Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1889, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE 'l‘l'l"\‘l))\\.'. JANUARY 22, 18890, One of the peculiar features of Omaha noted by strangers, is the absence of a district devoted exclusively to first class residences. We do not mean by “first class residences,” the homes of only the wealthy, but include those of lesser means desirous of a comfortable house, with pleasant surroundings. The owners of Dundee Place, fully realizing this fact, purchased the beautiful Western Highlands, adjoining the city, which were once known as the famous Patrick Farm, and during the past six months have been making vast improve- ments at an enormous expense, having put the streetsto an established grade and made provisions for proper drainage. A number of fine houses have been built, and many more will be started in the early spring. The natural lay of this beau- tiful tract of land, being high and commanding a magnificent view.is well known to most people in Omaha, and its desirability for homes, is a fact that has always been acknowledged. The ground is sold with such restrictions as will enhance the value of one's own site and each owner protects his neighbor. No business will be allowed except on two streets, Dodge and Underwood avenue. No house costing less than $2,500 can be built. No saloons or nuisances will ever be permitted within the limits of Dundee Place. The Patrick Land Company are now prepared to make building loans of from $2,500 to $10,000 for those who desire to build and have not sufficient money to spare from their business or other investments. The best ground can be selected NOW at the lowest prices, and arrangements made for building early the coming season. Our terms on the lots are ve ry easy. Call at our office for further particulars. Our salesmen are always ready to show the property. The PATRICK LAND COMPANY SOLE OWNERS OF DUNDEE PLACE, Room 25, Chamber of Commerce. W. H. GRAIG, President. N. D. ALLEN, Vice President. W. K. KURTZ, Gensral Manager. . car load of barb wirc from Omab, but states | Iu paragraph 346, which taxes wools val- n imports mto the United States, thus tax- ] in his letter dismissing the case that he has | — ued at not more than 12 centsa vound 6 | ing all capital invested in foreign merchun- U | looked up the schedule rates and finds that 4 i cents a pound, the tax is inc dise alike, and at the same time affording the fmportant Action in the Interest Of | e was charged the uniform rate, and the Tariff Speeches Limited By a Ten- | cents same protection to the raw wool and hides o I fore can not expect redress from the road. In paragraph 347, relating to wools of the xas in the Boston market which is given to Wesloyan University. "his disposes of another case before the staté Minute Rule. Uhird class, valuedat 13 cents or less per | the munufacturers of boots and shoos in board of transportation. — pound, the'tax is increased from 23§ to 4 | Massachussetts, and protecting labor in all WIE WiLL SE ITHOUT RESERVE TO THE HIGHEST I - T R cents per pound. Uil ) WILL SELL WITHOUT RESERVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER AN EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION. Rosewater, editor of Tig Bre, and D. | THE VOTING WILL BEG IN TO-DAY. | ™}, i rugraph 4, relating to wools of more D. Taglor of Ohio, introduced for D. Girogory, Johu D. Howe, Hugh Muephy T than 13 conts fn value, the tax is increased | refévence a_resolution directing ‘the gov- JANUARY 25, AT FREMONT, NEBRASKA, 3 5 and P, W, Birkhauser, Omaha citizens, were rom 6 to 8 cents. crnment officials, in charge of the goveran, THE CHOICEST DRAFT OF HORS Encorporation of New Nebraska F Lincoln visitors to- Dilatory Tactics Again Resorted to In paragraph i34 the words *‘and worsted'! | building in which the inavgural ball will be | pyer put under the hammer tn the consisting of Lmported, fashlonably and pure bred terprises—Supreme Court Proceed- “The Miller v Courtney case was on trial o s 5 e th are insorted twice, 50 as to