The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, January 20, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEugene City Guard! SATURDAY JAN JO j of TO CORRESPONDENTS. t" l 1 Hanirtmsnt i no nwnm.rrKH - the WEEKLY UUAHU ) ciumb considerable trouble by corre .oondents addressing the pro prietors personally. Addrew f fetter, referring to the inewsoj per or bu.iness connected there with to THE GUARD, Eugene, Oregon. MOhaoN IOBMW f'AMK. Congress unnuot bear the pres ence 01 a man bearing the mar riage relation ol huaband to three women, contracted on der Utah 'a former Mormon laws. Two report were made by the committee which waa as signed the duty of investigating the extent and liabilities of Rob erta' matrimonial entanglement. Here ia the Associated Tress report: Tbe ui ijority, conislitif of all members except Littlefield and Dearmond, favored exclusion at the outset. Littlefield sad DeN mood will make a minority report favorable to seating Honoris n his prims fsoie rights, and then expel ling him. The committee, in its statements, finds that about 1878 Roberta married Louisa Smith, his first and lawful wife, by whom he haa had six children; that about 1885 he married as a plural wife Celia Dibble, who had ever since lived as such and has borne him six children, of which last were twins born August 11, 1897; that some years after his marriage to Celia Dibble he contracted another plural marriage with Margaret 0. Hhipp, with whom he haa ever since lived in habit and repute of marriage. But Mormon Roberts ahould not be too hastily condemned, in (act his course in the emharassing mat ter deservea nothing but commen dation. ThfM marriages were con tracted under territorial laws that recognized the validity of plural marriages, besides they wore sanc tioned by the ruling ODM h. Hob erts could have gained a seat in congress by putting away two ol the women with whom be had lived lor years in the relation ol husband, and who had borne him children. Hut he did uot choose to gain whatever honor might al lien to the position by dishonoring his children, aud the women who had trusted him. lie chose the belter and more honorable course BRYAN '8 EXPANSION VIKW8. in a receut interview William .1 llryan made this explicit and com prehensive statemeul as to his viows on expansion: 'I have for one year been discus sing imperialism, and 1 have tried to distinguish between such an dx tension of the nation limits as would not change the oharacler of the government aud an expansion which oooverts a homogeneous re public into a heterogeneous em pire. W In ii the annexation of any given territory is under consider ation, the ((uestion is first, whether the people are capable of sharing in the government and destiny ot the nation. 1 believe that all peo ple are capable of governing thetu- r . i aa.. ism..: selves, anu tnai inn nninno should be allowed to govern tlieins selvee; but 1 do not think that they are sufficiently advanced- to share with us the government of this na tion. "If the l'liilipnlno Mauds arc annexed, the citizens there must either be citiiens or subjects. 1 am not willing to admit them as citi zens, and do uot believe a republic can have subjects, therefore 1 want this nation to give them independ ence and then protect them Irom outside iuterfereuce. Kach pro posed annexation must be consid ered upon its own merits, but in considering these merits, the con dition of the eople should have more weight than geographical loeiliou or commercial advantage." At last there is a novelty in the hunting accident liue. A l'ortland man went hunting ducks aud while getting his dog into the boat the animal stepped on the gun and caused the discharge of both barrels. The contents entered