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year cid child which occurred In
Aberdeen, Scotland, few days ago.
On June Mrs. Middlecamp with
the child left for that place to visit
relatives where the little one took
sick which finally ended in its death.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schofield have
removed from the city temporarily.
Mr.. Schofield will engage with a
bridge contracting outfit on the
Santa Fe, while Mrs. Schofield will
have charge of boarding car
on the same road running be-
tween this point and Dodge City
Kansas. Next winter they expect to
return and take charge Of the
restaurant.
Superintendent p. W. Search an
nounces that he has cut down the force
of primary teachers six, and dropped
one teacher from the graded depart
mcnt, which with few other strokes
of economy. he says, VIII save the dis
trict 10000 II the worthy professor
can keep up good schools and at the
same time economic so handsomely,
the taxpayers would be pleased to see
him go right along with the trimming
District No. 20 can stand Il looping of
of expenses.
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Our Average Troubles.

one summer evening long ago.
There came bird that none did know
And the Giuko Tree said, "wos is msf'
'Tis the woggly Bird" said the 0inko Tree
''Ah, me ah me! and woe Is me,
-Tis the woggly Bird" said the 6inko Tree.
Under the shade OF the tree It sat,
And built It's nest in the Ginko hat;
And the eggs were laid that seemed to be
The egg OF the foe OF the Ginko Tree.
All, me, ah, mel they seemed to be
The eggs OF the foe OF the Ginko Tree.
Its most absurd, It's most absurd!
III not be fooled by the wosgly Bird
The sad tree sang, and "woe TO me.
Why was born Ginko Treef
All, me. ah, me. and woe To me!
OH why was born II Glnko Tree.
Revenge is sweet" the Ginko cried.
To stand upon his head he tried;
But failed, for he had not been taught,
When young, To posture as he ought;
Ah me, ah, me, had not been taught,
When young, to posture rs he ought.
So now the feathered Wogglets roost
AT least a year ago they used
Upon the brnnch--if branch there be-
The branch OF the ill-used Ginko Tree,
All, me, ah, mel II branch there be,
They roost on the branch OF the Ginko Tree
MORAL
There's no such thing as the Ginko Tree,
There's no such thing and ne'er Will be,
It's also true-though most absurd
There's no such thing AS the woggly Bird,
Ah me! nh, me! its most absurd.
Hut there's no such thing as Woggly Bird
san Francisco Investor
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Latest in .w orid's far Rates
Commencing June 1st. and until
further notice the Denver q Rio Grande
will sell tickets At the following rates
in connection with the Burlington or
Rock Island routes, viz: Chicago an !
return t8265 good 30 days
st. Louis and return e27.85 good
80 days. Kansas City. Omaha OF
an, Missouri river common point and
return $50 good thirty days. and COM
mencing June 9Th and uatii further
nstice We viii sell one way ticketi
A. follows: Chicago ti7.e5 81 Louil
e15.75 Kansas City Omaha or say Mis-
souri, RIVER common point $1O.75
Make note Of this important point
VIZ: We run moro trains and give bet
ter service than all roads running int
Pueblo combinsd. Just think Of IL
leave Pueblo this morning. arrive IL
Ohsma same night. Chicago or 81
Louis the next afternoon. Only ONT
night out Pueblo 10 Chicago or Ct
Louis. Secure tlckets and Pullman &c
commodations At Grand Union Ticke
oance. Central block, corner eccont
and Main. A Jackson. 0enl. Agt
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Notice Of General Election.

