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No sick headache, sour stomach,
biliousness or constipation
by morning.
Qot u JO-cont box now.
Turn tlio rascals out tho headache,
biliousness, indigestion, tho sick, sour
stomach and foul gases turn them
out to-night and keop them out with
Cascarets.
Millions of men and women tako n
Cascaret now and then and nover
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver, clogged bowels or an upset atom
ach. Don't put in another day of distress.
Let Cascarets cleanse your stomach;
remove tho flour, fomenting food;
take tho excess bile from your liver
and carry out all the constipated
waste matter and poison In tho
bowels. Then you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight stralghtons you
out by morning: They work while
you sleep. A lucent box from
any drug storo means a clear head,
sweet stomach and clean, healthy liver
and bowel action for months. Chil
dren love Cascarets because they
never grips or sicken. Adv.
TIME TO WIND UP AND QUIT
Aunt Phenie Had Eased Her Mind, So
There Was Only One Thing
Left to Say.
Old Aunt Phenlo was the colored
cook In a Uoston family. Her husband
was cook on a boat and sometimes ho
was away from Phenlo for many
months. At one time when ho had
been gone seven or eight months, Aunt
I'henlo. who could neither read nor
write, asked her mistress to write a.
letter to her husband.
"Now, what do you want mo to
write, Phenie?" said tho mistress.
Phenio's eyes had a dangerous light
in them as she said:
"Fust off I wants yo' to gib him
.Tesso fo' not wrltln' to me! Tell 'im
I says he is a good-for-nothln', trlflln',
ham-foot niggah what ain't fit fo" me
to wlpo my feet on! Write Jess lalk
dat! Den yo' sail in en call him a
plrut or a chicken thlof fo' not sendin'
me mo money! He's got a right to
send- me money oven if I is airnln'
wages! Tell '1m I Is 'bout to 'ply fo'
divorcement papers! Call 'im any kind
of a bad name yo' can t'lnk of do
mlzzable niggah!"
There was much more of the worst
of abuse and dire threats and then hqr
mistress asked:
"What else, Phenlo?"
"Well, I guess yo' bettah send 'Im
my lovo en quit!" The Sunday Maga
zine.' I Sentiment Jolted.
Just as the happy husband of a few
months was about to leave home for
the dally office grind his wife placed a
hand upon his arm.
"Harry, dear," she softly said,
"ijyen't you a lock of my hair some
where in your pocket?"
"I have, indeed, sweetheart," was
the prompt response of hubby, as he
affectionately embraced the sharer or
his sorrows and joys. "I have it right
hero in the pocket close to my heart!"
- "That's" fine, Harry!" delightedly re
turned littlo wifey. "Won't you please
.ake it and see If you can match mo
omo puffs when you go downtown?"
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Story Tellers.
"Do you find that set of books you
bought Interesting?"
"Not very," confessed the man who
tries to Improve .himself.
"Do you regret your bargain?"
"A little. I'd feel better, about it if
tho man who comes around to collect
tho cash was as good at telling a funny
yarn as the ono who sold me the
books " Tit-Bits.
If woman had her way man wouldn't
havo his.
Nothing Is so uncertain as the minds
of a certain class of politicians.
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SLUGGISH BOWELS
rfsy
More Nourishment
Weight for Weight
in a package of Grape-Nuts than in a roast of beef.
Grape-Nuts is meat the meat of wheat and barley a rich, sweet, appetizing
food, ready to eat direct from the package with cream or milk.
All the bone-making, blood-making, muscle-making values of choicest wheat
combined with malted barley are afforded in this famous pure food.
Grape-Nuts being partially pre-digested by long baking, gives quickly a wonderful
power to "do," in return for the small energy required to digest it. Better and more
complete nourishment than Grape-Nuts and cream is difficult to find; and with the
price of meat way up there's true economy, too.
This sturdy food is sold by Grocers everywhere, in wax-sealed packages.
Thousands make it a part of their daily breakfasts.
There's a
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NEEDED SOME MORE TRAINING
Possibly Pup That Was Moses' Pride
Would Prove Prize Winner, but
Just at Present
"That's a nice dog of yours, Moses.
