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We are getting new customers that
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His Associates the Pallbearers.

The active pallbearers were selected from
among the men with whom Major Powell
was associated during his service in the
field pursuing his scientific investigations.
They were Messrs. ]. K. Killers, w. H.
Holmes, H. C. Rizer, John D. McChesney
e. X. Gilbert and Cyrus Thomas Several
OF the men selected were with Major Powell
on ms journeys of exploration through the
Grand canon Of the Colorado river
Inc honorary pallbearers We're: Professor
. +. Langley, representing the Smithson-
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liam Emerson, Judge l. G. Kimbau, Mr..
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-17

TO 1oc lower. Bulk Of sales, $3.50. 30
heavy. S7.50q7.e0 mixed packers. $3.50
10; light, $3.50 3Z11a; pigs. $3.50. 3211zz
pigs, s6-30Q6So
Sheep-Receipts. :. 1909 head. Market was
steady TO weak Native lambs, $4.s5d7. 10
western lambs. s5.1006.40; native wethers
s5.eg'45-5o; western wethers, s3.S5d5.50; fed
ewes. $440Q5.35: Texas clipped yearlings
S5.0gQ5.45 Texas clipped sheep. s4.0O94 80;
stcckers and feeders, 50. 25Q400.
st. Louis.
st. Louis. June e-Cattle-Receipts.
$500 head, including $500 Texans. Market
steady for natives; Texans slow. Beef
steers S4.65a775; stockers and feeders,
S3-50g4S0; cows and heifers, 81 25Qs. 90:
Texas steers. fed. $4.25Q6.20; grass. 50. 40G
4-S0; cows and heifers. $2.75G4O0.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market 1oc
lower Pigs and lights. s700d7-15; packers,
s.. 10Ge7. %; butchers, S7.20d7.55
Sheep-Receipts, 1.200 head. Market was
steady Natives, s4.2oQ4SO; lambs. $5.O0q
$50; Texans, $3.50.
ST. Joseph.
St. Joseph, No. June 15-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 800 head. Market steady Natives,
s.. oog7-55 cows and heifers, S200G6.G0
veals. S3.25a5.5o; stockers and feeders.
s.. z5Q5.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 800 head Market
steady. Light and light mixed, s.. 15qI7 IS;
mixed medium and heavy. S7.S212G7 IS;
pigs. S40Oae5O.
sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market
s+aoGs-
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Other Patients We Have Cured

wiehiss. c. ~. Flynn. coe9s city.
kans. =. &. Harmon. Cheney. Kans.
Geo. W. t4ssa, seogssick Block. Wien
ia 3. =. Howell. $50 Napie Street.
Wicaitz. a. ~ Ffcehie. zoos &. Deus.
las. Wichita. Or. q a. Hatfield. So =.
Main. Wichita. 1chn ~ lee. Wich.
IA, Kars. z. & Logan. Lyons. Ssus.
:. Q. Lawrence. Esais crcc. Hi1hitz
G. =. Morse. 81 & Cs9alss. Nlcnits.
{ ~. Herrisoe. sSc-<seas ffzfaf are
Co. Wlchiis. jam j. hssabfsr. De-.
~ Kama. 4ehn teisor. csaroo. .. r.
E. y. Psrslr. Pr15. Ia crsne ffsfsl.
Lsrreo. fsnt. Carta.f Peters. GO
y Haln. Nichiis g. {. stssrs tser.
in0ton. Nsua. Iehn Steers. Heaes
Kama Frank seraess. 40 - 8slr.
Nichs'a. ~. -. sfcas. laan. Eass
?. ). Fhinshssrf- 10 &. tfer5e-k.
wichita. Ksns- 4. 8&sftsf. sfsrchsns.
Ciea~aatsr, ksns. - s. Fc-sfs. Laf-
red. ksns. & =. ssrqsr. sscssr 4
Connsii Furniture. what's % 3.
Dirsy. pfaft Ssns. e y rssssr. Tioz-
fs1er. o z. arc efrcre
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

