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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22

right TO receive attention, and last year
was a record breaker In this very salu-
tary effort. It was universally admitted
by all the delegates and visitors that the
official badges Of the Wichita delegation
were the handsomest and most unique
and attractive of any there. The city
went in their own private Pullman car
and the delegation was larger oy far
than ever. This year it Is proposed to
outdo the successful effort Of a year ago
and probably send two full Pullman cars
and advertise our growing stock interests
right To this end Mr.. Fred Dold, the
Paugh Commission company, the Union
Live Stock Commission company, Healy
C Co. and c. A. Stuart & Co have COM
menced active preparations and not only
stockmen and those directly concerned in
stock interests, but anyone in the city are
all cordially invited ana urged to unite
and make up big delegation from here.
Arrangements have already been made TO
secure the Pullman cars and it has been
fixed that the nominal charge OF IS per
person viii entitle him TO the comforts
there and back and for two days while
there, Of an up TO date Pullman. Each
car viii hold twenty-eight people, and II
ffty-six are secured which VIII no doubt
be very easy, two cars win be chartered.
Secretary VIII Bolton announces that
probably a rate of one fare round trip
viii be made. Chicago, ST Louis St.
Joseph, Sioux city, Omaha and Denver
viii all have one and perhaps two special
cars, and Wichita, right at the gateway
Of the vast stock growing domain Of
Oklahoma and which is the most CON
venient and closest market for this
stock, does not propose to drag along be-
hind the band wagon any.
This year has seen wonderful strides in
the growth of the stock yards business
and it is a suggestive and significant fact
that a large per cent OF these greatly in
creased receipts are consigned from Okla
homa, and this is largely due TO the fine
representation of the city at these meet
ings Of the Oklahoma Livestock associa-
ton. In a day or two Mr. Dold Will re-
ceive samples for the official badges and
no delay ought to be allowed by those in
tending to attend. Many of the jobbers
and large merchants and other CONNER
eial concerns of Wichita have their sep-
resentatives at these meetings and they
ought all to collaborate and promptly
signify to Mr.. Dold or any Of the above
ahmed commission firms their intention,
SO that it can be determined the number
going and arrangements made according
". This should be done at once, as the
convention viii be held from February
u to Il inclusive. the Wichita delegation
leaving here the morning OF the 18th, ar
irving at Woodward that evening at 4
O'Clock. The use Of the car at any and
all times during the stay there is a mat
ter Of convenience and comfort which
many viii be only too glad to avail
themselves Of. This should be attended
to at once and assure no one being over
looked
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
It WASCOMP LOCATED
Divorce Is Finally Granted TO
Mrs. Parker.
AFTER SEVERAL SUITS
Alienation of Affections Was
Also involved.
'ERAL SUITS

Judge Dale yesterday granted a peti-
ton in an interesting divorce suit FLED
by Judge Wall The title Of the suit is
E. Blanche Parker against II. c. Parker
The couple were married in this county
December q. 1857. and have six children.
The charge alleged in the petition is one
Of abandonment, 1Ire. Parker claiming
that her husband left her without cause
in September. 1894 Parker. it is alleged.
went TO Kinghsher o. T.. and after a
short residence there filed petition for
divorce, The case was contested in the
local courts. Judge Wall appearing for
the defendant and after The case had
been heard the court decided against the
complainant. Later Mrs. Parker brought
suit for damages against her husband 5
parents, claiming that they had alien
ated his affections from her. The date
for the case to be tried in the district
court of this county had been set and
the jury had finally been impanelled
when the attorneys for the respective
parties agreed upon s1,0I0 as a settlement
Of the case and the suit was dismissed.
Mrs Parker is a resident Of Waco
townhip and has considerable money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
ON NORTH MARKET
J. R. Mead Buys Another
twenty-five Feet
OF SMITH SKINNER BLOCK
Was Secured of w. H. Haynes
for $4,000.

