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Notice.

All parties desiring sanitary work will please leave their orders at the Chief of r office office, or with Alder man J. II. Hightower at Talbot X Co.'S. A. c. MIcKELBERRY,
 514d3t Sanitary Commissioners.
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The business of the American Steam Laundry is increasing daily. The excellence of the work turned out by this home enterprise is being ap- preciated at las..
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For screen doors and win dows go to the Bluff City Lum- Der Company and get the best made at low prices i 2Gju1
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Hello, Bill; where are you going?, Up to the Anderson-M Meyer Drug Company $. l have the blues, and just q look at their nice, cosy place will euronee. 56
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THIS PAST guarantees the future
 t is not what We say, but what Hoods Sarsaparill. docs, that tells the story. Ken. n,her 4s ~ND'S CURES
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now 10 pay AnIncome-rax.

Buy your medicines from the An derson Meyer Drug Company; it will make you healthy, wealthy and wise. , l3tf.
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Dr. John D. Loetzerich, the dentist, is expected home from Little Rock this evening where he has been in attendance upon the meeting of the Arknnans Dentist nSsnciatiOn.
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Imperial Lodge, K of F., which already has one Of the handsomest lodge rooms in the State isnow mak ing additional improvements in their headquarters preparatory to receiv- ing the Grand Lodge.
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Does your piano need tuning? We have a iirst-class tnneremployed and will guarantee his work. HOylcr X Rowland. 205 west Second ave nun 4Sdtf
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The Junior German Club of this city will give q dance at Sulphur Springs tomorrow night, and from present indications it will be largely attended,
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Finest strawberries the market af- lords at l.. F. Goldsmith X Co.
 ldtf
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For screen doors and windows % to the Bluff City Lumber Company and get the best made at low prices. 4 26ju1
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Mrs. NJ. L. Long, of Thornton, is Ut the TrulOck.
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Mr. W. R. Pearson, of Thornton, is in the city.
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A cablegram was yesterday re- ceived by Mr. k. II. NJ. Mills annonnc- ing the safe arrival in England yes terday, of Mr Geo. ButterWorth and bis little son. John Bryce.
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CRESCENT da RloE5s5 4sp.

Judee Frank Silverman is in Little Rock today.
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FINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.
PINE BLUFF, ARK, MAY 16, 1895.
CITY TTEMS. 0A | Il \ A 4 bAhJs

