Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 August 1892 — Page 3

FRUIT

O put up fruit.

Ross Bros,

Keep

Trickery

but

Square

yr»

JHRSI

Fruit Jars, Fruit Cans, and Jelly Glasses, extra tops and

rubbers, wax inciters and stew kettles Everything necessary

99-cent tor©

on Coming!

May Flourish for a Time,

Dealing Endures the Last of Time.

1 'crimps this will enable you to understand why we have built

up such a great business in Furniture, Stoves, Groceries

jnul Quecnsware. Our goods are bought for cash

and in large quantities—this is the reason we sell

woods so cheap. Below we give a few prices:

'VI pound* Whlto Extra C£ufmr .... 1.00 '.] poundsl-onf. A Sugar 1,00 Id pounrifi Cut-Ioaf Sugiir Hi ix)umlB Powdercil Sugar 1.01) 1 |Hunri XXX Coffee 1 |M)imd Arbuekle coffee.. i»U 1 pound I.lon coffee .120

1 pound Munner coffee .'JO 1 i*utid bent Rio rousted coffee Ci'l 1 pound pure KIo and Moon coffee :m

FLOUR--We are headquarters for Flour in quality

price.- Do not fail to try a sack of Pure Gold. We

selling a car-load of this flour every 30 days. This

llour is made out of the Best Spring Wheat and

made at Minneapolis, and look at the price:

V»r» pounds Pure Gold 70c Pride of Peoria 75c (iolil Menial 75c

Kuri'ku 00c White Hose 00c Hen Hur 00c

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

Order Your New Suit

OP

COLMAN & MURPHY,

The Cut Price Still Continues On Broken Sizes,

I'lie Leading Tailors, 5JOG Kost Main Street.

"Well begun is half done.' liegin your housework by buying a cake of

SAPOLIO!

Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all cleaning purposes. Try it.

BOOTS AND SHOES

.Men's, Women's andChild-

ren's

fine goods.

Bargains on all kinds goods year.

at this season of

205 East Main Street.

PROF. L. O. SMITH Hors

loavo to announce tlmt ho will accept a few uioro scholars on tlio

Mandolin and Guitar.

Thorough instruction on either instrument guaranteod. lerws mudu kuowu upon application.

and

are

50 pounds Pure Gold $1.40 50 Vrldo of Peoria 1.50 50 Gold Mcdul 1 50 50 Eureka J.!20 50 White Hose 1.120 50 IJeu Hur 1 .'JO

FURNITURE.- -Remember we are still selling Furniture

cheap. We have several grates and mantles that we are

closing out at cost. Now is your chance to buy grates.

and mantles. The place to buy goods cheap is of

MONON ROUTE.

1:2fa.m

Less than Cost.

SOUTH

of

the

E. B.CURTIS,

MOUTH

—.Night Mail (dally) 1:5.rm.m

l:10p.m Day Mail (daily) 1:30p. B:15a.m Way Freight 2:40p.

is? BIG 4—Peoria Division.

0:00a.m .......Express—Mall..(dnlly) 0:2Ta.m 2:00a.m Mail (dally) 12:44a.u 6:18p.tn(dully) Mall—Express l:.'IOp.ni 1:lGp.m Mall—Bxpross 0:48p.m

VANDALIA.

KOUTIl

0 44a.m..... Kinross 0:18pm. G:20p.tn .Mall 8:1(1 a. 8:11 pm Express rt Jpin :40pm rbt 1:40 jim

To i'oung Mothers

who are for the first time to undergo woman's severest trial, we offer you, not the stupor caused by chloroform, with risjt of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which will, if used at directed, invariably alleviate the pains, horrors and risks of labor,and often entirely do away with them. Sold by Nye & Booe, druggists.

I Have Taken several

Bottles of Bradfield's Female Regulator for falling of the womb and other dip eases combined, of 16 years standing, and really believe I am cured entirey, for which please accept my thanke

Mbs.W.

DAILY JOURNAL

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1892.

I"iiE Daily Jouknal

is

on stile by

Robinson A Wulliice, and Pontious & Lacey.

PLASHES B8M 0VEE THE CIT?.

