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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-06

UNABLE TO BREATHE -,
WENT 70 DIR. REl
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Eyes
LarYfx

Laryf1x
''Dr. Reeves success with others led
me to consult him and take this treat
rnent. I began to improve at once My
voice came back. my strength returned,
and the soreness left my larynx., I am
delighted. "a stssga- aa
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Rheumatism, Govt and All Nervous Diseases Cured.

nearly all the time. Now my headaches
are gone ana my throat II well again.
thanks to Doctor Reeves"
Eyes
''Dr. Reeves cured my eye and made me
eye. was totally blind in that eye when
I went to Doctor Reeves. His. treat
rnent was. painless and so wonderfully
Nov. can see with It as well as ever
could"
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HE FEARED HE WAS sLQWk4
GOING INTO 2,S Co nW ~ HhR HsHny1
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His mother said: arthur had Tonsi-
litis for seven years, every time he caught
ing was great. At night he would nearly
strangle. He never obtained any relief
tor Reeves. The trouble has now disap-
peared."
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DIR. REEVES TREATED \. 4
HIS STOMACH TH sss2 - III.
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banksrs' bills a MIA "a demand and p M13a4at
Sor o daypi postSd fales, - and Nsei; com
msrciai blls. r elt0Ao1i; hivN oestinestes 40
6oc: bar sllvsr. - Nextcsn dosu, s7ic; severn.
nsut honda strong; stAts bcndas strong; railroad
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Rupture
|VariCoce1e
| VariCOCe1e

LOST MANHOOD a assto S,sDr S Ssiscly
cele. weak and undeveloped parts fully re-
stored.
uAnlEe who suffer from apathy. in
LAOH1C difference, nervous debility or
diseases peculiar to women can consult DR..
Reeves with perfect condolences.
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Head

doctor Reeves treatment Is marvel
Gus. My trouble came on five years
ago. 1 would have neuralgia In my -head
every afternoon at o'clock. Sometimes
1t would come on in the morning 1t was
caught cold easily. DR.. Reeves cured
me-"
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Bronchial Tubes

not had cough or cold this winter.
/ feel we'll and my friends remark how
well look. breathe freely. eat well,
sleep well and feel we'll. ! had Bronchi-
It's"
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sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO.
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"He Cured My
.CofsuffptiOis

after two doctors had given me W ~
die. His Discovery IL certainly ~ ~:
lutte cure for consumption 4 ~ -
time. If you have consump1on 40 j asa
heard OF that could really cure eonsal N
tion,"
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ONE EYE TOTALLY -. & 4
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Lungs

Doctor Reeves method Of inhalation
pounds in weight in TWO months. have
had no hemorrhages since. My cough Is
less frequent. My appetite has returned.
The treatment has done more for me than
TROUBLE"
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.Not included in totals because containing other
items than cloarings.
Bradstreet's Review.
Bradstreet's win say tomorrow:
The business world has marked time" this week.
pending the results e annual stock takngs and the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-23
FAST STOCK HERE
ON THE HELENE
Local Sportsmen Receive Not
able Additions to Their
Stables.

