The Eugene weekly guard., April 19, 1902, Image 10

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PERSONAL
Dally Guani April 1»
toney was down fri'iu Go*ben
Cd Wile* went to Albas/ utiay
X
Henry returned tbi> afternoon
>tlage Gr ve.
c Ander«»*i>, ol Fall Creek, was
The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which ha
in u*e lor over 30 yearn, ha* borne the »ignnt
.-S)
»nd ha« been nuule under b
•oaal auperviaion »in?e it» li
'Aw7Z
Allow no one to decei ve you
Ali Counterfeit«, Imitation* and “ Juat-aK-good ’* a
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the he
Infiuito and Children— Experience against Expei
ity last olg> t.
F Mulk-v is down from the
k ou bueioe*».
Cbeseniau left this afUruoon
glas county point*.
Maud Hammit went to Salem
>r a visit with friend».
Hill and J*m« Miller, of HsxM
ent last nigb' io Eugene.
-eater Toller went to Creswell
ernoon for a fee days’ visit.
What is CASTORh
j
Caatoria it a harmless substitute for Castor Oil,
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is 1‘icasa
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other N
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys '■
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Const)
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulal
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
CKNUINK
CASTORIA *«•'
president
of
the
Univenit)
Demooratio Club.
Upon his graduation he found
himself without moans to attend »
law school but, determined to fi
himself for bis chosen proteeeiom
wont to work and studied all hi*
■pan time upon Blaokstoue, Ken'
and Parsons, until the breaking
out of the Spaniob-Amerioan War,
when he threw aside hie book» and
was one of the first to enlist as s
volunteer in Company **C,”2od
Oregon Voluntoen. Ho went to Ibt
Philippines with his company, bu<
after a few months of that tropic*I
climate was stricken down with
a severe oaeo of typhoid fever, and
for many weeks hie life was de­
spaired of. At one time it was
generally believed in Eugene that
he had suooumbod to the disease,
but by strong will power be finally
became able to be taken aboard a
hospital ship, and wee sent borne
upon the Rio do Janeiro, the ship
that recently wont down in Golden
Gate harbor.
Upon recovery he continued his
law studies, and was admitted u>
the bar in 1899. He continued
his studies at tbe University o<
Michigan at Ann Arbor, taking a
degree in June, ¡900, standing one
of the highest in law, and second
highest in oratory in a class of 28'2.
Fraternally Mr Travis its Mason,
an Elk, and a Woodman of the
World. Ho
resides in Eugene
with hie mother and two sisters.
GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN.
George K Chamberlain, Demo­
cratic candidate
for Governor,
was born near Nate be*, Mississippi,
January 1, 1864. He received bis
preliminary education io tbe public '
■ebools, and la 1871 entered Waah-
logtoa and Leo University, Lasing­
ton, Virginia, gradual
college of tbe letters ai
of law in 1876. In tl
same year he oame
settling at Albany, wh
school for some monti
the year 1877 he w
Deputy County Cler
County, bolding the
1879, when he ooa
practloeof law at Albi
nership with Judge L
lu 1880 Mr Chau
nominated and elected
house of the Oregon L
tbe Democrats of Linn
in 1884 was elected
Attorney for the Th
Distriot. In May, 18.2, —
appointed Attorney-General
by
Governor
Pennoyer,
and
was
elected to the same position in 1892.
Upon the completion of hie term,
in 1896, be moved to Portland,
forming a law partnership with F
A E Starr and W E Thomas.
In 1896 he was a candidate for
Circuit Judge of the Fourth Judioial
District, (Portland), at the hands
of the Democrats, but was defeakd
by Hon Alfred F Sears Jr. Two
years ago Mr Chamberlain was
elected Proeecuting Attorney tor
the Fourth Judioial District, defeat­
ing R £ Bewail.
THE ROCKEFELLER SCHOOL.
ban Franci»oo Kxamlnar,
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We are grateful today to the
reokleee pirates whose courage gave
be first great start to navigation.
The merchant dealing honestly
travels in the wake of pirate craft
that were first to risk the open sea.
f'be intelligent morohant whose
■hips sail safely today is grateful
4) those old pioneer pirates.
