Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 March 1892 — Page 3

Will begin I heir annua! !'e! narv

of

FI

N

of am Hour he has had

said: "I baked a cake

th nk of the price:

people of

C'I

just what the stove will tic.

Barnhill

126 West Main treat:

Baby Carriages:

have jus!. fifcvivet: our Spring lint:

Sv t!Ti:isjt j-

SJS-Osrit Store.

ED VAN CAMP & CO.

vale

SIIOI:SVII

.®Piire Gold & White Rose

.A.T

MY STORE.

We have just received a car load ol the above brands of Hour.

This Hour is made at Minneapolis and the brand PURE GOLD

cannot be beaiai.C5 ?One customer &aid it made the best bread

50 lb- Pure Gold. lbs. Pure Gold .... so lbs. White Rose. 25 lbs. White Rose.

in his hou.-'e for one year. Another

and it cannot be beaten." And just

Remember we sell all other brands. Pi ide of Peoria. Ben Ilur,

Gold Medal, O. K. and Eureka. And remember while we are

selling flour 1 heaper that any house in the city, we are doing the same in Gi ocei ies, We extend a special invitation to the

The Crawfordsville Transfer Line,

tVA'uUt'l' .V- INSIJKY, Proprietors

Prts'-icngerj and Baggage transferred to liotels, depots or anv part of the city. OMNIBUSES, CABS AMD HACKS. Leave orders at the stables on Market street, or at the

branch oliice at C. A. Snodgrass' store on Washingion street. Telephone No. 47.

THK LARGEST £HS BUST

lr, the City Can 3e Bought By Asking for

I3t-38.ni

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

We Ail Eat to Live|

AND LI^II TO BAT

Therefore when wanting first claSs groceries, Collee, Sugars, Tea. Apples, Pickles, Jersey Swee! Pota.toes, New Sorghum Molasses, Fresh Hulk Oysters, celery, cranberries, etc. call at

Cash Frv's, '.v'

IB Carat Cigar

-bJGtSLloli

L'uln 0e' f,viilhiiinn of ('rtlrfurJxri'h

'ln.h.'^^i' ,l'l,r.lt, h-rU in, the Aiiierloun Stenin liOunOry.

1111,1

''|mlri

of

ntl il is the largest

::lldsiil]!l it 111.(1 „ciH- ipL'St line

brought to this city.

Call ariy and inako your selection.

ROSS BROS.,

uf broken lots

Monday, February i,

And i' will nay to see them.

7

40.

.^pi.20. .6()

a\.foi dsville, to cbine and see our Natural Gas

stove for cooking. We have gss atUuhed so we can show you

FURNITURE &QUEENSYVARE.

We are still ollenng great inducements in these lines. New

i'gra ils are airivirg diiilv. Go where you can get goods cheap.

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLYFOR

J. T. LAY MOM.

AT ISONKELI.'S CI STAND.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

MISS MAUD KEPLER, A sent for a First Class

Dyeing,

jjaijsjGnaEHJeeSBOIiaCHSKnRWSi/tCSieTK W

Hoky-Poky Bread!

and

Cleaning

3~iarrL31T-t.

1

has Uio

ml eii '""1 .l,J" 1" Ihe Suite mid IK rum- prrpurvl 10 rceelvc all orders for Hy eknir •i-n.i

111,11

Common Soap

Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands.

SOAP

DOES NOT.

Daily JOURKM..

WIIPX SI JAY, MARCH 2. 1892.

Tins .TOUH.NAI, IH Tor sale by Holiinpon A-. Wallace.

Oity Olcrk.

Chnilos M. Seott is iiiiiioiineml iu to Jay's JouJiSAL as a cnnJiJato for renomination for City Olork. Mr. Seott is tlio (iri'wint efUciont Clerk of the city. Ho Las performed the duties of ihi ofIteo with sat it,faction ami (U'si-rven a renomination. ..

First Ward Oouncilmen.

Wm. M. Darter and F. (i. Jlclntyre are announced as candidates for Coimimir, from tho First Ward before tljoiiojnibliean convention, liotli gentlemen possess the rr*ijuisito (jiialiliealionB and either would receive tho hearty endorsement of tho people at tho jwIIh.

A (Jrauk In School.