Inc Helene, winch arrived Yesterday
irom San Francisco. brought with her a
quantity Of live stock. including several
fast harness horses.
Gus. Schuman received twenty-twS
head. including three teams. one is
handsome bay team by Dexter Prince and
/ Dexterwood, respectively. Among others
OF his shipment may be mentioned:
Jennie Wren, 2:2sla. by Coligna out of
Mamie o'Brien. by Nephwood, dam by
AthertOn.
/ A bay gelding by Hawthorne. dam by
Campaign out of Electioneer.
a team OF brown geldings by Albert w,
='D; these horses are full brothers.
black singlefooter named Dandy Mac,
imported from Kentucky
BY the Helene also came w. II. Erring-
ton and Dan Sullivan who it will be re-
membered were down here for the sum-
mer racing. Afterwards they went to Hi
10 and thence with Bob Burns and Ma
pies and Everitt. to the Coast. They will
remain in the Islands for the winter rae
ing.
Mr.. Errington brought with him a lot
lof good -looking stock. consisting of nine
teen head. mostly driving horses. and six
head of mules. ranging from 1,l6O to LOO
pounds. Not the least interesting animal
In the consignment is Abbie, a brown
gelding by Friar Tuck. and said to be a
fair runner.
Charlie Bellna has received per the
Helene. Wayboy. a PAGER by Strathway.
2:2o. dam by Oakland Boy; also ten head
Of driving horses.
Bob" Burns. the horse trainer who
. fought two battles with Aleck Hanson in
HilO during the summer, is expected down
here In a week or so. He will bring with
him "A number of runners.
Everitt. Jack Wilson's horse. recently
shipped from Hilo TO San Francisco, has
proved failure down there. lie started
n number OF times, but could not even get
inside the money. Everitts best mile vi
: there was four seconds slower than his
winning time here.
Z Naples and Ahuimanu are said to b'
{ doing well at Oakland. where they are
4 being trained. Both are being reserved
p for the big fall meetings. Ahuimanu has
I filled out wonderfully and is considered
liable to cause a sensation when let go.
y Jack Wilson of Hilo is racing horse o
r two around the California fair circuit
Burns Is handling his stable. He viii
bring quite a string of flyers back Will
him.
A. r. Rocker. the San FRANCISCO horse
A man. well known locally, is recovering
=. liOm tne result ol bdu SpIdlh' CauSe
" by slipping on the steps OF the Palac
! Hotel in San Francisco. He was quit
q severely injured.
=, The members of the Honolulu Drivin
Association will hold their regular month
a ~ meeting next Friday evening at d
a O'Clock in the Hawaiian Hotel. full at
!, tendance OF members Is requested as bus
a mess OF the utmost Importance is SEIZED
10 uled
~ A meeting under the auspices Of the He
,s nolulu Driving Association will be hel
next Saturday afternoon, provided IN
Kapiolani Park track is in good shape
Three or four races will be brought on
10 should the weather he unpropitious, IN
10 meet will take place week later.
Ia
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districts and we are expect,nv a..
installment OF such laborers shor,t.' , nrs'
ss >. u Alexander. w. N Arm.,roa.-
sss,.,ans' -. nave all given us their
In July r. r. Bishop was cou,..,.-,
90 WIN tun authority TO MAKE arranaa
ments poth as 20 recruiting ana ,rars.vs-
.euoh OF about LOO agricultural Iahoror,
from the United States. withon, ras,.,a
IONS or limitations as to terms 90 w..
ie has since resigned. and G. woIfers
has taken up the work and win o'',..
George r. Baldwin. formerly Fsdara, f.s
spectoE OF Immigration. In acting AZ o,,r
agent IN New York to engag. tah.-
tom newly arrived Immigrants ara g
hope this source OF supply may he n ~.
cess. "e sue
The question OF best labor 49,.
shiheS TOR the cutting. loading and plant-
ing OF cane has been discussed ana ar
matter n now In the hands OF A commi,
tee 70 prepare an advertisement ofYerin.
prizes ana stating terms for machines ~
the pest types, the prizes TO be awarded
ny committee OF practical men"
/ The proposal 20 erect a laboratorv IN
connection with the Experiment Station
vas also spoken Of in Mr.. Cookies al
dress au-
An election Of officers was held resu,,
ing a. follows. r. A. Schaefer nresi-
Dent g. Bolte. vice president: n A
I Ai'dSultIs VIM. PfOtenhauer
secretary; u. II. Atherton. auditor. ~ y
baldwin. W. q. Irwin and George n
Robertson. directors. The following trus
tees were also elected: j II Atberton
George " Robertson. N. \. IsenberT q
Bolte. y. a. Schaefer. W. G.. Irwin. VIII.
liam Ptotenhauer. ~. II. Baldwin an,
y. NJ. swanzy.
The report Of Or. Walter Maxwell 70,
the preceding year OF the association.
work was presented and read lie treate,
the subject Of experiments carefully an,
critically. and spoke OF certain exneri
meuts which had been made with favor
able results. These were OF certai,
classes Of cane grown I'm soil treated witt
fertilizer under certain conditions mr.
Maxwell stated to the association at tn
conclusion OF the reading OF his repor
that the association should exercise tn
greatest caution In introducing new can
varieties into the Territory In order 4
avoid AZ far az possible bringing I'm NOR
pests 20 cope with. The Experiment. sta
ton should be the medium through whic
'all varieties should be subjected TO n crit
cas- examination before being allowed en-
! try here
a general discussion was brought abou
I by the reading Of n report on the crystal
lining % sugar while In motion. written b
, Manager Ahrens % oahu plantation. Tn
report treated % the experiments whic
I have been conducted on the plantation.
\ resolution was adopted that the III
/, rector OF the Experiment station formu
p late a system OF standards in methods Q
!, conducting practical cane development
p the plantations. by which each plantatio
= should carry on such work as much alik
/. as possible IN order that n more generl
= comparison % details could be made
I. An executive session was held yesterda
afternoon at which the question OF labC
. was fully discussed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-23
CAME NEAR DYING.

