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f a AG FLOP STRAT JACKE HS PASON CONE Popular Tammany Leader Kept in Restraint at Belle- . vue With Difficulty. Grief on the East Side Ove ‘the Affliction. That Has Beiaken Him. | Frorence’ J. Sullivan, “Big Florr.c gin be taken from tho Bellevue Hos- pital psychopathic ward to a saniarium to-morrow, and one of Now York's ¢iraracters will pass forever from pub- Ne view. The experts, who have ex- Bioifinine: the, Tammany leader say that | : a tess oft the /' case, Is hopbiess, and that nothing| @ miracle can interfere with the} malady. i ) Sullivan has @ destructive form of teais which the best medica! talent | this country and Germany has vainly | Tapatnst tor the past year Por + © manti:a bofore his mind «uve way he | f Iknow that he was condemned to in- Banity snleso the progress of mulady could be sinyed. The end was hastened by the sudden death of his lose friend Robert Pinkerton ca their teip to Europe less than a month ago. Put in Straitjacket. Gullivan has rational perlods—in fact, he {4 rational most of the time—Dat the —ghightest-untowsrd—cireustenes ings os a fit of violence, He was s0 ob. streperoux when plzcod In Bellevue Ia yesterday afternoon that it was noce: wary to put him in a straitjacket and | aGminister opiates. Af midnight he woke up and tried to} rise from his cot. The pressure of his straps and the genoral surroundings tr- formed him where he was. He was ra- tional and there was something of .te old Sullivan manner as he calied to Nurses Rythers and Evers vand asked Unern to release him. “I'm tame,” he assured them. “I'd | eat out of your hand." { He complained of hunger and wus | given some bread and milk After the | meal he took a hot bath and was fur- nished with a sult of paajmas. For several hours he lay om the cot con- Versing with thegattendants, Was Ironec ‘on the Ship. “It was those Dutchmen jn the German hospital and the ship that Ske pe dow ig he declared. “They ed me like a dog on that ship. Lo at my ankles and wrists. Seo we marks there from the {rons they bound me in. If it hadn't been for that I'd have ben all right.’ Sul ‘# brothers, Christopher, who Will succeed him tn the Tammany lead- ersiilp of the Eighth District, and Den- Bis called at the hospital at 10 o'alock. “Fiorrle” @dvised to wait until he awoke. ven't decided witere we'll send aid Christopher Sullivan, “In ect We wil be governed by Graome Hammond, friend as well aa! bis physician. The best of care will be | given to iim, and we have hopes that | Feat ang (reatment ill aon put him on hia feet again. The trouble that he would not keep guile: and ° the doctors a chance, He will nd eve fer off under: restraint.” Wanted to Go to Races. SuRivan was anxious to go to tne Faces yesterday afternoon. His tamily, Pelioving that he would brighten up on fhe tamfiar pace track ground, agreed to Jet bim «0, and plans for the yime| were under Way when Jr Hammoud | ¢alled, dt took the altentst about ave minutes to put a veto on yielt—He warned Hullivan'; prothore | that the big patient mignt become vio- lent. Sulllvan was told that Jt would pe better for him to go to Bellevue for : treatinent. He agreed to mo to U: hospital and made no protest on th tide downtown fn 4 closed ca’ Bu the sight of the frownlng- atone bulld- ings © bie Inennity. He fought artteratl tien enmngy le had de hin, - it teak half s°dosen stronk men to | e peapnecanse met was asleep and they were; 90 tof ITHE EVENING WORLD AUTO WRECKED, THREE MEN JUST ESCAPE DEATH Machine Registered in Name of. Henry W. Warner Dashed Against Viaduct Pillar. ‘Phree-men-tn a big toyring auto nar rowly ‘escaped death to-day when ¢h chr crashed a pillar under ‘the Wladuct in Long Island City, The ma- a brand wew Panbant carrying New York number 46%, was wrecked. It wus ‘hurled against the pillar willie running at high speed and ane of the wheels, was wrenched off at |} the axe. lives at No, @ East Sixty-seve: street. The car, in