Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 21, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text41 X r ALBANY. OREGON: THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE -21." i8SS IS CENTS A WEEK- VOL. ill- NO. 17;) '"(I 8JKa 1 ! S. 111U iilUUiiJ IMIAUJ Under the nc-.'. management of- dl nil A fu'I line of choice family j;r''cvrirs and provision Cannea rn it-tipples, Clioice TaMe Delicacies Ornnsiicfit'Al cakesTfor Wetlrinius and Pa tiles, . Salmon be'dics, mackerel ami .salt fi.-l- of all FRESH BAKED BREAD Evcrv JDav. Best S-run.Pies. Cakes TEAS axd COFFE Mm MLS, M1SID . CANXED uyODS, ETC. 'me best Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars iT-r-Wt .1 In) Fox's o!il stanj. low Finn: ICW !!'! k. T.XO VERM Ar ; -:s r for tub fading mm. Tricycles iir'Has on hand a line of new and second andwli "s. Sjuii'i i..r C-talojf LIVE IN A Li'vG iT&wfo. This is wliat Albany is at present, Jitid iii order to keep p;.ee wills the .ivelv times in this eitj-, V. M. Wil lard has enlarged !iis store and s.loek K that he now has the rmst eomplete ami desirable line of furnit-ire in the va'b-y. His dnu'de salesrooms In Fro jnau's bloek are tilled with an eleirant assortment of new furniture, eonsist t'i of lounges in new patterns, tine j;old pieture frames, willow i-!:airs. easy rockers, marble tables, brackets, ( tc., etc. An examination of the stock will show this to be true in every re spect. HAVING M :.! AX INTEREST IX MY harness rur ss to '1 (vcnian. 1 a::; lesirons of o-! .-: lit all i;:v iiu:s;ani!ia notes and acc-.e.cts.- A'.l jk rsons knowiii'.' tr-.f-nL-elves iiKie'oted to me a ill please call and settle. The business :!1 bejeontinued as nsu.il at the same '.''ease. K. L TIIOMreoX Albanv, Ket. 22. .!:iSiiolia Moiir. J1IIF. EES! MAUXOM.V FLOfR DEI.IY JL red to anv part of the citv. f..r .-J1.10 ner a-k. JOHN Jt ''KAWfulUi. nliudtf .Inst icx-eived at 'V. F. Read's a fall pile of ladies line muslin underwear. a'- ir-i-i-,' white dresses and infant-' slips. Call and see thc.ni. A tine line of i m j rt.-d cigars re ceived al hiowneil iV; Stanard's KB! i ? . Furiiiture Dealer The Red TAVEEDALE D iSili UlL, n I 1 I f 1 t 1 1 1 I Pump'?, iron pipe, rubber hose and phuiibitiir oo.!s. Sol'-; agents for tin celebrated '-Eirly Breakfast" v.. ok atovt- and r.io-;es, aid "Faultless" parloi 'n-afin stoves. Albany. Orciron. Julius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -AND DEALER IX- MPORTED nut Cigars, I'hiy; fmoki;iLr Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and" fiii" iir.e of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TF DPI GAL FRUITS. Next door to Burkhart Kenu-y's Keal Estate OUice, Albany, WIIvL Dealers in all Sims, Pistols, kfam lacliiiies, Drsans, Pianor A fell Sheet music, i;tiisic;il im -cliaii(lise.aiiimnnitin,iisi ir.Lf trick.1', vie. Writ rriiiTcd razors, butcher and jacket knives. 1 lie best kiuds of sewing machines. NEEDLES OIL and E.rtras for ait MA CHINES LINN CCUHTY ACEMSFGR NCRTKWESTEEK FIRE INSUHANCFSCOMPANY. Repairing of i-! n: liiachines, musical instruments, 'runs, etc, neatly done California, tlie Lane ri r Asiy&jo Ta srr. -- e a r hto qo i rnMSJMPTI07W L U IwO 7" ooid on uu'j: OecI for- cicu A o I L 1 1 N L MLIJ. CO. OrWIiH . 'HWK Vol" A COLl iu the held wlii'.-h d ) not get better": Have you an excessive ..oeretion of nnu- is or matter in the nas:il passives which either must lie blown from the nose or droii Kick behind the palate, or Iiav.Ved or snuffed baek.iard to the throat? Are von trou'ii" 1 !v Inn-' inir. spirting, '.veik and inflamed eyes, frerpient soreness of the throat. TPtdTiirMr! the: 0 NLY- qilehANTEEn CURE TQ-f? CATARRH AB I TINE MCDb CaT 0 R 0 VILLE eorriK' h'j oi - rne Hie eoi riipnon luini. . As everv leeath drawn into the 'hhil'S I. list pass over and 1 eeome polluted hy the reliev tion? in the i -vil passives, it must neet f ari'y Rilow that ci.