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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
DIETz FAMILY FIGHTS POSSE
wisconsin Man Holds Fort I'm Contest
for Water Right on
River.

MILWAUKEE, July 26.-An Evening Wis
consin special from Ladysmith, Wis. says
that the long-threatened clash between
John Dietz and family on one side and a
posse on the other occurred yesterday, and
incomplete information indicates that Diets
still holds the fort. About $50 shots were
fred. One Of the posse was shot three
times and is in a serious condition. Clar-
snce Dietz, son of John, was also wounded,
but his condition is unknown.
John Dietz for a long time has pre-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
c1oudburst Report ExaEEerated.

MODANE, France, July N-Ihe reports
that ffteen persons were killed as a result
Of the cloudburst yesterday in the Mont
Cenis district are Incorrect The rumoTs
10 that effect grew out OF the first moments
of terror when several persons were miss
ing but since then all these have been
that there was no loss Of life. Traffic by
way OF Mont Cents Is indefinitely inter
rupted, the tracks and bridges being badly
damaged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
TWO BODIES TAKEN FROM LAKE
Coroner Says Great Northern Wreck
Was Caused by High Speed over
Dangerous Track.

SPOKANE Wash, July &.-The bodies
OF Fireman George Bell and E. NJ. New
coinbe. killed in the Great Northern wreck
near Camden on Monday, were recovered
from Diamond lake today. Coroner Nc
Rae of Stevens county has decided to hold
no inquest. He says there is no doubt
that the wreck was caused by running at
too high speed over a dangerous piece of
track
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
GIiddrn Tourl.I. in Mnine.

wATERVILLE, Me. July. 26.-The Glid1
den automobile tourists were favored with
pleasant weather they rode out OF
Waterville today, headed for Rangley
lakes, a distance of los miles. There were
fifteen cars with clean scores in the group
trophy and two contestants. for the Dem,
ing trophy had not marred their records
up to the hour of starting today. 's- 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
Mailing Tru.t 40 Move.

MINNEAPOLIS, July a-The American
Mailing company, or Mailing trust" cap
ton of the kind and predominant ia the
barley trade OF the United states, win re-
move It's western purchasing headquarters
gust L
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27

Evidence of Alleged Plot.
PARIS, July 2s According to the Jour
nails ST. Petersburg correspondent the
Russian authorities discovered in the course
OF recent searches the existence of a gi-
gantie organization for a general revolu-
tionary strike in October next the plans
of which had been perfectly prepared.
The emperor consequently decided to strike
a sharp blow by dissolvinE the representa-
tive assembly and thus prevent Parliament
from becoming a tribune for revontionists
The Echo de Paris states II was police
Intervention at secret meeting at the
offices of the newspaper Mlsla, which was
attended by a number of deputies, that
led to the discovery of a plot by the
organized labor and Jewish groups of the
lower house of Parliament. The govern
ment demanded the expulsion Of the leader
Of the movement, Deputy Solomka. The
house refused to accede and consequently
It was dissolved, the government believing
1t was cogniEant OF the plot.
Finnish Policemen Strike.
HELSINGFORS, Finland, July 26.-This
city Is without police protection owing to
strike of patrolmen on all the beats.
After a conference between the authorities
and citizens today 1t was announced that
the strikers hau all Deen dlscnarBed ana
that the residents would undertake the
preservation of order until the organization
of a new police force.
Conditions in Interior.
KHARKOV. July ga correspondent
of the Associated Press, who arrived here
today from st. Petersburg, found the rail-
road stations en- route heavily guarded by
troops. While all is quiet he says there
, is a tremendous undercurrert OF excite
ment.
The governor general has confiscatedl the
paper owned by Prof. Grodeskul. who was
vice president of the lower house, tRnd
another liberal paper and has forbidden
the printing ofices to publish contribu-
tions of any kind from members of the
outlaw Parliament. The attitude OF the
peasantry in this province is represented
to be alarming. Agitators are travelling
from place TO place melting the peasants
rise, burn, plumber and take possession OF
the land. Two estates near here were
| burned last night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
PetiEiIka-TadIOck

