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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

NOWY L Braci Grie-
eel, W bloku Pelcera,z gl5wpym
wchodem cd Market ulicv,
jest wiele obszernie]szy, ani2eli
byi ten, kt6rY ci panowie do1ad
dzier4vli. Przyciaga mianow,cle
go6ci ia okolicznos6, De W
giowne, sail sa stofy i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto osobny pokoj
ola chcacYch siedziec osob-
no. Ludzi W tej, pc starokra]-
krajsku urzadzoneb oberzy
zawsze }qk W ulu, iecz mimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
czego za3ada, z sadowoleniem
wychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz v cafem
mie6cie wygodniejszei gospody
ME znajda, jak u Griesl6w, a W
po}aczonei ich 2 salonem
Igroserni wszystko mogq kupie,
GO 2 miasta ola kuchni i stolu
~,prowadza6 musza. Powietrze
tax W salonie, jak j groeerni
iaknajczYstsze ! W obydwoch
zawsze przyjemnie ciepio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

wszelkie nierosYjskie SAME,
spotykane no drodze publ
cznel be- m.losierdsia rabac.
.Kilku przywiozlo odezWe
do WarszawY ola spvtanle sic
samego jenera1 xubernatora:
cay sic do niej stosowod?Hrsbia
Szuwalow uznal okolnik "a
nielegalny i przyrzekl usuniecie
nadu1ycie.
Sam fakt wydanla podobpe-
20 ekolnika dowodzi nie{adu
" rzadzis i rozzuchwalenia sic
urzednikieryi rosYjskiej ma
wszystko, co tylke Pelakow
gnebi.
W LODZI pomno3ono liczbe
policyantow, odtad rozboje 50
rzadsze. Zato po wsiach w}ocza
sic handy rabusiow. Z togo
powodu jen. gubsrnator ar.
Szuwalow uznaf "a stosowBe
pomno4YG liczbe landarmeryi.
" ogoie pod ~zgledem ADM
n,stracyinym zaprowadza hr.
Szuwaf6w wlekszy porzadsk
patrzy ma dlugie palco baadz'e
czynewnik6w nsleciatYch z
Rosyi. Mia}by wislka zastuge
wobeo spezeczshstwa W og6le,
gdyby powykur1al te wyr2utki,
ktore jak sepy zlatuie sic, by
sic zbogacij zdzierstwa, pre-
kupstwem / 1apowkaml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

w LIZ
1900 mieszkancow, bylby po-
zadany lekarz Polak. Spofka
a. K. T. stara sic, ably lam
osiadl Niemiec. Okolica "a
mieszxana przewa2nie przez
ludnosG polska.
,,R0WNOUPRAWNlENIE!
Ma 2Y2 p%rofesorow PREY GIN
nazyach W KS. Poznansklem
Jest tylko Is Polakow, W
Prusach Zachodnich ma 7O8
profesor6w tylko II Polakow,
ma Slasku ma 822 profesorow'
tylko 10 Pclakow.
Zatem ma ca1ym ebszarze. gdzle
ludnosc przewa&nie polska IA
1922 pr,fesor6w gimnazyal~
nych tylko 40 profesoro"
Polakow a niektorych
jeszcze posyiaja " stronY
zupelnie niemieckie. Dziwna
zacietosG! - Skutku pozada"
nego ME przyniesie ten sys-
tenn, DO mfodzie2 polska tenn
gorliwiei przyktada sic prywat-
ME do naukijezYka ojczystego.
- Jest W tenn i krzywda ola
Poiakow TAXA, lie setki rodzln
polskich mog}ybY mied utrzy :
mamie.
.,GAZETA POLSKA' "
Berliuie Cd l pazdzlernlka
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

..GAZETA POLSKA' W
Berlinie cd l pazdzlernika
wychodzi6 bedzie 'drukiem
codziennie. Cena l,G5 m. ma
kwartal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
A NEW PARTY.

