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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-30
Sloan Loses Again

London June Sd--Au aged selling
plate was won by the Sezzanto diIIy
at the Newmarket first July meeting
today Tod Sloan rode P LoriIIzrc1' :
three year old chestnut colt SIoauo but
was ucpIace6- Fourteen horses ran the
last five furiangs OF the Ban bury nile
The betting vas 5 TO , against Sloan
The ETulIbourue stakes were won by
Wallace JOhnstoue's Paigfe- + W Lar
anch'S Sir10uW0Od was second J Nus
kEr'S WeSrerham with Scan I'd was
third Ten horses ran On the new two
year old course, five furtongs and I4Z
yards The Betting was s TO I against
Wesrarhzm
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COMPLETE TIE-CP
OF Chicago Packing Business Threat
eued BY Employees

Chicago. June 30--LAbor is rapidly
Organizing At the stock yards in aDEtcI-
patton OF q general strike July l. The
leaders Of the dissatisfied employ Is
claim they ara finding No trouble IN
uniting their forces The labor 0rgzl11-
cations VIII 1e perfected whether
general strike Is ordered or not the
employees OF the big packing companies
say that heretofore none Of their re
quests has carried weight with .Lhe
bosses because stock yards labor lacked
unity The packers ara claiming that
the present difficulty IL practically over
and that there VIII De no general strike
II July The strikers who SCIu re-
fuse % return 70 work say they have
sympathy 1t the employed W0rkUeu
and Unless al their demands are grant
ed there VIII b. Z coupLeEz CleUp II the
DC kin district
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DR. CURRY GUILTY.
Given Twsrty-ons Years Fer Assault
ing His Young Ward

Marion Ind June 90--Dr. J F Curry
vas found guilty n the circuit court to-
day OF eEl-11na4ly Assuming Minnie
L=11o1- rs ward Z E-i , yAarS Of aEe.
aud vas gwen i sentence a y Yeas n
prison
CI-ry rad taken The girl from al or
p141S home. win the U1tfArsra uzifnE that
IL W2s 20 adopt her The evidence show
- -haE he had taken Ter fer h-s mistress
h vas first arrested for assault and bar
terry On the girl AID gave bond Cor MS
appearance al trial The officers had IL
I5ru1a sion that lie was connected with l.
gang Of thieves. and that his residence
= a. : reEdezv 9i1s- A search warrant As
issued and stolen goods were found II ais
house and Darn Dr. Curry 1earf OF the
search being made, forfeited his bond and
led % r1e woods. He was captured Z
= o clock 6ue n1gnr. when ne vas return
ing TO us home 10 repIe1Is1 his provIs-
ions he waS heavily armed and had a
small amount OF provisions IN his peck
Is.
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WONDERFUL RESULTS
PgorIe Tel What Has Been Done
For Thzm.
The Testimony Of Wen known Cit
ze1s Ought Surely TO Con-
vince You

II We publish the recommendation q
some person IN Topeka who has used
MorruW's Eid-ue-CiGS Tor baCAacte and
kidney Disorders and has been cured-
you have no reason 20 doubt We ElVe
you the names Of people living right
here IN Topeka so you can consult them
We make no false statements nor claims
for kid-ne-oids. but give you the evi-
d=ECe Of people whom you know Il
Kid-ne-of.5s did not Do as We claim they
DO. people would not give their testI-
monE
H L SHIck- with WI ShiCk. dealer
IN Notwithstanding rents. awnings. etc
makes THIS sCarsr1euE- I was attacked
severely with IIzmbaEo and sciarica re-
Gently I got 4 package Of Morrow
kid-ne-ofds and used them according
TO the directions and II three days I
was coupIeteIy relieved Of al r1eumat-
&c mains ard have rad 10 return Ct
than since being cured kid-ne-ofds
knock cit the rf1sur1atisIu ii short or
der they are 4 splendid remedy
NTor-uws5 kid-ue-7iGzz ara not pills
but Yellow TABLETS ard sell at fifty
cents 4 box al Swift & Holidays drug
store EiG-re-oil1s cure baekache
uervousuess and sleepIessuess
Mailed On receipt Of price Aanufae-
tured by John Morr0W & Co., Chemists,
SpEEgGeT6- Ohi0-
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Burned CHILD.
Young CoIorsd Girl Did So to Escape
CariuE Fer It