Mr.. ]. R. Mead yesterday purchased
twenty-five feet OF the Smith-Skinner
block on North Market street OF VIM. H.
Haynes Of Chicago. the consideration be-
ing 5000. Mr.. Mead already owns the
south twenty-five feet of the block, and
this gives him the south fifty feet at the
present time. Mr.. Haynes has the north
fifty feet, having purchased another
twenty-five feet some weeks ago, which
was announced in tbs Eagle.
The property is one Of the best in the
city and is Of three stories, brick The
lower floors are all well rented, as are
the upper floors and are in good posi-
ton for wholesale houses.
This is not Mr.. Mead's first purchase OF
Wichita property by any means, and the
very fact that he has faith in Wichita
is much in evidence when one counts up
the investments recently made by him.
Mr.. Haynes has other property in Wich-
tia and will undoubtedly invest in other
real estate here in the near future It is
understood that the deal for the property
was made between the two interested
narffs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
HAYNES VS.. O'BRIEN
Jury Finds for the DOfendent in the
Action

In the suit of Haynes against O'Brien,
the jury yesterday returned a verdict in
favor Of the defendant The suit is one
Of considerable interest to the farmers of
this section and was closely followed by
them. O'Brien and Case, a party TO a
former suit rented adjoining farms from
Mr.. Haynes who is a resident of Chica-
go, H., but owns considerable property
in this city. The farms were rented upon
shares of the wheat raised upon the
tracts Haynes contended that the crops
were harvested and put in the granaries
and that he did not receive his share of
the wheat raised The other side held
that they had no intention of defrauding
Haynes and that they would give him
all that is due him. When the case
against Case was tried it was lost 10 the
plaintiff by default. Haynes then had
Case arrested upon a charge Of embez-
Element and when tried IN the city court
he was bound over to the district court
on the charge, but was released upon
bond Amidon & Comfy represented the
plaintiff in the action and Helm & Smyth
appeared for the Defendant OBrien.
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RESULT is SPLENDID
DR.. Mehenna Tells OF His Marvellous
Liauor Esahft Cure

People have varying impressions q tho
manner in wfioh 1T. J. j. Mckeuua
treats his patients for the whisky habit
There have been many methods. some
mcs-e simple than others. bat for simple
ity and quicknezs the method which o..
McKenua uses cannot De beaten. To a
reporter for the Eagle who asked spop,
the matter, Or. McKenna sid- 'tThe
method IS very simple. When a man
comes TO me begin by giving him medi-
cine. He can drink as often as be wartr
To: that does not make any difference
The only request that I have is that be
should come 70 my rooms every hour ard
take his medicine and between times be
can drink as much aa Re wapts ta. re
VIII get over thar drinking part aftcr p
while The Medicine does net make the
patients sick They Do not feel unwel.
There Is nothing IN Ire medicine - caaas
peculiar feeling why. people AFTER
they have taken the medicine for ths
nouo~ habit feel weli and say fhat "a
havs not felt bettsr fo- DAYS ard years.
At first the person who comes - rne
1,rUsiiy does - o. she reQnet ~ rrne
relative or friend lie has ~ zJth 81
The cure. but he tries Is lust tae me
Fs takes the medicine ard while Re f
dalar & he talzes a drink f,etween times.
Tie wonders what effect ths r1s8iire 81
have OYER him Tfe waits patSentiT ss-
re effect. and wren s. does nor ar1ear
- usnallv taxes another 6rHk Bat -
FORE re three lass are ~ De- Gees nef
Gre sor WHISKY ar5 naturally Tonierz
har 81 har,nnrn rat ~ does rn- drink
any more. sad 9at S tae tet par.
sbous e."
Or. EeKe-ra has -rouzs 81 - Msnsat-
tan hotal ana vii - r. fhe cry us
balance - ire week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
PEOPLE READ ADV EASEMENTS
NEr. - y stevens Il Enthusiastic
Regarding aiS Biz sale

