The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, January 26, 1900, Page 2, Image 2

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    rUk XURNIKQ ASTUR1AM, FlUKU, JANl'ARY l!6, MCO
JOHN T. LIGHTER. Editor.
Telephone Main ML
TEH MS OP SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY. j
Ei-nl by mail, per yer JS.00 ;
Rent by mall, per month .50
Berved by carrier, per month tO
SEMI-WEEKLY.
Bent by mail, per year. In advance 1100
Postage free to subscriber!.
All communication! Intended tor pub
lication should be directed to the edi
tor. Business communications ot all
kinds and remittances must be address
ed to "The Astorlan."
The Astorlan guarantees to Its ad
yertlsers the largest circulation of any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
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j tougu ana
(pnsuiiiptioii
' Lure
vr.o rvt-r V -.vw n iv sumi f: a
lew iVcs inv .i.y our ill;
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ami Hutu Ir.v. vr'v't it -
cVrl'u Btu n-Tx r t:ie cure of t
Sire i fust i!iiwtpi y it h.ia Ji
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in KncInn Vi'. 'vv f.r
S.C.Wells&Co!
LEROY, N.Y.
HAMILTON, CAN.
Sold by CHARLES
ROUERS.
Advertising rates can be had on ap
plication to the business manager.
It looks a? if the Ui-Kinnlng of the
end nf the vexatious Alaskan boundary
tfisput wen nt last In sight. There Is
to be a conference of "experts" from
thie country end Canada at Ottawa
and elsewhere over it. The United
States agent is Otto H. Tillman, of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, aud P. B.
King, chief astronomer of the Cana
dian Department of the Interior,
represents the other side. Let us hope
they ill consider the matter thor
oughly before they make their pro
reeding public. There has been enough
talk over it already, and the people
need a rest. '
permany wants a navy, aud, as the
colloquial saying is, "wants it bad."
She has a Fleet Society, with head
quarters in Berlin, composed of men
nho are evidently observant of what
Is going on ir. the world around them,
and who want their country to ,1086
none of the advantages which other
countries are securing. The society is
at present engaged in vigorously agi
tating the naval bill, so called, and
using every argument to induce the
German legislators to give the empire
a proper equipment in ships. A
pamphlet Just published by the society
Is devoted to "American Naval Regen
eration," and comments intelligently
on American ways of doing things, or,
as the writer puts it, the way "this
joyous, vigorous and lively nation
plants the star spangled banner in
every nook of the globe." The Fleet
Society may have previously heard of
the phrase "the universal Yankee Na
tion." It was coined long before George
Dewey opened the' door at Manila, and
seeus to be coming into f ulnillment in
an unexpected way.
Slates Circuit Judge Henry Clay Cald
well, of Arkansas, is very favorably
considered, and Mr. Rryan has a high
admiration for his character and abili
ties. I'ntil 1S1 Judge Ciildwell was a
tvbublican, "an old line r rubllcan"
Mr. Bryan' friends term him. He
was appointed to the district court In
Eastern Arkansas bv President Lincoln
and made a circuit Judge by President
HarrU.m. He turned to the democracy
on the platform of 1S9. In this con
nection It Is very interesting to re
member that in 1SS Just after the
den.ociatic convention, Mr. Bryan was
in SaleM, 111., and In conversation
there he spoke In the. highest terms of
Judge Caldwell, whose talents and
chwracter appealed to hint especially.
Judue Caldwell Is of the type of man
that the democrats want to nominate.
at least that their leaders prefer. He
is well known throughout the country
and has a clean record. He served In
the Union army as colonel of an Iowa
regiment. He has not been particular
ly Identified with politics, yet he Is
widely kr.own.
No More Back Ache
win vxw
QJ
CONSTIPATION.
M INFlAMATlOtlr BLA00ER.au!)
rzr ill ' I'lj..',.!
ASTORIAN
BARGAIN
COLUMN
PcWrtt's Little Early nir purify
the blood, cUut the Uver. Invigorate
the ivnteiu. Famous llttto pills tor oon.
tlpatton and liver trouble, Cha Rogers.