We must not expect the mog market
70 keep going up all the time.
Seven dollars and a half is a big price
for hogs, but good ones were required TO
bring that much yesterday.
Dold shipped his first car load of ice
yesterday. The big 40o-pound cakes are
Just the thing for shipping.
Henry Steinkirchner, of Newton, mar
keted a car load Of hogs yesterday that
were received late Saturday night
Steiner K Blair, OF Lyons, topped the
hog market asain yesterday The farmers
around Lyons must have raised some
corn last year
The well-known shipper at augusta. Ed
Weidline, consigned q car load of hogs 10
this market yesterday.
William Ristey. Of Blackwell. T. W
Johnston. of Pond Greek. and " B
Johnston. of Enid. were the oklahoma
shippers who marketed hogs yesterday.
d. Wclch0us. Of Hutchinson, Earnest
Carter OF Clearwater. and Clark * Fow-
Ter of Conway Springs. were The ship
pers who brought in hogs on the late
trains
GRAIN MARKETS.
Grain-Wheat, Sc; corn, 69c; oats, 3oQ
&c
Produce-Butter 15c; eggs. l2c; hens.
TIC; springs. broilers. IL 10 ia pounds,
lie; 20 pounds Zoe; turkey hens, &c.
toms &C. ducks, fun feathers, &c; geese,
full feathers 4c
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Eugene Rail. Pres. State Bank. Ava
Okla. c. <. Repp. Furniture and IN
eertzking, Pratt, Ksns. ". 2. Flyer,
Eagle Office. sNicnits W. =. cresn,
Wichita, Kzrs. John Green. fot ~.
Douglas Avenue. Wichita. n. c.
Schenebricker, Blacksmith. W. Ocus-
iss. Wichita. c. ~. Eshnores Peck.
kans. L. 2. Burlington. Dexter. ks1s.
Or. G. c. Barnett, kioyss. Eans. cEy
Borden, Beees. {. 7. r. q Brown. s3{
S. Water, Wichita. l. ~. Beers. Horse
Salesman. Ls~for. 0. 7. ". r. suit6.
Ava. o. :. W. 5reforo. Ava. Q. T.
T. J. surnicss. Eivs. o. ?. S T. crsN,
Hsysviiie. ksns. Coward Cosscn. SIS
Riversiew, Wichita. Ksns- Daniel
Chsco. Ksronz, Q. 7. 3. e. chsc1.
Ksrous. O. 7 Chss. chs5s. KsTons.
0. T. W. X Duncan. Hsyssiiie. Ksrs.
Tnos. OUean. Wichita. Kans =. =.
Cuesn. Wichita. & ~. Doughty.
Ava. Q. T s. & Dysi Wrclessls
Junk House. Corner Ocseiss ard fas
Avenue. Wichfts. cnss. y. Fros;.
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three point advances. Late IN the day.
Z after the difference OF the general mar
ket 70 this lsadsrhip was demonstrated
there was an advance IN the Readings
7 his proved equally inentcaclous and the
market closed dun and easy. considerably
below the best The movement in the
western stocks. while obviously profess
sionsl seemed based on assumption OF a
I favorable outcome for the corn crop and
! upon the argument Of probable dividend
/ increases. Nobody assumes that the Mis-
/ souri, Pacific dividend this week viii he
changed from the IL per cent seci-annual
rate and the heavy OUTLAWS being made
by Union Pacific are against fee pre-
sumption OF a present increase. But the
example Of the Chicago and Northwest
ern in no case is an influential one and
effects especially St. Paul The buying Of
this group OF stocks Al the opening was
sufficient 20 carry up the price IN face of
rather heavy London selling. induced by
anxiety over the illness OF the king OF
England
The leaders OF the campaign for the
advance profess TO feel assurance that
the July first settlements viii be effective
without any stringency OF money. Last
year the money market became active
about this time. and AT the close Of the
month call money ran up 20 = Per cent.
and prices in the stock market cola pScc-
During July Of last year the difference IN
the money market continued and their
effect on the stock market was aggTa-
waited by the damage 70 the corn croI
and the steel strike. Between June -
and July 2 there was a contraction OF
over SIS. 0oo IN the loan account 81 the
banks. and Il was not until the last ~
July that the hanks began 20 expand
their loans again. after large receipts Of
cssh frcm the interior and from sub
treasury disbursements. The foreign trade
statement for May just issued shows a
decrease in exports Of upwards Of 81
90 .Ooe showing that the exports q manu-
features fen somewhat below those OF
May last year. IN addition 20 the heavy
decrease IN agricultural products. For
II months IN the fiscal year the trade ball
ance in favor Ok this country Is thus re-
duced nearly SIS ooo.ooo below fer ths
corresponding period OF last year. The
Industrial department az the stock ltst
vas generally heavy United States Steel
stocks were slightly depressed by the
making permanent Of the injunction
against the stock conversion and bond
issue plan pending the appeal 20 the up /
per court.
There was fair demand for bonds and I
prices were firm. Total sales. par value 1
s. sf5 90. United States coupon declined 4
= per cent and the old fours advanced q. /
per cent on the last call.
Closing prices % stocks were as follows
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicauo.

