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Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
rLUHuxD iSro a 0REEK.
anosner shocking II. n. Disastsr--A
Doxsn Persons Lose Their Lives-kts
teen or twenty Irjured.


teen or twenty Irjured.
6T. PAUL, April Ga special to ths
Despatch, from New Hampton, Iowa
says: A terrible accident occurred aboul
four miles west OF this town, on tht
Milwaukee and Bt Paul Railroad, BY
witch at least . dossn persons lost theiI
lives, and from nfteen TO twenty were
injured. The train which left Chicago
as IL 80 yesterday morning and was due
here ~ q 80 this morning, passed here
nearly on time, and when about four
miles west plunged into Q creek, the
bridge OF which was washed out.
The creek was swollen by the i'm.
running of for the past few days, and,
In addition Q gorge OF ice was formed,
which, previous 70 the arrival Of the
train, carried away q portion OF the
bridge. There was nothing 70 show
that there was danger ahead, and the
train plunged into the SWOLLEN stream
while running At fall speed. The on
gine and three coaches went into the
creek and were Immediately submerged
In the torrent Of water which overflow
cd the banks.
A scene OF the widest confusion en-
sued and those of the train crew aud
passenRere who escaped death or Injury
we're Immediately called into service TO
relieve the drowning or pinioned pas
sengers. 1t was with great dificuity
that the passengers could be resohed,
owing to the rushing of the waters
through the car windows. Those who
were rescued from the smoking oar,
which was almost entirely submerged,
were taken from the Windows, some
mained 10 such an extent that they
were powerless to help themselves.
while others were nearly drowned before
aid could reach them.
At this hour, II D. N SIX dead bodies
have been taken Out from the wreck,
aud three more arc known TO be under
meath the debris, through which the
water Ia mAdly pouring, and 1t 10 dim
cult TO reach them. II 10 also stated
that the engineer and fireman were In.
stantly killed, or were osught In the
cab and drowned before atd could reach
theu, but the confusion and excitement
are so great that 1t 10 difhSult TO secure
reliable information.
In addition to the passengers known
to be killed from 16 TO 20 have been res
oued thns are more or lees seriously In.
iured. A number are 90 dangerously
hurt that 1t 10 feared they cannot posi-.
bly, recover. AS soon 40 trAtu msn
who escaped injury could be spared he
was despatched TO the station and re
lief was talegrsphed for from Mason
City.
TeleRrams for relief were also sent Ia
Charles City and other near by PLACES,
but 1t WAS not until several hours after
the accident that train arrived with
lphysiciRns to care for the Injured, and
additional helping hands to aid ia res.
cuing those still confined In the wreck,
It 10 understood here that relief train
has been sent from the West, and q
number Of injured removed to ChArleH
City, sixseen miles west Of the scene Of
the accident.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
CraEed by HaIr plss

LOUISVILLE, April A policeman
was called In = house IN tnis city to-
day. In one OF the rooms, seated amid
debris Of broken pictures aud smashed
washbowls and pitchers, sat girl OF
about 20 years, whose long hair was as
white ns snow and fell about her shoul-
defs down TO her waist. Her faoe bore
the marks Of dissipation. She ie known
as Lou Starr. Bhe has been leading q
disreputaole life for two years or more.
Daring the greater part OF that time ahs
has dyed her hair blonde color. Tbs
poison oi the dye has been taken mp by
her blood and has rendered her insane.
Two weeks ago abe first showed symp.
toms Of losing her mind. Within the
last few days she has become dangerous
and kept the women OF the house In
constant fear. She will probably bt
sent to Anchorage Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Florida Orange Groves.