Pnif. Asa T. Green, the world renowned crank, who has visions in which he solved all the mysteries relntivu to earth, air and sky. things human and things divine, is in tho city to day. He visited tho schools this afternoon and for the (small price of one dime, ton cents, he delivered a lecture to tho pupils oil a number of exhilarating topics.

After That Trunk.

John L. Shruni has entered suit gainst the Monon road to replevin the trunk of tho Into lamented lrma VanKokey, which after tho accident iras irried on to Chicago by mistake with the 1 est, of tho troupe's baggage. Tho road ignored ,ail the demands of Mr.. Shrum as administrator and consequently suit has been brought. The 10mpluint avers that besides the spangled clothes which the trunk contains, it also has letters in it which may lead to 1 knowledge of the whereabouts of the lcceased's relatives. Mr. Hluuin asks for the recovery of the trunk and $50 1 images for the annoyance and delay.

Improvement at the Shades. Mayor Carr returned from Garland l).'lls last night'where he has been in consultation with the company owning the resort. J11 addition to the oontomplated establishment of an electric light plant, mentioned in Saturday's JOIKNAI, tho company is preparing to undertake a number of other radical aud expensive improvements. It is pretty definitely settled that a dam will be erected this Spring below the third ravine, thus giving a line boating stretch of nearly a mile. Tho company just at present debating the question of just how much money to expend and until this is determined 110 authorative statements can

lie made.

Returned to Middletown.

The friends of Miss Mary Hovev will be glad to know that sho is now convalescent, although it may be some time before she completely recovers from an illness that was at 0110 time very critical. Dr. Horace Hovey, her only brother, who came week ago in answer to a telegram, returned to-day to meet pressing engagements at lr'.home in Middletown, Conn. While here he visited the Ilovey Museum and other college buildings and noted tho many gratifying improvements that have been made in Die city where his boyhood was passed. Replying to inipiiries as to natural gas on which lie has written several articles for the .Scimliiir American, ho said ho saw no reason why, lis now used, the supply should not last for twenty years or even for a longer period. a

Hinsio Hall Triilay Nielit.,

There was fun galore at Harris' Bijou last night and Joseph J. Sullivan, that

.side-splitting

iif,'iii\\ foi Olio 01

(•ciithinien'H OvoiToiUK, (\nts. \e-ts mill VuntJ- iiiMtly nMlji.il.

to |,Mk cimil to now at a umilleost. UiUlus' iJtwwcfl shiiwlj

slnSi,! v.'"'! Oyol. clvttuwl iu.d nvnssert liv the new stylo Fitjnch pww 'riihoiit S I rU^s HicJerute. Work nv»t clwt 4J1 ciders lett ut tho i'.nerle^n ""1 roeulvc [irompi. iituMiilmi

4

Irish comedian, kept

the audience in ono continual laugh. The plav presented was a musical come-dy-drama, entitled "Black Thorn," aud from the nppiause that followed each net it was plain to see that tho audience appreciated the performance. The play abounds 111 startling situations and realistic tableaux. As Denny Doian, the whole-souled Irishman, Joseph Sullivan shared the honors of the evening with little Mabel Bonner, a child actress of considerable ability. Tho performance is interspersed with »oiigf, and dances, and O. G. James as McGinlcv

Bill contributed to the entertainment 1111 excellent bit. of specialty work. Tho. remainder of tho company was good and tho Fcnory excellent and extensive. Again to-iught.— Wanhinuhm Shu.

Every lady sh-juld have a pair of those Boiled 'blankets we had in our show window. We are almost giving 1 them awav this week at Louis Bischol's. I

Sec those line nil wool blankets we r:re ii-mcst giving av.ay because they 1 ii^re a little unled.

L. BISCHOF.

BUSY RE PUBLICANS,

They Meet Last Eveniug, Organiie and Set the Date for Primaries. The City Republican Central C0111niittoe, togtther with a number of the party workers, met lust eveniug in tho oflice of White, Humphrey & Reeves and porfectod a permanent organization with the following odicers: W. E. Humphrey, Chairman Frank Scott, Secretary George W. Markly, Treasurer. After considerable discussion it was decided to hold the primary elections 011 Saturday, March 2l', Jit which time a full city ticket will be placed in the field. The precincts will probably be for the First Ward at the Trustee's oliice, for the Second at the Surveyor's oflice, and for tho Third at Smith's wagon shop. Tho Australian system of voting will be used and the polls open from two in the afternoon until eight in the evening, thus enabling everyone to cast his votes for the candidates of his choice. The candidates are already announcing themselves and there promises to bo an unusual number of good men in the field.

