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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMOBER 3. 1899- COUNTS OFFICERS. Judge .... T. F. Ryan Clerk of Co trts Elmer Diiira Sheriff , J- J- Cooke Recorder ,..T. P. Randall Trjwu-er . Jacob Shade Assessor VYMuuh School Superintendent N. W.Bowland Surveyor Ernest Rands Coroner . Commissioners .. M. C. Strickland I S. F. Marks ( J R. Morton I R. 8cott. E. H. Cooper J.JJ. Jack Ed. Dedman Mrs. G. M. Strange ... . ..J.O. dorter Deputy Clerk " Sheriff ... " Reoorder " Superintendent , " Assessor ........ Comity Court meets on first Wednesday after firs ' Monday of every montn. Probate Court meets on first Monday of every month Circuit Court meets or, thiid Monday in AprllanO. lrst Monday iu November OREGON CITY OFFICERS. Mayor r. D. Latourette iinhf Bruce C.Curry Chief of Police C. E.Bums Treasurer u. is. otraigiit City Attorney A. S. dresser Street Commissioner J. C. Bradley Bup't. of Water Works W.H. Howell CityEnijineer. H. H Johnson . Cjuncllmen R. Koerner, J. W. Powell, Frank Busoh and . Suliuel.el of First Ward; E. E. " Carman, C. G. Huntley, A. W. Millnand Fred lletzner of Second Ward. Council meetsflrat Wednesday of e.vch month. frl QR'BUYST$3,50 SUIT 1,000 CIUSHKA I KD 'SKySKIUAHOl' TOl BUI SKAT Aftu M'n PIKC1 KNKIl PINTS Bl'ITB AT $1.98. ,A NEW SUIT IKtt ruHAni vr intoi sane WHICH BUNT UIVl tAllirAlilusi SEND NO MONEY, euitklteo. autaiid send to ns, Male el boj and eay whether large or small forage and we will Bend you tne sun oy express v. i. - 'amination. You can exumlne It at your express office and it found perfectly satis ..;... Hi..) In u .old In tour town for 8. 60, pay yourexpreas agent our Special Offer Price, tl.ttH, and express charges. ...... u.ipp nauv 0111TI Inr hnv. t ta 1 10 ears 01 uko i ,-'... ,,. J ...Ul, luuuill KK1T and kkh8. f lateit 1900 aljle M Ulaatratei, laade froai a 1 special aaa.y weigni, rirmii,iis, ... o. , tr I a ml, hnniWnme flAttem. tins Italian lining, arniilna Grajdoa lalerllala, padding, Safin, indKl.for.ln,.lll and line, la , Hjetallerwde Urouahout.a .11 It any boy or parent would be proud ol. KOK FRBK CLOTH BAHPLKS or Boy.' (lollilna ror bo 10 IB YKAII9. write for Sample Book No. B6K, contains fuslnon Slates, tape measure and full Instructions how to order Men's Suite made to order from 5.00 up. bam pies sent free on application. Address, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Chicago, III. Ibaara, Boebuck to, are tborongklj rallablh-kdllor.) 1 if uimn ?N J l 1899 Tax Summary. 631 n W 1 , SEND 50 CENTS itfa 35 Hud you our eelebr-ted La BKRTA titlXAB by express G. 0. D., iuttj. to examination. It 1b a gtwulne La Berta Aasprieaa made Instrument of area, beauty, nerfect rowwood flaUh. very highly polished. Handsomely Inlaid around onnd nole and Inlaid stripe In back celluloid bound top edg. Fingerboard accurately fretted with raised frets, Inlaid pearl position dots, American ade patent head, aim nneat nickel plated tailpiece. vA RECUUfl S8.00 CUITAR, powerful and sweet ytoneu, lurmsiieu coinpiew wiiu u vsirn , if oesi quanta steei strings anaaiaiuaoirinsiruc- 1 1 Ion book which teaches anyone how to play. kaahiab thk ULtiAU u j our exprB obw and If found exactly as represented and the (rreat fit bargain yon ever saw or heard of pay the express agent $3.65 SOe, Vor8.t and express charges and the com f plete outtit 1b yours. Hatlffactioa guar- AntAoii nr mnnov refunded in full. SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER. rmhpanferrbryd..6i cash In full we will give a Lettered Fingerboard Chart. It ts an accurate guide, having all notes, with sharps and flats in full view, and can be ea-ily adjusted to any guitar without changing the instrument. With the use Of the lettered fingerboard anyone can learn to play without thfl aid nf a teach fir. Write for free mUBical Instrument and piano and organ catalogue. Everything at lowest wholesale