The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, November 04, 1882, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text! 1 ! TDlXKSblVMQ D1T. Pmldfjit Arthur's rrotlnmallon for I DflT of Fcamins and Prayer. In conformity with a custom, the an nual observance of which in justl held in honor bj this people, I, Chester A. Arthur, President of tho United Statew, do htnlj set apart Thursday, the 30th day of November next, an a day of public thanksgiving. The blessings) domanJing our grati tude are humorous and varied; for the jw.cn and amity which subsist butween this republio and all nations of the world; tor freedom from internal !' cord and violence; for increasing friendship between the different sec tions of the land of liberty, justice and constitutional government; for the de votion of the pooplo to our free institu tions and their cheerful obedience to the mild laws; for the constantly in creasing strength of the republic, while extending its privileges to .fellow men who come to ns for improved means of internal communication; for increased facilities of intercourse with their na tions; for the prevailing general health of the year; for the prosperity of al our industries, a liberal return for the mechanic's toil, affording: a market for the abundant harvests of tho husband man; for the preservation of the nation al faith and credit; for tho wise and generous provisions to effect the intel leotual and moral education or our youth; for the influence upon the con cience of restraining and transforming religion, and for the joys of home. For these and many other blessings we should give thanks. Wherefore I do recommend that the dsy above designated bo obserrod .throughout the country as a day of na itionol thanksgiving and prayer, and .that the people, coasing from their . daily labor and meeting in accordance with thoir several forms of worship . draw near to the throne of Almighty God, offering to him praise and grati tude for the manifold good which he baa vouchsafed to us, and praying that his blessings and mercies may still con tiuue. And I do further recommend that the day thus appointed may bo mado a special occasion for deeds of kindness and charity to the suffering and needy, so that all who dwell within tho land may rejoice and be glad in this season of national thanksgiving, In witness whereof I hare hereunto . sot my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed, Dono at the city of Washington this twenty-fifth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand ei;;ht hun dred and eighty-two, and of the inde pendence of the United States the ono '. hundred and seventh. Chester A Aiituur. Ty tho President: F. T. FitELisaiit'vsEK, Scc'y St. I,. ep I. -I- Tilt Trespass Law, The Standard publishes tho following item to show that the act passed by th last Legislature, to prevent hunting and fishing in enclosures without per mission from the owners, instead of in terfering with tho sport of hunters, will result in their bouelit: A large number of sportsmen went out on Sunday determined to get in another day gunning for ducks and .goesa brforo the trespass law, passed by the Legislature comes in force. From the number of people seen on the street on Sunday evening loaded down with ducks and geose, it is judged that the days' sport was good. I)eputy Street Superintendent Matthews mado a kill ing among the geese. It is tho opinion of many that the trespass law will in terfere with tho pleasure of our sports men, but tho probability is that it will prove quite the contrary. It provides that no one shall hunt or fish in any in closure without permission of the own' r, and any one ordered to leave such preuisos and not going away immedi ately, shall le judged guilty of a mis demeanor and punished by a due of $3. This will put a stop to hoodlums