Senator Peffer Advocates One, With Six
 Pillars For Platform.
 A new party is advocated by Senator Peffer i'll a letter just published, in which he says:
 A new party must be formed, be- cause there is new work to be done work that the other parties are not fit to do. But it will be built on a founda- tien deeper and broader than free sil- yer or 'bimetallism, for these terms express nothing that reaches the core of the troubles which confront us. Its motto will be something like this: Let the people rule Its platform could properly be short, plain and responsive to the needs of the times and could safe ly be constructed on six pillars
 "First. .-Get the people at work. Pay them for what they do.
 "Second. Away with landlordism.
 "Third. Out with the transporta- tion monopoly.
 Fourth. Down with the money power.
 Fifth. with the people.
 Sixth. Live the republic. "-Cin- cinnati Commercial Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
4 CANNING FACTORI

The Pine Bluff market is now over crowded with fruits and vegetables of every description, and before the summer ends many thousands of bushels of farm products will doubt less have spoiled on the hands of the raisers. Possibly it would not be placing the estimate too high to say that enough will spoil in this terri tory this summer to have erected a canning factory had it been sold at the market price. It seems foolish to allow such wholesale waste when an investment of few thousand dollars will build a canning factory that could easily utilize, at a fair price, all surplus fruits and vegeta= bles grown in this and surrounding counties. Such an enterprise would also tend to cause greater diversity of crops, and would draw trade to Pine Bluff that is now forced to go elsewhere. By all means let us have a factory before next summer, and if our monied men will not build it, let it be done by the farmers and gar. deners fthe county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
WARiNG'S DETECTIVES.
d Novel Plan to Aid Him In the Work of
 Street Cleaning.

Street Cleaning.
 Colonel Waring's latest scheme for improving the condition of the streets of New York is well under way and costs the city no money. The colonel, however, disclaims all credit for the scheme, but says it originated in the brain of Alexander S. Drescher, ordinance inspector of the Second district. Dreseh- CTS scheme is to teach the youngsters on the east side to throw their banana and orange peels into ash cans, instead Of into the street, and to tell their neighbors not to stain the immaculate purity of the pavements with the stumps of their cigars. When a small boy sees man about to throw stump of a cigarette into the street, he is to rush up to him and say:
 Please, mister, won't you carry that around the corner? There's an ash bar rel there. /"
 If the man won't, the small boy is to be taught to pick the stump up daintily between his thumb and first finger and carry it to the ash can himself.
 Drescher, who has lived on the east side all his life, hit upon the scheme several weeks ago. He thought that if the hordes of children that fill the streets could be taught to be careful the older folk would follow their example, and not only would the work of the de- partment be much lighter, but the peo- pie would come to take pride in the streets He therefore, with Colonel War ing's approval, enlisted ill his aid the teachers of the Hebrew institute, where 2,000 children are taught. The teachers fell in with the scheme, and classes were formed at which MT. Drescher told the children what they could do. Then they Were organized into a league, and buttons were given to them.
 But if Mr. Drescher carries out his scheme as far as he wants to there will be a force of miniature detectives and inspectors on the east side that will spread terror among neglected landlords and careless people who litter up the streets. The pupils of Mir. Dreseher are to be so instructed in the law that they will report to the department all viola tions of street ordinances and report negleetful street cleaners, and they re going to look out for violations of the tenement house laws, and Colonel War ing is going to give hearing to all the little detectives that ask to be heard - New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
International Criminal League.

The existence of an international criminal league, recently discovered at Brussels, is only another proof that the world is growing smaller day by day. Just as with us one state is too bounded a sphere for the exuberant activities of the artists in the craft of appropriating other peoples goods, so it is abroad. A European federation of thieves, secret agents and receivers of stolen goods has been unveiled. The headquarters were in London, where the fence had his quarters. This is development of the theory of the solidarity of nations that is not reassuring. New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
Great Log Jams.

