The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1904, Page 3

—e eS ee . ee tipts Ae . ‘ THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JULY WE, JUDGE OFAN PATER aeae . Magistrate Ommen Denounces | Sarah Donovan, Accused of Lar-|have been known for sixty years Central Office Detectives for} ceny, Was Befriended for Her | #3 standard high-grade pianos, Taking Men in Custody on} Court Appearance by Young Pi ade ee cia Insufficient Evidence, Woman in Tombs, durable. Let us send you our catalogue Magistrate Ominen, tn Centre Street! Dressed in one of Nan Patterson's| With Reduced prices and terms Court, to-day expressed himself forcibly | best gowns, and wearing 6ne of ving against the practice of Central Ofice | interesting yor manera ria} | OO OuE COW Srvene Ryrehent gS ® woman's fine jewelled : Aetectives In arresting alleged thieves| rings. ® protty young girl, who gave|YOU three years’ time on a piano on suspicion indiscriminately. the name of Mra. Sarah Donovan, was | without inter Detective Murphy had arraigned be-|artalaned before Judge McMahon tn sehen -day, to plead to an} NO pianos so celebrated as the nd larceny, WATERS are sold at such low — | | OMAN TPARTMENT HOUSE, 9D Didckas or rensuses. ARRESTS WRONGLY {WORE BEST GOWN DANGER OF ADT a | ae FROM MEAT STRIKE, o> Sete LT] Police Prepare for Trouble on the East ; Side— Kosher Butchers Organized to Fight and Shops of Merfbers of Association Are All Closed. wat fore the Magistrate two young men, | Seneral Sessions to Charles Balser and Max Fleisch, whom Water rrant for he had arrested in @ crowd d Several weeks ago Mrs. Donovan ts |. teotive swore they were acting Fay Baa alleged to have robbed her employer, | Prices and on such easy terms, pictous manner, Both sald they had) * Mr® Wherle, of No. 7 West One Hun-| Call and seethem or send postal =~ heen arrested before, Fleisch admitting tded and Forty-ninth street, of $100 ne had been convicted, worth of clotiing. She has been in the |£0F Catalogue, DONNELLY URGES MEN AGAINST VIOLENCE. CHICAGO, July 18—President Donnelly to-day sent out a new circular urging the men against violence, as follows: f @| “You had no right to arrest thesq| Tombs since her arrost, and Nan Pat- “We must win mil $ | young’ men,” the “Magiatre wat ae |tersom met her there. She guve her the | HORACE WATERS & CO, Ss . uh @® | Murphy, being suspicious persons, | ies# and ring so that she could make “Because every American citizen must have living wages. ’ TO Gl even it they were travelling with|® £004 Impression In court 134 Filth Ave., near 18th St. - “i = thieves, Booner or later some o; th M jonovan pleaded mullty to th yay Must have a good home. 7 BI tetiows wat charge you and Ae on charge, and her lawyer asked for maarey Harlem Branch, ' “Must have the very best for the children, | panions with oppression for such acts as] Decause of the circumstances surround. | 204 West $25th/St., near 8th Aves ; “ nn this, and I want to tell you I'l be the} ims her crime, He sald the gil ws | = a4 “My st have recognition for the union. ° first one to hol you for trint » [agai oaks rohatien ‘Towne ° , ‘We can win, * Datective Murphy defended his ae~ hip, Company, ‘nt ‘New tleana: that 4 a re tion, saying (hat the first duty of al #he had eloped with a man named Don. ; If you stick by the union. - j policeman was to prevent crime, and | ONAN! as une, became Impover- c c wag “If we obey the union when it says: ‘Molest no person or prop: by arresting the two whom van had to gost as a’ darter ts | ocdee teetee eee ees Here A ‘ ; S — @ | to be thieves ho had =|order to support. herselé, Jude yp | COm™@, Custfiers and’ Cai res erty and abide strictly by the laws of the country, nee i $ |ventea "them trom "ateal Sanon sent the woman to cheeRene Lmay be otmained, rough a a “MICHAEL DONNELLY.” ——e § 3 Both young men were matory at Redford, ¥. Wants. Read the Warts 1 3| ¥ With more than half of the great east side on short rations and vel YING WOMAN r price of meat steadily going up; with the kosher butcher shops which sup- ply the congested quarters closed up tight and the ordinary shops selling CR f iT] Ne little fresh meat, and that little at almost prohibitive prices, the situation | l SAVE MEI | in this city to-day is one which is looked upon