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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
TROUBLE IN CRANES COMPANY.
Miss Dallas Tyier's Husband Fires at
Her Five Times.

Miss Dallas Tyler. who plays the part
OF Kitty Canary in His Wlfes Father
I'm william II. Cranes company. was
shot al five times at O'clock Wednes-
day afternoon by her husband, whose
stage-name Is Edwin Bethel The shoot
ing took place In the Hotel Heubein,
Hartford, Conn, where Miss Tyler and
other members Of the Crane company had
rooms. Miss Tyler went 20 her hotel
after the matinee, and went directly
10 her room .nortly afterward screams
were heard and Miss Tyler came rush
ing from her room, crying:
"Oh don't, He'll KIN mer'
Following her on run was Bethel.
revolver In his hand. Miss Tyler flew
down the stairs, two steps at time,
and when she beard Bethel cry out 70
stop or he would fire she only screamed
and ran the faster. Then Bethel fred.
the bullet grazing Miss Tyler's head.
and ploughing e hole In the hardwood
casing beyond htr. The pursuit was not
sackened. and on the second haif Of
the hiaht OF S. iirs Bethel fired again.
Down three ri rs OF stairs they went.
shots ringing 4, followed by screams.
until five sho. rad been fired.
Miss Tyler rhcn had reached the
lower corridor, md Bethel was close be-
hind her. On t4e last step he fell 20 the
floor He was sO0n overpOwered threat
enng still 90 k'l her If he had TO wait
twenty years. igs Tyler was prostrated
by the shock and swooned. She was
unharmed alth lgh some OF the shots
had been fired - close to her head that
her hair was s. ged.
Bethel had cen playing I'm Frank
Hulitts compar, in the Grand Opera
House IN Bosi ,. in "Hoodman Blind"
He played his art Tuesday night. and
Wednesdays Boston Herald says: Espe-
cial credit is moriteI by Mr. Edwin
Bethel, as Jaci. Yeulett." when the
play was over D. told the managers that
he was through.
Bethel went - Hartford Wednesday
afternoon. and registered at the Hotel
Heublein his name being scarcely Iegible.
In a talk with a reporter in his
cell Wednesday night Bethel said ne
played in "Old Glory at the newsboys'
benefit in New York on Years
Eve. He showed a scar in his left side.
where he said he had tried to shoot
himself I'm New York about three months
ago. He said he did not care II they
took him out and threw him into the
river. He cursed his wife's mother. who,
he said, had driven him 20 desperation.
81 crammed down seventy-hve pages OF
parts on Sunday night" he said. "and
I'm nutty, see?" At times he shook the
bars Ike a mailman. and roared at the
top OF his voice. she was the only one
in the world 20 me-" he said. "and
loved her. What have l done? I wouldn't
harm her-not hair Of her head"
Bethel IS charged with assault with in
tent 10 kill.
He says his mother-in-law IS a divorced
woman and has lived on what his
wife furnished her. He says she has
kept them apart He Is an Englishman
81 years oid, and was born in the Ba-
hama Islands.
Her real name is Gertrude Ashlin She
says he had threatened her life seyc-
raj times before. and she has not lived
with him since asst winter ON that ac-
count Her asv 8 10. She played her
role. ar Josie 81 strong, in The Sena-
tor" Wednesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

Early yesterday morning a horse at
tached 10 a vehicle which was occupied
by Messrs. n. Marks. \. H.rshberg and
Miss Hirshberg became frightened on
Broad street between Twelfth and the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot, and ran
with terrific speed down the hill. The
vehicle c0lllded with another carriage
AT the depot and the occupants We're
thrown out Of the carriage 10 the street
Mesfrs. Marks and HIrshberg We're con-
slderably cut and bruised. though their
hurts are not thought TO De serious.
Miss Hirshberg was unhurt, with the
exception Of being considerably shaken
up.
The horse was frightened by n shaft
dropping down and striking its legs. A
nut belonging 70 the shaft became loosen
ed, thus causing il to drop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
souTn AND WEST CONGRESS-.
savannah observation-disclosures
CanaI-Neu Govt Department.


