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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
A Massachusetts idea.

The latest Yankee notion has been devised
by number of young women in Boston and
other large cities in Massachusetts,, who have
formed an organization for the purpose of
supplying small towns with libraries. Their
plan of operation IS TO visit towns desti-
tute Of libraries, talk the matter over with
the leading people, get them Interested in it,
and induce them 70 contribute according to
their means-sosne of them the ground, some
the books, and those who cannot raise money
10 help the good work by day labor. In this
way several little libraries have been started
In these towns, which may become the nuclei
oflarger ones. The girls are going still further,
and have asked the Legislature 10 contribute
500 as starter to any town which shows a
disposition to begin the equipmen of librarys
The notion is an excellent one, and well
might be initiated in our small western
towns, where library would be a blessing
in relieving the tedium and intellectual dis.
advantages OF small places far remote from
the advantages Of cities.-Chicago Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
Nome Are Harmless.

! have recently met with several cases o,
Insomnia due 10 the overVaxation OF the
American nervous system, and have been re-
que>ted 80 prescribe some drug that would be
effective TO procure sleep and be a the same
time harmless. No such drug exists. There
Is No medicine capable Of quoting TO sleep
voluntary hlc that mas been working ten
hours at high pressure except i ne more or
les poisonous, Consumption Of chorsi. bro
nlne II some form, o. opium, has increased
IN TINS country 70 an incredi ole extent. Is sriB
growing, and large number 81 Americans
20 70 bed every night more Or lees> uader me
influence Of poison. Sleep 1aus obtained 5
nor reStful On restorative and llAtur,, literally
e1accs he- penalties for vLo-Ased law more
severely IL Lace czs-> than - frol, others
Digestion suffers Erst. uEe Is rarely hungry
Tar bresktasi. sIld las u morning appetite
IS ccrtaa S.ga u IL, healga Increasing
ReEsousEess follows .htli dass hec5-1.e jo,.s--
Gems zl,a p5.sogsd nights ths ocly colat 4rt-
ahic parts u .iiv.-Ij- Hutchinson ia Amer
Ic2E M.=a1;ra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
Girls Not So Anxious to Wed.

One of the most striking features of the
century now drawing to a close to those who
can remember clearly the last thirty years is
the changed attitude Of the fairer sex toward
the world and its affairs. Then the ambition
of every young woman was to be married.
Marriage was success in life, Spinsterhood
was a failure. Nothing but some pronounced
and approved mission in life could excuse
single blesSedneSs in women. Today our
Young girls are more likely to show desire
10 he self supporting and Independent. The
term odd maid" is no longer obnoxious to
them. They pant for practical education.
The girls of the family are often more earnest
students than the boys. They think more OF
making their own living than they do Of
making an advantageous match. They envy
those OF their own sex who make good in
comes by the work of brains and hands, in
stead of disparagipg such work.-Detroit
Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
DIcKis himself.

Thinkers VINO discuss identity and "the
ego may nevertheless have no more real con-
ception of the true self than 4 certain little
girl whose dog was her chief delight. One
day, however, Dickie died, and then his mis-
tresS grieved and would not be comforted
a few days after his burial in the garden
she sat with her mother near the syringa
bush which shaded MS grave.
Mamma, she said, thoughtfully, 'where
is DECKER
Why, down there under the syringa.n said
her mother; don't you remember we put
MIN there, and covered MIN with eartht'
''Yes, but Dickie hirnself!'
I'VE put him in the ground thre, dear
No one has disturbed him
''Oh, know his head and his ears and his
paws and tail and the rest Of him are there.
but what I want Is to know what has become
OF the real Decker
1t was the self which shore out through
Diczies loving brown eyes which she 50 sadly
miSSed.-Youth's Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
Matchmaking at the Capital.

When the Cham Observation-Disclosures courtship
began it was by the design and deliberate
management Of other people. Mr.. Chamber
lain and Miss Endicott met at the Chinese
minister's ball and took q turn or two, arm in
arm, about the ball room. It was enough.
Their friends at once began the dinners and
little naaneuvers at which Mr.. Chamberlain
and Miss Endicott were invariably guests.
They were thrown together daily in this way
by the people who gloried in making such a
good match"
One hostess gave luncheon to young wo-
men and asked Mr. Chamberlain. He was
the only man present among twenty or more
ladies. Even the husband of the hostess was
not asked. | need hardly say that Mr. Cham
berlain's seat at table was next to Miss Endi-
colts. A thousand and one we'll planned so
Cial affairs favored and urged along the ac-
quaintance to friendship and friendship to
courtship.-W ashington Cor. Springfield Re
publican.
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Beware Of Unnece,.arr Ornan.pt.

