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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
WILL COMPLY WITH THE LAW
Local Railroads VIII Equip Cars
W 18th Automatic COupIerS

In com pliance with the act passed by
congress in 1898 the railroads, beginning
August Z will use only cars equipped
with autoi natic couplers and safety ap-
planes.
Congress in 1898 passed law compen-
ing all railroads to make these improve
ments on equipment The act at that
date stated that these changes should
be made at once and that the law would
be effective January l, 1929 The ral-
roads represented. however, that it would
changes in so short a time. An extern
sion Of one year was granted by con-
Gress at the end of which time it was
Bgain extended to August !, 1900 The
railroads have spared no efforts since the
act became a law to make these i'm
provernents and at this date have nearly
all their cars equipped with the safety
couplers.
An official Of the Santa Fe operating
department said yesterday: Nearly all
our cars are already supplied with the
automatic couple-s and the ones which
have not been equipped have been Or
dered the shops for the necessary i'm
provements.
I'VE of course will comply with the
law. and all cars which have not under
gone the change will not be used until
the improvements have been made"
Rock Island official made the same
statement in substance, regarding the
attitude of his cOmpanv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
What wichita People Can Expect
Here Oh xentembar 5fh

The immensely of the crowd to be here
on September on the occasion of the
Woodmen of the World log rolling can
only be sized up correctly when it is
taken into consideration that 20 600 peo-
pie attended a district log rolling at Gin
ton, No, Wednesday. The meeting here
VIII be given by the state association
and more people are interested, conse-
quently the attendance is bound to be
larger in proportion TO the size of the
undertaking. Chairman Weik attended
the log rolling at Clinton and CONTRACTED
for a number of bands to come here,
among which is the Fort Scott Concert
band. This organization took first prize
in the contest at Clinton and will be
entered here. The Fort Scott drill team
also was awarded first prize and it will
compete for the prize here. The bands
that VIII be here viii be the cream of
such musical organizations from Okla
homa and Kansas and there will be no
lack of amusement from this source.
Every arrangement is being ade to han
die the crowd and send the visitors arvav
feeling that they have been most royal
" entertained The log rolling u,erat ure
being sent ont is a great advertisement
for Wichita and If the crowd does MT
number 20 600 those who are at the head
Of the undertaking viii be greatly DIS
appointed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
BIG COLORADO BUSINESS
All Trains Ont of Wichita Comfort
ahIp Filled Yesterday

The railroads in this age of prosperity
have no cause for complaint over the
Colorado business, and each out going
train for the west has a large party for
the Rockies. Each day during the past
few weeks many tickets have been sold
for Colorado and other western points,
and yesterday was no exception 20 the
rule The Missouri Pacific had an excur-
sion and twenty-five tickets were sold at
the Wichita office. while Conductor Steve
Hayden brought fifteen Colorado tourists
through from eastern points in Kansas.
The Santa Fe road sold twenty-one tick
cts and the Rock Island nineteen. max
ing total OF fify-fve out Of Wichita
alone. The present low rates will con-
tinue through all Of August. and proba-
bly, longer, and ii is expected that at
least 100 Wichitans viii combine pleasure
with rest on the shady sde Of Pixies
Peak
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
CITY In 3 RE.

