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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

there, boiling down the grease and
making some sort of fist at earning a
livelihood, though neither of them had
any particular need to do so.
Garibsldi was in receipt of money
regularly from his friends in Italy, and
also from wellto-do Americans who
were in sympathy with the cause whose
father he was. Meucci, who had been
for years at the head of the mechanical
department of the grand operas in
Rome and Milan, and who, driven from
Italy by political enmities, had found a
haven in Cuba, had amassed about $685.
900, which in those days and in the way
they lived was an ample fortune
Little by little, what with Meucci's
experiments and his open-hendedness
and his association with people who
had keensr eyes and nimbler fingers
for the dollar than he had, his money
dwindled and he died poor. more or less
the ward throughout his later years OF
the societies of his countrymen.
But while the two great Italians were
together they were lords Their plain
place was IN its way n veritable Tuscu-
the older ones, at least-have many a
tale 10 tell of the two patriots. They
had a great fashion of going fishing on
the dock at Clifton. near the old Van
Gerbilt ferry landing. Some OF the old
shoremen still have odds and ends OF
fishing utensils which were used by
Aercci and GaribaldL
The furnace where Garibaldi fried
out his candle grease is of brickwork.
with heavy foundation OF stone. The
caldron within is of heavy copper and
the FIRE chambers underneath are lined
with iron
Garibaldi wanted to be comfortable
about his work. and around his work
place he built a sumIner-house- The
remains OF that are tumbling down,
too, but the vines which he used TO
train with his own hands still Chamber
about the trelhs posts and the scrsggy
trees which still thrive there To move
tins diiapi3ated old piece of brickworx
Will be next TO impossible. 40 far has IL
gone on the way 70 ruin, but A. Lara
ri. who owns the Hotel Caprera. Oh the
hill just above the brewery. has offered
10 donate a plot IN the middle of tho
chestnut grove ad joining the hotel. and
have there rebuils oct Of the old mate /
rails the kettle as II is known % PEG
pie therea bouts.
There has been talk. too. among lead !
ing Italians q taking out the old cop .
per and having il coined into souvenir /
medals and sold Unless this - d0ns 5
ii IS more than hkeiy that Gsribaldi's 4
old candle factory, which has stood F.
there in the brewery yard for over I.
forty years, wilI just disappear alto /
Fcther.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15
MAI. w. a. UPHaM.
Nominated for Governor by the Sspnf'
leans OF Wisconsin,


Hcans OF Wisconsin
The republicans OF Wisconsin have
nominated a candidate for governor
who measures up t. high standard q
equipment. Mai. William d Uphsn+
their nominee, is In the prime OF hfe.
having been born IN 1871. At the be-
ginning of the civil war he enlisted In
the union army and served with dis
tinction, in oue engagement being sex
verely wounded and reported killed
BE is one Of the few men who, being
yet alive, have had their funeral SER
mons preached. This was done in the
town from which be enlisted, when Ihs
report Of his death was received. On
his release from Libby prison. whittier
ne was taken when wounded. he was
appointed as cadet BY President Lin
coin in recognition OF valuable services
IN obtaining important information
while a prisoner. and was graduated
from West Point in 1906. Being ap-
pointed second lieutenant Of the Fifth
United States artillery, stationed OF
Fortress Monroe, he was guard of3es-
over Jefferson Davis after his cap-srs.
After some years of service In the s,sS-
ular army he resigned and ensev~6
upon business pursuits In wisconsin.
turning his attention 10 the lumber IN
dustry. Locating in Narshfele in
1870, when the town was yet n wilder
ness, he built mills and established
other important industries. In 1857 the
place was swept by a devastating fire
Maj. Upham caused tag 10 Dc raised
over the burned site, and announced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

