nt CJaiut AHLIOHtltt
Ardmore Thureday August 22 1937
PAGE TWO
Artesian Hotel
SULPHUR I. T.
riiiiniiiiM
Finest hotrl in all tbf world to rest. Cool breezts eury
day from off the ArbucK.e Mountains
HIGH UP WHERE
AIR IS COOL
L
Tb ArU-aian liath House ha. compleU Modern EquiptnentH
for treatment by water beat light massage X ray and
electricity. DH. CHAS. C. SIMS in charge.
One Fare-Round Trip
From SMICASO Tnkn
"till IHOM"
o
MICHIGAN CIHTRal
Ttt tKfui I ill i
"AMERICA'S GREATEST
RAILWAY SY8TEM"
SARATOGA N. Y. AND RETURN
ACCOUNT OF MUTING
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
Tlcaetj on salt 5pl. 6.7-4 Good to rctun to Sept. 17
Extension to Oct. 6th secured by deposit ami fee of II (X)
Ticket" routed via. our linen will hii uccepteil at your pleasure by the
Moat l.lnen In either direction between Detroit Toledo Cleveland and
Huflalo. Also between Albany nnd New York.
Pinp TDIDC Saratoga to New York or lloston and return . .. . Ift.OO
OlUL IKIlO Saratoga to Nuw York or lliihtun A return to Albany 6.00
5;top nvFRS
nt llattlo Creek
w w. . hlHt Bt0ov.r point 0t utrr than bent. V
turn lourmtylU duyx within tmniilt limit
CHAUTAUQUA and RETUHN mum
l'nrn from CIHCAC0;$I7.50 H01IA $2t 3d ST. LOUIS 27.80
BOSTON and RETURN uo.  10 jo.jiipt. iou24jb
Furo from CHICAOO $24.00 I'uni from ST. LOUIS 127.00
NEW ENGLAND RESORTS m.e 10 20 24 sipt. 10. it 24 2
From CHICAGO or ST. LOUIS On" Fare I'hm I'.'.OO for the Ituunil Trip.
CANADIAN RESORTS daily until septimsir so 1007
From CHICAOO or ST. 10UIS One l ure I'liin t'l.W) for the Itouml Trip.
Any Itnllroiul Ticket Anent will be ulad to kIvc you full
Infiirniiitlon and ticket you via
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES
WAimiiN J. LYNCH IWeiiKer Tnilll- .MiinnKer CHICAOO.
Notlc to Contractor!.
Sealed IiMh will Ui reeelved at the
Miiyor'H offlci) up to Monday AiikuhI
Gth nt .1 o'clnek p. in. fur iiiaruitam-
IzliiK puttliiK In curb Hlilewulktt anl
KUtterliiK Uritt nvoniie soilthwent the
hnme heliiK Improvement Dlnlrlct No
4. l'l.uiH nnd HpeoiriratlDim of the
Kiitne ran bo Keen nt the City Clerk's
office. The City renerve tho rlaht
WHY
Women havo so much to go through 1
In llfo that It Is a pity thcro la so
much neodlir.a suffering from back-
ucho headache dizziness langour nnd
other common aches and Ills of kid-
uuy complaint.
Doan's Mdnoy Pills haro brought
now life nnd strength to thousands of 
women aftllctcd lu this way.
Wo mo naro prono to kidney trouble.
Wmso naro prono to kidney troublo.
Thoy havo so much Indoor work to
do ho much lifting bending ami
iitooplng; they aro bound by custom
to tight heavy clothing. They get
littlu outdoor cierclso and any Ilttla
cold may bring on a kidney weakness.
Don't worry If you feel tired nnd
dragged out If you havo backnehu
and bcarlng down pain hcadacho '
dizzy spells falntness and lack nmbl-t
tlon. Don't think it's somo troublo'
peculiar to the sex. Men suffer In tho
name way when they havo kidney
troublo.
i
jourscu mis question: "Aro urlno; If pansages aro too frequent and loins. Tho secretlonB from tho kid
iny kidneys well?" The condition of copious or Beauty nnd paluful It Is neya woro scanty nnd painful and It
ho kidney Bccretlons may glvo you time to begin using Doan's KIdnoy wns thought I would die. Doan'B Kid
an nnswor. If thero Is n brick-dust Pills. Dolny may run you Into ncy Pills gave prompt relief and soon
cdlmunt or n stringy Buttling In tho . Ilrlght'a dlscnso or diabetes. cured mc completely."