It doesn't matter about tho iieiiuiy
beuiK or.ly skin deep, long til it's
woti) on tho outxlde,
I he Most for Cnsh,
I am alvertlHli.g for the Cash
fullest wolgau and low.l iirlcea. j lt. une-junlled for wluxiplng coimh.
Everything ch:in and frh. i mwivn " . wntwi ii. N. win.
"On Minute Cough Cur It tho bout
remedy t ever used for coughs and colds
Prompt atttmtlon,
CHAKl.KS LARSON,
Uroceriivi and Cnn-kery,
there's Satisfaction
In buying allwrwaro whoie the
stock ts complote and you have an
ONsuronce an to quality. I have a
l:vgo a-H3vtmoiu of sterling silver
and hollow ware In latiKt denlgna
for wtxldlng prvmMUa tuvl holiday
lama, tlonlryvllle, Intl. Never falls.
It l the only harmless remedy that
glvM Inimetllate rtwuiu. Cure rough,
Collin, luxtrtk!)), oroup, pnoumonl,
broneliltl and all throat and lung
tnnihli' Its oarly u prevail con
sumpli'm. Chns Rogvr.
It In for better to be eitthunliistlc III a
mlxl.ik.'H thuno than upntlitlo In
everything.
tlMiltf.
buy.
Be sure to we It b-foro you :
Purities the bkHxl by eliminating all
poisonous matter, stimulating the e
eroilor.?, rt'culailng the bowvl an.l aid
ing nature In throwing off thnt whl"h i
ivakes n yellow skin. The eiTect on tne
COMPLEXION Is quite pronounced, a
a few days' use will demonstrate.
J. U. Clnrk. Peoria, III., says; "8ur-
G. W. SMITH. g onn watmM toopomte on m for illw,
6:4 Commercial atnvt. 1 but I cured them with IVW'ltfa Witch
. . Haii'l Salve." It Is Infallible for I'll.
ami (Kin disease. lU wuro of oountor-
No matter how hish a man flies, he
his get to come down to the earth
eceatonnlly for board and lodging.
hervita' pills
Restore Vitality Lost V:jr and Maoheod,
Cure Imnotcncv, Night I'missionsar.J
wastins? ui-icase., all ciTccts of self-
a) abuse, or excess and India
GiTjrrction. A nerve tonic antt
'Tihlooil lnilltWr. lirlngs the
R vyiInk trlow to rale cheeks and
restore the fire of youth
i By nin il oUc rer box, O boxes
ior $:i.oO; with n written grtmnin
teo to euro or refund the money.
Send for circular. Addre,
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton A Jack.nn St.. CHICACO, liX
For ! by Cbarl R.wm. tru.ii
Orcoa
pj00di UO B3Uldt)0 IMOptO ill o
ouo s iuouij)Hiu pu :deJiJ i stu;i
wool am 'duioqo oqi aop(o oijx
A A A A A A A A A A A A As; A A A AAA
immm
SAUCE
THE ORIGINAL
WORCESTERSHIRE
Who los Your I aimJ i y
We claim, and we will prove to
every one, that we have the best
foil Chaa UKer.
A man's puree often lei iul vpon
and nnt UD-to-date laundry on the
Coast. A trial order will convince hi iihtlity to pn'vrut others from
the most particular. If you want
neat, prompt work, try the
CITY STKAM LA I' N DRY,
123 Franklin Avenue.
R. SC1IIMPFERMAN. Prop.
For a Holiday (lift
There Is nothing nicer than a piece
of sllvorwiuv or cut glow. I h;ive
a coinpleno ajuortment of the luteal
rrolueUons at reasonable prlivs.
II. EK3THOM.
The Jeweler.
HO Commercial Street
Better I luiu F.vcr
The Pond Street nh Market I
better than ever prepared to supply
fresh and salt nh of all kinds.
Good delivered to any part of the
city and atlsfactlon guaranteed.
BONO STHEET FISH MARKET.
417 Dond Street.
Millinery Novcltie
I desire to further call th atten
tion of the ladle to my handanm
stock of trimmed millinery. It com
prises the latest oreailon of the
millinery art. and I am offering re
duced rate for the next M dya.
MISS McRAJS.
Dr. T.N. Bull
DENTIST.
S7S Commercial Street,
ASTORIA. ORE.
Over Schlusael's Clothing Store.
pi eventing It.