make. it read | held not to permit intoxicating liquors to be | Perchierons, French Draft, French Conch, Thorotgnbred and Arabian Stallions and Mares, rang. jes Commissioned before Judge Dundy in_the United States By Certain Members of the ‘woolen and worsted cloths, woolen, and | sold in the building to any person, ing f o 4 years old.' Also a Messenger Stallion and several useful drivers (geldiigs) of ings—Notaries Com district court to-da) The cause involves House — The Oklahoma worsted shawls,” etc., and the rawe of 40 The call of stutes was concluded and then | Basha: ssenger breeding. —General and Personal. the title of the Lincoln realty in Lavender’s cents a pound on cloths valued at above 60 | Mr. Warner of Missouri withdrew his pend- . py . . g addition, now in possession of D. G. Court- Measure. cents a pound, 15 mcreased to 45 cents, i0g motion to suspend the rulos and pass the There are Mares and Stallions of Each Family i this Offering. ¥, 3 change 1s made in para, oh in- | Oklahoma bill, and in licu thereof moved to n.-muv xtensive breeders in the Perche, France, and the Black Hills Count D, T., and the LiNcorN Bureauv or Tire Oyana B, } Marine, pastor of Paul's M. B. creasing the rate on flannels, blankets, ete., | suspend the rules and adopt a resolution pro- | 8 1 being largely of our own bresding and raising, we can afford (o seil at reasonable 1020 P StREET, chureh, is lying quite sick. He has been con- Senate. valued at 60 cents per pound, from 40’ to 45 | viding for u final vote on the bill at 4 o'clock ¢ X 1 buy i sule for what the stock is worth.' If you can find what {5 wanted fu LaNcoLy, Jan. 2L, fined to his room for nearly two days, but is WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—In the senate the | cents per pound. on Thursduy next, with permission to Mr. nuxen‘u el “le‘:}]:‘l n.nl\pix) You t0 £0 to France to import, for we can save you money The educational convention to be held at | now thought to be improving. committoe on military uffairs reported the | Pararaphs 36 and 337 aro amended by in- | Puyson of Iilinois {o offer un amendment to LOGUES NOW ItEADY. N ¥y 17 It is sar that the lobby will open ovt this | B3 ed the | o easing the rates on goods weighing over | the section of the measure relative 1o town f‘l‘m‘l b o blomie roapct- | weelk in all its glory. The railroads, the sub- | Senate bill to authorize \he Omaht, F0rt | four ounces per square yard, from 40 to 43 | sitos. P . vely, is of special importance to the Metho- | missionists and dlalpants will all get down | Dodge & Southern railroad company to | ¢ T pound. After debate the motion to suspend the dists of the state, and is one ef a series of | to work and the grindstone will be turned at | build its road across the Fort Hayes military | aragraph 358, as to ready-made cloth- adopt the resolution was agreed to . ‘l,.. \'\_'I‘Nhl)s, Auctioneer. REMONT, NEB ronventions calle the Cinterosts of the | old-time specd. 'There is music in the air. | reservation, in Kansus, and it was passed. te is increased from 40 to 45 cents | - . nays ! naha § Wesloyan university. Au offer of $75,000 has | Dr. G. B. Chapman and wife will visit | ““mppo pregiding officer laid before the senate | PefPOUNL 0 o i Horberi, from the committoo on naval | = = : s been made university on condition | Atchison, Kan., and lmh;.u(‘;l.\. Mu‘; mL e o o £ e oo SESBELpsHatL NI 004, orted the naval appropriation bill, S - 5 3 5 i 9 od o $100.000. The plan to | morrow. They will be gone from home abou i« 3 f 3 (carpets) the ud val rate i in- ; . Hhat it be ::‘,Atluvfiu‘flml||nl)ml|u~lll‘m hold. | ten days. nor of Michigan to the effect | creased from 30 1o 8 por cont. Under instructions from the committeo = : DR. HORNE’S fng of educitional conventions throughout - that that state had contributed for uragraph 350 the rate is incre rom | on Indian affaivs, Mr. Peel of Arkansas | B ¥ { e : © confe so. 1our or five are to be held Ringing Noises the statuary of the house of representa- ) to 45 per cent, end in garagra end- | moved to suspe