come, cluster about il. 1t Will become
the center OF the formal. and more
especially informal. social life Of the
University of Chicago The ''presi-
dents house" as the new mansion viii
be christened, will be erected on the
northwest corner of Lexington avenue
and Fifty-ninth street, directly oppo-
site the famed midway. and viii cost
$40, 900, exclusive of furnishing and
equipment. The building viii be three
stories high, and will be constructed of
gray brick and stone. The style viii
be gothic. TO conform 10 the general
plan In accordance with which the other
university buildings have been con
structed. The interior viii be variouslv
finished in hardwood and oil Two re
ception-rooms, parlOr, a salon, din
ing-room, and magnificent hallway
are all so arranged as to be thrown open
into spacious whole for reception
and social purposes. which in the uni
versity are monopOlizing large por-
ton of the presidents time. The most
interesting feature of the new mansion
is the presidents library, large com
partment constructed on a level sew
eral feet below the main floor, thus
affording abundant shelf-room for the
presidents private library. To the
north and adjoining the library room Is
the study room, from which there is an
outdoor exit. DR.. Harper's present
home at No. 5e27 Washington avenue Is
utterly inadequate to accommodate the
long list of Semitic and other books es-
sential to the prosecution of original
research in Biblical subjects, for which
DIR. Harper has become famous and TO
which he has so persiStently and I'M
reservedly devoted his life and talent.
The new home will eli long-felt want.
and will add an attractive ornament to
the four squares of buildings and cam
pus which are included between Lex
ington and Ellis avenues on the east
and west, and Fifty-seventh and Fifty
ninth streets on the ncrth and south.
The presidents house" viii De built
at the expense of the university and
will, like the national white house, be-
come the official mansion Of whouaso-
ever may occupy the presidents chair.
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Where's, Legal and sufficient petitions
having been presented to the mayor and
council OF the city Of Wichita praying
that "a special election lie called o vote on
"a proposition TO issue bonds in the sum OF
$4,000 for the purpose OF prospecting for
coal IN the city Of Wichita. and
Whereas, The said mayor and council at
a meeting held July 23l, 1894. adopted a
resolution instTuciinC the mayor to call "A
special election for said purpose
Therefore, |, L. NJ. Cox, mayor of the
city Of Wichita. Kan, by virtue of the
authority vested In me 10y law and in &C
COrdanc- with the said resolution. do
hereby proclaim and give notice that a
special erection shall he nsId IN the city of
Wichita, Kan. on Tues ay. the 4th day OF
September. \. d. 1924, 10 determine
whether or not the legal voters Of said
city OF Nichit4, viii instruct The mayor
and council Of the city of Wichita 10 issue
bonds In the amount of $40 600 for the pur-
pose Of prospecting for coal within the
city limits OF TIE city of Wichita, said
bonds 10 run seven years and bear interest
"t tue rate OF q per cent Ter auuum, in
teryst TO lie paid semi-tnuuailv
q II l. NJ. Cox. Mayor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

The Rock island comes fotbe front as
USual with very low rates fo- the National
Eucampment O. s. r. ~ Pjttsbury. Pa.
The round trip rate IN Central 1rAfi. as
ISOLATION territory j. only one cent uer
mile, or SO from Cbicsgo aud so from
Missouri river, adj one fair frr N points IN
ka.Ss> 70 rive AZ through rate Tickets
NIL be sold Ssptsmner 7th and SIR. good
TO ieturu any DIV Up u and Including
september -. n, 1874 No signing. stamp
luG, deTo-ltn- or ether needless
work requiCed ~ P.usLurc: when
the ticket : purchs sej everything
is settled. TheSs tickets are good %
Sop off once ca TIE return AZ any .oinr
east Il Chicsgo within the fnal limit o.
.hs ticket
Through cars OF every class will he run
from Kansas point, 10 PllJsbarg. L
should boz borne in mind THAT the Rock
Island has never fallen down on this class
of business aud never allows any line to
approach Z, IN the generous treatment OF
th- old vets ard heir friena~.
CaO GA or write Rock Island" agents
Tor particulars or address
i. j. ANDERSON, A G. 7. & p A.
Topeka han
JoHN SEBASTIAN. q. p. A.
Ct' d Chicago T..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15
LEFT BY A PATRIOT
His House on Staten Island to Be
Torn Down
The Great Italian Occupied 1t for Two
Years-With His Compatrio, Meucci
BE Grew Grapes and Flowers
Within Its Inclosure.

For many and many year now the
members of the Italian colonies in and
around New York have counted as a
sort of little Mecca the place on Staten
island where. in the term of his exile
from Italy, the patriot Garibaldi lived
and wrought and planned. He left
opon the neighborhood around Rose
bank. and upon its people. the impress
OF his character, and 10 this day they
speak of him
The house where he lived. together
with his cola Meucci, is plain
Gothic affair, on the grounds OF the
Bachman Brewing company. just a
stones throw back from the Rosebank
station. Over its door is marble tab
let, put there some years ago by the
Italian societies. telling that Garibaldi,
the hero of two worlds, had lived there
from 1851 to 1853. Vines. clambering
about the piazza, where the two Ital-
ian geniuses used to sit, conceal in
summertime the tablet from the view
of passersby. but they stare in through
the fence, with its tall palings. at the
garden where Garibaldi used to grow
gnu nONcAo d NASA1 II
All about the vicinity building is go
ing on. says the World. There are all
sorts Of evidence that business. which
is no respecter of relics or anything
else, is crowding the old shrine. But
still the garden gate is closed against
the stranger, still you have to get from
the brewery Office the key to get a look
in at the workshop of Garibaldi and
Meucci, shadowy little room on the
top floor of the house, with windows
facing the bay.
There are still the tools with which
those two clever men tinkered at vari-
Gus deyices-there are fragments OF
their handiwori, bits of numbering APP
Saratus by which Meucci. a man of
most fertile mind. was working out his
discovery of the telephone, OF which,
ne used sOlemnly to assert in his life
time, he was the original inventor.
And just across the way in the brew
cry yards stands the ruins of the old
plant that the two Italians used in
making candles. They built it them
selves and for years pottered away
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

