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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-11
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~Did I hear you remark that thai
young man was unreliable 2" said tho
business man
Eyes"
"You do him an injustice.'
'He has disappointed us number OF
times"
That's true. but he's not unreliable.
Whenever he makes a promise you can
be perfectly sure that he is not going to
do anything of the kind."-Washiugton
Star
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M u N LYONS
KIDNE Y
CURE

Munyon's Kidney Cure cures pain in
the back, ioins or greins from kidney
disease. puffy and fiabby face, dropsy or
the feet and limbs. frequent desire TO
pass water, scanty urine, cark-coloreo
and turbid urine, sediment in the urine,
gravel in the bladder and too great
flow of urine. Price 25c.
A SEPARATE cure for each disease. At
all druggists, mostly % cents vial.
Personal letters TO Prof. Munyon, 1ooo
Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
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The strongest Fertilization

Against disease, one which enables US
to undergo unscathed risks from hurtful
climatic influences. exposure, overwork
and fatigue. is the vigor tina; is impaired
to 4 debilitated physique by the peer
less medicinal safeguard. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. You may possess this
vigor in a higher degree than the trained
athlete, although your muscular devel-
opment may be far inferior TO his. VIgor
implies sound. good digestion and sound
repose, TWO blessings conferred By the
Bitters, which remedies malarial, rheu-
matte, nervous and kidney trouble.
aPris. France, Feb. I0-Dr Bcurgi1,
famous opponent OF the theories promul-
gated by DR. Pasteur. Is dead. He was
member Of the chamber OF deputies.
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BUTLER HAD POISON
BUT THE OFFICERS SEARCHED HIM
AND He HASN'T 1T NOW.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 1o.-Frank
Butler, the alleged Australian murderer,
has been identified by Captain Jones of
the British ship Fvintshire as Richard
Pascoe, sailor who arrived at his port
on the British ship Dedarten Castle in
1890. The recognition between Jones and
Butler was mutual. The white powder
found by the arresting officers under the
band Of Buffers hat when the Swanhilda,
arrived have been chemically analysed
and found TO contain five grains of strych
nine each. The prisoner was greatly ag-
itated when the concealed poison was
discovered. He is supposed to have kept
il as last means of escape from the
clutches of the law.
ROGULSKI IS SUSPECTED.
Detroit, Mich, Feb. 10-An explosion,
followed by fire, destroyed little cot
tage in Spring Wells owned and occupied
by the family of Stephen Rogulski at go
o'clock this morning. A child, Michael
? years old, was burned TO death. Mary,
aged II, was so severely burned that she
will probably die, and the rest of the
family, six in number. were more or less
severely injured The fire is supposed 10
have been OF incendiary origin. Last fall
the house OF a neighbor was wrecked by
an explosion of dynamite and two per-
sons badly hurt. Rogulski was suspect
ed Of the crime. but II could not be prov
en- against him.
ALICE PLATT'S TRIAL.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 10.-Arguments
in the trial of Alice Plat. held for the
poisoning OF Lawyer Mussey's two chill
dren, were begun at 80 this afternoon
and an early termination of the rather
sensational case is expected. The pris-
oner and Mrs. Mussey, mother of the
dead children. We're on the stand this
morning.
MURDERER RESPITED.
st. Louis, Mo, Feb. 10.-Governor Ste
phens has changed the date on which
: +. Dreher. sentenced to be hanged on
February 10 for the murder OF his sweet
heart. TO March Is. This was done in
order 10 give the proper authorities an
opportunity 10 inquire into Dreher's san
ity.
POSTOFFICE ROBBED.
Clearfield. Pa. Feb. 10.-The safe in the
Ciearfie.d postoffice was blown open
early this morning and 81 600 worth Of
stamps and $500 in cash stolen. The
thieves gained an entrance into the post
office by prying open the door. 4 hole was
drilled through the top OF the safe and
the door was blown off and across the
room The door leading into the mail de-
pertinent of the office and all the window
panes in the rear OF the building were
demolished. There is no clue 10 the rob-
beers.
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L. A. w. ASSEMBLY.