—ClifT Burr is home from Chicago. W. T. Wasson iB home from Iowa. —A. Bench, of Connersville, is in the city.' —R. S. Thomson is home from Greenfield. —1?. E. Gilkey, of SnnAntonin, Texas, is in the city. —Mies Minnie,..Bennett left to-dny for Chicago. —Will Griflith wont to Indianapolis this afternoon. —Doc Britton went to North Salorn this morning. —Miss Winnie Gernrd returned from Chicago to-day. —W. L. Groves, of Ladoga, was in the city to-dny. —Louis Beecher is now baggngemnster nt the Monon. —Mrs. Belty Rnmey returned to Chicago this afternoon. —Mrs. Fred Somerville returned to Chicago this afternoon.

Misses Nell and Bess Nicholson are visiting at Bethany Park. Miss Mnrthn Robinson wont to Veedersbnrg this morning. —Miss Lehi Middlotun returned to Greencnstle this afternoon. —Joseph Milligan and wife went to Veedersburg this morning. —Misses May mo and Agnes Smith went to Turkey Run to-day.

Mrs. Dovo McBroom and children wont to Linden this nfternoon. Miss Willis, of Lodn, 111., is the guest of Miss Margaret Morgan. —Georgo llnll attended the old settlers' meeting at Russellville yesterday. —Ollie Panel has returned from Poplar Bluff, Mo., on account of ill- health. —The rains .now are very damaging on the wheat still in shock causing it to sprout.

H. H. Nelson nnd wife, who have been the guests of D. J. Woodward, went to Cincinnati to day. —The Monon train from the north has again fallen into the charming hnbit of being half an hour late. —The colored Republicans of the city buve tnken the steps to organize a drum corps for the campaign. —Nicholson will photogruph the Knights Templar excursion train tomorrow nfternoon at the start. —George Yivet returned from Terre Haute this morning where he attended a convention of colored Odd Fellows. —Prof. R. A. King will conduct services for the Baptist congregation at the old Christian church next Sunday. —James Cunningham nnd John Mclaughlin commenced taking the trentment nt the Sutherlin Institute this morning. —Tiie Journal

ncknowledges the re­

ceipt of season ticket to the New Ross fair, which this year promises to be nnusually good.

Elders J. J. Gilbert and J. H. Olipliant will hold meetings at the Primitive Baptist church Saturday and Sunday nt 10:H0 n.

111.,

nnd 7:30 p. m.

—Rev. G. P. Fnson has so far improved that he will be able to accompany the Denver excursionists. He desires to try the climate of Colorado for his health. —Jefferson street at the crossing of the Monon railroad badly needs a bridge. The cut is deep enough there to plnce the bridge on level with tbe Btreet. The Pike street, bridge should go to thi'.t point.

C. 1). Huffman came over Inst evening from Plninfiekl, where he holds a position in the Kooley Institute. He iB hore working in the interest of t-liat institution and hopes to persuade some poor fellow to try the gold cure. —The Morion will run an excursion to Battle Ground next "Friday the occasion being the observance of children's day at tho camp meeting. The train will leave here at 8:15 n. m. The round trip will cost but seventy-five cents. —S. R. Moon, Democratic candidate for reporter of the supreme court, was in the city yesterday seeking whom he might devour. He was not infatuated with the Montgomery county Democru cy nnd went away with an expression of disgust as big as Prof. Grinley's balloon —To-day noon B. F. Lane lost a subscription paper containing fifteen or twenty names of persons who had subscribed various amounts to assist in sending a victim of the drink habit to tho Southerlin Institute. Tho finder will confer a favor by leaving the same nt this office. —A. N. Higgins, formerly of Wayne town, but now of Denver, Col., has been told by his physician thnt it will not be snfe for him to return to Indinnn to live... .Mrs. Henry Caplinger, son Guy nnd Mrs. Minnie Himes, of Crawfordsville, returned Sunday from a visit with

Iowa friends. .. .Judge Harney nnd fnmily, of Crawfordsville, have been the guests of Ladoga friends this, week. Ladoga Leader.

Posey

E. Stebbtns. Ridge, Qa.

county melons to-morrow

Barnhill, Hornndny & Piokett's

LaPeakl'b

Tuesday, August 1G.

Fred Bandel

fOK DENVER.

