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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-29
HUXLEY is DEAD.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

LONDON, June 29, 1Ss5.-An Exchange
Telegraph conpany's telegram publish
ed in the Globe" announces the death
of Prof Huxley at Eastbourne at $40
P. NJ today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-29

1--WE have given Hoods Pills fair
trial and find that they act like a
charm Florence X johnson, No. 290
Pacific avenue. J. G. Jersey City, N. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-29
A FAMOUS BoTANIsT DEAD.

NEW HAVEN. June %, 1s95.-Prof.
Eaton, the famous botanist, died today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-29
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Mary Helmedorf, f1fty-eight years
old. Of No. IS Essex street, was held by
Justice Potts this morning to await an
EXAMINATION as to her sanity. She de-
clares that he neighbors are trying to
noison her.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
STILL TT LIEGERs,
The After effects Of the Grip Seem TO BE
Worse Than the Diaease Itself

The After effects Of thc Grip Seem TO BE
Worse Than the Diaease Itself
There ara more weak tired and run down
people 70 day than have been peen before ia
hYe years. md owing to ona special cause; that
cause is be grip. Grip Is not as severe this
year as in the past. but 10 Is very prevalent
and quite as annoying. ! leaves the person
weak, subject 70 chills, with occasionally
flashes d high fever, restlessless, lack Of ap-
petite, bad taete In the mouth and pains
throughout the body. The worst thing about
grip is getting over IT, and even after it is
broken It Is weeks, sometimes mpnths. and
even years, before the person fully RECEIVERS.
Here Is where tie 81 az danger. ths great
dread whiea ri ends the grip arises. II leaves
the body ueAe. often bfok and open % ali
The attacks which may come In after years.
j often ruins the life.
Now there Is only one way ta overcome the
after-effeeta of the iip, ard That Is to hnld
up the system by genuine sfi1unlbnt until it
hohinR which wli do this So wen pure
whlskey, end there is but one pure mtdieiual
whskey a amer ca, and that Is ID flg's Pure
Mat.
Thousands 30 statements could BE given
g ncernlng people who have been brought
nr0laa 20 perfect health after sniie ing from
toe grip IL ts worst form. eYttrelY thr0ugh
s4mulhnt is used lu It's place. Tor there Is no
other that via answer the purpo.e 20 we'll
Aa druggists Of grocess often seek to sub.
stltnte common Bhiskies. but in a enee of
afier-effects Of the grip, You cannot be TO
careful 0ad should secure only the best
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

sentative Walker ard on motion Of
Z prssent8.ite Brown was laid over for
one day
Sanaier Huntington introduced an act
to proyi msthod of p osugins tho
entry Of satisfaction on the record of
judgments 10 tha Superior Court which
ate paid and should hs aashha Of
record
Senator Pyis Introduced bill mailing
valid Tie trArsisr eg several tracts Of
lend including tract bounded BY
Eighth. Ninth Clay ton and DlPong
streets ia Wilmington feeu the mayor
aud C1uacil o George Pepper Norris
Tho senate passed the Senate bill
extending 70 White Clay Creek hundred
/ the pubic waterlne-tr1uRh lsS nov in
f0ce in biil Creek md d Chnsiiana
1 hundreds
Wli,ian N Bfrne of Wilmington
gas iH aqFa yesterday ss was also
/ George $ Capelle
Repseaestat've ssphsra will Introduce
blllq p puplas Prize fighters, kidnsrpers
Al hbanotprs
Az act to amend the charter II the
C1nneA Car Heating C0 npany was
lntferucta bg Representative Pylo Il
K glves IL piSec So mRnnfaetnra an0 install
anei eines, boilers and stesm and electrical
/ appliances ot al hinds for ihs generation
oi power f3r manufacturing or trans.
I poftaton purposes. and To purchase o.
/ lease water power for tha purpose of
generating such power aud supply it %
cust0mors
/ Representative Moore Nill INTRODUCES a
! bin Consolidating the severel contingent
funds 81 the cliice of attorney general
and allowing thnt official to exercise his
owa jadgmena Id the matter Il eNngndl-
ture
an act to ineeesae the aHnber y vot-
Ing plsss. ia aome 81 the hundreds Of
Sataex county was given notice Of and
ei.i bs introduced W Representative
| Burton.
Walter a Hayes vas IN Dover again
yeaterd y
senator Pyle introduced bills to incor
porate the Bush lumber Company and
fixing the saiariss Of county ofisers
Chatlea ". Gouert. an applicant fol
the office u clerk of tho psAce OF New
, Caste county VAS in Dovec yesterday.
Haeh 9 Bfowne, OF Wilmington, wa
in rhi city yesterday
Representative Townsend had bis hil
badly bruised wnle boarding moginl
lrain b. Dsg b9ro yesterday morning
kspressAla lye Morgan gavs notice o
au aet 10 iteuaier tha farm 81 Bsui mH
b aea.ae from school district No l5A u
dis tic. Ma 94 Sussex county.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
Social and Persanal Notes.