at the thigh ranging dowuward mak iug a very critical wound. The usual boat and gun accident occurs through the hunter pulling theguu by the muzzle towards himself, thus giving the lock a rhanoe to catch end be drawn back far enough to explode the cap when released. , The telegraph brings news Out Sharkey, the pugilist, is not re v ering from injuries received in hi recent fight with Jeffries as fast as he desires. We are sure the public has no 111 feeling agaiust Mr Sharkey, yet would prefer that hit injuries would make a decent man of him, at least so far as tbe brutal ity ol the prise ring ia concerned. Preny Hands, Hands delicately moulded aud daintily white are asaoag the chief of woman s charms. When Mich hands are marred by eruptions, their very beauty draw attention to the repulsive disease Hu hich break out on ine riouy oe- Kiti in ine wooa. Soaps and salves may cover up a hu mor but they can't cure it. There is a cure for salt-rheum and other eruptive diseases, caused by a corrupt condition of tbe blood. Dr. Pierce's (Jolden Medical Discovery cure these diseases perfectly and per manently. It carries off the poisons which cause disease. It makes the blood pure and rich. It increases the uanti tv of the blood sup ply by increasing the action of thu blood making glands. It makestheskin white and clear by making tbe blood pure. "Golden Medical Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant. mors w I writ In 111 you th ln6l I hav rrc iwrl from your 'floHsS Mt'lUal IMnuvry.' mfttr haiu( uffl lot tin rears wlih tall-thrum, -.nir, mim Ucrlh I'rirra. of l.ulu. Monro lo Mich "Th humoi wat on my h.nnla tun I lial in lr-Hla by "ur homr uhyiirian who ilid not help in Afli r I organ the uar ol Or Hrrcr a (;of.li n Mnlii.il tnaorvrrvl look vn Ixallr anil can now aav wilh plraaurr lhat I am euril Mofaodf inowa ih Intruar iain I haar auftra.l 1 loul't no lrP nlahl. th lliiKiiiK. huriim. ht ao baa. aomHlti ad mlilr. arnatn.n would ira I ciul'l haidlybcar It. I i hank you fur your kind dtc " Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the action of the " Discovery wbtu there la constipation, UOOli ADVICB KOtt TURY. ANY CEH The l'rineille Review man is not excited over the 2Uth century question, but gives some good ad vice, applicable to either the 19tb or 20th hundred ot our era. Here it is: It doesn't make any difference to this limitation wnether we are "oinmencinK tbe 20th century, but wo would like for those who have been reading the Review for tbe oast four and a half years to send us a small remittance. This don't mean the other fellow, but just you. Courts of justice cannot rise above or es -ape the political con ditions respDiisible for their exist ence. This is fitly illustrated by the recent decision of the Kentucky court of appeals on the contested governorship. The Republican inemlierH of the court gave their opinion in favor of the Republican contestant, whilo the Democratic majority decided in favor of tbe Democrat. It is tbe old story of the eight to seven contest between Mayes and Tilden. The political complexion ol the court decided the case. Crook county people are protest ing against the scheme to lease public range lauds to individuals or oorH)rations. This would mean the ruination of individual and or dinary stockgrowers. Only wealthy corporations could afford the ex ense of enclosing suliicient bodies of such land to make it an object to lease. Salem Journal: A Uaker City paper has just discovered that it takes just twice as many bushels of wheat to buy a stove as it did in 1890. Valley farmers have known that for some lime. Bid nil AT DAWSON, Loss Estimated Over HUlMo, Half rV0tVktV Jan. Iti. The steamer Far allon brings the brief news from Hkag way that a large pari of (lie huslueas portion of Dawson burned laat Wedlicaday night. The losa exceeds (600,0110. iV particulars. 