Snyder-Galey.

Even tho expected is sometimes surprise and it was so this morning when it was announced that Frank L. Snyder and Miss Mabel Galey hiul been quietly married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ii. V. Galey, in Englewood. The nllair was quite private, only the immediate family being present. The ceremony was performed at 8:30 o'clock by Rev. K. ]j. Thomson and immediately after it, the happy couple took tho south bound Vandalia train for St. Louis. They will visit Kansas City and other places before going to their future homo at Joplin. The bride has been one of Cravvfordsville's best known society young ladies aud has endeared herself to hundreds by those charming graces which have always rendered her so deservedly popular. She carries with lior to her new home the best wishes of all who knew her. Tho groom is an old resident of this city where he has hosts of acquaintances and friends. He is now engaged in lead mining at Joplin, Mo.. and the head of one of the most prosporous and wealthy companies. THK Jot'UNAL extends congratulations and host wishes.

A Good Citizen Gone.

Thomas E. Bowles, of Coal (.'reek township, will this week change his residence to Washington township, Hamilton county. In his removal Montgomery county loses one of its most wide awake and progressive farmers, while Hamilton will bo the gainer. TUB JontXAj, while it regrets his departure rejoices to know that his lines will be cast in pleasant places. He will be succeeded on the place in Coal Creek by Samuel Humphreys, of Vernal. Ills., who has bought the farm.

Death of Gen. Wilder'a Wife. Airs. Daniel Sfewart received a telegram yesterday announcing the death of Mre. John T. Wilder, which occurred Monday night at Johnson City, Tenn. The deceased was a sister of John H. Stewart and the late Daniel Stewart, of this city. Her husband is the famous calvary general, commander of the noted .'Wilder Urigado."-•--[ntiinnapoh* Journal..

Samuel J. Beach.

S. J. Beach is announced as a candidate for Courtcilman from the First Ward before the Republicin primary convention. Mr. Beach is the well known commission man, and possesses the ability to make a first class Councilman. If nominated his election is sure.

—The Jolly 'Steen club met at Miss Louise Craig's Monday evening for a taffy pulling. Refreshments were served and tho guests stayed until a late hour. Those present were: Mabel Barnhill. Lucy Vlummer. Bertha Brenizer, Gertie Brenizer, Minnie McC'omas, Lulu Grayson, Alice Watson. Louise Craig, Floyd Shipp, Watson Miller, Otis Williams, Mont Burk, Frank Barnhill, Howard Sidcncr, Leonard Ensminger. —Willie Kcnyon has taken a position with Nicholson .V Son.

—Bischof is the first to show I he t,ho new styles in dress goods.

rr,„»

solve.' :itl'l 1

I'ins Hair pins per box. .. ....... Towel rings Needier,, worth 10c Book straps 200 darners Pears soap, per cake. .-:U •. Envelopes per pack 24 sheetsWriting paper. 200 bolts ribbon, w'tli 10c yd 1 lot yarn mittens w'th loc. .. •1,000 yds all linen crash w'th ^c 10 bits, scrim 42 in. wide'I,".! mm:

ftiASHES FROM OVER THE 0ITI.

-This has been a great sugar water lay. —U. C. Stover today. —Col. I. C. Elston went to Chicago this afternoon. —Rev. f,. W. Switzer returned from Lafayette to-day. --R. S. Thomson arrived from Lnfayettet.his afternoon. —.Tohn and George White have returned from Louisville. —Gen. Lew Wallace arrived from Indianapolis last evening. —Look over tho .TOVKNAI/H list of candidates' announcements to-day. —A marriage license has been granted to G. W. Hartman and Dora E. GofT. -Hon. M. 1. White will address the nest meeting of tho Republican club. —Lant Long yesterduy succeeded Mat Goben as superintendent of the

