The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 16, 1905, Page 16

Before Buyin Your Winter Suit, and Overcoat. Investigate values offered—38 study successful tailoring our clothing will impress you with their service-giving quality and moderate prices. We say, compare well the values of- fered in other stores—if you will, then we are sure of your trade. BROW THE S: FRANCISCO CALL, THURSD NOVEMBER 16, 1905. : for yourself the clothing years of experience and is in every suit we sell. MINER M EETS | DAMSELS TWO Avers That One o ‘ Pocket While | BY JAMES C. CRAWFORD. Speaking through a white veil that was | mot sufficiently opaque to hide her de- | cidedly ferruginous complexion, Miss Florence Brown earnestly expressed her estimate of Miss Ella Wood's cahracter. ‘Me an’ Ella,”” she said, “have been | friends a long time, an’ I'll take a dyin’ This SHOWS THEM NIGHT .- LIFE f Them Picked His He Said Adieuw DENIES SHE THREW AWAY HER HONOR Samuel B. Pauson’s Wife An- ‘ nounces She Will Wage| Bitter Defense to His Action for a Divoree Hale's Open Saturday Together inal. member $100 for Best Pictures of Santa Claus verses containing the words Hale's, Santa Claus and Zoys. Every child under 15 is interested. Be orig- We don’t want any copies. Nights Till Chrisimas. with the best four-line Re- to draw your picture on white unruled paper with black ink, and write your name and address in lower right hand corner of the paper with drawing and verse. Drop your pictures in box on third floor. Read over the conditions we printed In Sunday’s papers and Tuesday's Ex- aminer. among those we receive b day’s advertisement. 25 SRS Gn g % oath that she never robbed nobody. s s | % e The styles, fabrics and originality Of J ke et mait o B ‘seboms o DEFANIS it | Building Notes $14 to $35. BROS. V1L get it.” There was bitter reproach in the glance | that Miss Wood, unvelled and dark-vis-| aged, shot at the “kickin' gent” while | her honesty was thus being extolled, but | it merely served to accentuate the grim- ness of the smile with which he had hearkened to Miss Brown's testimony. | Miss Wood, and the complainant, regis- | tered as John H. Shelton, mining man, residing at the Hotel Sutherland, swore and Miss Brown through the redlight dis- trict one recent evening. It was on Mar- ket street that he met the ladies that same evening and without awaiting for- ma! introduction requested the pleasure of their company. They rebuked his boldness by asking him what he meant by it, and when he explained that he was Grand larceny was the charge ag&inst' that she pilfered from him a sum of $130: in gold coin while he was ciceroning her | FOR HER MAINTENANCE | Asserts That Husband’s Cru- | elty Drove Her to Take| Her Little Daughter and Flee to Her Mother’s Home | | Asserting that she is guiltless of wrong- | doing and that her husband’'s charges against her honor are unequivocally false, Mrs. Emma Pauson joined issue yesterday afternoon in the action for divorce insti- tuted against her by Samuel B. Pauswi, president of one of San Francisco's larg- est clothing firms. It was no act of hers, | she says, that ‘disrupted her home, but, Watch for the opening of the first floor of the annex. Carpenters are at work bettering the resent bullding, to be fit company or the new; painters, plasterers, plumbers are hurrying to make the new store ready. 3 Bach has his work to do—no confu- sion. It's interesting to watch the bullding grow. It's as interesting to watch how clock- like the store is doing its work. How smoothly the wheels of service are running in the midst of incon- veniences. Meat Platters (Turkey Size), 45¢ 14%4-inch platters of good We are going to -4 $3.00 efore to-n for the first winaing pieture (from ight), and print it in our next Sun- Nineteen other pletures will win $5.00. too. —— | below | a lonesome stranger in the city thelr re- T - STABLISHED)| 16518M ARKET S'l‘ tranger in the she asserts, it was the causeless cruelty ' h ¢ $3.9 1867 ‘5 MONTGONEDRY §| ccotmentinve miy to pity cnd e 2 of Samuel B. Pauson himselt that drove || Semi-porcelain, decorated with Skirt $3.95 . Py guardianship on the proposed ) her to abandon him and seek comfort and Of broadcloth, double box tour. “"‘Bu! you mus'n't