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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
BIG RISE REPORTED.
Arkansas River Out of Banks in Colo
rad0

People became rather uneasy yesterday
morning when the report was spread that
big rise might be expected at any
time on the Big Arkansas. After the
recent overflow it took but little to create
flood scare, and people telephoned i'm
every direction to learn whether or not
the report was true. At the suggestion of
Chief Burt, Mr.. Todd, of the weather
office, telegraphed to the observer at
Dodge City and yesterday afternoon he
received q telegram stating that there
was no rise in the river at that point and
that the water was below the zero mark
on the government gauge. However, it
stated that the river was out Of its banks
at Lamar, Colo. forty miles west Of
Garden City, Kan. The height of the
water was not stated in the message. but
Wichita people need have little anxiety
for the present. for even if it should
reach here in sufficient volume TO do any
great damage. there is plenty of time to
prepare for it. 1t is estimated that it
will take eight days for the rise to
travel the distance between Lamar and
this city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
ABOUT CHURCH WORK
District Conference of Meth
0dist Is in Session
GOOD PROGRAM PREPARED
Business and Pleasure Com
bined in Meeting

Last night began the district conference
OF the Southwest Kansas district of the
Methodist church. The services are being
held in the South Emporia avenue church.
There is good attendance Of ministers
and members, but the greater number
Will arrive this morning. when the first
business session will be held
Last night the opening exercises OF the
conference were conducted by Rev. f. NJ.
Romine and Rev. Adolph Hoffman
preached the opening sermon. The church
was crowded to listen to the most excel
lent discourse. The conference will con-
tinue today and tomorrow
Rev. II. Watt. presiding elder of this
district. is in charge. The program for
the two days meeting is as follows:
$50 a. m.-Devotional Exercises-Rev
H. c. Wharton.
Disciplinary business.
y Paper on the Consolidation of Our
Benevolence-Rev. ]. H. Switzer.
S. W. Kan. Conf. Colege-Rev. A c.
Cummings.
Sermon-Rev. c. Z. Williams
/ 80 D. m.-District Stewards Meeting.
Praise and Prayer Service-Rev. T. T.
Bernstorf.
Symposium, John Wesley
AS a Man-Rev. \ H. Ponath.
AS Student-Rev a. a. Parker.
AS a Reformer and organizer-F. w.
Imbodin.
Missions
District Work-Rev ]. w. Anderson,
district secretary
The Evident Increased Interest of Mis-
sions-Rev f. h Gordon.
Our Responsibility Thereto-Rev. S.
McKibben.
The Business End of the Sunday School
o. A. Boyle
EVENING SESSION-S:O0 P. NJ.
Devotional-Rev. j. H Pracht
Sermon-Rev. F. y. Lynch.
WEDNESDAY-s:O A. NJ
Prayer and Praise-Rev II. T. Purcell.
District OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Address-Dr. Spencer, Editor Central
Christian Advocate.
Our Laymen as Observation-Disclosures
james Allison. c. L. Davidson, H. I'm
boden. B. d. Allen.
Pastoral Visitation-Rev. r. B. Law
renee.
= p. m.-Prayer Service-Rev, d. F.
Irwin.
Our Epworth League Work
In District-Rev. r. L. George. district
president.
In the chsrse-David Parkinson.
Junior League-Mrs. F. f. Gordon.
General Discussion.
District Conference Lovefeast-S. Brink
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
FRANK MARK DEAD.
Well Known Cabinet Maker Passed
Away Sunday.

