y is tempor-
; 0f the vlg~
4 oh continue
.' be Liberals.
‘Bannerman.
out important
In do by the
r. Chain
in shares of the
mpany. which
3:? ( acts for hous-
".iIh Dylan What
and silt mor damaging Is
honihorinln sane
eretarya regula-
I-. got mum of (Joy
any officer of
mm InteIestlII,
In pIivate busi-
:4?”i Mr. Chambm-
his s Idinntes under
penalties. to do what he
0. g on a large scale. It
lat ssible for M]. Cham-
id explanations. fol
drill udddubtedly be asked
’ eat reoasemble’s.
feature in the same couIIIII-I-
loll he Liberals are Inaki'ug
it oil; is’ the ox‘tmordinaru
irectorships in pilvaio
" “old by government om
‘ only cabinet minis
while he-
ministers
may 0.. In both first lord
dmiralty and a db (’LtOl of the
In & Oriental Steamship Com
ti Balfour. who unites .I
‘ nan aluI‘uinum company
. residency of the Bomd of
many other Incongrudus as
auroral of the companies
4p cially discredited With
41y weak spots In the ar
"lead the party. Bird-ion
hoIIIBannermnu's appeal to
mier..forecasted III the III-.4
ks ago. only you ed the feI-llu':
40101! ty of the party but it
I! led by such bitiet dII
4 “or the ”so called Impeiial
“it can scaiccly be cxpee ted
term-use in (heat Bri-
mines to re\ olutiouize the
The pioo
men over countiy hating no
has long exercised the army
Traction engines. bullocks
horses and mules hate been
lth only inodoIate success.
a View of displacing these. a
.94 experiments is occurring III
44.,before a War Office commis-
which an American Inoior car.
e. for Wat service. having on
be driven an American. and
' enter. attained a speed of thir-
'an hour on grass. going own
and undulations. without the
l (“01le Cl Inquy. II‘III'I'IIII-
still necessary. but the Hilt-
floors were favorably IIIIpIessorl
I the perfdrmanoc of the. motor car.
rolikely to recommend Its adope
y the Will ()flice.
‘ 0 [flat that so conseivutlye a pap
? Punch devotes a caitoon this
3!” to the represntatlon of an AnIeIi
Winch” perched on a hoI-‘se s IIeI- ii
the trainer snrms Now this
an fit as chemicals can make
‘you have got u galvanic saddle.
aotrlc whip. and hypodeimlt
. and if y0u sI‘IIn a bit furthei up
00k. you ought just to lick any.
' lth hair on. " faiilv indicator
3th to which lliitish IanIoI
American Jockeys has gone
“I aiding Ameilcau tr‘aluei said.
I-
;0 true Americans use liuimouta
lotions to take soieness out of
or What a few of the l-‘nalisb
aIlotion to lake the soreness
4 row of their bad losers."
"lfiilure of the stewards of the
lab announce any decision
dnys‘ Investigathin of Lord
halo gee against [lost It
(is to iho‘lmllef that if any
ll taken. It will IIppI-ui whoa
ppiies foI II license foI 1901.
no of Lord ourham's leIIIII to
, towards of the IIIokIIy Club. and
‘ maul inconvenience and finan-
tli Relff has been put to by the
of the Jockey (llub officials to
him in time of the place of
Iflaeting‘. have solved to e Ieate II
44 . I of sentiment not only tow-aids
I‘ it towards AnIIIIlcan JockI-ys‘ III
“I“ ’ Americana Who lune wIIII h
4 figment; of the iecont crusade
r Jockeys and trainers
4h the significant fact. that
,4 I .lr Importation begun evcrv
Itlllnitlish, race. from the Illf‘
“h to. the Derby. has been
I. . four to thirty seconds faster
before.
lliltrong Intonation in many
II Lord Durham is partie-
3%.; out to eurloill h.lr Richard
I English rating ranI-r. and
.lllht against the latter ll horse
.. ImanJl. wan largely due to
‘ ‘ '9 pwnur of HIM racer.
4U continues to he the key-
.4 Itl'ieatrlcol season. llrond
4*. all the houses are doing
“its. Dana's Defence. “ and
re Daventry. " ale dividing
4 ablenl‘blu patronage with
oqlidl to MI. f‘iim‘les
Q 4. has icing been unknown In
' . I the. palate actor managm
f‘ y willie the sun shines
to eight peIformnhees
now git inc :1 series of 9:3
null Occasional perform
‘ allusion to the lady. but to her clothes.