he rules and puss a bill & h ) 3 3 printing machines, | authorizing fi vilized nat f Ind > - i each district, Tu this distict conventious | in tho cars, sometimes @ ronring, buz- | tives a marble statwo of Lewis Cass, and Mr. | fioi5 1o 55 por cent. to lease the lands within thoir boundarios | [ KB 7 d JiLbo hopd at Waboo, Plutsiouth and | ying sound, ary caused by eatarrli, that | Palmor gave notico that o would offer reso- | it Vico Uien coreluded his oF MIRIAR pUFDOR 1 1 voval | B o po) r Wate: zing ) 8¢ v cata , that g )1 e S anc « 1 is speech and | for mining purposes, subject to the approval 4 . & = e is bo held on Wednosday | @xceedingly disugrecablo and very com- s and mako 60me remarks on thesub. || was followod by Mr. Georgo i souie general | of th sacsatany of the Incorior. Asrora o IE 7 The Grandest Triumph of Electric Sclence—Sel- ero ) of a business character, and | mon disease. Loss of smell or hearing | jeet, February 15, obsi ions on the bill On motion of Mr, Montgomery of Ken- | & entifically Made and Practically Applied. ‘1‘{&“:1 N ::’\:‘ 5 ";}-pz'kn‘ Ko vill 'pre- | also result from catarrn. Hood’s Sarsa~ o at 11:30 resumed the considera- > scnafe then took a recess uutil S | tucks the rules were susponded ond a bill 9“"“‘""'""““: X Best Seientific } 000000 TIRRVIERLY APR. side. Citizens of Lincoln interested in the | parilla, the gre blood purifier, is tion the tariff bull, Amd..\nm,!. asked k. passed 10 increase the maximum amount of | B mtbh Eleetric — S flluhml DISEASE EUREDWHHBU‘ MEBIG"‘ES Sause of cducation, and especinlly Mothodist | pecultarly successful rejedy for this | Unanimous consentto bave tho debate limited Dionoy ovdors from 8500 to §1,000, Housc s : B ish | psouleacly-aucesselul cxaj or thiS | |y a ten minutes rule after 8 o'clock ¢ i : Adjourned. A A ST e 2, brothron, bt itorary in. | discase, which iv cures by purifying the | ™y, Srance objected, the question being on | Wasmixroy, Jan. 21,—U ho call L Hinve, o Paing in the Hacle 1 oot o b N 3 s is aseured, Bishop | Plood; 1T you suffor from catareh, ¥ | an amendment offered by Mr. Brown last | statos for tho introduction of bills for refer Who can foretell the sudden bruise on the | & 1 cancaol Kidueys, kb M'ullmm}-:n i dver, Ninde will deliver the address of th Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the peculiar | Satu increasing the rate on rice. . of Colorado, introduced | leg fuvorite! Keep Salvation Oil for | § C: 3 b A“ i etoan bt The Pearsall sisters, of New York, violn medicine. Mr. Morgan read a speech, controverting ro TRt Lo Ay P ey will wssist in furnishing the music. e E some of the positions taken by Mr. Brown olution roquesting the president to i o : 24038 inily can wear it i Cikirtas tho bicod WHEN ALL ELS FA“-‘. shair of elocution, wi The Missing Note Case. varticularly us to the need of diversifying | Open negotiations with the republic of b A aRieh ol 4 Exers one gonuing and uaod by permission NOTE: e £l vho havehee xecito G o Lo Wt | William Bush and James A. Brown, oousti- | fabor i th south, and_ insisting thut tho | Moxico for the ceding of Lower Californin | homiut ity thentd benemror jonordocs | "Momfl"ufl" e n‘h..n'n'»\"“ Rt L o Tarkerana o Hasiin i guage of Dr hton, “all the preachers | tuting the firm of Bush & Brown, were | southern rates were pursuinga wisercourse | to the United States. aid of Dr. Buil's Cough Syrup colds are of 9 > 2 \‘!y”"""'g"f,“";","“ of tho state will be present,’” and this insures | prought before Judge Berka yesterday af- | Ib dovoting their energics to agricultural pur- | = Aty g'elock the motion to suspend the | 1o conscquence, conts '.‘.'rfi?.’viu..‘ i Buffalor NX Y oup bt has aecos a happy meoting und o general feast of £00d | 4ornoon churged with stoalug four promis. | Syl rules and adopt the resolution providing an — - ; ifortabi sibep g nights Ront. “-w"m"""-" o st sith L (K ew things itellectually. The disoussion on the rice question soon NERVOUS FIOPL.: okt ST sory notes valued at §1,000, the property of | hecame mixed up with the sugar question, | individual vote on the Olklalioma bill Thurs Drinks av the W 8 , oA A Barbed | Storz & Her. The defendants were proprie- | and r. Gibson advocated adequate protec: | day next was agreed to—yeas 164, u ) Washington Post: Smd an_Indinna | |8 Dl : g ""u“.