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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-25

K0101 For Indigestion.
= Relieves sour stomach,
palpitation Of theheart Digess whatyou eat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
DRESS E F s GOODS,

, .oo yards of black brown and blue French vo1c $l.51 quality. 1o" week ................ e1 15 300 yards Of Wash sI& s1a stripe and fancy 5oe
 '''.''.'''.#' A9c 200 yards white lIabeHiseI Silks 3G inches wide oc quality fer 2ne week .............s.. 35c Dress Patte2.s or Figured Mohair. original price
 $loo and S12@ for one week s............... 49c 800 yards Of fancy Dress Silk, medium, light and
 evening sAales, ao Wo patterns alike. $l.50 10 $25o for one week ...===...>......-....-.s sl.OO
 1000 yards of Doaad Swiss Embroidered Swiss
 Cross Barred and s,.;p71 Lawns very sheer striped
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
Rutherfcrd-klappenbach.

MT. w. B. Rutherford announces the engagement and approaching marriage of his daughte ter, Mary Els telle, to MT. Felix Klappenbach Of New Bramfels, Texas, the ceremony to take place early in June.
 Miss Rutherford is a sister Of M.ssrs. J. F. and P. L. Rutherford and Mrs. H. II. Warren of this city. where she has made her home for several years, and by her personal charms and grace of manner has endeared herself to host Of friends, who will receive this an- nDuncement with interest. Miss Rutherford is at present in San An tonfo, Texas, where she spent the winter, but vii, return te this city the latter part of May.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
Musical COterie Meeting.

On Wednesday morning, April 15,
 one Of the most enjoyable concerts of
 the season was given by the Musical
 Coterie at the Temple. The interest in this organization has been growing throughout the year as , is evinced by the new members that
 have been added from time to time to the already large membership At this meeting the audience was the
 largest for the present year, and was very appreciative and enthusiastic. The following program, which was arranged by Mrs. J. I. Norris, was we'll rendered.
 ] Morn rise-Coterie chorus. Spanische Danse (Moskowsk)-
 Mrs. Norris, Sanders, Seymour Mont gomery
 ! Protestations (Homer Norris)- ! Mrs. Ferguson, violin obligato, Miss
 Hardin.
 Valse Arabesque, two pianos Lack )
 Miss Langford, Mrs. Byrd. Sing On (Denza)- Miss Harris,
 Miss Atkinson
 } Trembling Leaves (Godard). La
 Pecadora (DCosta)-Niss Lazarus. ;. The Rose Tree (Coohngham)-Niss
 Barrel, Mrs. Core, Mrs. Knox, Hrs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19

spared time or expense in equipping both of his barber shops. The barber shop located at No. 123 Main street has employed eight tonsorial artists that are courteous and painstaking, to the wishes of their many patrons. They are ever popular. The Y. NJ. C.
 A. shop of recent date passed under the management of MT. Green In this shop he has used the same good judgment in selecting up-to-date fix lures and barbers of unquestionable ability. Mir. Green is popular among his employees and has many friends both in and out of the city-Clint Green has longing for dogs, guns. quail and ducks as well as razors-- and at many times during the hunt ing season is there a sign out, Gone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
.!t'N,r:lo society i9S Hir;

hc members of the JdEenila So- c'ety of the Lakeside Methodist church and many of their little friends enjoyed delightful egg aunt Saturday afternoon at Wiley Jones park The eggs were con ninely hidden at the roots of trees. and under leaves, and when a nest" was discovered shouts of joy were heard, and for several hours the music of childish voices and laughter was heard while the mer- " hunt went on. After it was over each child carried away a number Of the pretty brightly tinted eggs. and little Society" hosts and host asses realized nice little sum for 5.eir treasury from the small ad- mission charged to join in the pleasure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19

Fowler.
 ! Rhapsodie Hongrois UiszD-Mf. McNeiil, Miss Elliott, Mrs. Bocago, Mrs. Fowler.
 Wanderers $ Night Song (Ruben- ein)-Miss Harrel, Mrs. Core.
 Hungarian CompOsers-Mrs. Peck
 Parting Song from Fifth Symphony (Raff)-Mrs. Norris, Miss Hardin Miss Culver, Mrs. Renfrow
 Chorus-Coterie chorus.
 This meeting being the regular time for the election of officers, the follow ing were elected; President, Mrs. l.. Q Knox; vice president, Mrs. Peck; sec retary, Mrs Ledbetter; treasurer, Mrs W. B. Saunders; press correspondent Miss Philpot; chorus director, MT. Me Neill.
 The next meeting of the coterie will close the season on the evening o1 1 May 20th. This will be an open ses- sion and for this occasion extra eff forts will be made to have an excel l lent program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
FREE TRAIN FOR
 THE TRAVELLERS
Arkansaw Travellers Who Will Attend Fort Smith Meeting, May Be Sent There on Special Made Up of Pu!i- mans, Free of Charge.