Chicago.
Chicago. June -CaTtle-Bcceipts -. e0l
head. including 200 Texans. Best strong,
others slow and stead Good 10 prime
steers. S7EeaS.oo. poor TO medium. 5000
rs: stockers and feeders. S2-5afl5.o0; cows,
Sl4fT5.75- heifers. S2-25g6.-5, Gamers. El.sl
@2so: bulls. S2,50Q5.5o. calves. S2-5af65o;
Texas fed steers, S5.oeg6-59i western cows,
t3EI5Io.
Tiogs-Receipts today, s5.o1o head; to-
morrow. So.ooa. left over, lo.eae Market
Joe 10 2oc lower than early saturday.
Mixed and butchers. S7.el7.s75s; seed u
choice heavy $-.saI7.55, r0Ugh heavy. $ll3
7.n
sheep-Receipts. Is ooo head. sheep ana
lambs steady. Good 10 choice wethers,
S-ooa553' fair 70 choice mixed, $ioo25-el;
western sheep. clipped. St5og5-54. native
lambs, S5.5oN6.75, western lambs. $40
60, spring lambs. S6-5ll77-50
Official Saturday Receipts. Cattle. "a;
hoes. 1859. sheep. 22SI. SEipme ntS-Cat-
tie 161; hogs. 217Q, sheer 131
Kansas City.
Kansas City, No Juua l6-Cattie-Re-
ceipts. $50 head natives. $3.50 Texans. $50
calves Corn fed cattle steady, grassers
slow and lower. Choice export and dressed
beef steers. S7lalI7.s9, FAIR 10 good. S5o8sf
ass. stockers and feeders. S-9el5-i0; west
err Ted steers. S%15Q6Q5- Texas ard Indian
Steers. s2loa5I0, Texas COWS. S2.to5351,
native COWS. S2.Cetl5.l5. native heifers SIS
G655. Gamers. Sl.oaES0o; bulls, s. 59 fe5;
calves. S2.59fi5-4l
HoEs-Recelpss. S.ao head. Market &c
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. June ls.-The character OF
tcday's stock market remained the same
a. that Of last week There were opera
lions for a rise IN a few prominent stocks.
but they were not aggTessively pursued
and left no important net results. ST.
Paul, Missouri Pacific Union Pacific Ca
madam Pacific and the Atchisons were
most largely dealt In II viii be seen
that none OF these saved as much as a
point of net gain in the day. although
Canadian Pacific rose at one time I5s
over Saturday and ST. Paul 1as. a num-
Der OF the minor granger stocks were
lifted at different times and the Chicago
and Northwestern stocks both made
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. June 1.-THE cotton market
opened quiet with prices l TO points
lower and closed barely steady. and net
to Is points lower
New York. June -CottOn-Futures
opened quiet. June nominal; July. SIZE
august, S44c: September S0sc, October.
1910; November. 7.S9c; December. 1850.
January. 1900; March. 791c.
New York. June 1s.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet Middling uplands. 93sc; middlinE
gulf, Csc; sales. 700 bales.
Galveston. Tex. June s.-Cotton-Mar-
ket steady. 9Ac.
Liverpool, June 1s.-Cotton-Spot moder-
ate demand; prices 1-l6d lower. Ameri-
can rniddlfne 3-82d
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HOG MARKET
DECLINES
Best Hogs Were Sc Lower
and Others 10 Of.
TOP PRICE WAS $3.50
Receipts Were Large as tx
pected for Monday.

The hog market yesterday reacted after
week Of strong or higher prices. The
TOP price was $50. but the hogs that
brought these figures were fancy beavv
weights. The receipts were not large. but
they were fully up TO expectations for
the first day of the week The buyers
seemed anxious for hogs. but they bid
cents of on heavy and 10c lower on
light hogs Two car loads Of late arrivals
were held over because the sellers refused
70 take the prices offered. The best
hogs sold quickly. but sellers tried hard
O. get better prices for light hogs Good
mixed hogs weighing around 30 pounds
went over the scales at $7.05 and $40.
and some considerably under that weight
brought 500, but they were nice little
hogs.
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New York june i6--Close- Money IN
cal steady az 1'saa per cent, closing hid
and asked .1t45 per cent
Prime mercantile payer. s44l per cent
Sterling exchange firm. With actgai hgai-
ness in bankers bills az 81 ssts Tor demand
and az tl.sFsn4s5 for sixty dave Posted
rates. $lsstsN4ss and = ASA. CON-
mercial bills. fisp. Hfs1a.
Bar silver. 5zssc
Mexican doiiars. 41c.
Government bonds irregular. state honds
inactive. raiiroad bonds firm.
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W. D. Close

County Treasurer, Woods County,
Ava, Okla.
DIS Viokers & vickers, wichita
had piles. both bleeding and protrud-
ing for thirty years FOR the last year,
have been almost an invalid t0gr
treatment cured ne completely 1 feel
Ike q different man Yours.
" .. CLOSE
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. June 16-Dry Goods-The
spot market has been slow today, with
only q limited number of buyers in at
tendance. Business through other chan
nels has been Of ordinary dimensions.
Brown bleached and coarse colored goods
are without change in price Prints in
fair general demand for fall. Ginghams
firm and difficult to buy for quick ieIiv-
Print cloths steady, but inactive. Cot
ton hosiery and underwear quiet
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HOG SALES.


