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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

the third annua banquet OF the Ne
braAkA University OF Chicago club will AXE
place at the Lincoln hotel. Lincoln. on
February Is at 9 p m. All former students
Of me university are invited and are privi-
legged to bring friends with them. Prof. ].
Laurence LAughlin. head OF the department
Of economics at the University OF Chicago,
ana Chancellor 4. Benjamin Andrews will
be present ANY persons especially inter-
estsd In the work OF the university will be
welcome Tickets may be obtained Of Miss
Belle r. Wilson. 2220 Chicago street.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
DIED.

MANIFESTATIONS T., February T. 1909,
aged 50 years, wife of the late 8. O..
Harness..
from late residence, 2113 Maple street. In
torment Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends
invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

Send articles of Incorporation. notices Of
stockholders meetings. ETC.. to The Bee.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Bee. Telephone 23S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

Large sack pure buckwheat four...... S5
24-lb. sack rye -four 40
pounds breakfast rolled oats ......... 10
5 pounds hand picked navy beans ...... 10
cans grated pineapple ........ 10
1-pound jars pure fruit jam ........... 70
Large bottle pure tomato catsup ....S Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

Nothing Il put in Cooks Imperial Extra
DRY Champagne TO make It terment: the ef-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
A FEW QUESTIONS

Who started the first cut price drug store
In Omaha?
Who compeis the combine to sell drugs
at cut prices?
Who Is the only druggist In Omaha who
refuses to join the combine? -
Who Is the only druggist in town who
can't buy patents Of the Omaha 1obbersN
even for. cash in hand2
What one drug store in town would the
local drug trust be tickled to death to see
"busted"3 80
schaefer. the cut price druggist, at 10th
and Chicago streets. r
50 1-S per cent discount on Chest Pro-
tectors-Frost Kings and Queens, and ali
other makes. ~ "'
SyySon rGLOs hnIOaC .'''.''''...'........ &c
SL'W SeAlne rms Tic
EJ0 Cramer's Pennyroyal Pills go, S1.O1
S1.O0 Peruna, i to a customer ... hSc
$3,16 Matted Milk, hospital size 80. So. Is
800 Temptation Tonic, genuine....... nc
Or hve bottles for 81 m
25c Laxative Bromo Quinine ..... iSo
25c Quinacetol (best for colds) ~ 30c
Mall orders solicited-send CASH with
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
SGHkSfER'S Cut DPS r:,o:
Tel. TAT. 5. w. Cor. I8tb and Chicago.
Goods delivered FREE to any part of city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

s~hampooing and hair dressing. ESQ. at Th'
Battery, 216-22O Bee building. Tel. 1716.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

Publish your legal notices in the Weekly
Telephone 23s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

Shampooing and hair dressing. 25c, at The
Battery, 216-220 Bee building. Tel. i7ls.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
Ve1vets

soc silk ~velvets, no blacks-19c.
SOC velveteens. worth SOC. all colors-25e.
75c grenadines, all colors-39c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

1 gallon cans honey drip syrup ........ s5c
1-pound packages seeded raisins ...... DC
3-pound cans table peaches ..........i2hc
Campbell's soups, assorted kinds ....s 1-Sc
S-pound cans compound lard .......... &c
5-pound compound lard .,............ Ace
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06
ANNOUNCEMENT Of the Thenter..

Tonight the Klimt-Hearn company will
present at the Boyd the new melodrama
THE James Boys In Missouri" The piece
tells Of the thrilling adventures OF these
celebrated bandits from the time Of the
civil war to Jesse's assassination and
Franks surrender. The hold-up of the ex-
press train in the Blue cut is realistically
shown. as are several other equally thrill
ing episodes. There is said to be an In
teresting love story told. scenically the
piece is very elaborate. The company
handling 1t is said to be a most efficient
one.
The Little Magnet Burlesduers at the
Trocadero, together with the wrestling ex-
hibition Of the Terrible Turk and local
wrestlers. is proving to be a good drawing
card. Tonight will occur the event of the
season. Farmer Burns and the Terrible
Turk meeting on the mat.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-06

women's suits. worth up to SIS. for $500.
women's all wool suits. jackets lined
with tafeta, all this seasons styles, at $40.
100 new sample suits. submitted by man
utacturers from N. Y. for comparison,
worth up to s25. for $500.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-25
SUBSCRIPTION rnIcI.
Aevsftisiae 4 natss.

