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The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06
PORTLAND CREAMERY.
An Industry That Is Attracting Much
Attention Just Now.

The Portland Creamery is an industry
that is attracting good deal of attention
just now on account of their sterilized
milk, which is approved, by the board of
health and kept under the best sanitary
conditions. 1t is made perfect health
food by sterilization The milk is
brought direct from the farms to the
creamery, from the best herds, and all
milk is boughtIfrom tests. Upon arrival
at the creamerysthe milk is put into large
sterilizers, which not only kills germs of
all kinds, but cleanses the milk thorough
ly. 1t is then run off into large tank,
after which it is bottled for the trade.
The top of the cam brand is some
thing extra. This is made by adding ex-
ira cream to the milk as it comes from
the COWS. All the milk is steriIized and
strictly pure, and will keep fresh for
several days. This applies even to the
skinned milk which is sold for cooking
purposes.
The. managers of the Portland Creamery
are the pioneers in making creamery
butter in Portland, starting here about
ten years ago. They manufacture from
one-half to ton of butter a day. and their
goods are well and favorabIy known, not
only in this city but in Desiring, West
brook, Cape Elizabeth and many of the
surrounding. towns. They furnish all the
bottled cream that is sold at the stores in
this city, and their creamery butter and
bottled cream is sold direct from the
grocery stores. This concern EMPLOYS
thirteen men and five teams, which are
kept busy all the time manufacturing
and delivering their goods.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06
HIS OvERCOAT STOLEN.
While Deputy Marshal Sterling Was En-
joying His Evening Meal.

Deputy Marshal Sterling was eating sup.
per Saturday evening when man entered
the front door. The man found in
the hall two overcoats and he took
them both. Then he looked around and
found hat and he took this also, while
the officer of the law calmly ate his sup
per- little suspecting what chance there
was LOT him to make capture in his own
'front.' hall. After supper, Mi. Sterling
lound out what had happened. The
deputy instituted search for the
coats and the hat, but up to
late hour she had not found them.
one OF the coats was Mr.. Ster-
llngs' The other belonged to his son-in
law MT. Howard. Later in the evening,
somebody entered the rooms of the Port
iano Wheel club and made off with two
more oVercoats. These belonged TO Albert
b. Poole and Philip d. Abbott.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06
EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT.

in Skowhegan. Dec 1. William r. Elliott and
Miss Alta f. Savage.
In Cornville. Dec. ], Wilder Varney of Show.
hogan and Miss Lena B. Robineon of Cornyille,
In Madison. Nov. "a, Charles A. Cookson and
Mrs. Lillian L. Chapman.
In Madison, Nov. "a, Calvin c. Page ana Miss
Vesta sawyer.
In Skowheean. Nov a. Virgil Otis and Miss
Lizzie Pearl. both of Arson.
Iu Skowhegan. Nov. 27. Chprles W. Nichols
and Miss Addle b. Strickland, both of Madison
In Pttsfield, Nov. II. Edison A. Burton and
Miss Carrie Lampher. ''''.'
In Pittsfield, Nov. 20. William s. Burbank of
field. "a avs
In Bath. Nov. %, Arthur w. Hall of Rock
land and Annie A. Lincoln of Waterville.
In East Bluehil, Nov. rs. Charles H. Ward
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06
AT PORTLAND HEAD.
led workmen Coming to Mount the
Big Guns There.

Another gun carriage has reached its
destination at the Portland Head fortif-
cations, and only one more remains at
the Pleasantdale yards, to be removed
by the Portland Sanitary Co. The work
men. say - that now the ground has
hardened, the work of moving the guns
is lesseDed. It is understood that the
company has been officially instructed to
push the work forward as fast as possible
1t is furthermore understood that on Dec.
arrive from Fort Warren in Boston Har-
Tor to complete the work of mounting the
guns
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06
oEA7Ha.

In this city, Dec. A, Job R. Dnran, aged e5
years. w
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
In this city. Dee 8 Mrs Ti IN Ssre NJ vf. Of
George w. Fenley, ''' "-o -
Funeral service Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'clock. from her late residence. No. SO Me-
cnanic street. Burial convenience of family
j. Hogan. -
Funeral Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock,
from nef late residence, No. SO Hampshire st.
Requiem high mass at Cathedral of the Immac-
ulate Conception at O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06
THE JEFFERSON.
One of the Directors Denies a Recent
Rumor.

