East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 15, 1901, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textcomplied his "Elompnti " the know hslgc of geometry current among flu Graaki waa about iho inmo a that we have todai umler the same n ' r n,t,v siwv Sr-.VVkA'VA' ' ' ,AftytAI v"Atr( We must make room elenuaitary geotnotr . Profuai ri'i.ni - A v 1 VI v For out tltfMtt now line of spring KOOdt Which will soon begin to arrive. Thou fore 25 per cent ditCOUBt on Inckot-. Collarettes, ("apes. Skirt:., Wrappers. Best gmda of OUtiOg flannel 13 yards for It. 00, Prices on many other articles cut in equal and greater proportions. See us for Bargains. A chance for a cold watch with even dollar purchase. THE MAGNET CASH STORE Clements dt Wilson. Court ami Cottonwood TUE8DAY, JAN1 AR V luoi. DAILY. WEEKLY AND 8EHI-WKEKIT SV TMS Bast OrCronUn Publishing Company, AT fkSDLETC.N ..Kt CON. is: PAIL'. fSt HirtlOM Hif- tm4. ba inttii th. iy mm : I 9 I 5 1 im --rpT por ffa . 1 f cftrrtti 1 rial aiifrriTtttn . fie namttrt uni wiikiv - mm aiii n mtm ( i iv tea ar . DM copj ait month . Trial i rtpe-n tafl umhrt. warm. VMOSffTMJM MTU Oae iPfxr out " Owe py tin month Tnal ' " B)f l r ADVItTIIING mSTU I (Duple? Arivtrmrrnrnta-t 0 Iftch, or laa. tl Mm-Vpchy f ri ninnlh . . , , One irvh, of Ira, i i daily per month 1 irw tia. t i. mi H-vie- i ai. l . 0f thtM Ihi lit . St per u n pt m .a ,wtt iinae In l.p. 1 , per m n Mf firnnt Ovrt inrtttm hi,, la IHi I y an.l t re. i v. pfrtr.t. 1 jrr tii"i.':i j iMti. rlf.ni Vtrft', i-f ninth (Jr tlllM lahd. II W 'r. , BfMl ."in ltr tlir inc hot, in f ula ,i nur i (Sm fk Iktt IL l pt or , , at4 HMMttil xment in Sctii Wr k 1 1 Wrakly Khaiiy. ri Wit.i r" hi c!i ut (uni iaa hMUfflC. Local MrtkOl. tan inta par uu, rcb iutrioo- It dope aiHar from the urnani j.ili m ot the leielature that Mr. l.'orhett la not la lie ulpetwl Unltod StHtee eenator ai bai bi'en the growing ImpmiiOO for aaferal nWthl paet BsBaMtor John H. Mitchell hne a cliance of eecnrinjt thp BttM tiiineeif, and yet hie name had barely been connected willi the oonatoreliip liMk the laet apsaion of the lotfielature. The enthuiiaem for Mr. Corbett, if iithtieiaem it can h callpl, hae the riny Of n paid pail in a Kraftinu newipaper Portland liae a ifreat OpportOaity in connection with the proposed 1 Cen tennial aalabaatian" in ite).. The fact that l.ei ami Clark "fnniid" the Orutrou aonntry one hundred yearn ag afford Portland a chance to uttrai t thi eve of the obala aawrry apon Oraion at thie time, and hy 1UU. In creute euch an iutPreet ae will eMahlieh her ( premacv ae the Kfeateet city oi tho Pacilie Nurthwe't. !t i an Opportunity for Hnrtlainl t" u'et Iba "new blood" be needi, hy eelehrating the lduth anniveraary of ti tired it Ion n Larrii ami Clark, a well in record tho growth ami pronreee eiier then and to flttinxly rep.tr.- for wit tl ll I take place in the BOQJMMl eatMing veare. Thie i not only an event to OignM and Oregon (M-nple, tin t on.