A1seftlsla0 Rates.
oas Inch singie col display. per month. ~
douhie col, :. oa,p
LQeal rsadiax notices par itne, Aaeh insestsoa e
Rsducsd rates viii b naads ~ display ..ads'
% extensive advertisers.
An adveftiAents win b ran until cFdassd
out unlesa inserted for stats4 time.
Display .'sds" Changed nepthly, II desired.
Local reading notices changed weekly.
AL kinda Of Job printing neatly done. Call
and get our estlinates.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-25
N0TIM,

All parties who have been CARRYING
accounts with me are requested to
call and examine the same during
this month Is shall expect to have
each and every one arranged
during tbs next thirty days.
sa5 ss G. L NcpHxRsoN.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-25
Goneon Over,

To close out my stock OF wallpaper
! will sell vou choice Of 20 patterns ut
cost price. Get the other fellows
price then come and see me. Wallace
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-25
Local and Personal.

Local and Personal.
DR.. E. N. Sherman; ettice in Dawley
block.
p. W. Petersen's new residence is
enclosed. ay,,ee
Two furnished rooms for rent.
Apply to W. ]. Pratt.
A few roomes wanted. With or
Without board. r. w. Brainard.
Holly-Amity telephone. In Chief
tain Office. Open =. m. to 8 p, m.
A few World Almanacs and Encyclo-
pedias for sale at this ONCE. 35 cents.
FOR SALE-A good HOO ID work
team. F.S. Pickett, Amity, Colo.
DR.. Wilson was called to Villas, sixty
miles south Of Holly. last week to at
tend patient. j
The rate to Lamar and, return for
the Odd Fellows anniversary meeting
April 28 is s1.35. as-
Several acres OF beet land for rent.
Enquire Of I. F. Garretson. two miles
northwest Of Holly.
For the I. o. o. F. district meeting
at La Junta on MAY I, the Santa Fe
will sell round trip tickets from Holly
ut e3.s5.
J, E. Baumbaugh, Of Pueblo. was 10
town Wednesday and Thursday In the
interests Of the Continental Cream
cry Co.. OF Topeka.
y.S. Chenoweth shipped carload
of IA, ,hoGn and = kar, 81, ,ssttle.4p,Kan-
ms City Saturday. Mr.. Chenoweth Is
getting good prices for his stock.
Mrs. Emma vail sister Of G, S.
Thornberry stopped here Saturday to
visit her brother for few days. She
was on her wav to California to join
her husband.
See Mathews, Of Coolidge, for Cane,
Kafir Corn. Molo Maize, Tennessee
Evergreen Broom Corn and Garden
Seeds $500 and 1925 per cwt. Also
for lowest prices on corn and chop.
J.S. McMurtr5 had bis water tank
taken down'And q larger ono put up
this week, Joe says II won't do to put
cold water on trees. hence he has pro-
vided ft,r larger supply "a. 1t will
have . chance to.warm upbefore using
for irrigation.
Ed. Haberstroh.s tank Which he uses
to store water for his bath rooms, fell
down Friday morning, the rains hav-
Ing caused one side of the foundation
to settle. Considerable damage was
done to the tank and also to the wind
mill tower against which 1t fell. Mr..
Habeztroh went right to work, how
ever. repairing It, and.says he puts IL
mp this time TO stay.
The improvements being made BY
the Holly Lumber company says much
for the enterprise nf the men at the
head Of that institution. They be-
lieve Holly Is to he one Of the best
towns 10 the valley and II is with
that idea Ia mind that they arc build
Ing immense lumber sheds, and . COM
modious room for storing and exhibit
ing their agricultural implements.
The boz supper held at the preabv-
terlan church Friday night was quite
Z successful a6air. Entert4inmsnt
was furnished prior to the sale Of box
e pv travelling man and I mammoth
Rramaphoue. Charley Forshner did
The anctionesrina and succseded' in
MAKING several gentlemen raiss their
ewn BIDS The receipts of the sale
was taaS6 After supper cash gentle
men was given . piece Uf1loth. . need.
10 and thread. and requestsd 70 fur
nish . sample Of his nsedls.woFk by
uakins . buttonhole In the cloth. J.
K Harden and w. W. Gill. tied on the |
work and drew lots for the pfise : nice
pipe and case which went to Mr. Hsr.
4en, Vim. McGlashen won tho boohy |
pttss, ~ having sswed his butronhole
t0gsttes.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-25