My son has bovn troubled for year
wlt'i chrome illiinheu. Sometime
utM I pervuitded It 1 tit to take ioiiio nf
i tmmiM-rlulu s t olio. Cholera and
lM!ri'ho-!i remedy. After lining two
hollies of the '-(N'nt li he Wits
cutvd, I give thl testimonial hoping
pome nn similarly atlllcted may rvd
It an, bo biientei. THOMAS C.
HOvi:k. OI'iiiHte. O. For .ii by
CharU- Iloger.
Pave iu nt made of good intention
are heller tlimi none at all.
THfi LUI'YKC
"I was nearly dead with dyiMla,
tried doctor. vlKjteil mtmral springs,
and grew worse. I ol Kodol Dy
pepsla Cure. That cured me." It ai
gent what you eat Cure indigestion,
our stomach, heartburn and all form
of dyspepsia, L'hiva Roger.
It's a foor memory that never allow
a nwn to forget what ho owes.
Mlw Anule K. Gunning. Tyre, Mich.,
eaya: "I suffered a long Urn from dy
pepma: Uwt tlh and bsvaine very
weak. Kodui Dyspepsia Cur coiuphnt.
ly cured me." It digeat what you eat
aikl cure all furma of atoniach troubl.
It novrrfall togiv InuueUlate rvUofln
the woret ca. Cha Kiger.
What a happy world this would be
If other could see us as we see ou.
selves,
' Il look as if Arkansas would have
the distinction of having one ot her
-citizens nominated for vice-president
with William Jennings Bryan. At
any rale, the name of the United
i
r r the
The fifty-cent size is just
The senate has passed a bill which
wipes out another relic of postbellum
day when the country was legislating
against the men who fought in the
Confederate army. As the war has re
ceded into history and the old wounds
have been healed, and the South and
North have begun to understand each
other, congress has by degrees been
removing the disabilities of the ex
confedeiates. The bill passed by the
senate unanimously, and which was In-
iroaucea oy Dr. Gallinger, senator
from New Hampshire, is intended to
repeal section 4,116 of the revised stat
utes, wnicn prevents any one who
aided or abetted the confederacy from
drawing a pension from the govern
ment. At the time this law was en
acted there was much reason for it,
but now It works a hardship against
many deserving people. The Gallin
ger bill would permit the dependent
parents cf persons who served in the
war with Spain to draw pensions, pro
vided they can make their case before
the penHlon bureau. This is only just
to the parents of some of the boys who
vere killed In action or died of wounds
or disease in Cuba or the Philippines.
Hr. Gallinger discovered that because
of this section 4,116 many deserving
persons were not getting their, pen
sions, so he started out to have it
repealed, and It will pass the house
1 pfi3 fa I
$ N. BEWARE OF
t II I IMITATIONS 3 ;
1 This ilfn.tnr. l J
I I ",rr boitlt: J
I "ft" I W 2 ,
Mr. J. Sheer. Sedalla. Mix, anwd hi
1 ciiiia lire tjy One Minute Cough Cure.
Strjinwers vixiting in il.o city will liiul ' Ooctor lind given her up to dli with
the Lunvre an attraotiv- r-s.irt wherein 'croup. If an Infallible cur for
to spend the evening The Amine Si-te n co,'K'1. cld. grlpp, pneumonia, bron-
Lmlie-' On-hes'r IkhIi II on ilie hills an .1' . "'"., "u, ulro"1 ,J trouwe.
prenetits m'li'lr a n.nial tnt.-rHiii
ex''et)iioiiHl merit. HiiiiiUumn tul m.A '
billiard nHiinsares feiilureiii iMiiiieetiim
! with the hon.e. i'Hiatiihle luii- hes will
be served at all iioura
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS
WANTED.
1 l.ieiuiliiKixts, rhlropottlHts, and tin
ileit.ikdM are the end men In life'
minstrel Hhow.
Another Big Smith Premier Typewriter Sale
Th II. H. Wmt Dttiinritnetit ot 811 KrHiii lat'ii, lm lust
imrelmiiod twenty 'J(I mor nsw Hnillh rrmnlsr Tye.
wrilot from ur Sau KrniioUcn oIIUhv W rweivtwl th
rntlr onlur j n oilier lyHwrllr iuinliiteil. lbiil
thin order wit received tinl lolled, iimke it Mil the more
favorable mul I the best rernmiiiiiilllou Hint could U
Iflvou the Huilih 1'reinler Tyiewrlter.