{'i'u".'.'w nd Fence compan, filed for | tors of a saloon on Farn The former pro- | tion for both rice and sugar. Mr, Payson of [lliuois, then introduced, by | republican the other day: *You may SN Y g T g, KU yovord in the oflice of the s of state | pHeON lad given soveral notes to Storz & | Mr. Butler suid ho would bo glad to seo | roquest, a long bill incorporating the Lamm | ho' sure that there will b no tempe ;. g to-day. The company was organized for the | ) /5 " 00T . TP TN T the bill 50 arranged as to do amvle and exact | inter-state railway company, de ance foolishness in the white house un- Purposo of manufacturing barbed wire, iron | 1ler to cover certaiu indebtedness, This, justice to every industr, o believed that | its readiug. This having boen completed, ho | dop My, and Mrs, Hacrison. and no rov. | B bl 3y C i i ik und wooden I and nails, It is recited | was claimed, was assumed by Bush & Brown, | the intention of the finance committee was | introduced a bill to establish a uniform sys- | o0 i00 0 attempted Y o) Lo ¥ S % ELKCTIOU 1 1y That the company will conduct a general job- | and in conversation with Storz & ller's rep- | to aim & blow at rice and sugar aud other | tem of bankruptey and called for its reading | ) HEI i aRrR 20k 3 ~Any ba erclal agency "'c\umlmfi b any ‘allatcs and wo bing business. The cowpany authorizo @ | resentative the notes were examined. It was | commodities, because certain senators on | in extonso. Mr. Payson had u double object l] b e1n P i people and by 8 housa | “g‘lr-uuv wholesale d m-l-.mnnxu-wluumm}m&j ‘lukfluru‘, TRUBSES WO EUPT copital stock of §00,000. Husiness com- | said that Bush & Brown took the notes, and, | the democratic side would not acquiescein ( in flibusterings-one being to force the | their example and teac bing have done cused ~fead siamp for liustrated pamphiet. monced Decerber 31, and will continue fifty | instead of returning them to the Storz & | the monstrous propositions of the bill, The | frieuds of the Oklahoma bill to yicld to cer- | much good in that v, but they will | [ DR.W J. HDRNE Inventor, t9l Wabash Avenue, Chlcao. years under the tenure of the a Tler man, gave him back an empty envelope. | country understood perfectly well that the | tain amendments which he desired to have | not attempt to xv';.'ul‘nu the social cus- 2 o following gentleuwen are the incorpo- | This loss of the notes was not discovered | fat had been fried out of the manufacturers | incorporated in the measure, and the otber | toms of the people through pure fo rators: Howard A. Worley, George A. [ until threo days aftorwards, and was not | at the last election for the purposo of buying being to prevent consideration of the Union | of their ofticial and social positions Joslyn, Joft W. Bedfora and R.'S. Berlin. mentioned until a few days aio, although the | “floaters in blocks of five,” to g Pacitic funding bill under suspension of thoe | ' g)EE G, R AR BOCH] DOSTLONS Chamberlain’s Cough Remo ——THE— Tho Livingsion Loan and Building associ- | notes were supposed t have been stolen last | tion. Now the senutors were goitig theough | rules. Boiug suécesstul in his double object | )+ Wte HHES T e R e ket A VB P A AR T ation also filed articles of incorporation this | year. At the conclusion of the evidence | the farce of pretending to those persons out the Oklahoma men sgreeivg to meorporate | Hiberal in the matter of wines, it is well T AR A T afternoon. Article 2 stipulates that the | the judge found there was not sufticient evi- | of whom the fat had been fried that they | his awendments, and the friends of the | known that wines are not to his taste. £ s, colds and ONQUR. - 'N0. QN company will conduct’ a weneral loan and | dennce fora conviction and diswmissed the | (the manufacturers) would get an opportu- | Union Pycit ill giving him assurances that | He is no connoisseur of v sand would | suffering from a throat or lung trouble real cstate business ut Plattsmouth, L.'m prisoners Bity, under tho ariff, of frying the fat out | tho measure »;uul«l ot be called up to-day=— | havdly bo able to tell Rudeshoimer from | cun us it " i py.yff ven m.] It will .]mu OF THE r0! 