hunt ing and slaughtering game before it is grown, and will save the farmers from tho annoyance of having their fences thrown down, pickets torn off, animals shot and crops destroyed, while any portsmen willing to conduct himself as a gentleman should, can probably ob tain permission to shoot over nearly any person's gruuud. Parties having good lakes or ponds on their farms will be able to preserve them, and lease .hooting so that the act will be for the benefit of the true sportsman. The largest diamond-cutting house is in Amsterdam, employing 400 persons, where- tho Koh-i-noor was cut The trade is ditliculi, and the wag.'s ore from tl to $12, or even $14 a day. Mistaken for a Dber. Mr. Jan. Robinson came into Ililhtboro, says the Tribune, on Monday afternoon, and no tified Coroner Hrown that Alec Died soe had been shot by Sam West, who mistook him for a deer, and from him we obtain the following particu lars: Bledsoe and West were hunting dcor last Sunday, and about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, while tho former was moving through a picco of 'tall fern, West, thinking ho was a deer, fired, and a moment later was horrified to find that he had mortally wounded his companion. Examination revealed the fact that the ball, which was fired from a muzzle-loading rifle, .had penetrated the breast just above the nipple, and evidently entered the heart, Tho ui fortunate man lived but three bourn, and after his death was carried to his father's home, The affair occurred three miles ahovo Manning's mill, on Dairy creek. The coroner immediate ly summoned a jury and is holding an inquest. Bledsoo was 23 years of age, possessed a kind disposition,and having no vices, was admired and esteemed by all his acquaintances. About two a weeks reo a man was shot near the same place, having beon mistaken for bear. We are told by the dispatches that stamped envelops will be cold to the public after January 1, 1883, at a re duced rate of 10 per cent, on present prices. The postoflice department has also arranged to print special return re quest notices on envelopes with an ad ditional charge when ordered in quan tities of 500 or more. Assistant Post Diaster General Hozen states the fact is not generally known that stamped envelopes when spoilt through misdi rection or other causes can be exchang ed for postage stamps of the same do- nomination at the nearest postofllco. ass cyftgssa The lending Nvlcntlnt efto lv ayr". that uiiwtdiseaiies are caused by disordered kiilncvs or Liver. If, therefore, tin Kidneys nml Liver at kept in perfect order, perfect health will be the. result This truth baa only been known a short time ami fur vearw people nufTorcil rri-at agony without lieini; able to find relief. The discovery of Warner's Snfe Kidney ami Liver L urn marks a now era In the treat meiit of thone troubles. Made from a simple tropical leaf of rare value, it contains juxt the elements noceimnry to nnurixh and invi'orate both of these great organs, and safely rostnre and keep them in order. It is a PO S I T I WR Keniruy for nil the disease! that cause pains in the lower part of the body fur Torpid Liver Headache Jaundice iMzlncss Gravel - rever, Acne-Malarial fever, ami all riilticul ties of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinarv Orirans. It la an excellent ami safe remedy (or females liirinir 1 reimancv. It will control Mi nstnm. ation and in iuvaluable for Leucorrhoea or Fall ing of the Womb. As a Blood l'urificr it U unenualed, for it cures the organs that hakkh the lilooil. This rvmedy which has done such wonder. is put tin in the LARGEST SIZED BUTTLE of say medicine upon the market, ami is hoKI ltv I Irii 'trwta mill nil il.!.tm at S I 1U1, V . . . . ... 