CHARLESTON, S. C., April 3O.-The
South and West Grain and Trade Con-
eress held - third annual session here
to-day. The congress met at 10 o'clock
this morning, and adjourned at 6 p. NJ,
having fI<s; ed its business and resolving
TO hold its next meeting in Kansas City
next spring. A permanent organization
was made by the election Of Mr.. IL. S.
Potter. of st. Louis. as chairman, and a
vlce-chairman from each state was repre-
sented ON the floor.
A memorial was adopted and sent 10
the ~ esident Of the United states Sen
ate. by telegraph requesting that the an
rropriation for Savannah be replaced IN
the river and harbor bill.
Addresses were delivered by President
Fish Of the Illinois Central system; by
Mr.. !. NJ Lowe of Kansas city; Mr..
Breedlove Smith. Of New Orleans; Mr..
Knlcbrew. Of Nashville. and Mr.. f. 2.
O'Nenl. Of Charleston
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
Nicaragua canal. the proposed new naval
station AT New Orleans the Improvement
u the Mississippi river, and the Frye
bin i'm the Senate. and the Cobb bin in
the House. relating TO the establishment
of a department I'm the national govern
ment OF commerce and manufactures.
The session has been a most interesting
and successful one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
CAPTURE OF COMPETITOR.
No American Arrested, Apparently
Big Fight Reported.

HABANA. April 3O.--Unlted States Con-
sul-General Williams is not officially
aware that any American citizen was
arrested by the Spanish authorities in the
capture Of the expedition on board the
American schooner Competitor yesterday
lie will personally visit Captain-General
Weyler. however. and investigate the
facts. and take whatever action In the
matter the circumstances demand, in the
event OF his ascertaining that an Ameri-
can citizen or citizens has or have been
uegaUy taken into custody.
A force Of rebels fired upon the Spanish
eunboat Alvarado as she was passing
Sgua. The fort near Baracoa answered
the fire. and the gunboat continued on her
way To- Baracoa.
The Spanish gunboat Relampago has re-
pulsed a force OF rebels who attacked a
government convoy I'm the Canto river.
A big fight is reported near Manzanilo
in the province OF Santiago de Cuba. No
details have been received.
Fify-one political prisoners were de-
ported to-day by the Spanish mail
steamer They are 10 be sent TO the
convict establishment, at Ceuta, Africa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
DEPEw TALKS TO WOMEN.
lie Tells Them of the Professional
womnn's Hard Lines.
New York Sun.


DIR. chauncey NJ. Depew. In a talk at
Madison Square Garden TO the graduates
Of the woman's law class OF the New
York University, said:
There Is much and Just criticism OF
hard hearted employers who live and
thrive by cuppiLg the life blood OF their
employees but I'm many cases the en-
ployers cannot help themselves. Ninety
per cent. OF the value OF every article
OF commerce is labor Chap labor-too
cheap TO give the opportunity for right
living and right thinking-is one OF the
dangers OF the future. 1t threatens Us
from Japan. from China. and from India,
because OF the quick Accommodation
by steam and electricity. The manuiac-
turer who can sell his shirts at aZ
dozen may be met by a competitor who
can sell shirts Of the same material ana
OF as good make for SO. He does II be-
cause he gets cheaper labor.
'If a brother and sister. equally equip-
ped. go out into the world for employ
ment, there are ten places open for the
brother where there is one for the sister.
The result is that. while the brother can
find employment at remunerative wages,
the sister IS overwhelmed by the surplus
Of energy applying for the things which
she Is permitted TO do.
1T Is a mistake to suppose that the
prejudice against higher education has
died ont or that the feeling against a
woman entering the professions or study
ing them TO longer exists The young
lawyer, OF doctor. or specialist, or engi-
neer Is welcomed everywhere. Fathers
look kindly upon him as promising hus-
band for their daughters. and mothers
=
sister finds the doors of society, in a
large measure, closed against her. So
ciety admits her brilliancy, her prof.
cheney. her right to earn a living. but Is
afraid TO recognize her. The man who
does not do some work in the United
States in business or I'm the professions
is looked upon with contempt. The
woman who does earn a living has a
constant struggle 10 avoid being re-
garded in the same way because she
labOrs
'"The brother and sister are educated
for business. The brother enters a great
banking or brokerage firm IN Wall street,
and his sister procures a position with
the same firm. Because Of this connection
and its possibilities the brother Is a well
come guest at every gathering Of fashion,
refinement, and excluslveness. while the
sister finds few invitations awaiting her
1t is for you. young ladies'. to preach
and work against this prejudice. which
is doing so much harm 10 your sisters"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
TOBACCO COMPANY WINS.
CbnnceIIor McGiII Denies the In
junction Asked for by Hall.

