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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-03
THE GOLDEN RULE.

DIR. Copeland's maxim is DO unto the
sick as YOU puid have the doctorsd By
you if you were PROSTATE with some
dreadful chronic malady and without
the means to pay big fees. All who suf-
fer rom catarra. asthma or bronehitis
burning rheumatism or disfig uring skis
diseases. lung ar throat affections, liver,
kidney, bladder, stomach OF h~xel
trouble or any other wa ting. chronic
aiiment are welcome, every time, TO all
the benefit ofthe Copeland Medical In
stitute. the Collins b Hiding, corner See.
ond and James streets, wi hout expense
yond the nominal assessment OF "
per month, all medicines included.
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after a careful examination they tas
me that ! could be cured; that under Their
mild. efficient system of treatment nv
nose could be cleaned out and these polynl
removed without pain. or course. | vas
doubtful. but after the doctor removed
one or two to illustrate 10 me with what
ease il could be done. | took courage ana
1t was only a short time until they wrre
all out Of my head. | have been breath.
ing free. such as / have not done betars
for years. The result is | am in better
condition than / have been for long
while. / seem to improve every day. To-
much cannot be said in favor OF the Won
these physicians are doing.
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there waiting - be cnticed into cans for
the decctation Of Eastern gourm ats. his
FOO, Is not an altogether exceptional
sight AR. Myers says the catch has some
times run as high as $500 this season.
The First Myers Cannery.
Mr.. Myers established The first ,annery
at Mukglten in 1877. 500 partnership with
Hon. Sylvester Farrell. al Portland or.
and continued there with indifference sue
cess for three wears. when they moved .
Milton. noW West Seattle, Their plant
was twice destroyed hy tire in 1901. and in
INV following year Mr., Myers. who had
bought out his partners interest formed
a corporation under thc title or the N.Y. rs
Packing COMPANY ana established The
present factory. The present stockholders
are George +. Myers OF Portland. or.
president and general manager; Frank
fianforf, vice president and William
stewart. secretary. tho tWo ltttrr being
residents 81 this city.
large Industry.
This factory which has water front
age ct l55 feet IS M the foot of Dearborn
street. and is already WeU-kuonn lana
mark. Tho man 5uldin~ g r!gufy fect
~ 10 f@o-. with 8 wing fory-nvc te~t Use
sixty fees. and "a eHn-ntklnE shop ninety
feel hv Dirty fert Wits 4 carReItv fo~
manufacturing i4"} cars dsr TIA
season. however. alAoug1 tar .imnsrv
vill -tse.f work In cet0 cases OF TN - has
'fsf - purchase $50 $50 cans iu easi..1n
The number of mes employed hr tac carve
p7ny b. over &4 8nd iu addition tIe com.
p2ny ects lts huNes auE rs f-he,s aot an
Us outside Nofl, douc hv local B~.a- So
ANefH calculates that fHe company W
ths season Distribute aetveer sen aa t-.
so"1 aHoue tAe merchants 81 Seattle.
The Fishermen and the Fleet.
To see thc whole process ~ HehinE and
"a g..
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temporary relief. and sometimes no 1.l r,sS
/ felt that I was getting old. y = ~,
as though 7 could not move mann -. : ~
without pain ! could not even VI ~ !, ~
self liz bed without being refnin9.n .o -
.nfrmities. I was discouraged. ~ S s',,srss
as though 7 could get no reheii H. 's..,sa %
seemed dark and dreary; ! was liar X
work. and [ could not pass liz 49,
ease. Life vas hardly worth ths ,saet ID
This was my condition wneh rssaesa
the specialists Of the COPELAND rsssstssasss
institute. I had heard Of tnesr lie ~
and their success Ia handiiln,g 49, .ssf IA
eeses. vet I must acknowledge IA ". dse 70
but little faith. I'D i was oi AZ, shres
their generous offer when tnev h ~. rass
their Offices open TO the pupIe TT IRE Re.
mo heart To make ono more ttfai, 4akArg
suit has been wonderful. Al,er o.lro5
f~eir treatment for few days ~, ng-s. ira
ma r}ya3 Improvement and ~ = sn sed. rs
nv pains had entirely dlsaB t..s..,s rssts-
movements became easier ana h.so1ss,,,isrfT
raj followed UP the treatment i - rai-.
ard now I hardly feel a trace o. =. sesJfs-
7 can 20 ~ bed at night ana slss I fea
r.. usv appetite Is spiendid ~. ~, fssi
quite like 4 new man. teT,aLli sl,, n =
plea ged - seems like rea!i1a ,'.s<s gay
pleasant dream. and ! can0ht -
gratitude in TOO strong language
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost of flu course OF treatment
at the Copeland Medical Institute Is at
the rate of So per month, whether the
requisite period OF treatment he three
months or three weeks. This fee In
cludes al medicines and the constant
and watchful care of all patients to a
final cure, Examination free.
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"n" ewes which Is more shan a boy c7ali
- trusted ia Jo.
There arc e.-hty Cinnamon and Ja.an-
80" employed i1 Che canning and twenty
Ht" White men. Their average season IS
from forts two % ufN-Hse da,s. bu' tnis
'rtr p V.l h, seventy DAYS At least rA.v
H" now tHrn.9E 7at ~ cases. which is
- p" tins t3y THe oerrgt Tor tho W hole
season Wli probably bc nearly a1uss4 eases.
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snow Benefits Nebraska 1.,.ons

