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New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
KN0WLTON COURT SOLD
OCCUPIES Il LARGE PLOT.
Sonn Brothers Pay S93, 900 for the
-4Uenhurst Inn.

A fair volume Of business was transacted yester-
day III the real estate market. One of the leading
deals was the sale by the Hudson Realty Company
10 Alfred NJ. Rau. representing the Washington
Arch Realty Company of KnowIton Court six
story elevator apartment No. $500 Broadway.
northeast corner OF 15Sth st plot 109x125 feet
Another important transaction the sale by
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown & Go. for
. Goldstcker. S Soldin z. r. De Grove as
trustees of the jeremiah C. Lyons Building and
Operating Company of No. 81 East 18th St, q new
I'VE story American basement dwelling house. on a
lot xl022 feet The house is 100 feet cast of Mad
ison ave.
The results of the auction sales held in the vesey
St salesrooms yesterday were satisfactory For
the Auenhurst Inn and cottages at Allenhurst, n.
j., which were sold by Bryan l. Kennedy by order
OF Edward L. Lewis trustee, s93, COO was paid BY
Sonn Brothers The buyers well known spec
ulators By the terms OF the sale $1,000 may re-
main on bond and mortgage for two years. The
bidding for the property was brisk. The first bid
was $4,000. 1t said after the sale tnat the
inn Will be extensively altered before next sum
mer. One of the proposed changes will result in
the addition of two hundred more guest rooms
The other auction sales
by Joseph P pay No 81 st 400 ys I've, st9g sg
mouse ana two story stable IssxsV Ieel' a
story Stable IS IS 40 feet s also o interior 2c1o
100: No 81 Carrntne St irregular three
F Rafy c5mpan Th fnr So s5o No 22s Houston St
and No. ca Downing St 25xs2 irregular. a five story
81 300 No 134 West 49th 25xoo feet ~, three story
stable 10 6 F. Realty Company fOr s3520o; NO % &c
65 West 1o9th l5ox52 II & feet three six story nat
BY Bryan L. Kennelly- No 2O4 West l2Sth 81. lsx
90 feet story dwelling house. vol
untary sale. w. G. SchnitZlein for S1i,3Ub.
BY Samuel Goidsticker vacant plot at .he NORTH
OF 10th and Seventh ave- - IixOo eet
TO the Fleschnan Realty and Construction COMPANY PAM
for S22 600; vacant plot the westerly sae OF Se-
Of 1s0th 4oXloo feet 10
the Flefschman Realty and Construction COMPANY Ior
SIS 900: plot the southwest corner OF llst
and Seventh ave SO 1ix1oo feet to the Fleisehnah
Construction Company for sc2Cpo. ana nos.
24S 50xsa II feet. a six story
fla house 70 plaintiff for s61 900. ooo,
Bv James l. Wells: No 474 West 165th St 20 2x99 sx
irregular two story dwelling adjourned 70
March nd 4I6 O $50 West 165th St. 09 lIXIb
feet three two story dwelling houses. 10 the
plaintiff for s13, 705.
lows:
BY Joseph Day: 16s ITO 4th st. = SO #
6x73x42 10x65 l: story ten and store
Sloane agt I " Romm al; D Lasky, atty All-e1
-auerbach. SO 2ss O7 taxes etc Sll2 ~
125 of Amsterdam ave. 20xiVl; vacant.
Sands ct al trustees. etc agt samuel GrehoTrs
ct NJ s Borland. atty. NJ p Ryttenberg reL' aiil'
Sc. Alb 40; etc, $500 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
cnsHIER AND BARTENDER LOCKED VI.

