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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02
TOWELS.

10 dozen White Huck Towels, while they last, they
sell per pair
Large White Cotton Towels and full size Bath Towels
the 35c sellers anniversary prices per pair
Pure Linen Towels. medium sizes, mostly odd lots
were SOC per pair, reduced to Observation-Disclosures.
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COLORED WASH FABRICS.

yards pretty figured lawns the sc quality, the
anniversary price, yards anyone ior...... 23e
pieces Batiste, SC grade in pretty neat patterns
on sale, per yard DC
1000 yards Lawn choice styles, the regular price
is cents yard, &c
All I2c Batlste reduced TO sc
and grades sell ........... 12c
bolts Calcoes light and dark patterns, SC sellers,
anniversary price yards for $50
Double width PeTcales. nice styles extra good SC
quality, on sale al
All 10 and Percales light and dark patterns,
80 inches wide during this sale SC
and Il cent Red Seal and A. F. {. Ginghams
many patterns choose from 71zc
Good apron Ginghams, sc elsewhere price,. lie
The La Iosca NoIes, in stylish patterns especi-
ally suitable for shirt suits has sold
EaTI, sale prce 1OC
Embroidered \Ole. the latest novelty IN dres.
fabrics, the quality sale Observation-Disclosures. tic
Flowered Organize is all the 60
Very pretty sheer organd in floral designs with
stripe raining through the 2sc grade, anniversary
price per yard. .................. Ice
All qualities reduced Observation-Disclosures. 34r
grades for 4Sc
Ladies Belts, Handbags Fancy Collars, Handkercheis.
all specially reduced for the anniversary sale Many
bargain await you at store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02
EXTRA SPECIAL.

Large, all Linen Towels, plain or fringed our ami
vcrsary price
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02

SILKS AND WOODEN DRESS GOODS.
10 inch Wash SILK, white only, worth $50 yard......
10 inch Fouard Silks in small neat patterns, regular
price is soc yard. Anniversary price only
p inch Wash Silk all colors, sells in most store for
&c a gard Anniversary price only. .............-
Yard wide Black Tafieta silk, Sc quality elsewhere,
Anniversary price, per yard.
Good values in 36n. Black Taffeta at LIS, o5 and.
So inch white Wash Silk ought sell per yard,
Anniversary sale price.
New Shantung Silk cream white, - inches wide, cuts
much better advantage on account OF its width,
worth 50 yard anniversary sale price per yard.
Mohairs, 50 inches, in blue, black, brown, also the
novelty effects suitable for suits or skirts 65c grade
for the anniversary sale reduced 70 .............
Remnants four five yards lengths, best quality,
black Mercerzed Sateen, 25c grade, yard .......
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02
LADIES SKIRTS.

20 black "oolen Skirts. medium weight $50, to
one o- OF skirts IN desirable weights and colors good
styles. were 200 and 90 iusf one or two 81 a kind
sc give choice of the entire lot at .........
500 aua $50 skirts ~ tbs anniversary sale will sell at
Aohar walking skirts in The plated styles worth
400 colors black brown and blue, anniversary price
al 500 skirts reduced ~ 4fo 600 grades sell at 4-S
$50, 1000 ones {or Observation-Disclosures.
Misses skirts specially priced at $50. $50 azs and
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Wide plat iaces. a yard &c
Val. laceS, nice patterns, yd &c
Tt X 10c Torchon laces. at &c
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
The Opening Of .he Season.

