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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
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1etn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Hoicoe.

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S6eune bes Serrn Sbos. 3acsfops.
Fl unb BET &siioenS bes 9errn @en=
sel Sranf iinb pouenoet uno iiub bic
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fl liest I6wer tranf oarnieoer, rnb es
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BEN slorrei6en Sierten in wirsiger
@eiie beseben; elm rei6balttses Yro=
sramm lit baSu in Nusiidt seiteut uub
an Selutisungen aler art miro es
ni6t manseln. Die Oamen Der Sc
meinbe werben fir Elm sutss Wit=
tag uno Abenoeiien iorssa. Der
&einertras wirN CUR Seduns Der Sir
6snl6ulo perpenbet. -@ieberum sebt
bas @erebe, baB Goscee biuuen &ur=
sem iiber cine Mablmiible perfiisen
wirb. 6oifentli6 wiro iid Oas @e.
rii6t beltdtisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
.Oepartement.

Gein peiBe pamr Naiit fir Gamen, liuuene
%'aseH mho Manlatiten. 81 Msaift nur. 69ets
eplor.tte Fercole @aiitS fir Tomen nit pi,r-
Fadber Salcncicnnes Spietr Snicrtion, po,n:
. eeruntst belstt, elm Bargain III 75us, rnr. 10
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lorllten Sbni @aiits, mertb bis gu 81 20 II.
81. 80, auT oieiem 0erfauf MIR 4s
SaOs' rus ''etS Sblrt sSatlt Sdou 6eniter ni6t
auEsr Qht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Der .:Ssoabassn"[DonaerHas SEN 81. CUNT 1900.
Chen TaaeD.

Mub bier wirb man Der boben 8e=
beutlns bes Nationalen Seittases
pole &e6nuns trasen burd elm Bolts.
feit, meldes am slorrei9en 9ierten
gum 8eiten Ser @emeinbe ueranitaltet
mirb. Alt uno Sung, Irm unb Nei9
pereinbaren ibre &rdfte, UNI bic sseier
bes 4. Suli 81 elmer ansenebmen wie
erfolsrei6en gu seitalten
Stem Yapnesbile,
Sberiii S6ilplin madte Sonntaa
in Weluiue, &C.. ., einen sewiiien
9bil. S6aumbers binsfeit, Der inter
Der @nflase itebt, bier in elm @e=
l6dftsbaus einsebreden 81 ieiu. Wons
tag itanb Der Selduloiste Dor Dem bic
iisen &i6ter S6ulb. betbeuerte aber
feline llnl6ulo, barob bas Serbor auf
ben 26. Sum- Selebt wurSe, Ger oes
Serbre6ens bsl6ulOiste S6aumbers
lit 81 Sabre alt, uno lein NeuBeres
ldBt bur6aus nidt auf einen 9erbre.
der idlieBen. ST iist jest in Saint
Glouo binter ben idwebilden @aroiz
men. no ct iid nit benz bes slei6en
Serbredens beldulbiSten G.rnit Sarris
in bic @efdnsuibluit tbeilt. S6aum=
berg sibt an, 6arris wdlSe Die S9ulb
BON ii9 auf i'm ct iei auerbinss bel
Dem &aub susesen seueien, perielbe
lei aber uon 9arris aassefibrt NOR
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
st. Soiepb.

