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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22

t fContiuued from Page One.b found and It's surroundings. He des- cribed the pathway made by the body .srbe road over which, the body was cut along the mountain side said the witness, "and where the body went over there was a sharp bank four feet high. The neck was broken no doubt when Mrs. smith was jerked from the bank to the road
 Ben Adams and Archie Shuff, the young white men who saw Garner and Hunter go down the railroad behind Mrs Smith the night of the murder, again told of the incident.
 They overlook Garner and Hunter on, the track and us they stood talking a woman passed and said to them, Boys don't think hard of me for being out so late. am looking for my boys, but can't find them and I'll have to go home alone"
 One of the witnesses asked "who Is that" and Hunter replied. that Is Mrs. Smith. Don't speak to her or she will have you arrested"
 Garner and Hunter left after revers- ing their course so that they followed Mrs. Smith.
 J. R. Hollis. Charles Parks and H. c. White testified as to the condition of the body and its surroundings
 First White Man on Scene.
 MT. Hollis, who lives near the scene of the crime. was the first white person who saw the body. He was In his lot about o'clock Sunday morning when Vance Garner came up and told him that white woman was dead in the ravine below the house.
 John Mayo. the young negro who bought the towels that have figured in the case, testified that he was at the home of will Garner when Vance came there early Sunday morning and told them that a white woman had been killed near Hammond's mines. He talk ed about the case the witness said, but did not say who killed the woman.
 Matte Anthony, sister of Vance Gar ner, testified to his coming to the home of Will Garner on the Sunday morning after the murder. The solicitor asked her about several discriminating marks Vance was said to have shown, but she said she did not remember of them.
 At this juncture Lucy Mayo gave her important testimony
 Mrs. Tate Condon and D. W. Foy tes- tified to seeing Mrs. Smith on the night of the murder looking for her children near the scene of the crime Early next morning Mir. Foy met Vance Gar ner who was the first to tell him that the dead body of white woman had been found and he bsheved 1t was Mrs. Smith.
 Annie Stapleton. mother-in-law of Vance Garner. swore that Garner spent the night of the murder away from home.
 Jamie Brown testified that after sun up the Sunday after the murder Vance Garner came to his sisters house where the witness was staying. He said that Jack was in trouble and he advised the witness and Jacks mother to give him money He said Jack was going to be accused of the killing of Mrs. Smith. The woman gave Jack some money and he went away.
 The court then recessed until S:sa o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
BEATEN BY A HEAD.
rnsncnss CANA LOSES HANDICAP
 AT WIRE.
E1traAa Palma FinIshcs Strong and Tukeu the Feature at Cumbey- Iana and from the Hays
 Fflly, the Favorite.

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 2l.-coming strong nt the finish, Estrada Palma de- feated Princess Orna by a head in the dav. The Hayes lilly was favorite in the betting and showed her usual speed but was worn down by Tartan who wes himseIf tired out in the effort. Suds, winner of the first race. was a 70 10 l uh0t. Only two favorites won.
 First race, i've furlongs-Suds; io5, fHArbertl. 30 to 1, won; Mir. Wadleigh, iOl. (Munro). SO to 1. second; Marvin NeaI f12. fNicol), to 5, third. Time, f.e1 China Alley, Utah. Mazzletop. Macy, Ternus, Toastmaster. Chauncey Olcott and Girard ran.
 Second race, six furlongs-Braden. lo7, (NicoI). $ to ?, won; Air Ship. s9,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
THE MONTGOMERY ADvERTIsER.

In order to learn the extent of the ac- curacy of assertions made on the wi'- ness stand in the legislative inqulry,
 The report of these private investi, gators is nearly completed and 1t will show, according to The Herald, tnat the conclusions reached bear out those of the .officiai inqulsition and are par ticuIariy drastic with regard 70 'onn A. McCails administration or the or
 fee of President.
 Ut is understood that the final repor. sof this committed will be framea ps John A. Clafin. who Is director oI the company, and memper ot ''s finance committed"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
New CIass of Smoking Cars.

