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tracted public at SHOULDERS
tention to herself by lifting a 1000 pound
dumbbell Her next public exhibition OF
strength was her sculling race in 1890, when
she defeated Jack Carter, and at another
time Tillie Lafayette. the champion sculler
of Canada
In the meantime Flossie had earned hen
living in a millinery store, where she
learned to make artificial flowers. While
she was following this trade she was
offered large salary to put flower show
upon the stage of Boston museum. She
repeated this in various cities, still keeping
up her physical training, however.
Her wonderful powers were noticed and
she was advised to become Samson In
stead of flower girl.
Chain breaking became her speciality and
she the leading specialist in all the mu-
scum world. Besides breaking chains
she bites sixpenny nails in two and
bends gas pipes which she holds be-
tween her teeth. Probably the most
difficult thing that she does is TO
break chain made of iron, and knewn IN
hardware shops as No iron jack, by q
long and steady pull instead Of sudden
snap. She ties to two steel rings the two
ends of the chain. Then she puts on pail
of tuckskin gloves to protect her hands
and, putting her foot through one of the
rings upon the floor. sde takes hold of the
other with both bands. Now she slowly
/ straighteus her enormous legs and power
full back Gradually toe chain begins &c
give, and when it finally breaks link
is found 20 be pulled apart. IL was honest
strength that broke it-no stage trick.
Another feat IN which she does not have
the assistance OF her legs and back always
attracts attention. She ties the chain 20
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her teeth and bears down upon the eucs 81
the pipe. Her strength IS chiefly In her
back and legs. although her arms are
phenomenally well developed.
I'm a great walker" size said 10 ne. 81
nearly always walk down town when ! go
and back again always have walked
and ridden horseback That develops the
back and legs, you know. Once walked
twenty-five miles in the country in one
morning The only ether exercise eve1
take is with nv dumbbells IN the morning
before breakfast and n1y regular work or
thestage. Then | always eat tare= square
meals every dav Most professional ladie>
only eat TWO meals | b=liere IN plenty q
food If you want 10 have plenty OF muscle ,"
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the rings as before
and breaks it with
her hands alone
and By q sudden
snap.
Biting the nail
is more OF a trick
than an exhibit
ton of strength.
She merely holds
the nail between
her grinders while
she breaks il Oh
with her fingers,
Just as she would
DO II the 1aIl xere
held in a wise In
bending the ga
pipe Mrs. Adams
places II between
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-19

The new ro1s~ % Utah ard rortksrs Csif-
foruiz. va A = AL = r. aud Cotsfa.lk
sffdIand, becsusss Il - pietBrssqns. = q
quick i = alsaTs on tune Yea srs Cs7t-
orazio Dy daylight. The rsg sas- ssseelfis
allows rwo nours for ElEht-sessE -
MAusou Two daily pkes~1<sT tratna
ezrb way Paiscs sleeper. 20 OEd@a. co..
FrEncEacu.
We ss=o rseosu nsead tie sasta Fs Touss
thrDaxh Esw Msxizs aod AFixoaa - Les
Apsssses. san Diego and so Efanelsoo. &c
a dsrset as1 pls4aans Aas for ~lussf
trsreL
Exearsinn tseksts asT - hoazbt Esisg
q iEs aza fesurn.nz LEs ofksE. 81
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Brief Mention.

On account Of the cold weather there
were no receipts.
The statesmen and most everybody had
more bushes TO transact indoors than IN
the yards today.
Commission men predict good week in
both cattle and hog divisions, and some
think the receipts will be larger than last
weeks.
J. II. Cannon, the president of the Bank
of ClafiD, Claain, Kan, shipped in load
Of hags today,
J. II. Nelson Of Haysville shipped some
cattle in today.
John of Anness had d mixed load Of cat
tie and hogs on the market
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Jan. Is
Following are he closing quotations;
GRAlN-Csr lots on track.
NEEAT--Oc.
IOhN-Nev 2sel80c.
OATS-26sZSc
IfE-No or better 5la55c.
HAG-Baiec - JHs5 % per ton. loose, 81 007S o..
GROUND COhN-CEOp IN chr lots $50 per 100
pounds. corn an oats sec per 10 pounds, bran
sacked. 65c per 100 mounds.
tLAESEED-Gd.0C
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On szt after JaiT - shaESs e tiess
vii k.uoazse Effective between - ifAita
AZ NV ERIK. - thA2 Passenger ssasfD<
" lcnasz o. tAe N.seo1st f4<t4z rHlissy
ean r=ara &su fsgk sn - bars s6< -
n lautsz The train ssnErs M ahsta eatlf
=: - p IN. ssrivzax - seJr 1osk a. -
:. n 80 s<conr car foliorioT Gay go
gAaaSs e ear. - ercrsszry. sEaE1 = E1s2s
- fHs - Ls1ls i1sea 9ee-Ss 41is =
sxEeral bcuss est4krf TINE tsae ea8 "a
sassie - SAY esb~S iErs est * " astsii-s-
SEATS srs& la rbzlr s4rk fultEkn sssee
a. cam Il desired
4 T. blzcKtET. r q I. A
esl-sf - Sogts Aaas sEsxsA
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. r. EMMA COBB.