Tho Knights Templar Excursion Leaves To-morrow for the Woolly West. To-morrow afternoon at two o'clock the Crawfordsville Coinmanderv of the K. T. will leave the Big Four Btation for Denver, Colorado, in two slee]erH and Wagnei chair car. The delegation is large one nnd goes splendidly equipped for the long journey to the ltockies. Their cars will be decorated with some superbly finished banners by O'NealWiitaon nnd with the headlight of the engine will be inBoribed the Maltese cross of the order. The Commandery has expended over $400 in badges alone and it will r^ake a show in the western metropolis. Those going will return at different times and some will probably lie gone for over month. The Crawfordsville delegation will have headquarters in the Steele Block on the corner of 10th and Stout streets. Sub joined is a list of those going from this city:

KSIOHTS AND FAMILIES.

J. R. Bonnell, wife and daughter, and Mrs. Evans Charles Goltra, wife and Miss Mary Goltra A. S. Miller, wifo and Miss Sallie Moore C. L. Goodbnr nnd wife J. C. Wicker and wife G. G. Jones wife und daughter, of Covington G. W. Graham and wife, E. S. Enoch, Mrs. Long and daughter J. L. Davis and wife Frank Hallowed and Miss Mary F. C. Bandel, M. C. Drake, W. Hulet, Hnrrie Pontious, L. A. Foote, W. M. Mills, Allen Byers, W. A. Wright, of Hillsboro, G. L. Durhnm, H. C. Yonnt, of Covington, W. A. Herron, M. A. Rnpp, C. A. Rnpp..

OUTSIDE PARTIES.

W. E. Nioholson, wife and Miss Otni J. R. Bryant and wife, Rev. G. P. Fueon, C. N. Harter nnd wife, of Covington, LeRoy Allen, of Covington, George Brock, Jnmes Bnll, Mi'.o Overton, Frost Trout, Mrs. D. L. Trout, Joseph L. Davis and wife, Miss Julia Karle, Miss Josie Stillwell, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Anna Willson, Miss StokeB, Miss Wray, Mrs. Lydia Miller, Miss Mary D. Hall, Miss Lizzie Bible, Miss Allen, Mrs. Jeff Scott, Mrs. Ida Reynolds, Mrs. Nellie Wynn, Mrs. Robert Larsh, Mrs. E. Davis, Horace Law nnd wife, J. R. Bryant and wife, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Jackson McCormick, Bam Watson, Mrs. T. E. Nolnu, John Manson, W. F. Remley and Herman Konstnnzer, Mrs. George Benefiel.

at

show in

Crawfordsville,

offers for a few days

some tine slate mantles nt cost. Call nnd see them, 132 south Green street.

fie WantB Out. V/

H. D. Vancleave has brought a habeas corpus proceedings in the case of young Will Davis, the Linden burglar. The grounds for asking the release of Davis are the decision of the Justice in declaring him guilty, his failure to permit him to be bailed and several other minor points. The thing which will be particularly urged upon the consideration of the court, however, is the deplorable condition of Davis's health. The poor chap iB spitting blood constantly and grows perceptibly weaker every hour. Judge Harney will hear the case tb-morrow morning at 9 o'clock and will probably render his decision at once.

A Clear .Lake.

While in Culfornin Mr. Ben Crnne visited the fnmous Truchee Lnke, nnd nlthough he hnd henrd of its wonderful trnnspnrency before bnt ho was simply nstounded when its glories burst upon his stnrtled vision. The wnters nre nl most mirnculously clenr nnd nre possessed of inngnifying properties ns well. newspaper spread out on the bottom ninny feet can be plainly rend by persons in bonts. The fish cannot be caught because they can so plninly see tho lines nnd the designing fishermen.

Hurrah 1'or Milwaukee Brick Paint. This morning Wm. Nntt swore out nn injunction against Win. McCoy restraining him from going nhend with the painting of the Nutt House. Mr. Nutt assorted in his complaint thnt Mr. McCoy hnd ngreed in his contract to put on two conts of Milwnukee brick paint nnd then penoil the building, wherens he wns now proceeding to pencil with only one coat on. The gentlemen have hnd a misunderstanding nnd there is 11 merry bloom to pny.

A Good Suggestion.