Dover. Del. June SG.-Nary Barrett. a
bright coIored girl Is years Of age. was
arrested last night by STATE Detective
1IcNey- charged with having set OF fra
ard burned 10 death Jackson the L
months old enid OF 7 W LaEerry- she
afterwar1 confessed the crime
Mary Barrett was employed BY the
LaLerrys. who i've near Leipsic- On the
day Cf the ChiId's death. about six
weeks ago, she vas the last one n the
kitchen when little Jackson caught fire
and the first one 20 ind him in flames.
aged T. = bound boy. says she said 70
him WheE Pyle was mourning the little
ones faCe- oh don't 90 On SO Hes
too little 70 know; and then he won' I
have to be taken care Of now
She IS said CO-have threatened the
boy If he disclosed anything against
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NIPPON MART RELEASED
But Her Passengers Are Still Held
On an Island

san Francisco. June 30.-The steamer
Nfuuon MarI1 suspected Of being IL
E@cLed with bubOnjc plague, has
been released from qzarauElue, altar
being thoroughly fuuigared. by Dr.
Et1y0uE- the federal quarantine officer
at Angels island Her passengers and
crew were held On the island. but the
eear1er is row Iyir= or the Pacific
Mail dock where II - the intention 10
unload her cargo.
Although Dr. BarbaE. bacteri0IOgisC.
of the board OF health fears that fha
tacfIII taken from the glands OF the Two
japanese sailors found IN the bay are
Ola zua baciIIi- from their close raseuIo-
lance u the germs Of the AsiatIC Dis
ease he can rot express 4 ie6uite opiu-
ion until today when the cultures viii
have been developed Meantime the
members Of the board Of health declare
their intention I'd prevent the landing
Of freight from the vessel
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SPOILED 4 STORY.
Some One Thought He Had Discover
ed = Shcrtage But Was 1884,


There was Z great buzziuE II TIE Of
fee of the state 1periCCeudeut Of in
sz1ra1ce THURSDAY afternoon because It
was 1eIteved thar ! shortage IN the &C
counts Of Webb 1Ic&aI as Insurance
commissioned had been discovered
The representative Of the ad-ul1Isrra-
rIou organs ShErDeued their pencils and
took copI0LS notes OF the incident and
4 small but select LIST CE subscribers
one q the newspaper men locked him
self ID II 4 room and wrote 4 thrilling
account Of McNaI1S G6preC&E1OIs and
win pointed accuracy narrated how the
ex-sU9 erlnren6enE lad raIded the treas
Ury-
But. the story id ret appear II print
II vas torn Up and thrown INTO 4 waste
basket- Here = ore paragraph Of IT.
The discovery Of 4 shortage n Nc
Nails accounts. which has been expect
81 since the Republicans took charge CT
the department mas at last been DIS
covered The willy WEBB has beeu IN
covered HI got away with money paid
IN Tor fees by al eastern Insurance
company His policy CT r0bbing IusUr-
ance companies was not confined 10
road" at this point the copy vas
torn and the rest vas in SUCH small
fra EDeCCS that IL could l0C De- Rad.
This story Gid not appear IN print be-
cause II was discovered that the alleged
shortage did not exist An Iowa iusUr-
anee company aecordiug 10 the records
Of the department.. a. examined ~ the
present Cf17Cia1s had not RENTED the
fees due for Licenses 4 letter vas writ
ten 10 the manager Of the company re-
Guestl1g that the attention De g1ven the
matter at once THIS oF11c1aA rEpLa1 5y
stating that ne held MeNaTs receipts
for the money
The books we're again examined Nc
record vas found hence the coucTusio q
that McNaU had uoCkzte5 the money
was arrived At LaCzr the proper creCiIc
vas found but in Transferring It To the
ledger II had bean recorded II the aC-
count Of another company bearing the
same uaue. hut having headC 1arrers IN
another sLats
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Tour IN &c RockY Mountafrs.

