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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
! EMPLOYERS LOOK OUT.
\ Change in Food Doubled the Wages

: The manager Of a certain large pub
liCation. who Geprecates ,he use of his
name in public. has experienced a curious
chang in his general character by reason
OF change ia the cells Of his brain.
brought about by change in food and
his experience is interesting. as given in
MS own words
Up to a short time ago / was always
Known, both TO myself and friends, as =
very mid sort of individual. obeynE liz
teraly rhe Scripture injunction to turn
the other cheek and let pc pie run over
me generally. with a spirit of thankful
ness that [ was permitted 10 be a i've.
Along last fan I changed my diet.
leaving of coffee entirely and taking ap
Postum Food coffee AMI Grape-Nuts
breakfas. food. had learned Jhac these
articles both contained The fine Particles
OF phosphate Of potash and aibume1 that
nature uses 10 build the gray matter in
the brain and nerve cencers. 50 l deter
mined 10 see what eject they would have
on me
1T was nor long before Z discovered
that had changed in s. moss remarkable
mannsr My old mother wrote me that
there was "a great deal more 'spunk in
m5 letters than she ever saw 5etore.
began 10 vigorously kick AT ny iajus-
tiSe. am about .Dstituung a criminal
itoe. suit against Parry who supposed
wou-d stand anything I send dish
back that IS col cooked righ5 about three
times week on The clst q December
lass demanded double wages Lcr TIE
coming year and found I had back are
e'loagh = iay down L I didn't get -
and J st t. Z get clean sheets twice
week ROW They used 10 take the upper
sheet and put IL under once week
I an able 70 a. Eve times the brain
vork that 7 ever have before. In fact.
can get about anything I vans nova
days and 70 III liz all am persectIy
well \ new world has been apened 20
me and know exactly where ths change
has come from L hss come because T
have been using a food and drink that
have changed ny whole brain ana body.
You car use this testgr. brt d5n'r use ms
name. Icr obvious reasons
Grape-Nu,s breakfast food and Postum.
Feed coffee are kept by al frst-class
grocer and are used by nearly al frse-
class people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
AGAINST THIRD MAN
Report That Both Campbell
and DuvaI
WILL FIGHT THE PLAN
To Get New Candidate--0ne
of Them May Retire.

/ Claude DuvaI of Hutchinson, Demo
cratic nominee for congress. and L P.
Campbell of this city. Populist nominee
for the same Office. held a conference yes
terday afternoon al the Manhattan hotel
and formed an offensive and defensive
alliance
While no agreement was reached re-
garding the withdrawal Of either from
the race yet they decided TO stand pat
and refuse to withdraw il favor Of any
third man No proposition advocating
such a plan will be received by either,
and they will make a fight if an attempt
is made 10 force them off
VIII Ayers, chairman Of the Populist
Seventh district committee. and George
T Pitts of Wellington. chairman Of the
Democratic committee. were present at
the meeting and endeavOred to arrange
an understanding between the two men.
While their efforts 70 decide the matter
at once came to naught yet the outlook
for one or other Of the men to withdraw
is said TO be brighter now than before.
Mr. Campbell is said TO have stated that
he would withdraw if so requested by the
PopulIst committee, but those who know
him are of the opinion that he would
oppose such a movement # started. He
is man who when once started out
on line of action. is not one 10 turn
back
During the Sunffower League banquet
in this city Mr.. Duval stated that under
certain conditions he might consent TO
withdraw from the race, although he
said considerable pressure was being
brought to bear 10 restrain him from any
such action.
Duval intimated at the time that if
suitable inducements, such as Iucra-
tive Office, were presented to him he
might consider the question Of withdraw
ing in favor Of Mr.. Campbell. Just what
he wanted he did not state nor would he
even intimate it to even his closest
friends.
Neither Mr. Campbell or Mr.. Duval
would talk about their conference yester-
day. They declared that no line of action
had been decided upon and that matters
at present were in statu quo and prac-
ticauy the same as they were at the
Great Bend conventions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
J. D HARRISON.
c. D. DARRIGRAND,
e ". REILLY.
Committee.
FlREMEN THE NEXT VICTIMS
VIII Play Eagle = =hthawks NeeI
From Tomorrow

