Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 October 1894 — Page 3
liain to-nitr't: fair cooler Tuesday.
BECAUSE
Cold
w.ather is approaching
and we
will socn be in ihe midst
of Wictor we advise you to maKe
preparations in the way of heavy
wearing apparel
BECAUSE
We have made extra tlVorts to
suit you in Ihe selection of our
stock is why we want you to
come to us,
And Above All Because
We have regulated our prices to
suit the condition of things should
make you pause and consider he-
fore giving our store the
GO BY.
Lee S.Warner,
The One-Price
Clothier, Tailor, Hatter and
Furnisher.
Eph Joel's Old Stand.
Fighting Over a Good Thing
Is folly. You will fail with our Fall Furniture, are able to stand hanl ltieks without falling in si-U you an foot for
to find fault Our Tables knocks and pieess. We
elegant eye please:-, 10
$10.
Our chairs are charming for comfort and have a characteristic style. They plav no pranky tricks from weak joints or backs by letting the would be sitters suddenly upon the lloor, We'll sell you an elegant l'arlor Chair for
$4.00
or six elegant''niiiifj chairs for
$7.00.
A solid oak Secretary Sl.tM. Carpets and Uu^s, all new ana endless variety. We take pleasure in showing you Llirou^li our stoek. liespt. ours
Zack Mahorn & Sons
W. ROUNTREE,
RE
INSURANCE
Kepicsenis Old Uetiahie insurance Con panic**. Offleo with Indiana and
nhln
f.lvo Stock In
siiHiiico CompHnieH. Patron SUM* Qoh^lt^d
II A IN PJRUCJL ASKD A
MOSLER FIRE-PROOF SAFE Of the. latest pattern part it# nerd nor hesitate t/ leave their Watches. Jewelry, bllverware and Spectacles lor repult ab they wltl bu well taken euro oi.
Wateheg, Clocks ami welr.v fur MtV at the 1 west, cash p* lees al l'-NJ soul ihcvn Street, opposite l.». I! a
£:!'V-ne Wilson.
C. M. SCOTT. HA KVE STUIJB
SCOTT &STUBBS
(letierul hi urancr Ayent8.
Fire, Life and Accident
INSURANCE,
Uiinil Documents, such us Deed*. Mortgages, Contrieis, Lenses, «tc. executed.
Purely
KSTAHURHKK IN 1887.
MONDAY, OCTOHKR 15. 1894.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
If. Concenin Kverytlilng ami Kverybotly MUCI In, Tfiornloro, of lulereftt to All of t'».
T. M. Macy spent Sunday at hoine. —Miss Lucy Nevvhall has returned to Indianapolis.
Rev. Fred Rosebra came over,...from Covington to-day. —Mrs. C. J. Head went to Indianapolis this morning. —.loley .loel returned from Lexington, l\y., yesterday. —Miss Ktliel Voris spent, Sunday here with her parents. lilmer Crist is now clerking for Tmnenbaum Brothers. —C. F. Ijivennore, of Cliicago spent Sunday with TJ. W. Otto.
Albert Wert, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday here with his parents. •The ladies seein to be well pleased with Mrs. Cresse's new styles in inilnery. -Mr. and Mrs. S. M. CoiTman eele brate their fifth wedding anniversary to-night.
Hen Ilarbeson went to Indianapolis to-day to complete' his course in dentistry. —S. D. Noe and wife and Charles Noe, of Danville. 111., spent Sunday here with friends. •Quite a large delegation took adantage of the excursion rates to Inianapolis yesterday. —Rrs. Cowan and Ensminger were at Mace to-day to perform an .operation upon Samuel Freeman. -George Long is in charge of the Market street grocery formerly operated by Hrenuon A Sliarpe. -Sam li. Thomas has returned from 'etosky, Mich., where he has been sojourning for some months. —D. W. llartman went to Indianapolis to-dav to buy some supplies for the primary schools of Union township. -The visitors from here to the Indianapolis Y. 1'. S. C. 10. convention returned this morning loud in their praises of the affair.
