Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 18, 1903 · page 5

 

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Miss Fa‘ nette Rose, of Brooklyn, is
~the guest 1 friends in Norwalk.

The "Hotel Hamilton advertises a
fine dinner bill of fare for tomorrow.

Robert organ. or Dimbury. ls visit-
ing 1.. 14‘. 11111 Scoy. of South Norwalk.
.lulian Main is substituting at the
post; olllco for one of tho lctlor car-
riers. i-
~—M11n'si
'l‘ho licvi
will official
Church ton orrow. 11 1 ,

Miss Noliic Mottovcrn 11nd MlssSul-
Iivun, ol' Provident-11, an- visiiing Miss
Nora ‘ltyull, of ti ‘1lcll11-k strool,i1lll.~1t
Norwalk. ,1 1.1111151 1113.11.51 .

'l‘l1o civi 111.1111, of .lopcsll ldvuns vs.
Anton Nuguc over 111101; bite was ad-
journed urtil Wednesday looming, at
11) o‘clock. bolero Judge Taylor

—-New arrivals daily in Our Mllllncry
Dep‘t makns our stock complete and up
to date. M. S. Smith & Co.

Rev. Mr. Aston, 1). 1).. a preacher of
fifty years‘ experience. will'lead the
young men's meeting, at t 11 Y. M. O
A.. tomorrtw afternoon. at : 5;

M11. and Mrs. 'l‘. H. Foster, of Dan—
bury, arrived today. at thcir summer
home in Belle island. where they will
spend tho remainder of the season.

The men bers of the Christian Union
Church. of Cranbury, will moot. this
owning. lot the purpose of taking somo
action to [11111111119 a new carpet for tho
church. 1

5 lb, pl 11 Lard, 6011. at Hayes‘s.

Joseph (lormley, a mouldcr employ
ed by Arnold and Company. Norwaik
had his foot badly burned by molten
metal a tow days ago, and will be laid
11p tor som1i timc.

'l‘hc m1ul‘s iliblo dab of the First
Methodist i‘lrurch will 1‘ Stable Its ses-
:lous tomorrow, at the (11111111 of tho
morning sorvico, ivory momlrcr should
I111, prcscni lat this meeting.

Rev. ”.13 0111116111th 111371111 of tho
South Norwalk Baptist (11:.111111l1 whl
has boon ill at his homo, is much bet—
ter, and wrs able to be out yestorday
for the first time in several days.

-——Roast ork, 1491b. Schaub's Mkt.

Frederick H. Field, representative of
the Connechnt General Life insurancc

nd Boys'Cnps. O’Brien.
Dr. Rowland, of New York‘.
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Company las recovered from an ill
nose of ten days which kept him c011-
flncd to his‘ home in Quinlard uvcnue.

Al the cl ening service of the First
Methodist iClturch tomorrow evening
the.1 proludt will be omitted and somo
ol’ the Ens or music will.'be,repeatod
by request 1.1.1.00ka will sing
‘ 'i‘he iloly1 Clty.‘ '

The timeiof commanding the evening
service ofl1hc First Methodist Church
will be oue‘half hour litter Beginning
tomorrow light the young people's
meetmg w it begin at?» :30 the even
lug preaching service at 7: 30.

-—Colonl l style Derby. O’Brien.

The liost‘rtaI Whist Clltb held a
meeting. yesterm with
Mrs.l1.‘.dwa1d.t1 app .
The next nlifettnglbrrn

slon on Friday nignt
with Mr. 1&1.de 'l‘.i
slde.1l

A meelln of the Y M. C. A Orches-
tra was hlld last ev ning. at which-

scventeen embers ere present. ~ A
number of mew mom rs were added
among their being Philip Spruce, at
Stamford trombone: George Clock
. picnic and little, and Horace Keyworth,
violinist. .‘ .