For the meeting of the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen, TO be held in Denver, Au-
gust, Is to Is, jhe Great Rock Island will
make - round trip rate % SIS. tickets 10
he SOLD August 10 and II. good for thirty
days. Parties anticipating taking this
trip will kindly bear in mind that the Rock
Island Is tie only line running through
cars from this city 10 Denver without
change. For further informa ION call at
Rock Island Office. corner Main and Doug
las J. Ii. PHILLIPS.
Telephone call l99 City Ticket Agent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

Teacher Johnnie, didn't hear Won
talking awhile AGO with some other
bows about cree Wasb2
johnnie y es'm-
Gwen. I wish you would tell me who
Gee Wash is"
Surprised Don't you know wis
he tsp
Il think / never heard 81 him b.
fore
Gosh; VII g. Wash. f. George Wash.
ington, the papa Of his country, 6rst
in
"Oh-ah-ycs, but thought a. frsp
II was q Chinese Iauudrynan- - Detroit
Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

S. p Jeffords, of Waycross Ca, tells
Of peculiar reptile which he encoun-
tered in that section some four or five
years ago. 1t was a jst-black snake
something like six feet in length, and
had two horns, eaelf about three inch
os in length, and SO situated upon the
head that they pointed toward each
other. From observations made on thu
monstrosity as il was rapidly disap-
pearing, Mr.. JefTords thinks that II pos
sessed the power OF moving the hCrns
nt Will
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

p and T. A, ia \. Main sire
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that he would rebuih on n much Target
scale than before, and this he immedi
ately did, prosecuting his enterprises
with such indomiteble energy that tho
town is now one OF the important cities
Of Wisconsin. Maj. Upham is identi-
fed with financial and other institu.
tons. and was for "a time mayor q
Marshfield. In 1871 he was state com.
mander OF the GSand Army of the Re.
public. He is man Of clearly life and
marked executive ability.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

voluIninous skirts. q Dolly warden and
baby in bed gown aud suabonnst
and raced for the tence, and Charl~T's
Aunt brought up the rear. Another
feature OF the day ~Hs the obstacle
race. IN which q variety u objects Ike
" 20 put ponies on were arranged
rOond the course. The one that a.
t-actsd people mpst wss the series a
paper seF-ens through which the
ponies had - force their VIZ. The
hesd-to-tail race and the kszdkerchisf
dash were miTth-prDTOkuasr features
Il the former E@n rode st lively seed
with tier faces toward tbs h1-DeT
tabs, ano IA ;be latte- = Yi1s- 6E1ypsd
ladies' handkerchief Oh TIE groe.d-
then a. gzli0p picked Il NJ without
leaving tie saddle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15
GYMKHANA IN LONDON.
How thu English Are AuIusing Tb~rns~ive,
with an Indian sport.

The gymkhana, a sort of gymnastio
hash, in which the participants are ex-
pected to exercise their ingenuity in
devising all sorts of unheard of per
formances, has been introduced into
England from India The sport is very
popular in that part of the orient, but
is little known in western countries
The idea was launched in London the
other day, and according 20 the papers
there the lovers Of sport have gone
crazy over n. The most amusing event
on the programme was a costume race.
Seated on side saddles and attired in
dresses OF the gayest colors and the
most startling cut five men went round
the course. which included 4 pushed
hurdle Two ballet girls Doth mem
covered their ponies quarters with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

