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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-05
BREVITIEs.

The board of helath will meet Saturday after
noon.
] T Williamson win erect 81, 100 home a. $50
Fourth avenue.
case of diphtheria has been reported at the
Lewis home. 2502 Denny way,
c. r. Johnson has been granted permit TO erect
a house in N0odlawn at II 500
Charles Evan Fowler and Hartford Beaumont were
Yesterday elected members Of the Chamber Of Com
merCc
The Chamber Of Commerce will ask the co-opera-
tiop Of Washington congressman In the work Of
getting deputy shipping commissioner for this
port
Judge Benson signed an order yesterday instruct.
ing Clarence II. Sexton to pay his wife Mrs Il II
Sexton. $50 suit money within ten days. Ms Sex
ton Is suing for divorce.
The Northern PAcac's ticket Office sales from Seat
tic 80 Enenshurg 20 parties attending the Repub-
lean state convention numbered nearly 800 Reports
II sales from other stations show them to have been
very large both Tuesday and yesterday
Articles 1t incorporation were sled yesterday In
the county auditors office Of the Red Mountain
Consolidated Mining Company, capital stock Sis
co. divided into u 5o0 90 shares a the par value 81
! cent each trustees. A n Graham. J A. James
y u. Block. @. A. Wilson and g. PulyeT
Palm Circle. No g. Women of woodcraf,. will give
its third anniversary entertainment ball at Ranke
hall tonight Mira Carrie G Van Or.dau grand
guardian II the circle will deliver address on the
prucipos and benefits Of the order Na admission
will he changed
A drunken man. nome unknown run into by
a First avenue cable al Second avenue and Pike
ami HainR 90 Ms feet. continued on his crrSne
csiric The srcidetx IL ia sad. caused by his
own o8telesynuA The fender q the car probably
saved his life
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WHY GOV. LEARY RETIRES.
Requested the Department 10 He Re-
lieved From Further Duty
at Guam.

ASHTNGfON. April ITO set AZ rest
stories that have teen in circulation TO the
effect that Capt. Lesry IS to be relieved OF
the naval goyernorship OF the island OF
Guam because Of dissatisfaction with his
administration Of Affairs. the navy has seen
IA TO establish beyond question the fact
that the cfticcr is 20 be relieved solely at
his dwu instance. II is stated, moreover.
that the department Ia more than satisfied
with the manner tn Which Capt Leary has
discharged the 8itficult and delicate duties
conaded 10 bis care. Hts letter IS as fol-
lows
Government House. Agapa. Guam. Feb
s. tase e have the honor to request hat
upon The expiration Of my sea cruise as
captain. on The 2sth OF July. taso watch
viii make my two and haK years I he
relieved from my present duties and or
dertd 10 my home
with the nftetn months Immediately
PRIOR 10 my appointment. commanding the
ram Kash3in. I wlu have had for'y-1ye
months - almost continuous sea service.
ana as my pTescrcV wfll he needed az
homo Tor domestic reasons ! respectfully
request pgampt relief Very respectfully.
IN = LEARY
1Govrruor of Guam
secretary % the Navy"
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VICTIM TRAILS = BURGLAR.
oliver Beer, OF Jefferson street East.
Receivers His clothes.

Oliver Beer of 1919 jefferson street east
wont home AZ II o'clock last night and
lust as he entered his treat door DC met
a burglar coming cut Mr. ferr aid not
relish the idea 81 alta king the marauder
ard Ter hiW pass out unno)cs'cd Then
he followed BIN
fie traiied the deHpUrado tNvutt blocks
finally bringing up at the Academy Of
HOLY Names uu jackson str~rt There he
saw two men whom BE Nei}f-l 20 stop tho
burglar. AZ this the latter vH0 had been
carving a quantity 90 NJ Herw'4 cloth
iur which he had stolen. throw lt into tire
stvcet. ard took tN hls hcois Hs was
soon lost a. View Thtr Nj Beer reported
the matter 60 the police
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Ro.e,r pIuraIIty Reduced.