For tire days and nights suffered
as ny untold from an attack Of cholera
morbus brought on by eating cucum-
bers." says NJ. Z. Lowther. clerk Of the
district court. Centerville. Iowa II
thought should surely die. and tried a
dozen different medicines. but all TO no
purpose. I sent for n bottle OF Cham
beriain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and three doses relieved me
entirely" This remedy Is for sale by
Penson. Smith q Co. Ltd. wholesale
agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-23
|lpII1[RS .,.,,
| N SESSION
urrlI Meeting Of the
," Association.
~ OFFICERS ELECTED
saa Discussion Of The Labor
hr,ss itir Executive
Session,

....# .m tHe Hawaiian
,aaua. m.. H annual con-
... ramH. The meeting
.f.n. mU .. H. louns Men. =
,s suen There was a good
.rm.I #.. Hs great as In
st number 1f The mem
ug from H. Islands
-rt tt opened by g. NJ.
.seu.I r.m .He presidency
mtIra H which be COM
.r4.a. #. Important matters
~. ..s.H .lg. been called upon
. .s H.HmNaury 90 the
..r "a. tn called attention
..Hsn which were held during
u.. infancy especially the
...ar.H labor was discussed in
FH Hr benefits 90 the Reel.
Fsr Al. Htf time t1v uams
.IHr Nta INH lluntgrs SUD
80. T.. uw. questions which
Il. boo. H. members then wer,
.r.HsHI WHE These were ir.
uay If labor implements fol
.tHs iHI treatment of soils.
Il. ras. UFHH attempt t0 procur,
.arll ur which purpose Mr. :
So .iI gone .1 italy The attempt
Hfa TN. announcement % th'
saHura of ur Walter Maxwell
~. fssfl director nf the Expert
4 ssHan of Honolulu FOR Australia
II II. fit been gugagod by IN
raiaf Government was also spokei
III ls announced thr coming % II
n fu hs vacancy ne wa
rrisI ny pr stubbs who was Mr.
f.Fff nf nine years
r. .isf year Has been one ~ unusua
Fs o.1 'bud Importance. a.
fi.lst can testify and the report
'Ty.tFFt meetings held sine
rrf 60 vH. and fho one specia
ID hs.I Ir tlu 1n June D. bear wit
Ha numerous Important question
ats been presented and acted up
D BAL hae1 t year of great changes
ifa sugar Industry. but also u
rrarBl trl political conditions q
\ Islands,
n Wai|on of Italian immigration 70
r0.h attention and expenditure
~ Damon mission to Europe q
~ iNt cause iId not meet with On
- 10 had hoped for
n n1'i0r nj negro labor has ais
rdIafod and several efforts hav
POI Uo being made iu this direction
n'lHHou has been given 90 the ~
lnf M aew labor into the countr
Fr1 Rico 10 is understood ina
tirl vas 1yrfpopulbte1. and. bcin
Ho United States luborers coul
n'rl i1 tho mutual benefit 90 bot
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The skeleton Of a person supposed to
be- Hawaiian. was found in the
Young block excavation. belt buckle
with the monogram Of Kamehameha
III together with a few boar's teeth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-23

J. z. Altgeld was greeted with en-
thusiasm by Yale students.
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Barnes Triumphant White Flyers.


The highest of high
grade construction. Reg
ular equipment furnished
In pure white ramel,
flush joints throughout.
seat post and handle bar
expanders, Barnes de-
tachable sprockets. front
and rear; tool bag and
tools. Options of any
standard make of saddles,
either white or black
namel; any gear and any
standard high grade tires
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
CURE EOR SMALLPOX
Said to be Effective in the Severest
(tHSPS