It hns been suggested thnt ns the Soldiers' Homo, recently locnted nt Lnfayette must have a Superintendent the proper thing to do would be to make Col. R. P. DeHart, of that city,

We go East to

Best Gros Grain Silk 24 In. wlde.onlv II .00, worth it .7n Our best 11.40 Muck Henrietta only o:V 1. Costume cloth only fie yd, vorth WWOur

8

1-3 unbleuch'U

uiubUii

only

Good wldo Crash only He yd. All our lficaud 20c Km •Wool ChalllcM 45 Inch whlto

103 East Main

1

itB

chief officer. The Colonel is a man of good exeoutive ability, nnd being one of tbe largest donors to the enterprise it would be a fitting recognition to tender him this position.

Strong witnesses.

Among the thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Miles's New Heart Cure, is that of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen Rock, Pa., who for years had shortness of breath, sleeplessness, pain in left side, shoulders, smothering spells, sto. one bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet, Salem, N. J., is another witness. For twenty years suffered with Hen.' Disease, was turned away by physician.,

hs

ncurable, death stared him in the face, could not lay down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using New Cure be felt better and oould lay down and sleep all night, Bnd is now well mnn. The New Cure i« sold, also free book, by. Nye A Booe.

No coarseness or vulgarity in the La Pearl show.— Mattoon, 111., Gazell Crawfordsville August 16.

It

is the biggest little show evor this city.—liosciUile, lnd., Hen.

per} »1.

ktid 20c French Ginghams po nt. 10cyd. worth 20e aud !5e all at. 1 ftc per yd. 4? apron Roods worth 2.rj mly Hie.

In fact everything upset in price at our new store for this month. store.-

NEW E0SS 1 AIR.

Some Excellent Blood to Be Exhibited in the Races. Monday the New ltoes fuir begins, nnd as usual the nesociation have spnred no time nnd expense to make this tho greatest fair we hnve ever hnd. They stalls will be full of fine

horBe

llesli nnd

fowls nnd swino nre coming in herds. Especially is tho speed ring notable, as they are all full and many are flyers. Several wore turned away on account of letting tho last day of grace slip for to enter, which was August tho first.

Tuesday will be the two year old pnee nnd trot. It hns six entries, nnd such

coltB

as ITnstler, Jn Go, Nels lltmdal', Reiley McKeon,- Alto, Wilkes nnd Hurry Brocton, all good cclts nnd, thia will bo very interesting race. The 2:00 trot will be an important fenture Tuesdny. Cntcheiro .Toe, Mullen, Brnden W., Yindicntor, Bono F., Howard S., Axel OreiiFe, Murtle Form, Barb Wire nnd Princeford will go. Thei is some" hot compnny in the race. Wednesdny will be a great dny in the speed ring the threo yeur old p'ice nnd trot. Fannie Elf, Nannie Wanetn, Adonis, Nellie S., Minnie Bnrb, Lady Lnvon aro the starters nlso, the 2:37 pace with Minnie H., Minnie R., Touch Me Not, Jennie Mc starting. The day's performance will close with running rnco hnlf-mile nnd repeat. There are five flyers in this race nnd it will be -a closely contested one. Slow Charlie, Plunger liieley's Daisy Hnrambonre, and a branded bny mare name unknown, will go.

Thursday will be the great dny of the fair, being the day of the froe for all pace with Prince Echo, Lnndlord, Zigler, Cyclone Bill, D. Hnile nnd Georgin No. They nre nil llyers nnd there will undoubtedly be some records broken. Tho 2:37 trot is nnothoi fenturo of the dny with 'our entrios, Genernl Custer, Rose dale, Falcon, Lucy C. There are some well known horses in this race and some fast going is looked for.

Friday, the fourth and last day, will be the free for nil trot with five entries, Strnight, Nominee, Inventor. Elsie nnd Lucy C, all flyers. Also the 2:50 pace with eight entries, lied Skin, Koyal Jim, Orphnnt Alice, Sleepy Fred, Fleet, Cnptnin Jack, jr., Lady Lnvon, Jonnio Mack nre going and it will be race to a finish for honors. Wednesdny is old settlers' day nnd all men over sixty years old will bo admitted froe.

Smith-Brewer.