The Scenic Line Of the World tha
Denver & RE Czracda railroad offers 70
tourists IN Colorado. Urah and New
Mexico the choicest resorts and % the
rrzuscouCIueECaI traveller the graudeSc
scenery Two separate and distinct
routes through the Rocky AT1unra ms.
al through tickets available via either
The direct line TO Cripple Creek the
greatest gold camp OF earth Double
daily train service with through Pull
Dau palace and tourist sleeping cars
Between Denver. san Francisco and
Los Angeles. and Denver and Portland
TIE best line TO Utah Idaho. Montana
Oregon and " ashington via the Ogden
Gateway Write < K Hooper. g ?
& T A Denver Colorado. for IIIustra ted
descriptive paup hIets.
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As A GYPSY HAS SAID.
Prophecy L That the Czari1a Shan
Se Mother Of Seven GrIs Be-
fra 4 So

F-=1-a- June 50--No 1ne hare = as
tll-s1=- BIZ ire recent news from Il.
Fl-cs11rE. zs zv=ry cne here : aware
4 -l- =lps prediction ace1-5l-= ID
N----1 ~ -zz--1z TiI give 6lrru % sew
= - -=---rs GER - presenting her bus
1aE- T-1 4 lcv
A--1 = 1--= -c= --=sCtcu q succession
70 --= --r-r1= remains As acute As hare
ana ---= r. -C-z-Cs Of Tia Russian
F=--E=1- --=c-a= -- -z-s=a- T,,---T
o-'--=1i-e % Fra Cars pr0sz-=ssiva 81
l@sIs 4nE thus l-cur ne =rr-frv Of The
-e--cllcc4rT Empress mother who
80 e RESTORED % Suu power al his
Gs h=rz-1c1re
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4 JEALOUS GIRL
Fatally Slabs Her Lover Several
Tines With Scissors

AiddIesboro, KY. June 30--Dora Ear-
Gin. II I NJ OF Jealousy. stabbed John
EuSG several times. probably fatally
They had bean SWeet1earCs from child
hood. but Of late Rush had been paying
attention 70 Mills Sanders. another
mountain girl which 50 enr==ed Dora
that On seeing Rush with lar rival she
made flr nm with SCISSORS and before
she could De stopped rad inflicted /
number Ct wounds. The Hardin girl
was arrested. but declares II released
she VIII Kill the Sanders girl On sight
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FUNsTON'S FEATs
VIII BE EcIIpsed- Say Illinois Soldiers
Now Practic11g S~1Eu1E