I'DOAN'S kidney pills 1
NO MALARIA
NO MOSQUITOS
W. WALTON Manager.
From II 10UIS Take
"IH FOUR ROUtt"
From PIORIA Take
Lake Erie ( Vntera
on
"110 FOUR ROUTl"
Detroit Sandusky Wrntfleld and
Ugra i-allH on going lournoy rassonger to leave
lint stopover point not later than Sept. Will. On re-
to reject an) and all bid.
211 r. U. W. KICK. Mnyor.
Attet. (I. . llltl't'K City Clerk.
What a New Jersey Editor Says
M. T. i.jnch. eilltor of tho I'hllllim
bnrit. N J. Dally Post rlt- "I hnvn
iih.m many kltnln of medicine for
coikIih mid cdd-i In my family but
no er nnythlliK KhI iih Koley'H
Honey and Tnr. 1 r nnot aay too much
ln nr;lM of It "
WOMEN SUFFER
Mv-i' ' "t-vtry Picture I
rVllc ft fri "I 8 'or "10 Kidneys and do not
icili f owrj !nfrct tho .. nr 
AN ASTOR
FOR PRESIDENT
rutin rp Nrw York lieliten.
. - .' . .... . '
I uuvtr-nvn na uwv....
'
Tammany Democrats Say Hearst's
Running Mat Would Be a Good
Man to Nominate and Attora
Would Be Pliated.
Waibhiiton Aur. it. The an-
nounoement that L)ti Sta)rTaat
fhanler Hesttemnt governor of New
York probably ooW be a candidate
for the democratic president nomina-
tion It the taoit lntTfslIni: demo-
cratic l-olltlcal n that haj reached
WajblBKtoa talt kumaier. Chaulr U
of th-- bouie of the Anton and In
Mi political ambition It U under-
stood he baa the endorsement of all
the members of that family includ
ing Mrs. William Astor. He In said I
to be Mr Arlor'a favorite nephew
and she followed his political cam-
l(Oi laat fall lth dep Interest.
Chanter a eject-d lleutunant gov-
errnjr on the ticket headed by Wil-
liam Itandolph Hearst. Ivspite the
fact that Charles W. Hughes defeated
H-art by more than &Q.00 Cbanb-r
and the other democratic candidates
were elected by safe majorities.
Chanter's friends aiitert that he pulled
the rest if (a democrntl': ticket
through. The republican pluralities
In New York state lu the laat twelve
years have ranged from lS.Ooo up to
nearly 00000. Chanler's supporters
m' that any man who can be t-k-cted
lieutenant governor In the face of
i such pluralities can carry New York
! aa a democratic presidential candi
date.
Cnanler's chief support It said to
bo the younger element of the Ne'v
York democracy and Tammany Hall.
It was Charles K. Murphy the Tam-
many leader who Insisted Uon
Chanler's nomination for lieutenant
governor and now. It Is said. Mur-
phy nnd the other controlling Tarn-
mnny Inlluerio s as well ns William
J. Conner democratic state chairman.
are urging that he l- presented as
the presidential cnndldate of the em
plre state democracy.
For more than 100 years thy name
of Chanter has held an honored place
lu Tammany's history. It was Tarn
many that tent I.leiiteunnt (Jovernor
Chanter's father ami brother to con
gress nnd It has helH-d other mem
hers of the family ho have sought
a ixilllcal career.
As the representative of the wealth
and social prestige of the Astor's
Lieutenant Coventor Chanter would
make a highly Interesting preslden
tlal candidate. Democratic olitclans
Buy he would nlso make a very effec-
wy he koiiIiI also make a very effec
tive one. New York illtlclnns here
win) are familiar with the methods
of the Astors say that th members
of that family would not hesitate to
put up n million merely to start the
presidential ball rolling in ('hauler's
direction. The campaign fund would
come Liter. It wuh such observations
as these that cuused the democratic
politician In Washington to take
i such a deep Interest In the announce
ment of Chanter's candidacy.