Mr.. James Petizilka and Miss Bessie Tad
lock were married Thursday evening at the
parsonage Of Dietz Memorial church, Rev.
D. w. McGregor officiating. Mr. Petlzilka
is a clerk at the Merchants hotel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
NeEress Bears sin Children.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2.-At King
ston, in Williamson county. this state, a
negress yesterday gave birth 10 six chill
dren. The children are well formed and
all were alive at last aecounth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27

from 1851 to 1855 was receiver in the gov
eminent land once from 1867 TO 1875 and
was county clerk from 1855 to 1863. For
many years he was engaged in the mer-
camille and banking business and did much
for the upbullding Of Beatrice. He Ia sur
vived By a widow and one son.
James Richard DeRemer.
DENVER, Colo. July 26.-James Richard
DeRemer, civil engineer and railroad
builder died Of paralysis today at his resi-
dence in this city. aged SO years lie was
born at Mauch Chunk Pa. Mr.. DeRemer
built the famous swinging bridge on which
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad goes
through the Royal gorge and achieved other
dficult engineering feats In construction
Of mountain roads
Colonel A. J. smith.
CLEVELAND, July 26.-Colonel A. J..
Smith of Cleveland. general passenger and
ticket agent of the Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern railway. died today at Har-
riettstown, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
HYMENEAL.


MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, July %
Especial. THE marriage Of Charles r.
Higgins and Jeanette A. Tamisia, both Of
this place. occurred yesterday morning at
s o'clock at ST. Patrick's Catholic church.
Rev. Father Malone oficiated. They will
reside in Missouri Valley.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
Hotel Mt Leeds.

LEEDS. England, July 26.-The Great
Northern hotel here was practically de-
stroyed by the fire which broke out here
late last night, but the bremen prevented
the flames from spreading. The total loss
is $3.50, O00
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
Barn Near Fremont.

FREMONT, Neb., July 26-(special Tele-
gram.)-A barn on the farm Of Theodore
Dittmare, near Nickerson, was struck by
lightning last night and burned TO the
ground with horse and a quantity Of
grain. Loss about $500, partially covered
hN Insurance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
Evidence of Alleged Plot.

| refusal to pay taxes or furnish recruits to
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
FIRE RECORD.
Cleveland Country Club

CLEVELAND. o., July 25.-Fire early
today practically destroyed the buildings
OF the Cleveland Country club, a few miles
east of the city limits The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000 partially covered by
insurance. The fire is thought to have
originated from defective electric wiring.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
Have Your Bed Blankets Wash
ed by Mill Process Now.
Tel Douglas s1s.

The beauty Of fine wool blankets is
often spoiled by them not being washed
properly. They have shrunk, turned
hard, oily. or have changed from white to
a dirty yellow. All this can be avoided
and you can have your bed blankets like
new ~ you send them to us We have
them washed, bleached, rebound and re-
finished by one Of the best mills in the
country. Prices for single blankets 15c
double blankets. 800 send them to blsn-
ket department in basement. We will
make a shipment 10 our blanket mill about
August IS. Get your blankets here in
tlna
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27

signal has gone forth arrests will be use
less and the government will again find
that Il acted too late in closing the po-
Itlcal clubs which has been followed by the
closing OF all the workmens unions and
suspected tea houses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-27
Bee. July as. 1905.
Gown Special for Friday.

one Of our regular numbers the work
nanship Is good and the style IL dainty
low priced for Fridays special selling.
This gown is made Of fine long cloth, with
round neck and short sleeves, with valen-
ciennes edging. Regular price, s2.&.
FRIDAY n.25 EACH
one other pretty style Of cambria, with
embroidery yoke and short sleeves Reg
ular price, 2.25.
FRIDAY H& EACH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

AT las, there IL to be o systematic movement 20 SET
forth 10 che United States Europe the physical
and social attractions Of the areai region atFeiohng
from the norhory line Of Missouri and Kansas 70 the
gulf d Mexico and iho Rio ounde che Globe-Dom-
ocrst The southwestern Industrial Association has
planned campaign which has this for rs object That
body Is composed Of the commercial organizations Of Mis-
s9ur Kansaa Arkansas Oklahoma. indian Territory and
Texas The sl Louis Merchants exchange and husi-
ness Mems ioasue belong io H. The chief inspiration
Tor the h'rnaiiun Of the association came ofsinaiy
from st. Hnuis special aim OF the society win De 90
reach the OF thousands who Influenced BY the
seductive Canadian appeals over into she Doc
mnion. and also 20 rcsch the thousands OF these dupe
who are returning TO the United States.
The railways Of the sDuthwest-Ass0Hh Pacific,
Iron Mountain Missouri Kansas Texas. Frisco Rock
leland. samg Fe End The rest Of thom-are ioklng q
hand IN thc immigration propaganda IN fact, the
railways for years past have been doing good deal Of
missionary work ut this sort But now. under the new
stimulus which the Southwestern Industrial Assocla-
TONS campsisn offers tho roads will be able 70 do
for rhs section then they have been able 90 ac
compish heretofore valuable their work has been IN
this direction They VIII have able and alert allies in
She constituent members ~ The Southwestern Industrial
Association. Literature viii be- distributed which VIII
diner from that sent 90 from Canada 10 this
Vital respect that q will tell a true Glory The condi-
tons agricultural miucraosos and social or this &C..
gon viii be set forth Ia language which VIII stand oil
tests.
No clnims says me Globe Democrat win be- vet up
except those which experience amply subsianaied.
The railroads and enc commercial and industrial assoc
caiiona Of this locality viii he glad 20 Furnish on IN
formation regarding tho southwest place of settle
mcnt and development which n asked ioF Many sorts
OF MISUNDERSTANDING fruit raising cattle herding co-
ton growing umbefing eardon truck producng as well
as manuecurng merchandising and the Of the Inn
poriant nciviuoa-can here hnd favorable field On
these statehood creation days when the eyes Of the
country are beginning De turned toward this locality
with special interest there particular umeliness Ia
this settemon and development campaign which Is be-
Ing started BY the commercial associations and the rail-
ways Of the southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