Albany, y. Y, Feb. 10.-Whelmen
from all over the country were congre-
gated here today 10 attend the l.. a. W.
assembly, which convened AT 10 O'Clock.
Although all the states were represent
ed. the full complement OF delegates was
not expected here before tomorrow.
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was caused when Senator Lodge, by mis-
take. announced tne vote of Missouri for
Mckinley.
RESULT ANNOUNCED.
At $40 D. m. the vice president stated
that the count had closed and directed
directed the tellers to announce the result
There was a hasty computation OF the
tellers and then in a strong voice MI.
Lodge announced: 1.-THE state OF the
vote for president and vice president Of
the United States as found by the tellers:
Whole number of electors AL, Of which
a majority is 224 William Mckinley OF
Ohio has received 271 votes for presi-
dent and ". ]. Bryan Of Nebraska has
received 176 votes The state of the vote
fore vice president is: Carrot A. Hobart
has received 81 electoral votes, Arthur
Sewall 149 and Thomas z. Watson u
votes.''
Mrs. Lodge handed the result to the
vice president. Mr.. Stevenson rose and
repeated the detailed vote, adding the
constitutional announcement that Will
liam Mckinley and Carrot A. Hobart
were elected president and vice presl-
dent, respectively, for the term begin
ming March 4.
This closed the proceedings which last
ed just fifty minutes and had been de-
void of incident or applause.
Mr.. Stevenson then formally dismiss
ed the joint session.
A hearty round of applause, in which
the galleries Joined, followed, after which
the senators filed out into the hall, as
they had come, while the members of the
house stood up and the ceremony was
over.
At 1:50, the house adjourned.
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Upper Saniusky. O.. Feb. m-Hcn- D. D
Hare. eK-member of congress, snd vel
known ,lroU ghout Ohio. died here very sud
denly tonight
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Mr.. Ward L. Smith of F'rederickstown,
No, was troubled with chronic diarrhoea
for over thirty years. He had become
fully satisfied that it was only a question
of a short time until he would have TO
give UP. He had been treated by some of
the best physicians in Europe and Amer
lea but got no permanent relief. One day
he picked up a newspaper and CHANGED
to read an advertisement of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. He got bottle of it; the first dose
helped him and its continued use cured
him. For sale by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-11

Rheumatism originates IN morbid co.,
di;io1 OF the biood Hoods SarEapa-
rilI1 cures rheumatism
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Nevport. P i.Fsb. io.-Torspdo beat No.
5 in tEo-houTs r1n averaged 81 knots.
The government require znsar IS z.es knots
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-11
PARSON HAS A PLAN
20 ENTERTAIN THE SPORTS AND
ACCUMULATE COIN.

Wishe e. to Pitch King on Hts Own Account
Bring Together . Number of Lesser
stars in the Pusiiistic GALAXY In Time to
Catch the Crowd From the Big Mill ut
L A w. Convention-sportins News
and Notes.
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FITZ STARTS WESTWARD.

New York. Feb. 1o.-A large crowd OF
sporting men assembled at the Liberty
street ferry and followed Robert Fitzsim
mons and his partner across the river TO
the Baltimore and Ohio station. tftz-
simomns was confident and expressed his
ability to dispose OF Corbett under any
and all conditions
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London, Eng. Feb. IA dispatch 20 the
Daily Telegraph from Vienna confirms the
report that Michael Munscsy. the eele5Tst-
Cd artist. Is hopelessly insane.
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EMIR is CONQUERED
RULE BRITANNIA HELPS HERSELF
TO ANOTHER SLICE.

She Whales the Toe Nails on the Emir of
Onense Is Raiding for Slaves On the
Niger Company's Territory, and the
Wholesale Massacre of His Hapless Vic
tims-His Ebon Majesty Will Next Pro.
coed to Pay for Getting LIcked-Foreigr
News
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was caused when Senator Lodge, by mis-
take. announced tne vote Of Missouri for
faLy ;nIa
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BucKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The Best SaIve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fe-
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blains, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1, is guarante 10 give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price.
% cents per box. For sale al Geo. Van
Werden's Pharmacy, Us North Main
street. and @. Behring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues.
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IoS thE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Broro Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If 1
fails 10 cure. 25c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-14
Personal MENTION.

II. d. short OF 7iillsboro IS i'll the city
James L. llnl was in the city yesterday
from Livingston.
w. h. Mcdowell of New orleans was
in the city yesterday.
W r. Kennedy was in the city Ses'e'
daN from Susarland.
Mrs ". s. wall has gone TO Morgan's
Point to spend the summer
YIN. IL Schumao her OF Round Rock
was among yesterdays visitors
Miss EVA Bu,Mer of Galveston was
visiting frion6s in the city yesterday
Alva Ernst. Young man who iorlnherty
lived in Houston but who Is now n W..
ness nj rold springs, visited relatives in
this city yesterday.
Rabbi G. II. Loewenstein has been cen
granted two months vacation py III
FABRICATION Beth Israel. when ne VIII
srnnd with his people in Cincinnati
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Rcmnin. of pr. !. webb Douglas.

