The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1901, Page 3

| _ THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1901. ®FOURNIER’S AUTO LESSON NO. 1 CROWDS BID FOR , OR EVENING COON He SSE CER AATAT] ote @ et he mus: know the brakes 1 before he tuirre or stop. 1 of the levers, how t while hi do x0 ef touches the lever. 2) bile at all, and the rif he has an Greatest Automobilist!é in the World Begins!s us crowd last Sate his Hfe and had left a large extate attra ¢ people who had no idea His Instructive Series | ® inert LOCKPORT, Nov 22—The auction yyears ago. The story ia that Gy Cetishe (ay ees Boater as nes hutariouay ean oaeesuesmocaney mane | plaining the Use and} Hendleton, tine miles with wh vas kno | Management of the) st Harmen attmerad Xand hard Che stinph Two Levers —Ex- piodes a Mistaken! i Popular Notion. i that tthe | roth | but this y miles | that in] tt owas rumored. t Mrs Henry whom he daughter | hot ro oJ The Evening Werld presents ( toits readers to-day the first of! towhieh i tw bid pat it soual property on the several farms he | owned tn the town alone inventoried at | pia! $38,000, and the Het of everything, from a | jf | mig poker table toa steam launch, cov- | around Tonawanda the champion automobilist {| the world. Fournier gave our reailers| Jyestday a general outline of | of WORLD READERS] BULLARD'S GOODS. Foundation to His Fortune, It Is Said, Was Laid ir “Forty Nights in a Gambling-House.” white he r wooed the Again for- f saive nights he won fortune, the scries of six lessons on! * rochilthood, and thin {i “How to Manage an Auto- & te ade to ase the attendance | ile,’* pre; especially is At the sale les qarioullecc: prepared Le pally UIA Ko ts] Bullard’s entate tm eatimated at all the | Hor forty this paper by Henri 1ournier, |= D8! woy from. $280.0) to $40,000. ‘The per- | ty Nv reverse of i several of the finest farms in the Venezuelan President Dis- covers a Conspiracy Against Him. *| CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov, 21.—Prest- dent Castro, believing that a conspiracy to overthrow him existed, caused the arrest to-day at Puerto Cabello, of Ramon Guerra, the Minister of War, The President also brought about the arrest at Caracas of a number of partl. sans of Ramon Guerra, among them be- Jing Montauban, who ‘clilms to be a lzen, s have caused a great sen- sation. Joachim Garido succeeds Ramon Guerra as Minister of War. = THE OLD WAY Of Treating Stomach Trouble and Indigese tion a Barbarous and Useless One. We say the old way, but really it ts the common and usual one at the present time, the sevpe and eharacter o: the} Jessous and enumerated seven various essential to sue-: the first lesson d als with the ¢ nee cud munagemcut of tue two * devers, BY HENRI FOURNIER. | | jstea forty ahcats of foolscap. out to a quarter. and many dyvpeptics, and physicians: as well, consider the first step in attempting to cure indigestion 1s to diet, either by se lecting certain food and rejecting others, oF Ballard was one of the “characters 1 to Hk Y a ea Kame of cards with at Western New York. He was known | a few friends at home, and Ind all the wy most of the farmers in Niagara and | plranhe the effects. sold two elegant Erle Although in Mttle sa chanff: ur, things, ge matters See, SMIRG | to xreatly diminish the quantity of food His instructive and attractive | Bullard) gave Amrcnerounehanit Sede ea vonenteeras tah ton plan ts by, i 1 hy persons tn | }t one to ha her words, the starvation plan articics are illustrated by phot - | where he learned of worthy persons tn | jy ne to In ot! hs for which M. tournier Sot analn mut chronte bers Tm Sara ago he adopted a uretty | 2% munpesed to be the frat eatential ta f a J learned to keep out of his way irl tamed Lillan, de | the cure of weak digestion. elf has posed. | to rant sho| The almost certain failure of the starva- Close on a Horse Tea MM Ain neighbors usxed to he gave the sdovted| tion cure for stomach trouble has beem proven time and again, but still the usual advice, when dyspepsia makes {ts appear ance, Is a course of dieti All this Is radically wrong. It 1s footie’: and unscientific to recommend dieting of starvation