1 be steamer left Hkagway U'fore Hie details were received by wire from Dawsoii. CoNO KkHKION A 1. CAN 111 l A'l'KS. We have heard the following, republican candidate lor congress III (tils district mentioned: A. '. Woodcock , BugOBOj Tin II. lwDgOO, Hlll.boro; Senator Hrownell, Oregon City; PfOlhMM It K Mulkey, Monmouth; Claud Uatch, Kaleui; J. Ii. Wyatl, Albany; J.C Kiillerlon, It weburg; V I Vawter, MeifoftL fimnMWu HOitaatr. Au Old fashioned flair at Tut Parker on IVbreary 2 There will be a good old fashioned fiddler's corneal at The Parker optM house iu BogtMi Hridav hIkIii, Feb ruary 2, IIM0, for the beiietll of Ibe OfSbtrlaMMl Prenliylerlan eliurcb. It In tbedmlreof tbe cxuiiiuiitee lo charge Ibat all old-time tiddlers in Ibe surrounding country be resent and participate. No classical selectlo'is or playing by noli, will lt allowed. It will cMt nothlox Ui enter, and every man, woman and child who .-in. draw a Isiw ai-rora a fiddle alrlug will tie eligible lo euter.'. Kntrlea will be received op to Feb ruary - by Kred T lamb.NellieHiullh, CoraUilbert aud Henry Miller. Ad uilsslou, 2H, 36 and 50 cents. The following Is a part of the pro gram and a list of prizes offered by merohautaaud bualoeaamen: Opening overture, "Arkansas Trav eler," played by all. Rest tiddler. Footstool. Uy Day & Henderson. H-cond best tiddler. .Nickel plaled ooITVe H.t. H L Long. Oldest fiddler. Raul of beef. U of 1 ' Market, aid red handkerchief. Youngest fltldler. Box flue coufen- tiouery. Holdeii & Taylor. Uar- uioulca, Fred Ranklu. Homeilest Fiddler. Cuffee pot, Hlarr & Aye; uieam pitcher, liourne Mer cantile Co. Handsomiat Fiddler. Necktie, E O Hans' D one pair shoes, Frank A Hon Ii. family of three or more. Cream middlings, J W White; baking powder, 11 M Rurg; calico drees, Ax Hilly. Kent Trick Fiddler. Het tlddle strings, A Yerlngtou; month subacrlp Hon Dally Reglaier, (Jib-trap Bros. Real Lady Fiddler, tillverand pearl taper knife, J 8 Luckey; ladles' hose, K Cockerllue. Heouud lieet Lady Fiddler. Hand kerchief, J H McCiuug; shopping bag, J V Kautlmao. Poorest Lady Fiddler. Turban bat, Mlsa Walton, box oaudy, Honbonlere. Usst song with guitar accominl lueut. Pair kid gloves; Hampton Bros: Hecond beet: bottle ol perfume. Vluoeut A Co; faucy orna uieiit, Henry Jacob, Uau Francisco. ... I' i'M lt-r tilavlug liesl tnue on one alrlug. Hair cut aud shave, MrColles Best song with banjo aucompanl merit. Pair glaa-i vaaea, Hall A Hon giant dish, A K Wood. Beat duet Fiddle aud Banjo. Bicy cle bell, Matlock A McClauahan; sweat er, M H Barker liest Duel Fiddle aud Uultar. Cheese dish, 0 D Combs, sack nuts, A Auteu. Heat (lultar solo. Nickel plated tea pot, Orlfllu Hardware Co. Best Mandolin solo. Hailor bat Htella ljearued. Tallest tiddler. Comb and brush, Lluu A Co. Hhortest tiddler. Good axe, F L Chambers. Fiddler from greatealdistauue. Two square meals, Mayo A Met nine, driv ing gloves, Preston A Hale. Leanest tiddler. Roaat beef 5Uo), Patterson; sail shake, J L Page. Left band tiddler. Uardsu hoe, Miller A Peler; pipe, F C Potts. Best blind tiddler. Two meals, Hoffman House; cup aud aauuer, L C Hkeels. Fiddler who plays and sings best. O'le mouth subscription to Daily llDaVSD, Best player ol "Hugar lu the Uourd," washboard, J F. Ray. Fiddler playlug the grealeat number ofluuealu four mluutea. Oue meal, Hotel Kugene; shave al J Horu; hair cut, Crls Marx. Poorest tiddler. Hllver pepper anil aall shake, N Winter; oue do, u cook ies, O C eigler Heal banjo solo. Het silver teaspoons, H Oordou. Fiddler pla.wug ' Mm king Bird best. One picture, J H Kays. Htt vtolincello or bass viol Oue box soap, W I, lK'Lano; bamboo easel, John lie Co, Youngest laeiy tiddler. Handker chief, A V Peters; box candy, Julius Uolenmtih; fruit dish, Oray A Hou ( losing song, 'America," by (be whole house wltti plauo accompaut pant EXCELSIOR WORKS Steam Got Up (or the First WILL SOON MOVE HIRE. Tbe buildings for the excelaior work- are nearly completed ami um !