- that II of intereit to tin n iii-.u and tie- 7,0U0, 000 people thereof. No 1 1 v ever had a greater opp rftnnlty than in MM IxMoro fnrtland and ll -lioiii-l he made tlio inot of. The moreaeed meinlH-rhlp of con greee if IJMlhCt hur.h'n on the eountry Without a correapomlinu i iit-tl t , hut it affords a l-etter reirenentatioii of the peopltt than appeared to lie poiiible of attainment by cutting the membership down ae wae proposed. Ae provided by the Burleigh bill congrete it to have a mamberthip of SS0 initead of M7 ae lieretotore. In the new apportionment Waihington itate wcuree her third repreaentative to eoiign-e- wiiilr- Oregon will have lo renin in content with two. Iwcauire of the different-', ai alemt 100. 0U0 in population in Washington favor. Tongue, repreaentative from Oregon, opiKieed the iucreaee in iiiem latriblp on the ground that the house, wax already an big that it wae un walldy and the adding to the mem Ixsrsliip would increane the difficulty. V'urther, the ruler of tie- body now are auch as to anppresx tin- individual and vest anOMMMM xwer in I lie speaker. Aud, moreover, Oregon had a larger representation it.. i.er two uiember among tto thau with only tun among SHIi. Mr. TongimV afltiwi wan eue lailied by go id logic. Hatunlay and sutnnla night ram fall in torrents and the kIimI blew u gale along tin- line of the I). It. A V west of file Dalles, and tin- deep snow i i i . i . which lain on in,, mountains was melUHt ami rindicd Into the Colombia river in great volume, Million slides and washouts along the line in several places, with the MM 1 1 'hut no train could get through to Cortland Saturday night or Sunday, pasaengere baing carried Itetween those pointx bv itaaiuer, and traffic was not resumed until Monday afternoon, ami then only through the laleir of hundreds, of men, working under tin- nmst intelli gent supervision, with m rest or sleep until the track was cleai Htfptfin teudent James I'. 0 'Brian wa- on tJiu ground as fMn ae steam eouid take him there, he being east of the Blue mountains when informed ol the statu of affaire, and remained in charge until tralln- was resumed. The chort ueee ol time in which the. troubles were met aud mastered wcro due ul. molt entirel.v to lift and ina faithful assistant, and the trav-liug puhiie have littlh- idea of the super-human efforts necessary to meet the difficult-. and put tlic iccoamodat iona nt the road again nt it" disposal. No man ie greater tbatl ii". that can face the mighty nrk of ti lament and oaf of tin- ahaoi ol their making bring web order as ll necetearv to the proper I conduct of a (treat railroad. It to I q it i res great executive power, great MUMtj ol detail, good generalebip, .in i ten Mail there are who are BO getl 1 pronely endowed in this raipect 11 flu (). K. A N. e t-fhciont superintend ULIMPSBS OF GUOU RUAIJIS... Direct lunllghl is ina noal teen: in tie- destruction of I states I r. Allan Mai fadyeit i daadly acteria, .f 'The .ii'iiuer Institute nt rrevonliv I.di- i cine in hie article on I 'i I fi d i l'hveical Aiantl oiillB.tcri.il Life," , published in the .lanuarv Popular nclanoo Monthly, it li knuwn that bacteria belong to th- vegetable king do. n. and that each indiiidual .