East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 08, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextShoe Wear, Shoe Comfort That's wlint JfOU want ami thai in what you (Ji't when you hny your ulux's at T)m MagMti W buy tl ire, t from the lAlgtM 'hoi' lion in th world, the Hamil ton iirown Bho coajparri Cheap in )riet high in iunlity, exact fit. Once worn er forsaken. TTJ thi'iii. A chance for a Hold watch Riven with evi ry dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood RATfHPAY, DKCKMBKU 1!. Th Orejrnn legislature which pcinbles in January should nut itself on record as in favor of the parcel tmst system in connection wtili the service of tln mtoffire ilenartnient. This system woull break the express monopoly which robs the public ami never shows anv sicn of decreasing its jrruft while MMIflfeutiBg little or noth inff to the eMenses of irovernmetit The leirislature, hv endorsing the svh tetn, would llMH (MM BOtiflt to the ex pre-- . i riii.Tiinl to cither Ioh er it rate or prepare for troverninent service which would overcharge. destroy its privilege U; Several ilaya ago a generous ami ricl Now Yorker purchasco" a "molest home" to be presented hy him to modes t yoiniK woman in whom he had considerable interest. He paid f MO. 000 cash for the home, a molest house on an iutiidc lot. Hut even this molest home contains more real luxury am comfort than was within the reach of any kinit. potentate or monarch two thousand or two hundred vears auo. In this mivtern. molest house darkness itanished from the remotest corner by the electric llaht; electricitv also moves the elevators which save tin trouble of -'.u r- i it enables the members of the familv to conversi with each cither over the bouse te phone, ami it drives the fans whici keen the air pure and wholesome tin. . in. i! it of cool air can even l furniihetl by modern science, if needed The inislern bathroom and toilet room, with its marvels 01 heating, water supply and plumbing, i. aometliini; which was eutiallv unknown in tlie Golden H i-, of Nero and in th Versailles ol Jiuis XIV. According to otlicial tigtires the total vote east for president in lMtai was 1 ':, U7M out of an estimated total elec torate of 14.2A0.000. The total vote cast for president iti HNJO was i:j,h83, W:t out of an estimatel electorate of 1", .lOO.ouo Hie vote tins vear, siirprismu as it mav seem, was ai,43.r less than it was four years ago, although the ele torate had increased at least 1 ,'.'.), r4. The vote four years ago was within 2o0,U00 of the total electorate of that rear. The "stav at home" vote this vear was at least l.SOO.OOO. The New York World says that except the presi dential election of IXiM, when the southern states were not represented, this is the Urst presidential election at which the popular vote has la-en less than the preceding presidential election. Mr. Mckinley's sipular vote in 189ii waH 7 ,M,J7J ,,i,d in 1U00, 2:w,l, attain of Mr. Hryan's popular vote in 1 Histi was 6S0St9H and in 1000, i..o,.-..;o a loss of l-U.Mo. There is much room for thoiiKht in these lijfiires. Thoilnand- ol men were ho undecided as to preference lietween the candidates that they did not vote at all. In both side the voters saw ills, which dulled their enthusiasm, und a large number failed to go to tin ldls. Tiie democratic party in ItsjO include. 