- prleUirs, Measrs. Riyc A Peterson, expect to cximuieiioe active work Here early In February. By the eud of this week they expect to flnlsb all their stock at Lebanon. At once the work of moving the machinery to Kogeo III be commeuoed aud rushed until,, they are running in their new home. Hteam waa gotten up tlih moruink In their new dry bouse al the letory alte. Drying by steam is a new ex perlment with the proprietors of the excelsior work", but they know it will be a success. Tbe dry house Is clear lull of wood to be used in making excelaior. Kugene welcomea this factory. Hhe needs more of them. Her citizen ahould see that tbe city adds at least one each year. That is the way to build up a city. The COBUKO RBWIY LETfF.K. Uailroad It if Had a Sarruw K.scape Other Items. "Necessity Knows No Law." Cat a lW of Nature bows lo the necessity of keeping pare so that the j rii system shall be strong, !,.-. Ithy and vigorous. To ill Hood's SrsdprHU. ff"?1 pvrifitr. is there fore a Umofheiith an ' it is ne'tssiiy in ntviy every house- .J. ll ru vtr dtsAppoinls. Blood Disorders - " My step- . , Utv jnJ I ruve both been trou ;r(Mly -with blood disorders And Ittntaftt troubles. And severtl bottles of Hood's SdrsApArilU hAit been of oreAt benefit." Jams F. Thompson. Wilmington, Ohio. i i aaaraaaaaw - ' RJaeSI rill. iuit.llrr Ilia, tha noo UrlUllin a...l -.,.ir ..ii.aiii.ti. taka 'wllli' H aTaraailllia. 7'J 111 411 19 00 1 00 Wasting Arc you nervous, restless, ptle and easily tired? Pel lups the scales 'can tell von why, It your weight i.s below your sveragti thai explains it. Scott's Emulsion is a fat producing rood. You soon ;iti to y.iin and you keep o:i gaining long alter you Hop taking . it. For all a luting dlsetseS younu and oida it lliildard remedy. s .11 Jrvuttlv M . h. i.iv S.w Vork. in hot is the on Il'l A MO Dissolutioa Notice. Notice la hereby given that tbe co partnership heretofore existing be. iweeuf. 0, Matlwk and K. K. a, ITauatiau. under the tlnujuauie of Mat lock A MclTanatiau.baii been dissolved by mutual eooaetit, C. V. Matlock having pun'haaeil ihe intereat former ly held by S, K. Mci'lanahan. C. O Matlock will pay all bills and collexl all outstanding blll. Hated tills, Kugene Ore, Jan 11, lDOO. 0. U. Matuk k. k. f. KeObunuir, 1 lie re by desire to thank theoltlieus of Kugene for liberal patrouag hereto fore extended, and trust that my suo tvaor will oe accorded ibe full patron K' of my frlenda. K. K. McVl.AN A HAN. ! Ouanl Jan is HkiMoHHMAUK MrsH M Vormu wa airiaen wnn nemorrnage or the noe yesleiday sllernoon. For half an hour previotia to the doctor sarrival the ttov was aevere and the caae lookent serious Hhe was speedily relieved after medical aid arrived and la uow renting easy. Hokn To t'rof and Mrs J P Ho! aud, I'rluevllle, Oregvio, Jan , t00, a son. Sherlt! Withers captured a mail at Monroe yesterday who Is wanted on lbs i-1 isrge of stealing a saddle aud bridle from Frank Powers, who resides near 8pringtleld. Tbe prisouer will be brought to Kugeue today I n. lay for preliminary examination. CoBURo, Or., Jan. 17, PtOO. Tbe water was higher here on riBt urday night than it has been before this winter. The Woodm n contemplate holding au iiiHtallatiou of ofllcers next Hatur day night. Home of our young folks attended a party at Mr Hnyder's last Friday night, and one young lady remained over night