4 young man entered his employers
Office with nervous steps and down.
cast mien. II regret 10 inform you.
sir" he said, that a near relative Of
r,ine departed this life yesterday
morning. and the kickoff mean the
funeral. SIR" he hastily added. STAN.
nering over the fhghtful mistake 90
win take place this afternoon at 3
O'Clock precisely. May | absent my.
self from the office for an hour or two
10 pay my last respects TO the depart.
ed?"
Certainly. Br0wnr--certaIDly!" ex.
claimed the generous employer, In an
unusually enthusiastic tone Of voice.
"And by the way" he added, there
will be another regretful ceremony at
tte end OF the week. Business is dead
--ot any rate, as far as you are con.
ccrned--and the Kickoff beg your
pardon, mean the funeral will take
place at the moment you have drawn
your salary. There Ia no necessity
for me to mention the name Of the
Gear departed In this case, believe
he finally said. as poor Brown sadly
sneaked away.-Birmibgham eng.
land) Post
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
500 Reward. t100.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is al least
one dreaded disease that science tas
been able to cure 10 all its stages aud
that ID Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
To abe medical fraternity Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, r..
qulres a constitutional treatment
Halls cataub Cure IS taken internal.
Iy acting directly upon the blood aad
mucous surfaces Of the system. thcrc.
by destroying the foundation 9f the
disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the cons'iin-
ton and assisting nature Ir doing rs
work. The proprietors have 40 much
faith In its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case tha, II fails to cure. Send for ~,
Of testimonials.
Address. =. J. CHENEY & co,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
THE HAY MARKET.

Kansas City. Mo.-Reeeipts. prairie
is cars; straw z cars. timothy, 6 cars
clover I car. alfalfa cars, clover
mited 2 cars Totai ;. cars.
Market ~as quiet, but as The re-
ce;pts we're oniy moderate. prices
sefe held steady. Inc end Of the
sesr caused buyers 20 go slow and
IaKe vbIy Sucn lots as they had "a
nave
saies: No timothy. cars $500;
No timothy. caI s775. 2 cars 500;
lDreashea timothy. carS $3.50; No. !
cioyei mixed. csi $500. No. / pure
cIoyer car; GOOD s. IS, No prairie
: cars - ~. / car &L2j, cars 800;
No prairie. cat s. Is. 2 cars $3.50
car g. 20. ca, scant 5000; No. 3
pfsirie. l car s. 90: wheat straw. :
cars $500: choice alfalfa. carr
vi ~. a cars sl1.00; Nc / alfalfa. ]
,sI $3.50
Choice prairie. 1915 q 800; 40
pfolne $1,000 150; No. 2 prairie,
IS OO9G7j; No. 3 prairie. .5.G0a5 IS,
NO 4 prairie 34O0Gi5O; choice tImo
thy. Ss.0OG375; 80. / timothy. $50
| q S7s: No. timothy, So 7ja7 Is;
80. 8 timothy. s. s5G465O, choic,
clover mixed. ss.0Od9.5O: No. ! clover
mixed. IS s0O1875; No clover mixed
s6 500 50. No. 3 clover mixed. $500
Q6 90; choice clover sg0OG95O. No
clover 81 OOQS75; No clover 500
Al so; wheat and oat straw. $500,
rye straw. Sc 5Od7 90; choice alfalfa
20: No. ! alfalfa, 310.o0d
1915; No. 2 alfalfa. ss504350; No
: alfalfa. 81 00aS0O.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Nose, wasn't that your pastor thai
! saw yesterday under the influence Of
liquor" asked Mr.. Rubber OF his color.
ed coachman.
'Doan know, sub. but specks 1t
might a. been"
Doesn't he know that preacher
ought not to drink anything stronger
than water?"
wal. sub, yo' see, he's a Bapi,st
preachuh, sub, an Alb reckon he thinks
that the crick bein' mighty low jes'
now, he aint got no cali to waste none
o. that watah befo' the big baptism
mex sunday."-CIncinnatl CommerciaI
Tribune.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
Perilovs Walk Of Two Women.