returned to Ladoga

poor farm. iS§i —11. J. Hoi mini? of Waveland, has been granted a patent on an automatic wagon brake. —Munns Sue ring pleaded guilty this morning to drawing a dangerous weapon and was duly lined. -There were nine aspirants for school graduation from Madison township, and but four passed. -One of the canvassers for the new county gazetteer was spilled out of his buggy on the corner of Pike and Water streets to-day and literally plastered with mud. —The remains of Mrs. Jane VanHook will reach this city this evening and be taken to the residence of J. H. Shue. The funeral will occur to-morrow at 2 p. 111. at the Baptist church, Rev. G. P. I'uson olliciatiug. "Nig" Seering smashed another lock at the jail last evening and at-

tempted to escape but being captured

was unceremoniously chucked into a

dark cell where he will be kept in future,

not even being alloVed the freedom of

Miss Flora Morris, daughter of Mr. ar.d Mrs. S. C. Morris, having graduated in all common branches this winter with Mr. Joseph C. Kennedy as her -acher at the Oakland school, entered 1 the Stylgnntins school at Lafayette lust

I,-, I»M l',vi11 Mv 011. I was iust tliinkiii!! how o(ir little nioup of ilir- ^"iiej-iiiniH •-o 1 roin^U* iW'inoiisIrale and illui 1 .lie.-, 111 tlaoix of the 1 raiiMi! ission oi' liealth 1 i«»m motlier to clnlil. and li.it can lie, IIIOIV -iviilir ihvi 1 lie I'ai't 1l1.it mv vigorous hciiltli is n-pio,lined111 join diirliiig• children."'

The norma] life, well-',f in1,', and happiness ol' mankind depend upon ii... leivieal he'il 1 It Miel perfection of Olllilll. 'I'linu-'-iii-N ol' women in all l»arts ol the civilized world chei-ih Ki-al.eful iviieipliniice of till" Vegetable Coinpotllld, and daily blcs Its d^eoveiel.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

I'M" otiiv unit l.oclfiniiito frtr'th/- iM-Viiliar :nM It riiio- tvor'f form- nmphHnl', tlmt M« ruI--Mimr. 'liiok I'liMh'i'anil of-tlip Womb. 1 Oviirfmt Ti outilr.K. u\n\ ull

To buy Dry GooJs, Notion?, Clocks, and Milline-y Golds at unheirdnf low prices As the puschases BEING MADE IN NEW YORK AND EASTERN CITIES ARE GREATER thsnevrc before, Our STOCK MUST BE REDUCED Wonderfully to nrnkf. room for the new goods, The prices will be lower than you have EVER BEEN A3LE to Kirchase tht-m. OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE INCLUDED IN THIS SALE.

READ A FEW OF

...lc (tilting cloth, w'th lOeyd.,., ..lets Good gingham at .. .Sets English cashmeres, w'lh 2-V. ,.. .. lSct* 4cts 2"0 vds tricat cloth wool, w'th 2.V....lo,.tH

.Slots Io bits ladies cloth, worth l!f ."1 4cts in. wide, in this sale Octs 1 lot of p'aid dress goodH worth

Ids MOc, double width .'Jlcis fots Black Henriettas, wtii 51.tii.'ts Octs S1.10 .. Allele .(Sets a .ficts I*i'l.-. !l.\c Our entire stock of dress coods re-

tho corridors. disgusted with it. A pi ilar manager -There will be a necktie social atj

Good Templars' hall on Thursday nest,

March 10. The young lady members of Haddock lodge hnve tho management of the affair, and no one need stay awuy because they will have everything arrainged so that all will feel comfortably at home. —The many friends of John S. Watson, of Jamestown, N. D., will be interested in hearing that ho has formed a law partnership with Mayor Ball of Fargo. X. D., and will remove at once to that city. The Dakota papers state tiiat the new firm will bo one of the st rongest in the state.

like

O O N

Of 1'',. and I- hnalnaS.lfMo iho Chunp,. of Ufr. J»iHiirtor- from I'htu* ni an 5rlv Ami c»»! any to

11 uiMMf. Mihlm- 1'trin I.s r. Nfrvou" rro!raHon. l,\haM-!ion. loni-.- the Stoiuii-.-h, un Il« adaHir. i« »n'tal I ii'liu'-i ton, •. !iiiV ill- tin- tviis. I -r thi* cure of KMnry of \, ohmmmcm) hn* ., kfaiatai'i or bv mail, in form of rill- or I p-n-Jp: Mf Sl.OO. l.VOIA E- PINKHAM MEO. CO.. LYNN. MASS.