0 d rer J y SN0, for s O [3 e taxpay an ‘ocouping ‘what ey he d sted rom his dilatory tuctics, und % ) touge. 3 25 or aregs severe cold in less time than any other T e ou aud after” Jaguary e 1 Corddn Rouge. ~ Ae likes boor s a rog ! Gh.cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, ce thil yours. Authorized capital $300,000. A positive guarantee is given by the | bad paid out for election purposes. That | withdrew the baukruptey bill. But the | 14, heyer ge, and in the old davs | medicine or treatment: it is the only C.W. \\'0nd d J. H. Watermann are tue | manufacturer of Dr. Jones’ Red Clover | was the object of the bill. T'he senatorswere | trouble was only temporarily averted, for | 4,01 7it1 1o else, When it came to any- | lknown remedy that will prevent eroup. incorporators. Tonic that a 50 cent bottle of this rem- | perfectly wollaware that it could not becouie | Mr. Anderson of Iansas, came to_the front |yt HERY ate W AGH, I SRR K0 0N | o 1o % O all druggists ut 50 cents per | 1y ; SUlirwn couur uscowns. ady contains Mmore curative proportigs | &I, Ut they had ucercain par to play and | and *lutroduced aud ' domanded tha | hing else he praucticod in tho Edmunds, | Jor sale b3 Pl abs lieTigat Koute from Omalin and Connel » following cases were fllod in the sus | & 4 hey were playing it. reading o ong preamble anc arman, Bluckburn, Beck, . & PR Pro s will b0 on for triai | than any dollar proparation. [Lpromptly | “Atwer further discussion Mr. Aldrich sug. | resolution callfug on the interstate | and 5o ou'school, to- whom the sweel, | Returned Afior 7 four Years. Blum to iu regular order: cures ull stomach, kidney and liver | gested that the rice paragraph should go over | commerce commission for certain informa- | effervescent rench concoctions ars as | Jack Iurns enlisted at Cadiz in | THE EAST: st Hetts vs Beatord 18, Boyd; error | troubles. Goodman Drug Co. :.‘lllwumrruw,:llud ""“1:1" the mmu:.l)luu;' lhlu tion l;‘clnuvul.ol u.‘:- sotion )..x the railroad | paught to the calm and determined | I, 13th Ohio regiment, in 1861, Ho Dib (e ~———— inance committce would examiue the facts | presidents at.tha New York meeting. Mr. Fipsit, Y. R TT B I e e 4 " g ) % p O oeL. Toivosey va. Frodarick C. Fost- Election of Ofiicers. and flgares prosented by tho senator {rom | Anderson also bitered for u resolu: Liseky Uguid $hab procoeds 10, bu b | bad 4 wifo sud ono.onlld, Heo wae maus- T T B ik Tanvns iAuA AXD appeal frow Douglas county: At a meeting of Magic City Post, G. A. R., | Georgia (Brown). The suggestion was | tion calling oun the attorney general to report \ -4 i‘_ N 10 gREcous uptions of | tered out in Texas at the ¢ > (hicago, AND Mil & A. Bowen ve Fayetto L Foss; error | i South Omaha last night, the following | 8greed to and the rice paragraph went over | to the house what stops had been taken by [ Hhe \fll')‘ und frivolous beverages of the | war, but never returned home and was A9, - o waukee, 2rot Balink connts ofticers wore clocted: I, K. Wells, post | UAL to-morrow. " y him to secure judicial enforcement of the | effete Frank. long sin s to ho dead. fis St Paul, - Minneapolly, Cedar Rapids, S Hom Smith vs Crete snd Milford D A T 648, POS On suggestion of Mr.Vest, it was agreed | forfeiture of tiin franchise of the Pacific rail- | = | wife married George t Can- | Rock Island, Freeporty, =~ Rockford, & Wostorn railroad company; error frou iw"‘"'“""'"f‘"‘“fi W. Denus, senlor vice; | that the general debate shall go on to-day | road bridge, O.,wher or former | Clinton, Dubuque, Davenyort, HSatine county. J. M. Lambort, Jr. vice: J, W. ' Cress, quar- | until5 o'clock, after which the ten minute | Mr, Anderson "having become aware of g Y (6{1)%} husband, aldo residos. Mayor M ' 4 e e ter masters John W, Snively, chaplaini | rulo shall be enforced, and that all dcbates | tacit agreemont that the Union' Pacitic b Jusband, a0 rasides,. Mayor Mooro,. | Eixine Madison, Janesville, Governor Thuyer to-day issued the follow- 'ilnltl-}w Buress, oficer of the day; 1t 4. | shall cease to-morrow' at 5 o'clock ana vote: | would not be called up, refraiaed from ab Sncis, hus Jush recelved o mosnge | Belglk Winona, La Crosse, ing notaril commissions or, tnside guards 4. 