or news by senators is q matter Of
strict confidence between the sta tesman
and the newspaper representatives.
whom they know thoroughly, and in
whom they have absolute confidence.
UnGe~ such circumstances the senator
who gives the information is perfectly
safe in the hands Of his friend. for
no newspaper man has ever re-
vealed the source of his informa-
tion here, nor will any CORE
spondent ever divulge the name
OF his informant upon any important
matter. In the first place a newspaper
man must be long in service. personally
well acquainted with the senator. and
known 70 all Of his friends as an hon
Orabie and reliable man. or no member
OF the senate viii repOSe in him such
confidence. In the second place no
newspaper man can succeed in his bus
ness and continue IL Washington who
divuiges the name Of his informant
Livery newspaper man realizes the fac.
that after he loses the confidence O..
one public man IN any great matter u.
VIII lose the confidence Of all publE
men. Without personal relations Of
The most cordial character and upon
Terms Of social and intellectual equal
ttv with public men. 20 newspaper
man IN the national capital can reach
the top round Of the ladder ia his pro
feSSiOu.
some years ago one Of the older mem
bers Of the senate sat in nv Office one
evening telling the salient points OF an
executive session which occurred that
day. when 4 young correspondent, who
had been in Washington bit few
months, entered the Office. and. seeing
the senator. said n a boastful way;
= Viii - ;-,--ll1s to you. senator.
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roo 800 ROUTE.


Annual convention National Republican
league, June 10 20 Is
Annual meeting Imperial Council Mys.
tic Shriners, July u To -.
Annual IN etIEg League OF American
Nheelmen. August IL TO Is
All AT Denver, Cologado-Round trip
$500
Cleveland, ohio-Annual meeting Chris
tian EnGeavrr, July I To II
Toronto. Outario-Bapt.st Young peo-
pies Union, July 10 10 -
Pittsburg, Pa-tirand Army of the Re-
public, September 8 TO 10
One fare for round Irlps.
a. IA. PHILLIPS, Agent
Cor. Main and Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

Hks. AoEIIzE ExAYP. who las ben
f0r several yezrs rars-trAck reP0rte-
for the Sso Francisco Call. r.des uzaz-
fashion. n Tursish trousers. = cztz7ssy'
coat. AID = SIX hzG Sac o~Es . auzs-
b-r q fae horseZ
Il j. well known fis s-np-s.E ot A-a-
ira s1uozes in1zu1e-ztie css>-s;ies
every day. bat sh~ doe s1o-e thar thiA
Ia tie rsea.ug sls- pos ou4T hgsts q
cigar. ba- she l.yhts o-le fr1-s. st-s SLa<g,
an -o-eoFcE. i-ez zrs EL-s5x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15
CO r. Reunion - UutchInson

On account of the O. \. Il. reunion at
Hutchinson. kas.. the Missouri Pacific
Railway company will sell tickets for one
fare for the round trip. Tickets will be
on sale August l3 to IS, inclusive, good to
return August "a.
Two trains day each way via the Mis-
souTi Pacific railway. Morning train leaves
Wichita at 1:25, the afternoon train leaves
at . - daily. Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

Commencing June ], The Missouri Pa
itic Railway company will sell excursion
tickets to Pueblo. Manitou. Colorado
Springs. Denver and all the principal sum-
mer resorts i'll the west rs we'll as ali east
ern. northern and all lake resorts. Tickets
Will be good to return October 81 For
full particulars call at city ticket office.
ia North Main street, or depot, corner
Second aud Wichita streets
Ql4 L. u. BLECKLEY. p & I. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15
HARPER'S NEW HOME.
Mansion for the President of the Uns-
ve--sty OF Chicago.

The multiplied and ever multiplying
social duties devolving upon Dr.. Viii
liam +. Harper, rs chief executive of
the University of Chicago. an educa-
Iional institution whose growth during
the two years of its existence has Dor
dered close upon the miraculous. have
made presidents house" necessity
of the most urgent kind While the
proposed executive mansion viii Be not
less original in architecture and ar
ran-ement than the sisterhooG OF build
ings adjoining it, II viii Of necessity be
a quasi public affair-open TO all the
social events which will. in the days 70
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A Ir!sbman. ss~inE p.rf r ia
Cathedral g Cologne. sa.1 fsat = iff.ssd
90 natural thai Ae could e u-t bear 80
Cd me e Us bells 4 trsrr.Fr -ff sirs ~
one - the spIsrditly sg8.5.ed i.sssru g-r
trains q D. FTisgo Aaf. sta.ltax in -
- lCtita station. .rREs 81 -. ~aifing frr
tbs signal O. tzks ita fast fisht over t11
pralriss sUG { roazb re Dfars fEouatelas.
NAV :. rrlr.st hear t1e ham o. tie b@Hy city
a. tne ether esd
Travel 90 ths Fr..eo. Be- 10 rsliabis-1.-
Havs Cu t.Ee-susurls -suoscs pIs.
Chair care v-tE psftrss 81 sLsfxz r-s-s
re-
Pullman ''eepsrs iu RON * sd = sk.
trains I.rS~ts 60 sals % a. s.0.a1s 10 o.
s.re-l4 1nr. aEd tsEEs=~ ch~fksc sEra9gz
f.fF tlck-t off-cs. -. &1gtn Ns3a str~.s
i'-s=sa go ssz-sol- corner bags a..
F.:tb assltlss. IS icllts. S1a-
3 J. Arar.lCK. = = A.
= Wharf. q Z. a.. ~ Lac
e.. 20
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WIZ lie Wa. IIrInl....