Wilson Bluff, Neb, Oct. 31.-The whole
line Of the Burling ton & Missour.'s Orleans
and ST. Francis branch is covered vfth
snow from two to four inches deep. do
ing good 10 winter wheat, pastures and
alfalfa. There is great deal of corn he
ing moved az this point, and OF good
quality. The snow was so heavy hat +ha
Nest-oound train was stuck In cut.
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SUFFERED FOR YEARS.
Catarrh OF the Head, Throat and Stom-
ach - Broken Down Constitution
From 1t Poison Yus Effects

Mr. John j. Hopper. a well-known car
penter, living at III Chestnut street. and
who has been a resident OF Seattle for
many years. speaks as follows:
Il am - years of age, and have been
afflicted with catarrh for great number
Of years. The first symptom | noticed
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\ Doubtful Compliment.

FHegende Baetter
IF ! don't ride over my farm every dev
! might as well throw into the fire the
money I spend for fertilizer"
"Oh. l believe you. Baroness 4 e-larco
Of your eyes does more good than an tho
glIanO 81 the world"
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Perfect Division of Labor.

~ Us interesting 20 watch the distrihu-
ton OF labor ia the process each man
adding but a tviae 90 the work before the
machine carries ii away 10 another point
Tor ihe next manipulation. And the mod
crn machinery is in itself very wonderful.
and automatically carries the tins from
one point 20 another without ever tipping
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-03

er This they are again cleaned dipped IN
Farnish 10 give the tin a bronze appear
ancc. and tho labels are pat on Then they
an" boxed and shipped not stored. for The
demand Us ahead Of the supply.
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Caused by the Poisonous secr~tions Of
Gaia rh-Succe ssfuI = Removed and
Treated by the rhyslc ~. IF the
Copeland Medical institate Afr
Years II Hisery AMI SUI. ing.
The question is oftcn asked what s-o
i'-t ", ana z nat causes ihem and how 10
th-y affect r1 suHererg
LA-y are small mucous growths IN tho
Hasa- cavities. They are caused 81 he
poisonous sHcTrfions OF cafarrh ,rf@
rnerr -rZDe becomes ,r9arne5. ifa 800
vessels and glands c9rgseted and ira -
tfetlofs go1l ana offensive In "a st0~+
ttiIle the membrane becomes taQr-o5fs,-.i,-
injected ~lth these secreti3ns The go.
tit lsas eflrroaciled uuon Dy the r.r.,,-.F-..g
an sNo4l@0 ~ fnarane prevents fraa,
- all.eae y the =teref5Gus. ana the1 these
= ~Sla NpFa ~ up and oastrifat the IA 49,
4~@ - ar through the nose and swell 5Jn
al4ieF or decrease tn fair
.flrl ktfy give rise TO frontal bead
$50. .At@ oF sTeNIlflE, coughing. asthma.
A4-4A4 ~4Ealgla4, pains IL the neck and
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there waiting - be Cuiiced into cans for
the delectation Of Eastern gourmats. This
too. Is not an altogether except onal
sight AIR Myers says the catch has some
times run as high as 5000 this season.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
GREATLY INCREASED RECEIPTS OF
CATTLE AND HOGS FROM KANSAS.
The State Is Recovering From the Crop
Failure of 1S9i-Othor states Are
Also Increasing Their Ship
ments of Cattle Here.