Tue DAILY GRAPHICoccepts od- .,ertasing on tic distinct and aaequa0oeat quarantee hot | hos q daily circata- ton larger thaa aay ottcr daiiy ne1os- .,apey published in Pine Bluf.
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Six negro women plead guilty to disturbing the peace of the city in the Police Court this morning and Judge Bown fined them S5 each.
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Duestrow is sane, so said the Judge The Judge also said buy what you need from the Anderson Meyer Drug Company, , l3tf
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Mir. ]. P. Sain, and Miss Carrie Sain, of Winchester, were guests of Hotel Trulack last night.
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have the best Lawn Mowers made. J M. 0o<1A'
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Thomas Pumps are the best made for service. J. M. GOZA.
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Mr. Ulysses Altheimer and bride are expected here in few days on visit to parents and friends.
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You can get a good piece of meat from all of the butcher shops of the time. You can get good piece of meat from some one of the butcher shops all the time But the City Market has choice meats aU ae time that you can get if you are willing to pay ifs value
 R. P HOLMES.
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Col Bob Newell left for Little Rock this morning.
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For Screen doors and windows % to the Bluff City Lumber Company and get the best made at low prices. 26Jul
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Great pleasure is in storefor those who attend the strawberry festival given by the ladies of the Temple at the Bluff City Club Hall tonight.
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Mr Thos. II. Kayanaugh, the the great shingIe man of Humphrey is at the Trulock.
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Fresh peas beans andnew potatoes at l.. E. Goldsmith X Go. ldtf
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The young people who went to the picnic at Atkins Lake yesterday re- port that they had | splendid time.
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AIr. J IT. Mack, q merchant of the busting littletown of Warren is pay ing q visit to tbcmetropoiis oiSouth- eastern Arkansas Pine Bluff
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The best coffee is that of Chase X Sanborn's. Try it, at ! 1dtf l.. D. GOLDSMITH X Go. $.
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The cheapest life insurance is 10 buy your drugs from The Anderson Meyer Drug Go. l5tl
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NOR RENT-New broom. two-story cottage II on Olive street between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Apply to "ls' Graphic Office 5S6t
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thing for the picnic, $2. .5Operpair. Goods marked in plain figures and sodf for one price. Btz's Cook Book and our Dinner Pail still go.
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NOR RENT have several nice cottages n for rent, with closets. etc also lot on rail road for sale; suitable for warehouse. |. ]. Moore, 500 Main st. I0
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EOB SALE-A first class delivery wagon II for sale cheap by the Pine Pluf Carriage Works. 556f
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MT. W. h. 1edfS0H' VI | li'i '''''i' = in the city.
 CRESCENT da a.eS!sl 4sp. Judge Frank silyerman is in Little Rock today.
 Ihave the best Lawn Mowers made. J. M 0oAA'
 Col. Bob Newell left for Little Rock this morning.
 The best coffee is that of Chase X sanborn's Try it, at
 , 1dtf L. D. GOLDSMITH X GO. s.
 Mr. Thos. II. Kayanaugh, the the great shingle man of Humphrey is at the Trulock.
 Fresh peas beans andnew potatoes at l.. E. Goldsmith X Co. ldtf
 Mir. ]. P. sain, and Miss Carrie Sain. of Winchester, were guests of Hotel Trulock last night.
 Thomas Pumps are the best made for service. J. NJ. GOZA. Mr. Ulysses Altheimer and bride are expected here in few days on visit to parents and friends. H0CE all kinds n07A Tl00L ten cents up oOLn'
 The young people who went to the picnic at Atkins Lake yesterday re port that they had a splendid time
 The cheapest life insurance is 10 buy your drugs from The Anderson Meyer Drug Go. 3 l3tl
 Great pleasure is in storefof those who attend the strawberry festival given by the ladies of the Temple at the Bluff City Club Hall tonight
 For Screen doors and windows go to the Bluff City Lumber Company and get the best made at low prices. 26Jul
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IMPORTANT.

TIMBER, GRAZING, MINERAL AND
 AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
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\, produced in all the brown beauty Of
#!ts crisp, skin aud dissected on the table,
but the host, who, like most modern hus-
binds. had long nbdcated his hospitable
duties and quite forgotten how to carve
even 80 nllresisting Il fowl ms u. spring
c.ahlcketl. haggled legs and wings and
white meat, in nm enraged discontinue
quite uncomfortable to behold. The din
ner dragged its loaded, weary length
along until the milestone of pies was
reaclled-.gies pumpkin, pies custard, pies
lhlnce -, Then the hostess met her Water
100. The cook, uhaccllstomed to the
manipulation Of pastry beyond the little
limits Of individual pates, had construct
ed IN ''undercrust" that was a triumph
OF touch indigestibility, and the host
looked on with revengeful grins while
ms wife, armed with her grandmother
duli silver pie knife, underworld to saw
into triangular slices the traditional Christ
mas PIE. She survived the struggle, but
the pic pieces reached their several desti-
nations in n very mangled condition.
This year she hopes to dine in frame
or mind more peacefully appropriate to
the season. She has arranged, therefore,
the following ul,-to-datc menu, which will
be served without hard labor on her part
and which will leave her more at liberty
70 echo merry greetings. That is to say,
she will have a rational amount of food
served from the side, DIS usual. The time
honored holly will beautify the table and
Palestine soup will give tribute to the
season, but, otherwise, the dinner will
wander from the old track of Christmas
cookery.
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90 THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