Mniried, nt the residence of his uncle nt Danville, Ills, Willinm Smith, of Elmdnle, nnd Miss Mollie E. Brewer, of Kansas City, Tuesday at high noon by Rev. Chas. Little. Will is a young mnn of good moral character nnd well respected by nil who knew him. Immediately after the coremony they took the train for Wnynetown, nrriving just time to partake of grand wedding supper with host of invited guests. Ho is milking nrrnngemonts to build fine house on his father's fnrm nnd bo nn honornble citizen of the community. He is a noble fellow and we wish him and his fair bride lifelong hnppiness nnd sueis. W.

Ominous.

Powerful Extract.

rkfHI M! DEMTI5T

UPSET SALE!

Prices Upset For Our

•A.TTGrtJST SALE.

purchase our fall stock on Au

immense stock we are going to purchase we will have have inaugurated our upset sale for August which means «*oods will see by the following prices:

Hydrants, Hose, Pump-..

Pipi-s, Sinks.

Cull on

RIAL BENJAMIN,

POOR

LaPeakli's

I

Ho—Let mo help you, Miss Hawkins. She—No I guess we have light enough here ns it is.

He—Your smile would inako it bright anywhere. She—Yes but perhaps I'm not going to smilo.—Harper's Bazar.

-Life.

100 ynrds of Fine Table linen worth Sl.fiO to $2.00 in this Great Sale of Ours. Your choice nt 91) cents. Ladios, please look lit this. L.

Bibohof.

Music Hall Block.

MAY

show enrriesno toughs or

fnkira. Ornwfordsville, one day, Tues day, Aug. 16. Silks

go fast at the Trado Palace.

Their beauty and the cut prices make thom. See their ad in this issue.

Lydia E. Pinkham's .Vegetable Compound

Is a

Harmless, Positive Cure

for the worst form of Female Complaints, all Ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration, Falling and Displacements, also Spinal Weakness and I-eucorrhoca.

It will dissolve and expel tumors from tho uterus in an early stage of development, and checks the tendency to cancerous humors.

It removes faintness, flatulency, weakness of the stomach, cures Bloating, Headache, Nervous Prostration, General Debility,

lessness, Depression and Indigestion, also that feelinc of Hearing down, causing pain, weight, and backache.

It acts in harmony with the laws that govern the female svstem under all circumstances. For Kidney Complaints of either sex this Compound V, unsurpassed. Correspondence freely answered. Address in confidence, LYDIA E. PINKHAM MED.CO.(LVKN1M«M

gust 151 and to make room'for the to cut our present stock in halt", so we at almost half price as you

Hall wool ClmllN s, dark color* only 10«: won I. Iiieaehcd table linen onlv 4worth ii.~) Salines worth 15eand i?ue only i-:ieiurvd Ladles all silk gloves only 1 iU' worth 40e

10 dor. Itoys wainls onh iOe, worth Ladles fancy top iind bluek boot lu.se only "(le !T„. Austin's boreal Mower Coliuiuiii' onlv Any hat In the house at hall pi Uv.

Fine Plumbing,

NATURAL GAS FITTING,

Ncxt door west of Kline's

Lunch Baskets, Traveling Bags",

Whisk Brooms,Hairand Cloth Brushes, Soaps,

THE FAIR.

OF TECK.

nor Wedding Girts Dlsjjlriyml In the Window*

of

London Shopg.

It is a pitiful Item in a story full of pathos that several of tlio presents originally bought as wedding gifts for the Princess May should now be once more offered to tho public, their intended destination lending them a special charm to certain class of buyers. One feels additionally touched when one remembers the delight with which tho princess is said to have received those which were sent to her before her terrible trouble. Yet in a little shop In the Strand, well lniown to connoisseurs, who have a very high opinion of Mr. Boore's knowledge of old silver, jewelry, etc., can be seen the colebrated Tiffany necklace, a rcviero of magnificent diamonds, which were bought in New York to present to the popular princess. It is one of the collection of jewels which Mr. Booro may bo persuaded to show to special customers, though tho "common herd" are not allowed to gaze on it. Another particular treasure is a sapphire, says tho Philadelphia Telegraph. I was going to say a priceless stone, but truth to tell it is priced, and its value is five thousand pounds. It is a perfect stono, without flaw, of exqulslto color, two inches long and one and a half inchcs broad. At present it is set round with fine brilliants and forms a royal-looking brooch. The other day a wouid-be purchaser brought his wife to seo tho present he proposed to make. But she would havo nothing to say to the jewel. "No, thank you," sho exclaimed "I should feel like a church widow if I wore that." So the treasured heirloom of an old Russian fnmily Is still in tho market. Mr. noore had for some years beenmnklng a collection of pearls varying in size from that of a pea to a large marble, and has now nearly completed his labor. AU tho stones are perfect in shape, skin and color, the center pearl having cost over two thousand pounds. Tho collector is besieged with questions as to the luclcy individual who is to become tho owner of this wonderful string, but is firm in his refusul to reveal tho umc.