Chicago, Nov. 2I,-warned by the loss of life which always occurs in smoking cars in the event of railroad wrecks the Atchi- son Topeka, and Santa Fe has ordered tAe abandonment of all its coaches which ate now being used in the head ends of traiAs for smokers The company has ordered fil
 ty-five new cars constructed alonS the lai
 est and most approved patterns "ith stru1
 tural steel frames and steel pla.-". ms anh steel ends guaranteed to withstand almo4 nv shock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
"Hoollgnn,s Trouhles.,

"Hooligan's Troubles" was repeated' yesterday at the Bijou Theatre, matinee. and night and pleased the patrons or the Wells house. -=
 Mir. Minor as the philanthropic tramp seems to have caught on and he res ceived several encores upon his topical songs.
 Miss Bureoyne with her Mother -Mother-Mother Pin-a- Rose on- Me batter met with much favor.
 The farce will be played for the last lime at the Biiou tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
ROGERS MAY TESTIFY.
Standard oil Magnate May Go Before
 Committee.

New York, Nov. 3l-Facts are coming to light in the investigation of the Mutual Life Insurance Company which. 1t is said. may make 1t neces- sary to put H. Fl. Rogers of the Stano- ard oil Company upon the witness stand before the Armstrong Commis- sion before long.
 Mir. Rogers is chairman of the Agency Committee of the Mutual' trustee. and practically involved in the issue raised by the Mutuals own investigation committee whether the contracts adopted with Charles Il . Raymond & Co. were properly exc cuted or whether actions might He against some one for the recovery or excessive commissions paid under these agreements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
.Inrdan rorcsee. success.

AtIanta, Ga, Nov. 2I-President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association. in an interview today said that the proposition to tie up three million bales of cotton and hold for higher prices, in face of an already es- tabIfsh short crop and unprecedented consumption. is we'll under way, and promfses successful results
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Rlns-Hitchcock.

Washington. Nov. 21-With the President and Mrs. Roosevelt. the Vice-President and Mrs Fairbanks. the ambaf 'adors from C eat Britain, France. Ru sia and Brazil. and the memt e of the Cabinet . witnesses. Miss Ann Hltchcock daughte of Secreta H tch- cock and Lieute enant-Comma der W. S $. m ' United States Navy. were married at noon oday in St. John Church .--. -s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
EMERSON MADE PRESIDENT.
Head of Atlantic Coast Line Once a Cheap
 Clerk.

Richmond. Va. Nov 21.-The annual meeting of stockholders os the Atlantic Coast Line today elacted P. D. Emerson of Wilmington N. c. president: R. C. Win ton, resigned. MT. Emerson was formerly vice-president and traffic manager. He suc- ceeded Mir. Irwin on the board of direct ors All the other officers and directors were reelected. -..s
 Alex Hamilton. former second vicepresi- dent was promoted to first vice-prAsident; C. S. Gadsden was promoted from third to second vice-president; ]. R. Kenly was made third Yice-p president, dividend of per cent, was declared on the stock. placing it on a six instead of five per cent. basis The annual report showed an increass in mileage, gross and net receipts
 P D. Emerson started with the road as clerk In the freight office in wilmington N C, at SIS q month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
MANNING GETS ANGRY.
Says That He Can Tell the Committee
 Few ThinRa.

Albany, N. r., Nov. 2l.--When Will liam F. Manning of this city was told of the part his name had played in the New York insurance investigation to- day he replied with considerable heat; "If they want to hear from me let them call me before the committee. can tell Mir. Hughes a few things The place where he should turn his search 1. light is not so much on the ofncers or the insurance companies as on the In- surance Department and the Legisla" turc.
 The Department is' much to blame because If they did not know these things were going on they were incom- potent"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
wouan Killed by BurgIar.

