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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-04

lot, and that there was q prospect OF .
general '-favorite son movement until
the convention would settle upon some
one acceptable 70 a majority.
Mr. Croker tod the three-party con-
ference that he had a candidate ana Tat
he would or-rg hin cut during he day
It was soo1 kToxn that he referred 70
Louis Nixon Of New York. who was at
one tine a constructor II the navy snG
is row largely Interested ii ship builii &.
II was supposed thai Nixon would Re
presented during The meeting o. the New
York delegation and the Kellar indo-se-
nent was ccn.PIete surprise
Tie ccnfersnce Of representatives. o.
the Democrats. PepuHsts and silver Re-
publ.cars held IN the middle OF the asy,
while rot adv ancinz the prospects o. airy
csndsdats. vss not. encouraging 70 the
friends Of Towne. who felt after K -as
over that they had a hard proposition
TO face. Another feature OF the .dav was
delegation canvass made by the friends
OF Towue. This vas undertaken for the
purpose Of making a show Of strength
The cauvsssers found supporters n some
OF the delegations ard obtained assur-
auces % votes BUT not N any such n1ln-
Der as 20 give them very much encc1ir-
aeement At the same time To~ne IN
tends 20 remain IN the field ard his
friends say that az each arr every boom
collapssz II VIII be demonstrated that he
3 the logical candidate ard the man
who should be selected. The days de-
veIopreuts. instead o. making the sitE-
alton clearer. simply resulted IN tanglins
II Up more than ever before. leaving the
selection OF the vice president. not -
the leaders and managers. but 70 the
rc-r---
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PROVISIONS MARKET.
~ssiPPERs AID NOTES.

There were 1.022 hogs held over Sunday
or the Kansas City market. It is the
exception when hogs have TO be held
over IN Wichita
Some people seem to think that
Wichita ought to have packing houses
enough TO buy all the hogs that cone
HIRE They do not seem TO realize that
live hogs are shipped out CT all the big
backing centers. S,043 were shipped from
Kansas City last week.
Sioux CRY. Iowa. IS getting TO be
quite a stock center 1890 cattle and
f0C0 hogs werei received there last
TUNE.
Among the shippers Of cattle on the
kaEsas City market on Monday were
several delegates 10 the national Demo-
cratic convention from Kansas.
E5ward Wigglesworth. formerly a cat
lie buyer here, IS now dealing in west
ern horses He leaves athrdluawW
err horses. He lives ar Kansas CITY
Joe Kirk. the reliable shipper Of King
man. and who has always stood by the
Wichita market, had u ship out q car
load Of hogs yesterday because he did
net want 70 hold over today.
Steiner & Blair had hogs on the mar
ket yesterday. but failed % ind q buyer.
Their hogs viii be held over for tomor-
Rows market.
J. G. Rrenholt Of Deer Creek and P.
3. Lincoln II Enid were among the Ok
iahona shippers who had hogs on the
Erarket yesterday.
Geo, F. Berry OF Pond Creek. o. T,
had hogs on the market yesterday.
J. s. Baxter OF North Enid had a car
ioad OF fairly good hogs on the market
YESTERDAY.
Brown & Brown OF Haverhfn sweiied
the receints Of hogs yesterday by adding
z car lead
TIE st7ckyards viii be closed today so
Tar - concerns markets. Stock received
WI be ed ard wa-ered and held until
the market opens tomorrow.
The only business al thu Dold pack
Ing house today viii he sending our the
Rxpress orders. Charlie Dsrrigrand the
EUpcrinren5ent Of tia big estab Ishnent.
vii hn there to see that the house stays
IL place. and some % the boys say he
has a. sznlU key os- beer IN the cellar
The official receipts ref hogs at This
market during the month OF June were
2S.eet ans for the same month last year
1871
a. D1lds WI spend the raucnsl h-li-
eav il Kansas city. Master Mechanic
Donovan veut along TO see that they
dsd not set lost in the big crowd
Miss Ida Nahaney, ona Of the popular
rlerks al Dold's is spending today n
Okfahoua city.
Fred Taylor. the expert telegraph OF
crater at the Dold- packing house. keeps
IN eye on the Eagles provisions market
h see that II is-a bsoIGtely correct
CeIo-~F Blackburn. secretary of the
stock Yards IS a lucky man SIS vel as
y fine ample Of The Kentucky gentle
nrsn Five years ago h. bought 100
shares in the Gold Coin mine at Victor
Colorado for cents Qer snare. L IS
nov worth $50 Der share
r A Prabst Of BluT City came in on
. late train with a car load of hoEs
YESTERDAY.
leads of hogs from South Haven. which
es,ia on the early market yesterday.
Franke & Shepard q Pond Creek hat
n car load of hogs on the market yes
Ferssy which were sold 20 Dcld for the
hop price.
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WOOL MARKET,

