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Show ilOUNIXO GROCERIES CBEAOEO Spread sf Carabra Spinal Meningitis Calls far Action, Bananas, . ru-mi- over-crowde- d T. B. Evans & Co. Now is the Time ! Get You a FINE WINTERSUIT ' E CHEAP! Our Una ot pat tarns for extra pants are 1017 fine. Repairing and Cleaning done very reasonable. BOLSTEAD Plane. Newman II. C. Et Brea. Organs. WARDLEIG1I PIANOS It is suggested that the city ought to maintain an institution for these cases so that proper rare could le given the patlenta from the beginning. There have been sis cases among the hools in thr last children In these week. Dr. Whitney visited all the children and reported on each ruse. He stales that the school rooms ought to be fumigated and tbnt precaution ought to be taken la regard ta the sanitary conditions of tbs schools and children. There were eight deaths reported this week to the hoard of hrslth ana tso died at the Holy Cross hospital Wednesday which have not been reported.- In speaking of spread of the disease lr. Whitney said, that it attacks children and young adults. The eldest person who has been afflicted with the dlaaaaa according to the board of health was 26 years oM. The disease comes from a germ but Its mein-o- d of entering the sysiem Is not known. Thera ia noma question as u the Infection of contagion of the disease. The health authorities have orders to have all cases quarantined and reported at once to the board of health. The fumigation of houses and moms will be required where patients have been canllned. The school authorities will taka measures ta keep tha schools In as good n sanitary condition ns possible and use disinfectants In schools where children have been attending who hnva bren afflicted. WONDER MERCHANDISE Violins, Guitars, Aoeordeoms, jos, Strings. Ban- At- IT MAKES THE WEAK STRONG AND THE SICK WELL ADDS YEARS TO LIFE AND PUTS LIFE INTO THE YEARS 17 ilTROUBLEl PM Saddlery die-trlr- t Second Hand Stores d d l. g . h h "MANNA' 50c and $1.00 Per Bottle For Safe by AU Druggists and Dealers in in Proprietary MotHeincs OUR NEW SIZE BOTTLE FULL CONTAINS A $1.00 BUSINESS RESTRICTED VERE STORMS. BY SE- Congestion in the Manufacturing and Marketing of Cuban Sugar. cno-tprln- aell won, Bnrum second, Duke of Orleans third. Time, 1:23 ThlrJ rare Futurity courst' Princess Wheelrr won. Frolic second. Her fano 1:41 Sixth race. Futurity course Toco-lawon. Aaron J. second, FunnyniCe 2 5. third. Time. 3-- RESULTS. New Orleans First race, Feb. three and s half furlongs Slpehec won. Zlnmelt second, Brawny Lad third. Time. :43 Second race, seven furlongs Clifton Forge won. Asterisk second. Grenade third. Time, 1:25 Third race. mile, gelling Cora Price won. Sicamiui second, Kaiser Hoff third. Time. 1:42 Fourth rare, seven furlongs Basil won. Hear; -- f Hyacinth second. Cob-nethird. Time. 1:29 Fifth race, handicap, mils and an eighth Missouri Lad won, Henterling second. Inlilic third Time. 1:54 Plxfh race, five furlongs Planut won. second, Uttle Georg third. Time. 1:01. Seventh rare, mile and one sixteenth. selling Evie Grae won, Gold Coin second. Coldesa third. Time, 8. 3-- 2-- ss 3-- Dtni-moc- 1:48 RACES. Hot Springs, Feb. 8. First raw three furlongs Manchester won. C. H. Shilling second. Albert M. thl-- d. Time, :34 Ida Second race, three furlongs May won. Dandy Pnncer second. Lady Hapsburg third. Time. :36. Third race, five furlongs Sto-t- n won. Theodosia second. Tyrolian third Time. I.03. Fourth rare, seven furbngs Vlpe-rinwon. Rustling 811k second, Shenandoah third. Time, 1 : 28 Fifth race, one mile John Garner won. Mrs. Annie second, Marlrabi thlnl. Time, l:4l Sixth race, mile and seventy yards Grossgraln won. .1. D. Dttnn second. Merrlrk third. Time, 1:47 4 5. 