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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-17
JUST WHAT 1T MEANS.
The Real Cause ofa Cold Explained and How
Easy Il is to stop 1t Every Tine.

The Real Cause ola Cold Explained and How
Easy Il is TO stop 1t Every lime
Nothing is more common at this season OF the
year than the expression "a have bad cold"
but it means something far mors serious than
generally supposed. IL means that the person
who has taken cold is in bad state Of health
Why? Because person in good health easily
resists cold. But let the health flag little !et
the stomach become deranged, let the nervous
system get out of order, and chill is easily
taken, it goes to the weak spot and cold is
the result.
Now OF all causes OF cold probably fatigne. or
WEAKNESS, is the most general 4 tired man
who comes home at night from "a long days
work, or a weary woman whose household du-
ties are wearing and tearing, are the COM
mon victims Of a cold. IL Is serious, because
every time fresh cold is taken tine body is
made weaker, so that grip, pneumonia con
easy foothold.
But YOU ask how shall colds and their dan
gerous results be prevented. There is only one
way. Keep he blood In a healthy circulation.
the stomach in good working order, and the
nervous system strong and active To do this
a pure stimulant must be taken, preferably,
pure whiskey. There are many so-CaIled whis-
kes in the market, but there is only one pure
medicinal whiskeY. and that is Dufys pure
malt. The very fact that it is So strongly rec
commended by physicians. professional men
and women, as well as by thousands of people
who use 1t as means OF keeping healthy and
well, proves this. DO not be induced to try any
so-caled, but inferior whiskey which your
druggist or grocer may recommend; insist
upon getting what you ask for There is moth
ing else that can accomplish the same object.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-17

AUCTION SAILS FUTURE DAYS
An Elegant Residence
At PUBLIC SALE
On the Premises at 4 o'clock,
Thursday March %. 1893.
C. \. DO9SETT. Auctioneer,
'ill sell at Il o'clock THIS MORNING, at their
sales rooms, Whitaker street,

win sell on the premises, No. Els Whitaker
street, near Waldburg, the elegant Brick
Residence with Mausard Roof. but recently
completed and not yet occupied
Thishuuse was built with unusual care and
no expense was spared to combine in IL all that
is desirable I'm home to secure comfort. con-
yence and elegance
There are large parlors and dining rooms,
spacious servants quarters, six large bed cham
bers store rooms and closets, tiled floors in
halls bath room and kitchen, hard wood vain
scotlng in halls, stairway and other rooms, sta
tlouary basins nickel plated water pipes and
fixtures, porcelain bath tub, hard wood cabinet
mantels with tiled hearths and facings, full
electrical bell service and speaking tubes, and
many other points Of merit, which must be
seen to DO appreciated.
THE TERMS ARE EXTRAORDINARILY
EASY. To WIT:
Three thousand dollars cash, and the balance
in one two, three. four and five years Tor less)
with interest at z per cent payable annually;
deferred payments secured by mortgage
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a MODEL HOSPITAL.
The Georgia lnfirmsry for Colored
Patients.

The Georgia lnfirmary for Colored
Patients
The Georgia inirmary, which is exclu-
sively colored hospital, on Sixth street.
between Abercorn and HAbersham, has re-
Gently undergone thorough overhauling,
and in equipments and facilities for the care
Of patients it is perhaps the equal Of any
hospital in the state.
There was spent upon repairs s., 27S 90. Of
which the county donated 81, 500 and the
city like amount. The balance was made
up by the trustees of the institution
from the intirmary fund, and also by
the Porter Aid Society, "a woman's
auxiliary 10 the institution. The hospital
has very few resources for current ex-
pelses, deriving its funds largely from pri-
vate contributions as well as from the aid
extended by the city and county, but by
economical management it is conducted on
a thorough system Of order and manage
ment.
The building is Of brick with frame ex-
tensions, two stories in hight, and contains
four wards, two male and two female The
wards for injured persons are entirely
separated from the sick rooms, aud each Of
them has anti-septic walls and ceilings, SO
constructed as to present no angles or cracks
in which dust or other matter can lodge.
The walls are constructed the same through
out the building, presenting Only curved
surfaces to stray particles afiost in the air.
The surgeons operating room is one OF the
best equipped TO be found in any hospital,
and among other conveuiences are TO be
found a medical dispenssry and ba q rooms.
Not only this. but the grounds are kept in
the best OF order and the patients are given
the best of everything during their stay at
the hospital Their treatment there is bet
ter than they are generally accustomed to,
and the superintendent says it is hard
matter to make them leave after they have
been discharged. Trained nurses are EN-
ployed to care for the patients, aud every
thing possible that can be done for the com
fort and care of the inmates has been pro-
vided.
The gardens around the building are kept
in neat order and have just been planted
with barrel Of bulbs donated by J. W.
Childs Of Floral Park, New York, the pub
Usher Of the Md9UiOtOer. The work on the
building has been entirely completed, and
all that remains to be done is to make a few
additions TO its equipments and furnishings.
There are about fifteen patients in the
hospital, and during last year 46S in all were
there for treatment. The institution is in
first-class condition now for the treatment
Of its inmates, and is probably the best
equipped and best arranged colored hospital
in the south,
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THE wHRRLMEN's APRIL MEET.