d3y swift this sand, gold-laden, runs!
How slow these feet, once swift and firm
y came AZ romping, rosy sons
Zone Jocund up ut college term;
$e came 80 jolly, stormy, strong,
II drown'd the roll.caIi with your song,
buI now ye lean a llst'ning ear
AND dsum! Adsum! am here!"
Ny brave world-bearers Of a world
. T4at tops the Keystone star of states,
Al nell! Your battle flags are furled
IN fruitful peace. The golden gates
1 1o1r won sDn he jasper walls be yours ,o.
Nlght falls. But 10! your lifted eyes
Greet gold 0utcroppings In the skies
Companioned with Sierra's peaks,
Our storm.born eagle shrieks his scorn
" doubt or death, and upward seeks
through unseen worlds the coming morn,
II ". storm, or calm, or near, or far,
HIS eye fixed on the morning star,
re knows, as God knows there 10 dawn;
Ana 30 keeps on, and on, and on!
80 We, brave men of braves days,
FOught on and on with battered shield.
up Dastion, rampant, till the rays
" VI iuii morn met ye on the field.
Re Re Knew not doubt; We only knew
10 10 40 and dare. and dare and do!
1e knew that time, that Gods first born,
Would turn the darkest night to morn.
Ye gave your glorious years Of youth
=, anu HVeu as heroes live and die;
re loved the truth, We lived the truth;
,,, re knew that towards only lie.
Ihen need not now one serpent's hiss,
Or trait rous. trading Judas kiss,
Let SANDER WallOw III his slime;
Still leave the truth to God and time
Worn victors, few and true such clouds
As track Gods trailing garments hem
Wnere shasta keeps, shall be your shrouds,
=, And We shall pass the stars in them.
your tOmDS shall be while time endures
Such hearts as only truth secures;
your everlasting monuments
Slerra's snOW-tOpt battle tents
Joaquin Miller In New York Evening Sun
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Winterillg Idle Horses.

On most farms there is not enough
work during the winter season to keep
constantly employed half the number If
teams kept busy during seed time and
harvest. Many farmers think it econom-
zeal to winter the idle horses at the straw
stack, but such economy is more imagin-
airy than real. If these horses had their
shoes removed and were allowed to
run loose in Il 12x14 ground floor box
stall and fed a less quantity of straw
than they eat and trample under foot in
the open yard, their condition would
be far better at the opening of spring
1t SHOULD be remembered that only young
horses whose digestion is good and that
are known to be easy keepers can be sue
cessfully wintered or, straw alone. Oats
are the natural food of the horse, and
should be fed during enforced idleness
rather than grain or meal of a. more
stimulating nature. If kept in the stable
they should have new bedding as need
ed. and be curry-combcd and brushed
daily whether they are stabbed or in the
open air: A feed of potatoes, carrots,
turnips, beets or apples should be given
weekly. Such food is fully worth the
market price for feeding to horses in
winter.
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No Substitutes

For Royal Baking Powder. The Royal"
is shown by all tests, Official scientific, and prac-
tical stronger, purer, and better in every way
than all other Baking Powders Its superiority
is privately acknowledged by other manufac-
turers, and well known by all dealers
If some grocers try to sell another baking
powder in place of the Royal" it is because Of
the greater profit. This of itself is good evidence
ofthe superiority of the Royal" To give greater
profit the other must be lower cost powder, and
to cost less it must be made with cheaper and
inferior materials, and thus though selling for the
same give less value to the consumer
LOOK with suspicion upon every attempt to palm off
upon you any baking powder in place of the
"Royal.' There is no substitute for the Royal"
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The Passing of Pewter.

Among metals pewter cuts very
slight figure nowadays, but just at pres
ent old pewter is attracting attention
from the fact that it is selling ut the
lowest prices known in years. Through
1892 and 1893 and up to last April the
value of No. pewter was from 141a to
1917, cents and of No. 2 from 6H to ~
cents per pound. Since April last, how
ever, there has been q; steudy falling in
prices until at present No. 1 is selling ut
10 cents and No. 2 at $ CUNTS. This re-
duction has been brought about by the
great decline In tin, which is the .princi-
pal component of pewter. -
The decline in the price of tin in the
past year has been ~ cents and cents
of this was due to the abolition of the
tariff The decline Of pewter in the
same time has not been over cents per
pound. Whereas, on this basis it would
he expected to be muchm ore, but this
variety Of old metal is quite scarce even
in dull times, and finds q comparatively
ready market. The production Of pew
ter has Of late years been fast giving
away to white and Britannia metals,
which are less rich in tin and COnse-
quently less valuable for the purposes to
which pewter is put. 81
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constip patton.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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A Welcome Usher of 'O5,

