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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-18

Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux CITY, La, Oot II.
HOG6-Markst 6010o higher
Range Of prices, 81 66@3.75.
CATTLE-Market dull; about steady.
Sales ranged at $S.6O@5.90 for beeves;
&2.OO03.e0 for COWS, bulls and mixed;
eA40@l.00 for stooksrs and feeders; 1886
0A.o0 for yearllngs and calves; $500
4. 80 for Westerns
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-18

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO Oot II.
CLOSING PRICES.
WREAT-Octoper, 64xo, Deosmber,
6k1641to; May, 65ss965Ac
CORN - October, $3.50; December
SO1to; May, $3.50. =
OATS - October. 2lXo; December;
s94@lS<o; May. 3 Ac.
PORK-October, $7.s7; December
0.V7; January, ta3a
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-18

Col. 10Th. MINI. 1nf., U. >. v.
To A. A. A. Gen., First Brigade, Second
Division, Eighth Army Corps
Memorandum Of exceptional actions on
the part Of individual members Of the
Thirteenth Minnesota volunteer infantry:
CAPTAIN A. w. BJoRNsTAD, Company
II. Took personal command Of the firing
line in the road at the church, lying down
on the line with his men, without cover,
and again forming another line In the
same place in the most exposed portion Of
the road, partially screened by two small
logs in their front; at which point both
he and two members Of his company were
wounded.
CAPTAIN OSCAR sEEBAcH, Company G..
Crossed the road under heavy fire, at the
head Of his company, deployed to the
front occupying the advance line about
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-10-18
st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Oct II.
HO9S-Market Sc higher than yester.
day.
Range Of prices, ss.57k@ae5.
CATTLE-Quiet.
Sales ranged ut S3.6004.00 for stooksrA
S1.5012.l5 for COWS; sa0O@3.a5 for hsif-
ers; e3.75@4. 20 for steers.
SHEEP steady and active.
Muttons $325; lambs, t4.6Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

AT late hour last night, the river at
this point and at Bellaire was open.
though the fee was running very slow.
The fact that the river IS again open at
Bellaire would seem 10 indicate that the
second gorge near MOundsvilie Is not
holding. The frs; one broke early yes
terdaV morning. but reformed again in
the afternoon. The warm weather yes
terday suftened the ice considerable,
and only slight rise Is needed to clear
the upper Ohio OF ice and thus allow a
resumption % navigation.
Captain Henderson announces that
the queen City viii be sent out from
Pittsburgh next Monday II the river Is
cleared Of ice then. The Queen has all
ready received an immense amount OF
freight which has been accommodating at
Pittsburgh sIace the suspension OF nav
Igation.
AT p. m. the marks showed 6 feet
and stationary This stage showed the
river was sam closed at Moundsvllle
and that the water had backed up here
to the extent % about eighteen Inches.
The riyermen are expecting rise,
the atmospheric indications being fav-
orable. According TO last nights reports
from headwater points the rise had not
begun to materlalize.
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4Elnntlnr Rethelr Burns.

At Moundsyille, yesterday Afternoon,
about 1850 o'clock. the Floating Beth
ell a boat belonging to G. T. Clayton,
OF the Gospel Trumpet Publishing
Company. caught fire and was greatly
damaged before the fire was extingulsh-
ed. AR. Clayton lived in the boat with
his family, and while they were In the
lower part the fire caught on the upper
deck, presumably from the flue. The
boat was az last sunk to save the hull.
1t had been built and used by Mr.. Clay
ton a. n missionary boat. but has been
anchored at the mouth OF Little Grave
creek for several months. The audience
room below was saved, but the entire
upper deck Is q total wreck. Very little
was saved from the living rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

Hodshon's nat factory has been one
or the busiest industries In Wheeling
this fall, many extra haGd7 being en-
ployed 10 keep up with the demand for
this excellent grade OF home made hats.
Mr.. Hodshon DESIRES TO call the attcn-
tIon of the puHllC 70 the quality Of his
different grades He guarantees his
50 30 hat 70 b. the equal OF any s. hat,
hfs 81 and 50 "a hat to nc the equal OF
any and supcriot 70 many 80 20 hats.
The proprietor OF this establishment
mukes trip east twice n Fear 1nd Sc
cures the blocks Of all thc latest styles,
and being y practical workman he per.
gonally supcrlntends an the details Of
his factory. silcsro1m at No 1864 Main
street. An initial hat mark given with
each hat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