Brighton. bowie packed.
at attraction in Tim-yo
fl
1.. .t .
You wish to look like the man in the '
picture. You Would like tohavemuaclés'
like bit. You would likato have the
Itrenglll‘lhnt knows no weakness. But
you‘ ate'all‘ run down. nervous. weak.
caa’tisleep. no appetite. overl-thiIIgIsI-mus
too much for you. you are despondcnt. "0|
ambition. ' 4
Take SMI'I‘II'S Gases MOUN'I’AIN
Rau‘ovar'oa, and lt‘wiil give'you strength.
it is made in ‘Vermout. of life-giving
herbs. and is redolent oi the green past
Iurcs,iragraul woods. and bracing air.
it .will put life IIIIII lhc stagnant I-eiIIs.‘
You will find ryourscli. a. new man or \"Il- i
mane—strong and vigorous,. instead ‘IIi ‘
weak, run down aIId'nIi'sefrabiu. 'l'lIiI
has-been the. experience of thousands. . i
" Vourmcdlclur' Is truly a great family medl
cine. It has I lope wonders for us Hard
work. Ion hour-II. brokm rent and hurried
meals. he made a wreck of me. 1 was com
plcicly run dounmervo ("f and until for mu-
thiamc In “(It wmk hnl the time. Smith ii
(Ire: h uaunt II Renoiaior put me on my fen
mm endow nni’n oi ole. gave you sleep. on
appetite.l and lot on sire ih as nothing cl. c
would. lam nlmduciug tip every household
lean. and it “ii 1ch me group lemon: Io do 30.]
The medicine I worth every ilIiugI Ie the weakl
and sick.' Flour I III.
III Grape 51.. Providence. R. l.
Theatre where. Charlotte Wiehé the
leading actresa of the Royal Theatre.
of topeuiiageii.. Is appearing III pan-
tomime plays modelled on “llEnfaot
l'IodIgucI " _
The. Keiuiails "The Likeness of the
Night. " by Mrs. Clifford. has been
must. favorably received. at l-‘uihaui.
The private view of the new gallery.
Wednesday. was attended by fewer
celebrities than usual. The chief ai-
traotlon was Whistlor's portrait of his
sister-in-law. entitled “The Lady of
the Black Heart." The title caused
much excitement and discussion.
Whistler explains it has no personal
GENERALS AND COLONELS.
Suggestions That New Crop be Har.
vested From the National Guard.
The approaching Inauguration of
luvernorclet‘t McLean. of Connecti-
cut. must be preceded. of course. by
a selection of a new crop of Generals
and Colonels. says the New Haven
Register. Cousiitutlna. as they do.
(he oillcial family of Ihe commander-
in-clIiI-f. no one should expert him to
select men not generally agreeable to
him. IIlI'eI-y governor has reserved
the right to please himself in this mat»
tor. and he should be encouraged in
doing so.
We have waited patiently for many
years for a governor to undertake the
reform of this branch of the military
service. and rid it of its abused pleth-
ora of high rank officials. The matter
has frequently been discussed by mil-
ltary men and regulars. and if we are
not mistaken a solution has been Buc-
eessfulh reached in New York when
the g()Vt‘l"llOi 's stall has become truly
Iepieseutatile of the National Gunid
without the objections which necessarI
lly cling to officers of high rank who
leap from the sidewalk to the suddl‘.
It might disclose a IliacoIIrtesy to the
general assembly to withhold the up.
oointment of a full staff until reform
legislation had been enacted. but II"
that could be done (invernor-eieet life-
Lean would be held In high regard by
the militia. and by the friends of flu
militia. lie. more than any one who
has been elected to the office. would be
safe in adopting so irregular a course
llut whether this desirable policy be
followed or not. it In to be hoped that
when the new governor comes to SI-
IIIot his military associates, he will do
so from among those who have served
their time In the National (luard III
who me at prees 'II III IIItiIe enlist-
meal. if “'i‘ are not mistaken the Inn
in Massachusetts quulres that ap-
pointments to the Izovernor'u staff
shall be made from National (luards-
men. and IlInt one who has Neon no
military experience shall be Ineligible.