MILWAUKEE,, wis. April t--Complete
returns from the municipal election in This
city give Mayor David 5. Rose tDeml a
plurality over II. J. Baumgariner NRepD
Of asa
Two years ago Roses plurality was 1,isi
The new board Of aldermen Is made up 81
twenty-one Democrats. nineteen hepuoh-
cang and two Pnpulists The hoard OF SUI
nervisnrs rs largely Republican.
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SAN FRANCISCO Arril The vesrher 80 Oas
lad vas IRE asa ihe iu4A tas. Hesul.
Ters, ava ceshaM flA~rEt 4 .r.s see u7a. Tic-
liza sAreud Ada Fox ihl'a Tawe 38
Five htril as can.uarsht Won t;srha ssc1uA.
Tsrnst thira TIME 80
Siy n.rfaugs Tl,hN vau. LaTalag 'scQud Ran.
N.tiia third Tine rs
Milo prrst asna WON tx edisut scocUd, AGeuna
third Tfnc. ttA
nat ana one tiztctatA miles Alamo-a wcn. Goto-
l-d scc1ud Maiav thiul Tune -
seven tlrionga Mortgage Won, Hoalvatsr ssec1A
Castake third Time, "a.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 4.-~Fuli re-
turns OF the election in this city give
lanes A. Reed DENY, for mayor a ma
i6rity Of 2.i6 over +. s Brown, ". tRep).
supported by the present administration.
The Democrats elected their entire ticket
with the exception OF five members Of the
lower house by pluralities Of IS to l.01l.
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nE,L ESTATE rpANsFrRs.

The fsn,vius JseJ, wgrs a,el ,esisrias DE- a.,
rairty auAtrr't rr,r-
tAse fnrr-ruasut Ns 81 Nhur'e = N|rFifse hts
u a.tt s.. Mos u B-,-tlvc eit NsN
J r s,sastly &c X E-iAud lsi - t,.t e. olive
att san
taaA Fletcher O. NJ o Ura.-f ss-s q =
.nB 81 rs t'oeS O. rri1l psfet s4t &c. s,.h seat
&C. g.
h-rk IS Rreckiyr asa 81
Nssrt stsshlhi te Aurols " EHT rar't1 hosA
- n town q Ciiaton slso l79 a t'osk 3. Broak
f4r aAA SO
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All the officials We're greatly disturbed
by the occurrence. and the general view
was that Il must be connected In some
way with the Transvaal. especially as the
Prince Of Wales has always heretofore
been such a favorite on the continent and
never before has been molested in the
slightest degree.
One high official remarked: THAT set
ties the question OF the Prince of Wales
visit TO the Parts exposition"
Some fears were expressed as to the Of
feet the occurrence may have in Dublin.
II was pointed out that suea attempts are
contagious. on the other hand, those who
are best acquainted with Ireland contend
cd that the only effect would be to in
crease the determination Of the Irish that
no untoward incident should mar the sue
,css OF the queens visit.
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An Excellent Combination.

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NC quality and substance. and its
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n the PROFESS OF Misunderstanding
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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No. sAs BY ali Druggists prtca "a, -
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DEATH OF GEN. BIDWELL.
California Ptoreer,4~ and Oue-Time
Prohibition Candidate for Presi-
dent, Passes Away

CHICO. Cal, April 4-Gen. John Bid
well, the Prohibition candidate for presi-
dent in 1892, died at his home near this
city today from heart failure.
Gen. Bdwell was a pioneer OF 1s4l and
the founder of Chico. He leaves an estate
valued at one million dollars.
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Gen. Bdwe!l was born in Chautauqua
county New York, In August s. 1878 lie
moved with his parents TO Erie, Pa. in
lsPa N 1882 he taught school In Darke
count and subsequently for two years
Ia Missouri He emigrated TO California
In 1884 being one of the first to make the
overland trip, He served IN the war with
Mexico. coming out with the rank Of
1Or. He was among the first To find
sold in Feathe river. He was a member
o: the constitutional convention In lsfl
and Of the first state senate: was repre-
sentative IN congress from 1865 10 1867, and
unsuccessful candidate for governor in
NE
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ed that four chambers had been discharg-
ed. but that two Of the cartridges mad
missed fire.
sipido has a round. boyish face, black
eyes and dark hair. At the examination
before the magistrate IL was ascerta;ned
that he had purchased a penny ticket in
order to reach the platform where he walk
ed up and down quite a while at the same
time the prince was promenading
Assassin Made Threats.
Persons who attended the Maison au
Peuple yesterday say that they heard sipido
declare that II the Prince OF Wales came
to Brussels he ought to have bullet In
his head, and they also heard him offer to
bet five francs that he would fire at the
prince.
According 10 La Patriotic some news OF
the views expressed at the meeting referred
tow conveyed to the station master who
had taken what he thought were extra pre-
cautions.
sipido appeared at the station in his be 81
clothing. having explained to his father
that he was going TO seek employment
Prince Was Perfectly Tranquil.
The Prince Of Wales appeared quite un-
affected by the incident. He asked wheth-
err the revolver was loaded. and on being
informed in the affirmative smiled and
begged that the culprit might not be treated
too severely.
La Chronique says Belgium should not
be held responsible for the act of a mad
man whose conduct she repudates."
Were Going to Copenhagen.
LONDON, April 4-+The Prince and
| Princess of Wales started for Copenhagen
this morning for the purpose OF attending
the celebration of King Christians birth
day, which occurs April 5.
Intense Excitement In London.
News of the attempt on the life of the
Prince OF Wales spread with m9rvelous
rapidity in all parts of London and created
the most intense excitement and bitter in
dignation among all classes. The fact
that the attempted assassination occurred
In the city where DIR. Leyds. the diplo-
matte agent of the Transvaal. had made
his headquarters, was generally taken TO
indicate that the would-be assassin was
Boer sympathizer, and this so infiamed
tie passions that the most bitter invec-
tives were hurled against the Beers and
| everything connected with them.
The government was wholly ignorant OF
the attempt on the life OF the Prince OF
Wales until the press dispatches on the
subject were communicated to the foreign
| office.
Congratulations Telegraphed.
The Marquis of Salisbury immediately
teiegraphed to the Prince of Wales his
| congratulations on his escape, while the
| United States charge d'affaires. Henry d.
White, who was calling on the premier
promptly repaired to Marlborough house
and left his card there.
OnfciaIs Greatly Disturbed.
All the officials We're greatly disturbed
by the occurrence, and the general view
| was that II. must be connected In some
way with the Transvaal, especially as the
| Prince of Wales has always heretofore
| been such a favorite on the continent and
| never before has been molested in the
slightest degree.
sIuE fAaAa plfad= hat cot
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The news OF the attempt on the life of
ne Prince of Wales was Immediately tel
egraphed 10 Queen Victoria.
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THE WORD
RHEUMATISM
Is Used to Cover a Multitude OF
Diseases.
New York Journal. Marea II. 800

