6 THE DAILY BEE COuNOIE BEUEJFS-MON DAY MAY 4 , 1885
THE DAIL * BEE
MQIL BLUFFS ,
Monday Morning , May 4 (
8UBSORUTION HATK3.
BrCatrUl . . . _ - - 90 cents p * week
By Mall - . . - . . - - (10.00 per Teat
OPFICBt
No , IB Pcnrl Street.
MINOB M.BNTION ,
Some of the saloons were dealing out
drinks yesterday , but rather on the sly.
Brick for sale , In largo and small lots ,
by J. A , Weaver , No. 815 Seventh
nvonuo.
William flanpt wns arrested yoatorday
on a charfio of aisaultlng o boy named
George Iloporwho was also arrested on
a charge of being drank ,
In connection with the first > orvicos of
the now pastor of the baptist churah yes
terday morning , the s.cremonfc of the
Lord's supper was obiorvod.
A bracelet , picked up on Broadway ,
can bo had by the owner by applying to
S. S. Keller's store , proving property ,
and paying for advertising.
At the Congregational church yester
day morning four persons were received
Into the church , and four babes batized.
The communion sarvlco was alio hold.
Miss Loulso Swan Is planning to build
a neat cottage on the lot In the roar ol
the family reaidonco on First street , the
now house to faoo on the other street ,
John Oastolo had his loft foot cut off
at the Instep Friday nltht ? In the yards of
the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Panl ,
railroad while ho waa doing some
switching.
The judicial contest between Judge
Aylosworth and Judge Loofbourow to BOO
who.Ia entitled to the seat npon the dis
trict court bench is sot to oomo np in
DCS Moines on the 18th ,
Several boys aged from eight to eleven
years , vroro yesterday qulto drunk , and
now the query is vrhoro did they got
their drinks ? The police threaten to
bring the offenders to light to-day ,
It Is expected that to-night's council
meeting will settle the question as to
who will bo the chief of tbo fire depart
ment. It is to bo hoped that n man
will bo selected who will insist on some
degree of discipline.
The mayor having got tome fancy city
warrants printed In the cast , Is now
making a move to have them float at par ,
having got several merchants to agree to
take them nt par In payment for goods
bought at their places.
Thomas Wilson , who was caught going
through ono of the rooms of the St. Jo
house last Thursday morning , had a
hearing before Jndgo Ayloaworth Satur
day morning , and was bound over to the
district court. Being unable to glvo ball
he was sent back to the county jail.
The foundations of the now county
jail are not quito completed , and the
work Is being watched closely by cltfcons *
who rightly feel that this Is one of the
most Important features of the enterprise.
It should bo BO done that there can bo no
doubt as to Its stability.
The postofEco at Walnut was burglar
ized Thursday night , an entrance being
gained by a rear window. The safe was
not locked , but the burglars not knowing
or noticing this , wont at work at It , bor
ing a hole , and with powder blowing it
open. They secured about $30 In money
and some stamps.
The Hancock Hatchet is the name of a
sprltely llttlo newspaper that has been
started up in the Interests of Hancock , In
this county. A. T. Cox and M. B. Cox
ere responsible for it. They start In as
though meaning business , and If kept np
to the standard of the Initial number It
must prove a success.
The city council moots to-night , and
several Interesting features arc on the
I programme , which will draw a crowd of
lookers-on. It Is expected that there
will bo an election of city ofiicers , some
action on the prohibition question , and
the disposal of a number of Important
matters which have been on the table a
number of weeks.
At the mothodlst church last evening the
pastor , the Rov. Dr. McOroary , preached
a strong sermon , in which ho took the
position that prohibition was a divine
method of doing away with sin , and
mpdo In effect a reply on the sermon of
the Ilev. Mr , Maokcy , who favors moral
suasion Instead of prohibitory law. The
sermon was listened to by a largo audi
ence with much interest ,
Miss Fannlo Westcott , of 'Dabuquo ' ,
presided over the organ at the Congrega
tional church yesterday , and favored the
worshippers with , some of the choicest
musio heard there in a long time. She
coitalnly bai gained a wonderful mastery
over she pipe organ , and pUys with so
much ouso , asonracy , and expression
thst it Is a great pleasure to hear her.