The evident philosophy of this is to
both sireuzihen and encourage tlIA
militia. and at the same time to at»
Inch a greater significance to the title
conferred by the governor. Mr. lilo
Lean can not do a more popular thing
than to form his staff upon this line.
and then It will come at a time when
the. National Guard most needs mi-
eouragement and I‘IIcoKnitIon.«-NIIIV
London Day.
GLORIOUS ‘NEWS.
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile. of
Washita. I. '1‘. He writesi. “Four
bottles of l-Ild‘otrle Bitters has cured
Mrs. Rumor of scrofuln. which had
Iaused her great suffering for years.
'l‘erilblo sores would bieak out on her
head and face. and tho best doctors
could give no help: but her cure is
complete. and her health ill excellent."
This shows IvhaI‘ thousands have
pI~OVI-d-~tlmt Electric Bitters III the
best blood purifier known.‘ It's the
supremo remedy for eczema. letter.
salt rheum. ulcers. boils and running
sores. It stimulates liver. kidneys
and bowls. expelu poisons. helps di-
gestion. builds up the Itrenxth. Only
50 cents. Sold by F. H. Baxter. South
Nor-walk. Join! A. Riggs. Norwnlk.
“Ibo-u”...
THE APPBTITI‘rI OF A GDAT
is envied by all poor dyspeptic; whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order
All such should know that. Dr. King‘s
New Life Pills. thII wondéu‘fui Stem
Itch and Liver Remedy. gives a splen-
did appetite. sound digestion and II
regular bodily habit that insures our
feet health and great energy. Only
25c. at F. H. Baxter a. South Norwalk;
John A. Illn’ I. Norwolk.
'i‘o lit/II. I life which III II perpetual
falsehood is to suffer unknown tor
A 'Derln/I
he mill dire. who died in blew
up Monthly. me once It militant
rb‘y. Iii anthem“ for nearly 0.
India Write r street. and
of ‘ " ‘4
in 148 it. to visit his sister. who was
the who or John Farrell. ooaohmon
I for William ‘.C Mahler‘s father. and
' liked the place wall enough to settle
‘ hole for nearly II your.
lip Iy was not considered a particle
ddrlyy bright young Iman when he lived
there. F was on III a man of appar-
ently average Intelligence, and gave
no signs of making the Immense fol‘v
tune of $20. 000.000 which he is said
to have amassed at the time of his
death. He Was steady. diank nothinu
and was II. Jolly fellow.4 Patrick
Walsh. janitor of the town hall. was
one of Daly’s moat Intimate friends’
4w hen he lived there and they used to
have. some good times together. Both
were inteIsetod in athletics. and Jani-
‘tor Walsh said he never had any
trouble defeating Duly in a foot race
in lumping. or any of that kind of bus-
iness. Hc Daly and a man named
Caffroy of Ansonia. were football
players. and made a meat tIio.
air. Walsh said that he would IatheI
be. janitor of the town hall today than
Marcus Duly. The. two men were
born In Ireland. in places as near each
other as Dex by and Anaonin but did
not get acquainted until Duly came to
Derby.
Aftei leaving Derby Ilaly went west.
and while III California worked for
Street Commissioner Patrick McManI
Us In the mines. Mr. McMahon said
Daly was a hardworking fellow. and
kept steadily at anything given him
to do. and his Industry and persever-
all“. along with a good deal of luck.
Is what gave him his big fortune.
Janitor Walsh said that Duly had
never been back to Derby since he
left illt‘li’I. although his brother In law
.Iohu Far-,Iell had visited the place
several times. coming to see Peter Me-
Govern.
REAL ESTATE SUMMARY.
NEW HAVEN, November 17-~The
summary of The Commercial Record
week makes Ihe following Iibowlng:
‘lales Mort.
KISS?“
New Haven. 5' $48 579
West Haven. h“ I .980
Hartford. i3 25 an:
Bridgeport. .'I ii 97!
\l'atorbury. ll 24 .200
Ziierldon. II 1.7"“
New Britain, 717““)
Norwich. {I 2.025
New London. .3 10.300
.\i lddletown. 2 l.3ili'i
Norwalk. 2 3,501)
llanhui'y. i 2 .450
Totals. To $145 25d
The Center
of
Attraction
Our Nabby
Overcaafs.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK.