Henry Campbell saw "Athenia" in ndianapolis Saturday night and pronounced it one of the cleanest and wittiest operas he ever witnessed. -Finest line, of Cloaks and Furs ever shown in Crawfordsville at Hobbins' House Thursday. Oct. Ihth. Kink's Cloak House. Indianapolis. Ind. —(Ireencastle Uanncr-Ttmc*: Miss Mary Yount is visiting her parents at Crawfordsville.... Miss Lulu Handy is visiting friends at Crawfordsville. -I'rof. L. O. Smith will open a down town studio of music about December st. where he will teach theory, counerpoint. piano and strings. —Thomas Shepherd was called to Xew Richmond to-day by the very langerous illness of his mother Mrs.
Cynthia Shepherd, who is one of the pioneers of the stale. -H. li. Rusk, of Linden, has purchased the property of Mrs. Voris on South Water street and will take posession as soon as Mrs. Voris vacates, i'he sale was effected by Frank Hurley. -Saturday at Waynetown while l:.d Swisher was walking along by a log wagon he slipped and fell in such a way that one wheel of the heavily loaded vehicle passed over his ankle crushing it terribly. —There will be a W. C. T. U. meetng in the olliee of the Tribe of HenHur. over liarnhill. llornaday X- l'ick ett's store, to-morrow evening at o'clock. The officers of this order have generously given the use of their olliee on Tuesday evening! to the W. T. li.
Everyone invited to this meeting. M. A. Mi Kxiiiur
Coi.oitAPO honev at south Walnut street.
vegetable, pleasant and agreeable to take. acccp* able to the stomach, safe and effective for old and young. Acts quickly and getuly on the stomach, kid* neys, liver and bowels. Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation, sick or nervous Headaches, by removing bile and cleansing the system. Dispels Colds and Fevers. Purifies the blood. The best Family Medicine. Price* 50c. Sold by
druggists. Take no substitutes.!
THE PRUNE LAXATIVE CO., LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.
FOB SALE BY COTTON &. RZFB
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
SralitOn
,1. I). UuiVner's
SAVED TWO WOMEN,
THOUGH M.INV MILES APART.
[SPECIAL TO OM LADY REA.HKB5.] Many curious and interestine* expert* ences are found in the correspondence of
V. a woman like Mrs. rinkhain.whofor j» manyyears miuisteredto the suffer1 ings of her sex all over the land.
MRS. LILLIE MEYER. Qj
IAJHIIS
on
Krtrios and City I'ropet ty Nrgoilaied uu mott favorab terms. (OLLF.i'TIOSS A SPECIALTY. OJlice, -d Kinor. No S vVabhli jrton St.,
Ci awtordBviile, ir.d. ......
Here arc two notable cases, one from the Pacific andtheotherfrom theAtlanticcoast.
The lirooklyn woman Is Mrs. Lillie Meyer. Five years ago she began to feel sharp pains in her abdomen, with the bearing-down feeling and pains in her back. She I ried doctors and got no relief. A friend told her of Mrs. Pinkham's Compound, and after using it the pain left her, and menstruation now comes without suffering.
The Hiverside, Cal., woman is Mrs. J. E. Dewey, who says, I have used three bottles of your Vegetable Compound for painful menstruations. "Every month my suffering was terrible, anil 1 was obliged to go to bed.
After using the lirst bottle, my general lieahh was mueli improved, and now, after using three bottles, all pain lias left me, and I am a well woman. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is as unfailing as tho sun," Get it from your druggist.
Suit'
To-Morrow.
A splendid opera company has been gathered together in the membership of the Wales Opera Company which will be seen here next Wednesday night in the new and up to date comedy opera "Athenia," a satire on the '-nited States Senate. Amoug the members of the company we notice the name of Mr. (.'has. A. Bigelow, the talented comedian. He is well known and has many admirers throughout the operatic world. Miss (Jrace Golden has a national reputation as a prima donna and her appearance in a lively sonbrette role will astonish lliose who have heard her instraight parts. As "Tommy" the type-writer, she has made the hit of her life. The company is immensely strong and embraces such weil known artists as Miss Lucille Saunders, Mi-s Kilty Mareel1 us, George liroderick, -Albert McGuckin, Edward Morris and Fred Runtley. A quartette of particularly pretty wives appear in the persons of Misses Mary Marble, Maude Shaw, Clairesse Agnew and Mae Lowry. A great attraction of "Athenia" is the famous child dancer trio consisting of "La Kegaloticita," "La Freeiosa" and "La Uraciosa,'- the little folks who have been so widely noted through the efforts of the Gerry Society to prevent them from appearing in public. These remarkable children will introduce their Fairy Ballet in the second act of "Athenia."