L. M. ALEXANDER A CO.
FtelitHive IVnille (5'HI A(int
Tel. Main 674 W Hlnrk St , I'orlland, Ore
i
t
WEDDING CARDS
SSS w G SMITH 4 c0"
BUSINESS CARDS o.j BnlrVMWiigioniuiidliijf,
COPPER PLATE PRINTERS itnn't.ANi,oiu:tioN.
VISITING CARDS
Seasonable Goods at
isiner mm
1 1
U u 210 WQ
Cotton Rope Cotton Twine Net Floats
Boat Sail Drill (diifcrcnt qualities) Dunbarton Salmon Twine
W. F. SCHEIBE,k
Hftr ol
A lull IIm Plm. T4mc.
a 5aoktrt' ArticlM.
47-1 CvmmtrvUI Ml.
Li Belle Astoria" Clfir
Scheldt's Opera Star
Schelbe's Specll
Ami t)lhf Itrnniti
...Tho Esmond Hotel...
PORTLAND, ORE., FRONT ANO MORRISON STS.
KnrMn p:n, ttx to ,v iir Jr.
Anivrlmn lau, l.0O lu f'Xuo pr tUjr,
OSCAR ANDERSON, M .-r f,
J. f. I'KNtiKttAttT. ChMCI.r
44Aft
!UWUUUXrAAAUnAAlAAAAUUU LrtVVUUlAAAAAUUVAAAAAAAr
Hzst PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OR.
Tito Only Flri.CIoHH Hotel In Portland
trUAAAAATUlA UUUarifnfWlLfVAnAAArVrWlrir
Port Sloven, Orvgon. Jan. . 1900. I .rti
-Salta prop.jH.ils m dupll.ate will ba utrti
rvcHvwl here until 12 m. February 10, i counur'
Jotia Diracaa' Son. Afctrti, New York
4mlrO
It !s usually the torpid liver who has
a torpid liver.
Liiiti' Tailor.
Cenl' Tailor.
I. D. Beyer,
Fvlerchant Tailor
INo-Date
177 rWlk St., POUTLAKD, OEL
Y. M. C. A, Build'g.
ijv and tnn openea, for the pur
chase of thr-e 8-l;icb gun and car
riafr (cat Iron); 13 10-Inch sun and
carrttigt (cast Iron);-. Ave SuO-pound
Parrot t guns and carrl.tgt (cawt
Iron), ,m loUd shot 8-inch and 10
Inch (caat Iron); 4.80O atvella, 8-lfHh
and 10-lnoh (cat Iron); 125 hand
spikes (wTought Iron); two 15-toa
hydraulic Jack: and many othir ar
ticle of Iron, wood and copper. Illght
to riject any and all bids Is reservid.
Informantlon furnished upon applica
tion. W. A. D ETHEL, First Lkutenant,
Third Artlllfry, Commanding.
COVEUNMFNT PROPOSALS
WANTED.
Mr, it. cnunlilll. Berlin, Vt.. ay:
Our baby wu covrl with running
mn. Ix-Wltl" WUch Hniel 8al
curoU htr." A p.-einc for dIIm and
H?a. H.-ware of worthli
11. Clio Iloiror.
fr.rf umlT dug In tho light my ho
rlicht, but the dug on tup domn't caro
:t snnp If he lit.
IKOPP'S BEST
A Delicious and Palatable
Drink Absolutely Pure
Tb North Taclflo Brewery, of whlrb Ikittlod iwr for family im or kr.
Mr.Jobn Kopp i prorictor, unite 1mm r bror inpplioJ at auy tlmr. dullrrry in
for (lomw'io and export trade. the city fro.
A a cure for rheuma.tlm Cham
bcrlaln'i fain Iliilrn la gaining a wld
reputation. I. U. Johnmon of Rich-
mona, ind., ha own troubtod iLh
that aliment lnr 1861 In apeaklng
m ii n say; "i never Tound any
thing that would relieve me until I
uwd Chambrlain' Pain Halm. It
act Ilk magic with me. My foot
was awoiien and paining rr.e very much
out one gooa appncauon of Pain
ttalm relieved me rot sale by
i.nane juigera.