The. sort of Clothing that your
friends will admire and ask
"Who's your clotlIleI'?" lI‘an-Ica
are fashionable and dependable.
Tailoring excellent. Style. cor-
rect. iI‘lt perfect.
$8.00. $10.00. $12.00.
Higher grades In 1'
$16.00 to 325.000.
1. Da vfs & San
Tailors.
Clothiers.
”CI‘Or‘I
furnish-n.
85 Washington Street.
South Norwilk.
tare-willow Halo.
Hell.
dent
that
very
.\li's.
8L,
next year,
immedia '
There Is
populaI
Judge
Court.
i897.
away.
All Will
dents III . I .
Mid
M
r of the retiring proof.
on ‘ It was also stated
iéht has “tied ellblisb.
about $15. 000 to hip previous gift of
$60, 000, for the new art building, to 4
build“: it entirely of some Thai buildv .
in; is to be be on within a month. and
is to be comp eted by lI‘ounIiei's' Day
Mend Hall is to be begun
great III-ed ‘of the I new
dormitory, an already 200 applications
foradmission to the college next year
have been filed. The new inflrmary
has been opened. There are fifteen
rooms or more, and students a little
under the weather IIIIé‘a110wed the
pI-lvttsos of the' inilrmary, with only II
nominal charge. Them Is a competent
nurse III charge. who is furnished by
the college authorities on that any of
the students needing rest and a little
care. can be cared for without tho nee
easily of engaging the services of a
physician
'l‘heatriiai eiitorlninnicnts are quite
at the college this winter.
One Was given by the students of Por-
ter liall. last week. and now the stu-
dents III two other halls are talking of
giving similar entertainments. A tea
was given by the girls III Pearson Hall
last week. to 300 students. and the col
loge promises to be quite lively with
entertainments this winter.
lllillfill
Wl'igh
DYING OF BLOOD POISON.
Peculiar Accident That Happend to
Superintendent Wright. of Bristol.
BRI8T01..
Wright. who for the past five years
has been superintendent of the E.
lugrahum Clock Company. is dying at
his home. i
blood poisoning. .'lil_lo'nccldent was a
November I7-I~W. Ii
n SIIIIIIIIIII- street. from
al one. lvhich brought
about the fatality. ()II the evening of
November Ii. Mr. lugrahaiu accidental-
ly cut his leg with the blade of -'l
knife. which he had been using to man-
lI-urc his nulls with. The cut was a
very slight one. merely a scratch, and
It was given but simple attention.
Two days later the limb begun to
swell. and pussacs conIIneneeIl to form.
The best medical attention III the stati-
wus called in. but proved uuavaillng.
Mr.
Was well known to the clock trade.
throughout the country. He has been
working for the company since. a boy.
and finally through his ability. was ap-
pointed superlntcndenl. lie Is pronr
ineut III Masonic and Pyihlan circles.
in Illlll'l'lt'll. and has two childII-III.
Intern MI.
night. last night. He was thirty eight
years of like.
one child.
t. who Is forty years old
“tight died about mid
He ivatcs II widow and
DIVORCE DENIED.
Judge Tbayer Dismlsles Application of
Emily E. Whitney.
fIII II
'l‘hayer. In the Superior
yesterday. dismissed the appli-
cation of Emily lI‘.. Whitney of Blltlflii'
port.
Whitney
known
The case was be i a week ago.
IlIvoIcIv‘Ifmm (.‘hurloa \
whose uheieabouts IIIe un-
Whitney asking diyorcc fol
alleged desertloh dati’ilkr from \IaIIlI
Accol-
she had letters from her hm.-
lIIInIl until the following August.
Judge 'l‘lIayer said the complainant
had failed to prove the allegations of
Ilte complaint. No trace of Whitney
can he found for the purpose of seri-
lug papers upon him. so that II was im~
possible to amend. The petition will
be renewed. alleging desertlon after
August. 1897.
ding to hei own tostl
A Good Workman
will give piompi attention to
your
know
It e
plumbing, If you let us
your wants in that line.
employ skilled and care,-
fIIl assistants and [lie best of
water
Ials. (‘all us up at any
time and you'll have reason to
be. glad you did .40.
Phone 137-3.