2 mmerman and Wheeler TO Ride in
the April 8 Races.
The second meet at Wheelmeu's park
Saturday, April 8, promises to be an equal
event to that of Feb. % and 23 The en-
tries are now being made. They will CLOSE
the night before the meet except the three
for the handicap races, which will close
April in order to be sent TO the
district Handicapped Of this district of
the League of American Wheelmen, Mr..
Charles J. Sherer at Memphis, for approval
The sanction for the races has been re-
ceived from the league racing board.
The feature of the meet will be the first
appearance Of Zimmerman in competition
this season. Wheeler will also ride for the
first time. In fact. the day will be a regu-
lar Zimmerman W heller day.
Charleston will send down a full delegR-
ton, among them N. j. Baird. Isaac Baird
is in New York and will be unable TO enter.
The races will start at 80 O'clock p. m, and
will be under the same rules as the February
meet. The following is the programme:
One-mile Novice-First prize, gold medal /;
second prize, gold pen and holder.
Chenille, Open-tirst prize, Oue-han dozen
dress shirts second prize, fine tobacco set.
Half mile Boys, ID Years 26-inch Wheels and
Under-First prize, gold medal second prize,
bicycle shoes.
One-mile municipalities prize, silver water
set; second prize. box fine cigars
Two-mile. Open to Savannah Only-Ftrst prize,
medal; second prize, souvenir spoon.
Quarter mile, Open, Best ins 3-First prize,
silver calendar watch; second prize, box L & w.
cuffs
One mile, 2:l5 Glass First prize. gold medal
second prize silver medal. Second heat, quar-
ter, open.
One-mile Lap Race-First prize. fine book
case; second prize, silver statute "Armeuius'
Haf-mile Handicap-First prize. fine clock;
second prize, pair fine shoes. Third heat quarter
open.
Egg Rsce-Firstgprize, silver-mounted whisk
broom; second prize. silver match safe.
Three-mile HRndicRp-First prize, fine suit Of
clothes; second prize, box 4. & W. collars third
prize, fine mirror.
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Far and Wide.

Not on this broad continent alone, but in
malaral breeding tropical regions, in Guate-
mala, Mexico, South America, the Isthmus Of
Panama, and elsewhere. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters affords to inhabitants and sojourners
protection against malaria. Ike miner, the
freshly arrived immigrant, the tiller of the viz
gin soil newly robbed Of its forests by the ak Of
the pioneer find In the superb antifsbrile speci.
fc a preserver against the poisonous miasma
which in vast Districts rich in natural resources
is yet fertile in disease 1t annihilates disorders
of the stomach. liver and bowels, fortifes those
who use it against rheumatic ailments bred
and fostered by outdoor exposure; iufuses
genial warmth into frame chilled by a rigor-
Gus temperature and robs Of their power to
harm morning and evening nists and vapors
laden with huTtfulnsss; strengthens the weak
and conauers incipient kidney trouble. I'D.
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FLoRIDA'a COAST CANAL.
A New Board OF officers Elected G
the Annual Meeting.

A New Board OF Officers Elected at
the Annual Meeting.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, March 16.-The
Florida Coast Line, Canal and Transporta-
ton Company held its annual meeting here
to-day and elected almost an entire new
board of officers. President, Henry III.
Flagler; Vice President, J. r. Parrot
George F. Miles Of Montreal, Canada. gen
eral manager; Henry Gsillsrd, treasurer;
Samuel Maddox Of Washington, secretary F.;
John A. Henderson, assistant secretary and
treasurer. The board of direct
ors consists Of the officers, except
Mr.. Henderson. G.. L. Bradley Of
Boston, Mass. and Frederick Amory
are also on the board. The company has
nearly completed two dredges at New
Smyrna, each capable of excavating $50
yards daily. The intention is to place the
dredge to cutting q canal from Lake Worth
to Bisoayne Bay, a distance of seventy
miles.
Rittenhouse Moores contract from Jupiter
inlet to Juno is nearly finished. Next sum-
mer may ind passage for boats from
Indian river 10 Lake Worth.
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AT TIE THRATER.