2-- e i. 4-- WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. New York. Feb. 8. R. G. Dun ft Co's weekly review of trade tomorrow Will say: Severe storms restricted new busies In many tactions of the country during the pnet week and Increased tho delay In making deliveries cm old order. Commodity prices advanced ae a rule. Jobbers report a good demand for spring delivery. Packers have sold hides suitable for sol leather through March selling at full euotaflonn, despite the foot that the tlne-of- f this month and next Is the poorest quality of the year. " More speculative Interest has developed In tbe wheat market encouraged by cabled reports of heavy home needs tor Rusalaa meat lu relieving the famine and Increased Inquiry by exporters. Corn wan firmly held above Inst years quotations despite a movement that endorsed large crops estimates. hut foreign demand was poor. New York. Feb. 8. Brad streets tomorrow will soy: First effects of the past week's widespread winter weather have been to dull trade at most markets, to quiet spring demand, retard collections and in sections accentuate the already congested railway situation. The hull movemcqt in wheat and other grains strengthened further this week, and prices are up an average of 2 cents per bushel at ell markets. The car shortage in being keenly felt at western milling centers, end Minneapolis flour production is down to a low point, owing to light supplies. European advices hava been more bull-IRussian dealers are reported to be buying wheat here and in Canada. Congestion In manufacture and marketing of Cuban anger In reflected In further easing of raw prices, which nre off 8 points, while refined In 15 points lower In sympathy. Business failures in the United States for the week ending Feb. 7 number 198, agalnnt 211 last week. 204 In the like week of 1906; 207 In 1905; 202 in 1904, and 217 In 1902. Failure In Canada tor the week number 18, an agalnnt 28 lsnt week, and 27 In thin week a year ago. Bank clearings In the United States tor the week ending with Feb. 7 aggregate )3,327.589. 255, 12.8 per cent over last week, but 4 per cent below the same week last year. Excluding New York City the total la 7 per cent above lest week, and 7.1 per cent over last year. Canadian clearings tor the week aggregate 881.015,141, a gain of 18.8 per cent over last week, and of 8.1 per rent over this week a year ago. Wheat, Including flour, export from the United States and Canada for the week ending Feb. 7 aggregated .3.311 c 930 bn., against 2.103,216 last week; 2.241.939 thin week last year; 987,-77-5 in 1905. and 4.800.457 in 1902. Ft r tbe post 33 week of the fiscal year the exports nre 113.283,475 bu against 41.049.918 in 86,91.9.486 In 1905-01904-05- , and 171.410,189 la 1901-0Corn exports for the week are 9 ( 407.000 bn. against 2.157,677 last week. 3.660.750 a year ago, and 3.448.456 in 1905. For tb fiscal year to data the exports are 35.636,797 bn., egslnst in 1905-0- 6 and 85.492,101 in known ns chief commissioner of the Red Cross in the field during the wn between Rusal and Japan, had Just stepped ont of the door of the theater when a youth pushed his way through the crowd and shot him in tha nee. He fell dead on the spot. The assistant chief of police, who was standing near the entrance, tried to draw hia revolver, but was shot dead by the ter rorlst. Seeing It was Impossible to get through the crowds outside the building the murderer dashed Into the theater, firing wildly. The manager attempted to grapple with him. and the murderer fired at him, bat the shot missed the manager and killed, a policeman. In a second attempt to capture the naueeln the .manager win slightly wounded. The terrorist Del through whet he believed to be one of the exits but found himself In the ladles cloak room. Aa. attendant, realising the situation, pointed to soma vtalrs an a means of egiuss, and, as oon ns the assassin disappeared, the attendant locked the door behind him. The stairs, however, led tq n loft nn.1 the murderer subsequently was foua-- l there unconscious from e bullet wound from which he died In the hospital. M. Alexandrovsky was an official of the finance ministry of Russia. When $1,157,-264,68- BIG RESULT- r YOUR TROUBLE BECOMES AGONIZING. Get weU now. Drs. Elliott (Si Norris, 25 Year. SPECIALISTS 2361 WASHINGTON Ll2l AVE. 7, Ogdens Best Drug Store Wm. Driver & Son Drug Co. f QEO. W. DRIVER, Wp ATP Heftdquftrters for . THEATER ASSASSINATED IN A PENZA. OUR GOODS ARE THE PRICES ARE BEST. CALL REASONABLE. ON US. I.S. A. AlexPenza. Russia, Feb. androvsky, governor of Penan, wes shot and killed by a yeung man as be as leaving the theater lat night. In a desperate attempt to escape the aa-l- n also killed the assistant chief of police and a policeman and wounded the manager of tbn theater. Before the terrorist could be captured he shot himself and during the night died in a hospital w'thout being identified. The bullets which he used in hia revolver were discovered to