What breed is ho?"
"Isn't ho? He's an Airedale got a
pedlgreo as long as my arm, and I'm
told he'll carry all before him when
he gots properly filled out."
"It Isn't often dogs carry things be
hind them, Is it?"
"Oh, I don't mean that. I mean he'll
win wherever shown. But ho's a good
one to carry things as well. Seo, I'll
loose him oft tho lead, and give him
my cap to carry."
Suiting tho action to tho word, Moses
gave tho dog his liberty and stuffed
the cap In his mouth.
For flvo oeconds tho dog carried tho
cap In a model mannor, then ho sud
denly bounded away, tossed tho cap
about upon tho muddy roadway, and
finished up, just bb Moses got to tho
spot, by tearing it nearly in half.
"Ho carried all before him that
time," said Asker.
But as Moses held up his mud-lorn
hat he uttered things wo daren't
rccoid.
He Was She.
In a college for women, where tho
faculty consisted chiefly of tho gentler
sex, a meeting of tho academic coun
cil was In progress. Hero and there a
lone man sat surrounded by learned
ladies. An amendment had just, been
oroposed.
"Where Is the person who offers
this amendment?" Inquired the presi
dent. "Who Is sho?"
"Whereupon Mr. Skcets, the popular
young professor of a favorlto subject,
rose and replied, dcprecatlngly, "I am
she."
He Couldn't Retract.
Tho late Herr Gotthllf Wclstein, tho
famous German book collector, had a
very bad impediment In his speech.
One day he got into an argument with
a man to whom he had taken a great
dislike. Tho dispute became hotter
and hotter until Welsteln completely
lost his temper.
"You're an n-n-n-n-n-Id-Id-id-Id-lot!"
ho shouted furiously.
"Herr Welsteln," replied his oppo
nent coldly, "you must retract that at
once!"
"Never!" retorted Welsteln. "I'm
only too J-J-J-J-jolly glad to g-g-get It
out!"
Had Never Rehearsed It.
Tho moving plcturo director was
having trouble In getting one of the
scenes right. The girl was supposed
to resist an attempt to kiss her, but
tho rehearsal waB far from satisfac
tory. "Think, now," said tho director,
coaching her; "haven't you over tried
to stop a young man from kissing
you?"
"No," was the girl's frank reply.
, Tolstoy's Teachings.
If people would but understand that
they are not the sons of some father
land or other, nor of governments, but
are sons of God, and can, therefore,
neither be slaves nor enemies, one of
another those insane, unnecessary,
worn-out pernicious organizations
called governments, and all the suffer
ings, violations, humiliations and
crimes which they occasion, would
cease. Leo Tolstoy.
Marriage a La Mode.
"When will their marriage be solem
nized?" "As soon as It Is financed."
One kind of a fool man is the chap
who advises his iianceo to take boxing
lessons.
Most of us who attempt to wear tho
mantle of greatness are disappointed
in the fit.
Few men arc envied because of their
wisdom; many becauso of their
wealth.
Let's.remomber the kind acts of oth
ers, but forget our own!
A self-mado man Is as proud of tho
outcomo as he is of his income tax.
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Reason" for Grape-Nllti
SAGE TEA DARKENS GRAY
HAIR TO ANY SHADE. TRY IT!
Keep Your Locks Youthful, Dark,
Glossy and Thick With Garden
Sage and Sulphur.
When you darken your hair with
Sago Tea and Sulphur, no ono can
tell, because it's done so naturally, oo
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, nt homo Is mussy and trouble
somo. For BO cents you can buy at
any drug storo tho rcady-to-uso tonic
called "Wyoth's Sago and Sulphur
Hair Remedy." You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and
draw this through your hair, tnklnc
ono small strand nt a time. By morn
ing all gray hair disappears, and, after
another application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant. You will also dis
cover dandruff Ib gone and hair haB
stopped falling.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, Is a sign of old ago, and as wo
nil dcBlro tr youthful and attractive ap
pearance, get busy at onco with Wy
cth's Sage and Sulphur and look years
younger. Adv.