to a person suffering from dye- On a horse t 16 {mare than once min fry of n successful deal in horne- | de aw neighbor who had al % meet. He wan no “note | a man Bullard wa LESSON 1. ‘ h 4} ‘ shaver, dohad as me hatred oilo heartbroken pela, because indigestion ttself starves The Use and wan Mf most moncy-lenders, J Itets)| Ere eee see tte anh preriber sofa) avetedangen tana LatersTaenatees fore tn wig, of North ‘Tonawanda, wan ap-lurdsred and declared that he would | the body. palnted executor of the entate by Judge | diiinnertt Tllian, | Thus arenoswilt Rit] What Is needed ts abundant nutrition. i Surrogate Charles Hickey in bed, death being due to heart dist | 90% less, and this means plenty of good, Bullard came to Ningra County thirty | ease. wholesome, well-cooked food and some nate | —_—— * = > ural inestive to assist the weak stomach Troadway, ant George Ploree, eighteen | 2 digest tt. ( of No. MM Clinton atrest, for] ThIa ts exactly the purpose for which, jon. “4 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapted and Rrunner, of 19 Henry | i !3 the way they cure the worst cases of |: erk in the employ: of Lipaicy | Mtomach trouble, : A Market unde ai clieres Of) tor him. ; sometiot x H nto the wtace thin | And thls ts In accordance with natere azd icwantiie - ve milky cat covern aid | common aense, because In this way the pian ine « at him when he trted pre hol If Bani ad NATHAN BRUNNER FIGHTS thom “opening ‘the imeney |ieorked stomach rested, because, the tabs THIEVES IN STORE. Tie Maiean street acs | lets will digest the food, whether the stom- “ a eet tion, who captured the men ach‘tearks or not. One of Stuart's Dye ——. pepsin Tablets will digest 1,600 grains ef v) “ries Attract the Attention of n CHANLER NOT IN NEW YORK. meat, eggs aod simtiar food. Policeman and Robbers Are LA 2 Mid i "| Any durggist will tell you that Stuart's : ae > traor= canst. | special to The venine Worit) | SP*Varae hag reyaeinegy ob Ure NORFOL! Va ‘ov, 22.—Capt. Mica- ane males! remaiiyi for, sean tro everybody in sight. jJah Woods, of Charlottesville, Va., one | .y°, Dereon suffering from poor: et jevers at the right of ! 1 Ps and lack of appetite can fail to be imme Hearn ere ie three. pouslble: posit af 3] _ Magistrate Mayo In the Essex Market | qf Jont Armatrong Chapler's lawyers. (diately and permanently benefited if, they the other four: cantele re Cea dclabah el hentia debt ke @| court to-day held James B. Kehoe. Now York to attend the Horse Show | two of Stuarts, Dyspepsia’ Tobie etioy Jona importa MGTCOSOATOECOHES | twenty-three years old, of No. 94 Eastland never contemplated doing fo, each meal. Att pulled pack as far t U having been given this posittoa, ther attention need b Fi ee al 4 ver. It will “stay pear) Hand Made Miniatures Lambert Seamless Wedding Rings, operates <P : ; Ley veces ot the Rearing SFE, suite a litte time-—not much, itis trug, with our corps 18 Karat, $4 to $16. low the Moor of the car. These | BTS EY of artists and goldsmiths, But now is the time to place 4, y. 22 karat, warranted fire ahacde of aluminum and the surfaces | Ey sour speciil orders. We will take great pains with the ¢ {4 Karat. warranted scild and ceernlece: easily slide: ps i KJ work and deliver at your pleas- 2 fi G \nelOhnnmesewe sheet ure Ths Piece to the leit is $3 to $12. me $6 to $24. The other ts pu! changement de) solid 14 karat. gold miniature No Charge for Engraving, . 5 ging the speed. — tt : a > Muuinten entirels: the degree Ok apeed at Be ore am as brooch, set with all pearls or SS Lambert Bros.’ Wedding Rings have come to be known the world which the machine travels, and in this mae Asextensive pearls and turquoise—one of the = over. Ths Christmas season is a fitting and popular time for nuptials. positions aro possible to the EASON has much to do with jewelry, Asextenor” prettiest combinations. Notice It isa fitting time also to buy where you receive standard articles at cr: Thrown as far forward as It will manufacturers, dealing directly with our patrons, © the the manufacturer's price. aes: tranufacturers’ prices, ! 