Evansville. Ind June 5G--The Ninth
Illinois regiment 0f volunteers IS being
-eorgantzed and II IS thought VIII De
se1r to the Philippines in TIE faL The
Cz-mt company promises &c achieve
glory II the orient. judging from the
E=a-s performed daily On the banks q
Lha Little Wabash river The boys. 50
sr-unE don their Uniform every day
ard sCrappI1E guns OF their back march
GO the river and swim across.
TIE boys say they propose 70 perform
fesCs IN the Philippines which Funston
never heard Of The soldier boys have
swan the Little wabash river several
times, and VIII zeeP Up their daily praC-
Eics until fall The Ninth Illinois rsgi-
Ee1E was commanded by Colonel
CampbeLL u the Amerlean-Sp anlsh war.
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Philadelphia June 3G.-Rev. Henry
G. NcCook- So years cid the eminent
Presby terrain clergyman and scientist
and Mrs EIiuor D : Abbey were mar
rted last Tuesday Dr. McC0Ok belongs
10 the fighting McCook family Dur
ing the civil war he aided ii Organizing
the F'0rCy-frsC regiment Illinois voIun-
reers and served as rs Chaplain Dur
ing the var with Spain he visited Cuba
as agent Of the National Relief con-
mission and did splendid work n I0caC-
ing ard marking the graves Of AmerI-
can soldiers
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New York June 3g--The new cup de-
fender Columbia dropped anchor IN the
sound lust of the New Rochelle Yacht
club this morning The yacdt has come
into New York waters to prepare for the
races which are expected 20 prove ner
fitness to race with the cup challenger
Shamrock A. she lay at anchor The
Columbia attracted much attention. and
the shore has been lined continually
with aduir5zz spectators
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-eUb hers Of the Row at 4 deEzhErIII
Lawn party Thursday evening
Mrs Harry " eaver has returned to
her home IN Kansas City after a snort
visit Win her parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.
3. ATeCEnroCk-
Mss Helen QuIgI=y Of Staring Is IN
the city visiting Mss Phil Reed
Bishop and Mrs 2 P 1IuIsuaugh and
family left today for Prior Lake, MIN,
70 spend the summer
Mss KATE Thaeher Of PhiIadaIphia
w10 has been the guest Of Miss Handle
ton u now visiting Mrs Harry Ashby-
Mss Louise keUam left Thursday tor
Evanston III, where she VIII spend the
sumner with relatives
Mrs W W Aanspeaker returned the
1rSE OF the week from = snort visit VIII
relatives n Missouri
Mr. ard Mrs. W g Scuisr and t5auzF1-
ter Mss Florence Horn left Thurs
day FOR Philadelphia 10 spend the sum
r1Er
Mss Myrtle Jatnnore has returned
from = short visit II Kansas City
MS Mary West end son, Frank left
Thursday Tor Colorado u spend the
summer
Hiss Grace Norris VIII leave II few
days f1r months trip TO CaLflruia-
Mss Ina Dawson q Holron il visit
L1E friends IN T peka
Canon Bywat=~ ard wife left Thurs
Gays Tor Z E1C1C1 Cr11 70 California
Ms N 7 Holmes left the H-Sc Of
-1= week for CsIforula To spend the
summer
ing her brothers. Mr. W T and E
n Crosby VII leave Sunday for her
home II Mansfield Ia She VIII be az
coEpaul=6 by her nephew. Mr. clyde
.N--l4z77=- wno VII spend i month or
tive there
Mss Fannie Peg1es Of Shreveport.
Ia NJ Ess been visiting her brother
Mr. Lindsay PzEues left today Tor Chi
czE3 % visit her sIs-zr-
Mr. and Mrs John Cleveland viii
leave Monday for = months trip u
California
Mss Ida Patterson VIII leave Sarur-
day TOR Chicago To aEraud the normal
ne graduating class Ct the n1Ea
school enjoyed q picnic AT Cages Lake
7 Thursday afternoon and evening
Mrs G. J Smith VIII lead The E-1fSCC-
pal choir during the summer
Miss Vera Low viii entertain AZ Z
lawn party next Tuesday evening
hrs J a Hudson and Mrs Dell
ha1zer returned Thursday from Z three
weeks trip To sat Lake City
The members OF the H-HcIub gave Z
stag party al Hudsons nall Thursday
evening
Dr. and Mrs. Everett Markham Of
QUa1eu1o ara the guests Of Mr. and
Ms Theodore Sabine at their home
Fourth and Van Buren, street
Miss Daisy Hunter I=fr Thursday fer
Chicago where she VIII ATTEND the u
IVars1ry this summer
Mrs. z L Herman Is IN Sabechz.
Hrs Julian Nance returned 10 her
4 weeks visit vita her sister Mrs. LII
Ian lett
M George Snyder went to Leaveu-
worth today 10 visit bis uncle, Mr. z.
Z Snyder
Misses Lizzie ard Edith Davis LETT
today tor Chicago &c attend tie Uni
VerSI-T-
1Er- George AIkkIeson left today for =
W=ek's visit IN Burlington "a
Mss SLEIIA &e1corlo entertained
number OF her friends 1t pleasant
straw ride Thursday evening Altar
driving around town for awhile the
party went ID Garfield park 70 the COT
cert after which they returned % the
home Of Mss N=Wcouo w1erE refresh
Ue1LS were served Those present were
Mss Cora Baker Miss Emma Nichols.
Mss Eva " ats. Miss Mabel Gilman.
Mss tzarrIe ShipEay, Miss Vivian Horn.
Mr. Harry Thorn pscn. Mr. " r Styles.
M P :. Cummings. Mr. OrsCn Baker,
NJ r Irwin Mr. G W RSmzbarg=r
and Mr. Otto Horu-
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GLUCOSE PROPERTY SOLD.
Ryan & Richardson VIII Erect =
100000 Gold Storage Plant
at LaaverUorrh