Another largely attended and en-
 thusiastic meeting of the Arkansaw
 Travellers was held at the Hotel Jef- ferson last night and the coming con-
 vention at Fort Smith discussed. Pres ident w. \. Trulock presided and Secretary Guy Leflar was at his desk as usual.
 A. w. Nunn announced last night
 chants and wholesalers here furnish ing a special train to the Travellers free of charge 10 make the trip to and from Fort Smith in June and com mittee was named to ascertain how
 many Travellers would go if such a train was furnished them.
 1 The indications are that Pine Bluff twill send a large delegation to the
 Fort Smith convention and the general l opinion over the state is that this city l will capture the 1909 meeting A large number of reports were submit ted last night and showed fine pro- gress. F. F. Bloom of the campaign committee, 4'0"med the Travellers that their bU .I; would arrive in a few days.
 it was i ,'ided to hold big joint live wire .l!3ker at the Hotel Jefferson
 early next month, at which the mem
 bers Of Post c of the T. F. A., the Ar
 kansaw Travellers and the Pine Bluff
 Board of Trade will be the guests. The
 smoker will be one of the largest yet held here. V. o. Alexander and A. w. Nunn were named as committee of two to ascertain how many of the firms would give their salesmen a leave of absence during the Fort Smith
 convention and H. B. Solmson, T. T. Daniel and Tom Green were named as a committee to list the measures of
 the uniforms to be worn by the Travel CTS on the trip. The transportation
 committee was authorized to contract
 for a special train of Pullman cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19

Easter Sunday marks the close of the Lenten season, that season when fair femininity seems particu- larly to be supposed to bid m orary farewell to the alurlng charms of society and fashion, ana in mental sackcloth and ashes dc penance for past frivolity and sinful ness, and prepare fer revlvllyln5 of the spirit ill quiet meditation and prayer After which time, with consciences relieved and spirits re- newed, they may don their Eastel Nts and gowns ill appropriate and bRutiful attire rejoice in newness t heart. The custom of new E les for Easter is really Of quit serious origin. there being an an- cient religious custom somewhere which required in observance of the day, that three new articles of ap- paTel be worn, and the idea has grown until the Easter dressir? has come to assume important pro portions in the celebration of the day. It is, therefore, a consolation to the serious-minded, to feel that bah'nd such seeming frivolity and extravaganza there is a serious be- ginning, and that after all, the flower gardens of today have the semblance of justification. With the exception of the meetings of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
Tee and Bazaar.

'fhe Tea and Bazaar to be given d, the residence of Mrs. W, !. Gal araiih on Tuesday afternoon by the Ladies Cemetery Association is be- ing deliberately planned, and bids lair to be a success in every way. It is for the purpose of defrayn@ the expenses for the water plant installed recently, and in so worthy and much needed cause is deserv- ing of the greatest degree of suc- cess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
Merry Easter Party.

Little Elizabeth Flynn was host ess yesterday afternoon to num- Der of her little friends at a most delightful Easter egg hunt gives for her by her aunt, Mrs. F. Will son. The afternoon was filled with pleasure for the little ones who en- tered heartily into the sport pre- pared for them by their little host oss and her aunt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
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the several literary clubs, a fcV. some pleasant church entertain ments. there has beer deartn O. society news, and society reporters have had an opportunity to take 2 vacation, and improve the oppor- tunity to look up few fresh ad- iectives, which they will be likely 70 need in the noticing of post Lenten society doings, as there are several notable functions in con- tenplat'on for the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19

Owing to wire trouble at & 1atF hour last night the Graphic was UT able to get the results of several CT. the games in the Southern Leagusa yesterday. A report came over th& wire to the effect that Mnphis VICE. from Little Rock by a score of to c, Details are lacking, however, and tcg report while it may be true, was not confirmed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19
PROGRESSIVE BARBER
 IS c. c. GREEN

The two modern shops operated by c. c. Green are credit to this city as as well as to the most perfect mar- agement in which they are conduct ed At DO time has MT. Green either
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19

