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New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

These petitions in bankruptcy filed in the
United States District Court yesterday:
Tbaver Taylor & Griffin, New York corpora
tion printing, hthographing etc. at No u Union
Souare yesterday assigned for the benefit OF cred
tt6rs 10 Herbert W. Taylor, OF Glen Ridge, N J.
involuntary petition against Blecher. Eiseman &
ca dealers in braids at No. AGO Broome street. by
Heniamiu Wollner and others, whose claims for
goods furnished aggregate 1857. The firms nabili-
Ties are said be between $4,000 and S5,o00 and its
assets between $4,000 and $4,000.
Marshall 5. Hogan was appointed receiver for
Toscani Brothers, dealers In marbles. tiles and
,nosaics AT No ls3 East 35th street.
Schedules of the Empire State Engineering Com
,,a,l,J v,bich manufactures refrigeratng machines
md steam engines show liabilities of s2si50s IT and
assets OF $662So L ,,
-. No Isq Amsterdam avenue, show liabilities of
Is 410 90 and unknown assets
ccneduIes of Philip Levine and julius Shapiro. in
.'.;nses al No IL Waverley Place. show the firm 8
iisbies 10 be sl09ss 81 and assets s4.4l1 =. In
i,SaS in The latter stock worth 81 $50 and
.,aot,nt dua on open accounts, sl.41 u.
Schedules of the c. n Thompson Manufacturing
OF q lsi IS and assets Of s2l S1<
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June IS-IAberal realizing sales by longs
caused weakness in the local wheat market to-day
was up 1880 to 124c. Oats were 12c higher and
provisions 10c TO 1212c higher.
The wheat market nervous throughout the
entire session and the volume Of trading was large
Despite the weakness OF the Liverpool market, SEN
tiuent in the local market early in the day was
inclined TO be bullsh result of fresh reports OF
damage TO the crop in the Southwest Local longs
however were free sellers. and this caused several
declines from each of which the market again raj
lied on buying by shorts. In the final hour the
selling became more general and decidedly weak
tone prevailed. The close weak, with prices al
almost the lowest point Clearances of wheat and
-four were equal to 346.300 bushels. Primary re-
CENTS were 322 600 bushels, compared with 100000
bushels the corresponding day year ago. Mime
apos Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
256 cars against 207 last week and 259 cars a
year ago.
The corn market was strong all day active de-
roand by a leading cash interest and shorts. The
huytng was the result Of additional rain in the corn
belt and q forecast OF still more tomorrow. The
market closed strong almost the highest prices Of
the day July opened a shade to iac to Sc higher
at 675sc to 6S1sc advanced TO 6slzc and closed at
6al.c Local receipts 26S with q of con-
tract grade
Oats strong, owing TO an active demand for
the September delivery which was brought out by
uufayorable weather for the crop and by the
was not large July opened 1sc lower at 4asc. ad-
vanced to 45lac and closed at 45c. Local receipts
were $50
Provisions were active and strong. The high
prices prevailing for beef and mutton were an i'm
Dortant factor in strengthening the market AT the
close September pork was up 121ac s14 Go; lard
was IGc to l2Iac higher at 80 07i2 and ribs were
10c to l2I5c higher at IS 221z TO IS %.
Fstimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, IL
cars; corn 297 cars oats 12s cars hogs q 900 head
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET

