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VOL. XT.-:H); 77. NEW BEHNEi N. CL WEDNESDAY. JULY 4, 1 894. PRICE 5 cent: f . ES3 LOCALS. FJ v 'i Veal, Lamb, button and Extra Fi bi'oi at Sam'l Ckhn & Bon 'a. to-day. ....VCHIXE and hand made brick in any quantity for sale. Apply to Clias. Rebs enate'.n, nr Joseph L. llahn. . . a28 tt JJUY S'The World's Congress of Reli - iions,'' for sale by Mrs. E. F. Dillingham. 12very minister should have one. call and see specimen copies. ,'; :t'"- TO TI10SJ5 who are in doubt as to the former advertisement the thirty days ex pires Saturday June the 80th and on Tues day following I shall proceed to expose all bills that has been twelve months and over they shill hang on the outer or iner walls 88 long as I am in business or until puirt. .... , R.BAWYFn, ; ' Fashionable Tailor. FORSAU3. Pony Theaton and Har ness,, cheap fir cash. Apply - to 8. R. titreet, 76 South Front street. - 261w ONEY" saved i - money . made. . Buy your Medicines, at. ifate's - Drug Store. You will save ' money on every purchase. Quulity gu it.inteed. A trial will convince yon. , . :,';. :;t"' ; s WHEN Bornxioe is nsed according to directions, & third of the labor; arid the cost of soap in ordinary washing is saved. Samples bee at S. Fi TaylorV . i. , . LOO ALNEW8, . " : - SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J i.. '' Howard. .' - -';, -V! .' '. . ' " , W B. Lane Execution Sales.. -A - - Sam'l. Cohn Sf Son Veal, etc.- - ' ? J. J. Baxter Now Is the Time.' , J. J. Tnlsnn A Cha.ice to Make Money. - . ,' Excursion New Berne tn Asheville. f f. ' There are to lie fire works at the Fair Uwlglil. . ' ,. v Ooidsl.oto now has wagon loads of i watermelons on her streets. ." ;';;4.''c" Dr. Jo. f Rhera hss moved into his new office on BmI street. It is both '."...- roomy and handsome. ' ' 'Vo : Muiion Rutlcr who has jiist returned to GoloVbohr from" Washington city, leavea at ow e to take part in the South Carolina ; j political speaking. , . ' ' ' 11 Gov. Carr was expected to have gone - to Morvhed last nigl.t, but did not. His son Mr. Elias (fart, Jr j went down the ? previous night. -., ..- ,; President T. J. Sawyer of the Pamlico ? county 'Sunday school convention, calls attention to the fact that the date fof it Is ' July 21st. ' ' , ' t " t 1 Pretty ' good watermelons are now in ' markit, but they are as yet few in nam , her and yet they are bringing only from '26to40Mnto'eachs4QyxKJ:; -; Messrs. Cuba S. ' Hollisler, John Suter, " K. W. Small wood, John Dunn, and; W. T. - '(. Hill the Bicyclist ft. A. Richardson have v ' had their show windows piettiiy lettered. Mr. John W. Bowden was en yesterday elected "wood, inspector by" the county commissioners vice Mr. W. S. fetvron ru ; signed. lie at once gave bond and enter- 1' . ed upon the duties. . ' -' Quite a crowd went out to the Cape '; " Saturday from Morebcad and were caught ' . in the rain. And, obi how wet and hun-' j gry they were when they came in late in . the evening. . , . , S ' Missrs. W. D. Barrington and W. W. ' Clark, - ot New Berne are the 'champion " " Morehead fishing sports this season. Sat , nrday they caught twelve Mackerel, be . . sides, quite a number of trout and other fisu., ; " , " r Mr. J. W. Smnllwood is now making his deliveries front a regular New York . city delivery -wagon, which : is drawn by , "a horse he purchase)) specially for the. i business which arrived yesterday on the , steamer New Berne. " ."; According to regular custom we . will . give all connected with Thb Joubnal office an opportunity to celebrate the . Fourth as each one sees fit, consequently ' ' there will not be any paper issued from , i v the office to-morrow. ' - ' The telegraph poles are being painted. Instead of stopping with the fifteen feet required by the city ordinance the com pany is paintiug thjem alfthe way. The , - painted poles make quite an improve'' v - men in appearance over the old ones. Mr. J. D. '.Hejsly is showing at, the colored Fair the eleven foot crocodile which we recently noticed as being caught up Trent rivtr abo a seven and a half foot alligator