Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 5

Krai nva THE tnraSViELE DAILY." GAZETTE, TRTBlY, iDECJEMBEIt '1005, NEWS OF A PERSONAL NATURE Reek's FAIRSTORE QUIETLY HONOR Tlicro arc some tilings mat CUT ICE besides a. suw.jaiid in the dental business 'IS Is lie careful and your feelmgs.i is he up-to-date? TJoes lils work give satisfaction? Does' he do PAINLESS work? re his nrioes TREASONABLE? INITIAL STEPS FOR INTERUBBAN MADISON GRANTS AN 1NTERUR- FRANCHISE AS REQUESTED THIS LINE TO ST0UGHT0N Next Step Will Be the BuildinE Fronf1 Janesvilleto btoughton to Connect, Prospects for an 'electric road from i now than they; have hncb some cane cist. Montgcinery a ir i nii-1 tn i chi from tec Naeisua site eonnco an area to bab-d bis Horn to miles-(distant, and on tlie direct to Janesville. Aireacty i-' i an thoir lire mm- route, which leaves Madison through Green: touches South esd across country 1.0 Srseahre-o. ai contblcnbsby expect, -d thai a iu, now la: built from Janesville 1, -tl ai pa ill mer to she rvo lines, making -baa, eh cars from iwciuoiu 10 -reseat nfbli.na is being done this, owing to the" condition of the aion-ev inarbec in New Yesa, alt the nrst ot xae- ct -steps wilbbe taken, to secure a.lran: chise in this city WILL SUE PUBLISHER OF MXLURE'S ALSO Papers in This Suit Have Been For- warded to New York for Service.

The summons in 'the suiL of 1U p-r- at blobinbob, yaesabait of she Union Itefslseratsr Tiatait company, aaaeab. the iiaelishei' of bleClure's magazine has been forwarded 10. the New York correspondent'. of 'Quarles, Spence Quarles for service, -o nil -os Oeuslos of sb Iwau bos The work of the complain in the clan: suit assamsc tne Fr-css bb-ess cuaipany on allegations of libel' will -be concluded within a few days. A ST.

LOUIS BREWER'S DAUGHTER IS TO WED The Engagement. of "Adolph Busch's Daughter to Wealthy uerman is Announced or i nw aa Theodore Schar- rer, aged 85J al wealthy' 'hop dealer nr R'urtsardt. Germany, announced today 'wtfuhl "tnukirry 'feWilheminai Busch'l daus oM'Aclolp'vas Buscls, nt the c. lGTwa-on -now Oay. On-Wednesday couple bdr nnd reyissered at a lsetc-'i as man and wife.

They wont. tor a aiari 11.se beat, the fibre, was closed and theb'scb-aaeci is St. Louis Adoiptnis says ue uul know of the. cbntempla'ted marriage and dees not case. "the registration was Sbharrer's' idea, nf '-'German clokhigl" Seharrer says wedding be quiete- FUTURE EVENTS Revival of.

the' 'spectacle, Black Crook," at Myers theatre Fri day evening. Dee. 29, 21 lbs. Best Granulated $1,00 1 sk. Golden Palace Flour 21 lbs.

best Gran, Sugar, 1 sk. Golden Palace $2. 10 7 lbs bestOatmeal.25c 110-lb. sack Corn Meal 16c 1 10-lb. sack 27c 1 Graham27c 1 lb.

Waiter Baker's New Dates, lb 5c Cal. Walnuts, 18c Best Almonds; lb. New Pecans, lb. 15c New Brazil, New Hickory Nuts, 3 for. 25c Cal.

Navel Oranges, dozen 25c, 30c, 35c White Grapes, 20c 4 cans Janesville Corn 3 25c 3 can Wax Beans. 25c 4 1-lb. pkgs. Corn Starch 25c 3 1-lb. pkgs.

Seeded Raisins 25c 3 1-Ib. pkgs. Cleaned Currants 25 3 pkgs, Jello, all flavors 25c Walter Baker's fa lb can Cocoa. 18c Sweet Cider, gal Northern grown Potatoes, bu 25c R. WiNSLOW 20 North.

St. ill H. Korst is In Milwaukee. is in the Cream City. -eel at a Mil- I-T.