bo poison- ed. M. WANT ADS YIELD positively agree to affect a permanent care in cases of Nervons and Blood Complaints, MENS DISEASES, Rhenmatism, Stomach, Kidney and Liver Troubles. DONT WAIT UNTIL 6, 1904-05- . inaugurated in 1903, he was appointed Russian commissioner general to the St. Louis exposition. He arrived n New York, August 18th, of the sanw year, for a ten day's stay in this country in connection with the work of establishing th headquarters iff the Russian exhibit. On hie return to 8l Petersburg he was placed in charge of the Red Cross field work and in Peh. 1904, started tor the Far East sod established hia headquarters at Harbin. la December he wan replaesa by Prince Vessilitchkoff ns the hssJ of the Red Cross in the field, his removal, it was said at the time, bring dun to acaadale which had arisen !u i connection with the Red Cross General Knropatkln, however, offered him a high position la tha hoe pits service which M. Alexasdrovskv declined. . He Indignantly denied th charges ot misappropriation of Ret Cross funds and challenged his accurefused to fight sers, who, however, him. The name of Governor Alexandrovsky was mentioned last November Is connection with the grain scandals because of which M. Garko was relieved from the direction of tho relief and s commission appointed to take chirgh. Health is the Main Thing Therefore Get Health s. sain third. Time, 1:14. Fourth race, mile and a quarter, selling Byronerdole wan, Jake Moose second. Nine Spot third. Time, 2:12. Fifth rare, intle. selling Balblc won, W. B. Gates second. Rolls third. Time, OAKLAWN MONTHS TREATMENT Get the New Booklet . CITY PARK OPIATES OR MINERAL POISONS It ia the product of the best medical skill, experience and knowledge of modem times; it contains the mont efficient tonic, restorative and recount racism known to man. There is no other medicine like it sir Jut a Good." None that can take its place and do the full measure of Its work. d 1 J.C. OARrOBAr CONTAINS NO ALCOHOL Night-Watchm- strike miles from the town of Wonder, and which it Ie said extends tbs mineralised ares of the I tost PnbltcaUou ot Sheet Musis. Wonder district to an ares of 2S miles. Is Just now engaging the atSee the Wonderful Pip Organ. tention of prospectors and operators of all that region. The strike Is on the Blue Bell property, and when tbn IS7S Washington Avsnus. news reachsd Wonder n stampede In that direction ensued. DlumoadAeld OGDEN, HATH. Jack Davis had sent a saddle horse into the district several weeks before and bis representative was enabled to outdistance the others. Twelva of the beat claims surrounding the strike were located Immediately, Stages cannot carry the pamengers going Into the district. It is said. In l he town of Wonder so much building Is going on that skilled labor commands a premium. The place Is rapidly changing in appearance from a tenied cutup to a modern mining town. Nearly all the big brokerage houses of Goldfield and Tonopah have branch offices there. The ttpia of Wonder will hare a population of 10,uuo by eummer at the preeent rate, say Hume who have visited the camp, and all signs point to tbs most substantia boom ever InWITH OLD HARNESS augurated In Nevada. A runaway may causa more tha The ore Is there, and tba bent operrouble. Berlnee Injuries end soms ators In the rountry have been acEmtu death are the awful results. Aa quiring Inietests In Ihe ramp. The la often responsibly but rapid sales of claims result In prices a now harness with weak sputa la H never before heard of In a new camp. I Just as had. Almost any old properly will bring ' Tha kind we sell have BlO.iMift. It Is mid. A significant fact Is that probably 50 per rent of the I Tour If worth money's T? . stork sold In the various companies ffsu any harness of ns. is sold In the town of Wonder, ahow- Onr new address Is 1177 Washing ing the unbounded faith of Wonder HARRIS, pm Ave. people In Wonder properties. , Secretary. The mineralised snne of the Co. Is dissimilar to any other minNEVADA HILLS ORE. ers! sons In the state berauoe of the fart that the ore literally comes up to meet you. On almost all the big Shipmsnta ef High Grade Stuff Now En Route to Smelter, properties two dollars have lieen token out In development work tor The JUMBLE buys sella er ex- every one expended. The ore occurs Forty-eigh- t thousand pounds of high out of