A hazardous feat was performed by
Mrs. John Ali. wife Of the pioneer
Who lives at the mouth Of the Homi.
Homi river. and young woman from
Boston.
The two were sightseeing up the
IIDmiHOmi, and had arrived at the
great waterfall at the foot Of the up.
per canyon. Seeing that tree had
fallen across the canyon above the
waterfall, maFirg a rude bridge. and
desiring 70 cros. % the other side. the
two children climbed around the falls
TO the top Of the canyon and walked
atrcss ;be log
The Boston girl took the lead and
the log s1ayed dangerously az they
crossed. The distance from the log
to where the fosming waters beneath
pitched over the precipIce is between
800 and $50 feet. Both the women
pased safely over, and did not realize,
until later, that they we're the nrst
persons. so far as known. who had
rade the periIous trip, where slip
would mean instant death.
Since Mrs. Ali and her companlons
made the trip the renches have been
bantering one another to follow s'iit.
but none has yet made the attempt
Tacoma News.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
Wonderful Tops.

A Japanese student OF medicine wa
showing a group Of American what
lie could do in the way OF top spinnln 2
He took Up big yellow top, SHAPED
Ike a chrysanthemum, wrapped a
silk cord about It and threw It down.
1t spun beautifully, this huge flower.
and out Of IT, all Of sudden, a half
dozen smaller flowers leaped and spun
In their turn about the floor.
"A chrysanthemum top" said the
young man. Here is q bird top"
He corded and threw down tsp
that reseiLbled a gorgeous bird. The
top, as is spun, opened and closed It's
wings. and made long leaps to left and
right In Imitation of birds flight.
The japanese student wound up a
red top as big as his head and hurled
H. violently straight at one Of his
guests. II shot through the air TIL {.
was within a few inches Of the flight.
cred young mans face, and then, as
II by magic 1t turned and darted back
sgain, and the student caught II on
the palm and held II there. still spin.
ming.
This Is boomerang top" he said.
again he threw II across the room and
again II shot back, still spinning. 10
his hand
The young man now sot going sim.
ultaneously dozen small tops " red
and yellow and green paper. They
locked plain and commonplace as they
spun, but suddenly they began to open
out and one became a ladder, another
o lantern. third ship, fourth a
branch of cherry blossoms, fifth a
dancing girl. and 40 on.
"The Chinese" said the student,
"sre noted for their kites. Why Is II
that we japanese are not equally not.
ed for our tops? All over our country
we spin tops and my little exhibition
here would seem poor and mean be-
side the one that really expert spin.
ner could give you In Japan."-St.
Louis PostDispatcb.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Between the mountains OF India and
Persia IL powerful tribe among whom
40 extraordinary custom prevails
WomanB rights have apparently re
oeiyed fI!l recognition, for the ladies
Of the ,t:je can choose their own bus
hands. Al a single woman has 10 dc
when she wishes to change her statt
Is 10 send servant 10 Din handkef
chief 10 the bat Of mar on whom be-
fancy lights and be Is Obliged TO mar
W Der noless he can show that he T.
too poor to purchase her at her fath
ers price.
price.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

In every country Of the civilized
world Sisters Of Charity are known.
Not only do they minister to the spir,
itual and intellectual needs OF the
charges committed to their care, but
they also minister TO their bodily
needs.
With so many children to take care
Of and TO protect from climate and
disease, these wise and prudent Sis.
ters have found Peruna a never fail.
ing safeguard
DR.. Hartman receives many letters
from Catholic Sisters from all over
the United States. A recommend re.
Gently received from a Catholic nstl.
tuition In Detroit, Mich, reads as fol.
lows:
Or. 8. 3. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear Sir: "The young girl who
used the Peruna was suffering from
lsryngltis and loss Of voice. The re.
suit Of the treatment was most salts.
factory. She found great relief, and
after further use Of the medicine we
hope to be able to say she 10 entirely
eured"--sIsters Of Charity.
The young girl was under the care
Of the Sisters Of Charity and used Pc.
runa for catarrh OF the throat with
good results as the above letter tes.
tihes
Send TO the Peruua Medicine Co..
Columbus. Ohio, for free book written
by DR.. Hartman
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
COOKS WANTGo PRIVILEGES.
One Asked for Q Private Elevator,
Another for Church, Escort.