prices. Audreys, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., CHICACO (bean, Uoobuek & Co. an Ikorougldr reliable. Editor.) I CP VHn deati has laid . itl nlH null rp. v"'- lentless hand Upon a buuu and. loving husband, the wife cannot be blamed for ask ing herself if all her years of de votion and work and helpfulness were worth the while, when it conies so soon to this tragic end. If men would only take the most com mon sense precautions against the en croachments of ill-health, there would be fewer houses of mournnie. ana fewer women left alone almost helpless before the battle of life is half over. A man's ' liver and stomach are twin machines that work together, either to make or unmake. If they work wrong, tney aepieie auo poison his blood. Impure and impover ished blood mean sickness and death. If they work right, they purify and enric!) the blood. - A man whose blood is rich and pure, and whose liver is active cannot well be unhealthy. Headacnes, Dinousness, in digestion and costiveness, which men gen erally disregard, are Nature's warnings tnai uie twin mccaaniBm, siumai-o aim liver, is working against, instead of fot him. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery is the best medicine to use under these circumstances, it creates appetite, cor rects all disorders of the digestion, invigor ates the liver and 611s the' arteries with rich, red, healthy blood. As an invigorat ing, restorative tonic, it ts tar superior to all the malt extracts. It is the great blood maker and flesh-builder. It does not build sickly, flabby fat as cod liver oil does, but the firm, muscular tissues of health. For the last nine vears," writes William Miller, Esq., of 651 Mulberry Street, Reading, Fa., "1 nave Deen very poor in neann. 1 oui fered with a runninir sore leer. I tried many kinds of different medicines, aud doctors with- out relief. Then I used three bottles of Golden Medical Discovery ' and can say that I am en tirely cured. I can now do as good a day's work as the next man." Unfailable Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation and biliousness. EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF THE S0UT1IEUN PACIFIC CO. Express Trains Leave Portland Daily. South. . I North. 7:00 P.M. Lv Portland Ar 9:15a.V 7:62p.m. I,v Oregon City Lv 8:3,rA.ii 7:4hA.M. Ar San Francisco Lv LIS r.t 5:00P.M. Ar Ouden Ar 1:10 P.M 8:05 P.M. Ar Denver Lv 6:45 P.M :40 a.m. Ar Omaha Ar 8:60 a.m 8:15 p.m. Ar Chicago Lv 6:0 A.M 7:00 A.M. Ar Los Anseles Ar 9:25 P.M 8:15 p.m. Ar HI Paso Ar 2:85 p.m i:15p.M. Ar Fort Worth Ar 8:40 a.m 7:55 A.M. Ar New Orleans Ar 8:40 p.m DINING CARS, OBSERVATION CARS Pullman First-class and Tojrist Cars attached to all through trains. R09EBURG MAIL DAILY. 8.30A.M. . Lv Portland Ar4:S0P.M 9:20 a.m. Lv Oregon City Lv 8:34 p. 5:20 P.M. I Ar Rosebtirg Lv I 7.3 am OOBVALLIS MAIL DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) 7:30 A.M. I Lv Portland Ar 15:60 P.M 11:65 A.M. I Ar Corvallis Lvl:k0P.M At Albany and Corvaliis connect with train o Oregon central & Eastern K. K. INDEPENDENCE PASSENGXB DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY. I 4:50 P. M. 7.80 P.M. 8:80 P. M. Lv Portland Ar 18:25 A.M Ar McMinnville Lv 5:60 A.M Ar Independence Lv 4:50 A.M Direct connection at Ban Francisco with Steamship Lines for Hawaii, Japan, China, the Philippines and Australia. For through tickets and rates call on or address E. E. liOYD, Agent, Oregon City R. KOEHLER, C. II. MARKBAM, Manager, U. F. & P. Agent, Portl'ind. O'. Portlnnd, Or So fiio Ml sipabi FOB tMf. OMaaSteamOlst rrwa PsrUMfl. Mail vary tn oJ- Ia.S?nT7 Taturtoy ;W f. Bb. .. a, . gandaf Xz. U.UpvIb 2:30 a. m. aally j TIME SCHEDULES From Part and. Salt Lake, Denver, Ft. Worth, omana, Kansas City, 8t LuU. Qhiaago, ana jlui. Walla Walla, ipc-l ana. Minnaap Us, flt, Paul, Do lnth, Milwaukee. CkleafS asd Kail CslmxtHi War StaaaMrt. Ta Astoria and Way Msamfa. WmMMM Kiar. f. Haw. t,BsJi Way am am n Krg0n CHy, - lou, nay uw iOf. wsaiMi PorUasd to Corral. ua- way uu Snaka Ilrw. XlparU to Lewtstool '4 IKRIVI FKOM Fait Mall. :4ip. B Bpokana Flyar S:Ma.a 4Mb. m. Ex. Sunday kluliaBttay Bloa.. Wad. asd Frl. 4:Sta,a. Toe., Thru. adBai, Acres Tillable land .. 