For some days there has been re-
port in circulation on the street to the
effect that the relations Of the direc-
tors OF the theatre corporation
the managers of the house, Messrs.
Fay Brothers & Hosford, had be-
come strained, it being represented that
the directors were not satisfied with the
methods of the management. One of the
directors of the corporation Saturday
night authorized the PRESS to make the
statement that the dealings OF the direc-
tors with the managers had always been
pleasant and that the reports that there
was trouble between them were without
foundation.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06

Coffee of very low grade, or
Coffee essence, is mixed in
every imitation of Postum, which
has coffee taste, thus FAR test
ed. The Counterfeiters cannot
make Postum. the only pure
cereal coffee, with a coffee taste,
on the market.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06
MARRIAGES..

p III IN II Taunton Mass, Nov. 80. by Rev. Father
and Mr.. E. L. McCoupt Of RAMON
NJ IN Hnafpswell. Dec. 3, by Rev. j. E. Atkins
~ ds1St Falhe Bailey and Miss Margaret r. Ran
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06

wishes 1t might never have to refuse an
entrance.
NOTES.
Asmong tho attractions booked at The
SWS a are Frohman's Never Again;
from II Paris; My Friend from India: Fanny
davenport; Minnie Madden Figke:
Twelve Temptations; Fields Ministries:
secret Service; Old Homestead.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-06
BLANKETS.

With each succeeding year American manufacturers
show marked improvement the blanket product less than
surprising offer handsome white blanket pure fancy
borders ia in size for $500 per pair
Our blanket buyer began greatly of
predicting higher quotations material He
for large quantity blankets the different grades at the then
prevailing price, blankets shall sell on the basis Of
price paid. ID
ne7
One lot of Blankets shall briefly
with wide silk binding and bright pretty fancy
blue pink red yellow These fscass in every
and consider them the best blanket today
for general and durability The prices higher
for inferior qualities often sold for price 81 U.s. liza
SIS 90, 1874 S6 So.
lI-4A Wool Blankets of fine quality pretty bright
cooed borders splendid money 81 90 and rs
Two special Values IA white blankets with handsome bo
ders Of pnks blue yellow red full blanket
least fifty than price, 81 so and co.
large line Of 1914 and ll4 white blankets, pretty
borders, from soc to . 90 pair
GRAY BLANKETS
Gray Blankets, colored borders, 48c to 81 Is
lI-4 gray blankets coored borders ST So to 8 Is
al gray blankets quality, S4 rs and 90
Wool Crib Blankets inches pink and blue borders
81 so and 90 pair
46x56 Crib blankets cooed borders So Is pair
Scarlet blankets size black borders So rs and 425
The evening times., 1897-12-02
DYSPEPSIA.

You are suffering because you are skep-
ticaI. Innumerable disappointments make
you hesitate to eNpend more money, fearing
that results may prove as heretofore
satisfactory. We are investing thousands
OF dollars in the endeavor to bring to your
notice GROVER GRAHAM's DYSPEPSIA
REMEDY, the GUARANTEED cure for
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastritis. Ulcera-
tion or threatened Cancer of the Stomach,
AMI all diseases arising from an impaired
Digestive System.
The first dose removes all distress, and a
permanent cure of the most chronic case is
Insured In short time. To prove our
sincerity we Will send to any address, ex-
press prepaid, full size bottle upon re-
ceipt OF 81 90, with guarantee that If It
Tails TO accomplish all reclaim we will at
once refund money in full.
GROVER GRAHAM's Dyspepsia Remedy
10 prepared from the formula OF the cele-
brated English Specialist, Prof. McDer-
mott. We have purchased the sole right
Tor the United States and Canada. 1t IL
the only existing Specific. Write Grover
Graham Co.: Ne wburgh. n. Y, for parnphiet.
eold by oil druggists. A Soc bottle con-
vinces. no2l-tf
The evening times., 1897-12-02
.DE PLATTDUETs vEREES.'
Popular German Societv Has a
:mrncteristicalIy Jolly Time.