The Eagle Nighehawks viii play a nine
made I'D Of the city fremen a week from
Monday. The fremen challenged th-
Eagles while they We're busy trouncinE
the policemen. The Eagles have invested
in new baseball parapherual.a and are
prepared to l2die out a similar dose Ia
the frenen. Tbe Iatse-. however. have
been iEIuscriously practlcing IL the al
Isys abot, - town for tie last week and
say they intend 10 play bal Ike pro
fess0nals.
Leonard Ayers q mis- city. has accepted
a position with large merchandise firm
at Concord. O. 7. He VIII leave or The
Rock Island Monday evening FOR ais new
hire.
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Mondays Specials:

Fancy Ribbon Figs, per pound Sc
Nicke Oats, 3 packages, Sc
Seven pounds good Rice. Csc
Walter Bakers Chocolate, Cake, I8c
10c package Dunhams Cocoanut, &c
6 pounds fancy Prunes 25c
Sugar Corn Sc, . cans i5c
Fancy Table Syrup per gallon, 35c
SOC Japan Tea, pound Csc
Mocha and Java Coffee pound Zoe
Splendid Peaberry Coffee, pound l5c
Queen of the West Baking Powder pound t0c
Royal or Prices Baking Powder, 40c
One pound package Dwights' or Arm and
Hammer Soda Sc
Lemon Extract per Bottle Sc
Vanilla Extract, Der Bottle S.
Henrion's celebrated Extracts, pure and
full strength, Lemon or Vanilla, 10c
Full pound can good Salmon, g.
Fancy Apple Butter. Can, &c; 3 Cans, 25;
Colorado Potatoes per peck. 20
Flour-We handle all the best grades
Take your choice at Csc
Fresh Graham per sack, 23c
Eggs, per dozen. g.
Butter-We handle more Of it than any two
stores in the city The very best, per
pound, l5c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
TO MEMORY OF GEORGE DOLD
ResOIut Ons Of Coincidence From bold
EmDloye6

In honor Of the memory of George 2.
Dold and as a slight indication of the
/ esteem in which ne was held, the en-
ployes of the local establishment have
passed resolutions of coincidence which
have been sent to the bereaved family.
The employees of the DOld packing plant
will always revere the memory Of George
P. Dold and mourn the loss OF a true
friend and Just and great man. The
resolutions follow:
Whereas. 1t has pleased an All Wise
and Just Providence to take from this
earth all that was mortal of our be-
loved friend and employer. George P
Dold, and realizing the great loss Of one
whose goodness and magnanimity of
heart has ever responded TO tn call Of
suffering and -added much comfort and
pleasHres4to OUT lives socially; and
Whereas, In his death the commerce Of
the country will keenly feel the loss Of
an able man who was Just crossing the
threshold of life where youth was meet
ing age and with its energies and ardors
mingIing with the wisdom Of maturity.
One who was ever advocating true and
high principles; tharef re be it
Resolved. That we, the employees Of the
Wichita plant of the Jacob DoId Packing
company, do hereby express our great
grief and extent to the afflicted relatives.
the father. sisters, brothers and children
our heartfelt symDathies in their great
bereavement and may the Almighty God.
giver Of all wisdom, without whose bless
ings resolutions are vain, comfort this
blessed family Of relatives and if It be
thy VIII guide and direct Us 10 follow tn
grand and noble examples Of our be
loved and departed; and be IL further
Resolved That the orig nal Of thu
resolutions be sent % the executive Office
Of the Jacob Dold Packing company 30
the city Of Buffalo and THAI a cory o.
the same Be published IN the Daily Wien
tia Eagle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06

Of his success with the free homes bill
as beyond description.
Judge Stevens said that he did not be
ueve the PoDulists and Democrats would
fuse on congressman this fall
They are beaten anyway added
Jude Roberts, ana they might as well
nominate separate candidates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
MIGHT JUST AS WELL
Fusion viii Cut No Figure Against
FLYNN This Year

Judge Roberts Of Kngdsher and Judge
w. c. Stevens Of Hennessey were in the
CITY yesterday. They report everything
harmonious in the territory in the Re
publican party and declare that the en-
thusiasm over Dennis T. FLYNN, apropos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
East Side Racket
szS East Douglas Avenue
It's Gotten to Be a Fad...

Buying goods at the East Side Racket People
drive to store from all parts of Wichita and buyers
have found that buying goods at the East Side Racket
is the most economical fad they took up WITH as
we'll the greatest money saving proposition they ever
went up against.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
RADWAY-S PILLS N ACCOUNTING
STOMACH TROUBLE.
MEssRs. RADWAY Z @.

