Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 October 1890 — Page 7

QOMMISSIONEU'S SALK. Xntl2» Is hereby civon that I willoftorat private salo on and ftfior thn^ftV^of law offlco of Coppago & White, in the utj »t CravrfonlHvUlo, Imllana, thai trii'.-t of an,I of which James Cook, deceased, seized Mid po^-

t»g about 169 acres. Manners' addition to tlio town of New 111. Uiiio id. Said sale Is made linrsuaiit to mi.order of tlie circuit court of said county ni t'"'

torniB- One-third cash, one-thinl In nine ajiii one-third In eighteen months- troui tlie day of aalo and salo wllllbo made either ojihe nil. itooi in tracts, to suit purchasers, and 'J1'"1'"', will bo roqulrod to execute note* lor ilafiriiil payments secured ly the mortpaRe on the whole of said ronl estate, both notes and mortgage, waiving relief from valuation or appraise. mentLaws. ,'.

COPI'AGE & WHITE. timmU-Mouei Attorney?. Sun'. Jl, 1890.

JJOTICE TO IIEIRS, CliEDlTuHS,

Commissioners Allowances

Mrs. John Hardee, rent, poor Union t)., W. T. llarlan, wood, ulon tp J. C. Iluckworth, goods, poorl'nion tp. A. C. .leimison, goods, county asylum Thomas l-'rancls.'work, court liou.-e Thomas l-'rancls, balance Hilary

1 a on to

VV'-ni rPd resent us In iliisaud adjoining til A Vounti''— Kxiii-ri-'ii'-e not nec-o-isarv Commmlsslon iaid weekly, or .-aiary und'-xpense!* if preferred. Outllt l-'i«e. W.IH0

Tlie Rochester Xursi'i Co

llochester, X. \.

B'irst Annual

Public Sale

OK THOROL'G 11HRED

POLAND CHINAS.

TO BK1115LP BY

SMITH & OAPLINGER, WEDNESDAY. OCT. 15. oil (.'lawfordsvlllo Fair Ground, Montgomery county. Indiana. We

will ofTer fiO head sired by tlvo dltlorent boars. Will offer one good breeding boar, two-year-old. reoorded In Ohio Record. Ono yearling boar. bred by -T. H. Hebaut, Hussellsvllle. lud.,sli-e

Adam.-' The balance will bo spring pigs of as good blood as can bo found. Come, rain or shine, as stock can be sold ululur shelter.

A credit of three months will bo glvon. or a I discount of S per cent, per annum oil for cash. For further Information nddreeu

II. W. SMITH. Crawfordsville, lud 0. K. CAPLIXOKH, North I nlou, lnd.,

nemombor the doto, Wednesday, Oct, 15,1890. One of our hogs secured premium in a class of 43 at the laBt State fair.

A cigar salesman for one of the largest New York cigar manufacturers guessed on the Public Record as a ten-cant cigar.

Old '71 whisky for medical purposes aMlie |j

We shall place on sale 500 fine suits in Sack, Frock, Cutaway and Prince Albert styles made from worsted cassimers, yacth cloth and cheviots in sizes from 33 to 42 inches breast measure.

You get your Choice for $10 a suit none worth less than $13 and as high as $20. Positively not more than two suits of one size sold to any. one person. This is an extraordinary offer on fine suits.. Don't wait lor your neighbors to show you one of these bargains, but come and see one of the grandest offerings in clothing in history. This sale will only last two weeks, come early so as to secure the best bargains.

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1 [1 tho matter of the estate o! William S. Steele, deceased, in the Montgomery Circuit court. M'Iteinbor term, 1S90. c.i.

Notice is hereby given tnat .liieobs. Meele. as admiuistrator of tho estate of illiam Steele, deceased,has presented ana mod in? accounts ami vouchers In llnai settlement ot »Kid estate, ntiil that tho same will C'»mo tip for* the examination and action of sai«.l eitvuii eourt on the mill day of October, 1SW, and at such tune all heirs, creditors or legate »t fald estate are rouulrod to appear In said court and *how caus-e. if any there be, why said account* and vouciit-r should uot bo approved, ami the hnr*» or u^ii'i uteesofeaid estate are aUo notifiedto said court at the tltue aforesaid and m.iki t*f heirship. .1ACOB

JOEL

ONE PRICE CLOTH! l/.R.

