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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15

=, st right on his way home from En-
poria, where he attended the biennial
meeting of the Triple Tie insurance
order
Laura Perkins, little niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. ]. Tongney, is very i'll with ap-
pendicitis. Her father, DR.. ]. NJ. Per-
kins, of Lebanon, Mo-, is expected on
every train.
H A. Hill, the west side hardware mer-
chant, left last night over the Frisco for
northern Arkansas mining region to look
after some mining property there in the
vicinity of Harrison.
Stearns & Copeland yesterday sold the
Occidental livery barn to Ernest Hall.
who took possession. Messrs. Stearns &
Copeland will devote their entire attention
to their roofing business.
sent from this city to the insane asylum
last fall, has been restored to his right
mind and will soon be discharged. He is
said to have been one of the brightest
young men in the city High school at one
time.
Engineer Jackson's family horse, which is
said to have been about the most beloved
particular favorite of the young ladies,
who drove him everywhere with utmost
safety. Old Prince they called him, and
he lived eighteen years.
The city court room was full of fair
women yesterday morning during the
trial Of one woman against another. Miss
Alice Woods was suing Miss Hagen, the
dressmaker, for balance alleged due on
wages. All the parties interested In the
suit were women except the attorneys
The suit is over a disagreement or misun-
derstanding as to the amount of wages
Miss Woods was to receive. Judge Kirk
will decide the case today.
Mrs. E. F. Cation and daughter Beatrice
left last night for Cripple Creek, Colo,
where they go to join Mr. Cation, who he's
a position with the Cripple Creek Star.
They leave many warm friends in
Wichita, who wish them every success in
their new home. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Cations brother, Mr.. Fletcher
Lodge who was one of the Boston Stores
efficient statesmen, and who was pre-
sented with an elegant gold-capped UNI
brella by his associates in the store as a
kind remembrance of pleasant rela-
tons and true worth.
ct have always used Foley's Honey and
! Tar cough medicine, and think it the
! best in the world" says Chas. Bender a
newsdealer Of Erie. Pa Hooking Drug
Co. Dockum & Higginson and G. Gehr-
ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
NEW RULING FOR WHEELMEN
Must Not Ride on Parking 20 Avoid
DismSantinG-

Chief Of Police Cuooon has made a new
ruling in regard 20 riding bicycles or
sidewalks Heretofore It has been custom
AIRY for wheel riders 10 ride around Pc
destrians By going on the Parkings ard
the lawns. There hare been 4 good many
complaints OF late abort this and Ire
chief has determined 20 stop ths practice
Yesterday he issued an order Iastrucring
al policemen 70 arrest al whseinen
found riding on the lawns or the Parking
IL order 70 ava59 dismounting-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
EPIDEMIC OF APPENDICITIS
Doctors Report the Disease More
Common

The epidemic has changed. 1t Is no
longer smallpox, but appendicitis. One
hospital, the st. Francis, has three cases.
They are all in charge of DR.. Fabrique.
One is Mr.. Maurice Fitzmorris, who came
from Fall River: another IS Mr.. l. Willis
of Norwich and the third Is Mr.. G. Ell
len Of Harper.
Besides these cases there are at least
three residents of this city twho are sick
with the same disease. Formerly appen-
dicitis was thought to be incurable, but
now a case is rarely lost Although the
disease is dangerous, it is not considered
necessarily fatal and operations on the
vermiform appendix are very common.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
DIRECT TO THE ORIENT
Ten Cars Of OklahOma Cotton Pass
Through on the Way to Japan

There passed through Wichita yester-
day ten cars of Gotten, shipped by an
Oklahoma City firm, which went directly
TO Yokohama, Japan. This is The Arst
shipment OF Gotten from Oklahoma 20 the
eastern market that has ever passed
through this city. and is one Of the sTi-
dences Of the growing trade between iris
country ana the far east when shipments
from the very center Of the United States
are consigned directly 10 merchants in
the fowery kingdom.
FATAL delays are caused by expert
menting with cough and cold cures.
Foley's Honey and Tar VIII prevent q
cold from resulting in Pneumonia Hook
ing Drug Co. Dockum s; Higginson and
G. Gehrlng.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
TRY GRAIN.0! TRY GRAN-O

ASK your Grocer today 70 show you a
package Of GRAIN-O. the rev food drink
that takes the place OF coffee TIE chill
drea may drink il without injury as vel
as the adult Al who ~ IT, Ike e
Mocha or Java. buc Il 4 rnaSe from pare
grains, and the NOS; delicate s1cnaca
receives Il without distress = the price
OF coffee &c and zc per package. sid
By al grocers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
BUYING HORSES HERE
Wichita Getting a Reputation for
Good Draft stock.