Chm uraCteristically Jolly Time.
Tic Plattdue, sche Yercen held one of he
most eajoyable balls of he season at Arion
Hall Iasi night. The committee of arrange
merits lad heen untiring IN its efforts to
| make the ball a success, and this eifOr,
was not misplaced. More than a hundred
couple tripped the light fantastic toe "a
the rhyt Inn OF music composed by Germans,
and danced for generations by the children
ofthe Fatherland. Thehallwasbrightw with
bnrting and flowers, and verybody present
had n good time.
The coinmittee of arrangements was Fr
witte, William WiegInann. Theo, Lohmeyer,
Augustus Schmidt and william Ha ahnena mn 3.
The reception committee comprised Charles
Disner. Henry Klinge, Augustus Voigt. vii
liar, ycigt, DR.. Sellhausen, William Dryer
nd Henry Boesenberg. TheflorCommittee
was william wiegmann, Ernst Brandt.
Charles Weigmann, Henry Wiebkmg and
FIR. Reckweg.
Among those present were Henry Lauc,
Miss Lima Laue, Miss Louise Sudrinck,
Chris Ha st erberg, Miss Dora VOigt. Henry
Reh. Mrs. Reh, Henry Graue, Mrs. Graue.
Augustus Schmidt, Joseph Schladt, George
Meyers, Miss Hurdle. Miss Agnes Harm
edy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Klenk. Miss
Louise Koenig. Miss Mary Brandt. Miss
Nina Brantit, Robert Weber, Mrs. Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Kraemer, Henry Sachs.
Miss Dora Prose-, DR.. and Mrs. Se!lhau-
sen. Mr.. Colmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Dammeyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Engel, Mr. Stello. Miss Mann
and Miss Reith.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
GOSSIP ABOUT wHEELMES

Ray Duer. of Buffalo, holder OF the ANA /.
teur record for one hour, will ride against
his record of twenty-eight miles II $50
yards, at Madison Square Garden next
week.
President Potter, of the L. A. W, has Sc
cured FROM the Department OF tie Interior
n set of maps of New York and other 81 ties,
on which all the public roads are indicated
Copies of these are to lie printed for dis
tribution among League members.
Now that Michael has beaten him three
miles on nine-iap track, Starbuck may be
willing to mate with some other rider and
try to trail the banner OF his enemy in the
si,,s. of defeat. The match arranged for
Michael on Christmas Eve with Taylore
nlay he VII N John s johnson. The latt er
rider has heen matched to ride Taylore on
Christmas Eve, AID the winner OF .hit
ma,cn will meet Michael on Christmas
The evening times., 1897-12-02
HoRSEMEN AND HORSES.

The former great race horse, Terra Gotta
thirteen years of age, was knocked down
to Milton Ye ung Mt Lexington for $50.
It has been officially announced by the
New Memphis Jockey Club that the spring
meetinl of l s9s willopen April 8 and Cell
time nineteen days.
Eugene Leigh and C. II. Gillock will,
after their closing out stnd sales, 20 into
partnership as stable owners, and they
propose having a pretty Formidable string
of runners next season.
Riley Grammar, the well-knovn plunger,
has been entranced with the stories Of
Tod Sloane's remark able success in Eng
land, and he has followed the premier
jockey to the British Isles.
Ed a. Upton says that 81 $4,000 was tue
total sum that went through the pool box
Oh the Ira nsylvania. OF this amount Andy
wel..h liad UP $29, 900 and n. W. Hubingcr
S2O,O0O.
Bumps, 2:04 81, got his name from the
fac: that when "a yearling he. had some
kind If skin disease and was cumpiet '
covered with bumps. lie was then regar.l-
ed as worthless.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
AROUND THE BASES.