AR s. 81 Stevens ot ire stevens
Clothing company and uaaaeer e 1he
Modes clothinE ators, s. highy pleased
with the success 81 the trsr week e their
bis sale de says they have been olsg
every DAY. Last SATURDAY the crowd was
too much for hls force = c.erks AID ne-
oesslsattnz him ernps1Tins s9-tra help for
the second week Of the safe ~ stew
ems sass q -here ara any p1sns mn
in this modern age VINO hare anT d1o's
regarding peapse rsaaiue adrertleen
he can furnish AZ the p77c r ad
ask ,o~ 1ry Sr ~ me rrw ~
spending - the.- n
nen-s Women have alwags u8 asTr-
tiseznents. which ace1uuts r re-
knowleses C values. beslE a-ewT
tuyers thaa man ere. nut roy eFe-r17aT
Teads ads. Men are wasE -
evilence5 - tselr response g ais q ne
vario.-s SASS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
SAVE doctor's bills by giving FOLEY'S
MANY SHARES SOLD
Wichita Building Association in a
Einnrtahinp Condition.

As an evidence OF prosperity and good
times in Wichita, the Perpetual Building
and Loan Association Of this city since
the first Of this year, has sold more than
$4,000 in certificate shares and constant
demand IS made for the same The Off
ing their ANIMAL report which VIII oe fled
with tie state bank examiner within the
next week or two. Accompanying the
report win be a newly drafted constitu-
ton and set Of bylaws. The whole al
Eair VIII be gotten w in neat book form
ard viii BE sent to the various subscFi5-
ers for their perusaI.
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an apt story, or add TO the elucidahon
of a historical narration to a political dis
cussion. He was known for his kindness,
for his regard for others welfare and
everyone who knew him respected and
liked him.
He was employed by G. W. Beale, and
was taken i'll about week ago. Mr..
Beale, who had been down with the grip
himself, went to the farm at once and
had Mr.. Smith taken to the hospital
where every. care was given him. Tester-
day Mr.. Beale had the body prepared for
burial and sent to Chicago where Mr..
Smith had relatives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22

The Wichita OMce OK a Widespread
Concern. Equal 30 Amy Other.

The Hovey Medical association has
offices in number of cities and they are
ulBays busy. Dr. Hovey. the ola Shaker
and president OF the association. IS very
proud of The Wichita Once. Although in
a comparatively small city The physicians
here do a business always out OF proper
tion To It's size By this means The fame
of the association is spread over Kansas.
Colorado, oklahoma Indian Territory,
Arkansas and northern Texas.
In the waiting rooms or the association,
Nos. 81 g. and 50 Whine building. may De
found daily patients from these distant
parts. The members of the faculty of
the Hovey Medical ss'c-ation are
specialists and ACCEPT amy durable case
40 matter what the trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
BIRTH OF GRANDDAUGHTER
Cabled 70 Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter tsetto in
ssarrf,anH

Yesterday in Germany Mr.. ard Mrs.
Peter ceto received a cable from Wich-
ita which set their hearts throbbing with
JOY. 1t was news that they were grand
parents and there was waiting for them
In Wichita q bright baby grand-daugh-
ter, born yesterday afternoon to Mr.. and
AIRS. II. J. Mcdonald. Her name is to DE
Josephine and her drst day save promise
Of long lie fuu of JOY 10 be shared by
her fond parents and as fond grand-par-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
WANT BASEBALL GAMES
Outside Towns write 30 Wichita's
Mlanagers.

