-yp. ^^^p.^jgwi^^vpj^psp Don't fail to see Beussmann's new H. Hanschen and H. Kunze are PREMIVM LIST NEW ULM AND VICINITY. 2, G. Guggisberg 100 Just received 500 pieces of fancy ribbon advertisement. ouilding addition to their residences. Syrup l, D. Grusendorf 100 Ifo at remarkably low prices at F. of the Seventeenth Annual JFair. 2, F. Heers 50 Kuetzing's. Travelers' Guide. Do not fail to visit Kuetzing's store C. W. A. Eroock has built a large Wine 1, P. Mack 2 00 CLASS I.CATTLE. on Saturdays' bargain days. barn on the lot south of his store build* 2, Aug. Schell 100 Overcoats at $4, worth $15. at John Animal or Article Name of Exhibitor Amt. 1 0Q ing. F. Neumann's, Erd's building. Other Mrs. Preisinger, of Lafayette, died Cider 1, P. Mack Herd Hoisteins, J. H. Doty $50 00 ready made clothing at prices proportionally at the hospital Monday morning. The outside work on John Lind's residenceis CLASS XI.ART. Herefords, Cosgrove L.St.Co. 50 00 low. Oil Lanlscape 1, Mrs. Mowery 5 00 nearly finished, but snow will Short Horns, A. B. Moffatt 50 00 Chas. H. Brauns reports the arrival 2, 2 50 Hoisteins, C. Dirks 10 00 cover the ground before Mr. Lind can of a boy Mondav morning. THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER. Animal '1, 3 00 Short Horn Bull 1, M. Mullen 5 00 occupy the building. Wi^oqk&gtPetefS^ Fresh OYSTERS the can or 2, C. Hansing 2 50 2 150 The eighteen months old son of H" The Winthrop Mill was started up served in all styles at "Eibner's Paiace Cow 1, J. Reinhart 4.00 Crayon 1, Mrs. Mowery 1 00 Hanshen died of diphtheria Sunday afternoon. Restaurant." Have fitted up for the Heifer 1, C. Hansing 3 00 Coll. Fossils 1, Chas. Heideman 2 00 two weeks ago and is now in good Going East. Going West. convenience of all a first class oyster Holstein Bull 1, J. H. Doty 5 00 Minerals 2, Otto Sommer 1 00 working order. They turn out an excellent and lunch room. Please give me a No. 4 Express.10 30 a. m. No. 1 ExpresB 4:10 a.m. 2, C. Dirks 2 50 Insects 1, Henry Keiler Jr. 1 00 2 10 00 p.m. 3 5:35 p.m. An eight year old son of August Hakbarth brand of flour at their mill. call. Cow 1, J. H. Doty 4 00 Exhibit Taxidermy 1, Eug. Koehler 5 00 12 Ac'm 6:00 a. m. 23 Ac'm 10-30 a.m. died of dipthena Thursday afternoon. 14 12-01 m. 19 2.15 p.m. Heifer 1, J. H. Doty 3 00 Work on Jac. Klossner's brick block CLASS XU.CHILDREN. 16 3 50 p. m. Hereford Bull 1, H. Mueller 5 00 is progessing nicely. If the weather Cheap Rates to St. Louis and Return. Canvass Work 1, Anna Toberer 1 00 Nos 1 and 2 daily. All others daily Grade Bull 1, J. Manderfeld 4 00 continues favorable, the masonry will Mr. J. Pfenninger removed to his 2, Alma Dunkel 75 Cow 1, C. Dirks 3 00 except Sunday. The Chicago & North-Western Railway be finished by the end of this week. Patchwork Qnilt 1, Clara Follman 75 German street residence Thursday. He 150 C. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent. Co. will sell excursion tickets to Crocheted Work 1, Alma Dunkel 1 00 Heifer 1, 2 00 will take life easy henceforth. St. Louis and return, for the G. A. R. Albert Held has finished the foundation Embroidery 1, Ella Stuebe 100 2, 100 Encampment, at very low rates for the Fred Melges, of Chicago was her and part ef the superstructure of 2, 75 Bull Calf 1, T. Humphrey 2 00 Married, by Justice Westphal, Saturday Reund Trip. For particulars regarding Miscel. Work 1, 75 last week. his Franklin street residence. Mr. Held Cow and Calf 1, J. H. Doty 5 00 dates on which tickets will be sold" September 24, Miss Bertha Lohman i. 1. Rosa Hanschen 75 2, C. Dirks 2 50 owns six lots on Franklin street and rates and general information, apply to A car load of cuoiee winter* apples and Mr. G. Goetsch. Hair Work 1, Louisa Wellner 75 CLASS H.HORSES. will have plenty of room when he moves agents Chicago & North-Western Railway Mrs. M. Schreiner 75 just received at Fiank Behnke's. The Sportsman's Club will meet at Norman Stallion Lafa. & Court. 