4 ko, It Indicates a speed of wx or seven acturers, ‘ele of frost is in the air, This more expensive one is ~ K ki ‘ Tiller ant hour, and this Is the position know it? When the sparkle harm and warmill to the solid {4 karat gol with Z-gM Lockets for Keepsakes. J of, tie erdinars TH sparkle of jewels and jewelry adds char y $0 scrolls, set with S11 7 7eRae Fashion's decree is that Lockets, the depositurl:s 4 xe k indicates speed | Hanpearance of man or woman. . Christmas pure diamonds each uf f of portraitaof those whom we hold dear, should be i a F T at hand. Cl traitsof t x & na the third one a os if rost is here. The season is and 10 whole set with precious stones. On the back of this | The sparkle of frost parks. $135.00 “CHRISTMAS CORNER,” ‘Third te Mecca of the best and most sen- and its environs. _ It is not Christmas ‘as been Horse Show week. To others it back as it will go, fe with {ts power- rapidly approaching makes the. the speed of Avenue and Fifty-eighth Street, sible purchasers of the city To some the week h and a racing autome ful motor can trave @n_ express train. There 1s nothing more remarkable in the management of a machine than the Our own gold work and im- Port of stones. gram. ye fyi 4 c! { home-loving Tesponse of this speed lever. et. be ales = . To the great class of hon Why a little bar of steel pushed in is the week before Thanksgiving: ers in thoughts of the holidays. Plans ‘i fosttions varying not more than four or neople it is the week that ush Be iy ive Inches each from the other, should people it is sents: paths ‘ave being laid for pi / change the rate of machine from a leisy Gur Plans eight times as 2 one of Standard f pera LS eae adie + have laid our plans for the benefit of the great numbers of four. Watches. Evhay 5 lly. We have successtully ap- But when ho has come to understand ty friends who return to us annually. SUCK ) olapeed slaves ha lis verve fare from tes Maal eso eee ‘d to those citizens of New York and vicinity who admire for $1 ing able to lay hand upon {t. For while f works pealed to those citiz f diwatel d who de pe must understand the tise of the! and cases consid- fashionable jewelry, pure diamonds and good watches, and w ys A pavenesbetorsiheicamrstarts fle iautome: such articles of standard merit with full confidence st their money’s worth. Confidence has been our hobby. Qur guarantee has been our best friend, because we have protected it for twenty-five years, There are two classes of jewelry stores in New York. One is on Fifth avenue or Broadway, where fashion demands its exorbitant profit. os = ered, tell ther son we sell mc watches than any other sire to purcha: in them, provided they g house it TWO DROP DEAD AS. ’ CLOCK STRIKES 10 elaine Watch one is given at a fair valuation. We more than head the latter class. legen aisoulalee Bien Taper Band Rings i‘ face, wn y : D e a $50. bert work. The diamond is Always maintain a show of I Mitiguressvanen the Our 1aAmMonas s agem. The ring is land- quiet elegance. Fine diamond } pose E have been importing diamonds for a number of years and aS made is4i karat solid) gold: ind.ss Karat pole Maren | ; ’ E hi i i rade ti en 7 in our ow! Fs ‘ ONE IN COOPER UNION LI-| $27.50 A “Head Liner’ IW) most of those now on hand were imported more than a year eee uation, ‘ : BRARY: ANOTHER IN SALOON. LA ae ee tania ago. Since then there have been several increases in price. Our Lambert Rings. have given our, own, name and we sake 1 Sha aekaral Gold prices are less than wholesalers now ask. We might increase our repulatton on both diamond snd saa pM Hatter Ratsed Glass to Hie Lips Hunting Case Watch: It $25.00 prices and make larger. profits, but that is not the Lambert policy. It's specimens. of the Jewelee's arts the volume of fowetness that counts with us. with “Here's Luck!” and Fell Lifeless, bears a richly engi border with a centre for A new size for Man's e G . Fitted with ; , Waltham, Elgin or hunting case, Waltham ° ‘Two men dropped dead in New York Lambert works. No piorElain. works.” This, is ‘ax the clocks struck 10 this morning. CEH aka bic abat Soe erie eats Last year this watch was Offered by a large firm as special at $30. solid gold watch can be sold. One died tn the reading room of Cooper Union Library. He was reading a