pamphlet Is a little thing, but II viii 20
hard with il If it can't get lost and give is
slave long fCTenoOn's work trying to find
IL. lnsnimate objects. having no souls 70
save, have no incentive to Go right; they pre-
fer 70 make all TIE trouble thev can. a piece
Of silver on table previously unacquRiIted
with silver viii boldly assert its claim 20 have
everything, not only on TIE table out IN tie
room, of nature thai viii ha-IaoTiEs with
il; richly upholstered cnair in the parlOr
may incJ2-insatiy Danish eli The other chairs
from that apartment 90 -ae attic: delicate
pair u gloves Wi! nscaSssTAte new and &
Tensive cSssuEae; al ornamental bell handle
viii cal sor q new fronE door. which VII de-
mana ueH hou=a, NEiea VII insist upon q
ve.vs5 lawn wi-a aoxerS and scrusbsTy-
Having carmel oar Urssd ami bC.1=- %, r.ss
sweat q rhe brow. ls1 Us haEsre - bringing
1Ae srtice baIy i1so 81 state q active PeIs.s.r-
alton merely FOR ne sac ~ .-ssgiuz sugar e
spread JiTso. tiss Uat5er = cato 0i20e-
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Musicians in New York.

1t is closely estimated that there are regr
larly employed in the theatres during tht
season about 900 orchestra players, sDd il
the concert halls and museums $50 more.
Six hundred and fifty musicians who have
steady work at least eight months of ths
year! A large number, it may seem TO you
but when you consider that there over .0os
professional musicians, many of whom ara q.
proficient as the lucky $50. vino are out Of
regular employment and depend upon ODD
jobs to scrape together money enough 10 keer
body and soul alive, the number is not &
large as it appeared at first.
The music business is played out IN New
York. The market is overcrowded and
prices rule accordingly low. Why doesn't
the union prevent thisl How can it, know
of men in the union who are playing in
orchestras for S12 q week. when the union
price Is $3.50 with only one matinee. New
York News
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Coloring Wine by Besries.

The naqui is a small evergreen shrub, com
mon IN Chill along toe course q torrents anC
N shady, Eno1nts nous woods II Is cot cul
tivated, but grows Wild. and the berries
which Ii Chill are eaten either fresh or pre-
served, are now beginning 70 be e1porue6
largely 10 Europe for the purpose OF colcrinl
wines IN the three years ending 1887 m
exports vsTo respectively as follows: e. -
kilos, l36 e2S and As, So 10 France alon'
the exports during the same yesTs were -
kiloS, ll5,ec9 snd So. ~. The consul gsnera
has no statistics for lSsS and 1889, bat pre-
sumes that tie increase went on IL toe SAN.
proportion Ire berries are added 10 tkt
Craps il orda- 20 give tie wine q good color
Public Opinion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
THE PILOT.

see therei The ships high on the waves,
Shes steering to the shoals!
Unless she turns her head she's lost
With all those hapless souls. -
Cast of my boat: give me the oars,
Trey seem to cali TO me-"
'FWhy, PILOT, what chance would you have
In such an angry sea?''
Perhaps but may save them yet;
They'll near my warning cry
And save the ship with all hef crew
could not better die.
"Hand me the trumpet, Little boat,
For GODS sake do your best-'
And Ike al arrow from bow
It mounts each foaming crest.
The shoal is passed. sheer TO the ieft!''
Along the breakers sounds his CRY.
Keel upwgrds comes his boat 20 land
While the ship glides safely by.
Philadelphia Times.
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oountris. with Our Name.

When We say toe United States We al
ways uesn oar own country, which 3 TIE
United States b=causs ir IS the Oldest and
greatest 4 them al But there ere Othe-s
and b=causs ocr free government Il 50 pres
porous th= example nav bs followed oy Oths;
Nations, 50 there VIII - ret EnIre ni.ec
SSzssS made from countries Lost are nov
k1nSaosns o. empire Es-e are sne names q
tbe z aitsd SSsa-ss nov IL existence ard to-
Esars n which Thsv ware born IFS, tts
Cnirst Ssstss q srs-1-a: isS4, tie raite3
Sta5ss x Gsxlco. lSSl, ths Initial State =!
COON Us. 1874. * United SsS.zS e Vs7@
xus-A -sss, ne TssF@4 SAFES Z ..szlL-
Bos.cE Tgle FlsE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-21
4 Scholars Tasks.