1 too many issues in its plat form and thus brought about its own defeat. The Philadelphia platform, upon which 1'resident Mckinley was re elected, explicitly declared that the congressional pledge to Cubu would be "carried out to the letter." A- the Chicago Post, a stalwart republican paper, says: "If that assertion was not intended to deceive, shaui, nominal or pseudo iudesjudeuce lor (Julia must not Imi thuiight ol by the party in power, and any scheme which would rob the freed island of ber rightful freedom should be rejected by the ad ministration without the least hesita tion. The national conscience would be outrage) I by any suspicion of trickery in the premises." And it would. According to Walter Wellman, a Washington correspondent, Secre tary Hoot favors "a rational middle ground" in Cuba, lie would neither annex the island nor make it in dependent and sovereign. He would have um establish a Cuban republic,' "limited in tiie international sense." This, it is explained, would mean that "internationally Cuba would be an American state, protected by the United States, the United Htates as suming responsibility for it in the eyes of the world." Ah a "precaution ary measure" Cuba's power to contract indebtedness would be limited, and iu diplomatic intercourse with the world would bo carried on through our state department. This is absolutely unob jectionable as a temporary arrange ment, but as a permanent solution it is fatally at variance with our pledge and our duty. It is plain that the "imperial spirit" is busy trying to break the national promise which was extended to Cuba' before we had em harked on a policy of empire WORKING FOR FREE LIBRARIES. For the past two years the OfefOfl Federation of Woman's Club has MM at work on the laws relating to public libraries, and have hail a bill prepared which will Is' presented to the next legislature. This hill is based on the laws of Illinois, Michigan and Wit cousin, ami as these have worked well in practice and received the com mendation of librarians, the federation believes the propose,! law will give tin people of I Iregou a satisfactory method of establishing and maintaining puhlic litirarie. The council of an incorporated citv I- authorised to levy a special tax h provide a linrarv luml. llie mavor appoints the directors subject to at proval by the council. An annual n port is made to the council stating tin condition of the lihrarv. No invest ment Of the fund in land or building can be made hv the director without the consent of the mavor and cotinci Hy these means the library is made public institution. With the n -tr; t. n- named, the library directors havi entire control of tt xiienditiirc oi th money, the management of tin- lihrarv and employment of the librarian am assistants. hollowing Is a copy o the proposci bill : An act to authorize the establisl ment ami maintenance of public libraries, and to provide for their eon trol and protection. He it enacted by the legislative as semblv of the state of Oregon: Section 1. Thi-act -hall be known as the public library law. In thi act, unless the context otherwise re- iiuircs, "library" includes libraries with branches, loan, reference, travel. iug ami reading-room department lectures and museums ; "city " inelud towns aim villages; "council means the legislative body of an incorporated citv town or village: mavor means the chief executive officer of an incur porated city, town or village. ec. .. the council ol every incor porated citv shall have incut tn es tablish, eipiip and maintain a publi linrarv. or maintain and support am public library a I read v eslabli-lied therein, and mav annually lew and cause to he collected, us cither general tuxes ure collected, a tax upon th taxable proporty of such citv, t provide a lihrarv lund, which fund hull be kept separate trorn other money ol the city, to be used exclu sively to maintain such library. I'n vided, that the said library tax shall not be included in the aggregate amount of taxes a- limited hv anv tiro- vision of anv charter under which anv ity is now organized. Wee. 8, For the governiunt of Mail library, there shall be a hoard of nine directors, appointed hv the mavor, with tin- approval of the council, chosen from the citizens at lurgc with reference to their litness lor such otlice : und not more than one