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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

Amt collected S45 90
Permission was granted Hitler 20
haild stable as per town survey on
leonard loA. :
Permission was granted n T Gas
treli to erect two story building as
per last sarvey.
Motion made and AeooEded that
ReSignatfox1 of L p kiihoarne Al cosin-
ciiHl4h be accepted.
Motion made aud seconded that Mr..
Kilhotzrne be appointed committee of
ona 10 complete and close Contract with
II M Williams for graveyard.
Motion made and seconded that reye-
Esase law of State of Louisiana be adj
opted. except liqNor iioenses-
On Eaotioa meeting adjourned until
Thursday.
c. l. PiettingeE, Secy.
Adjourned Meeting.
ST. FranciSyille, La, 6-4-o3.
Present. Jos L Goisan. mayor, with
Messrs Harris. New sh am and Brooks
councilnAen-
Warrants oxdegeds
EiizA Lombard pauper SO
p II Porter payment 80 IS
81 I52 s.
| Motion made and seconded to pay
| Eliza Lombard ,pauper Si,S0 per mo.
Mokioza made aud seconded that 2
| warrant be drawn In favor OF y II
| Porter for 81. 22z,37 less freight paid.
| no further business council adjourn
| ed. G, L. PiettiHgers Sec
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06
Ret ween the Simultaneous 20.


Bet ween the simultaneous po-
lygamy of Utah and the consecu-
tive poly gaIny of Newport and
New York there seems 10 be
nothing to choose, except in mat
ters of taste and convenience.
The Utah plan has the advantage
of avoiding scandal. On the 9th
or hand, the Newport plan of one
wife and une understudy at a
time is more conducive To peace
in the family. But the idea that
Newport has any advantage over
Salt Lake in point of morals
would make Senator SmOotlaugh.
In fact there is one point in which
Salt lake has distinctly the add
vantage Of Newport. There is
poiygamy there, but not palyan-
New York World
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

Clarence Stern, son OK Sled.
Stern of Weodville, cadet at
the La. State University, fell from
q boat into the lake near the uni
yersity aud was drowned The
body was not recovered until
twenty four hours after, despite
the desperate and searching
efforts made. 1t was taken home
to Woodville, Monday night, q
special train. meeting tho night
train at this place. His death
cast gloom over the college
commencement, as apart from
the tragic circumstances, young
Stern was much liked.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

The death of little Richard
Buck Harrison youngest child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Harrison oc-
CURED in New Orleans on Tues
day, June ,, $40 Il m, from eerc-
BIRTHS. The remains were brought
up that night and inferred in
Grace Churchyard Wednesday
morning. The sorcly bereaved
parents have the sympathy OF
their many friends.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

Rev. Jean Slxyles, the much
married man, one of his victims
being a young lady from Wood
Vile. has been pronounced "in-
sane" Yes, insane rs mad dogs
are, but not irrational. There
was method in his madness.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

You Know What You Are Taking
When you take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic because the for
mula Is plainly printed on every
bottle showing that it is simply
Iron and Quinine in tasteless
form. No cure, No Pay. soc.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

A decided drop In temperature
was observed the middle of Sun
day afternoon. and which con-
tinued half the week. The first
month OF summer came in phe-
nomenally cool. just fancy June
and the mercury cooling itseh
40 81
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

Total expenditures sass 80
No further business and the
meeting adjourned.
Jno. LeSassier,
r. NJ. Leake, Prest.
Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06
West Fe6ciana reioices

West Feliciana reioices with
Tnsa Eelicia9e in her victory over
the non-remossl of Centenary
College from Jackson~1n elect
ing Rev. c. G. Miller president
of the college, an East Felicianian
comes home again.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06
Town Council.

st. FransiSSiile. La. 6-2-o5
Council met this day In regular ses-
sion with the following Jos. L. Golsan
mayor, A. NJ. Harris, +. l.. New2hara
and q. ID. Brooka as couucilmeu pres
cut.
Minutes Of last meeting read and adj
rnr,fnal
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06
DR.. Liberty H. Bailey. Dean of