Miss Eva E. Collins, of ridgeport.
who has ban the guest of 1 's Mabel
Hamilton tr the past few days. but
return 11 to her home there. Miss Col-
llns is n c pert banloist, and will giro
a reception to a number of friends on
April 23. A party of friends from

‘ South Norvi all: will attend.

—-—-

DID NO H BUILD THE ARK?

' if h wal: not only a man full of
fat but 1- ry wise In his day and
(alteration. Had Colomat Paints been
in existenoj- in those days he would

.. no’doubt lave painted the ark with
said paints} to make sure that. it would
be present intact and handed down
to posted? as a legacy of the over-

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

lasting a silty of this particular

brand.
P :‘n-Co lock. Watkinstnow, E
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1 me of this simple preparation for the

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111111111111. In it visitor in town“ today.
I Ophlr (“bullion 10. Ill. 8.. will hold Its
projoottwopo antmtulunrcnt in lloyt' 11
i‘heatro. on Mayl
1 ~Latest. Brown Derby, O'Brien. 1

Robert Dix father of Mrs. Charles
P Tristram. of Norwalk, is critically
ill at his borne in Brooklyn.

Jere Clark of Boston, formerly of
the Norwalk Box Company. has been a
visitor at the Hotel Nu- walk

—No.w flavors Fresh Candy 1011 lb.
M. S.i1lmltl1 it (lo.

Iluvld Millcr. oi' l1i|1nw11111l avoullc. IN
on u bllslnoss trip through tllc wcnl,
II11 will l111 gonl- about six weeks.

The lnrliorl' and nontlornon's sociolins
11| lll11’i‘.\.H.. will ultcurl ”111 ll o‘clock
.111 HI.I11>~111|lIl'H l‘llul'clr, tomorrow
"ltllIiIllpt.

It i.» probnblo that no 111111111 Incl-tings
of tho consolidation l'onllllltilm will i111
hold until altor thr- town 11111r1ti111-g, cull"
111i for next Wodncsdny night.

-——l)unlap_ Yonmun Derbieu. O'Brien

A meeting of the King’s Daughters
of th11 South Norwulk Congregational
Church. was held last evening. at the
residence of Mrs. W. S. Sturtevant.

A grand pianola concert will be giv-
en by Sheraton Council, 8. A.. on its
ladies‘ night, Thursday, April 23. The
affair will be bold to Rod Men's Hall.
at which-there will be vocal and in»
strumental solos and' 11 program of
merit in other lines. A dance will fol-
low the entertainment. .

-—'I‘hc Kitchen Dop't on tho lower
floor will afford ”111 greatest lrnrlrains
ever lreforo known in too ivorwulks in
this line. Solos days. April is and 211.
, Smith 81. Co.

Lincoln Conrail i). ii A. M.. at its
mooring last night dim ltssod tho 1111111
int; stulo convcnlloo of tho order in
South Norwalk on May H.’Il111r1~
will b1- 1111 cntcrlulnmcnt and rccoptlon
to tho. dolcgatcs on May 1);! The tie»
‘11111111y'111am 11nd 11 111l111a‘rsal. and 11111
lino bualnosa 1111s transacted.

ltcv Aloutndcr Hamilton and llov.
lh. liikor took dinner with llomcl
Smith and family in Lyons Plains, l1‘ri-
tiny. Rev. Mr. Hamilton will officials
‘11. St, John's Church, Bridgeport, Sun
day, of which parish he is in charge
during the1 absence of the rector, Rev.
Dr. Lewis. Rev. Dr. Riker will preach
Sunday at Lewisboro, N. Y.

The suit brought by Frank H. Hobbs
of llridgoport. through his agent, Theo-
dore Olson, against Max 'l‘ariov, was
finished before Judge. Lockwood. in the
Town Court, this morning, The find
ing was for tho plaintiff to rocovcr 81(-
111d costs. Atlorncy Ccorgc Vosburgh
appcurcd for tho plaintiff and Altornoy
l‘ummauy for tho dcfcndant.