member of the council shall be at any one time a member of said hoard Provided, that in cities of less than WHO inhabitants there shall i.e lirector-. Such directors shall bold their otlice for three vear- from the Urst dav of September in the vear of appointment, and until their succes sors are appointed; hut mam their lirst appointment they shall divide themselves at their lir-t meeting hv lot into threi- classes, one-third for one eur, one-third for two year- and one- third lor three year-, and their terms shall expire accordingly. No person shall he inel tgible to serve uihiii said board of direct. n- by reason of sex. All vacancies shall be immediately re ported hv tin' directors to the council. und IK- tilb-d by appointment in like manner; and if in an unexpired term, for the residue of the term only. The mayor may, hy and with the consent of the council, remove any director for misconduct or neglect of duty. No compensation shall Ik- paid or allowed anv director. ec. 4. riaid directors shall, itnme- llatelv after their appointment, meet und organize by the election of one of their numlssr pre-ident, and by the election of such ollieers as they may deem necessary. They shall make aid adopt inch by-laws, rules ami regulation- for their own guidance and for the government of the library us mav M Htpadlagt, not inconsistent witii this act. t'hey shall have exclusive control ol the expenditure of all inoticv Collected for the library fund, and the supervision, care and custody of the rooms or buildings constructed, leased or set. apart for that, purpose, and such money shall be drawn from the treasury by the proper olllcors upon the prnpcrU authenticated voucher of tlie iioard without being otherw ise audited Thev mav, with the approval of the mavor and council, without which no lease, purchase or contract therefor shall be. of any validity, lease ant occupy, or purchase, or erect on pur chased ground, an appropriate build ing. not, however, emidoving in such purchase or building, more than Otll ban the income ol one vear. 1 hev mav antioint a librarian and assistants, and prescrilie rules for their cotn'uet, and tlx their compensation, und shall uls have power to remove such appointees and shall in general carry out th spirit ami intent of this act in estah lishim: and maintaining a piibln 1 ibrary . a Sec. "i. Kverv library cstahl isles! Under this act shall he forever free lor the use of the inhabitants ol the citv where located, subject to such, reason able rubs and regulations as tin library board mav find necessary b adopt and publish ill order to render the use of said library of the greatest. benelit to the greatest number; ami thee may exclude and cut off from (tin use of said library any and all persons who shall wiltuilv violate such rules. The hoard mav extend the privileges and use oi such lihrarv to nnnreal dents HMD such terms and conditions ai said hoard may presenile. a Sec. B, Oil or before the :11st dav of heeeinber of each vear, the said Imard of direct. irs -hall make a report to tin council, stating the condition ofjjtlicir trust, the various sums oi money received from the i ibrary fund, and all other sources, and noWllUCII money ha- been expended; the number of books and period loali on hand; th number added during the vear; the number lost or missing; the iiuinU r of books loaned out ; and the general character of such hoiks, with such other statistics, information and sug gestions as thev deem ol general in terest . Sec. 7. All persons desirous oi mak ing donat ions of money, personal prop erty or real estate for the benefit of "iich library, shall have the right t vest the title thereto in the hoard of director- created under this act. to Im held and controlled by such hoard when uccepted, according to the terms of the deed of gift, devise or bequest, and