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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-13

w ANTED...EyERY NAN, WOMAN
wv and child to know that Holladay's
WATERPROOF OIL Dressing for black and
russct shoes contains as its principal In
gradients neatfoot oil, to soften and pre-
serve the leather. ap11-3t'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
CITY IN 3 REF.

John SDeer is in the city.
Henry Jorgenson Of Mt. Hope. was in
the city yesterday
Claude Thomas Of Mt. Hope. viii spend
sunday In the city.
Miss Bessie 3. Hopkins is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Moore
Casper G. Haynes left last night for
Caldwell where he will sing today.
Miss Lulu Freeman is home from
school spending THANKSGIVING vacation
Earl Evans last week purchased a farm
in Sumner county for a consideration of
$1,000.
Mr.. D. Cannon, travelling inspector OF
the Santa Fe refrigerator line, was in the
city yesterday.
Frank B. Smith, clerk Of the district
court Of Marion county, was visitor in
Wichita yesterday.
Mr.. l.. P. Campbell leaves tomorrow
morning for Anthony, Kansas, to attend
a case in the probate court.
Miss Margaret Johnston. daughter Of
Judge Johnston Of Topeka, IS the guest
Of Miss Harriet Stanley.
Mrs. C. H. Knox Of South Topeka. ave
nue. was able to take short ride yes
terday after an illness Of ten months.
Fred Alley, superintendent Of the wich
tia Waterworks and wife LEFT yesterday
over the Missouri Pacific for Peoria, III.
The county commissioners yesterday
named the National Bank Of Mt. Hope
as one Of the official repositories for the
county funds.
The Altar Chapter Of St. Johns church
is preparing for a Christmas sale to be
held in the near future at Hooking
Moore drug store
The ladies of Queen city lodge, No. %.
D. Of H., win hold a fair in the lodge
room, 125 South Main street Friday and
Saturday, December Z and g.
Mr.. Oscar Leightner, quarterback Of
the Paramount team. who was injured
early in the game on Thanksgiving day,
has been confined to mis- home.
Mrs. J. A. Ray left yesterday for her
home at Manitou. Colo, after a visit Of
five weeks in this city, the guest Of her
sister, Mrs w IT. Atkinson, and at the
home Of Mrs John Herrig.
Mrs. J. D. Mccoy and Miss Mitchell Of
Indisnola, Ia, are visiting with e. Y.
Johnston, 1345 North Topeka, and other
relatives. They left Iowa with three
inches Of snow on the ground and can
not say enough in praise Of the fine kan
sas climate. They viii be in town some
time and viii visit Anthony before re-
turning home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
coMING LocAL EVENTs.

The Tonties meet every Tuesday even
above 400 East Douglas.
The Wednesday Cooking club win meet
with Mrs. Pond next Wednesday.
Regular meeting Of Ladies' Aid society
Of Sons Of Veterans Monday night
Regular meeting Of Ivy Leaf Chapter.
No. r. o. r. S. Tuesday evening, De-
cember 4 1900.
Garfield Post. No 2. G. A r. meets
Tuesdsdy evening at 7:3o. Election OF
officers. a full attendance Is earnestly
requested.
Sedgwfck Camp, Woodmen Of World
elects officers Tuesday night. once
seekers falling to attend viii send up re-
freahments.
The Thursday Evening Card clU6 VIII
meet with Mrs II. Wheeler next Fri
day. evening at s o'clock
The Altar Chapter VIII meet with Mrs.
Mrs john Adams Monday afternoon to
dress dolls Every member please be
present
woman's Veteran Relief Union viii
meet on Monday afternoon at thei- hail
over Dunbar's. Ar members requested
to be present
All parties having collections FOR the
uulter charities win report az Nr Jas
AllIsoa's Office in Tie sedgrsck Hio,k
Monday afternoon at O'Clock
There VIII be q football game next
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
CUDAHY WORK PROGRESSING
MateriaI Arriving and Steam Turned
on Tomorrow