section 3 Of An Act entitled An Act to sub
init to the qualified electors OF the state the
question o. extending the right Of suffrage to
women OF lawful age. and otherwise qualified
according to the provisions of Article seven,
Section Of the Constitution of Colorado, ap-
sgc o. il shall be the duty Of the Secretary
of state To Issue his proclamation or notice to
the electors OF said general election and to give
notice Of the submission Of said Section one ~
to the qualified electors Of the state for their
approval on rejection, and to print or direct to
be printed upon the Official ballots, used In each
county Of the State at said election, on separate
lines the words:
Equal suffrage approved and the words
Equal suffrage not approved
And those voting at the said election, who ap-
prove said section one of this act shall place In
Ink cross or ~ upon said ballots Opposite to
rage approved and those voting at said cleo
ink cross or an X" upon said baiic!s opposite
o or In the margin Of the words. Equal sun
rage not approved" and the Secretary OF State
shall cause said proclamation or notice herein
before referred to to be published In ut least
county ~ such there be) for three t3) months
previous to the next general election. and said
proclamation. by the Secretary of state. and
the voting on the said question aforesaid, by
the qualified electors Of the state, shall he
deemed and considered by NIL the courts Of this
state as n submission of said section one of this
lection within the meaning Of the State constl-
tuition.
In hccOluhnct tnefeWltn nOtlEc Is hereby
given that n general election will lie held on
the seventh day OF November, A. ID. 1898, at
which time there Will he submitted to the quail
ified electors at said election for their adoption
or rejection, section one u) II said act af0re-
said giving to women the right Of suffrage In
the State Of Colorado. which section one 1iJ is
as follows:
SEC. !. That every female person shall be en-
titled to vote at all elections, In the same man.
be entitled 70 vote by the Constitution and laws
Of this State, and the same qualification ~ to
age, citizenship and time Of residence In the
State, county, city, ward and precinct; and ali
other qualifications required by law TO entttle
male persoas 70 vote shall he reQuirsd TO enti-
tie fginale porsons 70 vote.
my hand sed aAxe4 ~ 8Aoat 6snl q ~ p9a66
M cas9eae n ~ CITY a Dsuvsr, III ~ ~
u Augast 4. p. ~. ...... 3
: fssAtl sssisSssS II ~.
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AT THE GRAND.
A TEXAS STEER.

Hoyts greatest success "A Texas
Steer will be presented at the Grand
Monday evening, Oct. 0.
The play is full of comicial. laugher-
provoking incidents and pithy sayings
and is acted capitally. Tim Murphy
as the congressman. is one of the best
impersonations seen on the stage. while
Charles Stanley as Maj. Yell, James
Koran as Col. Bragg and c. l.. Waran
as Col Blow, all Texas gentlemen and
members of the Farmers Alliance, are
living pictures of back wood revolver
politicians. Miss Alice Evans, n
pretty little actress who understands
her part, and it is said acts it capitally.
will be seen here for the first time rs
"Bossy." Otherwise the company re-
mains the same, headed by Mr.. Tim
Murphy in his great creation of Maverick
gresham after his election, the con
CHEESEMAN'S first experience in Washing
ton and the supper with the members
of the Texas steering committee. as
guests, are the strongest
parts of the play. appealing to an
audience that goes to theater to laugh
and have fun. Popular prices. Par
guet or Dress circle. LOO. Balcony SOC
and 75c. Gallery 25c. Seats now on sale
at Motherway's Book store.
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svspsrrs IN a Gan.
Rspsrsssss Il ~ Cassssaa Msnssis
with ~ Asrssahas strasesr.