take us anywhere ihat ain't entirely proper,” they chor- }’4 ! B —— 4 y ‘, YOUTHFUL PRISONERS ARE | used, warningly, “for we're rest'rant 7 7 /%// huabanis: accusationh is made in an sp economy lght on the Thanksgivh i o - ION | o 2o g - giving ® 2 % . il { T crockery store downstairs: | lam Gordon and George W | solicitude for the preservation of their | Good $1.25 values. splendid skirts out on second | sympathy in the New York home of her mother, where she now resides. Mrs. Pauson’'s spirited answer to her tion for divorce instituted against her. gold and flowers, big enough for the turkey. Other dish values to throw a strong pleated front with yoke effect, cut full, in blue and black, at Leuck. g i . . . fair fame by showing them the interiors i English 2 : " i ) . ¢ that h £t sh Teapots, 33c: 0o | Two prisoners who pleaded SUIILY. | ¢ varjous free music halls. His discrim- pr:vh‘]: hc;m:vei?i‘:;e:l:: :ngn:x)u!chmig Those brown ones, decorated; 5-cup floor to-day, including | the one to a charge of grand larceny |inative bestowal of attention made it ap- | take depositions and secure the presence size; worth 45o.at 3he. New Gray Skirts : e other to two charges of bur- | parent that Miss Brown was de trop, but 2 of witnesses who, she asserts, will prove | | Vegetable Dishes, 37ct So many h: bee lowed to go_on probation |she bravely ignored his neglect and un-| front row chair and emitted &enaml | nooent of - the hcousations’ IeidiR Gane s onos of white vemi-pdros: | Bright Sy B B TR g oo Filliamn 26 vas bl i 2 emboss z . b yesterday. William Gordon _was | complainingly partook of his liquefied ®olo. o000 o | agatpst her. . Jalns Iy e:'fl“ ed design. e e e e vouched for to Judge Dunne by Captain ed him to report hospitality, because she did not desire to peated impatiently. behind a daintily gloved hand. ' BAYS SHE NEEDS FUNDS. heavy stockholder in the Techau Tavern, the | Soup plates, dinner plates and new Holiday Box, 7S¢ Yyesterday. At $3. 10.00, See them m-da_v.”' b s —second floor. y Y r B r | C A. Creighton of the army, who | spoil v] her chum Chief Ik pl"-‘ Tax ( ollector ‘:;ndF Ae\ ha Al ',‘. wtr;e }(e\u(hma)nd his | :‘*as hl;‘\'ch\sg}.fle}-‘f;r‘ldal;;?‘ivl:e:‘cl‘;\e :ound of “She's asleep, your Honor,” faltered | Continuing in gentler strain Mrs. Pau- ¢°;;\‘l:e muul plates of fine, clear, Is Strone Candidate for | parents in ‘<t for many vears.|sightseeing was completed, the ladies de- | the bailiff. ; son asks that in addition to an order for (| RIS Seriporeelaln with neat = 5 young man had fallen into temp- |clared that they must go home, as their Well, you wouldn't exceed your duty | $500 a month alimony the court direct her " Bac Combs 25C Place of .\'llp(‘l‘\'l\'oPS' Clerk | tation but Captain Creighton | vocation necessitated early rising, and | by awakening her,” snapped the court. | husband to pay her forthwith $§2500 for Char : ’ i 5 promised that if given a chance Gor- | Mr. Shelton gallantly escorted them to| After many gentle shoulder shokings Bas, fomedipts et (L thon ristmas Cardsand 1906 Empire style, gilt mounted, | don would behave himself. e Judge | their jvint abode on Ellis street. There [and implorations to “wake up" 0 | funds, , % . : i . v | G ol e e Mappointad | he left them, after having bidden Miss | slecper ~opened her eyes, sat stifiy, | tain myself and my little daughter Ar- Calendars ready in most| with large jewel setting, topaz, Captain Creighton probationary officer. | Wood an exceptionally tender au revoir, | blinked at the baillff, yawned widely line, who {s with me, and turthermore. || pogylsful variety—choose emeralds or rubies,, in shell or : R e e ight of September 3|and half-an-hour later they were awak-|and requested to be informed if any-|another little one will soon be born to P gpdied 2 stole a purse from Joseph Dominguez | ened from slumber by a policeman who, | thing were wrong. When told that she | me.” For medical attendance and the |} 2207¢. . 25¢. ¥ | 11 on Pacific street. acting under Mr. Shelton's instruction, | was holding the machinery of the |care she says she requires in anticipation BN ] AR T Side Combs, 25¢ pair; Van Leuck is only 16 . | tribunal at a standstill she smilled lan- of the visit of the stork the additional 5-inch ones, curved to fit the head; le employed as a7 % | guidly and followed the officer to the | sum of $250 she asks, she asserts, is none Statlonery highly polished. 