Already other towns are beginning 70
write 20 Wichita for games If baseball
Tor the coming season. Ar. 8rnton Ross.
manager Of the Fairmount baseball team.
has received "a nufoer of letters from
ether teams wanting ganes end IS at the
present time arraneine his schedule for
the season in Wichua. AIr. Ross IS
planning to eive Wichita some interes,
ins games of baseball The Paramount
team. have already been cut practicing
ard are getting in condition for the
contests OF the season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
LARGEST DELEGATION YET
VIII Represent " iehita at " OodFard
Next MoHfh

Arrangements are already being made.
and most vigorously. too. ~ TIE several
North End interests, the Union STOCK
Ys0is Company. the Dold Packlng eon-
pany. and the several livestock coTnua s.
sion firms for a great big Representation
ard energetic display 81 the coming an
nual meeting to be 1-ss early IN February
ary 81 woodward q the Oklahoma lave
stock association Every year YicAita
has advanced he- stock interests and TX
e-sea a. these important sessions her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
MASONIC HOME BOARD
Members WIN HoIa Business Session
To-day

Today at the Masonic Home, tho Ma
sonic home board viii meet for its annual
session. These meetings are to arrange
Cor the care and running of the home
and the entire directory and officers are
expected to be present
David b. Fuller OF Eureka, is president;
George w. Clark, first 1ice-president;
Mrs. e. w. Port Of Beloit, second vice
president; J. C. Postelwaite Of Jewell
City. secretary; r. u. Torriueton, treas
urer. The directors are: Colonel Loomls,
of Winfield; Colonel Toisington of New
ton; e. ~. wellington, Ellsworth: and
Colonel Thomas G. Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs BEistow have resigned
thei rpositions at the home and it is the
duty OF tho board at their meeting to-
day to consider the applications for the
position Mr. and Mrs snedden of Kan
sas City viii he considered as applicants
for The Dosition.
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kindly soul PASSES Away 20 "a Bet
ter Ea Grid

Sunday morning az the hospital VIII
liam Smith die5 For moro thar twenty
years William smith has lived in this
part Of tire country Pcrnaps fortune
he had occupied Important railroad posi-
lions in tho east But despite rev~- es
of fortune. De never lost his sterang qlal-
itiss u mind OF heart and his DAYS q
bachlerdom could eniveu an evening with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
q u - Il - * -
s.--..ts 1iH sra HlH ,szs 20
'', q N<HAzz9<
APPOINIFD ADMINISTRATOR
&. 81. KILLER VIII maadie Property -
- g. ranarhlihrrn

G. Y 1lrr was spo9lu1e1 sdministra-
Ger yesterday afternoon bY Judge Hnsoa
ln the estate ~ cora Munson. sao dlea
On the wichita hospital AFTER 81 apera-
ton last oc.0aer.
The dreeaes4 heeueath considerable
property SD fair eify ard aiao ia Denver.
80 her minor enffen afra Msnsou aaH
a daughter ~ tfr Ni1n TIE attsr re-
Gt eefel that the eaa1lea'7 ather 80 49,
pointed % administer tas pressrfg fr
them. bat sa tires are CO Draaerf rs-
beats ~ tals reanfg ans sfate tas Jaw
wiR not rec1gaizs The fafaer ia H.s mat
~. be heing naH-ree.1efL
chappe5 haaas. crackes jos ass roaEf.-
res o fhe sk'n cured qafs.T ~ EAN-
NER EALvH. ere urrt hrafnz ainfneet
in ths agrd q. Gsarag 81 T. Dezs
lac. Geo ven w Nafa.
wichita nrlr CO. ~ = Douglas. CO
saar 1li r. Ise4ssA
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How Et t:oes New YorI.

During the present cold and grip season
sixty-eight thousand eight hundred and
eighty boxes Of Laxative Bromo- Quinine
have been purchased by the following
wholesale houses of New York: McKes-
son & Robbins. Max Zeller. Charles N
Crittenton & Co. o. II Jadwin. Henry
Kline & CO. and Bruen, Richey & Co.
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81 presidents mckinley. There Gre four
teen onicais uuaer SIR. Dobtan and hs
IS kept busy l7oknE after che pafh
AR Dobson waH at on2 time the shsr-
m OF Barber county end ia wel known
over western Kansar among the polff'-
clans. Tho famiy all remain ia Kansas
for come time valfing
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How tsoe-tn Kansas city