On Sunday evening about 10 o'clock
Frank Mark died at his home on Eagle
street. Until a little more than a month
ago Mr.. Mark was in his usual health
and was employed in the construction
department OF the Appleby Planning mill,
in which line of work he was regarded
as an expert, he having learned the trade
of carpenter and cabinet maker when a
young man About i've weeks ago he
was afflicted with stomach and bowel
trouble, which gradually became worse
up to the time of his death. lie died
quietly and peacefully. entirely free from
pain or suffering of any kind.
Mr. Mark was born in Berlin. Ger
many almost hfty-nine years ago. He
came to the United States when 10 years
old and lived in Ohio until 1854, when
he came with his family to Wichita
where he has been living ever since. He
followed the trade of carpenter here most
Of the time and for the last year has
been with the planning mill He was well
and favorably known all the years of his
residence here and belonged to a num-
Der Of local orders. He was Mason.
Knight of Pythias. Odd Fellow and
heuinah WldoW. TWO sons ana TWO
daughters survive him. The oldest son,
George Mark. lives in Lincoln Neh. The
second son. W r. Mark is one of the
best known pressmen III the city and has
been in the Eagle employ constantly
since he began carrying papers as a boy.
Mrs Z. W. Dougherty and Cora Mark
are the two daughters.
The funeral services which viii be
held in the Reformed church of which
he was a member, are set for 8 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. The grave service
viii De in charge of the Knights OF
PythiaS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
cUpAHYs DEFEAT HockApAYs
Packing House Boys Showed Their
Opponents a Merry Chase.

The Cudahys defeated the Hockadays
in an interesting game Sunday afternoon
on the Eighteenth street grounds by Il
score of to 3. Lightner did the slab
work for the former, with Swartz his OPP
ponent. The game was the best seen on
the Eighteenth street diamond this year
several good plays being made. one of
which was Fostnot's running catch of a
long fly, which kept the Hockaday's run
column small. The Hockaday team put
up some good defense work, but were
weak at the bat getting very few safe
hits off Lightner. Schwartz pitched
good game, but the Cudahy team has
struck batting streak that win take an
extra good pitcher TO overcome. The
score by inings:
CuudnNS .------.---.--.--.-.-.-l y 1 X-f
1ockdOdSS .-.------.-------..-o 5 q y ID
Notwithstanding, Lightner and Pierce:
Hockaday. Schwartz and Yarberry. I'm
pire. Davis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
THEIR ANNUAL MEETING.
Paramount Trustees Make Provisions
For Next Year.

The trustees of Paramount college met
in annual session yesterday at the Office
OF the secretary of the college. r. L.
Holmes. to review the affairs of the in
stitution for the last year and to make
provisions for the year 60 come
5. W. Cooper, of this city. Rev. +. F.
Williams. d. D.. of Chicago ". J. Hol-
brook. Of St Louis, Or. r. L. Abby. Of
Newton and Rev. ". c. Wheeler. OF
Wellington, were elected trustees to nil
vacancies
S. \ Buckborough. a. b. of Harvard
university. was appointed instructor in
physics and chemistry for one year.
s f. Poole n. s. who has done such
excellent service the last wear in the de-
partment of chemistry and biology. was
MADE permanent professor Of the same
y. p. Solandt. y. NJ. Of Alton. Ia. was
appointed instructor in French and di-
rector of Bible study Tor one year.
I. H. Morrison. former assistant libra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
FALLING HAIR STOPPED.
Badness Cured by Destroying. the
Parasite Germ That Causes IL.

Badness follows falling hair, falling
hair follows dandruff, and dandruff is the
result of germ digging its way into7the
scalp to the root of the hair where it saps
the vitality of the hair. To destroy that
germ is TO prevent as we'll as cure dan
druff, falling hair, and lastly. badness
There is only one preparation known to
do that Newbro's Herpicide. an entirely
new. scientific discovery. Wherever it has
been tried it has proven wonderfully sue
cessfuI. 1t can't be otherwise, because it
utterly destroys the dandruff germ. You
destroy the cause. you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for samples to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit. Mich. Moore Drug Co., special
agents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
GAS FROM HEATER
Miss Florence Alexander Was
Asphyxiated Yesterday
NOT CONNECTED WITH FLUE
Which Allowed Gas to Escape
Into Bath Room