DR.. Liberty Fl. Bailey, Dean of
the Department of Agriculture
and horticulture, Cornell Univcr-
sity, and who made the annual
address at the commencement of
the La. State University, made u
brief visit to this parish. Wish
ing to see Il large cotton planta-
ton at close range. he, in com
paay with Prof. Brunette of the
l. S. u, came up Monday night,
returning on the mid day train,
the following day. They were
the guests at Alton Villa, of Mrs
". u. Howell and her sons, w. G.
and G.. G. Howell. The latter
escorted the distinguished guests
not only over the large home
plantation, but also TO RoSedown
plantation. This tour. though
short, was highly Interesting and
pleasing to the Northern visitor.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

Ire boys and girls are coming
home. What better greeting
could we use than welcome"
which means well come.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06
SATURDAY JUNE. 9Th 1903

1he very ANAL pox with which
this parish has been afflicted for
several years past Is still report
ed 10 exist.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06
Psliee Jsry Proceedings.

St Francisville, La. G.3-03.
The Police Jury mot in regular
monthly session with Hon Jno
LeSassier PRIEST. and Messrs
Tenney, Lotion. Simmons, Stir
ling, Howell, Phares, Sadden, Bar
row and LAvergne present
Minutes OF the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following road overseers
were appointed:
Sam Greenup in place of X. w.
Tempel, 9rd wd Scott Hamilton in
place of Steve Jones, 4th wd.
b. p. Mcwaters, E. Johnson,
Marion Webb, Chas Davis, Robt
Kaufman and +. f. Wimbish
same az last year.
Resolved. That the President
be authorized to enter into a con-
tract with the Union Equipment
and Bronze Co for furnishing the
court house Tor the sum of S26s
That the President be author
lied to enter into a contract with
the Art Metal Construction Co
for furnishing the steel work in
the court house for the sum of
$3.50.
That Mr.. III. NJ. Williams be re-
quested to properly bridge the
ditch through his field that was
cut by permission of Police Jury
at the intersection of road and il
not done by July 1st next the
road overseer is hereby author
lied to fill up the ditch.
Bills as follows were read and
approved.
J N Barrow maintaining pris- IL 90
N Barrow and ais road wk 100 90
+ Irvine 81 Son feed, road wk 81 -
Bayou Sara Lumber Co 50
II Clack serving road CONS IS %
same maintaining prisoners IL 90
) Ciack funeral expenses
Of Arthur Shultr Is OO
Chas weydert sundries - 20
DIR " II Taylor salary president
parish board Of health IS Oo
Dorsey Printing Co 81
Q Tempei mdSe for Jno Johnson : =
Jim Eisey sundriex Is
b p Mewa.ers criminal ex So
same inquest Geo Sullivan 10 0i
Adam Robinson jury :" - o.
VIM Mcdaniel same o
Mack Row same ~
Amo. johnson sarnc a.
Abe Mann mdse for pauper SS
Hy Hampton care Of court house 5 OK
Attendance Police Jury
| n Lotion $1,000. --.-.......-. -
s Stirling. --.-.-.-..--.------.. 70
c F Howell. -.--............... : IL
W r Phares- .......-.. = lC
j ID Sadden. ......-........-... IN
1 Jno LeSassier. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ca
n II Barrow -........-.---. "
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

Es1sssa 40 sAe rsss oAes n %. FrA,eis-
Nm. L.. - sressA-sla.s mail matter.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1903-06-06

Subscription price, per year, els
The evening world., 1903-12-22

reached the lower hall he slipped n
fell. His revolver went OF and the
bullet lodged In his wrist. Mrs. Ring
Ter. hearing the shot. rushed down the
stairs TO her husband and seeing the
blood flowing from his rand thought
hat he was the victim OF burglars.
Hurry!ng down the street, she ran
into the Morrise mia police station. where
she tried to tell what happened at her
home, bpt she was so excited that she
did not make herself Ineligible. The
police at the station thought that
Ringler had attempted suicide. OF this
they were soon set right. for two police
men went up TO the Rlngler house.
Rlngler has been twenty-eight years
in the department and has reached re-
firing age. For twelve years he was
stationed at Lexington venue and
Twcnty-third stree. where he regulated
traffic. He was known as "~Stonewall.'
and In all that tlmo he never had an
accident. Later he was sent to the
Grand Ger trail Depot.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
His Wife Begins Divorce Pro-
oeedings in Providence and
His Brother-in-Law Threatens
to Sue Him.
JEROME TAKES A HAND.
DIstrlct-Attorney Complies with Re-
quest for an Assistant to Be In
the Police Court When tho Officer
10 Arralgned.