York, June Is. 1908.
BEFyES-Recepts SIS 1923 head in
for The trading live weight; feeling
steady. beef slow at 10l5 9121zc per lb for
ua tive sides Liverpool and London cattle and beef
markets unchanged. Exports from this port to-day
were 454 quarters Of beef; none tomorrow.
CAIyES-Receipts. 33I head. all for the market.
mi 100 calves unsold. Common to
prime veaIs 5O6s7 So 100 lbi culls at
calves slow: city dressed veels selling
at 9Iz per lb dressed butternlilks at 1854 :;
Sales-Tcbin Shannon: 90 veals 141 ID average
at 81 per III; do 153 lS at 81 So culis, 115
H. at So . DO. 90 Ii. 81
s. Judd G. Co: 80 veals, 142 lb. at s. so; do, 127
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts were 13ls or
$3.50 head. the market: making with the
stock carried over. 16Ia sale: all at Jersey
City. Sheep almost nominal and steady; lambs slow
15G23c higher; several cars of lambs unsold
Ordinary choice sheep sold at So 5o4s5 100 b;
steady at 9d1o14c per lb; dressed lambs slow Oh
q I3c; a few choice carcasses. 13lzc
SaIes-Tobin Shannon: 2Ts Virginia lambs. "a
81 90 100 b 229 do, 6s ID, at 81 %
Fred / Kretz: 26s Virginia lambs &c III. at 81 40;
Newton Co: 27l Virginia lambs, 7e lb at s. 40.
s Judd Co: 265 Virginia lambs, 65 lb. at 81 2s.
Mcpherson & Co: 2+3 Virginia lambs. II lb, at
81 So; 10 Virginia sheep 116 b. at So do, 13s b.
a So so.
ing less q for the market. The feeling
New York State hogs sold late yesterday at
s69S6 10 per 100 lb roughs s. q 50 10; boars. 81.
Sales tall late yesterday)-J. g. Curtis & Son; -
hogs 16s lb average. at SO 10 per 100 lb; 10
do. 21s IL, s5 l rough, $40 lb. at s5 10
S Judd & Co: 81 hogs $50 ID. s6 10: 8
roughs 2S3 lb. IS 10; do. 325 h. at IS; boar,
240 Ii. at So.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
racI QUOTATIONS.
,rNrpaL MARKET REPORT.

k
~r TIE coffee market was barely steady to
Ffhn 1,,ist TIE opening was 5 points higher to
~ - 49, ,-y tp-o months showing any change.
-. ss, r-ices were barely maintained owing TO
= - % selling n the absence OF support, and the
tssss s-esdy net unchanged TO points lower.
- e. - -r,.o-sed a l. 500 bags. The market is re
y W -eus q siculEte5 stimulate operations IN
- &C. As speculation is concerned. To-day s
So ;. n changes in the foreign markets Of a
- = create tresh sentiment. and nothing new is
ztE-s,,r = tbe new crop. BY this time the trade
- Fss some reports concerning harvesting.
<sx--;ss ana other factors which usually haVs
Z = = 5ete-7I,!ninC views as 10 the probable ex-
-. new crop As rule the absence OF inforTlla-
p-.-u n this character is considered in
/ -. se,-o-shIe new crop conditions and develop
49,. ~. government has been Issuing official
= = .,s Sx1i-es have proved near enough correct TO
- -ssas-t and consequently conservative local
: a. not deem 4 safe build their market cal
= sT7e-ts-iors q a WELD materially in excess
- forecast There more or less discus
..--i-e " s-es5av's auction sale al Hsyre- but
-, s.,-essed evidently ineffective as mar
.ss-,,-s Receipts 81 the TWO ports OF Brazil were
s...5,- rts- recently. but the Jundiahy movement
- ~-Ss- t1s figures of TWO years ago. The market
--H. was uuie., with quotations on the basis OF
y go No : -, -, -. -. s.,-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

liverpool. June g-WHEAT-spot No red
a. IS Sd Futures sstesqqy July IS $5.d seBembeT
American. kiln dried Is: old American mixed es Fut-
nrm; July 5s sd; September, bs I'D. PEAS
Canadian steady as 1Od. FLOUR-Winter patents
at 2ss Sd. HOPS in London Pacific Coast steady at
1Jsaf2 los BEEF-Exra India steady 103s ed
PORK-Prime mess Western steady at rs Cd HAMS
Short cut, 10 10, firm at 46s Cd. BACON-Cumber
land % 80 Tb quiet at Ais short rib. 10 "a 10
steady 40s 3D. long clear middles, light IS 10 "a ~
steady at Ais long clear middles heavy, 35 40 n,
steady 39s Cd short clear backs. 16 to 90 rb.
steady at SC; clear bellies Il 16 10, steady
42s Cd. sHoTLDERS-sQuare, II 10 10 10 dull at
29s LARD-Prime Western, in tierces, firm at ABS Cd
refined in pals. strong at 44s Cd CHEESE
Canadian finest white and colored Old STEADY at 6zs
Spirits steady az sls ROSIN-Common steady ar
as IO1zd PETROLEUM-Ref quiet esd. LIN
SEED OIL strong at 2Js.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