2Se pair. 18 street he en- | | dats. too much, and as she is in immediate Fi Chri Back Combs. s . tered the rooms of-Herbert L. Landis | | | “You must pardon us for disturbing |need of financial assistance he asks that irst ristmas thought. e plain, strong teeth, sheil Brockover and stole your siesta,” said his Honor, in frigid | it be awarded her w::h rs llttl‘e“delay ?ls Look at these: Py e AR S leaded guilty to tone, “but our calendar is crowded tsl;le machinery of the law will germit. Holiday Boxes, 4oc: 4 inches, highly polished, shell e Judge | | and— S may.. Filled with splendid -correspond- only. ntence | | “Don’t mention it,” was tb: fraclou; M;—.l Pl.uaon,hpllulnu;tfl!:nmét;l: u:::xmslz"so’:m‘ :‘nce pa'l;z;r. “Bo;l(es pretty holly de- y wealthy man, belng Wi 450,000 4 . > B ! interruption, dellvered yawningly and meallhy Tem. VoS, Yncome of $50,000, belng & sug,.";”"‘ Pt ) Bl by Price Visit the new pyrography store arles Montgom- ““You don’t seem to be thoroughly awake now,” the Judge rejoined, and his tone Central Light and Power Company, Pauson & Co., which is Incorporated with a capital stock 48 sheets, 48 envelopes. New style, SHARP WILL CONTEST B Ay probationary office : e };._r k,,' o g ot < SR was unthawed. o, 1,000,000 and nets an annual” profit of g‘l):? _I;:rlburu paper. Handsome. cigrat id that “books pre “Ya-a-a-s" I'm ‘ra-a-ther sle-e-e-py,” | $70.000, a large part of which goes to the plain- 25c. 9 K388 Ib the rEmor 7y UM in this action, and Is also heavily inter- 3ol i o i mow et rumbled the defendant's distended facial | ST, 15 thie, 4cUo0%, 370 1 $I5, Sna Ot Com. | | FArl Fenholders. 10c: - % 156 A tion ‘ot a few “men | orifice. “Up late las—last (yawh) night.” | pany and other corporations from which he |} = """ - s B ¢ stature Pargain prices, “Do you think you could manage to m%?’{"u:‘:hg:]ma‘fl:fidum o S Boe Ildo! thmem W’ehlleltll Sritgha W 3¢ s perfectly ied to .__4...—‘ o iy {1 TecOoVer YRS .l,OSl sleep before next Pl son their yearly household expenses were One tablecloth, size 42x70; 12 nap- - | day morning?” put in the prosecutor. about $12,000, the servants, clothing and table kins, 12 doylies. 25e. Market St., Near Sixth, S. F. English Vocalists at Lyrie. | “I*I——‘u-gu-gucss so,” Miss Decker | requiring this annual expenditure. In view of Watkin ' English voecal | | gaped. this fact this defendant should be allowed the | sum demanded, which is $6000 a year, or one- Will Report om L heard in new solos, and Liza Lehman mariner, with having obtained money from them by falsely representing her- SCANDAL WILL DEVELOP. to Have the Pleadings ssisted duard Parlovitz, | “So be it,” sald the Judge. *‘YOU &re|,.; ‘of the annual expenses of the former pianist, will give their second concert | given forty-eight hours to wake up.” household. Furthermore, it is the intention of IS \'EARI\'G TR The Supervisors’ License Committes in this country at Lyric Hall this | e this defendant to return to San Francisco from B = TAL | sesteraay reterrea to Deputy Tax Col- 2ing, with an entire change of pro- | Mrs. Lioba Galle, accused by J.F. Wein- m&l{:rl;hr;gdflg:mg;_;:: e e lector Benham the proposed ordinance R assc ATl OF uehieactintat weh) rich, barber, and Wilhelm Simpkens, | KROWINE aeC 100 COITEel A Meeded: Judge Cofiey Grants Petition | imposing & graduatea license on xu:- ers of hotels, restaurants and lodging- delightful _song le, . the “Daisy | i x Chain,” will be d for the first time | | self to be & spinster, was instructed and | The afidavit was prepared in New York houses. Benham is to confer with a here. The Watkin Mills' farewell to| | | | arraignea by Judge Mogan, who then set | City and presented in the litigation by Amended. committes of hotel and restaurant | San Franctsco will take place at Lyric | | the case for hearing next Tuesday. John J. Barrett, who will represent Mrs. —_— owners for the purpose of submitting Hall on Sat ; afternoon, when an- | | i | “The defendant, who is & buxom Ger-|Pauson at the trial of the suit. So it is| Probate Judge Coffey yesterday