...o, KroteI Detective FitZslmmons ana lhIet
pirkerton men, a bartender and cashier IN 'he
20 f6 of the Hoffman House were arrested last hlsHt
~, a charge of petit larceny and locked up. NAH
aser Caddagan had noticed d shortage ~ e'' -
-. Connolly of the hotel that a bartender ana
80 sht.r were seen together exchanging bar cheeks
= ,ne cellar he word To the District AttoT-
rav.s office. Last right MT. krotel' accompanied
-, ia. detectives went to the cafe and II was no.
" -. s,v that the cashier. after using
-, about his desk, passed 1t TO the bartender
,-h Iatter it alleged, took several checks from
the towel and then handed them TO customers III
atead Ct dnging the amount up on tie ossh regis
- The bartender has confessed, II Is said
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
JUSTICE vACATEs JACKSON STAY
Decision Favors Efforts to Settle Solvency
of Williamsburg Trust Company in Kings.

Justice Carr. in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn
handed down a decision yesterday which is ex-
Dected 10 aid the efforts of those who are trying
to have the question of the Williamsburg trust
Company's solvency settled in Kings County
Justice Howard granted recently a change OF
venue in the from Ulster to Kings county.
Attorney General jackson then obtained an eH
rarte stav from Justice B etts which held up the
proceedings Justice Carr's decision vacated TINS
stay.
A struggle has been going on for several weeks
between the Attorney General and the Nliilinls-
burg Trust Company Mr.. Jackson endeavorlng 10
bo,a the temporary receivers for the company
made permanent in the Ulster County court, while
the trust company has been trying TO get the case
transferred TO Kings County, asserting that II
given fair chance the company cou4o Hqu'u''e
All claims and resume business.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
MICRO SLAYER sURRENDERs AT LAST

c,ar,ssurg. W Va. March frank Johnson
oaro after having murdered Mrs Carl Martin
zero woman, at GYPSY yesterday because at
-. t.st minute she refused 10 elope with hlh
shot and seriously wounded TO-DAY thFee -
Si0' -" - Who had surrounded him in a barn
nine miles from this place
There were FIVE hundred persons around the parn,
,rd company of the West Virginia Nauoh8I
Cuard had been summoned to the scene
After il had been decided 10 Durh OF uyiIHi'lI'1
= ana take Johnson dead or alive the negro
,IIed to Sheriff Flanagan that he wished to
a-dar The sheriff guaranteed him protection
and disarmed him. de was placed under arrest
and brought to Jail here
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
TO IMPROVE CANAL ST. BUILDING.
Plans Also Filed for Altering Floor of
Dorilton Apartment House

The five story loft building al the southeast cor
ner of Lafayette and Canal SITS. is to be improved
The alterations will include the installation OF
three new stores, being made for the Lafayette
Building Company. at a cost of $4,000. and Ior
remodelling the TWO four story dwelling houses
with stores at the southeast corner Of 8th ave an
35th st. Schwartz & Gross and B. \. Marcus and
Werner & Windolph are the architects.
Plans have also been filed for remodellng the
first story of the Dorton apartment house. at the
northeast corner of Broadway and list st, the i'm
provements including the building OF a new en-
trance with a marquse being made for the DorlI-
ton Corporation, owner.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
vEDANTA SOCIETY OWNS ITS HOME.
Organization Gets Title to the Site IN West
S0th St. Which It Occupies.

The Vedanta Society took title yesterday 10 NO.
135 West S0th ST. a dwelling house, on a lot 2lXlo-Z
feet which 1t has occupied for several years. 1t
mortgaged the property TO the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company for sl5,Ooo. Professor Herschel C.
Parker of Columbia University is president Of the
society Mrs. E Palmer Cape secretary and Will
lam T. Partridge treasurer.
one Of the objects of the society is TO unite the
best foundation or structural parts of all religions.
it is said. The society takes its name from sys-
TEN of philosophy among the Hindus. founded on
scattered Of the Vedas. and thence termed the
growing rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
MOTHER ATTACKS M0TORMEN.
III While al Play IN Williamsburg Street
Crushed by Trolley Car.