--oy-The cotton market was less active to-
= .,.=- some early i-reEularity following Neones-
=. b-ssk developed renewed fruness. Win oio
-r-h; ssTfnS into high ground for the mo- g
al ire close steady al net advance OF oS--
K s,iss f7- ire oay estimated al looee p@eS
-s-. nrenes stescy e decline OF point % d
pdlzrs slc curing the Erst fetN minutes sois
4 rrt -. lover owing 10 Disappointing cables ahC
- vszthe- and crop reports. But oTsrlaes We
-ss,. aggressive. and the market soon steacleo
aash ol6 crop situation wtdh a tencelicy upNaLo
.ssin1er the session strong spot eoFlces
- q shorts and reports II break IN Ihe fseo
l. F.s res- Alexandria. La The new crop vas
|~f-- m -sr-rcfng 10 the strength OF oo crop po-
= e- ne slHsnce IL the lste months was prop
a. br Predictions that high temperatures IN uie
W. Eouic cause she5dns. ~ isr as Yesterday ;
concerned there seemed TO be nothiilg
|. a a. temperatures were about seasoIla DE
|Nrg- - The old crop months. including SepteInpeT,
=. ezs relative f-rnness and increasing activity
- ins-yer today the small stocks aTailsole lur
s-r-r,-scr and rurnors that important anterests
Fsrt7--r "a advance local futures Tor so1neulins m
s-45s pit, sp5te II order TO attract coLtou lei
=. ARa-iuz ssies In the nov crop mcnthe. ~
re risP the chief basis for uuilIsh sentiment on
q hanr new crop conditions seem to De steeai4s
-rzcc accounts from acTaSo are &c l1es-l
ar -n4 domestic -nIl situation IS SAID 10 De Ia
Ezisfl----.- - a.
f1.l. >
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS.-Grand opportunity; agents all
over the counary are coming money; don [
are all the rage; good men with references
can have territory; We cover the United
States; don't sell cheap trash. Write quick
or cali for particulars. International Wind
Sign Co.. 1910 Park ave. near 115th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1854 Broadway between Seth
1srttsements received at tn. following
hranch OFFICES at regular ofice rates until
G o'clock p. m. viz: S4 sth ave :
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rs, I4th st; 257 West 4.d st b.tN..r
5tb and sth sv.s; 2s3 West 125th st 1895
"a ave between 18th and nth SITS 1925
a. ~. rear 6ist st, 1I0s ist ave n.sr
se,h st: 1sT Fast i25th ST 1856 fremont
~. $50 81 ave. and any American Dis
trict Telegraph ONES.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of an execution, 1. Bernstein,
Auctioneer, will sell to-day at 1880 a. M
at s LIST st. Manhattan. four cutting tables,
Freeman, Marshal
BY VIRTUE of an execution on lien. l:
Bernstein, Auctioneer. will sell to-day al
II m, al $40 East Houston St. Manhat-
tan, second hand furniture. By order or
Alfred Freeman, Marshal.
BY VIRTUE Of an execution, /. Bernstein.
Auctioueer will sell to-day at 10 a. m,
at 263 Madison St. Manhattan, printing
blanks of various description. BY order OF
Alfred Freeman. Marshal.
BY VIRTUE Of an execution, I. Bernstein.
Auctioneer. will sell to-day at 0 g. m, at
31h Roosevelt St, Manhattan, liquors and
kitchen utensils. BY order Of Alfred Free
man, Marshal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
Female.