One Asked for Q Private Elevator,
Another for Church Escort.
SPEAKING Of the unreasonaba.ness
OF cooks" sod a woman from Chicago.
Who had CT e to New York 10 study
social psobl rs. = heard Of two rath.
sT startling instances jug. before I
started east.
There WAS cook in one OF the big
hocses or the Lake drive who has a
piost e1agF rated idea Of her own I'm.
poftance. The house Is a large one,
and TIE Sc ants are well quartered
on the fourth story. To save them
climbing ST IS an extra elevator was
pat in for their use.
ut was not long until the cook came
TO her mistress with this surprising
complsi'
Servants elevator Is too crowded
naa'arn, and have to wait for the
Mattresses. You'll have to get me an
elevator Of my own, or III 60 TO a new
place
Another Chicago woman keeps up
large country establishment some
distance from the city. Her cook vas
jewel but very unpopular with the
other servants. The coachman OF
gardners would not take her aksut as
they did the younger and prettier
maids. Her vanity was hurt, but she
thought she saw a way out.
"'l'm going 10 leave she daclared
to her mistress one Sunday. 'uniess
yoJ order ore Of the men To take me
to church every Sunday. I've not
been accustomed to going to church
alone, and I'm not going to do it.
"The woman told the maid that she
could not interfere In a personal mat
ter OF that kind. and that II she could
not win the attention Of the men sery
ants she would have to go 10 church
alone or return TO Chicago. The cook
tried again, and. failing, gave up her
place."-New York Tribune.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
tn. Christina Spirit

Custom has made Christmas = bur
deo TO many persons With slim Docke
hCoks BIi that ls a fault oD he mA
I.risl side only.
The spiritual or even sentimeo;a,
significance Of the Christmas season
ueyei grows stale Il Is not depend
ea' upon present giving. ignores the
ebtremes OF wealth or poverty. and
speaks of charity and human broth
eihood
Not ali who make lavish material
g.fts a. Christmas can afford them.
All cap Afford the Christmas spiri,
that gladCens like sunshine. and In
ucasey the sum Of the worlds happi
ies,
18th Cd just lie wpay shisl
re who pays his jus, debts at
Christina v.pes out pas, ieuds. for.
gives his enemies, and prepares a
tleap slate for the coming year. is ca
gagged 10 pobler task than when he
empties his pOcketbook for useless or
purely conventional gifts.
Tro man or the woman who brings
brightness 10 soma pOymty.fricken
household. who Iighteas the burden OF
some footsore pilgrim with kindly
sord or decd. enters into the real
Christmas spirit
Old grudges forgotten. eumities
4, bridged over by concilatory tokens.
on Chicago II single child OF the
manifesto tions Of the Christmas spin.
| that brigh,ens and hallows the season
of seasons
Tiny Tins Lord bless us ALL" IL
Dickens masterpiece, is the strongest.
finest breathing OF the Christmas spir
1t that hums uity can ever know.
There are thousands OF poor FAM.
les In Chicago TO whom the advent OF
Christmas would be a mockery with.
out the charity that uplifts and blesses
The giyer more than the recipient.
Christmas Is, above all. the child
ren's festival and II would be stain
on Chicogo II single child Of tn"
slGms should be forgotten.
Buying gifts for friends and rela.
lives. Is charming and commeDdable.
bu. It Is not ali there Is OF Christmas.
The great festival can not be mater
islized without loss; It's appeal 10
charity and brotherhood 10 It's strong
ss, feature.
Pagan or Christian. the one who
passes the Christmas without a single
good decd 10 his or her credit suffers
trcm the omission.
Tho Christmas season is the world s
great clearing house for good deeds.
The trial balance Of our civilization. a
6nger post that points stll' farther
upward.
The world is, after all vast treas.
urs house OF sentiment and at this
season every one nas the keJ and the
opportunity
II Is the Christmas spirit that
counts Chicago Journal
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Many Flags Required by Big Hotels.
mo first class metropolitan hotel Is
thoroughly equipped until It possesses
IN assortment OF flags almost as
complete as that Of an Admiral's flag.
ship" remarked the manager Of a
prominent caravansary.
THE leading hotels In che great
cities have use for flags Of nearly al,
nstions some time or other. Hoteu
are pretty nearly as punctilious In OBJ
serving certain little ceremonies
when distinguished visitors arrive as
are naval fleets, II some high official
Of a foreign country is staying In the
house, 1t is the proper thing TO dis
play his nations colors. AS all big no
tells are likely to entertain home and
foreign diplomats, army or navy OF.
fcers or even members Of royal fam.
lilies, you can see where there Is a nec
essity for an assortment Of flags.
"The hotel may not possess a com.
plete outfit TO begin with, but as time
rolls along, and distinguished men Of
all lands are entertained. the coIlec
ton OF bunting is continually added
u. Then there are the many frater
raj organizations which make one ho
tel or another their headquarters on
the occasion Of annual celebrations.
They usually have some flag or device
which Is swung TO the breeze over the
house on the days Of the jolllncations
Philadelphia Record.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