which thera were two men passengera and the chauffeur, was run- ning towant the irth atront’} ferry. It xwerved suddenly and crashed | into one of the supporting pillars of the wWiaduet. The spot at which the acci- dent occurred has deen regarded as @angerous by automobilists for a long Th | time, Had the.car struck the pillar in any one of a number of other ways except the way in which It {the would have been thrown out and killed.or injured he passengers toi the chauffeur jo y for the car, thelr way to to discuss the jand police. | Freach to @end somebods they continued on Menhattan after refust accident with ttre Long BATTLESHIP WILL BE NAMED NEW YORK Navy Department Favors Em- pire State in Christening Monster Sea Fighter. WASHINGTON, Sept. S—The Navy Department has practically decided 0 christen the 20,000-ton battleship. No. 23, & sister ship to the Delaware, the New York. This can be effected by changing the name of the armored cruiser of that name to the Saratoga. KING EDWARD DECORATES | CZAR’S FOREIGN MINISTER, | Confers Victorian Grand Cross on) M. Iswolsky at, Audience in Marienbad. MARIENBAD, Bohemia, Sept. &—The | Russian Foreign Minister, M. Iswolsky, who recently signed the Anglo-Russian agreement in debalf of Russia, wes re- celved in audience by King Edward here | to-day. | The Minister, was to the King Bir Edward Goschen. the to Austria-Hup: " ained to take Juncheon After luncheon M. Iewolskcy was clos- eted with the King for hate an hour, and when the Minister icft he carried & casé containing the Oranan oN is of the | Vieterian Which Deen | conferred upor K ing Edward coliferred the Cross of Commander of the Victorian Order on Count Pahlen, a Member of the Coun- cil _of the Hinpir, who escompanied | od | foot of | Hospital, suffering from rheumatism. [eases of children, on which subject THIS ‘PHONE CO. OACED 10 QUIT orth Made to Restore Cheap Night Service. RALEIGH, N. C., Bept. 5—The Be Telephone Company,* which waa or tlon Commission fox. making Its rates the same as its day. rates. has mediately restore tho old rite, but that It will petition to be allowed to make CaroHna. It says that business men wystem at night to was designed for z —_—__.—__—_ it SPECIALIST HELPLESS IN HUT use the Factory Proves Physician of High Merit. Alexander Fraser, thirty years old, a graduate phy n from the University of Pennsylvania, and a specialist, found to-day in straitened stances and helpless with rheuamtism in ahack in the yard of the Nationa: Fuel Briquet Machine Com Court street, Brookly: For some time Fraser has been em | ployed at the yards as a checking clerk and has been allowed to sleep in the shack, opening the establishment in the morning, ‘To-day, when the employees arrived. they found the gaice locked and, receiving no response to halls, on> man climbed over the fence and found Fraser, unable to move, on hts pallet. He was tnken to the Long land Two photographs over his desk, snow ing ‘Fraser posing prosperously before @ handsome house with a good tooking |woman and a Great Dane dog, led to} questions as to his past. He told that after being graduated he went to River- ide, Pa. where he butit up a good practice, specializing of nervous dis- \< Wrote theses, At the height of his suc- cess his wife was put in a sunttarium and Fraser lost bis grip hts practice €0ing lo pieces. He lost all and was obliged to seck any work, landing at last as checking clerk in the river yard. When he was taken to the hospital the physicians there wted some former Untveralty of Pennsylvania men in getting bm back in his owa profession, |STOKES MUST PAY LAW CLERK SLEUTH. Confesses Judgment for Work Done by T. F. Powers in Randolph Case. There was an echo in the Long Island City Municipal Court to-day of the which Lucy M. Randolph brougnt soms time ago against W. E. D. Stokes, the proprietor of the Ansonia Hotel In_court to-day Thomas F. Rogers. a ELKS’ CARNIVAL AT CONEY. Pageant of B. P. 0. BE. and Ball To- Right at