Furnisher and Hatter,

N. W. Corner of Main and Washington Streets.

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Public Sale

PINE STOCK.

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mile west U*»ad on

torm thereof the cause of Mary liu rw t. al.

ts.Martha111

C. Cook ot. al.. and on the inllnu Iiib

WEDNESDAY.OCT. f. im

Tln» following stocK. to wit: 20 brood mares loal, from 3 to.S yesrs o»d: one 3-year-Md horse: 3 2-year-old horse colts A yearling Fillies: I yearling horse colts, 4 sprinu colts.

"FRENCH-HERO,"

Vive years old, Iti baud* hi£h and w»«ighuic 1,'HK) poifnds. Mre—Vettervee. imported from France. l?t dam by M. Lawrence: 2d dam by French Hero. en,.th* noted French lloie 2rd dam by Uessv May-uma. Also Cattle. Hop*. Sbeep. Farm Implements, 2-linr.«e urtvy. flay in the b»\v.

TKKMS OF SAI.H:

'nth-* wtli be glv»»n on all v: hot

A credit of

sums over $5. proved freeho hand.

jrity and undo

GEO. MUNNS

Tt'DE IIAM 1 [.TON. A-

Mnrpn Access.

PNM IP

By Tin' I s.' H' Lewis & Bensi.net. Dehorning Fluid.»

AC.F.N IS

W. W. Fayton N' -.v Mar

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H. Lee Abra

!nd.

Floe line of Jewelry at Tlie Fair.

Miss Edna Nicholson employes the best mil-

ners

Clipper. neatly anil quickly doat».

th affords. our worlc will he

THE CilAWF JRDSVILLE" WEEKLY REVIEW.

Get a five or ton ceut speech book at Tue Fair.

Fine Stouk Sule,

I will fell tny stock farm, 4 miles uortli west of Darlington, on tlie Potato Creek grave road, on TUESDAY. OCTOCER 21, lS'.'O, the following stock, to-wit: Thirty-five head of horses, brood mares, Alumni fillies, one 2-year old and oue yearling Almont Stallions, and a line 4-year-old pacing horse that can show a three minute gait and has never had any handling also some good Roadsters, 23 head of thoroughbreds and 25 head of high trade cattle, which consists ot one 4-year-old bull, 3 yearling bulla, 8 bull calves, the balance are cows aud heifers 100 thorougbrei Poland China Hogs, consisting of boars, sows nnd pigs. I will also offer the celebrated "Red Light," who was sired by Moris' Almont and lie by Almout (33), one of the best horses of his time. Red Light's dam by Davis' Champion, 3d dam, Hlack Hawk 3rd dam, a Pocahontas mare. Red Light lias good speed aud splendid actiou. Also the Thoroughbred draft horse. Hugh Victor.

Tkkms:—A credit of 12 months will be given oil all sums over $5, the purchaser glviug note with good approved freehold security $5 aud under, cash in hand.

Will commence selling hogs ato'clock a. in., uud the other stock will follow the sale of hogs. Wii.son Hl'st

RUBE'S RUSE.

Outlaw Burrows Oats Out of Jail by a Cunning Trick.

IT LEADS TO HIS DEATH, HOWEVER.

After Hoodwinking Two of 111* Captors He Is Slain in a Duel with the Thlrl—Tho Lattor lt«»c*Jve* a Dangerous Wound.

ftuiiK ucititows iiii.i.i:r.

t'm.. John H. Cai

Dkmovoi.is, AIil, Oct. 0.—Ruba Uurrows, tlie train-robber outlaw and murderer, was shot and killed at 4 o'clock Wednesday morning. Ho ilied with a pistol in each hand, mooting his doom In a reckless and daring attempt to regain his liberty. When ho fell two men bad already gone down before his never-failing aim. The incidents attending his mad dash for liberty and bis death are thrilling in tho extreme.