Sn Ser6inOung nit einisen @tit-
aliebern Ser friiber unter 2eitung bes
Yrof. Gombenue pom bier ~seitanbe=
men preissefr0nten st. glOuo linton
SanO" werOen einselne WitslieOer
u~nierer inter 6errn &ombenne lebr
gut sel6ulten Wuiitfapeue Bel benz
sroBartisen @ltz Seite in ct. Glouo
am Oonneritas uno Sreitas BEL ben
Yaraben mitmirfen. Die ct. glou,
BET Wuiifer, unter 6ielen AUDI Serr
Sacob Yontius, wel6er ais Sromm:
Ter linen Weltruf erlanSt bat, trafen
Wontas Nbene gu elmer Muiifprobe
bier Elm, unb bic alte 9aroe Denies,
baB ite INNER nod Weiiter Ser muiis
talii@en Snitrumente lit. - Sreitas
uerben Die 3Oslinse Der ct. Sene=
biet's @tabemie in bic Serien %entlal=
len, un6 ban1it baben bic ebrp. S9we=
tern, unter beren erfolsrei6er 9eis
tuns bic Nnitalt itebt, mteber elm
S~tuoieniabr binter it6, auf bas bic
wie bic 3Oslinse NIT sez
re6tem Stol3 Suridbliden f0nnen.
Mlbaab.
SEER Mbam gab pon MabiIon,
Wts., traf leste @o6e in 8esleituns
pom Srau unb swet &inber BEL leinem
bier w%obnenoen Sruber Sobn gu Be-
JUDI Elm. Ote 3ett bes Seiu9es ,pirb
6err aoam Bag auf ben bier unb in
Solbtn9 wobnenben Sruoer, Benz Sez
nator Sal. 8as, pertbetlen. - Serr
Sobn @erttn siebt ii6 ale Mibe,
bic friberen Stubenten uon 81. Sobns
college sulammensutrommeln unb iie
gu bewesen, Der i'm Suit in ct. Sobn's
ltattftnbenben &eunion beisumobnen.
- Srotbem bic grnteauslt9ten bier
orts nidt bic auerbeit item iinb, lit Der
@eiddftssans INNER nod Elm befriez
b%t9enber. 8enn bic grnte ben beuz
tisen ausii6ten entipre6ene a~usfallen
ioute. mirb &aiiirer grnit Seller uon
Der bieiisen Sant, nd9iten 9erbit ii6
mobl iber Elm ausseset6netss @el6dft
81 erfreutn baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
firt=Oeparrcmeu

Jteln llnnene Sfilt5. 20
seine ltnnene StiriS, 70
SSe'Be Ptque Sfirts nur IL
Sdmar3e Sacquarb Sfitls, aue nit gerfaltue
'IHttfr ausgsiittert, nut 9S
S9tfr III Elm Bargain. @Sas Don unleren Gre.
per st'rts. pertb bis gu SO uns SIS, n5,is
~9eblteben lit, 81 Q2
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oon sSalb otlrts 81 % Hro3ent bes %resuldren gSerz
t9es 9ctau't uno legen ~bieielben bieie gSods gum Ser
touf aug. 6ur leoen Sunbsa nur Elm Stirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

Sebub=O spartement.
S. Gulian Galf g9ocolate @tct aib gals fir
7a wsua"st 3.S5
Sonel CHOCOLATE Sici &io S6niridube nit
m Sn9lp'ss %Dertauit gu ST. lest su.::..... 2.ss
S'noerl6u1e pie oben, pertb 81. 35 bis ST. so,
90cts INN LOO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Ddber=S epartcment.
Ourfsi=SeSartc,ueuf

DOG SOLAR @drtel fir Samen nit lHnbet6pfen
uno Soften, 59ct5 @iirtel, su.... 3Iet;
eroBer Sorrat9 on fuasp @arteln eben arsetommen
aud lpetBe.
The evening times., 1900-01-31