Mr.. W. b. Smith has gone 10 Colorado
for rest and recreation.
Captain 8. y. Bridgeman Of Ada. l. T..
IS in the city on business.
Robert Lawrence and family have gone
to Colorado for an outing
c. ". Biting IS down from Kansas
City for few days on business.
J. ". Musselman has returned from a
short camping trip near Augusta
DR.. Minnick and wife left yesterday FOR
Colorado. where they viii spend the sum-
mer.
II. c. Shields, the handsome travelling
passenger agent Of the wabash. was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Jenie Davis Of St Louis. IS the
guest OF her cousins. Mrs. Harry Snyder
and Mrs. A Bamberger.
Under Sheriff syl Dunkin surprised lis
friends at the court house yesterday ~
appearing without his nustsche.
C. r Fulton returned home yesterday
from Geuda Springs. where he has been
for the past week recuceraung.
Paul Noble Of the Frisco district ticket
Office was among the Colorado tourists
yesterday He = OF on bis vacation.
Fffty-one cases were flied in tho dis
trict court during the month u jug.
large number % then are divorce cases.
J. D. Fllatter. special agent % tie
Shawnee. Fire Insurance company. was
down from Topeka yesterday on business.
Mrs. Al P1ercs. formerly Mrs Jetty o,
this city. made a flying yisft 70 hey fssher
on her way 10 Denver % Join her hus-
band
Nj A. J. corBins. agent Of the Santa
Re al Guthrie, was n TIE ci;y ysstsrviaT.
Ar. Corkins is on MS VA 20 TIRE mon
tafns 70 spend bis vacation
Repairs were being made at hose hoass
No. I yesterday b. the Ere boys TIE
soor n come Il the stalls sas bsinE r.
placed and ether repairing tsns
Mrs Harvey Ho-nsr. arc ng4nied ~
her daughter. H-s M.rlA ard fro-ssr.
Mr. York left yesrsrSsy FOR &snit1~s %
spend tss bslzro> 81 tss sur-rssr
NJ ~. -. cas-sn q ~ Eaxis ccrr1'cs
works. has besn swa-des ias cohtfs-t
FOR he SAFE. copper a11 ~ T'rk - re
new Missouri Paste ss2ot II IRIS 81.
sasse Aass-~,a vs~ruz TSeuzs AoS-r-
s5a &, fhs die - divorce sass nzss ~
~ 1ss.-1-- cSurt yes.sTGST Arid ~ AZ
C9aIv are sas a;,ornsR fpT -. piasnflT
T1s s-e eeozrrzs--t nae a ra- 49,
,e-yssv - ~ So-1h Ws;sr st--et % II
rs-ait os ~. nss x sAsosss. = ~asAsar /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
WANT A TRANSFER
Rock Island Damage Suits
May Yet Reach U. S. Courts
STATE PREJUDICE CHARGED
VIII be Heard Before Judge
Hook Tomorrow.

The Rock Island Railway company
which is made defendant in the several
damage suits resulting from the horrible
collision at the Douglas avenue crossing
have the cases transferred to the fed
eral court This was tried before when
one Of the cases came up for trial but
the petition was denied. There were two
party defendants and the railroad claim
ed diverse citizenship, but when the
hearing was held the court decided that
the case came under the Jurisdiction Of
the state court Two Of the cases grow
ing out Of this accident have already
been decided and in both instances judg-
ments were returned against the rail-
road company.
Now comes the defendant IN the three
remaining cases and petitions the court
to transfer them to the United States
court. Diverse citizenship is not alleged
in this instance but the petition sets up
that prejudice is held out against the
company to the extent that an unbiased
jury can not be obtained in this county
or any other county under the jurisdic-
ton of the state to where the cases
might be transferred on a change Of
venue No motion was ever fled by the
defendant company asking for a change
Of venue, but it appears to be particu
lsrly interested in having its cases heard
by the federal court.
The petitions asking for the transfer
were filed several days ago and they will
be argued before Judge Hook in cham
bers at Leavenworth tomorrow. NJ A.
Low, chief counsel for the Rock Island
road in Kansas, and W. F. Evans, To-
peka attorney, represent the defense.
The plaintiffs attorneys in all three of
the cases are Houston & Brooks of this
city, and Mr.. Houston left for Topeka
last night and will tomorrow go to Leav-
enwor-th to present his side Of the argu-
ment
The three cases involved in the motion
TO have them transferred are brought by
John c. Marshall, who is administrator
of the estate Of his wife, who was killed
IN the collision, sues for $4,000 dam
agesI George McTaggart, who asked for
$4,000 for alleged personal injuries, and
c. G. Durrand, who asks the court to
allow him damages for being deprived
Of the services Of his wife, who lost her
life in the disastrous collision. Neither
of these cases have been tried
MIR. Durrand was given damages in the
dist riot court here in the sum of $4,000
for the death Of his wife and s175OJ for
perst NAL injuries to himself. making a
total Of s27,5O0. Both of these cases were
appeal ed and are now pending in the su-
EDrerne court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
CYCLONE DAVIS Is COMING
Texas Pol tician VIII Tell Wichita
How 1t Happened.

Cyclone Davis. the Texas war horse,
who has created quite a furore OF ex-
scitement in fusion politics. Is coming 10
Wichita. Hewitt be here next Tuesday
and arrangements are being made to
have him make two addresses, on in the
open air in the afternoon and the other
at night either az Garfield hall or the
Auditorium. He IS booked to PROFOUND
question touching upon imperialism,
trusts and other like topics picked up by
the opposition for a campaign. Mr..
Davis was at the Fort Scott convention
and is touring the state in the inter
est OF Bryan and Breidenthal He IS IN
the hands OF the state committee and the
word was received Yesterday by VIII
Ayres that he would be here on next
Tuesday. He will speak at Hutchinson
on Monday. The city members OF the
Populist county central COMMITTEES have
charge Of the arrangements and a meet
ing was held yesterday afternoon at Jim
Taps store 10 provide for entertain
ment. SO much has been heard oi Cy-
clone Davis that many are DESTROYS a
hearing him speak The committee have
not decided where the meetings are 10
De held
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
BOTH ARE IMPROVING
Mrs. Miller and: Y ISIS Gilbert Thought
to he Much Eeffer