caught down Neuse river a few weeks ago. Both are alive. The no-fenee law soeins to take well with the majority of people wherever l is In operation. The whole of Surry cMiiity has such a law add the people say tuu result is there are fewer cattle kept than before it went into operation, but those Unit are kept are ol bettei quality, and the result is greater profit from them: The A. & N. C.R. R., will have fifteen Cars in its special Fair train to day. ;" The W, N. & N., will ,nls;i bring in a good sized extra train. The visitors are likely to come in from all liroction as it is the Fourth of July. The steamer Trent came in Li it niht fl.im om'a helow the chy P irV' ! to her ulmott with those coming I I1 i i.r.' ' , t j TTire. "r Riven. r t " 'aplied r : it ''y last li , 1' ;s;Plui, ' Co., of HOW IPS o h cliui . II. k Coming and Goinir ; ? . 'i . Miss Mary Hay who has been visiting at Morehead CitW returned hUrhe yester day morning. ' Mrs. J. T. 'Hsll 3 and 'her daughter i Miss Susie, left to visit' In Einston, 6cv ' Prof. E," E. Britton, chairman of the Teachers" Assembly "Bureau," passed through en route to his home. He tarried,, as is his regular '; custom, to spend a few days in rest and . pleasure afiertho' ad journment of the Assembly. Mr. Brittorf informs us J that he leaves., the largest crowd at Morehead now that ho ever Toft there after the adjournment nffho As sembly. It is a good xrowd and is grow ing in numbers. .- Miss Addie Cutler left yesterday morn- Ing to visit, her sister, Mrs. Watkins of Greensboro. " ; Rov. F.' L. Raid, President of Greens boro Female college, passed though en route to his home, Mr. i and Mrs. Wm. Cox left to visit relatives in Richlands. . . . Mrs, Maria Curamings, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. C. Follman, left for her borne. - . Judge H. R. Bryan, returned from Morehead. -i ' . Mr. ''Slump" Jones, who has been spending a few days at Morehead and Beaufort, returned home, V :' Mr. T. Blount Smith, who has been away for several months traveling in the insurance business, returned borne. , Mrs. M. S. Stanly, and Mis Cyntie Rountrce of Grillon; Miss Zuleim Ken nedy, of Coahoma, anil Miss Hamilton of Pennsylvania, who have been visiting at Mr. W. F. Rountree left for their homes yesterday morning. . iMrs J.R.Green, ofMt Airy, who has been visiting at Mr. Geo. Green's left for Moreliead. , ' ' Misses Cora Bell Fuller and Nellie Rose who, have been visiting Miss' Clyde Benton, left yeVerday for their homes at Smilhfleld. . '- Mr. Jos. E. Robinson,, of the Goldsboro Argus, passejd through en route to More- head. " - Hitcl Albert Arrival: L. Morgan, Va Cbas. F. Hurd, Bessamer, -Ala.; W V. Merney, Winston, N C; P A Carter, N Y; Geo H Weston. Phil.; J H Mallafa. WL'mingtob; W R Foreman, Lynchburg, Va; N. H, Smith, N C; Sterling Smith, Winston, P H Pelletier, city; W S Chad wick, N O.T A Green, J W Dnguid, W H Cohen, City E Farinholt, Richmond Va; S D Jones, N C; J G Morlcure, Richmond Va: GA Chickering, Baltimore, A C Castle. ' ; .. Delegates to the Fireman's Convention. - Tho Atlantic Fire Company at their monthly meeting held Monday night last, elected the following delegates and alter nates to the State Fireman's Convention to be held in Winston, Aug. 29, 80, and 81sl : C. J. McSorlcy and J. L. Hartsfiekl, delegates; G;.;'D. ; Roberts and Guy C. Styron, alternates. The. company will also attend in a body and take their - quick steaming en gine along with them, to compete in the contest for quick steaming. No doubt the boys will bring back tho prize offered. : Blr Ike's Last Purchase Mr. Hill; Humphrey has not got back from the" Mt Airy excursion trip yet. The reason is that he slopped over in Fayettcvllle, en bargains bent, upon the return trip' and made another ot those big cash purchases at cut prices fur. which he (Big Ike) is so noted. Ho bought out the stock of Mr.r Frank W. Thorington for $18,000. , t , , Mr. , Humphrey will give both the Fayctteville and the New Berne people a chance at the bargains he Jias secured. He wilt remain at Fayettaville through this month and next ' ' . The cry of financial depression does not maker Mr. Humphrey ..any , ways timid about investing when proper inducement are offered. ,,' - Trinity's Principal Elected.' Rev. N, M. Jurney who passed (1iron;'h last bight en route to Morehead iuformed as (hut yesterday afternoon the Directors of Trinity college Volectcd' Dr.?Dcnn9yj Principal of '.hat school. ' . '' ' '-; . Dr. Deoney is a professor in Vander bilt University, Nashville, Tenn., and we doubt not the Directors hare secured a good man to be at the head of this flue schools j - - - , ; ..."