ROSSLAND ‘EVENING RECORD, SEPTEMBER 6, 1899.

THE NEW BANK BUILDING,

At Will Bo Fully Occupied by Novem-
ber lat.

Mr. J. S. C. Fraser, manager oj
the Bank of Montreal, says the bank
will occupy its new premises about
the rst of November. The whole|©
of the offices in the building have
been let. The corner office in the
basement has already been occupied
by the Spokane Falls & Northern
Telegraph company, and the office
in the rear of that has been leased
by Mr. Richard Plewman for a min-
ing and real estate office. The
store at the corner of the alley is
now occupied by the Great Northern
express office and by the Spokane
Falls & Northern ticket office.

The first floor over the bank has
been let to Merrs.-Daly and Hamil-
ton, who will occupy the four rooms
in the front and sub-let the other
five rooms, but as yet they have not
made any arrangement for their oc-
cupancy, though they have many
offers under consideration.

The second story will be used en-
tirely by Manager Fraser and a
number of bank employes for resi-
dence quarters and will be hand-
somely fitted up.

Messrs. Daly and Hamilton will
move into the building about the rst
of October. *

‘The Police Investigation.

The police investigation will be
resumed tonight in the police court
and a large’ number of witnesses
have been subpoenaed to attend for
the pr ‘i The missii

Senator. The first public man who
prominently took up the cause of
revision (in July, 1897.) An able
champion, who was not afraid of
consequences.

Mg. FERNARD Lagor!.—Counsel
of Zola and. Picquart. Also now
appearing at Rennes.

Me. Demaxce.—Dreyfus’s coun-
sel at the court-martial, and during
the present trial.

GeNzRAL MERCIER.—Minister of
War (November 1893 —January
1895) when Dreyfus was arrested.
His bitterest foe, and utterly impla-
cable. It was he whe laid secret
evidence before the court-martial
judges.

Lieut. Du Paty De Cram.—The
melodramatic villain of the piece,
set a trap to surprise Dreyfus by
dictating to him the text of the bor-
dereau. | Warm supporter of Ester-
hazy, acted the part: of the “veiled
lady,” assisted in forging telegrams
to entrap Picquart, and did the
dirty work of the War Office. Since
disowned by all, and expelled from
the army.

M. Detocorcus.—President at
the Zola trial, Made history by his
stock: saying in favor of the War
Office party, ‘‘The question shall
not be put.”

GENERAL BoisperFRE.—Chief of
the General Staff at the time of the
Dreyfus prosecution. Resigned be-
cause Henry deceived him. Was|;
in touch with all the Esterhazy
trickeries. Now ill, and keeping in
the background.

will probably adjourn until Monday

Speranza Letrer.—Forged let-
ter sent to Picquart with the object

pleted, leaving 1,300 feet yet to
drive.—Cascade Record. es
The Rossland Record has changed
owners, Eber C. Smith ‘stepping
down and out and Mr. W. K. Es-
ling, of the Trail Creek News, tak-

"The ie Cilarendon Cafe.

FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. ° . OPEN DAY AND NIGHT,
Rooms for Saher and Dinner Par S,

ing’ p on jk first.
Eber C. threatens to “break out”
again in the province within the
next sixty days. ‘You can’t keep
a good man down,"—Moyie Leader.

Superintendent William Ander-
son of the Cascade Water, Power &
Light Company owning the power
on the Kettle river at this place,
has received orders by cable from
the head office at Lundon to feta
contract at once for clearing the
right of way for the pole line from
Phoenix, in Greenwood camp, to
‘Cascade, a distance of about :25
miles. ; A large‘part of the distance
is open cquntry, but about five miles
is quite heavily timbered. He has
now called for tenders to clear this:
Mr. And has been arrangi'
to begin’ work at once on the'sev-
eral parts of the big plant to be put
in for: utilizing the energy of the
Cascades, This will include finish-
ing the’ 300-foot dam, work on
which was started last fall, building
the flume, 600 feet of which is to be
a tunnel through solid rock, build-
ing the power house and putting in
the pole line.’- The latter will cost
about. $3000, per mile, and the ien-

tire expenditures will amount to

many thousands of dollars.—Cas-
cade Record.’ =

Mrs. A. Moore, Prop. J.8. Grabam, Myr

ROSS THOMPSONecsans

I have the following blocks i in the following companies for sale:
Eureka € her, H take, Evening Star,
Silverine, R.E.Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilamM
Lots in the Original Townsite

Reddin. Jackson Co., Agents, Rossland, B. CG

LIBERTY.