The troubles OF Capt John A. Fysh
are multiplying. Capt. Fysh had Mrs.
Insz Hy1and arrested on a charge OF
misappropriating his wtfe's $4,000 neck
lace. Then Mrs. Fysh had him arrested
for the theft of the necklace and he is
now out on $4,000 bail. Frank Sugget.
Mrs. Fysh's brother. announced this
morning that his sister had privately
begun divorce proceedings against her
husband in Providence and that he pro-
poses to sue him at once for the re-
oovery Of a $1,000 bond belonging to
him, OF which the captain got posses
sion some time ago.
Because Lawyer Unger pronounced
the arrest of Capt. Fysh Oriental Jus
tice." Magistrate Flammer asked Dis
trict-Attorney jerome to send a repre-
sentative to Jefferson Market Court to-
day during the hearings Of the case.
against Mrs. Hyland and Capt. Bysh
Assistant District-Attorney Kresel wal
IN court when the Use came 10. but
left when am adjournment was taker
until late this afternoon.
Mr.. Sugget was very bitter against
Capt. Fysh to-day. He said that the
Captain had been playing fast and loose
with his sister for years. but had always
managed to make his peace with her ir
the end. This time, he said. there woult
be no peace, as his sister had begun d.
proceedings and would push then
to the end. Capt. F>ysh refused odds
cuss this latest phase of the situation
bait looked very disconsolate.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
MONS|GAOR HELD
VATICAN FUNDS2
Another Version of Money Turn
ed Over to Pope Plus Is that
Shortage Was Made Up After
Inquiry.

ROME, Dec. a2.-Acoording to the
Messaggero. the story that Cardinal
Gotti. Project of the Propaganda. re-
GENTLY handed to the Pope $1,000. 900
said to have been conflded to the Car
dinal by the late Pope Lee Kill. with
Instructions to turn the money over
to his successor four months after his
death originated in the fact that in the
financial investigation following Pope
Leo's death a deficit of over 800. 600
was found.
After diligent search and although no
positive proof was o~btainalble, 1t APP
peared evident that the only person who
could know where the money had gone
was a certain Monsignor living in the
Vatican.
He, according to the newspaper pub
licaticn. at first asserted that he knew
nothing of the matter, but. being more
closely pressed. he one day said to the
BE patient. God will provide for the
needs OF the Holy See"
Soon afterward the Monsignor an
peared with n friend and said that
Pope Leo ilad conided Nhe money to
him, requesting him TO return 1t to his
successor four months after his death.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
Hunting the Slipper?

An elusive job, unless You
come to the right place.
And, so close to Christmas,
it's better not to waste time
in but to
come to the right place
WANAMAKER's - first. Fine
assortment, prompt service,
and a display that ought to
suggest to you just what
you want to'give. Get the
Slippers today, do the size.
changing after Christmas, il
need be-, Hasty iottings:
Mems very fine Kidskin Slippers,
Romeo or opera cut, lined and trim
med with the best materials. 81.
Mems Kid Slippers Mt $3.50
Womcn's Felt Slippers: cut Romeo
style: wine color. with chinchilla
fur trimming; very handsome slip
pers for 50.
Women's Felt Romeo or Low-cut
Slippers. with flexible soles. 81.
And n hundred other styles.
Fourth avenue,
The evening world., 1903-12-22
MASON SAYS WIFE
DESERTED HIM
Actor Declares Katherine Grey
Is the One to Blame, and Will
Resist Her Attempt to Obtain
a Divorce.