Some notion of the amount of lumber being cut in the Minnesota forests is had from the fact that one day last week there was jam of logs in the upper Mississippi above St, Cloud which was estimated to contain 250, ,000, 900 feet of lumber, and a little farther up the river there was another jam, which ex- tended for almost 20 miles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

IT is now about twenty-two years since the greatest crime of the cen tury according to our free silver friends, was committed. It is lit tie funny that they never got mad about it till the present year. From the way they are cackling over it this year stranger would be sur prised to learn that there is not a newly laid egg. gg.-Herald, Clarksville, A rl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

THE defaulting treasurer of Da- kota, Mr. ". ". Taylor, is to be sentenced to two years imprison- ment in the penitentiary, presum- ably because he was foolish enough to give himself up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

THE Cotton States Exposition at Atlanta has decided to have a board of lady managers instead Of bull fonts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

DID YOU EVER think that you cannot have good health without pure blood? Health comes by the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla, because it makes the blood pure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

SENATOR HILL is using MT. Morri- son as red flag to attract the at tention of the Democratic bull, lest it follow off MT. Whitney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

CUBA is small, but, like hornet, makes itself felt when touched. At least this is the idea current in Gnnin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
l Big Lot of Baby

A Big Lot of Baby Foods of all kinds just in. Matted milk, Imperial Graum, Nestle's foods and several of the other kinds. If you have that kind of a baby, we keep it always FRESH; don't run any risk. ANDERsON-MEYER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

THE Louisville base ball club has very generously consented to assist the other clubs in making fine aver
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

IT is now generally believed that the moon was made for people to learn bicycle riding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

HOODS PILLS have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
PINE BLUFF, ARK, AUG. IA, 1895.
LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION.

IF German really wants to aid the Democratic party, why don't he take a trip to Europe?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

ADLAI STEVENSON will win the prize for holding his head under water the longest time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

THE PAST guarantees the future.
 It is not what we say, but what Hoods Sarsaparill,. does, that tells the atory. Remember HT D'S CURES
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

THAT TIRED FEELING should be overcome at once or it may end most seriously. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla now and prevent sickness and suffer- ing later in the season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

HOODS PILLS are the bestfamily cathartie and liver medicine. Harm less, reliable, sure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-class mall matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
THE BUSINESS REVIVAL.

The revival in business in the east is reaching the Pacific coast. The daily in- creases in wages in manufacturing es- tablishments beyond the Rockies have just been followed by voluntary ad vance of 10 per cent in the steel depart ment of the Pacific Rolling mills Al most all of the leaders ill the local iron trade recognize the improvement in the condition of the industry here. San Francisco Examiner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
ARKAN SAS RIVER PACKET GO.
ED ROWLAND, Pres. < Gen. Mner.
W. Ii. ROWLAND. Agent

w. IT, NUWLAND, Agent Boats leave Memphis Tuesdays at D. m. Leave Pine Bluff Fridays at P m Freight consigned to Compa ny's wharfboata at Memphis promptly forwarded. Lowest rates from and to all points.
 Uptown Office Telephone No. F. Landing TelephoneNo. 66.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

Every indication points to a heavier volume of trade this coming fall than has been known for several years. In many respects the conditions resemble those of 1879 after the restoration of specie payment and the awakening from the long business depression that suc- ceeded the panic of 1873.-Chicago Times Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

maF- -ADyERTIsING RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

The prospect for the calamity howlers grows gloomier every day, and the dawn of all era of prosperity throughout the country means sure death to these parasites. Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14

The calamity howlers are good deal perplexed by the unmistakable indica- tions of business revival, and it exacts of them some laborious special pleading to make the present situation accord with their predictions. Philadelphia Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-08-14
p!P!PI! BIoSSSS SSfBSs f5isiu.
SIIIl3sS SYasIsl7IIHa

to menstrual irregularities, are peculiarly benefited by the wonderful tonic and blood cleansing properties ofP. P. F., Pxickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.
The record-union., 1895-03-11
PRESS EXCLUSION
Interior Editors VIII be at the Los