jewelry

The Cheap Dry Goods Man.

WILLIAMS BROS.,

Plumbing and Na ural Gas Fitting a Specialty. Remember, we make no (•(-:u-. c"ivr

uimis-

uri»K house ami Cbt.iinat.ing rust of your work. H.Vtluini?* jt lu-'sYmi oM o?*,i -s 'ropati w«l. Wo deal in all kinds ot \vbit 1i vq selling vorv eho.ap. .'

1 2 S S

Opposite

Muh'h-

rlall.

T. R. T1NSIEY,

Architect and Superintendent.

20 years' practical cvpcricncc in ('oimninh.o Cincinnati ami Kansas City, Mo.

Public and Private Buildings.

nor. Wosl WutcLsh iivi-mic, urTinsloy -.V M'irUn's ItiinlH iiri-plon!.

I.tixt

Money lout, by not .'tMetnling tlio Grenl, Koduclion .Sale nt Louis l.iorlmf'H Ladies Ba/.aar.

cent dress goods counter at

Skh the

Biscliofs. Ihicl.-lcH'H Arnicit .sttlvr Tlie lest talve iij tl.e voi'io fir ts brnisoB, aoroa, nleers, salt riienni. f«v Bores, tetter, chapped hands, c.lnlupinljH corns nnd all skin erupt ions, iu low tively cures piles, or ho pay reqmivd. It is gnnr.inlewi to irive perfect satisfaction, or niot.ev r^icruied. 'Trice 'IU cents rer l«n. sn'.^ h,- vo ,V Booe, druggists

V:[iuo

"Educntore are certainly tliest benefactors of the rue.-, ami reading ]. Franklin MiW popular works, cannot help declaring him to l.e among the most oiitertainiug and educating authors." Jie is not a stranger to our renders, as hia advert im nu-iits appear in our columns in every ist-ue, calling attention to the fact that the elegnnt work on Nervous ami Heart, DiBoases is distributed free by our enterprising druggists Nye Co. Trial Bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine are given away, also Book of Testimonials showing that it is unequalled for Nervous Prostration, Headache, Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Enilepsy

ELY'S

1. ..ft.

•TBjwiiWa

A Ouanintet-'d Cure for I'it.-s ol I ,:l\ I kind or Jeirreo—Kxlern»l, Iiitertml. Illiiui HIee(llnKlt-'lilii(r,Clironle,lteiMnli'rllireilit.:iy Tills Iteine.ly Ims positively never iieen known to full. II .00 ii box, a lio.ves for ?.*.»: si'iil l.y mull prepaid on rwolpt of price. A wrlltt-n (Iimnialve |«)Stlv«ly K'lvc-n to ench purehiHi of I! boxes, when purcluised nt one time, to refund tlio fS.OO paid It not en ml. (itmi-iinh"! Issued by Nve .V lloor. I)ruM:!-its sole act ills jrawlordsvllle lnd. Sinn pies Free.

CATARRI

CREAM BALM demises tlio Xusitl 1'aRSnS'K Alloys Pain nnd| liilluiiim ilIon, la tbe Sores.|

MS [HAVFEVERFJ FF

K^stores tlio Senses ol Tastc| and Smell.

Sleep­

TR\ THE0UEE.|^AV"FEV£gf j\ part ieio in npplied into oiifli nostsrilund isairm-uhlo IN ice 500 at i».v nnil, t»Oo—Warren st., New Vol k.