An Illustrated book. cntitM S jlde to HJS'-II an.) Wqustte," by Lydla E. Pinkham, Is of great value to ladies. Wc win piascnl a u-py to anyone addreismg us with two 2-cent stampi.

OUR PRICE:

—These an- BARGAINS. Come in and see them and a thousand others we are able to mention

A E E I N S O N

Tht Cheap Dry Goods Man. Next to Elsion's Bank.

Monday where she will remain until she graduates. Mies Morris has many warm friends who wish her success. —Dr. W. P. Kane was the guost of Dr. R. .1. Cunningham yesterday and went to Indiamipolis this morning. —It is rumored th^t W. S. MolTelt will not be a candidate for the rcnoinination for tho oliice of pros cut r.

Miss Jeanette Finch has returned

,|s

bllKe la| le

mimigor of

.ni|

kll()wing fn wo ig

HO pound* Suyai' for fiix-on ('otfoo. worili M) «a«»u (•uupowdur en, worth i.r»"unts oulv. 7 caki'K Slur soap pemud piu:kwre ('lnt)K'.s piiiM, perdu/."!] MiitHifs. n(*r bo* (iootl shining prryard

\J

"cls gai'dleFsnf eost or value. •Vts l,iice and I'lienlile Curtains. '1 111 ciliro department must lie duced fully one hair

buing the

home to Logansport afler guest, of the Misses Johnson.

Herb Lucas is 111 tho citv.

W

Cheniie Curtains north $7.f0. in nil.

l-V'ls

Ij.'wc ('iir'aius

,,0

fWs thnt verr etudcnt in cnil V()t(1(

B?ninsl hiK pjfoinUnent

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is lK

,llr(iIv

Vannuvs, «ho nom-nated himself,

wj|

,|ottbllt

team to nianv a

88 loiul th(

glorious victory.:

1

The Leland

5c Cigar.

The Leland

0.07 00 V.'IS 1 *25 1.50 2.25 :j.2.-)

I ,.Oil. 1 75.

'1.00. 4..Ml. 1 Oil

N N OI' N'CEM I'.NTS.

I-1IKI)

M:ivor I loilic .l.vi tit in.

HA N 1»1:1. will lio :l „c:in.|i.l i1 fur tlii '. I'orKvl! v. sutiji-ci -iot) ot tin ltepulilli.'iiii city riimcn-

TIIOM AS I.. STIL.WKI.I, will In. 11 cnin!MMt(* I'ir MIIJ ur 11I 1 lie il ul rriiwI'onKvlllc «\iliji*fl l*» I hi- ilrrisliill ol' thr IEI'putiMi in cllv pMIllhl'V ciinvoiil 1.11, to IIM )n Mllli'll^li IM'I^

H.\ltl.i:s SUllTl' will lien i'timUiiulc h»f i'i?-no inimiim Tor ni.v tu'lun* \\u MU-an prlniiiry coiivenlioti lo lie ImM on 'ui unluy, »|jir»

JOHN .1. IIKOTIIiaiS will In A .HIIIIUIIUI1 IM­

1

.Muolml ot CnoviiiM^iiti,. su j,.rI t„

.- 'v.-®.',- li'-clslon ol 1I1,1 Iti'MitiliL-an |irltu::r\ rotivcniliiii 11:» lie Iil-M ui, Saliiriluy, Muivh 'Ju'. Mrs. A. It.

--Prof. J. L. Campbell, Mrs. A. It. SAMI'Kt.J IlliAi'll will .undl.lui,1 for Anderson and Miss Mar, mpboll ,:ro vcniinn to lit1 heiil on StiuMl ty. Mun-h "^U.

visiting iu Indianapolis. —Mrs. Jere Townsley to Indianapolis this evening troatintnt. —George (ireen. of Wavnetown, is visiting his daughter, ^Irs. Charlie Ross. -"-T. 1). Brown and I). C. liarnbill safe «ul Meltable. went to Indianapolis this morning. 1'tying a cough medicine Tor -Miss Bessie Birch gives leap vear!