Miss Florence Alexander was asphyx-
lated by escaping gas yesterday morning
al her home. corner OF Pine and Market
streets. by gas escaping from hot water
heater in bath room She was uncon-
scious for several hours. but last night
was reported recovering slowly.
Miss AIezander went into the bath
room and lighted the gas heater and
worked around the room, waiting for
The water to get hot. After being in
the room a few minutes she felt as II
her head would burst but did not Know
what was causing this. She raised the
window 10 get fresh air, but wss not
relieved and finally rushed across the
hall to her room and fell unconscious
10 the floor She was picked up and a
physician called. who after several hours.
work. restored her 20 consciousness ana
after some further work pronounced her
ont OF danger.
This is the third person to be asphyx-
lated in this room. One was little
child who was not expected to live for
many hours after she was found and
taken out Of the room. The gas was al
lowed 70 escape on account OF poor
plumbing.
MANY gas heaters do not entirely con-
sumo the gas which is allowed 10 fow
into the burner. To prevent asphyxiation
the heaters have a pipe connection, with
fues to carry off escaping gas the
heater in this room had cap for this
connection. but the man who installed
it did not finish his job. When the little
child was asphyxiated this plumber was
called and stated that there was moth
ing the matter with the burner. Yes
terdsy the trouble was discovered. how
ever. and the measurements were made to
put on the pipe to carry Oft the gas.
There are a number of heaters in tho
city that have no connections with fiues
and it was stated yesterday by an ex-
pert gas man that it was a wonder there
were not more cases of asphyXiation than
are reported, as the heaters are really
dangerous without this connection
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
DECISION WAS SUSTAINED.
Judge Dale Was Upheld in Adams
Gilbert Case

Judge T. F. Wall received notice from
the clerk of the supreme court that that
tribunal had sustained the decision of
Judge Dale in the case of Adams vs. Gill
bert. This is quite a welI-knoWn case in
this court Mr.. Adams owned a home
stead near this city. Mrs. Adams was
sick ard a guardian was appointed. Mr..
Adams and the guardian sold tho home
stead. each signing the deed. Mrs Ad-
ans died and the husband brought suit
to recover the property on the ground
that the property was not jointly con-
Voyed.
Judge Wall was the attorney for the de-
Tense. While both the defendant and his
attorney admitted the invalidity Of the
deed, they conterded that Adams. hy his
conduct. was stopped from recovering
the property Judge Dale held Tor the de-
PENDANT and the supreme court sustained
this decision
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
LEGISLATURE WAS JOLLY.
Amusing Law Passed at Last Session
OF Legislature.

Judge Dale yesterday received a copy OF
the Kansas statutes compiled by the
last legislature. the first 20 arrive in the
city As usual. they were glanced over
by the court house officials To see what
there was new. and in a very short time
they discovered something radically new
in the section regulating The use Of auto
rnolileS. This section has become the
laughing stock of the court house crowd
Following Is the complete section a.
printed in the statutes and as it has be
come "a law:
Chapter o.. Regulating the use Of
automobiles. An act in relation 10 auto
mobile aud motor vehicles. regulating
their speed and operation on the pub
lie highways in this state, providing for
their proper equipment and providing pen
alties for the violarion thereof. Be il
enacted ~ the legislature Of the state Of
Kansas;
Section 1. That the term automobile
and motor vehicle as used in this act
shall be construed 10 include all types
and grades II motor vehicles propelled
by electricity. steam, gasoline or other
source Of energy. commonly known as
automobiles. motor vehicles or horseless
carriages. using the public highways and
not running on rails or tracks. Nothing
in this section shall be construed as in
any WY preventing. obstructiug. imped-
fng or embarrassing or IN any other man
ner OF form infringing Upon the prerog-
ative of any political Chauffeur 70 run an
aUot1nobulous band wagon At any rate
ne sees IT. compatible With the safety q
the OCCUPANTS thereof; provided. however
that not less than ten nor more than
twenty ropes be allowed al aI times 10
tran behind The vehicle when in motion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
DIED IN CALIFORNIA.
7. r. Harson Passes Away at Los
Angeles May 81.