Rspsrassss Il sAa Cassasaa Hsnssiss
with ~ Agreeable strasesr.
Every oas has observed the easy
facility with which some people can
accomplish the apparently delicate
ceremony Of the Introduction Of two
strangers to each other BY third
stranger. writes Robert J. Burdette
In the Ladies' Home Journal. This
social phenomena 10 oftenest soon in
public places and on public convey
arcea was recently making .
journey across . small portion of
this planet. sitting alone by the car
window and hoping that nobody had
taken the upper nat In my compsrt-
ment. when = man whose freshness
chilled me, threw his feet airly upon
the seat beside me. saying In q loud
tone and with extrAvagant hospi-
tality. make yourself At homen'
He explained to me. Is received
his advances with somewhat .'cold
respect" that young lady Of forty
eight summers was occupying the
lower floor OF his section and had
appropriated his seat for her bag
k6kG EOOL4, WhhC ~ VIC bothG ttiho
she had transformed the whole
premises into y cold storage apart
ment The man said he had set
amid her luggage until the cold chills
began to run up and down his back,
and he had NO doubt he WAS even
now on the direct road to an attack
of pneumonia
He then went on to inform me, in
that easy. confidential, autobiograph-
ical turn. that he lived in Koluss,
Upton county, when he was home; he
had been married twice and had five
children-all born to him by his first
wife. Three boys" he said. and
remained for moment or two in
silence, when he suddenly looked up
and added. land two girla"
You cannot imagine what load
was lifted off my mind when learned
what those remaining children were
You see he hadn't told me and | felt
little delicate about asking. The
man noted the look of interest on
my face and went on with his narra-
tive. Ills first wife was q woman OF
very Respondent temperament; as
good q woman. he said. as ever lived;
but was always afraid something
was going to happen; always worried
about the children or something.
She was u good mother to the chill
dren. too; but then she was never
we'll always sick with some kind Of
complaint This. the man said, made
it almighty hard on him.
He sighed so deeply at the remem-
brance OF the hard lines through
which he had passed that sym
pathized with him, and asked him II
this continuous illness seemed to
affect his wife any?
Oh, no. he said, not so much as 1t
did him; she appeared to get sort OF
used to it.
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Rio Grande Flyers, depart rs fol-
lows: For Colorado Springs, Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis,
Chicago, New York, or Boston at
4.40 a. m, 8. 20 a. M, l.3O a. m., and
6.lS p. IN. The Rio Grande makes
the fastest time between Pueblo
and all points east. Only one night
out Pueblo to st. Louis or Chicago.
No other line in 1t, on this time.
Get railroad and Pullman tickets
at Grand Union Ticket office, Cen
trail Block. our Westbeund Flyers
depart daily at-i2 noon and II. 40
p. m. and our local trains for points
between Pueblo and Salida depart
at $50 q. IN. and 4p. m. Round trip
tickets now on sale to all points
east and west, also to all local Colo
radoo points.
A. JACKSON, Genl. Agt.
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a sHoRr-Llvsp EXOTIC.
sumncr Men sissd Up BY One VIII,
Knows Them Well.

Summer Men bissd Up by Ons VINO
Knows Then Well.
The man who poses as . summer
beau par excellence is generally far
more silly than his feminine op-
posite. In many instances he is off
on q vacation Of but two weeks, and
has saved up all his odd pennies
toward the requirement Of q varied
wardrobe with which he intends to
dazzle the eyes OF the girls with
whom he comes in contact He
changes his clothes three or four
times . day, and is as particular
about having every article up to the
regarding the fit OF her gown
As an excuse for his personal van
ity 1t must be said that he is very
young, says the Washington Supper
Table Sense comes with years, and
he has no desire later on to pose rs y
summer man. Even though his con-
cern over his various suits of clothes
is his only weakness, when he ar
rives at hotel he will undoubtedly
acquire another one before he has
been long under the roof, for the
scarcity Of mon who are willing to
dance attendance upon tho caprices
of the summer girl makes him popu-
lar at once. oven though he may not
have grain Of sense in his head or
moro than his two weeks salary in
his pocket.
This consideration at once causes
him to think that he is very fasci-
mating creature, and he acts on this
principle until an influx OF mascu-
lines on Saturday night opens his
eyes to the fact he was all right II
there were no others around, but
when there are several to be COM
manded he is not SO important =
parsonage as he imagined.
Sometimes 1t is pitiful to see the
way summer man is snubbed when
others more worthy to be angled for
appear upon the scene, and yet from
season to season he bobs up serene
ly. and is content to be the great II
am" during the week and take Sec
ond place over Sunday. As parcel
carrier, u candy buyer and an excel
lent target for Irritation practice the
summer man is all right, but as q
husband who can be depended on In
sickness and In health, for better or
Tor worse, he is not to be recon-
mended rs yet.
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Stick pin in this, as reminder
that the Rio Grande is the only line
running through ears from Pueblo
to Buena Vista, Leadville, Aspen,
Glenwood, Grand Junction, Salt
Lake City, Ogden, Los Angeles,
Sacramento. or San Francisco, re-
gardless of any statements made by
agents of other lines, we are
the only line offering this &C.
commodatisn, our equipment is un-
equalled, and our rates are always
the lowest. Get tickets and Pull.
man reservations At Grand Union
Ticket Office, Central Bleck.
A. jackson. Genl. Ast
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Notice.