This cure for smallpox is clipped from
Halls Journal of Health:
II herewith append a recipe, a Paris
physician says, which has been used to
my knowledge in hundreds of cases. 1t
Will prevent or cure the smallpox though
the pittings are filling. When Jenner
discovered cowpox in England the world
hurled an avalanche of fame on his head.
but when the most scientific school of
medicine in the world-that of Paris
published the recipe as a panacea for
smallpox. it passed unheeded 1t is as
unfailing as fate, and conquers in every
instance. 1t is harmless when taken by
a well person. It will also cure scarlet
fever. Here is the recipe as I have used
it, and cured my children Of scarlet fe-
Yer; here it is as have used it to cure
the smallpox; when learned physicians
said the patient must die, it cured: Sui
phate Of zinc, one grain; foxglove (digi-
talis), one grain; half a teaspoonful of
sugar; mix with two tablespoonsful of
water. When thoroughly mixed, add
four ounces of water. Take a spoonful
every hour. Either disease will disappear
in twelve hours. For a child, smaller
doses. according to age. If counties
would compel their physicians TO use this
there would be no need of pest-houses.
If you value advice and experience, Use
this for that terrible disease
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
WORK OF A JOKE IDIOT
Marriage Notice sent to the Eagle rs
Josh


In last Sundays Eagle notice Of the
marriage Of Miss Myrtle Jennings 10 Mr..
NJ n. Logan was published. Yesterday
This communication came to the Eagle:
Wichita Kan. Feb. 2S. 1900.
TO the Editor OF The Eagle: Dear Sir
In your sundays edition You published
an account Of the marriage OF Myrtle
Marguerite Jennings ana Mr. NJ y. Lo-
san. which is a mistake throughout. How
my one could have thought Of such an
absurd thing I haven't the slightest idea.
but I viii kindly ask you to please cor
rect the mistake IA your next edition and
greatly oblige
MYRTLE MARGUERITE JENNINGS
The notice was hung on the copy hook
On Jhe business Office window desk and
was published in good faith by the Eagle.
It IS hard to guess what would lead any
BODY with half honest intentions ana =
lick Of common sense 70 put such no
tic there Il IL were not true. Il was
prnbao,y intended as a joke. but IT isn't
The Eagle viii make every possible ef-
for 10 ind the name of the man or per
SOL. OF thing that brought the notice 10
this office and if the notice Is really false.
as il appears TO be. there IS probably
some form Of entertainment that can be
furnished him 10 keep him out Of the Joke
business permanently There are public
institutions for the care OF idiots, and this
one viii be properly attended TO. Here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03

after marriage notices must be handed
to some member Of the Eagle staff per-
sonally or they will receive no attention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03

Methoaists an PREF zrlaS u satersaia
ths next cnafeTsnee. za-ch Is q - Assa
II izls csty e zbcZ. rxo wsezz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
DID HE COMMIT BURGLARY2
Fine Point of Law to be Brought Us in
Bich ford Case

Bickford, the alleged Kechi burglar and
robber had his preliminary trial yester-
day in the city court and was bound over
to the district court in the sum of $500,
and in default of bond was sent to jail
1t is expected that a nice point of law
as to what constitutes burglary will be
brought out by the trial in the district
court as Biel1fOrd, it is said, will be able
to prove that he did not break into the
house. He was boarding at Mr.. Israel
Browns at the time and his room was
upstairs. The stairway went up from
the dining room. Biekford claims he
simply came down the stairway into the
dining room and stole the coat and the
money. His attorneys will claim in view
of these facts, that he did not commit a
burglary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
STREET FAIR SUIT
SeweII & Drake Case Called
10 City Court.
HELM ARGUES DEMURSER
Claims City Is Not Responsible
for Closing Streets.

The Sewen & Drake damage suit
against the city OF Wichita was begun
in the city court yesterday afternoon.
The suit is to be tried almost altogether
on questions of law, and not many wit
nesses will be used. Sewell & Drake are
sueing the city for $500 for damages al
legged to have been caused by the fencing
up of South Main street and the alley
between Main and Water streets during
the street fair last fall, an enterprise IN
which the plaintiffs had fine exhibit
on the principal row. Sewel & Drake
claim that the closing up of the street
and alley deprived them of their means
Of exit and entrance from apd to their
place Of business for almost month,
at which time many of their former Gus
toners forsook them and bought feed and
-four and chop at some other place. In
consideration of this fact they claim TO
have been damaged to the extent Of $500
and ask the city to make it good.
City Attorney Helm doesn't think they
have a good case and he advised the city
TO refuse the payment, and he is fight
ing the case for the city. The first thing
he did yesterday was to argue demur-
rer to the plaintiffs petition based on the
ground that the city is not responsible
or liable for the blockading of streets
and alleys. 1t is said he made a very
nice point here. He said that even If the
city officials did permit the streets TO be
blockaded for any purpose whatever they
acted under no authority Of law, had no
legal right to allow it and that therefore
the city could not be held responsible
for the acts of it's officials when such
acts were not sanctioned by law. Mr..
Helm claims that there is no law on the
statute books which gives the city Off
Gals the right to blockade streets and al
leys that are set apart by the city's
charter for public use. The officials
therefore did not order and had no au-
thority to allow South Main street or any
of the alleys closed for the use of the
street fair, and therefore, Mr.. Helm
contends, the city is not responsible for
any of the damage accruing from the
blockade which the plaintiffs allege. 1t is
understood that the permission of the
business men and property holders was
secured for the street fair. Secretary
Lockwood sat behind the city attorney
as the prima facie defendant in the suit,
and is satisfied the city will win, al
though there are some very important
law points to consider on both sides.
Judge Kirk allowed the attorneys for
both sides to cite all the authorities they
could find and he took a list of them.
He will look them UP himself and call the
case again next Monday at o'clock,
when he viii probably render his decision
in the case.
This is the first and only suit growing
out of the great street fair and carnival
which so many thousands of people en-
joyed last fall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
CENSUS ENUMERATORS
Application Must be Accompanied by
Trial sheet

