, Representative Geary, in the
House, scores the motive of the
late Senator Stanford in erecting
: the great California university, anC
declares in favor Of government
4
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Furnishing Goods
Merchant Tailors

A, Pawloski, Merchant Tailor,
A nice line OF oolens constantly on hand.
Fit guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Near
Maverick bank building, 5l2h E. Houston St.
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~ All contracts or bills must be ap-
Egoved bV the Secretary and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-12

Announcements for State and County
Inacers ten Dollars ia advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-12

Good county roads and we'll
paved streets will make Bexar
county and San Antonio the para
disc of Texas. These also would
give in their construction no end
of needed employment to those
who need work. This is a matter
that should attract the attention
of the city and county administra.
tiOns.
When Congress taxes the raw
material of certain products and
then admits the manufactured pro.
duct free, how is it going to answer
the charge Of taxing the American
manufacturer for the benefit OF
his foreign competitor? TO such
base uses has this Democratic con
gress come at last.
The wisdom of Solomon is con
fsldered foolishness by the wise
men of this present, but the keeper
OF that old Jerusalem harem had
some conceptions of women tina
are too often forgotten nowadays
and his declaration that "a woman
without discretion is like a jewe
in a swine's snout," still goes.
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Nlert
Advertisers
~ dvertise in the DAILY LIGHT
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Doctors, Lawyers, Etc
Dr. w. M. WiIke-formerIv

of Chicago. Specially, surgical, chronic
and wOman's diseases. Rooms 4 and ~,
Alamo Insurance Building. l-2i-tf
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d Carriage Painters

Anton Hannich & Son, tor the
finest and most durableiCarriage Painting.
30 Elm st. Established 1850. Prompt at
tention to outside orders.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
FoundrieS
Marble Yards

Frank Tech, Steam Saving
and Polishing Mill. Furnish monuments
and head stones in wholesale and retail,
cheaper than can be had in the state.
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Sign Painters
Manufa cturers
Black smiths

F. H. Volrath, Scientific Horse
sheer. Treats al diseases of the feet and
faulty gaits. All work guaranteed satisfso-
tory or no pay. 2l7 South Flores Street.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-24
Fisbinn Amonu the Thousand Islands

&C pages beautifully Illustrated. nine mars showing showing
exact location OF fish, full information with numerous
accurate illustrations Of tackle etc WIZ be sent TO any ny
sddres free postrad OF five 2cent stamps py
EEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent Grand
Central Station. New-York-
New-York tribune., 1894-06-24
a BOOK OF BOOKS FOR 2 STAMPS.
sas PAGES FOR FIVE STAMPS.

COPY OF Iicalth and Pleasure on Americas
Railroad containing 5Ss paees With oe6 OYER go S nest
ta s ~ k,rd ever issued will be sent TO any address
90 nostna,d on receiD; Of Eve 2-cent stamps, oy
GEORGE n. DANIELS. General passenger agent N'"4'd
Central station New-York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Albaugh s-Tonight will close the summer
season at Albaughs Opera House, and the
new management has cause to congratulate
itself generally upon the result of the sea-
son. The closing of the house is made
necessary by the fact that arrangements
had already been made! for a complete re-
decorating of the house before the fall sea-
son should commence, and Manager Allen
says that his decorators say that even with
the utmost exertion they will barely be
able to finish the work within the time
now allotted them. The lobby will be fin
ished in the same manner as the front por-
ton, and when this is done 1t will form as
attractive a lobby as Is attached to any
theater in the country. Within the audi
torium there viii be a complete overhaul
ing; the somber character Of the present
ornamentation viii be changed to white
and gold. There will be a complete reup-
hoistering Of the chairs, and new carpets
Will be laid upon the lower and upper
floors There will be a new drop curtain
ana entirely new scenery. With the COM
pleticn of the lobby decorations there will
be added mirrors and mantels, and then
the reception and smoking rooms which
adJoin the lobby will be completely fitted
up. 1t Is Manager Aliens intention to
make Albaugh's the most completely ap-
pointed theater in the country.
Tonight's performance will be largely for
the benefit of the families of the dead
donated for that purpose. The program
this week includes some excellent special
ties, notably. Brooks and Denton. the king
banJoists; the Days, Duncan, the ventriio-
quist, and John n. Coleman. The living
pictures are as attractive as ever, and the
audiences this week have been unusually
large. and have given expression to their
satisfaction by encoring nearly every num-
Der on the program. 1t is hoped that the
full capacity of the theater will be tested
tonight, in order that the fund for the fire.
mems families may be largely increased.
New National Theater.-The very success
ful comedy season, which has made the
New National Theater such a popular re-
sort this summer, will be brought to a
close next week by the presentation of
Ours In which production the full
strength of the company will be devoted
Wimodaughsis Lawn Party.-The Wimo-
daushsis will give party next Friday
evening, August 3, on the lawn attached
to the home Of the organization, at No
1923 street. There will be music. dancing
and literary features. together with re-
freshments. embracing all the cool and
comforting delights for the inner man in
summer. The admission fee has been placed
at 10 cents.
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EXCURSIONS.