Dreamland. | Eight thousand Elke will take pact in! +he—carnivalof the BPO T. which will be held to-night at Dreamland unease the auspices of Brooklyn Lodge of which William J. Butillng, eed ot Dreamland, is past exalt: ed ruler. After a business meeting all 7P. Mo x pageant of Fiks and Jnl \ceremonies will be held Then & main. subdue and-bitid him. fval one | The whole Bighth District ts in. tenian One of | mourning over Sullivan's misfortune. ra nded to send a} r type of le all the people always wil He wus of the popy acquainted with ne. fn his, badilwick and to lend a hel re than 1,00 callers at the club-houre Grand street last night asking for news of his condition, oral, organiza. | 5 the pr r of the Pau ® will Introduce a ‘resolu 1 wtitute artificial heads and teeth fori the natural ones now used as emblems! of the order. | with iven tn the pl i) § moth ball will be given in the pler bal | thea dtarnteved. law clerk, appeared as plaintm tn a suit | which he had brought to recover WS for) detective services which he sald he had} performed Stokes in connection | the Randolph litigation. Rogers | chimed that he had worked for Stokes from June Yf to July 7 and that Stokes had refused to pay him Abo Gruber, representing Stokes, ap-| peared before Maylatrate Rusquin, ani | on behalf of his olient confessed judg coets ment. ‘Twenty dollars [pesy aoaadeun the iruber hi original clalm and ded over $8, The case wax eS HAMBURG HAS BIG DOCK FIRE. HAMBURG, Sept. 5—Fire in the dock warehouse dfstrict here caused damage to the amount of gbout half a million marks, a large quantity of coffee ses and chemical being destroyed. narrow escapes fram the flame: Greenhut - and Company Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street, New York. on Tuesday, Nineteen Hundred and Will open their New Dry Goods Store The Seventeenth day of September, Seven. (Store formerly occupied by B, Altman & Co.) duy and night rates the same in North pany, at the number of work gtrle hud | DANTE wn Carolina Corporation ' Monday complained of to the Corpora- |} notified the commrlsion that It will im-{ +Homeless Clerk -in— Riverside. | | i a: to-day | f Tomatoes Ripe, red and rosy fruit; large solid filled can. 10c Sugar Corn Essle Brani, Maine's very choicest, iciously tender, w th a honeyed tweetness al its own; regular cans very seca the g cans D5 6 "Baked Beans Essie Brand, very highest quailty, plain or with tomato Sauce; large can. > 13c Househeepe rs? Deandas ‘poputar} wherever tried; plain. of with to maio sauce; large can 10c.; Asparagus Hudson's cclebrated Cysier Bay, the finest Frown; BOT large can. Asparagus Tips Hudsons Oyster Biy jousty tender and iull of Savor; $2c can = Choicest Cereals Cream oi Wheat-- 2 paci ages Whea.ena. ool Force. . 5c } a pekre 13¢ Pa Pekge, -/10c Grape Nuts - Triumph Oats. Egg-O-See. Quaker Pulled Rice. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes.. Spanish Olives Full line of the Esste Brand, famed for their crisp freshness and app:tiz- ing flavor. *35c Mammoth Spanish Queens 25¢ large $0c bortle for. . ammoth Spanish Queen: ge club 3$c bolte tor 15c 19¢ *19c Selected Spanish Quecns 10c —large 25c boitle for. Pimento Stuffed Olives regular 25¢ botile for... Pitted Olives for cocktalls, etc; 25c bottle for.. Fancy Assorted Clives— Plain and stutfed; bottie.. cpa PY TTY PD Laundry Specials Cakes Butler's Best Borax Soap for...