"Where she Is known she Is willingly given
place among those in.the front rank of
musicians and from what appeared In her
playing yesterday she evidently merits
au h recognition.
Active preparations are being made for
the meeting of the state pharmaceutical
society , which opens here on the 12th of
Msy. The representative of Goodyear'a
rubber goods Is already hero preparing
for a very une exhibit of these goods , and
displays are being prepared by Park , Davis -
vis A Co. , of IJotrolt , F. Stearns & Co ,
of Detroit , and numerous others , Some
of the goods to be exhibited are alteuly
arriving , and it is evident already that
this feature of the
meeting will far exceed -
coed the expectations of the committee.
The exhibits and the Interesting secainns
of the society shonld cause , and doubtless
will cause , a largo gathering hera from all
parts of the country.
Judge James was mad clear through
yesterday. His quiet Sunday reveries
were disturbed by several cows , which
got Into his fine yard and were doitroy-
Ing his lawn , and when ho went in hot
haste to the city jail to got ono of the
marshals to take the cows Into custody ,
ho was told that there was but ono man
on duty and ho could not leave the jail.
The judge thought that with ono marshal
and three deputies , there might bo ono
to look after such cases , and ho wont off
In wrath , and implored the protection of
the police force. Chief Skinner and
Officer Casick wont to his relief and soon
had the wandering cattle In the pound.
They in turn got a cursing from the
owncr'of the cows. Thus Is the path of
duty thorny.
Artists' Materials at G , 11. Board's Wall
Paper Storo. Send for price list.
FEEE ADVIOE ,
Ono ol the Justices Wants a Iilttlo of
The Bco's Advice and Gets It.
Ooorgo Gorspachor was arrested on
Saturday on the charge of assaulting his
wife , Belle Clever , It being claimed that
while under the influence of ontl-prohl-
bltlon ho got mad at her for uomo trivial
oanso and sought to thump her in ro-
vongo. It scorns that soon after his trou
ble with the woman , ho had another diffi
culty with Tom Bncknor , a colored man ,
and that ho used Tom very roughly , in
flicting some bloody scalp wounds ,
end leaving some marks on his
faco. Gorspachor'a case is before
the superior court , where it Is
to bo heard to-day , but for some reason
that part of it which pertains to Bncknor
fell into the hands of a jnstico named
Framoy , whoso peculiar acts have been
the subject of Bomo comments ia tbo
TUB BEE. Frainey , in accordance with
the magisterial dignity which character
izes his actions , thought it would bo a
brilliant pleco of wit to take advantage
of the Ignorance of the poor colored
man , and send him on a fool ji errand to
the editor of THE BEE. Tom accordingly
presented himself at this ofiice with the
following note :
COUNCIL JBLUFFS , Iowa , May 2.
H. W. Tilton : Have just issued
another warrant for ono George Got-
speaker , who assaulted the boarer. Do
you think it advisable please let mo
know by bearer or columns of the BEE.
Yours , oto , JOHN JAY FIIAINEY.
It appears that in this particular case
It is a llttlo too late to give advice , as the
warrant had been Issued before the re
quest had been made , and not only that ,
bnt It appears from the written
confession of the justice , that ho
has decided already that Gerepaohcr la
guilty of an assault , even before ho hss
boon given a heating. THE BEE feels
that advice good advice , such as THE
BEE always gives like pearls , should not
bo thrown before swine , but for once this
rnlo of the office will be ignored , seeing
that "Jno. J y" Is so anxious to know
what THE BEE thinks.
A justice should bo honest.
A justice should bo honorable.
A jnstico should be a perfect , gentle
man.
man.A justice should look after the inter
ests of the public , Instead of studying
how many foes he could get for himself.
A justice shonld not let his personal
quarrels lead him to try to use his official
position to get revenge on these who
offend him.
He should carefully avoid being mixed
np in any saloon rows , and , if so unfortu
nate , should not have such a case brought
before himself.