A meeting OF citisens interested IN
the Seminole Park land of Florida wAs
held In the office OF Philip II. Clark &
90. Lass evening. Paneoast Allen, who
has passed the last three months in
Florida, gave very Interesting account
OF his visit, and tho character OF the
sosl and climate. The Seminole Park
Company owns 1000 aores OF land
In heaithfui location, and well
adapted to growing oranges and other
citirous fruit. IL is proposed to sell
this land In Ave acre. lots at $40 per
acre. These can be Get In orange trees
ct comparatively little cost, IL the
owner can do the work himself.
In four or Ave ysars tue trees will
bear, and pay handsomely. In the
mean time vegetables can bs grown In
abundance to support the owner and
his family. He exhibited good-sized
potato grown between the frst OF JAM
uary and the first OF April.
The climate 10 healthfal In this loca-
tion the entire year, the hest not bsing
as oppressive at any time % u is In July
or Western States. He said, however,
that Florida, wrs no placs for an iudo
lent man. The failure OF 30 many per.
sons who located In Florids, Was owing
TO Q want OF enterprise and industry.
For m industrious family he thought
there was no better place In the world,
ne the profits of orange growing were
very great. He Cited the yield OF sew
erAl groves 10 prove this assertion. The
plan Of the company IL 70 induce sew
eFal families, dozen or more. 70 pur.
chase land, 10 thRt the advantages OF
association, school, store and mechaoic
shops will speedily follow. Mr.. Samuel
johnson and Joseph A. Bond, who also
had passed few weeks in Florida. cor.
roborated Mr.. Aliens statement. 90 they
believed that no other State, and Mf.
johnson has visited n number Of them,
offered ss good opportunities to make
money. Joseph Fulmer said he should
visit Florida about tho frst of June and
make . tour OF inspection.
Other gentlemen also seemed well
pleased with the prospective .prohts OF
orange growing, and we should not be
surprised II several OF our citizens
should embark In that business Of an
early date. Tbs great drawback seemed
to be lack OF transportation, bat then
1t is expected that railroad will soon
be constructed, and then those who
purchase now will make fortune by
the increase Of the price Of land.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Durnsd by Molten Iron.

NEW YORK, April 6.-In Delamater's
iron foundry, yesterday afternoon, six
moulders began the casting of large
cylinder. To facilitate the work plank
was laid across the big mould. which was
about 20 feet In diameter and feet In
depth. The six men, carrying ladle
containing 200 pounds OF molten iron,
had scarcely reached the centre of the
plank when The slender piece eff wood,
only IA inches wide, broke. The men
were precipitated into the earthen pit,
and the heavy ladle scattered Its con
tents over them. Two of them won-
deriully escaped with comparatively
slight burns. The four others were hor'
ribly burned and SCARED by the molten
iron. Two OF them. Peter Barton and
Peter Delaney. are not expected to re-
cover.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
News summary.

Ngnton GAiney, 26 yeags old, oom
mitted suicide In Bedford, Indians
] YESTERDAY, becsuse Of Ill health and
suw spirits. He shot himself with Z
gun. bat without fatal effect He ther
reloaded the weapon, put .he muzxle h
his mouth and sent . bullet through
his head, death resulting almost In
stantly.
A Aghs bstwesn Mexicans and ne
Rroes took place In o saloon In El Psso
Texas, Wednesday night Bert Penn
was ahot and killed, and q woman
named Fannie Oliver, who was In the
om, was fatally injured. Lille st.
Clair was shot 10 the head, and dozen
others received minor outs and wounds
The celebration OF the 100sh apniver'
sary of the settlement Of the Northwest
Territory, from which wAs carved the
States OF Ohio, Indiana, illinois, Michi.
gan and Wisconsin. was begun In Mari
etts, Ohio. last night. The celebration
will last three days.
Jesse Lee Hall, ,ex agent OF the Kiows,
ComAnche and Wichita Indians, in the
Indian Territory, has been indicted by
she Grand Jury ct Graham, Tsxss, on
the charge OF embezzliug $4,000 be
Ion ging 10 the United States. he wal
appointed agent In July, 1885.
In Harrisburg last evening, 81 the
North street crossing OF the Pennsyl
vnniA Railroad, q oolored woman i'd
vised two boys not 10 crawl under a
train, IS they intended 70 do. 6oon
after she attempted the same feat her
self and had both legs cut OF.
William Costello and Hugh Jones.
while "robbing" pillars in the Pennsyl
vAnia Oolliery, at MT. Carmel, Pa.
Thursday, were caught BY . "rush''
and imprisoned for six houre. Both
died In few hours after being released.
Six buildings In Hammondsville, o.,
were burned Thursday morning. Dnt'
ing the fire two kegs OF powder explod-
ed, injuring several persons, but none
fatally.
Two hundred thousand young trout
have died within 9 week at the hatch.
cry, ut Allentown, Pa. II 10 supposed
they were killed by overorowdlng.
Msjor General Alfred II. Terry was
Thursday placed on the retired list, in
accordance with the recommendation oil
the Army Retiring Board.
The mother OF Bishop McGovern, oi
HARRISBURG. died on Thur.day at Over.
ton, Bradford County, Pa /. agsd 90
years.
The Venezuelan Government has is
sued decree placing barbed wire on
the free list. "
Rev. T, y. Harden, Methodist min
later in Green County. Alabama, COM
mittsd snicide on Wednesday night.
etx uew cases OF smallpoK were re
ported In New York yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
A Masnan,rnoua PugllIst.