Burrows was captured late Tuesday afternoon in a negro cabin eight miles south of Linden in this (Marengo) county. His captors were J. C. Carter, a country merchant John McDt'fflo, a farmer, and two nogroes Carter and MoDuflio had employe? to assist them. Tho four men carried their captive to Liindon and placed him in tho sheriff's office forsafo-keeplng. They handcuffed him and tiod his l'eet together with a rope and then McDufile and one of the negroos, John Marshall, remained to guard him during the night Carter took charge of the money found on

Burrows, 8178, and securing a room near the jail went to sleep. When captured Burrows carried a sachol which he said contained some food and clothing. This was thrown in a cornor of tho room where he was confined without being examined.

Burrows slopt till 4 o'clock Wednesday morning while the guards watched, pistols in their hands. When Burrows awoke he askid for the sachel that he might get something to eat out of it. This was handed him by McDuffle, and with manacled hands Burrows took out somo crackcrs and handed them to his guards. oThey put down their pistols and took them. Again the tnanacled hands went down into tho sachel, aud when thoy reappeared each hold a revolver. With a pistol pointed at his captors, Burrows ordered Marshall to untie his feet and unlock the handcuffs. Tho negro obeyed.

He then ordered Marshall to put the bracelets on McDufile's wrists, after which he unbarred the door and ordered the negro to conduct him to Carter's room, first locking tho door bohind him and leaving McDuffle a prisoner. The frightened negro conducted the outlaw to Cartor's room, and under Burrows' orders knocked on the door and told him that McDuflio wanted him at the jail, Carter, recognizing the negro's voice, opened the door, when Burrows thrust a pistol in his face and demanded Uis money.

Carter sprang to the bed. where his pistol was lying, and, grasping it, turned quickly and iired almost at the same instant that Burrows fired. Carter was shot through thp breast above tho heart, but his bullet passed entirely through the body of Burrows. The outlaw staggered back from tho door to tho streoi, and a second shot from his pistol crashed through tho shoulder of John Marshall. Badly wounded as ho was, Carter rushed out into the street and fired four more shots at Burrows. The bandit emptied one of his pistols and reached down to his pocket for the second ono, but as he did so sank with a groan. Carter fell at tho same time. His wound is a dangerous ono. Tho body of Burrows was brought here in the afternoon and :in inquest will bo hold. [Altogether Uurrrows has robbed nlno trains In three £taton 1ms killed several and wounded many men with his deadly Winchester, and has whipped 100 armed men In open light. "Red Hube," as lie was culled In the terrorized region lie lived In, was physically a splendid specimen of manhood. He was about 3!) years of age, ami stood 6 feet 1 inch iu his stocking feel, weighing IT5 pounds. His llrst known crime was an attempt, In connection with 1:1s brother .laines and two other men. to rob an old colored woman, who opened tire upon tliem and drove them off. Then the quartette attacked a train that was taking water 2'. a small station and robbed tho passengers of f'-tH). The ln-xt exploit of the party was the robbing of a Texas l'acille express car, following which two of the gang, Bromley aud Thornton, were arrested and sent to the Texas penitentiary. Since that time

Sons.

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Trim HA.Mii/ro.v, Auctionoeia _t j.

Pictures framed at The Fair.

See Richmond it Ross before buying harnesF, whips, aud robes.

The object iu Havoring a cigar is to he able to use a poor, cheap tobacco flavor it up to initate genuine Havana tobacco, and make big profits. Don't he deceived, but smoke a cigar Ihat tho flavored cigar tries to imitate—the Public Record.

liamboo easels at The Fan.

Kelley & Rainier advertise their Pulilic Record iu the Wkkki.y Rkvikw to suit the tastes of the city smokers, ati tltey advertise their XXXX in the Wkkki.v Rr.