COMPANION.-By refined lady; has travel
led Continent OF EUROPE; speaks French ;
is musical: OF bright. cheerful disposition
and useful. Cotby. All Fulton st. San
dusky, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19

NURSERY GOVERNESS. TO ons or tw,
children. young woman. good sewer: will
at as mothers help excellent references
Z b. Miss Fitzgsralt's Bureau. 500 sta
ave. cor. 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1908-06-19
WORK WANTED

FemAIA
MASSAGE.-Lady. graduate from Swedish
institute will give treatment to Invalid
ror hoard at summer resort Address Mrs
I,indouist 213 West 1880 ST.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-05-07


with Mr.. Finley or anybody else"
So said Guyt McLendon. Then he
went on to say that he and the Gov
ernor had private conference with Fin
ley and somebody else. And the privacy
of said conference was so great that the
secret didn't leak out until a week af-
forwards.
There's only one performance of the
Yea-and-Nay sort that equals Guyt's de-
nial-admission of the conference at the
Ma estic, and that is, Hoke's Yea-and-
Nay statements concerning the use of
light wines and beer"
We regret to learn that Chairman Nc
Lendon of the Railroad Commission is
hampered in the discharge of his duties
by rheumatism. Such disease is
dread afAiction and we sincerely pity the
man who is its victim.
At the same time, we would be glad
to know what is the matter with the
other four commissioners. What do they
do, these days?
We naturally suppose that they draw
the four salaries, but what else do they
do?
.
Callers at the Executive office in At
lanta are bland1y informed by the negro
door-keeper that the Governor is out of
town.
By lucky chance, the high officials of
the Southern Railroad happen in Atlanta
on the same day when the Governor hap
pens to be there This is fortunate for
all concerned!
How would it do to swap around for
change 2let the niger make the ex-
cuses at those railroad conferences, and
let us have the Governor at the Execu-
tive office. "Ride and tie" you know Let
us have more of the Governor and the
Southern Railroad more of the niger.
Here's a recipe for becoming a Cham
pion Prohibitionist:
(1) Hang on to your interest in
profitable bar-room until it is shut up by
law which you opposed;
(2) Flop, to Prohibition, when you see
that the Prohibition bill has already Sc
cured sufficient number of votes to
override gubernatorial veto;
Cd Write dispatch for the Associat-
ed Press which, after all the erasures,
interlineations and loop-holes are elm
mated, favors a law which would permit
the use of light wines and beer" as
food;
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-05-07


whether there had been a secret con-
ference between Guyt McLendon and
Gov Smith, on the one side, and the big
bugs Of the Southern Railroad on the
other. We had barely finished the ques-
ton before Guyt came tearing back with
the queerest denial that ever went on
record. The denial closely read, is an
admission that such conference was had
at the time and place stated. Guyt re-
jects the word Secret" but inasmuch
as the conference was held in his pri-
vate room, in the hotel, its privacy was
sufficient to be secret, for the fact of the
meeting escaped all the reporters.
People who have been wrought up to
the point of frenzy by being told, in
stump speeches, that the railroads were
chasing Hoke Smith with cleavers, bush
hooks, pitchforks, meat-axes and things,
will be immensely relieved when they
learn how chummy and comfortable are
the Governors relations with the big
bugs of the Southern Railroad.
Here's conundrum:
If Guyt McLendon is so ready to pub
lish to the world the interesting things
he has learned as Chairman of the Rail
road Commission, why was it impossible
for us to get a list of those fellows who
had been riding around on free passes?
In his fu1l-column denial-admission,
Mac said that Mr.. Watson could learn
many things by simply coming to him
for the information.
All right, Guyt, here's Mr.. Watson -
Now give us the list of the fellows who
were riding on those dead-head tickets.
General Robert Toombs, after several
years of arduous labor in the Courts, COL
lected about half a million dollars of
back taxes from the railroads and estab-
lished principle which was worth mil
lions to the state. The General got a
fee of $4,000.
Boykin Wright, Hoke Smith and 9TH
ers collected less than 100000 of back
taxes from the Georgia Railroad, and
Boykin Wright's own fee was $4,000!
Our able Attorney-General, John C.
Hart, had as much to do with winning
the case as any one, but the others got
the reward.
The suggestion that Boykin Wright
was worth $4,000 to the State, in one
case, seems monstrous to one who knows
him.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-05-07
Price Five Cents.