The people of the future will be
«rateful to John D Rockefeller,
he bold, original, capable and
m *et useful pioneer pirate of in­
dustry.
He organised a great industry
—for himself.
He controls railroads—for him­
self.
He
oontrols
legislatures—for
himself.
But consciously or unconsciously
he is teaching the people of tbe
world how to do these things—for
ihemselvee.
Rockefeller reminds us of the
generous boy with two apples—be
ate one and kept tbe other for
W°RKS
PILES
JJL r«i,iTi.Tr-n ~. t . i
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DAY & HENDERSON,
EUGENE GWÏIT
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W W MARTIN, Proprietor
TM< aawTAMH mvmwv , TV oummv «TMCV, naw vooo
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cafe with my old friend. Ned Urner of
St. Louis, when a dapper Frenchman
at a neighboring table suddenly seized
a wine glass and threw the contents
in Ned’s face. Ned jumped for the
A Solid o*l iideboerd tor $14-00, $lo.00 «nd Sig M
man and knocked him down, but when
ExUMion Ubis for $4-00
Dining chair», cant »»at. 75 ctnii.
be arose, instead of attacking *
u
turn, be pulled out a card and threw
Nunt Rocker lor $1.50.
Heine», the tanner, returned it on the table. When asked what
Top Maître*» lor $2.00.
fteruoon from a trip through was tbe cause of his throwing the
Spring Mattrudor Si.50
wine, he said that Ned had looked at
rn Oregon buying hide*.
him Insultingly and had then turnpd
W Harris returned thh after- to me and made some remark about
vm C-*'lege Grove wl.ere he him. Of course this was a mere pre­
ted s-urgical operation,
text. He was a duelist and had Misct- See our new line of China
ARMORY BLOCK.
and
ed Ned for one of his victims.
I kCloset$ and Buffets.
gbl aud Cha* Demorest
•■Suppose.
M.
Blchot,
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sald-that
s a-rlved here today from
was the name on the card—“my friend
oounty, Mich., to locate.
declines to meet you. what then?”
>1 ntephen S Wl-e, of Portland,
‘■I will be Justified in shooting him
here this afternoon and Will down wherever I can find him.”
...oA CAR LOAD....
at the Uuiversity ’onlght.
"Then you will be guillotined for
Direct
in
E L Fisher, after a vidt with murder.”
He shrugged his shoulders as only a
•ent», Mr aud Mrs Wm Preston,
on
Frenchman can. The shrug and his
ene, returned to Ros* burg this
expression clearly said, “Tbe courts of
better
on.
France would never find me guilty in
in
valllej
in larger quantities,
Park, formerly a resident on such a case.”
Hence
our
prices
are
right
I concluded that it was best to agree
Hill, but now of Beatt'e, is
for
day on a business visit. He re- to a meeting, hoping to find some way
out of it before it could take place. I
onight.
told M. Blchot that I would act for my
Zeigler arrived in from tbe friend, and he Introduced me to a com­
ast night and left for point» panion who acted for him. In order to
his afternoon. He will go as gain time I appointed tbe meeting for
th a* Northern M ex loo.
the second Instead of the next day
3urllngsme, who has been in a and insisted on pistols for weapons.
OR. WILLIAMS' INDIAN PILE OINTMENT
id hospital for several months, Ned could not fence at all and was a
wll cure Blind, Bleeding and ltchiug Piles. It absorb» ?,
very poor shot. After arranging ev­
tumors,
allays the itching at once, acts as a poultice, prM
home t' Is afternoon
He Is in
erything Ned and I went to our hotel,
instant relief. Prepared only for Pilesand Itching of U,
poor condition, aud another Ned to sleep, for he was a happy go
private parts Every box is warranted. Judge Coon», of
Maysville. Ky., says: “Dr. Williams’ Indian PileOinu
on I* necewtry
lucky sort of fellow that nothing trou­
mein cured me after years of suffering.” Sold by drugg y
on Vauduyn, formerly ot Co­ bled; 1 to spend tbe night thinking out
sent by mail on receipt of price. 50 cents and $1.M) yer mi
was In town today, tbe brat a plan to head off the Frenchman.