RULE 4. During all alarms of fire
and while the fire pressure is on the
pipes, the use Of yard and street sprink-
lers is positively prohibited. A viola
ton Of this rule will forfeit all right to
use Of water, and will be rigidly en-
forced"
Property owners will see the necessity
Of complying with the above rule, as,
unless all irrigation is stopped, it is i'm
possible to give fire pressure, and
might result in great loss Of property.
Water will be TURNED OPP any
premises where at any time a hose is
used without nozzle. or with nozzle
with more than enc quarter inch open
ing.
THE PuEBLo WATER WoRKs
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Take Notice.

have moved my shop from Northern
and Eaton avenues to l241 Routt
avenue, one door north OF the City
scales, and am now prepared to do all
kinds Of work usually done in city
BLACKSMITH SHOP. Give me share OF
your work as am not ore of the new
imports, but have residence record of
twelve years, and NEVER scABBED.
A. +. LIT2.
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The famous Hot Springs of Arkansas.
world renowned for their healing quail
tiles and as health and pleasure re
sort, can be reached quickly in Pullman
Buffet sleeping cars from Kansas City
and Coffeyville via the Missouri Pacific
railway Sufferers from ia grippe,
influenza. rheumatism or kindred dis
eases, can obtain relief by visit tC
this famous sanitarini
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Rxcursions.

Excurs,on ratss will b made over ths
ID. 4 r. g. q oos and one fifth fare on
the following occasions:
Seven Day Advsatists at Dsuvsr
Aug. 80 to Sept II.
Womsn's Christian Ts@pssases Union
at Bsuidss, bept 20.
ALEX. sAcKsox, AT.
Csotsal Bib
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To The Worlds Fair

Save time and avsid the crowd In the
city by buying tickets over the 'Grea
Rock Island Route" and stop Of al
Englewood near the Wolds Fair gate
Electric line from the "Rsck Island
depot direct to the gate. Time. tel
minutes. Fare, i've cents. You ca
check ysur baggage to Engleweod and
avoid trouble and save expense. Al
Englewood IL in the great suburban
hotel district near the Far. and you cal
have your baggage sent to your quart
ers at once.
Remember. the Chicago. Roci
island & Pacific 10 the Worlds Fall
Line for reasons given above.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
ien'l Ticket and pass. agent. Chicago
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A. f. LIT2

Han Rates to Denver via the
Rio Grande.
On Sept 3Oth and Oct. 1st we will
sell tickets to Denver and return at
si.65. All tickets good returning up
to and including Oct. sth. We extend
cordial invitation to all Odd Fellows
and the public in general to use the
Rio Grande, our train service and
equipment are unequalled. Our Den.
yer Flyers depart at 4.40 and 92O a. m
and l.3O and 8.ls p. IN. Tickets OF
sale at Union depot and Grand Unior
Uickot Office. Central Block.
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TRUNKSan dvALISES,
REPAIRING DoNx.
2l7 North Ulisl Avssss.
Better Train Service on Bants
Fe Routev

Better Train Service on 3ants
Fe Route"
By the change In time ON June 96tk
the Santa Fe rosie pat on new tralx
for Colorado Springs and Dehvss.
leaving Union depot At $50 p m. ard
No. ., the fast vcstibuled express VIII
leave Unisn depot for Ksusas City ~
Chicago at 1918 p. m. instead OF IL
p. m. The Hania Fe route has more
trains between Pueblo and Kansas City
End Chicago than all the other linsa
pat together and saves you from fsui
to ten hour in tine. The spscia
Worlds Fair Limited 10 the proper
train to take to Chicago. Gs y ~
city ONCE for tickets and informasasn.
r B. SEAwnIaRr,
City Pass. and Ticket AT
P.6. The A. T. & 8. r. r.. r. 10 tho
only Pueblo line running ON IT, own
tsack all the way to Chicago. facti
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Brer JacksOn's Effort.