granted | an amended bill to the one which w: other new programme will be: given, | | man. incidentally admitted that she was | that the wife of Samuel B. Pauson meets | the petition of James O'Donnell, nephew | passed to print at a_previous e he tax | 5 ' aturs being the “Liebesileder | | || e e Welnrich and Mr. Simp. | the allegations he believed would obtain | of the late Honora Sharp, to amend his | of the Supervisors. The Li o v Nice & 09 S “ of Brahms. Seats for both e at different times, of course, went | for him a divorce without contest. | contest to the will of the deceased, which | mittes will meet to-morr g o ne Hissrais es if| ooncerts are on sale at Sherman, Clay | | | | acwoolng her at 548 Howard street, where | Named as corespondents in his action for | he alleges was executed by her when she | 1o take acth - O e c e clerk of the Board | SRecitS AT on g el e D e vding-house. Mr. Welnrich | divorce are the young sons of several of | was not in possession of full mental W G S i J ¢ Supervisors, but would be consoled | e =14 S K D ahewdled §500 out of | San Francisco's most prominent Jewish | health and while she was dominated by it he were appointed cashier. Raleigh | % E 2 1 Bim ere he surprised her in the act of | families. While their names have not yet | yndue influence. Hooe, recording secretary of the Board | would serve his country well as alj " .lblusningly aceepting & proposal of mar- |been made publlo, the court having er-| OF her $250.000 estate Mrs. Sharp devised of Education, is of the opihion that he ' deputy in the Treasurer's office. | riage from Mr. Simpkens, who assever- | dered the papers withheld from the pub- | 520,000 to Park Commissioners Lloyd and Every Home Shouyld Have Its Easy Chair And right now the grest Morris Chair Sale is on. A dollar or two deposit is all you will have to pay, and vou wiil have one of the greatest presents that ever went into a home. Over three hundred different chairs have been bought and reserved for future delivery | arrestea Miss Wood and booked her for | grand larceny. “I had a hundred and fifty in loose twen- ties in one of my hip pockets,” Mr. Shel- ton averred, “and while I was bidding this brunette goodnight she must have | dipped and got 'em.” But no golden coins were found either on the person of Miss Wood or in her apartment, and when she told Police | Judge Mogan that she could crowd his courtroom with reputable persons able and willing to vouch for her lifelong hon- esty he gave her until this morning to assemble the throng. « e . ates that he had lavished $65'on her when the shocking disclosure came. Her hus- band did not appear in court, nor did she vouchsafe any information as to where he might be found. i . Temple Duchesne, putative actor and ex-preacher of the gospel, denled that he Intended to defraud Mrs. Mina B. Hill, proprietress of the Hotel Edin- burgh, by disappearing with a diamond ring, on which she had loaned him $150, and the lady sherself seemed to have been converted to his view of the case. “Since his arrest,” she testified to Judge Mogan, “Mr. Duchesne, who is lic, they must now be announced, for Mrs. Pauson is entitled to know the na- ture of the allegations she must meet and whose name has been connected with her in the scandal that has broken about her head. Notice that Mrs. Pauson has moved for the award to her of temporary alimony has been served on Attorney Walter H. Linforth, representing the plaintiff. It is probable that the motien will be consid- ered to-morrow, though Pauson may de- cide to stipulate that her demand for maintenance be granted pending the pre- sentation of the proofs he says he can offer in support of his allegations that his wife has violated her marital vows and Spreckels for the erection of a memorial gateway at the entrance of Golden Gate Park and the balance to friends and rel- atives. O'Donnell, in his original petition, asserted that it was not Mrs. Sharp's in- tention to so devise. her property, but that she was influenced so to do. Wish- ing to make his allegations stronger he asked leave through his attorneys, Ma- guire, Lindsay and-Wykoff, to amend his complaint. ‘When the petition for leave to amend was called for hearing before Judge Cof- fey