with great apprehension by ' the authorities. The attempt of the independent packers to supply the eity by work-! Unidentified Body Found Early ing day and night has failed to improve the situation in the least, There SLAIN RY ROBBERS UNION MUSICIANS is a genuine meat famine in the city now, and with the Chicago strikers To-Day at Foot of Stairs y+ rioting and a general strike in support of the meat cutters threatened there, Leading to Basement of the local dealers look for little help from the great packing centres, Apartment House, WHOSE PLAW FAILED? ET 10 ROOSEVELT \~ What the police fear is rioting, The east side is never reasonable about U ' ———. — families, It is made from pure, fresh, rich milk, To: the increase in prices of foodstuits. Few of them consider such matters at 1, but th The wystery that overshadows the HOICE ewe aba reach of all, for the next 5c all, but the moment a price is reached beyond their means they begin to It | three days we will sell 4 CANS for... act like a lot of wild animals, So greatly do the kosher butchers fear this death of an unidentified woman who | Engineer of Power-House Sup- Two Who Protested Against . C J panne hinll els veal ypcoty leva SESS 7 = At All of Our 130 Retail Grocery Branches, clase of customers that they have closed up rather than sell beef at ex-|atnirs leading to the basement of the posed Victim of Gang Who Free Entry of Foreign “Toot- The offer is further supplemented by a big cut in orbitant figures, hich they would be obliged to do if they kept open, In| five-story apartment house No, 14% Am-+ C d T Red, ripe, rosy, well-selected fruit, in large, anne omatoes, solid packed cans; 4 CANS for...... p22-os- ® Nothing is more hurtful to health than impure milk, ‘At this season unusual care and rapid handling are required tosprevent. fresh milk from spoiling before it reaches the consumer, Condensed milk is safer,—far safer wheresthe quality is known to be first class, poe > Butler’s Brand is a boon and a blessing to many thousands of $LDDDDOD9G-9.99ODE IDI DDDOOEDIND DE NID ODIDD OS 4 DOEDOD OED the last meat riots on the east side, sevarst yenrs ago, some of thoae who| enum avenue deepens na the invexti| Meant to Plunge Towns inj ers” Not Stopped by Loeb as 4 4 atte of the poli . Th ry Hy 1 dared the temper of the crowd had their shops literally torn up around them. tear Was ioand’ about TU vabak tas Darkness While They Worked| Miners Were. Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, is in| morning in a place where it might have teeeee the city to-day. ‘The Secretary of the Federation, at a recent meeting of| been seen both by the milkman and the ' : > bak It 0. ve or wolal to The Evening Wor ] strikers, pledged financial support of that body, consisting of 22,000 untons,| \" fc, jel de M saete ba Banta Warne erate eta ine OYETRR BAT. July Ike. Inbor Ross $ Royal Belfast Ginger Ale Butler $ Peerless Malt Extract, gamore Hill to~ to the striking meat cutters. It 1s not known whether Mr, Gompers will| save me! Save me! were heard by|The police believe that Charles Luft, ident Roosevelt take @ hand in the settlement of the strike, but It Is not thought that|# woman, who thought they came from |engineer at George Juengst & Sons’ |"! he will, Mr. Gompers {s stopping with friends, but may open headquarters | #¢ o"¢ who was known to be sick electric light power-house at Croton | Without The original imported Ginger Ale that made The life-buoy of health, and essentially t Belfast famous. revitalizer for women, and retary Loeb Mrs, Carey, of No. 1498 Amsterdam! Fats, why sith ie yea ta{did not try to “shoo” th ? Unequalled for its purity; excels in its re- Not a stimulant, but a perfect tonic. Trysal . Lo ed ern wore FOR INDEPENDENTS avenue, the “Taloining house, heard the onal pled Whee oe the vistors ore Wf. As. Weiwe, Petate freshing and invigorating qualities, course as directed if languid, tired or fretful, ’ RRS fPENDE groans of a woman about 3 o'clock, Be- Whauee ate Satur A gt a [dent of the International Feder of . . j a RIKER! B65, z ciotip. thio chiy sh catead cd $b tation taunt | CEE Saar oraaon nary. were seme 8s|Tecamr"ceae” care, SUNeTeSY SIEM, ne} Srel Ot lnternatlonal Federation o Dozen bottles, $1.17; a bottle, LOc Dozen bottles, $1.15; abottle, 10 “Mra. Ray, OMS si * be appreciated by those acquainted with conditions {n normal times, Every-| Mrs. Carey thought the rion were , thing was quiet. A few men handled beef in cars at the trust houses, but} 4 friend of hers who was ver: they were clerks and had little love for the work. A few non-union men bh ve been raving in fare at work, but they are not competent and their combined efforta do| tao inc more Sttention to th It {s supposed that Luft was mur-|of the New York City Musicians’ Union dered by & gang of burglars who in-| Phey had a protest to lodge, they told tended to shut off all the electric lights | Mr. Rovs Hh oe aoa the mgm a and rob the count ( "this country of foreign musicians wito Lites as ted aio WALI labor contract satutes permit on TEAS AND COFFEES. Special ‘'S, & H."’ Green Trad PRUNES. Just received from Santa Clara, ter, although the cries lasted several "O84 stations between Breweters and ie oe. that music ie at dot ing Stamps Offers: ttle toward relieving the situation, minutes and then suddenly ceased, jCroton Falls, but werd tightened a'trada, The law. In the case of fie peal aris a a ee “From the Tea Shrub to the Tes aetae tok. the war The independent houses, of course, are slaughtering and handling as| When Mrs. Carey arose this morning us aco ieeian aie. ale Nek ns prunes—the Loi sue oe Table, Pat pend dais . 9 . she looked into the areaway between tne minutes before his body ° Rages ; world. Special prices for nex ee «Ib, ORE s+ soeys: fast as they can. For their double work they have recruited largely from ino peed She saw the dead woman W@* found three danger signals were The Po inkl Ry ‘ it P Pp we the ranks of the strikers, and to the credit of the strikers it may be sald! lying at the foot of the stairs of No. “shed by electric ght from the power Mit was dsidbed Green Trading Crisp Crackers, ; } that they have supplied all the men that the independents have asked for, | 1495 and immediately called Olaf Peter-{ 0U8e. At 1020 P. M. Engineer Lut thn Extra large, meaty, averaging 30 to} | 20 Fresh and dainty, But even with the extra production of dressed meats now posstble the in-| %" and Sedgwik Rosen, The men then 4% #*en sitting in front of the power ph . ' ° 40a Ib, regular price 45¢., 10c ce, ah notified Police: Is2 t house and at 10.56 P. M. George Juengst form bh or our price, AID, .., ereeee flependents can co little else than supply thelr regular customers. The presence of the oman ot tee haneane || tttad the power house, but could tind be put in the steamship lines and others with contracts get about all that can be pre- Vell Fouad on Natl Near B no trace of the engineer. laborers and pared, The wagons of small retail butchers were thick about the packing- = \: re from entrance A on BS The dynamos are driven by three Mr. Roosevelt told the vistting umstance lech marks foul | water edb: eo Presidents tha } houses to-day and the men were clamoring for meat at any old price. Few|piay is the finding of a vetl hanging to | Croton "River bey ore tee Uy the Sattar 10 with eve: uns HUTLEN S THAS at 10 Green Trading Stamps with @ of BUTLER S TEAS. 25C 5 Green Trading Stamps with ever: und of DEST MOC and 25c JAVA COFFEE ° At Money-Saving Prices, Large, meaty, averaging 45 eb ibc teres 2OC Medium size of same high 4c would. refer the | of Labor and i Juenget organized | [> de fruit, alb., only ..... got any, however, and these few had to take it in very small lots, ‘ wall sbout Are fos from ie or © searching party, including a number! With th cg gua ace gra y 5 Gresn T Stamps x ‘lof neighbors. After a lc earch the! ‘The Mr d to-day a_ tele y CITY’S SUPPLY LOWER. and & purse, in which was five cents, engineer was found, ising face downe, kram from the anthracite coal miners fl Condensed Milk—“Liberty” brand, Be, min and nt LTC] sweet Chocoiate—Piumpy” brand, ‘The report of expert meat men is that the city’s supply ts lower to-day bl gi found near by. A white cel- wer, in a foot of ter close by the | ¢ cal day In Pe nt fumous for 4 br ay 35c Colfees fresh roasted dally-- nd solubl eld, oc ‘s 7 ° 01 dc ee skin en tritiows au than It has ever been, and that it will not be long before the majority of ona ee ple ine cy be ai Bower oA E Madoeabidbn dl Bud cmitive before him t e watd cane for ins SBE ground while you wait. " 1 re >» de es orade Dal ‘ the population will have to quit meat-eating entirely unless they get their | for. teak cue te ike base End the tee hl G b for the Prese M itee’s Root Heer—Cooting, * CaeanePeetean @ quality each . meat {nm the hotels and restaurants, which continue to get iheir supplies be-| No one in the neighborhood seems to the aide. and they looked as though & nt the a copemaltte e| havea es tna Gon aodMal a 9c Olive ‘OWN # cause of their contracts. know the woman. The side door of | neers ni’ ' nif ° 2 tone i8e.; Mlb. can Quarts, Ge, ; Martin Blake's saloon, which adjoins, | J! 