The argument for the defence in the
trial OF Benjamin H. Smell for The murder
of Lizzie Weisenberger took up all Of the
morning session Of the court.
Mr. Turner made an eloquent plea for
his client. claiming him to be insane. The
presentation of the Governments case
was begun by District Attorney Anderson
after the noon recess. The case VIII 20 10
the Jury late this afternoon.
When the court opened the District At
torney announced that his argument would
consume the entire day. and the case be
given 20 the jury at the close of court this
afternoon. SHELLS father sat beside him.
but no other members of his family were
present. 1t was reported that Smells wife
has been prOstrated by the strain Of the
trial. and is confined to her bed Mrs
Daniels the daughter Of the defendant.
comes TO court every day, but remains in
the witness room. not having the courage
10 listen TO the final details of the trial
The Weisenberger family were all present.
Mir. Turner took the floor for the de-
fence. and began his address to the jury in
a vigorous manner His eloquent appeal
The evening times., 1900-01-31

was given close attention by the twelve
men in nc box. Mr.. Turner outlined the
duties of ciio jury. saying of the jury sys-
TEN.
1t Is the balwarl OF freedom and the
foundation of the Constitution. NoJ even
the judge. who sits with dignity upon that
bench can inHict punishment upon any
man unless the power be given him by =
jury OF that mans peers. The American
jury has by an alteration in our laws in
the past few wears been placed upon a
loftier pedestal than they ever before orcu-
pied.
Some time was consumed in an appeal
10 the justice OF the jury, and Mr.. Turner
continued:
You are about TO face the most solemn
ana awful responsibility. gentlemen that
YOU viii ever be called upon to decide
whether q fellow being shall live or die IL
a man is charged with crime he is judged
TO be innocent until his guilt has been es-
tablished You must not forget the doe
trine of reasonable doubt, and there is no
escape from the fofceful logic of circum-
stances. Yet Il is unfortunate that in this
case there is no doubt of the crime. the
crime has not been denied. but again. gen
tleman. there is the doctrine OF reasonable
doubt, and the Irresistible logic of proven
facts.
The English law hoIds that che product
of an insane mind cannot be a deed: il
cannot be a law, nor can it be a crime IL
is the duty OF society to protect itself
and an insane man 10y confinement which
is practical imprisonment. / say. gentle
men. no insane man has ever yet been held
guilty OF any crime.
The argument was an exposition of the
law of today as evolved from that OF ancient
times, and il seemed TO have a favorable
effect upon the jury. The District Attor-
ney sat busily writing, but Mr.. GoulI
leaned back in his chair and listened 10
every word.
The old Law which says that blood must
be wiped out in blood is an old abhorrent
cry out of a black and bitter past con-
tinued Mr.. Turner. cit is the plain duty
and responsibility of jurors that there shall
The evening times., 1900-01-31
GAGGED BY HER sTEPsoNS.
4 Woman Hound md Robbed in Jer-
sey City by 1--WE Boys.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3f.-Mrs Cornelius
Jensen was beaten. gagged. and robbed at
her home. 1sl Highland Avenue. Jersey
City. by her stepsOns-Charies, RiReteen
years old. and William. seventeen years
old. The crime was committed last Satur-
day. buJ The police were NOT informed
until yesterday. The sons had been dis
carded by their parents FOR thefts, and en-
tered the house by L rear 1fisabHtfn the
afternoon.
They knew that their father. who is en-
ployed by the Sugar Refining Company.
was at work, and their stepmother would
be alone She was in the upper part of the
house. and did not hear them enter. They
rang the door bell by pulling The wire on
the inside and secret6d themselves in the
parlOr and when she passed through the
hall TO the door they sprang upon her and
hurled her to the floor. and before she
could call for help they had forced towel
into her mouth and pinioned her hands.
They threw her down so heavily that
her scalp was badly cut. While one of the
thieves remained on guar.i by her the 9TH
er ransackcd the house and secured gold
watch and chain. a pair of diamond ear
rings a breastpin. and SIS in cash. They
even took her wedding ring. They were
not content. and with threats to kill her
compelled her TO tell if she had any money
or yaluables concealed about the house.
She told them all the money she had
beyond what they had discovered was in
the pocket OF a wrapper ia a kitchen
II contained about So and this they also
took and escaped. Mrs. Jensen was on the
verge of nervous prOstration when her
husband reached home.
The thieves were arrested on November
for loOting their fathers house, when
they stole jewelry valued at $500. They
we're sentenced TO six months in the peni-
tentiary. but so much sympathy was
aroused that representatives of the Char
tiles Aid Organization iutereeded and sen
tence was suspended The elder son was
previously arrested for theft.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Policeman Hsrtiy Makes Charges,
But Has No Witnesses.