Brer Jackson of the Pueblo In
dependent wades through pro-
fusion of false syntax, poor spelling
and verbiage of words in the last
issue of his excellent paper in
franti criticism of the INDICATOR
for publishing the following well
meant and truthful items in regard
to few mistakes made by the
esteemed populist party. The IN
DICTATOR said:
The Pueblo county populists in
contention assembled snubbed the
veteran populist governor of the
state by refusing to nominate X. G..
Nesbit for county commissioner
from the 9th district. Mr.. Nesbit is
an appoIntee Of Governor Waite
and courtesy would demand that
he be nominated. Davis II. will
hardly relish the rub.
The populists of Pueblo county
certainly made Il bad break when
they defeated Chairman Utter for
a delegate from his precinct to the
county convention, the man who,
more than any other adherent of
the cause put the party on its feet
and gave it respectabilitv a. a
political organization. IL was an
act of base ingratitude and is work
ing an injury to the party.
At.
growing more and more apparent
and Brer Jack son cannot whitewash
the matter by attempting defense
in his paper, Independent in name
though an extreme partisan pop
ulist. The INDICATOR only wishes
it were able to take Brer Jackson's
advice and acknowledge the coin.'
1t can't do that, sorry to say, fol-
about in this campaign, and there is
no corn to acknowledge. Following
is Brer Jackson's luscious editorial
verbati1n ct HteratiDt, and the
: public can judge if he has strengthen
ed the cause of the popuiists or If he
is any more.a friend to them thar
the INDICATOR that offered some
wholesome criticisms:
, The affected sympathy of the In
dicator for certain Populists be
cause they were not recognized in
the late primaries and county con
vention of the Peoples party /,
wasted sweetness on the deser
air" Bro. Byrns. There is perfec
harmony in the Populist ranks anc
ne such old dry bones as are being
carried around by the Indicator
will ever cause ripple OF the main
! Then, this sort of wash" from al
advowedly independent paper, in
dicates there has been a sale, oil
the avowel of Independence was in
sincere. A man has right to rur
Republican or n Democratic pa
per, but when he says Independent
it ought to be so. OF course ar
Independent paper may espouse
the cause of any man or party
that's its privilege by its being In
dependent. But whenever paper
interest of another, misrepresentine
one party In hope of elect1np
another, that paper is dependent.
upon mud to carry a point, which
ca, mot be sustained by an honorable
independent course, and ought to
ncknowledge the coin. We are mel
willing to allow that the Republican
party has to beg for quarters In that
way, and really think Bro. Byrni
misrepresents them and their cause
In attempting 70 stir up strife amone
others 70 rot them Oh t1ketf guard
4 sud secure 4htte votsa. D1t thai
trick n " old new, 90 WeAt wosk.
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HOME PRICES.

G. H. Qusoksnbush 1 Son submit to
you the following partial list Of prices
to which your attention is respecttuiiy
called and they ask you to compare II
with the prices Of any other firm in TINS
portion Of Colorado.
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ORDINANCE NO. 7a.
An ordinance repeating ordinance

An ordinance repeating ordinance
No. g.
Be 1t ordained by the city council OF the
city of Bessemer:
SECTION 1. That ordinance No. 81 en-
Titled AN ordinance providing that all the
paper printing, stationery and blanks
needed for the use OF the city OF Bessemer
-hali be furnished by contract let to the
lowest bidder" be and the same is hereby
repealed.
Passed and approved this Goth day of
September, A. ID. 1895,
j. X. DEMPSEY
Attest: Mayor
II. F. JOHNSTON,
l.. :. city Clerk
First publication september 30, 1885,
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Water Rents Due.