's, Senerally be ed that after he the morrow afternoon The markets were crowded with would-be meat buyers to-day, but there| opens from the hallway in which the | the | as n his body waa cn wheel iy and throw pints IB sprtcots. Pzsoatils setts 30 [WASH DAY FRIENDS. | ssin4 (ont nei was nothing duing for them. The price of chickens and other foods wag|body was found. The saloon door is make ft look on | ssrup; a enn : quart bottle 5 t y to- directly opposite the daor of the cellar, | dentally met - A BACK LICK 4 art View,” chutce | Borax Soap—Butler's Best, famous | Cider or White Wine Vine~ raised because of the extra demand, and by to-morrow it Is predicted the in- Where were bruises on the body, both fore, the layers urn Setiled the Case With Her, Pree ean pl Loni a 12c for its cleansing qualities, gAe—Quart bottle... ~ & creased prices will affect everything, from vegetables up to the highest /on a leg and upon one arm. They may of the pinnt r Wp; a can harmless to all fabrics; 7 DBC] Matigr's Matt Vinewss—Highest gradey yf plain and faney foods, have been made by her having been and frightened them Many great discoveries have been ma—"Park’ brand. MaKe 1 CAKES. .sese sete fart dolile nt 1Se Ty kosher butchers have organized three associations under the names thrown where she was found, Her death ue , ae =~ ft rs old made by accident and things better 4 \'9ql t in full 19¢ Scouring Soa) My Wife's Salad Dressing—Guar- of “The East Side Butchers’ Protective Association,” “The Harlem Hebrew mar hare been caused by violence or oy 1/14 - . it e duugh-\than gold mines have been found in New 194 crop, fresh dirt; 2 cakes fo: anteed from strictly fresh eggs and a fal m ‘e oor ° " em this way; for example, when even the, Prchers’ Association” and "The East Side Hebrew Retail Kosher Asso-| geveral hundred persona lving in the accidental discovery that coffee is the y Baton.” neighborhood had a look at the body, Py real cause of one's sickness proves of y Delegates from the three associations will hold a meeting to-day to| Dut none knew her, Several said she ( | (If JAIL most tremendous value because it] looked like a woman they had seen be- locates the cause and the person has plan for united action against the wholesalers, fore, but there was no ‘dentification, to get well, The local strikers have decided to use “moral suasion” with the non-| Several! bake then a ch union men who have been put to work by the firms coanected with the |4elivering | and butchers “For over 26 years,” says a Mis-| acquainted sourt woman, “I suffered untold trust in this city. with almost all the persons about the! h (}f SKYLIGHT agonies in my stomach, and even the| ) pur be: in heavy syrup, tie | Polishing Soap—“Bl ae ne seasons 8 10 | bon,"cleans without serateh- & can ing; acake.. les—Siiced, grated or in H Pie Pejost healthful dessert 10c ted A hie tea New 194 pack tne and see strong, & 10c lect y : 13¢ | Biectric Ammonta—Good, 5c large 2-10. Apricots, / A] strong fluid, a bottle. condiments, always tne Ac bottle heal ° Lasenby's Calfs Foot delicious dessert. verywhere; a bot Bri {einest = Salt—Large bag pure table salt— 46 hbothood, ith t it t ! |e, 4 Violet Ammonia—Delight Lt we bag p Pickets watched the slaughter-houses in the neighborhood of Forty- aie cat ts taal Were pil barony —— ny pee gate ing nee ao yrs A Peaches, | rite ps ae {9 ful for the bath; a bottle. | 2c Ice Cream Salt—Large sack, 12¢ fifth ‘street and First avenue to-day, and paid little attention to the plain-| ‘The woman in life would have been manent help, different oned saying it/ Mf pears, } packed io rich, AU" | Ciothestines bie blisken taht ae clothes men