Chanler's friends admit that he Is
very rich but they say that withe
Doan's Kidney Pills aro a special
I vtuvi vsi naun
inoro is not a partlclo of poiso" In
them Just tho puro roots and nerbs
that nature Intended for curing tho
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pitts euro every form
jof kidney Lroublo Head the testi
mony of n woman of jour own city
perhaps a neighbor.
Ardmore Testimony.
Mrs. James A. Mooro living at 22
Fifth avcuuo northwest Ardmore I.
T. says: "Dean's Kidney Pills had
been used by a member of our fam-
ily with such good results that when
I wa taken down rather suddenly
with a bad attack of kidney complaint
I began mlng them. I was bo bad that
I had to take to my bed. I could
scarcely get brealh on account of the
excruciating twinges of pain that
wouiu dart through my back nnd
j j we ttr-uo nor a rt' 'he fas-
1. i; tj-? money T.v i' to 'h
that New York r--sl eta is
? foundation of the vn-ali of the
Aton. and tbe "frenaled finance" lias
n-er entered tbetr money making
i plan. Chanter never overlooks an j
1 optortanlty US dtHirc the truets. j
it. 1 1 .
m"" '-t
thai
pentteottarv
nt"tK would iri h
trust vtl.
. .
i ana rnai nxting a treat ntereiy
'a wt of tlmj. He li four rear
old-r than William J Bryan was
when Bryan wa. noo mated for press-1
rlent by the democratic conrentlon ot !
ISM. He U described a a good mix-1
or and a resourceful jollUctan. H-1
li said to be the trout effective 1
tamp tpeaker In Nt York state.
Mror ten years I was confined to my
bod with disease of my kidneys
writes it. A. Gray J. I'. of Oakvllle
Ind. "It was so severe that I could
not move part of tbe time. I con-
sulted tbe very best medical skill
available but could get no relief
til Foley's Kidney Cure was recota
mended to me. It has been a Godsead
to uie. Hoffman Drug Co. City Drug
8 tore.
ANGERS BIG STICK-
Attorney General Bonaparte Is "Too
Flippant" and Will Quit Job.
New York Aug. 21 The Journal
of Commerce publishes a story today
regarding tbe jflb! retirement of
Attorney General Itonaparte from the
cabinet. It says:
'According to lmortant interests
of this city that are very close to 1
the administration the usefulness of I
Attorney General Ilonaparte as a
i member of the president's cabinet has ;
culminated. It Is not expected that
Immediate retlremei.t will result for
such action might lie regarded ns a
sign of weakening In the president's
anti-trust policy a construction that
would be particularly distasteful to
President Iloosevelt since not the( hat Murray county's hills and nt-
slightest Justification exists for it. j talfa fields grow the Juiciest beef to
It is stated however that the presl- founij this planet and that Mur-
dent Is not In sympathy with the re- ( ry county's yellow-leggej chickens
cent flippant and undignified attltud j never give out The club guarantees
and at least doubtful legal procedure : further that tbe Arbuckle brezes
displayed by the attorney general
hut Is In nil respects opposed to
them."
4
DeWltt's Little harly Users don't
stcken or gripe.. Small Pills easy to
take. Bold by Hoffman Drag Co.
ad Coalgate Girl.
Coalgate I. T. Aug. 21. Llllle
Kenning a fourteen-year-old girl who
resides In this city has been placed
In the Atoka Jail on the charge of
havlnit stolen (II from her foster par-
ent August Kenslng who Is a gov-
ernment pensioner. Kenslng ad re-
cently drawn his pension and It was
n part of this money that was ob-
taned by the girl.
The Kenslng girl has been arrested
several times recently. She spent a
12 order on a groceryman of this
city nuil later stole 15 with which to
pay the fees for a marriage license
the man to whom she expected to be
married not having the money to
pay the license and marriage fee. On
account of being under age the mar-
riage license was not Issued and the
money wns recovered and restored to
Its owner.
Kodol for Indigestion nnd Dyspep-
sia Is n preparation of vegetable ndiis
and contains the. same Juices found
In n healthy stomach. It digests
what you eat. Sold by Hoffman Drup
Co.
HELPLESS IN MIDAIR.
Los Angeles Aeronaut Dangled From
His Balloon at a Rope's End.