The Baldwin-Melville Company in Two
Good Plays.
The Baldwin Melville Company played
1.-THE Queens Evidence" at yesterdays mat.
inee and "Wells-Fargo Messenger" last
night before excellent audiences. Both
plays were well given and were warmly re-
ceived. The company is far above the
average of companies Of its GLASS. At
the matinee drawing the dress pattern
was won by Miss M. Baker. The S25, or
bedroom suite, was won last night by L.
MuhlbeTg. The prize was awarded in cash.
Tonight the company will play TEN
Nights in BarFoom."
The sale of seats will open this morning
for to-morrow's matinee and night per-
formance, as well as for to-night's perform
anCe,
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Residence Sala0f Furniture
Piano, Fine ParIor, Dining Room
and Chamber Furniture
AT AUCTION.
C. H. DOrsett. AuCtiOneer.

win sell on TUESDAY, March 2lst, 1928 at "a
CASTOR, next to corner Of Abercorn. at II A.
N the entire contents Of said residence. con-
sistng in part Of:
HALL-Hat Rack. Umbrella Stand, Carpet,
Stair Carpet
PARLOR- Carpets, Mathushek Piano, Carpet.
Angora Rug, Elegant Massive Mirror.
Cherry Parlor Set Lamp Stand, Cherry
Table. Pictures Bric-a-Brac
DINING ROOM-Walnut Extension Table.
Marbe-top Walnut sdeboard, Book
Case and several volumes OF Standard
Works, Handsome Clock, Glass and
Chinaware, set Of Leather Seat Dining
Chairs, Whist Table, Carpet, Leather
Lounge.
CHAMBER5-WillowR Rockers, Lounges, Single
aud Double Bedsteads. Single Bureau,
Elegant Massive Walnut Bedstead, Blu
reau and Wardrobe. Carpets. Clocks,
Oak Set, New Domestic Sewing Ma
chine. Rugs very fine Spring Mattress.
made 20 order Large ROCKERS.
CHAIRS
KITOHEN-stoves. New Ice Chest, Pots. Pans.
Crockery, etc.
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aRAu,s oPRRA COMPANY

To Begin Week's Engagement Next
Monday Night.
"In the days agone'' comic opera was a
high priced luxury; but it remained for
Jules Grau to revolutionize the amusement
world. He gave to the public a revelation
of which they have not dreamed. de has
devoted brain, time, energy, industry and
an ample fortune 60 achieve success. He has
succeeded, and stands to-day a monument
of untiring energy, discreet audacity and
unequaled nerve. He has followed no mans
lead, be has hewn his own path TO fame and
fortune. In the amusement world there is
but one operate organization which gives
legitimate entertainments at popular prices,
and that one is Grau's Opera Company.
Following is the repertoire for the weeks
engagement which commences Monday,
March 20, with the original productions for
the first time in Savannah, "Boccaccio,"
Tuesday "Said Pashs," Wednesday matinee
bohemian Girl" night Fra Disyolo,"
Thursday Martha" Friday "Clover, "
Saturday matinee 'Fatinitza," night "Gon,
dohersn
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III FOLLOWS AFTER

"a disordered lver-that you're subject
To attacks of cold or chills on slight ex-
posture. You get tired easily. Tho
feeling is accompanied by tired F" di-
gestion, which fails to assimiate the food.
This often results in what we call Indi-
gestion OF Biliousness.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets rouse the
liver to vigorous action, and this in turn
starts the machinery of the body into ac-
ivity. Liver, stomach and bowels feel
the tonic effect. The processes become
self-regulating, and a reserve force is
stored up against exposure TO disease.
If you're too thin, too weak or nervous,
il must be that food assimilation is JCrorg.
This is the time TO take Pleasant Pellets.
They permanently cure Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Sick or Bilious Head
ache, Dizziness and Jaundice.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-17
A " live oAP JAILnD.
He Was With Gang That Whipped
Man and Shot Woman.