C. Hueil is re. aukee hotel. Mrs. Emma Crow returns to New York city today.

uastora lsi. retisnjicu Milwaukee hotel. Elizabeth Luler is 111 Aitiwauiiee. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas left today tor Apuleton where they will spend be-w 'bear's Da with relatives. A. rb-eaies of was 111 ne city yesterday. Rev. F.P.sistu era an ay ot Milwaukee is vi's-iti nc local relatives.

J. ot tow alee- eaiS a Janesville visitor yesterday. Mrs. Ij. Brier who nas ucen vei; is rennrted la be much better.

P. .1. Burns of Edgcrton transacted has ness here ruarsreay. Mrs. Carrie Spencer of Galea yo a- visitiiyb r.

aunt. a', sb scrame 1G2 South Jackson street, who was a iciest of Mr. and Mrs. John Dunphy over Christmas, returns en to her home yesterday. A.

C. Gray of Evansviile was in the city yesterday. Harry McKinney returned to Ocon: to yestcroay. G. Clark of Mouticello was a visitor yesterday.

E. Burdick was ah Afton visitor Wednesday, Traveling pasenger agent Humphrey of the C. E. railroad was in the city today. Miss Mamie Hewett is spending the holiday season with her parents, in- Albany, a-.

Charles 'Wright Is guest 'of. his brother Glen Vvright in Chicago. Fuitou'of Albany was a vjsitor in ine city yesteraay. John Bautuan went to Darlington. tins morning.

Otto Butts'. returned to his home 'in the town of Center last eveoina ettee a'two days' visit in city. Misses Myrtle and Rose Boos, a see eeea sacrliug the weca rit" their tnotner, Mrs. Ab (Jliamnan ur S. Lo.wry of Lcyden was in -the die na haslrica-, bVebaaadas 1 raveling passenger agent.

Bryant the Grand Trunk railroad was a easiness venter in tbe city rod a v. Mayor J. tf. iiestoi ol Whitewater was a guest of Mayor Hutchinson this atternoon. W.

Y. Wentwort'h of Ft. Atkinson as a Janesville visitor today, -T. L. of Whitewater was in' the city today.

RETIRED OFFICER TO BE THE NEW HEAD General Bingham Who Lost Leg by an Explosion. Goes to New York si'iiCiAn nv scuirwoi'iua New York, Dec. 29. It is believed by politicians who ought to know rata General 'i A. Lur.asam.

u. s. re'ai'odl will by "tee -next ecca- missioner'of New York, General B'-nghatra, is forty ocven 'years? old and leg in 1B04 by. an explosion at Buf falo, SATURDAY SPECIALSALE HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! 25 lbs. fine Granulated Sugar and one sack of best Patent 2 25 Baker's Chocolate 25c Baker's Cocoa.

18c 5 lb. pkg. Domino Cut Loaf Sugar, 4 cans Janesville Corn.25c 5 cans Fort Atkinson Coin -25c 3 cans Early June Peas'. 25c 2large cans Tomatoes.25c 4 3 -lb. cans Van Camp's' Hominy.

Finest Honey in city. 15c Finest full cream Cheese 15c 1 lbs. Mocha nd Java 1 lb. 40c Jap Tea. lb.

glass jar Edcy Baking Powder Finest red Salmon, 2 v. 25c Finest California Oranges and 35c 7 bars Fairy Hand Soap 7 rolls fine Toilet Paper, 7 okes, Miller's L25c powderine -25c 5 pkgs. Corn Starch. 25c LOWELL GO. DEPT.

STORE Watch Sate The lowest nrices ever made in- the city on Watches will be made at out store for the balance of this week." It wlli pay to investigate. "FLEEK'S" 15 W. Mil. St. Janesville A JEWELRY STORE WINDOW SMASHED Sl'ECiaf, BY SCKll'l'S ISIS 1 New York, Dec.

20 Schwartz jewelry store window Brodway 'was- while street was crowded with pedestrians this morning and four thousand dollars' worth of rings stolen. in Janesville. DEPARTMENT STORE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY TOYS AND DOLLS FOR NEW YEARS GIFTS AT 25 per cent Discount Fine Box Letter Paper at Big Reductions 65c" 'Boxes of 49c. $1 Dome Boxes Paper I'. $1 Holly.