Frank Hepler of Peabody has been in
the city for some time buying draft
horses. Yesterday he shipped six very
fine ones to Peabody. where he IS gather
ing a carload to be shipped to Ohio. The
six horses he has bought here win aver
age about 1900 in weight. The average
price paid for them was about So.
Mr. Hepler runs livery barn at Pea
body, and has been shipping horses to the
east for several years. He says that Kan
sas stock is always in demand in the east
ern states, and that there ought to be
good money in raising heavy horses in
this part of the country.
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bonds to raise money to build city hall
and for various other purposes. The Saw
tngs and Trust company bought most OF
the bonds Dodge City has neglected TO
pay them the interest. In the petition the
plaintiff asks that the defendant be COM
PEELED to pay this interest together with
annual interest at the rate Of six per cent
per annum.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract ana
Land Company. II. NJ Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House Phone 2ss.)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Graham F. Putnam, exr. and IT., to
George Green, part lots and T. sec
George Green to Mary E. Clark, part
lots and I. sec 2-27-1e.............-.. %
y. F. Frazier to Mary T. Ackerman
reserve and West Wichita exc.
acres .s-.---.--.-s+-.--s--.-- .--..-s--.+ A-+3
Albert G. PoweN 20 Laura 2. Meek,
lots 80 So and - Park Place, Pow
Addie and G. II. Stafford to Henry
l. Palmer. NV or Of nv sec I-E-ls
exc ! acre OF railroad; lot sec 2
S5-le -..--.---- ...------.-..-....-----+-- 1SJs
]. E Tandy to Ollie o. Cox. lot g
New York ave, Mathewson's 4th
add .------.--.----. --.- --+--.--....-- A17
n r. Goodrich 70 c. s. and Hattie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
AFRIGHTFUL BLUNDER

VIII often cause horrible Burn, Scald.
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on
earth. Only rs cts. box. Cure guaran-
tsed. Sold by G.. Gehring, druggist.
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"a - IN q 1 Ia.
R.o,,+b. a The Kind Ysu Have hsays BCggh
Signature sf &WZz1Zu
MORE HORSES AT FAIRGROUNDS
st. Joe Man Comes Here With String
often.

The collection of fast horses at the
State Fair grounds received quite an sd-
dition yesterday. Mr.. Van Drunt St.
Joe man. has sent his stable Of horses
here to be trained for the coming season.
Trainer Fred Carmen was in charge. Mr.
Van Drunt says that he believes the Wich-
tia track TO be the fastest in the vest.
and. as everything here is favorable for
winter work. he decided to send his horses
to this place to be trained for the COM
In
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15

Stop your hair falling out! 'Trysipelas
resulted in entire loss Of my hair; two
bottles Beggs' Hair Remover gave me
fine growth. John A Under. editor
Advocate. Humeston, Ia. Guaranteed for
all scalp diseases; restores natural growth
and color. J. P. Allen, Dockum & Higgln-
son, Geo. Van Werden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15

Ray Israel. lots "a and SO, Topeka
ave, Englishs add. ...........
T. A. Mccall to Wesley g. Hawk, lot
100 South Main St, Greinensteln's
Sd add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.
G. s. and Hattie Ray Israel 20 Sam
uel D. Porter. lots "a and IS, Topeka
ave-, English's add. .......
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Henry N. Young to George Lent, lot
IA. block Z. Greenwich.
George Lent to Lehman Higginson
Grocery Co., lot "a, block Z, Green
NE-inh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
FROST BITES AND CHILBLArNs

quickly cured by Banner Salve, the most
healing remedy in the world. Hooking
Drug Co., Dockum & Higginson and G.
Gehring
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DODGE CITY SUED
Eastern Company Brings Another
Salt far Interest

