Eugene weekly guard., December 29, 1905, Image 8

MARRIED FIFTY
COMMANDERY
Around the
BRIDGE
SURVtYS
YEARS AGO TODAY
HOLDS EXERCISES
Courthouse
WORK
FOR WATER
STOPPED
SYSTEM
Died
Aaron Kelsey died at hie r».M
eight o 1 . wait af Cott.7. (
Fifty years ago today Charles C.
Oregon, at 5 p. m. on De.» J*’*
Crcner and Miss Evallce Elair were
Ivanhoe commandery No. 2, of Eu­
1905.
u**«nbsrA
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
united in marriage at tbe home of
gene, held tbeir neual Christmas *ne-
Elizabeth
M
Stewart
to
S
Jaccbs;
H. 1*1 bean sick for ,om
her parents,Mr. aud Mrs. Pryor Blair,
ciai conclave at M. - .ilc Temple
40x129 feit iu extended survey ot • Ith cancer or tie stomach. whipk
a short distance northwest ot Eugene.
Christmas morning at i‘ 'cloik. This
suited in his death. He wl. lorJ"’
Immediately after their marriage Springfield. $1.
was In conformity with Knights Tem­
Alva
K
and
Georgiana
Chapman
to
Indiana 69 vear. 8g0 ,Dd mo ‘ ’
they took up tbeir residence in Eu­
plar usage all over the United States,
The heavy rain« cf the past two days gene aud have lived continuously Raymond L Perde* ami Hiilsid L Iowa with bis people when
With th» rotorn of Manager E. W.
r.
noon,
Chi
at
meeting in New York
have caused tbe river to rise to such since on tbe aauie lot, tbe bouse In CuipernoH; loti 6, 7 end 8 Huldhs yeure old. In 1879 be cam« to
Flail from Salem this afternoon the
cage at 11 a. m , and on the Pacific
an extent that work cn the big South­ wbluii they reside at preaeut being ten’s ad to Eugene. $325. Kerr; 210j loruia, and in 1S&2 to Oregon H
(.liisrf !• able tn annoni'ce some Im-
coast at J a. u'.
J W Limin to Marv M
leaves a wife and four children lw*
portaut development work wnlch will
ern Pacific btidge at SprlngHild bee tbe second one on tbe lot.
Tbe tonst prepared hy tbs commit­
1
gores
ic sec 36, tp 15, s r 5 w. $600.
«f tbe »one being in Californú
been
entirely
suspended.
Tbe
water
etart in tomorrow morning and coo-
Mr. aud Mrs. Crouer have been
tee, “To Our Meet Excellent Grand
U S to Benjamin F Hendri<.«s, bl.7 ' tbe two dangbtere, Mre. Le» 1),|¿
tlnue without Interruption r.nttl tbe Master, Geo. M. Moulton, a merry rose several feet Monday nlgbt and prominently identified with Eugene's
weter worn system r.-cen'iy purchas CLrl.toas, with heaftti and prosperity yesterday and was nearly over the growth fyom the city's Infancy, acd acri-s in sec 36, tp 19, s r 2 w. Patent j wood aud Mre. L. Klobardeun, beir.
Lizzie N Thompson to D C Haugi. in thia state.
ed by Kho 'as, Hinkler A Butcher, the tu m H the gold fellowship of the false work of the bridge tbis morn­ are among the most highly respected
Tbe funeral eer,iWl
i
mar;
Foiladelpbia capitalists, will be of Cross,” was proposed by Emsi. ent ing.
citizens of tbe state. Six children I w. $1. 52.67 acres iu . ec 3, tp 19, a r '2 were held at Lorane at 1 p. m. Shtor
Tbe eugines used to pump tbe water were born to tbim, only three of
day, December 2.4d.
the best. Beginning tomorrow morn­ Commander L. Bilyeu.
Thomas H and Frank G Ellis to L
ing a survey for the construction of a
The grand master made this re- out ot tbe caisson in tbe middle cf whom are at prestut living. They ¡G llulin; 149.01 aciea in sec 6, tp 18,s i
pipe line to Fairmount will be start- spouse. “To all loyal and loving tbe river were taken away yesterday are: George F.. Charles F. aud M’es
Loretta Irene, tb>three mcntht-uH
r 11. $1000.
ed, and ns soon as this is finished soldkrs of Cblrst enlisted under the forenoon because of tbe rapidly eu Fannie E.