A very much easier feeling now exists
with superintendent Browne Of the
Cudahy Packing company. since the com
mencemeut Of the arrival Of long delayed
material which he has been patiently
awaiting Tor several weeks. Now The
long wait has been broken and he stuff
is arriving and being promptly applied 10
the work which is so necessary about the
plant. Besides the building material.
there have been received several invoices
OF packing house tools, butcher mpie-
ments and other important aoattor ap-
pliance. a crate oe lools and butcher
supplies has arrived from The English
Supply company Of Kansas City. ard an
other large box of other important pack
ing house fixtures from w. r. Parriae <
Co of Chicago.
Besides these there have been pniladej
al their docks two tons Of asbestos 2ias-
ter ana six bags of fire clay besides a
lot Of other goods ana material Three
cars of brick ana six cars Of lumber are
now on the grounds and al the arti-
ces are Just those the company most
want For a ions time the most noces-
sary stun was the latest IL arriving and
Thar which was not essential came
first Vow. hiwever the needed ba1iine
stun IS arriving ard no further ae'ay
anticipated by The company
on Frlday SIR. Ge3rge Eldridge o.
Nashville the head boc Keeper Of the
Cudaby company. arrived I'm the crv 10
take charge of The Office ana acceuntsnt
affairs 7t The Wichita pisnt Tomorrow.
az reast one 1f the hg boiels VIII be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02

clottdng house has made a GIT 20 tAe
Athletic association o. tho Falrmo1nt
college which win give them football
field with an enclosure The letter writ
ten b. sGr. Hess follows:
Wichita, Kan. Nov 81. 1910
F'airm0unt College Athletic ASSOCIATION.
Wlchita, Kansas.
Gentlemen: This Is 20 notify you tnat
We Will give you 500 r you wiz bald
and maintain q ground f0r the purpose q
furthering the outdoor sports. which are
essential 20 The health of ali the pupils
IA the college; and furthermore wiu 3 ve
you so q year to keep ire grounds n
good repair Very truly yours.
HERMAN & MISS
Csigned) SAM ". HESS.
The above ietter ls self explanatory r
was grateful surprise to the lvTa-t
pected and without solicitation. It -
q most generous glft ard is SRI part q
recognition ~ the spendif vork achieved
By the Fairmount footbsH team during
the season fust closed Tais riTt means
that Fairngifat Wi have an enclosed
athletic park FOR TIRE use 81 the footoau
baseball and TRACK teams
n th's connection g s. irte-oetins 70
note the record ~ the Fstr1uorlnr f8ot-
1sI team Erceotluz ihe a-st ana -ast
games tire team record has been q
splendid one The score ~ 70 ~ la "a
vor ~ the Friends on Taanksrlriar oay
was surprise 70 many. bst tse diaaa-
Ing - Le.rhtrer. ere Fatrnefrt 9asr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02

commercial travelling salesman. Prayer
meeting at $50 p. m. The juniors win
hold their meeting In members parlor
at $3.50 p. m The boys are expected to
rally at this meeting Fred Kopriker,
leader
First Baptist church, corner First and
Market streets. Rev. w. z. Gibson, pas
tor. Sunday school at $50 a. m. J. f.
Sherman, superintendent. Preaching by
the pastor at the usual hours. II a. IN.
and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject: The
Imperishable Word" Chorus VIII sing
"Oh. That Ny Load o. Sin Were Gone.
3. Y. P. U. meets at $50 p. m Subject.
Spending Time and Taking Pains FOR
Christ" Leader. Mr. Virgil Marsh. Even
ing subject # preaching service. The
Good Shepherd" Preaching every night
this week except Saturday by the pas
tor Attendance appreciated.
Pro-Cathedr8I services: Low mass, a.
m; communion II young ladies sodalitv.
High mass 1920; sermon. come 10 Ju3g-
ment" Calechism. p. N. Vespers and
benedlction. 100 Subject ~ sermon by
Rev. J. IL Then: Dangers to Faith.
Mrs n. A Gardner ~ Chicago. wen
known Ia this city as Miss Peris RUS
SELL viil sing The ofertory a. the cathe-
oral toGay and VIII also be heard at the
evening service
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ADDITIONAL GIIE EM5
aMuGGINSo BOUND OVER
ae Is Held by Hutchinson OTieers 70
Shooting to KiII