In the morning I went to the Latin
or about four year». He has
d of his hardware buxine*» up quarter, where I found an American
art student. Mark Winter, whom I
nt county, nut has not yet ds-
Thl* Famon« lU-mrtiy cures quickly, permanently
coached to help me. He was to seek
nervous diseu.'*. . WeuK Memory, 1. s of Bruin F wer
•d on another location.
out Blchot, secure an introduction, in­
HetUacne, Wukefuinv . l.«**t Vitality. biK'Dily Ex_¿
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evil
liieums. i:i . >
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- caused b»
tills Gaiette: Word has reached vite him to drink with him and tell
yimthful error» or excts> . C<
;‘ ü s no->piuu*:. Isa nerve t««!«
and blood builder. Makpsthopalonmlpu’ivHningandplum>
y to the effect that E J Lea, of him stories of the cowboys of America
Easily carried In vest pot k’t S1 p< r »> \; <» i -
BymaUjS
and their wonderful proficiency with
paid, with a luritUn <7> mt '
for moo, r-j‘¡»ded. Wr1teu«,fr^
a Grove, who accepted the post
meillciil book, sen !••<! p' »in wrapper, \ ‘tn testimonian mt
financial standing. No charo,■ jor
• <i^ .> *. J{,wareot tmit*
assistant chemist at tbe govern- the revolver. He was to mention his
tíona. ewld bj ou r asentí, or g<hlr—aStK' K Si > .»CO., *.asor*ic I-tapie,CkO|$
acquaintance with an American gen­
IToraaleinKuseue.Grog.,by lUtNDBKSOF
IA -'A.*udo»wi>HtXN It Hob*'*' ' « h - u ««»
xperlm-nt stutlon at Honolulu
tleman. then in Paris, who bad lived
bree months ago, has received
a cowboy's life, inviting Bichot to a
tognltlou of his ability in bls display of his skill.
ild. He ba* been m«de bead
All this Winter accomplished very
AT THE WOOLEN MILL
cnemist at ths station and bls salary happily and adroitly. A cowboy soiree
was arranged for the same afternoon
raised from $l,20J to $1,800 per year.
the Machinen
in
in Winter’s studio. When the guests
had assembled, Ned walked in, was
Palestine
Operation
Next
presented to the company, bowed
to them and. pretending not to see
Dairy Guard, April 15
Special Is the Guard,
Blchot, proceeded to select a revolver
C row , April 14.—Mr aud Mrs W L from several on a table. I saw it all
R McMurphey, president of !the Wil­
Ford made a hurried business trip to through a pinhole in a screen, In the lamette Valley Woolen Manufacturing
...Call on...
Eugene yesterday.
center of which I had arranged a tar­ Co, today told a G uard reporter that
8 8 Stephens and daughter, Mrs get. borrowed from a shooting gallery. tbe company expects to have some of
I had my eye on Blchot, who the mo­ tbe machinery in operation next week.
Emmett Witbrow, of Nott, are both
ment be saw Ned enter tbe room turn­
The big boiler has been tired up,
rejHirted quite sick.
ed as white as a sheet I afterward
Mr laniee Hayes ai <1 Mrs John Lur> ■ learned that the rapier was the duel- and this morning at 6 o’clock a good
ley, of Heppner, attended tbe funeral l ist's strong point, and he never used portion of tbe residents of Eugene who
of Mrs R L Hayes, April 5, and are , the pistol when he could help It Ned were not aiready awake were aroused
now visiting relatives and friend* at was well calculated to play the part from tbeir slumbers by two loud and
i of a cowboy. I was only afraid be long blasts from its whistle. It wll
Hadley vllle. They expect to return to
would overdo It
blow hereafter each morning at 6
tbeir home about tbe 10th lust.
"Gentlemen,” he said In bad French,
o’clock.