There were twenty four prisoners in the
Police Court dock this morning when
Judges Scott and Kimball took their seats.
James Williams, John Jackson and Her
man Ellis, colored. were charged with
being yagrants Policeman Hartiy. Who
made the arrest. testified that he brought
the boys into court because he felt con-
WINGED that they were guilty Of stealing,
but that he had no witnesses to that effect
and had accordingly charged them with
yagrancy. The charge against the boys
was dismissed.
James Tracy, for using profanity on the
streets, was sent To the workhouse for
thirty days.
Bud Clements was charged with vag-
rsncy. ana a w0rkhouse sentence of sixty
days was imposed.
Walter smith for breaking a showcase
belonging TO George Kline of Four-and
a-half Street northwest was fined so. with
the alternative OF serving thirty days in the
wOrkhouse.
Elmer Ackenbach. charged with lettering
around saloons in Eleventh Street north
west, was sent to the wCrkhouse for thirty
days,
The evening times., 1900-01-31
WILLIAM A. WILSON'S DEATH.
The Arrangements fer His Funeral
Not Yet Completed.

The remains of William Anderson Will
son, who died at the Emergency Hospital
Monday night as the result of chronic
Bright's disease. were last night removed
to the undertaking establishment Of j.
William Lee in Pennsylvania Avenue,
from where they win probably be buried
tomorrow. The funeral arrangements
which are in the hands of Joseph Torrens,
of 2ls c Street northeast, have not been
completed. II is expected. however. that
the interment will be at Arlington.
Mr. Torrens yesterday turned the effects
OF the deceased over to the police. They
will hold them until word is received from
J. II. c. Wilson, Assistant Chief POstofice
Inspector brother Of the dead man. Mr.
Wilson is at present out of the city and
an attempt is being made to communicate
with him by telegraph.
The deceased was ffty-two years old end
a pensioner, having served in the civil
war. For a number of years he was con-
nected with the Government Printing Of
flee. He was well known in this city and
was highly regarded. At the time of his
death he lived at Second and Streets
northwest
The evening times., 1900-01-31
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage Licenses were issued today to: John
". Goodhearf. Point of Rocks, Nd, and Evelin
Rnsllie Goodbeart; John Mahon Young and Jes-
sic Scott Floyd, both of Richmond, Va; William
7. MACPHERSON. Charles County, Md, and Mary
L. Campbell; Gabriel Hunt and Florence A. Hub
bard: Eleazar b. Reid. Greenwich Va. and Mar
tina A. Lankford. this city; X. II. French and
Judith b. Brazeal. both OF Sunnyside, Va; r.
Gray Williams. Winchester. Va. and Elizabeth
r. King, this city; Lawrence Watson and Mary
Carroll: George Hunter this city, and Martha
Carter, Congress Heights, D. c.; George Gilmore
and Carrie Rozier.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
COLD WAVE.
The Temperature Will Have a De-
cided Fail Tonight.

Another cold wave has covered the States Of
the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys, carry.
ing the line Of zero temperature to southern Iowa,
and showing minimum readings 20 to Ss degrees
below zero on the regions north of the Da-
kotas Following the passage of a storm which
was central over the upper lake regions, the
northwest cold wave extended over the lower lakes
and the Ohio valley today, and will be felt in
the Middle and North Atlantic States late today.
You do not want to be caught without beer dur
ing the cold that is fast coming from the
Northwest, so phone six-shirty-four, Arlington
Bottling Co., for a case of Heureh's Maerzen,
Senate, or Lager. just think how cheerful you
will feel while reading the newspapers or a book,
smoking a good cigar, and drinking a bottle OF
Heurich's beer. picture OF this sort is a
picture of pleasure and comfort
The evening times., 1900-01-31
WILLIAM ROBINSON ARRESTED
The Police Claim That the Prisoner
lis n Swindler.