He Was With Gang That Whipped
a Man and Shot a Woman
CARRoLLToN, GA, March l6.-Much ex-
element exists at Little River, fifteen miles
west of here, just over the Georgia line, in
Alabama, over the arrest of Lorenzo Phil
lips, who is the leader of gang of white
caps who live In ClebuFne county, Alabama.
Two months ago the home Of c. W. Cotton,
good and law-abidmG citizen, was visited
by Lorenzo Phillips, Charlie Banuister
and half a dozen confederRtes who
took Cotton out of bed and
gave him an unmerciful whipping. During
the whipping Mrs. Cotton attempted TO
save her husband from the fearful blows
which the white caps were administering to
him and Lorenzo Phillips shot her in the
leg. The leg had to be amputated, and she
is still confined to her room, as is her hus-
band, who, ii was thought for a long time,
could not live on account of the terrible
beating given him, The treasury depart
ment at Washington offered big reward
for the arrest OF Phillips and Bannister,
and last plight d. M. BECK, Sallie Kemp,
d. j. Collins and Walter Kemp effected the
capture of Phillips and are in close pursuit
OF Bannister. The county where the I'M
fortunate lived is infested with numerous
moonshine stills, and Phillips, Bannister
and their partners are said to be engaged
in Illicit distilling. and they accuse Cotton
Of being revenue inspector and causing
the arrest OF some of their party
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WOUNDED WHILE A FIT.
j. q. Bloodworth of Griffin the Victlr
Of Strange bIishap

j, 81. Bloodworth of Griffin the Victim
Ofa Strange Aushap,
GRIFFIN, GA, March l6.-Joseph H.
Bloodworth Of this city was found in a
closet near his boarding house last nighp 10
an unconscious condition with two knife
wounds in his left side, one below the last rib
and the other about two inches lower down.
An open knife was found beside him. DR..
Ellis DrewrY was called in and upon ex-
animation found that Mr.. Bloodworth had
had an epieptic fit and had accidentally cut
himself. The. wounds are not dangerous,
but he is unconscious and in very
critical state from the epieptic attack. Mr..
BloodwoTth has been subject to these at
tacks for several years. Previous Co that
he was an energetic business man. tie be-
longs to familyof prominence In the state.
Judge j, q. ,Blpodworth. brother in At
lanta, was telephonsd for, II was rlimored
on the street that the young man had at
tempted suicide, and this report created
something Of q sensation, but It does him
and his family grave injustice.
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The head Of u dude qCos

~ u NttNNNC NCNES
so awfully turned by his looking
glass as he stood before it one
Sunday, arrayed in his last new
" hx-up," that he imagined all the
prettiest girls in the city could
not resist his attractions. After
coming himself over to his
hearts satisfaction, he gave ex-
preston to the sublime conclu-
sion "they're after me-" We
don't say the burglar when he
steals Johann Hoff's wasn't after
cold Bourbon" or Sour Mash"
or Canada Club" or something
of that sort, or he might have
had some fraternal within of treat
ing the cop" but l would rather
cultivate the acquaintance of an
"out and out" burglar of whose
objects one has no possible
shadow of doubt whatever" than
of the INSCRIPTIONS Charlatans
who are daily imposing upon the
public by the sale of their spu-
rious limitations. No malt ex-
Tracts genuine but Johann Hoff's.
To guard against such imposition
see that the signature of Johann
Hoff" is on the neck of every
bottle. Eisner & Mendelson Co.,
sole agents, New York.
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SESSION OF THE SENATE.

IL Adjourns Until Monday After Sit
ting Ten Minutes.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-The only bust
ness transacted by the Senate to-day was
the presentation Of various memorials from
the legislature Of North Dakota ana the
reference OF the resolution for the appoint
ment of clerk to the committee on national
banks al 81, 40 per annum.
Then MIR. German moved an adjournment
and the Senate at 1910 o'clock adjourned
until Monday next at noon. 1t had been in
session only ten minutes.
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Fatal DEFECTS in verdlcsa.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. March 16.-The
supreme court filed opinions to-day revers-
ing the circuit courts In the cases of Buck
Hall, Dave Lowell and Pompey Murphy
charged with murder, on account of the
failure OF the verdicts TO specify the degree
Of homicide of which the defendants we're
found guilty, as required by section 1888,
revised statutes.
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GEORGIA HUssARs,
CAPT. BEIRNE GORDON

Below this inscription is an engraving
representing Capt Gordon as he was
mounted during the procession, and at the
bottom are tho words, Inauguration. 1898. -
On the rear OF the locket is set a handsome
diamond. The locket was a beautiful de-
sign, and its presentation is one of the most
pleasant features of the meeting.
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BASE BALL TODAY.

The League and Library Teams to
Open the Season.
To-day Savannah's new professional ball
team will make its bow on the diamond Of
the Bolton street park, and cross bats with
the Catholic Library Association. To
make the game interesting Manager Nam
ming has given Jamison and Connaughton
to the Library team for battery. The
game will be called promptly at 4 o'clock.
The price of admission will be 25 cents.
Ladies will be admitted free.
The teams which will play are as follows:
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Rtch- Had Rlnnh

As naturally results from taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla as PERSONAL cleanliness results
from free use Of soap and water. This
great purifier thoroughly expels sorofula,
salt rheum and all other impurities and
builds up every organ of the body. Now
is the time to take it.
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A Dwelling Bl1rnad.