on " ufdBeU
to believe that It's continued use will
fully eradicate a disease of thirty
years standing. David Meekison.
DR.. Hartman. one Of the best known
physicians and surgeons In the United
States. was the first man to formu
late Pernna. 1t was through his gen.
ills and perseverance THAI It was in,
troduced TO the medical profession Of
this counery.
IL you do not derive prompt and sat.
isfactory results from the use OF Pc.
runa. write at once to DR.. Hartman,
giving full statement Of your case,
and he will be pleased to give you hos
valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Harman. President Of
The Hartman sanitarlum, Columbus,
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
OPEN TIE Door OF YoUR HEART

Open ibe door Of your heart. my lad.
To the angels OF love and truth.
Wien the world is full OF unnnmbered
joys.
In the beautiful dawn OF youth
CASING aside all things that mat.
Saying 10 wrong, Depart"
T. the voices Of hope that are callIus
you
Open the door of your heart
Open the door Of your heart. my lass.
10 the things that shall abide:
- the holy thoughts tha, lift your sc.i
Like the stars a, eventide.
At Of the isdeless flowers that bloom
in the realms Of song and art
Are yours. il you'll only give them
room.
Open ;hs door Of your heart
Open the door Of your heart. my freud.
needless Of class OF creed,
" ben you hear the cry OF a brotlc7
voice.
The sob Of child 10 need.
II De shining heaven that o'er yol
bends
fro need 10 map or chart.
6ui ouiJ the love the Master Gave
Open tho door OF your heart
Edward Eyc!c'' Galc
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
The Publishers Newspaper Union.
Kansas City. Mo. Vol v. No 32..

The ground upon which tho Bank Of
England stands Is valued at $3.50 a
square foot Should the bank ever
find itself pressed for money 1t could
se1l its site for ,32, ITO. .OO0.--Erchange.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Cescon Jo3es-Our minister Is very
liberal: he believes that all men will
be saved eventually
Iss S;sicmate-Tbat's very good:
b.; couilpI he save one for me now'
Boston Transcript
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

He fieniatiyely)--Its too bad that
mistietoc should only be hung up on
Christmas. af
She tnaiyelyl Yes! That certainly
makes Il long time between kisses!
National Tribune.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Felix weIngartner may shortly 70
tire as conductor Of the symphony
concerts of the Royal Berlin Opera
Of the strong, the groaps of the weak.
orchestra.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
Their Little Girl Entirely Cured OF st.
Vitus' Dsnee--Treated IN 1aeS--Had
Been Afflicted for Six Mo 1ths---Was
Cured in Two Months Time.

