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The evening world., 1903-06-19
RUSSIA HAS RESUMED
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS,

BELGRADE, June l9.-The diplomatic
situation here was very much simpli-
ned to-day when the, Russian Minister
to Servla informed the Minister OF
Foreign Affaks that he will enter into
reiSsions with the servlan Government
to-day, as the Car has been pleased
to recognize Prince Peter KaraCeorge-
witch as King Of Servla.
As Foreign Minister KalIevics official
ly visited the Russian Legation this
morning the formal relations appear to
have been already resumed.
The streets OF Belgrade are beginning
to wear a gay aspect. They are deco
rated with IiaSs, and Venetian masts
have been erected from the Palace to
The railroad station.
The position OF the regicides under
the new King is freely discussed, and
Il is generally expected that they will
be promoted and pensioned and then
gradually removed. Any immediate
slight to them. however, would be hotly
resented by the army which Is master
OF the situation.
The newspaper correspondents VINO
came mere from Sofia have been re-
called. They say there are Indications
OF serious trouble in Bulgaria,
me Government found the Treasury
practically empty and has no means OF
ohtainiHg money, the banks having re-
fused to float small loan. An install
mant of the recent French loan was due
June 10: but the French official who ar.
rived here with the cash refused to
hand 1t over until the status of the
Government was properly defined. The
expenses OF the deDutation which has
gone to Geneva were met with diff
Guilty and the army is owed long ar
rears OF pay. AS to transactions be-
tween the Government and private in.
dividusls, the Ministry has informed the
Legations whose subjects are involved
that the Ministers will be personally re-
sponslble for their payment.
A deputation to meet King Peter
started this morning for Geneva.
Three sisters of the late Queen Ora ga
also departed from Belgrade for Vienna
1t was officially announced last even
Peter at Geneva and escort him to tho
Servian capital, where the new sover-
eigp is expected to arrive no later thar
June rs.
The Provisional Government has Of
fered the Diplomatic Corps places a
/ the railroad station on the occasion o
I. the reception of King Peter, also express
ing the desire that they appear In uni
form. The diplomats have not replied
pending the receipt of instructions from
their respective governments
The Provisional Government Is yer!
short OF funds and has been unable thu
far to raise money In consequence of IT.
status not being legallzed.
The evening world., 1903-06-19
Police Sergeant Reith Awakened
by Intruder, Whom He Forced
at Point Of Pistol to Help Him
Dress.
MAN GRUMBLED, BUT 0BEYED
Then Sergeant Took His Prisoner to
the Station House, and In Court
the Fellow Was Sent to the
Island.

Sergt John T. Redth. Of the East
Sixty seventh street station, related a
story to-day OF how he had captured a
burglar trying to enter his apartment
on Wednesday and. as he was undressed
and could not keep an eye on the
burglar and put his clothes on at the
same time. forced the intruder to act
as his valet.
Tho alleged burglar was james
Byrnes. twenty-elght years old, OF No
2i2 North Main street. Yonkers Th'
sergeant caught the man before he had
actually gained an entrance to the
apartment, so when Byrnes was ar.
raiEned before Magistrate Breen, II
the Harlem Court yesterday. he made
the charge dlsorderly conduct. and the
man was sent 10 the Workhouse for siS
months.
Relth was asleep at , o'clock or
Wednesday afternoon In his apartment
The evening world., 1903-06-19
Police SWoop Down on a Wagon
and Capture a Gang Of Young
Toughs Who Were All Well
Armed.
KNIVES, RAz0RS AND GUNS.
Authorities Certain They Have at
Last Gathered In the Perpetrators
Of Many Petty Thefts in the
Bronx, bt Have No Evidence.