How many grown persons would &c
through with the sample task reported TO toe
meeting OF the principals of the school de
partment ~ an evenings work for a child Of.
say Is years! Ii contains exercises OF no less
than eight studies, involving original compo-
sition, the memorizing of several different
subjects, mathematical reasoning and appli-
cation Of rules, grammatical analysis. study
Of rhetorical expression and exercise III arts
tic design and manual skill. 4 child is ex-
pected 70 do this and enjoy sound sleep and
steady nerves. San Francisco Bulletln.
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The Power of S,,,nn rhi,,e-s

Consider the enormous power that is WELD
ed by even the most insignificant of mani
mate objects
The slightest bit Of bric.aebrac. if it is not
busted every day, will vent its spite by tell
ing the caller a naughty tale concerning It's
mistress; an old foreign coin viii prosecute its
pcssessor with urgent enueaties to get other
rare coins and start q collection Plain liv-
ing and high thinking viii not rescue one
from the despotism Of things, for his library,
like many tongued demon, will not cease
70 remind him of the books ne has not got.
and twit him with his ignorance
Globa
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Rye Growing in a Block of Ice.

/ P. Woods, Clarinda 1a) ice packer.
relates wonderful story Of how he found a
stock Of rye growing IN a block OF pure ice.
To prove the remarkable narrative, which he
quite correctly supposed would be doubted if
not corToboTated IN some manner. he carried
the block 70 the office q The Herald of thar
city, and there exhibited 20 curious crowd
the rye blades two inches long. with tiny
thread Ike roots extending far into the crvs-
tSl-2a Elnck st I.s1,is ReDrIt,lfc
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FOR TIE NAVY

Rocking lUto the Methods ~ one of Uncle
Sans Recruiting O1ices.
Just what sort Of men the United States
wants for is army Sai how they are chosen
wasa prohlC.n a reporter was sent 70 grspale
with Yesterday affev1oon.
4 Wei feds red faced aud much waved as to
his luussacbs recruiting sSrseant stood lean
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-08

CHICAGO, Aug. This was tn,
most imgoriautaud imposing Jay in
the Patriarchs Militant ctntUnmeut
being set apart for the grand parade
The first exercise ii the day was
exempliflcaiiou uf subordinate de-
gree work ia Battery ID arm0Ty for
prizes 10y the North star Lodge %.
Minneapolis anu lodges from White
water, Wisconsin, ami Blooming
ton, Iowa.
At II O'Clock a handsome and i'm.
posing dress parade, AMI inspection
took place on the Lake Front
grounds, with about forty CautOns
in line. The great stretch OF green
swami was ablaZa with the black
red, purple and gold Of the knlghtly
uniforms and the glitter Of burn
Ished steel.
In the afternoon the great parade
took place, which was witnessed 10y
crowds Of people. Tonight ther,
was another great park spectacular
demonstration on the lake front,
with n military parade, the confer
ring Of the decoration Of chivalry
for members OF the Rebekah degree
ami n grand exhibition Of pyrOtec
mics
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WASHINGTON, Aug. T. In the
House 4 resolution was adopted
calling on the POstmaster-Geueral
for copies Of agreements for trans
portation Of the mails between the
United States and foreign countries,
the conditions upon which the
awards are made and the rates Of
payment.
The House then went into Com
mittee Of the whole on the General
Deficiency bill.
Rogers moved to strike cut the
clause appropriating $500 to pay
George Matthews in fall for the un-
expired term Of the Fifty-first Con
gress, for which he was elected As
delegate from the Territory OF
Dakota. Lost.
Clunie offered an amendment
granting an extra months pay to
the employees OF the Senate and
House. Agreed TO-
The bill disposed of, the committee
ruse, and all amendments were
agreed 10, save that granting an
extra months salary 10 the Senate
and House employees, and then the
bill went over until tomorrow.
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CHICAGO, Aug. T. This afternoon
at meeting composed Of represeu-
tatives Of the principal commercial
organizations Of this country, with
reference to the enforcement Of the
sO-called uniform bill OF lading, the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The representatives Of the
commercial interests Of Duluth, Min
neapolis, -. Paul, Milwaukee, Chi
cagO, -. Louis, Peoria, Toledo, De-
trOit, Indianapolis, Buffalo. Boston,
Cincinnati, l. uisville and Kansas
CITY, in connection with the Miliers'
National As~Uciai ion and the distillers'
and cauls feeders committee Of the
United States, have united IN patient
effort 10y conference and fair repre-
Seniation to induce the carriers repre-
Sentatives TO defeat the adoption Of the
so-callei uniform bill Of lading until
its terms. conditions, applications and
scoue might be fully examined and
properly understood by all shippers.
and
WHEREAS. Nothwithstandingan ex-
press a-reelnent To recommend a
reasonable extension 81 time, sad
carriers representative did recon-
mend an immediate adoption and en-
/ forcement Of said instrument; aud
WHEREAS, The practical eiiec; Of
this action has been an advance in
rates ranging from 30 to 20 per cent
above the prices which were charged
for Transporting the same commodities
and products under precisely similar
conditions and circumstances prior to
August LIST.
ResOlred, That our earnest protest
against the unjust and unreasonable
course pursued by the railways en-
braced in the Central Traffic Trunk
Line, Southern Railway and Steam
ship Association and United Lake
Lines be recorded.
ResOlucd, That we recommend To
shippers that they combine TO make
protes; against the enforcement Of
this special contract, and that all
charges which may be exacted as
compensation for shipping under the
customary conditions and liability be
submitted 10 the proper legal tribunal
for the purpose Of testing their Just
ness and reasunahleness.
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rHAr IENIIENrIAEN -.