During tho present cold and grip season
sixty-uhree thousand boxes ~ Laxative
Bromo-Quiniua have besn purchased by
the following wholesale drug hoases u
Kansas CIV. Evans-Smith Drag CO and
Faxon. Horton & GailaEhsr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22

two farms running from north TO south
The county surveyor VIII file his report
with the commissioners. February p. and
the matter viii be finally cispoaed Of
then
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
ErRANNER SAVE

doesn't cuse your piles, your money will
be returned. 1T Is the most healing med
icine. 6. Gehrng. 400 E. Douglas; Geo
Van Werden. 22S H. Main; Wichita Drug
Co, llo E. Douglas; Gus Saur ga E
Douglas
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complete prosaon follows inability to sleep There is no
Vital confirmed invalid
results.
ecuperave power Of natural sleep is wonderful Complete
exhaustion place after few hours OF
sumbe renewal OF The fatigue OF body and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
ABBOTT AHANEY NUPTlALS
Ceremony rs Performed at PrO-Ca-
thedraI by Father Then.

Ceremony Is Performed at Pro-Ca-
thedraI by Father Then.
Miss Mayme Mahaney and Mr. n I.
Abbott were married yesterday morning
al the Pro-Cathedral by Very Rev.
Father ]. Henry Then, chancellor Of the
Wichita diocese The ceremony was wit
messed by only a few friends Of the con-
tracing parties and the members Of the
immediate family Of the bride Mr.. and
Mrs Abbott left on the Santa Fe at noon
yesterday for the east, where they will
spend their honey moon.
Mr.. Abbott is the division superinten-
dent of the Rock Island and one Of the
best known and most popular railroad
men in this section of the country. Mr..
Abbott made his headquarters at Her
rington-
Miss NTahaney, now Mrs. Abbott, was
for a long time stenographer at the Dold
Packing company. Two years ago she
was elected queen of the carnival by a
large vote. Later she resigned her po-
sition at Dold's to accept a similar posi-
ton with the Rock Island.
Both the contracting parties were well
known in Wichita and many Of their
friends were on hand at the station to
wish them luck and happiness in their
future career. 1t is thought that Mr.. and
Mrs. Abbott upon their return will make
their residence at Harrington
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AT TOLER AUDITORIUM
Last Rehearsal of "A HOdern Wood.
man. Last Night.

Gr.a1 fo-. ba -Toxr
Arods-, v-ooar,ar .. ,,,,or vii, ~ 80
seii'su poliislie @I the Aoier Auof'"i 'lii''
was given last night and everything pass
ed off smoothly and a fine entertainment
is expected tonight. Besides the Ellis
Brothers and AIaSter Ray Ellis. the fol-
lowing well known local people will be in
the cast Of characters:
NJ r,,,-,- Ch.. rufs
49,, 1TaI,.,la,,,s a1.,- Ts-,.s So,
Tia,,+a,,,,.4 wei. n 1,n,..
,F-i,,t. $50 rs++l. Do, M.
49,, ~ va.g.,
~. So ~ -, -
C..,,,i,, ,,ao+at,, IT,. Z, 1,ears
- So. - r o.f,,,,a,,,,t
George Augustus Snow ..-.......Sam Dav
Z. S Mail Carrier ..............A Double
Policeman A ..................T n. Covel
V. c., Camp 725 ............AIae Mccarthy
w. A, Camp 725 .......-.........sid Wolfe
Clerk, Camp 725 ...... Chas. A. Schnitzler
Alice .............. Miss verna Springgate
Jennie ............Mrs. Lulu MCGUIRE Peck
Maggie ....................Mi Miss Anna Day
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PLEASED WITH KANSAS
Prominent Clothing Manufacturer
XiaitS Wichita