10 00 Co. [Sept. 28 there. Wax Flowers 1, Emma Duhrbahn 75 Hunters rest next Sunday afternoon. J. Reinhart 5 00 Mr. Peter Bran and wife, of Chicago, Scroll Work 1, Jos Sattler 75 Lafayette &Berna. 5 00 A Kartoffelpicnic will be one of the attractions. The interior painting and decorating 1, C. Toberer 75 are visiting with their brothers Clydesdale Stallion M. Mullen 5 00 1, Geo. Allman 75 of Geo. Schmidt's new residence will Jacob and Chas Bru&t. Mare F. Fntsche 5 00 Desk 1, C. Toberer 75 be completed by next week. Mr. Heller, Charity Lodge 98 A. F. and A. M. 2, Dr. Koehne 3 00 When Baby a sick, we gare ber Caatoria, Attorneys Somervilie and Thompson CLASS XIII.LADIES HANDIWORK. the artist, has reasons to be proud of his Brood Mares Colt Ed. Hensel 4 00 will call to labor Tuesday October 11, When ahe was a Child, she cried for Caatoria, of Sleepy Eye were down on business Laces 1, Mrs. A. Rewitzer 75 C. Dirks 2 50 work. It is something unsurpassed in at 7.3o P. M. Members are requested When ahe became Miss, ahe clang to Caatoria, Quilt 1, EmmaHeyman 75 before the board of County Commissioners Work Horses P. P. Manderfeld 5 00 this city*. When completed,Mr* Schmidt to assemble for work. Cape 1, Mrs. Behmler 75 When ahe had Children, ahe gave them Caatoria, 2 year old Cold C. Dirks 3 00 I Monday. will have the finest residence in the city. Rug 1, Mrs. F. Preine 75 H. Hillesheim 150 As we go to press we learn that the 2, Mrs. Behmler 50 B. Behnke & Co. will pay five cents Sucking Colt M. Mullen 2 00 commissioners resolved to engage architect Baby Dress 1, Emma Rudolph 75 2,A. Sperl 1 00 per bushel above market prize for all PERSONAL MENTION. Struck of Minneapolis to prepare Needlework 1, Miss E. M. Nix 75 Yearling 2 00 wheat brought to them in exchange for FOR SALE. Lambrequin 1, Mrs.Alonie Gley 75 further plans and specifications for the 5 t, 2, Jos. Lindmeyer 1 00 goods. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ross Sundayed in Tidy 1, Anna Heinebach 75 Best Jackass M. Bochum YHR The undersigned offers his blacksmith new court house. Miscellaneous 1, Mrs. A. Olding 75 Rochester. and wagon shop, located in Courtland Wore on the drive well is still going CLASS HI.SHEEP. 2, Mrs. A. Olding 50 W. H. Graves and Hugh Simmons of Station, for sale. Terms reasonable. on. The directors propose to continue Shropshire Buck 1, Chas. Oetting 2 00 A. Blanchard and wife took in the 1, Miss Mary Hopt 75 Winona, Neil Currie, of Currie and~C. A. AMMAN. work until a sufficient supply of water Ewe 1, 2 00 exposition last week. Stockings 1, Miss Hoffman 50 W. H. Heidemann placed a system of Cotswold Buck 1, Alex. Russel 2 00 is found. CLASS XIV.SPECIAL. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, Ph. Gross is in Milwaukee for a four Ewe 1, 2 00 electric calls and alarms in John Linds Bread Empire Mill Flour Mary Hansen Mr. A. H. Shcleuder has received a weeks visit. CLASS IV.-SWINE. house last week. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance I Eagle Mill Flour new fire and burglar proof safe and a of an order of the probate Court Poland China Boar 1, Ed. Hensel 3 Oo I A. J. Seiter will start for California Cake Empire Mill Flour Miss L. Vaien of Brown County, Minnesota, dated Nearly two hundred dog licences wall show case. Both are ornaments Sow 1, H. Mueller 3 00 Wheat N. U. R. M. Co. Spe. Gee. Grau Thursday October 6. September 17th 1887, the undersigued Suffolk Boar 1, 3 00 have been issued by clerk Schilling. to his establishment. HONORABLE MENTIONS. administrator of the estate of Anders Pen Swine 1, 5 00 About fifteen dogs had to bid adieu to Fred C. Gley loaded the merchants New Ulm Roller Mill Co., Flour J. Anderson Brude deceased, will, on .Saturday CLASS