Boston. Aug. For some t.UC
past trouble has been brewing 90. the
Charleston state prison, having I--
origin in the objection 81 iEua..
90 the enforcement ut Jar 3u..I.i"l
system % measurement ..fe .r-
teTuguU ghe Cuuv.rl- iu ..e
shop refused 90 obey a--,E- s-- .s
Il 10y some pr,.l-. .---- -.-r..- ...
ret UP % trr -fr -..a- - ..
every IeSCrilEf.r wssr ~.u- I .g
iu alI GiruCjIuH-, IE- Wr.uH.H uu
the uortu auu west -.-y~ u-.L- cu-
tirgly demolished. They ;Icu
maue a dash for the yard, ard tHe
mob Of over fifty Infatuated couv.yts
rushed for the walls.
Instantly the-CuJ-iys began firing.
Other officers OF she Institution wrI.
quickly nj hand, ami with lrlWu
ruvnlyers soon mIsSed the gang Boo
groups. after q hGri fight, ia which
clubs were freely USED, aud many u-
the convicts' heads were badly
crushed.
Word was quickly sent 60 police
headquarters and in a short TIME go
policemen reached JAe .Ti-Iu iu
patrol wagons. 10 j. mot Thought
that any Of tine prisoners were seEi-
Uusly Wounded, hU- .S the excite
meut has not fully subsidized 90 IS iu-
Il,sibl, % say what ihe result %. ..r
Shooting was. Tie gUaru on the
walls las b,,u tgyalUI aul a large
uumtuE II Vuiice are ua-sel Iu .Er
ward and corridors.
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Tired Feeling.

After taking only part Of the first bottle
of Hoods SarSaparilla could rest well
all night and feel refreshed when woke
up. Imust say that Hoods Sarsaparina Is
IlItIs recommended 10 be- MIS-. II. ID.
wrASs. no F. Mason ST, jackson, Mich.
II have used Hoods sarSaparilla as 4
blood purifier am am well pleased with il,
it being in my opinion the proper medicine
for the purpose" WI G. wUERrH, or
ganist. ST. Mary's Church. Detroit, Mich.
My daughter received much benefit
from Hoods SarsapariIll as tonic after a
protracted attack Of pneumonia" REV
FIJI. ADAMS, New Hartford, CT
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ton for six coupons admitting 90
the grounds. Il was by hyputL-
coating the prospective receipts
from this source that I was euaH ie,i
to raise the $4,000 for prizes, sut
the additional 81, ono eNQea-,s-
Instructions concerning these mat
tiers Were sent 10 every canton and
lodge two months ago. Those who
have followed the Instructions have
had no trouble. Those who went
20 dickering with the railways uu
their own hook may have had
trouble, but that Is none q my affair.
Let them settle tina, with tie aiii-
roads,
Adiutant- General Frost said iu
relation to the charge for syl--:
'srhis is no money making iuStiiu-
ton, but We must p1y expeu-l--
We haven't called on the lodges or
Odd Fellows organization for q
cent. General Underwood has
raised all the money necessary ON
his own personal guarantee. The
expenses are heavy, anu AL tie
money received Will lie devoted So
paying them. \ ticket for n s.-
purchased is good for ali day. The
h0lier can 90 IN and out n often SIS
he wants. 4 check is given every
time. There is no cause for conf
plant ut ALL
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BuekIea's ArBiea sa7Es.