-'.. : ' '.-.; r :-u ,1 Senator Jarvls-Tariff Bill ' Special to Joubnal. ' , Wabhinoton, D. C, July' 3 Beuaior Jarvis delivers the Fourth of July oration at the .Washington monument here to morrow: ' " - ' . ","' The signs are.that the Tariff Bill will get through the Senate this evening. ' Third Congressional . District. It now aonears that the Rcoublican convention of tbe third congressional district, which met at Wcldon Thursday, went to . pieces without having made a nomination, Uiealhain and wnite, Dom colored, both claiming it. c " ; White, the colored solicitor of his dis trict, is represented as having made, during the progress of the meeting, a mo-tt violent speech, in which he said that it' tho Popuiifts desirod coalition they w -,i to the Eopublisan party. "For," l.e m . I, "your little camp is too small to u. -k us into, and you are loo young, xou iri.Ht come to us we cannot go to you." fov lnn't that a dainty di ah to sot be- r o t o rotis. Uliftvloite Observer, , O. " Id, of Wakefield, Lo i cf 3 ) e Pile v ' ? fttt COLORED FAIR i & ':S1S;:;T : i''f". Another Rainy Day-fhe Exhibits by ''Oi' DepartmentgV; '"Jf'' It rained again yesterday all day wUh slight intermissions and the attendance at the colorqd Fair kept small. ;?; ; " ".A few more exhibits arrived and were duly placed in position. . -: .. ) One of the basements rooms has the Agricultural exhibits baled forage pea vines, hay, fodder, and shucks and around the rooms . are arranged the farm and garden 'products, meats and lard In suf ficient quantity and variety and of good enough a quality to make an interesting display. 5 ' . 'Tlie'.-I'loralDeparUne-' we'.l filled and there are numerroi riu.- bpicioiens of choice potti:d i,iu..s i.i mauy varie ties.'.,;,. .- -. Tlie upper pss-ri' -i-i usjd as the ait department; The walls are covered with drawings and pictures of various kinds. We expecteil to sec nftire in the culi nary department than there i'?, but there may '. more lie brought in to-day. Tbe exhibits are varied and tho depart, meut is tastily fixed to make tho exhibits show to advnnlago. The curio Department i9 largely coni poscd '., of ant'quilies of various kinds, somopl t hem being nearly 200 years old. There is pretty lancy work shown and many - bed quilts ot numerous designs, some of thorn quite pretty and well made. Tlreso nearly cover tho walls on every side. ; Not much room is left in this de partment. There is a good display of lathe work and othor fancy wood work shown. M. P. Holloy the colored merchant tailor shows a line douhlo breasted Prince AHiert ioat also a supply of other clothing of his make and cloth. E. Havens, shoemaker makes a display of fine grade shoes from his shop iu sever al kinds of loather and a variety of styles. Major A. G. O lei ami E. Tucker also make exhibits on this line. Wool blankets, organ, sewing ma chines, &c, are also represented by ex-, hihite in this room. The fish and game building is dovoted to refresh men ts. ' ' Hogs aro numerous enough to call into use nearly all the pem provided The stock Dcpartine it is represi-ute 1 by horses, mule), sheop, goals and cattle There is uot near poultry enough to fill the coops; some very good specimens of different breeds are shown and some inferior ones. The poultry exhibit is con. fined to ducks, geese .ind chickens. ..The merry-go-round keeps up its mWic and catches some of the stray nickles in spite of the unfavorable weather, and the base ball teams manage to get in some playing between the showers. At the hour appointed for the parade it was