Falrview change "any old thing" (blues" lu large dyke of rhyolite, in which grade ore was fchlppt-capted) and most new ones. 2300 ihe planes of fracture salification lost Tuesday from the Nevada Hills Wash. Halts, 1144 hare developed an almost pure quarts. u.lne, ssvs the Review of Fslrview, As the foot a all Is loft the anllfirstlon Nev. This is tl:e largest ore shipment NEVADA SECOND-HANSTORE. lessen unril that has ever been made from the eventually the vein 1 We buy end sell all kinds ef new In one day. The ore will prole In loat the camp On unaltered the rhyolite. and second-hangoods. Call or phene Nevada Wonder the nre fSno or l.oou per ten average 600 ably la shoot Wecker A Haynes, Preps, igg 1st it. to the smelter 'r will and be feet on shipped and the the st long surface, Phono, lad. S22L Balt lake City. present time there are on the dump This Is a small portion of Ihe high inn tons of ore which will average a PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, Utile better than r,on." grade ore whim Is now sucked SLd Sseend-HanStore, waiting shipment from the Nevada If you have anything to sell er buy Hills property. Owing to the condition LEE CAMP. eelf or phone 1870 to 1S7S Wash. Ava. of the nuds it Is a hard matter to Bell S5S-k- . Ind. ITS. Much Eacitement Over Rich Strikes get learn 10 freight it across the desert. B. A. DENKERS Made in New District It I estimated that an average of Will pay the Highest pries for stcen five carloads f ore per week Is being furniture and sell to the public is a Nev.. Feb. 7. Rhyolite, the aheap et, 241S Grant Ava. g;j much excitement in southern Nevada extracted from the different working Phene 037-h- . Ind. S2QL High grade has over the rich strike that have been on the Ner. H' mddu in tbe pew Lee district during been struck in five different pi re nr. C J. HERRICK A CO, the pent two weeka a there was on the property, and a large forre of nie.j Successors to H. L. White, the roast during the rush to Klondike is rontantly employed. It has be-- : If hero Bring yeur goads yen want and Nome when the Alnska learned on reli.ihlr authority that th? gld fields company te sell them. Call here if y wa la shout to declare another were first opened. Wash Ava. 242 BeH Phene buy. Im I ou every tongue and the stor- dividend. Slip. lad. 47. ies of rich strikes grow through constant repetition, although there la TYPHOID EPIDEMIC. enough foundation of truth in tbe reBalt Lake. Fob. 8 -I- muvrtc-r ported Htrikea to interest capitalist of Clark the stamp of Schwab. Guggenheim if tbe state board of health front Beand Thnraae W. Uwiui. girt. Revler county, where re wm to Within the past twenty tour hours Investigate tjphuhl runiiltlims there, fully fifty outfits havo left I.aa Vegas. has returned "he had hecom !ui Rhyolite, Beatty and Bullfrog fov the epidemic, with 14 ens.-s- , that the new camp and the brokers are Inin 11 eowNvnisn. people were alarmed for their safety. creasing the price upon the tparn Ira a Dr. Clark found the water supply was rr mmdtfk m Otfatmu In both the town of Nevada and from driven wells which were fed Ww4 mh fiusdss lidsdwli. I Lee, California. fom th" s'agnant waters of the reserIn Lee. Nevada, where but a month voir. which a- -e gathered from the ws!OTo!i!e,e, ago seven tentn marked the ramp, wstersheade and seep In untent stores, saloons and restaurants der rhe wr. The Inspector showe t are springing up on every hand. the local ;o;:hintiew what the troubl Oswald Kieln returned from Lee sad step will be taken to thin morning and reported that he lia.l the situation. The sick people have recovered. passed 25 outfits on he road southbound and that signs of iictlve itpera KAISER WILL VISIT SPAIN. tlon were In erldenre on eve-- y hand GREEKS SKIP OUT. sou-The district lie 25 Berlin, Feb. 8. Kaiser Wilhelm, it of Rhyolite, in the direct pa-- ot the Salt Lake. Krb. 8. John Htarrakl is stated, i pleasing e visit to King Borax'' Smith extension of the Sants four other Greeks, wiiose names Alfonso of Spain, to return the recent Fe. and the enuntrv alreadr has beer, and be spelled in English very visit to Germ say of the Rpanlsh King carefully examined and rejiorred hr rsnnotforfei'ed thrlr bonds In Judge The Xnlaer will go about the rod of tbe mining expert sent in liy ;he well, Holm's court et Murray todsv mil March, selling on the Imperial yacH. Bcbwtb