who circulated among them. considered very good looking. Those! Lad of 17 Years Escapes from) ¥as sastritis, indigestion, neuralgia,|M ug, (MMs? enone rope. D 5c H. L. Eichelverger, the general organizer, said a meeting of the ad- die gel tl Fool Rigel is 60 1 Geageed Srche Boe year °0 i 25¢ that she was between thirty and! visory board had been called for to-day and that the join executive com-| thirty-five years old. She welahed Raymond Street Institution fare eT iokes ot vie Hane Gel Beet — Chipped or Closepins—Strong and rell- sees thin: 8 packages for... 25¢ able, 100 £08... sseeeeresee 9c } 40 pe , . Tongaei4-l. 5g ; mittee would meet at noon to conduct routine business. All orders re-| Sout 1 Pounds and was five feet six) inn Brooklyn with Guards on | again. Fee lbs CB sssvcucesereess All Other Laundry Require- r . ¥ 8 P| inches high. y! proton can, Oe ; : Satet Vulean, spe- id garding the conduct of the strike here, {t is said, came from Chicago. The No Identification Marks, All Sides, hen taking dinner with a friend Bp oited meet-The famous Qe { ments at Lowest Prices, ofety et days: it boxes fr, OC one day she sald she had a now drink, which turned out to be Postum, and | Hl T told light. stockings. Thero Wes nothing [1 liked {t so well I told her I thought With rds patroiling the corridors |! Would stop coffee for a while and BIG GENERAL STRIKE found upon iritn the way of a parse} 11", ng devllants One. Hlelia, o use it, whleb I did. or marks upon the clothing that Ot he steen-wen -ol4 South Brooklyn boy.|. "30 for three months we had ny aid in any way to identify her, There r+) owl ‘ooklyn boy, = LOOKED FOR TO-MOR ROW. was no sme!i of liquor about the body, | ¢fMfected a daring escape from the Ray- Postum In place of coffee, without ; © | The police say until an autopsy dig. | mond Street Jail, Brooklyn, to-day ever having one “of my old spells, but packers will be unable to put non-| closes the cause of death and the body| Jt Was not until the Warden had the reeowe healthy and vigorous in- union men at work on the water| is identified they have scarcely any-| Prisoners lined up to take them to court|§ Franco-American; -ld. can ) strikers are firm in their intention of holding out until the trust gives iu, She wore @ lavender waist and skirt + ~————m lof material to match, Oxford tles and On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY of this week we give Double ‘‘S. ® H.” Green Trading Stamps cepti popul ecial offers are also continued ady with everything they buy, excepting on C. O. D. orders, Our popular sp: $ Hs pevddgee the famous Brands of TEAS and COFFEES which are giving such splendid satisfaction, » For sale at all of our 46 Wines and Liquors: Licensed Family Liquor Stores, (Special lo The Evening World.) CHICAGO, July 18.—A general strike . Of all the trades employed in the stock |tendors, as these to work upon. that Holts was discovered missing. “Husband kept saying he was con- : a ss f yards is expected to-morrow a license from the ae Rohe Thor a baad ic es An exelted search vered the! Vinced It was coffee that caused those WHISKEYS. Glo oir Popes per ri te fe 69¢ id This means that the firemen, e€n-| handle a boiler, BABY DIES ON TROLLEY CAR. means of escupe. High up in the roof spells, but even then I wouldn't be- CREME D DE MENTHE. Teymore Whiskey 50c n dy—Regulates the Bineers, stock handlers and others who! Rioting has begun at the stockyard Peddie Ade "lot the building was a small sieylight | Heve it until one day we got out of Creme de Menthe Prime qual- r, every j have so far not been called out will and the force of police at ares Ps Hed Taken 1t to Coney|¥'4¢ open, It was a pertious climb to|Postum, and as we lived two miles Tey, pint decanters, 400. 