-ei'inj: ci il:e wl cle su ie a aduall;- takes place, while the morbid matter th it is wal.(V(il i , i 1 it ."'f Mm into the stoma, h, enfeebles digestion, and often jiroduees c.M-pipsia, m e. 1 1 t-l!y jiMum it;-, nervousness and eouiuiiptio:i. DO NOT PROGKAoT INATE. If you have eper:en-ed any of the aliovesymptoms iln not dida j C.vt-U-Ci lis at once. We pos" tivciy uarant c: a few applications le tr.'tr.nicii: to n.e. S!s in.'.nths trea?m-.nt for si : sent by mail W 6. L. BLACKMAN. Successor to E. W. Lansdon --DEALEK IX- Brno g, Faints, ; Oils Ve: Turnery and toilet articles, also a Tu'-l "line of books nn stationery, periodicals, etc. "Prescriptions carehilh compounded .'lban v Front. & OO'JPlvHSTS. ci nan AND4EY WEST BROS the leading i.ine of- mm r, u ci EUIJEKA The n.otto of California means "I have lonnd it." O'-ly in that land of sunshine, lu rettl e oral cmo ui xrain: M-iu ami rip. n and att?'n I ii' hi.iust p'Tii "'tiiMi in inie-winter, r. the hfi lis and "inn fouiui thai &n used in that pleasant lernedy for al! nroal and limif troubles, Santa Aihe. the rule of eouiihs, asthma, and con- e miti'ii. I nsli:iv .1 Y9sii- of Al. n:mv Irprrori li!v , )ion fi.Tuiiiit .1 eanstiuipsi'fo hisallile California, lem dy, and sell it under a truarautee at SI a bottehree for S'2 w FOR S VLK BY H (luUll. CM. LT!AXY CREGOX Inn :;ier or roaring in the ears, more or tes impairment oi the hearimf, loss o smell, niemorv impaired, dullness or dizziness of the head, dryness or heat of noeV Have ou lost all sense of smell": 'Have you i hael-in eolith? Have von :hsp-p-ia": Is your breath foul'.' If o i"or havk T!!K Catarrh. Some have at these sy.mptoms, others only a part. The leading symptom of ordinary ea tarrh is increased secretion of mueusof yt!lr.,v or irreenisli colored matter. Koul breath is eauseit by the dtcorr l osing "eeretions exuded from festerin? ulcers far back in the head; ometimes the nivni.irane covctii.-r the bones is eaten away and the bones themselves CA LideeV''obectsCoV pity,"as LsteCnehrf rem 1 at try CA7 IVCI1N1 a thorough eliee and MASON. Corp !osliay Albany, Oregon ( ROYAL ffiKag Absolutely Pure. This powoer never vanes. A marvel nf piirity,stren:rth and wholesomeness. Mo:e e"ei,iiomieal than the ordinary kinds and caisrot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test, short weinlit alum or phosphate powders Sold only in enns. Royal Baki;.' ow der Co , UK Wall St.. S". Y. ITTOUXKYS. i U. X. HL.ACKBfnX. AIJ'ORNKY AT L'. 1-aw, Albany, Oregon. - Otliee in Odd l!-l!ov"s Tenij.ie. " -Vill practice in all courts ot the state, and j(ive special attention to ah business. Q IVOCVECTOX & lilVIXE, ArrORXEYb' V at Law, A'bany, or. OitWre in rooms 1:; ''"ll, Foster's i'.lue'r, over L. E. -ljiain's stor . J K. WEATHOUFoUn, A1TORXEY A1 .law, .Mbany, Onjfon. Oili-e in Ov.d How's Tcmnle. Will nr.utit.e in all the .c.irtf of thestate, and uo special attention io a!! business. I'HVSH IA.NS. :i.STo., I MAGICIAN ANU SI f, II. EI.L!. 1'PYSKIAX AXU SI" . ircoa, Albai y, Urea on. c C. KELLY, I'liYSICIAX AXD ol."li , k-oii Albany, Oregon, office over Onvi il's st re. Oilk-e hours, frcinbA. v.. to 4 !. M. DR. K. A. MoALISTSU HAS LOCATE': his office on the corner of Flrtt and iircai'albin streets, oer llcdlieH! : HroiniellV sco. e, where lie van lie found when not pro fessional!y ena:d. j A TRS M.E. McCOYjM. O.HOMEOPAiflIC ilJLhjsieijtlgi. i residence corner . First, and Baker street Albany. Or. Chronic disease? a speeirdfi- Consultation free. Of IV hours: 10 to T2 A. Jl and 2 to 5 p. M.JJJg; ...uibi-V, M. !., OKi-TKS HIS" V.T" Ma vii es to the jrood i i;i;.ens of tin vivin't .- of lan'ent. Linn eountv, irecon. fiK'.U IIKS ul';. LAM)-SITCATl".i li )' )' 1 mi'es east of Albany, near the Oreuon I'anfic railroad, :'l'ii ae'.es in cultivation, am. contains suiiicii nt w.'ter and tinit er ;oi :cn ra u-e. W'.:uld make four good farms pri -c, sliioo, with teims to suit pv.rcha.