Us Angeles Cal. Aug. 21. Dung-
ling 1500 feet above the earth with
nothing between blm nnd denth ex-
cept a thin rope around the wnlst
and with his right nrm sprained nnd
helpless an aeronaut named I-royxzo
had a remarkable adventure at
Chute's park yesterday. Soon after
S oclock U-royxzo cut loose his bal-
loon to make his parnchutu drop His
balloon struck a strong current of
air nbout 200 feet abovo the earth.
There the bag gave such n severe
lurch that It Jerked the aeronaut
from Ids hold on the parachute rod.
The safety rope attached to the Iron
frame of the parachute and bound to
his waist stopped his bUdden flight
ten feet below tho rung but tho sud-
den Jerk sprained his nrm so that It
was useless and ho was unablo to
climb up the rope nnd reach tho
cord that cutH looso tho parachute.
There he dangled unable to do-
rcenii nnd suffering from his wound-
ed arm. It required nbout twenty
minutes for the heated nlr to seep
through the bag so that the balloon
could descend nnd nil that Una- he
was hanging by what looked to the
thousnud spectators to bo only n
thrend. When he reached tho ground
'Altli the flattened balloon he tainted.
Labor Day Picnic.
Tho Ijibor Unions of Ardmore. will
havo n big basket plcn.c on 1-abor
Day Sept. 2 nt City Pnrk in Ardmore.
For ground nnd stand prlvlb ges seo
W. W. Holt 7-tt
WANTKD Clean white rags at this
oftlco. tl
NOTES FROM SULPHUR
FRANTZ TO SPEAK THERE.
HORSE THIEVES AROUND.
CONFEDERATES INVITED.
Sulphur. I T.. Aug. 21. Governor
Prt fJ Ph.. tl If.1.1 a III .raV
- -
'in Sslpbur on Thursday morning.
Augatt J. The health and pleasure
hers of this resort as well as the
republican! of the amnty and the on
"r cltlieoshlp of the town will Join
" aeaaoHstra lions welcoming
f "raiiU &1 IU to Sulphur.
The anti-horse thief association has
cauted C. A. Waltham to be arrested
and lodged In Jail on a charge of
theft. The horse In question was
traded to Townsley & Lewis real es-
tate men ot the city. A citizen of
un-jthe Kofi country took possession of
e animal proving ownership. Wal-
tham claims traveling horse traders
traded him tbe animal In Ada.
Townsley ic Iywls recovered tho
horse they traded but they nre still
minus the twenty dollars they gave
to boo!.
It is believed that a band of or-
ganized thieves are oerating In this
county and In the Illue Iliver coun-
try east of this city. The anti-horse
thief association has a number of sus-
picious characters spotted. The man
now In Jail fell under the suspicion
of tho association some weeks ago.
The commercial club of this city
has sent an Invitation to the United
Confederate Veterans urging them to
hold their next annual reunion In
the I'latt National I'ark and to be-
come the guests ot the club and the
city during the encampment. The
club guarantees to the old soldiers
which blow constantly over the res-
ervation and the city are always cool
and the mineral waters are the finest
in the uulverse and that no mos-
quitoes wl be present to mar the
pleasures of the encampment.
A large delegation from Sulphur Is
In McAlester equipped with every-
thing necessary to win the first greit
annual reunion after statehood for
Sulphur.
C. D. Allison of Atoka a banker
and capitalist ot that city and a
cousin of United States Senator Al-
llso nof Iowa arrived in Sulphur to-
day lu his chuck wagon and pitched
his tent In the Nntlonnl Park on the
100 acres set apart by tho United
States for the use of thoso who
travel overland to this resort. Mr. Al-
lison will spend the remainder of the
summer here.
Attention Excursionists.
When you visit Sulphur do not fall
to rldo tho donkeys and have Wade
make your photo.
Number 13 South 8econd street.
Phone 2C0 Sulphur. 2S-Ha.
nnitttittititiftntiiitinsn
t: t:
tt NEWS OF THE NEW "
STATE. 8
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uunnnnttnttnttnnnsn
(From The Oklahoman.)
Kuld Is to have nn artificial lake.
Thnl's Just like Knld.
If you live in McAlester you had
better get your number or your un-'
fined days are numbered.
The Guthrie Klks lost 110 on that
man Owen who killed himself "owe-
'en them that amount.
Kvcry county In the new state
claims to raise "the best" of every
heard of product and probably does.
The leader soys "Tho canning fac-
tory Is proving n mine of wealth to
Ixgan county farmers." Sort of lead
and tin mine.