TIE BEST SALvE in the world Tor
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, chap
ped hands, Chilblains, CoFUs, and
all Skin Eruptions, snd positively
cares Piles or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed 70 give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded Price
. cents per box For sale b. A. C..
Smith 4 Co.
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position to say that they lie, and
shall have the pleasure Of having
this fact come before the world as
soon as Mr.. Blaine, the Mexican
minister and Mr.. Miner terminate
their investigations. All they have
said to the Star Is a tissue of false.
hoods and would bring the blush to
the face OF a gentleman.
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THE REVOLUTION INCREASING

\ cipher Gi-iat-n from Guate-
malI say: Tire rev. 'uti1u is in
crsas.ug. Gcuvail DuH-ary, the
revulutioui-t who captured ChigUi-
NUT. has Increased hi- l1ice- uy "a
large number ui describes rom the
Salvadoriau ranks. Bi.-dti -factiuu
reigns supreme aui tire flight 81
President EHrri.igs is looked for al
any moment
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NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. THE
cottage occupied by Mrs. r. knuwl-
ton Of New York was last night tu-
tered and robbed Of q large quantity
Of jewelry. During the past two
weeks there has been something liEu
a dozen burglaries in Newport. This
morning there were two IJuueri-z
reported, one Of them q very serious
one, the amount stolen being ts.-
mated al $1,000.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
100 Doses One Dollar

Pain and dread attend the use Of
most catarrh remedies. Liquids and
snuffs are unpleasant rs well as
dangerous. Ely's Cream Balm is
safe, pleasant, easily applied into the
nOstrils, and sure cure. 1t cleans
Is the nasal passages and heals the
infiamed membrane, giving relief
at once. Price soc. d
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

dor VERY DESIRABLE LANDS.
Both Agricultural and GrArInE. II
Northern chihuahua. near Colony DiAL
For full particulars. Spply 10 DRsKSEJ
NEWS once, or ". Derby johnson. Jr..
COLONY DiAI. Canton GAleanA, Chihuahua.
Hszieo. E&vts
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M..i,nnts IN ArIznnn.

TUCSON. Aug. Tucson is cut
or from the pi-, 10y rliirllI wash
outs. There !sl- becu no train FOR
five days. Inu carnage Ia the
southern Pacific l. estimated at
nver- SI-l.mII.
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giiIinm-- AUSTRIAN. "a lfrrA i.'H.
IfyDU are Yellow, Bilious. ras
situated with Headache. is, as,1lr
drOwsy, no appetite, i1ot osE g-u'
Liver is out Of order. one t.S ui
these Pills will dire all the troubles
away and make a ueV being Of YOU.
Price % cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
Inst. Drug Dept, Agent dGs
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EYRAUD TEIEs ~ SUICIDE.

PARIS, Aug. 5.-EyrauI. uorGr-
derer Of Notary G1uIc, a..eH Pied
suicide to-day. HJ tl-e his -..gi u,
% strips, twisted them tpselnrr So
form rope, ami with &c altsal,e.
to choke hiu>elfty death. Bus uI
timely discovery be would have suc-
ceeded.
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CALCUTTA, Aug. "A revolt has
broken uut among the AleHagaras
in CanaGahara. Troops have been
dispatched 10 quell the disturbance.
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The second Excursion 90 yellow
stnuf. pnrtE

The Union Pacific is advertising
n second Excursion b. the Yellow
stone National PAD % leave here
August 18th, AT the -tms low rate
for The round trip rs the first one,
$500, which includes railroad and
stage fare from here through the
Park and return. This Is an opp1r,
tunity that none should miss; living
as near this wonderful spot as we do
we should know something about g.,
For full particulars regarding this
excursion, call on +. +. Eccles,
Ticket Agent, or c. J.. ingalls,,
Travelling Passenger Agent, 40 .ll
Main 81. They have full line Of
nrininI nIlIInr IN tmL. Pm
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LION OOFFEE

LION COFFEE
selection Of
Mocha, Java and
BIO, properly
blended and IS
conceded by oil
20 make the
incest cup Of
Coffee in the
land. 4 Beauti-
fui Picture Card
In every Pack
age. For Sale
eVeryWhere.Ask
your Grocer for
Il.