recent ielegram from Topeka said that J. G. Rob-
inson. member Of Inc state board of railroad commits
soners and OF che best known stockmon ia the
state says that the Kansas will begin feeding
wheat 20 their stock within thirty days unless there Is
greater spread" between the prices Of wheat and
u has been ave years since Kansas farmers fed
wheat 20 their stock In 1901 the price OF wheat and
together that the farmers ground the
wheat and fed Il 70 their stock
In 1901" said Mr. Robinson. q feed 1900 bushels
of wheat aud four carloads ~ flour my stock mixed
the low grade Hour bought with cotton seed meal aud
made good feed Tor stock The prices Of wheat and
were together that year that could not
afford 10 ship out wheat aud ship Ina This
wheat a worth go cents bushe IN Butler county
and Is worth so There sixty pounds OF
wheat TO the hushc aud u Is therefore worth a
pound Corn has only hfiysix pounds 10 the bushel We
raise more wheat 10 Butler county than corn, and We
would therefore nave 10 ship out wheat and ship n
wheat and that much hushel 20 ship N corn.
Tho result is thar tho ourn IL worth about 90
cents bushel % as and tho wheat about ~ cents a
bushei There Is more nulrlmenf Ia hushel Of wheat
BY about four pounds, better aaord 70 feed
the wheat"
The wheat crop ia Butler and number Of other
wheat counties Is larger than expected ana u 10
very probable that great deal OF a viii DO ed 10 stock
between and the time u ready for feed. Ia
nearly an % the counties whore wheat the principal
crop the condition viii be similar that prevailing In
Butler The crop promises 20 he 81 the big
Of the year ara Il Is expected that the price Of
this grain viii drop when the crop A. nearly ready 20
market n the drop IN price II enough - warrant the
change The farmers viii besin feeding ugalu after the
Cypp IL ln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

frict." said he "ihere d strl plenty
oi water and grass. as q result % the
heavy anowfaila last winter The
waiofholea are full. and the ranges
are in 0ne condition. on ihp whole
We have nothlng 30 complain az Sheep
are faring a. well. Also Mr Fuller
con apeai the day here ami viii re-
turn 90 hia ranch tomorrow
Dr r a. jones. the mining engineer.
has iusi finished n special report on
the bullNn output 90 NeN Mexico for
the yest 1905 10 the treasury depart.
mcnt =, The uHlfed States The dtfa-
Coz saga thar tAe output iog lhe rear
1905 shows a healthy increase over
The year 1904 which indicates On IN.
creased activity IN mining In the ter.
riiufF
The Ere department has fnst 10.
ceived a new hose Jacket that viii
prove ~ great benefit 10 the Hramen.
as leak IN d hose can Dee Instantly
stopped By Co. uao. thus doing away
with the losing 81 time in urcuurlins
and putting on q neW ieng.h Of bose
in case of q leak. break. of hole burn.
ed in The hose THE jacket clamps
tightly over the hole in the hose. thus
eicc uailv closing the iuaF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Railway rates, both freight and passenger much
lower Ia New Zealand than IN the United States At
least that e the assertion oi Sir Jos g. Ward the
prime minister of the colony He attributes the grail
flying condition 20 the ac that Of the 287Q miles Of rail-
way IN New Zealand $500 owHea and operated BY
the government and when the government roads earn
more than aA per annually capital cost the
public Is given the benedt IN decrease n rates
On the same day that Sir JossBh gives this iu-
formation, Jos D. Mcnamara OF Cairo Egypt chief cleo
irlcol engineer 81 the Egyptian Railways company
nounceg that Americans pay three times much FOR
their electric lighting u charged IN Egypt That gnud
old familiar phrase Ozark Egypt % have out
lived 49, justification. And New Zealand seems to have
answered the familiar argument that IN and
sparsely Betied country ralwny rates must necessarily
be high
Maybe the gay American eagle has been screaming
Ia little TOO loudly about some things 10 be we
surpase the rest Of he world In many lines ~ business.
Bat II worth while occasionally 10 pause and consid-
Ter whether marvellous commercial triumphs not
achieved very often at too heavy the common
people Of the country Perhaps the development would
be substantial and the prosperity genuipS II
the division Of the benefits general
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