a. to such property the said board shall be held and considered to lie special trustees. a 4 Sec. M. Whoever wilfully or malici ously writes upon, injures, defaces, tear- or destorys a hoik, plate, picture, engraving, map, newspaper, magazine, pamphlet, manuscript, or statue be. longing to n law, citv or other public or iBOOfporated library, shall Im punished by a tine of not less than live nor more than lifty dollars, or hy imprisonment, not exceeding six months. Bee. II. Whoever wilfully or malici ously ilMaiiis anv hook, newspaper. magazine, pamphlet or manuscript longjng to a law, city or other public or incorporated library, for :'0 days after notice in writing. from the librarian ot such library, given alter the expiration of the tune which hv the regulations of such library, such book, newspaper, magazine, pamphlet or manuscript may Is- kept, shall Is' punished by a fine of not less than five nor more than twenty-live dollars, or hy imprisonment not exceeding six months: Provided, that the notice re- pnred hy this reel ton shall hear upon its lace a , opv ot this section. ML UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER Union Mutual Aid Societ frooerpeestsd tratSsr I ha taws of tin. Him,. i "ri'sotn ' CHOPS ALL KINDS Of FOOD Into Clean Cut Uni form Pieces as FINE or COARSE as wanted. Other machines chop meat only. THIS DOES AWAY WITH THE CHOPPING BOWL ALTOGETHER. CHOPS Potatoes. Meat. Apples. Cahhasre. Bread. EVERYTHING. machine you day. Call tint! will use see it. TAYLOR, THE HARDWARE MAN. Kava M tO SIMIll P'l.itivi friend in the Bttt to whom you ish i... in .... i . ..... .... ........ ... i i ... lOMiieoooe, uoninoTMH i in i oi i op. iiiiio Hill 1 Alder St p opnomu or thm ochty ' or,IUl( K. i Hoars, Prj'tblonl . KccHvhin THIer Mi-rchiniu v.,, laianel H McHmhIi, Vice prc.l.hml ; Pres. Mcliwnl, nr, .ri.o , Hnk I p. vv llsoii, l'rcaiircr; Kca. den. Agent I'lilnn Aoiinnir,. m.. , " "n,l l.tth.. stjl e Mur 1 11,,, tilv Vliti,, I i ir 'Ji MtnSn.. " oi-. e l(Hl-lell Ci riNANOK i iiMMITIKK. J, Irfattl WiiIkimi. pres. Ittrshants nhi. Bask, Ci ii. Praatotti l'rc. Portland Canning Co. Ohaater v Whttaajota. PresMsnt Irwin ibsiseti Co, Kenneth , I.Maoknnat M.li Chlci wait, Adviser. Hon. W. I. Kenton, l.tyill Ailvlser. Ol'I'ICKItW Of 7jT A in, trtf i 'in'n i. isiiatmf ,rtn... 'nrlUn.i i !!. "nk. i wrirtm """"(tin,, ". "" th. ' wAss OP I'KNhl.KTilN COIINCII, No With evsr'JOn members. Haersunr, K, C, crsix Mwllrsl advisers, C. J Pri'"blnni. H. K. Kennctv Vice Preslrlsnt, II K. Cuitl, Sinltli, M. I)., V. W. Vlnciuii Rsfevsncsa : Merchant- Nat. Hank Portland, Klrt Nst. Hank, PaadlalUII Chan. A. Frazlor. Olllee with brysilalc an, I MrCoinas. Main M. D vv Tn '"iirar, K, I, M.l I'"tl'lh'lnii s.., I . . "r7'"'-,"'""t""-. Pendloton. ft. CHKISTMAS 6IFT5 GIVEN TO ALL AT THE FAIR ' i i l 'onl inn inn moil lleeeiiiber 9Jtill I' I I !' VAI1J mill . .... ... - ,,, na.,1 ... ... . ,,, i,,T eiioe- n, ii,,, J;i mentioned below, a rebate of 2(1 per cent, of tbe amount (lf muSUr member that tin- -oeclal rebate will be uiven nsilv .... h .. if r'1"1'. suit Christmas Present be! Notliiti,' would please lliem more than a PENDLETON BLANKET OK AN INDIAN ROBE On Um lines 3tl per cent reiliictioti on irents' suits. SO per cent reduction on vents' overcoats. ' per oenl reduction on enta' beaw underwear SO per cent reduction on irents' mackintoshes SO per cent reduction OT boys' suits ami overcoat o jier cent reoiicuon on unites woolen waist- ami w U percent rennet inn on Indies- pickets and eapi SO pet it rednotion on blnnktti and a (oru 'fnppcr, The mill is now moiling an extra One grade ior tlie Christ mas trade and merchants will BhortlV have a nne assortment lections front which to make s 'AiNIVAaAiWvASAWVS'VVA'sAw THE EAIR. RpnnPtf Tnchi n. j " "V I, I ) uusennerry nonoiny. main mreel, i'endlctnn. HEATING