Written by Pearl & Cassidy.

Dedicated to F. 0. E., No. 10, Rossiand, B.C.

We're defenders of the nest

Of the bird that we love best,

Called the Eagle—yea, the Eagle.

We soar high with the morning sun,

Ever ready'to protect our young,

Like all good Eagles, yea, good Fagles,

We're indevendent, brave and strong;

And it won't be very long

‘Till our young birds will be feathered out

And join us in our song.

Ever happy, light and free, like our motto, ‘‘Liberty,”
Are the birds in Aerie No. 10, in Rossland, B.C,

, CHORUS— : i
We're the birds that flock together .. i
In fair and stormy weather... eee
Our ambition is to'soar on high ,
As our Father Bird above;
For the king of birds are. we,
And we're all as brave and free
As the motto of our Aerie, which is “Liberty.”
Elder birds who are here today
May soon have to fly away.

PUBLISHED EVENINGS EXCEPT SUNDAY.

VOL. §- NO. 5+

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1899. °

THE WET TEST

Next door to the Boat Office.

ain’s chances.

Nickel ‘Timers, $10.00.

“Gas Metal, $8. $8.50 to $25.

~~ J, W. SPRING,

‘The Leading Jeweler

a |

To bet intelligently, on vi this ig nave record of the time in hing .
it will be necessary for you ave aids you to judge of fie’ followin
I be eee ary Lo Ye ogre ND Bamty chaniooaes stot

China Department.

Heavy Purchases. ao

In anticipation of.a busy Fall in all our depart-
ments of the Big Store. Many lines already sold
out. Do not hesitate, but decide at once, that

Here is the place to buy
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING; CHINA, HARDWARE,
CARPETS, MEN’S. WEAR, GROCERIES, and
MINING SUPPLIES::.:.

_<a The Big Store.

HUNTER BROS.

a

store and will’be p

Toronto, next duor.to Linton’s book
d to see her

M. J. EAGLES. has removed to the store. ‘opposite .the Bank of

in: “her new store.

NOTED VISITORS COMING

Members of the Oanadian . Mining
Institute

TO ARRIVE TOMORROW EVENING
‘A Civio Reoeption with session of the Insti-
tute to Follow—Hor ¥ and Where They

Will Be Bntertained.

Twenty-five or thirty members of
the Canadian Mining Institute will
visit Rossland tomorrow and will
remain the guests of the city until
Monday. They will arrive on the
evening train, and after dinner will
enjoy the band-concert at the skat-
ing rink. All boxes have been re-
served for ‘such inembers of the
party as desiré to sttend, On Sat-
urday morning thé, party will visit
the Le Rei, War Ekgle and Centre
Star mines, and. qwill. lunch at the

~ | War Eagle. ln the evening there

will be a civic reception in Miners’
Union ‘hall, after which a session of
the Institute will he held, at which
papers will be read by Mr. Hast-
ings, Mr. Carlyle and other mining
men. A general di ission follows.

Grand Forks to Robson Tuesdays,
T

hursdays and Saturdays. Will
make connection with Crow’s Nest
Pass and Rossland trains. Time
table to follow.”

The rate from Rossland to Cas-
cade City is $5.95, and $6.95 to
Grand Forks, but it is probable that
passengers will have to re-purchast
tickets at Robson on account of the
road not being turned over to the
traffic department yet.

Where Is James Murphy?

This morning a well made coat,
pair of shoes and hat were found in

BARLY MORNING HOLD-UP
Masked Man Boldly Enters a Rossland —

AND HE TAPS THE TILL FOR $16

He Makes the Cook Stand Back at the Point
of a Revolver While He Helps Himself to

Early this morning a masked man
entered the Oregon restaurant, on

They evidently belonged to some
well-to-do person,
were all of fine quality and evident-
ly made up bya good tailor.
the pocket of the coat when exam-

In

the rear of the Montana stables. | Money drawer of its contents. Just

about daylight Joseph M. Marie,

materials | the man in charge, was surprised to

see a man jump over the high coun-
ter and go direct to the cash
drawer. He started out to stop
him but was stopped by the sight of

ined by the police was a bank book
showing that James Murphy, sup-
posed to be the owner of the
clothes, had a large sum of money
on deposit in Revelstoke, but the
police are at a loss at present to lo-
cate Mr. Murphy or account for the
clothes being left where they were.

