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Evening star., 1896-10-15

Pennsylvania defeated Virginia % to o
in the foot ball game at Franklin Field,
Philadelphia. yesterday afternoon. scoring
ten points in each of the twenty-minute
halves played, The game was in many re-
spects a grievous disappoin tment to the
followers of the red and blue. Last year
the ouakers rolled up fiftyfour points
against {. stronger and heavier team from
the Southern University, but the game was
played on dry field while yesterday the
gridiron was wet and soggy, affording a
poor foot hold to the backs and preventing
snem from getting off quickly The bal
was also heavy and slippery, which is
some excuse for the vast amount of fun
bling on both sides. About the only good
thing that can be said about Penpsyiva mas
play is that they showed fairly strong
defense. Their aggressive play was m:ser-
able. Light as the Virginia team is, :hey
three times held the Quakers to four downs
when the ball was within ten yards of the
goal line.
Evening star., 1896-10-15
Polo at Fort Myer.

The Fort Myer and the WarrentOn VaD
polo teams will play game this afternoon
at Fort Myer. the first of a series of games
which 1t is contemplated to play.
Evening star., 1896-10-15
Ripanls
t abla les.

Mr.. Herbert Miles. special representative
of the Interstate Savings. Loan and
Trust Cooperation. Cincinnati. o., sends,
under date of September 3, 1895,
testimonial from his barber, Harry
She'd of 211 West 9th ST.: Il want TO
say writes Harry. that for eight
months / have taken three Ripans
TabuIes day and have not been to
see n doctor once since commenced TO take
them. Before would have to have
5i; tube put down my throat and
have my stomach husacd Il believe that
is what they call III three times every
week 10y doctor that charged me
90 cents for every time of course,
that always gave NE relief, but it
always came back again. and l can
tell you it was no fun TO he pumped out
about every two days. The doctor
said had catarrh of the stomach; but
whatever IL was 1t don't bother me
now For four years l was troubled
so that l used to lose about three
days out Of every month.
-'tSIgned HARRY SCtlElD
Ritslns Tabules are sold by druggists or by mai
m. price 80 cents a box Is sent to The Ripans
hemical Company, No. 10 Spruce ST., New 1orA
ample vial, 10 ceats-
Evening star., 1896-10-15

1; goals kicked. Smiieau, 3. Referee-Mr.
Schell Umpire-Mr. Sisson. L.nesman-
Mr.. Maupin.
Eastern High school Second Eleven.
The second team of the Eastern High
School has been organized, with S. Rich
ards as captain. They would like to hear
from all teams whose average weight does
not exceed 120 pounds. They will play their
first game with the Fourth Street Athletics
Saturday, at 10 o'clock am. at Lincoln
Park. The line up Will be as follows:
Richards (captain), left center; Linden
choIe left tackle; Hilder, left guard; Rich
ard, center; Palmer, right guard; Hughes,
right tackle: Bryson. right end; Rowe,
quarter back: Poston, right half back;
Springsuth. left half back, and Bradley
full back.
business Ei.h to Play Columbian.
The Business High School team will play
Columbian College tonlorro wafternoon at
Van Ness Park, 18th and c streets. The
line I'D will be as follows:
Evening star., 1896-10-15

Yale. Positions. Williams.
Bass. end. .Chadwell
Rogers. left tackle. .........., Corey
Chadwick left guard ........... Wright
Chamberlain ....center.... McGOwan
Murray. right guard. Lott
Murphy Capt). right tackle. e........... .Fifer
Connor. Hazen. right end. .Ratter, Whitney
Ely. quarterback .......... Ryan
Nanevery. Mills. left half-back. .Denman
Benjamin) T. Davis
Gilmore ).... right half-back. ...... Branch
Hinkey. fuil-back ........... Draper
Score-Yale, 81; Williams, O. Touch
downs-Vanevery, Connor, Rogers, Gilmore.
Goals from ouchdOwns-Hnkey, Chad
wick, 2. Umpire-Frederick Ives. Referee
George Adee. Time-Two twenty-minute
halves. Attendance, 500
Evening star., 1896-10-15
Harvard and Wesleyan.