Detectives Weldon and Horne today ar
rested William Robinson, eolored, twenty
two years of age, who is held as a suspi-
cious character. 1t is said the prisoner
has been practicing a swindling game and
when additional evidence against him is
secured he will be arraigned in court. Rob
inson denies that he has been guilty OF
any Illegal transactions and claims TO be
able to disproye any accusation against
him.
1t is alleged that Robinson visited the
stores of well-known merchants, selected
goods and ordered them sent c. o. d. to
addresses which proved to be fictitious. 1t
is claimed that the man used that method
to enable him to pHrloin goods.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
Army Officers Assigned.

Capt William i. AbercTousbie, oi the Second
Cavalry, who has made sn extended trip tbrcngh
Alaska. and is well scpwiuted with that tor
rtory, has been assigned by the War Department
10 the staff OF Gen. George 81. Randall the new
commander OF the Department oi Alassa- First
Lieut.. Walter g. Bshccck Of the Eighth Infau-
try has also been assigned t. General RaEdalTs
command
The evening times., 1900-01-31
So to SIS Capes and Goats, S4.98

Ladies Jackets. consisting OF the
very best quality of kersey broadelOth.
in the most exquisite shades; made in
all the most fashionable effects: also
lot of Salz's Silk Seal Plush Capes,
trimmed with handsome marteu and
Thibet fur and silk lined. Sold with
such immense success at s. TO SIS
each. Reduced to $4.9S.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
DIED.

sIMONS-On January 81. 1850, at i2:.5 O. N.
at ass G. Sieset northwest, CHARLES &. SlNiONS,
aged sixty four years.
Notice oi funeral befeslt.s II
BENET-At Paris France, on Tuesday Jaaua--
o. 1900. LAURA RENEf widGw cf Igc .sts
Brig Ger g Y. Benet 4. ;. A.
Funeral from 1852 Pennsylvania SvtnEe north.
west, at O'Clock, "Wednesday. Jaupagy -. H'ee
InterIneut &C Arlington. ~
The evening times., 1900-01-31
KINGS PALACE TWO STORES.
Premium stamps Civ
en- free with purchases.
81 to Si2 Coli CapeS, S4.9S.

A lot OF Ladies' Stylish Golf Capes.
OF fuii plaid back shawls. with circular
bottom and hood. and some trimmed
with fringe in most fashionable color
Combinations. which have been s. to
Sl2. 20 go nov for $4gS.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
Harbor Charts for Coast Artillery.

The following orders have been Issued by lie
War Department:
a board Of officers 10 consist of Col John l.
Rodgers, Fifth ArtilLry; Capt Charles q. Treat,
Seventh Artillery, and First LieuL Isaac y. Lewis
Seventh ARTILLERY. is hereby appointed TO meet
at the War Department Washington. at 10 o'clock
q. m. February l. 1900, as soon theresfter
as practicable, for the purpose oi eonsidcrng and
reporting upon all the details deemed desirable
in barbor charts Tor use BY the coast artillery
for the information OF the Chief Of Engineers.
Pain from indigestion. dyspepsia. and t0o
hearty eating is relieved az once bv taking one
OF Carter's Little Liver Pills Immediately after
dinner Don't forget This.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTICE-MARY FISH and HAN
NAH FLETCHER, sisters. are request
ed to Immediately communicate with WOLF
& COHEN, Attorneys at Law, 926 E ST. NV.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
.INGTON GAS
hinzfon ID G
OFFICE OF THE :
LIGHT COMPANY

January 10 -Hcf Tks annual meeting OF
the sharehcD OF the WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT COMPANY for the election OF
directors and for such other business as
may properly come before said meeting
will be held at the Office cf the company.
AIT TENTH STREET N. W., MONDAY.
FEBRUARY 5, 1900, at 12 O'CLOCK
NOON. The polls will be open from IL
O'Clock noon TO I O'Clock p. m. WILLIAM
q. oRME. Secretary.
ta1e-15t exsu
The evening times., 1900-01-31
S. and 81 Coats. SI.9S.