Walter Cannaday and family, of ! “this room Is a very cramped place to
Tbe work of setting up tbe machin­
Comstock, will noon move onto tbe i display a proficiency acquired on the
ery in the building ie progressing very
Ivy farm which they have purchased. boundless plains of western North
America, but my friend Mr. Winter satisfactorily.
W B Smith and daughter, Ivab,of
has done his best, and I will in turn
Hale, visited Saturday aud Bunday do my best.”
Thanks.
wtlb Mr and Mrs A J Kraal.
As he spoke, revolver In hand, he
Rev Munsey, of Kweburg, preached I took a few steps toward bls audience,
Words are but feeble messages t<
at the Holland school bouse Sunday, with his back to the target, then sud­
denly turned and with the rapidity of ormvey my acknowledgment to th.
April 6.
lightning emptied It of its six shots. ruany kind friends who tenderer
Rev E B Moon, of the Eugene Di­ Indeed he fired so rapidly that I was
sympathy during the long illness o*
vinity school, preaches the third Sat­ • barely able to keep up with him in
my buebaDd. I thank you all.
urday and Sunday of racb month at 1 ringing the belt I had not been so
M rs J P R amsey .
Hadley vllle.
reckless as to permit him to fire ball
Fairmount, April 14.
cartridges,
well
knowing
that
if
I
did
Rev Bailey, of Dillard, Ore, will
I would l>e a dead man. Besides, be
preach at Central school house on tbe 1 would have riddled the target and thus
Card of
evening of the 14th Inst, and will con­ given away the whole scheme.
tinue the meetings through the week.
The next feature was tossing tbe re-
We take this method of extending to
He has tbe reputation of being one of f volver up. catching it and ringing the
our friends our heartfelt gratitude for
the leading «peakers of tbe state. Come i bell without apparently takiug aim. I
had kept Ned practicing this feat all their kindness and sympathy in our
out and bear him.
the morning, but be was not proficient late bereavement.
Mr and Mrs HA Hammond, who
Mus F W G raham ,
at catching luid when doing tbe feat
paid this vlolnity a business call re­ for Blchot's benefit very nearly ruined
H arry WG raham .
cently, have started for their boms at I the whole game by dropping the re-
Dally
Geard. April 15
Wyoming, III, going via Vancouver, , volver, which exploded on the floor.
Seattle and Manitoba.
E xcavating . —The rubbish
The audience Jumped, then begau to
han
Chas Hollenbeck, brother to Mr» J look for the bullet With proper pres­ all been oleaned away from tbe site of
V Jenkins of thia place, leaves soon for ence of mind I took a lead pencil from the Hotel Eugene's big addition and
my pocket and Jabbed a hole in the
excavating began this afternoon. This
Redlands, Cal, to accept a position
screen near the floor. This saved us.
weather io quite propitious for building
with bis brother, I<oula, who is »uc
Ned repeated tbe performance, after
ceesfully conducting ■ restaurant there. which I made my way through a door operation», and builders are taking ad­
Mr H will also visit bls sister, Mr» that bad been purposely left open and vantage of it. In all parts of tbe city
TO AND FROM ALL
Georgs Packer, at Oakland, California. in walking costume entered the room. there la great activity in tbe building
line.
Casting
my
eyes
over
the
assembly,
I
His many friends
her* wish him
abundant success In the new position. rested them on M. Bicbot
“What does this mean?” I asked
Ill» goats which W L Ford recently
sharply. “Is this a plan to murder
boagbt near Philomath are a baud of
my principal by taking him
beautlev.
Considerable livestock ba* 1 a wares V
beau changing hands here cf late.
There was a commotion on the
Frank Flak, who ie arsietlug hl* i of the spectators, which v.as not
anols, C E Evans, in buying cattle, ened when It came cut that a duel
will wwn go V* Eastern Oregon in bl* was to come off the next morning be­
tween one of their numtier and the
uuole * employ.
American cowboy. On the contrary,
Tns Mi«ee* Ora and Nellie W<>od are all were wild to see the encounter. I
visiting with friends and relatives st so Ire! Ned by the arm and marched
Junction City and Monroe.
him to the hotel, where I waited hope­
Mr C Burdette Hetlley was greeting fully the success of my »tratagvm. In
tbe evening M. Blchot's second came
old friend* In th'* neighborhood Mon­
to say that there had been a mistake.
day.