Kansas Is already recovering from the
crop failures of 1894. For the first six
months there was a heavy shnr,aea in
49,, ,,,,.,.t. - 80. -, -, -.
''e Hu'''"'i VI '"t'ie le'e''C" He'e i'o'u
that state But July brought a change
and gave Kansas City 5000 more cattle
from Kansas than the same month last
,,oar and ,,,or,, cour,ias ,bot ON sn,.i,,,r
''' - ~ ''7
reP"i'eu shortage III cat'Ie an" h"ss
are now returning as many as year
ago. So the state would seem to be
stocking nm again. From this tiro
f,,n,ar5 L-a,gas ,,,o,, ,,, o,,,c,.,,,, =, -
i"' WI" h"''"H i''"S '' rHP'0'''' ~ 40
us snare III Keeping up the receipts at
the stock yards
Colorado continues to give us many
moro cattIo tbar last ,a,r tho .,,.,i,,,s
- 49, -
ilo'h lha' s'dle ior ,he seven months
OF the year Just passed being li,blb more.
Iowa sent us 9SSi more for the same
time, Missouri l397i more, Texas "a 653
more ana Utah 2,Sl7 more But there
was a loss of l705S7 from Kansas for the
first six months, which the state has
now started to make up.
c. A Pugsley is Just back from his
ranch up ON the Powder river, in Mon
tana, He says the range was never
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04
LOST One TO The MILLERS.
pLuEs DROPPED \ uARD TICK GAME
At MINNEAPoLiS YESTERDAY.
They Had Several Chances To Win the
Game out, but the Needed Uit Did
Not Come indianapolis Did Not
riay-Other Games.

Minneapolis, Minn.. Mug 5.--Cspocial)
The most exciting game vt the season re-
suited in q victory for 'he locals to :.
Fraser was wild. bat lucky and three
times the Kansas Citys iosod their inning
w w.h three runners left In The second in
ming Chick had tho bags full ana one out
when Bergen hat gentle one 20 him and
Wilson and Wcrdou completed a double
play. Then tho hasos were filled again
auI Hines forced Couuaughton OFF hit
anywhere in the inning would have tied
thu game. rs it was be visitors couldn t
STORE
Tine visitors took the lead In the nrst
with hrec hits and as many runs all
earned.
Tho locals rctalatcd with three singles.
double ANA Wilson'S homer giving them
one the lead Euchne scored In the third,
IeuttfculrE the lead little. Fraser
struck out two. bu, tn" bases were filled
when The Missouri men were retired.
Huleu's hit, steal Nerlens hit and n
bad throw by Bergen gave the locals an
other run. The visitors then tied thanks
TO three hits and as many bases on balls.
kuehu" h.t safely again stole second and
wa brought home on unlntonuonal sacri-
fees.
No one scored then until the seventh,
whom Joe Werriek hit the hail hard and
scored Manning made tho run back TAX
ing second on "a hit and the other two on
Hines long hit The locals still had a
lead of ono, however. and the visitors
u.du't score again, In fact not getting
further than first base. Strauss reached
third in ono inning but the locals were
as unsuccessful iu scoring as tho visitors.
a safe hit at any of Fraser'S wild periods
woujd have insured the visitors the game.
hu' they We're unable TO connect when
.heN most desired 1t. although they hit
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs

coN WN2shiG1gton' ash Aug ,a-sAdmtral Brown.
pleted at that yard viii be ready Tor for com com
| MISSION August 10, and i'm the course of
lhfee weeks may so 10 sea
| Chillicothe, Mo, Aug 3-Thc Den,ocra,ic
county, convention here to-day. after eIscts
| ing delegates 20 Pertlc Springs, adopted a
! sseS3IiaiiIIon ITaiI ~ Taililng upon Congressman U.
tude on the financial question.
London, Aug. AIRS, Langtry IS causing
whcb hEebnsabl,on abn by the array, OF diamonds
appeaIed i!sar IN a play AZ BRIGHTON this week
CaHt,ns %eaI,ins levels Worth sl5oOoO, AS a pre-
every night BY a detective.
Washington, Aug, 3-Victor Malnau
SEy 10 by S1bars ba5ej5 pIa met his death This morn
Soilsd around ms neck, ana a tRat pIGlame In d6
ntdYomnS TO eNtrlcate himself tba ~, -
pulled tight until the hoy was srringI5lSS rope
9iathe' ,kas,. Aug S,-(speciulJ Ponu.
iiisis iis or ms county nominated 4 comfy
Ell @, w, Gutter, county clerk: A. W Crsng, SCSsug-
i96fdii register o. deeds George NfoWer
sherlii; sne n6rJ q, NJ Gineen, Surveyor Dr. Hud,
sioner Third district commits
- iBuzIzard's Bay, Mass, Aug 3.-PresIdeD, 3.
ing and called upon Hon. Rchar6 CiUl.M,.- iDl IT,
VINO accompanied him on a dshinp Xxx
6iney iSjn Shen tant ne president and Secretary
after which Mr.. Cleveland returnad' tts' ~,
bidh 'rdbles bS train. ' ~
Milan, Mo, Aug 3-(SDaciall n.
oerats of sullivan county nlef IN ne co DEM
it1n mere to-day and selected deleestasy n
attend the conyention al Perfie $500 sSILgS 10
August .. William McClanab han SpTlhGs'
Siapp' app' j.; W. Bingham and ~ sSt,otiMe,.
roina wJTe ee eh1stb th RESOLUTIONS favorns free
n r. Bland for president %ere eS 'addorsinE adon,sE
Rev Sh9IseREh' KERR No. Aug. 3-(speeiaij pTRe
ana South Park Methodist church. 6 mfei,ibey of ,bfy.
eltS, mas been suspended until an jDvalintiS lniS
young women who claim the nss1orD Dy tMo
ssgbed bss 10 marry them although the preseb-
euent MT psestber a S5bS. KY Jones IS very elo-
Lar. 'Sn Vu!te poDN-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04
Spikes.