Did John Mason. the actor. desert his
wife, Katherine Grey. or did Katherine
Grey desert John Mason7
have to decide, for Mason has concluded
to fight the suit which his wife has
brought for separation and hopes TO
turn the tables upon FER by proving that
she deserted him.
Through his attorney, Reno r. Billing
tor, Mason has filed an answer TO his
wife's suit and has submitted to the
court two letters In which his wife Is
said to have acknowledged that h was
completely disillusioned."
Justice Leventritt had seen these let
ters when he denied Miss Grey's motion
for alimony and counse fees. but his
decision was based IN the fact that Miss
Grey was receiving 500 a week as a
member OF .'The Best OF Friends' COM
pany, and that that amount was SUM-
cient for her needs.
Mason Is at present playing with
Annie Russell's company in Philadel-
phia. Before leaving the city he turned
the two letters in question over to his
attorney. They were received by him
while he was in Denver, and read as
follows:
December 1.
MY Dear John-since you left in Sep
TENDER / have written as often as 1
could. but these letters cannot mean
anything. for 1 still feel as l said I felt
you started ~away-not angry. but
completely disillusioned. Nothing has
occurred to make me change M opin-
ion or state of mind which l have ar
rived at after much elaboration. We
cannot undo what is done. The only
thing now to do is to go our own ways
Yours. "KATHERINE."
December IL.
MY Dear John-If you will wire me
where you intend. to live when you
reach New York l will send your trunk
with whatever belongs to you to the
address you select. In this unpleasant
state Of affairs. It is my wish to avoid
discussion as far AS possible. Please
don't attempt to zee me. There is
nothing for o to say. and It Is surely
The evening world., 1903-12-22
MRS. NJ F. GRAY DEAD.
n Was Mother of the Wife of
Fsmous Electrician.

Mrs. James F. Gray. mother OF the
wife OF Charles V. Sergeant. III man
who superintended the construction of
all the Marconi wireless telegraph
plants. is dead. Mrs. Gray came on
from Atlanta. Ca. a month g to pay
her daughter a visit. She was stricken
with pneumonia soon after her arrival
and died yesterday at No. 1881 Clay ave-
nue., Bronx.
Mr.. Sergeant was also taken Ill with
rheumatism a month age and has been
confined to his bed. The body OF Mrs.
Gray will be taken back 30 Atlanta.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
.SHOT HIMSELF IN
HUNT FOR ROBBERS
Policeman, Aroused from Sleep
by Wife Who Thought She
Heard Burglars, Is a Victim
of His Own Revolver.

Frederick Ringler. a policeman at
tsched to the Grand Central Station.
who lives with his wife at No. $40
Trinity avenue the Bronx. accident
ally shot himself In the breast at his
home early to-day. He was attended
by DIR. Habcrsack. OF No. $40 Trinity
avenue.
Ringler ana his wife had retired for
the night. II was very windy in the
Bronx. and the breeze ratified the shut
tiers 50 that Mrs. Ringler became nor
vous and thought burglars were in
the h1uce
Fred" she called TO ner husband.
who was fast asleep: wake up: there
are burglars In the house" d.
Ringler came down stairs and as he
The evening world., 1903-12-22

That SIS Overcoat is
dollars better, in everything
that goes to make up a good
overcoat, than any other
coat at the price in the city.
We have recognized SIS as a
price that suits the pockets
OF the majority OF overcoat-
buying men and we've cen
tered our efforts on making
as good a coat for that price
as we possibly can.
Material is an all-wool Ok
ford-mixed cheviot; the col
lars and button-holes are
carefully hand-ma a g;
shoulder and sleeve-linings
are of black satin; body
lining is OF Atwood serge.
Stylish, comfortable over
coats at SIS each.
Second Floor. Fourth ave.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
HEROIC CURE FOR LOCKJAW.
Victims Left Leg Amputated and
A~nti-Toxin Injected,

the amputation of Barnett Safir's left
leg, the staff OF Beuh-Israel Hospital
believes that 1t has effected a cure Of
lockjaw.
In stepping Off a horse car the man
fell and a wheel ran owe his ankle.
Tetanus developed and Saffir was rigid.
The infected leg was amputated just
below the knee and then began a series
OF injections of a~nti-toxin. On the third
day. after the treatment a change set
In and improvement was persistent
thereafter until Saffir was discharged
from the hospital cured.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
FOUND WANDERING IN STREET
Aged Woman Gave Name of Rose
Levy, hut Didn't Know Address.