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Lon b
Mrs
Lucinda
Ricbnidson
to
Agroa
eroachtng waters.
work if pnt'.irg in tue mains will
On account of Mr. Croner's poor
tanner ot our or -er, peace be unto
acres iu sec 5, tp 2C, ill Ham, of Harrisburg, died in Eugeil
Tbe work of driving piles at Hen­ health no observance of tbe annivur- : Keiauy;
commence.
you and that contentment which
Wednesday morning. December 27
w. $15.
Early tomorrow morning a survey corn, th from a Arm and unaltering derson station and at th« western ap- »ary was held today.
11*05.
1'he child was appvrentlv wr
Grace N aud Juiia C Rogers to
will also be started for the construc­ reliance upou uur Esther who ait iu 1 prosch of the hig bridge still goes on
A year n.o today it was erromonlay
at bedtime tbe night before, b' vb ’
|
Frank
H
Rogers;
120
acres
iu
sea
34,
i
despite lb'- •i"«-" y «WHthei.
tion of » pipe line to tbe northwest
■ eported tbal Mr. and Mrs. Crouer
Hesreu ”
tbe --parent» awoke next
r * morning
era part of tbe city,commonly known
were celebrating tbeir both wedding tp 18, s r 12 w. $1.
After tbe regular services were con­
they were shocked and grieved to Oni
G
C
and
Hat
ie
Millett
tu
Jens
P
•a .he
ud Flat,” and as soon a. cluded an able and beautiful address
anniversary. The mistake was unin­
her dead.
Jensen; 98 acres in secs 33 and 34, tp
this is finished woik will also be com­ was delivered by Desn E. C. Sander­
tentional
The funeral was held tbis forenoon
15, s r 4 w. $ 1200.
menced so that the citizens iu this son, of tbe Eugene Divintiy school,
at
tbe borne of J. S. Ham.
G C aud Hat'ie Millett to John
part of the city can be supplied with lhii w'ldress was full of deep thought
Harmseri; 160 acres in sec 9, tp 16, s
water.
aud studded here and there with
Bond B. Wheeler, aged 75 veer«
4 w. $9000.
in a few days tbe company also ex­ beautiful getrs of rhetoric.
Hy a
Roya Neighbors ct Acme—Uracl»,
Natron, Dec. ‘27.— Several of cur pec- “ Sarah auu Gecrge B Haye to A C died at tbe borne of hi. brother J
pects to begin woik on tbe new reser rising vote Sir Knight Sanders:n was
Mrs. Flla Miller; vice oracle, Mrs pie attended tbe Christmas tree at Jeuuiugs; 91.10 acres iu tp 16, e r 4 Wheeler, at Pleasant Hill Wsdnetday
voir to be built on Bklnner's butte, 'audered a vote of thank* for bis ad­
Marion Gibbs; chancellor, Mr*. Lou Jasper Saturday evening.
w. $2030.
December 27, 1905, from ccnsomy
oh the site to te purchased troui
dress.
iea Tiipp; recorder, Mrs. Isabel Sev­
C R Mead to Arobie Potter; lot 3, tlon. Besides bis brother be leaver
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
F.
Smith
spent
the University of Oregon.
ery , receiver, Mrs. Emma Saubert; their Cbiistmas with Mr. and Mrs. bik 4. Blue River City, also certain several relatives In Illinois, from
inner sentinel, Mis. Laura Stingiey; S. L. Lamb at Snringfield.
horses, harness, wagons, etc. $1500. I which state be came to Oregon last
outer sentinel, outer sentinel, Mrs.
Sarah F Osburn to Beulah llemen- May. The funoral will be held Fri­
County Assessor B. F. Keeney aud
Lizzie Harrington;
marshal Mrs.
way;
certain land iu Mulligan's do­ day at 10 a. m.
wife are visitiug Mr. aud Mrs. M. B.
Crow, Dec. 26 — Born—To Mr. and Maud Montgomery; manager, Frank
nation to Eugene. $1.
Callater o.
Dr. Lowe, the ocalo-opticiao, will
Mrs. Martin Taliafero at Mirth, Dec Sweet.
Charles E and Kate Moores to Ida­
be in his Eugene office all next week.