and Gueci-nbeti- n Imere; tbeir bondsmen will have to pay the Holies sul lorn. I mil these reporta were received sum of 223 in each of the five cases. A big Cures Disease by Removing the Cause in, DISTRICT Strike In Blue Bell Engages the tention ef Big Operators. Purifies and euricliea the blood, feeds and vitalize the nerves, neutralize the acid, and eliminates all effete matter from the sratm, ilea use and regulate tin STOMACH, UYElt, KIDNEYS and BOWEL. . crowded. ORGANS AND MUSICAL The Great South American Blood and Nerve Tonic Un-settl- GROCERS Both A Gerte CAR-OB- A j? MANNA ut fits 113 24th FEBRUARY SATURDAY, little attention was paid to the district The men were ehaiged with burglary us there is little showing upon the and assault and battrry alleged to have bepn committrd at Bingham surface, and even after the big companies had made their investigations Junction, and were placed under and had begun to buy property tba bonds pending a hearing. Their bondsrank and file of the mining public was men are U G. Skllris and Peter Fotls. not as are uf tha existence of this rich While they were awaiting trial the district until the report of Prof. Augh-ey- , five of the men left the state, and did of the I'ilted States Geological appear when their esse was callea survey, the Smithsonian Institution today by Assistant County Attorney! and the I'niventity of Nebraska, was Lor on. The attorney naked that their bonds made public. Then the rush Is the dia-fribe forfeited anj an order to that eftook place. l.ark of water and the reticence of fect waa made by the court. mine owners has kept back tha growth SALT LAKERS IN NEVADA. of the district. Water has been developed within eight miles of the district. however, and Prof. Augheys re- Railroad Rate Qutien la Still in Sagebrush State. port has been made public sad as a result ihe stampede ie on. 8till the railroad rate question is FLOODS AND SLIDES. unsettled and still the railroad officials continue to pour Into Nevada to Preve's Water Maine Twisted and assist the local lobbyists and politiFilled With Mud. cians of the railroad companion, who have found that the rate question is Provo, Feb. 7. The heavy floods in too large for them to handle, nays the tha mountain streams occasioned by Reno Gazette. th rapid melting of the accomPmddent Brock paid a friendly visit panied by htavy rains, have greatly to the Nevada legislature last week damaged tha city's water pipe llne.The end General Agent D. R. Gray of the pipe has been filled with mud 'ana Oregon 8hurt Line is now In Carson badly twisted out of shape by the force City enjoying a vacation tad inciof the water which rushed in upon it. dentally talking railroad rates to the About 7.000 feet of the line have bee 1 Nevada legislators This morning laid, but the t reaches srs not coverw , Judge C. O. Whlttemnre, chief counnor has the pipe been tested, though it sel for the Ban Pedro railroad and was practically ready for both these vies president of the Las Vsgas and finishing touches. Tonopah railroad, arrived from Balt Following the report of this condi- Lake City and continued to Carton tion of affairs. Mayor Frisky has called City. upon consulting engineer F. C. Kelsey When asked why he had decided to and bus instructed him to plan tor a visit the capital city at this time remedy tor the conditions. Mr. Kelsey Judge Whlttemore, like the other railwill be In Provo tomorrow for an in- road men who are high In power spect loo of the mains and will at that among the corporations controlling time provide for a reconstruction and the traffic of this country, said: cleaning uf the plpee and tor a method "I was called to Nevada on railroad of pressure-bearin- g the tasting business and while here thought that strength Iff the pipe line. I would attend to some affairs in CarThe damage done by the floods In son- I am not going there In regard the canyons is rapidly being repaired to the rate but If I can do and everything now approaches the anything In question, regard to the rate quesnormal. Tha bridge at the mouth of tion toward helping the people of Nethe canyon has been repaired and the vada to secure fair railroad rates I roads made passable. The rural routes will de so. hava been reopened and the mall will I think, however, that they are now be sent to all parties on both sides of receiving fair rates. Now, I