Activities of Women.
Mixed marriages aro forbidden In
Washington.
Belgrade, Servla, has two woman
physicians.
Indiana has over 30,000 women em
ployed in Its industries.
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison is about tho
only person In tlie world who can glvo
ordors to her famous husband, and ho
always abides by whrrt sho says.
Over 00 per cent of ;up school teach
ers In Washington arc affected by tho
now antl-marrlago rule ma'do by tho
board of education of that city.
Tho Woman's National Made in tho
United States of America leaguo hopes
to enroll 2,000,000 women. It Is pro
posed that each member of ,tho leaguo
shall buy only articles made In tho
United Stales. Somo of tho most
prominent women In tho United Statea
Will tako an actlvo part In the furth
erance of tho project.
Accidental Literary Gem.
Among the lato Sir Waltor Qllboy'3
other claims to notice may bo counted
tho unexpected fact that he or his firm
is responsible for what 13 surely ono
of tho best hexameters in tho English
language. This is, or used to be, found
printed in very small typo at the foot
of tho label on every bottle of Gllbey'a
port wlno, and as follows: "Bottled In
brilliant condition, but care must bo
used on decanting." Tho accent,
rhythm, and neat alliteration of this
would be hard to beat. Yot It must, of
course, be purely accidental. Man
chester Guardian.
Women's Parents.
Mrs. Bacon I see that nearly four
hundred women applied for patents in
England last year.
Mr. Beacon Why, I didn't know
thero could be as many devices for
keeping husbands homo nights aa
that.
Great Problem. '
"What was your office boy looking
so thoughtful about this morning when
I came In?"
"He was trying to make up his mind
whether ho would fill my Inkstand
or not."
Reasonable Theory.
Boss No; wo have all tho men wo
need.
Laborer Seems like you could take
ono more, the littlo bit of work he'd
do. Judge.
The Reason.
"Your now clerk appears to bo very
blue about his work."
"That's1 only because he's green."
The Principal One.
"Aro you familiar with the motives
of Blink's new play?"
"Yes; ho needed money."
Doubtless It is tho uncxpocted that
happens becauso ono can never tell
what a woman will do.
Tho more indignant women can be
come over a scandal the more they
enjoy It.
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ROWING FINE FOR SCHOOLBOYS, SAYS COACH
Guy Nlckalls, Ya
Guy Nlckalls, the Yale rowing coach,
Is a pronounced ndvocato of rowing
for schoolboys, believing that It will
dovelop them from undersized weak
lings to men of strength. This ho con
elders Is proved by the case of tho
English schoolboys, who are benefited
by participation In the sport. In speak
ing of tho subject, ho said:
"I was from a physical standpoint
nn excellent exnmplo of what rowing
could do for an undersized weakling.
At twelve years of age I weighed only
70 pounds. I began rowing nt four
teen, when about eighty pounds In
weight, and steadily gained In weight,
until at twenty I weighed 170. 1 am
an example of thousands In England
of what regular rowing exercise will
do for nn undersized boy. It also has
the ndvantago of other sports In that
a lot of rowing exercise can bo put
through in a very short space of time,
bo that It will not interfere In any way
BARNEY OLDFIELD TO RETIRE
Veteran, of Automobile Speed Klng3
Declares He Is Through With
Sport Loses Hlo Nerve.
Barney Oldfleld, a veteran nmong
tho automobile speed kings both In
road and track racing, has announced
that he Is through with tho sport. The
death of Spencer Wlshart, one of IiIb
closest friends, In the Elgin national
race has convinced him, ho says, that
tho time is ripe for his retirement
from tho dangerous pastime ho has fol
lowed so successfully for many years.
This Is not tho first time Barney has
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Barney Oldfleld.
announced his retirement. Ho has al
ways been unablo to resist tho fasci
nation of high Bpecd work, in spite of
numberless nurrow escapes from
death.
"I'vo always thought I had a lot of
nervo," said Oldfleld recently. "My
friends have told mo so, and the news
papers havo written about Oldfleld'a
nervo. But I certainly was forced to
take a back scat ono day.