l.. +. Harson died at Los Angeles. Cal.
May 81 Coler l. Sim yesterday received
letter from Frank Harson telling of
the death of his father and stating that
the remains were buried there.
He leaves a wife and four children all
grown and now living in California MIR
Harson moved TO Wichita from Rock
Island. III about fifteen years ago
For number OF years he had been
head clerk in the Office of Coler Sim Ills
health failed last summer and in the fan
he went tn California. hoping that the
climate there would prove b MEDICAL RE
was an old soldier and died the day set
apart 10 honor The soldier dead
Mr. HsrsOn was a good citizen and had
many friends in this city who viii regret
TO hear of his death.
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rian. was invited 10 return and take full
charge of the library.
Professor. {. A. EIlenberger was invited
to remain permanently as director of
music, and committee appointed to con-
fer with him respecting the terms of the
necessary contract between the college
and the school OF music.
After ratifyingN the proceedings of the
executive committee during the past year,
and committing unfinished business, of
which there IS considers bic. the board
adjourned, subject TO call of the presi-
dent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
FIRE CRACKER PISTOL.
Wichita Man Has Invented a Novelty
of This Kind.

c. W. Hansen. who has offices IN this
city. has invented little article known
as a fire-crackeT pistol and punk-hoider
which will add great delight TO the many
joys of the small boys Fourth Of July
celebration These pistols are shaped
very much as the ordinary revolvers are
cast from iron. and weigh about a pound
apiece. The barrel breaks like the or
binary revolver, the fire-crscker taking
the place of the she'll The novelty OF the
article is in the handle. a piece a punk
is placed in a hole in the handle and after
the fire-crscker has been placed In the
barrel the fuse is drawn over the lighted
end of the punk and is discharged with
a very loud report. As the punk burns on
it is automatically pushed to the top BY
A small spring IN the stock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
TO BE MARRIED JUNE %.
Miss Isabella Barnett VIII Become
Bride Of Nm. Sarvey

Cards We're received yesterday announc-
ing the wedding Of Miss Isabella Bar
nett and Mr. William Savery. which will
take place in the First Congregational
church AZ Albuquerque. y n. June ,.
at O'Clock. Immediately after the Ned
ding the bride and groom viii so 10 -
attic, Wash. where the groom j. 2 pro-
lessor in the University Of Washington.
Miss Barnett for a number Of years was
at the head OF The German department
OF the Lewis academy. Sac left this city
a few months ago on account q her
mothers health and has since made her
home in Albuquerque.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
At the Crawford.