-c. for particulars apply to -I. J. horns. Dir. It. KOLlii-'.W'A Y, VE1 KiriNAHY fcl'ii. 'eon, Albany, Oreiron. Ora.liiate of Oer! man and Americv.n coilesres. OF ALBANY, OREGON. president, ii. Flinn v i c e j i! esi i) ext S. E. Toung, cash i eh. i ..E.CIiaint.eiiain, rs"u;A.sAcrs a general hanking X lit BlNKSS. Accounts kept subject to check. Si:rhi Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer sold on New Y'ork, Chicaeo, Sun Francisco and Portland, Oregon. Colleeiions made on favorable terms. E. You I- Flikx L Jr.. iji.aix . .tKRKii, Geo. E. ClIAMRKRl.AlN. MEN DFSIRiXG RAII.ItOAI) WORK V.'ill be i;ivfn enipl( mi nr by ;'pp!y intf to Contractor Hunt at his heailiu areis at Wallula. Work Will he vigorously pushed on the "VVulluIa branch, ai d an unl' nited ni-'iiher of men can obtain einvloMiiciit. ii. Hindi. T)OOT AND SHOEMAKER, -'ALL WORK 15 warranted. Mjop sim e the tire removcu Feiry st.eet, second do.r from jioatoflicc to Nollee or Dissolution.1 TO ALL WHOM !1T MAY COXCERN The co-partnership heretofore existing between Robert Carson and John N.Hoff man, is this day dissolved bv mutual consent May24 1SSs. "i ROBERT J. CARSON. - JOHN N. HiiFFMiN. l.'enio'I. TOSEI-II W EHl' .R ANNOUNCES TO HIS patrons ami friends that he cm be fo-inl on I.von stn et, l-etween Enjrinc Co. No. 2 arc! First stiver-, until his new rooms in Fo shav ,v )la.m s brick are ready. Portrait I'." Uidio corner . f Second and Ft:: ry net fail to see Duln uilie's display horse. PALACE MEAT MARKET Taxiks V. F"iFE, Prop. I'lpst Slrrrl - - Allian-i The best variety of choice beef.veal.niutton, pork -unsafe, elci;i tne city ksptjjonstauuy in uand. fgr Cash paid (or all kimls Oi;I:.t mUKFE "t Ni riLXISli! ! ROOMS FQ 1 rent. I ir.aireo: I., t.: jtrlie i ?jniiiil rt,c OalawT.s;. embroiiiered puits and parasols -for the week at Montieth et ieitenbach's. Six shaves for a dollar at Vi le:e K s AT CHICAGO leeond Dayk Session of the E: publican Convention. The FJatform Fa;estd.we'l Silver a d Chinese Fiauk Wnted--JIahone Cele-gatt-s Seated Adjourced at 11:2c The IIutAUi's, Spieial L'iiatchcs. Chicauo, .i une - j. On the as sembling ui tin.: rt puiniciUi nation al convention ut nwn to-ii,iy (Hia:rnian i-tee, ajL QaUiornia, -.bJ; gun his speech by tiianking the convention tor the favor conlerretl lmnigh him on the l'acilie coast :u placing iiini at the head ot the convention, lie said that in chos in lioin tlie lotig list of illustrious names that would be presented to the comeiuion it woiud be. iniios sible to make a mistake in the se lection ot a litting standard bearer of the great republican patty. That voicing the principles of the party in platform was still easier, since those principles were known of all men, that the present ; u nimstration had been lrotn the iu.-t it perpetual menace to tlie industries ot the country, to the discouragement of new enterprises, and closing of the avenues ot labor, lie supported tli s statement by a statement showing a decrease of exports, and of shipbuilding, etc., during the past three years as compared with the period during the ten prior years. Wholesale intimidation and permanent dis franchisement of the republieoii voters of the. south he character ized as monstrous, their voices vainly pleading in the strongest terms for protection of their rights as citizens. Tlie presidential veto he arraigned as false to his decla rations as a civil service reformer, it being alleged that during his brief term! he has removed more public othcers without cause than any one ol his predecessors. lie is charged wiui having violated the spn it of the consiutioii in un warrantable executive iate rieience in the legi-hr.ive branch ot govern ment, -Laving vetood more bills than id! tlie uther presidents from Wii.