—
THE PARIS EXHIBIT.

Ore Have Been

a revolver in the hands of a man,
whom he describes as being about
five feet ten inches in height.

The man was heavily masked and
is thought to have been the same
one who did the work at the five
His booty at the Oregon

FIREMEN ROBBED.

in consequence of the Dan Godfrey Like ail eagles—yea, all eagles, Shipped to Ottawa Mrs, Guthrie Stops the Thief at the

band concert on Thursday and Erie
day evenings."

The Hoard of Trade.
The regular monthly meeting of
~ the Rossland Board of Trade will
be held tonight i in'the mayor's office
as the police commissioners ‘will sit
in the room usually occupied by the
board.

DREYFUS DICTIONARY. —

of inspiring official circles ‘with the
belief that’ he was an agent of the
Dreyfus syndicate.

Court De Cassation.—Highest
French Court of Appeal. The body
which decreed-the retrial of Dreyfus.
Tue Dosster.—The collection of
legal documents bearing on a case.
Properly speaki the” Pi

Fi fe Waffle gS. arfor
———aa

An “Upto Date” Restaurant.

Oysters and Game in Season.

—
34 AND 86 WASHINGTON STREET,
Rossland, B. C.

The Best cup of Colfee in town,

Prompt and Efficient Service.

They will sodr up there on high,

The rest will follow, by and bye.

Like all good eagles—all good eagles,

When in that aerie up above,

Just the same respect’ and love [round.each year,
Will be shown to all our young birds that are nestling
In the rocks they thrive in unity.

; :
We carry a nice line of FELT WALKING HATS HATS and SAILORS.
Call and,see them.:

M, J. EAGLES, Opposite ‘Bank of Toronto.

‘Where they enjoy their liberty,
Like the birds in No. 10 in. Rossland, Bic.

containing the documents.
M. Lemercier Picarp.—War Of-

BUSINESS CARDS.

D® A. MILLOY,

7

CHASE......& ..

All mine managers, engineers and
the public generally : are invited.

On Sunday carri: .t4s will be in
waiting to convey the visitors to
the Columbia & Kootenay mine,
where, after inspection, lunch will

The. Question: Arises,

WHERE TO PURCHASE

be enjoyed. Those who prefer will
be given the opportunity to visit
the Northport smelter. At any rate,
carriages will be placed at their dis-
posal all day, in order that they may
visit-such mines as they prefer. On

Through the efforts of Mr. Will-
iam Dunn there will be an excellent
collection of samples of Rossland’s

ores at the Paris exposition.
collection embraces forty-two sam-

Point of a Pistol,
Mrs. Donald Guthrie, the wife of
the chief of the fire department, had

The quite a lively experience this morn-

ing and showed that she had in-
herited the pluck of her father, Cap-

ples, including ore from all the prin-
cipal properties in the camp, with

tain King, who is one of the best

the exception of the War Eagle and
B: A. C. properties. The com-
panies controlling these mines have
made separate and creditable exhi-

firemen in Montreal,
tinguished himself on many oc-
About four o'clock, while
the department was out trying to

22°" THE, EXCHANGE.

: _ Wersons and Things. Their Identity | type. Laid a trap for the Dreyfus . DENTIST. aa , D Under, n

fice agent and forger of the humbler save the buildings on Victoria ave-
nue she heard somebody groping |
around the men’s dormitory and at
once started from her bed. When
———_— she looked into the dormitory she
OBE FROM LARDEAU. saw a man who was a stranger to
With Sonic @x- | her and was tall and stout, wearing
Church Tomorrow ecedingly Rich Galena. aslouch hat. She asked him what
The funeral of Mrs. Polly Green,| Dr. H. H. Johnstone arrived from | he was doing there and he said he
+PROPRIETOR. PARRA ARADO wife of Mr. Richard Green, one of|the Lardeau country last evening | was looking for Frank Raymer (one

6. 0. D. GROGERY & MEAT MAR KET the most prominent members of the | with some samples of galena from jof the firemen). Mrs. Guthrie told

Miners Union, will take place to-|the Silver Bell group. This group him he had no business there as no

2UROGE Monday the party will leave for|bits. Mr. Dunn visited the various

ee ee Trail, and will spend the day as the | properties and secured the necessary

STOCK of Drags and Med- | guests of Manager Aldridge of the |samples. They will go to Ottawa
erfect Con-| Trail smelter. : and thence to Paris.