The only cattle on The market yesterday
came in on the late trains, and were held
over. Buyers Of butcher COWS and heif-
ers are bidding lower and if some of the
country shippers are not careful they viii
NOT keep pace with the decline. only two
weeks ago fairly good cows and heifers
brought A.-5 and sea but now some
coming from the pasture fields that look
just as well only bring So 70 10 $500. They
seem to be two dollars lower than two TO
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W. R. DuIaney

Superintendent Wichita Union
Stock Yards, says;
DIS. vickers & viokers, wichita;
Gentlemen:
You treated ne for piles Of ten years
standing over year ago and 7 feel
NY cure is permanent.
". r puLANET.
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BASEBALL.
National LEAGUE Games.


CINCINNATI. 8; NEW YORK. T.
new YORK June l6.-Cincinnati made It
three straight from New York today The
visitors pounded Mathewson hard Ma
gown hit him Cor two singles, a two-bag-
ger and 4 three-base hit. Attendance.
2leo. Score: r n :,
Cincinnati .-..........0 0 0 5 O20 Is 10 8
NeW Aork -......--.-.O ? 0 0 Q > o. 9 2
Batteries-Thielman and Bergen; AIath-
eWson and Bowerman.
BROOKLYN, p; ST. LOUIS. /
Brooklyn, June 16.-BrOoklyn defeated
81 Louis easily in the final game of the
Durham was knocked out of the bax in
the sixth inning. while Donovan held the
visitors down TO two hits. Attendance
LOO. Score. r II p
s.. Louis ...10O0OOOon- 3
BTooklyn -.....--...-0 ! 0 s 0 0 ~ Il /
Professionalism. Herzes and O'Neil:
". Donovan, Farrell and Ahearn.
CHICAGO, 9; PHILADELPHIA
Fhiladelphia. June 16.-Hugh Jennings
iIsue 1ls appearance with Philadelphia
today. but that did not prevent Chicago
from winning Frazer was hit hard in the
Hist inning Attendance, 1,4oo. Score:
Chicago ..............40OO21O2Gsi5 2
nliadelphia .........1 ! 0 o 1000
batteries-WilliaTns and Chance; Frazer
and Doom.
BOSTON FORFEITED THE GAME.
Boston. June 16-BoSton forfeited ~
Pittsburg today. after four and a fraction
Innings OF play. The score then stood
ttttsnurg, 8; Boston. 0. Rain which had
pSeh threatening. came in a brisk Shower
ar CT Wagner had struck out TTnnnira
g, million refused TO cali the game a.
1SPtaln longs request. The BostoDs
ADOPTED dilatory tactics. After two of the
visitors had singled and one scored the
crowd rushed on the field and began 10
climb into the grand stand. Ca5tiii;on
burg. - IT'S
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wool 1890.

ST Louis. June Nool-Firrs and M
changed Territory and western mediums.
InsGlslc. fne. if4lt4c coarse. fuifEc.
When heating a furnace for youf fef =
nos forget that there b some a4rser =
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American leanue Garea

ST LOUIS. s. BALTINFORE.
St. Louis June f6.-Cronin pitched his
trst same 1or Baltimore tcdsv. bur the
visitors ran the bases poorly and gave him
indifferent support. s.. Louis tied the
score IN the eighth, and Heidrick-s hit in
the ninth drove in the winning run At
Ssncance, $50 Score, r H z
81 Louis s-.----.-.-...2 @ Q 2 . q I ID II 2
Baltimore .-....----..0 0 ! 8 2Ta1 a-5 ~ :
Batteries-Donahue and Sugden: Cronin
and Robinson.
WASHINGTON. 6. DETROIT
Detroit. June l6.-After the first fnrinz.
when Detroit punched SIX hits for a total
81 four rams, Orth had the locals al hfs
mercy. and hut Two hits We're made OF his
delivery. Attendance. e.5os. Score.
RHE
Washington .-.--...-o O . . 4 o @ 6 o-s u .
attertes-Yeager and Buelow: Orth and
Clark
CHICAGO. u. PHILADELPHIA. Z.
Chicago. June 16.-Phils5eIphia tried
new pitcher today. He did wei after the
second inning. but was Wild and received
ragged support 81 the start Attendance.
--saa Score RE (
ChicaEo .-...--.....-7 . 9 Q I g Q o 10 Il :
Philadelphia -..-.-.- o @ 9 l G 12-5 e :
teries-CirinIrh and Sullivan, Porter
and Powers.
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BOSTON FORFEITED THE GAME
Western LEAGUE Sanae