"It happened on a southern track,
wheto I was carded as ono of tho fea
turo 'drivers. The promoter, a big fel
low with leather lungs, also acted as
announcer during the races.
"Ho would call out, through a mega
phone, 'Barney Oldfleld Is now crank
ing his car,' 'Baincy Oldfleld Is now
chnuglng a tire," and so on.
"After tho race I rodo back to the
city on a crowded street car and ev
nrybody was talking about tho event
A couple of young fellows sat next
to mo and one exclaimed:
" 'Gee, Oldfleld has a lot of nerve,
hasn't ho?'
" 'Perhaps ho has,' said tho othor.
But ho hasn't half tho nervo tho pro
moter has In staging that kind of a
race.'
"Needless to say, I didn't dlvulgo my
Identity."
Terrapins After Lapp.
Tho Baltimore Federals uro now re
ported aB being after Catcher Lapp
of tho Macklans.
le Rowing Coach
with the boy's regular school studies.
"School rowing In England is, It is
geneinlly agreed, a greater factor In
tho physical development of youth
than any other exercise so fnr culti
vated. Tho chief schools In England
which make a specialty of this form
of nthlotlcs aro Eton, Hugby, Shrews
bury, Bedford, Beaumont, Westmin
ster, Winchester, and others which are
situated near suitable water for this
purpose. So far as statistics can be
relied upon no heart or lung trouble
or permanent muscular strain can be
directly attributed to this form of
athletic sport, and I may say that it
has been generally recognized In Eng
land, at least, that since the exercise
of rowing makes uso of and develops
every muscle In tho body, It does more
to cultivate tho growth and to develop
tho chest and genornlly benefit tho
growing youth than any other form
of athletic exercise."
FEW LEFT-HANDED GOLFERS
Southpaws Figure About Throe In One
Hundred Learn Game More Quick
ly Than Rlght-Handers.
Someono high up In golf has figured
out that the left-handed man figures
three In every hundred players. Also
that there never has boon a good left
handed player In this country that is,
ono who bus won n natlonnl champion
ship. Now It isn't so much that tho Bouth
paw doesn't got tho knack of tho game
aa well as tho right-handed man. It
is, perhaps, that the odds aro against
him. Ho is simply swamped by play
ers who swing according to Hoylo.
Thorc Is not nny moro reason why a
left-hnnder should not shlno at that
game than thero is In baseball. It just
happens, perhaps, that no man who
plays left handed has taken the gamo
up as seriously as Jerry Travors and
tho rest of tho sharpshooters.,
It Is foolish to believe that it Is
harder for him to learn tho gamo. As
a matter of fact, the left-handers learn
tho gamo Quicker, for some reason or
othor, and another point In their' favor
la that whoro tho right-handed man
is always sliding Into tho rough, tho
left-handors' slice generally .works
around tho other way and lands In tho
mlddlo of tho fair green. It is also
said that tho left-hander loses one ball
to tho right-hander's fifty.
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P
I HIGH-PRICED PLAYERS
EddloColllns.Philadelphla
Americans, bought by
Chicago Americans... .$50,000
Joe Tlnkor, Cincinnati
Nationals, bought by
Brooklyn Nationals.... 25,000
Marty O'Toolo, St Paul
American association,
bought by Pittsburgh
Nationals 22,500
Larry Chappoll, Milwau
kee American associa
tion, bought by Chlcngo
Americans 18,000
Lefty Itussell, Baltimore
International leaguo,
bought by Philadelphia
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Americans 12,000
Fritz Malsel, Baltimore
International lengue,
benight by Now York-
Americans 12,000 (!
Kubu Marquard, Indlanap
oils American ussocla- j
tlon bought by Now K
York Nationals 11,000
Cy Seymour, Cincinnati
Nationals, bought by
Now York Nationals...
Splko Shannon, St. Louis
Nntloualu, bought by
New York Nationals...
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Larry McLean's War Fund.