STOVES Tight. Best On the market: Air arc wood savers PRICE CAN'T BE r.i.Ai W. I). HANSFORD & CO. The Glen Ellen Wine Vaults Is opening a choice stock of California Wines, Kentucky Bourbons anil Maryland Uyes. They are prepared to lo a general jobbing and re tail iiusiiKss and invite tin closest inspection. Thev will make a specialty ot family trade and aim to supply the purest and choicest liquors for medicinal purposes. A. KLINE & CO., Court St.. i doors west oi Golden Rule Hotel. a A noteil London clubman once lntil a w c-' with B t'nciul t'i.e tbe Litter could not tell a irivrn number of xold ;'ii!ie.i at a penny a piece. He won bis waer. The people rluard to buy. They thomrht he was ohVnnx too much for too little.. It mitv Ik- that the claims made for Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription acctn nlmoiit bsi irreat to women who in years of sufleriiiK have found no help in floctors or medicines. Hut it ia to be remembered that no claim is mab- lor "Favorite Prescrip tion '' which is not aubsttntiateil by thou aands of women cured by its uae. Its. effects are truly wonder luj. It wilies out ixuit veurs of pain .is a himiuc VV11S-- ., -l.de Favorite Preacnotion is the irreat nieificiue for women. It estab lishes regularity, dries enfeehiim; drains, heals intlaminntion and ulceration and cures temal weakness. It is the best prepara tive for maternity , mak IUK the liaby's advent practically painless "Whrn I wrote to you hi March, asking Mlvk-e tu what W ! im mvftrlf." shv- Mrs Kll.i Krynells of i.iiffi, Mclean Co Ky "I was tilin-uniO,i!..,.,mr ,i iimihir m Inn. :iti'l W4-. Sick afl oT thr i imi, Ha) been aick for arveral month. Cuuld uol wet alivthniK toatsvitiiuv toluacli. not even water Ji I uilahaiia ticc In o. montlei ull.l threateillnn alt tie lone wtth thi our Hail female weakueas for several jnara My hipa back and lower bowels hurt lue nil tie time. Hail mini hue from mv hit down Had several hard crampiun apeilk. and waa not able to do any work at all I received 'our atiawei iu n lew days. talbuM me to tnke )T l'lrrce' Favorite FreM-ruilloii 1 look three U e;. and Isrfore I had taken it a week I was better, aud before I had taken it a month I waa able to help do my work On the 7th of May my baby w tsjrn und I was only sick three hours, and had an eaav time. s We eraUM- Ui Fierce i, medium- lot it ha Ir. Kerce's Pellet, cure bibousueas. -UPgH Hie.ally Furaished. Equal to any in the world. PILSNER BOTTLED BEER. PHYSICIANS. IS J I. .; DR. w. b. ..: ornoi nulldlnx. OSUM houn, 10 to 12 ui. Tulephony TT. r. W. VIM KM. ! Ii (iKr'H'K Kl ol rirai National liank uoiiv houn log a. in., i lun i. m. I)K. '. J H.MITH. OKKU'K OVKIllI i;eiuu naviug. nana icivphoar II. j deuce u lent i ; h. h. OARFIBLl) at. u BOMB i'il I if i n ysieian Hint Nunrenn. oatrr ;n Hull, lint 'Iclcplioiiu: Ulllci. bin k ai; denee, black ii. IMC. I. J. U'KAHL, KiioM I ,H80f tnin block Telephone Hi; re.lilcon phone, black III. 0OTKOPATH1C riiv.-n ians i Kcycs ,v Key, ., mil, , on, busk rtol ton aloru W. K. I'kTTkY. I'll VSK'IAN AND i Keen, t'kiali, Orexoii. BKKWBKYH OWN BOTTLING Highly r mmeiiiled to btmil) Kverv bottle hills jfiiavnnleed. trii'b Schultz Brewing Co. DB. I.YNN K. BLAKKBLKK, FHHO and nervous dnwan - and di.ca u am ip Hotel, cor. W ider and Main HU. hi on. Ore. ICE DENTISTS. K. A. V A 1KII1 A N , IlKNTIriT. OKrl In Judil Hiiildiuii A. L, UFA 111. 1 . H "II II I. oVt HaviiiKu Hank iia adiiiimttereil Steam rieateu t nr. t p. mii MUn. Hlock and n-huli from depot. Sample Hoitm in connection. Room Rate 50c, Tic. II.M A Man Slips Up httrnh ii. ! lr . 