KANSAS CITY. :; MILWAUKEE, s
9ailWaGkee. June i6.-Kansas CITY won
from All waukee in the closing series b,-
punching hits Attendance. SO. Score:
Kansas City .........0 O5O0eeOO-1 u :
AlWaUkee ..-........2 0 0 00O012- ( !
batterles-N eimar, Messitt and Rarber.
f'rtcken and Lucia ~ ,
81. JOSEPH s. PEORIA.
feorla- June l6.-Parvin let Peoria
down today with two singles He was
master az all times. while McGfl became
Wlia ~ the first inning. and was relieved
oy Schafstah. Attendance, $50. score.
Peoria ...............0O0 0000OO-6 :
s.. Joseph .......5010 000s a
Balterlss - McGil. Schrowhridge and
ScntiIstalI; Farvin and Roth
DENVER. II; OMAHA. S
Denver Colo, June 16.-Denver made IL
tnree straight from Omaha By punching
I3tS IN TWO innings In the third FrIsk 8
meme run with Two men on bases tied
tne score In the sixth with two men
Out. seven men scored. Radclff was pat
cat ~ The game for interfering with the
umpire. Attendance. 25lo. Score. Ri E
Denver ...-.......-.g q Ead- no. II u =
Omaha ........-.1 90 d aaa - .
Baiteries- Eyler ard Mcconnell: era
ham and Gonding
colorado SPRINGS. Colo. June 1s-Colo-
fas5o Sprlngs-DeS Moines game postpone6-
wet grounds.
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Geo. T. Walker

Jackson-Walker Coal Co., Wichita,
Kans.
DIS. Vickers & vickers:
You treated me for piles about four
years ago. 1 have had no trouble since.
I gladly recommend you to any one.
GEO. T. WALKER
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Chas. Payne

TIE VII knimss Mar. wishits.
KsrH.
Urs. Efrke~a
Togr tfsst-ert = -r case ~ ss
rar entirety sztisfzcf1Ty 80 Rave .-t
bees fr9gtle1 ei-ee Trsrs fsT
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Be Reasonable

Can you afford to put up
with the pain or inconven-
fence attending rectal trou-
bles when you can be cured
in a very short time with
very little inconvenience !?
You should think about
this.
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W. Garland

Wholesale ard Retail Dealer In
Keats. Kio~s. kans-
Drs vickers 4 vscke-s wichita
Your treatment q ny case Il PIES
vas g success 7 asasTe seu e Be *
rerts II ycgr lie e. busluess ard / can
recommend you . aayoze-
VA GARLAND.
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W. O. Van ArsdaIe

Van Arsdale & Osborne, St. Paul
Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Whine
Building, Wichita, Kans.
DrS. yickers < Vickers, Wichita:
You cured me Of case Of piles q
thirteen years standing over eight
months ago and At this time ! feel that
il is 8 complete success.
". 0. VAN ARsDALE-
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1S119lzc.
Eggs-Easy. Fresh, 15c.
Kansas City,
Kansas City, June 16.-Wheat-July.
665sc; September, 661zG66ssc; eAsn No. 2
hard. 69Ikd7Oc; No hard. &c; No. red.
72d721kc: No. 3 red. hare; Nc. > spring.
6slzq69c; rejected hard, 65d66lzc; No. !
hard. CSC.
Corn-July. 57ls95Tlc; September. SOFA
sic; cash No. mixed 59d69c; No. white,
631zc; No. white. 621sa63c.
Oats-No. , white, 43c.
Rye-No. ,, sc.
Hay-Choice timothy. $500; choice prai-
RE, s.. O0QloO0
Butter-Creamery. 1sc; fancy dairy. 1Sc.
Eggs-Fresh. 14Izc.
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dse dnO o Treating II the possible
r 0 &c
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no dyoua
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R. NJ. Victor

Judge, Ps~nee cesnsys Larase.
Ksns-
Tae ussts6 re Ia December iaFt ~
aieo1v sld prof-ndf1s aass - forty-fs1
years staining. J an e-tiseiF csras.
r. = VICTOR