"Fort Stevens, Oregon, Jin. 6. 1900.
Sealed proposal In duplicate will be
received hire until 12 m. Feb. 10, 1900,
and thon opened for the purcha.se ot
the following a.t Fort Canby, Wash
Inirton: Two 8-Inch gun and carriage-
(cost iron); 13 10-lnch gun
and carriage (cant Iron); on 4V&
Inch rifle (caat Iron) with carriage
and limber (wood); two 300 -pound
Parrott gun and carriages; two car
riage for 15-Inch run (oast Iron):
four carriage for 8-inch rifle convert- tal
Pofwibly there Is nothing new under
the mm, but our Imitations frequently
urpax the original.
A 8URB CVRB FOR CROUP.
Twenty-live Tear Constant Us
Without a Fallurb.
H.F.Prael Transfer Co
Telephone 23.
DRAYING AND EXPRESSING
All Goods Shipped to Our Care
Will Receive Special Attention.
union of the section. What such fel-
j low as Jones of Arkansas will do for
Hsue" after a while, it la hard to
notice:
tight for the baby. A little j witn 88 mucn unanimity as it paxsed
Ol it in the bottle three Or f , tne senate and make another bond of
four times a day will supply
precisely the fat all thin ba
bies need. If your baby does
net gain in weight as fast as
you would like, try
Scott's Emulsion
The result will please you. If
the baby nurses, the mother
should take the emulsion.
It makes the baby's food
richer and more abundant;
only buy the dollar size-it's
more economical.
Both mother and child will feel at
once its strengthening, upbuilding
and fat-producing properties.
At ill drwrirl'rti !Se. nd 1 1.
SCOTT & BOWNK, Ctemiitt, N
.00.
ewVerk.
No. R33 Duane St,
Astoria, Or.
W. J. COOK, Mgr
Bra. TeL 113.
A NEW YEAR'S GUIDE.
ed
10-Inch (cast iron): 2.500 shell 8-lnoh
and 10-lnch (cast Iron), and many
other articles of Iron, wood and cop
per. Klght to reject any or all bid
Is reserved. Information furnished
upon application.
W. A. FJISTHEL. First Meutcnant,
Third Artillery, Commanding."
GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS.
The Ort indication of croup I
hoarsness, and In a child subject to
that disease It may be taken aa
ure sign of the approach of an at-
tollowing till hoaraneM Is a
peculiar rough cough. If Chamber
lain' Cough Remedy I given as th
child become hnarne, or even after
the croupy cough appear, It will pre
vent the attack. It 1 used In many
thounand of home In thl hrnaA
land and never disappoint th. anx
ious mother. We have yet to learn
of a single Instance In which It ha
not proved effectual. No other prepa
ration can show such a record
twenty-five years' constant use with
out a failure. For sale by Charlef
Rogers.
jMorth Pacific Brewery
Colambia Eleetrte & IjepaiF Go
SucceHHor tc
COLUMBIA IRON WORKS
Blacksmiths
BollerMakers
Machinists
Foundrymen
Loggers'
Supplies
Kept In Stock -
The grent trouble with (tome peoplo
I that they dont' know vhleh aide of
their bi'Mil I nlcomargarlned.
It
UXUWUS 1 RAVEL
Tri
Notice is hereby given that all of
j the assets of the Astoria Football
and Athletic Club have been trans
ferred to thi undersigned as trustee
for the tenant of all of thi crsditors
of said club, and Uiat all claims
against the said club should be pre
sented to the undersigned Tithln 'it
days from this date.
C. J. TREN CHARD,
Truste..
January Jl, 3900.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let. All druggist refund the money
If It fall to cure. E. W. Grove's sig
nature ts on each box. ttc.
Treasury Department.
Washington, D. C, January 10, 1900
Sealed proposals for the purchase of
the revenue steamr Corwln will be
received by Captain I). P. Tozlcr, It. C.