Ho should know enough about what
decency requires of him and his position ,
not to have to ask a newspsper for advice ,
but If after putting the foregoing advice
into practice he should find It necessary to
do so , ho shonld pick out the BXE , for he
may rest assured that ho will not be ad
vised to do anything moan or con
temptible , and will not bo advised to
start cases which ho will be ashamed of
afterwards , that ha will want to drop
them quietly , lest the real facts should bo
brought out in public.
Base * Brutality.
Mrs. Jacob Loink has caused the
arrest of her husband , and tells a story
of his brutal treatment of her which , if
true , shonld bring upon him as heavy a
punishment as the law can provide. She
says that when drunk ho Is apt to bo
very cross , but that on Saturday ho ex-
ceaded even his wont. It seems that he
had threatened her so that she doomed it
best to go to some of the neighbors for
shelter nntll his wrath had spent
Itself. Ho found where she was ,
and came for her. She had with
her their llttlo throe-year-old boy ,
and the man started back to the house ,
leading the little felloe by the hand ,
while she followed on behind. Suddenly
turning upon her ho drew a knife , and
threatened to kill her , and she turned
and lied. Soon after that ho came up
town with the boy , and got still drunker ,
and as ho had threatened to drown the
boy , she sent an officer after him , and
when ho was arrested the boy was wet as
If ho had been put Into water somewhere.
Afterwards It was discovered that
the man while In the bonto
had been making lisa of his knife to
out into strips some of his wife's clothing ,
and she filed an addintlonal Infoimation
against him , charging him with malicious
mUchlef.Vhcn Marshal Guenolla was
taking the prisoner to the county jail the
man stopped , pulled out a pocket knife
and declared that ho would go no further ,
but the marshal caught him by the throat
and made him drop the knlfa and change
his mind. A hearing will be had this
morning In the superior court.
Art Exhibition.
The Misses Itehse , Oralg and Hatcher
give an art exhibition next Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon and evening at
No. 502 Broadway. Admission 25 cents.
PEHSONAU
Kobcrt Kirkwood was at the Pacific yester
day.
Judge Loofboarow WM at tht , Ogden yes
terday ,
Sheriff Dan Farrell w , in the city yBitcr-
day.
George W , Peck , of Bntte City , Montana ,
wan among the Sunday gueiti at BechteleV ,
O , 0. Campbell , of Cleveland , WAS among
jestcrday'8 arrival ) at Beetle's ,
SNOW AGAIN ,
His Store Vlsltctl by Successful
UargtiirB Wlio Secure $ OB In
Consequence.
Yesterday morning it was discovered
that R. P. Snow's store had again been
visited by burglars , this being the second
tlmo within a nook. An entrance was
gained by the front door , n turner's
chlsol being used to pry the door open ,
the iron holding the bolt of the lock
brosklng Into many pieces. This time
the thieves , Instead of taking provlsjpns ,
got money , about $65 In all. There has
been no ( race of the fellows gained
by the police as yet , and there Is little
likelihood of there being any.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Squlro.101
Pearl street.
Mysteriously
Airs. R. M. Roberts loft the house of
Mrs. Sarah Roberta at 8 o'clock on Mon
day morning , April 20 , and has not been
hoard from since. She wont away with
her little girl , aged 6 or 7 years , andtaok
no sttchol , extra clothing , nor money ;
In fiot she made no proparatlonf for even
a day's absence. Her father , M. Y. Bulott ,
has boon nt the house of every rel
ative and intimate friend , far and near ,
and has telegraphed tonolghborlng towns ,
bnt has received no clue as to her where
abouts. It is feared that she was sutler-
ing from temporary aberration of the
mind and has wandered away. Later
Yesterday , about noon , Mr. Hulott re
ceived word that a woman had boon aeon
wandering In the country west of Cobnrg
on Tuesday of last week. Mr. H. im
mediately took his departure for that
locality to work on the clue. Up to the
hour of golnt * to press nothing lias boon
hoard from him. Red Oak Sun.