++. zoe Azure Bail Blue, ',-Ib. box. Butler's Blucing, 2 square Big bottle Strong Ammonia., Ac Borated Washing Fluld, bot.. Sc Clenewel Washing Powder, 5 c 3 pkees. (6 oz, each) for o Best White Gloss starch, lb... 5¢ ne 1 Parlor Matches Dozen boxes, each calles Se thin lorernaae DC a Another New Store in This Week the Bronx Almost every Week we are-trpet ing new branches, such is the de nd fo Butler Quality at But- Jer Prices. This morning we Bronx at In the open 1245 Southern Boulevard, Near Freeman Street is large, central, well ppointed, pitt the “choi groceries, foods, ~ beverages “ible supplies, A’ cordial invitati s extended to every housekeep: n the neighborhood to visit the new store and participate in th ong. list of specially low prices fiered this week to celebrate the pening, Peerless for 10c XLCR Sauce—Most popular /séason- | \Woevestershire Sauce Brand—the tight scatonine meats, fish, soups and gra vies; In bottles, 15c and ch, 2 ing and appetizer; in bottles, each, 10¢ and,. ; "5c Tomato Ketchup Pegricss Bra nd— Absolutely the best and most Satisfy. ing; euaranteed pure and from se. lected ingredients; In dotties, 15c each, and, '10c Liberty RetchupoA big Pat er; well Iked’ wherever used tles, cach, 10c and, Liberty Plekles—Gherkins, ontons, chow chow and mixed; In sour or swest Pickle deliciously erisp and appetizing: 40:07. me ‘ .10c | bottle, 25c Tender |ittle i) bottle, bl Liberty Midgets — gherkins that melt in the 1 mouth; botte.... 5c French iP walle cctepvagaltayl of flavor; in bottles, each, 1scandi ers *10c Chill Sauce—Butler’s— The Prince of appetizers pleasant, pungent and piquant; a bottle... 10c Table Salt—Blue Ribbon motsture-proof carton running pure salt 28-02. free- THURSDAY, _SEPTEM BER home-loving housekeeper for those here else ¢ ho trade at a they find feats of equal pur ness, and ere else can they buy foods and quality for so little money, With today’s ann. ih, | SELouIs ea We JAMES, BUTLER wmaalin anger, $08 Gotemeich St my __ EW TORR. basen a | selling: smell oa: ‘te 65c Prive oF Sriquis Se Ithful ; aVsolutely Smoked Shoulders te r, delicious i 7 extra nourishing; weight, 4 to prices, s week, below packers’ 7 Lean, savory 6 Ibs; a Ib. tend Best Selected Potatoes Basket Ripened to perfection and boil or bake white, dry and mealy. Rice This week, with the ending of the holiday. season, and the school opening so near at hand, we have prepared a particularly attractive bill of fare for-the del when she once more resumes her round of famity cares and responsibilities of providing “Strictly Fresh ht of the The burden the daily supp plies is lightened and made easy MES BUTLER Store, for no- le, coniaate of equal value uncement in the EVENING WORLD, dis OF ST. LOUIS FLOUR quality, the best milJed; equally unsurpassed try or cake, sugar 92¢ Eggs PASLO Every eng guaranteed strictly fresh id sweet. we print a “condensed Directory of the JAMES BUTLER STORES jn Greater New York, to have one-half as many, thrifty housekeepers, simply because we give the best enabling our petrons to Save a substantial sum The of Addresses 's published for the benefit of those who sare not yet regular patrons, and for the many who may have moved recently and wish to find which of the JAMES BUTLER STORES is nearest to their home A few of the special attractions for the week follow:— values, every Director week on their h An extra strong: flo bread, better besa and whiter bread than any other brand crop of wheat and pricés steadily ad- ck at these figures, Jovi hh are Asana tye lower than any other firstclass flour is now laying in a 20c 3 * Blue Ribbon a kia Powder, mise from p grape cream of tartar, strongest in leaver {-Ib. can, 35¢; 44-1 g power and ny 1B; %4-1b. bacon in the world; each sli duced to, 2 rs b can Boneless Bacon Swift's famous Eagle Brand. the ce streaked with fat and lea: Price this week ts below whole- sale cost at the refinery, household expense account. ur, that will Bir 10c ure ab. best sugar-cured specially’ selected— « 18c Granulated Sugar 3: u, 17¢ Prunes The-newGalr Fine, fancye] | are unsurpassed in purity, favor, aroma apd ‘ich cup-quallly. Cur prices] |llornia fruit dent en TEU a Clee eC eerste | |e Ci to the highest equally high grade. Special i.’ stamp offers follow tor this week: Ssinned, priced, ©O Stamps Free with 1 1b. Very best Teas for .. 50c 3 Ibs. 17c Ibs. 7c 3O Stamps Free with | lb. Best No.1 Teas (8 varieties) 35 CF for , me 15 Stamps Free with 1 1b. Choice No. 2 Teas (5 kinds) 25e] |. liighest grads Triumph 2OStamps Free with 1 1b. Old Plantation Coffee. . 