-iin ioti liuwn, giving thereto! flippant reasons. The foreign poli cy ot the administration was ar raineu as coaiu!y and un-Aiiier-ic tn. Kelerenee was made to tlie declaration that to get rid of the surplus in the treasury the presi dent lias decided that wool and other farm products must go upon the fn- bsi, i..liting that this dogma has been answered by the people oi Oregon as a preliminary rattle along tne skirmish line, pre saging a cr.nip'.ete victory in .No vtmber. lie alleged thatthes imj it icos are airaetl against eacii other in ISsS as m lSiil. The dif f -renee is that the attack w as upon tiie armies of the nation in I SOI, ,.iid in the presi lit year it is upon her industr es, on tne side of oppo sition to our free trade institution, then as now, was the .-uiid South, Northorn "dough lane," British influences, with the Cobden club and its American memuership. As to the surplus, which is the great demoralizing text for free trade, there would he none were our ports protected by fortifications, our navy reconstructed, our rivers and harbors improved, needed ; public building erected, and vetoed i - i -1 1 .i i pension oins mane laws. C.-iI.IFOltXlA W ILL VOTE FOR STANFORD it is reported among Blaine men that Ca'itornia has agreed to vote for Stanford on tlie preliminary oallots, in order to save their effectiveness for the Blaine move ment at the time agreed upon. l)e Young, of California, says it is not true that, while the delegates of the Pacific coast are all for Bl tine, they don't exactly know what to do at first. CHINESE AND S1LVEK PLANKS WANTED Osborne,of Los Angeles, Cal.. member of the committee on reso lutions, is working hard to incorpo rate a plank for the Chinese and silver questions that will be sat isfactory to the California delegates and ail the people on the Pacific coast. "I can safely say," said Osborne this afternoon, 'chat we will secure the adoption of an anti-Cninese plank tlr.it will be in every way satisfactory to the coast. Cninese labor will be denounced in strong terms, a-id the resolutions w ill rec ommend the enactment of any islation that "' be n'ed-d to ll ::i drive out hine a or." As to silver, t..., lesoi.ition will contain a moderate piank. It may not be quite as strong as some ol us t n the coast desire, but it will be a great step in the right direc tion. Hoar moved that a recess' be taken nntii 8 i. m. and the conven tion adjourred until that hour. EVENING SESSION. The convention re-convened at 8 o'clock. Under rules adopted, the report of commit tet-S'm credentials, plat form, and naming the mem bers of the national committee, must be acted u; on before the presentation and balloting for can didates begin. Tn'o committee on platforms will net In- readv to report until to- t - t i mo ow. fin? convention adopted resolu tions of sympathy to Germany by ' a standing vote. Resolution of respect to -Grant, Arthur, Logan and Conkling was .idossed unanimously Gen. Y. 0. Rr.idley. of Ken tucky, was called fur and made a ringing speech. lov. ', ,iake.-, of Ohio,' was re quested to address the contention, and he took the platlorxi amid ioriii and continued applause. At 9:10, Hepburn, chairman, presented the report of the cred entials committee i lie omiiz: cii-deiitiiiis committee rec- Wise delegates from the "nd, o.i, otii, bth, 7th, 8th and loth j irgiuia districts. Russell, of 2s. C, presented the minority conimitt.'e report in favor of ;Mahone"dfcleUeS of the -2nd, 5th, GtliV" 7th, KtH '"anaHOtli'dffe-' tricts of Virginia. The report of the committee as to delegates at large from Yh'ginia, was adopted, seating .Mahone. A motion was then made to ad mit both delegations of tlie itt 1 1 Virginia district, with half a vote each,which was voted down. The convention then voted to seat the Mahone delegation from the 9th Virginia district. KICKISl Chicago. II TO AD.IOFKX. . m. The conven- j tion retVses to adjourn. On roll call Wise dele-rates were