LOUISVILLE, GA, March 16.-W. g. Net
ties, white farmer living seven miles from
here, lost his dwelling house, together with
all it's contents, by fire last night The
cause of the fire is unknown. There is no
insurance. This is the third large fire with
in eight days near Louisville.
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AT THE COURTS.

Two Recruits for the Gang From the
Superior Court.
Adam Shefsau was convicted yesterday
in the superior court Of stabbing George
Jackson not in his own defense. He was
sentenced to one year on the chain-gaug by
Judge FalliRant
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-17

The bond Of James A. Williams, charged
with assault with Intent TO murder, was es-
treated. Williams has left the city. His
bondsman is Barrett Collins and the amount
of the bond is $3.50.
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BEIRNE GORDON,
Captain Commanding
PRESENTED WITH \ LOCKET.

A pleasant feature of the meeting last
night was the presentation to Capt. Gordon
of beautifully engraved gold locket, in sp-
probation Of his services during the in
Auguration trip and its success under his
management.
The locket was presented by Sergt Nc
Alpin In an appropriate speech, to whicbsa
pleasant reply was made by Capt. Gordon.
On one side OF the locket is engraved:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-17

Joe Paris yesterday pleaded guilty in the
superior court to stabbing Jerry Thomas
not in his own defense and went to the gang
for year.
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The highest praise has been won by
HOOPS PILLS for their easy, yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price rs
Cents nd
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FALK CLOTHING co.

WE WILL OPEN TO-DAY
And have ready for sale to-mor-
row our Spring Lines of Neck
wear which comprises all the
staple and novel effects in this
important part of a genHemans
attire-An early selection will
be advisable
FALK CLOTHING 90.
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE, a magnificent dwelling contsiu-
ing IL rooms, with all modern cOnveniences,
on the most desirable street for dwellings Ia the
city Any one desiring sucn a home will please
call at once upon ], d. & r d. LAROCHE. ll6
Bryan street.
TOR SALE. the largest ana rsssr ASSORTED
4 stock u White Pine Sash, Doors, Blinds,
moldlhgs, eco, etc, IN the aouth. Also all
standard brands II Pure White Loads, oslors.
dFy and In all MiEei Paints, Vanished etc
hii supplies. Builders hardware is my
specially. Lime. Plaster and Hair Dreoeiu
puStatiOns OF ROsendals and Portland Cement
sewer, Oulvert and F1uo Pipe, all siEes bends,
1eis, Is, eco- Gail or write for my prioss, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
LOk SALE, a neat cottage on Anderson
4 street. near Montgomery; IL can be bought
for the price OF the lot. C.. Il. DOHsErT.
CHEEP-Two fine stock bucks; one Cotswoii.
- one Southdown. j. r. GUILMAR1IN a.
CO.'S STABLES.
MULES, lot heavy draught mules, turpeu.
VI tine or any heavy work. j.. +. GUILMAR-
LlN & 90 IS STABLES.
TOR SALE, elegant sideboard, dining table,
j wardrobe ladies' saddle and writing desk.
ch'tonier new Domestic sewing machine. odd
CLHlrs, stove. safe, china and silverware. j. ID.
LANlER, i51 Liberty street.
LOR SALE, one tjrst-class secondhand fire
4 engine, one second hand hand engine two
hose reels and other fixtures In good condition.
Apply 20 s. b. BROWN. Chairman, Albany, Ga.
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BOARDING.
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DOARDNG-NiceIy furnished rooms. with
- board. 1871 south Broad street.
'PoARDING-Meal tickets, 20 for S. at the
ID Haruett house.
EDUCATIONAL.
WANTED, young men to take our business
w course; good positions always open to
competent graduates; day or night sessions
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, opposite post
Office, G.. $, Richmond, Principal.
LOST.
I OST, gold eyeglasses, either In theater or
- ON Bull from thaater TO Ecksteiu q Co. Is
store Reward Il left At lO5 Bull street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LNINE beef, veal lamb, az BAKERS. corner
4 Barnard ana CASTOR streets. Telephone 225.
FLOWERS and Fancy Esrns Floral designs
A for all occasions Al shor; notice at Strong'a
pharmacy GEORGE WAGNER Thunderbolt
road. Telephone S98.
pEFORE you buy or sell property consult
- ROBEHT TATEm Real Estate Dealer
No. lull street.