j. NJ. Johnson, Of Chicago general freight
agent. and James f., Lee. general live stock
agent Of the Rock Island, We're in the city
yesterday.
Department Commander Harris, of the G..
A. r. has declared the Missouri Pacific
railroad the Official route for the depart-
ment of Kansas for the national encamp-
ment, and a contract, made yesterday with
j. H. Lyon. general Western agent OF the
Missouri Pacific, includes the Modoc Club,
of Topeka; the Womens Relief Corps and
the WOmen's g. A. r.
Brainard Allison general advertising
agent, and r, ii, Kebaugh, chief rate clerk
of the passenger department of the Mis-
souri Pacinc, both OF St Louis, We're IN
the city yesterday and both viii leave this
Daor1.-,- IeT ASRitog
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04

MeXieo, Mo. Aug. g. Specially The
races closed for This year at the Kite
shaped mile track to-day. There We're
!H any previous YEAR There ls considera-
bic talk of changing the track .uto a half
mile track before the next annual meeting.
The kite shaped mile tracks are not con-
siJrry1 A success, because the people can
not see the horses an around them Fol-
loving are the results.
Fhc 2-year-old trot was won IN straight
heats. oy Louise, bay hlly, by Kng-Jay-
nlr4i Ma&ieiir second, ana Granville. third.
Time, - I'm both heats.
The trec-toI-all pace was Non I'M straigar
heats By Guy, gray stallion, by Shiloh, aft
er Dropping the hTsI heat 70 Recall in 2.l6
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04
nAp NASAL cArARRu.
It's speedy cure by Dr. Copcland's Admir-
able Mail system.

Mr. !, H. Brass prominent and highly
r. spretod citizen OF Fulton Mo. and ono
Of The thousands OF thoughtful and intelli-
gent pcopie who have been taking the Cone
land mail treatment AZ home. writes as fol-
lows:
I'm regard to Dr. Copcland's system for
th, treatment or catarrhal affections anc
other stubborn chronic mnladies through
the mails ! Will say that have become
parspuallv convinced BY taking a short
course myself. for catnrrh In bad form, that
1t Is an .mincntly scientific and euective
SYSTEM I know that it is conducted In an
honest and faithful manner worthy the
confidence Of the whole public, and that u
seem to be impossible excepting by special
lists OF long experience In diagnosis and
handling Of chronic maladies exclusively.
My trouble was deep-seated chronic
catarrh OF the nose and throat that haf
made my lie miserable by It's tilthineSs and
manifold abominations. not less than by its
bad effects on the general health For in
stance beside the inilamed and stuffed up
condition of the nostrIls. there was CO.
plous and constant discharge from the nose
into the throat with the effect of Contin-
ua tircsome. nervous hawking 10 keep 1t
clear.
"rhe unpleasant roaring In the ears
caused q partial deafness. and | suffered
much from catarrhal headache. But the
general effects on the system were to
cause q wretched feeling Of bodily depres
sion and vpgriness | was always In a
state Of fatigue, always tired and worn
out. My sleep didn't rest or restore me.
would he as tired mornings as at night.
This was my chronic condition. I
will say, however. that after two weeks
OF DR.. Copcland's treatment through the
mails | felt very greatly relieved and i'm
time was practically over the whole trou-
hlo.'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04
IIarrisonyille Campmceting.