"I.arry" McLean mnkoa a suggestion
that soundB llko good advice to tho
Natlonnl longue. "If tho leaguo needs
a war fund to light tho Fedorals," says
Larry, "It should set nsldo tho money
that 'Hank' O'Day fined mo In 1012 It
could put up quite u light on It, I
know,"
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ONE OF THE
IS
Although Canada's real start In na
tional development ns pointed out by
tho Buffalo Commercial, camo slow
ly and late, as compared with that of
tho United States, It Is now well un
dor way, and very soon thero will bo
a marvelous expansion la agriculture,
mining and manufacturing.
Tho paper abovo mentioned sayB
that "heretofore tho development of
Canada, llko that of tho United States,
has beeu westward, but unllko this
country, tho Dominion has a great
territory to tho North, which has boon
legardeu as all but uninhabitable, but
In which recent research has proven
thoro nro possibilities of develop
ment almost Inconceivable." After
making complimentary roferenco to
tho rcsourcos of tho country tributary
to tho Hudson Bay, which will bo
opened up when tho railroad now un
der construction Is completed, the
Commercial further says "thorc nro
those living today who will seo our
neighbor on tho north a groat and
powerful nntlon, and a not Insignifi
cant Industrial and commercial rival
of tho United States. Tho war may
retard, but It cannot dcstroy Canada's
future. And In this expansion no ono
will moro heartily, rejoice than tho
peoplo of tho United States, because
the prosperity of tho Dominion Ib
bound to Increase our own.'"
Herein Is the spirit that dominates
tho Dominion Government when It
extends nn lnvltntlon to Americans to
assist In developing tho resources that
Canada possesses, whether they bo
mineral, forest, Industrial, commercial
or agrlculturo Both countries will
benefit and tho United States will bo
n gainer by hnvlng as a neighbor a
country whoso resources nro as great
and varied ub aro thoso of Canada.
In comparing tho United States
oloiiB wJth other nations of tho world
In producing and Importing food
stuffs, tho Agricultural Outlook pub
lished by tho United States depart
ment of agrlculturo says:
Tho United States in recent years
has been as largo an importor of food
stuffs as exportor; thoroforo sho can
not brt classed as a surplus producer
of foodstuffs. This Is contrary to pop
ular Impression. It Is truo that sho
Is an exporter of certain articles, out
bIio is un equally lurgu lmpoitor of
other articles. In this classification
tea and coffeo aro Included with food
stuffs. Tn cololo grains tho produc
tion Is 23 per cent moro than tho
nmount retained; of production of
mcatB Is six per cent moro that
Is, exports of meat equal six per cent
of that retained In tho United States
for consumption; tho production of
dairy products Is 20 per cent moro
than consumed; tho production of
poultry is just about equal to con
sumption; of vegetables, ono per cent
loos.
An Investigation into tho produc
tion, Imports and exports of food prod
ucts of various countries Indicates
that England produces about 53 por
cent of her food requirements, and
Imports (not) about -17 per cent; Bel
glum produces 57 per cent, and Im
ports 43 per cont; Germany produces
88 por cont, and Imports 12 per cent,
Frauco produces 92 per cent, and Im
ports eight per cent; Austria-Hungary
produces 08 per cont, and Imports two
por cent; Russia produces 110 per
cent of her requirements, and exports
an equivalent of about 10 per cent;
Canada produces 23 por cent moro
than she consumes; Argentina pro
ducoa 18 por cont moro than sho con
sumes; tho United Stntcs produces
practically no moro than sho con
sumes (1. o. exports and Imports of
foodstuffs almost balance).
With this Information before tho
reader, It Is not a difficult matter to
direct attention to tho fact that Can
ada stands In a pre-eminent position
In tho mntter of ;grnln and cattle pro
duction, and with a, largo territory
yet unoccupied bIio will nlways main
tain It. Advertisement.
PASSED UP THE INVITATION
Sinister Significance In Occupations of
Men Who Had Invited Politician
to Address Them.
A political speaker who had rccolvod
nn invitation from tho leaders of his
party In a distant village, boforo re
plying, sought to discover what sort
of reception ho would bo likely to re
ceive, and placed tho letter of invita
tion boforo n friend whom ho know
camo from tho same district.