The Kirkwood II. E. church viii hold
its first quarterly conference this evan
ing ana the communion OF the Lords
supper viii be held Sunday morning af-
ter preaching By Rev. II. s. jackson,
d. D., presiding elder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
"a cHEERFuL IDIOT"

That the cheerful idiot in the merry
farce comedy now on the boards al the
Grand Opera House possesses the knack
OF impartIng MS cheerfulress to others
has been attested by the almost con-
tInuous laughter during the two per-
forInances at the Grand. "Jeb." as pre-
gented BY Mr.. Edward Blondell. Is GER
taInly ono of the funniest character
creations upon the American stage. 1t
IL a breezy production from the rise
TO the drop OF the curtain. with two
laughs every minute. and bright and
pleasing specIalties during the breathing
spells. "a Cheerful idiot" viii be. pre-
scented Mt the matinee to-day. and the
engagement will close with this eve
ning's performance.
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"THE MOUNT

The December number Of me Mount"
the magazine published by the students
Of Mont de chantal, Is an elaborate IS
sue. containing an unusually large
amount OF reading matter. all crisp and
delightful. Christmas poems and stories
predominate, and one Of the best con-
tributlons 10 4 Lecture on Chemistry"
from the pen Of Rev. L. P. Paquln. Of
him Grove. The meiange Of miscellany
locals, exchanges. etc. Among the ssor-
les zone Christmas at Randolph Hall,
a tale Of old Virginia during the Yule
llde, possesses much merit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

OIL CITY-River feet inches and
falling. Weather clear and mllder.
GREENSBORO-Riv feet 6 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warmer
WARREN--River $ of a foot. wealth
er clear and mild.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s feet and
closed. Weather clear and warmer.
Observation-Disclosures feet II
inches and falling.
PITTSBURGH--Riv 4 feet l inch
and falling at the dam. Clear and cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 feet
inches aud falling. Weather clear and
cold.
PARKERsBURG-River feet and
frozen. Weather, cloudy. Mercury
80. The Little Kanawha is frozen.
CINCINNATI-Rlve II feet inches
and failing Clear.
POINT PLEASAST-Rive feet
inches and falling. Clear.
LOUISVILLE-Rivs falling: feet G
inches in canal; fee. 4 inches on falls:
10 feet 9 inches below locks. Cloudy;
warmer.
MEAiPHIs--Rlver feet . inches and
falling. Cloudy, cool.
FVANSVILLE-Rly River II feet inches
and falling. Cloudy. cool.
CAIRO-RIver II feet inches and
falling. Cloudy, wGrmeE
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Roland Reed and an excellent COM
pany Will be the Offering at the Opera
House this afternoon and evening. AIr.
Reed WIN produce two OF his best COM
edles, 'rThe Wrong Mr.. Wright" and
THE Woman Halter" in which he is
seen to splendid advantage as Seymour
Sites and Samuel Bundy. Miss Isadore
Rush 10 still Mr.. Reeds lending wo-
man, and Will be seen in an interesting
role IN each play. At the matinee Mr..
Reed viii present THE Wrong Mr..
Wright" which has scored an immense
success. II IS highly amusing and en-
tertalnlng and Mr.. Reed has been MT
ted with strong character in Seymour
Sites It Is that OF a wealthy man who
had been famous for his parslmony un-
til he becomes interested In q pretty
woman, when the lavishness OF his
generosity exceeded all bounds There
are half a dozen other characters, an
amusing English lordllng. an heiress
who wishing ITO be loved for herself
alone" changes places with her maid,
an inappropriate" spinster, who
longs 10 he loved on any account, and
United States artillery officer.
This evening THE Woman Halter"
win be glveE. This play is one OF the
best that the popular comedian has ever
mad. and gives him splendid opportuntt-
les In the role OF Samuel Bundy. who
engages himself to several ladies' OF
course, there Is the inevitable coming
together Of the ladies, the unfolding OF
confidence in strictest secrecy. Then
there Is the very natural desire of the
perfildlous creature % be married to
the woman ne finally chooses in Sc
cret. and to escape from the wrath OF
the Tilted one as soon as possible. After
a hot search for u clergyman the mar
riage takes place, but while the newly
made husband Is waiting for his bride
in hotel parlor. he is mistaken for a
lunatic and carried on to a private
asylum. After variety Of adventure
everything is explained and the happy /.
husband goes on with his bride.
In Mr.. Reeds company are Mary
Myers, Alethea Luce. Mabel Florence,
Robert Cotton, James Douglass, Julian
Reed, Charles $. Able. Charles Lothian,
L. p. Hicks and Sheridan Topper.
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ITNDERNNtEAR AND HALF HOSE
Wool, OttOn and JHrOs' lIyglcntc.
A suit oil Clothes. OVorcORt, PnIr OF
TrOustlrs or Fancy Vest to Order' US
we liayic their measures.
d. HESS s SONS,
Fashionable TnIIora nud FurniShers,
1921 hnd 1898 Market street,
10000.
We hawke fitted more than twenty
thousand pairs OF Spectncles, giving us
u record nInd experience 1nCqnallcd by
amy OthcIi optlClnn I'm West Virginia
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACIOB w. GRUlIIJ. Optlcinn'
No. 1900 Market street.
Water Rents are Due.
Water ri. nts for the six months ending
March n, 1889. are now ready II paid
ON or befdre December ~. 1898 a dis
count OF y per cent wiz be allowed.
TIE CITY WATER BOARD
stick ri MS aud Breaches at special
prices. H. Il. lllLLMAN ~ CO.
IF youd glasses come from ETZ. the
optician. theg will oe ntted right
------------l---------
RHINE WINES.
LIcbfinIimIlch, RoIcshcImcr. RIngcu
HoInuderl Assinnnnhutl-er Nclf'-t-cl-
ncr. T. NEhil ~ W.
we hnvd mndc a big cut OIL Ladies'
""" "'"' IT,. Z. mLLMLN 4 co.
stand lard Diaries In oil sizes from
vest poci ct 10 office In various bind
mss and Ftyies Name stamped In gold
w.ien des red.
sTANTo Es oLDcITY BOOK STORE.
n ODAEs, CAMERAS,
Ana full linc OF supplies. Just whnt
Won want for holiday presents. at
KIIlK'S, 1908 Mntu -.
dci5.lI-ig-22-23
SOLID IGold Pearl Handle Pms from
G5r up'at ?. c. GENTHEHs'
COME and see our Calendars. Fin
est line III the city
ALBEI' iT DITTMAR, 1908 Market st.
- -
FREE u laundry done by Kraus Bros.
Rcud ndV
An ex1 eusiyc line Of fine Diamond
Jewclry 4 I M'NAMBES.
New "a pda arriving dnily. We Will
sell Thorn on close InnTRlnH.
III. 4. uIl-LAtAN AGO.
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a DIAMOND DRIVE.
Rare bargains in Priceless Stones at
sheT Bros Discount Sale.