multitude 81 a'''
al
blood and ssntfA+
H1
out by Tie muscles and
81 the ahfe
eliminate poison the physical eeonn
90 rheumatism @thoash . Is vague
"a n7oenty end In what s
o. Blaine @f 1ieFe-
disease watch medical aatH9
becoming more prevalent e United
Wts
classes-h hat IL IS The fashion 20
calld
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From inseny edited and from examination tor
public rapidly learning the TACT that the human system
the Kidneys fail to do the work nature intended
speedily cured rheumatism heart DISEASE onsnt'
disease Kidneys ard they aons purify the blood
spring and miserable failures There
one specific houbsans Safe Cuea
tor SICK and tired out
sd but soothing harmless yet eonqusns
Trend il a chance today . lasting good
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ASSASSIN Attacks
PRINCE OF WALES.

Continued From Page One.
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Congratulations Photographed.

The Marquis of Salisbury immediately
teiegraphed to the Prince of Wales his
congratulations on his escape, while the
United States charge d'affaires. Henry ID.
White, who was calling on the premier
promptly repaired to Marlborough house
and left HIS card there
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
Fos ..s hN Now York. y. Y.
NJ. 'Ns BY ali pTSssists. Price soc psr
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RIfEUMATIsM.

Congress and Barnard streets.
Phones .sd.
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CAUGHT SHORT oN COTTON.
Dublin Spectators on the wrong
side of the Markct-Other Mntters