A woman ninety-1our years old. very
nicely dressed and apparently OF good
family. was found wandering about the
end OF the new oridIge in Williamsburg
to-day and sent 10 the Eastern District
Hospital.
She said she was AIRS. Rose Ley. OF
No. 3a Broadway. No n at that
number knew her. Her mtnd was
clouded and she could not further iden-
thy herself.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
This Showing Of Mems

is a veritable
forum OF fashion. Rich silks
from the best makers, end
less in variety OF design and
coloring, made up according
to the dictates of the centres
for mems styles
Paris, Vienna. 1t is beyond
question the finest collection
OF mems scarfs to be found
in the city. A regular mans
collection, gathered from a
mans point of view for. fas-
tidious men.
That's a comforting
thought for the necktie. buy
ing wife, sister or sweetheart
no chance of getting neck
ties that are not in good
form and good taste. SOC,
81, 81. 50-and $3.50.
Mons Furnishings, Broadway and 9th.
The evening world., 1903-12-22

che r~houghtless man with land %
sell
Finds no one who will buy.
lie does not think Of pilater's LII
And all World Wants Imply.
The evening world., 1903-12-22

wisest to avoid what trouble and pub
KATHERINE"
Mason was formerly the husband of
| Marion Manola. Miss Gray was the wife
OF Paul Arthur. an English ACTOR. before
she married Mason.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
Store Closes at 2 o'clock

Here are The Toys you want-splendid
stocks of them; including the finest showing of
Dolls in New York City. Here is the infinite
variety of Fancy Things from which to choose
so many puzzling gifts. Here is the Furniture,
the China and Cut Glass, the Art Wares, for
housekeeping friends. Here is a wonderful
yewelry Store, and the finest array of Mems
Neckwear and other Furnishings to be found
in the city. Here is the greatest Book Store
in the United States.
That's why there is no such place as
WANAMAKER'S to come to during these last
busy days, to get prompt and satisfying service.
The evening world., 1903-12-22

EXTRA" r
Cameron col e = nitrate
double strength. lemon or
vanilla; 1, 10 bot. .22c
CHEESE-lmportCi sor|-
ETY. RoQuefort. n. t5c.. or
tf!plc creme Cnmemhelt.
box .sC
CAKE-H IN NJ a 4 .,
plain. marble, ri,ron or
raisin; 10 ..,....,.,...t IL"
GRAPE JIICE-M a q .
from selected Z % or Il
grapes. pit hot. 22c.s.gt
lot .,....... ,..-... zoe
CELERY-Choirp o. u
celery prepared In mustard
3 Zoe. bottles ......... zoe
MARIN Made Royal
Stuart. bitter orange. | H..
patent top glass Jar, = ,ars
90 lar Use
~Rovpl Stuur
REQUIRES no soaking. tull
l IN pkg ~
II u " \ y g y Ion
Dainty Jelly powders, ~
flAyors pkg lie
The evening world., 1903-12-22

Monogram or Finch's
Golden Wedding Rye, gal
2.s5. full quart bottle S5r
Jamaica Rum, gal. 30.
bottle .,.,,.,,,,.'.'''' up''
California ClRr.t, Iin-
fandsl and Burgundy, fully
mstured: gal, pSc,, Se.
and. .OOc
The evening world., 1903-12-22

The Watch You Give
should be OF thoroughly re-
sponsible character. The
watch you can't trust i'm
plicitly, in keeping appoint
ments, catching trains, or
getting up in the morning is
a breeder OF nerves and a
burden to the soul.
WANAMAKER Watches are
lest Swiss and American
makes-Jules Monard, of
Geneva, for instance, Wal
than and Elgin.
In price they are unap-
proachably low. The Wan
amaker-Special Swiss Watch,
for men, at $50, the Wanna
maker Elgin, for men. at
$50; for women, at $40 and
$3S, are only to be dupli-
Gated elsewhere at far higher
prices. Safe watches to give.
Hundreds Of other kinds, OF
course. Broadway and Tenth s.
The evening world., 1903-12-22
Buy Candies Today.