and several days thereafter, being unable to reaoh home until the water went down. A large drift struck the pier of the railroad bridge across the McKeuzle during the heavy ralu last week, and tore away some of the planking. Fortuuately Mr I'engra happened to be passing at the time, and Imme diately came to Coburg aud uolitled the operator In the station, who sum moned the section meu before bd aerlous damage was done. Last week tielng the week of prayei, observed bv the 1' 1 church, there were services every evening during the time. Mrs Welbv Htevens came over thin afterooou to attend her mother, Mrs J C Uoodale, who had a stroke of paraly sis iu her right arm this morning. The leital voters of the district met Monday afternoon, and after couslder able discussion voted a one-mill tax for the purpose of carrying on the school Heury l'hilippl has given up hla position as night watchman at the mill for a time, on account of ill health Coburg Is kept awake thee winter days by an eugiue with a "whistle like a steam boat," which Is belug used by a gang of eight men who are al work replacing limbers about the railroad bridge. Claude Taylor who suffered so much from lullamiualory rheumatism last wluter. is again bedfast, and It la thought that a surgical operation will be necessary to bis recovery. Kammar T illmaii Is the proud po seasor of a bran new organ, and will lake lessons under the Instruction of Mies Lottie I'engra. James Smith is moving his family away from Coburg, and has sold nearly all his household furuliure rather than ablp it. Only one billiard ball here new, for which we are thankful, and would be more so were there none. 1 no 1 70 1 Ml I 6 1 110 1 no l r.o l 10 l it- Havlug a Hreat nun on Chamberlain's Cough Kruiedy. Manager Martin, of the l'ieraoii drug store, Informs us (hat he is having a great run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He sells live Unties of that modiolus to one of any o(her kind, aud it gives great satisfaction. In these days of la grippe there Is nothing like I'haiuherlalu's Cough Remedy to stop the cough, heal up the sore throat and lunga and give relief within a very short time. Tbe sales are growing, aud all who try it are pleased with Its prompt action. South Chicago Dally Calumet. For sale by W. L. lVLauo Wood Wauled. Bids will lie received at the ottlce of the secretary ot the t oard of regents uutil Saturday, February 1V, at 12 o'clock M to cut and deliver to tbe University of Oregou on or tieforv August lu, 1000: NO cords big lody fir, feet. 1M0 colds grub oak, 4 feet not lea than 8 Itichea nor more thau 10 iuohe In diameter. Joshua J. Walton, Secretary. .ION Cokhksivmiknck January 17: , T. H. Huusaker, with the aaeiatance of uelghbots has cona(ruc(ed a flue foot bridge near bis resldeucefor (he bemtlt : of the public After au extended visit It) Kugene, Mlsa Rlanctie Hun saker rvt iimeo to her home at loo, : Tue-da . accompanied by her aunt, Sirs Orace Hampton, of Ooahen 1 tie oyster nipper at Kldeu Temple- man's Monday night, was a very en joyable aftalr. ArivKTio.NKD. Tbe secretary of the State League of Republican Cluba bsa apporu Hied the delegates from the Laue county rluba aa follows: Junc tion City, 0; Pleasant Hill, 2, Spring. Held, S 'Varsity, S; Kugrue, IS. Comtulsaioners Court. Oscar Mlllican. supervisor dls- i,.... 