Chicago. Nov. 21.-Miss. A 'eese. an employe of the law department of the general 0F e~ tion Company, was shot and killed to- night by a burglar whom she found in her apartments when she returned from work tonight. The burglar es- capped by leaping through window.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Notice to Stockholders.

aouth a North Alabama Railroad Company.
 office of Secretary. Mont msrv. Ala.
 rbs snsuai convention of the sharehoid- ~rs of the South & North Alabama Rail- road Company will be held at the office of Alsbsnia. on Saturday. November 2k. 1905. at i2 o'clock .:oon. for the purpose of e ;t- Sns Directors for the ensuing year. and for shs fransaction of sneh other business as may ss brought oafoFs 'si " cRArK
 se Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
pooH-PooHED BIG BAN.
Johnson Says Idea of American Quitting i
 ia RfdiouIous.

is Ridiculous.
 Chicago. Nov 21.-- President Johnson of the American base ball league today denied the statements made yesterday by Charles comIsky of the Chicago club. of the Ameri- can League. to the effect that under the management of Mir. Johnson the end of the American League was close at hand and that it would ultimately be compelled to combine with the National League on the latter's own terms.
 '.'The American League had last year." he said "the most prosperous period of its existence. and it is ridiculous to say thas VIC will give up our position and combine with the National League"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
END OF CHURCH CONFERENCE.
Adjournment After an Exhaustive Inter
 change of Views.

New York Nov 21.--After an exhaustive interchange of views by the most distin- guished divines representing thirty-seven de- nominations from all sections of the country, the Interehurch Conference on Federation which has been in session for the past week adjourned today.
 After the adjournment the delegates to the conference were entertained tonight at a reception at the Waldorf Astoria by the Denominational Union and church societies of the city. :.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
offlcIal, for Yale-Haryard Game,

New Haven. Conn. Nov 2l-It was an nounced tonight that Yale and Harvard hay agreed upon officers for Saturdays game They will be Paul Dashiel of Annapolis. Um pire; Matthew A. McCiung of Lehigh. Ref cree; MT. Whiting of Cornell. Head Lines man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
M,cALL IS CRITICISED.
New York Life Committee Has Made
 InYentIRntiOn.

New York, Nov. 2i.--AppotntmenI ps the Board of Directors. with hstt@e
 tions to report to that body, com mittee of the Now York Life Insurance Company for the last two weeks hae been conducting an internal inyesIl- Sation' for the conduct of its business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
Melvin Succeeds salmon.

Washington Nov. 2i.-Secretary Wilson today appointed Dr. A. D. Melvin of Illinois Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry 10 succeed Dr. Salmon. who resigned some time ago,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
TAX NOTICE.

City taxes will be delinquent January ie0e, Interest will be charged on aiI taxes if not paid on or before De- cennher i. 1905. R. $. Williams,
 Iot City Treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22

New York. Nov. 21.-George Von L. Meyer, American Ambassador at St. Petersburg, sailed for Europe today on the steamer Kron Prinz Wilhem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
THE BEST CUT FLOWERS.

Loose or made up in designs, fresh and fragrant, funerals or weddings. Rosemont Gardens. 100 Dexter Ave- sphone 200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
A MOOSE FOR
 JACK HUNTER

econ,,nuea from Page one,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-22
An 0vercoai Like This

is both cold and rain proof. Looks like any other coat but is impervious to the hard est rain.
 The Cravanette process makes any cloth rain proof without in any way destroy ing its lustre or finish.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-20


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.ast sunday and all report m eH.
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Msso,-Ri PATENTS