A.GoncoBBlun to Telegraphers ,
CHICAGO , May 2 Notice has boon given by
the Western Union tolegahph company that
It will pay Its operators hero for all extra
work. Tills is in accordance with the custom
in vogue until a few month a aero , and for the
restoration of which the operators petitioned
General Superintendent dowry.
He ! pine the Canadian Pacific.
OTTAWA , Ont , , May 2. Sir John A. Mc
Donald baa Riven notice in the house of com
mons that on Monday next ho will move that
the government make a temporary loan to the
Canadian Pacific company of 55,000,000 , to
bo repaid by the company to the government
on or before July 1st , 1886. '
'
Facts worth remembering when you
buy wall paper : 1st. That Beard , next
door to pontoffice , has the largest stock to
select from. 2d. That his prices are as
low as the lowest. 3d. That ho Is a
practical interior decorator and employs
none but skillful workmen.
AMUSEMENTS.
Mammoth Dime Museum
AND THEATER.
6th Arc. and Pearl Street , ( Formerly Martin's
Rink. )
PALMER & SANDER , Prop'ra & Managers.
Monday Evening , April 27tb , Engagement
and first appearance of the world famous
and original
GEORGIA MINSTRELS
15 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS 15
In a refined programme of wit and humor.
OUR CURIO HALL
Will contain Freaks of Nature , Curiosities ,
and Mechanical Wonders , principal among
which will be found the world reputed won
der ,
MISS EX PATTERSON ,
The Lightning Lady ,
LOWANDO BALDWIN ,
The Armlosa Wonder ,
POCAHONTAS ,
Princess of the Todas tribe of Mexican In
diana ,
MADAME HOWELL ,
The Bohemian Glass Blower ,
THE LIVING HALF LADY ,
And many other novelties ,
A Resort for Ladies. A Resort for Ladies ,
Museum open 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. rn.
Theater Matinee 2 p. in. Evening 8 p. m.
lOcts ADMISSION lOcta
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Spodil vertleements , rue H Lost
foand , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board
ing , etc. , will be Inserted In thli column at ( he low
rate oi TEH CENTS PER LINE for the flrrt Insertion
ind FIVE CENTS PER LIKE fof each subsequent
rtton. Learo advertisements at onr offloo , Ho.
Pearl Street , near Broadway
WAHTB.
SiLK AT A BARGAIN' The desirable residence
FOR
dence or bualne > s property on Upper Broad
way , known ii the Powers place. Apply.to Quo. R.
BIAKD , 82 Main street.
, SALE. . , .other hotel In a lv\ . Nebraska
FOR
town , now doing a business of about $150 per
month. No other hotel In the place. Terms liberal.
SWAN & WALKIR
SALE OK TRADE. 8(0 acres of land In
FOR county , Mo. Will trade for Council
Bluffs city property er eell cheap for cash or ran
time. SWAN It WALKSB
TO TitADK. Uood IOWA cr Nebraska
WAN1B
land for a email etook of hardware or geceral
merchandise , well located. SWAH& WALKXU.
Tj OU S LIC A rare chance to get a tine , well 1m-
J ? proved farm of 400 acree , within a few miles of
Council Bluffs , at a bargain. Low price and easy
terms. hvAN & WALKRR
ElOll SALE A good paying hotel property with
ll eiy eUble , In one of the best email towns In
western Iowa will sell with or without furniture , or
will tiadu for ft email farm with ( took tto.
SWAN & WAIIBB.
POIl 84LK Eighty acres unimproved land In
Union county , Iowa , 3) ) milca south-cast of Al
ton , the onunty seat , or will trade for Nebraska or
Kantas land. SWAN & WALKKR.
I/Oll BALE A 2t acre tract of good land about
JL1 one and a half miles from Council Il'ufli ' poet
nffloe. at a bargain. SWAN & WALKER.
ij'OU BALK In Uarrlaon county , Iowa. 820 acrca
J ? grass land , all under fence a 00 a < re farm
with One Improvements all under cultivation except
to acrei graeo 8) acrca good grass or pasture land ,
aid several other tracts ol from 10 to 160 acres of
unimproved laud. SWAN & WALKIR.