The condition of both Mrs. Miller and
Miss Gilbert of the runaway accident,
was much improved yesterday. The first
noticeable Improvement in Mrs. Millers
condition was apparent and she remained
conscious a greater part of the day.
She talks of various things to those per
nitted in the room but as yet has no
distinct remembrance of the accident
last Saturday. She did not complain of
the pain in her head as much as usual
and the arm which was so painful for
several days has ceased to attract her
attention only at intervals.
Miss Gilbert continues to improve and
every day lessons the danger of iufam
nation in her lungs. She is still very
irritable and insists in knowing who
the callers are at the house. The wounds
on her neck and chin are healing rapidly,
although they give trouble yet, in swal-
lowing. The heat apparently affected her
yesterday more than usual, but she rest
ed easy last night.
The Improvement Of yesterday in both
patients is considered by the physicians
to be very encouraging and from present
indications the young women will be out
Of serious danger within a short time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED
OF Miss Flora TiIrord Griffin at salt
Lake CITY

The engagement OF Miss Flora Tilfo.d
Griffin 10 NJ. EI5r:dge I. Thomas Of
Salt Lake City IS announced. Miss
Flora Tilford Griffin Is the niece Of D.
". Tllford Of this city and lived here
from 1884 to 1S90. She was q bright.
winsome, young woman and had many
friends here She attended the Lewis
Academy The Salt Lake City Tribune
says:
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H Griffin an
nounce the enEssement Of their daughter
Flora Tlford and Esbridge L Thomas.
The marriage VIII take place this fai.
This biz OF news viii create decided in
terest in society circes. Miss Griffin IS
Sha daughter 81 the we'll known railroad
commissioner and has been a distinct
belle. Mr.. Thomas Is son OF ex-Gov
Arthur L Thomas and has host OF
friends n this city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03

clothes. The explosion ignited the cloth
ing. causing slight damage
A suit % quiet the uue on wichita
property was fled in the district court
yesterday in which r. A. Sankey r tho
plaintiff and IL n. Blair OF a.. defen-.
dants
Chas McColister. who has been visit
ing with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. 81
McCOIlister, has returned 10 Fort Riley.
Mr.. McCo,hster Is a tvumpeter IN battery
f OF the Third artillery.
The Republican Central committee for
the county meets IN Judge 7. Is. walls
Office next Saturday at 2 O'Clock p. m. a
former notice said { O'Clock. This might
rnislead some. The hour Is O'Clock
The uniform driI team % Harmony
Council, r. A. 4. VI 60 20 Belle pane
tonight 70 exenpufy the degree ~3rS for
the lodge At that place Visiting lsRea-
tons are expected from Wiuleid. Fsll-
ington and other towns.
End Daily Journal. Matt J. Parrs't. q
Wichita. was In the city Oh m0ndsy.
leaving for the south tins morniuE pr.
Farrett Is an old-tine friend ~ .. &.
Parker and Charley DangerHeld wbsn
they nved IN The Windy won Ter He
staked the lot next east - DauE-r1oid's
restaurant on The dag % the opening aEd
would Ike 70 buy 70 back nov.
Bud JeterH young fellow VINO likes
coda pep. vas arrested last eTeaing a.
the Salvation Army meeting charged Hifh
disturbing the peace. From what oIt
Be learned Jeters zas masIrE himself
obnoxious az the tent and hsd hges3
club ard hit a fellow on RE jsw. ne =
slso zala - have filn 1rsr 70 ~ WIN
his bicycle Tae arreaf saa made - De
tectis sutton I'D Asassy ard P1iiessaan
f--.--f@~a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
WILL DISCUSS POLITICS
Political Situation Will be Gone Over
by Populist Nominees.