Ladies and Misses Jackets OF the
very latest effects in kersegs. chew
lots. boueles. covert cloths, in black
blue. tans, green. and red. in box reef
er and shieldfront effects; silk lined
and in ell sizes to At the miss OF IA
years up TO a. bust measure. Sold at
s., S.. and 81. Now reduced to S1sS
The evening times., 1900-01-31
75C to $l.50 Hats, l9C.

a large los OF Untrimmed Hats Of
French Felt, in all shapes and eolOrs.
for ladies', misses. and children, wlrich
originally sold for 75e to Sl.59. reduced
for quick selling 10 1Se.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
IN DEFENCE OF SMELL
LAWYER Turner's Eloquent Plea for
the Prisoners Life.

ghe Question OF the defendants In
sanity the Basis of the Argument.
case for the Governmental Yer
diet Expected Late This Afternoon.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
SWAMP.
ROOT

the remedy you need. At druggists in afty
cent and dollar sizes. You may have a sampl,
bottle of this wonderful new discovery by mai
free; also pamphlet telling all about IL and it,
great cures
Address Or. KilmeT s &C.. Binghauton. " Y.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
Children's So Refers for Sl.25

Plain and Rough Cloth Refers for
children, in all sizes. plain and COM
bination colors. Sold for S3 Reduced
to s125.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
EmbrOideries. fc.

12 lie Hamburg Embroidery Edg-
ings. inserting and wide widths. clos
ed wheel and open work patterns--per
yard for &c.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
SI.00 Gloves. 69c.

A large lot Of Ladies' Kid Gloves. in
the very newest shades and in all
sizes: such as sell at 4 dollar pair,
will "a at the special price Of see.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
LaCes. 455c yard.

Zoe yard Torchon Laces and Insert
ing for pillow cases and underwear
trimmings. narrow and wide Widths.
4 7-Sc
The evening times., 1900-01-31

steps the Cough
and works on the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets cure cold in
one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 25e.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
DOmestics===SpeCial Prices.

80 dozen 45x36 inch pillow cases.
plain hemmed and hemstitched-msde
Of superior quality muslin. The 1sc
kind. Thursday L 1-2c.
Good grade unblesehed muslin, full
pieces, yard wids-very fine ana close
ly woyen-free from black specks,
worth &c. Thursday 7-Sc
Exceedingly good quality Apron
Ginghams. in full assortment of checks
in blue and brown, same quality sells
everywhere for &c. Thursday i-ac.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
Health Guarantee

Get bottle of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters from any druggist. 1t will cure your
weak stomach. The Bitters is for constipa-
tion. indigestion, dyspepsia. biliousness
nervousness. and all diseases arising from
weak digestion. 1t has been known all
over the country for the past fifty years
as the Conqaeror of Dyspepsia. See that
PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP covers the
neck OF the bottle.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
Dog Collar Belts. 25C.

soc Dog Collar Belts. niekle trim
mings with double Dickle plate. &c.
The evening times., 1900-01-31
Sl2 to $40 Suits, S6.4

Suits made Of the handsomest and
most stylish Of materials. and made
up in those effects which have proven
the most fashionable. Many OF them
are lined throughout including the
skirts. with tafTeta silk, and all OF
suits were sold this season for S12 20
$40. Now reduced TO Se.4s.
The evening times., 1900-01-31

Is nos recommended for
everything; bus il you have
kidney, liver. OF bladder
trouble It viii be found Just