1 1 ' hair ' "i uut jiv . . .III. I V a - J l I 11 (' tk . w all wh full ui tlry tuiiilrutt lliul I TOW. It WU ufi, in i hvr I'auul'l imt mill. UUl. A Ulrtt i- lilOUII'l Uti t ui in In I I" "I Wttit 1 1 1 1 t , MD'I Oil tilt Uii lit llf I Ipi-. ' I : tiAii wJtrt unly twu or t h. . )n '. luu. 1 Um1 Cl'lH'lJUA HOif ttli'J roino iJVJH VUA OiiUiia ul, 1 1 1 1 1 bVI hulr ii.i QOIMI in Uiirk ami UHurtttatkiik. um, a.ijwnkv, AUradiU, WaVUi alikHJpOua Villi 0 lU'l'UA aViAf Dd llf kl lrMS BS Villi CUtlCtata, put I ol lUulliStU. Will etatV ii.. a. ii. autl Itavr of oriuu, aceUtM, uil daoilfulf, auoika IrrUaUawl gs iltUiug eui lsvl- on it every time that be taken bl laiiinlry work outaitje of the Ttomeitlc Laumlry to be done iti. He tiiiiln that "tiivtxl fetdimr" Htealinx over bun when be noic the difference in the nx vjuiaite color ami lieautiftil kIohm tluiah, Hayiin nothing of the gaed eonilition in which your linen U returned by the THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY J. F. Robinwn, Prop. I eloplxme 60 Byers' Best Flour. Alao Wholesale Afent lor CHtni MILWAUKEE BBEB In boi ties, barrela, nr caaa. Call UD Ik.? f Telephone lIO. 0 To mnkc l.'lKJll hre.nl I we ltuwru' Ituul l.'l..... i. . t. C premium at the ClilcaK.i Worn!" bah, ovei all coim-eti. H U ODITTl F tlou, aud KiveH excellent satiMa:Hou wherever ,..d llVrl I I lALta. Kvery sack Is (uarantcetl. We have the test Steam Rolled barley, 8eed Rye and Beardless Barley. Pendleton Roller Mills W S KVKR;. Pro CHICKENS. Now when Ueel Meal makes Kl'l's. Ilnne Mi-,i aids digattiop, U-uu Foods keop tlu.in h C. F. 1'oultry Supplies. M lea Cirit Shell, lalthy, COLHS WORTHY, Hav, Gruiii and Fmd, POTATOES A No. i Oregon Busktoks lor sale in carload lots. Address VAN ORSDALL & ROSS, Pendleton, Oregon. Oregon Lumber Yard Lumber, Lath, ShinKles, Building Fuper, Tar Paper. Mouldings. Pickets. l ime aud Cemeut, Brifik and Sand, Sash and Doors, Screen Doors tt Windows, Terra Cotta Pipe. Borie & Light, Prop's Alta St., opp. Court House. h. A. MANN. DKNTlt-1 IN asmKI lion Hloek. uvar K. 11. 1.'lupiou'i uifli-v ARCH1TKCTS ANU BUILDIIS. T. K. HOWAK1) AKi'lHTKM AND l ri nleiiib ii i.i.ik. i'iiiiiieii' ami ml .iirtie fur hull, lie, in In. ein Of Coll Hi um 17. In. I, I bllllillllk 1). A. MAY. ( UN I K.M loi: l biilbler. K.liinal'-' liirtn.iK 1 mi all kiaa niaaoitry. eunient Hlk.-. .lulu- uallv etc. .i.'i i im be lelt at lie ha-l oriyuiilali or A. II. HTHl'HKNH A L'O. Im AH ui aeaitaetlM ol "b kiui" Wia.ii on aliurt tiullce. Leave unler. wllli A. U. i V. UO. M Willi Van Or.ilall ft Koar SAI.KSM i:n U AMI k-imkI. Iiv aaliinle tn uliol'.nl' aU'l i ii. ni. lines- i'i. ' h in. Nolle PROPOSALS HIH fJKAUINli. la herein mven llial Mil- I' " . . i ,, ,,i iu,. in I'. n.lleiuu im the nr-eliiiK ami Kraialual Alia iifaat Iraalloft uu tie- lolktwiefap lileck- Hnl- lo .lull lie i rat (" ..M..i. 1... Ula I ami II, I'luck m : ll I, bio. 1. 1. ...ir m. i.H. ii i j k i.i.ii l a . ooaf liluek ; let l. block i lul" I'looki K, l 11. Iili-ek :j. lei- II I. I''"' k I'lJJ liliM'k 47, im. ;, , I"'" k I" li liluek ?. f. ''I1"" ': '"' "l , il 1,14, lilocktl: lot 7. block ill " l..iu i i. 1.1. U.L Ml- l.ii. 7 ilu'-k il. af , ;. .;.'.. ' i .. ,T'i.i... I lul. I. II. paM leu 7. h, bltMik i.. lei- i. li. Moi'k li o .J i.i... i li 1,1. ...k 11 17. i.i.i. I., i-. iiii-i iiii ii" lauiiaa neiure nee. inn, i.- , fa Tl i. runnel r. -" i . - He "! " leal an; nr .ill bltll iau l' ..I'll) . ... II' I I ' I.. III. ... Allual. J K. III. A U. IWconlor. E-nnrh Rpvctniiran il I V 1 1 vv 1 1 nvu""- TI1K pla:k T() KAT. Wberu you can del aowaUHia 0OO1J. li iiaraai - r tvy Oua LaHuntaluc Farmers Custom I I retl VA altera. Hreprlator. Uaoacltv. IM barrela a lUj- Klour axo'Uauavi lor "boa I. Vlour, Mill Keecl, Ohopiaxl a""1' TTaQ jl. jL-i-UvV v j jLt)jjni v nil tl. L II I I III I i1 Ll w w w warn m v st ivllvl WJ- of Celebrated White Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine Yf.ii ihould call and uue tlioin. Carpets at cost for the next 30 days. Thty are t he beat on the markot. arm .nr JtSSt FAILING. Near Main m.