not raining and it came off accord ing to programme as did also tho speak ing that followed it. The Carteret County It. K. Debt Ad justment. The original railroad debt of Carteret county was 450,000. This was for bonds in exchange fur stock in the A, & N. C. R. R. A part of this debt was paid shortly after the war, but for a numliet1 of years there has been no payment o it at all. Judgmont wss 'obtained on the bonds in the United States Circuit court and in Carteret county superior court. A year ago a compromise agreement between the county nnd the creditors was reached. -At tho time of this agreement for a compromise Ibo balance of tho debt and the interest had amounted to sbout (160,000. Tho cnmprormsH Wiis made on a basis of about 140,000 to ba paid in ten years by annual installments. Tho first payment was satisRictorly adjusted Julv2d. , Tho county was represented by W. W. Clark of Now Borne, and tho creditors by Mr. M.?. DeW. Stevenson also of New Berne and Col. John W. Hinsdale of Raleigh. ' , . Democratic Primaries, Slh Township, The Democratic voters of the city of New Berne are hereby nntinea to meet in their respective wards, Saturday nigh h July 7th, 1894,' at 8 o'clock p. m.; for tho purpose oi selecting ueiegaics to tho county convention to be neiu July I4tn 1804. The Democrats of 1st ward will meet at City flail. , - 2d Ward, meet at Court House. ; - 3d Ward, meet at Philips' Shop.5' :; v 4tu wara, meet at luam s Bliop. 1 j ' 5th Ward, meet at McCarthy's. . - f -.The Democrats outside ot city will meet at Beach Grove School House at 10 o'clock a. m; '.., i . t ' ... S. R Street, ' Chsi'n 8th Township Demi Ex. Com. , SOTICK. i " The Board of Commissioners of Craven County will meet at the Court House; in the city of New Berne, on Monday. ' July 0th, 1804, at 11 o.clock a. m., for the por poise ot revising tne tax tisu and vat ua tions reported to -them and comnletkie said lists as reqnroea oy law, ; The rant Board will sit from day to day. Until such revision Is complete and will hoar all persons objecting to the valuations of ttieir property or tne amount of tax cbarg ed against them. . . By order of the Board of Commission ers. -. . J. y. UmDLE, Clerk. Schedule "It." . All merchants, tradesmen, etc., ' are hereby notified to list the amount of ihoir purchases etc., from January 1st to June 30th, IHjI, as the law directs. , ; -, James W. DroDLB, ' ' Register of Deeds, Another Cute Meein' Called.' Mr. : A. ; W. i Avery, chairman of the meeting at Cove called to made recom mendations' for magistrate and public school committeeman to fill ' vacancies created "by, tbe removal tot Mr. G. W. Richardson, ' sends u' a communication stating that the recommendations- made were not unanimous, .that; the meeting was not at all advertised, and that a few controlled it, and- nof t? the satisfaction of the pedpte of the community (' " " k ' Taking the ' above view of the matter Mr. Avery . in the following words calls another meeting: . .. . -; As I was chairman of the meeting, I am requested by the people to recall what has been done . and to advertise and appoint a day and let every man have a chance to renrosont himself in the matter as tlio qflior meeting vras not at all ad vertised... 1 appoint and set apart Jn-iUay night, the 13th oi July, 1894, for the purpose ot recommending parties to nil the nhovo named offices, and further re quest that alt citizens of the community will come out on that night and repre sent him or herself, as we want all to be satisfied as near as possible. Kespecuutly, A, W. Avebv, Chm'n. II UTEMNUS OK THE DAY, 11 is hard to tell whether the Washing ton Post's recent allusion to Gen. Coxey as tho probable next Democratic nominee fur ttio Presidency wss irony, ridicule of the party, or( prophesy. It is gratifying to North Carolinians to know that though the Richmond and Danville rail road has been sold, as pass ed into the hands of new owners, Cot. A. u. Millions was again elected lust vice Prcsident by tho new Directors. II doesn't look well for the country that isneccssnry. to telegraph all over the country that