’t do it though with
He had t>e»n told that Ned bad in­
Arbor Day w»e observed by the sulted him. whereas It was a man at
a
treacherous
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teacher and pupils of Palestine by • another table. He hoped the American
your M atch don run
genersi putting m order of the school would pardon the error.
right bring it
We
THOMAS
ROCKWELL.
TO
h xise and gr-unds.
from quarries
New England.
Two more cars
the way.
None furnish
work.
None
the
handle
.
Write
booklet.
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Lee M Travis, the Demooratio
nominee for state senator from Lane
County, is not a native son, but he
oame to Eugene when a boy of
fifteen yean. Ho wee born upon
a farm in Steuben County, New
York Juno, 20, 1874. While still
an infant his pannts moved to
Miohigan, then to Iowa, then to
Booth Dakota. Nebraska, and to
California, in each of wbioh states
they lived abont three yean, oom-
lng to Eugene, in 1889. His father*
Rev G J Travis, Ph D, was a
Baptist divine, and a veteran of the
Civil War, having served for three
yean in the Army of the Potomac,
with the 44lh N Y Volunteers.
Rev Travis was the pastor of the
Baptist ohuroh in Eugene for two
yean, and was killed in a runaway
accident while attending a Baptist
convention near Oakland, Oregon.
Young Travis had all the ad­
vantages of tbe common schools of
the different plaoee when they
lived, and took tbe degree of Bache­
lor of Arts at the University of
Oregon with the class of 1897
While in oollego he was a leader i>
all student affairs, having bee,
the Uni vanity npnoentaiive u
the Blate Oratorical oonleot ii
1896,
a member of thetracl
and football teams for throe year*
the manager of the football teen
for the season 1896 7, and th*
UI was dining one evening at a I’aria
MONUMENTS ARRIVED
The Kind You Have Always Bi
LEE M. TRAVIS.
(OrtgtBaLl
professional duelist who I* •"
with tbe rapier in France, the
eiprrt
»bort sword in Germany or the piste
In both, who picks quarrels with strau
gers for tbe purpose of
list —
of killed..
jxista
more to
to bls
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. ,
,nd will exist as long »»
« . w- Huring
a recent trip abroad
fashion.
1
one of these cases came under my no­
tice. Indeed I took an active p«Yt
4
¿9 Bears ths Signature of
f W
low pries* much, but we .io give them »ad y.,u
J
whstyou »n» get'ing. D°** »
■*• ck
you’ w • V» got it. Do low price, plea«. y„n, u.'!
’h*»« tieni.
Do »ttoighWorwarü meth.«!,
auarenteed treu«eti.n. lnUre.t you’ Thea
is your place to buy Groceries. Crockery »a,j ,;1 I
For Sale bv Linn Druo On
I
me new lodge, ins name of which it
Riverside:
Past President—J M Keeney.
President—Geo W Dean.
Vice Preeldsnt—Franklin Bull.
Secretary—Alberta Sylvester,
Treasurer—B F Hyl vestei.
C baplaln—Mary B Keeney.
Hergeant-at arms—Rolla W Huff.
Assistant sergean t-at-artna— Nellie
D mo .
Doorkeeper—Mary Bull. _
Sentinel—Newt Griffin.
Musicians— Joe
Blakely,
John
Kissinger.
Medical Examiner—Dr C H T At-
wood.
Trustees —Marian Wallace, Mary
Sylvester, J M Kseney.
LICENSE DAY.
Saloons Bay for Six Months in
Advance.
Dally Gserd, April 15
Today was license day with Eugen»
saloon owners. Each or the owners of
the ten saloons In tbe city called upon
City Recorder Dorris and paid him
$%(>, tbe amount of the hoenee
lor the coming six months.
Formerly tbs license was $400 a year
and payable every three meutbe, but a
recently enacted ordinance made It
$500 per year and payable every six
months.