Rare Bargains in Priceless Stones at
sher Bros Discount Sale.
The very low prices at which goods
of sterling value are being sold at Shelf
Bros discount sale have caused many
to allege that the goods are not Of the
highest grade. Careful inspection VIII
show that every article Of this
large stock is the very best
that money can buy. The pur-
chasing public has long since learn
ed that Shelf Bros guarantee absolute
ly insures values. They buy for cash
take advantage OF all discounts and sell
at the very lowest prices possible, This
holiday season shef Bros are making
a special drive on diamonds. They have
diamonds and diamonds, diamonds to
suit every pucketbook, and every fancy.
Diamonds from s. 10 $500, and they are
sold any place from 20 to 20 per cent
less than the same goods can De bought
elsewhere. All thei. big diamond stock
goes at this discount sale. and Sher
Bros. guarantee is back OF every gem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

Light colored, Heavy Winter Covert overcoats and
Black and Blue Kersey overcOats start at $3.50 for
well tailored all wool coats Italian lined. There is
added goodness as the prices grOw-SIO, $I2, SIS
up to SIs. Some are lined with serge; others with
satin top and clay body Iining or lined throughout
with best quality silk or satin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
A Beautiful Calendar.

The most beautiful. costly and artls-
tic art calendar ever distributed IN this
city Is that Of the City Bank Of Wheel
ing. II Is called the Cupid Calendar, in
which the Nineteenth century Cupid APP
pears in six attractive up-to-date and
patriotic costumes, under the following
titles: ION Guard" "Hurrah for Dew
ev." Rough Riders" Jolly Tars" and
Cadets" This calendar sells regu-
larly for fifty cents. Already the bank
has been overwhelmed by applications
for clpies
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
Az on TIME FAYoR1rE.