no more bonds will be issued this summer, because the President and Mr. Secretary Carlisle say they can keep off a farther treasury deficit by declining during ttat time, to pay what cannot lie forced. In other words, the creditor will have to wait to save I he Treasury balance. The Arendell House, Editor Joubnal: I feel my self lucky in getting away irom Morenead City this morning. Iu reading the com plimentary notices ot the Hotels and lio.iidiii; liouses 1 see my Iriend, W. h. Arcudell completely led out by the print er. While I have nothing to say against the lintels and other boarding houses ot Morehead. I must say that Mr. Arendall keeps an airy, cool house, pleasant in every way. The rooms are nicely lurnlsh- ed, and his table always laden down with the best the market affords, and I am glad to say he is receiving his share of the trtnscient trade which ho and his esti mable wife so richly merit Having stop ped at the Arendall House for the past lew days I can o-ily say a visit to it will convince any one that Mr. Arendell and his better half can make your visit to Morehead i;ity all you can wish lor. H. A Scrap of Hew Berne's Revolutionary History. Mn. Editor: The loUowinc is from tho Colonial Records of N. C, vol. 10. pages 6S-GG. It is the official report bv the Chairman of the Safety Committee! of New lierne ol the taking, some time be- lorc the date ot tho report, of a battery ol cannon, by the citizens of the town, from the "Palace" of tho Colonial Governor, Martin. The capture was, ot course, well known, and has been often mentioned, nut tho ollicial report tins, 1 th'nk, never before boon published, except in the bul ky Colonial Records. G. D. Extract Irom a letter from the Safety Committee 01 iew Jieino to t!io Salety Committee ol Wilmington. Now Borno, 3d July, 1775, Gentlemen: We send you herewith en closed a letter from tho Congress to tbe several Committees in this Province, which was sent us by Mr. Caswell, . and reprinted here; also a Procla-nation of a last intenaed to be kept on .tne 20th ot July, instant ? Wc have taken the Cannon trom the Pal lace, which wc found spiked, and Drought them to the Court House. Wo send you enclosed a late account ot a battle (Hunker Hill) which happened tne lot n ot June, we are, uentlemen, - Yeur obed't Serventa, By order, RJ Coodell, " Chairman. To-Day' Fair Program, : The .trotting race for yesterday and a running race were postponed on account or rain, tor to-iluy at 3:30 o clock. isaso ball game 10 a. m., bt winner ot this morning's game. Sailor Boys vs. New Beme Giants. . ' ' Afternoon - game (professional) Red stockings oi JNorlolK vs. Mututs ol WU miiicton.N. C. . '" At night, speech ty Hon. J. C. Dancy; at 8 p. m , giand exhibition by Grapho- pnonel admission iu cents, W. W Lawbenob, Sec'ty. V ' i m i , i i i ' Pimples; blackheads, moles, ' freckles. tan and sunburn removed by Johnson's Oriental Soap. Medicinal. ; li Eighth Townsblp Notice. -' Tbe Democratic voters of Eighth Town- stup oi craven county will meet at tne Court House, city of New Beme, on Sat urday, July 7th, 1804, at three o'clock, p.' m., for the purpese of electing a Dem oeratic Executive Committee for the 8th township. . - 8. R, Stbeet, f; v, ? Ch'm, 8th Township. "Why is dust and ashes proudJ! - A ; A reasonable pride should al ways bo encouraged at least have pride enough to dress as well 'as' yoa fcan afford.And when your pride tells you need a now suit or other things to complete your Wardrobe do not fail to try Howard. See bur lino of; samples from' Marks Arnheim'smammouth Tailoring establishment. ; A, fit guara teed; :'J'- 'I -"'-. ' " ;,;;;;: t;:r:?.'" & M. HOWAEp. Xjjaltincr- Absolutely "Pure A oroam ot tartar baking powder Highest of all in leavening strength, Latest Unitsd Statics Uovkrnmrnt Food Rbpobt. Roval Bakimo Powdkb Co,. '106 Wall St., N. Y. WAY TO SAVE MONEY! BY BUYING YOUR FAMILY GROCERIES AT J. J. Tolson's. WITH THK CASH Prices will surprise you. Stables free to our Country friends. jy.1.1. TO Til E LA-IV1 SKY! Ol the GRItliDr: EXCURSION FROM. Hew Berne to AsWle. Will leave New Beme Tuesilav