'n 1 i 10 00 J K McKln.ey, aupervlmr of Harris' v 10 6(1 0" M F (asteel, supervisor of dis trlct No 4V..., W H BatOO, Justice fee stale vs Warblngtonet al Fred HIiisoii, constable fee state vs Warblngton et al Lee W Clark, Jusdce fee maklug jury list M I Casteel, assisting making ury list 2 00 U O Powell, assisting making li.ru list ii 00 i-wJ Q B Dale!, supervisor road dls trlct No 47 1 00 C M Jackson, supervisor road dl-trlct No 4H 3- tO A J Smith, supervisor mad dls trlot No "7 M 00 (ieo N Fra.er, machine work 102 4 John A McVlahon. road -ork 28 4h F Bridges, witness State vs War hlnirtoii et al 1 00 H Mitchell, witness State va Warblngton et al 1 Ktl Parks, witness State vs War blngton et al F Drury, witness Rate vs War- bingdin et al Claud Parks, witness Htate vs Warlilnirlou el al 1 90 J M Keeliey, witness State vs Warblngton et al Win Vealch, witness State vs Wurblngton et al R O OMUaon, witness State v Warhtugtou et al R Wallace, witness Slate vs arbingtou et al U Calllson, witness State vs War blngton el al Walter Smith, Juror State vs Warblulou et al N B Taliafero, Juror State vs Warbiuton et al James Wallace, juror State vs Warbiuton. et al 1 20 Marlon Wallate, juror State vs Warbtnton et al l 80 Win Hall, Juror Slate vs Warbiu ton et al Sylvester, juror Sla(e vs Warbiu ton el al H W Joues, juror State vs War biuton et al A Noflaiuger, juror, Slate vs Warbiuton el al 1 60 B F Sylvester, juror State vs Warblulou et al J L Moorehouse, juror State vs Warbiuton et ,al Wm Crens, jurer Slate vs War biuton et al D Jacoby, juror State vs Warvlu ton et al Wm Hills, juror State vs War btnton et al J U Yates, supervisor road dis trict No 36 O A Campbell, supervisor road disttict No 58 W O Wallace, juror State vs Warbiuton et al SiiK,rvlsor report, approved: 58, 41, 27, 47, 48, SI, 14, 36, 50, 57, 61, 4 SB, S8, 7, 44, St E W Cobb, supervisor road dis trict No HI fl5 00 Sidney Stickles, supervisor road tllstrict No 45 IS 00 H Rebmeii, supervisor road dis trict No 32 JO 00 P M McPherson, supervisor road dMrteJ No 7 40 00 J M Martin, supervisor road dis trict No 38 14 50 0 Cole, supervisor road district No 4 24 00 J I, Atkinson, labor ou Siuslaw road 5l 76 A A Ran fto, supervisor road district No 86 18 00 J 1. Atkinson, Justice tie, mak ing jury list 3 00 A K WhtUaker. a-slsiiug in making Jury list 00 Rufua Robert eon, assisting in leaking jury list 2 00 W H Beck, blaoksmlthlng a 35 Al Montgomery, toard of pauper 7 60 K Q Poller, freight, stamp etc... a5 88 H 1 Kdwards, county commis sloner 19 60 I Wm Sutherland, road wcrk 1U6 8ft S W Porter, road work Wi ey A Co hlacksilitlhiug..... K P PeMO r. ad work J F ttrewer, rope aud pullexa... C Vstis -ouk, supervisor ro.td dis trict No l A S Matleson appointed juttiae of tne peace for Fall Creek iirecinol for Ibe unexpired term. 1 50 1 .Ml 1 50 1 00 1 00 1 15 1 00 1 00 50 00 14 00 1 10 Nos Our Grand Annual Clearance Sale Still Continues. 3Q iirnTTaaSaaaaaaa COMFORTS W "la's I I 1 I-1 ' I I I I t I I I I I I II, V w w-UV -1 ' JT - aW J. V AJ.-a,"W- ' COMFORTS. RKIM.KADEU UIBLd. I They Are Found ill Kvery LanliAndj ul All Nations. fu ;.. 11 ill diatrilmtiiiii ai rt-dheaileil giria i-, f.Hfinately, wide. They can be found in every inhabited ,'i.irter of the WOfldi The an called dark rices are frequently gluritied by the uliiwiag lucks, TI.e Spauiarils are awartliy M it race, but the purtut blissled Caatillbna bsqarDtt slmw traces "f their Vlalgoihlo IiIimkI by hlua eyes ami led hair Hie lufanta Kulalie, who visited this country in l.'3 ia red liealel . lwj.l hain'.l Italians iir- firl numerous In Italy. Tbs are nwi.1 nuniers u in the northern ptorlaesa, wher.i there the great, eat iiifuainii of Qanaaa ' ' 1. And the n U no girl iu the world prettier th:in a red liairisl Italian or Spanish, except it lie a led haired American. In Ireland a red haired girl ia mail" misera ble by being called a "Iane'. 