- " represented by a simple cell. TI.ev "!nrn found everywhere in the soil, air 3 1 and water and in intimate H with planti and anlmali, up n vbo i tiiinee they may annlaa daadly enact. li'it fortunatelv for living tiling- dangerous microbes are in a hop minority when compared with those which are constantly performing the most Uaafol functions in tin Ifl :ny of nature. They ar-. most importanl in insuring the resolution and re diitribntion of dand and elt -t organ,. matter, which, if allowad to acramu late, would speedily render lit :iu possihle on Iba surface Ol tilt e.irl.'i With proper toll and tampamturoi bacteria increase tilth great rapidity, The surface layers ol the s ol btrbor the vaat majority of them. Kewer uro met with in deeper, ground because -the absence : air iseeeesari to t:,eir growth. Tiie air te poirest in hact. n.i. The greater number met with in t!. air conn from tie- e nl I :. i " ; weather, fewer are found in the air, but when the suriaie i-oll ur:e re are found in the atmosphere. Uaetaria cannot cirruiati in lep 'ndently in the air; they CM forcibly tMOlfonad it wiih tiust from rarloiu -it,. Since dryness and sunlight mean ibath to the oaotaria iba varj pbyiloal agpnts that promote their naaaauc Inl the uir are mimical to toeir vital "Deilicatlou ie one ol nil: favorite methods for g. tti i-,: rid ol bacteria. Ifoiataro U naoaaaary tolhuir development am! vital proceai and constitutes about 10 par Oanl of their cell lubitance. When DM ill UN ll with drawn moit bacterial cell- ,! ; icy produte resistant f .no- tie- . spores, qniakly anoenmb. The urgan ism ol cholera ail dried in a thin Hint tliee in three hours. Tba orgaoil'l diphtheria, typhoid fever and tabaittU loiie ihotv more resistance, bid di( u few tvuekH or months ihreit un light proves fatal lo tin- typhoid Inn-ill us in nail an hour to oaa hour and to the tubercle 'uucillue in .. ll minutes to seven hours.'' Cold, while stopping the multiplica tion of life, does not kill Iba disease germ ae readily. Typhoid bacilloi may remain frmen in ice for some moutbl without injury, but boiling wil an end to noth cholera and typhoid germs. There ia little cr no p-itin; evidence ol the dlMOt ICtlOU Ol llec tricity on bacterial life. Or. Maifadyen dilCUMC i h rili lation of milk und refer- t I'r- : U liowar's borolo attampti lo raai ii th absolute nto ol taroparana Thli terestiug pap-r was dullvered je a lecture Mforo Iba royal Inititul on . i dre.tt Britain. t'lios are now proved to be l. ll It distributors of typtn hi level gerni by Dr. L. O. Bowara ol lha Unilad bial department of agriciitur. i. I I tl. magaiine bis psp Typhoid Kever, " rei n w ' the ini estigg. lions (bat have been made in In- ... hoiie tnat the innocence of tba honae-l nold torment aouid be aUnbiialiad his teasing propen-iliis the unit j cliarge again-1 bin. Alter tart i in of eXeriliient:il work tie writer reached the conclusions stand, tifl seventy-seven species of llie- lound j w illi their bodies, feet mid proboacides coveted with typhoid germs mil . eight , are likelv to carry tliein to object! I from which they can enter the aliinrn-l " tary canal of man. 01 the eight I11 ipeeiei two very rarely curry such i '' germs, Ihougb they may carry germilaC of piitrefaetion aud eauaa bloodpi lei u ! nig in alighting upon abrasions ol the 1 ikin or op-n wounds. Pour are uc.ru j Jaiigen us, but their mpardtivu! scarcity in houses makes them by I . : Sf means of prime Import auee, the uomasi uion fruit lly seen hovering over fruit -M, on the table is a danger., i- ipaaill, But the houau lly whom we haw enter tained oiiuwaren a- a harmles a . a constant source of danger. It -manure hyupN und vile breed places and. gathering tilth ae ii carries it to foul on tm- table, when mischievous iiiscae,- gamut are taken into the human system. Dr. IJowar I'l article ie illustrated will, drawiuy Hies and I r. n t-n i authuritiea. lefeiellfe ti .t her Mathemat iciana may imi footl for thought iu Profeisor r'dwin . I raw ley'Hiketcii of "Geometry: At und M.