MEsSRS RADWAY & CO.:
Dear Sirs:-I know q business man on
the east side Of town who has for years
been aLfnS ana suffering agoniZing pains
IN the stomach. The doctors. from Prof
Jacooy down TO others by the dozens.
could neither effect a cure nor could they
even tell what the malady was. He, a
lew years ago, crossed the Atlantic to
consult German doctors without result
used 70 call q his store every few
months and heard his tale Of woe. He
said while i'll he was never able 10 re-
tain his food and at certain times Of
pam which lasted an hour or so. when he
acted as mailman, breaking chairs, etc,
ana having to give up business for the
time being. Food never staid IN his
stomach longer tnan half an hour. Yes
Ierday, after q lapse of IS months, cali
ca AGAIN. and 10 my surprise ne was sttI
awe and looking well. I asked after mis-
heaIth- He said he has peen well for
over a year and has gained 40 pounds IN
weight. l wanted TO know what doctor
naQ cured him. This is what he told me:
ABOUT year ago or over, a man came 70
MS store telling him he had been sick
very much the same as he was for some
time, and tried Railways Pills, when
quickly cured him. He at once decided
70 use the pills The druggist did not
nave any. and tried 20 give him another
KIND, but "a ne insisted on Railways, they
were procured for him the next day. He
only took one a. night and ne Immediately
felt better. He kept up for a time to
take the pills. and from the first day 10
this day his maIady never returned.
s. H @. ULRICH,
32s E. 61st ST.. New York City.
October 7th, 1898.
For years I have been troubled with
rheumatism and dyspepsia. and came 70
the conclusion 10 try your pills. I i'm
mediately found great relief from their
use. l feel like a new man. since I CON-
menced taking them and would not now
be without them. The drowsy, sleepy
feeling I used TO have has entirely disap
peared. The dyspepsia has left me and
my rheumatism is gone entirely. I am
satisfied if any one 50 afflicted viii give
Railways Pills a trial they viii surely
cure them, for I believe It all comes from
the system being out Of Order-the liver
not doing its work
GEORGE s. SCALLY,
10 Nassau Street, New York.
March % lS9S''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
THAT THROnBENs. MEADACHE

Would quickly leave you. if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands OF
sufferers have proved their matchIess
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take
Try them. only . cents Money back If
not cured. Sold by c. Gehring, druggist
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528 East Douglas Avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06

"A RH- Etienpe-a b. Paris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
DadWay's
u Pills
Secure Perfect Digestion

BY their ANTI-BILIOUS properties they
stimulate the liver in the secretion Of the
Die and It's discharge through the hillary
o1cts- These Pills, in doses from Two 10
TOUR, viii quickly regulate the action OF
5ae liver and free the patient from these
disorders. One or two Of Railways Pllls
taken daily by those subject 10 bilious
pains and torpidity Of the liver. viii keep
the system regular and secure healthy
digestion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-06
Shoes

to you that We're selling shoes at great deal less
than regular shoe Dealers 1t has if you have bought
from If you haven't, try pair Of East Side
Racket Shoes and see the difference.
528 East Douglas Avenue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

bette fnieie, wdbrenb Der Gbor Der
'iirtinildeu Gapelle einen y lalm lang.
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beili9e Sbor acknowledgement ,oar.
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solbenen &eue cine M0rtell1i6t aus,
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sroBes &reus trus, peri6lolien. Die
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cannon l.-gine aus ga=
ter, Wtntter unb pier &isbern bette
benOe Snbianerfamilie lit 5reitas
abeno in Solse elmer @eIolin= grploz
1ton perbrannt, lpdbreno cine smeite,
aus orsi Yerlonea beitebenbe s;amilie
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Dunoea bapontrus. Die Benton
Transportation Co.. hattie in gis=
mard am SluBaTer finfs Spsiids nit
9alotan iteben, Die NIT eiuam Boot
~beforsert merosa foutsnl 0as ufer
ltarsss Elm uns. bas gauge Del rann
tn ben 6luB, nit aasnu1me zines
sOttSas, Der Ton einetn, Sssoianer oe=
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ben ais &erofSn uerfauft murbe. Ereiz
tag abenS sri6a bsrr Snoianer, sci.
len 5same IsarbOn,:et lit. Elm 3inb.
boS5 an, Inn Gin OtaaB sa fauen, als
oer Sotti6 ~esrlooirta,.
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2pfaI=Npti5ens.