Mr KlaPpenbaeh is a prominent merchant of New Bramfels. Texas, and is highly esteemed in the busi- ness and social life of that city. The wedding will be solemnized at the residence of Mr. and Mrs !. F. Rutherford
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19

hunting, be back tomorrow E. Green although fond of hunting, neTss- lets this interfere with business, ser the competent help employed by aIr. runs things while he is absent,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-19

Mrs. NJ. F. Connect, who has been quite sick, is much better.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12
PAROLE PROSPECTS DIMMED
EFFORT OF RELATIVES TO FREE
LIFE CONVICT oUEENAN sALK.
Ed BY STATE PAPER

'ulhT''' ON'a'. Aug ''. ~
poets Tor IN Parole oi Tom Qa""nah
an oklahoma City bar tender who O.
serving A life sentence for the murder
OF his wife in 1900 seemed very bright
FOR avhl,- Yesterday afternoon b,.
whatever PROSPECTS here had ne,n
va-a s,adiIv d..s--nyad bv the DIS,
c1very OF an agreement signed bv
Oueeuau's relatives promising never
IN a,l, for pa-lon when Gov Ferguson
committed Oreenan's sen-crc, from
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

complete pardon and paroi' and a..
hoping only for further commute.
ton Of the sentence. which NAV .I.
his sentence to something like OIL.
ton or twenty years.
Queenan's crime was particua..
appalling, on going to his home l.
snct his wife dead without ru.I #.
warning Then threw hlms Il from
window and was picked up uuDl.
scious. had already by means u-
forged checks secured possession or
a considerable money b longing go
his wife and had squandered it al. .a
gambling His friends claim rha $50.
loss OF the money and the practical,
certainty that the forgeries Won. H.
discovered, drove him insane.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

.ae sunn.-s sab-ed ard the cannon
captured
Ton.gh, -here i a grand ball IN
prog. - in honor OF the sponsors. the
maids and at,eatan,s There was
never a; any capital more OF beauty
o- more os chiyalry than In sulphur TO
nigh, in The CITY and in the brilliantly
lighted National Pla,, Park Tn-
grand parade of the ceunion Will -aks
place tomorrow morning
Both SENATOR owen and senator
Bailey ara expected In on the early
morning trains senator owen will
address the Conteterates Senator
Bailey has wired ah>ad that on &C.
count ~ the condition % his -h0oa,
no-h.-s hu, a hand shake mus ha ~
pected % him.
CEickasha was selected this after
noon as the CITY in ~slch -he H-s'
state reunion o' -he pni division.
VII, be bold.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

...n- .uu.- ..Y-a ua.-uu. Later .
b whit. d.. Kansas city made 'H.s
,.tertI. us D. d.au SIR N,.
.raal-,r a. much a- told u. sd .u
sU. s number OF men m,. u 81.
Louis several weeks ago ,o discuss
such % consolidation and to appoint
"a committee .o u..f,c, 'ae plan Wa'u
ere committee .,,t E..e ,a, 'o., ot
u. project gradually daou.d uIrn
them Duaug ,he ll 100 'a, umu,.
business Oh. golden opportunities o.
mergers seem to dance in the ,ancies
OF OBJ, lumber an-- 'or. iu sr'', %, De-
na.s the rmor of consolidation suu
is aa~I af1'., Comp,-i.o. .n
,.. soft lumber trade 8. was said. Sa-
suuiuc" prices there being sharp
reduction t.at has r.,u welcomed ay
OBJ, gur.c That .hc big numbering
companies which haa d-uld,t l-.I.
empire. uf -r,.~ uH.-- 0a~-,tI..N
n1-or'y ans a- r'Ier'aus cr~- %.
go .ump..a should now d.e..s' 'o.
a-...rya... ut OH. forests a- ,ss.
-c.u-s t.t is .u.c Hi"n a- -.r
.s Amt 0. , ,'s. 1'r. Nn--sa.-'..r
Tl.. .-.r...a, a~~,,.a..ra Dr. O. ue-.t.r.
..-. -.....s declared r.-
Or.,a should r. .r'.,.-, f-.. .,.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

Most victims Of appendicitis ar.
those who are hab!tually cous.iua'Od
Foley's Orino Laxative cures .HrUU..
constipation by stimulatins o.. iye
and bowels and restores 'h. natural
action of the bowels. Foley Orun
Laxative does not nausea. 0r erila
and Is mild and pleasant 'u take Re
fuse substitutes sold by !. druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12
pIsaareeaele at home.