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Rose ID Armour .-.......-..Aileen Houston
chic Good Fairy
Ursinorsimot -.--.-.......... Milton Gross
CThe Evil Magician
Prince Beau De<ire......-. Harry Hosford
CThe BEAST
Beauty - The Good daughter OF
Ellesdee -...--.-.-.-.--...M Margaret Case
Gulusre-The Gorgeous. daughter Of
Ellesdee -.........-..... Bertha Chandler
Selma - The sor1id. daughter OF
ElleSdee commandments. Marie Iiurner
EllesCee-The Merchant Abner Bourne
Alcroquil-His partner -..-.............
-.........-...-....... .Merrifeld MsTtlins
Flip-PersonaI attendant Of the Evil
Magician. --..-.---.-. Howard Lockwood
Flop Personal Attendant OF the Evil
Magician. Els Lockwood Martlin-
Fairies. sprites. riders. guards. ladies
and gentlemen OF the court attendants.
etc
The above is the cast for Beauty and
the Beast A bare announcement ought
10 h enough 70 lam the house at every
Performance. This entertainment l. not
an unknown quantity" 70 Wichita PEG
pie The same directors produced Gin
dereIa here Hast season and over TWO
thousand people enjoyed & II was pro
nounced the hest home-tsleut entertain
n1ent ever seen here. When i j. asserted
thst Beauty and the Beast, is better
than Cinderella. both a. to choruses.
cast. and especially in specislties. is bat
ter costumed and that SIR Clint Diaper.
= professional entertainer OF note. also
does dne turn. standing room Only
should be the rule for every performance.
And now a word as q the principal
director. Mr. Harry Miller The local
dancing teachers know him 10 be one OF
the very best dancing teachers in Amer
lea Few are as Eefl o. as fsvorabl5-
known 70 the teachers themselves - he
The childrea who are participating IL
the entertainments produced o. him. Ar.
receiving ,he benefit Of instruction whica
Is only attainshle 10 the larger cities
az the east At hjsh prices IN addition u
that he i q practical musician and a
stage manager ef experience IN the pro
feSsional aeid. All these qualities con-
hined enahie him 10 put OF the entertain
meuts n the manner which make them
fauoas
The chndrea are ready f0- their drst
performances ard viii andeubiezsly o.
greeted ~ barge audiences Tickets 20
on sale az EoNetz ie<slry store ths
mosui7s. for ne arst Performance
Nr- szrola Briggs. who fo- some years
has been a. scO-1rsai-f teacher Ard
sololss IN New YORK sisy. ard whose g.
EAsen>ass for fEe past winter have
covered re territory setvs.z F1ffshurg
Pa. ard Boston. Mas - - play ~ ths
F1r.t n z charcs Rexs Fgs6zJ. Jgze -
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RARE TREAT 81 MUSIC.
Prof. kroeger viii Give Piano Recital
NeHf McnoaY.

The coming 70 Wichita II Prof Kroeger
Of St Louis. the vel knovn eompossr
snd efHcld p5fe organise FOR The WeriG p
Pair in lsA pIg - = rare treat fer Taa7y
persons afso have beers waiting aH OPP
porfguifr r. bear this artist Prof
KroeEer fs uot only 8 great performer
"a the organ. bit - 10 fhe very forsuor,
rank - composers Tor tsst sHsffurnsuf-
4 fan house Saa CERTAINLY greet tbs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
LOST ALL IN FLOOD.
Henry Sauter's Horse and Househoid
Goods Were in Kansas City.

dr Henry Sauter purchased the Badger
grocery last week. as told 81 the Eagle,
and yesterday IA received notice that a
horse and he household effects had been
lost in the food ~ kansas city NJ
Sauter shipped his goods ard horss from
GaIesburg H. and then came 20 wichita
vifh his family. Tac csr reached Kansas
cite and could not get out. and few
hours later the car was carried aV9T
o. tire vatrv NJ sauter purchased the
-r1cerv stock ard eis0 half section %
land near Arkansas CITY. through the
1910. ~ s Il TrLrr
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California
Grape Fruit

and has the appearance Of dry
granulatei sugar. Il Is put ap
in hall pound boxes, very con-
venient for picnics. parties. tfav-
elers and for ismily use Is
always ready 70 serve; all thar IS
required Is 20 stir two teaspoons
iul IN glass OF water.
Pomclo IS a delicious, refresh
ing, wholesome and heslthiul
summer drink. There's no hing
like II for
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in order TO permit those who nave been
so fortunate as to escape with their polit
zeal lives and opportunity to be dragged
to death; and provided further. that
whenever a mangIed and bleeding polit-
zeal corpse implOres for mercy. the
driver of the vehicle shall, in accordance
with the provisions of this act throw
out the life line -
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Use

hakes a iosTning. sparkling
health drink and purifes aiksli
water Ask your grocer Tor u.
Nov being demoastrated by
Osborn q Hess AZ 7oe North
Main. phone <<z
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FOR MISS MCCULLOUGH.
Miss Irene Coleman Entertained at
Her Home.

very enjoyable party was given on
Thursday evening. June I. by Miss Irene
Coleman OF AZ South NolUtsia. N honor
of Miss May Mccullough Of st. LOUIS.
The evening was spent in eard-pisyins.
singing and dancing and al a late hour
refreshments were served Among those
present were: MisSes sutton. Bother.
Fern Sutton. SkidmOTe Pratt. McEui-
Tough. Skinner. Nelson. Wills. Bennett.
Peters. SternDerg and Coleman. Messrs.
Walton. Schuler. Don Schuler. Skidmore.
Nelson Sternberg. Warren. Harley. Han
cock. GunkeI. Williams. Putnam. Coleman
and Pratt
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great musician on Monday evening next
at the Reformed church This will be
the trst recital given on this new organ.
fact which iu i,self viii add muca
10 the interest az the occasion.
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MISS FLORENCE FLOWER.