30c qayecareiaaid Brand — Whole} | J 5 Stamps Free with I 1b. Best Blended Coffee ZEGN Voacouy. fi: heretsrale 10 Stamp; Free with 11b. Best Maracaibo Coffee,, 20c vores, y 10 Stamps Free with 1 1b. Best Santos Coffee .... 17c (ee 25c 3° 25c Cocoa BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. West Side— LOH E> Bi Ste nr. St. Nicholas. jy sae tae re 118) 7 7 Ay . 6D B 60. Ave, near 6S St. Ave. meer (iG St Ave, cor. Gb Bt os at ‘Ave., cor. cor, 105 St. 2 Ke Bt rt ‘cor, 91 ‘t. *1754 Columbus Ave., cor. 1% TBU1 Columbus Ave cons 100, 8 Tou fiudeon Als Bee, Christopher Bt. "OSS Hudson 8t.. cor. rk leecker St., cor, Commerce St, Re Ninth Ave., bet. 18 & 10 Sta. AVE, Cory HO Hy ) Tenth Aver wear 50 Bie SOUTH NEW YORK, Borough of Richmond, Staten Island. 07 + cor, Elisabeth “13 cies Geveten Ares eecos MOE-Os Michmomd | Head, cor, Stapleton. 112 Kichatd \Ave.. cof, Harrison, Richmond. SUBURBAN—NEW YORK, “HES Be pouth 4th A: Vernon, | Yonkers, rd’ Nt., Tarrytown, Now Aochelle. «Mort Chester, White Vining,” | Ave, | 3205 ‘Tatra “ay 2 tiset ith” 11245 Bow East Side—Manhattan, 13 Bt 16-41 Second Aves cor «Age Second Aves cor. $2 Bt. 1 Third Ave. {M5 Third Ave. 4 Third Ave, 5 Third A 23 Third “A ow Third 5 Bt SUBUi BAN—LONG ISLAND. |*1Cor. ‘Saale 2 Fulton bts, Hem near cor, In and About: GREATER NEW YORK uth's Blyd, pear Fi it. 101 White Plaine’ Road, cor. 10 Bt, 2}480 Tremont Ave, cor, Bathgate. 737 Tremont Ay: aha 100 Stamps Free B . 4G Bt os NE. 101 105 wW 1820.) 1173 10! Datead. $8015 Fulton bet. ond Hill, 7857 Fulton &ty cor, Herriman Av *H02 Vernet Kre., cor. 0 Btu Le I. Lemons Messinas, Pee Brae With the following combined purchase, this week:—),, Tost bright and 2c can 1 |b, Butler's Very Best leas, worth $1.00)for 5Qce 80c falcy} 15 for. A EC] | 1 1b, Old Plantation Coffee, besi imported, for 306 Cc Cc (ise Directory of James Butlerits.) Grocers Stores “*Trade at the Nearest and Save Money on Every Parehase,”’____ A star (*) in front of anaddress, means that the store s licensed to retail wines, liquors, &c. A dager (*) in front of an address means that the store has a telephone call, the number of which will be found in the telephone directory. « BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. (OROUGH OF BROOKLYN, 1126 Bridge My Cor Frowpect EL ae 16 Bt, ihe oar. *1815-17 Finitush Aven Cats | MOTO Comey ising Bre Gor. Bev erley : ‘Throop Ave. J cor, Irving Ave. wear Bt, Felix St. = st. cor Vanderilit Ave, Bear Franklin Av. cor, Nostrand Ave. Fulton Bi near Baraoxa Ave. Linwood and s}440 widista’s Ave., cor, South 9 *H1U1 Leo Ave. cor. Penn St. 1 Rostiand ott ae | “pepe centeal Ave Tiere. en. cor, Ltarman 5 1005 Broadway, cor, Dodworth ie HAIG Meoadway, near Porton: fois 1205 “1507 Grand | bi, roadway, cor. Decatur Bt: Grand St. cor. ieebling St, bet. Lerimer” and rizze Manhattan Ave., ar, Norman Ay, Manhattan Ave. ett Re & Benson Avos., Bath *}5723 New Utrecht Aves cor, Se Bt BOROUGH OF QUEENS, AJnmaice Ave, cor, Oak Bi ret B Main bi, cor, Willow Bt, As- torts. *1424 Ne 18th Bt, meer 4th Ave. Col- Point, Tex: 5-108 ‘sti Bt, mear Amity 8t, “Piper-Heidsieck & Mercier Champagnes At 04 James Butier Licenged Liguor Stores Both are old and famous vintages, ‘that among the most selcct clubs of Europe, Asia and America. have ac’ eved world-wide reputations Esteemed by Connoisseurs more highly than many of the new and widely Advertised brands, Very special price reduction thls Week s.ssessecsrenreueness Guinness’ 3 Stout, Doren Bottles... $1.35 | Bass-Ale, Dozen Bottles Quart bottle... Pint bottle.... $2.25 ‘$1.25 Port, “Sherry or Claret — J “B. Cholee, excellent Californta 25c) wines trom selected y Intages; bottle French Bran Cle's imported chainpay old) ang meil bot- He. t) je Cognac, | $1.15 mended for culinary pur- poses; bottle... "50c th Old Monogram Whiskey, bottle... 75c Fine Old California Sherry, bottie 3s¢ Fine Old Callforn a Port, botile —. 