Interior Editors VIII be at the Los
Angeles Fiesta.
The Executive Committee of the Cali
fornis Press Association has made the
preliminary arrangements for an excur-
sion of the members of the association 10
Los Angeles and other Southern Califor-
MIA points during the progress of the
grand fiesta in Los Angeles and the
flower festival in Santa Barbara.
Pullman cars will be chartered for the
excursion and will be attached to regular
trains going and coming. The excursion
train will leave San Francisco ous Mon
day, April I5, 1895. Members most con-
venient to LathrOp will be expected to
connect at that point. Tuesday afternoon.
April 10th, the excursion party will ac-
cept the hospitality Of Professor T. S. {.
Lowe, and be transported on the Mount
Lowe Railway to the magnificent hotel
on the summit
They will spend the night in the Sum
NIT Hotel TO witness the interesting
scenes, as well as the operation of his
great search-light and, if not the largest,
the finest telescope in the world. An
interesting literary programme has also
been prepared for the evening
Wednesday and Thursday, April 18th
and 18th, Will be spent witnessing the
grand fiesta in Los Angeles and in visit
ing points OF interest. ON Friday. ADriI
18th, the party Will be in Santa barbara
TO witness the beautiful battle OF
flowers" and on Saturday the excursion
will return home
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saloonkeeper Insolvent.

w. 4. Barieau, who formerly con-
Quoted the Pullman saloon at 3O5 K
street, has gone into insolvency. He has
been declared an insoIvent debtor by Su-
perior Judge Catlin.
Barieau's debts amount to s., OI3 81.
and those to whom he is indebted are: NJ.
Cronan, S5Si; City Brewery, 81: Buffalo
Brewing Company, So; Union Ice Com
pany, S43 80: Manuel Dubois. borrowed
money, $3.50; NJ. o. Dell, borrowed money.
$40; Z. {. Weinrich, $40 30: Tom Scott,
Si7 90; Iiliman q Bendell of San Fran
cisco, SAG 25; II. c. Chipman, 223 70: Sac
ramento Lumber Company, S. %: +. 4.
McClain S23 IS; Clark Bros. & Stanley,
SCI p; Mazzini Bros. SO: l. Cohn. SII:
Joseph Ihleben Crockery Company,
Sl4 70; Crystal Palace Crockery COMPANY
SIS; Merwin, Hall IL Co., $50; Brunswick
Bake Coliander Company, S57 y: Elmer
Bros, 81 50i Ingram d Bird, S274 so: DR.,
9. b. Nichols, $203; c. Russ, SIT 50, II.
Heaton, 81 80; - Hyman, 81 IS; Kohler
d Chase, $40; p. Conlan, $50
His assets are 81, zoo. of which $3.50 is
exempt, and bin of sale for 1884 for the
sale of the saloon to NJ. Cronan and
Manuel Dubois.
The record-union., 1895-03-11
AT LAST.

Humane Officer Miller Arrests Four
OF the street Iior= =e-Racers.
At last there is a prospect of having q
stop put to horse-racing daily on the
public streets. On Saturday officer Daniel
Miller of the Humane Society arrested
newsboy named Dennis Cunningham for
fast driving on street.
Those who witnessed the arrest spoke
favOrably OF the officers prompt action in
endeavoring TO suppress the dangerous
and needIesSly fast riding by the news
boys up l, J and X streets every day
after the arrival of the San Francisco
papers.
Yesterday Officer Miller arrested two
more boys, NJ. kubenstein and George
Montgomery, and charged them with
cruelty to animals for riding their horses
through the streets as fast as the animals
could travel. The arrests were made at the
Southern Pacific depot, and when the
oIncer started for the police station with
his captlveS he was followed by perfect
Hood OF vituperatiOn from the rest of the
newsbOy gang.
Every vile and insulting epithet known
to the Saxon tongue was applied TO him.
Many OF the youthful toughs Will yet re-
gret the abuse they heaped upon the OFF,
Ger While in the exercise of his duty. An
enueaYor Will DE made TO teach them that
respect for the law 10 which they appear
To be utter strangers.
Last night Officer Miller arrested an
other OF the fast riders, Fred Hammond.
who put up 50 deposit for his appear
ance in the Police Court to-day
This nuisance of gang OF boys DASH
ing at full speed through the public
streets has become intolerabIe. Repeat
edly has attention been called TO the mat
hIIt as n n r.I
it the offenders became so empoIdened
that whenever they were demonstrated
with they replied with vile abuse OF the
offending citizen.
lime and again have they defied Hu-
name Officer Miller when he warned
them against their dangerous practice.
They seem TO have imbibed the idea that
no one would call them down, but at last
have learned their error.
The record-union., 1895-03-11
sCooPERS SCooPRD
How an Outsider Got Away With the
Salarted Reporters.