71,273 Untillable land. .... .404,338 Imp., deeded land ... Town lots... ..i....'. Improvements, lots. . Imp., undeeded land Miles R.R., telegraph . and telephone lines 109.63 Boiling stock Steamboats, etgines, - mfu machinery, etc Merchandise Farming implements. Money Notes and accounts., , No. Shares of stock ....... ,,,, 315 Household furniture, Horses..... 4,081 Cattle... 8,862 Sheep...,,,.. 9,504 Swine.,., 4,&50 Gross value property. , , v Exemptions, . . . v.- TtUtaxable, 1899... .' Polls Taxable property, '98 IttlfPiflP Mcr.ti t 1. B0XALD80K, Afant, Qreaon Ctt. ! W. H. KflLBURT, i ftttrsl raawnf r Afrnt. Portlano, Oa. Value $1,251,131 1,387,196 653,069 536,635 229.6C0 . 350 111 825 . ' 16,582 137,275 C8,6S0 . 52,226 -15,535 31,257 26,000 77,965; , 98,240 . 102,530 ,' '.,,' 12,335 ;" 9,940 4,712,461 ,346,631 4,365,830 t. 1,383 . 4 109,630 Started Hew Hair Hon. John H. Gardner, member Wyom ing State Legislature from Beulah, Croolc Co., in letter dated February 30, 1899, to the Sutherland U Sisters & says: "According to agreement made in Salt Lake City, if your preparations proved a benefit to my bald head, I was to send you a testimonial. . . There is a fine growth of new hair started. Am not troubled any more with dandruff and that annoying itching of the scalp. 1 had tried everything 1 could hear of before I saw you, but received no benefit. You can use this if you wish. Please send me half-dozen bottles." , We have thousands of testimonials equally as strong. . All hair and scalp troubles readily succumb to these meritori ous preparations. Sold by dealers every where. IS THE TIME to clean house and repaper youi rooms and paint your house and Murrow In the constant pressure of inore clearly defined events one need not over look entirely what is going on in Arabia. The Yemen Arabs have revolted against their conquerors, the Turks, and there has been a sanguinary battle in which about 6,000 men have been killed, and the Turks were victorious. For a very long time these Arabs have been ground under the corrupt and cruel sway of the Ottoman system, with no other means of redress than revolt, but always with the same result. The troops of Abdul Hamid swarm down upon them, kill a few thousand and a peace is patched up only to be broken by the uprising of another tribe. The Arabs are a hardy and brave race, but all hope of successfully opposing the sultan and his iniquitous system is hopeless because the tribes have no unity of purpose and are torn by internal jealousies, living and fighting very much as the original Ishmaelites did. Eureka Harness Oil Is the best preservative of new leather and the best renovator of old leather. It oils, softens, black ens and protects. Use Eureka Harness Oil on your best harness, your old har ness, and your carriage top, and they will not only look better but wear longer. Sold everywhere In cans all lie. from half pints to five gallon!. Jlade bj 8TAXIUUD OIL CO. . A Shower.... Our new line Is in a perfect shower. and for rainy weather nothing is mose sensible to have than a pair of fine, strong shoes with overshoes or sandals to fit. You'll find every style has been thought of and every occasion may have its shoes. See ours and. you'll want to wear them, KRAUSSE BROS. ..' TO.