admitted from 'the 2nd Virginia district. The majority report was adopted in all the Virginia cases. AD.JOl'KX.MEXT EFFKCTKD. CuiCAoOjll :28. The convention adjourned to 10 a. m. to-morrow, at which time iv is expected the com mittee on platform will repot t. Nominations will then be made for presidential candidates. TIIlTwEsYiTiiX MKX. What TSiey Maul En thr riatform Oregon for ;rcsliani. Chicago, June It). The associa tion of Western delegates have held a meeting and considered the planks which they desired iuserted iu the platform. It has been determined that there should he a plank fnvoring the appointment of ctizetis of the territories to federal ouices in the territories, in coo tradistiuction to the Ca! pet bag svstem which Cleveland has in- stituted It was next decided that there should be a piauk exp-ressiug ri, ii,.t 4-u,v r.iiir,oiii- .i soon is thev had the requisite number of people and sufficient resources, should be admitted into the Uniou. It was also decided to urge that a plank he put in the mtioual platform denouncing the president's vicious financial policy, by which lit; prefers gold to gold aud silver. OREGON 1.1 KES ORESIIAM. J. W. Cusick, banker, of Albany, O a delegate from th? t state, s.ys- " Tne Blaine movement is pre posterous and will not receive the f i, n.. A..t a;.. be done. I think it wouid hurt thame mre than anything" tliat could happen, and he would be lefe -ted because of the Iwl feeling which it would excite. The Ore gon delegation will probably pe' together before it is time to ballot for the presidential nomii ee and decide whom they wiil support. There is a feeling in tli-3 delegation that Gresiiani wouin make a good candidate. One or two would in cline to Harrison, ami Aliison has seme friends, but we have not yet defined whom we will support. Oiegon will vote as a unit on ail questions, I think: at least, that is our intention now." Ex-Gov. Moody of Oregon :salso here. He co incided with Cusick in his opinion upon the Bla:ne movement. COLORADO OPPOSED TO DEPEW'. Senator Teller of Colorado says: "It there are 10.000 ballots Depew will never get. more than one vote from Color nilo. We think Depew represents the raiiroad interests and nothing else. He js the weakest man who could lie nominated. We don't want a defensive campaign, as we would be forced to have it Depew w. s nominated. Then we don't want a man who has not been squarely in the party from the besr'ntimg. Depew's defection ;n 1872 ought to kill him politically. Colorado would have been for Blaine had he consented to rue, but we will not consider him now, believing he is honestly out of the race. Some of our delegates are already f i.' Gresham, and he is ui-doubtedly second choice with erery man amongst us. I believe Gresham is by all means the strongest man in the field." IIOKKII'.LE IMHSKSTIC TKAKKDY. An Eii rased Wife Kills Iler Three Children aud llercsell'. TYrrsui'KG, June 20. This morn ing Mrs. Josephine Marek, of Ale gheny city, administered strychine to her thr -e children, aged 7, 4 and '.), and tlu n swallowed tire poison hcself. In less than three hours the mother and two of the chil dren were dead, and the younaest child has no show of recovery. T.ie motive for the deed is supposed to have been anger because her hus band had ordered his brother from the house, whom he suspected of criminal intimacy w ith his wife. iiiiioie oi ill'; ui'Tuu ocieijiiiioii. , . .. - . ... ! ? . . s .trader. Altera perkv survey ot I o init Biaioe in nomiuation :it. the . , , , '. - J , . '. .... ,. , , 1 the decs trom tneir funinences alott opening ot tne convention would l, . , , , , -. , ' p . . ., . , thev tiesceeded cool v 03 deck, hop be to do what he said shou'0 not ,- , . . i .Ii'.C"l'l4 'TY STICK. Jfxc i ion City. Juue 20. Junction wiii ceietra;e. Nineteen days of rain in June. We are having entirely too much rain. 1. A. Wasliburu