Boston. July s.-There IS little change
n the wool market here this week The
amount OF new woods coming in thus
far has been small, a great decrease,
compared with last year. This, it IS
claimed, is due 70 the high prices >sked
in the west, compared with the selling
values here. Sales OF territory woods
have been very limited. with prices nom
nal For fine medium and fine, Sc152c
secured would be a fair basis to quote,
with staple woods at 40043c. Quotations:
Unwashad medium, etc, Missouri quar-
ter blood Cor1hing, 2iG25c; braid coGabing
21d23c. Territory, secured basis, Mon
tana and Wyoming. fine medium and
fine. 17G1Sc; secured, 5Gd52c; Uotah and
fine medium and fine, 16G1Sc; secured.
5CG51c; staple. 54d55c Australian.
secured basis. spot prices. combing su-
peTfine nominal, S2GS3c; good, So3S3c.
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METAL MARKET.

New York. July 3.-Business IN metals
was still Of unsatisfactory proportions
and chara cter. Without quotable change
in prices the market for pig iron was
weaker. closing nominal on the basis OF
81 for warrants Lake copper. after a
slow demand, finished cuiet on the bass
Of 1850 for lake. Tin, On the other
hand, while stiI quiet, closed frIcer
We quote 81 .2o731. 45, against 81 for
yesterday. For lead the market contin-
ued quite as unsettled as heretofore. clos
ing 81 109I ID. There was a firmer fee
ing in the spelter department, with
prices showing a slight advance; closed
al s. 81 M 32is. against = .2574.S 80 yester-
davl The brokers' price for lead Is 50 %
and for copper, s1s.75.
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LOCAL HOG MARKET
Yesterday the Sellers Had
Things Partly Their Way.
PRICES FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Dold Does His Part But Other
Buyers Scarce.

The receipts Of hogs az the Union
stock yards yesterday exceeded the de-
znand, and about 400 hogs were held
over. Dold was the only buyer, but il
spite Of that fact he took over COO at a
coed, strong nickel higher than any
thing sold Tuesday. Most Of the sellers
expected the market would De lower On
account o fthe conditions existing the
previous day, but when early dispatches
showed gain in eastern markets prices
mere were promptly moved up TO CORE
spond- While all OF the shippers would
prefer TO have sold their hogs rather
than to hold over the national holiday.
Dold was compimented for not trying to
take advantage OF the condition exist
Ing TO hold prices down. Top prices
- ssterday were ) cents higher than the
previous day. and the quality was not
any better The commission men are
anxious 10 see outside buyers take hold
bEt all they have TO say is that they
nave no orders for hogs at present.
experienced stock dealers say that there
Is nothing so very remarkable in the
present condition Of the market. That
many times IN the best markets Of tha
country owners are compelled TO hold
over.
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LIVESTOCK alARKErS.
CHICAGO