V.POULTRY. this world because their owners refused i A new freight tarriff went into effect with Dry Goods and Notions Monday. Stoeckert, Brick and Tile F. Aufderheide, the 8th day of October 1887 commencing Light Brahmas 1, C.W.H.Heideman 1 00 to come down with the required fee. Brick Henry Eger, Carpets A. 10 o'clock A. M. at the late I on the C. & N. W. R. R. Monday- A Dark 1, Gottlieb Schmidt 1 00 general reduction has been made in all Torno, Straw Mats Dominick Fiedler, residence of said deceased in the Town Mrs. H. Seiter is visiting with her 1 Buft Cochins 1, Geo. Bevier 1 00 Mrs. Krippner, who lives in the old Locks Henle & Marti, Harness A. of Lake Hanska, Brown County, Minn, daughter, Mrs. C. H. Helmes, at St. Lanhagsns 1, C. Mowery 100 I classes of freight. Hausman building near'[the cemetery, Bogen, Job Printing Photographs, D. ofter for sale, at public vendue the personal -1! In our report of the Fair we ommit- Paul. Plymouth Rocks 1, M. A. Bingham 1 00 Bangs, S. C. Madson and A. Gag. property of which said deceased fell from a loaded wagon Saturday Wyandottes 1, R. Kiesling 100 died possessed, consisting of live ted to mention the fine display of Dress breaking both arms just above the In the educational exhibit the following Miss Mary Hopt is in Chicago purchasing Games 1, H. Cordes 100 stock, farming implements, grain etc. I Goods, Ribbons, Cloaks and Millinery premiums were awarded The wrists. Dr. Rothenburg has charge of her fall stock of millinery White Leghorns 1, Martin Mueller 1 00 Dated September 17th 1887. New Ulm Public Schools took first Goods of F. Kuetzing, and the large the case. Slate Turkeys 1, Emil Velikanje 1 00 goods. premiums in all classes for graded CHRISTIAN AHLNESS, Rouen Dicks 1, Mary Schreiner 1 00 schools. There was no competition, Frank Whitney removed to Courtland A large number of copies of the EVEN- Administrator. Guinea Fowls 1, Emil Velikanje 1 00 but even if there had been it would Monday. They call him station ING STAR, the paper which first contained Pigeons 1, Chas. Hoeschler 1 00 have been hard to compete against the HOUSE AND LOT FORSALE. Wild Geese Hybrids 1, N. Metzen 1 00 the sensational charge of P. Anderson agent in that village. exhibit of flowers of C. Boock. excellent exhibit made by our schools. Rabbits J.Scheiderich 50 against Mr. S. D. Peterson, were For ungraded schools the awards were The undersigned offers his house and The Mankato Linseed Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bingham went CLASS VI.GRAIN. as follows Class 1., Drawings, District mailed to parties living in the various lot 75x165, on Centre street, cheap for to Minneapolis to hear the Booth-Barret No. 3. Class 2., Penmanship, I pays within 10 cents of the Chicago Hard Wheat 1, Geo. Grau 3 00 cash. The property is suitable for towns of this county with a request to District No. 6. Class 3. and 4., Compositions combination last week. 2, H. L. Runck 2 00 manufacturing, hotel or business purposes. Market for flax seed delivered at their distribute same. This was done the and Examination Papers, District Rye 1, John Sturm 2 00 For terms call on or address mills. Thursday they paid 94 cents per Bro. Leicht, of the Winona HEKOLD, same day that the paper was printed No. 14. Barley 1, Chas. Hansing 2 00 C. F. HELD. bushel while in Chicago the price was was looking after his New Ulm subscribers and it looks as though there was method 2, Fritz Walter 100 $1.04. White Oats 1, And. Haengartner^ 00 DUELLING FOR SALE. Saturday and Sunday. in Anderson's or some other man's F. Kuetzing sells a fieavy all wool 2, Jos. Diepolder 100 Mr. George Hummel, son of Wm. scarlet flannel (double width) for 75c. madness. The solid brick dwelling, corner of Albert Behnke Jr. has been appointed Black Oats 1, Henry Jones 2 00 worth $1.00. Hummel, who has been absent from Broadway and 