Pa'ent Attorneys, v, shine,os DC.
Granted to Missouri inven. srs this
week reported BY G. "A Snow 4 Go.
John !, Caps. Kansas City, Printing
rress-John I Drake, Allavlsta. Motor
Tor hand cars Thomas Drake. Noyinser.
Gar door, lockratus-John j. Hahn. Kan.
sss City, Door fastening device for grain
doors Elmo @. Harris, Rolla. CentYlrn.
gal pump James y Hawkins, Slater.
Float valve. John | Haynes 81, Louis.
Voting machine. Waldo A. Layman,
st. Louis, operating alternating current,
motors Rudolf Markgraf. Kansas CITY
Partition construction. Frederick W
Meyer, Elijah. Removable partition for
esg-cases John Scholl, joplin, Pump
Andrew !. scriyen, 81, Joseph. ska,.
ankle supporter, Henry F. S,ucbe. 81.
Louis. Mi,cr hox : Fucker A, Twyman
Kansas City. Air feeding device for
stoves or furnaces,
For copy q any above patents
send ten cents in postage stamps
With late date Of this paper to G. A,
Snow and Go Washington. p. q.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-20

iaADI Ivy w tN EtN
Dear Edand Corresp ,ai,a.s
will write you q few more Items
Cool Weather st present
Planting corn Is tho order Of the
day.
Katie Reademan wns thrown
from 4 horse and don't think will
recover.
Jane Barns Is on tho sick list
this weckp
Wednesday the 10 Of April ends
the Dnnsmorc School Ibis finishes
nnine months term OF School, The
patrons Of Dnnsmorc district be.
loves in education
e~, .KlIey tate expects 10 eDte
Mansfield school next NJ onday
Ella Orion called on Eta hut.
Crimson Sunday.
John Tate is seen going sontl
every .Snndry,
On! Sweetheart ypu snid Il
You found out who Love- yor
would love thcm 10 death. hop,
that yoa won't find ont, for SURE
don't want 10 die NJ the prcscn'
bat don't think that there is any
danger Of mo dying IN that WY
for your love is not that eIrong,
Bye hyo 10 ono and ali;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-20

lsa ,laprle gray thoroughbred Per.
cherom foalod Moy 49, 1888, ne is IGt
hands high weighs 1900 pounds when
in ficsh, has 1nc STYLE urd sclion and Is
q sure fpal pclter. lie WINS sired BY
Granger ISL Is, dam Maud b,
Madere 1926 81 dnm Daisy by Trois
Revere 3Iih 81 dam Molie by Donoa
l2Vi' An darn Mace by Grngcr $50.
Nublc viii make the spneon Of 1905,
Mondays, Tuesday ana WEDNESDAYS 4,
Norwood balance Of week Al Mountain
Grove.
irlm... W to insure col, Ia stand apd
suck. Mare aud col held h,r s.,vjce.
irr Morty rnr ii mare II parted MI,
"t rem wed i'om neighboori,,od, Co,e
,aNen 70 ofevtnl accidents bnt win No.,
Oe Responsible should any ocpnr ~
= " 7 Pic Owner. Min. Grove.
NJ ), finley. Keeper ii Norwood.
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ny sMILAx AND dgIyNrs"

AAs'o w w MI, Hhy wv uuvb
chat with your How arc you all
cnjoy'ng these Spring days with
sunshine and showers?
We are pleased TO know little
Maggie Jarrett who has'becn very
low with Pneumonia fever 10 i'm
proving nicely
Mrs. N. 8 Finley aid dsnghto,
Eihe spent Wednesday eve at Mrs
smothcrmans.
Prot. Carter Of Harlville will
teach the Candle School this year.
We wish him success. s,...
Thomas Hill had tbe.1nsiortunc
o. getting q great deaaap fence
burned hast week, A working was
given Fri, 10 replace Il,
A. g. Candle and Ri. Jarrett
went to Harivilie Saturday on
business.
NJ 8. Finley and wife spen,
Sunday with NJ. ID. Stcwarts.
On Monday Of last week John
Smotherman had an eight month
old calf which was chokcd on a
sweet potato, They could not re.
lievG n so o surgeon WAS called
and an operation performed the
potato being taken ont Of lis
throat, tho littlo cali is getting
along nicely now.
Bert Caudle of Springfield who
is flrcman on the Frisco System
visited relatives 10 this vicinity
last week.
NJ D. Stewart is preparing TO
mako a new fence on the north
side Of his farm. which will inn
prove tho looks Of his farm great.
".
Mrs. Yandall Is on the sick list
tins week.
Ralph Jarrett, Frank Finley and
Clyde and Earl Steinert attended
the pie supper at Stony Point near
Mt. GROVE Friday night;
Sunday Mrs. Finley and Mrs
Steinert wore called to the bed.
side of their mother Mrs. NJ. C..
Stewart Of Norwood who fell and
dislocated her hip and fractured
the bone.
Sunday School and Church at
Union Grove was well attended
last sue.
A number OF young ladies' from
Union Grove attended the Spring
opening al the Millucr store last
Saturday.
We correspondents arc pleased
to hear from Sweetheart" again
ind wish TO meet you on Cores.
pondents Day.
We will just say TO 'Forgetme,
not II she, two mean theyl wan,
TO know how 'Smilax AID Grlnny'
look just come over and SEQ US. as
we are afraid u description would
irlgh ton the readers, SO Bye.bye
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-20
Correct Mistake.