Charles E. Clapham,
60 Booth Main Street,
South Norwalk.
'w.
B. RIDER.
Hydraulic and Sanitary
Ennfnur.
74 WEST AVENUE...
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Eton.
Examinations. Reports, Plano. Esti-
mates for Water werks. Filters. dew»
arose and General Surveying.
One hundred and eighty nine Dams.
Reservoirs and fortlyone systems of
Water Works planned and built. Per
aonal attention given to all work.
Plans of Mill ng'k carefully pro
hired. oii‘ft
Hustle for Cash.
Highest cash price paid for old met
pin and materials of even kind Drop
me a motel and I will call.
Prompt attention and honorable
dI-niings with all. I am occasionally In
New York some days through the week.
Immediate attention on my return
will be Mien to any business that mo:
come In during my sheen co.
ABRAHAM HARRIS:
13 noon“ at. or 11 North Mufti
M will .
t Howells College. on 4 .
Mandel-0’ Dov. last week that an an '
Ionymeus donor had given the meal
fluent sum of 350. 000 for a new dorm!
they at the college. to be called Mead
in it?
pound is Especially Successful: in
I wound Wbfian s moods»
Of all the diseases known with which the female organism is afflicted. kidney
disease In the most fatal in fact unless early and correct treatment is ap-
plied. the weary patient seldom survives.
Being fully aware of this. Mrs. Pinkhnm. early in her career. gave ex-
haustive study to the subject and In pIoduclng her great remedy for woman ‘II
ills- Lydia id. Pinkhamii Vegetable Com und- was careful to one that it.
contained the correct combination of hers which was sure to control that
fatal disease. woman ‘s kidney troubles The Vegetable Compound acts in hur-
monv with the laws that govern the entire. female system. and while there
are many so called Iemedles for kidney troubles. L dia II}. Pinkhom‘s Vege-
table (ompound’ In the only one especially prepared or women.
The following letters will show how marvellousiy successful it' ll. '
Aug. 0. lilllil. leucorrhoea. fallingr of the womb. and
“DEAR \Ins. Plasma: —lunfnil- kidney tIoubie. also had I pain
lng very fast. --sinec January have. when standing or walking. and some-
Iost. thirty-five or forty pounds. l times there seemed' to be. balls of fire
have a yellow. muddy complexion. in front of me. so that 1 could not see
feel tired. and have bearing down for about twenty minutes. Felt an
pains. blouses havenot appeared for tired in the. morning when i got up
three months; sometimes i am trou- as if Ihadhad no sleep for two weeks.
bled with awhile dlnchm'gc. and 1 also iiad fainting spells. was down- hearted.
have kidney and bladder trouble . . and would cry —— Mus. Burma Oran.
l have been this wtv for a. long time. Second and Clayton 308., Chester Pa.
and feel so milernble i thought i
would write to you. and see if you “ Dam Mas. l’stuAu. -~l cannot
could do me any good) '—-—.\IIss E on find langxmge to express the terrible
iI‘arzmzsch, ’1‘ my. (lhio. suffering I have had toentlure. i had
female trouble.
also liver. stomach.
kidney. and blad—
Ilor trouble. . . .
i tried several doc-
tors. ulno quite. a
number of patent.
medicines. and had
despaired of over-
gettlng well. At.
last I concluded to '
try Lydia III. l-‘lnlt-
ham' 9. Vegetable
I'ompmnd. and now thanks to your
med clue I am a well woman. 1 can
not raise. _\“0\ll medicine too highly
for know It. will do all. and even
more. than it is recommended to do
I tell every suffering woman about
“DEAR Mas. l‘IxnII.\u:~—l have your Vegetable (ompouml. and urge
taken five bottles of Lydia h}. l'ink- them to try it and see for themsclm
hmn' 4V egetablecompimndaud cannot what it. will do "—Mlul MARY A.
praise It enough. [bad headaches. Hiram. No. Manchester. ind.
REWARD. -IWII have deposited with the National (my Bank of Lynn. ”one.
which will he paid to Imy permit whocnu find ihlttbe above testimonial letter.
are not genuine. or were published before ohtuinln of the writer‘s special per-
ml uion Llif lllA E. PIN “All MED“) NE C0.
Sept. 10. IS‘JII.