fSMOoAAAa 10 kAAdA
''Muggins" had MS preliminary hearing
at Hutchinson yesterday. ''Muggins," #
viii be remembered, is the hobo arrested
in Wichita on a charge Of shooting to
kill preferred against him by the Hutch
inson authorities. The alleged shooting
occurred in a grove near the Santa Fe
yards. When arrafgned, tAIuggins' gave
his name as Thos. Carr. He was fdenti-
fed by Policemen Nicholson and Drake
as the man who began the shooting at
the grove. ''Auggins" claims he has not
been in Hutchinson before for two years.
Several witnesses today identified the de
PENDANT as one Of the men seen in the
yards here on the day when the trouble
occurred. Two women We're brought
from Wichita whom it is supposed would
be put on the stand to prove an alibi for
Carr but they did not testify When
the state finished its case, the defense put
but one witness on the stand This was
James Butler OF slim" as he is called
by the police. Butler admitted that he
was in the crowd that had trouble with
the police here, but claimed that Carr
was not present and that he had never
seen the defendant before. Butler was ar
rsted on the same charge as Carr some
time ago and has been held here for trial
He does not deny that he is guilty but
swore hard IN defense of Carr.
The defendant was held by Justice Nor
ris for trial at the January term Of dis
trict court his bond being fixed at $1,000
Carr has a very unusual build and ap-
pearance, and his nose has been broken,
giving it a peculiar shape 1t would be
hard to ind a double for him and six or
seven witnesses swore positively to his
being in Hutchinson on the day Of the
trouble, and the two policemen Identified
him positively as being the man who
Opened the fire ON them
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ted for The construction Of a solid board
fence eight feet high and enclosing a
tract 226x400 feet. "A plan was suggest
cd that the fence space be sold to home
merchants and others for advertising pur-
poses. The scheme was presented to a
number Of the leading business men Of
the city, and it has met hearty ap-
prevail in the form of annuity, sU6scrip-
lions and advertising contracts.
Many others loyal to the growth OF
university interests, and the proper de-
velopment OF a healthfn athlete spirit
viii doubtless yet subscribe to the pro
motion Of this cause. a complete list Of
the donors viii be given when completed
Owing to the liberality Of sam Hess Of
the Herman & Hess clothing store IN
helping out with the matter the students
of the university made d unanimous
choice to call the ground enclosed the
Hess field and as such it viii be known
in the future. 1t was on the Hess field
that the game Of Thanksgiving was play
cd and the games at the university in the
future VIII be on the Hess field
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Monday evening at the corner Of 18th and
Topeka avenues between the High school
second team and the South End Braves.
Harmony Council, No. 128. F. A. A,
meets in regular session Monday even
ing. A new set Of officers viii be elected
which viii require every member to at
tend.
Regular Communication OF wichita
lodge No. g. A T. & a NJ, Monday
avening, December 3. at 7:s0 o'clock
Regular order Of business. Visitors well
come. Matt J. Parrett, ". NJ.
Regular meeting Of the National Aid
association at their hail, 81 North Main
Wednesday night at which time officers
viii be elected for the ensuing term.
Al members should be present.
The regular monthly meeting and tea
Of the Ladies Aid society of the Re
formed church win be held at the home
Of Mrs. Berdine, North Market street
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
W. R c. Attention: The annual cleo
ton Of corps officers viii be held at the
regular meeting next Tuesday, December
T. at $3.50 o. m, IN Garfield hall. Please
be present TO cast your vote for the good
OF the order.
George H Thomas Regiment. Union
Veterans Uuion, will meet Monday at
p. m. Election Of officers and other i'm
portant business. Every comrade is ear
nestly requested to attend. Hall over
Tapp's store.
Prof. George R. Kirkpatrick Of To-
peka Will lecture in the First Presbyter-
ian church Monday evening. Topic: Sur
vivaI o fthe Strongest" Lecture com
mences at 7.30. Admission free Give
him full house
Saturday afternoon and evening. De-
cember s, the young ladies Of z. V.
Johnston's Sunday school class will serve
coffee and sandwiches and have a sale Of
cakes and candy at the home Of Mrs
VIII Human, 81 North Topeka avenue.
J. W Kaiser Camp No. g. WoOdmen Of
the World meets in regular session on
Tuesday evening at their hall, 40 East
Douglas avenue, at which time the an
annual election of officers VIII be held.
All members are requested to be present,
All members Of the west Side r. n.
A are invited by the Woodmen to meet
at their hail Monday night. Refresh
ments viii be served and a good time Is
expected Let US have a good turnout
and renew our efforts for the new year,
and don't forget Tuesday night is cleo
ton Of officers.
Circle No. 6, P. w. A, VIII hold the
regular monthly business meeting
Thursday afternoon IN the United Pres
byterian church on First street, between
Ohio and Wabash. The topic for dis
cussion is: 1.-THE American Girl: Does
the Freedom Granted Her Tend Toward
Her Uplifting Either Intellectually, Spir-
itually. Socially or Morally?"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
PLhcEs o. WORsHIP-