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It very li.ihle lo follow contract of the hands face with what is knuwi as poison ivy especially in hot vwatlier or if tlie,.body is perspiring freely. The trouble may subside for a time, only to npp -.ir in aggravated form when opportunity offers. Tae great purifying powers of Hood's .Sarsaparilla thoroughly eradicate every trace of poison from the blood, as tho cures it has accomplished couclus ivel'y show. It also cures scrofula,Jsult rlieurn, and all other atlections arising.from impure or poisoned.blnod.

fj'ivali! i'lity-nv

tit Ity eorri.^|iiii' ypeelnlly.

slroyml. (iouoitiny*. No opera-

Syphilis the la*t vestig rliavi nii'l (rleel cured in ii Hlliin required In treatment or Varicocele mid Stricture.

The results of Self-abuse, producing pimples, de»poiidcucy, impotence, liexHii-do.itroyink' -M'miiml emisHloiix, etc., cured permanently. Medicines sent seouro from observation by mall

43 Virginia avcnui

AMBETT, it. D. iudiiinapolls, lnd.

Kube Burrows ha» -ii-ii|-up" 110 less than seven rullway trains, and last year captured I 120,Off from an Illinois Central train In Missouri. Ills brother .lim died In the Arkan-1 fas penitentiary. Ill .lu'.y last year Rube Burrows killed Postmaster (Iray, of Jewell, Ark. lie was traced to Cash, Ala., and the militia of Alabama were called out to hunt him down, but he contrived to evade them. September 1SS0, he robbed a Mobile Si Ohio express car of *11,000 un-« raptured a large quantity or registered mull. The rewards offered for his capture amounted to

I7.500.J

SLAIN IN HIS HOME.

get the

county smoker. They try io please all.

The Fair lir.- moved ih« it I'ir.-l National Bank.

first dour eoulli

Forsythe was tho pnncipa} witness against Luther A. 11 til, a lawyer of Dodge County, whose trial for perjury is now pending in the United States Court here.

Three Minwr* Killed.

Koi'i.ni'.i:, Col., Oct —Whilo minors at Humboldt mine, near .lalnestown, were eating luncft in tho blacksmithshop at noon Wednesday sovoral sticks of giant powder exploded, (instantly killing Mike Miles, Hugh Moilgan and Harry Atkinson, and seriously (injuring Tom Richardson.

Auollier Krqitent Tor One-«nt J'oitaice. NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—At the' regular monthly meeting of the Board \of Trade and Transportation resolutions wer« adopted asking the I'ostmaster^General to reduce the uoataire to one cent.

$3.00

Will buy you a full stock KIP BOOT. And

$2.50

Will buy a CALE or LADIES KID Butfco Shoe. Warranted by Hamilton & Brown, at

J. ©. Kelley's.

Four Doors East of Court House.

Exercise Developes the Muscles,

Because it expands the blood vessels passing through them, thus enabling tho muscles toimbibe more iibrin and myosin, those properties of the bltfod on which they feed.

Among the other ingredients in the blood are protagon and and chelesterin. It is upon these that the nerves feed, and it is as easy to d3velop the vital force, that is the nervous organization, as it is to increase the muscular power.* In other words, the nerves can be strengthened is easily as themuscles by simply increasing the supply of protagon and cholesterin in the blood.

The effects of this davelopement of the nerves are felt mainly in two great nerve centers, the brain and sexual organs. In the brain, the effects obtained are increase of memory, power of perception, judgment, activity of thought and production of ideas. A healthy vigorous brain makes a quick thinker and a bright talker. In the sexual organs the efTect of this developement is to increase their vigor, making the weak strong and the strong stronger. To develope the vital force and increase the power as above described it is only

blood in-the form of protagon and cholesterin. Sappho Pellets not only stimulate the powers but being an actual nerve nourishment, are tonic and lasting in their effects. Their immediate results are of tho most pleasing aid satisfactory character. Eno«gh Pelle's for thirty days will be sent in a perfectly plain wrapper for one dollar. Send fmoner order, postal note, or currency to 12. L.JANES & CO., 30 and 88 lleekman street, Y. City, sept 13 ly

NOTICE

To the Persons Assessed for the Construction of the W. F. Grimes et al. Free Gravel

Road.

On the Line Between Montgomery and Tippecanoe Counties.