yesterday Attorney Charles S. Wheel- er, representing the proponents of the will, objected, stating that instead of being amended the original contest should Louis Klein, accused of stealing a told me and keep him happy. are watch, opined that he would not get a| oo old friend of m S fl:'se;h:'; forfelted all -right for future considera- | pe stricken from the records of the court. | of joo try i, Ask m.w:,m:w. square deal in the court of Judge Fritz |t he oouid not remove it—the ring— | tion at his hands. He asserted that the attorneys represent- | o nid, (5% 5 JUF the cmothers and applied to. that magistrate for & | poa I aont sée any reason why I ing the contestant had taken the case | Meln's Food ShUMeR. Scad for our change of venue. “Why?" inquired his Honor. “Because I think this court is para- dised,” replied Mr. Klein. “Is what?” exclaimed the Judge. “Paradised,” Mr. Klein repeated. Then one of the bailiffs asked him if he had not meant to say “prejudiced” and he showrldn’t- believe him.”- The prosecuting attorney said some- thing about the ring having been pawned and also something about “soaking” being good to reduce swell- ing, but the joke—if a joke was in- tended—was too complex to provoke ap- Dr. Howard Cameron, Eye, ear. nose, throat specialist, has returned. Office at 218 Stockton st., Dana bullding. ————————— City Must Return Taxes. City Attorney Long yesterday ad- vised the Board of Supervisors that the sum of $2912 22, collected as taxes upon a contingent fee of 50 per cent of what they could get out of it, and that such a scheme had been held by the Su- preme Court to be against public policy. The charge was firmly denied by coun- sel representing the contestant, Mr. Ma- guire stating that counsel had been em- ployed by a reputable Eastern attorney, dae MELLIN'S FOOD CO., BOSTON, MASS. replied that maybe he had. Dlguse: 1 2 the J om the Sharon Estate Company on |who had written them requesting that S L ohn R b e anq?.\'r":f‘ is the rifg now?" the Judee | Bro%, @ eming a portion of New Mont- they care for the interests of the con- your case I'm sure he will be welcome | 2auired- B 7 troe:, must be refunded, as nt. A 0 todu wasithe Demss docsion. Wi again” Mrs. Hill re- | gomery % illegally levied. Long holds | This question settled, argument on the 3 Mr. Klein was committed not long | Picc ey e A ‘constitutes part of an |motion for leave to amend proceedtd, ago on the charge of having stolen a watch from a passenger on a Mec- Allister-street car, but a Superior Court Jjury acquitted him. * s . Augustus Sprout, confessed opium slave, pleaded not guilty to the charge of having stolen a green silken skirt, valued at $40, from a wagon belonging to E. T. Meyer of 222 Fifth street, and after his plea had been entered he dlyovlled into audible soliloquy and con- tinued it until Judge Cabaniss asked him why he talked to himself. “lI have two reasons for doing so,” was the reply. “Please state them,” said the Judge. “Well, the first reason is that I like to hear a gentleman talk and the sec- ond reason is that I like to talk to a gentleman,” was Sprout’s response, de- livered with profound gravity. Several policemen testified that Mr. Sprout’s general character was not good and he defied them to prove it. Then the Judge continued the hearing until the records can be searched for evidence of the alleged ill-repute. R ‘| “that such people as Hearing continued till next Baturday. e s Adolph Muller’s wife complained that Adolph, in drunkensrage, hurled her from a porch of their dwelling, 234 Richland avenue, and Investigation led to the dis- covery that she was Intoxicated and fell from the porch. Judge Mogan was in- formed, also, that Mrs. Muller was much given to overindulgence in strong waters, and that her children were shamefully neglected by her. Then the Judge sald : some things hat did not entirely harmon- ize with the Rooseveltian theory as to race sulcide. - 7 crime,” said his Honor, e these Mulledn lhou;d bring children into the world to be utu.rged ana neglected and otherwise pre- minal careers.” e s who is a laborer, an- nounced intention to begin divorce pro- ceedings, but the Judge apparently failed to perceive how such action would mend matters so far as