The Savings ard TITS; company o.
Cleveland. ohsc. has sued the city o.
Dodge city Tor cse sun oi $3.50 which =
back interest on Outstanding bonds
Several years ago Dodge City issued
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PILES OLE PEOPLE

testify to the merit of Banner Salve in
curing piles. It is guaranteed. Hooking
Drug Co.. Dockum & Higginson and G..
Gehring
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ID Fsesha. cns0sz5o sgrnrs al p..-
Ts- wiESost e&sazs e CARS VIA a. xss-
s7ar1 Fsesss rz4ssy. Tarsaxa Esssasr
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
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GROWING OLD.
To THOSE w who have p passed 1,.i i i


thought of growing
old and becoming helpless is not a pleasant
one There is little to fear, however, proVid-
ing one looks carefully after ones health.
With this conserved, age on like
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out with pleasure.
To those 90 and 70 years of age, and
more, and who require tonic to aid nature,
there is nothing equal Warmers Safe
Cure. It is a purely vegetable preparation
and keeps the kidneys and liver in good order,
aiding the circulation of the blood, especially
necessary at this season of the year, and stop
ping the cause which compels the arising at
night and which to many is source of great
discomfort.
Hundreds of testimonials can be given
from men and women who bless the day
their attention was first called to Warmers
Safe Cure. A single unsolicited testimonial
is herewith appended.
take pleasure in testifyfng to the
Warmers Safe Cure. 1 70
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things, received benefit until 1
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taken altogether half dozen
feel like a
w. C. EDGAR,
Notary Public and Conveyancer,
Aanson Mich.
Medical advice Address Safe Cure Co.,
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HOxEsEsEKEzs- KxCf-RRrcgs
GREAT ROCK Isr.A~D

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The welles Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet this afternoon at 4 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet this after
noon in the church parlors.
The woman's Unitarian society will
meet with Mrs. Charles Campbell, SS5 Ma
pie street, this afternoon at 2:90
The funeral of Mrs. L R. Shochey will
take place at the Lawrence Avenue Chris
tian church today at 2:50 p. m. All friends
are invited.
Forest City Legion No. IS. viii meet
Thursday evening. February Is, in A. o.
Z. W. hall All members requested to be
present. a. G. Bartlett, recorder.
The Young Women's Foreign Mission
airy meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. O. A Boyle. SS1 Waco. at S o'clock
sharp on Friday evening. All young peo-
pie are invited TO be present Good pro-
gram and music.
II have used Beggs' Blood Purifier IN
my family over two years and do not
believe there is better medicine made
It is the family remedy for Us. and all
we need" writes Frank Mitchell. Mason
City. Iowa Purifes the systeE-makes
new. rich blood J. P. Allen, Dockum &
Higginson. Geo. Van werden.
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Gard of Thanks.

Words fail 10 express the appreciation
we feel in our hearts 10 our kind neigh
bars and many friends for their kindness.
sympathy and many floral offerings in
the fitness and death Of Mrs. Emma Pr
tie, beloved wife, mother and sister.
wM- N PIRTLE.
CLAUDE L. PIRTLE.
B. F. HOBBS AND WIFE.
The men who work are not usually ~
seac beats Globe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-15

'I have always used Foley's Honey and
Tar cough medicine, and think it the
best in the world" says Chas. Bender, a
newsdealer of Erie. Pa. Hooking Drug
Co. Dockum & Higginson and G. Gehr-
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PRATT IS FOUND GUILTY.
ROYAL DAIRY PROPRIETOR IS
FINED $50 AND COSTS.
Court Intimates That Second Con-
victfon I'm Any Instance VIII BE
Cnuse for Imposition OF Jail Sem
tence. Besides Maximum Fine.