Tomorrow will be one Of those rare days
at beautiful River View that a great crowd
will delight in; at every breath of country
air is sweetness and purity, and at every
turn pleasure awaits you. River View now
in its flush Of summer glory, was never more
delightful and enticing. Capt Randall will
make special feature of concert music, and
all day Sunday Esputa's music will be
heard. A dull day is Sunday, and nowadays
very hot and dusty. A delightful retreat to
spend July Sunday is beautiful River View
and sail down the Potomac on the elegant
Samuel j. Pentz. Three fast trips will be
made Sunday, at 10:45 am, 2:Io and 5:4o
pm.
A delightful sail may be had tomorrow on
the steamers Manchester and River Queen
to that popular resort known as Marshall
Hall. Prof. Schroeder's Band will furnish
choice selections. which will add enjoyment
to the day. The Manchester will leave her
wharf at IL am, 2:3O and $50 p.m and the
River Queen at pm.
The usual day of enjoyment can be had at
Bay Ridge tomorrow. The excellent salt
water bathing, grabbing and boating to-
sether with the fine music by the Military
Band, will be the attractions of the day. A
delightful sail may be taken to Baltimore
and return on the steamer Columbia for 10
cents. Trains will leave the Baltimore and
Ohio station at 9:35 an, 80 and 3:1j d. m
The special combination excursion tic ets
of thirty-three and sixty-six-hour duration
to Chapel Point, via the elegant steamer
Harry Randall, is meeting with popular IA
vor. Capt. Randall. to be in line these duh
times, has placed the tariff at s. and 81
respectively for these tickets which include
transportation, meals and lodging at Hotel
Belleviewss
The steam launch Florence will make
two trips to Cabin John Bridge tomorrow,
at IN. and 2:30 Pm, from her wharf at
the foot Of ed and Canal streets
This evening at $50 clock the steamer
Manchester VIII leave her wharf on her
regular Saturday evening trip to Marshall
Hall and Indian Head. These are the most
delightful trips given on the Potomac-pic-
turesque scenery and sunset on the down
trip and MOONLIGHT ON the return. The boat
will stop at Marshall Hall both ways aAdr
Prof. Schroeder's Band will furnish catchy
music. . ria ),
The GeorEetown Cycle Club will celebrate
their second anniversary by giving an ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall ON next Monday.
The excursion promises to be complete in
all respects, and dancing win be enjoyed
for three solid hours. The steamer Ma
calester will leave at 10 am, 23O and $40
pm. -. =,
On next Tuesday Gen. John N. SchoAeld
Garrison. No. %. of the regular Army and
Navy Union Of the United States, will give
their third annual excursion to River View,
There will be plenty of good music dancing
and games on that day, and the Samuel j
Pentz will leave at 0:46 am, 1: AS and GAS
pm.
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THE PYTHIAN CAMP.
To BE Located South OF the wash
fngtOn Monument.

The Pythian encampment subcommittee
on camp and camp-ground convened in
regular session yesterday afternoon at the
Warder building. Chairman Lawrence
Gardner called the meeting to order and
the following committeeman responded to
the roll call: McCauley, Cronie, McNabb,
Anderson and Goodhart. Communications
were read from Miss Harlan, asking that
tent In the camp be provided for the
Pythfan Sisters. She had been notified that
this was right which could not be ac-
corded the sisterhood. A communication
was read from III. b. Stow, secretary to the
poaro OF control of the Endowment Rank
OF the knights of Pythias, asking that that
branch OF the order be allowed to erect a
tent In the camp. This request had the
ENDORSEMENT OF Gen. Carnahan, commander
in-chief of the Uniform Rank. 1t was
thought all right if the sisterhood and the
endowment Rank meant to bear the ex-
pense or putting up the tents, that they be
ahowed TO do 10. Proposals had been re-
meals at the camp from the following ca
terers: l.. ID. Best, wv. H. Vaughn, w. p.
trump, John A. Gray r. H. l.. Trayman
and the PURCELL Cafe
chairman Gardner explained that he had
VISITED the site of the proposed camp, and
OF the two pieces of ground the use of
Wnicn mad been sanctioned by Col. John NJ.
wilson, commissioner of public buildings
ana grounds 1T had been decided to select
tnat which lay ITO the south of the WASH
lnSton monument. A diagram of the camp
wouid be made by Committeeman Smith
meyer and would be submitted to the COM
mittee at ITS next meeting. The location
OF the mess and sanitary tents has not yet
been determined on, but will be by the next
meeting. AS soon as the diagram is pre-
pare1 the work of making all necessary ar
engagements for the water supply of the
camp VIII be begun. Service pipes will be
iafd from either 14th or 18th streets and an
outlet made for water in every street of
the camp. 1t was stated that the various
suDcommitfees on the details of the camp
would be ready to report at the next meet
ing and that then the work of laying out
the camp would be Immediately begun
AFTER very brief and business-like session
the committee adjourned
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Matthews Will Contest,