Tho remains of pr. j. Webb Douglas,
whose sudden and peculiar death was men,
toned In yesterdays Post, will he shipped
this morning TO Palestine. where he for
merly resided.
Tha verdict Of Coroner Hill was that the
deceased died OF heart trouble. this YER
dict being borne out by the statement OF
the attending physicians. Drs. bangford
and Jim Boyle. Or, Langford had pre-
viously treated DR.. Douglas for heart
trouble, and was satisfied that this was
the cause of death.
The body was yesterday turned over to
MIR. Dunk Douglas. brother of the de-
ceased who resides iii the Fifth ward and
by whom the remains will be accompanied
to Palestine.
pr. Douglas was a member in good
standing of the Knights Templars and the
knights OF Pythias.
lie was a man not 80 years of age, and
was regarded as very thorough and COM
petent man in the medical profession. He
had been praciicing medicine in Houston
about TWO years, his office, in which he
died, being in the Seaman building on
Main street, corner of Preston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-14

At the meeting of the Houston Spiritual
society YESTERDAY afternoon the following
questions We're presented by parties in the
audience:
by what great power and from whence
did II derive its origin, to create mortals
how and why were they created. and did it
begin with one couple as adults, and were
they cognzant OF their advent at the
time9"
Are not mans ideas Of God or the In
finite Spirit. compound ideas, made up of
simple ideas OF objects or qualities with
which he Is acguaintod?"
How are we TO tell true medium from
false oue?'
The subjects were deliberated upon by
the lecturess. Miss LYDIA W. Allen. IN her
accustomed manner and with n clear en,in-
citation that one should hear to appreciate.
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J. C. Fowler. F. s, Burke, w. II. Crank.
O. c. Drew was elected chairman of the
delegation.
The list will be kept open until June
10. and those elected and others desiring
TO go can obtain their credentials from
Commander Beavens at the store OF Cog
gan Bros In the Binz building.
Delegate Lambert will 90 to Nashville
with the legislative excursion, leaving
about the 10th instant.
On motion OF Comradc Lambert, 1t was
made the duty OF the delegates-a duty
which they will chcerfully obey-at all
times 10 look after the comfort of the
camps fair sponsor. Miss Ella Smith.
The meeting then adjourned.
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MT Ahlc to Participate