! Mr.. H. A Seinsheimer of Cincinnati, IS
stopping in the city for few days, the
guest Of the big clothier, c. r. Fulton.
Mr.. Seinsheimer is one of America 5
most foremost manufacturers of fine
clothing for boys and children exclu-
sively, his high grade Perfection" brand
clothing being well known to all good
dressers everywhere Mr. Seinsheimer
only sells to one dealer in each large
| city, as he manufactures high grade
goods only. He does not sell in small
towns, has no travelling statesmen and
seldom leaves his factory. Mr.. Fulton
| handles his clothing in Wichita and on
| account Of the unusual rush Of trade this
month he was unable to go east, and Mr..
Seinsheimer packed his sample trunks
and came to Wichita direct from Cincin-
natl
Speaking Of the value of advertising he
says that he has learned that advertis-
/ ing space is the same as goods. 1t al
ways pays to buy the best, stating that
his advertising IN the Ladies Home
Journal and other high priced pubiica-
lions, magazines, etc, was very expen-
sive but brought profitable results.
1 He is delighted with the Kansas climate
and predicts a bright future for Wichita,
having always had a good opinion of the
/ Peerless Princess, from the fast that, while
/ he sells many Of the largest clothiers in
/ large Cities Mr.. Fulton is one of his
/ largest buyers. which is evidence that
Kansas people are good dressers. especi-
all the boys He and Mr.. Fulton are
/ particular friends, having been acquaint-
1 ed long before the latter engaged IN bust
ness for himself. and he expects to re-
main several days just to visit and see
! Wichita and surrounding country.
/ SAVE doctors bills by giving FOLEY'S
! HONEY AND TAR to infants and chill
J dren in time TO prevent pneumonia or
Group which are fatal to so many thous-
ands Of BABIES. G. Gehring. 400 E.
/ Douglas; Geo Van Werden. SIS y Main;
I Wichita Drr5g 70 no = T}osIoFaz- Gina
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mind disappears entirely while
all the muscles are strong and
the nerves absolutely calm.
Sleep is the indication given
by Nature as a guide to human
plans TO restore health. 1t
shows that there are inherent
in the wonderful human
organism powers Of recupera-
ton which must have oppor-
tunity to assert themselves.
Based on this clear demon
stratiOn, DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy was
constructed by DR.. Greene to
help Nature combat the ills
that attack men and women.
What no amount of powerful
drugs could possibly accom-
plish, can be successfully and
promptly effected by healthy
blood and nerves, the kind of
blood which flows in strength
ening food to every portion
of the body, the condition of
nerves which permits awak-
ened Nature to seize its OPP
portunity to restore to perfect
health.
Mrs. FLORENCE TAYLOR, Of 4
COBrfiand Place, Bridgeport, Gem,
writes:
For four years I was troubled
with nervous debility and hysteria
in q most aggravated form. It caused
sleeplessness and mental depression,
and for months I was confined to my
bed. Ny constitution wasted aud I
totally lost my appetite. ! had many
doctors, but they failed TO give me
any relief I was advised to try DR..
Greene's EeTvura blood and nerve
remedy. was IN q terrible condition
when / began It's use, and almost
Immediately there was a wonderful
change came over me. I regained
my appetite, the dizziness in my head
departed; II renewed my interest In
life and made me feel, In fact, like
another person, After taking six
bottles I thankfully proclaimed nv
self strong and well. Those Elk
bottles did for me what hundreds of
dollars and numerous physicians
failed TO do"
Dr. Gs09eReSS Hes'-
Vsss'a IS fEf9 Remedy
that Cures
Fall explanation Of these matters
given by DR.. Greene on request, With
cut charge. DR.. 0reeRo's address is
IS West 9Th Street, New York CITY.
Consultation with him either by call
or letter le absolutely free.
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IELl.0. HE KEW DESSERT

pseases ~ TIE family Fas e-
tez1sz. Grange. E7 @rg @r1 r4
bern A. pear Ervcs-a = Ga ~ :.