Tj OU SALE Lands Improved aad unimproved ,
J ? If you want a farm In western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , let us bear from you.
SWAN & WALXIR.
170U SAl E A laree number of business and rest-
i. ' denco lota In all parts of Council Bloffs. See
us before you buy , SWAN & WALKRR
I710K SALK Parties vlahlngta buy cheap lots to
L1 build on can buy on n.onthy ! payments of from
2 to tio. HWAN & WALKBR
FHHl ItKNf-We will rent you a lot to bu.ld on
with tbo prhllage to buy It you with on very
liberal term * . SWAB & WALKRR.
VXTAN1 Kit ro oorreepond with any one wishing a
IT good location f i [ tanning mill , gash , door
and blind manufactory , we have building and
machinery , well located , for sale , lease or trade ;
SWAN & * ALKIR.
FOK KENT Largd two ttory frame building lult
able tor warehouse or itoiage purposes , near
railroad depot BWAS WALIIR.
T7 OR HENT UK BALK Bd-iulng and grounds
I1 eBltarlt for iraall foundiy and machine ihnp
Good boiler , engine , cupola , blower with flied shiftIng -
Ing eta , ready to put in motion
BWAK WALK .
lt bALK llGuw . Lota and Land. A. J.
"teprennon , &Cg Pint avenue.
tk/AMTCLi Kve/y Oouyui Uouncll Blufll o iak
TV TiiiBn. Dtllrertd by carrier at cnly twinly
nta a tro k.
OLU PAPKUU-Foi etlo at Du office , al U cent *
a hundred ;
HARKNESS BROTHERS
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
CARPETS , CARPETS. CARPETS.
'A large stock and choice patterns. Prices clear down.
Dry Goods , Dry Goods
All the Novelties in Dress Goods , Silks and White Goods , Always Lowest Prices.
We make a suecialtv of Store Sliadiiigs- Office Mattings , the furnisliino- churches
offices and public buildings.
Harkness Bros , 401 Broadway Council Bluffs I
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whlo
wo will soil in retail or carload lota.
All Stock Warranted as Reoresented.
TVliotftaloindrcUll dfckrpln Grain nd Eeltd B v. trice
eonablu Satisfaction Guaranteed.
&
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. OouncllBlufia.
W. -&YLSWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of any nlze raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame ho
moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks , the best in the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
.7. JR. McPHJERSOST ,
CEOWEB AND DEALKB IN
VEGETABLES
Vegetable Plants and Fruits.
Orders from abroad promptly filled. Sweet Potato
Plants a specialty. Plants will beready for shipment
by May 10th. Orders shonld be placed early.
J. R. McPHEESON.
1281 East Pierce St. , Council Bluffs , la.
HAIR GOODS
Waves , Langlry and Pompadour FrizesSwitch-
es , etc. , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaper than ever , Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. C. L. GUXETTE ,
29 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
T ;
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
TUB ONLY AIXNIOHT HOUSE IN THE ciTT. Evrrything served in first titan style and on shoil
notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready.
Good Agents Wanted
Drs. Judd & Smith's
NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT.
Office and Factory , No 80 , Fourth St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
SMITH & TOLLER , AGTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
BLUFFS IOWA.
COUKCIL , - - -
AGomplete Line of New Goods to Select From. ?
C f eTtry description and at prices low u the lowest. Bpccl.l attention to ouetom work. The remain
der of my stock of NOTIONS are belnu dlspoeed ol at COST. A FAUTcali and beoonilncod.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 Broadway , - Council Bluffs. Iowa
Dr. W. H. Shorradoa
DENTIST ,
Masonic Tempfo ,
Oonnol ) Blnflf j Iowa
N. 80HT7RZ.
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OTKB AMKE101M BXPHKtS
JOUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
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fl PlDO ? o - ttuton inter * , wltbort UM
Ufifl UlmUj kalfi tl tnwtof ol Ui.
CHRONIC DISEASES"wo *
Orer Ibirty jmi pnctlo-1 jMiUM JlM * *
I , Pearl strut , OooncU Blob.
MTQoasalUSla- .