NEWARK, April 6.-Young McGuig.
gan, OF harrison, and Heury ESgle, oi
Newark, fought six rounds 10 draw
early this mo ovninR In KenYney undsl
Qaaensberry rules and with three ounce
gloves, for the edifioation OF party OF
Newark men who had distinguished
visitors IL mas An extremely teientidc
tsht, and at the end OF six rounds
Negle said that he had enough and wal
not prepared for longer tight, hui
would give Mac the dShs aud Tho purse
OF 5000. McGuiggSu refdesd to take II
and the referee called the aght draw.
The puIse was divided.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
GOOD Advice,

You mistake yourself by not looking
at the stock before you buy at sny
place. Look at the one-price store OF
M. Meyerp, where every thing Is marked
ia plain figures, and then see II you oan
do better. You will surely save 20 cen to
on every dollar by doing so. Then he
has goods down so low that you will be
surprised when you see them. You can
and everything for men, boys and chill.
dren at his store, and II you purchase
Fifth and MArkst streets. Mind our
advice.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
THO Oats urop.

Farmers have been very busy the
past few daya in plowing and preparing
the ground for the oats crop. Among
those farthest advanced in this work is
George X Wood ward, VITO occupies
the Dupont faro, at Dupont station,
ohriStiana Hundred, as he Intended to
nave put In his crop TO day. bnt the
rain frustrated his plans end effeotually
eheoked lis operations II any farmers
are further advanced in their work we
snail be pleAsed to note the fact. Geo 'ge
ls 9 good farmer, and the plaos denotea
thrift and industry.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
snp,d rraps,t a ps,,ure.

CHICAGO. April 6.-Althoush tbs
new cable car system OF the Yerkes
Philadelphis sSndioats on the North
Side has been in operation two weeks
tho syndioaie, according to the Daily
Nows, IL still having no end OF trouble
and 80 far ss rapid transit 10 concerned
thu project 10 failure. Very few cabls
OARS comparatively ara being run. Tht
latest cause OF Dissatisfaction ts the At
tempt OF tbs company to exact ab extra
nickel from each passenger riding on
the doWr-.own loop, few blocks o.
t,aok In the noighbo.hood CT the Board
Of Trade.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
1ns Azsn,tsr OH ssovs

Ia the only absolutely safe oil stove In
the world. Sole agents, The PlekleI
Stove and Heater Co, row located aI
sos Shipley street. We have . full
line OF the very best cooking and parloI
stoves on hand. ALSO castings, gratei
and bricks constantly on hand. Re
pairs speciality. Storage rooms fol
rent cheap, by the month or by the
year. The Jewel Vapor stove 10 com
plete success. The very best Vapoi
stove for cooking and baking there II
In the world,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Umoera Instailan.