"ale MS mother watched him at play William
x boy eleven years old. was crushed TO death
7sll tro-ley car ia front Of ms home. at No. 6
S-o Sfee' Williamsburg. last night. The boy.
- seFeTal rC--.-.erlcns. playing in the street
x q Tas r--- down by a Grand street car IN
se O. Bernard kratz, who vas instrUcting
- tenerleG. new m0t0rInan. His mother
= % sttzck The Iwo rnotornen. but was pre-
- a1 PalrelzHan Ne~scilater, Of the Bedford
osrls station
Selz, Ct the Eastern District Hospital.
- 1eHe"-a Tie ear and found that the boy
'een Instant killed He had 10 take Mrs
~ te the hospital
-=ss1nacer had d.iticulty in taking the TWO men
i -'<Sa iae croHG which gathered. They were
1I " o. technical charge Of homicide
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
O'BRIEN DECLINED PLACE.
jackson WQnted Him to 1ct as
ReCeiUer for Bank

Attorney General jackson. it was learned yester-
day before appointing receivers for the Mechanics
and Traders Bank, asked Morgan j O'Brien, for
mer Supreme Court justice. if he would act as one
OF the receivers. Mr.. OBrien declined the place.
Mr.. OBrien takes active interest in local, state
and national politics and is organization Demo
He is of the oldest stockholders of and
depositors in the Mechanics and Traders. After
his refusal accept the Attorney General ap-
pointed Mr.. O'Brien's brother-in-aw. Henry Hag-
gerty. Later MI O'Bren appointed counsel
for the receivers.
OF the four receivers last appointed on Mr. Jack
sons motion two what might be called Tam
many men, and another a stanch upstate Demo-
crat.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
-, piaNET OR SATELLITE FOUND.

CaTnbridge. Mass. March 4:-IHe uIsVoFeIs oI :"
new plant or satellite Is ahhouhced ~ a I9oie Ia,,'
=. c.iyad from the observatory at hlel
c16P - the astronomers al the Harvard OBJ
Ie' - -s - Cambridge. According TO the dispatch
- body was observed on eight different
,iahts bv the observer at Greenwich England ana
I'eL i. a large telescope. Its positions on two
Is hi74'' -..-.,ore were given follows: On Jan
IN - 5srs Greenwich mean time. IL was IN right
"6is =, =, hours u minues, ~ seconds; declina-
rl,,s 1s degrees 3 minutes "a seconds. on
t,ot,~,iarv 2s 47S Greenwich mean time II was III
cor .eto, - hours. 81 minutes. @2 seconds: de-
ilsIi l,s 10 degrees 10 minutes. u seconds
The Harvard astronomers are inclined 10 '"e 'e
i,af that the object is a satellite.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
ANPERsAND HOTEL FIRE.
No Confederation of Story of Conspiracy to
Burn the House Found at Saranae Lake
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

Saranac Lake y. Y. March 4-Charles NJ f-atoii'
+rsae1,rar and principal stockholder of the Am
- Hotel COMPANY came here from New
yorl, TODAY He had a conference with his couh-
sci Herbert p Coats. and they questioned an me
enoploves they could reach who were in the ho'ei
on septernber % the day ii was destroyed Dy hIe-
Afterward Mr. Coats said; we can iiiiu ito Gu
,a.to,, ~ tba story told by the under ar
- iv Now York that there conspiracy TO
bf,rn the Ampersand Hotel. There is no evidence
that we can discover that the blaze was OF 1nceh-
diary origin We will be ready when the suits 10
recover the insurance on the property come up
rex AnriL''
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
a $4,000 LOFT PROJECT.