"a AlaVoo tt4t0 loS ZIP " C~u.
fcrnia next Sunday.
Water CUmmtalaonsr Geo. 3. Wick
was in town wednesday.
LAoes and tsimminR ci,sap at Min
Browns milliner store.
Good milch COWS for sale or trade.
P. l. Herin9. Coolidge. Kansas.
Tom Boud has the contract for
the new hotel ut Lamar.
The Campbell Bros. Circus will be In
Lamar Nay ., Fare from Holly and
return e1.36.
L. F. Wisdom and family moved in-
to their handsome now cottage on
Second street Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrr. AL Wilson arc the
proud parents Of . bouncing nine
pound boy, born Wednesday,
O'Donnell & Bush have contracts
to build several new farm houses In
the country and at Amity.
Wheat si.26 per cwt; also choice alf-
alfa seed for sale. stored at T. W.
Ronson'a. g. 3. Thornberry.
SRE WHITE
For mems "Rubber Collarsn and
Manhattan ties.
George Hollis II building q four
room Cottage on the west side Of his
five acre tract, which he will rent.
FOR SALE-Work horses. Also
twenty head Of brood mares foaled by
good horses. Apply to Chas. Greamby.
Towner. Colo.
A good buggy cushion WAS lost on
the road just north Of Holly on
Monday. Finder will be rewarded II
he will bring it to this Office.
Ladies', don't forget that at Math.
ews. Coolidge. you can buy the latest
style trimmed hats, dust received
from New York City, at lower prices
than elsewhere.
The Presbyterian aid society will
meet with Mrs. Crawford MAY l. All
members are requested to attend as
important business will come before
the society.
Dwelling house and lot for sale.
Cheap, for cash or part on time.
House Is new, has five rooms, porch.
and good water in kitchen. A bar
gain II cold at once. Apply At Chief
tain onice.
Two carloads OF telephone poles
are on the siding here for the Colorado
Telephone Co. The gang are now at
work on the line north Of Lamar, and
in a short time the Holly people can
''hello' at Denver.
Chas. W. Clark, until recently In
the lumber business In Holly, has q
remunerative position offered him IN
Oklahoma. which he has concluded
to accept. Charley is an exemplary
young man and his many friends In
Holly wish him success wherever he
may 60.
sER WHITE
For tomatoes at 1Oc. Salmon at
loo. Corn starch at &C.. Soda at
&c.
DESPITE the high price Of corn the
lamb feeders Of the valley are realiz-
ing good profit on their fat lambs.
This week the following got top prices
in Chicago and st. Joseph: ]. b. Man.
BY. La Junta, s02, 81 Lbs, ts.75; Marle-
man h Cox, Lamar. $50, 6zlhs. Se 60;
n. p. Rh0ades, Las Anlmas, 383, 6olb,
ee.76.
Messrs Mitchell and Webber began
on their streeting grading contract
Tuesday morning. The gravel was
obtained on the hill one mile north
east Of town Ten teams were engag-
ed IN the work and most Of the Job Is
now completed. Tho improvement
made in the street is very gratifying,
and will be greatly appreciated dur
Ing muddy weather.
When the picture i on your
wall, then 10 the tino You'll an.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-04-25
THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN. :.
FRIDAY April Is. 1909.

gatsrsais u fese 0nes a Asily. c,leraAs,
- DoeeAA class 0ooAr.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
ARTISTIC MENUS DESIGNED
FOR ROOSEVELT BANQUET.
Solid silver Souvenir, Emblematic OF
Soldiers and Statesman, for
Presidents Plate.