The following officsrs OF franklin
Lodge, No z, Ancient Order OF Good
Eello wf, have been Installed by Grand
master David McHenry: W. G Ohas,
u Wood W. v. c., Clarence Il Hall
" ~. ". o., James T. Wood; w. r s,
0harles A. Foster; W. b. g. j. II,
psrryi W, T.. II. T Hukill; W. s R,
~ ~ Henry Vote; W. j. W, Frank A
weaver; w. W. t, Louis Adams; w
d f. George Cole; trustees for one
year, CHARLES A Foster, Clarence Il
hall and James 7, Wool,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
AnpuA, Fess,yaI,

The annual festival OF the ohoristert
Of St. Johns P. e. Church was held
last evening aud was attended by quite
large audience. A very interesting
program was presented, one OF the
prom inent features of which wss solo
by William Fisher, the leader OF the
choir. He also read his annual report,
which showed that the choir lie In o
hourishipR condition. At the CLOSE ol
the exerciees refreshments were served
in the parish buildings.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
sporsamsp, Take Notice.

The regular monthly shoot Of the
WawAset Gun Club for the gold badge
takes place tomorrow afternoon OF
their grounds over Eleventh stHeeI
bridge. There will be extra traps for tht
use Of those who wish to try their skill
ct the insnimate clay, and altogether
there will be . pleasant time for thosi
who enjoy this sport. sportsmsn ar,
cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Ooutd D,smant,ea H,s Yacnt.

NEW YORK, April 5.--Jay Gould has
discharged all the officers and crew be.
longing TO his steam yacht AtAlnnts
with the exception OF the captain and
one man, and has given orders that the
vessel be dismantled. This indicates
thAt Mr.. Gould has no intention OF tax.
Ing part In any yachting events during
the coming Skinner, and that he has
sEelinauished All idea OF entering the
race for the International cup, In which
Sir William Pleree's steam yacht,
which is now being built, and other
flyers are exnsd.ed to take part,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
BurRlMrs about.

Last Wednesday night the store o.
Charles Bonham, as Seventeenth and
Union streets, was broken into and
robbed. The thieves effected an en-
trance through the cellar and stole twt
hams and several articles OF clothing.
The money In the cash drawer was also
taken. The police were notified, bui
up 10 this morning had failed to dis
cover any trace Of the thieves.
The same night the store Of Charlel
GeAry, at Fourteenth and Scott streets
Was also broken Into and srticles to th
value Of about 81 taken. II 10 suppose,
that both robberies were committed b,
ths same parties,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
struck with . Rrlok.

Yesterday afternoon. about O'Clock,
~ Owen HauRhey . IL year-oid son OF
Hugh Hauahey OF No. 42o West Second
street, together with . number of other
lads about his own age, were playing In
. stable yard, In the rear of 100 West
street, he was accidentally struck with
. brick. The brick was thsown by
william Cook, and 1t struck young
Hauahey on the head making Q severe
scalp wound. The wounded boy went
at once TO the ofioe OF DR.. Blooksom,
who sewed the wound up, after which
he proceeded home.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
non,t be n UIanl

Don't let jsa cus competition mislesd
you, but come aud sss what bargains
yon will recsige No trouble to show
goods, Cone carly in the day and
avoid the rush. 30 new salesm an vii
walt on you at tho great N. \. Fire In
surance Sale, 416 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Y, IA ID o. Reception

The reception OF the Yuung Mems
DsInooratio Club, given IN sheir rooms,
Asksw building, Last evening, was .
very enjoyable affair, aud great sue.
oaas The music was furnished by the
Acsd amy orohestrR. The guests par
took OF lavish supply of refresh mensa
both solid and liquid.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
IItnaNt no

Photographing by the inHtantsneous
process. Just As sura to catch baby's
splendid picture ~ any one; clear OF
cloudy, all the Same at Beecher's gal
lery, 315 Market street. FilGesn cabi-
nets, or one frame size and twelve oabi.
nets for SS 90; 11x14 imperiAls on heavy
gilt bevelled cards for $500 each. Be
sure OF number 3lb.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Personal.

Mrs. r. @. Smith, with her daughter,
of Kent County, Nd is visiting her
father, Nicholas Appleton OF this city.
In this con nuectlon we may remark that
Mr.. Appleton seems to bs RrAtified by
the fact that In Ills house reside father,
a son, grandson aud . Rrest-ssandson
at the present time.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Ku,sa nv . wan rrom . ,toyse.