a. @utes, itets frii6es, Mppetia,
e~rresenses. Saail9 Der ueribtebeniten
Sorten miro Dem &dufes, itets init,
.sr0Bter 3uusrfommenbeis uerabreidt.
int @elddfte Der Sirma Soft & 9ar,mF
err fen
E Or. @m. 3ambroer, Der
felt suolf Sabren in uaierem Nabbar=
OFT gben Saaep prastisirte, bat iid,
oalsrnb in ct. glaao nieber9elaiien
unb pobnt ON gde con 1. StraBe urS'
8 9na iibli9. Ct mirb ii9, baups
id9li9 auf Office. 4raris unb narnest.
li9 auf aue 9rsniiden uub> Sral,sn=
f~rantbeiten beidranten. 8eSasterS roc
tor bat iabretanse grfahrlna anb
empfieblt lt9 beitens benz st. gloub
Yublifum. @r mtrb aas, reet unb
sewineni6aft bebienen. 52s6
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Nubbers unb neberlduben gu ben nieb=
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fel Bel las @ir earantiren unlere
&ubbesa @enn lie bredben, erbaltst
Sbr Elm neues gaar baiar BEL g g.
brIber gbeIbrod 51=ba
sprereibSnsler BON Sanhe fxo
anf bic 4n3eise Der ct. Gloun Gros
tera Gompanp 9inesmieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-12-27

I'D e Gan.
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&odp Rountein &g.
wertbpslles @si6sra fir bie Nv
50 Seats. Saast @ureu apOtbefe
Weartan Wolitor.
~ nnen &orratb cn @inta
l6usen mar nieaals 10 sraS mte issi
unb mir sasantisen uniers 9rsiIss !
nteSris wie fonEpo. @ebrI5a
g>Selbrnd. Gasf
-Sifh Sa elmer rem Ben ,rselei
rsel9e basn Golben Naetar absssoet
saben; Set Dein Sers pou meset n
Starfe unb Srobiinn2 @ena Md
bann ai1n1at &odp Rountain, sbe
Sragt' @urtn Ipotbeter so. Wnatto
- Seet lit be 3eit, ;a Der 8
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@inter. @ir 5aben eaten gut
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@raelbrod.. 514
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@idigan..

Oetrott.- @ouu. gineree bat
lt4 torneu BON Der reputt:sanif6eu
Partet losseiast. Die 9erenlaiiuna
b'ersu CAB Die abpeiiuns ieiner Bee
lteurunSs : gortase imo Sermte. gr
ertldrte, baB ct bon nun an I'M .Snte-
relle Der bemofratii6en 8ar.ei arbei=
ten 1perOe. Ste albmeiiuns Ie;aer gor=
lase fllr bobere Seiteueruns ser GiIen=
babn=9eleal6aften unb anbereu aor=
poratlonen sebt' ibnen iebr sp Sersen.
er l6reibt bieielbe BEN Staats= Sena-
tor WeUstuan unb ben gtisnbabn=@e=
leal6aften gu.
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Mbtnn9 Iart,ser!

sSir erbdltsn iebeu Sag 9uittser iinb I'D
anlern ileutR, gewaltie grossn S9un
NIT trodene!n Saumateaial iebweber Ell
ansefiiat, eu6 meiBe Ndbtems Sbinbel.f
the nno msise Geber= SbinbeIn. SessIsi
baben aQeS orten Staum @abmen unbsS
rem, 8alf;. Sadteiue, Cement unb Saam
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modem, oaB Sbr Gnar Sois bereinbria9t
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Sarrsi. @ir batau quite rotbe Geaer-St
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einaa sroBen Srptbam. menn Ssts, fa0s
etraas in S%aumatcrial faufeu NJ ut, mid
uaS uoripr.1t.
o. g. SarfneS & 60.
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&c In mtsx 3atarrt tn tifer 0e8tas bee "a nbeS
ale rpn aaea anberen 8raathstten ,xfoinmen, unb
tts In ben lsstsn Satren gait or ais untetibar. Uteie
Sabre fan ~ssfldrten Dpftsren itn fur eiae lsfdle
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Re Tin NIT dr,tli1er Betaahluns beadnsie nt6t fu'
itrttn, erilGrten fe TIN fir nnbetitar. Die Wtftns
{haft tat bemteIen, has Satarrb etne Gsahituttpns.
f~ronfbeit Ia unb teetalb son fitutfsneae 8etaneluns
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ftlu ttexede 8ur I'M Mortte. STE rtrb tnnsrit4 Va
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syutu nb Declare fur teben Saa, BE-. &c IN inrtrsl
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B. s. gbsnts& 9 o., Gsises .olts.
Terlouft son auea Gppthefera, 70 etnts.
Salts Tamilieu: Hiaen bic beisu.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Gib Sanbiebube
Mccba Sansibube.