1st North Street, is offered 2, H. L. Runck 1 00 express messenger by agent Heidenian. The county commissioners met Menday New Ulm for 12 years, is here on a visit. for sale on easy terms. For particulars Yellow Dent Corn 1, Geo. Grau 2 00 He will assume his duties Oct. A number of minor matters were Wanted.Fifty cords of wood in exchange inquire of the owner, George has worked as a printer in 2, J. Diepolder 1.00 1st. considered and passed upon during the for Drugs, Glass, Oil, Paint, CHAS. MELSHEIMEB White Dent Corn 1, A. M'derfield 2 0 Northern Minnesota during most of the 109 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo., forenoon. In the afternoon the board Holiday goods etc. by Chas. L. Roos. White Dent Corn 2, C. Hansing 1 00 twelve years- Mr. Jac. Current of the town of Home or of Wm. Pfaender, New Ulm. met with a number of architects, examined Flint Corn 1, John Kalb 2 00 Wm. Brust and Geo. Graeff have purchased was in the city Monday and reports that White or Yellow Corn 1, G. Arndt 2 00 1JEW ADVERTISEMENTS. the plans presented by them the Dry Goods and Grocery he made 1038 gallons of number one 2, Geo. Guth 100 and then adjourned to Tuesday fornoon store of H. J. Lueders, (R. Kiesling Pop Corn 1, G. Arndt 2 00 Sorghum molasses. without deciding upon an official architect Rooms for rent over Citizens Bank. Amber Cane Seed 1, F. Walter 2 00 manager). The new firm took charge WENZELSCHOTZKO, Proprietor, Architects C. F. Struck, Minneapolis, for the new courthouse. 2,JD. Grusendrof 100 of the business Monday. Mr. Rudolph WANTED. Ulrici, St. Paul and Thayer and Gerlach, Timothy 1, L. Meier 2 00 Kieshng will travel for the Empire Mill Monday forenoon Mr. J. Thompson, Mora ST., NEW UL M, MINJJ, J. H. Doty, of Courtland, wishes to Mankato, were here Monday, all CLASS VII.VEGETABLES. Co. attorney for German Eriton, served purchase 100 head of Berkshire or Polond trying to get the position of Court 2, Chas. Hansing 1 00 Another time card went into effect on China hogs from two to three Large, airy rooms, and an A No. papers on the board of county commissioners House architect. White Beans 1, A. Manderfeld 2 00 months old. Parties having such for the C. & N. W. R. R. Sunday Sept. 25. 1 table. Good sample room for the requiring them to show cause Exhibit Grain Seeds 1, H. Runck 4 00 sale please call on or address, statin A* Zeug, of Sigel, and Mm. Pfisterer accommodation of commercial traAelers Blood Beets 1, Christ Filzen 1 00 The only changes at this station are why an injunction should not be served price" per head. of Cottonwood, left for Ann Arbor, in connection with the hote) 2, Mrs. Biebel 50 that Passenger No. 1 now leaves for the on them, enjoining them from enteiing Mangol 1, Ant. Manderfeld 1 00 Mich., yesterday. Mr. Zeug will study Rates reasonable west at 4 10 a. ru. and Passenger No. 4 into and|letting a contract for the building FRANK FRIE0MANN, Mangol 2, H. Dietz 50 The finest wines, liquors and ci pharmacy and Mr. Pfisterer will return goes east at 10 p. m. It is rumored of a new county court house. The Carrots 1, G. Arndt 100 gars at the bar. as a full fledged physician in 1890. that still another time card will go into 2, Alex. Russel 50 case will be argued early in October dealer in effect next Sunday. Turnips 1, 100 THE NEW ULM CREAMERY CO. and will undoubtedly be decided in favor The Mustier talks about 2, Ant. Manderfeld 50 Groceries, Crockery, Stoneware, We would call the attention of our of the commissioners. the Fair. Veget. Oysters 1, M. Windmueller 1 00 readers living in Le Sueur, Sibley and WILL BUY Tomatoes 1, Geo, Grau 100 Glassware, Notions, Canned Nicollet Counties to the fair to be held New Goods, just received. For years certain residents of this 2, S. A. George 50 eggs for cash from and after April 10th at Le Sueur October 6 and 7. The Le Onions 