1 . tie. I'or inaiH'tes, enquire lor WAKS KK S SAKE OIA1.KTKS ('OliK. It is a I'OSI- TlVli Itemed II. II. KXKIl A ', KUC'IlfMlUr, A. t HAIR S i.'imltc-nldriiif h preferred hy llxn rhohiTt tiled it, to any H n I J" a. A i'I in superior I and purity. materials I beneliaal Si7vJ5 anda'.wsyi Itutorti tiiili ji.ii.tul Cctor ti Crr; or Titoi flair Tuler's Iltlr Dijm li fint'r yeiKimed and Is wsrrsnted pre. tnt t',U?s of Ine hair snd to rt. awvt (januruirandiuAiui;. tl.icut it Co , H. Y, I0. 1 !., tt tl. In . I si.ji.Iiu. R TONIC If yea m a rtt-V.i ic or firmer, w.irs ul wLk averawk. tr snhrtnia If ' 'j- irnnaii aa.M dunes try lVstsK't ( inuks Tonic. If yon sre a l.ivyr, ninitter er buiinns nsa n raust. d by menial strain or stisiouscarea, doeot take Intosicaunjuimu'snri.luiuis l'aikcr'sCuiftrTooie Jfvahiy I'efv-mplon, Pifprvaia, khfuma. b os KiJnry Com ii'aiws,r any dudtr of the lungs, siemaiK. I e oo.1 rr nrr rts's GiNosa Tonic oil cut too. Ii 11 iha Ursa teat Blood Punritr : the tttt Hi iut ii Ccia Cure Cvtr Bki. U Ton are wicinf away flora ft, duiipatioa e env e.tca.t oc tk r-tsi and rt3iit a a aiiinulani uk Cincsi iot.x auaitl It wi.l inticoraie and biuU Ion up from titt .( duo tut will mvci intoMcate. that aed hundinit efkfs; U tuy save youis. CAITK'N k-IUi I .aWIIUM. ftilar'.eiafWTnlaai f Ilia mH.tal4.it. la la. wl4, tni latftltNly 4ifl-f.irhMirn'rfioa.cr.u(ffaiva. SW4 rWdmOarlO u-oviai., a. t. ut, aiu.sai4MUnati CRUT SATINO IUYINO K)LU lilt. Ittn h nd lUiif ft.tgraiict has delightful frtunv c-ii"gly populj It o(hlk Lik It. Inutt u,d h-vti TV COUrMKeVKliOt.rk f tilOUtft Of m iw iMtlo. Any irti m telr to puUmm w tm ecj4 It f5 tuel H rr tieerl, iitt.i pu i.Mt rt TlNij T. PT7C IPpI r TUB Li Mi EST AID e.UI COnPLCTB uisi os tub PALHEB & BEY, SSS 205 & 207 IdMoiif, aid : ol'f9 e-f., i;j mvi.7 trnrtr. , t7 ea ban4 lt lavfnt tlaeS iwrtm VxaV frv m Ct-.rt, ltlAr Vila tuaiun itmi Utmr X.K-a-inJ'e Solc l'rseud can r-iiL at a. mvasui'i oeUco rvrtViAf U Ik lLz.. Jjm a owi-'a m b Ov-UeUur l'rn. V'b kr.vi u ver Ure k)cii ft V-m aiA 4KaU-v4 XMBting r d et ti U uakee. nca atuot. V wrt sole V'jliT.fl tieuje, CottraU m X-kVco:U CLUtc, kIm to4aAi, Olw-r, funvd, Oomaaevnd Vraaliibdtsa Jettr, T?aiV.l.(tea t4 l'lama as SsuOt iiiub Bniiaoa (Jnat tit taiog in prttm), Tuui Wkter lletora, oa Vsvyar Cottars etn4 a full Una r tHWbora'a SooUBlaaera' lZaeklaery, u rUtaUty Hollar OoapoeiUoa and raartata matlae Inks ara const darsd taa bait la oaa. SIaa r" aaad aor ParfecUoa plataaf Thoy cava adltorlai work aaa aaayaalUoa, aa4 tharatora aaaa monoj, fjaad far aor Catalog. Stm CUBES BeaM tkU CaaM eaa aeraiate with aj U Qaallty af Caada. p HOCCUIUS-Ishallkrepeaarullef GE0CEB1KS & PE0V1SI0TS And invite the tention of housekeeper. HAYS & LUCKEY, BEALER8 IX Drugs, Medlcl'neo, Perfumery, Paint s,l Class, Ac. TTAVINO BOUGHT OUT THE STOCK xJL of Ellsworth k Co,, we will continue he business at the old stand on Willamette reet, offering increased inducements to cut tomers. Attention carefully riven to JW Pbyiirlaat frcieripticm k fariljr Rccipci Summona. In the Circuit Court of the 8tate of Oregon for the Uoiaty of Jjue. O. W. Vaucho, rinintitf. 1 va I Action at L O. Smith, W. If. Wheilor, law to re M. J. Wheelor, W. H. ' cover mon Towusin and U. M. Cooper, ay. Dofendanta, J To M Cooper and W H Townsin, the above named defendants: TN T4IK TTAMB OF THK STATE OF X Oregon: You are hereby summoned to ai.ncar in lam Court and answer the com plaint of the the Plaintiff filed therein, on or lii-hire the next term of said Court in laid l.nno county, to-wit. Jiovember fith, J832, that being the first day of the term follow ing tha time prescribed io the order for pub lication of this summons, or judgment will be taken against you for the mm of ei.hty live dollar, and for coitiand disbursement! of action. It is ordered tint service of summons be nude on you by publication in the Eugene City GrAitn, for six voimecutive week. Dated, September 5. 