This evening. in Garfield hall. Miss
Florence Flower will appear in recital
for the last time In Wichita. The fol-
lowing is the program:
PART l.
hompson-'F'riendship Love and
Song ...............-.... Mixed Quartet
Miss Cole. Miss Petuiohn. Mr.. Nc
Kibben and Mr.. Crane.
extraordinarily I Roam ........-
....................... Vocal Solo
Mrs. y G. Brewer.
Greeh-"A Dream OF Love. Vocal Solo
Mrs Frank Owens.
MISUNDERSTANDING dc Concert" -..-.-
...................... Instrumental Solo
Miss Gertrude Erohman.
BaIfe-'The Heart Bowed Down
bohemian GirD ...--.--... Vocal Solo
Mr.. Burt McKibbin.
Tosti-"Could T. ............ vocalo Solo
Miss Eva Carton.
Verdi-'ThoU Wit Not Speak" III
Trovatore) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Trio
Ms. Blake, Mrs. Owens and Mr.
Shields
PART IL.
Chopin
ts) Prelude. Opus .. No. 1.............
90 PoIonaise. Opus a. NJ. 1.-.--..--.
....-.-................I Instrumental Solo
Mr.. Baird Hamlin.
Torrente-
ca Show Ale Thy Ways ......---.---
tbl Farewell. Marguerite Vocal Solo
Mr. Jack Shields.
Gluck-"Tbe Faro Sauezs Eurlcice-
tOrpheusl Observation-Disclosures. Vocal Solo
Mrs. Walter Boite.
Gounod-
,a) Bird Of the Mount n ..---.-..-.
(hs hello Colmo~ tRomco AID
Juiietl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Vocal solo
Mrs Earl Blake
Schubert 'serenader Ladies Quartet
3Irs Nelson. Miss PetJijobn. Miss
SouthweiI. Mrs. Bolte-
verdi Prison Scene III TrovatOre
Miss Flower. Mr Shields MI No
kIbbln and Chorus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-09
q Ia - ~ TX -
s.,- re Siaa iss Hsfs rkzYs Bas-
'a q A<zlzzu

Mrs Mile a Hodge % S6 and 81
North Main street received word fror,
Leadvulc Colo. that Eirl baby Rad
been born 20 her daughter. Mrs. san-
ford stewartson June tn
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W. h. Shoemaker
1913 South Lawrenc.
Groceries
Onward Paten, FIour. sd paund

Onward patent Flour. so pound
sack ..-............. ga
Dold's Best Lard pound ......I lc
8 Pounds Lard Com round $780,. 25c
2 Pounds Comb Honey ... Zoe
Banner Oats. package 1890. 20:
I Gallon Can Syrup ..........3 81
4 Pounds Good Rice ........ pc
) Pounds Evaporated Peaches 25,
3 Packages Malta Ceres 25
Lion Coffee, pound ........... g.
Arbuckle Coffee, pound 1900. 10:
) Pounds Kennedy's Best Soda
Crackers .............. rs,
8 Cans Rex Lye .............2 5c
8 Bars White Russian Soap .25c
9 Bars Diamond c. Soap 25c
2 Cans Good Tomatoes 15c; doz. So,
Standard Tomatoes ..... l0c
3 Cans Good Corn 25c
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Drink
Drink
POnelO
I he Health Drink

Recommended by the leading
physicians everywhere. II IS the
crystsiized juice OF