Females and Childrens diseases specially.
Home for ladies during confinement. Strictly Prt-
waite when so desired, also permanent homes pro-
vided for children when desired Letters Of inQus-
" confidential and answered promptly Home III
Ida ANenua. Wichita. Kansas.
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Parties emiersting TO the noTthwes
will ind IL 10 their interest by calling
the Rock Island ticket Office for informs
tion regarding rates. routes and aceommo
dhtiuns via this line. DO not not be de
eeived by agents Of other lines a. 70 this
route. You are invited TO call At the ofiics
and be convinced rs TO the superiority OF
the Great Rock Island route over al
others. By paironizing this line you eaa
have the choice Of four different routes
comfort she Rock Island leads tbs process
sion. W. II. WIsHAKT. Ticket Agent
Office 100 last Douglas avenue. ceorne
Main street d6S-f
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New ! ork Money.

SFw YORK. Jan. IS
Money on call esSy. ranging from to 20 per ent
ilused offered AZ ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile pa per ~ l6 per cent.
ETchange steady st 81 IS tor sixty-day bills
~ IS Tor demand.
fctal sales Of stocks today. E9.g00 shares.
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of the W hite
mountains about
thirteen years ago,
the strongest wo
man would never
have worn purpls
tights and broken
iron chains with
her hands.
The female Sam
son has twonames.
To the public she
is known as Flossie
Lablanche. To her
friends in private
life she is called
Mrs. Adams. The
strongest woman
is not taller than
most women. but
she is decidedly
handsomer both
in face and form.
In her street cos
tune she is a
dashing looking
woman, but in her
stage attire, which
consists of blue
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For Kansas City. 81 Louis and al nsissAs
s.st &c TIE Aiis.ouri Pacific rzsswse
BE- shu4t.ss liBs 70 81 Louis ~ - miles.
40 change q cars q sAy kiBd bstvesa
- ichiis and ~ Louis Only atty kSsry
fetssru Wiekitz Apd New YORK CITY "a
be > lss0ga I'sci1e TGliSAF. City tiek<s
g &c ~ &orfk Main stress. fel *
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Nj1lilll EAGLE
FINANCEANDCONNERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the "lcni'o
Union Stock Yards for the Past 40
Hours were: Cattle, Light; Hogs Llgne.
shipments: Cattle, So; Hogs 49,
WICHITA, Jan. IS.

WICHITA, J an. 10.
The cattle receipts were very hight To-
day, and but very little trading was done
There is a good deal of strength IN tne
cattle market, and reports show an ao-
gauce Of 10 cents. Commission men ana
BUYERS look for a good week. There is a
good, strong demand for butcher stun ana
for feeders and stockers, which Will ma
good sale.
The quotations mere presented are 70 give m ne
Ehpper an ides Of the general range OF prices ihs
vaTiou, cssseS and grades sell within the limits o.
these quotations. according 10 the quality OF oner-
ings and TIE state OF the daily markets these quo
lssions arr oufV changed when there has peen
permsnent change in the general narkeL me
represertatve sales should be referred 10 10 get Is
sally fluctuations.
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Blank charters and all kind of legal
blanks ior sale by
1RE WICHITA EAGLE.
G1Itt Wichita. Kansas
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LIZ

Rock Island calendars for the yssr ia
FOR free distribution ~ The esty ticket
ofssee. 100 corner Main aud Dou2lsz- Call
aud .et cue before they are All gone
w n WuHAEr.
City Ticket and Pxss. ACT.
1-,g ~ seh4ts Kan
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FOR EXCHANGE.
Tnder his head e per Ins yer Gay.