The report " earthquake shocks Ia Sooorfo y. NJ
near the line Of the Atohson. Topeka Santa Fe rail-
road trunk line leading 20 California interesting
from scientific view however alarming those who
are driven from their homes otherwise affected by
them The line Of dstubrance has connection with
that upon wgch san Francisco is situated being coo
miles more 10 the eastward u has the dircc
ton, however being enthusiastically and extending up
into the EASTERN part OF Oregon and Wilshlng0n q Is
marked Ia It's course hy extensive, and IN places
very deep beds reaching Ia their northern limits
thickness Of thousand feet through which che
Des Chues river has eat chasus of that depth These
period and Tor great intervals o volcanic action iu the
outflow of molten Lava, with occasional elevated conioa
volcanoes long extinct Those who have crossed the
continent by the Santa ~ route may recall haylns seen
che fiat lava beds ne norhward % socorro appear
Ing dark masses iutorspersed among the mountain
meadows. This discharge. as Also the tremors which
have injured the house n socnrro Is attributed tn the
suhsldouco 81 of the wallis cracked hy the up
uf 10 the protess Of mountain making and similar 20
ihe san Francisco phenomenon. -CourerI0urnai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

a nATcH or INTERESTING PARA
GRAPHS FROM coo9 SOUTH.
GRIN TOWN.

Special Correspondence
neminN n. M. suly 80 The DEM
lng Gun club spent sunday in Silver
City.
Dan .J0hgson says cattle are look
ing good everywhere he has bcen the
East few weeks
Maurice Norahgga has rfaFncd
from the Mlmbrcs hot sprinsa. where
be- has been spending his vacation
Miss Minnie McGaaehy al silver
City spent Sunday with ner mnthed
la pcming, returning The nsE day
g ID Bradshaw. a catinlan 1f Arl
tesla, N o.. reports conditions IN hls
county as very promising
II. II. uuh0ae has catered the 81
Joseph saniiarium at Silver CITY He
expects 90 be- there Cor snFefa months
Miss Mary Wbliohlii has roturnal
to her home in Silver Cilg afits
spending a week very pleasantly hero
as the guest of Mrs ~ H Williams.
~ "a WhIiohlil and mmilf urmer-
ly of Silver Clty returned Tuesday
from an extended irlp Go Gearalu and
wiz make this their home ln the fu-
fure
Mrs w n Gdiuny has elue ID Ala
mog0rd0. NJ. H. whore Sire nit Visit
Mrs Vs. u Gleason. o lurmeF resident
of Demlng Mira 0ulnuy u.ll aisp
visit 10 Cloudcrofg an- El paso before
returning home
Ice Upton OF ihr o Bar r. ranch
came in uud report Ihlngs roTy dry
out there and saws rain win have ID
come soon or the nay crou win BE-
short he says, though. th cattle
out there are looking goo1
A small hro iu thc fr Hence of
James Tracy caused by cleo re wires
was verv exciting for awhiio ant was
put out before The Csc department.
reached a. There WIS rD damusel
About the same time 4 Gre hr0lte oilt
IN the noke residence and fhn boy
had another run. e also hai heen pxa
tlnEulshod when they roaulei tho
hOuao
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
LAS CRUCES ITEMS.