1SS2. GEOKUK B, DOKRIS, Pl'ff.'i Attorney. V. McFarland mAKKS PLEASURE IX AXNOUNC L iutf to the public that he has opened a Tinxhop in the old stand adjniiiinir Bettman's corner where he will sell at the lowest cash price Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Metals, Notions, Pumps, . and npes, ETC., I3TO. And house ftirnisltlns roods in tar line sen- erally. "Call and price my goods, and I will cnar tee satinfartinn.a V. McFAIU.AND. BE HOT DECEIVED I) j 1'lastrrs clniniln? to be n improTf ment on ALLCOt'K'S l()n()US PLASTEKH. ALLCOCK Sis Mcorljlnal ana onij gennuie rorous Plaster; all so-called Porous Plasters are imitations. , He ware or them. See that you ct an XLLCOCK'H PLAaTEK, which we guarantee has effected more and quicker cures than any other exter nalJicmedy. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. EIGEE MARBLE WORKS! Eugene City, Oregon. Marble Headstones, Tombs, Monuments & Marble Work Of IVa-RV pgSCSI 10.1, Fumiahed at the Lowest Market Rate, and of the Fineet Marble. Give tia a call and examine our work. Miup on WUkmette, one door south of the Guard otGca. GUS HICKETH1ER, Props. NEW .SHOP TITE FOCRDSf AHb rftUTUU' VlUi ritinc coast. 529 Cororaorcial Streets, 8AS JRAKCISCO, CAL. .ettl lar, aii hw) !i stucM. Cmi.bili NERVOUS DEBILITY, A SIT RE CURE GUARANTEED DR. I. C. WEST'S NERTE AND BRAIN treatment, a specitio for HVeteria, Dizzi neaa, Conruleiom, Nervoui Healaihe, Moutal Depressitn, Iob! of Memory, Spermatorboea, ImtHiteucy, Involuntarv emtiwione. nrematura eld ape, caused by orer-exertion, aelf-abuse or over innulgenoe, which leads to misery, decay ami death. One box will cure recent cases. Each box contains one month's treatment; one dollar a box, or six boxes for 6ve dollars: sent by mail preitaid on receipt of price. We miar- antee six boxes to cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will tend the purchaser our written guarantee to return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees is sued only by WOODWARD CLARKE CO, Wholesale k Retail Druggists, Portland, Or, Orders by mail at regular prices. fllyL GOME AND SEE R. Q. CALLIS0N Neil deer to 8. H. friendly, aad gel BOOKS, STATIONERY AND GRO CERIES. He li always on hand ready and waiting to accommodate his Customers with ALL kinds of food for MIJYD AND BODY, And ean furnish SMOKE te thoe deitiringa A GOOD G.uAR, CR TOBACCO To those w'no nso the narcotic plant CHEAP for OA3H Goods deilrered to any part of therity free cuarge. rt (i. UALI.IMU. Geo. W. Kinsey, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Real estate for sale Town lots aad firms, Collectic ns promptly attended to. R tsiDi NrE. corner Eleventh and 11,'rk Sth. E tt nt City, Oregon DE-.LER IN . Stores, llniiffcs, rump, Pipes, Metal. Tinware. AND House furnishing Goods Generally Wells Driven Promptly AND Satisfaction GuarantcrJ. It'lIUmatte Street, Eugene Cltv. Oregon. CJAN JUAN'LIMH for sale br k T. (J. HKiVDHICKA. LAKIN'S LIVERY STABLE. Formerly owned by Titus. HAVING PURCHASED THIS WELL known stable, I respectfully request a continuance of the public's patronage. I in tend to thoroughly refit and re-stock the sta ble. If you want a Nobby Rig Be lure and sirs the Fashion Stable a calL Horses Boarded at Reasonable Rates. Thii Stable- is fint-clara in every respect, and competent and obliging hostlen are on hand ready to serve the pulic. Give us a Trial ! Stable, one door sooth of fit Charles Hotel P. R. LAKIN. FINAL SETTLEMENT- "V-OTICEia HEREBY GIVEN TOAT 1.1 the undenriiaied, ailmiutstrator of the eettte of Wm lrury, ha filed his account for final settlement: and that Monday, Novem ber 6, 18S2, has been fixed by the mrt for the hearing of objections to such final account and the settlement thereof. lated September 9, 18S2. W. Jw DKUKY, Admlniskratort Gao 3 W-sKBVBKn) AMornay. o. f. ooeeis, Boot & Shoe Store A. HUNT, Proprietor. will hereafter keep a complete stock LA DIE H SIISSK AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Button lSoaU, Nllppera, white and black, galadallm Freack kldUhoea. MENS & BOYS BOOTS & SHOES And In fact everything in the BOOT and SHOE line, to which I intend to devote m especial attention. MY UOODS ARE FIRST GLASS And guaranteed as represented,' and will be sold tor the lowest prices that a good article can be aroroxi. A. IlliVl . NOTICE. To Whoa it May Concern. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I AM the sole owner of the Patent Rigtat for Sinking and Driving Wells in Lane county, State of Oregon, and that said Kight is pro tected by Letters Patent issued by the U. S. Goverumant to Nelson W. Uren. of Court- land County, State of New York. All persons who have .Driven Welle, or had them driven. without my permission, since the 21st day of February, lb73, are liuble to prosecution for infringement of aaid Kight and are hereby no- ttneu to come forward and adjust the same. All infringement! in tha future will be ,-ros ecuteu. I arn prepared to drive Wells or will gran permiaston to others on application. B- F-DOBEI9 Chas. M. Norn, PRACTICAL GUNSMITH. T.TT ittr tv rir-tcn Tin wa I i7 Fishinj? Tackles ni utorinU. xna WAtTftnted. oewtng iDacbii.es. Guns loaned and ammuniion furnished, Shop on Willamette it, opposite Aster House M and StafianerY U IJOST OFFIC E BUILDING, EUGENE City. I have on hand and am constantly receiving an assortment of the Best School an Miscellaneous r'kn, Stationery, Blank o ok.' Portfolio!, Cards, Wallets, Blanks, Portmor ee c, A. . rA'AJXKSON. IT'OK BUENA VISTA STONK WAKE g'e I. u. lit.i 1itK'K.a 0PP0SITI0I IS THT? LIFE OF TRAD" ' SLOAN BROTHERS WILL DO WORK CHEAPER than any other hon in town. HORSES SHCO FOR 12 CASE With new material, all round, Keaetting old C4A VB-rrnntitrl fn criva Battofantts.n Shop en the Ccrner of 8th and ah . For lame Back, Side er Cheat use Shilohs roroui riaster, rnce W Osburn Co.agtl ADIYIITOATSfYS H9TICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the nndersiyncd haa been duly appointed ailministratnrof the estate of Samuel H Nusset deceased, aad all nersona having xlalma said estate are requested to present tbesame iu nie wun ine proper vouchers at the law office of On 8 Washhiirne, in Eujene City, Oregon, within sit mnths from this data. in er r nir.. . .... , i- oal is.si(.-m, Ailnumiatrxtir, GEO. 8. WASIIIiUHNK, Attornrr. ' Dated September 23, 1882. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon, for the countv of Lane. Jamei Humphrey, Plaintiff, ) vs. N. L. Strange, Defendant To N. L. Strange, Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear nu ner nie cnrnpiaini nied against you in the alMive entitled nt-tinn nn i Vu.fnu a.i. day of November, m, which ia the first day mi me i.cxa regular term or saul court, and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof, thi plaintiff will tnke liul..nn ..,n;o .... the sum of $100 in U. S. gold win, and fur the uiriner sum or attorneys fees, and for the costs and diabiirMmnfti nt i plaintiff will fiirther apply at said time for an order of aaid Court ti sell the following real estate to satisfy such judgment a plaintiff may recover against Hfn,l,.r,r h;L -i - - -i '- rum rem estaU baa been attached at the insUnce of i.iainuii as in. property of defendant, Tin: I he West of the Last i of Section 1, T. 18, S. of K. 4 .: also commencing at the North west corner of Section 12, T. 18, S. of R. 4 ., and running thenre East fiO.OOchn.thenec South 2li. C6 2-3 rha.. thn U mm --- thence North 26.C0 2-3 ehs. to place of lin- uiiiS, CTiniainmg in ail 81-100 acres of hand, In Lane County, Oregon. This summons is publihel hr the order of Hon. R. S. Vean. .Iii.l.. f... ji. at