The police Of the fremont avenue sta
tiOn. the Bronx, are certain that they
have at last run to earth n gang OF
retty thieves who have been infosting
the ncighborhood for the last two
months. Last night word was sent to
the station that the gang was barri-
caded In n moving van In vacant lot
at fremont and Marmion avenues.
Policeman John Nllon. with three
other patrolmen OF the fremont avenue
station. hurried to the vacant lot and
surrounded the van. A pistol shot to
arouse the inmates was followed by a
head protruding from the end OF tho
van. q scramble and an attempt at
escape on the part of the inmates. For
while yells and threats made the
peaceful precincts OF the Bronx hideous.
rush from the police as they closed
on the gang, however. disarmed the
offenders. and n search OF the van
brought to light Ave youths between
the ages OF fifteen and eighteen. All
were provided with loaded revolvers,
and an extra razor and two bowie
knives completed the OUTFIT OF the EN-
bryo Jesse James gang.
The offenders were arrested on the
charge OF vagrancy and carrying con-
cealed weapons and were locked up In
the fremont avenue station over night.
To-day they were arraigned before
Magistrate ommen. OF the Morrlsanla
Court.
The four prisoners. who wero a rough
looking lot, poorly dressed, gave their
names as Jacob Grandlich, fifteen years
old. No. ss9 East One Hundred and
Eighty-seventh street; Joseph Fisher
aged seventeen. No. 1854 East One Hun
dred and seventy-ffth street: Otto
RHesler. seventeen years, One Hundred
and Eighty-second street and Prospect
avenue: Frederick Brussing. eighteen
years, No. IT'S East One Hundred and
SiNty-tifth street.
After reading the sorry y-looking men,
bers of the gang n lecture on the evils
OF dime novel reading and the certain
bad consequences of the lives they were
leading, Magistrate Ommen held the
prisoners until tomorrow for eXamina'
tlon in the sum Of $500 ball each.
The police have no evidence to prove
that the boys are the ones who have
been robbinG candy stands. stealing Lead
pine nd disturbing the Bronx In gen
ernl but they say they are certain they
have caught the real culprits. The po-
lice say that the gang slept in Railways
and sewer pipes and lived by raiding
farm houses for their meals.
The evening world., 1903-06-19
REVOLT IN TURKEY
NOT CONFIRMED.
Report Of AbdIeatlon Of Sultan
Not Supported by constan-
tlnopIe News,

LONDON, June 1e-IThe Foreign Of
fice has heard nothing to substantl-
ate . report that a revolt had occurred
In Turkey and that the Sultan had alb
dicated.
II there was any trouble of the kind
officials here say something concerning
Il would have been received from Con-
etartinople.
Numerous kilograms have been re-
celved In London to-day from Con-
etantlnople but na1s of them make
mention of any unusual occurrence in
the Turkish capital
BELGRADE, 6ervia. June 19.-Leaf-
let's are being sold on the streets to-
day containing reports limiting in mys-
terious language at a political crisis
" Constantinople and the abdication OF
the Sultan. The. source of the reports
= not given gand well-informed circles
dlscfcdit thakn. But the rumors have
Creafed much excitement In Belgrade.
fVA8H1NGr0N, June 1s.-The State
Uepartment has received no conhrma-
tiof pt the reported revolt at constan-
kRis. June 1s.--rhs. French Foreign
[IIIIe< has not received any news re.
4#E#|nS Z feFnlutioH Or any disorder ~
tHz|16f|Hop|f. and IN tl14 absence oi
"|' |H|tE.HAI I|o4 on zHe 44h1ect the on'
4#Is t0tH'1If Eis4 HeIe,Qoe repprt 70 b
'4flAti = f.
The evening world., 1903-06-19
MILE BY TROLLEY
IN | MIN. IS SECS.
Wonderful Speed Made by Double
Motor Car setween haywood
and Afcola on Fort Lee Line.

The Hudson River Trolley line, run
ming between Fort Lee and Paterson
by way OF Hackensack. has always en-
joyed the distinction of being one OF
the most picturesque. fastest trolley
trips in the country.
As a further evidence of the latter
claim Motorman Burkhardt yesterday
sent car No. 81 a mile in one minute and
fifteen seconds over the inclosed stretch
between haywood and Arcola. This
car Is a new one, supplied with double
motors and air-brakes. The other cars
are almost as speedy as this one, all
able to do forty miles an hour.
The evening world., 1903-06-19