Special services At the First Baptis,
church this week.
Reformed church, corner o. South To
peka avenue and Lewis street, Bruce
Griffith. pastor. Preaching services a. u
a H. and 100 p. II. TIE choir VIII sing
Corwin's "Jubnato Dec at the morning
service. Sunday school at s55 q. m
Young Peoples society az go p m
Pew. DR.. r L. Rexfor5. the Universal
ist minister. VIII preach in the appellate
court room. county building at u a. ne.
and TM p n Morning subieet The
saguraton Of christ" Evening SUD-
tect. "The Religion of the Best Man.
special music A conference s. callss q
meet In the court rcom ~ 2.1o p m. Oh
sect the union suH cooperation of sc
liberal forces
Rev ~ T. Gibson. pastor. VIII conduct
revival services ~ the First Baotfs-
church The week he VIII breach srarv
night with che exception - sator6av
night. Services begin promptly 1T
n The Baptist church chcrus under
the direction of 1sr = r Marsh w
lead the singing Al are cordially tn-
vlted &c these services
Plymouth Cauere zati0nal church. c5--
ner North Lawrence avenue and ssc
street Rev HearT z T-nayer. pastor
Services 1s.a3 a. r. aa1 3 sur-
day school Y r. 3 P G. 2 So
- Theme o novuinE Eermoa. T7c
Center - tn T-uITe-sa Evening a
e-ers .C'1uadznce r. TIRE Divine E7o-z e
r. the Earth.- Evening cA7E ucser .ha
,eassrsbia ~ Miss Jessie CiarE
~ Czaz II Palmer from tre fanos
Pzac Garden sftss5n- cnE r
spz 81 re meas meeting tbs afse--
aon 81 q oceek AZ -Ee ruF ~
y G. A. ever - Ser-h &an ~
Palmer Is qu.fe wsl k7ovn here - 4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
Catarrh of Lon @
Standing is one Of.
the Most Stubborn
Diseases to Cure.
A Medicine That VIII
Cure Such Ca S e S
Des erves q Very
High Place in the
Annals of Medical
Discovery.
Such q Medicine i;
PePuna.