In taking its official census Musko-
gee should Insist uixin the enumer-
ators visiting lavenworth So
many of Its citizens resldo there.
We've got 'em. Muskogee Phoenix.
Don't doubt It. Your editorial para-
graphs indicate It retorts tho We-
woka IVmocrat
The State Capital does not know a
Joko when It shakes hands with It.
Kdltorlnlly Its editor refutes state-
ments in n Ilernard Shaw- play.
Itev. Adam is holding a protracted
meeting for negroes nt Wewoka this
week. We hope that tho serpent
nnd tho apple will not Intrude.
The McAlester Capital has its trou-
bles which Include contributions hy
rhyme. And this Is no small matter
when taken In conjunction with tho
heat
A mnn lu Kufnula claim that
sparks from tho comet's tall formed
tho words "Frnntz will win" This
Is nbout ns good authority ns has
yet been received for such n state-
ment. Some pcoplo who persistently yell
for prohibition for tho now Btato
would havo more Influence If they
would foreeo the tetnhlntlon to fill
their hides full of rotgut every time'
they go to F.nld I-ahorna Hun.
The ''unklndest cut of nil Is a
preacher's Into declaration that hell
is filled with poek-n-W) shirtwaist'
If that be so when a fellow t -lis nn
other to "go to hell' he won t f . 1
so highly Insulted after all
Inadvertently the Musitogee I'l l
nix took off It hat to Oklahui a ( t
by announcing that n city pa-ien.- r
agent there appointed to n ritm.ar
position lieie was receiving cr.i.gratu 
Intloni upon his "promotion."
He told his fifteen year old lioy to
milk the cows feed the horses slop
the pigs hunt tho eggs fctd the
calves catch tho colt nnd put him In
the stable cut some wood split some
kindling stir the cream pump fresh
water In the creamery nfter supper
and be sure to study his lessons be-
fore he went to bed. Then he went
to the farmers' club to discuss tho
question "How to keep the boys on
the farm." Council Hill &gle.
Grant's Son Greets Veterans.
Ardmorelfp Special.
Philadelphia Aug. 21. General
Frederick I). Grant son of the con-
queror ot Io at Appomatox and com
mander of the Atlantic division of
the army was the guest of honor nt
the grand army reunion In Philadel-
phia today. Thousands of veterans
took part In greeting the general
over two score grand army osta and
numerous other patriotic organiza-
tions being represented at the recep-
tion. At the campflre this afternoon
General Grant delivered the principal
nddress after which ho shook hands
with the assembled veterans. Gover-
nor Stuart nafd Mayor Key burn also
spoke. Among other speakers was
Corporat Tanner past commander of
the grand army who lost both legs
at the battle of Hull nun.
THE MAKINGS OF GLUE.
Not a Dafinits Organic Subatanca but
Product of Transformations.
Glue is not a definite positive or
ganle snMnnce as most icople tup-
po. Chemists tell ut that glue doe
not pre-exist In any animal organism
except under abnormal condltlons-a
tn dK-ae -but Is the product of sev-
eral transformations.
The first transformation takes plncv
tn drying the hide. If a green hide In
boiled after being pretmrcd In exactly
tbe samr nmnner by liming tic while
It Is yet trreiui an entirely different
prodnct of lens consistency Is secured
than by drying the bide after liming
and then bolting.
The nwond transformation seems lo
take place In lulling the material prob-
ably from net Ion of the heat. The
third trnnsforinutlou ixnni In the dry
lug of the Jelly secured In the liolllng
operation.
Still imother transformation fx-rnn
In the drying of this Jelly into uctuu'
glue anil this series of charges ilo
not end here for glue illsxolied ll
water nnd ngntu Ixilled suttlcientlj
long loes Its form once more and
will not gclntlntre hut will remain in
liquid form.
Gjue yleldlm; substances aro pro-
duced by the animal economy from
protein Unites albumen fibrin and
caeln. The lmxssity of preserv-
ing for nny length of time the stock
from which glue is made renders It
necessary to adopt some system In
chwlnc and preserving It until suf.l.
clent quantities are collected without
I fermentation or decomposition. Hence
' tb refue from tanneries consisting
of the clippings of hides cars r-.nd tail-
pieces of ox calf and nheep and from
kins of other nnlmala nn- preferred
because they enn le dressed with lime
which removes the hair and acta as an
; sntlM-ptlc.