 

GERMANB FEEL HURT.
BERLIN April lib—The Germany
press docs not. distinguish between the
visit of the United States European
squadron lO Marseilles and the pro-
gram planncd for the Unitcd Stato.
North Atlantic squadron. on whose bo-
hait’ the American governmcnt dot-lincd
111 invitation to visit chl during tho
fronting regatta tlroro. 'l'i1oreiorc. some
wonder is t‘Xlll‘i‘SKt‘tI as to “why fillf‘t'liII
'lonors are show tho It‘rench presidonl
try the Amcrlcon navy. iurrnodlotcly lo!-
owing tho refusal of the (tarmac 11,111-
ncror's request." One or two papers
express themselves bitterly on tho sol»
tool. and any ..111. Ger-mans “do not this
touch in not having a sight of the Am-
erican ships."

VlCTlM NOT YET lDENTIFlED.
NEW YORK. April tin—Tho identity
of the victim of the “barrel murder"
has not boon ascortaincd, despite the
fact that 1.000 persons have vlcwcd tho
body in the morgue. 'l‘in1 features ol‘
the dead man are1 changing daily. mak-
ing identification more difficult. In1
specter McCluskey says that he will
ask the court tomorrow to discharge
most of the prisoners held on suspicion
but will request the holding of inceril-
lo. proprietor of the grocery store at
226 Elizabeth street, to which place the
barrel was traced. and Morello, said
to be the lcadcr of a gang of conntcr~
tellers who, according to United States
secret service men, has served tlmc at
Atlanta, Ga. 113 a counterfcitcr.

 

A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I will send free with full tuslructlom

”tors of ileucorrhooa, Ulceration. Dis-
JIacemcnts. Falling of the Month
312an or Rainfall Periods, Timon or
31101111111 Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain
11 the Buck and all Female Troubles.
to all sending address. To mothers of
ruffering daughters 1 wall explain a
Successful Home Treatment. If you
decide to continue it will only cost
about 12 cents a Week to guarantee a
core 1 do not wish to sell you any-
thing. Tell 0th Moms of it that
is' a‘l I ask A dress Mrs. M. Sum-
mers, Box 375. Ngtre Dame. ind.

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SPECIAL SALE OF SHEET MUSIC

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SATURDAY AND MONDAY; 1

The Palms Caveilerla Rustlcana,
Sally) in, Our _,Alloy Old Folks at Home
oritoclty Home, A Dream 0
Paradise.K Calvary. The Maiden' I Pray.
er, Simple 000W.

The able at ”to and 151: Music still
in progress.

Goliath's liars Slant

10110111111111 Hiram
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tin-haunt at.

’ .... and plaids, 85 to 815.

 
 

1 01111 QREAT QUARANTEE:

Young Men’s
Snappu Suits

$5) to $15

W11 have1 taken special pains this
season to provide snappy suits for
young follows from 14 to 20. Thu
roaulisnro worthy iIll' nilcntiou of
111111111 young 1111111

Ordinarily 1111.111“ it suits 11111'1l111p
pod dmvir" 1'1111 young 1111." 11pm
lnukol :1 mun] Ill out of tho 11111111»
111111, ’l‘ln-sc suits of ours are mullc
from spocllrl putlcrns. ’i‘hoy tony
lIIo provaillru: stylon amt patterns
in monk suits. ’l‘lloy ill. perfect-
ly, will hold 1l111ir shape. and 11p-
poai strongly to young fellows of
moderate moans who are fond 11f
good-lilting clothes.

Slnglc and doublevbreasted suck
suits of fancy chevlots. worstods
and homespun. in mixturesgatr'lpes

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Boylsh stilts for boys and child-
rcn that, cxpress all the new ideas
in boys' 1il11ss~sallor and Russian
blouse suits, Norfolk suits. two-
piece and three-piece suits from
82 to 37.50.

H. 8.1 R1. «M. Suits and Top Coats
continue to nstoniah and delight
men ubo upprccintc smart cloth-
inn.

 

 

 
 

‘sd‘om N‘DRWAL’K. NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32.2.