]. P. Campbell, candidate for congress
man in the Seventh district on the Popu-
list ticket, went to Topeka last night
where he was called in consultation with
the Populist state central committee
which meets there today. All Of the
state and congressional candidates viii
be in attendance, but the Seventh dis
trict muddle viii not be discussed. VIII
Ayers, chairman of the Populist congress
sional committee was booked TO usher
his presence before the committee, but he
is unable to attend on account OF busi-
ness matters occupying his time and at
tention. The meeting was called for the
purpose of finding out where they were
at" and the line campaign will be de-
cided upon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03

graph conpany's cables to Spain, the
Mediterranean ports, Africa, India,
China, Japan, Austria and the Philip
pines and with the Western Telegraph
company's cable to Brazil Argentine and
other parts of South America. The new
route via the Azores is the most direct
shortest and quickest to all these coun-
tries. The rates from Europe for the
present will be the same as those in
force by the existing cables Of the North
Atlantic cable companies This is the
most important development in ocean
cable extension for many years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
TRANSCRIPTS ARE FILED
Case OF Buford and Walden on Dis
trict Court Docket

The transcript in the case in which
Buford and Walden are charged with the
murder of the Santa Fe brakeman, has
been filed in the district court. This
case is one Of the most important which
will come up in the September term Of
that court and promises TO be holly con-
tested ON both sides.
The transcript for the case of Charles
Marion, charged with horse stealing has
also been filed in the district court from
the city court. The crime on which
Marion is held was committed near Che
ney and the horse recovered in the west
ern part of the state. Marion was ar
rested in Colorado.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
LOSE A BUILDING BY FIRE
One bold Company Building in Mar
ket square IN Buffalo Burns.

A dispatch from Buffalo yesterday re-
ported a big fire there early yesterday
morning, which destroyed buildings oecu.
pied by business houses with a loss of
$4,000 and the injury of two fremen.
The dispatch stated that six of the build
ings belonged to the Jacob Dold company.
Mr.. Fred Dold received a telegram yes
terday afternoon informing him that one
Dold building had burned on the market
square. This is many miles from the
packing plant in Buffalo. Mr.. Dold said
the loss of the building was $4,000, fully
covered by insurance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
SCHEMES AGAINST CAMPBELL
Fusion Bosses seek to Drive Him on
the Congregational Ticket

TIE Iane county Populsts have de-
clsred for Duvai tor congress. Here IS
their resolution:
Believing that TIE continuing OF tgo
candidates in the fed against tire Re-
publican candidate for congress yin not
only result in the election OF Mr. Long.
but Will stso work harm 20 the state ard
national tickets. and tia; a ia-ge major
ity % the Peoples party voters of this
county are confident that Claude Duval
Is upcs the stronger man. we 3nst-u<
our congressional committeeman 10 Use
every means IN hts power % bring ab1ut
the Withdrawal q Mr.. Campbell and TIE
placing q Mr.. Duval's name upoa the
PeopIe's party TICKET
Meanwhile. L p. cAmpSsii. the PSoU-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
With HE OUTSIDE WORLD
New Cable 10 the Azores IsiSnd Now
in Operat on

The Commercial Gable company's new
cable to the Azores Island IS lad and in
operation. 1t connects at the Island Of
Fsyal with the Europe ard Azores com
pany'S cable from the Azores 10 Portu-
ga and completes the Commercial :
fourth route across the Atlantic 1t IS
TIE nrst cable 10 connect the Azores d.
rect win America Il also opens direct
communication fcr the first time betw-es "a
the United Sfa1es and Portugal The
Europe and Azores company's cab e
makes connection az Lisbon with the
Portuguese land lines The Eastern Tae-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
He LIKES WICHITA
Napier to Move Here From
Colorado,

Mr.. James Napier of Trinidad, Col,
who has been visiting with friends in the
city for several days, has returned to his
home. Mr.. Napier is engaged in the min
ing business in Colorado, and as soon as
possible Will close out his affairs in that
state and intends to move his family to
this city to make this a permanent resid-
ing place. He is we'll pleased with Wich-
tia and its commercial opportunities and
on his return TO the city will embark in
business here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
MARRIED Al AUGUSTA
Rev Fleming I Rites AasOn 7utan and
Hiss GeOrxae COUNSEL.

On August md. at TIRE home OF the
brides parents NJ. and Mrs. Connsr.
Kansas. occurred the marriage
% NJ. Arson c. Rutsn and Georgia
CounsiI. Rev. 4. 3. Fleming orscsated.
The weddiog Was u cule; one, only the
Immediate relatives seing present
&r. and Mrs. Rutsn will reside .n
Wichita and wiz be ar home TO their
friends on College Hia. after August &.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
COMING Local EVENTS.