Tlie ordinary' bone steck glue Is made
I from the larger bones of cattle and
I horn piths eollecttsl from different
1 sonrce. A large quantity of waste
bones Is accumulated In the prepara-
tion of tinned provisions.
J If these have not been orcrheated
J and are in good condition a consldrra-
I hie amount of glue can be obtained
' from them. The bones from the bend
 ribs and feet give a better yield than
those of the thighs and legs.
I There Is also the hoof glue which Is
mode from the hoofs of different anl
mills. Then there Is glue made from
sinews nnd fleshings and also a grade
known ns rabbit glue made from the
skins of hares nnd rabbits. This glue
makes a good water test but ahonld
never be used to cement a belt. There
Is a large quantity of this glue made
In this country nnd a person not very
fnmlllnr with It could easily be de-
ceived. The age of animals yielding glue
stock lias nn Important Intluence on the
product. While from younger nulmnls
tho production as u rule Is of n lighter
color more abundant nnd more easily
nhtalm-d. It contains more choudrlu
so that for solutions of equal strength
those from mature animals will be
found to be of the great conslsteucy
and the glue more solid.
Then again there Is what Is known
as the pig stock glue which Is made
from the feet of hogs. Next comes the
fhh glue or IslnghiM. lis varieties
are numerous t'nd n thorough knowl-
edge of them can only be obtained
when one Is Krsounlly ucqunluted
with the different faetorie.-) nnd stock
from which they are made.
The best of this material however.
Is made from the sounds or nlr blad-
ders of tho different species of fish
Tho nlr bladders of the common stur-
geon nnd other llsh caught lu northerly
climates mako the best. Wood Craft.
BIRD BRAND
SHORTENING
Made from Pure
Vegetable Oils abso-
lutely free from Hog
Fat. Price Moderate.
Try a can of BIRD
BRAND SHORTENING
and be a easterner.
TYLER a
SIMPSON CO.
Wholesale Distributers
EuieriAN ri ah
Grand Avenue Hotel
 OKIahaana City OKI.
I Bar one of th iwetlest cafaa
this tide ot Kansas City. When yo
re tn oar city would b pleased to
kaTa yon mak ma a visit
C. T. WILLIAMS
Proprietor.
Sour
Stomach
No appettt. loss ol atrerf th nerves.
nets hiadacho constipation bad breath
l-neral debility icur rlttnge and catarrh
ol tha stomach ars all due to Indlfestlon.
Kodol rellevralnd feillon. Thla new discov-
ery repreaenta the natural Julcea ol dicta-
tion aa they azlet In a healthy atomach
combined with tho greatest known tonlo
and reconitruotlv propertlea. Kodel for
dytpapala does nat only relieve Indication
and dyspepsia but thla famous remedy
helpa all atomach troublaa by cleansing
purifying aweetanlng and atrenfthenlnr;
the mucoua membransa lining the atomach.
Mr. S. 3. B:i d nnmnned. W Vs.. Mr
"I attroubU4 tth 9ur itemtch for twantr iira.
Kcdl cur4 ma an4 va art nosr silag It la all
Iwliir."
Kodol Wjrtsta What Yon Eat
an' Ml a.K.T.i Mlttttlm amr etaaask
bklsf ( fi ate
frasarfea ar - O. DaWITT OO. QMIOAaOh.
Bold by Hoffman Drag Co.
OLD-TIME
BARBECUE
Roasted over a prate In the
old-time way. Fresh every
day. Only choice mentsuscil.
COX BROS.
617 Knst Main.
COMPARE OUR SERVICE
WITH OTHERS
Postal Taleafraph-Cable Co.
N. Washington Ht.
Telephone No. II
To the Public
I have purchaeed the stock and
good will of I. lloger the watchmaker
nnd Jowclcr located at 111 West Mala
street. I havo Increased the stock
considerably by adding a new line of
llrst-clnss Jewelry watches and clock.
Twonty-flvu years' experience In Eu-
rope nnd America enables me to do
tho finest repairlug on any American
and tho most complicated Swiss
walrhoH.
Alm nny kind of Jowolry repairing;
and fine engraving.
li. BEHRENS
Watchmaker Jeweler
aael Cratlaats OstUciaa