twelve story Office building is TO be erected
on the nrernisee No Is West 27th the Living
ston Construction Company OF which James Livingston
is president Il will . frontage Of - feet and
deph of 81 feet extension, the FACADE being Of
brick trimmed with limestone ornamented with
canine bays off with corniees The building Is to
cost $4,000. Neville & Bagge are the architects
Substitute p4ns been fled for remodeIng the old
fashioned four story house. No i6i West 2Uth
Ct tnto a dwelling house families. with
on the ground The Improvements are to be made
for Thomas G. McCIatchey lessee. Il Styles Is the
architect. The Peacock estate IS the owner
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
I'M TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Fnrco Y Pescia & Co incorporated. have sold for a
,,a,t n Fanny Meyers. the five double tenement
80 No 3o2 East st. q plot % 6x1Co feet
Robert Levers has sold for Isaac Goodstein No 43
- r2e5 ct a five story triple hathouse with
IN lot 25xe9t1 feet
yyiuiaros & McAnerney sold for client Louis
west a three story tenement
,,,sa with stores or l6xJO feet. adjoining the
southwest corner Of Ninth ave
Joseph Goodman and George Schupper have sold to
Aaron Goodman Nos 267 and 269 Third ave. two new
six story buildings plot 54sxT5 feet
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

The board OF governors Of the Consolidated Stock
Exchange appointed committee OF twelve mem
- ~ The exchange yesterday 10 represent the
,.,..tor NJ ;he funeral of it's secretary. Rudolph
II,,ra, who died Tuesday night at his home
n 1915 Amsterdam avenue. and 10 draw up ap-
rronrate resolutions. The following committee was
annointad: ogden p. Budd. president OF the ex-
change; c. II. Badeau. S A. Luther E R Grant
" 7 Alpers E r. Belts II Plummer. C H Van
1t,,ren l. V De Forest W. Fisher. J. a. De Hoos
and J. T. Lynch
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
assure ADJOURNMENT.
Jerscu .4sscmblymen TO Bar Nese
Business Ten Days Before Date.
~ relez-sph 70 The TrTbune.l J

-
Trenton March 4--The House adopted this
.4.s--,cop = resolution by Assemblyman Kenney
,,-,,i5sne that no bill or joint resolution shall
,. -,-assuted 10 the House except By unanimous
c,-sant within ten days before the date TO be
eyed for the final adjournment Of the Legis-
,,.u-e Leader Martin in speaking for the reso-
,r-iou said il was the intention TO have final
Adjournment take place OF or before April 3
This would give four more weeks for work.
which Mr Martin believed would be ample if
ne members would attend strictly to business.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
euE BILLS TO FoREcLosE MORTGAGE.

Portland Me. March 4-The American Trust
COMPANY OF Boston. trustee under the mortgage
for the bondholders of the Consolidated Steamship
Lines Of Maine and the Metropolitan Steamship
t,or1pary flied bills in equity to-day in United
States Circuit Court foreclosure of the respec-
tive mortgages The Consolidated lines of Maine
are involved the extent OF ssooe9oo and the Net
rouoIItau company 10000.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
RECTOR WAS ONLY INDIsCREET.
aP Vlnsted Says the Rev. Mr.. Saphole
Hsoe Mistake. but Cannot Be Tried.

Isy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
o1sSe. y. y March 4-Rishop Charles Tyler
- tonight preached 10 the congregation
- SANS Church on the trouble caused BY the
-. ne Itv. Z Warren Sapfore, asking Miss
r HsyeF 1or KISS de read . statement from
:, sAc-e. TEC was not present. acknowledging
-as1reti7H and asking forgiveness. Bishop
- SAID r1a- The rector was guilty Of I'm
- and had no evil intentions He SAID the
! ~et efulc ae said Of The accusation was that
H., loT had made 4 mistake. but there was
~ ulat r. could be tried II q Church court for
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
nm, oes SELLS HIS RAILROAD.

tranka,ee. H. March 4--Announcemeni was nla1e e
t,,e sale had been formally completed
- - chicago & Wabash Valley Railroad @ 10 Tue Tue
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad lot Si''.V' ~, -
CHicaso C-taord sole owner and builder. The
Be'lJHii'I for,,, miles from zadoe, Ind. TO DIN
loap o4p.,o Ind fifteen miles from Gary. The ROAD
ru through thousands of acres Of land owned 0'
runs fuIs -, ,,ho maid for The road he built H.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
RENTALS IN THE ROCkAWAYS.