The beginning of the new year will have a
welcome usher in the shape Of fresh Alma
nae, descriptive of the origin, nature and
uses of the national tonic and Alternative,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Combined
with the descriptive matter will be found
calendar and astronomical calculations alb
solutely reliable for correctness statistics,
illustrations, verses carefully selected, and
other mental food highly profitable and en-
tertaining On this pamphlet, published
and printed annually by The Hostetter
Company of Pittsburg. GO hands are en-
ployed In the mechanical department alone
Eleven months are devoted to it's prepare
ton. 1t is procurable free. Of druggists
and country dealers everywhere. and is
printed in English, German. French Span
ish; Welsh: Norwegian, Holland, Swedish.
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THE "COMING MAN"

pair Of very chubby legs
1ncased In scarlet hose:
A pair Of little stubby boots,
With rather doubtful toes;
A little kilt, q little coat,
Cut as q mother can
And 10! before US stands in state
The futures "coming man.
His eyes, perchance. will read the stars,
And search their unknown ways:
Perchance the human heart and soul
Will open to their gaze:
Perchance their keen and flashing glance
VIII be a nations light
Those eyes that now are wfstful bent
On some big fellows kite.
Those hands-those little busy hands
SO sticky. small and brown:
Those hands whose only mission seems
To pull all order down
Who knows what hidden strength may be
Hidden in their clasp.
Though now it's but taffy stick
In sturdy hold they grasp.
All, blessings on those little hands,
Whose work is yet undone:
And blessings on those little feet
Whose race is yet unrun:
And blessings on the little brain
That has not learned to plan:
"hate'er the future holds in store,
God bless the ''coming man.
The Beacon.
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Memoirs OF Barras.

Hatchett & Gle of Paris, it is said,
are at last to publish the "Memoirs of
Barras,' next to Robespierre, one of the
most distinguished actors in the great
French revolution, which have been an
nounced and expected for more than
sixty years. His memoirs, unlike those
Of Talleyrand, in the published shape,
abound in anecdotes, curious bits of in
formation, and in scandals relating to his
contemporaries. The memoirs will take
up four large volumes, and will no doubt
throw considerable light on the events
preceding as we'll as following the ninth
Ibermidor, 1894. The chronicle ends
with 1923. the year before Barras' death,
down to which time he kept up his notes.
The reproduction of autographs and por-
traits from the Jubinalde st. Albin col
Lection 1.-THE portrait of Danton, by Da-
vid; that of Robespierre of Barras, etc.)
Will add interest in the publication.
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A NEW YEARS CAKE.

The twelve merry Months once decided to
For the NV Year approaching. >, wonderful
Contributing freely each one, more or less.
And sharing the pride Of the final success.
September who through her acquaintance
Was up In the latest grammatical rules
Wrote out, In Il lovely Speliceriail hand
\ recipe any one might understand.
Noyemhsr,--as usual busy and hurried,
For fear II wanid hurn while. her mind was
For Whit she had left OH her generous
hands @' u, /
When her Thanksgiving cooking, with alltts
demands,
Was finished, the milk and the spices sup
While April the eggs was o'erjoyed to pro.
All colorcd, of course. with fndelible dyes
My cholcest" said April, with tears in her
March furnished the sugar, and though l
Twas maple. still that didn't matter a bit
He mixed the cake, too, being sturdy and
And accustomed to stirring things briskly
The flour. was from May-hcr particular
brand
white as her hand. y
Dear r5 lyme sent the f"vor'ns- extrsf of
The sweetest and purest. as every one SHOWS:
And r A%G"s' the butter cups CT bright
Which seemed all the surshine of summer to
February nr;wS gave rherriy quite dried up and
From the tree that George Washington said
he cut down;
And October declared. with a laugh and a
frOwn
Understand. this is slang which l do not
comnendN
That to vie with his gift she could never
Though She, too, had nothing but chestnuts
to send!
July did the baking. and skilfully, too.
Twas done top and bottom, and all the way
through.
Her oven was steady and right to a 7.
January's crisp icing was lovely to see.
December, quite ready to part with her best,
Declared, what with stockings and trees and
Everything that she owned she had given
away.
SAFE a bonbon or two and bright holly
spray.
So these: for adornment, arranged with
much taste.
On the top of the beautiful structure were
placed
"Feb.'' dashed Off Il rhyme-he was quick
with his pen
From writing Of valentines now and again.
And. boxed up with care, and addressed in
BY the Lightning Express. which is quick
wink
I Engaged by july, this delectable cake,
Whose like defy any baker to bake.
Was sent New Years morning, in triumph
and glec,
From the twelve merry Months to their dear
Ninety-thrce.
Margaret Johnson in January St. Nicholas.
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Ten Dollars Rewar Il for Deserters