C. L. Smith and family, of below
Florence lodge, A. F. and A. M —
17, a son.
ho F Campbell; lot 2, bik 38, Spring-
Have him core your head end eye
Coburg, aie visiting with Mr. and
We are iuforiued on reliable author Worshipful master. Thomea A. Steesr;
Held. t'lXl.
Tbe Florence Weal prints complete
Mrs.
J.
W.
Smith
and
other
old
time
ache
with a pair of hie eupericr glass­
senior warden, Fred Bean; junior
. D C aud Martha Baughma to W
particulars of tbe recent trouble be­ Ity that two small gold uugge'.s*were
friends duriug tbe holidays.
es The* cost no more then other* and
warden,
C.
H.
Holden;
secretary,
J Beaver; 186 acres In secs 2 and 3,
tween (J. W. Hurd ami Mm. Kyle as picked up near where Mr Zimmer-
you have tbe benefit ot his ekill and
Mrs. N. Lindley entertain id a few tp 19, e r 2 w.
msuu is engaged in developing hie Jobu F. Tanner.
follows:
ov--r eighteen
years’ experience.
□f
her
friends
today
with
a
Christmas
Eastern
Star
lodge
of
Florence-
George B and Emma A Dorris to W
Considerable ixi'itement war aroti - coal mine near Mirth.
Mrs. Minnie Funke, worthy matron ree for tbe children and a fine chick E Brown: certain land tn Mulligan’s Lensee ground for special cases.
«<] lu Florence Saturday morning by 1 Mrs. Nod Owen «nd children and
for the coming year, with John F en dinner for all present. Those iu donation to Eugene. $200.
the news that the steamer Roberts, Ont Liles, of Drain, have arrived to
A Fearful Fate
Tanner worthy patron and Mrs. Char­ ittendauce were Mr. and Mrs. J. 11.
Alfred i) aud Ona M LeRoy lo
under tbe direction of W m. Kvle, wa-! speud tbe holidays* with relatives at
It
is
n
fearful
fate to have toenlgre
Smith,i«r. aud Mis. J. W. .Smith aud Leonard G Brown; 166.06 acres in eec
iot ta 1. Cox, secretary.
at work pulling up the piling of the Crow.
tie terrible tpr’ura of pile». “I can
family
aud
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
G.
Smith
boom in wlilm me Hurd Loiut er and ! Mrti £Hrj Gates wed to Eugene
8, tp 22. s r 1 w. $1250.
truthfully s-iy,” writes Harry Colson,
ind family, of Coburg.
Lecuard G Brown to Belle Dear­ ot Masonville, la., “that for blind,
Navigation • ompany bolds the logs at I Saturday to spend a week with Mrs.
Jack Jarmaa, tbe teamster fir tbe born; 166.60 acres in sec 8, tp 22, e r bleeding,itching and protruding pilet
its mill, tuvesi igatlou proved tbkt
p, Fold.
Bucklen’e Arnica Salve ie the bees
S
P. surveying outfit, was down Fri 1 w. $1.
tbe report was true and that a cotisid- I Rev. Baker Ailed his fornigbtly ap­
bare made.” Also best for cats,
lay after supplies for tbe camp. He
M D and Francis M Mitchell lo jurns aud injnr'es. 25o at W. L De
erable part of the boom bad been re- pointment here last Saturday.
reports that they are camped about George Rein; 40 acres in tp 18, s r 3 au o, druggist.
moved aud aho that () W. Hurd and 1
seven miles from tbe main traveled w. $1600.
acme of his employes were very tndig- 1 Mrs. Margaret Elies entertained a
E. E. Jackson, tbe veterinary sur­ road.
large
number
of
relatives
and
friends
W W and Ida H Dillard to C W
naut at what they uouaidered the ruth- |
geon, who left here some time ago
We understand that W. D. WaUace, Rychard aud J F Keeney; 40 acres in
less destructun of the company’«; at dinner on Chrfstmai day.
owing a $30 boaid bill at tbe Mulkey
property.
Nevertheless the work ; Miss Mabel Johnson expeots to House, was given a trial before Jus­ of Jasper, who has been suffering tp 18. s r 3 w. $1000.
T G Hendricks aud b B Eakin, ex­
went ou until ui ly a small portion of . spend her vacation in Eugene.
tice of tbe Peace Wintermeier this from a severe case of blood poison in
tbe boom wes lelt above tbe mill.