and wife, ul" Dixie, ii visitii: at Iris fathers. J Tlie state will be rctTcsented j here en the Fourth bj 3S little S'l's- Parsons, tiie sr.'winir machine man of Albany is in 'own. Misses Jennie liuslineil . and A.lice McPa 1 leu attended the com .mencement exercises atiionmouu . ltivr'nste.i man is caovassin tins vicinity' for " mencement exercises at iloumout! the granger evaporator dryer. Iac Cook living east ot town was kicked on last Friday evening hy H vicious horse. Dr. Ruff was called, and" found tht his shoulder Wiis out of plare At hist account he was getting along as well as could tie expected. One day last week while the mill hands were at dinner, the safe of K. V. Howard & Co. was broken j into and tne till robbed ot about 2-". The thieves were, supposed to be tram lis. (IMVAKl LAMS. Many dislies make many dis- eases. Toe knite doesn't make the cool . Even sugar may spoil a good disli. Cheerful looks make every dish a feast. A good dinner is bV.ter than a tine coat. Two poverties will keep but a tirn table. Rich food 8 nd heavy groans go together. Where hunger commands, valor i must obev . Hunger's my cook, and labor brings me meat. The dinner ended, we value no j more the spoon. i A fish ;u the milk is strong cir- i fiinKhiiifei! i-vitii'iiri' ! Tr.rIt ti, ,.,i n-lini hf hnrter. , ..,. H, t . ,., -t- I T ;r n,it moti'l.i'nl tht n man : , , , , j , ' . , . " i Heaven semis us lood, out ex pects us to do the cooking and eatinir. Swallows Take lo a Ship. Paris Dispatch' to the London Daily Telegraph A rather curious episode m natuial history occurred the other day on board the French steamboat Abd-el-lvader during the passage from Marseilles to Alg:ers, Just as the vessel was about two hours i out the skv became quite niacic I with swallows. It was then about I (j o'clock iu the evening. The birds i alighted in thousands on the sail, i ropes and vards ot the Abd el- iei aooiii anions tne sanurs auu uassengers and eventually found their way into tlie cabins both fore and aft. The biids were evidently fatigued afrer a long llight aud allowed hemseives to be cauglit by the people ot '.he ship, who gave tneni a welcome reception ami provided them with food, which they enj oye:i hearcily. The little A'iuged strangers remained all night on the vessel, and in tl h morning at 7 o'clock the head look out biid no dou it sighted tho Balearic isles, for the whole flock made for laud, alter having spent a comfortable and refreshing night on board ship. Senator lieek Frightened. Chicago Herald. Senator Beck received quite a shock the other day. He wan hastily passing through the rotunda of the Capitol, preparatory to go ing to Ivy City to the races, when a man excitedly shouted to him to get out of the way, at the 6amo time frantically pointing to a black box that was' held in such a position that the nozzle was di rected upward and straight toward Mr. Beck. The Kentucky Senator jumped about hree feet in the air and made wild gestures with his cane, evidently thinking that the machine was going to shoot. Tho man who held it laughed, and said it was simply a detective camera with which he was attempting to steal a photograph of the big painting at the top ot the donii! The Senator's burly form spoiled the focus, and tlie operator shout?d at him just as if he were an ordi nary citizen. I.IKI1. Our Heavenly Father in his wise providence, haying removed from, us our beioved daughter. Luia Frances, we the undersigned tjeud. r our most sincere thanks to those kind Iriends and neighbors, who during the sickness of our departed child rendered many kind service?, and to those who during the hour of our bereavement extended sym pathy and condolence. Edith Thompson. R. N . Thompson. Call for the ice wagon. Francis Pfeiffer will deliver icet instantane ously to any part of the city. Or der ui the driver or at tlie store. i ' J f-:!