Judge Cam yesterday afternoon dis
posed of one Of the several cases Of milk
adulteration now pending before him by
taxing the defendant with a fine OF 50
and the costs Of the action together with
severe lecture and q warning that II
the offense was repeated II might result
in the imposition of q Jail sentence to
accompany the fino.
A. W. Pratt. proprietor OF the Royal
Dairy, was the defendant in the case
tried yesterday. Through his attorney
Pratt tecitiy admitted that the analysis
OF Assayer Bogardus showing the pres
ence OF water TO the extent OF Is per cent.
OF the whole fluid was correct but con-
tended that the cans In which the mffk
was dispensed bore the stamp SKINNED
milk" and was sod only to restaurants
and bakeries for cooking purposes.
City Attorney De Bruler commended that
the existence OF adulterants in milk sold
for any purpose Whatsoever gas clearly
In violation OF the ordinance governing
its sale and made a forceful argument
In which he characterized the practice
as being little short OF child murder.
= In summing up the evidence presented
the opinion that a fiat violation Of the
law had been committed Judge Cam
fined the defendant $50 and costs, and in
timsted that in the future any convictions
which might be scored before him would
be accompanied with jail sentences to-
gether with the maximum fine under the
ordinance. which is 800.
The trial OF the case OF the City vs..
swanson. one OF the proprietors OF the
Duwamish Dairy. which was also TO have
come up for hearing yesterday, was post
poned by agreement until Wednesday
next: Considerable speculation Ia being
INDUCED in by those who have followed
the prosecution OF the cases as to the
punishment which the court will mete
out to the defendant owing to the fact
that Swanson. less than ten days ago,
was tried and pleaded guilty to the same
offense for which he will be arraigned
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TraHIS IL a likeness OF p. j. Smith. the
Republican nominee for county com
"a missioner In the Third district. Mr..
Smith has resided In Washington for over
"A quarter OF century. His home Is In
the sQuak valley. near the town of Is
saquah.
MIR. Smith was born In Lawrence coun-
~, H.. In lS4s He was raised on =
farm and educated in the common schools
d his native state. He has devoted tho
major part OF hH life ~ farming. Fur
four years ne followed the lumber bust
news
He settled with his family in King
county In 1873 and has since resided on
his farm near Issaauah. He is a s,affch
Republican and man of sterling hon
esty and good executive ability.
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BUY TODAY.
FLINT'S ADDITION GOES
Up 10 PER CENT.
MONDAY.
Join the Crowd Of Happy Home
Seekers Who Have BOUGHT.

This is intended to convey final warn
ing TO those who have practically made
up their minds TO buy lot IN F1int's
addition, but who are delaying the mat
ter.
Every unsoid lot will be advanced 10
per cent. on Monday. To bs sure. IL
the presen. demand continues today. there
won't be many left TO be had Monday.
even at the advanced prices.
The payments are so very easy-sIo a
month--tha& there Is hardly a person in
receipt OF any income whatever who can
not secure lot and build a little house
and stop rent, even IL the house is not
all that he may want later on.
Tho great beauty Of Fiints Addition IL
that It Is high. dry property. within easy
walking distance OF the business center
or within FIVE minutes ride. One Of the
best schools In the sity is three blocks
away. and the district IS built up on
every side.
You cannot make a mistake on ciose4n
property like this at such prices and you
can save 10 per cent. by buying today.
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GUILTY As CHARGED.
Jury Convict. JaFs~s Henry of Grim
fnaI Assault.

The case of ire State ns washington
against Efxarf Parks ans James Hearr,
aroused n criminal assault. was tried
Yesterday N TuGxe hyflsor'- department
~ the Superior court o. motion % the
gro-eeniing Atiorn~S. hs4wna fAfss 80
ard The state ,fsn p-cccesei with 'ts case
against Henry.
IRE girl who WIS tne Victim - the Al
isgrs assault took She stand and gave
testimony against re defendant She
vas followed ~ a married woman who
zas attracted % the scnrs ~ tho girls
cries ana who alleged shtt she wls !n-
suited nv he defendant -he dafense pgt
a number q persons On the stand r. an
attempt 90 show that rho prosecuting
witness Is 0f bad character. The Jury de-
liberated but few minutes. returning
Int court at SO with a yerdict OF guilty.
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Transportation Company Mast Pap
for Dreaksos Contrast.

The riry ia Judge Benson's court
brought IN sealed verdict Thursday
evening IN the case ~ Heury Hanson
sRaiust the North American Transports
ton and Trading Company. when open
- yesterday the verdict WAS found q
award 81 90 damages 90 the plaintiff.
Ia Tits case the Defendant ensakef 20
transport the pisiutin from Seattle %
Alaska. where 10 was going IN the hops
- gaining remuuerative employment.
Through some diEsrrangernsnt % ia
plans the company WAS unable 20 falan
the contract. and Hanson sued 20 recover
g. 20 The case was hard fought fha
company taking the gronrd that the
plaintiffs trip as outlined was merely
spNcrsative and that ne would not have
rsnae anything even had h reached A.
askE
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PIERCE AGAINST KING.
Hearing of the Stuck River Contro.
versy u Commenced Before
Judge Reed, of snoh0mish.