Miss Esther Hickman Il visiting Mrs
2 A. Reese, at Chesapeake City
Mrs J n Bsaston, Of Cecllton, is the
guest OF Wilmington friends
Mrs 8 D Holton has returned 10 her
home at Kennett Square after & visit TO
Wilmington friends
Miss Mollia 4 Ash, oF EIkton, hiss
been visiting Wilmington friends
Nh. ard Mrs J. Polk Steele havs Re
turned 70 Chesapeake City after VIII
mington visit
Miss Lucy III Thornton, Of Glasgow.
and William r Sterling. Of Kirkwood
were marlied 1T the home OF the bride's
mother, at Glasgow. Rev II. G G
Vincent, pastor Of Pencadsr Presbyterian
Church, officiating
Robert nay,oi Pennington, is making a
visit to friends il tle city.
MSS Nora Davidson has returned to
Milton after su extended visit to friends
in this city
Edward Townsend, has gone to Towns
END 70 make long stay for the bsnefl
Of his health
Mrs Vaughan Smith has returned
from short stay at Middletown.
Miss Neal Townsend, Of Odessa. i:
spending some ime wiki WILMINGTON
friends.
Mr. and Mrs George Janvler moved to
Middletown yesterday.
Miss Nstsie DoRning, OF this city. Is
visiting Miss Mamo Walton at Iron Hill
Miss Minnie Vail has returned from 4
visit to Newark friends.
Mrs Frazier, of this city, is visiting
relatives at Iron Hill
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
Mr.. Hauna's hearty go,ooms {.

Rsv. John D C. Hanna. the popular
preacher 1t Union, Nas rendered h-arfv
sgelcoming r ceptian npau bis le urn to
that charge lor eue- sear Tne 8AuseN
was has dsom4iy deeorstsd WITH out
flowers and ported plaats asd q home h HI
air va given q ths tff .ir 81 t1a women
removing tneil hats ard wraps
Mr SUD Mrs Hanna stood iusid I'D
altar rail and shook heuds cordially with
every body AfterNaeds rofreshmcnts
were served
Mr.. and Mrs Haans wers tae reolpi-
ents ot handsome banquet lamp and j
lot Of cut f lwers and p3tIs9 pialts.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
Shorthand ana T,neurltlne course.

Shorthand aud rgpewrltine Course.
A special evening Spring course will be
given. Tor both SEXES any age. IT G9ldey
Commercial and Shorthand college,
Eighth and Market. beginning April Sth,
two nights u Neek.et special reasonable
rate Ipsieueflon entifely individual :
not IN classes tnroll now Alse individ.
ual basiness aud shorthand oaur4el IN
day sessiuus Begin suY dHy
John Lsngel, the popular aud ener
getlc brewer. has thla yeafexcellsd every
thing III the production Of Baek Beer.
70 viii make ifs sppeeral CO 10 morrow,
March % ASK fer 1t
Cement
Imported sni domestic.
Best hranos
Georga Il Mccall Company.
Hipbth ard Shipler strsete.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
nTadalo,,s - pn.tnr

Rev } d Locates. the new pA sio1
OF Madelay M e Church. Sou h WI.
mington, viii arrive ia this cisy mex
Friday, with bis family he new min
istes's family consis0s of vile and four
children, One eldest being an advanced
student 81 Bry ant & stratton's Business
College and il the graduating class
OF 50
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
wm Wear the mannIsh So.