(4) Loudly declare that unless you are
kept in office the Prohibition law, which
was passed in spite of you, will in some
mysterious manner, be scooped swip-
ed, eloigned, jugulated, disembowelled,
smothered, strangled, par-boiled and 9TH
erwise scandalously maltreated
CD Shout this loudly, from Haber-
sham to Glyn, until the welkin rings, the
teacups dance on the table, the dogs bark
as they run under the house, the children
fall off the fence as the excitement tears
along the road,-and the first thing you
know, you will be the Champion Pro-
hlbitlonist, while such lifelong heroes of
the cause as Hughes, Edenfe1d Golfer,
Sibley, Poole, Jones, Hill, Wright, Cand-
Ter and dozens of old vets Of the cause
will either be forgotten or will look
like slick dimes.
A little bird brought us this:
We've taken Watson's followers away
from him, and now we'll bury him and
get rid of him."
Did certain Governor say that to
certain Rape Circular politician, named
Joe Sid Turner?
1t SO, we beg to remind them that Mr.
Watson has no followers and never has
had any. The principles for which he has
stood since 1880, through all kinds of
weather, have had followers" and still
have followers"
AS long as the stars shall twinkle in
the sky and the blossoms shall open their
beauties to the sun, those principles will
have life, will have followers, will have
devotees who are willing to fight and die
for them.
In this band of men who stand bv
their convictions and who would scorn
to bend knee to get an office, or to
court popularity, Mr.. Watson has long
stood, and will ever stand.
When the Atlanta plotters succeed in
burying" the man whom all the ring
sters hate, it will be bad day for Tef-
fersonian principles in Georgia.
Now that Governor Smith feels it nee
essary to stump Atlanta, ward by ward,
we guess he wishes that, while he was
kicking somebody out of the Railroad
Commission, he had kicked ODE Stevens
instead of Joe Brown It's an awful
thing to kick the wrong man. In fact,
among the men who indulge in the lux
ury of kicking other men we have always
thought it was we'll understood that the
ami d..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-02
OOKALA Will
\ REDEEM BONDS
Brewer & Co. Willing To
Give Up Agency
Next Year

The stockholders of the Ookala Sug.
mr. Plantation Co. this morning held a
meeting at which they decided to re.
deem the entire outstanding bond is.
SUE OF the corporation on October I,
after which date the bonds will cease
to carry any interest. The bond Issue.
which amounts to 10000, was issued
In 1899. The interest Is six per cent.
At this meeting the statemeIr>iW
made by the officers of Brewer Z Co.
that the firm was willing to relinquish
the agency OF the plantation at any
time after the end of the present year,
should the shareholders desire to car.
ry on the plantation. This question
Is up to the shareholders to decide
upon.
The plantations crop for the pres.
ent season amounted to 52l5 tons, of
which 125 goes to the Jas. Gay estate
Tor rentals, and the rest to the plan.
tation. Figuring the price received
for The sugar at $50, there will be a
snrnlus on hand at the end of the year
Of between $4,000 and $4,000 after
all the debts and expenses have been
paid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-02
fleet COMMITTEES