The case OF Pierce county against King
county, In which temporary injunction
has been issued TO stop work on the
Stuck valley ditch, is before the courts
The temporary injunction was made re-
tnrnsble several days ago, but Judge
Reed. OF Everett, who wac TO hear tho
city until yesterday. The present hear
Ing IL on the question OF making the IN
junction permanent. Pierce county asks
that this be done. while King county will
endeavor TO show that work should be
allowed to proceed.
As ths local judges arc disqualified
from hearing this case Judge Reed was
called In. and he began the hearing yes
terdsy. holding court In the library room
at the court house Very few persons
other than the regular court officials and
counsel for the contending parties were
In attendance. and the proceedings were
marked by area. dryness.
Yesterdays work consisted OF the read
Ing OF large number OF affidavits.
Pierce county presented affidavits tend
ing 10 show that Its side of the case was
the correct one. Pierce claims that tho
original current OF the Stuck flowed ~
II now flows, and that the work OF build
ing ditch which will reverse this cur
rent II contrary TO tho natural course
of events. If tho work reaches compile
ton the contention 10 that It will mum
date a large amount of valuable Pierce
county property. and ruin q number of
farmers. Harold Preston, OF counsel for
the plaintiff, presented tho afftdavits 10
the court
The session today will In all proba-
bili'y be entirely devoted to the I5re.es,-
tation OF King co.nty's affidsvits, At
tornoys Ale Elroy and Piles have been
prspayt ng tho oAsc. Their afridavits tend
to show that the ditch, II completed will
csune the current Of the Stuck to return
TO It's original direction. They also ex-
poet TO show that II the WORK IL not
completed, much King county prop
er,y will be made valueieas.
In addition to the numerous ar1davtts
a number Of exhibits in the shape OF
maps. cross sections and the documents
In the case. have been presented 20 the
court. No oral testimony IL to be given
by either side. Il being the agreement
that the case should be tried on afiidav-
its.
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COURT WORKS RAPIDLY.
Three Cases Tvicd by Jury In One
Day-verd.cts Rendered. ..

The record for rapid transaction OF
court business wax almost broken by
Judge Benson and his force Tfursday
In tho morning the case OF the state OF
Washington against Guss FRANKS, ac-
cu-ed OF grand larceny. was taken up.
A Jury WAS called and sworn, testimony
presented, arguments made. jury charged
and verdict rendered In few hours.
During tho time that the Jury was out
two men were admitted TO citizenship
A case 10 recover for tho alienation ~
a husbands affections was next on tffs
programme. Similar procedure was
gone through with and verdict re-
turned. all within an hour. The damage
suit of Hanson agairAst the North AI--sr-
lean Transportation and Trading Com
pany was then taken up, and In that case
the Jury came into court AT $3.50 with n
sealed verdict. thus completing three
cases In one day. besides the transaction
of routine business.
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Jane. osnrten Loses HIS Case
Aaatn~t rtreef Car Company.

The case of James o. Efirr Hgsir@i nc
Seattle EieciTic comstuy. - recover
tarpagea ,ar Nlinsra pets5nAi infuries. was
sn frisl yfwfeftay ip judge Jacobs carA
ana sent 90 the 3gry iate ia The after
noon. A vortict Cos che iofcntant NiS
promptly returned
ma ertfsn was aenmercr4 t0 yacaFfr
fauages Tor injuries alleged 81 aHEo been
rAsafat hv nfRiiganrr "a fHa FaFt oi street
car fupl0vea The p}ngritt HsNff8 THAT
sra n frvfez 20 signal Ffpr 10 MtH
thrown via'eutiy trio the street feciti ~
~wfian= fnfarsra Toe riB}HfiT t0ak tne
efnrs IN ISIS awu htfaf fftfrsFEra Tfff
trfr 1ftf-ef =, 10 6zge- faut fs Show neg-
nxsusa 81 the psri ~ the gai11H,
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-,9,.r,. Vats press thr t1ffan we an fha
-r.s- TIE ff7rrrerrr u D. WaFkenries
F--glssh Catarrh care m'ghf haTe ha3 Tor
hfe sfYdg scriefKe tae hlln. ftf me me
SaHe. ~ thts great remedy. ~ taR vs. =
~ Sgackanz3s'a nettGiiEFr wi8 flsF# anY
-sre - ratsrrh II n does not YOU yet
vauy money back after using one -
80 ~rst ~ which is tllt tHg renfs a day.
free trial treatment az TIE Srug store
q G. o Guy, IA. c.. PaciGc Coast aE--t-