I1oR EXCHANGE 740-ACRE RANCH ~
II Montgomery county. kansas Has good J
story 4 anne hoSSt ol cons. "a ~ .yy,.,1I
barn. good out buildings orchard halef, Ntnaua.i.,
ETC. In fact ever thtng complete Tor farming ana
n wsnfsd Owner lives In Chicago and VIII e1-
change for merchandise, eastern farm OF CITY
81 acres clear land in Wilson county. Kansas. ~
mi les from railroad town Price RatL Ak A
TO ten room Louise tBst can be moved ont" VACANT
q acres clear land In Butler county and s2oo cash
for residence lots between Main and Eifth AID CeE-
sc acres Gear land, slightly improved two miles
Mo Prtcr fZ2a want wichita property or sedG-
Wick county farm Good title or no deal
towu ln Bur er county. hsp- in 10 acres COTTON
Fair Improvements Only fisoL IhruHbtAnSe Cue
IL scres wei improved land. broom frame hogse,
good cellar. stables. we'll. orchard. acres hus
timber water. etc. Inrum hTAucs Sl.lO1 owner
vii pat in ~ rst mortgage noiss aud S-to 20 D~l-
la acres ceac laai 9! miles east OF = ichta With
in two miles Of Isilroad toE., Tree and clear tof
ans farm IA harvey coua;y; worth s5-Jyo. TO ex-
change I1g wichita TesldsnGs o. good GuslAess
s5-sere farm well improved very rich soil. good
water. etc. TO exchange Tor Eo@d I'LL. water p0"ss
ssr particular, on any or all The above call
address A >. Nelson HicAi.A, AAa. CIV
rI7O EXCHANGE-CLEAR. vACAST LOTS oS
L North Lawranes ave f9T house on nc sonto
or West side. ). u. HutckinsA, - LinlFnsfiy 81 :.
d55 =
SIR4TED.
rneer This head &c ger Linz Per say
C;TR1YTD = PROM giG SoRTH LAwREScE
= avenue a isrEe. dark 6gladls COW. yeArs oid.
With large horns esA aud get pay i'f G"e''s-
DANCLSG SCHOOL.
ITIss Lucy FoKD's DASCISG ACADEMY
vi o " hall Market st--Nlasses tuesday.
sataTds5 Afternoon Al The attest eaaees. ~ Z
GENERAL STORAGE
GToKAGE-EItoa ws..ehou.e. ne-. els-a ADD
santa re dsseI- Cnes 81 = Is,o.,l-ss ave q = .
LOSE,
rrs.r if'. had zc pr lins per dsv
FOUND.
rrcsr ~ 5. Tssa -c 1sr nc p-r s-v.
STOLEN.
Uresr tbs bad n pet .iHs per cay
FIN4NCI1L
,-,Aer iba. bead e r-r iin. p.rs.-
LI<ASClAL-l hAFE 40 % I5As % . ,,eoD
i1-s. - 4 rnE9@riy bas- 60 q
NV0EFY-EtG EnsS 0S HB1zEs. Cattle
vi furlisre gran oas~s a. szT sle-s sczFliE-
- 4Ca5La Iyo41 a. llaaaa T. q = -ss4s street
T-yEYFTrKE foANs. CATTg.E LoASs-HCs-
i - sasau--5 Siaso-z $50 gtl1g . = = .ssl-
.sa4 ss.- et~Ee9a - sf3 t'fsff - -''a 80
PERSOA HI.
yyRISkLEs-w.TH s5Mozo sgT c 2, AZ
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go east via the New short line. Mis-
touri Pacific Pleasant Hill route
Through sleeping and CHAIR cars withous
change Wichita 20 ~. Louis bSd u
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ARTICLES
kars4s CITY Prodnce-