Boxes Paper 69c $1,50 Novelty Boxes 9Sc 25 Per Cent Discount on Ladies Waists of Satine, Wool or flohair Flannelette Night Gowns at Big Cuts in Prices 89c Gowns $1 .25 Gowns CHILDREN'S to, ill re- Children's Stocking, Caps Awnkrcnr.HlEFS-l-jLeft from Christmas Booth al-Low Prices. Aa little soiled that don't hnrt the- vims- au. uL-re 2. for Be Hdkfs. for 10c 10c Hdkfs.

at 15o Hdkfs. at Men's $10.00 Overcoats at $6.90 Rubbers Ot All Kinds Storm, Croquet, Alaskas, Arctics. Always best kinds at The Lowell Dept. Store 1000 FARMERS Sc tbe list, of neaiiy 1,000 'farmers in Co. reached 'only blr our lmclc of lour- new directory.

You will want to talk, to thorn. City and Suburban Sub-subscribers besides. Rock Co-Telephone Company. H. C.

Willitz, Mgr. Jaclcman' 'JGlk. GOOD BREAD every time from Moshers Best lour That's what people say that have tried it Your money back if not satisfied, Order Now $1.15 per sack. F. H.

GREEN SON DEALS R.S IN FLOUR. PR0TISI0SS, FEED Ac 43 North Main St. Both Phones YOUNG MEN GUESTS OF THE SPINSTERS Prettv Dancing Party in East Side Odd Fellows Han Last Evening One of the most unique Social func of the season was uwu -i seb: (bob eau -ae, k--Fett- eoeae; ladles, stylin.s rdebas -The cinuslces' entcb.abo ti nnnal number of young men mrtv. The affae- was net ui lea p-y an fassioa. vnnnff indies secured a their dances many even escorted the o.na to and from party, ldamu- 1 1 ttev baiter le.e Benkovt and the hall presented a vrv ns if-' aiibearare-e.

be.aa seaetifalb for the occasion. The arraeaess.ents tor the affair Tvnro in charge of the Misses Bessie Burch Lucy Fox. OBITUARY" Mrs. R. B.

Harper Mrs. R. B. Harper passed awai hot- hnmn no Mthvaultee avenue Sab' oast tea o'clock last evening. sad leseri in fail.nc health tor soc oral --airs but her condition had Letn critical one-- since.

Christmas Day when, is was heb-sved, Mie severe. taxed hes strength at a. family -reunion. Deceased' had been a resident of Rock County for many years and her Ps- will" be deeply mpumcu friends. She is survived by- a uevoi- usbaud, one son.

uiuw imji, three daughters Mabel and Alice aud Mrs. R. H. Barlow, Nathan -P. Ainsworth Punm.ni eorvices over the remains the late Nathan P.

Ainsworth were aehi from the home of the deceased vsashinaaoTi street yesteruay iu- prnnlil a.t. t.WD ClOCK. KCV. J- Tippett omciateu anu tne paimuaium -brae sons aus one Nelson Ainsworth of this city, Jedsoe. rs oHn.

Earl Ains- orth ot ucioit, ana ueois o1- the same nlaee. The ser vices private and the floral tributes were most, beautuun iijibi-ijiuui- a Oak Hill cemetery. Those from out of tiir. nittf whfl nresent were. Miss Ella Ainsworta of Monroe ana, jonu Sehimerhorn and daughter, Ella, of Madison.

John Halligan John Halligan dice yesterday nren-inir at hali'-uast ten at his home in Erodbead. The remains will' be brought here tomorrow morniug over the St. Paul 'road, arriving at. 30-215 o'clock, and will be taken di rectly to Mount OJ.vet en interment in the family lot Funeral servees are so oe hum in nrauutaa. Mrs.

Johanna Donahue Tiio timorai nt rhn late Mrs. Johan na Donahue will be conducted from Patrick church at is o'ciocit tomorrow morning. Burial wnl be in Mount Olivet. Tax Roll for Porter. bbo.ee 'i-eceivcal the tan roil lor town of Porter, am now "ready, to receive taxes at.

my home, '2 miles east of Cooksville, from 1st to untie excent Saturday. Jan. 6th, which clav I will ue at t. w. fenowa iaa in Evansviile; Saturday, Jan.

13, at Murwin's in village of Fulton. J. STEWART, Treas. LATE LOUL NEWi IN BRIEF Gillilower apples. Nash.