26 ¢ Join the butchers in a sympathetic|has been doubled, at point | Mosher Ban yamee @ COMET) ich the window, which opened. on |{fom town I thongit to use the cof- rie Ppint decanters, { strike, It is believed this action will Three Men A, Island for Ite Health, | Liberty, and the lad could have done fee, we had in the house. ‘ Black and White Seoteh Whis- Pause the total shut-down of the pacK-| Three men are dy! re Dying, While Mrs, Josh Dockery, of No, )80 only by the exer ota skill which The result of a te ‘8 use of cof- CLARETS. Ayes ker vs y special price © 90c Ph vay nang Ing houses in the trust, orhers ying to-day and eight | 184 Third avenue, was bringing her)” Once ably sicutkea [£60 Sain was that T had another Hyg. cyoice Calltornia, very spe aye only, @ Me Boe foc dine a betie,, OOO ‘The strikers have broken off all ne- are suffering from various in-|ton-montha-old infant back from Coney | behind the roor {terrible spell of agony and distress, week, by tie JJG without ‘proving that it was the coffee and nothing else. That settled it, and I Mra. Dockery took the child to Coney! the ground, but the nervy lad took it, sald good-by to coffee forever, and ' t. Below Since then Postum alone has been f the park, serving our hot mealtime drink TheBigDollar’sWorth We are having a great run on this of Thirty- any o a And will hold no more conferences with! boulercg et Meet And Ashland! in hier arma while on a trolley car. | “TY wag Winky ur twenty-five feet to i them until the representatives of the r Qrust withdraw thelr demand that the| oi” Meetoes employed to take the} Island on Saturday hoping the fresh! evidently withou a rt ¥ th of! ul men now shgll be taken back in the| Dict Of strikers appeared at that point] air might bring it back to health. On ty break” the’ f ‘ ty, / Got!ations with the packers at present, | 21m, feceved In & rlot at the comer | Island at noon yesterday, the child died wntll the « Red Diamond.” 256 ee, a ott aiion, including sus, 78G Jow-priced combination for the fam- st. Jallen—“Blue Diamond, 30c ily sideboard y chol at the conclusion of a ball game {the drop. The) “My friends all say I am looking ' #, aw bottle . J bottle Old Monogram Whiskey eatloy n | Saturday night it became worse, and/imprint of the heels of the boy's shoes ) r ander of thelr applications and that) Troudie between a white and a black che ghyxicians of the Reception showed where he lande!. like a eat on Worlds better and my complexion ‘s the mation, including jug, ODE J} det. J.B hd the Aion men employed since the} man resulted in the ball players, | Hospital tdid’ the, mother” the child Iie feet , muah improved. All the other mem 7a aati heavy eet ‘ bh all be allowed to roman atl strikers, attacking all of the negroes, "| woud ule iN A short while, and that ahe There was po other trace of him. and inary of our family have been bene- fw +t: ; 35c | By t any of /fited, too, by Postum in place of the was an old drink, coffee. Name given by Postum Co,, Battle Creek, Mich. Ten days’ trial of Postum in place e mate w passers-by suspecting eat noon ¢ | PeeapIng Jailbird at 11 o'clock, The child| Two detectives were set upon the The negroes were terribly beaten and — PB Ry t ni PORT AND SHERRIES. California 25c¢ California 35c At the last conference President Don-| kicked. band to meet her at the pally conceded everything but this! Another riot broke out shortly after | of the brid y Doint. Ho insisted that the strikers|the first, when a non-union ™ left the fi Pet mitive’s trail, but they we { J” thould be taken back as « body, John Hunter, was seen going home| Ruroceh bat Alea. Dockery, oticed | work. tate, ¢ of coffee or tea is the wise thing for Representatives of the Firemen's| from the Armour plant, where he ie| (hat the child had become. very still, | ing found lue to his every coffee drinker, Such a trial pee i ‘Holta was awaiting trial on the charge tells the exact truth often where Union will wait upon the packers Taking of }ts wraps she found that her) Whereahouts ithout & word to the other re of ber pareas @ South Brooklyn drug coffee is not suspected. Ale, Beer, Stout. All the popular American and im ported brews, at lowest prices, by ptbige’ 9 the case, dozen or bottle. By the gallon, including jus, 95C - nee 4 oh Champa: . Pie dareuten wcinane 80g bet tellaen ria OBC ¢ slightest § E Gay and prosent to them the tive of either making peace the dead nt to store, which the cash register was) Look in each pkg. for the famous OR ssecsbvinsensdecsbadeneeseasone e; quart, $1. pint... Dutchers or ere ere hatin ent of bridey ca For a long time before he tittle book, “The Road to Wellville.” Bee : — pave vt 5 od - these, Some a tory tober dad “bogue bad reputation and bad!” world's Pair Rxntbit. Soace 108, Aeriewi- a Peo ee ee ee See Cy eee of ttle a - —