- c. h. bestoy; :....::. ' FOR- .. , DOORS, WIDOWS, MOULDING and BUILDING MATERIAL. LOWEST CASH ClilOES EVER OfFltaiED FOR HR8T-0USS. SOOBSl Shop Opposite Congregational Church, Main Street, Oregon City, OMk. IS THE MAN to do the painting and papering in a first-class shape at very low prices. Leave orders at Ely Bros, store on upper 7th streeth'. "STEVENS FAVORITE"! RIFLE. SSLflSaSB&fl It "Takes Down." 22-inch barrel, weight 4i pounds. Carefully bored and tested. For .22, .25 and .32 rim-fire cartridges. No. 17. Plain Open Sights, $6.00 No. 18. Target Sights, $8.50 Ask your dealer for the " FAVO RITE;6 If he doesn't keep it we will send, prepaid, 6n receipt of price. , Send stamp for complete cata logue showing our full line, with val uable information regarding rif.es and ammunition in general. ' J. STETENS ARMS AND TOOL CO. f -es" P.O. Box ui CHICOPEB PAULS, MASS. he Dalles, Portland and Astoria Navigation Co's Str s. Regulator & Dalles City Daily (exoept Sunday) between The Dalles, Hood River, , Cascade Locks, Vancouver and Portland Touching a war points on both fldei of the Columbia rivar- Both of the abov stnamora have beea rebuilt ana are in eioellent ihape for tbe aeaaon of The Regulator Line will endeavor to give itl iwiruua uie 00a 1 service pos&ioia. For Comfort, Economy and Pleaanr travel by the t teamen of The Regulator bin., The above iteamera leave Portland 7 a.m. and Dalles at a. m..and arrive at destination In ample time for outgoing trains. roruana umre, 1 He Dalles omce, Oak 81. Dock. Court Street. A. C. ALL A WAT Genera Agent. gg Seventieth Year JQQO ric "Country Gentleman" l APPLEGATH & PRASIL Fashionable Furriers . Sealskin Garments a Specially i and Repairing at Moderate Prices t THE Only Agricultural Newspaper and admi ttedly the Leading Agricultural Journal of the World ALL WORK GUARANTEED Tuion fiTRFFT. PORTLAND ORE t I V J aaii..w... - i With the Hooley development in view it is quite natural that there should lie a crazy movement on the part of every body to go into speculation and operat ing. This English financier, who is now undergoing bankruptcy investiga tion in London, received as considera tion for promoting 15 companies no less than $43,000,000. Altogether he got $70,000,000 out of the public. He is now charged with deliberate fraud in the. transaction, and what perhaps is the most sensational part of the revela tion made by the omcial receiver is that the assets will not pay 4 shillings on the pound. The effect of the curious disclosures upon the general public of Great Britain is to produce a conviction that any man who can make $70,000, 000 ought to be put in prison on general principles. It is the Hooleys who are at the bottom of all socialism. An enterprising newspaper in London has succeeded in provoking a discussion as to who is the best dressed woman in England. It is carious to note how deep an interest the public take in this matter and how the innumerable corre spondents rage over their respective fa vorites. Still more interesting is it to note that tbe discussion has settled down to about six distinguished ladies of society. Glancing over the large amount of writing that this subject has produced, one inevitably comes to the conclusion that, after all, to be well dressed is of more importance to a great part of the world than to bo well equip' ped or well behaved. Every department written by specialists, the highest authorities in their respective Hues. No other paper pretends to compete with It in aunliftcations of editorial Btaff. " Gives the agricultural NKWS with a degree of luiiness and completeness not even attempted oy others. Best Review of Crops, Ben Market liepom, Best Accounts of Mietings, Best Everything INDISPENSABLE TO ALL COUNTRY RESIDENTS WHO WISH TO KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES Single Subscription, $2; Two Subscriptions, $3.50; . Four Subscriptions, $6 jSpecial inducements to raisers of larger clubs. Write for particulars on this point. Club Bgents wanted ev erywhere. Four Months? Trill Trip, 50c MRS. B. BECKER 220 First Street - - Portland Oregon 1 Has a complete assortment of J? Imported Pattern . Hats and Millinery Novelties i I Hats trimmed to order. Feathers dyed and curled I PRICES MODERATE f c 4$M4a if. SPECIMEN COPIES will be moiled free on request. It will pny any body interested in any way in couutry life to seud for them. Andross the publishers, Luther tucker & son, ALBANY, N. Y. Cou tier-Herald and) Country Gentleman,) 2.50 SUMMONS. Joseph Kuerten's Bakery and Confectionery Fine Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Etc., Fresh Every Day Special Attention Given to Private Parties; Seventh St. lf,ehS l Oregon City, Orb, vM4. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE M A H m Haw -V 4 Tradi Maims ,4 Designs CopvniaxTa 4a. Aaron senflng (keten ud dMcrlMIra oar mleklr fscertatn nr oatmlon frs whether a t rraa. QldMt afacicr for amoiiof hIhu, ratanu taken Urooili Sua CaTneelr wiftwtUt, without okm. Is Scientific Hmnm. The emperor of Germany is rer jrted by a Berlin correspondent as 88' ing to a distinguished personage wi'n whom he was conversing and whr had ex pressed some surprise at his indifference to England's attitude at Fashoda: "Oh, I care very little about what is going on in Africa. Eren in Europe matters are thrown completely in the back ground by events in the far east I am convinced that it is there that Gorman commercial prosperity is to be develop ed. My heart is set upon this. What is now going on in the Philippines and elsewhere in the far east I consider to be of the utmost importance to Ger many." The American Society For the Pre vention of Cruelty to Animals at its annual meeting took measures to extend its labors to Cuba and Porto Rico, with tbe idea of suppressing bull baiting and cockfighting. It is curious to reflect that these places have a singular horror of that form of publio amusement which we oall glove contests, the cruelty of which is inflicted on a lower order of animals than comes within the purview of the society. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Clackamas. Jennie W.lllams, ) riainuir, vs. Charles Williams, Defendant. To Charles Williams, above namid Defendant; IN the name of the slate of Oregon, you are here by notified to appear and anawer the com plaint filed against you in this suit on or before Friday, December 15, 1M! that being the last day of the publication of Ihls summons. 'Ihissuitls brousht to dissolve the marriage between your self and and plaintiff, for the custody of Henry Williams, yonr minor child, and for costs of this suit. If you. fail lo appear as above required plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de manded in the complaint. This summons is published ty order of Hon. T. F. Fyn, county judge of eaid Clackamas eouuty, dated November 1, 1899. W. 8. U'REN, Attorney for Plaintiff. SUMMON8. When Dr. Hillis of Chicago accepted the call of Plymouth church and an nounced his intention to the Chicago congregation, they fromised to build him a new church, and immediately subscribed $225,000 for that purpose. One of the religious papers, commenting on this, remarks: "The lesson is plaia If the Christian church would become a vigorous body, let it commence work by getting live men." Thetudents of Germany are contrib uting toward a statue of Bismarck. Ii will probably be of iroa Iu the circuit court of the state of Oregon, for Clackamas county. Adeline Carberry, Plaintiff, TS. Patrick Carberry, Defendant To Patilck Carberry, Defendant; IS the n ame of the state of Oregon , you are here by required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you Id the above entitled suit on or before the 18th day of December, WO, that being the time prescribed In tha order for the publication of this summons, the date of the first publication of this summons being on the 3rd day of November, 199; and If yon fall to so ap pear and answer, the plaintiff herein will apply to the court for tbe relief prayed for In her com plaint, to-wit ; a Judgment against you and a de cree dissolving the marriage contract now exist. Ing between you and the plaintiff herein, and for an order of this honorable court awarding to the plaintiff the care and custody of the minor children, Issue of said