Eyes, he fell over backward, ant
sank Ike 3 stone.
svfmmer-T
He was; but my Vie brought sOgns
of her biscuits Tor lunch, and he
'>Oh.--BrOOk.I u La
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Tezcher-Waa; would you say 20
Charlie Il he should give ron the only
aupie be had when he wanted * very
mach hi-1-eli
Tommy with emphasis & say ke
yr-s cAzrup pc licaso RESord-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

lleEaHt reclining chair cars on all traiHs AMI
Pullman s'eepers from Wichita To Kansas City and
NuCaGu WITHOUT change Oh night trains. .cket5
sold and baggage Checked through TO all points
north south, east and west. and steamship tickets
tuid 10 all EurOnean points at lowest rates. City
ticket oiilce 100 East douglas avenue, corner Main
street. passenger station corner Douglas aud Aeai
avenues Telephone lg9.
J. H. Phillips. 1fcka, AGENT
IcC- SrPA STAN. e. T. Il r A.. Chicago g..
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REDUCED RATES 10 WASHINGTON. d. C.
Gland I'm amnmcuJ Of IN. Knights or Pylh a.
OF the World

The biennial encampment Of the supreme
Lodge and grand eucampmeut OF tue
Knights OF Pythias OF the weird wi,l be
held at the National Capital August @IlE
TO September 5,h
For this occasion the Baltimore x Ohio
Railroad CO. viii sell round trip cNets
from all points on it, lines. August - u
10 10Th inclusive. valid FOR return trim
until September : p. A further extension
of time TO September 18th can De secured
provided the ticket = deposited with tie
joint agent at Washington, D. c, on or
before September q. %.
The round "trip rate from Chic 20 VIII
be $3.50, and spoUd!ugly low rates
from otht- poiu-s. Tickets wlll also be
sold al principal points throughout the
west aud northwest. No matter where
You st art from, as for tickets VIA b x O.
For Information in detail. address !. -
.Ailen,rAss't Geu'I Pass. Agent b * O R
r., q and Central Passenger Dsnot. Cul-
cage. liz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15
chsnc. q rme on santa Fe.

Important Change II time OF SaDrs Re
.rsln~. efec I've SuGdsy morning l2:o5 d.
H.. August ::
SCajh bound changed 70 $40 =. N.
Galveston Express, south Bound, ~ 5:l5
% M
Kansas cry -ESuress rams daily 80 4 m.
t1ics-o EIpl-~s leaves l.55 p ~
ll.ta 9. u.
IGNITE and Western. ore train daily
except Sunday, each way, .eay-s 80 =. II
arrives I-.1 a. AZ
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women

People don't die very often over
here. Go treyF inquired The smart New
Yorker. No OGly once replied re
Philade. phiaD- And there was an 2
tease Ssle1Ce--Pa-lzdei phia E-e1rf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15
wonsa Phy.sci.zs Ia Russia.

One reason Why female physicians
are 50 plentiful N Russia IS that that
country includes among us Inhab:tants
over 100000 Gohzmmedans, who DO
10: allow male physicians 70 treat
women
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

Will be given at Shaw's music store this
CIV eduesdar) evening Aug -, by pupils
of Zella l. Spencer. Program will consist
eof solos, duets, trios and duos To be
given at o'clock. All are invited 90 at
and l1G .1tF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

The miners strike IS over and :. c.
Jackson viii have full supply of Canon
lump and egg In day or two Call up
telephone No. 10 auu leave your order.
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Two Express and Mail trains daily.
morning and night. through TO the st.
Louis Union depot without changing cars
o. any class
Chair ears lseats free with porters in
charge.
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars morning
and night Il IS the only lane Offering the
latter service from Wichita 10 the public.
City Ticket office, Ne. l5S North Main So.
Passenger Station, corner Douglas ave.
and Fifth ave ds2tr
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siep-y Anaosx the Koass.a

Purchasing power = uouey n TIE
oayS Of tAs Roman sznper3rs vas 49, i
ten times what 3; s nov
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For bran. ship, corn, oats and hay: w
F. Pickett 1I9 ". Douglas d&w54tf
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Ercnrsinn Rafes va MIs.nnr- Pacific.

Phone 10 for hay. corn, oats and all
kinds of mill feed. Wholesale prices 4Stf