In n game at San Francisco last Sunday.
Corhett, pitching for Baltimore, held the
Reliances, a local team, down to one scra tch
hit.
The Cincinnati Club, with twenty-thr
PLAYERS, will 90 their spring training at
San Antonio, Tex. The nien will leave
for there March 1, and have six weeks
work before starting the championship
season.
Hick Carpenter. the once popular third
haseman OF the Cincinnati team, still has
n ran a. conductor of a PIllrnan sleeper be-
tween that CITY and New Orleans He IS
the sane faithful, hardworking, pains
taking il tlividuaI for his employers as he
was for the Cincinnati IA sehall Club
mana cement. HiCk has not lost his love
for the game Of which he was for years
| such I, faithful exponent.
"Cy" Young. the ''tall twirler of the
TnScardw as is at his fathers farm I'm
0xforu township, near Canal Dover. Ohio
Th. big factor in the Cleveland team splits
rails and helps his father on the farm, To
keep his muscles in trim. He comes To
town freqreutly, and has many admirers
there. The petting that ICY" has re-
ceived on the diamond has not spoiled him
one whit. ard he is u great favorite and
| iulnsnsely popular among the people OF
this country II is his custom and de.
| light 10 coach the boys in baseball tactics.
Boston sports are laughing over stOry
on Arthur irwin, The ba sehall man. He
hecanc 9nite Interested I'm the big Yale
Harvard football game of a few weeks ago
| and got among Yale push In one of the
| hotels. and backed his Judgment on Har.
ward $500 worth that Yale wouldn' evan
score. Reflection and talk OF his friends
scared him 80 that he looked for chance
10 heGge. lie found the chance later, and
bet thai Harvard wouldn't score. and then
figured out he chouldnt lose. The score,
10 o. netted him neat little sum, aud
he thinks football the only game.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
HELPING A WORTHY CHARITY
Musicale for the Benefit Of the
Diet Kitchen.

musicale, in every way delightful and
entertaining, was given last evening at
the E-street Baptist Church for the bene-
fit Of the Diet Kitchen, which is a charity Y
started about year aud a half ago by
a lrdy from Boston. It's object is to fur
nish a suitable diet for the sick who are.
too poor t. supply themselves 1t is man
aged in very business-like way, as its
disbursements are given out only On tn,
written order of physician. 1t has so
far dispensed about 100 quarts each Of
beef tea and mutton broth, $500 quartz S
of milk, aId 35,oU0 eggs.
II is governed by boari Of directors
and the following officers, Mrs. John NJ.
Thurston, honorary president; Mrs. W. r.
Chandler, acting presidents; Mrs. t. W.
Smith, vicepresiient;M t; Miss Marble F. .Towner,
treasurer, Mrs. Sarah 9 Fuller. secretary.
1t has large nuInber,of prominent ladies
az its patronesscs. among whom are the
fllc wing: MIS- g. .A.AHobart, Mrs. Il. F.
Hoar, Mrs. Charles F. sSprague, Mrs. Mac
kay-Smitli, Mrs. G. W. Rice, Miss Isabel
Lehman, Mrs.G. W. Harding, Miss Florence
Harding, and Mrs.; James willard.
The following program was rendered to
. large and appreciatiye audience: Piano
solo, by Prof. Leo Wheat, Greek DaiIce;''
vocal solo, by Miss Driver, '.Gypsy Maiden;"
recital tions ny Prof. .Goldwin Patten; vocal
sOlu by Miss Bishop, 'sAdieu, Marie::r cor
net solo, by Prof. Mnndell. ,.Fantasia ] ri
un!pl;;' vocal solo, alto. Miss Bessie Tyler,
"Dream Of Paradise,,'i piano Solo, by Miss
Virginia Baxter, Tile Maiden's Wisi;''
vocal solo by Miss Bell Smith; recitation.
h. Miss Helen Lackey, with two eneuras;
vocal solo, by Miss Adeline o 'Briep, Thy
Blu, Eyes piano solo. by Mr.. Arnold
Myers; duet by the Misses Dudlc C and Baker;
reading. by Mrs. Davis, Wee Willie winkie;"
vocal solo, by Mr.. s. Sheetz; selection, by
the Madrid String Quartet, by Prof Arthur
Yundt and Messrs. Judson, Hoiser, and
Holmes.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
City Brevities.