JERSEY CITY. April SO-Chancellor
McGm tonight announced TO Richard V
Lindabury counsel for the American To-
bacco Company. and Charles d. Thomp-
eon. counsel for Frank Han. that he had
decided to deny the injunction asked for
by Hall. TO prevent the company from
issuing 20 per cent, in scrip in addition to
a per cent. dividend.
The Chancellor would give none Of the
reasons on which the denial was based
lie said it was matter about which he
was uncertain. and that 1t was good
rule to deny a writ when in doubt.
He said he would file his written opinion
at Trenton tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
JUDGE PRYOR scoPrs A MINISTER.
Says He Aided and Abettcd the
Crime of Bjgamy.
New York Sum


Justice Pryor had large calendar OF
undefended divorce cases before him yes
terday. Charles w. Schneider sought
an absolute divorce from his wife, jose
phine. 10 whom he was married in 1891.
They separated after two years, and
Mrs. Schneider married Charles Ziegler,
i'm February, 1894. Ernest Ziegler was a
reluctant witness I'm behalf Of Schneider
He said that his brother, Charles, had
married Mrs. Schneider
What" exclaimed Justice Pryor, 'you
do not mean that they went through a
ceremonial marriage
Il do" answered Zlegler.
Il will stop this bigamy in some way
said the Justice. 81 am going to send
this case TO the District Attorney TO in
vestigate"
That the second marriage had occurred
was concluslvely shown By the Rev.
Henry Hoebel. Of no. e0 east Eighty
third street. The clergyman said that
he did not know the parties nor
their witnesses. He had put the usual
questions to the woman. She said that
her name was Josie Wohlen. that her
maiden-name was Brandt, and that she
was a widow. The clergyman said: II
took her statements TO be true"
'N on should not, as clergyman, nave
done So" said the Justice. You have
aided and abetted bigamy. You ought
TO be more careful in performing mar
riage ceremonies, and exercise a little
prudence and common sense. You should
not have consummated this crime. This
Is at least the sixth case that has been
brought TO my attention in two months,
where bigamy has been committed de-
Hberately. II is outrageous that minis
ters of the Gospel should not examine
the witnesses and principals 10 marriages
before performing the ceremonies"
The Justice said ne would grant the
decree OF divorce. and send the papers
to the District Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
Notes About the Reunion.

Colonel George X Gather, commanding
Fifth Maryland Regiment. writes a. Cap
tain Thomas Elicit, informing the COM
mittee that his regiment, with its full
strength, will attend the reunion, and
asking to whom he shall report. The let
ter has been turned over to General A. l..
Phillips, chairman Of the Military Com
mittee.
Colonel G. l.. Teaney. commander James
A. Walker Camp. Pulaski, Va. writes 20
Mr. j. Taylor Stratton. TO purchase for
his camp a regulation battle-nag. and the
camp will be at the reunion in full force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
Refter Thnn refined Gold

,s bodily comfort. This unspeskable boon
is denied 10 many unfortunates for whose
promptly helpful remedy. The dyspeptic,
H. RHEUMATIC. the nervous. persons trou-
Med with biliOusness or chiils and fever.
should lose no time in ava!ling themselves
81 this comprehensive and genial medi-
cine. IL promotes appetite and nightly
slumber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

An Assignment at Jarratts-A Char
ter Recorded.

EMPORIA, VA, April S0.-(Special)-
Mr.. r. S. Pcdneau, a young merchant
doing business near Jarratts Depot, made
an assignment on yesterday. His liabili-
ties are 81, 400. Mr.. II. ii. Mann, Jr., OF
Petersburg. is named as trustee. The
debts are classified into three classes.
A charter was presented In the
Clerks Office to-day for record. The
name Of the corporation is the Enter
prise Manufacturing Company. Its OBJ
iects are the manufacture OF baskets
crates. butter-dishes. etc. The officers
are: y. A. Hartley, president; Charles
Baker. vice-president; J. a. Hartley, sec
retary and treasurer and Il. B. Hartley
general manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
Administration Men Endorsed.

MEMPHIS, TENN, April 30.-Congress-
man Josiah Patterson received a strong
endorsement from the Democratic con-
vention Of this. his home county, yes
terday. President Cleveland and Sec
rotary Carlisle were also endorsed. The
gold-standard majority was obtained in
this city the interior districts being al
most solidy for silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

Result of the Primary IN Doubt-Mr.
richardson PrubatIN Elected.