-dei a ' in Ihe panes foil' the above avion title articles I'.Vyp! ,- couiuioniv uckuowledgt d Iho hirtli place of goeinetri. Thit fact ll drawn from a pa tin- iu the Ilritish mUSOUUI known as the Ahuiee Mallieiualie.il 1'apyrue, tiuling from about tie' eigtn loenth century, B. (), , and purport! to be the copy of a tlncumeiit sonui lite centuries older. The Babylon iai) did not use geouielrv beyond tin: couitrui - lion of more or lees raguiar fagures for uaeromatic purpoie. fbo (, reel,-a pursued the study of geometry fol an intellectual exercise, ami w!ui. i-.uein! lev doVOtag sonui pagan (o tin lann ilotl of f!io ttirtn Kuclldlan i.'eoin dry. 4S St. Nicholas for January, lui tin? first of n unripe m stories on "Cai ai of Danger and Daring,'' dettlii ai start with the prnfei i ti nf tie divnr The narrator inade n trip down Now Nork rlvrrfront In pari , fin fbo made it. h i hit nfl ;' ' nt any tlmn to bwitt after w ranks or engage in any of those myil rloue nd venturesi which may bo undertaken only by gentle!:;, n tt ariog tne lilVillK nit. Following a llghdnwn a narrow liaesnge, he i ami in "it tba mi wrecker, a lar.:- mail linnklag itonli n tedly nt n table on wlilmi raittt pbonosraph and a I Ii . hono, lb- wal very glad to talk ll litlle .. id lei Uifl phonograph n it. II porieiiecH to relate and these i cident' gleaned frtun thewrock panlai make the kind i ii i-l' cause: a boy to hi Id hie lire. itirancu companies re f nan t" t: on divers' jfvi - I ha dl l many. Homatimci tho dl" ill a iiiiicksnnd, or the Moa v frozen shut In winter time divers own congealed In- 1th, life line ll caught in t: - -various aceldents n it happen. Most bova would Monunl of the ii rlt'T1- pariencc more Intereittng bat mf'crvd one wild moment ol u Ing t-rror. ua aaatlon in rorto ru The ixnVnH of nit! in Porto IHoo ie i-r eider the am, tin: number nl pnpili oor country i- gradaally touch with fair ou n avid mtl) bo cha I our preaent itate of eenntrj the paoplo a to the fact that tii. r, for dyapvpiin. ii.l ir lion, live and kldni that medicine is I lo Bitters. It should very lirst symptom, i uuneceeaari lufleriu prompt rallnf and i nundn I if peoi i . nromfm ... pbyait qurln Ihe fiun lift . Great " Kvcry om Ii that Acker's Ku thing ever nut i colds, aitntni croup mi I en nave bn ti '4- warn mrxv veins I. .rail fo Lie.-, and hav eve: bli-e thai Kns up I 1 by llrwl flfBfjjfi Llill !L, '.uu.lier. lath. Shingle;.. Hull Jin" Paper,' 1 or Paper, .'iiiti luiojt Pieketa LIum and Ouictil Briclt and Sand, S;tsN and I Here--.v Door . v, Terra Gotta Pit Borie & Uzht, Altn St , opp. Court Itous BAD r OLD . -in i.i It If 1 1 M I" IllUt! ' j hs IIOti.lN, II Nt. i.l ' It a tie I III It Ull mo gSjU r- iu;i ii o- AGo uii I'llAKM Mil) A I alio M MAT CATARR V'-1lilll loll i' llWI ItMllrll) ll t-tlKMV i,f cUtusi will i ut" CATARRH. TAl Spectliu Is Ely b Crc.i: Baliu It l ult Ulval.s.rlM.il. ;ivs Itvliei at me e. Ula u "i. . i- i - llie .n il i'aa Alluya luttanui 11 Kiel pri the Ski., i si COLD N iujuri'.u- lii-ug. tl.UU. mi bruggl, i i. i iiiuiYiu Oady Kant canei. onl i: L HEAD 1 1 ll JUL vA uL-s'lio M '; t , ' (Mt0 J i QregouSriiortLnfcRailr run uiimuT i it! , hbjim, Utah, . "'J!" 