harsAs City Prodnre-
KANSAS CITY. Jan. IS
FIOTR-Firn in good demand Patent s. "a
s. extra fancy - IFk- >, fancy - VSts L. cnoce
81 Ss-3 " xxx 81 95zl a.
WHEAT-Nothing done
IORN-Dull Cash higher. options nominal No.
: cash. Ssltc bid. sc asked.
OATS-Iower. Nc cash sc bid. 2gl4c asked,
lauusry lsc asked. February sc bid, Nay snsc bid
5i-sc asked.
BCITGE-CreSr1ery quiet, s2S27c, dairy arm, Is
6 iec. packed Il@lSc, roll lSc-
tGGS-FIrm. lSc.
HAV-Steady, Timothy s. onS7 50 god 10 fancy
lrairle s. 500 .
ELANeEED-S9c on = basis OF pure.
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own living. She
therefore became
lady's maid in the
house of Exon
gresham Benton,
whose beautiful
wife is the daugh-
ter of Neal Dow.
Mrs. Benton was
very kind to the
future strongest
woman, and being
a very muscular
woman herself she
encouraged her in
her exercise. After
a years service
she sought work
in a factory. At
that time she at
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Jan. la
COFFEE-Spot Rio dull firm, 10 1Slsc
eDGAR-Retned quiet.
CuTTON-Stesdy. Middliug uplands7 e-l6c mid
1tng Orleans l5-i6c- sales g. bales Futures
closed firm. Sales sAOu0 bales. January 7.26. Feb
TIarK-
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tights, she presents q commanding and
pleasing spectacle.
l asked Mrs Adams why she was strong
and whether she had ever done anything
for it. The Samson shook her long hair,
which she wears as the original Samson is
supposed to have worn his locks, and said
that all she had ever done for it was TO
practice in a home rugged gymnasium IN
her grandfather's barn
This is the way it was. She was nine
years old and her brother was eleven when
this circus came. That changed the pur-
pose of her life. When she saw the lady
with the iron jaw sail toward the top OF
the tent, suspended from leather strap
which she held between her teeth, then for
the first time she knew what envy was.
Both she and her brother had ponies. From
that day on they began practicing bareback
riding In the barn they made gymna-
SUM, and Samsons arm began to grow big
abve the elbow. 1t is bigger now than 1t
was then of course, but still it is not nearly
so large as one would expect for woman
of her great strength.
When Flossie was fifteen years old re-
verses came and she was forced to earn her
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THE STRONG WOMAN.
How She Gained Her Strength
and Keeps It.
WITH WALKING AND DUMBBELLS.
She Needs No Complicated Exercises to
Keep Her Muscle in Condition to Bresk
Iron Chains and Do Other Very Re.
markable Things.

Had it rot been for circus performance
given in a country town under the shadow
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Winter Tourist Rates va be ssniA % KSnf~-
The SAINTS Re route have placed on naas
Winter Tourist tickets 20 the following
polnts: Austin. Corpus Christi, - psso.
Galveston, Houston. LAmyAssas. Rock
port, San Antonio. Texas. Denjng. Lska
VALLEY, Las Cruces, Silver City and So
eO=ro' New Mexico Transit limit Of -
days ia zach direction, With FINAL limit q
June ]. Is12 St0pover privileges vii -
allowed within the limits ia each diroc-
ton For additional iEformAsios apply Hs
Union ticket Office. 10 North Lain. %
Douglas Ayenue station
IEtf W. ID NUEDoCK. D. L. A,
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In No Hurry.

Mrs. OF.-Can l have nv husband
put in jail fer slappin me in the MOUTH
Magistrate-Certainly; that Is assault
and battery.
well, I'll come around IN about .
month and make the charge.
why not nave him arrested at onceE
"Well. you see, when he slapped me ]
hit him on the head with q rollin pin,
and he's now IN the hospital, and the
doctors SAYS be won't be able to get out
fer mouth yet, Life
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uEsrrHN n N
Ay.yoa ,elbV to " .shlagtsa .rrnsryf

TETON 1iekss once Ser hsln snd la slFsss, Usiea
Passenger Station SSTner Douglas and IN avssoeA-
" u. MrRnecK. y. =. A
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Something S.r-Through Cars betresn ~.
I'aal and kaasAs Cny.
The traffic between above cities has
80 Increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted a new order Of things.
and has put on their trains, through car
between these points. he cars run on
this service are Pullman combination
chair car and sleeper, aud are the sfnbodi-
ment Of comfort The price charged fer
this especial service IL bat little compared
with the accommodation given.
see that your tickets read via ths Albers
Lea route &C.. r. /. & T.; b. {. X q y.
tables sent on application.
JOHs SEBASTIAN,
Gsn'l Ikt q Pass Aga
z. ST. JOIN, Gent Manager
General Offices. Chicago. S1t
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The receipts of hogs were light today,
and but few sales were made. Eastern
markets report an advance, and If any
thing had been in today it would have
sold at strong prices. The demand is
good, and the packers are very anxious for
hogs. There Is a great deal of strength IN
the hog market, and big string OF hogs
are expected in this week.
REPRESENTATIVE SAILS
The following are representative sales OF hogs
~ the wards today:
No Dock Av Price
"a -. 20 SO
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moss SLY Goa. Eo4aD So pEs NIX
" Ea- - a-----z -. = y - . 8. =
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~ ~ BTC-s ~ HIolffCaE. Pills Tx
~ EtSsF kF~af1 f-seess q fr-.f " a. $50
a. - sc azsa els-lzsas tEe $3.50 - ~
zs~zr~s. p asfsEssG - iFGzae1E EsEs1r7zs-s7zz
ee~x zls aaG-s& ~ - tssFE Egfit.E sFss1@izsS
Assszzzss ~ esesE ~. FgFaA. sTEFsetssA 49,
ssz "a - zgFs szs5ssez - lessz LaSts-ss
- E4st Iss1z y -e4ssz- Aazs - s2szsass 81
&C., "a 3fF
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yX-RTNEIE--wgTR AT8QED SIT CREAH
w Yea al glszTlssfy rEb tezf $50 ssk-Hd l<f-
L ~ ars tao ceS1s Szg4 sE-rzJ - ss@aailsS-
toz sauisTsFli. h1ezEs liz @s-Ess ssl-t@- g =
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ArcnisoS. roPEKA = SANTA TEsn-