Banana sale. Taylor Bros. Turkey lunch at the' European hotel Monday' evening. Corner Stone, 'the best patent flour on earth, $1-25. Nash.

Don't forget' tbe Cigar-Makers' 19th annual ball Dec. 30th at Assembly hall. All are welcome. 1 Better than ever, the oest 22c cot- fee on earth. Nash.

Acorn pig pom sausage, tne oest its of pig pork and the finest condi ments. Nash. Fancy yellow bananas, 10c to morrow at Taylor Solid' meat hulk fsasn. Smoked whitefishi Nash. Turkeys, ISc: nice spring chickens, ldNc.

Lowell Market. 1 lie Lb of la we. are 1 sclr an nual party at Assembly hall New Year's mgut, Fancy yellow bananas, ioc at Taylor Richelieu raisins, 10c fb. Nash. Dollar Richelieu dollar colToe.

Nash. Turkeys, llSc; nice spring chickens, 12V5C. Lowell Market. can nicneueu couee, m. Best greens, vegetable oyslers, let tuce and Nasn.

0 B. of 11- F- will b-iv" heir an r.ual party at Assembly hall New, Golden russets, 30c pk. N. Y. baldwin apples, 35c pk.

N. Y. greening apples, 35c pk. THE WEATHER. Temperature last.

24 hours taken from registered thermometer at Helm- stea i.ctyy aibc I cars -a; rev est. 32: at 7 a. m.t 34; at 3 p. m. wind, north.

BANANAS Good ones for Friday; lDc. Navel oranges, small sixer 15c. Second-day loaf, 2c. 'Fresh' bread: loaf, -1c. New eggs: 2Se.

Cottage cheese: ball, 5c. Boston brown bread, hot about 11 loaf. 5c. 'Coffee cake, tomorrow, before dinner. 10 and Oc blocks.

Best Saturday; 75c." -lava coffee, a world beater a 2-th. car. Tor 45o Xew Orleans molasses, the finest open kettle molasses' we ever lice; a-b can. 35c. Finnan extra nice lot: pet j2V2c.

Farina, splendid breakfast food; 5c. New hickrjrv nuts; GOcl Willow clothes baskets, 70c CO, 50 ana 4U0. eacn. Chopping bowls, a sood-sized hardwood manic bowl, iac. beet greens, fresh sound rad-ishns, k'Uucc.

parslov' and celerv. GRUBB FRODITCE CO. BAN rate tv- line arv 1-L Ln er id up the year's buwncss with a record-breaner we oner follovying and 1 comparison th those you are, paying jui quality of goods: Sac Best I pur ad 1 .1 0 50-ffc. Sack' Best. 'Flour an" 20 tts.

Granuiatca. sugrfr. 50-Tb. Sack Best Flour. Mane, Tos, Qranuiaica auyai, Japan Tea and 1-tti.

-Seeded 10-Tb. Sack Fresh Ground'- Graham lb. 'Pkg. Seeded Raisin for Pkfl. Cleaned Currants, 3 for 1 Gt.

New Hickory Nuts. 1 Old- Popcorn 1 its. -Mixed Nuts, 13c; 2. for. 1 I Qt.

Jjarge. Olives' 1 25c 1 lb. Bullc Cocoanut, lap; 25c 1 Pt. Fruit Jar California Pure. Strained' Honey' 2Cc 3 Cans Oil Sardines'.

1 baa balbbeeia Peacscs, Ilea- vv -S'vrup 15c 1 15c Can1 Extra Sifted Early- June Peas 1 0c Can Early Peas'. 1 1b Best Janan i ca in-ne yiijr. Guaranteed -40c Extra Large Bottle 3c ib Ca: balLimet tiaicing rgwacwv 3-lt. Can Solid- Filled Fancy To- 1 10c Bottle -Picbies or "late. Considered the JIade.lCto 10 Bars, Soap'.