111 lc taken II.I.IAM IMI(TK1{ will lie a riiinllilal i» tnr otincitniiin truin the Klrl wiird, suhjei-t titf for medical to till-1 decision ol' ihe Kepiililleua 'irlinury ,"ntiventlon to he lu-lil mi Silt ill'ilu Mulch *.'il

I IIHC, ISl IN (1. ,.| NT| in-. wlFhe ciimll.'luti. luri onii-iiituii, from the l'ir»t wnnl, suhjei I t'i the ileeiHloa ol the ito)Mihlic:in iiriliiury etinvi at if MI to l.e hehl ,111 Siiliifiluy, Mureli *4i

party tormorrow evening. -, be afraid to buy Chamberh.ill's Cough —A. A. McCain went to I'lonming- Remedy. There is no danger from ton, III., this morning. ""'I relief is always sure t.o follow. I -Wm. ,T. Law. or Tene Haute, was !,:lrtic,,h'.rl,v

in the citr to-dm —E. D. Bosworth is down' w.th the

BrlP--Miss Carrie Kenvon is in Indiann olis.

COLLEGE NOTES.

Whitford, '00, hearf Prof. Milforil's Freshmen recitation quite freip'ently. The entertainment of the Natural History Society begins this evening at 8:15. All are cordialy invited.

Vanntiys, Duckworth and Woml enm]oso the base ball conunittee of the Athletic Association and by virtue of his position as chairman Vannuvs will bo manager of tho team.

Vannuvs must feel peculiar in as-

allming

,"ht,

positi()n

V'Wl'"V r'

n»Mit MRNI/IJUJT of I tnh,

4'I

ri'

ap-

OV«T

'"n"""lul Chambcrlaiirs

becanse I have found it to be safe and reliable." 25 and 50 cent bottles Tor sale bv N ve .t Co.

•'Iliiyul Itubij" I'ort 117/ie It's leading characteristics are: Age, Purity and Strength—important items in these days of imitation and adulteration. Nothing better can be used to promote health, to stimulate aud invigorate the system, tone the stomach, aid digestion, create an apetito and repair the waste tissues of the. lungs, smooth and rich to the taste. A grand tonic: for convalescents, the aged, mothers nursing, and those reduced and weakened by wasting disease.

One bottle is ecpial in nutriment to twenty pounds of beef. Demand "Royal Ruby1' of your druggist or dealer. Pint bottles 00 cents: quarts SI. Accept 110 substitute "just as good"--they have it. not. ROVAI, WINE CO.. Chicago.

Sold and guaranteed by Nye A: Co tho leading druggist.

Miles' AERI'CRTJ Llunr 1'llln. Act on a new principle—regulating tho tvor stomtche and bowels thrnvijk the nerves. Anew discovery Dr .Miles' Pills speedily cure billouness. bad taste, torpid liver pih s, constipation. Uneipialed for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest ureal. 30 doses 20 cents.

The LB LA I)

many people a-e

10

LOOK AT THIS!

CONSIGNEE SALE of General Merchandiso that will be closed out at once, regardlesy of cost or value. Below wo give you a few prices of the maoy bargains we have to offer you::

-fl.OO I .loans, worth .Uii'. otilv -Ml "i nrk tiiiv.id .150 Ladies' Utd liou- .. Mr» Cliild's ealt\«tr»:.*H .1 (Miild's grain tuition h::o»s

HI

1

0

ullros -away down Turkey Kcd I'ulilc LIJKMJ, worth oOc.,.

of all kinds tli.it nMst 1h s.ilil fit snmt1 pi u-

(ior,1 .)o »nn t»uf«ts I iiiuimdrK'il .'•hirbi.

.:io

Also, a lot of 11 •inl'.v.irc. Tin\vaie. JiiiM ri:

ELSTON BLOCK, EAST MAIN STREET.

WILSON, Manager.

is what a great

mokiny, because

they have fmitul it to be the best

a 7 I W S

If you don't believe

ate for Yourself.

this investi-

Hie LELAND is still kept up

its high standard—a delightful

combination of Havana and Sumatra

-Try it. Made and its i|uality

guaranteed bv the ^C'^.

kss

MrnVcalf b«xHt«. worth only.

.. tM A smlot irn'ii clothes only A iiPtn ovenioot-

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•ivan and :i liiy iot ol li'.jti. ii