Naturally there are objec­
tions to the raise on the part of tbe sa­
loon men, but a majority of them pre­
fer the six months arrangement, as It
saves trouble aud ripeaee la making
out thslr bonds so often.
Will be
Week.
Some of
Pointers.
Government officials have just
oame to tbe conclusion that the
shipment of thousands of horses
and mules from M saouri to South
Africa by British agents during tbe
himself.
last year was a breach of neutrality.
JOB CONTROLLED PRONOUN- Just like a doctor finding out tbe
nature of tbe ailment after the
C1ATI0N.
patient is dead. But for tboee
thousands
of animals, so essential
Senator Depew contributes a
to
military
movements in a wild
butter story to tbe gayety of na­
country,
there
might be a different
tions:
tale
to
tell
concerning
tbe Boer-
A friend of mine went into a
highi’lass restaurant, and dis­ British war.
covered oleomargarine upon tbe
table. "Corns here,” be said to tbe
A religious paper publiebed in
waiter. "How do you pronounce
o-l-e-o- m-a-r-g-a-r-i-o-eT” And then New York undertook to describe
tbe intelligent servitor of tbe mag- the eoe no in the House of Commons
nifioen t palace of pleasure at once when Mr Dillon cbaraoterissd Mr
responded: *‘I pronounce it butter,
Chamberlain as a "damued liar.”
sir, else I lose my job.”
It could not print tbe cum words, of
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Not only republics are ungrate­ oouroe. so it recorded the remark ;
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ful, but Presidents. Tbe Oregon io this simple manner: Mr Dillon
Republican state convention had then sa<d: *T will tell tbe right
O ptimist .
hardly adjourned from its arduous honorable member [Mr Chamber­
l*bors in putting up a ticket an i lain] that he ie a [with a prefix
lauding President Roosevelt, when
M «Raían —H v G N Wall, pa*'or
unfortunately too well known to
that gentleman returned the com­
of the Cumberland
Presbyterian
need quotation] liar.”
pliment by selecting a man from
chorrh, ibis afleruoon at 3 o'clock pro­
tbe DialT'Ot of Columbia to oome 1
nounced the word» which made George
all the way to the Pacific Coast for HER MAGNANIMOIS DECISION. Monroe and Mi*e Amia May Barns*
the Register of tbe Juneau land
man an<1 will».
Tbe .wremony wa.
office. He did get part of the way
"And so they have made up P*rf >rme<1 at tbe bom» of tbe bride’,
west, though, in taking tbe Reosiver tbeir quarrel?”
parents Mr and Mr* r*<4omon H*rn<*
from Nebraska. Jo«t aa if tbeie
"Ob, yee' As soon a* »be mw oat oa W*»blt»giou s rvet. The happy
were no patriot* in Oregon or »be was wrong »be concluded to.
»tuple will oooUuue lo rsslds In Eu­
Washington willing to undertakej accept bis apology”
1 gene.
the job. Base ingratitude!
CIGARS
AND
TOBACCO
Julius Goldsmith
Card ot
Thanks.
TICKETS
POINTS EAST
Always
Be On Time.
A
J
Can
You want a good clean bed
when you stop over night in
Eugene. New beds and newly
papered and painted rooms at
the Courthouse
Lodging
house. No old, dusty, worn-
out carpets but clean painted
doors with a nice bright Brus­
sels carpet rug to each bed
Just back of the courthouse.
watch. If
’t
just
around.
will give it a thorough
overhauling and will
guarantee it to work full
time every <Iav after that.
shortline
St- Paul, Du'uth, MinneaporS, Ch*u|
AND POINTS EAST
Thrwnsh Ps'are su • Tonrint Sleepew
Dia.og »ad Buffet Smoking library
daily trains ; fast time
For Rate*. Fokiers and Full Inb*®*^
r*g»rling tickets, routs* etc, call on ■» s**1*
M. R. JANNEY,
Hatch Maker and Jeweler.
*w Locit»^ «h ii .Opy tlsflmaa
J. W. PBALON, y r * H. D1CK30X «»*
122 THIBO STBE£T. PORTLMB
A. B. C. DENNISTON, G. W- r X
«12 Pint A vsens,
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