Result of the PRIMARY III bouht-Mr.
richardson PrubabIY Elected.
ts h- edition of the Dispatch goes 70
rH ths result OF yesterdays primary
..laot he told
There were many candidates for the
trl offices. ANA the great amount OF
'enHs made the count necessarily
Irc The polls old not close until
.elo.E
lItl a. M. only the returns from the
i- precincts 200 Jackson Ward had been
i..I at headquarters, and these did
30 Indicate anything.
.. Impression prevailed that the con-
i.. for Commonwealth Attorney would
N.N close with chances in favor of
"H ID o. Richardson Captain Reeve,
l.T Mayor aul Nr Valentine, for Audi
Doth ram Wol. but the friends OF
"..o TAYLOR were etul confident There
Hf'e doubt about the renomina-
H. 'HE-sorg,ent Charles II. Epph.
beloved that a majority OF the
government candidates for the
-.-al were lected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

,,.. P. L l.. Dickinson, formerly Of
burg Va. hut "a resiien OF this
H .n past few years. died yestcr-
morning at his residence No go
.'- soth street. In the 25th year Of
IHe deceased was q faithful
F'' 90. the ~ Millhiser Company.
't.1 was quite sudden. he having
'..H "ea "a Few days Deceased
,., wife AND one child The funeral
I." at 3D. A. M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
Trinity Church Excursion 10 Old
Point.

The ladies' OF Trinity Methodist church
will give a grand excursion 10 Old Point,
Hampton. Buck Row, Virginia Beach. ard
ocean View, via the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. on Wednesday, June nth, lsJe.
The excurslonists will have ample op-
portunity TO visit all points OF interest
in and around Old Point. and to enjoy
the bathing fishing, sc. Remember.
Trinity church excursion. and go with the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
british Miners Entombed.

LONDON. April 30.-An explosion oc-
CURED i'm the Mickelneid colliery, In
Yorkshire. to-day, cutting of the escape
OF 100 men. who are now entombed in
the mine Searching parties are en-
deavoring to find and rescue them. The
explosion is ascribed TO the use Of naked
lfohtg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
Ricbmood witnesses wanted.

Sheriff Hughes received telegram from
Farmvlle last night, requesting him 10
notify Major Derbyshire. Captain Cum
ningham, Sergeant Cardoza, and Mr..
johnson that they will be wanted to-day
TO testify in the case OF Pokey Barnes.
All of these will probably 30 upon the
early train this morning, except Captain
Cunningham who will hardly leave until
after the funeral Of his friend, Mr.. c. V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
specinI Train for Delegates and
visitors Attending Southern Bap-
list Convention, Chattanooga,
Tenn May Sth-1Ith, 1SoO.

FOR the above occasion the Southern
railway viii sell tickets May 5th to 8th
AZ one fare good for the round-trip, and
will run a special train. leaving Sails
hurry. y. c., 800 A. ~, May 9Th; arriving
in Chattanooga 9A0 p. NJ. Train leaving
Richmond with sleeping-car attached May
SIN will connect with this train at Sails
hurry. For further Information. apply 70
G. w. CECIL,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
900 east Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
The Federal BnIance-Sheet.

WASHINGTON, April 30.-Treasury fig
ures. which will b. officially proclaimed
tomorrow. show that mp to May lst the
excess Of expenditures over receipts for
the fiscal year aggregate So 2o0 900. For
the month Of April the excess is $780,
600. IN round figures. the receipts for the
ten months OF the fiscal year are S21i,-
$1,000. and the expenditures sos O00.000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

John ireland, 1872 Broadway. n. Y. has
published in April. new, revised and
enlarged edition Of what one Can DO
with Chatting Dish" by II. L. Saw
telle.
A special feature OF the new edition
will be the different methods Of preparing
mushrooms.
prfce 81 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

THE WINDSOR HOTEL, 5th av. and
10Th 70 9Th st.. New York city, Is unsur-
passed IN location and perfect In It, ap-
pontments. II IS patronlzed by the elite
OF America and Europe. The rates are -
per day and upward. American plan. and
SLJO per day and upward. European plan.
Patrons have free coaches aud transfer ot
baggage TO and from Grand Central De-
pot. WARREN +. LELAND. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

o., evening 90 the rooms Of the Art
,.. corner of Fourth and Franklin
tt $50 o'clock. there VIII be a
O f''ncrng OF an the members. Mr.
'H.r Norton win show shne coll
.. ol stereoplcon views OF Europe.
,..,i ,"''ce vocal and Instrumental music
n-- l- r-nlnrnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. April 30.-Forscast
lFblR Tor Friday
For Virginia: FAIR weather; pos
sibly preceded by local rains in
southern portion in the early morning
warmer; easterly to southerly winds.
North Carolina: Generally fair weather
in the interior; local showers. followed
by fair weather on the coast; easterly &c
southerly winds: warmer In the interior
The barometer has risen slightly on the
Middle Atlantic coast. The probabilities
are that fair weather will continue
throughout the Southern. Middle. and
New England States, but local showers
are likely to occur on the South Atlantic
coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
Chickens and Eggs.

me chicken ana egg crop OF Virginia
ana Norm Caronna last year was greatly
increased by the use Of POLK Miler's VIC
tory poultry eood. me demuid this year
viii be as great. go don't fail TO lay In a
supply early. twenty-five cents a box at
ali stores.
POLK MILLER DRUG co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
Nh Tox on the Carts.