In the contest over the will of the late
VIM. E. Matthews. a colored broker, the
issues to be tried by the Circuit Court have
been settled. The questions 10 be tried are
five in number. and raise the question of
the soundness of mind of the testator
whether the alleged will, dated July Il, 1889.
was really executed by him, and whether
the testator was unduly Influenced or i'm
posed upon in any way
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Marshall HaIl.-Macalester leaves at IL
an. 23o and $50 pun. River Queen leaves
ut pm. --
River yiew.-Samuel j. Pentz leaves at
1O;45 am. 2:45 and 5:45 pm.
Mount Vernon.-By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour daily. 80.
Colonial Beach.-George Leary at am.
Bay Ridge.-Trafns leave b. and O. depot
at 9.S5 am, I: 30 and BIS pm.
Buena Vista--Steamer leaves 9Th and O
streets at 10 and II am; and from to 8
pm. hourly. = - - - =.
HAIRY Randall for Chapel Point. Colonial
Beach and river landings at am
Cabin john Bridge.-Steam launch Flor
enee leaves a2d and Canal streets at 0 am
sHd go pm. -. --F
Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge
Steamer Hattie leaves ed and Canal streets
ct $50 am.
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The Save-An Band. juvenile missionary
society OF Trinity NJ e. Church, gave a
lawn party last evening at the church and
parsonage yard on 4th street southeast.
Several of the musicians from the marine
barracks. with their trumpcts and kettle
drums, entertained the party, and Miss
Alice Giles contributed several beautiful
guitar and vocal solos, The affair was nuite
successful. under the management of Mr..
T. Il. Stahl
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Death of ,. w. Howard.

Mr.. Joseph w. Howard who has been a
resident.of this city since the war, died yes
terday afternoon at GIL L street, where he
has conducted a drug store for the past two
years. Fer several years subsequent to
1876 he kept a drug store corner of It'll and
] streets northwest =
He was born in Richmond, Va, in 1S4l,
and served In the Confederate army
throughout the war, coming to this city
Immediately after the surrender Of Gen.
Lee. MIR. Howard was an active and ad-
vanced member of the Masonic order He
leaves a widow and four children, the CID
est girl of twelve
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WASHINGTON. d. q IN

"hSEiNO lO-Ns ~ u, July "a, 1874.
The Riggs Fire Insurance Company, Wash
fngton, ID. y.
Gentlemen: We beg leave TO acknowledge
the receipt of the fun amount of our policies
Of insurance in your company in the matter
Of the Knox Express Company fire.
With thanks for your promptness, we are
Very truly yours,
S&RAH NJ. SCHNEIDER,
By WILLARD & REED. Agents
GILBERT THOMPSON,
80 JEAN d. FRISBIE,
=, FREDERICK THOMPSON.
-Adyt.
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CotOuful ISpncts.

saturday night excursion trips down the
river. Colonial Beach Hotel only $3.50, in
ciudes rare on steamer George teary both
NAYS. room at hotel Saturday night break
Iast ana dinner Sunday. Satisfaction guar
enteed- Cheapest excursion out of Wash
--Advt.
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Personally Conducted Tour to Maya ru
Falls via II. and O., $40,

Via Watkins Glen and Geneva. Royal blue
line express, with through Pullman Sleep
ing cars attached, will leave B. and o. sta
ton 300 pm. Thursday, August 2, running
via the Lehigh and Wyoming valleys Pull
man car space reserved in advance at B..
and Q. ticket offices. $40 and 1851 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Round-trip tickets, allowing
stop-over on going trip at Burdett and
Geneva. and on the return trip at Roches-
ter. Burdett and Geneva, SO, good for re-
turn trip ten days. including day of sale.
stage coaches meet all trains at Burdett
station, three miles from Watkins Glen
Advt
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
Yachting Cruises.