Sio @loues in al ben beiteu S%abrifaten ST.
S1.O0, l.25, 1.50, 1.75, $500.
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Serrli6er &orratb an ieioenen Nittens
soc, 75c, S1.0O, LBS, 1.50, LIS, $500.
Wp6a uno &ip Mittens fir Gamen SOC,
Use, S1.O0, 1.25, 1.5O; fir &inber 25c, soc.
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(cNtsteu.)
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uilb bic b~etreilenocn 8ilr9en 9nt9ebeiBen q.
8. @ruber, County IIbitor iiir $40, 900 nit
ben Siir9en Sobn 3app ul0 Otid. WaieruS.
-@brilt. S6nlitt, Sountps S6abmeiiter fir
$4,000 nit ben Siir9en Sbas. s. Mebrotb,
DITTO s. Weerotb, 9S. Sqrter, 6. %. 9Solter,
8. u. Mc0Dndlo, Martin Wplitor, Sran;
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barb, Sbeo. Sriiuer. sos. S6iuiuger, g. 8.
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ter Scobn S6i6en, Nib. Weper, :. Stauol,
S. y. Samlnerel unb Did. !Waierus Dap.
!. Calhoun, 9tadlaBridter fir $1,000 nit
ben Siirgen 9. g. &apiu uno gSm. @eiter=
mann.-Sobn DC. Gmmel, llrtunben= Reei=
itrar fir $4,000 nit ben gir9eu Scobn .3app
llno Sbeo. Srilner.-Sreb. S6ilplin, Sberiii
fiir $4,000 nit ben Siirgen .. 8. Sapiu uno
3. 9. WcSlnre.-S8m. j. Sonobue. Gountp=
alnmalt fir $1,000 nit BEN giirgen g. q.
oilbert uno Sobm 60i6en.-S. q. Yinault,
Acknowledgement fiir $4,000 nit ben Siir9en
Geo. Meper llnb Otatb. Sorl6.
Gln Gelll6 fiir ~SerringerIng Der Steuern
oes u. 6. Gramb mrrbe benz Bparo inter
breitet unb 9enlaB elmer Gmpfebluns oes
Stabtratbs cine Serringerltn9 pom S22. 07
fir sic Sabre 1898 unb 1899 benz Staatsau=
bitor empfoblen. agf stutras ma6te Der
Sparo folSenoe Se%wtuigunsen fir @eee=
uno Sriiden= 3wede: Conn Miblep 1868. IS;
Sown ct. Illguita $500. auf Nntrag Ser
bis 0 lbr Wittwo6 Morsen.
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SaibsmtM6cr.

Dies iii Der 0eiutbteite Nrtifel fir9Seina6tSs
eeihenfe. SSir baben lie pom le. bis 81. so
Inb eimfad'.
Giia6 rein iiuHene SaI1entil5er pom &c
bis SOC per Stid.
Seiebt bus berrlihfe SdInentuh fir 25c,
rein liunen. init Del $>lub 9eitltte Snltlale
6 in elmer Shohtel.
GrcBer &orrath Gil ierreu Salhentiidsrn
III allen Sorteu ron &c bis soc.
Serrlide @ertbe III Is uno 25c. Setoene,
eiufade NIB NIT Snitialeu periebene Sal6en=
tiiber.
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- Selle salsen iinO elm unfesiba=
rer ansetser Der @aiunbbeit, besli@e
Seafter, aus benen gupiO feline gfeile
losi9ieBt. Sandp Mountain s esma6t
beae ause,h Srast guren asasbefer
Martin Wtolitoe.
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GIcaantcr Sprratb an Spi=
tem=Nprbdm9en.

Gas Gaar III SOC, 75c, $1.OO. 1,25, 1.50,
It's, 200 2.25, $50, 800, $50, 800, $50,
500, 600, $50, $50, 9.G0, $1,000.
Eortiers III 81 30, $50, $50, $50, 800,
5, 6, $50, $50, 900, $1,000.
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Iancb @aaren.

Serrlthe S6ir;en.
9teue Sorten 6erren Muilers.
Sancp Striimpfbdnoer.
Naucp diueiii6e SG6er.
Serrli6er Sorrdtb an EDrlen.
Die ueueite Sorte @iirtel.
Serrlibe neue &rauatten.
SGnoer III nlcu Sorteu uno Sarben.
Spe;ielle3 SargGin III 0tolre.
SGnoer Ill Is Gents.