1. Pavson, outaide | ing on_tho bill begn. sorting further to dilatory tactics and the FOR RHEUMATISM. from the father of Jack Burns, who | andsiomer iwports nia East, Northeast aad George . Worls, Hastings, Adaws county; | oodore I Elllott, adjutau chedule K., woll and manufactured wool, | call of states was procecded with, Hut an alls for his son John to come to him in o L Frauk Hoyd, Aynsworth, Hrown county} was then takon up. other obstacle to the speedy dispatch of | Bufered 40 Yeurs and Cured. xas. The mossage states the father | ufim,'u:"-fd'fi‘.‘.’,':.‘fim‘fl Harry G, Counsman, Omaha, l)uu;,l(\s Mr. Vance moved to smend the first !mrn- business was thrust into the house by Mr. county: H. F, Pitman, Chadroa, Dawes graph of it by making it read, “Al wools, of .| Brower of North Carolina, who introduced iR S is dying and desires to place in his | s 5 1 > Py & L X " Por over farty years 1 have been a victlz # son’s keeping important papers now in a on the county; Frank J. Taylor, St. 1’aul, Howard thealpaca goat and other like aniwals, shail | bill for the repeal of the' tobacco tax and . v $508810] he father. Thisis the s couniy s Will 5, Hurliui, Outaha, Douglus | oy 3 , bo admitted free of duty,” and addre moved its reforenco to the committee on Shrmisn. 1 wn sl b b7 83 75 Dostestion ob whe failior RIS lathe | aEnarahy aite county’ Kd P. Churehill, Lincoln, Lancastor ildren Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. | tie seuate in support of the amendment. | ways and woa: QU- 1 Mae Waed 40 deitien 434 » B 1ab i ANC SN Aave acar FOCKER Asalatant Gaue nagor coui B, Shoplierd, Ouibia, Douglas After speaking some time Mr. Vance | Mr. Martin of Texas offered, for reference, £ AR IMARANS. MTE NODM 2 Beo from him in twenty-four years. ¥. K. CARPENTER, O sionger sud county; George K. Boweriuan, Lintol, Lan- | = —— | ¥ielded to Mr. Allison, who renorted several | @ lonk preamble and resolution about. ti ey S L] Have used Dr. '8 Positiy AR rvouD, Avistens Genors) Prassngsr caster county: Grorgo E. iowerell, Grant, amendments to the wool schedules, ©vils of the present existing tariff system, and 04 UgM a3 Unber a4 1a 0y souib | ave used Dr, ow’s Positive | § icob Ayopt. 0t ! Perkins county ; Frank I.: x\s nith, 1$1)m“mi Whea Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta. The nmellx;lme;;u. whu'l; wore sent to the | declaring that the panacea for all our ills Jo8. BDBELL ‘u ) “““'1.\’ o g 1\“'““ cough | 32 ¢l deners uperiatendens. Douj:las county; Jawes Amos, Pleasan! e printer without being read, are to the follow- | is to adopt without delay a series of repealing pled € Y medicine, One of my children was Mull, Saine county ; Hurry Vanderhoff, Sew- a8 & Child, sbe eried for Castoria, ing effect : statutes, repealing all privilezes and closs "“""“:::’; f,'" w Away Cratchesi | qujckly relieved of a s attack of ard, Soward ¢ u ty. ‘Whien she becamo Miss, she clung to Oustoris, In paragraph 346, taxing wools of tne first | logislation, It further mistrue s the commit %0 Permanently. | croup by it. [eheerfully pmmend it. INGAI'S CABB DISMISSED. W1ou shohad Children, she gave them Cagtorie. | @0d 8econd class '1i conts per pound, the | tee on wars rnd meuns Lo e "y ithout de; S0l by Druggiste and Dealers Beeryhere H. L. Covell, Graud "Rapids, Mic Mr., Bailinger, of Axiell, diswisses his word “second” is struck out, and the words, | Lay tue bill ranes THE CHARLES A, VOGELER CO., Balumore, Md. | Gooddman Dr! PEEHLESS BYkS :‘.ffllu;ll't.r‘u‘;fl:lrt