Chicago, July 3.-CattIe-Receipts, g.
500; steers active, strong; butchers stock,
good 10 choice, steady to strong; others
slow; natives, best on sale today, six
car loads at $50. Good 10 prime steers,
IS .20Q5.s so; poor to medium. 81. 6GG5.15; Sc
lected feeders strong and q shade higher,
s3.75dt4.s0; mixed stockers steady. g 60I
3.75; cows, s.. 90l14. 40; heifers, 50. 09G5. 90;
Gamers, g. 00d2. Is; bulls easy, 50. 5Gd4 80;
calves about same as last Tuesday, 81 30
46.5o. Texans. receipts 200; Texas-fed
steers. steady, s3.75G4.25; Texas bulls
slow, &. 60G3. S5.
Hogs-No market tomorrow; left over,
estimated. $3.50; generally 5 to 10c higher
top. s5.32L2; mixed and butchers. $3.50
5.521&; good to choice heavey, s.. 15G5. 32Iz /;
rough heavy, s.. 0o15. 10; light, $5.0565.S0
bulk Of sales, &. 2O75. 271h
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep strong;
lambs strong % 25c higher; good TO
choice wethers, 81. 3065.o 90; fair to choice
mixed. S3.25G4.36; western sheep, s4.109
As; Texas sheep. S3.75G4.50; native
lambs, s4.007s.75; western lambs, clip
ped, S5.50d6 80.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, July 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 2,5o0; market strong: native steers
Texas cows. s. 25G3. 10; native cows and
heifers. $1.25d4 80; stockers and feeders,
s.. 0914. 20; bulls, SO .0013. IS.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000, market strong to
I0c higher; bulk Of sales g. 11f75. d; heavy
IS. 11d5. 20; packers, s. .071a05. Is; mixed,
s. Gl15. Is; Hight 81. 9565.I5; workers., S5.05
G5.15; pigs, s4-95G5.05.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong;
lambs. s4.o0G5. 70; muttons, S3.0Gd5 Is.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis. July 3.-Cattl@Receipt g.
SEQ; market steady to strong for natives;
slow for Texans; native steers 50. s0aD
5.65; st0ckers and feeders, So. 45G4. 80;
cows and heifers, s. $3.50.
Hog=Receipts. 1900; market 10 cents
higher: PIGS and lights, s5.15G5.25; pack
ers. s.. 1915 %: butchers, s5-2565. 30.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,+G0; market steady;
native muttons, 81. O0Q4.50; lambs, $500
SIS.
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THE WEATaE

Wichita Kan, July 3, 1900.
During the past "A hours. ending at
.. m, the highest temperature has been
So, the lowest -, q range Of 20 degrees.
and the mean has been IS. which is 9
degrees warmer than the normal tenn
perature for the day as deduced from
tHe observations at this station for the
past eleven years. with warm, clear
weather. fresh south wind IN the morn
ing. gradually decreasing in the alter
noon.
Since the first Of the month the aver
age temperature has been So, which IS
degrees daily warmer than normal,
and the total rainfall .06 inch, which IS
.s5 inch less than the normal.
Since the first Of the year the rainfall
has been All inches, which is A inch
less than the normal Fer the same
time last year the rainfall was I'D
inches more than the normal and T-52
inches more than this year.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
Washington. Jdly 3.-Forecast FOR
Wednesday and THURSDAY;
Kansas-Showers and cooler Wednes-
day; fair Thursday; s9utherly. shifting
10 northwesteriy winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-GeEer-
ally fair wednesday; possibly showers
and cooler Thursday; southerlv winds,
shifting 70 northwesterly Thursday.
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FLORIDA.
ASu perior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between St Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commanding December 18th. ire Louis
Through Slsepfug Car Route % Fiorfta.
Through Sleeping cars arranged % laave
81 Louis SO p IA. e4i.g. passing Ls9gfs-
VILE Z a. tn. Lexingfoa u s. a m. rezah-
frg CharfaE3oga 50 p 10. Atlanta n -
= m ard JacksouTisss So a. n team
nnoruiagl- st1D-9FsEs allowed rs
roIte = through large cities ard interest,"
Ing country. and. While a usw tnronza
slsepfaE car rogts. II ever Tiost ag1erir-
ard Wrli-estaoiiahsd Inca 81 Tallvay -
scasdGIes are fast ard naast canFeaisrf
Thiu lee aiao aHerds passengers for
FIorifa trip va AsheVsiie. X fhs
greatest American ALL ezr-4roard reaorf
CorrsEperfe rcs solicited aad iafa-ma-
ton promptly fsTrlaA<s r = CAMP
BELL. Genera Passenger AReaG 81
Louis. No.
This r also ~ best ras - poirts n
Esntucl<y. Tennessee. Georgia aad Meta
arf s8Esta Carolina
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COFFEE AND SUGAR markets

New York, July s.-Coffee-The market
for futures opened firm at Is 70 %
points advance, following continued
strong cables, 4 further rise IN the ex-
change rate, foreign buying and small
spot offerings. The market PARTLY
eased of on selling and closed steady,
2od35 points net higher. Total szles
were 1880 bags, including July. 7.s3c;
August, 1854. sec; September, 1897 Sc;
October. 7.s'77S .I0c; November, S.15ci
May, S.55dS 75c.
SuEar-Raw strong; fair refining. &c;
centrifugal, Sc test, 31zc. Refined strong;
Ne. s. soc; No. Z. 5.s5c; No. S. $500;
No. g 5.25c; No. TO- soc; No. Il. 5.15c;
No. z. 510c; No. It, 5.l0c: No. Is. SOC;
standard A, 5.7ec; confectioners' \, sos;
mould A, 5.65c; cut loaf, $3.50; crushed,
6.2oc; powdered, 6.00c; graduated, s.e0c;
cllb es 50c
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The German Military society VIII hold
q Fourth Of July picnic and shooting
match at Sparks grove (Eldridge park
wagons VIII meet each car az corner OF
Main and Harry streets
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DRY GOODS aIARKErs