1, 100 John C. Tobererer has as fine a line county opposed the fairs and would 1887 at highest marcket price. Butter Fhit, Flonr, etc. from and after May 1st 1887. For unsalted Sueur fair has always been one of the of jewelry, watches, clocks and silverware not attend because they were continued t, a 50 Butter in granulated form they Cauliflower 1, 100 best held in the State and this year's as can be found west of Chicago. over Sunday. Last year the Society will pay the highest price according to All goods sold at bottom prices and 2, Chas. Hansing 50 fair will not fall behind those held in He offers them at rock bottom prices. rosolved to give them a chance and quality. Business place, Kieslings Kohl Rabi 1, G. Dobanz 1 00 delivered free of cost to any part of former years. Call on him before making purchases in changed the time. basement corner Minn, and Center 2, C. Filzen 50 *he city. Blind Boone, the successor to Blind street. Celery 1, M. Windmueller 1 00 his line NEW ULM, MINN. Egg Plant 1, F. Dittbenner 1 00 Tom, and the twelve year old vocalist EVERY SATURDAY The attendance last year was fair, Potatoes 1, G. Arndt 100 Eon. H. D. Cfhollar, of Redwood Falls Stella will give a performance at Turner 2, Ed. Hensel 50 but where were the Sunday men this Hall Wednesday Oct oth. The proceeds is killed by falling from a pier. Radish 1, G. Kuehnel 1 CO year I don't believe that there were Last Saturday Hon. H. D. Chollar of of the etiteitainrnent go to Rev. Mr. GREAT BARGAIN DAT AT 2, H. L. Runck 50 a hundred of them, all told, ^vho attended. Redwood Falls," climbed onto a bridge Hubbard Squash 1, A. Manderfeld 1 00 Movvery and we hope that everybody pier at that place to see what effect a 2, S. A. George 50 will attend. The admission has been steam thresher engine had on the bridge Large 1, E. Hensel 1 00 placed at 35 cents. No extra charge while crossing: the same. In some unaccountable 2, G. Arndt 50 way he lost his footing and for reserved seat3. Tickets may|tbe A very large^number'of anti-Sunday Water Melons 1, S. A. George 1 00 COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY, OCT. 1ST, WE OFFER was precipitated to the ground sustaining procured at Chas. L. Roos' Drug 2, A. Russel 50 men staid away and opposed the fair 350 YDS. COLORED ORIENTAL LACES FINE GOODS severe injuries from which he died Musk 1, Mrs. Biebel 100 Store. simply because it was not held on Sunday. Monday Large Pumpkins 1, G. Arndt 1 00 FROM 7 TO 12 INCHES WIDE AT 10 CTS. WORTH 40 TO I think that the Society would An insane man by the name of Baumgarten 2, Peter |Emmer 50 50 CTS. REMEMBER THIS BARGAIN IS FOR THAT DAY be in a better financial condition if they filled himself with bug juice Cabbage White 1, F. Dittbenner 100 Another sin of commission entitling had continued to hold Sunday fairs] during 2, Henry Dietz 50 ONLY. Wednesday night and then began perforating the last legislature to political damnation red 1, M. Windmueller 1 00 the past two years. The Sunday the buildings of Courtland with was the passage of the bill abolishing Ioo out fof ottf next week 2, Chas. Hansing 50 men will have to brace up and do better 44 calibre cartridges. He was arrested convict labor for hire in any Peppers 1, S. A. George 1 00 next year else week day fairs will and brought to St. Peter for trial. The avocation in which it would compete 2, M.Windmueller 50 have to be abolished. Leek 1, 100 Judge of Probate of Nicollet County with free labor. From being self-supporting, Parsnips 1, 100 had him examined as to his sanity and .the state prison will soon become Cucumbers 1, Mrs. Biebel 100 NEW STORE NEW GOODS. upon recommendation of the physicians an annual charge on the state of 2, Mary Schreiner 50 I hear lots of growling amongst Baumgarten was committed to the hospital at least half^a million a year. Just Sweet Potatoes 