The Ivy Institute Literary Club Will
give Oh FIida night musical and literary
entertainment. The hest local amateur
talent viii make 3 very interesting pro
gram.
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Sunday sciiool Of the Fifteenth Street
Presbyterian Church Will be given ton.or-
row evening in the auditorium Ct that
church.
A social meeting was held at the hoiue
of Miss Margaret Plat, No. O0s North
Capitol street, last evening conducted by
Margaret bye Ellis ''Y'' branch of the
W. c. T. L. Miss Mamie Edison read an
article on Temperance, and Mrs. NJ. l..
Wells. of Tenn essee National w, c. 7. L.,
spoke OF the good work of the society.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
INCREASING THEIR CAPITAL.
Central National Bunk Stockhoiders =
Add SopO 600,

At a meeting, Of he directors and stock
holders of the Central Mai ;onai Bank yes
terday it was decided unanimously to in
crease the capital stock of the bank $500
900. Tie intention OF the bnnk people
10 take this >'cp iias Leen known for some
time. Th, hoard uf directors tocS formal
action recommending the increase a.
thair mectinr OH October 81, and a re-
quest was sent out to all til., stockholders
at that time to he present at the meeting
yesterday.
The meeting took place at the Central
Rank building, at the corner Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Seventh street. The
directors and nearly all the Stockholders
were present either in person or 10y proxy.
A two-thirds vote was required for the
Increase Of stock, hut the vote was unani-
nDus.
The evening times., 1897-12-02

Don't he persua ded into buying lininents
without reputation or merit-Cham5er-
lain's Pain Balm costs no more, and its
merits have Teen proven by test OF many
years. Such letters as the following from
l.. G. Bagiey. Hueneme, Cal, are constantly
being received: ''The best remedy for pain
have ever used is Chamberlain Pain Balm,
and I say so after having used it in MY
family for several years. 1t cures
rheumatism, lame back, sprains and swell
ings. For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale lie
and retail druggist, 93S st. and Conn. :.ye
and s st.nw. and 1923 Md. ave. ne.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
New cars for the capi.al nai,wa,

The Capital Street Railway received six
new cars Yesterday, at Anacostia, TO be
used on itS line when it resumes operations.
1he cars arc painted green and are similar
Ia those used ON the Broad way line in New
Yor'; city. The new cars are for winter
service and are fitted with al modern
Improvements for heating. The cars will
be immediately mounted ON the trucks.
because the Capital Company expects to re-
sutue operat ons within the next few days
The evening times., 1897-12-02

Indifferent billiards by Wizard Scbaefer
came near beating him in his game with
Sutton, the Canadian, yesterday afternoon
On the other hand. excellent work won for
Slosso on If the latter had not played a
splendid game from beginning to end be
would have fallen, for Daily was in fine
foruI and play magnificently. The
scores Were: Schaefer, 500; Sutton, 452;
Schaefer's longest run, 51; Srtton's, 80;
Schaeier's average, Z 1916; SuttOn's.
11-1s. Slosson, 500; Daily, 437; Slos-
sons longest run, A; DaIy's. 43; SIossOn $
averag", S 80: Daly's, S-l0.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
Krige, * Sentence Approved.

Major Gen. Merritt has approved the
finding of tn. court martial at Fort Myer
in the case of Private Roman Krig.r,
Troop f, Sixth Cavalry, recently found
guilty Of larceny. krigcr was sentenced
10 lie ''dishonOrably discharged the serv-
ice OF the United States, forfeiting all
his pay ana allowances due him, and to
bc confined at hard labor for one month,
under charge of the post guard"
The evening times., 1897-12-02
ADDITIONAL PROPERTY BOUGHT
Trustees uf the Columbian Univer.
sity Buy a large Lot.

lh, trustees of the Columbian Univer-
sity Yesterday purchased the property
Immediately adjoining the preparatory de
pa,tuant of the university. on II street,
near Fifteenth street northwest. Tne
pu:ci'Hsa VIII add a frontage of 95 feet
ami depth Uf 1i4 feet. II is stated that
the artpunt paid was slightly over $780,
600. The sale was made by Ellerson 4
Weirplc. real estate agents, for Miss
Anuic +. j. Cguitt. The plans of the uni
verSty with regard to the use Of the
ground are a. yet not decided upon, hut
IL i almost certain that it will he used
fo- al eNtensioi, of The university build
ings
The evening times., 1897-12-02
LOYAL LEGION MEETS.