SaldElGu hSpoEDSESs
A correspondent signing himself "A
Lover of Fair Play" and who claims to
be fully cognizant of the facts, writes to
the RECORD UNION the following Incl
dent in connection with the train hold-up
on Friday night, showing how Sheriff
Cunningham's apparent effort to favor
a certain San Francisco paper to the ex-
clusion of all others, miscarried. Says
the writer:
Noting what you say In your issue
of Saturday, relative to the discourtesy
of Sheriff Cunningham in refusing to
permit reporter of your paper TO ac-
company him on his special engine to
the scene of the train hold-up on Friday
night, and making an exception in
favor of a San Francisco paper, L want
to say that you have been most fully
revenged by a gentleman named f. w.
Beardslee of Berkeley.
He was q passenger on the train
that was stopped, and having been
neWspaperman al one time, he took
down all the facts of the hold-up, after
interviewing the trainmen. This was
told to the representative Of the favored
paper on his arrival at Lodi, and he at
once boarded the train, and with prom
ises OF money and honorable mention
tried to persuade Mr.. Beardslee to turn
over W ulIu lis uOl6Ss 1uIS DGaTUSI60
refused to do, saying he was going to
send them to rival San Francisco
paper.
HE was offered s., then $40, and on
his arrival at Sacramento, and after
consultation with his confreres, the re-
porter raised his bid to SIS. This last
offer was made in the Western Union
oillce, where Mr.. Beardslee was waiting
Tor an answer TO his dispatch, asking
the first mentioned paper what it would
give for his notes. At The same instant
Inc offer OF SO was made the reply
came from the head Office to send the
account for $40.
"Beardslee demanded S25 from the re-
porters, which proposition was indig-
nantly refused, and the three paper
sharps started i'll to fake up an account of
their own, while Beardslee sent of an
acceptance of the offer made by the head
office
when the bright trio had been safely
delivered OF their alleged accurate % ac-
count. and had notified the head Office
that they had the facts for them, they, to
their supreme disgust, got notice that the
Office was being supplied with all the
facts from another source.
The wires were kept going and the
paper was held until Beardslee had
transmitted 200 words.
Il have heard of poetic Justice and
scoops and things OF that kind, but it
was never my fortune TO hear OF a
cleaner scoop than that. These are
the facts, and you can use them if you
wish"
The record-union., 1895-03-11
Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Office Of the Secre-
tary of State:
Azusa Covina Berry Association. Prin-
cipal place of business, Azusa, Los An
geles County. Capital stock, 81. 800, with
the following directors: Fri G. Clapp, T..
il. Griswold, NJ. n. Overhaltzer, Covina:
w. G. Hall, Glendora; d. Griswold,
Azusa.
Southern California Mountain Water
Company. Principal place of business,
San Diego. Capital stock, 50, 500, 900, with
the following directors: Harry l.. Titus,
j. c. Hizar. Anna NJ. Waterman. NJ. H'
Titus, Charles Peasants, San Diego.
California Girls Training Home of San
francisco. Trustees-May Frost Cole.
Rose NJ. French, Jeanie c. Mason, Fanny
k Russell, Roxie l.. w. Davis, Emma
2: Gum, Mary A. Nash, ella i. TAFT,
Clara v. Fitch, Margaret Mein, Char
lotte 2. Stephenson.
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GROCERIES.
DRICEs TALK FOR us: TwEyTy.FTv