Harvard team, largely composed of
substitutes, defeated Wesleyan at Soldiers
Field, Cambridge, Mass, yesterday after
noon by score of % to o. The game was
sharply played throughout, and several
long runs and lots of punting contributed
to the interest. Harvard put up the best
game she has shown so far tbs season
The number of Joints scored was not so
great as against Trinity, but Wesleyan has
a much stronger team than the Hartford
College. The greatest gain was in the way
the crimson backs got through the line.
The interference was compact, and the
forwards opened up the right kind of holes
to gain in end plays. Wesleyan played
fairly strong defensive game, notably at
first. but her line was outclassed In punt
ing W esleyaE near.y equaled Harvard.
The summary:
Harvard. Positions. Wesleyan.
Lewis Urwin, Martin,
Graydon. .......Tight end d....Archer Young
WheelertSwa:n) right tackle w Wtliia ms
Bouve (oargenU right guard. .Sbley
+. Shaw W............ center ...............N W ale
Doucette. left guard. .Noycs
MerrimanHdouGhtcn)i tackle. Henry
Moulton. left end. .........A Young
Bea.e Dib5lee)Quarter-ba .........W Wilson
Livermore(C CoZzens).r. ha!f-back. r -ner
Warren(S ll:van).l. haif-back. ..... Raymond
Cabot Dunlap. .full-back. Gilmore
eree-Mr. G: Newell Of Harvard. Linesman
Mr.. Woods of b. A. A.-Touc hiowns-
Warren, Cabot. CoZzens, Dunlap, Sargent.
Goals from touchdowns-Cabot,D Dunlap. -
Safety uchdoWns-Wesleyan Timc-T Ho
tWenty-Yninute halves.
Evening star., 1896-10-15
Examining Georgia's Law on Fight
ing.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 15.-Srorting
circles of this city are CONSIDERABLY stirred
up over the presence here of John Ellison, 4
Philadelphia sport who is investigating the
Georgia state laws on prize fighting, with
a view 10 bringing James J.. Corbett and
Robert Fitzsimmors together on Georgia
soil, in Atlanta If possible, in a grand battle
for the championship of the world Nj.
Ellison is row negotiating with certain
Atlanta capitalists, with a view to sscur-
inE a purse to be hung up for the cham
p!onship battle, in case the state laws are
no, found to be too stringent in this re-
Spect.
Evening star., 1896-10-15

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 15.-Thomas
Dowd is now the assured captain and man
aSer Of the ST. Louis Browns for 1897.
President Won Der Abe ard Dowd have
come to terms. Dowd's first official act
was to secure the signature of a new first
baseman. whom the Browns will try next
year. Fuller of the ~Springfield, Mass,
Eastern League team Is the man.
Evening star., 1896-10-15
teams lined up as follows:

MISREPRESENTATION =; Woodruff .
Goals from MISUNDERSTANDING . Ref
eree-Lcuis DePin Vail, Pennsylvania. I'M
pire-Dr. Charles Schoff, Pennsylvania.
Linesman-Mr Kennedy, University of Nir-
ginia. Time-Twenty y-m.nute halves,
Evening star., 1896-10-15
Would Have Turned Out.

Under date of October II Maj. McIIlroy
wrote to Col Wright stating that the invi-
tation had reached linn at 3 pm. on Oc-
tober II, which was too late to issue the
necessary orders to assemble the q. a. r.
In conclusion Commander McElroy said:
Had your Invitation been extended, say
two weeks earlier, l would have had the
opportunity of notifying the commanders
of the various posts comprising this de-
partment 1t is a source of regret to me
that this was not done, as l feel sure that
the G. A. r. of this department would
have been very much in evidence in the
line of the parade had they been Informed
in time that their presence was desired
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-12-25
CURE CONSUMPTION.