The menus being prepared for the dinner
to be given to President Roosevelt on the
occasion of his visit to st. Louis. on Octo-
Der !. Will be the most elaborate ever pre-
pared for q similar occasion in st. Louis.
The menu to be used by President Roose-
Welt Is to be Of solid silver. On the out
side cover of the menu viii be the n1ss
OF the United States and the Presidents
naval pennant intertwined. Beneath the
flag. in beautiful richly engraved old Eng
lish and ornamental letters. will be the
greetins: "welcome to our President
Business Mems League OF st. Louis. DC
tober /. 1900" The solid silver covers OF
the menu VIII be richly gilded. the enamel
and engraving effects showing through the
gold.
Or the reverse OF the solid silver cover
OF the menu will be attached q miniature
representation Of the tent used by Roose-
Welt when he was commander Of the Rough
Riders. snameled on. which will be The
words. san Juan. July /. 1gs."
The Presidents menu card viii be placed
In q handsome silk-iined white MORE COW
cred ease. on the cover Of which will be in
dent Roosevelt, Business Mems League st.
Louis. October !. ls02-"
The menu cards for the guests VIII be
made Of ooze kid leather, OF 4 dainty. deli
cate color, lined inside with white silk. At
tached to the outside OF the front cover
win be miniature silk flags Of the United
States united with gold cords and supported
on miniature Gag stalls with gold spear
heads.
On the cover Of his menu card will be
tober ]. 1902" embossed in high relief in gold
letters. Directly in the center OF the menu
VIII be q miniature embosse1 portrait of
gilded wreath. An Of the work on the cover
will be from specially engraved steel dies
On the reverse cover Will be a miniature
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

tent. such as the soldiers in the Cuban wal
used, and IN the tect VIII be the words
san Juan. July ]: ~, dhis tent hicS VII o1 De
biaed with the standards supporting the
flags and picture OF the President. will pro-
The interior OF the mem card will consist
OF heavy sheets Of card Soaro. on the front
sheet OF which WIN be the Presidents pen
relief. followed by the words. in old Eng
lish and ornamental type, Dinner tendered
10 Theodore Roosevelt President Of me
League OF ST. Louis. Mercantile Club. Octo-
Der l. 1902"
on the second page viii be, the word
Menu" embi7zoned in gold. with military
high relief. the menu Itself being hand
somely engraved
on the third page is to be a sword crossed
with a pen. signifying the statesman and
soldier. Upon this page viii be embossed
page viii also contain the music programme
and the names OF c. p. Walbridge. presi-
dent of the Business Mems league; Rona
President Roosevelt, the themes or
.heir addresses.
names Of the invited guests and the OFF,
Gals and members OF the Business Mems
League. The inside cards will be attached
to the cover with silk cords.
The menus will ave specially prepared
boxes, covered with fsur-ce-lis, emblemauc
Of the city of St. Louis
The list OF invited guests as given out by
the Business Mems League follows:
Z. A. Hitchcock. Secretary OF the Interior:
Major General John c. Bates and two memters
OF staff: Colonel Amos Sticloncy, Corps Of Ensf-
neer. u S. A. President Mississippi Rive Com
mission: Captain William e. r. Colquhoun.
Quartermas;er. u. s. A: Lieutenant CIonel J.
W. Jacobs. Deputy Q1artermaster General. U S.
A: Major Thomas l. Casey. Corps Of Engineers.
L. s. A.: Captain James Candy. Peynastsr. U:
s. A.: Brevet Lieu;e- ant Colonel John p. Baker.
L. 6. A: Lieutenant Colonel A. L. Smith, Deputy
Commissnry General; Major Harry o. Perley. U.
S. A; Captain Merri.te W; ireland. U. S. A.;
airy: Captain George p. Howell Corps OF +. 81
neers: Z. s. A.: Captain II. ~ Chi.tendsn. Uni
Colonel L H Rucker. Eighth clya.ry. Je-e-son
Barracks: Lieutenant C~icnel Chas Moron Eirhth
Cavalry: Major f. a Edwards. Fourth Cavalry:
Major William A. skunk. ElEh;h Cavalry: Cap
tain A. c. Hammond. Adjutant. Eighth cavalrY;
Captain William + FIynn. Q-uartermzster. Eighth
Cavalry; Captain Francis A Winter. As<istant
surgeon: Captain Charles G.. Sawteiie. Jr. Con-
missary. Eighth Cavalry; Lieutenant Coione
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