Executive Committee Geo. W.
Smith, chairman Jas. +. Morgan. l..
r. Peck. A. l.. c. Atkinson. ]. w.
Jones. II. p. Wood. +. l.. Waldron.
Ladies' Committee - Mrs. w. +.
Frear, Mrs. Il. A .Mott-Smith, Mrs.
+. w. Macfarlane, Mrs. Andrew Full
Ter, Mrs. w. II. Rabbit. Mrs. Il. d.
Tenney. Mrs. c. b. Cooper. Mrs. s.
G. Wilder, Mrs. l.. T. Peck. Mrs. f.
IS. Church. Mrs. II. X. Macfarlane
Mrs. A. q. Halves Jr.. and Mrs. F.
Howard Humphris.
Decorative Illumination Commit.
tee-Chairman, J. w. Jones; w. A.
Love. A. +. Murphy, A. Menefoglio
A. Along.
Excursion Committee - Chair.
man, Fred. l.. Waldron; A. W. Van
Valkenberg, Willard Il. Brown, Il
Berndt, Fred. c. Smith, VIM. Thomp,
son.
Sports Committee-Chairman, A
l.. c. Atkinson; Paddy Ryan (box
ing, wrestling. and tugs-of-war), San
A. Walker (regattaD.
Transportation Committee = Jas
+. Morgan, chairman; Jas, j. Nc
Lean, and A. +. Clark.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The quickest way to secure a fair
exchange for anything is to use Bull.
letin Want Ad.
Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner.

Thurlow's for q lunch or dinner.
Kent Franklin cars. Stkyds StDis.'
Honk! Honk! Call I'LL or 1911. ia.
Mcleod, for pleasantest auto ride.
The big steel bridge at Waimea
gulch, this island, is now open to
traffic.
Mrs. e. Sahlin will take orders for
infants clothes and burntwork at Ha
waiian Hotel.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co.. tor
up.to.date repairs.
United States District Attorney
Breckons was Ill this morning and did
not report at his Office.
All kinds OF beer. wines and mixed
drinks are served In the best manner
at the Fashion. Just give US try.
The expert at the Hawaiian Office
Specially Co., Ltd, can fix your Cash
Register or Typewriter. Phone 49,
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic"
You will DO surprised at It's cooling
and preservctive properties. California
Feed Co.. agents.
Copies Of the B ulletin's Fleet
Edition, wrapped ready for mailing,
can be procured at this office for Ave
cents. Cost of mailing. three cents.
Captain Corwin p. Recs viii enter.
tain Admiral Swinburne this evening
at dinner, and Governor Frcar will en-.
terrain the distinguished officer to.
morrow.
The record on appeal in the test
which Gus Schaefer intends making
was this morning filed In the Supreme
Court. Schaefer was convicted in the
District Court OF needless driving and
was fined s25 and costs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Letters testamentary under the
last viii and Testament of James J.
Kelly. deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned by Honorable Al
exander Lindsay, Jr., Second Judge
OF the First Judicial Circuit, Terri
tory of Hawaii. on September l.,
1908, notice is hereby given to all
creditors of said James J. Kelly, de-
ceased, to present their claims duly
authenticated and with proper vou-
chers, II any exist. even II the claim
is secured by mortgage upon real es-
tate, to the undersigned at its place
of business, Fort Street, Honolulu.
within six months from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice or within six
months from the day they fall due,
or they will be forever barred.
Dated, Honolulu, September I,
1908.
HAWAIIAN TRUST COMPANY,
LIMITED.
Executor under the Will Of
James J. Kelly.
Kinney & Marx, Attorneys for Ex-
ccutor.
4095-sept. 2, Q, 16, 23, 80.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-02

The Weekly Edition Of tbs Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-02
K | I.
OF Fl
RA =!

The plaCue primarily . dIseass q thsfaI
The Citisens' Health Committee's warn.
ing Of danger from plague epidemic en-.
phasises the imperative necessity Of
destroying rats.
What 10 the best wayf
BY using Steasns' Electric Rat and Reach
Passe, the most reliable poison, md one
that drives the rats out Of the house 10 die.
Il 10 recommended By the health author.
itiss, and 10 bought and used By the v. Q.
Government In ID fight against The dfssdsd
plague.
Oct q boz Of Stearns' Electric Paste today
and help In the fight to free our city ron
the dangerous rats.
7es. tsz ass; Is OF. bsz Si.oo.
Bold By Druggists and oenesJ oterss every.
where or sent direct prepaid on 'esipt Of psiee.
TlAouC ttterMe PASTE o.. osfisls. T. T., T. 1 L