Correspondents Day viii be on
the o0th IN place Of 2lst Of May.
it will DO ii the Grove owned
by Mr.. Hitchcock Of Nor
wood No, Look for Bills or
Posters.
We invite tho citizcns Of Nor
wood and Neighbo:s to assist il
making this day ono Of the bert
ever had IN Norwood; in our next
weeks issne the object Of the day
will be gwen.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-20
MILESTONE Item,
BY t'usss Who


BY tsusss Who
Hello kind I'D. ard correspondents
after long time absence VIII come
again,
Some Of the farmers are s,iIl pillow
ing Tor corn,
Wheat is looking fine in this
vicinity.
Quite crowd attended the sing.
'ng a, Sioney Poin, Sunday night
Ella Green and Sallle Johnson call
ed on Hattie and Ethel Frisk Mon.
Alma smedley spent Friday nigh,
with Hu,da Olson,
Some OF the Union Grove boys
attended the pie social at Svoney
Point Friday night,
Bay!ess and Emma Johnson en-
tertalned q number Of friends Wed |
night playing finch, those present
were: Hulda Olson, Alice and Ella
Ncukirk, Matte, Dove and Ella
Green and Alma Smedley, win Oh.
son, Harry West and Oscar Kallumn
they al! reported an enjoyable time.
Marion Absher and family Of Steep
Hollow were the guests Of will Neu-
kirk and wife Sunday.
Mrs, Green was a welcome visitor
at Mrs. will Neukirk Friday.
Dora Colson Of Oakland visited
Ida Frlsk Thursday also called On
Alice and Ella Neuhirk.
J. Fletcher was seen on our streets
wednesday.
John Agcc Dough, him a new Gull
'lyatcr he means to 90 TO farming
right.
Efhie Stephens Of Lone Star is vis
iting the Misses Green the later
part of last week.
Ha, ha, | wonder how Marion got
home from Mountain Grove monday
that was sure to bad.
John Thomas and vile took supper
with X. X. Smedley and wife Tues
day night.
( wonder il 'Forgclmenoi's' beau
come Sunday night Ihope you ems
ljoyed your selves fine.
| David Bisgers,aii OF Oregon who
is visiting his father in Mountain
Grove the past week made flying
trip down on milestone Sunday eve.
Peter C'ols,on OF Oakland hsn!od
. load Of lumber from the Colony
mill Friday.
Alice Neuklrk and Dove Green
I, spent Sunday with Hnlda Olson.
Oxlsy colson and family were
pleasant collers on Dick Green and
wife sunday. "
1 Church at campbell School house
Sat, night and also Sunday At II
o'clock conducted by Rev. Harret,
Was wcll attended.
II, X. Smedley and family visit
cd his parents In Mountain Groy,
Sunday.
Ike Green was the weIcom,
! gnests Of Bayless Johnson sunday
Forrest..Melbor spent Saturda,
highland Sun. with Harry west.
we heard from another party
wonder who come again We sur,
do enjoy reading news from ii
!. neighborhoods. \
John Freedholm and wife Of Roc
Dale we're Visiting CO. Frisk snd fan
i ily sunday.
, Ella Noukirk spent Sunday with Emm
Johnson.
III can gather up any more Item
! from The waste basket win come asaI
lad hyehye 10 ALL
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Joseph Buckley of ChorryvaIsI
Kansas come IN Saturday TO s@l
his mother
Mrs. Liza Floyed fran I}eaysiI
Crock il helping nurse her mothH
Mrs. Buckley.
J. Q. Williams is at work br
Hoil'ar,h and Co.
IMm Popperweli spent saturday
night with Frank and Geors'
Williams,
Hollow Tuimage why are yOt
all looking Tor The third Sun
70 come for' Lei us creek paopIt
know what Is going 10 10 gong onN
Mrs. Buckley is reported na
better at present writing,
W. A. IIollar,h will comenr.
work on the rhone line running
from Alice to II ,uston Monday
. I'd cnEssEr please let u. know
where you are going to have
Correspondents day at, SO so all
can come.
II this escapes the W B sill
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Il flI3 Ill ISL r
'rYusnaD EyGay TuraspAYs
YOR W0OD MISSOURI