Duhitn Spectators On the wrong
side of the Markct-Other MATTERS.
Dublin Ga. oct i9-sevoral puhl
citizens Nand 90 lose considerable Gums
of money in cotton futures II o. tad
that one citizen is ont a. least 5000. an
other sao1a. another $1,000, and others in
amounts ranging frfn 500 70 5000 n the
market does not 40 hack 10 retrieve them
they viii lose all they have up. one pot
buyer has considerable cotton on hand
some Of which Is a loss 20 him Of $50 per
bale.
The two-yeir-old son % sherin y. y
Hicks was badly injured yesterday by
being run over BY runaway pair OF
horses. The left leg Of the child was bad
ly crushed. Drs. 4. H. starloy. Charl
Hicks and T.. l.. Baker gave II medical at
tentlon and took out several bones which
were badly broken The horses were the
carriage team 81 Mr. J. ID. Smith Mrs
Smith had just alighted from the CARR Sc
when they dashed away. Mrs. smith mar
rowly escaped injury also The horse had
broken loose from the carriage when The
child was struck
air r. H. overly has disposed OF his
interest IN the Afro-Ameriean Life Insur-
ance Society and resigned as manager.
Mr. +. r. Storm succeeds TO the Office
OF manager and viii push the company
MIR Overbey will engage In other lines OF
insurance.
The business men OF Dublin desire tina
Congress appropriate S2oo0o0 for the Oco-
nee river. ana petition will be sent iu.
asking that amount Hon. Rufus T.. Les
ter. consrcssmHn from the First district
rHrH a.
Brantley In getting the appropriation. Col
Lester s. recognized az one q the abies,
members u Congress and his Influence
ls especially desired.
Yesterday j. y Leonard white man
who moved 10 Dublin year or two ago
from Miledgevillc. was. convicted IN the
city Court Of Laurens county Of
the Illegal sale OF intoxicat-
ing liquors. and was fined by Judge John
3. Adams $50 nud cost. Leonard plead
ca not guilty 20 the charge. He admitted
that he sold champagne cider but con-
tended that g was not intoxicating II
was proved that the stun cold by Leonnrd
as cider was nothing but lager beer. The
jury recommended that extreme mercy
be- shown Leonard. but Judge Adams dis
regarded the recommended ton. Leonard
was unable to pay the fine. and Is in
jail. 4 number Of other blind tiger keep
ors were 20 De tried nt this term OF the
court. but the fate OF Leonard was too
much for them. and they skipped Their
bonds were forfeited
IL has been ascertaincd that Corporal Os-
car Crump. who was reported as having
been captured by the Filipinos Is alive
and well with Company X, Twenty-ninth
T. s. Y. s. "a Laguana Lamar. 4. ]. The
Information was obtained by Congress
man W G, Brantley and was a relief 90
his relatives and friends here
a piece OF steel was cut from the arm
81 Mr. NJ r. Rncheis a day or two since
that has been imbedded in the flesh for
fifteen years.
The fifteenth artesian well for Dublin
viii be bored on the public school LOT IN
a few days
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HOT CONTEST IN MINToSH.
FIGHT own CLERKsHIP Of THE
SUPERIOR COURT.

Judge :. 4. Way ContestinE the
once Against \. 4. N,lls-The
Former Represented by Hon. ". &.
Charlton and the Latter ~ Hon.
y. ". Meldrim Many lrrcgul"rt-
ties CharEed-Qucstion of Free
holder Involved.
Darien. Co. oct i9-Thc taking Of ev-
idence in tho contested election case OF
g. a. Way against a. e. Wyily for the
ONCE OF clerk 90 re Superior Court be-
gan this morning before Judge G. l. Live
ingston Judge Livingston viii hear the
evidence and transmit q IN writing 90
judge ssabrook. who win render YER
dios.
Judge way. the contcstaut. Is represent
81 by Hon. W. C. Charlton. and Capt
WHY. the contcstec. is represented BY
Hon. r. W Me.drim and Solicitor General
Livingston keenan, Every precinct in
the county is contested upon grounds
which II sustained would throw che en-
tire election out. Tho main hghi 81 over
tho Darion precinct u g. charged by
Judge Way that Mr. J. q Lagaro one Of
che election managers here was not
frcoholder. Mr. Lcgare was the nrsi Wit
ness to-day and his evidence disclosed the
fact char he owned nm interest IN several
small pieces OF land. having paid the
money before the election. but having no
deed for any of a. The entire ease do
ponds upon the question whether ~ not
- man is freebooter IN the sense IN
which tine term De- used in the election
laws. when b. has purchased land. but
has received no deed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INV GOODS JTST ARRIVED.

NBW GOODS JUST ARRIVED.
New California Prunes. large. Sc 10.
New Jordan Shelled Almonds 50c 10.
New Eynporated Apricots i5c 10.
New Dried Peeled Peaches l5c 10.
New Dried Figs only l5c 10.
New Pineapple Cheese 50c each.
New Early June Peas (cNtras) Toe can.
New Baby Corn two for pc.
We have fun supply OF Columbia River
Salmon-i0c igiac and l5c per can.
sardines = boxes. IS fish TO box. 25c.
New Maple Syrup. quarts. hall gallons
and gallons
Try our syrup iu quart Gang i0c
New No / Mnckcrel i5e two for 25c.
New coddsh nos per package. three pack
ages for Csc
cakes octagon Soap and Bottle Blue Tor
. cents.
cakes Circus Soap and Bottle Blue sc.
New Evaporaiod Apples zoe package.
Gelatine &c package. four packages for sc.
coX's Gelatinc i5c package.
Keystone Silver Gclatine Zoe package.
FANCY FRESH FRUIT.
Extra fine Indian River Navel Oranges.
fret OF the season (sweeD
Fine Florida Oranges 3ec dozen.
Fancy King Apples for table use.
our Apples 5c quart. are fine.
Fancy Malaga Grapes and Bananas
cheap.
Extra nuc Pincapplfs l5c each.
Fresh Celery and Tomatoes
Delaware. Niagara AMI Concord Grapes
tn small baskets. i5c
c. a. DRAYToN GROCERY COMPANY.
G. 8 Van Horne Manager.
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ron INFORMATION.