We're selling these
delicious, fresh, specially
priced candies, literally by
the ton. They are all boxed,
ready to take away without
delay. We have also a sup.
ply of orr regular 6Oc. can
dies, in lib. and 2-lb. boxes,
prettily tied up with ribbon,
for the man or woman in n
hurry. The special kinds:
Marronn Glaces, each wrapped In
tin-foh; 2.b. box. $3.50.
GIace l-uit, extra selected, Glib.
fancy box. 81.
Mixed Chocolates. Bonbons and
Candied Fruit, 5-lb. box, S1.25.
Glace Fruit, fine. 5-lb. box, $l.5O.
Mixed Chocolates and Bonbons,
5-lb. box, $1.25.
Chocolates, h-lb. box, 81.
Lib. boxes, Mixtures, zoe and 25c.
Basement.
JOHN WA
Formerly A. T. Stewart s Co, Br
The evening world., 1903-12-22
That Great Sale of Wines and Liquors.

California Port, sherry.
Angelica NiustrIyl. tuN
and sweet DSttnwun l.cl
ami fruity "os nCc9rtiH
to vintage l!'1. l5l, LIZ
and s.s.ts.sts. .S,bc
California R.cSllng, "a
hiCN grade California
white vine: case of
quarts, .,DO
CIeme De Menihe. lerre
bottle Hoc
The evening world., 1903-12-22

I COFFEE - Waverly
Blend. dry chestnut
roast. - lbs lu.L
' 10 .sssss --s
The evening world., 1903-12-22
A Pair of Skates for DO,

or man, woman or girl, and
you'll please them, depend on
it. We have every sort, from
the finest and handsomest
kinds, to the simple, but
good, and inexpensive sorts.
For instance:
Mems and boys all-clamp Club
Skates, of plain steel, 55c n pair.
Mems nickel-plated all.clamp Club
Skates, ut 95c to 81 n pair.
Women's and children's strap
back Skates, Of plain steel, at 90c to
S1.1O pnir.
81 80 to 50.
Hockey Skates at 81 to $a,45 a
pair.
Rink Skates, full clamp, or button
h eel, $3.50 pair.
Skate Straps, Toe.
Children's Sled Skates, 45c pair.
Skate Bags at 16c each.
Basement.
NAMAKER
,adway, 4th ave., 9Th an: 10th sts.
The evening world., 1903-12-22

III o y f Y II . y + Y.
HoNEY-New York state,
proven by chemical anal
ysis 10 be absolutely pure.
~. screw toy jar, S5c.,
pt''......,.... -'Sc
oven
baked. New Soar'R cakes.
8 10. carton Csc. ID. Zoe
O~LIVES-Simpson Crlw-
ford Co. IS, stuffed with red
peppers. large bot 35c
Boudet.
imported French fish. key
opener. 3 cans, Sjc,, can,
l. L ~PUDpING-Roynl
stuart. l 10. can i9c
MAPLE SYRUP 60 Royal
Stuart. pure maple sap pit,
CoCoANCT Schepp 5
fresh long clu shred iyS
10 ............ .......t Dc
BUTTER Meadow BROOK
creamery; 3 lb, pail S5c
SUGAR - HaVchsycr &
Elder : best ganulsted 10
II =. .r,.-..''s IDc
BAR LIE pUC-lmuortCd
red or white cuTrant. or
red or white strIwhprry
individual size tumhler 2tc
The evening world., 1903-12-22

FIGS. FIGS. FlGS-Sew shipment
Smyrna layers. received direct from
smyrna, worth l5c. n ID: special. .ger
10 Id. box. S5c. lb... .....,.......1Oc