Tri'iu'lierouH Umltiy Mill*.
All is not serene in the Democratic camp as could lie wished. There is blood two inches deep all over the countenance of pale luna. It occurs that .lames Wright has been the Democratic election commissioner in times past and as he has been so faithful and acceptable it was naturally supposed that Chairman Mills would continue him. Mills promised that lie would and kept on promising so up to the hour of the appointment. Then he timed around and appointed .John l!ooe. His object in doing this was that a certain Democratic paper which the wheel horses call "a disreputable upstart sheet," might get to print the lallots, Mr. liooe favoring that while Mr. Wright favored the Ariju-s-Xcwu.
i'he
appointment caused a regular howl of rage and as a result a divy has been effected. The Artjux-Xcwx gets half the printing and the "upstart" the other half. The Review gets netting and says it doesn't want any. The
I rrnix-Xeira was rescued by Clerk Sparks, who insisted on preserving peace and harmony" even when dadly Mills protested.
•Icnklnt* Jerkud.
People here will remember the accomplished and versatile Mr. Charley Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins is a baker and a year or so ago lived here working for
Gilbert and later for Ileum, lie maried a Miss Parker of Goose Nibble and after shamefully abusing her ran oft". She still lives out on the Nibble with ter mother. Charley sojourned in llinois and several weeks ago at the
Jreenitp fair he robbed J. F. Harford Mr. Harford came here and secured the services of Marshal Grimes run .leukins down. Mr. Grimes cast ibout by inquiry and learned that his game was in Decatur, lie made a Hying trip there yesterday and scooped lenkins up. He took him overland to the jail of Toledo. 111., and left him there in the custody uf the officers of the law. .Jenkins will doubtless locate soon in Joliet. u£^ .•••.'&£©£
Colorado Honey.
That consignment of Colorado honey for I. M. Kelsey has arrived and 10.000 pounds have been placed with the various grocery merchants of Crawfordsville. The honev is made from the al fuifa llower. and when you see it you will pronounce it the richest and whitest your eyes ever beheld. Colorado leads the world in the richness and beauty of her honey, as was attested at the World's nn' where it carrier olV the tir.st premium. And the honey on exhibition there came from the I eompahgre Valley, the same Valley where Mr. Kclsey lives and where his honev v.as made.-' -.
llurri ranit«v
The great boulder which is to serve as the monument of the Jute Judyt Davidson has been placed in position at Oak Hill cemetery. Sidney Speed has undertaken to tnee and inscribe the rock but has found the. task no easy one. The yianite is of the most .stubborn and enduring character and ihe chir-eK break oil! on it like cast iron fence pickets in zero weather. Acid fails eifcet it and special tools will have to be made.
Tough Ci«ur MtiKctH
YeMerday afternoon a couple of sporty ciyar makers, late arrivals here hired one of Insley's rijjs anil loading" up with a eoteric of fair maids from the sherniun House, drove down to the valley. Mere a runaway oecurre and the handsome surrey was literal! knocked to kindlir.jf wood, hater in the cwning one of the ci^ar maker: tried to run the Sherman House and was tired out. into the gutter by land 1 rd Nolan.
l'V»u all dental work, see Oonzules & UaU-v.
IT pay to trade at the
11 ig Store.-
Coi.nK.uio honey at east college street.
Wliitted's,
II
A POLITICAL MOVE.
Ttie SuKur Slump Brought About By Ill-Ill. emtio Alauagerii to Influence iitt't.