marriage, namely: Milton Carberry, Andrew Carberry and Myrtle Carberry, and for such other relief as to this honorable court may seem proper. This summons It published by order of the Bon. Thomas F. Ryan, Judgoof the county Court of the state of Oregon for Clackamas county, made and entered on tha 2nd day of November, 18SI9. WM. REID, Attorney for Plaintiff, For Sale 5 acres of beaverdam land, four miles from Portland court house, Vi miles from Portland Heights ; fine garden land. Will trade for good city property. Inquire at Courier-Herald ffice. ... CUARANTEED ... BEST AUTOMATIC SELF EJECTING SINGLE BREECH LOADER MADE. SEND ONE DOLLAR erT THIS At). oi:t and lend to u and we will mu this New Automatio Elec tor Slnale Barrel Breech Loading Shotgun tuyoubyuxt"u. Oe l.fiubJucttujxHminitlon. You can - .mine it at your eiprrsn nine If found ptjrftH.'tl.v nuttkjlaviii'y.fc hamUas)! Auluttiiilte tjeetar 8)miM Ul'H 31'KI'JaL I'll UK, S-75 AV.OisW . -j-rrrl -.O- Ktt a ISPRICHB CisAlwKH, iiKHH Inl Vl.UV DUnr TV 1 1 II Ultl'rn. Tht la the latest and best patent Automatio Elector Single Barrel Breech Loading Shotgun on the nt. Try It SO tiny a fcittl if yu don't tiud UsWitumg & ttlioottr.ealniitf Mnwekillor, that Itemmls In target, penotratlon, duralilltty art1 utipiiath. nv ?vn mftiJo, t ii in ta a vi n til AT Ol t KXI'KNftK AND VVH WILL KKTl'kJI YOl K liOM Y. I rf)trd ana mora rtli'vl Iinrrf-U, frill si visit i kH HKTLKN MADE BY THE NEW YORK ARIWStO. SSSLES' ;,,, .,., waliiut tork. i.lrt.il Kiip, fancy butt, reboundlnirlnck, top uiai break i frame anil trlrasr I'lmil hSS5d and illTnMTir V IFrTflH ' h ' .vl. '7 wlll'!h tll shl!l1 u " n clear from bSantirSft Am. AUTOMATIC EJI:tTUHg h. you , : tb isurlswiv., andutfuriuitWm fiSlaoUoSroire.nilllprolHptan. WKITK l-OB FBUUl'laHMU'll. Adrtri, nduuiulftu.uluiiUl.lu 8EARS( ROEBUCK A CO. (Inc.), CHSCACO, ILL sP?r MANHOOD RESTORED .i i . rn.nn. vrannh olivalnlaii. will oulokly cure you of all ner- mia or dlacascs ot the auueratlva oreans, such as Lost Manhood. "CUPIDENE This streat Veur .Hablss Vltallzr,Uiepr.:rlp- inmimula. I'alns In the Buck . 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M.iilaiiiadi.t. hnw to order, how miu:li the a alafcU iijmaur aiall will be on anything to yonr town. Ike kl( keek kit. everrthliur he trays and wll n in r o ar C ArrTD Cut this ad. out and send tone UUH rtttt Vrrtrli with IS eta In atanii to k.ln ...v tba u -.it. noatane. aaS tha IU fcok will ka aael lo m IK iM nAwrihly be sent Into a dftrhH."-Boy't Monthly, (.'hleaffo. rhi..rjiimrae la a . ... uemi.iii.ii. " " ... by ai.K aaalaaW,nd If you don't think It Is worth lintlmeatne laeenta you send, a a aey So the toweat wholesale prlceaof eerjthing,sajr WHAT TIIK PKKI HAVk ABOI T Till CATAIOeVK, "It la a muuuawut of hualueaa Ui(oruiMou."-Mlnueauolla (lllnaj T,-'Aw.'nderfol piece of work."-Washington national Tribune. "The CaUlnsriielaa woniler."Mancheter ( N. 11.) Union. Heart. Koelmi-k A Co, la one ot the Ittrgett houses ot lta kind r Chlc-ago."-('hlrro IntrrUeeafi. uie til IT catalogue lornia oue ui i.ue inw ..11., n.w.uuw 1 L?.u!uVT. ..rtalnlv J merhandlllencyon.dl.'- .ChlMgoKpworth Herald. V"a lawahould lie pawaed compelling theuaeof tola catalogue In all public1 ahoola."'! lie non. w. wnrcnriaeaa. W We I ?,ute tllS-nd. ol'.lmllar 'V" f Xli'.U'T'' M t 111 Xlo H VT aaii. Addrete, 8EAR8. ROEBUCK St CO. (Ino.t, CHICACO. ELLINOIS, U.C. A, 4 BUGGY WHEELS $6.90 mium uajns, ititf rs'i rsTssr, urs tad baaSae, height S ft I In., ft. S In. or t ft ipokae I l it or 1 1-S In. Cor any other Rlieseendforeatalogue. Cut this ad. out and tend to ua with OKI IMILLaM, state etie wheel wanted and we will tend tha iS by freight C O. D. sliSlkg THSI at your freight depot end then eay frafcrkt ahaw afaet kalaaea, St.Seand freight charge. f lAM.ROtiUCK CO.(U.,CHICACO, ILL. v v JobPiinUag t tba Conrier-Hi.rAltt Bowing machines from $25 upt Sold off easy payments- Burmeister A Aw dresea.