Special Correspondence
las Cruces. n NJ. iuly g5.-Thd
foundation la now belng laid FOR ibid
Alex Morrison house on las Cuccd
avenue
Attorneys Wade a Paxton are I'd
AlnmoEordo taking the testimony M
the Tularosa water ease
The latter part ~ che week Chrii
Wolf. the tailor. was thrown on 20 q
harhwire fence by hts horse Ho wai
severely est and his lelf arm was dis
located
John u Riley the wealthy cattlel
man ui Colorado Springs, Colo. passed.
through here Monday on the road
10 Alamosordo % he a witness ia lhg
famous rularosa water case. which 0,
TO be- heard there
Col Eugene Van P9tteu, register o'
the United States land office, spen,
Sunday and Monday a. his mouniaifI
resort IN company With the local "a
litia company, preliminary encamp
ment before leaving for Auatln
Summer "a Center bns received /
warrant from Col nOffaldane cnmI
mnnder 81 the First regiment of lnl
iantry, New Mexico National guar5
at Albuquerque. appointing aim qun
termaaier seFeeant Of the locaI mlHiia
company He viii accompany them
% Austin
A. 8. Robertson hopahf frrm 81 p.
BHtena and B T. iohnsur SIS ncrei
near Mesiila for sl5.O0H rlia deal I
one % the biggest that has occnrrp
for SOME time.
There IL great activity ir vale
land and prices are adyaurinl ever
dav a. q result of she great Fpelo ir N
cation project a number 90 H00d sailed
have recently been recorded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

AZ the very beginning ~ the sensational reports
concerning ihe socorFo earthquake sent % outside
papers ~ INSCRIPTIONS correspondents protested ou
the ground that much harm would be done % the terrs
tory we are glad that tAe Albuquerque Citizen has
begun crusade against the reports and the reporters
Wednesday The Citizen sent the Associated Press
vigorous denial d the truth 81 the statements that had
found their way pfnt through this usually reliable
aud conservative agency Through the medium u unpFn
clpod correspondents iu santa 10 aud fa Paso. The
citizens % socOrO also endeavorng 10 set the press
right regarding the matter There 90 be doubt
that great injustice has been done 20 Socoo Tho most
reliable reports ahoN that more than $4,000 worth %
damage has been done and not person has been In
lured.-~Iaa Vegas Optic,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
LETTER FROM SUPER
VlSlNG ARCHITEC1
m THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
At WASHINGTON, ASKS Foi
PROPOSALS FOR SURVEY ID
FEDERAL BUILDING SITE HERE

That the postomce department Ind
tends to ~gei busy with the snend
ing ~ that si00O00 appropriation 10.
puhlic building % Albuquerque 4
the very near future. o. mad man
TEST by g letter received from J. R
Taylor supervising architect ln IND
treasury department. Washington. M
g. asking tha local sionire 90 al4
shat office by securing from tho Alhr.
querune clty engineer aud ether ned
sons here technically qualified. prc
posais for Furnishing a survey. data
and information ID relation 20 ind
land secured al g site upon which ind
pn1lic building % 20 be located
This land IS located AZ the NORTH
west corner OF Gold avenue an{
F9irlh street. opposite the Commel'
cial cluh building. The specification
.oi the survey call Tor the showing ~
the plat OF toe actual angles and M
meneions oi the lOt, locations 90 adia
cent streets, sidewalks. curb lines. etc
frees, telephone poles, ffc.. buildings
excavations, etcs and location Df AT
water gas and sewer mains. Thl
irarlnHs must be- on llhen 24x2|
lnchea. suitable ior blue niiufing. Thl
survey if a. le accompanied hy fwt
actual photographs ot the slia aud 81.
surrOundinea
This order q taken 10 moaq tNai thl
government Intends sendlrF an arch.
ieci % this city ip ihe very near n.
furo 40 start ihe work 0i cree .ne Al
huqueraues federal bullllng
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

THAT Russell Sage should have devoted four score
Years 10 the amassng Of fortune which bis heirs viii
sauandor ia law suta before hia body mas turned
10 dust A. an eloquent GRAFTON che folly Of who
ahoapsth up riches and uowelh not who shall salher
them" Ho lived and died paupor Ia On that ennohies
the race or the individual he lived died utterly
useless ID the progress 81 humanity the veeat tramp
Al An the land 10 collect wealth which he used % no
gooa parYose Sc dwmfed and Hhgiyeled hs soul and
went ont Of the uued ~ Che great Of 90 years loved
by none and regretted By few.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

sonora nosa Ahfeu. fhe Iiohesi woman u Cu1a, 2
handsome. Intelligent arlatocratic looking widow
worth s20o00o0. and with 40 ineumbrance She hyea
"a the Corro fashionable suburb Of HAVANA was born
"a Cuba as was her late husband arid a her Interests
ana symnaihies are entirely npn-spansh To seuora Is
very democratic IN manner and takes great interest in
society originated 81 American 10 aid the poor
ger plantation one tha largest in Cuba consata Of
10000 acres ~ magnificent conee land.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Itching piles provoke profanity. bu
profanity won't cure them. Doanl
Olntment cures Itching, bleeding o
proirudlng piles after years 0l suffer
lns Az any drug store