" Dam bins. l’lNKllAM :—~l have
used India. 19. Pinkham's \egetable
tornpound awarding to directions.
and can say I have not felt so well
for years as I do at present. Before.
taking your medicine a more miser-
able pelt-Ion you never saw. I could
not eat or sleep and did not com to
talk with any one. ldid not enjov
life at all. blow, i feel so well I can-
not be. grateful enou h for what you
have done for me oil are surely a
Woman's friend. Thanking you a
thousand times, I remain.
Ever yours
Nina EDNA I‘Imnnmcx.
I 'l'roy. Ohio.
will. OF KEROBENE Isa sToVE ‘ ' A YEAR. (4 GIg-FQ 5r; 9.1.. h
WINSTEi) November IT~It Is'
i
. I I I
learned hole that Mrs Matthew Mill “4““ HAVEN iNovembeI 1‘ «in-
why 0, \lIiIston. “I“ family buIned lIluIiIng receipts for the bI-oeuteunial
at her home. Wednesday A paiIIiund and subscriptions not yet paid
which she used to heat water in, was!ln, the first yeai and a half of Meat
filled with kerosene oil by the bus-
IIaIiII. without Mrs. illulcnhy knowing in] gifts of all kinds to Yale Ilnlvre -
ii. and when she put It on the hot .4in of somewhat more than eleven
xiove. It took fire. When removinghundred thousand dollars.
llli’ blazing nail, the woman's clothes!
were Ignited.
An angry queen beats a king full.
Time HasCome
to' pack away Summer Goods. We have just the thing~an Oak
Chlfionicr. from $4.50 up.
We have the largest and best assortment of Couches we ever
carried. from $6.00 up.
Our Dining Tables are the best make and prices very low.
$4.00 up.
A big line of Bedroom Suits
We have a few 10ft at $15. oo—threc pieces.
FANCY TABLES, ROCKERS. AND CHAIRS. LATEST
STYLE AND VERY LOW IN PRICE.
Our Hall Racks are the latest patterns. quartered oak polish
finish from $6.00 up.
We can show a good line of all Brass Bedsteada; also White
Enamel and Brass Trimmed.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
REY MOND I» SON. Furniture Dealers,
46 and 40 MAIN STREET. I . . . NORWALKI‘CONN.
WE BELIEVE it
Would be to your advantage to buy your coal hero, for
the coming season, and if you do. you will become our
permanent customer We can refer you to customers
who have bought coal here ‘excluslvely for more than a
quarter of a century. as to the uniformly good quality
of .the coal we sell. We have neverjhad a better stock
than at present. and are confident I of our ability to
please ycu. Leave us.your order and you'll be sure
of comfort when winter comes.
JOHN H FERRIS,
. ,, 4. .. 4 -‘j “'1 1'49 WASHINGTON 3'XRII‘IE'I‘
dent Hadley' a administlation show to-
CHOPS ALL:.KINB§ OF
FOOD intoI~CIcan=ICut Unlu
form Pieces asFlNE or
COARSE as Wanted.
' Other machine: shop meat .
only. This 00 S away (-
wirn THE C OPPINO
Bowl.- Atrooflhtit
chops mum; Moot;
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.“
EVERYTHING. ‘
——-dv-
A machine you will use
everyday. Call and in: it.
IE,"
For Sale by
Gounod. Wilkins II Dov, .
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK'. ‘
Latest Bk
AT POPULAR‘ PRICES.
Eleanor. ‘ - $1.15.
(Mrs. Ward's New Book),
Eben Holden. $1.15.
Master Christian. $1.15.
Alice of Old Vincennes. $1.15.
Tommy and Grizel, ‘ $1.15.
WmPBeefS
BOOKSELLER.
49 Wall Street. Nontralk.
W
lehigh Don’t Lie.
You want your coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful men and our aim is for
perfection of delivery as well as per-
fectlon of coal.
WE KNOW IT
will be to your advantage to buy your
coal here.
Irving Lockwood 6i Co.
Successor to D. Harris.
Coal raid and Game. Water street
Branch Office. Corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwalk Conn.
Telephone Call. 31 0.
Why Ask
your friends to go on your
bond? lhc Acina indemnity
Company will assume all lia-
bility at very reasonable
rates.
JACOB M. LAYTON.
Resident Agent.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
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