-25c 1 t-an Eastern dw itiakic. -10o' UP Strictly Pure- Lard. -srbUclYel AND. CHItllvEXS. Dry floods SPECIAL ON BLA'NKLl COMFORTERS AND LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Nice Heavy Gowns, 48 'and. 65c. KiacK -ana oioieu, 25c up, Golf Pine 'Assortment, 25c and 45c. Ice-bound trees are glittering. Merry snow-birds twittering, Fondly strive to.

encer cold and drear: When shopping' fors'et' not your cbal that yon rwant -to- prepare your Xmas dinner. Our Coal Is. good-coal: JANESVILLE COAL CO. PLANTATION COFFEE, ths old EonrboD-nrowi MnebK- saod.on ICS -nebb sapiyesrc i- an estates. TJnmiiod kdJ.

unadullor- nod. Wo deliver to any to crysUiline your good resolutions! info aciion. 'and' enjoy the pleasure and ccononiy of nsinjj gas for cooking "and heating. NEW OAS LIGHT CO. All styles, siies and rrjaRes to select from, and every orje guaraoteed.

VJe've priced them very low-for this holiday season. Come and see them. F. H. KQEBELIN.

Hayes Bloclt. JOSEPH H. SCROLLER, Graduate Optician WITH HALL SAYLES. to 2:00 to. 5:00.

GOLDEN WEDDING MR. AND 'MRS. JAMES PLANTZ CELEBRATE 5QTH ANNIVERSARY LIVED IN COUNTY SINCE '60 From New York State to Emer ald Grove Residents ot janes, ville for Eight Years, fiftieth aucivGi'Sary thf home ol Mr. Mrs JaClOS W. was yesterday made the scene' of a joyful but quie; la-'; union and golden weuaius The occasion was one ot rnnm l'rioiomg for their portion or hac iiRver beer, broken bj i.

fho famiiv oiir-ie. At, noon sumptuous uinnei ds the alternoon tne neuuiue v-'- arfmen in- Rev. nf Stilton, who also officiated tlieir silver a-cabaise twenty-five vears ago. Those present -were Dr. Mis.

Plantz. of Appleton, Rev. and Millar and lighter 'of Waupaca, Rev. and Mrs. 't.

Miliar and daughter, of -Milton. Rev. and Mrs. J. H.

Charles- Stoller and daughters, Misses Birdie and Libbie Mrs. Charles Stoller, itud Miss Emme-, Bostwlck of this Arc Old Residents Mr; and Mrs'. Plantz are both 'natives -Of Montgomery Y. -Planus was born on the. twentieth of September, 1833, and Mrs.

Plantz on June 15, 1SS5. They were wedrletl in "West Amsterdam, Mont gomery county, on December 2S, 1S55. cliccn were bom two children, who are Dr. Plantz of Apple-' and Mrs. Webster Millai el Wan- Dr.

Plantz is president 01 Liw--. inr.e-.i see 1S60 Mr. and Plantz came taking up-a farm at Emerald Grove in this county. Hero they resided until eight years' ago, when Mr. retired from active lire and the happy couple to this city to make their home.

The celebration yester day very quiet but tnea- silver weacnup was nonuieu mure "biis accesses ti'eir soiae la Emerald Grove and one hundred guests "wore entertained. LOCAL LACONICS Meet This Eveninn: An artWrned rbeesasy Ot Florence earns d'Ju, AI, YV. Ile at tlie- Hail tills ev eiiir.sr at the regular hour. The bnsi ness lwt seer from wi 1 be tabes up and a class or inltiatees'be- adopted. K.

C. Social Night: luceebees or bbiirall Cearei! No eSS taelr families a social evening at West abbe Ude nail evening. Remarks- were made bv Rev, Goebe! and Peter Neuses reviewed the work of the lodge. There was in tilal music by the' Cs-owiey Teieie. and Harry Tlaff- 1, vi.ie.i eusv.i.ess se Miss t.ees..il Tleele, and Norton, and read- at i ss Nobie Hayes ens bosep's Dor.abiiO.

Oees SIS' were in attendance. The enS ibni meet closed with a dance. Sister Is Coming: Funeral services tor ihe late stiles Uox wilt probably not he held until the arrival of a sister, who is on the way here from Cal- Uornia. it is possioie that she may reach sere by Sunday." A Correction: It appears that the w.unam i-iarvey ana jus companion. Loucks', visited at the Con-roys', who live above the millinery store conducted Miss Morrissey: not above George's candy store, as seated in mst evenings paper.

For Drunkenness: In municipal court this morning Charles Eunson -ess bnea ii ana costs ti. ness. His cast wes adjourned in order to uermit him to earn the mouejb Charles Clillen was given live days in the co.ur.ty jail and a fine of S3 and costs with the alternative of five additional days. P. F.