am not the road in the morning. going to Curran for, the express pur8lides and floods of lessened magni- pose of fighting against the railroad tude continue In the canyun, but no rate Mils, and I don't want that opindamage has been done to the railroads ion to be expressed. I am simply goby these smaller disturbances since ing thorn to nee what is being done the big slide the first of the week. The tnd attend to some business affairs." railway company has a force of men In the canyon patrolling the tracks end CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. clearing them of debris as fast as It l deposited and In this way, the tracks flolt Lake, Feb. 3. A saloon porter have bwn kept dear for tiafllc. giving the name of James Hodden, wax arrested at fi:40 this morning on FAVOR RAILROAD. the charge of bnrglary In the first degree. The arrest was mod by Commission Bill la Characterised aa Coulsen nt n counter located nt 17 Bust Second South street. "Inopportune and It is alleged that Hndden broke open Balt lake, Feb. . The board side door end .was in the act of robgovernors of the Commercial club vet bing tba place when the night watchIn n special aeasloa Thursday for tho man broke in upon the scene and purposo of oonsldoring the proposed placed him under arrest The fellow railway commission bill now pending smashed the. cash register, but did not for passage before the legislature. The get anything for his troubls. Ha wan bill Is fatliered by the Manufacturers' turned over to Officer Johnston. and Merchants' association and to that In Judge Diehl's court this morning association tho report of the meeting Hsddsn wag arraigned. He took until was communicated. Tbe members tomorrow to plead and In default of 390 ball was commlttecd to the counpresent at the meeting were unanimous in their disapproval uf tha meas- ty Jail. ure. The letter sent to the M, A M. association follows: TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Mr. C. O. Harris, manager. Tnko LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Manufacturer and' Merchants' Tablets. Druggists refund money If It Association, failn to cure. B. W. GROVE'S signaBalt Lake City, Utah. ture on each box. 25c. Dear Sir: I have the honor to Inform you that your communication of January 9. 1907. requesting the support of this organisation In an effort to create a railroad commission tor the state of Utah wan duly considered by tha board of governors at a meet-- ' Ing held Thursday, Febniny 7, 1907. EMERYVILLE RESULTS. The question woe considered of such grave Importance that tbs board San Francisco, Feb. 8. At Emerymod It tho sole order uf business for ville today the colors of President a special meeting held today. After Williams were again in evidenre, hla an extended dlsruseton of the merits Huerfons coming In an easy winner and demerits of the proposed measure from Bo rum In the second race. unanimous the board retched the g had little trouble In conclusion that the creation of a railthe mile end n sixteenth race, state Utah for the road commission but Jark Moose was n strong nee-onwould be, at this time, inopportune Results: I so was directed and vised, and First race, five furlongs, selling to Inform yon. Call won, Bertie A. sectmd. Rosy I have the hraioa to remain. Light third. Time, 1:03 Very nlnrerelr. Second rare, six and n half fur Ion gi FISHER DISUSE Salt Lake. Feb. 3. Crueades aaint the unsanitary rondtilua iff the school Pineapples, roost have been started by the health authorities and Superintendent I. H. Pates, Apples, Cbiieieuaen to stop the fepirsd of epi domic rarabro aplual meningitis In THEY ARE THE FINEST IN THE the erhuolt. Tba ventiiatlus of the MARKET. ro-Is to be regulated better, ex. nre to be (aken twice or three s times each da', are to be relieved where It is possible and gith laden children are to be sent home. Tbea recommendations were made ta Superintendent. Christensen by Dr. E. W. Whitney Thursday after visiting the Grant sad Linco'a Mh PtlMIM SOS. schools where several cases have In these eehools the nau-tartlM WASHINGTON AVE. rondltlons were found to be all right hut many of the room are over- J. lAH, From Correspondents and State Exchanges FANCY TAILOR-MAD- V OGDEN, SALT LAKE AND STATE NEWS STAPLE and Oranges, Lemons, EXAMINER: Alexandrovsky, whu was y well rr j a B Ogdens ivriYmr1 Store Best Drug - |