In consequence Of serious'ace'deas
which befell Miss BESSIE Hughes lev
evenings since as she was on her way v
the Sixth ward TO participate In sharea
concert. she has since been unable 10 leays
her room and though she is impTo'ias
slowly she will not be able TO paFl1pia
in the programme OF the compllmslT
concert rendered her by the Houstm sss
club. TO take place al Turner Hall Tas's'
day evening. :
Miss Hughes will probably be able 70 y
present at the concert. though unable 70
contribute TO the programme
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There was Central lodge, Ancient Or
der OF Hibernians. organized last night at
the Emmett council hall. with member
ship OF eighty.
Tho following officers were elected:
p. H. Finnegan. president, Martin +,
Cahill. vice president, i. 7. Mahoney re-
eording secretary NJ. \, Forrest, financial
secretary: Michael iiartnett. treasurer;
Rev. Thomas Keoney, chaplain.
On next sunday evening there WIN Mc
mn installation of the newly elected ofi-
GERS.
The meeting last night was very enthus-
iastic
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hst seems so iu transition.
This life ~ mortal breath
Is hHi ihe suburb q the land Elyslsa
"hose portals We call death"
This Is loyal service. and right er,.,
are We thai we can unite Ia g.. Ono Us. 5nc
those who have claSped hands with ,,s h..
tiae our oi'ars shared With rs oar burden,
ana participated in our lows have pcre
away from is This should remind ,s ts5.
We too. are but soloururTs THAT hcrs
ne beauty and ioy uow ozist. yoopor nv
lelei VII cone dea'h and decay md sor-
row Reminds us th1f we should ,rhUc
TIM opportunity remains 10 us. an,.,l.,a ,fs
example, lett 70 US hy our beloved tarsr,
ed az they 90 faithfully excnnIlsl-t f.,
thtlF iFfs " i!aciiiy 10 vows and IA min
o'I'e the sublime uacalues Of cur order.
We are here to gratefuli5 ai.tribn,, q,
tn" memory Of such vim have lived and
loved and labo7'G aud I know a, ma he,t,,
way by which We can mora practically end
inteiliEer;ly and pro.itabiy do this thsn :,
carefully consider so FAR q, We can g., ,Ai.
fiyips hour, the teachings ana hs.orv a.,
our beloved fraternity ~
secret fraiernal orsanizaiior iz ss o,,
az history Itself The sacred -c-infr~ss
teii US OF the Rechabites. ihe Sazsriiss q,
,'Nf 49," lfIi-ft ~ faEeTTs--ssEN p
o! when, no doubt had ihelr er1 -,esn-
OF protection. And i5e Scored ese.-.sr.
made between David and Jsas-bsn II, ~
words OF Holy WTii that have ,gtf- -,
my text and the circnr,.s'z.res -r,se,
whlcn this vow was FuaSe give ,ss 80 M,
q subject for one n the degres,s n 49, ~.
der. but present 10 Us as weW z fs.sg,. =.
friendship uneScellea by ,sle re.,,,i, !.
either profanr or SACRED hiy4r.v i. 81
days of primitive Christianity he ,sii,gr
ers OF Jesus met. not tn public r4sca 80
whera they were protected agslut. .he ~,
rious and protane. The Masonic .raterntt,.
30 tradition says, had i;s origin Ia "a.
building OF King Solomons temple at Jeyit
salem. Tho secret fraternltiss ~ carl
Greek and Latin schools were as nrol;fi
3n number as they were diversified In char
acter. And so on down through the cen
turtles secret organizations have been al
most innumerable. while thu object Of thai
various organizations covered the Who'll
range OF military. political intellectual an
social end.avur. while not few hay
claimed to be religious in their ,eachln
and practice.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellow,
DUR beloved fraternity, in It's distinctly
American organization is less than eight
years old 1t Is fraternal, social, benefi
ciai and educational. Odd Fellowship, a
We know II. Is peculiarly an American in
uutption. Though similar organization
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Tho First BaplIst church Sunday SCHOOL
picnic will be given at La Porte, Tuesday,
June To- All are asked TO send their baskets
by s O'Clock Tuesday morning. Train win
leave Grand Central depot at Q o'clocl,
All members Of the church and SUNDAY
school are urgently requested 10 iI,ns
their friends with them.
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LEMp,s BorrLEp pEER.


tion-a universal brotherhood"
At the close OF the paper half an hour
was given to discussion, and all the visit.
OTIS took part. asking many questions, ana
most Of them remained TO continue the do.
curssion informally after the meeting
closed. The subject for next Sunday will
be duly announced. and those interested ~
cordially int tied
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spe.ial Pastors Meeting.

A special meeting of the Pastors asso-
citation Will be held this morning al io:0V
O'Clock at the Young Mems Christian AS Is,
ISOLATION. business Of importance VIII
come IN, a full attendance OF meH'pe''
is desired,
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Mrs. piukuey Wood.

Mrs. Pinkney Wood died yesterday at
her home on West street, and the body was
shipped via the Houston and Texas Cen
trail last night to Franklin.
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WEArHER AND CROPS.