J. L. DtBKVOISE.
No. 507 Broadway Council Bloffir ,
WAR , WAR
FOR TEN DAYS OKLY.
"Mako hay while the Sun shines ; " "Never put off until to-morrrow what you can J
day " "Strike while the iron ie hot. " "Bo " BKE
; sure your right , then inako a line for
CHAPMAN'S PICTURE STORE ,
105 and 107 Main Street.
New stock of FRAMES , MOULDINGS , Pictures , etc. , have arrived and cannot beer-
celled m the weat. Engravings , Oil Paintings , Water Colois , etc. , will bo sold at actual
cost for 10 days only.
See the Following Prices :
Steel Engravings $1.65 worth 83.00 Steel Engravings ? 2.fO worth $3.75
Steel Engravings. . . . . 2 0 worth 4.50 Steel Engravings 4.CO worth U.OO
Water Colored Panel 2.25 worth 4.00 Oil Paintings In deep gilt
. frames , 24x30 at $1.50 former price , S3.7G
Oil Paintings In 4 Inch gilt framon , 22x30 , at S2.DO former price 84.50.
Cabinet Frames ntcost , Brass Picture Hids , Brass Brackets ; Picture Chain ; ) , Brass Nails ,
etc , will be sold at bard timea prices. If you hnvo pictures to frame , call and examine my
new styles of mouldings , which will bo sold at wholesale prices.
W. GHAPHAH.
3
J.OS and 1O7 Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
BUCKEYE WROUGHT FENCING
AND CRESTING.
Beautify your homea by using the above. Over 500 designs to select from.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES
JBeautifuZ , Strong/ and JLastiny.
Estimates given on any style either put up or delivered here , by applying to
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholesale Iron , Steel , Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock ,
117 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
NEW WHITE GRAPE Copy of a part of a photograph
of a NIAGARA vine , planted
1878 , as It appeared Pall of
188O with 63 clusters wolghlnc
26 Ibs. on 48 In. bearing wood
1st , The Niagara ripens in favorable seasons at Lockport , Aug. 20th ,
2d. It never drops from the stem If left to bang till frost comes , and improves in flavor
the time.
3d. It is purely native , and therefore hardy , Has stood 85 degrees below zero without
.njnry.
4th , ( Hears a good crop the 3d year and often the 2d , and is a regular Ixmrer , and , no
waste , us hunches are compact Never fails to ripen its crop M the thick leathery foliage
holds even to the bate of the canes until frott kills it.
fith. Vineyards are in bearing in various sections from Georgia to the Northern Loken
and Canada , and from Kansas to UIH Atlantic coast , there being moro than 1,000 acres planted
within the last five years , and over 209 acres were planted nt Hrocton , ChautaunuCo. . , N.
Y. last spring , (188-1) ( ) ; Jonas Martin alone having 47 acres ; the largest vineyard of Niagaras ,
beinff planted it Highland , Ulster Co , , N. Y. , by Sam'l Hogers , Ksn. , which contains 80acres
of this one variety , and he Imi realized from 20 to 30 cents per pound for his fruit , while Con
cords grown In the lamp locality brought from 4 to 0 centa only.
6. All parties planting vineyards have signed a contract.to return all the wood and cut
ting every year bacV to tha Company up to , aad including 1883 ; so it has bson the mile owner of
all the stock , and no one but the Company and ltd authorized agenti can sell and deliver
genuine Niagara vines , 80 all persons should examine agent's certificate of authority , and
see that it has the corporate seal of the Company attached , and every vine that it baa a lead
seal attached , bearing thelmprfstionof the Company's registered trade mark ,
7th. We now offer for the first time , strong 2 year old vines at retail at ? 3 00 each with
out restrictions , to be delivered en and after March 1st , 1885.
WELLS COOK , Council Bluffs , Iowa
Hiving accepted t | > | > olntroent n special igint ( ortlieNIAOAItl WIIITK OJUl'K CO. lor lowiiodNe-
7,1am now pr.pared to pjcmptly deliver "fllAQAHA" vlnti under th Weg'itertjJ ' Trade Uirk Sc l
Com piny ,