LOcAL Z0RE
The Colony nil will be moved
this week.
don't forget we have received
our Spring line Of dress goods.
they are up to date:
Ellis and Little,
--c. A. Simons il down With
rheumatism at present writing
For all styles 4 colors in On,inp
ko'io Pope GBradford.
Everything al cost for oash,
THE Sunday School organized
At tho Hall on last Sunday was
we'll attended.
Pope < Bradford have a new line Of
Oyercoass. Hats, Caps & Glove
cheap as dirt.
Mr. Kelley one Of the Colony
Blacksmiths Is at present on the
pnny list.
There il runner ahoat that Ben
Atsher killed Charles Barns;
Again We hear II diapu ted we do
not know whether II ia trne or
false.
-~Hamllton Brown Shoes are the best
Pope Y Bradford handles them.
Everything at cost for cash
go TO Ellis d. Little for nicss
line Of mems dress shoes in
town.
My. Gray one Of the Colony
Blacksmiths is very sick. Or
Vannoy is his doctor: he is some
better at present writing
Ben Farris Is now working Mt
the Colony mill Ben is n fine boy
he worked for the Colony about
three years ago, and proved his
nth by his work and acts,
WANTED, Stock to pasture.
Plenty Of fine grass and All abun.
dance Of living water, ut Oakland
three miles East of town,
w, n. West.
Norwood Is booming at the
present time the people are wax,
ing up to thcir own interest and
you will find the CREssET always
in the push;
~-Don't fail TO call on Pope & Brad.
ford Tor your clothing & overcoats.
3, ary thing at cost for cash,
Hon; Frank Ellis was in our ville
on last Tuesday. The Ed; had
the privilege OF clasping his hand
in warm embrace: Friend Ellis
is one Of Mos; old stand bys in
the Republican Ranks
Japan is still the Master Piece
In the field Of Battle III the far on
east. Not much fighting at the
present time, it 10 expected in tho
future there 70 be a Naval Battle
between TIE two heets Japan and
Russia.
Gail o., Ellis 4 Little when IN
need Of Ladies and Gents Fur.
nishing goods they carry the
completcst line in town,
Norwood has new Millinery
store; Mrs: Wells and daughter
Is now ready 70 accommodate the
ladies' OF town or Country with
the best Grade of Goods in thei,
line Of millinery: Call on them
Ladies. and yet your summe,
hats and dress goods.
10 to J r. Hitcheocks 10 bu,
yonr Liqnozone. 1 am tn,
authorized agent 10 sell you
Bottles for $500 Dollars. GuArAn
tssd. 30 cent Bottles free whom 20,
Isnd and ret orders. Send At one
il you have never nsed Liaaozone