n, No. 81 East One Hundred and Sew
enth street. He was awakened by a
bell ringing. but. not knowing whether
II was the telephone in his room or tho
front door bell that had sounded. he
waited for the bell to ring again before
he answered It.
Heard Scratching on moor.
Suddenly he heard scratching on the
front door OF the apartment. and then
sounds as II some one was trying to
force HIS way in the house. The ser
geant sprang. out Of bed and put on MS
and opened tho door. There stood
Byrncs with n Jimmy In his hand aud
the woodwork at the side OF the door
was splirtcred.
Reith. smilingly, while he covered the
man with the pistol. ITS pity to
spoil the woodwork Come right in
The man gazed into the muzZle OF the
revolver and then obediently followed
the Sergeant into his bedroom. Sergt.
Reith then began to dress himself while
he covered the man with the pistol. He
found 1t a very hard operation, but sue
ceeded In putting on most Of his clothes
until 1t came to laclng up his shoes.
The sergeant did not want to run the
risk OF laying down the pistol and on
out with his shoes unlaced. He sat
down on the side of the bed for a min
ute and then he said to Byrnes. who
was sitting on trunk on the other
side OF the room:
Hey. you Come over here and lace
up these shoes"
The man sat still and grumbled some
thing about not being a servant, but the
ominous click that sounded In the room
when the Sergeant pulled back the trig-
ger OF the pistol caused him to hurrledly
obey the demand
With a look of disgust on his face
Byrnes laced the shoes and then, Ser
geant Reith enjoying his new experience,
he was forced to adjust the Sergeant =
tie and lastly brush or his capturer's
clothes.
Sergt Reith walked his prisoner to the
sta tiOn-house. made n complaint against
the man and went back to bed. The
next day he appeared In court and
Byrnes was cent to the Island.
The evening world., 1903-06-19

looked iike a plate of maearoni with TO-
mato sauce,
He was taken to the New York Hos
pital.
william Spharch threw q ht whom the
patrol wagon arrived. threw another In
the wagon and a third in the Tenderloin
station. where he was locked up with
his brother.
The evening world., 1903-06-19
ANNA HELD'S BEAR
DIES "TEETHING."
Seized with CenvulsIons from Cut.
ting MoIars, and Takes Flight to
Bruins Heaven.

Anna, the black bear once the prop
erty of Anna Held. the actress, and
presented by her to the Central Parl,
menagerie last October died In her
The evening world., 1903-06-19

Gen. Dick 10 Run Ohio Campaign.
COLUMBUS, June 10. - Gen. Charles
Dick. OF Akron. was selected by the Re-
publican State Central Committee yes
terday to direct the campaign OF Ohio
this year. He was elected Chairman OF
the State Executive Committee.
The evening world., 1903-06-19
BLOODSHED OVER
ACTORS SUIT
Garment Was Too Tight Across
the Chest and the Foreman
and the Cutters Got Into a
Fight About It.

An actors suit OF clothes cauged a
fight In Clemons's tailor shop at Thr-
ty-ninth street and Broadway to-day
The evening world., 1903-06-19
CAMERAS.

Vacation means more if you have Camera
or Kodak. Not only the joys that others haVe'
but pictures besides.
Eastman Brownie Camera. Sl.OO and $500
Special Film Camera, takes 3Ax4A picture, regu-
larly sit2s, special N.OO
Kodak Developing Machine $500. 5000 &S7.5O
Sloan's Plate-Deveoping Box, new nvention you
can develop load and unload your plate holder without
the use of dark room. Special prices $500 &S6.50
instead of $3.50 and $3.50
Before going away arrange with us to have your
films developed while In the country. We develop any
Size of film, exposures for toc.; "a exposures. IS
The evening world., 1903-06-19
rhre. Miners burned in Explosion,

CHARLERoI. Pa. June 1s.-Three
miners were fatally burned by a powder
explosion in the home OF Nate Glazes
one of the victims. in the mining settle
ment OF Twilight. None Of the victim0
can recover,
The evening world., 1903-06-19
ldealia Toilet Preparations.