Lewis H May Company &C. F. Noyes Company, New
york agent, has Henry c Friedman 10 Her
man Levy cottage on the east side OF beach ave.
rdeenere Long Island and cottages at Arverne Long
leland as follows: For Loeb Helen Muller No
10 South storm ave; Herman Levy 10 Clara New
man No 10 North Wavecrest for Mrs Kruger 10
Mrs. A. Fischer No lol South S'raltoh ave ana ior
.1, 1,-,.r, - Edward Greenbaum No. 10 South At
1nr,tin
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
BUYS THREE EAST SIDE HOUSES.

Arnes & Co. sold for oscar Oestreicher to John
,TcoraId No 217 10 221 East 1Osth
and brick basement dwelling houses each lot 25xs5x
100 II feet The same Tuesday sold for Mr
Mcdonald to Oscar oestreichef Nos III and ll3 west
30rb st two and tenement houses
with stores on a plot 50x99 Ok irregular for about
ooo Mr.. oestrecher is going 10 erect twelve
-.o--- lnf- hniIdng the Both site.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
LARGE BRITISH LOANS EXPECTED.
Issues May Include G5,ooO,ooo for Trans
vaal and G2,5OO,OOO for County Council.

London March 4.-The tone of The trading on the
Stock Exchange better to-day, but business
restricted by actual and prospective new
issues. the latter including q Transvaal loan OF
E5.000O00 and a London County Council loan OF
G2. SOC 900. Consols improved with easier money
and the hopes of a reduction in the Bank of Eng
lands of discount tomorrow, although re-
garding the latter opinion is evenly divided.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
.-kp IN TIN PRICES AT LONDON.

: 81 dsrci There Was z sensational rise in
a. "'aIEe' Iais afternoon on receipt Of the
a. ~ lie Dutch sales for the balance of the
j. As.'eably = would b., reduced 20 about the fig
e.. -est year The bears covered freely and
= .as @ bought l5eraIly. The opening price Of spot
- hr.e was nzg los. Prices then bounded
sns sensational manner and the market closed
a advance Of & Jos over last night
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
PLANS a LARGE RESTAURANT.

l. J Phillips & Co. have leased plot Of five lots at
the southeast corner 145th and Broadway. The
lessee will erect story building the site for
,se "a restaurant The owner Of the property is
L4ewisohn.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

ron next Sunday the opening instalment
e DNas Ruby F Marion cTawford's new
= es, ca Se found in The Sunday Tribune. Order
1'ss IN adyalscs.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
EXCHANGE TO HONOR LATE SECRETARY.

~ r,1 about 175 land near Wyekor. Franklin
1-,rnship Bergen County. y J.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
Country Property to Let.

-I-,-C.TOvVs CONNECTICUT sEAsHoRE.-RFlNT,
* se9son slOO-s2OO. Write for Booklet d CftC L
TFNDEN Norwich, Conn
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

COUNTRY HOME WITH CITY ADVANTAGES: 20
CCo-' CCo- Ia 4asbioned room house: close
- ono T{a-gafn Inquire A LEDERER. SO Nassau st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05

T OFT. $500. 25x1oO. HALF LOFT. $500. 2as MERCER
Il St; heat. freight passenger elevstof
JOHN A TIGER. Madison. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
Furnished Apartments to Let.

Handsomely furnished apartment; parior
bedroom and bath; Sl5O month; permanent
Hotel Martinique, B'way and $50 ST.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-01

One of the pretty features Of the
parade in honor of Governo" J. Y.
Sanders on Monday, MAJ 18th, viii
be tue cavalry company of the Daugh-
tiers Of The Coufederacy.
This company is being organized
bv Miss Mattie McGrath, President
Of the Louisiana Division of that
order. Miss McGrath is lending
every effort to make this feature of
the inauguration great success,
The company Of cavalry, which will
be composed of young ladies, will be
perhaps, the most Interesting feature
of the big parade that will be reviewed
by Governor Sanders. The young
ladies will be on horses and will be
dressed in Confederate gray suits
with gray hats.
Several years ago Miss McGrath
organized company of Daughters of
the COnfederacy cavalry, which took
part in the reunion of the Confederate
veterans that was held here at the
time, and such a great success was
this feature Of the parade that it has
been decided to revise it for the
inaugural event.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-01
An Interesting Letter From the Canal
Zone.