"Think I'd better accept?" Inquired
the politician.
"I wouldn't, If I woio you," replied
his friend, slinking his head gravely.
"Why?"
"Well," replied tho other, "I don't
llko tho signatories of tho letter of in
vitation."
"Aren't they men of Influence?"
"Yes, decidedly thoy havo Influence
In tho pnrty," replied thd friend; "hut
of the four ono Is tho local under
taker, tho second Ib tho monumental
stonemason, tho third Is a dry goods
dealer who makes a specialty of
mourning orders, and tho fourth Is
known to gamble largely In llfo insur
ance policies."
The politician did not accept tho
Invitation.
1
Trying to Forget.
He Don't you romember mo?
Sho Why should 1?
"Wo wero engaged to bo married
last summer at tho beach."
"Yes; but don't you recollect you
told mo to forglvo and forget you?"
Misfit.
Knlck Doesn't Jones fit In an
where? Bock No; that man would bo
a square peg In n doughnut. Judge.
ID
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6 CHILD GROSS,
FEVEBISH, S
Look, Mother! If tongue is
coated, give "California
Syrup ofJMgs."
Children lovo this "fruit laxative,"
and nothing elso cleanses tho tender
stomach, liver and bowols bo nicely.
A child simply will not stop playing
to empty the bowels, and tho result Ib
thoy becomo tightly clogged nlth
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
sours, then your littlo ono becomes
cross, half-sick, fovcrlsh, don't eat,
sleop or act naturally, breath Is bad,
system full of cold, has soro throat,
stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen,
Mother! See if tonguo is coated, then
glvo a teaspoonful of "California
Syrup of Figs," and In a fow houra all
tho constipated waBtc, Bour bile and
undfgested food passes out of tho Bys
torn, and you havo a well child again.
Millions of mothers glvo "California
Syrup of Flga" becauso it Is perfectly
harmless; children lovo it, and it nev
er falls to act on tho stomach, liver
and bowels.
Ask at tho stord for a 50-cent bottlo
of "California Syrup of Figs," which
han full directions for babies, children
of nil ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on tho bottle. Adv.
So to Say.
"It must be awfully cold outdoors,
"causo Arthur sayB It Is."
"Arthur?"
"Arthurmometer." U. vtf I. Siren.
Not Sure YeL
"Your wlfo is out of dangor, then?"
"I shall think so unless tho doctor
comes back."
Tho Idea of neutrality according to
somo people Ib to cuss both sides.
Nnshvlllo Banner.
The
General
Says:
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Why accept a doubtful
guarantee on roofing when you can
get one signed by tho largest man
ufacturer of roofing and building
papers in the world, with a saving
in cost in the long run?
ICerkmiteed
Roofing
Is guaranteed In writing S years for 1-ply,
w years lor z-piy, ana yeara lovo-vir,
and the responaibtlity of our big mills
stands behind this guarantee. Its quality
is the highest and its price the most reason
able. For sale by dealers everywhere.
L General Roofing Mfg. Company
World's laryttt manufacturtri of JloqTnj
arul UulltHnQ l'aptri
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Beauty
Is Only Skin Deep
It is vitally nec
essary there
fore, that you
take good care
of your skin.
ZONA POMADE
if used regularly will beautify and
preserve your complexion and help
you retain the bloom of early youth
for many year's. Try it for 30
days. If not moro than satisfied
you get your money back. 50c
at druggists or mailed direct.
Zona Company, Wichita. Kan.
DEFIANCE STARCH
is constantly growing in favor becauso it
Does 'Not Stick to the Iron
and it will not injure the finest fab'ric. For
laundry purposes it has no equal. 16 oz.
package 10c. 1-3 more starch for same money.
DEFIANCE STARCH CO., Omaha, Nebrasks
For Ts sling:
Our nuaed
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Moth Root AppU UrtiU tniU
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BEST MARKET for
POULTUV-VEAL-CREAM
Wrlto'uo for Prico Li5t and Tubs.
THE It. E. COBB CO., 14 E.3rd Street. St. Paul, Minn.
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