preparations stands quality
"Roya does model foods
product makers of worldwide fame The
practically their cost usnce for
any advertising presentation under their
BETTER nugrae trade sale this morning
And menber-he Simpson Crawford Company stand gano stating with
that
The evening world., 1903-06-19

tpDALLA ARTICLES. Comparative Regular ssis
Idealia violetta Tale Pow. a.,
der, extra size. ..........:... &c. lsc. 14c'
tdealla Violetta Soap. cakes OK, 40,
tdeaiis a vioietta, idcaiiia Car: ~
nation and Idealia Rose Eau .o m.
de Toilette, 1 OF. size. 49,. 6oc. Ssc. Sec.
Idealia Violetta, Idealia Car
Bau de Toilette, 8 OF: Size. $50. 6oc 4oc.
Idealta Violetta. !dealia Car.
Ra,ioa Eaa as foiiettee fpi s is o. siss 5o 800 rec
Idealla Violetta. idealia Car
rarfp%i snnli nisny eoncen.ra:eu 4Oc aOc 2ec
Ideaiia Violetta, Idealla Car
nation and Idealia Rose
arrer Parla"; siEe nssns coace ESQ., 5oc a7c
Ideaiia Violetta. Ideaiia Car
nation and Idealla Rose
Sachet Powder. small en- az. N. q.
ISeaiis Violetta, Idealia Car
nation and Ideaha Rose
Sachet Powder, large en- ~. OK, ,oc
Ideaiie vioietta, ideaiia Car
nation and Idealia Rose a.
Eachet Powder, OF. box. SSc. &c 4Rc.
Idealia Orris Root, OF. pkge, Sec. nc 1oc.
Idealia yioletta Almond Meal, a.. anu.
I o. size. .;..:...i w. A"o' A~o'
ideana an xiaoie..a ........ ni $50. 80. l9c.
IdesIa Wioiette Almond Meal. .s. A.. az.
ls on. ize...!............'''.''.o o'o' ~ Sos'
The evening world., 1903-06-19
EpARArIoNs CANNOT BE PURCHASED AT ANY PRICE.

DBALIA ARTICLES. Comparative Regular sale
Idealia violetta complexion
Powder .........................5 Soc. Sc SSc.
Idealia violetta Smelling Salts $40. soc. 25c.
Size ....".'.:........ &c. Sc. csc.
Ideala Florida Water, 10 OF.
,dSSss,. dSsS ;;o;ai s w. 7Sc. Soc. 4sS
small slye 4oc. sso 25c.
large Sse.. .....o;,,;,:.;;;;:..;::. 7Sc. 4so. soc.
size sso SO. abc.
size .i..;;;:: p..Ia,;;:: 7So. 5vS. eSc.
half plnds 4ac. SOC. 26c.
pinta e4c. &c. $40.
Ideaia V;iioie;tta Toilet Am '''' o'' voc.
Inonia, ptnts. 19c. 15c. iZlSo
Idealia Violetta Toilet AM
monia, quarts soc. 25o 1bc
Idealia Mediterranean Sea
Salt, Glib. case................. 25c. 16c 12hc.
Idea!ia Witch Hazel, pints.... Csc. 1sc DC.
Idealia Witch Hazel, quarts. 4bc. 33c. 2bc
Idealia Pure Olive OIL CASTLE
Soap, 6 cakes In box.......... 3Qc- 26c. 2lc.
Idealia Nail Bleach. ..,:........ &C. 21c. 16c.
Idealia Rose Tint Nall Paste zoe. lsc 12hc.
Ideaiia Nail Powder....;.... 2Oc. lbc. 1Dmc.
Ideaiia Distilled Sage Hair a..
Tonic, Or. size. ......'.,..,;.ii.- ssc. S0c.
IdeaIla Distilled sage HAIR or.
Tonic, os. aize...''.''''S'''' o'e' 4Bc.
The evening world., 1903-06-19
RECITAL HALL. sixth Floor.
MUSICALE.
Tomorrow Afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Miss Harriet Blako-Jones, Soprano.
Miss Lucille Glover, Contralto.
Mr.. M. W. MARI, Tenor.
Mr.. Charles N. Granville, Baritone.