35¢ Three bottles (regular price $1.45) for... ous Big Dollar’s Worth Three Occ e net tees Jean Francisco et!Wilson and Hunter Whiskey--Two ‘of the most popular brands in Amer- ica; our own bottling, gu: : anteed genuine; bottle. . Trysome Brandy — Highly recom- Le some Whiskey — Undoubtedly! je best value In America at bottle he pric $1 Swallow Dublin Pot! Still; J. B, bottling; bot- por! -85c jor 50c Port a Extra choice Callforrila wines, rich bodies and fine bouquet; Lager Beer, 30 7c “S.@H.” Stamps Free with All Purchases Looe fruits, ete; bot- \Power's Irish Whiskey—The faln- Kingussle Scotch Whiskey — Old}. and mellow blend of the finest High- 1. 00) land whiskeys; our own {m- 85c tation; DONE... rereee Preserving Brandy —Sutler’s Super- White; specially prepared for nd Sherry gallon Jug. . 1.00 sanrs srt, $1.00 Except C. 0. D Groceries. No other retailer begins We are headquarters for eae a Condensed. Milk Highest Quality: at’ Lowest Prices. Butler Brand, the cans whole milk .... @ for 25¢ Liberty Brand, -@ cans TAMA GENS ONG: 28c Essie Brand, By the richest and best, ‘can 10c Cream Cheese Very best grade of New York State full” crean) cheese; twice as nourishing as the high: 15c Pp iced roast beef; a 1 Smoked. Beef Blue Ribbon Brand, sliced thin trom the choicest culs> packed daily tn-eiean dusi=proof car- tons; regular value, 1 Sc. each; this week, carion. 1 2c Red Onions Selected from the richest beds i Connecticut; qt.. 7c Biscuit Dainties 5 At Sharp Reductions, ~~ — Uneeda Biscult.- Zu-Za Ginger Snaps Graham Crackers .. Ginger Snaps. . Lemon Snaps . Nic Nacs, .. Blue Ribbon Brand — All the choicest kinds et honié-made jams, {com selected whole fruits; 1 Ib, glass jar.. *15c Marmalade Blue Ribbon——Finest orange ne - malide made in America; many prelerredto the best imported; 4 Ib. glass jar 15¢ _Liberty Jams | All the popular fruit pre- serves in 1 Ib; ws as, LOC Macaroni - Spaghetti 11 Trovatore Brand—from specially grown and selected wheat; most delicious made; t-lb. size package 12c; t;-lb, size pkg. 6c Peerless Grand — from highest grade American Winter wheat, in packages, each 10 and. oe GY Toilet Paper Larre 10 oz. rofi_of medicated tissue, velvet finish, for... 5c} Tapioca—Biue Ridbon, pearl, iaket or granulated; the fancte: Sete 8c ity; large package Ture salt 45e Salt—A chor Bran in sacks; each ae amd: r Celery *alt “Peerless—Fresh crated and full streneth; cures ner- 10 vousness; bole ........- Cc Olive Oil—-Morteo & Co. Brand, guaranteed the finest Ake of im- ported French ol! ve oi 93¢ “putties; trees Se; osc-tnd- Salad Oi!—Pecrless rans, superfine grade of American oil, preferred. by cooks to the best im- bottles, each 20c, 5c Vinegar — Peerless Srand — from cider or white wine; full strength;-bottle ] Oc Malt Vinegar—Butler’s—a pure malt fermentation most healthful _ for table use; bottle,...... 7 15¢ Pepper—Peerless—biack or white; {ull strength Sineapore spi- 10 ces; 14 Ib, siiting tin... IC fine Mustard — Butler's; Strengt and full tins, Prépared Mustard—Appetizingly fla- vored condiment; in bellies choice of two kinds, each 8c, and Cc. Sunset Spring Water—Bottled tn the Catskill Mountains at the famous ‘ Sunset Spring, in large botties hotd. ine nearly: three Gaeta) gallons each 10c Saratoga Star Water —Bottled at fed Spring, full of natural gas; reat medicinal virtues; a Pottle, es rsvetaceesercoees, 10c Belfast Ginger Ale—Corry's im- ported) made from the celebrated Cromac Spring Water; most health. ful and refres ing table beverage; bottle. 10c Essie ( rape iJulce—Pure jutce of Chautauqua County Concord (irape; Kuzranteed absolutely pure and unfermented; bottle,... 10c Malt Extract — Peerless Brand — Concentrated essence of hops and fi > barley mait; a tonts and liquid food for women and children; highly recommended; bottle, 9c Richardson & Robbins’ Picnic Delicacies R.&R. Boned Chicken, large can.2! R& R. Potted ‘Chicken, can 1 R. & R. Potted Ham, can. R, &R, Potted Tongye, can

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