HaTisouvnle, Mo-, Aug, 3.-(SpecialD The
Harris lnVtlle campmeeting has more than
mer inc expectations of It's promoters.
About 1OO have professAd conversion since
the meetings began. More than score
confess Christ at each evening service. The
day meetings have been very profitable To
all who have attended but The leading
feature has been the eVangellstic services
conducted by Rev. y, l.. HOopingarner,
am evangelist of great power.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04
RH E


New York, Aug 3--The Brooklyns at East
ern park to-day convinced Eakin In the
first inning that his arm is not Vet in
proper shape, German then went in to pitch
but was hit hard, while the Giants play ed
poorly. Score
Esw S,s,, York H,. 20 z 9 "a / 4
Batteries-New York. Meekin. Gernaa
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04

Decatur, nm Aug. 3.-In a trial Of speed
al the race track yesterday, in the pres
ence OF a large number OF horscmen Ellie
foWers by Anderson Wilkes, owned by
Brenuemau Bros, and Pestora Mikes by
keelie, owned hy h. Il. Montgomery paced
mile a. team i'm 2;l5 hal This beats
the world S record one ond one-haf sec
oEds.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04

=, ,ouHcy ln.. Aug. a.-score; quincy II;
Rockford ll Ane s.-score: Rockford,
l0i St Joseph, O.
Peoria, MI, Aug S.-score; Peoria. 4;
Lincoln, p
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04

G1oNolanI. O-. AUg. 3--K0in This after-
noon prevented the finishing Of the two
races ler, unfinished YESTERDAY The de-
Gliding heats will be- trotted Monday. The
...l Nlass. tr0uLnE. was docIarel Oft
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04

Boston. Aus. Slack Suyctts was very
effective to-day, and hut Tor errors would
have Kept runs down Cross was the only
adelphia. score.
R.HE
Philadelphia .l ! . j O-6 0 /
Batteries Boston. Stivetts and Camel;
Philadelphia, MeGll, Ream ana Grady.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04

jacksonville III, Aug. 3.-Scoro: JACK.
sonyille, 23. Denver. y.
=, Montgom.rN Ala. Aug. Montgomery,
II; Evansville. s.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04
DELIGHT THE PUBLIC,
The Many Attractions at Fairmount Park
Have Made 1t IA Very Popular
summer Resort.

The Kansas City parkGong public, which
means pretty nearly everybody has had
3, r[,,r.r ~ srr,r,a, orf.r,p,s ,his sen.
SON. hui none which compare with tho
yaudoE.lio and variety Cntertanment now
orr at the Paramount auditorium, ana seoF-
ing surQ pronounced success. ~ Is h'j
100 mArn To- say mat Nal1eyrile Is ne lde3i
as asWouEtrat'd 10y the IMMENSE favor
E.H, NGrk CLi..ago ar5 Inc oiher large
cities OF The country, where society peo-
uu as tho chief summer fad.
The artists appearing on the Fairmouut
stage this week are the highest priced
lu America and the. very best in their re-
-peetivc lines, to bee furnished by New
York and Chicago, as well as the big cities
Of Europe.
The urrformorS are all different from
those aupa4rfug Che mast week ana come
aIrpet from IiopkIus theatcr. Chicago, and
KpIth'S Madison Sguarp ihratrr where
As The vaudeville will be the only tho
sfriral parforruau., I'M the rltv the coming
week tha auditorium viii Doubtless be
~. .ktd 10 its utmost capacity The price
tho show h ono of the most costly ever
brought tl the civ
The first performance by the new people
vii ta lav.n .,IIr1.' ON tho nrogranno.
MI hIU Includes The famous Bison civ
some of Hoyt's best plavs. W. :. Gilbert.
rhr gr.ar .urouaal arilal hnop artist,
Who has created a profouni impression n
fis Ea-r. Cusuorc ana Bower, skctrh ART y
4 Iyrsr ana AI Fieii. Emma Kelso. on
cratic, sluf.tuo assisted hy the famous boy
musical clowns with the Haulous: Hugh
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torNIailrreatmentw Write Tor symptom Blank
Drs. Copeland & Branaman,

pecalties-Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis
Nervous Diseases. Rheumatism, Consump-
Throat, Lungs. stomach, Liver and Kid
neys.
once hours: a. m. TO u 30 p. m. to 5.
Evenings, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays Z to p. m. Sunday.
a. m to 2 n. M
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st. PAU. -; Milwaukee, II.

indianapolis Ind, Aug. indianapolis
Terrc Hauto game postponed. rain,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-08-04

ana rorrcu; Brooklyn. Kennedy and pai.
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THIS is 1T

TO nj of office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-11-21
RESTORED MANHOOD 9? s: 4sIEs

tie nervous nervous diseases 81
s,r+si 1 npotees Sghtly Emissions Youfbfn Trrdrs
aa lnaIits every order We 1--we 7,
Tor SSeo DEe MOTT - sr box 2 boxes