Exceptional Attractions In
Our Millinery Department.
SECOND FLOOR.
Ladies' Stiff Trimmed and Outing Hats in
white or white and black, very tastefuy trimmed
with Jap silk and breasts qus or wings; would
be excellent value at $3.50. .......... S2.9S
MAIN FLOOR.
White Duck Pique, Batavia or Crash Hats,
trimmed or untrimmed, Ladies' Sailors all cor
rect proportions.
UntrImmed Dress Shapes and Turbans.
Fifty dozen Milan Turbans, made in two
pieces, manufactured to sell at S2.25.. ......95
White Chip Dress Shapes, value $3.50. ...95
Tuscan and Burnt Braid Hats, heretofore 75c.
to $500 each. ................. 20
The evening world., 1903-06-19
Broken Mocha & Java

REGULAR PRICE 23c. A COMPARE
lively new blend not to be confounded
with our famous Broken Java at 2oc.
Made up mainly of the broken -,
aud smaller beans of highest l.
grade Coffees, including both L
Mocha and Java. SALE PRICE - -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09
Old Vets as Guests.
MUSCATINE AUDIENCE IS
PLEASED BY TROUBADOURs

The Muscatine News-Tribune speaks
very highly of the entertainment Civ
en- in that city last night by the Trou-
badours, of Chicago, who appeared
there under the auspices of the Wood
men degree team, and who will be in
this city this evening at Industrial
hall at an entertainment to be given
by the Foresters' team of Camp %.
The Troubadous are made up of Mi
chael Briglia. first violin; Frank
Cortes. second violin: Nichol Briglia,
fiutist. and Michael Nagalla. harpist.
They are assisted by Miss Emily
Louise Murray, reader. The enter
tainment last evening is character
lied as one Of the best that has been
given in Muscatine for many months.
The Troubadours have appeared
here several times in the past. The
entertainment will begin at S:15 and
those holding tickets are urged to be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09
BID TO ROOSEVELT
President to be Asked to Attend
Reunion of Spanish War
Veterans in June.
sIBoNEY CAMP HAS SUPPER
Enjoyable EVening Spent by Mem
bers at Memorial
Hall.

President Roosevelt is to be invited
to attend the next annual reunion of
the Illinois Spanish-American War
Veterans to be held in Rock Island in
June, when thousands of the boys
who participated in the conflict of Il
few years ago will be in the city for
the greater part of a week, and for
whose entertainment extensive prep
arations are already under way by
Siboney camp, the local branch of
the association.
The June reunion was the main
topic at bean supper given at Me-
mortal hall last evening by Siboney
camp, and to which all those who
fought in the Spanish war were in
vited. Several new members were
voted into the camp at the business
meeting, which was held prior to the
supper. y program of speeches and
music followed the astronomical
feast, Lieut.. f. l.. Tubbs giving the adj
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09
ABOUT TO CLASH.
Harmony of Central Union and
Union Electric Telephone
Companies Ends.
NOTICE OF INJUNCTION FILED
Courts Will be Asked to Restrain
New Company From Building
To Milan.

The outward harmony with which
the Central Union and Union Electric
Telephone companies, Jointly doing
business in this city, have been get
ting along since the advent of the lat
ter promises to be disturbed in the
near future, notice of an application
for an injunction having been served
by the old company to prevent the
new one from making use of the line
1t has built from this city through
South Rock Island.
For some time the Union Electric
company has been at work on its line
to Milan, which is being run out
Twelfth street to Aiken street and
thence south on the Ninth street road
to Sears. The construction crew has
now reached the latter place.
Now comes the Central Union COM
pany and claims to have acquired by
purchase the right of way on both
sides of the west end of Aiken street
and the portion of Ninth street
some distance to the south of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09

junction of the two, and that the new
company cannot acquire the right to
extend its line along those portions
of the highways by the process of con-
demnation, which has been begun. The
application for an injunction will be
to restrain the new company from us
ing the portion of the roads in ques-
ton. and the matter will be heard by
Judge Gest as soon as he disposes of
matters. now in hand. Pending the
settling of the case in court the Union
Electric company will proceed with
its extension.
To Prevent Rural Connection.
The course of the Central Union
company is clearly taken to prevent
it's competitor from reaching the
farming community that comes to Mi
Ian through independent lines. The
new company has from the first an
nounced that it will give the rural
lines free access to the tri-cities, a
thing which the Central Union com
pany does not do. and which it natural
ly does not want a competitor to do.
1t is understood that the central I'm
ion company has pursued the same
tactics on the Twelfth street road so
that the Union Electric cannot avoid
a legal battle in getting through.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09