Tel. Call. 44-4.

 

 

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. l
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.i
Del. says: "i suffered for years with!
dy.spepslu Used to have great dis-1 immigration at this port.
tress and belching.
i could hear 11f. but nothing.1 helped me1 passed l1|lis Island in eighteen days.

cont bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by R. H Plalsted and '10.}!

May last year
Baxter.

.1 111x111ed 90 000 for April.

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BLIZZARDS lN AUSTRIA.
\‘ll‘NNA. April lsv—liliazurds and1tl1nn 1011111111 nllcns will arrive in May.
sovr-rc 111111 weather prevail in the pro
\iuc 11s of tho southern part of \ustria.
with It is quite unpreoedented at this
time of the your Vienna, the sub

month 111 tho island Reports from Eu

 

A THOUGHTFUL MAN.
M M Austin, of Winchester Ind
knew what to do in the hour of need.

operations and the telephone and toic- l

graph lines are interrupted An im would not help her.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MMIGRATION RECORDS BROKEN.
NEW YORK, April 18~Tl1is month
is expcc1od to break all reocrda for
At the close1
i tried everything of todays business tit. 000 aliens had

until i took Brazilian Balm and one 501 Those scheduled for the remainder of
i this month indicato that the total will

"I with 82. 000 immigrants. is the record

1opcau sailing ports indicate that mort1

111nm st1ect no line have suspondod His wife had 11111 b no national case of
stomach and llvcr trouble,physlclan1-
Ho thought bf and

1 10nd
MEDICINES

out.

‘Prlou: 15-2.

Formulations
’ called for

DELIVERED

1Wlthout extra charge.
phone at any time and let us
know what drug store goods yen
and, and will 110ml them right

Cliiiord Pharmacu

 
 
 

 
 

 

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WALL STREET 10: 10

129%. last night
fractions.

Ohio. ’55.
WALL STREET,

on, 11/4.

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close,

than before. The
a, point in St. Paul.
A! St. Louis lost 3.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

eroxsows
11114111111111 pacroenseus 1.11311 roasvsu 1 ,. 1 7

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WORK IN WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. U i 1!-
. 8 RI I: olnt
f gin, m1 .1 OPP meat or from 10 to': 12 tn.ig_:04 m Mm _

STUDIO

1; 53 Wall Street, Npmlk.

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Opposite Hotel.

 

 

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arouse amount of damage has bconltrled Dr. King‘s Now Life Fill and 1

donc in tho ftuit growing districts who got relief at once and was naliy 2:39,? & Corbett! block,
The horse1 raros havo boon postponed I111red. Only 2511. at i“ ll. Baxter's ‘ Open High
in conscouoncc of “111111 storms” 1 drug store.1 ‘ 1 ‘9 Amat-Ctllipt‘l‘. (1,41% 35%
*Am. C. & R, 391a 3979
/ Am. C. & I1‘. pf, 9054; 90%

Am. i}, Two, 18 Ill
American 11:11. 81,4. 8%
Am. 1110 pftl., 32% 32%

.1 .1 I . 2 8/ '

Poor or dirty Oats make your horses sick and In the 213”“..213“ 517111 51%

‘ 1"“ ‘1 ' it!" ' ..i'
and you find them most expensive. The digestive organs £31.33? 16;,“ 116%
of a horse do not take kindly to dirt. chaff and dust. iIrT'&&s§5. if}: 3521‘. 33:2

‘ 1. 111 921 921.
, That II why lscll CLEAN OATS. SWEET HAY and gflynfif 1?: 6632 37 i
. .. Oil 4 1’ 'i
J HIGH GRADE FEED A word from you will bring our giant‘s. 90.0.1833“ tight

. ill. t t.. " 2
quantity you may wish—every bag of the highest stand- 5 1.195 3‘38; 115:1}: 152216:

‘ Col. 11‘. a 1., 111 61
J "1' 0’ 11‘1“"!- ~ . ‘ ool. 11011111., 2111. 2171.