Leavenworth, June 3G.-The firm Of
Ryan Il Richardson has purchased the
site or the old sugar factory, containing
three acres On South Second street from
me American Glucose Company for
IS 600
It IS the purpose Of the firm TO build
4. large cold storage plant ID cost z bo71r
S-Oo-1o9- The building IL to De connected
with the ice plant and present cold stor-
age Buildings on the ground adjoining
giving the firm facilities for Storing $50
6arrelS q apples
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ABANDONED CHILD
Turns Out to He Al Heir to Large
Fortuna

Louisville. Ky June sG.-Ahandoned BY
4 1lssuL-1rs mother. rescued by the ken
-uczT Humane society from = notorious
BABY farm and for five years Al innate
q receiving home for children n this
cry --l-e Leslie Davidson ms ben found
% 1e hair ID Dorrl0u q the reEoIJ1E11El
AET nero General EuEn Mercer Of VI
E-11l- y 1lc1 lSz recently been n dispute
he TE1sre421o1-s o. tina boy Wa GisE0w-
ere1 ~ aunt. Mrs.. Car-as CT Mount
C4rU1et- H. VINO says his g-a1tt1111 Tar
7 a. L Mss Mercer and that young Di4-
F-s1sous rights have been clearly ssSa5-
Es1aL
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Wales Meets croksr's Jockey

London June 3a--Lesrer Bei1. the
American jockey was preserved TO the
Prince Of Wales. BY Lady VILLAIN Ber-
esf0rd at Newmarket yesterday The
Prince was obviously Interested N SUCH
4 tiny Jockey and asked as weight
whether he could ride awkward
horses and put other questions 70 him
ReIF who was self possessed answered
InraIizentIy and sUoseg ueutIy departed
Ii cnrr1nan1r vEirh NJ Rfcnarrf rrnLtar
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Refsrred to Headauarters-

The Hague June 50.-T1e first commit
tee of the peace conference discussed To-
day the reports Of the var and marine
sy1b-c0EI11I On the E.aSSiAn proposals
not TO increase the Effectiveness or mill
Ca.rv budgets. The s11b-ctJn1 u1trtseS rec
0n1u1euGaEion that the proposals be re-
ferref f0- Interior decision 10 the govern
Uen- vas also adopted
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WHEELED AROUND WORLD.
It Took Arthur Carey Two Years to
Make the Trip

Lynn. Mass June Sg--Arthur F Ca
rey reached here today after a. tour OF
the world On 4 wheel He left Lynn
June 1 1885. TOR san Francisco. where
he vas Al work until October. 1897
Than he sailed for japan He wheeled
through Japan and China Australia
EEpC- Italy Switzerland France Eng
land Ireland ard Scotland He was at
work II Melr0Ur for awhile He
reached Boston by steamer today and
r0ds 70 Lynn AT once
He made the trip for Instruction. and
pleasure
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Aa-rl-- June 20 The treaty couHrrr1
Erg ire zg-ee-e-E u F'abr-1a-v u CD
- -1= Caroline PsIew as 1z-4.--a
SANS % Germany. ne ,sesrIsrari1r1
sras-r-nE Germany the most favored
lrsal-1s-1r cru- July = were ss-ue5 "a
go y Pm = SIlvels ard The German
@z5asz@Ss< 6s<=, C5u-r vsz RssovirT
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Detroit and Return, S225o, Via the
Santa Fe.