Rockdale. Texas, June S.-M lesss.
of the recent wind and hail storms N ~
vicinity of Rockdale 1t was estimated W.
an area equal TO 5000 acres Of iaha ~
denude Of corn and cotton. This eslim ~
will now have to be reduced o"ine ~ s es
fact that much OF the cotton IS co, jim nav
again, and an unusually large s.vr ~, in \.
fairly be anticipated. Some eou0a "" lin.
repianted, and the yield OF coih " ~ vii
tations which were not visited bs 'as ~
will be so great that there VIII NC ~ 1
of that staple. on the wnole' w. I'm
FEW deserving but unfortunate iai'l ~ III
undoubtedly suffer 10 some eA'en., -
maior,tv vim have abundant crOps .,,,,.
Grandview, Texas. June ls.-ins 's Ssi;ea
ued rains have greatly dinasM y, Som.
IN mis- section. causing it 10 ais, Il,
tnrme,s have planted over their t sO,%I Nd,
,bird ,imo, Farmers ara badly lea.ads ,pi
heir work. and cotton is very nan erop
' ,rot. and the prospects for cO''O' :
are very ,s s'o0'r Tesas june IA goa ~, ~,
Easle fa NJ. ,nornins. stotsmea ls' ri
hat grass Is better than u nA'
years INN ls-The Vac
GOlltnMhilP, i'NN"' -, lie letter W.
and oat crop Of this section - u Tie he shsas
u'I has oa hscn in years. Much :, " VT are
II mas nvC twenty-five bushes ,housh ~
md II is about all harse 'ar can he le.nss
o ai'u If the reaper and now Tne Weld is "
i in tb he oat farms around nv mr. FsrnfI'
ner cent better than ias hair cotton t'sn
are badly behind wa Ia ,n mast month IN
tho excessive rains OF nv Grass aud we *.
,ng mt them all in the ! viii be IN III
ins pIs about made, ana W" ,"r.ss rsop',
sorghnm. mlilct. e!c,-m ,arse stock IA Ia
s SON. The Weld will he ia. All water are y.
,'imas d dol Well. Grass anu w. ~
plentiful une li.--Apoun,r ar
snya, =, rain fell here tnas Harssss.as
inches ,h ", tho soah' and oats nsa'i
apo ous n of ali kinds rowsnlSns ihsf v
Crop s.r " Of sheep men h0 ~
waSahachier, a., gss essr'ulae aar, ,,Els
rain zen . r hl the work o. The sssllss
and a,r re,a'a 4eSas, June is say rain j.
needed, NV seen, An en aoca
s ..s, ade is now being .hlpptl ..,,..
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takes that have been made coueerning the
independent Order OF odd Fellows.
Frst-we are no, religious organiSa-
t!oa. though our order is based upon the
teachings Of the Bible: though all our
ceremonies have in their design the in
ouloauca Of the truth, as taught on sinai
aad verified upon Calvary, yet We are not
separate gelieious organization, We do
act, rs a fraternity, set ourselves up as
rival OF the church; but, properly UNDER
stood ana employed, both by the church,
as well as by our own brotherhood, We
can he made useful TO the church rs oae
OF Its important suxiliaries and likewise
become more intelligent concerning the
true object OF Odd Fellowship. And, pos
s!bly, ii would not be out OF place Tor me
10 pause TO remind any of you brethren
OF the Triple Links, that IL you have been
tempted TO substitute in your belief aud
practice the Order OF oad Fellows for the
church. and e Christian life, you have IN
so doing, nos only misunderstood the
church and Christianity, and wronsed
yourself as we'll, but YOU have, with wiltul
disregard, fear ignored the real, true
teachings Of Odd Fellowship. BE well as
sured our order in TO way claims TO be
n substitute for but simply an adjunct OF
the truth, as taught by Jesus OF Nazareth.
Second-We are not a political orsaniza-
;on. and Yet loyalty to our civil Institu-
sary obligations each one OF MS voluntarily
took upon himself before he was hailed as
an odd Fellow. No one can be a true
Odd Fellow unless he is q good citizen,
We teach the Christ-taurht doctrine that
II is the duty OF every true man in this
land Of religious aud civil liberty TO Rem
der unto Caesar the things that are
Caesars and TO God the things that are
Gods" Patriotism and fidelity TO civil
liberty are here taught. but sectarian or
partisan dispute is forbidden under PEN
atty
Third-we are not charitable insti
tuition though we have paid out more
money that any three other traternal or
gantzations 10 relieve the distress of our
brethren. to bury our dead, to supply COM
fort 10 the hereaved and the fatherleSS,
sud TO educate the orphan, yet all this
has been done as unto the brethren and
sisters and children az one great fraternal
family Not grudgingly or or necessity,
but gladly and cheerfuliy have we COM
piled with our frate7nal obligation 10
visit the sick, relieve the distressed, bury
he dead ana educate the orphan We do
uo, regard our distressed brother as an
object - charity, bu, gladly share with
him Via, which q happier fortune has he
slowed upon Us, and thus sharing with
him our JOY IS Increased, and our happt-
ness augmented.
The hour is gone and yet, like one
,ourueying through a land OF beauty and
maknIhcence. do We reluctantly leave this
subject that has been SO sweet with pre-
l.ous memories. so full Of honorable re-
spoasibAiues and so inspiring with the
prophecies Of sun greater achievements to
oe hal IL The name OF friendship, love
sr.
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Deep Rock. Bed Rock. Nichy and Lithia
waters ON draught at keisling's Soda
Fountain. bo2 Main Street,
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Dring Celery Phosphate at Klesling's
Soda Fountain, 502 Main street.