1 ' 10111101. Gas, 206 200
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. , . Del. & Hud.. 161m 166%,
11- 9 1 5 Erie. til it 34 1.4

1 . MANUEL 1r. HATCH. - In. Central. 1161/. 11611
. “ hook Nash. 11714 “7%

. . . 1 z _ 1 Manhattan. 138% 139
‘ ‘ ~ Met. St. By, 131 132%
‘ ‘ , Mex. Central. 26 26%
‘ ' t. _ ‘ Mex. N't Ctts., 19V. 19%
.. ... .. .. . . .. ~.—.:'.'.‘ A F—f... ' . I M- K- d: 'I‘., 25% 25%

» ~ ' » M. K. in T. pfd. 54 54
--.- 11 1 ~ - 1- Mo. Pacific 108% 108%

National bond 26% 25%
N. Y. Central 131% 13676
Norf. R: West” 71% 71%
Out 0 West. 29% 29%
Penn. R. 'R.. 136% 13695
104

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65% 561,6

 

Press 8 Car, 61
Reading "

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Rock Island prSK 75%
Rubber Goods. 25% 25%
Son. Pacino. rm 57%
8011. By. Co. 31 ”811,51

 
 

 

 

. , 1 l: « .
Special Spring Number,- Now Ready. ‘ ‘ ‘ i
For sale by A

WM.P. BE

0 W311 Street.
Norwalk.

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1- CW'SWAMOII‘SM.

’ but this does not maul that other. vol-1: Is a lento on 1111-4111
month thpricos on all work reduced. as d. _ b

can»: .12.. am «on; half cabinet. 81.90 00a... our '
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inn...“ open. You 11111111 war 11ml.“ has 111,111: Am
«minivan-k2 Defectivecycsuclmonlhb’lflm anti-1
boom; have your child's em aluminum“

* ‘ scan I. soy-r.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

111111. C t , 69H; :6!
ram Fuel 1334”“
Union Pacific 91*
11.3 Mather 14%
U s has. pfd.. 91*
U 8 R. a (1.20%!
U. 8. Steel, 35%
8 Steel 1111186!
bash. " 37%
W bash pfd. 46%
est U11 Tel. 85%
Wiscon Cent. 24*

 
 

 
 

 
 

tn,creaso

ban U 8., increase
as. Increase.
increase.
I'i‘ender, increase
rafts Increase.
Walnut” increase.

 

TODAY iN WALL STREET.

feature of the opening market was a
violent rebound in Metropolitan Street
Railway, on running sales 1 of 4,600
shares at 131 and 132%, compared with
Gains worex general
throughout the list. but did not exceed
Canadian Paclfk
Colorado Fuel. 1%. and Baltimore and

ii a. n1.—-Ii‘urthcr
advances wero made before the tent»
per of speculation undorwcnl a change
Gains 111111 bed 3% in Third Avenue.
2% in General Electric and New Hav-
'l‘ho, appcurnme of large sell»
lag ordors in Roadlng, coincident with
against Metropolitan
Street Railway. turned tho conrao of
prims nirrop’uy downward.
advnuccs in tho railroad list wol‘o cum
1~,cllcd and some of the, leaders sold a
substantial fraltlon below yesterdays
Metropolitan Street Railway
and Third Avenue reacted about 2
Reading fell as much below last night.
Trading quieted down tOwacd ll o'clock
and the market became strmdlcr.
WALL‘ STREET, closew'l‘he market
became extremely dull before the ap—
pearance of the1 bank statement, and
sold off afterwards to a lower level
not declines reached
Pittsburg C. C
There were 2 point
advances in Long island and Westing—
house Eiectric Preferred. and 1% in
Colorado and Southern First Preferred.
Metropolitan Strcot Railway lost 1%.
and Amalgamated Copper rose 1%. and
the whole ma1kct hardened a frsltlon.
The closing was dull amllsteady. and
generally at small net changes.
Reports over private wire of maple:
& Goldscbmidt. communion brokers