Nolty of Orford-ville paid a fine of $2 and costs. Married Yesterday: V. H. Moore and J.lllie C. Heidt of Marion, Iowa, securer a marriage, license and spe-cial'permlt yesterday and were wedded- by Justice Earle.

Applications for licenses have been filer! by! Florence J. Isaac of Janes-si. le and Bvrcn MtC. Jones of Chi- eaedo "William Eat'U ot EilgerUm an Clara Uallmatin ol uarmrmy; v. a.

ibdbriar of Baraboo and Jessie Ma- cast of Kvaiisville: Rielir.id an! lii Ties'e. not-, ot iaaserton. Circuit Court: In circuit court today tie: bisee eases ot i'lilma Mb Preston, involving notes i tracts were disnOSCil of. Train-Load -Of Flour: A train ol bob. uIL loaded with flour are pulled by two- locomotives, passed ihroes-a danesvbie lb.

ie. afternoon en rose in tie leom b'suenor, 'here it was stuppeu uy urcgori Cook a.ud company. rviade tic connections, ijiimci- over tbe Se Paul road, here at 10: a. ebeeh conr.ee IS with tec Milwaukee train at Miltor. was thr e- or aa noes late moerbii; rind, to allow oasoenaors so blib.vsu- as to eaa-b bloa- xra.n a special of two cars'-from the Mineral Si passi sb-i anil man- nod Lev the crew from, that.tr.

res ar -lie's o'clock to tr.e William Loucks Improving: William Loucks. clerk of the Park hotel, who was. injured weenesaay evening, is1 reported to he getting aiong niceiy this atterr.oou'. Raimors were current' last evening that severe aemor- rhfiges ad s-a in, bib those appear to have been Sleat.o ess s-eerare-l Shot in Eye With Air-Gun: Mo. ree-vt-at-old son of Alvah Max- field, was s'bot in one of his eyes v.

i ir ana tbe bands el a soy named Sherman who" re-brio; on Racine street, on Wedncs- dav The youth with the gun-is also said to have deliberately attempted to shoot the Maxfleld six-year-old sister. 'The injury to the eye was trot serious enough, to cause the loss el' sleet, ibotigh easily have been. Tbe police authorities have not determined just what steps they will take in the matter, the youtbfnlness of the otfender arguing against a term in the reform school. tions and taen A. and Sin of All these considerations CUT ICE in your making up' your mind who shall do your "dentistry.

On ATjL these points yoy can't MISS it ir you select DR. RICHARDS to be your dentist. V.iv work RNDORfiS. at is couob-orated by hundreds or our nt-aieie have been his patients for YEARS'. Exactly the same is true regarding everv point mentioned above.

And the -matter o( the "retsr.iiablt-ness sb b.s appeals' to everybody who do not desire to throw away their, good money. Don'r. malts the 'mistake or think ing he does CHEAP -work. You can't get nnv 10c counter -work from his office, bsit you CAN' AND WILL the VERY BEST work at a very FINE WATCH REPAIRING. Clean Work at Reasonable Prices.

E. WILLIAMS 'Jeweler and Optician, GR. AND. HOTEL BLK CleancrsgDycrs Suits and Overcoats Cleaned and Pressed. Made as iil as new.

Janesville Steam Dye House Carl F. Brocktiaus, Prop, 59 East Milwaukee St Our Expert Optician, S. R. KNOX These loug-evenings' teU tile tale on eyesight. It's Linle right now if the eyes are troublesome to have them examined ijv an expert.

Mr. Knox lias bad as his many patrons win testily. Examination free. Prices right BOWLING! It's fine fixer cise atid good sport. Try it.

leffingwell's Bowling Alley RINK NIGHTS Monday, Wednesday, rri day and Saturday, and everv afternoon. C0RYD0N Q. DWIGHT, H. 207 lackirao Bldg. 1 Fr.eHco Limited to Eye, Ear, Hose and Throat Consultation irom io a ana and by Appointment, ToIop honti SSO- Picture Sale Now on at J.

MYERS IT IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY A stone bought now fori 575:00 will cost you. from all 590.00 to SWO.OOin a year or so. The recent advance does not effect our prices as we purchased early. Came 'rl Xih.tf tion. febl a in A.rin at ami Dr.

tip W. line To HALL 8 SATLES.