%HOUSANDS Of testimonials are
pouring in every day of old cases
of chronic catarrh that have re-
sisted all treatment for years, being
promptly and permanently cured by
Peruna.
These reports do not all come from
obscure places, signed by obscure peo-
pie. A large proportion of these letters
are written by men and women pron1f-
nent in business and professional cir
cles and many of them well known from
ocean to ocean.
Take for instance Colonel John Frank
lin Waters, who occupies 8 prominent
position among the leading trial lawyers
Of Chicago. He has probably obtained
more verdicts against corporations in
suits for personal injuries than any
man Of his age in the United States, and
during his practice of over fifteen years
he has not lost single case in the Su-
preme Courts of Illinois and Missouri.
He is a hard worker and has the energy
of four men.
For a number Of years he had been
afflicted with chronic catarrh and hav-
ing recently been thoroughly cured of
his old affection, sn interview was Oh
tanned with him by one of our reporters
in which he gave the following state
ment to the public:
CHICAGO, I'll, Aug. s, 1900.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O..
Gen1emen---''If gives ne grsat
pleasure 70 testify TO the merits O.
such a worthy remedy for catarrh as
your Peruna. had suffered for
number Of years from this very dis
agreeable disease and had tried n7any
so-csifed remedies, but until I used
Peruna none had tire desired effect. J
feel that I am perfectly cured and can
cheerfuIIy recommend Peruna TO any
ore suffering from cafarrh. -
JOEfNF. WATERS,
L20 E. Randolph ST., Chicago, Ill.,
Another case equally well-known in
Chicago, Is reported through q letter
from veteran Railroad man.
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companies for the past twenty-four
years, connected with the Postodlce De-
partment for six years. the Police De-
partmeut for six years, aud at present
connected with the Grand Trunk rail-
road, had a similar case. Re s.
veteran soldier ana a prominent mem
Der Of G.. A. r. Camp No. l02.
For twenty years be Suffered with
chronic catarrh but thanks 20 Peruna is
now entirely cured. he writes OF hs
cure in the following words.
The Pcruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.
Gentlemen-'sI affords me much
pleasure TO make q statement IN behalf
Of your meritorious remedy, Pcruna. I
have used same for catarrh aud have
found 10 20 be all you claim Tor IL. Ihad
suffered for twenty years. Icheerfuily
recommend Peruna % anyone suffering
from catarrh. ss believe that. as ia ny
case, it win prove a sure cure"
CAPTAIN JOHN II. LYONS.
1912 Prairie Ave-, Chicago, III.
Address che Peruua Medicine 90, ~
Columbus, Ohio, for instructive tree
literature on catarrb.
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q ~ * ~ - z
Gears The y The Kind Yog HaB Always Bog8
signature L%|zHZzZZx
II IS Called Tie HESS FIELD
Students az the University Name the
New Athlete Ground

The Athletic association Of Friends
University struck high tide last week
when IT. set in motion a movement to
construct much needed athletic park
near The university.
The association was informed by the
vice president of the board Of university
directors. Mr. John 6. kirby. that the
block OF land Tying west Of the present
grounds at the northwest corner Of She
campus belongs TO the university and
that it mlsht Doe fenced in and used for
athletic purposes
Tho news brought cheer 20 many anx-
ious lovers Of the diamond and gridiron.
Accordingly a meeting was called on
Wednesday Of the week. previous 20
Thanksgiving. a committee on soliciting
ana construction was appointed and the
ham started goal ward on the hv. From
start to finish It has Been a home run,
and a touchdown. Plans were submit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
ASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s S.sss ses Of Z4hzZzzS1
TH4 WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. /, 1900.
During the past q hours, ending at Z
p. M, the highest temperature has be n
%. the lowest So, range Of % degrees,
and the mean has been 4S which S 9
degrees warmer than the normal t mper-
AZURE for the day as de uced from the
observations at this station tor the past
eleven wears, with clear. warm weather,
light wind and lower pressure
During the past month tne hiehest
teunperature was 76 on the 4th and he
lowest g. on the 18th and 18th, and the
mean a.
Since the first Of the year the "a Mail
has been S.I2 inches. which IS 5;2i
inches more tran the normal Tor the
Sc re time last year the rainfall was
81 SO inches, and two years ago Il was
81 Al inches FRED l. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington, Dec Forecast for sun
Kansas-Gen fair Sunday and
Monday; colder Sunday In eastern por-
tons: variable winds, becoming north
westerly
Oklahoma and indian Territory ener-
ally fair Sunday and Monday; light va
riable winds.
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PIeaannt. PaIatabIe. Potent.