E management.
and Meaning party, which failed. He .was im- | Rooms opposite postoffice, Columbia Ave,
The following ‘table, giving the| prisoned and hanged himself.
significance of the names of persons] qf, Casimtr-PERIER. — President DSnlel Dickinson. Walter Ts Onis
d and things d d in| at the time of the Dreyfus trial. He

; ies - ct . DICKINSON & ORDE * GRAND i] I ni
the course of the Dreyfus trial @P-| had the courage to speak out to the Sars void on the lowest marrins, _ MAR AL RL EY UN ON

pears in the Nelson Economist and| Court of C aaa Tel. No. 61. "Roraland, B.C.
«HOTEL...

will probably recommned itself to

that the prisoner was convicted on

many readers for purposes of refer- secret evidence. a oxen ee Haas GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.
ence: . : Re . ;
ence —The d Muie. De Pays.—The mistress No. 16 Washington Street

found in bits among the waste paper fe ae

O. M. FOX’ & COMPANY. ra
FIRST-CLASS ‘DINING ROOM.
NEAT anp CLEAN BED-
ROOMS.

Bar Supplied: with the Finest.

-Glye us a call.

pn
INTERMENT AT LAUREL HILL

Burial Sorvices at the ™ pr.

. the Dinewist:

P. J. SLAVIN

RATES PROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY

at the German Embassy, pieced to-
gether, and attributed to Dreyfus,
though “undoubtedly Esterhazy
wrote it. | It offers secret informa-
tion, and is of course unsigned and
undated.

Tue Secret Dossier.—A collec-
tion of more or less private docu-
ments bearing on the case, only
one of which, unless the War Office
has manufactured any more forger-
ies, mentions Dreyfus by name,

Vettep Lapy.—Was Paty de
Clam, disguised, who handed the”
the “document liberateur” to Ester-
hazy, near the Arc de Triomphe. It
was uggested that Esterhazy
thought the lady was inspired by
revenge on Picquart.

Provicial Press.
Dr. E. A. Monroe, a resident of
Johannesburg, now visiting London,
England, after an absence of many

JOHN. PHILLIPS,

Jobbing é i kinds Premnuly ended to.
Sho) ae Saal ba idle. or
» Reside H
Monte e Get St bth P bouse north ot to =
mbia avenue, P. Q. Box 576.

ROSSLAND LABOR UNION.

apKe” and a Watters: unlon: A Ww:
U.. meets every Sat
8:30 at Miner's ajo Hall, overiing at
Mes Muncu, 8
P. O. Box 41. *Joux Kuun, Pres,

ANADIAN
PACIFIC
‘AND SOOLINE
IMPERIAL LIMITED

Neatly Furnished

from $2.50 to....... $8.50 per week
First-Class Bar
in connection.

‘Telephone No. 58. 22 Colambia Ay a
2a [ EES, ell amen so EAST | SEW EAVES WEST

OPTIONAL ROUTES EA8sT
FROM THE KOOTENAY COUNTRY

every day for our celebrated

Golden Dip Ceylon Teas.

New Paper. New Advertisement. New Goods. New | customars

Our 50-Cent Mocha and Java Coffee is excelient

Washington Street.

value.:

id CURED MEAT.

FRESH FISH, CHICKENS. all kinds of FRESH

Telephone No. 99.

morrow at ten o'clock. _ The ser-
vices will be held at the Methodist
church and friends and relatives will
be able to view the remains in the

church before the services com-
mence.