Sedgwick county will be entitled to AZ
census enumerators. Blank applications
for those desiring to get the JOBS are fur
nished the applicants and along with this
is 2 trial sheet which must be made out
in the hand of the applicant. This trial
sheet with the application is sent direct
TO Washington, and the most meritorious
candidates are appointed regardless Of
recommendation. There are more appli-
cants in some Of the wards than places
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03

"Evew Path
Hath a Puddle. "

TIE puddle In the patti
ouay of most FDes IS a de-
fective circulation due to a
blood supply that instead of
groqvfng clear and strong Ike
a mountain brook, is stagnant
and impure. Paddles may be
purified, hoWeOer. and be-
come fmpfd streams. That
IS quhat Hoods SarsapariHa
does qvfth human Blood. If
clarifies, parifIes and strengthens the
Blood, and Dhen this IS accomplished the
Vaatorgans, Ever, lungs, kidneys, bopeLs,
are ali 6raced and refrigerated.
Asthma -" Four bottles of Hoods
SarsaparaLa gaze me permanent relief
from asthma, and l haze had no trouble
from short1ess of breath SINCE" Edith
G. Lane, Vienna, Ga.
PimpIes az used TO be troubled zuith
malaria ard pa7lpfes; friend adpGsed me
to take Hoods Sarsapardla. Ihape beer
free eVer since" w. Steuart, 605 Myrtle
AUe., Brooklyn, " Y
Worn Out Feeling "Idecided to
take Hoods SarsaparAa for Uorn out
feeling, and a fezD bottles reheVed me en-
treLy and nozu am able to qvotk great
DEAL Kitty Alien, Madison, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
CLEANING THE STREETS
street Force is Very Busy With the
Hind

The street force was busy cleaning the
mud from the pavement yesterday, but it
viii take in addition to several days more
work by the force a weeks sunshine to
get the streets not paved in condition for
eas- travel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
Shoes

We have the finest line Of shoes IN ths
city and are offering them al prizes taa'
viii meet year approval
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03

John Clayton says he has dropped on
to a great scheme. The Democratic state
convention is composed of 460 delegates.
John says there are not enough Demo
Gratis in Kansas to fill out the delegation
and a committee has been secretly sent
to Missouri to get enough Democrats to
fill out the convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
TAPP BROS. 4 HANSHAW

Phone -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03

Hanlin's White Rose Flour (posi-
lively the best -four made). per sack *
lbs Sun Dried Apples for.-....--...- =
Best Evaporated Apples, per b.. i
4 Cans Good Tomatoes for ........-.... 2
Good Sugar Corn. per can .-.......... %
Pure Corn Starch. per package .-..... %
Good Soda. LIB package, each only. o
Bars Large White Cloud SOAP for. 2
Good Toilet Soap 4 cakes to box,
boxes for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-03
Navel Oranges, 6 Dozen for Is Cents

10 Bars Small White Cloud Soap for 81. ?,
large Rars Toilet Soap for ........ 10
savon Blanc Toilet Soap. bars IA
box per box ........................... II
I Genuine witch Hazel SOAP. bars IN
( box per box ..-...--....--.......-,., %
+ Good Navel Oranges. dozen for ...- IA
I Good Lemons. per dozen -..s..s--...-. ID
Fancy Navel Oranges. per dozen. Is,
20c. pc and -..-.....-...-...-...-- -
Soft Shell Almonds, per n .........-..- IS