Women are to wear v hte llnen collars
with coiqrsd shirts precisely SO men wear
them, Gays a girl VINO is thoronghiy a
to date. The cuffs. however, are OF the
colored cotton. The high, strsish,
standing collar is preferred in linen. ba
those turned over will also 5e worn
Sutii g-starchsd shirt hosoms like those
Of last year ara offered sgain, and are
especially appropriate with the white
linen collars.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
som.thIng Nsw LILO tha snn-

A new IDEA has bsen developed aud BE-
come popular at social entertainment 4
in q neighboring town Each feminine
guest brings wi b her an old photograph
OF herself taken when ane was a baby oi
a small girl The men endeavor tU
identify the photographs. and Frea
deal Of guessing and amusement il she
result
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
a rrancl, -.

Mile de Bonneville will give g French
tea her cla in French and the mem
bers Of the New Century Club IN the
club parlors this afternoon. Ever thins
will be Freg ch, even the conversation.
and an eDioyable time Is anlleipated
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
THOMAS McHUGH,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,
No. 1s MAEgUT sTREET,
Wilmington. naTavrn-s
Relief in SIX Honrs.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re
heved in six hours bv the New Great south
American kidney Cue" qhia new remedy
Is a great surprise on account Of its exceeding
promptness ~ relieving pain in the unddsr
passages 10 male OF female. III relieves ra en-
ton of water and pain in passing IL almost
immc lately. If you want quick relief and cure
q. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
FIaYlug ) - LID.


owe 6nd that the r., w. q B Railroad
Company Is playing bigger hand in this
electric railway fight than the
Wilmington City Railway Company. =
said Ons of ths supporters Of q proposed
Suburban road 10 your carrsspondent
esterday afternoon. willard SAnls-
bury Jr has pull With this General
Assembly, 20 be sure, but IL Is NOS nearly
So great Us that of George v Massey,
counsel for the p w & B. He seems 70
nave the private corporations committees
Of b1tb houses rnder the most complete
control Most Of these amendments
With which the projectors al new electric
railways have TO contend ar8 drawn bg
him They ara then taken by his man
Friday, George Massey Jones, % the
Office Of Clerk Of the Peace b xon. A
oung lady typewriter there raiueas
them TO manuprint and George Massey
Jones carries them up To the cummitte
men, who take them as though Mr.
Massey were q superior power aad tho
General Assembly his creature The way
lu hich this thing IS being worked Is
thls' TIE Wilmington City Railway
Company Il hghsiug every thing that
tepds to parallel IFS lines fla the city OF
Wilmington, and the railroad COMPANY
is exertiug every endeavor To prevent
us from Interfering with its suburban
traffic. 1t Is throwing every obstacle ia
our way and will continue TO do So until
public sentiment is worked MP TO such 4
pitch that the Legislators will noa dare "a
disregard IL
some Of the members Of the Third
House are saying that the next move upon
tue parc Of Chairman Jolls OF the Ron 3
Committee on Private corporations. Wal
hs TO compel Ricusrd W Crook, Robert
g Justls and Dr. Ball to have their
amended supplement- to the charter of
the Wilmington and Brandy wine Springs
Rail gay Company carved on mammoth Ii
granite shaft and se5 up on the green for
public reference.
Legislative Notes.
The Senate bill to incorporate the
South Wilmington Real Estate Company
passed the Senate with amendmentz :
limitias the capital stock to $500. 600.
and providing that ten per cent. Of She
capital stock ahall bs raid Ill before
busineas Is bsgun
The House passed the Senate bill 81.
lowing thsW 4 n Railroad Company ca
eha'sa the Gay OF its snnual meeting.
The House bill to prevent bets and
wagers was reported favorably by Repre-.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
VIM. B. SHARP
&z GO.
Fourth and Market SIS.