T. A. S!ocum, M. e, the Great Chemist
and Scientist. Offers to Send Free, to
the Afflicted. Three Bottles ofs His
Newly Discovered Remedies to Cure
Consumption and Al Lung Troubles.
Nothing could be fairer. more philan-
thropic W larry more joy in its wake than
the Ofie, of Y. \. ::,',-,td,. NJ. c.. Of 1888
Pearl street. New York City.
Confident that he has discovered an abb
solute cure for consumption and all pull
monary complaints, ant, to make it's merits
known, he will send, free, three bottles
Uhe SlocHm new system Of mcdicine)
to any reader VINO is suilcrin" from chest,
throat and lung troubles or consumption.
lie invites those DESTROYS OF obtaining
the remedies TO simply send him their ex-
press and p0stotlirc address, and receive
in return the three bottles.
Already this ''ncw scientific course of
medicine" has permanently cured thous-
ands ofapparenlly hopeless cases.
He considers it his religious duty-a
duty which he owes to humanity-to do
nate his inialliblc cure.
lie has proved consumption to be cur
able disease beyond any doubt.
There will be no mistake in sending
the mistake will be in overlooking the
Doctors generous invitation. He has on
file in his American and European labor
atorics thousands Of testimonials of OK
perience from those c;rcd, in all parts Of
the worli
Delays arr, III yrnr address
to I. A. s'n'. a; f..;1rI street,
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please nlel,;.n ,;;;c.e in the
Iowa State y,
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SECRET ORDERS.

North Star Lodge No. :, a. E,A. M;.M aees
First Thursday IN each montn az ,MaSoI.S
sg Hall Corner West Sixth and Walnut. Y. n.
Cleggett, w. Md r. Blagbnrn secretary.
y Hiram Chapter. No. Meets on Second and
Fourth Tuesday in each month ~ Masonic
X Hall Robert Wei ste /, II. P.i g. H. Ciegsett,
secretary.
King Solomon Commandery, No. Meets
Second and Fourth THURSDAY IN each mohth
at Masonic hall Fred Jackson, NJ Q. g. =.
Cleggett, Rec. #
charity Lodge No. 2i9a. $ts. Il. o. of 0. Fer
Meets First. Second aud Third Tuesday eacn
month at Odd Fellows hall on West SIKH
and Walnut stieets. ID. Burns, *. Y. ~
BrowntP. s {9s
Naomi Court, No. 3-,neets Second Monday
in each month at Masonic hall, MIS-. s. II.
Shepard, matron: Mrs. Fred Jackson, secre
5 tary. Fl,
Iowa Chapter @. L. s;.-Meets Third Wednes-
Il day Of each month Masonic hall. Mrs G. d.
Clegsett, ,natron; Mrs. Mary Bell, secretary.
Nj. Olive Court No 4-Meets First Thursday
3sT5 ar each month ut Masonic hall Mrs. susan
White, lnatron: Mrs. Flora Majors, seere,
tary. 5
Household of Ruth Meets First and Third
Thnrsd.Y In each month at ODD fe!io3pS
III hall. Mrs. Harris M. G.; Mrs y. >. tonnes,
wv r. IS, }S58a5g, CAM i553 gs1 sl y.
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Notice to Redeem from Tax Sale.

Notice to Redeem from Tax Sale.
State Of Iowa, Polk county, IS.
10 IeGrand II Perez: You are hereby
notified that on the 5th day of December,
A. ID. 1898, the following described prop
erty, situated in Polk county. Iowa, was
sold for the taxes Of 1892, which property
IS described as follows, to-wit: Lot one (1)
Smiths third addition to University Place
Addition to and now forming a part OF
the city of Des Moines, Polk county, Iowa.
That The same was at such sale pur-
chased by j I'll Phillips and certificate
issued to him by the Treasurer Of Polk
Go Iowa and he is now the owner and
holder of said certificate. and that the
right Of redemption will expire. and
treasurer's deed will be made, unless re-
demption from such sale be made within
ninety days from the completed service
hereof. j. II. PHILLIPS,
Lawful owner and holder OF said certificate
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:, Announcer Smart Woman.