The equality plan of selling sagar to the retailer, which the jobbers composing- the Indiana Association established last April, has been killed by the action of the Chicago jobbers, who were included, in retiring from the agreement. Under its provision the jobbers reaped a certain profit on each pound of three-sixteenths of a cent, which was paid in the form of a rebate b_v the sugar trust. The Indiana, jobbers lament the fate of their cherishcd scheme which changed an article of certain profit to one of certain loss. They say the sugar sales average onethird of the business of the jobbers, and that the losses must be borne by the other two-thirds. It is not believed that there will be any immediate effort to revive the plan just now, but the association expects some time to join with the Illinois jobbers outside of Chicago who retain the plan, and are now. they say, selling at a loss with hope of future gain. A member of the Association at Indianapolis on Saturday said: "The trust failed to support us and sold to anybody. It wanted to break down prices just now in order to bolster up Democratic chances. There is no doubt in the mind of any jobber here that the liavemeyers are in cahoots with the Democratic managers to make a reduction in the price of sugar to last until after the election. There is no limit to the power of the trust to regulate the price, and if the present decline is not due to Democratic pressure on Havemeyer the party leaders are not living to their records for shrewdness. They have, no doubt, threatened the trust with more trouble unless it should yield. The price of raw sugar has shown no such decline as to warrant the prevailing slump to the jobber and retailers, and it can only be explained on the score of party pressure for past and prospective favors."
As To Foot Hall.
Indianapolis Sim: The I'urdue-De-Pauw Thanksgiving foot ball game will not be played in this city. It arises from a conference which the college presidents of the State held some time ago in which foot ball and other athletic sports were exhaustivediscussed, and not, by the way. to the wellfare of foot ball. There has been a growing feeling on the part of some of the college faculties in the State that a little too much stress lias been placed upon foot ball and not enough upon Latin and calculus.
It was decided at the meeting mentioned that, hereafter, foot ball games between college teams shall be played in the towns where the colleges are located. This will throw the l'urdueDePauw game either at Lafayette or Ureencastle, unless the college presidents withdraw the ukase in regard to it. In all probability the game of Thanksgiving day will go to Lafayette. as that is the largest town and thu enthusiasm-of Lafayette citizens is most conducive to handsome gate receipts. The Purdue team, too, has been a leader in this State, which may also have weight in taking the game to that place. -•••AS •V'""-': Football.
On Saturday afternoon tho football elevens of Linn Seawright aud Carl Paul lined up and went in for blood and broken bones. The game was very stubbornly fought and botli sides put up an excellent game, each player playing his part well. The time was 50 minutes and at the end of the first half the score stood -I to 0 in favor of Seawright's men aud at the end of the game it was 8 to 4 in Seawright's favor. The men who made touchdowns on Seawright's side were W. Carroll and W. lirewer and on Paul's side was C. Patterson. Moth sides failed to kick goal. The teams lined up as follows:
Position r. h. I. Ii. 1. li. q. h.
Scawrlglit riliipp Carroll w. Urewer L, Smnvrltftit It. Mcllrootr. oenler M.l.iino I. K, O. McUoy r. if. K. Yoiiupmuu 1. t.
Alfrey r. t. (J. Haven 1. ('. H. 'I'HJ'lor r. c.
l'nul
C. Paul \V. I'd roe O. Orubttun (J. Henry C. Mllcheil y'. Jackson .), l'nul C. I'atujrsou II. Hammond H. I'elrcG M. White
M. Lane retired in favor of Schweitzer.
Hiehard
Alba Heywood To-Night.
Judging from the large advance sale Alba Heywood and his excellent company in Edgewood Folks'" and "Down lnjianny" will be greeted by a crowded house at Music Hall this evening. A great deal of interest has been aroused about "Down in lnjianny" from the fact that the scenes and incidents are laid in this vicinity and all the characters in it are said to have been drawn from life. "Kdgewood Folks" is said to be brighter and funnier than ever this seasou anil all the specialties are new. The performance from first to last is lirst class and above all is high in tone.
The Young Cage.
This morning the Young will ease was resumed in the circuit court. The evidence being -all in the decks were cleared for the arguments and Mr. Crane opened with a strong speech for the plaintiff, being followed by .ludge Snyder, who presented the case of the defense with telling force. Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Anderson speak thisnf ternoon and the ease will get to the jury this evening.
TliuiikA.
The oflicers and members of the A. M. K. church on North street desire to return their thanks to a generous pul lict for the liberal contributions made thein in their late trouble. Suit had been entered againt them in court but a compromise was agreed to and by the aid of the public we were enabled to pay the debt. Hy order of the Hoard of Trustees.
COI.OUAIW honey at Cash Fry's, west Main street.