Account Christian Endeavor CONVEX
ton Tickets On sale July ]. 4 and 3.
See 7. L King agent for particulars
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Are easily reached from Detroit The
Santa Fe viii sell tickets Ia Darroit
and return for $3.50 on July = 4 and 3
T L King agent. depot viii furnish
details.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Ms W r Whftt0E entertained m
Formally This afternoon az her home on
West Tenth street complimentary 10
Mrs Earle Williams
It vas Il zEser yea party and guam
tries Of the fragrant blossoms GlIed 6v-
cry nook and corner through the rooms
4 pleasant feature Of the afternoon
v-ezz a szaruz called twisted bt7L1el Jet
each guest was given 4 card containing
ire EameS OF flowers with the letters
crarspCs ed and the puzzle was 10 guess
TIA correct names Al the close q TIE
arEer-ooE delicious refreshments were
served
The guests present were Mrs VII
Har1s Mrs Harry Weaver Of Kansas
CITY Mrs. Fred Cole. Ms Henry VII
der q Boston, Mrs. David Palmer. Mrs
G I Holman Mrs Ben CrfsWe1L Miss
Mary ThompsCu Miss Franc Heizer CT
Colorado Springs. Mss Nina Thomas.
Miss May Thomas. Miss Peris Latham
ard Mss Fannie Pegues OF Shreveport,
Ia
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Short tine work done by the Peerless
Steam Laundry without extra charza
IL and IA west Elm streeC
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Round Trip TIckess On Sale
To Salt Lake and Ogden, So Co.
GIeuwoo6 Springs. s3I-Ga
Via The Rock Island R9U1A
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We viii wash your coIored shirts ana
waists and guarantee coEOrs from fad
ing Peerless Steam Laundry, IL and
ia West Eighth
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Helms Ice Cream made from pure
cream Phone 49,
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Los AngsIes. caIisorniA

$4,000 for the round trip
l. E5e Rock Island Sca1<E RSE1s-
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An Informal Patty.

A rIeasarc HttIe party vas gwen
VV=sf1esCfaV evening Al The home q Mrs
W 4 Dickinson N West sixth street.
in honor Of Miss Grace I Wood Of Gle
Eur-e. Texas
Tie time passed quickly IN dancing,
music and playing tennis RAfresh-
u-e1Es were served On the lawn
Those present we're Mr. and Mrs 7
P Howe, Miss Wood Miss Emma Nc
Mullen Mss Nay Downing Miss
kar1ertns Elrrich- Miss Clyde Eorua-
day. Mrs. W A. Dickinson. Mss Emma
" t-11u-er Mr.. Cerhas WL1getC Mr. VIII
ClaUser. Mr.. Tom WhItuer Mr. Ralph
CIzEser Mr. Bert Harris and Dr. Wzha
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The Star
GROCERY.
:. S. SPROAT, Prep
FL z5S II2 East 6th st
Wholesale and Retail
Groceries. Oueens~ arc and TlnwaEe-
Saturday Bargains.
sUEAE-

SUGAR
s ~ s-ezr California Grz1El4E=C
=Ear --R--lo
- rs VThl-= EE-rE S7-gl------------ L--o
- Is Light Brown S-1E1a---------- --3u
On q orders exclusive OF SuEE-l3
L. FfrzuulzL=- --zzr ------------- --ou
On s. orders exclusive u sugar.
rs lzrauuL1-=1 sugar --------.-- --lu
On s. orders exclusive IF =UZ2r-2Z
rs CfrzEElzr=1 >1gzr------------- 4-su
MEATS
Al Gu Meats ar= guaranteed % oe
sweet and Tender
Ez-cv Suza- Cured Breakfast
Bach Per ------5 II
Eeavy sugar cured Breakfast
5zcC-. Der n .---------- --------- -us
- SUEa- cured Cs---1r114
Hans Der = --..---------- ~
Ne sugar Cured Hans Per d -u@
Dry SAT- 8acoc. per y -.--------- -t+z2
Trv GU Fresh Meat Department