John A.. Kress. Ordnance Department: Major E
A Goodwin. Commanding jefferson Quarts.
Worlds Fair: Governor Alexander NJ Dockery:
Lieutenant Governor John A Lee; Senator f. NJ
Cockrell: Senator George O. Vest: Richard Bar
Henry King: George 8 Johns- John r. Magner'
Edward l. Preetorius. William Marion RAedy.
Worlds Fair Ofdcials-David r. Francis. Cor
win II. Spencsr. Sam N kenrard. D. n Houser.
Cyrus p WalbridHe, Seth W. Cobb. Charles H
Huttig, Angus; Gehner, Pierre chouteau, William
II. Thompson, Walter B. Stevens James L
Blair. +. J. v. SkiH. Isaac 5 Taylor. Norris 3.
Gregg, Colonel Z. A. Goodwin.
Governors Of Louisiana Purchase States-Jen
Davis. Arkansas: James Il. Orman. Colorado: Al
bert B. Cummins. IovR: W. E Stanley. Kansas:
W. W. Heard. Louisiana; s R Van SAINT. Mn
nesota: Alex NJ Dockery. Missouri. Joseph X.
Toole. Montana; z p savase. Ne6sasks; Frank
Oklahoma Territory; Charles y. Herreid. South
Dakota; De Forest Richards. Wyoming
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
st. Louis Man Arrested at Man.
chester, Mass.

REPUBLIC SPECIAA
Boston. Mass, Sept 1a-Chief Uruuhart OF
the Police Department OF Msnchester-by-
the-Sea had no fewer than five automobile
cases in the First District Court of Essex
County. sitting In Salem to-day, and In four
OF these cases the Chief procured convic
tons for "ecorchfng."
William r. Cars OF Manchester was
charged with running his automobile IN that
town at q rate of speed faster than fifteen
miles an hour. The defendant pI -adeu u l.
" and Judge Stafford imposed a fine Of SIS
Mr.. Cars also figured in another case
He and Roy Pierce were jointly charged
with running a machine at a speed exceed
Ing that allowed by law. Mr.. Cars was
found not guilty by the court. because he
as the guest of Mr.. Pierce, but the latter
was convicted and ordered to pay a fine OF
SIS Evidence was presented to show that
the automobile had covered a distance OF 100
feet In Is seconds. whereas TO have kept
within the restrictions of the law the dis
lance could not have been traversed in less
than ninety seconds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
IN MEMORY OF MR.. MCKINLEY.
Pink Carnations Worn as a Tribute
to Martyred President.

Yesterday was the anniversary OF the
death OF Mr.. Mckinley. and in memory OF
the martyred President thousands Of per
sons wore pink carnations.
For the florists the cay was one of Joy.
From - cents per dozen carnations jumped
to 20 cents apiece in some quarters. The
motormen of the Transit Company were
each presented with a pink or red carna-
ton when they reported for duty.
In some OF the restaurants decorations in
were displayed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
DIED FROM PARIS GREEN
Post-Mortem Showed That James
Brown Was Poisoned.