Corozal, Canal Zone, April 10, 1908.
Rice Belt Journal, Welsh, La:
The change of location of the locks
at the Pacific end of the canal, from
La Boca to point inland about four
miles, necessitated the removal from
La Boca OF those CT US in the Pacific
division OF lock and dam construction.
was only assigned quarters in Co.
rozal, aud moved, couple of wee ks
ago, 50 please change the address OF
my Journal from La Boca to Corozal.
Canal Zone, and to avoid the posi-.
bility OF it becoming necessary for
you to pay extra postage on account
OF non.psyment of subscription ar.
rears, enclose herewith one of the
units OF Uncle Sans monetary system
that you may also change the last
figure on the little red label.
We are all we'll and hearty. The
dry season Is still with US, but indi-
cations are that we will have rain
soon. Have had two or three light
sprinkles this month, otherwise it has
been dry since Now Years.
The easiest way to realize the size
OF the locks is to compare them to
something familiar. Imagine three
concrete walls from fifty to sixty feet
thick and an average OF sixty feet
high, paralleled, aud one hundred
and ten feet apart, extending from the
depot at Welsh, east to the north and
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-01
A TIN Shower.

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Waller
to the number of nearly hundred
gathered at the home of the bride g
parents Rev and Mrs. Jas. Ellis,
Tuesday evening and surprised the
Young people with SPLENDID shower.
Every thing in the list OF tin utensils
were represented among the gifts.
Refreshments were served and gen.
eral good time was enjoyed by all
present.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-01
BOYS WILL BE BOYS.

and are always getting scratches,
cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns,
or scalds. Don't neglect such things
they may result serious if you do.
Apply Billiards. Snow Liniment &C
cording to directions right away and
it will relieve the pain and heal the
trouble. Price %, SOC Sl.0O. sold by
all druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-01

south road on section line
Gulf Rice Mill. Put dol
gates at each end and d
and roller gates at center
or core wall in dam at
a total of one-half mile
feet wide and from nothis
one hundred feet high. Ii
Der that about one-fourth U
site, nearly four hundredj
must be excavated to twerEi
low sea level and that thea
half mile must go to fft,Rd
sea level, and the river VIM
ter is Just alongside and i{El
thing like seven or eight TO l
lulu, ourlng eight mOnthsmd
will get some realizatiop1e
there is to do. This res5s.,
lower two locks at Mira thi
upper lock at Pedro Nslidh
miles further 'up," o, T bra u,
about two-thirdS the work.
er double. LOCKS, but is
level. That's our Job. d
division don't have to dig ~ ~
rest Of the canal. s
Very respectfua
Frarres
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-01
zen Dollars Reward.

Lost: Somewhere between Cooper's
Drug Store and my home near the
Jennings mill, on Monday, a Lady's
brown hand bag. Containing a gent
lemen's pocket book within which was
$4,000. Finder will please leave same
at the Journal Book Store and
receive reward.
Mrs. r. j. Stockton.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-01

And don't fill out legal papers or card mem
os-or make ont accounts or hotel menus III
your own handwriting.
It,ooks bad, reflects on your standing, makes
people think You can't afford 90 stenographer,
and is sometimes ambiguous,
You can write 'out your letters-make ont
an abstract-flTn an insurance policy-enter
your card memos-make out your accounts, or
q hotel menu-or do any kind Of writing YOU
need on any kind,.slze or thickness Of paper
and space any way you want on
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-01
A SMILE.

is d pretty hard thing to accomplish
when your blue, bilious and out Of
sorts. There is sure cure for all
kinds of stomach and liver complaints
constipation and dyspepsia. Bal
lard's Herbine is mild, yet absolutely
effective in all cases. Price 80 cents
per bottle-at all druggists.