• I Mias Winifred Hadley Is at home forenoon and dried tbe amount of the his right hand, is uut improving very ecutors of the estate of Elizabeth J
Selfridge, deceased, to George Fish­
i he proper'y where tbe boom was for the holidays.
Dall ctbe. whisk brooms, meu
bill he owed. He may atwy in jail 55 fast. It is thought be will lose bi>
er; lots 1 and 4, bik 16, cyiginal plat pictures, tooth brushes, toilet
located has hrs the scene of dirfioul-
lay*, not having the money with arm.
of
Eugene.
$308
85
ty ueiuie. in uh suuimor of 1903 a
which tn pay tbe fine.
brasbes, combs, toy trunks, di,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
«d between Messrs.
I
Kissinger A Ladd, attorneys for
sewing machine needles, oil, gi
Rexfoid Eugene Myers and Eugenia boards and games, air guns at x
in regard to driving
Kjie and II
Jackson, have filed a notice of appeal
—
\
Snow; Conrad MyerB, witness.
piling theno.
both claiming tbe • Jasper Dec. 26. Gainey Jacoby, ot to the circuit court.
reasonable prices.
33 East L
Eugene,¡Or., Deo. 27, 1905.
Percy G Brsdway and Frances L street.
lit
A oo i
i commenced by Mr. Jaepsr, closed a very successful three
L. E. Bean appeared as counsel for
Anderson, Mrs. Molly.
Gardiner; E Gardiner, witness.
1', j
I m I... . ..jult court to restrain 1 moukhs term of school at Edeuvaie tbe itate in the absence of L»eputy
Brown, O S
Mr. Hurd from euteriug on tbe i Friday, Dec. 2’2. An excellent pro­ District Attoruey J. M. Williams.
Robsrt. E Odell aud Charlotte M
Dr. Lowe is the only excXoat’8
Chandler, Mrs. Emmett.
property or building a boom thereon j ram was reudered to a large crowd of
Welle;
D F Wells, witness.
| oian. Has bad over eigl/asen 5
Jackion was arrested at Corvallis
Days,
Mrs.
M.
J.
aud to recover damages. A year or 1 visitor* by tbe school. The scholars, yesterday and brought heck to Eu
MINING LOCATION.
! experience, sixteen of wblcb tas been
Day, W. Al.
so later the case was decided and the with tbe aid of their teacher, put up gene hy Deputy Sheriff Bown last
' spent in Oregon. He is iu Engene
H
E
Wood
lecates
“
Magnus
”
min-
Emrnouv, E. E.
court Issued a decree finding that a beautiful Christmas tree, which was evening.
to stay.
iug claim, Blue River district.
Ivy, Mrs. J. T.
Ws. Kyle was the rightful owner of I eojoyed by all.
H
E
Wood
locates
“
Superlative
”
Ivy, Albert.
P1G3 FOR SALE—Some of the fine t
the properly anil forbidding Mr Hurd
mining claim, Blue River district.
O. 1. C. pigs iu rhe st»te for »ale,
Mia* Bertha Sargent, of California,
Mont,
Mrs.
Kittle.
to Interfere with hie possession of the
about one-third off. Want to clots
PROOF OF LABOR.
closed a very successful three months’
Murphy. N.
asms. About thia time a contract be­
them out by January 20, 1906 8.
term of school at Jasper Friday, De­
Park, Mrs. XV. M.
J C Brat*aln files proof of lal or ou
V. McGuire, corlh end ot Madison
tween the parties was made by which
cember 22. The many friends that she
Peterson, Mrs. Mary.
“Sim” mining claim, Blue River dic-
street.
Mr. Hurd agreed to pay Mr. Kyte the
made while here regret to tee her
Ruuyard. Clem.
tricr.
sum of $llri<i for the property. A boom
FARM FOR «ALE OR RENT-Con-
depart.
Stanley, Mrs. Henry M.
George Fisher tiles proof o’ labor ou
tains over 801 acirs,si’uated in Clo­
also had been constructed on the land
Articles
ot
incorporation
for
the
Stair,
L.
P.
“Mayday," “Mayflower” and “Prin­
Tbe Christmas tree Saturday even­
verdale valley; 125 acres ot timber,
by Hurd tr hold logs for the mill.