Easy to buy easy TO take, easy IN &C
ton. easy ia -Cascarets Candy
Catharuc ideal liver regulator and ntes-
final tonic All druggists 1Oc. 25c, SOC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
GREAT Is OKLAHOMA
immense Financial Resources
in Its School Lands.
ADVANCE SHEET FIGURES
Show a Wonderful Increase
in the Public Income
ADVANCE SHEET FIGURES

Guthrie. O. T., Dec. The following
advance figures taken from the forthoon-
ing biennial report Of school Land See
rotary Fnson to the school land board
were given out today by the school land
office: The cash receipts OF the Office dur
ing the past two years have been s412.-
5o12S showing a large increase in the
business 3f the Office and representing
about 90 per cent Of the cash receipts
since the first receipts came in. in Jan
uary. 192. The present administration
has collected $597, 45S.72, or nearly 20 per
cent Of -he total cash receipts. which
from The beginning 10 November 80, 1880.
are &.0S581G99. of which sum S1.O02 $50. 81
has been turned over to the territorial
treasurer The cash receipts for the pres
ent year ending November 80 are 1870
o7L64. an increase OF S27.64S over the pre-
Vious year. and q conservative estimate
az the future annual receipts, according
20 the school land officials. would indi-
cate a return of $3.50 900 annually and
when the Kiowa and Comanche lands
are opened the annual receipts of the
Office should be at least S325010 The
annual expenses Of the office are in round
numbers $1,000
There have been turned over TO the ter
rir0rial treasurer by the school land of
fee since the beginning Of school land
lease operations funds as follows;
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stops the Cough
And Works Or Che FnIl

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure. no pay. Price
8 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02
FOR ON 81 DO0R SPORTS

to FairmouHt Athletic Assoeiatl0n.
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Total .---..-.....-..s.. .-.....-.. q 002, 81
The following table shows the number
eff quarter sections Of school land I'm the
several counties and their estimated
value at the present time:
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A Wom0n'S Face

Tells Its own story. q laugh is often
lie on a womau's lips Ii bellies the pain
which is tearing at the nerves But the
eyes have no part in the laugh. Their
purple rings speak of suffering. There
are -lues too about the mouth which only
pam can give. Many women look toy
ward to week of such misery each
month Three months Of each wear are
given up 10 suffering IL weakers them
III ages them Ii robs them of social
pleasures and family JOYS Can there be
any excuse Tor such women who fau to
Ut lr Fiercc's Favorte Presc-rtion2
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writes Nrs Arse Holmes or
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Medical Adviser IS sent free OH receint Of
stamps 10 pay expense of mailing 1rff.
send p ore-ceut stamps fo- paDe--bouud
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LETTER LTsT.

List Of letters advertised by the post
master at Wichita, Kan, for the week
ending December, 2, 1900:
LADIES' LIST
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A..r,.b. = The Kind You Haze AgayS 18EZiE
a'9 f NzHzzazzx
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Do You2

Come. nov. tcll tie bonesf
truth. You don't ike those
gray hairs IN your head, do you2
And your husband don't Ike
them. etksrl Thea please bin
BY buyiag bottle Of Ayers
Hsr Nigor. It restores color
10 gsy bsr every tine. Il takes
out I'll dsnssgE. too. and keePs
tie scalp clean ard healtkv.