We are showing beautiful
line Of Spring Wraps and
Capes, pretty, dainty little
things, and also the more sub
srantial Wraps They are made
in the latest style, with full
sweep OF perforated cloth, vel
vet and silk trimmed with lace,
ribbon and beaded ornaments
in the latest fashions-$5 to
$40.
aconettc Plisse-Crepe ef-
fects. the newest French prints,
making a most becoming gown
on waist They are in superb
figure effects and incompatible
shades Of pink, light blue.
green and straw shaded stripes
-fSc per yard.
The second lot Of those Gle
gaH- and genuine English
Long Cloth for Ladies and
Childrens Underwear -I2
yards to each piece I6c pei
yard or SI.75 per piece.
Quick selling makes lots Of
remnants-they're here now III
Victoria Lawns and India
Linens to 10 yards III
length-at half price. There's
nothing better for lining wash
dresses.
Are you going TO have a tea
IA dinner party-a few
friends invited anything that
means nice Table Linens? A
glance at your supply may
lead YOU to think new linens
are needed. Your opportunity
is right now to buy some re-
markable bargains
Unbleached Cream Damask
90 inches wide, SIZE from
soc.
White Double Damask, soc
from CSC and 75c
White Double Damask, 83c
from SIa5
White Double Damask
9I.25, ST.5o and Sc in tht
very finest Barnsleys.
Among our Novelty Dres,
| Goods we show two Of thc
greatest bargains in all-woo
dress fabrics for Spring wea.
we've yet offered. They al,
in mixed cloths and fine plaiC
effects 42 and 44 inches wide
and made Of the finest woods
They are in browns, ccru
green, blue, steel and garne
mixes and plaids, and are Of
fered at the following reduc
tions:
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
The PPOVident Ice Company

that has purchased the entire output OF ice from
the Diamond Ice Company Also the entire stock Of ice Of
the Consumers lee and Coal Company and Cold Spring Ice
and Coal Company.
The object Of this purchase place the delivery Of ice
this city under system thereby multiplying and short
enng the Of and assuring early delivery all
parts Of the city These advantages apparent that the
Provden has hesitation in soliciting the patronage and
cooperation Of the patrons Of the old companies assuring
them that every attention will be given provide them
promptly they may desire with either manufactured
natural ice
This arrangement will take effect April !, 1906, upon
which date Offices will be opened the southeast corner
Of Tenth and Market streets
Prices of former years will be maintained
THE PROVIDENT ICE COMPANY.
JACOB PUSEY, President =, T. WARNER Vce-Presdent
MILLER STRADLEY Secretary A. d. WARNER Treasurer
CHARLES S. OLELAND. Genernl AIanager.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
A nlrthhaa snrn,lsa

pleasant surprise party was given Ia
honor Of o j Thaglsy's birthday. last
night Among those present we're: Mlsses
Emma Eb-fhardt, Annie Myers. Ltilie
Durham Nellls Mc8nea, Maggie short.
Florence hughes Mrs AliaA HUDSON.
Misses Clara Hudson. Mamie Jeffsris. Katie
Hitchcock, Llcia Ryan. Jennie Psfs0na.
Nellie Carlisle, Lizzie Radcliffe. Mr.. and
Mrs r. Spence, n IS Wilson, +
Sucker, NJ Hurlock Gns Springer, John
Lane John FarrA. Edwsrd Parsons.
Carlton Bryan, Harry Dugeu. Edward
Haggerty. Mr. Myers Charles Waiter
man, J. Basseb band vim somores
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
rendered ! rar.uei neoep,lon.

An ovation and cheering fare veil re
ception was rendered Rev D Waddell
and family at the parsouage ID sonth
Wilmington, and the occasion was ven,
happy enc foreyery cody present. Toward
the close o. the evening Captain John G.
heraey, on behalf OF tue congregation,
presented to Mrs. Waddall we'll flied
purse as q token q ths esteem Of bar
parishioners. Dr.. Waddell responded ID
feiieltous and feallag remarss Dr.
Waddell and family viii leave WnminF-
ton for Lincoln CITY nsX5 Thursday a.
4 q He succeeds Rev j. 4. VanBurka
low aa paslor at Llnenln.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
75c ones for soc.
81 25 ones for 75e.