'OftlWK Via th M Uut Mf Utaj Hie Of): Cil: '' ' T '"I ' .' ilauii la Ktiii).. wild tinii.' , -(, apon o in. -. ; turini Mr..pt., . r .i oul.tr i .,.r- Imi mania a la earfe ""st-::.t. CJ.I . QlMlWi Md -M.ioki i Co...ittteiv VtatlbuUo - Hi lull a ,.piy , ,, l ' WAjuauty !. H. .- ... Co., IVudMou, 6r. ... v. ii ftiiiAN, "'"t tli-ll l Ak'l'l.l ti.nu.Oc.aon. 1 L. Ray tk Co., tiny and sen St t ckis, Honds : 1 1 Qrain I nsli Couel Wtrtstat, New York atock lixchange. Chlcaao stock Bxchanga. Chicago Mount 1. 1 Trade. NEW LUMBER V-M. i! i . ut now ready for 1)01 inee u Waihington ft Oolnmbta Biver (raighf dopol with n unral aaaortmont "f Ittniber from our own sawmill, it t an lunillll on thing pi mptly. Oountry ordow In i ar loe la (hipped dirooj from our mill in carload lots ut rnrreoi prlcfM, WivUtM n oatl, iC W. J. SEWt-LL. Mg to anv s world. f in the PILSNER BUKWEBi oW.N BtrTTMMU. !i ghly Nonmnivndni bn family trade leery bottle fully gnavnnlaad. chultz Brewing Co. - i Pendleton Planing Mil! id Lumber Yard C in mil crtbapor thrill mi firm m Hm county - e oi tin buy in lui'nt-' tjuanlities. II you neud itiinlicr or any kind or mill work call arid Kt ! limit pri, si, It. FORSTER, - Proprietor. KENTUCKY ArurcrmLr by John RfttiMi:.: Tht Louvre Saltion N'iiJiTi. . . -nrgftg H ecinl Bates on carload lots. TelaphoM It, ALLEN BROS,, Wood and IVansfer.. ilnior.-i wiliKeceive Prompt Attention Oilieo roar of .Sivinc- Dank. I'l.M.I.I'TO.N, . . t.UKtiuK. Pendleton Ukiali Stage l ine rluiton ot Carney, I'rop'a. l eav. I'en.llel.Mi every dav at 7 o't lo, 1 noep( Minday, (of 1-ilol Bock, Nt, , ' Alba and Ukiuh. Ouo.1 .'"inniodatii ns. Keasonublo freight and , , it ,. l i . . i " rv ii.!u. I ..A rit.,, aws, at . store; " "lanja lo'a drug Hoi WJI who chenal; -a T; I on.iuo.in, Ors, ATTORNEYS. OARTBR A- HAI.KV VTTiiiivu.- BRAN A- hOWKId,, ITTOBmrTh T. 0. UaILKY I.AWYKH nfisa - THOH. Ml.. I RAL1 7T0fiSr- JL. imT 'q 0Platial, HlnSl SV 1 M . BMJKKK LKY A T I ! iRNKTiTTa oajw In astoplslloii Block ' L It llJtV AMMM....... i - ' r ' , -,, ' ' ' 1 1 ,n f, t AT UwTii, .1 A. MICH A I'ICI-;, i.a v oKinrant s PI'VSICI.NS. DR. w. ti. i t,., i, w! ,, , r .. t-.Ull.Illl .-. OAie.. I....... . . . . lf J'-B l ' , p. i t. TMepaooe 77, '! r. W. VIVi 'KN'-' . M. i, OH KICK pi.. B.8.G III .M. Ii. HOMl, I'lTij it.1,',. "VM V' ',"'' M,r "' n S llllll.llilir reli-,,1,01,,. ; iin . ,,, k , rJan blaol U, ' DB. D. i, M'FAITL, BOOM 17, ABaoah ion Mm. oal'- I'lwk wato(Ss7 W. I,. I'BKBV. I'll 'i sh Ian anTTsH. m a, ollai, otegon, Hit. I.VNN K. hi: narvous o Opp, Hiuoi. ear ion. Ore. BLAKI si.i;i., t Hltusp '' "'' ' i , it itomrj 1 Maui Sl. I'rsill,.. 'tKN'I 1ST;.. IC. A. VA VOI U.N IlKKTlH OVKICK la lawd UalWlng. A. . UXATIK, J), ii. s. tn KICK OVKK s.tni.xt Rsnk. i . aomlulalvrol. I- ' MANN. OKNTIM . IN AKSOClA. no ii. tea, aver I a. i itiui'oN. MUSIC AN 0 PIANO TUNING. I'BOK. UOIlEin IIAI.l.tn. VIOLUK- lrtll sum l.n.lir ..I tie th-tt Op4-r fliru-.- urchisira Taacbt rof v lullu, vloli, ivll... lau iuaaiuuilu.au is piano, pi i Kin,htrasai canatariwlai.artsoganieni se.l orrtasMrsUsi Veil) .'