The Magic Touch
OF
Hood's Sarsaparilla
You smile at the idea. But you are a sufferer from
Dyspepsia
And Indigestion, try a bottle, and before you have taken half adozen doses, you will involuntarily think, and no doubt exclaim,
"That Just Hits It!"
"That soothllig eiToct is a magic touch!" Hood's Sarsaparilla gently .. tones and strengthens the stomach and digestive organs, invigorates the liver, creates a natural, healthy desire for food, gives refreshing sleep, and
In short, raises the healt.li tone of the entire system.<p></p>Hood's
Kcmcmber
R. E ATKINSON.
Crawfordsville
Steam Dye Works
Ladles' aud Gentlemen's Clolhintr Cleaned, Colored and repaired la tirst class style. CLEAMS'G GESTLLMEN'S VLOT 11
IXG A SPECIALTY.
All work warranted. Oflice and works at Amorieau Steam Laundry. Branch oltice American Steam Laundrv ofllee, corner of Green and Pike Sis.
HERMAN IMHOFE.
THEO. McMECHAN,
DENTIST.
CKAWFOHD8VILLE, INDIANA. Tenders his eorvico to the public. Mottr Kood worJr and moderate uriccs
REPUBLICAN SPEAKING.
lion. fieorRn W. 1'iirlN to Speak in thin Tomity—Times aiul Placet* of tlie Appointment*.
Hon. (ieorge \V. Faris, Republican candidate for Congress from the 8th District, will address the people of Montgomery county as follows:
Mace, Tuesday, October 16, at 7 o'clock p. in. llethel church, Sugar Creek town ship. Wednesday, October 17, at 2 o'clock p. ni.
Darlington, Wednesday. October 17, al 7 o'clock p. in. Linden. Thursday, October IS, at 3 o'clock p. in.
Wingate, Thursday, October 18. at 7 o'clock p. in. "V Waynetown, Friday.''October '10. at o'clock p. in.
Alamo, Friday. October 111, at 7 o'clock p. m. Crawfordsville. Saturday, October L'0, it 2 o'clock p. ill.
The people irrespective of party are cordially invited to be present at all these meetings and hear the political issues of the day discussed from a Republican standpoint.
KAST END NOTHS.
lieorge Hills is working at Marion. Miss Laura Mills, of lirazil. is visiting home folks.
Cyrus Martin visited his family at Annapolis over Sunday. W. F. Alfrey returned from Poplar It]uir Friday und is now in l'utnain county. limanuel 0untie and wife went to Darlington Sunday and will attend a family reunion to be held at John lluntle's there to-day.
Mrs. John Fall and daughter Amanda. went to Indianapolis Sunday to visit her liusbaud, who is doing well since the operation upon his eye.
Sam Landis returned from his Western trip Sunday. lie enjoyed his trip very much and is improved in health but lie is not married to that country yet.
TIIK only way to cure catarrh is to purify tin blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood und tones up the whole system.
lilscnoK's silk sale will be largely at tended and with good results. The best time ever mtlered to buy a silk frock.
OPENING of lale style wraps at Hiseh of's. Monday.
COLORADO honey, wholesale and re. tail, at Isoni William*', under the old openwhuuse. norm Washington street. Colorado honev took lirst premium at the World's Fair.
What
Zoa Phora
won't do for WOMANKIND no medicine will.
i"rom
Sarsaparilla
Cures
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constipation, HHOUB pes». jaundice, sick HCA-DAHIO indigently
Daily Market
Cor. College and Water St*.V. Groceries and Meats, jersey .Sweet Potatoes,
Cranberries, Celerj OYSTERS
Crackers, Cakes and Largest Loaf of Bread in the City for 5 Cents.
Lookout for
Fruit jKJwder. 20 lbs Granulated, '21 lbs liidKowood A, 22 lbs iKla extru C, 23 lbs
He has treated
Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks!
Cloaks! Cloaks!
Cloaks of us.
two lo ten dollars said ly buying your
ltverything in Millinery Guccis from the cheapest to the finest, at
ABE LEV IN SONS.
This Is The Way We Sell Sugar
23 11)?. Extra 0 SI.00 22 lb. Hidsjewood §1.00 21 lbs, Gnmiilak'tl -.11.00
COFFEE
All Package Coffee 21c
oui list of
nriccs
will sec thnt we will crivr von mo eroois
for $1.00 than any house in
Crawfordsville.