Ask for the Frances heck
and eye. They take the place
of silk loop on your dress
try them.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
asAwRvEn

D0HERTY- AUCLIFF.- on March g.
1885, AZ The Green itii parsons e, hy Rev. Ii.
W. Long. john Dobcrtv. OF Henry Clay and
Ellen RadciiH, of Hocsland.
STERLING-TH0RNT NTON.-At the home of
briae's mother, bg Rev III e.. q Vincent,
Wilhsm r. Sterling. of kirkwood. Del t0
Miss Lucy +. 4hufnton, daughter of late
John III Ihornton. uf Glasgow, Dol.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
nut RnIy Eaekad ont.

"When tbs movements to incorporate
the Delaware Horse Breeders Association
wac FIRST inaugurated Billy Thompson
% Gloucester fame, was party 70 ID aud
is 6naneial bacEer, said a Third House
msmber HE would not ouiv have
brought his horses aud complete outfit to
some place in New Castle county. but 1
understand that he pledged himself 70
contribute $50 600 snnualy to tie
Democratic campaign fund II such lepis
ietion could be enacted that bio might
build up a little Gloucester in our state
He met number OF the boys d the
Bullitt Building, Philadelphia, aud the
matter was arranged The bill introduced
was too mild to meet with his approval
and he dropped ont. Then the New
Jsstlaan Kent boys took hold OF it on
their own responsibility II any race and
pool bill gets through and IS worth
having Thompson will undoubtedly take
il Off their hands I do not believe thnt
the present General Assembly Is favor
ably disposed towards Gloucester prso.
tices
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
DIED.

BRADWAY I'm this city on 2jlh instant,
T omas s. Broadway. in his s. year.
F0N-On March -. 1925, !. Morton, son Of
James G. ana Addie toN. aged months.
H0sKEN. .--On March 25. 1895. Albert son
oL Thomas Il. and The late ELLEN Hosken,
aged 20 years.
TRANERS.~ ~sfn this city, on The goth in-
stant, Lydia Al. wife of The late Thomas III.
Iravers, in the ialh year of nsr age.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Receptions to Coming and Co
ing Ministers
WILL ENJOY A Faaa0H TIA

m'iIe ne bonneville TO Eotortain New
Century Club Members This Afternoon.
was rendered Birthday serprlse
Party-A New Idsa for Social Evenings.
Personal sKent,on of wnmsngton Peopio
and Their Friends.
t spiuMs sa1Nd eg aad saset6 n. ssf,esess
Ae - nfs q e9 L8ENlsG 3euaMaL. lao
ia14e@eiuAl s. 7lio hh Wl4faeA uH AaeAae .
tN 0Mg9f 1Fif
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

HoI cau soc it ia minuse
Auat j An i15iy ia IL
Because llrlk So It appear
SJeecklus Diamond State Blek Bear.
Lengels Beck Beer is made Of the
best Canadian malt and BAvanan hops. a
pure aud wholesome beverage ask
gour boz isr ferlt. Oa tap March 20
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
PR0VIDENT ICE COMP AM

1T assures its patrons Of it's high appreciation Of their
liberal patronage and will plea sed have them transfer
the same to the new company
Mr. a. d Warner, will assume an active part ia the
management OF the "Pfovdent and has no hesitation iii
guaranteeing satisfactory delivery under the new
system. LEA PUSEY, President,
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
uaa.Inasa rrom FIr.t go.