! Ny nsS1sband is poor but proud and hi
does want>n.ne to work; as 1 havcno,hme
t.sdo get reASt!ess; and after reading II
your paper Mrs. k2ussell's experience sell
ing self heating haN irons, i concluded
would try it. wrote ~ F. Casey 4 CO.
st. Louis. Mo-, and they f<eated mo sc
nicely that 1 felt very much eARceuraged
AS soon as got my sample iron N start
ed out ant the first day l sold Mxpns
clearing Sl2. have not sold less than !
eight any day since, and one day 1 sold II.
now have 1925 clear money, and my
husband don't know have been working,
but / am afraid he will be mad VIXEN 1
tell him. Have done right or should 1
quit work and leave him to struggle alone.
An ANXIOUS WIFE
doipa i'.tt siEh: rsRss .'.is has'.A!l
should be proud Of you, 60 right ahead
and show the world what an energetic
woman can do. That self-heating iron
must be wonderful seller, as we hear Of
SO many that are succeeding in selling it
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Subscribe for the Bystander
NOTICE TO REDEEM FROM TAX SALE

" NOTICE TO REDEEM FROM TAX SALE
State Of Iowa, Polk county, IS:
To w. s.. Trump: You are hereby notified
that on the 8th day Of December, A. D. 1891. the
county. Iowa. was sold for the taxes Of 1890,
which properly Ii described a. follows, TO wit:
Lot twenty t2l) L. A. Twinings addition
70 and now forming q part Of the city OF Dies
Moines, Polk Co lows. II y
That the same was ct such sale purchased H.
p Collins and certificate issued TO him
by the treasurer OF Polk county. Iowa. and by
}the aAsd r. Collins the certs aeate was duly o.
Mgnad 70 u. II. Phillips. and he
ID now the owner and holder OF said certificate,
and that the right Of redemption vi expire
and q trea1urerss deed will 30 made unlesS re.
days from the completed service hereof.
g. y. H.FRlILtTR,
Lavful owner M holder u said eer,iatais.
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NOTICE TO REDEEM FROM TAX
SALE.
State Of Iowa. Polk County G..

e. ~
To Amanda Glaze:
You are hereby notified that on the 9TH
day Of December. A. D. 1891, the follow
Ing described property. situated in Polk
Co., Iowa, was sold for the taxes of 1890.
which pro perty is described as follows, to-
wit: Lot four az Lytle's subdivision of
Halls addition to aud nov form
ming q part Of the city of Dies Moines.
Polk Co., Iowa. That the same was at
sale purchased BY j.. s. Coskery and
. certificate issued TO him by the treasurer
O. 9 FOX county, lswas and BY the saidJ.
signed to J. h Phillips, and he Is now the
owner and holder OF said certificate. and
that the night Of redemption will expire,
and treasurer's deed will be made, I'M.
less redemption from such sale be made
within ninety days from the completed
gervice hereof. j. d. PHrrIlPs.
Lawful owner and holder Of said certifi-
cate. 4 sss
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NOTICE TO REDEEM FRGN1TAX SALE
o. Il L. IN. : =

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State of Iowa. Polk county, IS:
To Amanda Glaze: You are here
by notified that on the 9TH day Of De-
cembcr, "A. y. 1891, the following de-
scribed property, situated in Polk county,
Iowa. was sold for taxes Of 1890, which
property is described as follows, to-wit:
Lot two (2), Lytle's Subdivision OF Halls
Addition to and now forming part Of
the city Of Des Moines, Polk county, Iowa.
That the same was at such sale pur-
chased by J. :. Coskery and u certificate is
sued to him by the treasurer of Polk coun-
ty, Iowa. and by the SAID j. s. Coskery the
certificate was duly assigned to }. H.
Phillips and he is now owner and holder
OF said certificate. and that the right OF
REDEMPTION will expire and a treasurer's
deed will be made unless redemption from
such sale be made within ninety days from
the completed service hereof.
j. H. PHILLIPS,
Lawful owner and holder Of said certificate.
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$50 W. 20 y xAspF FIace, New ! orr
WV: 90: 1nal (fSzr n,ontbsl $500: Yer 81 -
NOTICE TO REDEEM FROM TAX SALE.
State Of Iowa, Polk county. ss:

o'''e VI iowa, FOLK county, IS:
. 10 Amanda Glaze: You are hereby mott
ned that on the 9TH day Of December, "A.
y. 1891, the following described property,
situated in Polk county, Iowa, was sold
for the taxes Of 1890, which property is
described as follows, to-wit: Lot one (l)
Lytle's subdivision OF Halls addition to
and now forming part Of the city Of Des
Moines, Polk Co., Iowa.
That the same was, at such sale pur-
chased by J. s. Coskery, and certificate
issued to him by the treasurer Of Polk
county, Iowa, and BY the said j. S. Cos
kerry the certificate was duly assigned to
J. Il. Phillips, and he is now ne owner
and holder Of said certificate, and that
the right of redemption will expire and 3
treasurer's deed will be made unless 70
DENTON from such sale be made within
ninety days from the completed servicc
hereof. .. RI. PHmYIPs ~ - IS
Lawful owner and holder OF said certificate.
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How the Dipper Saved the Farm

a1o" tue upper Saved the Farm.
Father was sick and the mortgage on
me farm was coming due, I saw IN thu
Christian Advocate where Miss A. Nj.
Fritz OF Station \, st. Louis Mo-, would
send sample combination dipper for IS
z.cent stamps. ordered one. Isaw the
upper could DC used as a fruit jar filler,
pam upper: a fne strainer; a funnel;
pint measure. These eight different uses
makes the dipper such necessary article
that went 10 work with it and it sells
atvery near every house. In four months
paid off the mortgage; think 1 can
clear as much as $500 a month. Ifyou
need work You can do well BY giving this
q trial. Miss A. NJ. Fritz, Station 4, St.
Louis MO. will send yau sample tor IS
2-cent stamps write at once.
John &. n.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT

st. Paul A. M. E. Corner Of Second and Center
VIZ Streets Preaching at 1919 a. ln.: Sunday
School at 3 o'c,ock; Epworth League at Z
u. M; preaching AZ p IN. T. reeves, pastor.
BaDtist-East Second Saskatchewan Walnut
@ and Court avenue. Service at ~: ~ q. m. ;
Sunday school at II M: services IT ) p IN.
q. NJ Williams, pastor.
I First African Church of Christ--Corner tourth
and School: preaching at 1850 a. M; sunday
school at e m, preaching at p m lteS. f.
Lon;ack. pastor.
Il Burns M r. East Second ard Des MolIes
T Notwithstanding at 1850; Sunday Class
I'M at Ii:i5: sunday school at 2:3o p. IN
preachih.ag at $50 p. IN Prayer meet1he
Wednesday,. KCSsa<-.ss.I 4. Clark, pastor.
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An E1clusiycly .Fcmale NIaxau.r,de.

B An Exclusively Female Nasquerade.
A fancy dress ball Is given once a
year by the women painters, sculptors,
singers and actresses OF Berlin. Nc
males are permitted at these balls, and
about olle-third Of the attendants are
In masculine costume.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-12-25
How a Woman Paid Her Deb

q lSdy N Lexington SAYS. Il am out OF
DEBT. and thanks to the Dishwasher bust.
ness. IN the past six weeks have made
500. Every housckeeper wants a Dish.
washer, and any intelligent person can
:eil them with big profit to himself. This
Dlshwasier is lovely: you can wash and
dry the family dishes in two minutes. and
without wetting your hands. You can
S Sss particulars by addressing the Mound
Glty Dlsnwasher Co., Ct. Louis, Mo.
mere IS big money in the business for an
agent. expect to clear 1000 the COM
ing year. need the money and why not
u 1'''f' ~ Miss e. +,
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Greatest Potato Eaters.

Gf9atest Potato Eaters. p
The greatest potato caters are the
people Of Germany and Belgium. Tho
consumption Of this vegetable by them
averages 100 pounds per annum for
each person. ". ~:
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a Chance TO Make Money.