DRICES TALK FOR US: TWENTY-FIVE
/ pounds sugar, 81; fresh butter, soc roll;
cans good oysters, 25c; 3 cans tomatoes, zoe;
fine Japan tea, 25c 10; English breakfast tea
Zoe ID; Nj. and NJ. tea, SOC ID; Anchor Baking
Powder. guaranteed the best made, 15-bS,
zoe; u, 4Oc; fhS, 9Oc; White Lily syrup,
the best table syrup, zoe gallon cans; Sooze,
Eagle milk for SOC; fine mountain butter, zoe
ID; our square butter, 4Oc is the best; ) bottles
pickles, 25c; 10 bars SOAP zoe; bars Royal
SaI oaXIoh, %oc; bars sand soap, 25c; bars
toilet soap, 20c; tine prunes, sc ID; dried pears,
DC ID; line raistns, ) lbs for 25c No. l maca-
roni, 3Oc box lbs Mocha and Java coffee for
81; Jelly, 1Oc glass, Arbuckie's coffee, 25c 10;
hams lie 10; shoulders, nc h; large cans
mustard sardines, 1Oc. BEESLEI Il SON,
$40 * street
The record-union., 1895-03-11
About a Diamond Ring.

Township Justice Henry was engaged
Saturday IN hearing the case of Mrs.
Roxie L. Butler against her stepson,
Steve Butler. She testified that her step
son borrowed diamond ring to wear to
party and had never returned it.
Butler testified that his father made
him present of the ring in 1881.
Justice Henry took the case under ad-
The record-union., 1895-03-11
Two Divorces,

Superior Judge Johnson has granted a
divorce to Orelia Ross from Myron Ross
on the ground Of desertion. The four
minor children were awarded to the Gus
tody of the mother.
Judge Johnson has also granted Charles
d. SERVER divorce from Annie SERVER
on the ground OF desertion. The minor
child was awarded TO the custody of the
father.
The record-union., 1895-03-11
THE ROCK PILE

Its Base of Operations Changed to
Fifth and r Streets.
The Committee of Religious Benefi-
cence have transferred the work of break
ing cobbles from the block between
Ninth and Tenth, c and d streets, to r,
between Fifth and Sixth, where there is
an abundance of unbroken cobbles and
plenty of tools.
Bert Entrican will remain in charge, as
before, while at the old place a new man
ton to all applicants for crushed cobbles.
The record-union., 1895-03-11
GONE DAFT.
James Kenny Imagines the World ia
Against Him.

James Kenny Imagines the World is
Against Him.
Police Sergeant McManus and Officer
Taylor have arrested man named James
Kenny on suspicion of being insane.
On Saturday morning the officers of
the Government snagboat Seizer discoy-
cred hanging up in a conspicuous place
on the boat an arrow covered with blood.
The words san Apology or Death! Death
or Justice ~ were written on the arrow
with lead pencil.
Kenny when arrested admitted he had
placed the arrow on the boat. He said
he had been black balled by the entire
world and he wanted to ascertain who
his enemies are
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HtALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
v butter, 2oc It; No. pickle roll, 35c; good
hams, lIc ID; bacon, 1920 Ii; shoulders, &c
toes 2Oc; fancy olives, 25c quart: laver
raisns i OH box 6oc; 10 bars boss soap. 25c:
good tel 25c b: Schilling's best Costa Rica
and Java coffee, lbs 81. If you want to get
a square deal, call at SIS X street, SIMONS
d. SON
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TICKEr NO. 146 WON THE HORSE
4 ratf1ed on Saturday night. Apply at 7O1
j street IL
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w ANTED-TO RENT, A PIANO IN GOOD
w condition. Address T. b. this Office