Lots ~ men and women Vh7 are
agreeable with others, get cranky" a.
home Is NOT disposition !'s '1a
liver II YOU find In yourself 'ra'
YOU feel cross around the house E-
lie things worry YOU jus, buy a ho-
'.e Of Ralia-d's Her5ir" and ru, your
liver In shape. You and everybody
around Won will feel better for u,
Price 80 cents per bottle sold hy
F J. Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12
BEAUTIFUI MARS AGE CShE-
moNT OF THE TWO DIVISIONS
GENERAL CABtll 0fflCIATtD
Ar'slgsmstien of Indian Territory arc
OHahorrs Perfeeteo-s Cess
Elected Genera e U0teo o.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

Foley's Honey and Tar vii give I'm.
mediate relief 70 asthma sufferers and
has cured many cases that had refused
70 yield 10 other treatment r'o.ey's
Money and Tar IS he best remedy
FOR coughs, colds and all 'hroa, and
lung trouble Contains no harmful
drugs Sold by al druggists Nv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

Alaska retrigerators a; very low
prices. The season is CLOSING and
We have a few choice ones lo't. I..
ems, Corhn and Frensley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

40 one Is immune from kidney 'ror
bile. so just remember tha' Pole.
Kidney Remedy will stop t1o rr.-l.
lariues and cure any case of kidney 0-
bladder trouble that IS not beyond
the reach OF medicine. sod us an
irugE SITS. tN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

Kenneuy's Laxative Cough syrup .s
especially recommended for children
u tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar Sold by w. B Frame
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12
Three Cent Gas for Factories

there the world why should
TO otter Ardnore
the only requirement now lacking Admore every
Natural have the city and they
ISIS the
Poland Anderson have body land City park
will ue sold to the people large and beautifully
located and worth than the price ked for them.
But this ALL the purchasers members
WHO will spend sinking on the propertv If
found purchaser equal the we'll In the event
neither OIL found purchaser given his deed
Remember thing your lot goes into the
fund be used sinking assessments will be made for
this purpose.
he proposition fair and one that NAV mean
deal the OF Ardmore
We The terms are so easy ibat Won will no, miss
the well will weeks after the machinery
placed ground.
For further particulars
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-12

A-dmo-, w,a0ssaay August =. 'oo3
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-22
Improvement at Mensel.

Mengel Box Company nov has a
large force Of men remodeling aud
rebuilding their office, making It
much larger and much more con-
vcnient than Il has been. On &C
count Of the increase IN business.
the Office has gotten too small for
the business that is being transacted.
The Office force has been more than
doubled in the last twelve months.
After the office has been finished. Il
will bee a big improvement over the
old one and will be a modern Office
and have all the oonyeniences that
can be had. Il will take about one
more week 10 complete the work.
There is also a large force Of men
erecting new buildings and getting
ready to install new machinery at
the veneer mill. This veneer mill
now is one Of the largest veneer
plants In existence, however, the
capacity Of the same will be doubled
by the FIRST OF August.
The Mengel Box Company's BUSH
ness at Hickman has continued 10
grow and they have Deen continually
making their plants larger ever
since they located here.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-22
Council Proceedings

Hickman. KY, May IS. 1908.
Council met in regular session.
Present Mayor Dillon, Councilman
Bettersworh. Dodds, Gray, Schlen-
zer, Ledford and Svayne.
The Mayor stated the object Of
the meeting 10 be TO hear from the
N. c. & St. L. X. R. Co., and the
citizens Of Hickman. Ky, as 10 the
proposed change in tracks Of said
railroad company entering this city.
Ehereupon Hon. B T. Davis repre-
senting the said railroad company,
presented the following ordinance,
which was then regularly introduced
and read. and on motion ordered
published and filed and lay over UNI
III next regular meeting. Said ordi-
nance reads as follows;
The City Council OF the City Of
Hickman, KY. do ordain as follows
That for the purpose Of enabling
the Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Railway Company, a trunk
line road, 10 extend its tracks and
lay a single or double track 10 and
through West Hickman from It's
present depot and terminals 10 line
proposed south OF Hickman, KY,
rendered desirable and necessary by
the near encroachment Of the Mis-
sissippi river upon It's present tracks.
and to construct the necessary
switches IN West Hickman 10 make
said connections, in consideration Of
the benefits to accure 10 said City Of
Hickman and the citizens thereof.
the said City Of Hickman. Ky, does
hereby grant and convey TO the
Nashville, Chattanooga & ST. Louis
Railway Company a right Of way as
described upon, alag and across
the following streets; Broadway
from the south corporate line Of the
City OF Hickman 10 the river. cross
ing Mari, Catlette. Brooklyn. Mar
ket, Main and Hall Streets and any
intermediate alleys at slch angles
and at such places IN and ont Of
Broadway as may be desired with
such ILLS or dumps excavating or
cutting as may be required for The
proper grade Of It's tracks on, along
and across said streets.
Tom Dillon. Mayor Of the City Of
Hickman. KY, is hereby authorized
to execute and deliver TO the Nash
Vile, Chattanooga & ST. Louis Rail
way Company deed Of grant and
conveyance on the part Of the city
Of Hickman. Ky. 10 the said right
OF way on said streets and alleys m
accordance with the terms Of this
ordinance.
On motion Council adjourned.
! ATTEST II. c. HELM, c. c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-22
Rush Creek.