1, Aug. Schell 1 00 farmers because the three special herd Exhibit Onions 1, S. A. George 3 00 for insane. what the prisoners can be put at where prizes went to outsiders. The competition Potatoes 1, G. Arndt 4 00 they will not compete with free labor for these three prizes was open to Clean the cellars thoroughly before Vegetables 1,M. Windmueller 3 00 is the enigma over which the state lie ^inqe dome (&& We Sjfe ffekdy. the world and I consider this a good Tobacco 1, F. Diepolder 100 the vegetables and fruit for winter use prison board is puzzling its wits. They idea. By this means three excellent are stored in them. No one should CLASS VHLFRUITS. might be put to sawing air or chopping think for a moment of having the food ONE GLANCE AT THE BARGAINS IN OUR LARGF herds of cattle were drawn here and Duchess Apples 1, H. Mueller 1 00 AND ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE STORE OF i^AKfcrK sand or turning grind stones on which our farmers had a means of seeing good he is to eat during the next six or eight Wealthy 1, G. Arndt 100 nothing is ground, but there can be no stock without going to the State Fair. Transcendent Crab 1, H. Lillie 1 00 months stored in an unhealthful place. HARDWARE,. productive labor at which they can be Hyslop Crab 1, H. Mueller 1 00 In a few years most of our farmers will All vegetable matter, and accumulated HsJft. put which will not compete with some Concord Grapes 1, H. L. Runck 1 00 own good stock and it will not be necessary dirt and dust, should be taken out. Rogers 1, Peter Mack 100 ree labor somewhere.Caledonia Argus. to offer special inducements to Vegetable mold is as unhealthy as the Lady 1, H. Mueller 100 bring it here. mia3nia of the bottom lands of the South Clinton 1, P. Mack 100 GENERAL MERCHANDISE, REVOLVERS-SPORT Their Business Booming. Delaware 1, H. L. Runk 1 00 which breeds so many fevers, and the Probably no one thing has caused Seedling 1, Aug. Schell 1 00 UNS last vestige should be taken from the &2% such a general revival of trade at C. L. Exhibit Apples 1, H. Mueller 3 00 The exhibition of thoroughbred live cellar. A fresh coat of whitewash Roos' Drug Store as their giving away .Grapes 1, Peter Mack 3 00 FISHING TACKLE AND 5 AND 10 stock at last years fair bore good fruit, would also be very beneficial. From a to their customers of so many free trial 3CLASS IX.FLOWERS-! for this year quite a number of our bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery hygienic standpoint the cellar is the CENT COUNTERS Boquet Annuals 1, C. Boockll 100 for Consumption. -Their trade is simply farmers exhibited thorough-breds which most important room in the house, and Cut Flowers 1, 1 00 enormous in this very valuable article WILL CONVINCE THE PUBLI^ THATYotfraimuNGPPEATFOAERNATSE they had purchased after seeing last Wild 1, El. HarkinV 1 00 it should always be the neatest There from the fact that it always cures HAST AND PROSPERITY DAWNED Fot\l^%DOTIR Coll Green House Plant 1, C. Boock 300 years exhibit.^-It is hoped that this A is but little doubt that most of the diseases and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, DEulffr 2, S. George 2 00 years exhibit has a like effect If it Asthama, Bronchitis, Croup, and all wrra prevailing in the farm houses originate throat and lung diseases quickly cured. has, it will be but a very short time CLASS X.DAIRY PRODUCTS. in the cellar. Cleanliness and You can test it before buying by getting until our farmers can compete with the Dairy Butter 1, Wm. Wellner 4 00 purity in this department will prevent a trial bottle free, large size $1. Every 2, Anton Manderfeld 2 00 world with live stock, as they now can aauch sickness. bottle warranted. m*m 3 Cheese 1, H. Theisen 2 00 with grain, fruit and vegetables. "T-limlllfftit iimiitiiiiii.iraiiinnnl wnwtJlw mimhumutmmitmmmmiMm Mta