Great
Western
Mining
and
Milling
'
100 acres of plow 'and and bslaucs
J. L. PAGE, P. M.
cess” mining claims, Blue River dis­
Mr. Kyle Inlurtns us that thia pur­ ing was a great success. Miss Sargent Company have been filed; main office,
in grass. Over ‘200 head of «‘»ttl«
trict.
chase monev has never been paid, al­ deserves great praise for gettiug up Portland; authorized capital stock,
were kept tb«r« last winter, being
PROBATE COURT.
ted only three diys. lie pine* has
though be requested Mr.Hurd at vari­ such a nice program, whi- h was great­ $250,000; scene of work, Blue River, WHO MAY VOTE AT
a good house, running water in
ous times to attend to the matter; ly enjoyed by all. There were many Lane couuty.
Estate of Abner C Wharton, deceas­
rhe officers are: L.
ELECTION JAN. 2
house and out to garden, also me-
laso that some two months ago be nice and valuab'e presents. Mr. and H. Bartlett, president and manager;
ed. Probable value of property. $4500.
ning water to trough to the biro.
Mr*.
K.
G.
Callison
received
a
quilt,
notified Mr. Hurd to remove his
Martha M Whartou appointed admin­
Eugene, Or., December 26, 1905.
Two barns, one 70x60, on the piso*.
L. C. Holboru, vice president; 1. A.
A good orch-rd.
Address J. K-
properly from that belonging to Kyle. I oc which were tbe names of tbeir Dutcher, secretary and treasurer,
T H Garrett. W K Hardie
Mr. Editor:—From numerous in­ istratrix
Beller*. 249 Lawrence street, Eu­
The land has l ean recently trans- j many frieuds arouud Jasper and these being directors, with M. D. quiries received by me there seems and T Berlin named as appraisers.
gene, Or.
tarred h* Wm. Kvle to the Florence 1 Pleauaut llill.
Crumb, A. B. Hurst and P. A. San to be some confusion lu tbe minds cf
Lumber Co.
the
people
as
to
who
ace
legally
entl-
‘
fcrJ. Manager Bartlett states that
fl. W. Bard left Sunday for Eugene I
thorough development Is to be com- tied to vote ou tbe boud Issue ques
end we understand ha went for tbe
msuced on the property at once, tbe tlon at the «p^cisl elecion called for
pnrposw of consulting »ttofey» and
group
adjoining the Lucky Boy mine, that pirrove, to be held January 2,
At Drain, Douglas county, Oregon,
commence legal proceeding«
We did
1916.
on tbe evening of Saturday, Deer mher which is operated on a large scale.
not bare an opnorinulty to Interview
In order to put the voters right,and
‘23, Attorney Dell V. Kuykeudall, of
answer the inyiirie* recieved.l woul-T*
him and obtain bis version of ths
Klamath Falls, to Miss Zella Mires,
matter.
ask space In your valuable paper to
of Drain. Tbe groom Is ihs sou of
state the law bearing npon tbe qnes- !
liou. Wm. Kujksudail, of this citv,
tlon.
aud lbs bride Is tbe accomplished
Tbe charter of the city,sec. 26, pro
daughter of deujamni Mires, a mer­
vldes that "No person shall be enti­
chant of Drain.
Tbe bappy couple
Ladies' Outing Flannel
Canned Corn.
Lis Garred and Zip Yarnell created tled to vote al any munciual election
will reside In Klamsih Fails, where
h disturbance at tbe BijoQ theatre of tbe city who to uot a qualified vot­
Three can* Standard Corn......... 25c
Gowns.
Mr. Kuykendall baa buaiuess Inter­
Ji*. Davie, at bls home o.i the hot* ests. The GuarJ j< Ins In congratula- ls«t night and were this morning Hued er of tbe state of Gregor, who has not
S 1.75 quality this week at $1.25
$7.50 each for being drank aud disor­ t>een a resident of tbe city of ¿ugene
tom just acroae the Eugene bridge, Hous to tbe baipy couple.
Tomat»oes.
Si.50 quality this week at $ 1.00
derly.
had a couple of valuable brood sows
fur three months next preceding.”