4 N Z I $50 t 3 =.
s5 / read how one Of Your subscribers
4 made money selling Dis!lwashers; or.
dered one. and my lady friends were
charmed. as they hate dislrsashing. My
4 brother and commenced selling them,
y and have made 81 200 after paying oil OK
\ penses. We don't canvass any. Onr sales
are all made ut home. People come or
send for them. The Mound City Dish
4 Washer IS the best .Dis., Washer on the
market. Oar business is increasing, and
I No are going to keep right on until we
mike $1O, Goo. We sell from s to 10 ma
chimes every dag, and some days more
The Dishwasher is logeIy, every house
keeper wants one. There is no excuse to
be poor when so much money cal, I've
made selling Dishwasllers. For full par.
ticulars address the Mound City Dish.
washer Co., st. Louis. Mo They will
start you on the road to success, a
READER. s,{
Money! Make 1t Yourself !!
hafcsneyer seen anything III the paper
about tie II ..ple's Wind Mil; we call !
tie People w becarsc the inventor neyc
patented it, but let everybody use it free
Any farmer can make mill himself, ans
NIL the material complete .yill not cost Owe
sl0. IT is q splendid Mill and viii pump Til
deepest wells, and will last longer thar
my mill ever had. Any person can ge
diagrams and complete directions Tree, a,
Ibid. by sending Is two cant stamps 10 pay
Ix,stage. etc. TO Francis Casey, ST Louis,
No; be sells pumps also, and when you
get y0ur wind mill going would be glad 10
seii You d puinpif you heed it, II IS cert
ninly useless 10 pay $50 or $50 fo: wind
mill wien on can make one Just as good
M elO. ] think there cotilsl be big money
l,,afie putting these mills up through the
e.pslniry As cs'ciy body would like tiieil'.
Al RE YbER. y
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.MUCHAKINOCk DIRECTORY
Muchakinock Branch oface-E. A.
London, Agent.
LoGDE DIRECTORY.
GU. o. F., No. 29O9: Geo. W. Walker, ".
CSC. r. FOSTER. P. s.; James Mallory r.. >;
Meets Monday night.
Masonic Lodge Cedar Grove No IS: W, NJ.
PANEL. W. w.; G. r. BroCkh g. secretary
meets Wednesday night.
virginia Queen Court-Mrs. JOIN Gre n N.
NJ; Alice Mcdowell, secretary. Me- Tues
day night.
Household Of Ruth: Mrs. Liza Woo g 'Arn-
ess; Jacob Wilson, sec. Meets F'rit IN ;ht.
Daughters OF the Tabernacle: Mrs. Ance NC
Dowell preceptress; Miss susie Aenuon'
secretary Meets Thursday afternoon.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Union Valley Baptist church: r. L. Grimm.
pastor Sunday school at . m; preaching
at IL q. NJ: prayer meeting SUNDAY even
ing from 7:3l tu g.; preaching ut y D. NJ. fray
or meeting "Wednesday evening.
1. NE: Rev. W. Williams, pastor; preach
ing ut 1890 q. M: class meeting !. CLOCK
Sunday school at $3.50 p. m preaching W
p. M. prayer meeting Thursday eVehino'
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Notice..

Public notice is hereby given that at
meeting Of the stockholders OF Mcbride
g. Little, held December 2, 1896, at which
all stockholders were represented in per-
son or by proxy. An amendment to the
Article OF Incorporation was unanimously
adopted, changing the name OF said cor
porstion to Mcbride Drug Company.
Fl. 4. MCBRIDE, President.
f. l.. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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THE
NEW RI ACE

A\A" ~ Ao1 lZr5y s5,@
If you good time wish to pass.
And with your friends enjoy social glass,
Then s. Neudermann YOU should try,
For he your every wish can crafty,
Attic Capital City Liquor House, bear in
mind,
Choice wines and imported liquors yon
will find.
So while in Des MONIES you chanc stay,
10 "Neudermann's New Place ayisit
pay.
Good, cool beer, and fine lunch too; t#
Everything the best, he has for you.
So at East First and Locust be sure to call,
Neudermann welcome has for oil.
With each $2 you buy, remember, this is
true,
A bottle Of wine, free, "sol" gives TO you.
B'Coal and Feed Yard at the same place.