8., until 12 o'clock M., Saturday, Feb
ruary 10th next. The Corwln Is a
steamer of 213 gross tons, top-sail
schooner rig; with Oregon llr frame
and copper and galvanUed Iron fasten
ings; extreme length 145', feet; beam
molded 23 foet: draft 9 f e t i Inches
forwnrd and 11 feet 5 inches sft: has
one Inverted direct acting engine, and rPHB "Niini'.w -inrn Limited" train,
An. n vllnlnlfi 1 Cffrfr.k rnln... .i.I.iila I ut..At.l,i II..,.,... I . I. mm t. .... v . . t
PI,.,. . K 1. - ,! I .. ..V" " '"'" ..""" n.. ...i.v ui.vumiuui, IKJia ID'
mk n .r . r f ,v "oum nom-r, nuut in 13 and is supplied with i,, d out. mi-l .tim heated, are.
make an effort to get, for the ner year sails, awnings, anchors, chains, boats, ...i.,,,.. ,,. ,,, ,h. nn,.t rin. I- .1
It contains simple and valuable hint ,team windlass, etc. The veine! can be t, . , , . . ' " th
concerning health, many amusing an-j , at fort Townsond. Washington. ""r1 Tf '","""ly lhe IatMt' wew
eenotes. and much general information.; upon application to either Cnotaln To- ""1 b"" ,rt'H- ' ' -emfoit, convenlenc
we rerer to Hostetter' Almanac, pub- Z,T or her commanding offic r, and nd luxury vi rrerd the traveling
firh p r,6 .?8tetter Co- Pitts- will be opon for Insp-ctlon until the nubile, and n... .-r ar. tbs most com.
i.T, v.i,i m tmuuiB lo.flate ah-jve named. I'roposala should
I 8.'?,ty e?pli!,ye"1. C endorsed on the envelope 'Purchase
tZ uinJT? ,nthlfi. VK1Uable bo".t of Hevenue Steamer Corwln," and ad
millions, printed In the English, Ger-j Port Towniend. Washlmrton.
O. L. 8PAULDINO,
Assistant 8 crotaxy.
Loaning BnglneM UmIH and lopolrcd
Heavy Forging UndPower Hammer a Specialty
Sole Manufacturers of the Unsurpassed
... " Harrison Sccton" Propellor Wheel ...
Contructjrs for Electric Light and Power Plants.
man, French, Welsh. Norwegian. Swe.
dish. Holland, Bohemian and Spanish
languages. It contain proof of the ef
ficacy of Hostetter" Stomach Bitters,
the grat remedy prepared by the pub
lishers, and I worthy of careful pres
ervation. The almanac may be ob
tained free of cost, at any druggist or
general aeaier in tne country.
All Astorlan who visit Portland and
desire spending a pleasant evening in
company with polite people and In the
enjoyment of an unexcelled musical
program, should go to the Fredericks
burg. Beside vocal and Instrumental
selection there are many other at
tractions to delight the vlrttor. Th
new management 1 making the Freder
icksburg a well-merited succes.
BROWN 4c GRANT, Prop.
THE PROOF
of th piM1tng
and th proof of uq.i.ir-
IS IN SAMPLING
That' an argument that'
cHslve demonairatloa.
Our will stand th test
rifle and uplefnl''1
Guilder' art
Then Hd
Conn.
rqduction of th car
nd Trains
The (ir
The Xni i In
HUGHES & CO
Sortlicrn
' Pacific and
The C.itiii'ihin Piicifie
AT ST. PAUL FOR
Crimen xnl the EAST.
No ezir chHrice tt the luperior c
n l ll classea of ticket
i'i osge on th fsmoui
i. .i"id." All train oa
A b th Interlocking
r. C. BAVAOH.
T. A.
nd Or.
I'OMIIIUXlUlll'l,
iTr avallsbl.
"Nr rth-wei'i'-
thl llnr r. i
Kl. k vii.
W M M RA I .
)n'l stt
Plurp Pudding, Raisins, i
N6W frCSU Olid iacz Meat, Currants, )
e r i a ,. .
OeaSOndDie UOOUS Crapberries
Citron Squash Bto.
I Corry the Ralston Health foods
Wheat Flakes, Crano,
Whole Wheat Crackers,
Breakfast Pood, Select
Brai?, Yeast Cocoa, Koffg V
ALLEN
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