news: Paper. The other dled tn a Firat avenue Gatoon, He was in te act of taking a drink. -From a dispensary card tn the pocket of the unfortunate who came ty his death In Cooper Union he is supposed to havo been Richard Baldwin, of No. 32 Cherry street. He was about fifty-three years of age aid had the appearance of a cierk out of employment. When he toppled over dead ‘there was t Skt excitement in tne reading room. Policeman Keeling and a ibrary attend- ant carried the man to an ante-room make are Pins for Football Days. Every ‘Lambert Watch Is Guaranteed. Silver watches are is almost an unhearJ of price for a Ladies’ solid 14-karat Hunting Case Watch, with choice of Waltham, Elgin or Lambert works We have still in voxue. The one to the right and an Ambulance was, aumnmone 1 heavier watches that cost more, is an exceltent timekeeper, Every college has a pennant. We have heart disea but this watch is the best value and sterling silver hunting them reproduced in pins, correctly colored and lettered. This ie the rush season—for om in Curtis, of the Cooper Untoa sald that Baldwin hee a visiting there dally for several months. He spent hours over the newspapers and ; Cheap magazines. The man who «i oblainable for $16.50. A splendid boy's watch, In Addition to These, Our $40 Men’s Gold Watch is admittedly the Greatest Watch Value in the City. LAMBERT BROTHERS, Third Avenue and 58th Street. Holiday Gifts Reserved Until Wanted. d taking a drink was Thomas Donovan, a printer, of No. 334 « East Twentleth street. He had ordered dri for meveral friends Oo. M3 First avenue, and had! Juat raise: glans with a “Here's Juck, when he dropped dead on the Hin awall fora had thirty. comp! horrifled — companions hastily lowed thelr drinks und then hurried hysiclan, who sald that the man led of heart failure. He was years old, robust and had never; Ined of ilincea, % BNIbSnmere Crete ecm cali Sener eee Masonic emblem locket are six fil The reverse tory, of solid gold. $12.00. SOLID GOLD HEART LOCK- ET. Inside is a gold frame for the photograph. i which we engrave. Int —much better than the ordinary retailer can buy The other is where full value Our Watches HICH have always been a standard feature of the house are cheape1 in comparison with others than ever before. For fear you may be deceived by fine rose-cut diamonds. & ide is for mono- It is made in our fac- Third Ave. and S8th St Open Evevings Until 7. Saturday Nights "fo" We have them as high as $1,000. But these are excep- emblem, too, of perhaps tender nature is this The back is for the monogram, ntre is a tine diamond 2. Inspection will prove the statement. Notable Cluster of Diamond Rings. We have searched the Diamond markets of the world to select the stones mounted in these rings. They are medium-priced rings. tional values. Many sales—small profits. Having imported our diamonds before the increase permits us to sell. them cheaper than REPUTABLE jewelers. Belcher Rings retain their great popularity. This is hand-made, set with an honest diamond. Ring is 14 karat gold. offers of cheap watches, always ask the of the case and the works. Values are easily: determined we watch inspectors for the New York Central and Long Island Rail. roads, and the care in handling the watches on which many lives de id is the care we give every watch passing over our counter. To pr tec our gold guarantee, we assay acase of every lot received. oer feel safe, and you can feel safe, too. Standard works and standard cases only. It ls Lay-Away Time Allg sales tend the courtesy of our store to those selecting goods has long been tys, which we carefully lav away until called for. It Hast na practice at the CHRISTMAS CORNER. You are wely be cet an old friend or new one, If a new one, you wil it base eine MeN, is not 2 fad. Especially to” women, Nas a signiticance of esteem on the part of friends. and relatives, We cater to that sentiment and deal’ with it in an honorable manner. The efforts of our factory and store are all directed to that end, We are never out of thes: pins Sterling silver pins, same size as cut. $1.20 Smaller size, 75 cents. Old Gold Exchanged, Remodelled or Bought. i Mail Orders Despatched Promptly.