NoEIH RNp FAST.
No. fi4- Kansas City expires.
No. 4is' Chicago ysstioulei
express -.-....-... ....-..--.
No. Nr" Missouri Afver ex-
PfesSs.s $1,000 .--.s-ss-F-
NO. A. Fsngiewood eNpfesSs
SoUTH AID wEsr
No. trTs oklahoma CITY and
Oklahculs express 49,
No az Caldwell and Pan
handle expresf...........-.
No. toS' Fl worth, calves
ton and Teas express. 81.
No. as Wichita EapresA
No. ~ Eng!ewood seem. 80.
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Wy ANTED-BUSINEsS MEE WHO ARE IN
w need Of steporTuphers or accountants 10 call
~ the National Accountants and StenOgrAPbers
Eurehu branch o1nce at the Southwestern Busl-
res College Wichita. Ken. Ne usually have on
our application LIST thoroughly competent book
ksepeis and stenogTnp6eTs, with nrs1 class retefe
es Eeip furnished free OF Charge %SG
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yIyO EXCHANGE-CLEAR, VACANT LOTS os
Il North Lawrancs ave fJg house on the Sontl
or West side. ). u. HuJchnss, - LininsFiy 6i :
d55 y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-02-11
POETS CORNER.

Last night toss'd and turned in beJ
But could not sleep-at length sail.
I'll get my paper, pen and ink.
Put on my cap and try to think
What to write for the Poets Corner
So at it went, with might and main,
Until fear l am half insane,
For not one rhyme would come to me-
| could not make the old thing gee.
And greatly fear / am "a goner.
Be that as it may, wish to say,
If you would trade where it will pay,
Just go at once-fear not to speak
To the clerks at the store of A. Y. Leake.
Just one door from the corner.
And they will show you the pref
test line of Groceries in the city,
at prices that are absolutely correct,
for the kind OF goods he keeps.
IN. B.-The corner referred to is
B. R. Legg & Bro.)
Now, if any of you have any OBJ.
lection to this ''Poem,'' say it now,
or forever hereafter hold your
peace. Speaking of peace, that
reminds me if you wish to kerr
peace in the family you had better
patronize the 'Poet's Stor.," where
you can buy the very best goods.
always at reasonable figures.
?. S.-This poem is copy righted,
but all spring poets can copy after
cts STYLE" provided, they buy their
"brain food" and other Groceries
from me. Call in and see the cold
warrior and the dude and shake
hands with the proprietor-and,
Your friend,
A. Y. LAKE.
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7. l.. HUNT,
Groceries & Crockery.

AS tits almost impossible to enum.
crate every article kept in first
class grocery house, in the short
space Of an ordinary advertisement,
[ wish to cali attention to a few ar
ticles that are seasonable.
have Just received another bar
rel OF that fine Georgia Cane Syrup,
equal to Maple Syrups with buck
wheat cakes. Excelsior Hams, nice
and fresh-the finest ham in the
market. Buckwheas -four, OatAakes,
Corn flakes, Big Hominy, Grits,
Meal and Graham -four, Canned
Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Okra and To-
matoes, Peaches, Apricots, Ounces,
White Cherries, Blackberries, Blue
berries, etc.
Twenty pounds OF snow white SUI
gar for one dollar. Roasted Coffees
always fresh. Rio, Choice Blend,
Java, Java and Mocha, Arbuckles
and Lion Coffee in pound packages.
A pound of Baking Powder and a
piece of table ware thrown in. Bak-
ing Powder guaranteed pure and
equal to any Standard Powder on
the market. Remember, sell you
Crockery at bottom prices.
7. L. HUNT.
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN s IRON BITTERS
T. L. HUNT.
The Editors Prize.

Mr.. A. X. Hawkes. has gained national
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