1 his epithet ia a legacy of a thousand years or more from the time when the l'aue actually did override the nraiti of liritaiu. In a similar manner the Norsemeu, who in vaded Sicily centmiea ago and intermarried with the inhabitants, left descendants with beaming brain thati hen. Tke Turks are a light-salted, blue-eyed race, and their childreu are everywhere scattered about Aaia aud Northern Africa. And where there areu't any re J haired girla by nature - as among the Moon and Aralis the glowing hska commonest of all the wi men all dye their jetty tresses to a lovely red with henna. 1 .1 .'.i.oo V I II:. jm 1 ---aw. ""n" ......' ruu UJIM 1 A .. 1 Historic Willow Spam'. MeMlnnville BapOttarl The new electric lines are lieiug stretched atsm town, which neceaaitatia clearing out a good many trees. The famous weeping willow in front of the Ooopar reakteDOf. waa np for consideration to cut or nor to cut. .Mr. ('..operand the bqtl had voted to cut It down, but after . .ti-ulting some of the neigtiN.rs, they n vein. .1 th ti. t. This una tree is alsmt the only una of Its Wiu.l in town. It was plant ! in ISM aa a small twi,-, by Mra. Susan Grant, grandmother of Gus, Sam and Henry (Irant, wno formerly lived there. Some of the liml were 1oihm1 off, and the wires were run through the top of it. Dally i.uaru, Jan 19 Pakai.ytk Stkokk. Mrs. J. C. Ooodale, sr., of Coburg, had tbe mis fortune to sutler a paralytic stroke yesterday morning, ami is in a critical condition. It is reported that one en tire side is atlected. Mrs. Goodale's many friends will be sorry to learn of her misfortune and trust that she will toon recover. in) tr tt ' r, HI. . . 'rtrl 1 t 4ter J ' ' N'M 1 11. mi K i'i.i I, 52. t ir" . ' rir 1 111- MAI ll'ltiHi WP r I ' f nttii-. fiu - R. 1 ' ',1 " l Tprwof. Iia rl. r, cmk. I I ( loihi I .11 NMitflh. ! ul.li '') . ' I - ia.'1'r Ivt-f ' !'(. ! l 4' I ..trtf.r i-1 - -1 :B 1 ' ,:' "' 'I i ... ui r v.M t: r . Fj. 1 ...'.. ..tl:-rh l-rlrtwl ' ataf aair3 Mf- Mi .!.' B m n. .1 M.ilr i-Mffisur. jH A ''i1 "s ,r"' 1 '"' TRUSSES. 65c, $.25 II 65C. at lav lost I'HIirs, lM Oian olie-tblrl the pr.ee eliai :'.l bjr oilier-, an.l W( ouAiiAmtt to rit noil pciriCTii. s wpaiaaf yoawlan oui iiur Tr . r Itirk nrr.-nir mwm , i'.-.. .ni n.n... ataaa Ton ataaial. w,i.i,i, tr, how lonir rai ruut.irvU, waa la.'r ruicass Ii- laivaori1!'''!. aUM .r....,.l O ... il. itn a lit.. ru nii re. .1, wheth'T mi lure I. oil rlaltl or al.il tte a u, -em. i-iinir in." .n t... .... w. .... I .1 r It ...... I in. . . ! rl. Mt. ..!.!. I I I. will ratiirn vrnir mnnnv. write rnR FnE tkugs catlocue 2 ar lfa. ill.'-' tltc rw III.ISI I., trast . ...... cc a ou oncei r: .v r.n.i Instnnrp of ltird Bagaeitf. A remarkable ins'ance of hirl t has lieen exhibited in Deckertows, liecume imprisoned behind the riilirjf llilr.1 -I. .re t.l a Ti.tintiipiil In.n... Tlie IB A knot lu ... in II... si.tii. ! liefore him. In some way the little falls hi food to Many laui. M!roii lia tltu... : ... t t hanging fast to the smooth siding alwut where the little prisouer gl.no wi oaanagi lata In buL risllyouanl.Jan 18 T a k i x i ; Evidence. K vldea t beirnr tul-uti t...i.... i... ... Emma Tbompeon q the case ol R Tim t- . . . . ages iu oraatlng laud Attorney E. Bblpworth appeared for Dial tilt Attorneys (ieo. It IWri. L. B in i IIHIOIi.Iui.1 I, .. ...i. ...lira case. Becoming a Mother fear for nothing . Jn n". ' ' KTC J?!? iPSSta H"gjl?! PlS? afl.erl,nl I' r in store for hr. ret ai?.Li TO"! '?olU" al' Ple ant aiuicipatiouof the itbuM Wiiinrn fA i huttheiwof Motid'k s orilenl vj rt..l.. .1 . ...m iuu.1 dlUEBI ihrouah thV peril, of chill SSh k T"r woman vaflv HaWffmm he i'in-r aiaoiroforta of thi nenorl 4,1,1 v. """.i.n ana SeSCisE ,m Mother's Friend fta sennod MONEY V t--vJL w.bj-l ftitJ fcetC-l ls I M.M.K BELP WANTED, -Reliable men to handle our line of high grade Lubricating Oil, Ureases, and Hfeo ialtiea. Halary or Vommisslon. 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