Connolly and II. w. Olmsted, of this
city. and W. A. Meese, of Moline.
The original plans were to have the
banquet last spring, but owing TO the
approach of warm weather it was de-
termined to put it off until fall. The
intention of the association is to have
functions of this character now and
then, as is done in other cities, with
a view to promoting good fellowship
among the barristers of the county.
The committee proposes to make
such a strong presentation of the
opener that if there happens to be
any counsel on the opposition side
they will not have enough to say to
cut any crystal. The judges of the
district will be invited to the feast,
and there viii be addresses by promi-
nent legal lights, and musical eXer-
ciSeS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09
Anew of the Reasons

Why a life insurance policy on en-
dowment in the Bankers Life of New
Both establish systematic saving.
Both protect the home. How much
this means man soon discovers when
companies refuse to insure him. Both
are good collateral; money can be
borrowed on a policy. Without extra
charge the company will act as trus-
tee and pay the insurance in the form
of an income free from taxes. Both
allow the insured to provide Il valua-
BILE pension for himself if desired.
Should the insured become bankrupt
the policy is still secure for the per-
son named as beneficiary. lnvesti-
gate this. f. Z. Lamphere, district
manager, Mitchell & Lynde building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09
oRPHEoNA ACTRESS RESIGNS
Goes Home With Anxious Father But Says
She VIII Come Back.

Local patrons of the Orpheon thea
ire in Davenport will be interested to
learn that Mary Gotacek, one of the
actresses who has been amusing the
crowds there, has resigned her posi-
ton owing to the pressure of parental
objections. She promises to come
back, however. Her father, William
Gotacek, lives near Chicago, and is
prosperous citizen. He did not learn
the whereabouts of his daughter till
recently, then he came to Davenport
and demanded that she return home.
The young woman evidently was very
well satisfied with the sort of life she
was leading and at first refused to go.
and finally yielded with the announce
ment that she would not remain at
home for long. She says she has no
love now for the parental roof tree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09
YOUNG & INCOMES
Store News For Saturday, Oct. 10. Miss
Anna Virginia NIIlIer's Cooking
School From 2 to 8 d. ID.

The program Saturday will include
dishes asked for by the ladies attend
ing the lectures during the week.
Cuory Of sardines, escalloped eggs,
delicate rolls and cream puffs Will be
prepared.
Souvenirs with purchase of 81 or
over.
The customer turning in the largest
number of dollars and cents in cou-
pons will receive the beautiful Car
Isle mahogany piano free, valued at
$500. in addition to our regular SOU
venir The piano contest closes Sat
urday, Oct. 81. Coupons are transfer
able.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09

dress of welcome. Frank Blair sang
several selections. 1t was a fine sue
cess throughout.
Old Vets as Guests.
The civil war veterans of the city
are to be asked TO gather with the
Siboney camp boys at the next bean
supper. it having been decided to give
a number of affairs similar to that of
last night during the winter months
to stimulate interest among the sol
diers of the city in the Forthcoming
Spanish Veterans reunion, in the ar
engagements for which the young men
expect to have the advice and aid of
their gray-haired comrades.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09
BAR BANQUET is ARRANGED

County Association to Hold First Blow
Out at Harper, Nov. D.
The first banquet of the Rock ISL
and County Bar association is to oc-
cur at the Harper house the evening
of Nov. ;. The date and place have
been fixed upon by the committee APP
pointed by the association to take
charge of the arrangements, b. ID.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09

on hand promptly for no one will be
seated during the performance of a
number. After the entertainment
there will be ball.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-09
FREE! FREE!
AZ BartIett bros AnniYersary sale.

Coffee and ice cream will be served
free at Bartlett Bros. fourth annual
sale. Saturday, Oct. 10,
from 2 p. III. to 10 p. IN. All are cor
daily invited.