The elegant passenger steamer ORINoCo. 1000
tons, fitted with electric lights. baths and all
with tourists only at 10 am. JULY 3 and AU-
StST j, for ports on THE hay Of Fundy. Nova
Scotia. Gulf and Nifer Of ~. IAwrencc. Sague-
nay river and Qaebec. Returning. viii leave
Quebec July IL rDd August IL. These tours will
afford the coolest and inviting trip the
sea ever offered. For illustrated pamphlets.
giving rates OF passage and all other infoTma-
ton. apply 70 THE QtEBE,. STEAMSHIP 90.
Suebec; A 4. OCTElIsfnDGE g. CO., Agents,
~ broadway. New York Messrs. THOMAS
ID. G. mxls-sx VII
Svk CHARTER STEAM LAUNCH BAKTHoTDI.
INST And ccmfortabie ple.snre boats. al kinds.
nor hfre and sale- mo. CUMBERLAND q SON.
fees OF y st. and n. Il. nw. myss-3m
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Friday Excursions to the SeashOre-
$500. ...-
The b. and o. r. r. Co. will sell round
trip excursion tickets every Friday to At
iantc CITY for Royal Blue express trains
leaving 1000 am and 1900 noon. and to
cape May and Sea Isle City, for IL 90 noon
express. valid for return on regular trains
until Following Tuesday inclusive: rate s.. .
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A C0Pds

Those who have been waiting will he
glad to learn We have received another lot
OF the triple combination safes, which we
are giving away free to all who wish to
save their pennies to purchase a piano or
organ. Bradbury Piano Co., 1225 Pa ave-
Adyt
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Personally Conducted Trips to Luray

Thursday. August 2. via B. and o. Ex-
Press leaves station. New Jersey ave- end
ST., SO am. allowing hours at the
cavern. Reserved seats in cars can be Sc
cured in advance. without extra charge. at
ticket offices, go and 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue and at Cepot. Tickets SO.-Adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28

IL you put your name and address on a
postal, addressed to us. a wagon will cali
Tor your laundry. Yale Steam Laundry, 5I4
10th st.-Advt.
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nay Ridge ON the Che.apcnke.

Salt water bathing. Excellent meals
Trains leave B. and o. station, 9:15 am,
4 2S pm. week days, and 9:35 am, 30 and
S:1J pm. Sundays. RouEad-trip fare. Sl.-Ad
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Trustees sale of the three-story brick
dwelling No. l3SO North Carolina avenue
northeast will take place Monday at ;
0'cfock pm. See advertisement
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
TONIGHT.

Slbaughs Grand Opera House.-The Mid
summer Show and Exhibition of Living Pic
lures.
New National Theater-Summer Comedy
Company in His Last Legs"
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1t Is cerain that Chr. Xander's warehouse
and his sale store, 100 9TH ST.. contain the
largest stock In one hand of the highest
types of the rarest aged WHISTLES. A pint
trial order Of any Of the many grades will
confirm this
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FLIES STILL WORRY YOU?
They'll continue to do so, day and night,
Anless you get Queen Anne" Screen Doors
and Windows. Now 81 and sc, respective
ly. CHAS. II. CARTER & CO., COG Pa ave-
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For Partial Cleaning or
Detachage,
EOrnOt, 1103 G street.
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ndid Glasses. 81. Hempler's, 9Th and a,
DON'T HEAT THE UOIrSE,

DUN t HEAT TIL z HOUSE.
N1ke your cooking a pleasure-not a
worry Use an Oh. or Gasoline Stove We
have best makes. &c. up. gals Gasoline
30c. Gas Ovens. $40. BARKER.lth & d sM.
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Trustees sale of the two-story brick
dwelling No. 61S 18th street northeast will
take place Monday at $50 o clock pm. See
advertisement :.
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FUSSELL'S ICE CREAM,
Shipped anywhere out of town
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Beware. and have lightning rods put up
by responsible persons. Much dangerous
and bad work is yearly done by dishonest
ver3ers- J. III. KUEHLING
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ITS Woman's Right tn Eu,ox ,n

good things Of life That's why MANY Ia
dies are drinking our prepared mint juiep
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TWILL BE HOT ON SUNDAY.
II you want to be cool order Freunds Ice
Cream OF Water Ices. Purest, most deli
sous. Endless varieties Served whenever
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Rich. stylish paper. NOLTE, 9O7 18th St
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Electric fans; light wiring; bells. 1905
"a. ave.
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Death Dust kills reaches. bedbugs, etc
Price. loc. at all dealers