Mrs. Albert Jones, VINO has been
quite ID Is improving.
Ernest Mayheld and wife we're
guests Of George Roper and wife
Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Roper and son.
Tommie. visited Mrs. Martha Roper
Monday.
Osen Bondurant spent the night
Of Monday With his friend, Enroll
McGehee.
Miss Irvie Roach and Miss We
lora Arlington we're the guests Of
Miss Jimmye White Sunday.
We are very sorry to state that
Aunt Sallie Edwards is very i'll at
her home at J. K. McClellan's.
We had a most copious rain and
hail storm Monday morning which
again interlered with corn planting.
Will and Arthur Fields and fami-
lies vent 10 Graves last week, 10
visit the father Of Will Fields, who
returned with them.
Sunday night was chiIdren's night
al Cayce. Misses Lorene and Clara
Davis, Flora Henry and Wayne Nc.
Clellan participated IN the exercises,
They mad an excellent program.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-22

A most excellent program was
rendered at the Methodist chruch
Sunday morning. al the Children's
Day exercises. The congregation
on this occasion was the largest ever
assembled at this church. standing
room being alEesi al a premium.
The children ~ere given a large
portion OF the program. although
special music was inierspersed, con-
sisting OF vocal and instrumental
solos. all OF which was highly APP
preciated. These exercises we're
presided over by +. 7. Randle, the
popular superintendent OF the Meiho-
dist Sunday school, who Won laurels
for himself on this occasion.
Preston Fortune and son. Harold
Fortune, came in Thursday night on
the Sadie Lee from Memphis on a
visi, 10 his sister. Mrs. +. Fuqua.
They returned home Sunday after
noon.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
Baptist Church wall meet with Mrs.
Geo. Helm. next Thursday. This
week the Society met with Mrs. ]
b. HousleY.
Just received 400 feet Of 4-ply
guaranteed hose Also nozzles. Any
length, and delivered anywhere ia
the city Cotton & Adams.
Coffee Is only a substitute for
Postum Try a package OF Postum
-25c-the real health drink, at Bet
tersworth & prather's.
Mrs. c. A. Gest and Mrs Char
lie Bradley, OF Columbus, we're here
Tuesday enroute TO Memphis.
Mrs. Ditmore. OF Dorena. vas
here Saturday.
Tom Fuller and Vife we're here
from Lucille, Saturday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-22
Christian Church

Bible School $3.50 a. m. Com
nunion service at II 90 a. m.
Mrs. John S. Dillon left Saturday
on a visit 10 Capt. Cowger and fam
ily at Paducah. In company with
Capt. Cowger's family and a few
other friends, they left Monday for
a boat trip 10 St. Louis.
Miss Mary Lunsford was called
10 Madisonville. Ky. "Wednesday,
on account Of the death Of her aunt ,
Mrs. A. Moore.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-22
Stop Grumblins

o. sou suffer from Rheumatism or pains. Tor
lialiards snow Imminent Nill bring relief.
De- d. "a sure cure Zoe ~urains. Rheumatism
CONTRACTED Muscles aud ~ palns-and
sIthIu thD reach 81 all pftrc -. Ca. fl.nl
t. ID. rIultn. NUHnHn. Tea writes Z have
used ballard snow lInlmeut iu mo tninl-
lY Coz years and have found 10 u remedy Tor
ull pains and urhrss ] recommend a. fuf
ualus lu The chest"
sold hy CowEns urur store. inc- and
Helm a Ellisuu.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-05-22
ChcerIuIly Recommended
for Rheumatism.

81. a.. Hlsilee unuVilie, llis. writes, Dee,
4 Iault "Alnut two wear nEu ! was laid up
for four months with rheumutlsui. tried
naiinrd's SNOW Imminent one bottle cured
tuU.
can checrfuily recommend 70 90 all suf
fafluF from IKE niilictiuni
So dnc aud fi.Oa
sold 10 Covsliie nrug Store Inc. a Helm
a Ellison.