Three can* Standard Tomatoes... 25c
Frank Edwards was drunk yeeter-
51.25 quality this week at
85c
die very mysterloualy tbla morning,
A q us 11 fled voter of tbe state of Or­
At the r**ldenc* of the groom'a pa­ -try. lie was given tlx days' work on egon Is “every white male cltlren of
while a th r i Is missing, altogether a
85c quality this week at
60c
Gold Dust.
love of $101» as they were due with rente, Nr. and Mr*. Geo. E. Gibbs, in the e'reeta. not having any mouey tbe United States of tbe age of 21
Pvr package..... .......................... 20c
years aud upwards, who shall have re­
pigs In Eobruerr.
lie believes they Acme, on 8und*y »veiling, I‘•camber with which to pay a fine.
Men’s and Boys’ Hats.
Wm. Concert wea arrested tor beg­ sided in the state during the six
were poisoned. Nil halt grown kittens 17, 1906, George H. Gibbs and Mies
nave also teen taken front his place Mira II oat on, Ke*. T. A. Yost offi­ ging. Judge Dorris give him a ''float- mentbs Immediately preceding such
All $3.CO Flats this week st... $2 25
Cool Oil.
er” this morning an I tbe fellow Im­ election, end every white male ot for­
the last few day*. Ills neighbors also ciating
AU$2. *
5 week at...
2 OO
Per gallon ............ .. .................... 2a
mediately left town.
bar, lost valuable cats
eign tlrtb of tbe age of '21 years and
All $2.00 Hat* thia week at
1 50
upwards, who shall have resided in
All $1.50 Hats this week at.
| OO
Percy U. Brad way and Miss Frances
Use White RJver Flour.
tui* state daring the six months Im
To the Members of the Oregon L. Gar liner were united In marriage
mediately preceding such election,
a* the home of tbe ’•ride’s father, J. F.
Fire Rd'ef Association
and aball have declared bls Intention
Ga diner, 2no Blair arrest ou Christ­
to become a citizen of the United
mas Day at 10 a. tn., Rev. J. & Mc-
You are hereby notified that the Callum, pator of tbe First Chrlatlao
States one yea* preceding rich elec
annual meeting of the association will church, pe forming tbe . ■ ■ irony in
tlon.”
G. W. Taylor has pnrebaeed th*
lx held at Bums' ball, lu McMlnt - tbe preneuse et a large c upaoy of
Property qoaliflcalion Is not r«-
leng building occnpled by tbe Com­ qnlred, and neither is It required
vllle, Oregon, oo Tuesday, January !>. friends and relative*.
A 25c purchase makes you a customer.
mercial Clot bowling alley and will that tbe voters »ball have registered.
1906, at 10:90 a. in,, for the purpose
See the set. It is worth having.
tear I* down, using th* material tn Every person possessing tbe qnallflca
of electing three trustees and attend­
At the borne of the ollt ting min- erect a two-story store building at
ing to snob other business as tray
rlon, an a bora delned, Is a legal voter
Isler. Eider J. H. Moore,
■ Cbrlst- Fairmount.
It will be located no and entitled to vote on the bond Iseue
properly come before tbe meeting
Lucretl*
mas day W alter Shri nor »
Mr. Taylor's lot on East Thirteenth question at tbe Ovmlng special elec
All member* are respectfully invited
Mmor. oth of Clack ar -
They ars street aud will be 24x42feet In dimen­
lien.
to atleud tbla meeting.
visiting »Itb tldor Moo
lor a few sions Tbe upper floor will be need
U E. BEAN.
j
W. C. HAGERTY,
Phone Main 63.
N. E. Cor. 9th and Oak St.
days.
oo a dance ball. ___________________
Secretary,
___ __________
City Attorney.
SIUSLAW FRA-
TERNAL ELECTIONS
THt HUKD-KÏLE
DIFFICULTY
Natron Items
Crow Items
JACI$SONjFiNED
THIRTY DOLLARS
Letter List
NEW BLUE RIVER
MINING COMPANY
Married
JOSEPH DAVIES’
CODS POiSONED
FOR. THIS WEEK!
1OO MUCH TOM
AND JERRY
Best Cane Sugar $5.50 per Sack*
18 Pounds $1.00.
ANOTHER BUILDING
AT FAIRMOUNT
Saturday evening, January 6, we will pre­
sent to one of our customers a
42 Piece Dinner Set Absolutely Free
I. T. N1CKLIN,