Manager Feinler. of the Grand, takes
pleasure in announcing to the patrons.
OF his theatre the engagement for
hale week, commencing Monday, o.:
Leonard Growers comedy drama enti-
tied Lost In New York" which Is more
laughable than farce comedy and
more dramatic than melo-drame, w,
II. Ryno has secured an excellent com
pany to interpret this play. including
Miss Addle sharp, remarkably bright
and ylyacious soubrette who wins the
favor of the audience from the very
start and maintains 1t to the final drop
OF the curtain. Mr.. William o. John
SON. who impersonates the character OF
the everyday tramp, creates no end OF
laughter. All In all. Lost In New
York" was written for and never falls
to please the amusement-loving public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

Squire Greer yesterday dismissed the
cases Of cattle stealing preferred against
Charles Grow and Riley Riggs, Marshall
county young men. The complainant
was Henry Myers, farmer living near
Sherrard. Five steers belonging 10 him
were stolen last month and two OF them
were sold in Wheeling, the others re-
turning home. There was no evidence
10 impllcate Riggs and Grow, 30 they
we're accordingly discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

N Members Of Black Prince Lodge
No. 10. X. OF p. You are hereby notified
10 meet the officers Of the lodge at the
lat, residence OF our deceased brother,
Samuel Il. Swayne. No. 32l Main street.
on Sunday, December lS' at o'clock
a. m sharp. for the purpose OF cseorting
bIq romans to the depot Of the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie Railroad. Members OF
sister Lodges are respectfully invited TO
nttend PAUL. ). FALCK, c, c.
" " ROGERS, n OF n, S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
SECOND WARD.

Republlcan--Vlgllnnt engine house.
Democratic = stahnke's blacksmith
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

To-morrow at Fourth Street 81 2.
church. the pastor. Rev J. L. sooX D.
D.. VIII conduct services morning and
evening. The topic Of his evening dis
course IS IAN old-FashIoned Shoe"
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Ghe gnteIhaeneer
once: Is and.e ! Fonrteontl street.
Sew Advertisements.

Notice-K. OF P.-Eighth page.
Capable Man.
Savings ard Building Association
stOrkhuiders' Meeting = West virginia
EsypositIon md State Fair Association.
Coke below Cost-Clty Gas Board.
List OF Letters.
Imporinnt-H. +, Behrsns co;
Another Cut-GoetZe's Drug Store.
Parsons Cologne-R. II. List.
surety R6ndF--Alfred PAUL.
CaEes-Gdo. ". Johnson's Sons.
The Dlfidult PrOblem-House q herr
'FFashionable Furs-stone & Thomas
Eighth pagp.
Good Shoks-AleNander-ElGh Pare.
New Christmas Goods-I. s. Rhodes &
Co.
For Sale-t Howard Hnzlett.
Don't Trust Your Old Plcture3-Morgan
Rhees,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

WE make study Of Boys and Girls
Books. and can safely recommend every
Juvenile Book on cur shelves as good
and wholesome literature. Among the
EOn-copyright publications we are SELL
Ing soc and 75c books for 25c and 81 ones
at Soc.
STATIONS oLDCITY BOOK STORE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

2I-inch wide black satin Luxors
which have a pedigree, marked
down to 9Sc yard.
24-inch wide black satin Luxors
same family-marked down to
SI.4S yard.
2S-inch wide black satin Ouch
esse marked down to 9Sc yard.
2s-inch wide black Taffeta silk
marked down to S9c yard.
az-inch "pure dye" blacl, Tafe-
ia Silk marked won to SI.30 yard.
.24-inch pure dye" black Tafe-
ia Silks marked down to Sr79 yard.
Note-These pure dye Silks are
the original silks which have been
tried BY the test OF years and not
found wanting.
II and 22-inch VIDE PLAIN and
bayedere cord Silk Poplins in rich
est dress colorings, marked down
to SI.z9 yard
All bright shades If finest Taffeta
Silks marked down to 75c yard.
Delicate shades 24-ineh India
Silks 800 and SOC yard.
Neatly boxed fancy Silk Waist
lengths all marked down to special
Christmas prices.
The above reductions range from
IS 10 IS per cent.
Choose from at least IS different
styles OF Black Crepons here and
get DIR special Christmas prices.
As many plain weaves to pick from.
Buy one OF our finest Colorcd
Pattern Dresses--we take just one
fourth Of the price away from it.
All Wool French FIauncls and
Challis for Dressing sacques, Tea
Gowns, ChiIdren's Dresses, etc.
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= = NOTICE, y y
UNTIL DECEMBER 10