The arrest of a couple of deserters
from the army recently caused contro-
versy regarding the reward to be paid
to civil officers for experimenting them.
In some cases claims are made for cost
of transportation from the place of ar
rest to the nearest military post, and then
follows a provoking dispute: The sec
rotary Of war has approved an order,
to be Incorporated in the regulations,
fixing the limit of amount to be paid. A
reward of $40 may hereafter be paid to
and civil officer Of any state or district
for, the apprehension, securing and de-
livering to the proper military authori-
ties, at a military station, or: at some
convenient point rs near thereto rs can
be agreed upon, any deserter' from the
military service, except such as would
have the right to claim exemption from
trial and punishment under the provisions
Of an act of Congress of 1890. A like
reward is offered for the capture of an
escaped military convict. and for his
delivery at any military post. These
rewards are to be considered MS COM
splete remuneration for all expenses in
Cured in capture and delivery. &2s;cs
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Notes..

The cats that remain all the time
around the house soon become lazy and
good for nothing as mousers. This is not
true of the barn cat. Keeping close to
the fire, as most house cats do, they soon
become so worthless that mice may be all
over the house without their noticing one
of them. The cat was made for activity,
and it's thick fur coat, always warmest
in winter, is it's best protection against
cold.
1t may be disputed whether it. is neces-
sary to warm water for older animals,
but all young stock should have water
with the chill taken off of it to drink in
winter. The digestion of young animals
is weak, and drinking ice-cold water
makes it worse. It is this cold water that
makes rough, staring coats on calves and
colts, no matter how well they may be
fed. :
moralizing alike to the beaten and the
beaten, and it is no more desirable with
Il child than with cow. No one was
ever reformed Or made better by beat-
ing, while millions have been taught to
be deceitful by the process. Keep your
temper-don't get excited and don't be Il
beaten. ,,.,-s. ..-.f ....x ,..-.r.
The Oregon Farmer says: zone bushel
of wheat, where good chickens are given
the run of the farm, will produce ten
dozen eggs. In many sections Of the
Northwest late-sown grain did not make
over ten bushels to the acre. In the same
section ten dozen eggs are now worth
more than ten bushels Of wheat. In other
words, one acre of wheat and ten hens
are worth ten acres of wheat, with the
care of the extra nine acres added or at
present prices good hen is more yalu-
able than on acre Of wheat"
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Anglo. Rube.z T1ss1

The "LINENE REVERSIBLE are tho B-<- s-4
Most Economical Collars and fuff- worn they
Of fine cloth both side finished alike and o~Tnz
versibIe, collar il equal Of <f-i
They n trsA Esgr veil Fef l05E z,I. A b5x 2
Ten Collars or Five Pairs Of G1rs for Tve-rT-FIvs
Cents
i sample Collar and Pair Of Cuff by mail n- -ir
Cents Name style and size. address
REVERSIBLE COLLAR COMPANY
:. Franklin ST. View YOrE. = EIIbv - Bns-sr