CHAmBERsBURa, April 5-JoIi
Storm, we'll known resident of Cham
hersburg, died this morning from In
juries received by having q horse fal
upon him on Tuesday. Storm had jua
purchased the animal and white gtviDi
him . trial the horse reared, threw hli
owner and fell upon him, oaustug In
ternAl injuries.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Board OF Trade nseetius

A regular meeting of the Board oi
Trade was held last evening. " ith Presi.
dent ID. W. Taylor In the chair. The
question Of the discovery OF natural
gas In the srtesiAn we'll now being sunk
ut the Hartman & Fehrenbach Com.
pany's brewery was thoroughly dis.
oussed, and q committee consisting oi
Colonel Milo W. Locke, Newlin Cav
throp and William LAwton was Rp-
pointed to oonfer with the proprietors
In reference to the matter. The com
mittee on the new post offioe and the
statistical committee each reported
proaIesg.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
City Council.

The regular weekly meeting OF OitJ
Council ives held last evening with Mr.
Miller presiding. The roll was cAlled
and the minutes OF the last meeting
read and approved.
The City Treasures reported balance
OF $29, ,884.15 In the Union National
Bank to the credit OF current expenses,
f3, ,10a.67 to.the sand lot and Si27. .04, to
the credit OF the park fund. He alao
reported hsving received the following
amounts: Buildiag Inspector Dillon,
t63; Chief Engineer Robinson, t10a rs;
ex-Tax Reoeiver Kane. $3.50; City Au-
ditor Newell, $500; Chief OF Police
Dougherty, $l<i; interest on the Herd.
man fund, $50; interest on the Latimer
The payroll Of the president and
members Of Council, for sthe month Of
March, amounting to ,$3i6.76 was pre-
ssnted and orders directed to be drawn
In favor OF the parties named.
An ordinance was introduced provid-
ing for a loan Of $500 to the Ph9uix
Fire Company. to assist In paying for .
pair OF horses to replace those rendered
worthless by oolliding with an obstruo
tion In the street. 1t was read second
time and referred 10 the Law and Fire
Com mltteeB.
The result of the election held last
Monday night for q chief and two assist
ant engineers Of the Fire Department
wss presented and read by the clerk.
Mr.. Chambers oAlled attention TO the
PRACTICE Of builders and contractors
piiing bricks and other debris on Mar
ket street, close 10 the street car track,
and gave notice that ut the next meet
ing he would introduce an ordinance,
requiring all building material and
debris to be placed at y safe distance
from the track. Council then adjourn
ed.
The following bills were ordered paid:
j. v. Carlisle g 90, o. A; Walter JOS
epb, $5; Joseph T. Gross, o.; George W.
Sharpe, 8i5; Charles Cannon, $b; Ei
ward Bodle, $40; r p. Moody, $500;
John P. Ruth, $i6; P. Dugan, $50; John
Nc Bride, $108 SO; NJ II. Ksogh, $2o8 SO;
j. e. johnson, Sl08 SO
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

Order your teas, coffees, spices and
groceries at 800 King street Harry P.
Nichols, late with John P. Allmond &
90. Oraers cslled for and goods de-
livered to all parts OF the city, Tale
phone 4e6.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Ropairs N sedadi.

Front street from Market to shipley,
and also from Justison TO Madison, is
full of holes and is 10 q horribls condi-
tion The travelling Is very great on
this street, aud consequently the Street
aud Sewer Commission shoHld have re.
pairs made ct the earliest date praeti.
cable.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
You WAL Notice

In our show cases mostly cabinet pho.
sographs, Tbeae are tho pictures mostly
wanted by the people. Look at them
aud see how hne we make them. Fiji.
teen for $500, or 10 cabinets and one
frame size. Be sute OF the nu0beY, 3l6
Market street. Beeoher's Gallery,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
gns wsAahss.

Tomorrow premises to be from
cloudy TO fair, with q decided fall 0
temperature. Sunday, fair and con
siderably warmer.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
nein,rare shad,

I. A. MoclnFa has On his stall In the
Eighth street market . tipe conaiRn-
meut Of DslaRsrs shad and other hsh.
Also 'Ferh oysters every day. Give
In . s.......,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Don1 be q uIana.