To Whom It .May Concern: Notici is hereby Riven ttint on petition of WilHum K, (trlinos ot al an order wa.n made by lhe Hoard of ConmilHfclonerH of Alontpoim'ry couuty, StaJe of Imllana. at a special session held in tho Auditor's ofllc* inlho city of Crawfordsville, t*ald county and State, on May 20th. IKK), the wild board ordered that Joint mooting of the Hoa.tl »f Commissioners ot Montgomery county and the Hoard of Commissioners of Tippecanoe county be held at Crawfordsville on the lVth day of ,]uii'', lSW,ami that on said day the said boards met according to the ^ald order and appointed .1. N. Kullenwlder and Alfred Kianiilpau of Moiiiitcomory couuty aud Harvey lUwr anil Kranei^ Atchinsou. of Tlppemnoo county, as viewer* of t»aid proposed gravel road, and Kveret K. Vawter. a competent Surveyor il Tippecanoe county, was appointed engineer of the proposed improvement, whose duties* were to view, examine, lay out, aud .straighten certain line of road, a» herelnatter described with a view to having the same improved by grading and graveling as in their opinion public utility and convenience required, nnd assess and determine the damages sustained by any person or person* through or along whOvMe lands said road is proposed to run. be laid out or straightened ami improved and that they met according to the precept ot the Auditor ol Montgomery county, served according to law by the Sheriffs of. Montgomery and|

Tippecanoe oeunty respectively

at the office of alter I). Jones, a duly milalfled .Justlceoi the Peace residing in the village ot Mnden, Montgomery county, state of Indiana, on 'Tuesday tho llrst .day of .luly, 1S1H). and having each taken an oath us prescribed by law to faithfully and impartially discharge the duties usslgned them in said precept, ot tlie said Auditor of Montgomery county, the sa above mentioned viewers and engine.»rs proceeded on said day to view snid road. Having performed the duties as assigned in said precept and order of the Hoards of Commissioners of Montgomery and Tippecanoe counties, they have llled their reports as the law direct*. one copy In the oftlce of the Auditor ol Montgomery county al the city ot Crawlordsville aud one ropy with the Audltorof Tippecanoe county at the city of Lafayette, when* they can be examined by any one interested in said pn»pised road, together with maps and [trollies of ihe same. 'The Hoardsof Commissioners ol the said counties of Montgomery and Tippecanoe will therefore meet hi Joint session at the Auditors ofilce at the court house In the city ot Lafayette on

W'KONKSPAY, NOV KMHKK 1-', 1MH».

to hear Ha'd reports nnd any remonstrance* or objections that may be filed or made thereto. 'The road propowd to br Improved, graded aud graveled, under the provisions of an act entitled "An Act to Authorize Hoards of l/o. Comlssioner* to construct free Uruvel Koads on Couuty Lines, etc.''approved March 11,

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A" Event Sluiwins How DuiiKorott* Witness Are Disposed «r in (iroi'snt. Macon, Ua., Oct. it.—At Normandalo, Dodgo County, Tuesday evening J. C. Forsythe, sci'ret:i:-c nnd treasurer of the Normandalo I.umlwr iipany, and one of tho best knowr. men in Georgia, was shot and killed an unknown assassin, who approached the Inuiso in bis bare feet and putting the muzzle of a gun against the glass of the parlor window shot Mr. Forsytho as he sat stroking inside. The assassination has treated intense excitement in the neighborhood.

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J^OTICE TO NOJf RESIDENTS. State ot Indiana, Montgomery oounty, Id tho Montgomery Circuit Septotnbor torsi, lb90. Iya

Grtffln

vbCourt,

is dcscribe«l as

follows to-wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of section oue (l'» iu township twenty (v»o\ north of range three west. In Montgomery county Indiana, and running thence west on the line dividing Montgomery and Tippeca counties for a dlstanco of six miles and forty nine and twenty-seven hundredths (19/27) chains, to a point, on said line eight ami tlftvtive hundredth (S.'i.v chain*, went of the north half mile corner of section one (1). Jtownshii twenty H)} uorth, of range four (4) west, thenc« north sixty-n5ne (*,«)) di-grees west, one and seventy-three hundreths (1.7:1) chains, the netw«.*st parallel with said county line and forty (4t leci llsuint thorefmrn for a di*tacc of five (5) chains, thence south eighty-one and one-half, (S1M») degrees west, four (-i) chair* to a point- on the said *ounty line thence west on and along said line for a distance four (l) miics and ty and twenty-live hundrcths eh the terminus at the northwest corner ot ction live

in townshiii tweuty north of rang

four (t) west In said county of Montgomery, ii all eleven (1J) miles and one (1) rod In length Said roud is known as the William F. (.«rinic: free gravel road.