,re viii give . discount OF 20 per cent on
nnytbinr in our stock OF SjO000OO worth
0gi Diamonds. Watches, JpwcWS, silver
,,,,rr Ctr, This means "A saving Of 20 cents
", every dollars worth you buy. \ NQ0
Snt OF solid silver Tea Spoons costs you
"a 20 Rogers silver Knives and Forks at
IA IA nor dozen, less 20 por cent. costs you
81 30 Ter dozen. You can select any goods
yon want al this ~ per cent reduction sale
~ hv nnylpg small deposit we Will
Keep them FOR you until Christmas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

The cleaning aud dyelnG firm Of +.
Strin 4 Son arc located at the old stand.
No. iiIg Market street. where they nuke
n specially IN the cleaning, dyelng,
pressing and repairing Of gcntlemen's
clothing. Old suits cleaned, dyed. re-
bound, refined and repaired TO look
equal 10 new at small cost, Also
pmmes and tips cleaned. colored and
rurlcd on short notice az +. Strih y
Sons. iii0 Market street, sopposlte
schenk & sons Meat Store, $.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

It was stated yesterday, though not
confirmed by the gentleman himself,
that VIII e. Bowers, who has been men
toned in connection with the Republic
can nomination for city clerk, had with
drawn from the race, after careful
survey of the situation. This will leave
Charley Watkins unOpposed for the
nomination, unless someone comes out
later, which Is not probable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

We have u deserved reputation for
selling the best iewelIy ut the lowest
prices In tho city. Become u customer
of ours and save money.
II. L. HILLNIAN & co.
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In Medallion Photographs, with, tho
dnintIcst designs In finmes. Exquisite
Nntcr. Color Heads. Landscapes. etc.
Choice subjects, moderate IN price, ut
KIIli'S, 1908 Main st.
1elE-l.-IQ-19-gl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

WE have the finest line OF Neckwear
In the city for Christmas presents. at
5Oc: others charge 81. Come and sec
window display at l.. SCHAFER's,
llO4 Market street.
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CAMPAIGN OPENS
Tonight with the Suggestion
Meetings of Both Parties.
REPUBLICANSARE WlDR-AWAKE
In ali Of the wards and an Excellent
CounciImanic Ticket Is well Assure
cd, for there arc many and Capable
Asplrauts for tho Nominatlons-Thc
Democrats, too, are Awakening but
arcnot Confident of Success.

The city campaign opens tonight,
when the suggestion meetings Of both
parties, Republicans and Democrats,
viii be held. on the Republican side
OF the fence there is widespread interest
in the personnel OF the councllmaulc
ticket in the several wards. and 1t Is
well assured that first class material
viii be found on the ticket throughout
the city. for the many aspirants for the
Republican nominations include 80
many capable men that It will be diff
cult Indeed for the primaries 10 result
In anything but a winning ticket. On
the Democratic side Of the fence there
IS a general awakening TO the import.
ance OF the occasion, and also general
realization that the Democracy Will have
to fight for majority in council
against the extremely heavy odds OF
1000 Republican majority in the city.
TO-ilght's suggestion meetings VIII be
called TO order at O'Clock, at the fol-
lowing places:
FIRST WARD.
Republlcan--Vigllnnt engine house.
Democratic Stahnke's blacksmith
shop.
SECOND WARD.
Observation-Disclosures house hall.
emocrattc-Feinier building.
THIRD WARD.
Republican City building, first
branch council chamber
Democratic-R. II. McNichols ONCE.
FOURTH WARD.
Republican = City building : police
Democratic = Bearley's hall, Eigh-
teenth street.
FIFTH WARD.
Republlcan--Hookn and ladder house.
Observation-Disclosures hall.
SIXTH WARD.
Republlcan-Pythlan Castle. corner
Twenty seventh and Chapline street.
Democratic - Democratic hall, TWEEN
ty-fourth street.
SEVENTH WARD.
Republican--Island engine house.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hall, Virginia and
Penn streets,
EIGHTH WARD.
Republican--Knoke's hall, No. 35l9
Jacob street.
Democratlc-Joseph Hazlelts hall.
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DIR. BULLS Cough Syrup Is used bv
the best people In the land. 1t cures at
once hoarseness and throat affections.
HrInn nhn