Therefore do mot listen to competitors
that try 20 make you belivs that you
cannot get value received a. the only
Great New York Fire Insurance Cloth
ing Sale, 4i6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
81. Patr,oh,s Fair,

Tho annual fair OF this church is now
open In the basement OF the church,
There are sIx tables beautifully decor.
ated with many handsome articles.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Rumford Yeast Powder.
MISS PARLOA,

OF tha lannon's Boston Cooking School,
sage' VI have used the Rum ford bak.
ing Preparation with perfect SUCCESS fol
bread. biscuit and cake,''
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
no,her ana Dansntsr Burned,

LAUREL Del, April 6-Mrs. O. M.
Hopkins and her S.year old daughter, of
Bethel, were badly burned yesterday.
The chtld'a injuries are likely TO prove
fatal.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
nnnn ha ninn

Ask to see that Ss 85 mans suit, 50. 10
boy . suit and $l,65 child's suit Gan
only be bsd nt toe Great N Y, Fire In.
sarancs Clothing Sale, 4l6 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
CROSBY & HILL
Call special attention to number Of
REMARKABLE BARGAINS.

We will tell you briefly possible what they axes
and cordially invite you to call and for yourselves
how much dollar will purchase. The prices we nime
are very low We think that every intelligent aud dis
eliminating will be astonished the character
and quality of the goods offered the prices named which
is the next thing to giving the goods away Please read
carefully then without delay and secure what you
may want of them they cannot last long at the prces
One all Linen Crash at 8 cents yard.
1s-inch Best Twlled Cotton Crash made, at GEMS
Ia yard.
Good Linen Loom Dice at S cents yard.
Real Rsnirew Turkey Damasks. So inches wide, at
90 cents yard eight different styles, splendid goods.
66.inch Beached Damasks, never sold less than rs
cents yard We closed the last lot for cash and
offer them at IS cents yard.
Huck Towels at and 12I cents each. No, you
never saw as good before for the money.
Damask Towels, 54x25 worth so cents. Our price
as cents each, superb goods.
Gents English super stout Half Hose regular made.
10 inches only, 13 cents par pairs for 25 cents.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Jersey Gloves assorted szes
and shades, at cents a paIr, worth 25 cents.
Ladies' good Wire Bustles, cents EACH
Another lot of Spashers at cents each, worth so
Icens.
Ladies' Imported Cashmere Shawls with beauiuA
fringe In cardinal garnet light bls and bege at
$1.oo EACH Wonderful value for the money Also, a
better Shawl at 81 25 each.
40-nch Black Wool Henriettas jet and blue-bIacl
good fabric Special bargain at so cents yard.
46-inch Black Silk Finish Cashmeres beautiful ma,
teral Is cents yard; worth 81 Don't fail to look
at these goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

SHILoH's CURE will Immediately re
lieve Group, whoopipg cough and hron.
ohitis. Sold by N. B. Danforth, cor.
"a. y = ...ar,ia. s.ssoss.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
GRAND Opening. !.

Avenue ice cream psrlors, 6o5 Della
ware avenue, Saturday, April 7, Kyle's
ice cream all fiAvorE.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Don't be q Diam.

Why not save 40 per cent. on every
purchase you make ct the N. Y. Fire
Insurance Clothing Sale, Aio Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06

~. a speciality In szgar. cured corned
oee, at eowdsrmaker Bros, 5O7 King
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
RING

fr may be tust a
lat its Spring time
/ The st within
L as that clothing
pu. Their numbers
/ every day. We
The table is spread
Firg the early stages
We can dish up
/ styles Of Spring
4 eve y $40 suit you
.cy buying OF US. 80
fei on everything
Daily Republican., 1888-04-06
Patapsoo supsr,ativs :Patent ElouE

PHthLssuU bupefIAtIV1 FWuou9 n F0us
standa UNRIVADED
for making GOOD BREAD
of RIOH, CREAMY COLOB
aud FINE FLAVOR,
Ask your grocer or hour dealer for