Commencing to-day, the lO-cent tax
which has heretofore been levied by the
clerks OK the markets on all country
carts from which vegetables were sod
on the streets I'm the vicinity Of the mar
kets will be obsolete. The new ordi-
nance. giving farmers the privilege Of
dlsposing Of their products without requr-
ing os them a license. goes into effect
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
A HeyiyuI Tent.

CREWE. VA. April 30-(special.) )-Rev.
J. William Lee the we.l-known evange-
list. accompanied by Mr.. &. II. Coultes,
of Greensboro. y. g, arrived here yes
terday afternoon, and the two literally
pitched their tent; for to-day the large
white canvas has been spread. and raised
on Carolina avenue near the centre of the
town, and seats will be arranged and
other preparations made FOR the big
union meeting that viii commence on
Sunday morning next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

raj OF the Diocese OF San Antonio, and
chaplain OF the Ursullne Convent, in this
city, died here last night Of rheumatic
troubles.
Dr. Bounard was born I'm Aisace.
France. in ls22. and came 10 America
with Bishops Forest and Dubois. in 1856.
In the interval between the death OF
Bishop Nerez and the conservation OF
Bishop Forest he was administrator OF
the diOcese
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
MONEY FROM BOND SALE.
Call Therefor by the Secretary al
the Trenfury.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 30
Secretary Carlisle to-day called on the
depository banks in New York to pay
into the Treasury 100000 deposited in
those banks in payment Of the last gov
eminent bond sale. and which has re-
manned there up to this time. This ac-
ton is taken because Of the weakness
Of interest rates in New York. and tho
strength Of foreign exchange. 1t i
done in hope 10 prevent threatened
gold exports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
After TrxIng All Ofhers

DIR. Davlds Sarsaparilla Is found 10 be
the best for Scrofula, Eczema, Old Sores,
Boils, Pimples, rheumatism, and all Blood.
stomach. and Skin Troubles. IL is the
best spring medicine known. and has no
superior as an Alternative tonic Cures
that tired feeling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

valz. staunton, va; Miss r. Swift Vir-
gInia.
Hotel Regent-E. J.. Holtzclaw ana Wlie'
Hampton. Va; Miss Annie Moon NUT
folk. Va.
National-N. +. Dome. Winchester va
Metropolitan-M. McNair, Maxtoh' ~
C.; J. X. Harrison. Staunton. ana o. ~
Harrison. Nirginla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01

carly morning hours were the regular
schedules not observed. BY . o'clock
every Inc was running as usual. The po-
lice were prepared for violence. but no
disorder took place, and only two ar
rests were mede for interference with the
company's property
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
ARIZONA MKINLFYITEs BOLT.
They Announce Their Intention Of
uoIdine. Another Convention.

PHOENIX. ARIz.. April %-The Nc
Kinley supporters bolted at the Repub-
,ican state Convention here last night
and left the hall in a huff
The contest arose over the adoption oil
q ,esoution endorsing Mckinley's can
Gi1acv. and when his friends found tnat
nv could not carry their point they
withdrew from The convention. announc-
a., ,helr intention OF holding another
convention to-day. r.,.
g.be delegates chosen TO the 81. Louis
.,,geption were lninstructed. Aside from
ttts feature the convention was with
ont interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
Eastern shore Oyster Inspectors.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, April 3O.-Judge
Gilmore Kendall has appointed A. l..
Dennis and J. II. Spady oyster inspec-
tors for the Eastern Shore of Virginia,
10 succeed Thomas Downes, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
crutehes, Trusses, and Brnces--
full line, cheap, az
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.'s.

sound mind COOS very seldom without 9
sound Digestion and nothing contributes toward
il more than the aso OF DR.. sIEGEEr's ASGosTUEA
BrTrERs. the wOrld-renowned appetizer and In
yigorator manufactured only by Dr. J. G. Is
Siegerr & sons.