.loo. (ballan mstlio.1), iiody at IMi loreomli .ue' grand opsrs I'lsun toalaiial ropalrlai prompt 1) doni' nrriinirs tsu.i-. Iiirulshnl i. i parllis, i.. nlti isnil all ..vvion i ..I isjgagauisitu iipiiit n. i o Ihtrp. Osssi llouss liloel ARCH1TKCTN AND UDILDBHS. T i HOWABB ABOHlTHtn AMD HI pvtinwndvni, makes eniplMs sua ugaMi j Inn- lor llil,ilmKs ill III,- Mil .)' o.linU; Hmnii 17. Ii, .1.1 liiiihliiu. D A. MA V. (ON rKAl I r. AM' biillilei. K.loi,sK- liiriiiibi'.l i..i all ktmlmi asaaanr'. eeateni sralks, atoos wsils, sml or liafl rtn I..- Isjafl at llie I , - tin Ionian ulliit'. BANK.-, AND BROKKKS. KIUM NATIONAL ilANKOyPIMOU u.u. l ap. nil. ; IrsuaaCU true rel tiauklug buaui. tickSD rii. t. I..', i wile 1 1 n it, ft-is s.i 1. 1 imi cuit-aicu, San rfani'HOii. New Vork aii.l print-ul pulalilu lie- SettllWrsl lirali- I 'i ir, n mi I litua. J,D ami hureiv. Maf tullet tluu. on iraMiuat.!' laiasi l -vi Ankvii), uroatdeati m fsru.i .li n-prt-sl.leiit; C. It. Mailt , ta.bivr. II. f ..ueriiy. asalalanl aasbier. THK nCNBLRTON BAYINOfl BANK I t-ii'lleu.u, tioK.it orgsinitsl March l.UU; .-.tielal, ll'JI.i. Inlert"! lllOWl-t Oil IISMdr- poslu, uvoaagi : i'Uglitsu.1 soil on all prlu elpal f.' mis Ipeelal alifiili'.ii Klwn mcollri tioea. if. I. I uruisli. proai.i.nt: ) N- Tlsl, Tiie-prt -l lnil ; T. J. Morris, laaskUf. 1- lltHT NATIONAL HANK OK ATBKSAi tiregoii. t;aplln!, lAtl.tOl; I it.!uaudprotU, 10,'JKI. liiierjat on tun; dvpotlU. Cssli In fort inn n. . dotlMtl. ett lisiiHt'. lUstUssj I iptly alpjiiite,! :,, ,1 -urt i A lain,, pras Ideal: T J, Kirk, vn-. -presidt'iit; K. L. r Belt. MUllaij Mi. : U U'lruitt. wrillliDI casftler. THK i K.Mi.i!':- i. an:, v; wk.sTUN Weston. Drtaim.-boes u stiRT,! bttUll I.Uslnes. i, ..,... I..ii"li! iiti.l .eld. W- Iwritvu poiuiptl) slWudtelU. IflslBninssi lit:. ill. Mil. I se if.,iiv.. .I'lltle .- i ... I is 1 loe i lllicu iSlHtl' U. A 'tra pp. .- i... i-i-i 'i. -.. jiianv. . j '""--, , Jof.ui- I K. Ktligorf. Kcucn Jan-.wo, u. - A. I). BTKI'HBNS & CO IHi BAWfj sad ooutractlDi ol l! t i i - ,Vn2aus in wtt.tr i mint e Cm ve eiders ttitii a. i m a t .. .,; v. itli an tlridall .V Koa.- POl NO TUB l'til.l."" IW. " ' . . .I ainioala have Imhui lake" "P Clt Maralisl, sntl will ! tn W" cost, and lapmsn. -.-a i...-.,, ..i n., . in f..r- , t rat.-ieto Ion bfi hip. wetahtakooi w t Hi.' Mil 1 1. riUT-" rt i'ikh ' ' lrfk hIhiui hMf pumitlb. UaUdJaauanr 11U1V ,:.rU.i J .i . lii.Ai ii ' ' ' " DANKKUPrt V NOfltfc'. In lha ptlsltej Court ol th-u I alwd aish Die Dlslrli l ol oraaou. . in iin- main H a ' ' 1 1 ".;':Bi,r. TollK.ere.lilt.rsol 11 -V ' .torSaia. ui ibe county ... Morrow and illslrlcliasiaap a Irank i Upl. , , , ,., ...o. .lay of '.fl..'.. I' uit. lil.il .. '""y'is. Daosintwr, A. I. lUOO. llie snt l 1 -,V?1,,w(l unit adiudloaual be,orupt.MnJW"2 uy uiealhig el bis raditol ui lreel, iiWee In U.u Assoeiiith" "' ,', , ti I i coust). 11, 111. . it V el l i lf I. .'" I to.- Orejon. at fo o'clock In " " ' '-' ,, W. ,:.i.l day ol Januaii. A b "A",, ,i,iuis. ti,.- tualltor, may atland. prnu ' . pl ,u,i appofui 11 trftslw, oxain 1 k r SK,ly iranaaetliueliolherUuslu.ss a, ) w l-Oinil l.elure Salll Ulll'lllIK . i. liSJl. iJatad tin - 1 nil 5ayol a, A.uw "" lioe tt'- n. Ilai.krupl When your hnenus 1tn't Knock at your duo., and V wj, hear then, they W. lix this r)i5l.t Will. OUT D....r llella, ICIevtric 'wjreil lories and Supplies. for electric lighto '" .liuc. Icverythiug in the blectnt ua Maple Bra... Prafr IM.uuc's Main 74 1eU