Fieher's wgtarY oand q wichita vii
give a laTa s,tlal ~ re corner ~ Hs-a
sad Pine streets nszt Wednesday even
fng AoE1st 9 Evrrybo@y invited
cation are Te0gea - % fneef al os1~r
heuss AgEast ~ ? n. o. make Era
arrangsnsatz ~ re aaraa Bi.uiz.
Auxuat =. 81 Grsifrsastsfas PARK
The wichita w C. 2 T. vii ho.d
aoeisl n So avn al bAs@n~at ~ 80
court houss Frasg evening l1s ~Fra=s.
cake and ieHoaass 80 80 asrser * 80
bT Professa~a saaw sHs B.s.u Efsrg-
body fnEfe1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
Is A WICHITA HORSE
Josephine ID ken Gets Second Place
at Il cir. elk. EOMa

Josephine Dixon. one of the race horses
taken away early in the summer by ]. B.
Chandler of this city. won second place
in the free-for-all trot at HedrIcK, Iowa,
yesterday. The time in the race was
2:l5; 2:13 IL; 2:13 1-2. One of the most ex-
citing features of the day was a dead
heat between the winner of the race
Nearotta and Josephine Dixon in 2:15 IL
Mr.. Chandler has quite a large number
of horses which were wintered IN Wich-
ita and has them entered throughout the
western circuit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
WAS ALWAYS A PROTECTIONlST
Correction Of Report as to Harry
Schweiter's Politics.

Recently the Eagle said that Henry
Schweiter had been a Democrat up TO
seven years ago. This is a mistake.
Henry Schweiter has been a protection
ist from the first time he could cast a
vote. He has voted for every Republican
nominee for president since he began vot-
ing. He voted for Grant, Hays. GARFIELD.
Blaine Harrison and Mckinley. He is a
Republican, and the first report was in
error.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
MISS JENNIE SHAW HERE
Will Give an introductory Recital
Saturday Evening.

Miss Jennie Shaw will give recital
complimentary to the patrons and friends
of the Kelso school of music Saturday
evening at o'clock. She Will be assist
ed by Miss Mabel Larimer, contralto.
The following program will be rendered:
The Two Skylarks. .Leschetizky
Romance ..........................S chumann
Waltz, OPP. 8 ....I...............Wie niawsAi
Miss Shaw.
Love and the World is Mine.......
Miss Larimer.
Gavotte ..Dreyschock
Miss Shaw.
Quando a lie Lieba .Gounod
Miss Larmer.
Berceuse ................... Chopin
March Militar ........... Schubert Tausig
Miss Shaw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrac,
and Land company. Il. NJ. Dubois. Ab-
strasteFrCeart House. Phone 1851
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Ophelia r Phelps to Joseph II. An
derson, lots p and Is Avenue B.
Valley Center ......---...-........-...s 81
C. Gehring 10 Sophia A Kopstein.
east half lot s. block 3. Perry's add. IS
II. L. and /. r Cole TO Media Pop
pleton, lot 80. Central avenue.
Meals addition ............-......... 90
George I. Harris 70 city Trust Co.
lots ~ and 81 Douglas avenue. En-
glish's addition ......-...............-.. 900
Maria L Blair 70 Dora z. Rich
mond. lots odd II 70 1s3, Rs-h-
mond avenue. Richmond addition. a
Mara l. Blair Chase 20 Dora r
Richmond. lots is and IS. Rich
mond avenue. Richmond addition. =
Joseph Levers - Bertha Maxwell.
southeast quarter section =. 3
east ...-.--.-.--..-..- -..--.-.-----.----- 15S
Bertha Maxwell 70 Earnest Sch'ap-
kohl. southeast quarter section =.
*. east .-..-.....-..---.----.--.-- et9l
George P White 20 Jesse " WI
more. lots * and IS, Laura avenue.
Hy5e's addition ..--.....-----.------- -
G W Gacksrbach et al 70 B1zr1 %
% Church Extension general synod
Evangelical Lutheran church Got
- Topeka avenue. Meals add
tio4 ----.-.s--..-- y----+--'---f------
John Henry Brtnknan 70 3. = Dali
ley. south half so1thv.st quarter
section - x East .....-.......-.-... 1s1
Dean Gordon 70 Thomas Sps5sr. j,
e Main street. Fstzge-slds add
Ton ............. .....--.......-.-..... s.
Lztays.t. Simpson % LizE.s p Nzr
Ar6s5zle, lots e~e- - 70 y sn6
east haIs Got Il. University .vs71A.
University Pace addition .-.--.--.- 30
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03

August 4th. Services will be held all day
A special day each year is set aside TO
render benevolence thanks for all pro-
ducts produced from old Mother Earth
The services will be conducted by Old
Elder johnny Wise and our home minis
ters A cordial invitation Is extended to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
no CIeanse cine system

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bilious, to permanently overcome habisual
constipation, TO awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity. without irri-
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made by the California Fig SYrup Co.