morning, JULY, 34th, at 5 o'clock ami arrlva at AUe vllle that rtlKht. Returning, will arrive at New Berne Fri- uay nignt at aoont 11 o ciock. FARE FOB ROUND Till t: From New Berne and return, $0.00 1 Kinston " " 1 La Grange " " 5.50 R. E. PIPKIN, Gokhhom, A, N. DANIEL, Wilson, J i,lan-l-.t1' NOW Is the TIME! To make room fur Fall Stock, soon to begin arriving, I wilt give special bargains, on the f'oods now on hand. COME AT ONCE J. J. BAXTEll, EXECUTION SALE. North Caboi.ina, I, i In tin; Si ity, Court. Superior Craven County The New Berne Gas Light Company ( VS I The Lewis Mercer Construction Co., ) ' and The New Berne Sewerage Co. j NOTICE OP EXECUTION SALE. By virtue of an execution directed to the undersieoed from tho Superior court ot Craven county in tlio above entitled action, I will on Monday the Oth 'day of August 1804, at 12 o clock M, in the cit.y of New nerne, at tne court house door ot said county, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said ex ecution all the property ot The New Bern Sewerage Company, and all tho ridds, interests, and proporties ot every nature ot the .Lewis Mercer const ruction Company in and to the snid New Berne Sewerage Company, and all property of every kind owned by tho said Lewis Mercer Construction Com nun y in connection with tho said New Bone Sewerage Company, coirsislini; of pines. piping, mains, manholes of siid the Low- in VlminAH nai pi ii linn nnil llm Vmn IB vunoii uiJti'rii, Ultra . I li J 1MJ TV Beine Seweragu Companv. consisting of about miles of pipes and mains and all necessary manholes and other contrivances necessary for the oner atioa of the said seweiage system; the said property being a complete sewerage system tor tue uity oi iNew iforao as pro vided by tne contract made by tne uity of New Berne with the Lewis Mercer Construction Company on the 17th day of November levi; also all tne tranciuse Hunts, powers privileges granted to the Lewi Mercer Construction Company b y the Uity ol New uerne by tue terms or said contract Including an easement in the streets of tbe said City of New Berne, for the purpose or miner and operating the Said Sewerage System, and a contract with; the said City of New Beroo for flushing the mk1 System, also a lotol sewer piping about 3000" luet, now in a lot owueu by James ttedraonu on Craven street in . New Beme,: N. C, now leased by said Sewerage Company also the lease bold interest ot tne said PewerageCo in and to a certain lot and office on Crav en street tor u five years from , January 8d i' 188 .,' with "' pmd " up i rcnti to uctooer tot, 1B94. Tne same leased by tne- said. Sewerage Company from James R'dinond and now occupied by said Sewerage company. ; Also a lot of olUce fUrniture and fixtures consisting of aesKSi cnairs, etc, anu an otnor proiKrtv of every kind belonging lo the said New Berne Sewerage company, and , tlw said Lewis-Mercer. Constnietioo , company owned and used in connection with said Sewerage company. , - . y A W. B. Lan. r -'nr:ii: i'iCc, . Sheriff Craven.County, X.C A PAPEandDEYO, WHOLESALK Commission Merchants. Wash in-,i Street, NEW YORK. Southern Fruits aiid Vcgctal)les a Specialty Large and Roomy WAREHOUSES. Facilities for handling heavy shipments unsurpassed by any Ihouse in the business. eerrUKTl'UNS MAIH KACH DAY (IF SALKS'Vrta Natioiwl Rink f New Berne, N. C, ( i . u ic v i i i rt. Dank New Vork. UEFEUKNCH: Stencils and Postals can be obtained at JOHN DUNN'S. Have Yea UsidSI Dr. CHAPIfJ A. HARRIS DENTIFRICE? r; BKADIIAM & BROCK Drug Co. -'"Johnson's Tasteless ' Compound Cod Livet Oil with hypophospbites gives tone to the nerves strengthening, stimulating and producing healthy flesh like magic. THE-:-BIG-:-IF! ii lit 'liiii - -ttttt o tffi- IFI IF IF YOIJjWABT THEBESI1 IF Yoa Want the Cheapes IF Yon Want the Latest, IF IF GIV1- YOU THE KIND! THAT Possess all These J-QJALIFlCAriONS-j IF IF IF--IF--IF YOu Want o. IF IF BEAUTIFUL PICTURE BUY A IF IF POUND livf If roil prid we wttljgivd Jyou one. V: ;h IFI IF HACHMiillEi. i'l 47 folloct Strest." WE -i f.'"i j-Vf, '-"t ' ' f : ;-.?; ,..; ' '-, .;; v ?,.'.?' . - ': ' ' ,'s