A pcst-mortem examination yesterday on
the body of James Brown OF No. 2zS Red
Bud avenue, who died suddenly Thursday
night, revealed that paris green caused his
death. How he came by the poison could
not be ascertained.
Brown was 70 years old. He visited No.
II North Third street, where he had
friends. Thursday night. and while there.
il is said, he became III, and expired be-
fore medical aid could be procured.
Whether he took the paris green with
suicidal intent has not been determined.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
PIERCE FINED FOR Sc0RcHING.

indicates precipitation inappreciabie.
R J. EYATT.
Local Forecast Official
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and TO-MorrnM.

Washington. September I3.-Fcrecast:
Gissourf-Fair and warmer Sunday. Monday.
fair.
l~ninois-Fair. warmer Sunday. Monday, fair:
winds becoming fresh. south.
Eastern Iexa-Fair. warmer. Sunday. Mon
cay: fair; fresh east 10 south wi-ds
western Tex2s-Fair Sunday; warmer In north
Kansas Oklahoma. Indian Territory and Ar
kafsaS-taT. warmer. Sunday. Monday. fair.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Memorial concert Mt Tower Grove.

A memorial concert in commemoration of
the first anniversary Of the death Of Presi-
dent Mckinley will be given this afternoon
at Tower Grove Park from $50 to $50
o'clock. The following programme viii be
rendered:
aaTch-'Ths Stars and striDes"----:.sousa
Oyerture--Stabat RossinI
Morceau-"Hearts and .Tobani
Nocturne-"The Dying Poet'--......Gottschalk
Two Hymns-'Iead Kindly Light and
Nearer. Ny God. to Thee"-.......
CIhe fayorite hymns OF President Mckinley
Grand Selecticn-'u Trovatore" Verdi
Concluding with the "Miserere''-Duet FOR two
comets, Messrs- Seymour and Jeners)
Fifteen Minutes IntemiEs!on.
March Triumphal-From Verdi
Grand Selection-"Les Huguenots" --.-NeyGbeer
song, from "LuIine." Sweet Spirit Hear
RelieiOsoL"Medl.y Of. Gospel Bennett
Containing Brightly Cleans Our Banner"
Beautiful Valley OF Eden" The Home over
Tnought" Triumph By and BY. Refuge"
,,TelI Me the Ola. !ola Story" what a Friend
We Haye in Jesus" Whittier than Snow
Patrol-."The Blue and the .Dalbey
Finsle-'Star spsngled Banner ..-......
Scott Key
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
poILAR-srILLwELL.


Stiliweii and Mr. Sylvester s. Dollar OF
Metropolis, Ill. eioped here to-day and
were married. They departed this evening
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

Department of Agriculture. Weather BUREAU
meteorological observations received at ST. Louis
September u, 1902 at SIS p. IN. local time and
. p m, seventy-htth meridian time. OCserva-
lions made at the same moment OF time at All
Stations.
Stations Dir Tn. Mx Rain. Wes thsr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Local Report.
Government Report,

r. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

small. weak organs to full size and rigor. Sim
ply send your name and address to DR.. Knapp
Medical. Co: 1851 Hull Bldg. Detroit, Mich, and
they viii gladly Sand the tree receipt with full
directions 50 any man may easily cure himself
at home This is certainly q most generous offer
and the following extracts taken from their daily
mail show what men think Of their generosity:
Dear ~Sirs:-Please accept my sincers thanks
for yours OF recent date, I have given your
treatment q thorough test and the benent has
been extr1crdtnary II has completely b-lced ms
mp. ! am just as ytsoreu. a. when = boy and
s~ns~r Sirr--You n.efho1 h..,.sfur1-
Results were exactly what I needed Strength
and vigor have completely returned and eniaree-
nent Il entirely satisfactory"
Dear Sirs:-Yocr was received and / has no
and can truthfuliy say IL Is a boon TO weak uen.
]. am greatly improved In size, strength and
vfsoF.
AZ core.pondsnce Is strictly eonndestiai.
mailed in plain sealed envelope The receipt II
<ns far the asking and the5 want every nan 10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

Mr.. sprsgue Says
A fine, smooth quality of coffee Is served
at the Delicatessen Lunchrooms.