New York. July s.-Sl!ght Improvement
n home demand for brown cottons re-
ported II some quarters, but genera y
business continues slow Tone OF mar
ket without change. Print cloths con-
tinue inactive and only limited demand
for prints. Woo,eu goods market mac
tive and UNCHANGED Market viii b
closed tomorrow.
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ness was moderate and the general char
acter OF the trading was unsatisfactory.
being especially lacking in the element OF
public interest. The close was steady IN
tone, with q net advance Of 10 10 10
points.
Liverpool, July 3.-Spot cotton in fair
demand; prices higher; American mid
ding, sd.
Galveston, Tex. July s.-Cotton quiet;
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on the Produce Exchange, today he
n-rhet closed as follows;
Butter-Firrn; creamery, l5Q-sc; dairy.
1+Glsc.
Che ese-Steady; Tlz6iac.
Egg-Steady; fresh. 1oc.
Dressed pogItry-Steady: turkeys sac;
chickens, SaS-5c 70 WTl5c-
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. No, July 2--Wheat-July
SO. September. ike casa, Nc. ? I H.
-gl- &C: No. 3 sSss9Izc; No. : red, 10
sc. No, :. 7ss5c
Co-1-Juiv. 4ec: September. csc; cash,
No mixed, se54 9s35-c; No wA+cs,
41t-c: No. 3 A24c
Osts-Ao. WHITE, @Tzc-
asy-SS,j1e timothy, ua@ans5; prai-
But5sr-cssaraery. 15slsc; fancy dairy.
1ac-
Egz-Fresh. SC.
ST. louis
s. Louis. July s.-Rs-eipts-F7our, s.
Goa whszz. .aal: corr. ua@ CSC. cats. = $50
sht,-usuts-ETccr. 9093; wheat. 2-a00,
cora SS.oae- ATS. 41ea
wrezt-FiS No. re5 cas1 sleva-
to-. T-s-. rack. -STsAc. Icy. 1slc, Al
gust. ~ No hard. 74s7sc
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The b1nd raark=t rcvef n Sympathy
WITH stocks. advancing r. TIE cary csa5-
iazs. alr yielded sozn@whst With TIE -
acton * stocEz- T1-ai SASS par value
saGaa T-stsz States Cd IS an nv
As advanced : ard re Is z1s IS = Il
80 "a -~fee
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s22-50 for The rounA trip 70 Pueblo. Coio-
RADIO Springs and Denver.
Tickets vii BE on sale every day. cou--
mencins June ], asi continuing 70 sep
TENDER Is. 1870. limited Tor return 10 o.
tober u. 800
t52so FOR the round trfs 70 Sal; Lake
and Ogieg. Utah
Tickets on sale the year round. every
day. and limited for retEra 20 81 dass
from date u safe.
For further particulars call On Or as
dress
{. {. BlEcKLEY, al. A..
Ia North Main strest. WIcalta. Eaa-
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Washington. July 2-The chief 81
engineer has approved the award Q: a
contract with the California Construction
company for the construction q = b-eak-
water az san Pedro. Ca. IT is bid o.
s. SO co,
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ssclHent OF St
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton OF the kid
neys; If il stains
your linen II is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire 10
pass 1t or pain in
the hack is also
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CASH Quotations.

Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. ; spring, T5G7s4c; No. red
7sGs0c.
Cor-No. :, z22s9t4c:, No. yellow.
Es4c
Oats-No- >. -. 924c; No. white, z5lz
a95Lc; No. white, 25q5S4c.
Rye-No. 2. 55c.
Barley-cood feeding. 37F4oc.
Flax seet-No. / $50; No. I north
western. N.S0
Mess pork-Per bb4.. 81 s0d12.Z5
Iard-Per 1o0 lbs, =. 7o7s S2'1
short RIB sides GOOSE. 3 ezT7 .: dry
salted shoulders (bcxsdN, 81. arc; short
clear sides (5oxei}, s7.51l7T.s9
Whisk-Bas.s Of high wines. s1.23.
CIover-Contract grade, see.
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PRODUCE.
PRODUCE.
LEMONS, fancy, 300, SEQ and 40
FISH AND GAME
HIDES AND WOOL.