Kansas City, No, Sept. IL. 1900.
". &. NJ Coe.
Dear sIr:--oUr little girl is now entirely
cured Df 81. yitus' dance. by your treat
ment In 1888. She was afflicted six
months. Your treatment cured her IN two
months time and she has remained wei
ever since. Respectfully,
MAGGIE WAcHSMAN,
q. w. Corner 18th and Askew Cts.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

In the French army soldiers are al
loved to have, gardens In any spass
tarrack ground and grow vegetables.
which help out their rations.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

" you are Interested in the West, or
Western investments send for Hints
to Investors" published every month.
Best authority In the West. Free for
siy months by sending your name.
THE TORREY EXPLORATION Co,
1726 Broadway, Denver, Col.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

JunctIon CIty, Kas, June 20. 1903.
DR.. q. NJ. Coe. Kansas City. SO.
Dear Doctor:-It In now two years since
was treated at your S5nitarium In
Kansas city. and ! am well and doing my
own work. Have gained thirty pounds in
weight. I was sick for eight years DefDre
and had tried many doctors. but never
obtained any permanent relief until was
treated at your Ranitariuin. feel that /
owe a great deal 10 you.
Yours respectfully. MRS. J. r. RoMICK.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
Greatly Benefited BY Or. Goes Treat.
ment--Feeis Like . New Person.
Treated -Four Yesrs Ago and Has
Been Perfectly Well Eve. sInee--
Had Been III for Ter Years Refo-.
Norton. Kas. June /

NORTON, Kag., June 10, 1903.
On. e. NJ. Coo. Kansas City, Mo
Dear Doctor;--I will say that your treat
mert greatly benefited me, and made rDe
feel like a new pesou. IL has been -four
years since ! took treatment from you,
and during those years have felt perfect
ly well. and have done more work than
Rad for ten years previously. ! had been
III for some ten years before l applied 10
you for treatment. I recommend all suf-
fsreTs to 20 TO you. Yours truly
MRS. J. CASE.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Dobbs DO you believe in returning
eood fo' eyl7
Bobts ~, II some one gave ne q
tgp doilar
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
DIR. c. n. C0E,
ytyses, eis Walnut St.. KANSAS CITY, no.

Read the following letters from
patients treated and cured by DR. Coe:
they tell their own story:
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

My pa amt poor no more at all
He's rich nav. an my pa he says
Now he kin have a house with ali
The modern Inconvenience.
Cleveland Leader.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Does your wife Insist on having tie
last wordg"
NO. answered Mr.. Meekton; when
Henrietta gels started there isn't any
last wrd."--washipgton Evening Star
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

It IS all right foi a mon TO work ay
days week 10 a lye factory II he
stie,ss to The truth on tho seventh.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Gentlemen:
II have used
everal bot
ties of Peru
ma and feel
greatly bene
hted thereby
from my ca
tarrh of the
head aud feel
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
are in Recommending Or. coe.

NeNs City Kas July 5tb, 1903.
Dr. g. ". Coe, Kansas city. Mo.
Dear Doct0r:--I had suffered for twenty
y"afg with "A pain In my head. and tried
Eany remedies and doctors without pgiof
About four years ago / began taking
treatment from you, and derived much
benefit from same. biy head and general
health are better than for years. The re-
lief from pain In my head Is a blessing ~
me. You have always treated me with
fairness and consideration. and take
pleasure iu recommending you
Yours very truly, J. ". BLAIR.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

The following letter is from Con
gresham Meekison. OF Napoleon
Ohio:
The Peruna Medicine Co.. Columbus
Ohio.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

map scstters bis fortune 10 the
winds wien he divides It among the
heirs.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12

Radically Cared in Ten Days under Positive
Guarantee. send for Special FREE Book.
.-eg restorative treatment for loss OF Vita
pytysr UvdsDcele EuU.ure. Structure etc.
The Taney County republican., 1905-01-12
THE KANSAS CITY HAY CO.

Establishes 1880 wiibef wsrreA
Pres Ref.-NatsonAi Bank Of Commerce.
K q. Dun 4 Co.
Jtmesny, Alfalfa sno Prairie hsy. Car
tots- 1906 West Eleventh st., Kansas
ctfy. No.