1111111 16111

W‘flfl‘? “19“ “19%

it
-BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves on all Deposits

Reserves on Deposits other

mucous 1111: drawn.
man;

a. m. ——'I‘ho

rose 711

Opening

, and

South

IIIW‘
11m
36%
9014
is
8‘41

Nor

1:30
11.111
361,1
9014
is
11%
32111
27115
51
1251.4
110
81%
111111.
9251
111115
45111
18291.
2291.
11215 6391.
24% 2411.
2051s 20515
166% 1111111
3319 33%
136% 136%
111. 11711.
1311511 139
130111. 131111
21; 26
19% 1911
2511. 2514
51 61
107% 108%
25% 2511
13114 13111
7114 7114
28% 29
135% 1311
1031103114
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53% 5351

 
 
 

 
 
 

2.427.800
8.217.800

61% '

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘THI MOI?

CRITICAL.
DRESSERSW'?

In this town have examined our
splendid colleclion of

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

smmosur rs and
memo o‘vmcaa rs.

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for men and boys and pronounced

 

 
 

It without qualification the largest.

 
 
 

finest and in every way the most
satisfactory assortment that the!
have ever seen in this part of the
country. They have backed up
their statements by liberal pur-
chases and now we want YOU 001
call. We will not be satisfied until
. we have received your views on

spams TOP nous

made from every fashionable fabric of the season short,l_ong,1 medians.
tight or loosenttlng. 09.50, 910.00, 012.00 016.00 and “9.00. .

MEN 5 scams suns "

double-breasted and slnglebreastod, the latter in bath tree
button styles. plain and beautiful fancy fabrics, with every lan .
Ion feature observed. 06.50, 00.00, 010 $12, 815, $18 020 and 025. " ‘
SPRING HATS—In our stock you will ilnd reproduct tIo‘us of all the
in: exclusive hatters' blocks but we save you from 60mm 5
according to the grade. on every hat you buy
BPRlNC HABERDASHERY—Our selections in this Department woof
complete in every detail, including the finest for dress of. ball-m
wear that can be found. 1
In our Boys’ Clothing Department you will find the 11.111
market produces for every occasion. Strong, durable fibrin! 'w'
Iy tailored and stylish in design.

SELLECK a Plato:

98 Washington Street. South Nor’wallti'

CALLIN "

Nice Butter. If you m (01:11”.
to me for nic0,t1:0ch '
goods. at 301:. Or in Cr’si
We gills you Clover Hill II 4:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

attention to same new and good thlnga.
New Java Tea fine flavor. tweet,
pleasant, palatible. Try it. Just in.
55c lb.
Porto- Rico Coffee some time ago
I read that Porto Flico produced Ilnm
coffee, but little of it came here. Most

f Come. in «010 ”Allie:

all shipped to Europe. I babe just got We have it. ,.
in sonic Porto Rico Coffee, said to he The rnctic of .that our 0'
of superior quality. 351: lb. Try it Dried eel is very desirable in
one. they who have naught it 91100. bu

Genuine Arabian Moeha Coffee, fresh again and again. Give it a to F
roast“. Just in. 51: up.

 

Only eye strain indeed but to to responsible for more
Nervouaness and general Discomfort than you give it «near
your one give you the slightest trouble. is it 1105 the but
find out the cause? Our examination is very thorough “000101 1
grilling.” If glasses are needed. Proper; Glasses. Properly Am” I

o. a. JACKSON
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Fertilizers

BRADLEY“ POTATO MANURI,
SUPERPHOOPHAT! OF m3.
I MAPEO' PATENT "ANDRES,
GROUND BONE,
AIR BLAKE!) LIME,

 
 
 

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BARN-YARD MANOR]:
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$2,806,850
1 11,.
2.200.479