Green sailed cured hides.......... .061z
Green salted cured side brands. .g53t
Green sailed cured buIls......... OAK
Green saited cured branded bulls "a
Deacous skins under S lbs...... 20
Fart cured hides, q less than cured.
-. : morse Aldes-.----. ..-...--.-..---..25
Fun Wooled butcher pelts, 30 to-. 50
Shearings. Is ..................... %
Dry flint pelts. per ID. to........... 10
No tallOw, in Old bbls....... C51&
No. tsliow. in oil bbIs Ga
Dry flint fallen hides............ %
Dry flint butcher hidss.......... II
Dry salt hides. u
-A4LS ---..----...-.--.--s-. vi
kan- and Ind. Ter. medium, 1872 to 16l5
Kan and IND. Ter. fine, 10 to-. II
Coarse or carpet, u to.......,..., ID
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What to Do.
Their. IS comfort in the knowledge 50
often expressed, that Or. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish il curing rheumatism, pain IN the
back, kidneys liver. bladder ard every part
Of the urinary passage. Il cor-cts inability
TO hold water and scaIding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use OF licuc.,
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled TO 60 oflea
during the day, and 10 get Up many times
during the night. The mild ard the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. It stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in Soc. and 81. sizes.
You may have = sample bottle Of this
and book that TEX teii2sess11fsEz-!:s
more about IT, both sent i go
absolutely free o. mail. ssi =ll s-.:5;.Ess
Address Or. KilaaeT & Home Of srarpRoos.
Co., BinghaH.ton. N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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SoEToS

New Yo-k. TEiy 1-Totzy's cCets-
market was 51xAs-. th= veizaz o. aas.-
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American T.raEue.


Dss MoIres AZ Sioux City RH.E
Sioux city ..........0eL02 at90-s )
Dss Moines ...-...-e = / 9 o00l-T Il :
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HORSES An MULES

Prices ranged as follows for sound,
Ss-vieesh1e mules. 70 5 years old, 4
r-7rd hai- and flesh and well broken
fqlkTfs hands. fat and brozen---s So 60
a ais. hands. fat an dgcoc mar ~ .
sSska15 hands. tat .......-....-.,-. &C ~
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REAL ESTATE rsANsFEss.

FURNISHED By the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. 4. N DuBoIs, Ab-
suacIor. Court House. Phone So
WARRANTY DEEDS.
c. A Walker 70 Ezra Hoiiicke. loLs
3 ana east 5-l9 feet OF i1 >
Douglas Avenue ............-,.-....-.s I75
Edward 2 Browning % william ".
Thomas. east half southwest quarter
AID northwest quarter section =. 2
vest ..-..-..-.-.--- =, a. + 4 49, 80
VIZ II PtrJle 70 Ana Robb lets
S. and s., Topeka Avenue, Ferris
add -....-.....-.--- --..----.----.----.s -
A E Cooley % Gertrude Arnho.z
lots even ID - Jackson Ave,
R1uSs's second AID ....-.-..--.-..--.- 10
William Simpson % Alfred Ross. l0r
8 section g. =. east -.-..-.-.-.---. 1sA
Lizzie Con7coz . George 4 P0p7le-
tor- l1rs 6 a1s = Lulu Ave. In
coin S--=et s5dlrss- .----.---.-.-.--. 70
Henry 4 41bss . David 9. Sh3-t
northeast e-,arts- Section = tx 80
Homer S-epAsaz71 . II G B1zck
so1-h hslf southwest quarter sest5s1
= u. --.----------.-. lo3
g. p Tucker 70 : 2. Goza1 lots
Is ard -. 5i1cS s. EeE--h sve-
rua ON. < Pan IS zd5sr.on -
James Es-7er - Ar-AE- : Ps-zs
los - . - ca Lawrence zvsau=.
l-rEe & Fs--eiis z68lcl71- 20
Roter- Gs-7-re . George T. -l-ca
wsst ha,t .ogzzes.t zza--s- secess1
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How TO Find OFT.

FIJI bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand tSenty-four hours; q
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.

CHICAGO
Chicago. July S-The leading futures
ranged as fCIiuUS-
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Da1s Easls. y eaE..sr. / ssa.s = va.x
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What to Do.

convincing proof that the kidneys and bad
lar z1s o-r- ~ ov-4-
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