BarnhillfHornaday&Pickett
Flour.
Eureka flour, '25 Urn .OA 50 llm ... .70 Pride of Peorit,2Blbs .'... .v» 60 lbs $1.00 White House, 35 1 be 40 50 I be si) Blectrle Lipht, 25 lbs "0 fiO lbB l.OO Cream of Indiana, 25 lbB HO 50 lbs 05
Many other frrados with same kind of prices.
Sugar.
.....12.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
Coffee.
McMullen & Hobb, Patont Granulated Process which neutralises all tho Injurious properties of the berr}T aud Positively Kxtructsull the Tannin (of itself deadly prison) leaving nothing but the Caffeine so that a child or the most ehrouie dyspeptic can drink It without
P. S. Call and get our
the case. It will pay you.
ror
These Prices are Strictly Cash.
special
rvriULLEN & ROBB
The White House Grocery.
REHARKABLE OFFER... DR. HANSLMAIR,
week. You
fear of sustaln'ng'any of the unplcusur.t result* produced by ordinary Coireo. Til 15 JtOVAL CEYLON JAVA Is acknowledged by eminent Medical Authorities to be The Mu*t Healthful ColJee ever otlen'd to the people.
Soaps.
Wo will make you ten bars ul laundry soup fur 2.'» eents. 2 eakes of bar soup........v^» 5 cents 7•boxes ol a.\le grease .. ... .. 2" Hunt bulk starrh, er pound. Crackers, perinmnd Granulated eornmeal, per suck nest, hams, per pound Bacon Pure leaf bird Caanued peas, per eim *...... .. Tomatoes Corn California canned goods, an\thing you want, nt Package rollecs -v. ....... .. Fresh oysters, per quart....
lf» i:* 11 11 7H 7 Mi 7k
15
All other goods in proportion.
price on canncd goods by
The European Specialist
Lnte tro."n the Leading Hospitals of
England, Germany and France, will visit Crawfordsville
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19,
AT NTJTT HOT£X,
And regularly every tour weeks. He will provide superior treatment for all chronic suflVrers alike, at a nominal FKB KATBO^
$5.00 PER MONTH, ALL MEDICINES INCLUDED.
yVf, TTnnalmoit* Is so well known W Kurope ami America that, no amount ol xJX. ixwIiSlUidill praise can add to his fame.
bpHiEfsy and TUMOtm positively cured. No ltISr*ASLb lAjiJH.Xit lu Air-A I allure. PERM A NEM'LY CUItKD. ah
1
All lain fill AlliiientH of Homeu• fcirin» from uervous exliaustion and debility, Quickly CiireU. Impaired memory, low sidrlis, Irritable temI D'T, and the thousand and one derangements
For five years the doctor waa clinical assist- of inlnd and body that result from unnatural ant at the Women's Hospitals in Germany evil habits. contrarU-d through Ignorance, and France During that time he had care eured by electro vacuum treatment. Tk» tlnnolmoiw Has demonstrated that the IMSOPFK TIIKATMICNT KOK ALL CIIKONIC i-T• IlicvUalLLlclir (only MALAOIKS CAN IIK AKKOUDKD AT TUB nATK OF f- I'KIT MONTH. MKDKMNK8 INCLUDED. He known full well that da ly le »8 lrom 11 vo t-o ten timet* as much, are frequently extortml. Ho also know* that on ar••nurit of liijuh prices chargod by speclallstft, thouHandti annually periah for waut of eare aud medicine, and he Is thcreioro moved to place hlu feeH within the reach of ail clapeoe.
$5.00 Per Month, AH Hedicincs Included.
Examination given free In every case. Consultation In German, Hugllhh and French.
(Chronic casesonly.) -v .:
many years curable more than Ave tbou.saud cases of diseases of
diseases of tho Kye, Bar, Nose, Throat, women \u every po:hlblc form. Stomach, Kieneys and IMaddcr. CATAHHII,
FI R4J CK •F.VT-RR
11? 'M M«.'V
a a
DR. J. M. HANSLMAIR,
2 1 2 2 Cottage Grove Ave., lIIICAGO, ILL.