The funeral of the late Mr. John
Garfield Morrish, who also died yes-
terday, will take place tomorrow
and the services will be at the Meth-
odist church on Washington street
at 2 o'clock p. m. Mf. Morrish v-ts

is only about six miles from a good
wagon road which will shortly be
extended to the property. The
owners have an eight inch vein of
galena which averages 62% per
cent. of lead, with 740 ounces of
silver, $10 in gold, 5% per cent.
copper. A contract is to. be let on)
the rsth for the construction of a
250-foot tunnel. The doctor will
send an exhibit to the Paris Expo-
sition as well as to the Spokane In-

one was allowed in the place in the
absence of the men.
round ard demanded to know her
authority for turning him out and
she at once went back and reached
for a revolver which she planted in
front.of the man’s face and com-
pelled him to retreat.

When the boys returned from the
fire they found that the chief's wife
liad got up a little too late, for the
intruder had had time to go through

ason of Foreman Morrish, of the | dustrial Exposition. the pockets of Dan McDonald’s

y WEARING,
B E T FITTING and
LOOKING P

~ : Velvet mine, and a nephew of Cap- clothing and secured $10. He also
Z———— FOOTWEAR, tain James Morrish, consulting en- —— secured $5 in a like manner from
gineer. ofthe New Gold Fiekis of |e Takes Over Properties on the North | the clothes of Joseph Martin. Curi-
British Columbia,. and was about Fork of Salmon Biver ously enough he did not search all
twenty years of age. Interment Mr. George Green, proprieter of | the pockets in the clothes of these
C. 0. Lalonde. | witt be in Laurel Hill cemetery. © the Grand Union. hotel, who has|poys or he would have secured

and this is absolutely commonplace |¥ years, says bloodshed will be averted
and innocent. in the Transvaal and war be un-

Tre “Dix ArticLe.—Written y if Britain A ;
by Esterhazy in the Eclair, bitterlv|*Y thousand men on the Natal fron- MOTICE:

seal | Evening Star Fraction Mitieral C 2
Great Britain cowed the ex que inthe Trail Creok mining ‘division of Koo.

Located—On Monta: Shriato Mountain,

MINERAL ACT, 1896. Firat-claaa Sleepers on All Trains
(Form F.) ned 5 7. FROM
2 ARROWHEAD anp KOOTENAY 100-

TOURIST CARS
Pass Revelotoke daily, for ‘Bt. Paul;

pees A acd
MB. GREEN'S PURCHASE

In Men's Women’s and
Children’s...

attacking Picquart on private infor- tier. i
mation illegally lent him by the War cited nations of Europe by a tre-

Office.

Tue Petir BLrev.—A telegram
found at the German Embassy,
written by Colonel von Schwarz-
koppen, .the German Military At-
tache to Esterhazy, inviting him to
call. It was torn up, the writer
having changed his mind about
sending it. This Esterhazy contends

mendous naval display and the
mobilization of ‘the flying squadron.

in the same way.—Victoria Times.
When Peter Larson, the railway
contractor, visited the 3,000-foot
tunnel, near Brooklyn, it was de-
cided to put in a new seven-drill air
compressor, to replace the one dis-

he
The Boers can be brought to time ob

section 37
ance, of such ¢ ‘Gennente of tmp
ted this Sth day of August,

Transfer of Liquor License.

Thuradays for Montreal and Boston;
Tuesdays and Saturdays for Toronto.

2. TRAINS DAILY——2
To and from Robson and Nelson.
700 lock
bSoclock Ex Remiand "Arr sp sotetoee
Morning train daily for ‘North and
Main line and (except Snnday) for. Kase
lo, Afternoon train daily for Crowa
Nest Pass line and (except Sunday) for

Time Card of Tiains.

SPOKANE,

2—DAILY TRAINS—2

of

Notice is hereby given that at the next sit-

Sandon and Slocan points.

[Quick WORK!

Tel. No. 8

a & ‘Transfer (Of

et delivered Bee tly.
achinery and

ork

ON RUN TRAINS,
On the Eighteenth the Road to Grand
Forks will be Opened.
‘Mr. E. J. Coyle, assistant gen-
eral passenger agent of ‘the Cana-
dian Pacific railway, and W. F.

And traveling agent: of the

jo

same road, were among the arrivals

picctieed the Jupiter group, is or-

pany to lop the
pineelng The group ‘consists of
three claims, the Jupiter, Ingersoll
and Last Chance, situated on Jupi-
ter Mountain, on the north fork of
the Salmon river, about six miles
from Erie Station in the Nelson
mining district.