EulpGiuEls Passed Upon the Late
Gen. Crdway.
Tho regular .nouthly meeting OF the
LOYAL Legion was held Al Hauschers Last
Lign; Admiral Walker presided, and Eev,
era Hundred members We're present. After
a brief business session hose present as
sembled ia he luncheon han and pa rtook
of light refreshments. Memories Of the
campaigns in which he members partici-
nated Were qu:ckened, and many interest
ing stories told.
The deaf h cf Gen ordway was referred la
feei'ngiy and toucfinrly by Gen. Hawley.
'icu " ilsou chief Of engineers, and ot he's,
The evening times., 1897-12-02

After bearing some friends continually
praisirg Chaaberla in Collie. Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy. Curtis Fleck, OF A ma
hem. California, purchased! 4 bottle of il for
his own use and IL now as enthlsi in II ic
over its onderfui work any one can e.
The 2o and so cent sizes for sale by Henry
Exams, wholesale and retail druggist, 9aS
Est. and Conn. ave. andS. 81. NV: and 1928
Md. ave. ne.
The evening times., 1897-12-02

night. Taylcre is the champion Of France.
II is probable that Nat Butler will be
matched to race the winner OF the con-
test OF Christmas Eve on New Years Eve,
the winner of that contest to go against
Arthur Chase, the champion of England, on
New Years night.
The evening times., 1897-12-02

To prevent colds; RubiniB Pills. tho greas
preventive against pneumonia, pleurisy,
bronchitis. colds in the head, etc. WASH
ington Homeopathic Pharmacy. 1907 b
street northwest. M branches. Tele.
pbs,iie. 4 6O6 aOS-sf
The evening times., 1897-12-02

DO you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening ana sunday
Times-tiIe only COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served 10 yOu by carrier for fifty
cents ii month?
The evening times., 1897-12-02
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS
Ghoynski Found Jeferies ;
Tough Nut to Crack.
TALK ABOUT TOD SLOANE
Jockey Club Stewa rds Refuse to EX-
tend pimIico's Time-Schaefer and
Slosson Heat Sutton and DAILY.
Baseball Players ana Bicyclists.
Michael's Coming Races.

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. Joe Choyn.
ski, of san Francisco, and Jim Jeffries, Of
Los Angeles, forrht twenty rounds to q
draw before the National Club. choynski
conceded fifty pounds in weight, and on
this account was compelled to draw on his
superiorring ggeneraiship ,ndlongeXperience
at the game to avoid the rushes of his
giant opponent. Jeffries, who displayed
much Improvement In the art of defense
and attack. still lacks in experience. He
failed To follow up ON Choynski when IN
opportunity Afforded.
On the ether hand, Choynski fought with
excellent Judgment Even his Oldest al
mirers Were surprised at his generaiship
lutrly necessary, and his king was mar
velous. He depended almost entirely IN
left labs or TIE nose ind mouth to stop The
big fellow, and after the eleventh round
kept blood flowing from JesCries nose.
In the second round Jeffries brought
Choynski down with IA left SWING on the
neck, which left joe flat on his back. rhc
blow was ineffective, however, and Joe
arose as strong as before.
choyEski weighed in at l67 pounds ili
Jeffries at 2f9. TIE betting was even
money. Five thousand people saw the hat
tie, and the referees decision of a dra W
was satisfa ctory.
The evening times., 1897-12-02

Use DIR. Henry's Headache Powders for
headache, neuralgia, and nervous debility.
nO2O-thurs,satrtf
The evening times., 1897-12-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refundt the money if II fails to cure.
25c. The gen uine has L. B. Q on each tablet
The evening times., 1897-12-02

oyereating. uo20 -thurs,sat-te
The evening times., 1897-12-02

your credit is good II Lansowgh's Fur
nitare House, 18Th aud + sts. ocS-tf