Witness our hand* this sth day of (tctob 1S»i. JOHN I.. (iOHKN, Aud. M. TH(». HAHNKS, Aud.

Tlie Sunintra wrapper on tlie Public Hfcoril is now costing §2 per pouml. The light col oreil gnulesnre more especially recninniPiidrtl

Kor a mild, sweet, short smoke try the l'ev fecto or Uuinn Victoria, shape of the l'uhlic Kocord, and alwnys liny them ilght colored.

A. T. Stewart Is said to have invented the term "0. O. H."

F, c. Hurniird receives $15,000 a ei editing London I'nticli. -g''

I Children Cry for I Pitcher's Castoria.

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Jamc8 K. Griffin. Com

plaint No. yftil. Now com«A the plaintiff liy Hrltton & Moffet her attorneys, and flleo her complalut herein for divorce together with an aftldar.t that said dofen Jent ia not a resident of the state of Indiana.

Notice 19, therefore, hereby given Bald defendant that, unle^ he be and appear on the 88th day of tho next terra of the Montgomery Circuit court to bo holden on tho 14th day of October A. 1), 1S90, at the court house in Crawfordflvillo, ia said eouhty and Piatt, and answer or demure to said oompl&lut, tho same will be heard and dotermluod in his abBonce.

Witness my nnmo aud tho Beal of said court, affixed at CrawfordsvlUh, thin ISth dayofAu-. gust, A. I)., 18D0. Henkv B. IIulbtt, Clork.

J^OTIt'E OFJAFI'OINTMEXT.

Estate of Martha P. Paston. decea?cd. Notice is hereby given that the uuorslgaod has been appointed and duly quAliaod aa ttdminlstrator of tho estate of Martha P. Paxten, late of Montgomery coanty. ludlana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be !nsolvent. John M. Shultz,

Adtnlnsstrator.

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cure P.?:?umatl8int Kidnrv Pafne, a^he, Pleurisy arm all UmoncM i:nt o:t by etpotiuro or OTerH.'xertiou

Quick ReSief from

'.iM.nitol^t on Isnvitj^rtrosvennr's tS:LL. Ai'-MC I'LASTKK |.

l"/ '!1*''•?'

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forthere plaster,Wcap-sicV"

Me.it, or that complete i!:a i'ry over

ALL ACHES AND PAiNS.

OoHvenor'o l»ell-*jip-sl' I'laHter.H -.re I'tirely egetnh!e nnd Harmless. Kellevi .ifU.iuly nnd never fa to cure.

SAFE, QL'ICK AJSl) SUP.K. by druggistfl or mailed ou receipt of '25c. itosVKyn2t & inciiAici^s, ost«n, Ma?..

I'lii! best l'lush ,S ici[tioi ever iu tho state tit the inioe. Kl-ewhere garments not so good cost 82') and 825.

We talk strongly ou this point. This *1o .Sacijue and those at .•52i\ 823 and 8:J0 we are making "leaders,'' tnd i£ yon are awake' to your opportunities on will "follow your leader."

We have the largest stock o£ Cloaks md "Wraps in this market.

Wool Astritkhan Capes 82,5iX, worth

In fur goods only the best, nnd every garment sold by its right name. This is a point for you to remember.

Alaska goods in the same way. We claim to surpass all competition in the Cloak and Fur line. Investi-

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The "I'nlilic Record" is the liestTi cent ci on earth. Insist on ha:ng it !MijlJflke no oilier.

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L!'S.:,rAyers & Co.

INI)IA]SAi-JMS.

If you prefer a flavored cigar, with a sweetened tip, tur-*0i0 XXXX.