Chamber! on the 15th day of September, A. H. C. HUMPHREY, GEO. S. WASHBURNE. Attorneys for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO CRECITURS. -V-OTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 11 UK Mima haa L.,.i.;.iJ . . - ---- 7 ' r -ul'11 'tiuiinair- tor of the esUte of Andrew J McDauiel, de ceased, by the County Court of Lane County, Oreiron. All peraone having claims are hereby notilied to present the same to the said admin wtratiir at nis place of residence within ail uauuhus mjui uie oaie nereot. , . . K. F. JIOSS, Administrator JOSHUA J WALWN. Attorney. Oct, 10,1884 ' OSBTJRN qq NEW DRUO 8TORE ON Witt.. eete, Street near Ninth, W1LU sisiim u DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, ' GLASS, PATE1VT MjririCIWEi, Brandie3. Wines and Llquoii i-V All KINDS. In fact, we have thi best fcssertaieat f atti.it found in M FIRST CLASS ME 3T011. Wei te.UTll.nt tt.11 Ann alMM aV Pre,b, Partirk' ?j Stock el '"i Perfumer aw Toilet ArtiiJ, Aawekare bought OUB GOODS FOB CASD We can compete with any establi.hneil k . ... .u auu accommouatiti. Iiuy your goods where you can , the best aad cheapest PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY Tm, OSBURW X U P. M WILKINS P tacicat Druggist & Chemist, DRUGS, MEDICINES, BRUSHES, PAINTS, GLASS, OILS, LEAD TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. PhjsiflsQ'i Prtstriptioit Ctalpintli1! Summons. In the Circuit Court for the County ef Laai, State of, Oregon. M. E. Gibwn, Plaintiff, vs. Summons. M. W. Gibson, Defendant To M. W. Gibson, defendant: IN TEE NAME OF ITIE STATU OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and aubwvr the ciuiiplaint filed against y.u ia the aKove entitled suit, on or befnre the 6th uay of November, A. D., 1832, that being the arat day of the next regular term of aaid court; nd if you fail so to answer, for want thireuf the Plaintiff will take a decree against yu dii Ho'ving, annulling and avoiding the marriise contract siibni.stiiig lietween riaintiff aad De fendant. and for the care and eiwtody of the minor children of said marriage, and for coats ami disbursements. This summons is published by order of the Hon. K. S. Beun, Judge of the above entitled court, which order is dated at chamlars ia Eujene City, Oregon, September 25, 1882. J. W. WRIGHT, Att'y for Plrf. II yen wash to tuy yenr goods (leap, yen axut o to the store ef COTTAOR ROVM. The keep ene of the larrest akaeke ef Genera! Merchandit Outside of Portland, .nil t r..J. .1. er than it can be bought anywhere ia the f5 mniciie vaiiey. FIKAL SETTLEMENT. "iJOTIC IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Jl.1 Cyntiiia Ana McKarlsnd adiniautratiix of the estate of Johnathan Mefarlaad, if ce.ved, has filed her account for fisal settle ment, of said estate, end Monday, Nev.mhsr ttth, 1882, hns been set for hearinr tie sa. V' a .1 I 1 1 1 -V A..l All AXkAjJllVI G. B. Dobbis, Attorney. Buyatrjealefs'pricei kWe will sell you on) I article for Cunilv or personal use, in any auantitv. at wholesale price. No matter what you want, send for our Catalogue, co tains over 1,900 illustrationi. We Carry in stock the largest variety of goods in the U. S. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO 227 & 229 Wabash Avt., CHICAGO, ILL, The most nomilar and fraerant PerfaSie I the day "HACKMETACK" try it Beld 7 Osburn k Co., druiutists, Eugene City, Oregee A BKLl l' TAGO-I ire tie ear Li agent for this xlebrated wagon. T. G. HENDMeM OK 4rt COfTf perday.t home. 8my!eswei 09 IQvDZU'ree. AJdrta. SfiK.ca k land, Maine. wertaH Iut THE CHAfvlPION -OR- Piifiumatic Evaporator. Is the Cheapest, mostSimpU and most Durable Fruit Dryer made- Erery Farmer Should Hare One. Fur particulars and samples 'of dried frelt apply to I. F. YOCUM, aZtaS Agent for Lest Oeuvy- leeoii eeos.. MIM