Atthe time when he was
disturbed by Mrs. Guthrie he was
handling Frank French’s clothes
but dropped them and failed to se-
cure the balance of Frank’s salary.
He also failed to secure
pocketbook that was under Assis-
tant Chief Collin’s pillow, and a

very fine watch that cost $250.

ks A in Lice
is a forgery. abled early in the week. Accord- theetytot Pitossiand an epi ication ai
fo)

agents. Will clear, mon ware: 91 today.
Tue Weyer Letter.—A forged|ingly, Mr. Larson proceeded to F a transfer of the een:

On the Jupiter there is a shaft | The wallet contained $170.

Mr. Anderson had just received sunk thirty feet which exposes a| After the excitement Mrs. Guth-
atelegram from Mr: W. F. Tye | body of high-grade silver lead ore.|rie kept watch until the return of
which explains itself. It reads as|At the surface the showing’ was |the boys from the fire and then told
7 three feet six inches wide and at a her story to them. _ The police are

looking for the thief.
“We will take over road from depth of thirty feet the lead has looking for the thie

CUN LIFFE & ABLETT, Robson to Grand Forks from con- widened out to four feet three inches
ENGINEERS ‘AND MACHINISTS. tractors some day next week and|of a solid body of shipping ore, ake acter, Aerie

run first passenger train Monday averaging $22’ per ton. On the}

run Best assent cun trou dump’ trom this shaft there are|"unhtg'en sccoust of the Godley

Robson to Grand Forks Mondays, seventy-five tons of ore ready for! pand concert.

Wednesdays . and Fridays, and|shipment. Consideration $25,000. | 1t H. Daniets, Secretary.
y’ ‘YS; | y:

SVENEE ¢ us, fo the Tart Exchange satel, rte caLS 2-E: : 2 Rossland To w. B. ‘pRY, SEASONED WOO:

letter, incriminating Dreyfus, sent| Rossland and through Frank R. Selgnin ereoue, Hosaland, B.C. to Bd, Ro: Vent bi m| 9: xD “ . Oftice: Washington St., opposite Bank of Montreal. J. Ww. Bartiine, Mer.

to the War Office.. Author, proba-| Mendenhall, agent of the Rand Dated rE AE a Ss Alone i na OU

bk i . oy PE OWEN, CAM) Per G. H. Ou, Toronto 92 Montreal 96
ly De Clam. Drill Co., ordered the machine re- New York 108 ‘Winnipeg oe

Ce Canaltte DE D—A phrase in | ferred to, which is now being set up. z 3 | Vanco’ver 30: -Mietorie

one of the documents in the secret | Olaf Olson, the super d of A for Liquor Licensw. *Daily, except Sunday; all others dolly. 4—Hours Rossland to Nelson ae

dossier. Does not refer to Drey-| operations at the tunnel, has one] oti he e

fis, bi bordi hove | hundred and fifty ; ptettes, Hularel | se voeha pill apply, at ‘For Rates and Full Information Ad-

us, Dut to a subordinate, whose | hundred an ty men at work and tmitaloners for 8 tes eo sal cine com J. W. HILL, Geueral Agent, dress the Nearest Local Agent, or

name is supposed to be known to| is making about forty-two feet week-| 2 Marah peilain ‘on, Peecons aren op] oilte Spokane; Washington: | A. B. Mackunziz, City Tkt a ie Rost

the French war office. ly on the 18x24-foot bore. W. H. Gaag, sone Agent.

So far | t88, Ss Pere Lot 32, Block 17,
K f oO far | adattion, in the city of Ronila. an ee A. D. Chariton, ark
M. Scneurer-KestNeR. — The! about 1,700 feet have been com- ted LETT. * » AG. P. A, W. F. ANDERS E. J.
7 Dated this 22d day of August, a0, Portland’ Gregon TPA, Nelion. AGP gE Yanc't

raced relah,

Eagles Notice.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.

Ore Cars, Wheels and Axles. Buckets, Fans, Shafting, Hangers and Pallers, | Pipe work
e ay Pumps kept! jock. "Agents for Wm. Hamiltot
specialty. Noruity ca aD eet Concentrators,

BP. 0. Box 198.

Third Avenue, éetaaie