Water rents for another quarter
were due Oct. l '93. Unless paid
promptly water will be turned off.
The PUEBLO WATER Co.
South side
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llanrileM

Mr.. Chumpley = DIR. Squillaby
doesn't know enough to cure q sick
monkey.
Miss kidder--How do you know ?
Has he ever prescribed in vain for
you. Truth.
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The Coal Question.
loolor You .z Al

Coal Dealer You see the price Of
coal huctustes- 1t goes up and down.
Purchaser--Yes, but the weight
remains stationary at seventeen hun
dred pounds to the ton.-Texas Sift.
ings.
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A Good roupa.t,o,.

Foreign Visitor-Your American
society has no old castles with
haunted rooms
American Girl-N-o. we haven't, /
admit. but (brightening) we have
plenty of scandals
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Cards for Sale.

Large cards with the foIlowing:
Furnished rooms 70: rent" .'sn-
surnfk.. "a resss sss sssf ''sssena
wish bsasxs ~ sssiIs -slss.1 -
- I 3 81
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THE LAND OF SHOES!
New ENGLAND is the home Of shoe factories and
WEYMOUTH Is eps Of ths oldest and best known towns
WHERE SHOES ARE MADE.

Naturally, shoes be bought cheapest there. b.t
wha, we want Ladies' to know is that We will sell
them shoes by tho single pair through our mail order
department
Send Postal or Express money order or Postal
Note for 80 and we will mail you pair Of Fine
Sense toe with or without tips, and perfect in style.
fit and wear; better boot than you are accustomed
to buy for The good qualities Of this boot will
be a genuine surprise to you SIss run from TO $.
widths c, d. +, and EE.
Address n. d. CANTERBURY & CO., East
Weymouth, Mass,
Ii will give US pleasure to tell customers where
to get other kinds Of shoes such mems children
at factory prices, II they will write US just what the,
want and enclose stamp for reply
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The Missouri Pacific Ry lssduo.
ed kates.
10 Chicago and ret, 80
~ Louis = =
Chicago one way rate III
81 Louis" /" n -
Kansas City and ret, good = days 10
Ksnsas City, Lsavenworth, Athtss.a, ~
81 Joseph ono way, iaS
Tas Missouri PaciAc b ~ oaiy M
Offering cho,cs Of TIVE routes ever IL
own rails to Kansas City, 81 LsuIs,
nsmPhis and Little Rock. Fer rsliabls
Information - to routes and rasss
either railroad o. steamship, naps
guides, timetables and dssoripeivs
pamphlets s-piesse cali on or sddsvn
the undsrsisnsd. Sleeper bsrths =
served sad bsssass checked 4 ~
Aissosr Psciac dspst Unioa sveeoe
bndss. or n tie Union Depot.
IN. Hess, A1sn1
ITs1spheae III
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C. Il. QuackenbuSh & Son
BLACKS SMITHING,

horse shoeing and repairing shop
Satisfaction guaranteed. shop open
from 8 a. m. till p. m. No. BOB
Northern Ave. Bessemer.
MURFREE & EDWARDS.
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i&evs tNae1b = Il " Il ~
Z - - g. m ~ ~ Z 6sy.
I
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100 h FlOur-guarantsed Ql,oo
100 n Potatoes, White DslNsrts LID
30ft Rolled Oats l.oo
! b Dried Peaches 10
ID Dried APricoh 10
/ n Pearl Tapioca ~
pkg 8. G. Starch ~
l pkg Quacker Oats ~
l pkg Sioux Osts ~
/ Can Oil Sardines 0o
l Can Mustard Ssrdinss 10
2 lb Can Cornsd Beef ~
2 Cans Salmon 20
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