City OF Savannah.
ONCE Clerk OF Council.
oct 49, 1900.
The following resolution adopted al
meeting OF Council. held on the evening
Of the nth Inst. IS herewith published for
The information OF all concerned:
By Alderman Dixon
Resolved by the Mayor and Aldermen
OF the city OF Savaunah IN Council as
sembled. That the ordinance for the re-
naming OF streets south Of Anderson
street be published for Information and
that Council invites an expression OF the
Views and wishes Of the citizens Of Sa-
vannah and particularly OF those
residing south OF Anderson street,
or owning property IN this sec
ton concerning the wisdom and eN-
pediency Of the ordinance those views 10
be expressed by petition or other written
communication. or orally. az the next
meeting OF Council. az which time the
ordnance will be read on It's passage.
An ordnance 10 rename the streets IN
the city OF Savannah south OF Ander-
son street
Section l. BE It ordained by the Mayor
and Aldermen OF the city OF Savannah
IN Council assembled. concerning the
streets IN the city OF Savannah south %
Anderson street. that hereafter First and
Thlrty-hrst street
second. Gnlou and 81 Paul streets
shall bc hereafter known as Thirty
second street
Third Grapevine. West Third and ST
Nicholas streets shall be hereafter known
as Thirty-third street.
Fourth, Blsmark. West Fourth and ST
John streets shall be hereafter known as
Thitry-fourlh street
FIN. Sarah Wilder. West Fifth. st
Michael aud Brady streets shall be here
after known as Thirty-ffth street
sixth, Willow. West Sixth and s.
Thomas streets shall be hereafter known
as Thirty-siXth street.
Seventh and East Seventh streets shall
be hereafter known as Thirty-seventh
street
Eighth. Center. James and East Eighth
streets shall be hereafter known as
Thirty-clghth street
Ninth and East Ninth streets shall be
Dc hereafter known as Forty-second
street
Tenth. Church and East Tenth streets
shall be hereafter known as Foriieth
street
Eleventh ana Lamar streets Tor avenuel
shall be hereafter known as Forty-frst
street
Twelfth and South avenue streets shall
hereafter known az Forty-second street.
See o BE IL further ordained. that all
ordinances and parts OF ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed. wM. p. BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council.
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nap NAV our oN BOND.
lie Had Declared His Intention of
killing Three Men.

Columbia. s O.. oct p.-There r. sur
prise aud uneas,ncss 10 come sections Of
Anderson county. because Singleton Nc
lntosh. who killed George Mckinney. has
been liberated on $1,000 bond Evidence
given before the corners jury was 90 the
cffeet that Mcintosh had made state.
meuts before tho killing Of Mckinney
that he proposed Co Kill three men. Nc
Kinney was one Of those h. named. ans
now the other TWO are feeling uncomfor-
table.
Several years ago Mcintosh KILLED W.
Newly VINO was his guest a. the tlmc
He was plrd0utl after serving short
time in the penitontiary Those who
know him well seem 10 think that Ia his
present frame OF mind % would have
been safer 90 have KEEP, Mcintosh in jail
tlll his trial
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SEN GOODS FOR


New Prunes per pound Sc.
Evaporated Apples pounds for 25c.
Evaporated Apricois per pound i5c-
Evaporated Peaches per pound loc.
New Figs per pound 49,.
New Currants per package loc.
sardlncs in lemon juice per can 2oc.
is-lb. cans Deviled Ham per can loc.
3-lb. cans Trpe per can &c.
Fulton Market corned sBeef, IN extra
fancy cuts. just IN.
lib Jars Chip Beef CSC.
Mustard Dressing IN bottles sc.
alb. cans Mustard only loo.
3-lb cans Peaches Crab.O loc.
Quart cans Syrup only Zoe.
Wine Favored Jelues package l0c.
hounds Oatmeal for 25c.
GLIB package Oatmeal for Zoe.
Cheese Crackers per package i5c.
Saratoga Chips per pound 25c.
Maple Sugar per pound i5c.
Florida Oranges per dozen &c.
Delaware Grapes per basket 2oc.
Niagara Grapes per basket Doc.
Fancy King Apples.
Bananas. Lines ard Lemons.
JOHN 7. EVANS & co.
Congress and Barnard streets.
Phones gs6