terday through The speakers. It was as
follows:
I'm obsdieaoa to the foregoing isins
resolatiou have made an Investigation
as thorough So time and circumstances
would rmi3, aud as result -of such
investigation and examination % the
evidalcs thBt has bean laid before me. |
nave the honor 10 report TO ths General
Assembly that in my judgment the
SKATE III Delaware hss, prima facie a
lawf0l elsim to Che possession and owner
ship of q certain deed Of feoffmenJ of
ths Duke Of York to William Penn ard
70 divers otusr papers ra ferred to ia the
joint resolution aforesaid
Senator dauby. immadiafelY after Mr.
Nicholsous rspor bad been read offered
The f5lioRieg Tat resolution. witch
was sdop ed ii lae seuats sud j incurred
% by he House;
9h-fess II eepesrs from lhs report
of the attgflsy gsnarei ttis dag made. liz
o5sdi9pea 10 lhe joint resolution adep "a
March 80 1895, That ths State 81 Drla
wore has, ns fscia. a lawful claim Ia
eertsin derd cf ge0l aent Of tie D ke
Of York TO William Penn, ard veIs
other public papers, soon to be sid ia
the eifg ot Philadelphia as tile property
q j hsary Rogers, of New Castle
@ unity / tAis uats Therefore IS II
Resolved, Bg he >enkla sud gonse
of preseutAtises of the State of Della
ware, in General Assembly met, hat the
attorney general be, and he Is hereby
authorized, empowered ard directed tr
institute aud conduct such proceedings
at lsw or in equity as in his judgment
nay be necessary and proper fur the
litigation Of any right Che State Of Della
ware may have il said papara and foI
me legal ascertairmant d enforcement
ri y iitls ths stats may have thereto
and further, may employ counsel iii this
tate Or elsewhere to assist him
'ae adootion Of the resolution was
followed BY the issuing of sn order ),
tae chancellor restraining Mr. Roger:
from selling the papers
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
~zEznzvr--- Il III IS ----r=us-
ICE COMPANY

Having been convinced Of the advantages that would acc
its patrons by placing the delivery Of ice in this city und
one system has sold it's entire output Of ice to the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-04
WEST SrpERInR

L. L. Lewis, formerly of Hartland
in Pierce county, received another
paTalytic shock last Thursday. He is
slowly improving but his eXtreme age,
50 years, seems to preclude the proba-
bility of a complete recovery.
The extensive area Of her coal docks
and the immense quantities of coal
handled here have given Superior a
wide reputation as a distributing
point for coal, and hereafter salt viii
be one of the staple cOmmOdi ties
furnished from here, the Standard
Salt Company having closed negOtia-
tions for dockage that will enable
them to handle 100000 barrels of salt
at this port during the coming season.
In municipal politics the Democrats
are waiting to see what the Republi-
cans are going TO do, and as the latter
do not propose TO show their hand un-
TIL the Saturday before election the
campaign will be a very brief one.
There will be a lot of surprised poll
ticians here when the Republican con-
vention is held, and they will not all
belong to the same political party
either.
Construction is now going on for
two big saw mills within the corporate
limits.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-04-04
Blood Purifiers

When spring breezes began 20 blow, our good
old grandmothers used to prepare for us doses
of sulpher and m0lasses and other simple mix
lures, to purify the blood" upon the theory
that the heavy winter diet Of pork and pota-
toes and cabbage and cOrned beef had some
how filled our veins with impurities which
needed to be driven out. Our grandfatheFs.
having considerable of the '0ld Adam, I"
So emed to prefer whisky and tansy TO the
remedies used by their wives, and that survives
even to this day. At a later day came the army
of pat Mt medicine purifiers" which were al
most warranted to give one a supply of blood
superior in every respect to that furnished by
nature. Now. personal cleanliness and care
full selection of food are taking the place of
medication, as they ought to do, and we are
being freed from the swallowing of nauseous
decoctions. In addition TO plentiful bathing
and varied food. one of the best prescriptions
tor debilitated condition is a pleasure trip 10
one of the thousand health resorts of our great
country. Ninety-nine times out of a hundred
these resting places must be reached by a rail-
road journey, and the first step is to say TO your
ticket agent when you visit his office, that you
want your ticket via The Burlington Route. If
he cannot supply you with both ticket and in
formation, write TO w. J. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass
Agent ST. Paul, MINI.