the unfortunate off- Isprlng is concerned. / i California Limited. The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail- open public street and as such was not lawfully a subject of taxation. —_————————— The World’s Beauties. San Francisco has the distinction of hav- ing within its boundaries the most beauti- ful store in the world. It is simply beyond the powers of description, a fairy land ot dazzling llxht% beautiful paintings and flashing gems. The pleasure of & visit will linger with you alwaye. Col. A. Andrews’ Diamond Palace, 221 Montgomery st. * ——ee———— Eaton to Give Organ Reeital. Louis H. Eaton will give his twenty- eighth free organ recital at Trinity Church on Friday evening, November 17, ot 8 o'clock. Charles Trowbridge, tenor soloist of Trinity, will assist. The programme will consist of works by Bach, Guilmant, Hollins and Wag- ner for the organ, and Allison’s “The Lord Is My Light” and Haydn's “In Native Worth” for the singer. - —————————— Entertalnment in Grace Church. Tennyson’s “Idylls of the King” will be given by the dramatic reader, Pro- fessor Lee Emerson Bassett of Stan- and at its conolusion Judge Coffey grant- ed the same. Mr. Wheeler was given until 11 o'clock this morning to flle an- swer to the petition. When this is done the contest will be set for trial —_—————— Good printing is flowing from the presses of Edward Knowles Company, 24 Second st. * —_———— METCALF RULES ON PASSENGERS.— Secretary Metcalf of the it of Com- merce and Labor has notll Customs Col- lector Stratton that freight vessels mot hoid- ing nger certificates will not be per- to carry passengers. The word ‘‘pas- s wn'"ly‘"d to‘ch:glm loyes carried on ;g:ntm company whether carried not. ———————— for hire or A tiny, chocolate coated tonic laxa- tive tablet that gives VIGOR and health to the STOMACH, LIVER way announce dally service of thelr famous University, in Grace Methodist S -y “The People vs. Rose Decker, cliarge | california Limited train, beginning November ford University, TOW. curing— alr eady this week. of keeping a disorderly house,’ Judsel o tran rubs through to Chicago In |Church, Twenty-first and Capp streets, and 3OWELS, thereby g Conlan announced, consulting his calen- | three days without ~ch ; carrying finest | Friday, November 17. short music Sick Headaches Biliousness Wh 5 g ¥ dar. . Pullmans, CunumumA.“ W‘:‘u “3:1 programme has also beeul arranged and s-n;; C:mploxlon JT::x:fl e?vu- y not your Take [hlS Chall’,fOl' examp]e, “People are ready, your Homor,” re- | 234, “omfeje 1ights and fans. Dining ca: | the e"“‘::::m:::ng‘;{: .:;dm-o:l:ll' Indigestion Heartburn Have you ever seen a greater off; b 3 g e A sevvice. e pnaianted gl ltoomepm B | oo D e v Loss'of Appeuts Dimples - “Summon the defendant,” the bench | Santa Fe tic] . Sour Stomacl zziness J greater ofier commanded. 5 inatscos . Will Hold Sale and Musienle. Nausea Foul Breath made? The price with cushions is $5.75 “Rose Decker!” roared Bailiff “Jack” Laws. From the hush of expectancy suc- | Church will hold a musicale and sale The ladies of Calvary Presbyterian Take only one “VIGORET” at bed on the afternoon and evening of Satur- £ day, November 25, at the residence of time and they will move the bowels gently, yet thproughly, each day and ceeding the roar there rose in meas- |- Count; Gred rescendo a prolonged soughing | i%ibis ety and land in Sorome County tieh | Mru, George Frink, 2628 Vallejo street, | permanently cure— mu:?.t-u::; &I n‘l'r m'odt, ul:etlh tdh"en ‘water | nine acres. .l';'x:l'lflflm:’“ L neyard. iwg | near Soott. '\‘h;:rnfllltl who will appear CHRONIC CONSTIPATION. conflicts 'or right of way in q F will be John ngton, Mrs. Zilpha cool, cleanse purify the exhaust pipe of & bathtub, and all | Ligm &8 {0 (e value bf 10, ProPerty eV | Ruggles Jenkins, Miss Grace Bying: Rhah AT RE6 S0Md B o Lt eyes were instantly leveled at a gor- - Fred Biggerstaff, Miss Julia 25e packages (50 hb{ntl) m trial geously gowned and richly rouged fe- male, who serenely slumbered in a i T & Tharp, George J. Wallace, Miss Rachel Del Valle and Miss Grace Marshall. size (15 tablets). Never sold in bulk. Eye Glass Fitted by our methods is many times the fancy- more valuable to you than priced ones miss-fitted by