Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 07, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textit! DAILY EUGENE GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. IMIill.liwI every cvculngul the trees, 8uwla aicu-l. AdilrcM all comiaualcatloua, ami miko til ruinltlaucei aLjratile to lh Kesia OlUkU, Kuseue. OreKon. SUll.KII'iloS KATKH: (DAILY.) Djllrered by carrier, per week K Delivered bv carrier, tr month W By mall, olio year (in advance) 6 tK' Hlxniuiillii tu One month w Ul'l.,l.,Vtf.l..( 6 Will not U lent by mall to any addreal. 'or any length of time, union paid in advance. VKKKl,r.) Una year (lu advance) W 00 Kl muutha 1 00 Vlvortlrinx ratea made known on application. Entered aa eoond-olaM matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poatoflloe. EASTERN OFFIOK-2JO to 2H Temple Court, New York City. E. KATZ, Agent. THURSDAY, - JANUARY 7. Jill. SCOTT, BE KAIB. Siiletn Journol: "In the Ore gonian of January 4th is a scorch ing arruigmnent of the fee system in Oregon, and as usual, tlio whole ByBtein is mado lo center over the head of Secretary Kincaid. He is the only official who is made a tar get for specific charges, and there is a conspicuous silence about all other official". Mr. Kincaid is charged with collecting all kinds of fees that be never collects, and that a simple adherence to truth would show he does not receive. If Mr. Scott's paper would be fair about these things it would have far more influence with the people, and holp bring out a reform the sooner. "Such a campaign of reform can only havo one result. It will gath er all the supporters ol the fee Bys tem in the legislature around Mr. Kincaid, and, 4a protco'.ing him against a malovolont personal at tack, thoy will insist that nothing shall be done to abolish the fee sys tem that docs not ineludo tho gov ernor, treasurer, school superin tendent, clerk of Ilia supreme court, the Buprome court, oto., etc., and all can soo that nothing will enmo of it, and tho big fea-grabbors will os oape, while Harvoy Scott lias wroakod his porsonal Bplto on ono man he does not like. "Tho Orogonian's representative seems to havo instructions to dig up all he can to make the iccrctary oll'onsive to tho pooplo, and be silent about all the other abuses. Perhaps that is why never a word appears about tho unconstitutional salary and perquisites of the gov ernor and treasurer, and yet they sit on all the boards that Kincaid uVs.and each draws identically the same pay that Kincaid does. And so ou through the list. Harvoy Scott's nophow is private secretary to tho governor, and gets in addi tion to bis large salary of 11500 a year, pay as clerk of half a dozen boards, and $10 a monlh for mere ly certifying to a bill for the eleo Irjo lights. Hut no one is mean enough to say any of these gentlo- men collect their pay and s.tlaries U honestly or with any diabolical intention U oppress the people. Thoy simply take what tho law givos thorn, and the laws were passed by legislatures completely dominated by Joe Simon, Harvey Scott, and their republican satel lites, for the past twenty years. Tlio men who can hold up their hands and say with Thomas JellVr son, they never used their official position for private profit are scarce in these days." The Hallos Chronicle supResls that the legislature, by way of ro- furm, do away with tho supreme court sessions at Pendleton. It says the term was only twtablished thereby the legislature to dodge, the requirements of the constitu tion and pay the supreme judges 1 1300 per year more than the sal ary allowed them under the con stitution. The decision of the supreme court that all slate Insti tutions bo located at S.ilem may piKibly apply t.i the sipreme court. "Pon't expect prosperity to come back with a jump," says .Major Mo Kinley's peri on a I org.tn over in Chicago. ''Wo w .n't" says the Kansas City Times. "If she enters with a glide, or a thrcc-o'clock-in-the-morning stagger; if she moses in on ono leg; nav, if she even chassez backwards on her surcin gle, or waltzes gently forward on her car, we'll welcome lur and brUBh the dust off tho beit seat in the house for her to sit on. It don't make ono dif of Utterance how she comes, but tho whennees of her coining is a matter of preat interest." The Dalles T.-M.: Jonathan Bourne will be fairly in the swim when the legislature convenes ntxl week. Not satisfied with estab lishing himself in ono of the. finest rosidonces in tho state capital, he has rented ton rooms in the El dridue block where he will open headquarters during the session. But Jonathan is just enough of a politician to keep his own council, and nobody knows what methods will bo pursued in those olegint quarters." To Cure a Cold lu One Day. Take Laxative lironio Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund tliu money If it falls to cure. 25c, Unity Items. Jan.C, ".n. Sir Frank Bailey, of Eugene, was In this vicinity Sunday. Mr ME Edwards and DM Hol brook left Iters (Saturday for Philo math to enter Hie normal school. MisaKstella Hyland has gone to Drain to take the Teacher's course In tli normal school. Mr. McKarland lias bought a piece of land ou Wlilinherry and Is building a cabin on it. It C Edwards and Geo Breeding vis ited Eugene Saturday. MrShep Smith passed here on his way to Eugene lor a load of supplies for the camp. ltuv lllackwell'a pulpit was filled by Il4v Wilinot Hominy. The roads are very bad this winter on account of tlio cold freezing weather. Mr J D Xwet, who some time ago so niysterlnualy disappeared, leaving Ills family, has shown up In Pendleton. C'ok. Harper's Jlii.ar: Mrs. Smith (thoiiiilitfiillv'l I am afrnld 1 shall ha to stop giving Hubby that tonic tlio doctor loft for him. Mr Smith (anxiously) Why, Isn' lie any bettor? Mrs Hinlth Oil, jc! Hut lie hits slid down tho banister six times this morn ing, brokon the hall lamp, two vases, a pitcher and a looklng-gln-i, and I don't feel as if I could s'and much more. Tld Hits: Mrs Henry Peek (whoso mother lias been visiting them for over four months) I don't know what to buy mother for a Christinas present do you? Henry Peck Yes! liny her a traveling bag. The seed of a maple Is provided with a contrivance like the (nil of a Hslt or the rudder of a ship. When this seed Is sepaiated from the tree, particularly If the breeze la blowing, the rudder Imparts to tho seed a revolving motion, somewhat similar to that for the pro peller of a sli I p, and the germ of the future tree Is thus transported often hundreds effect ftom the parent stock Found tleid I There . nnmrthlng' o Khocklng about mitten death that the tuerr inrntnm of H urmrhc the nervi-n of urmilive people. Milliotiftor people pray for delivetnmT (tora It. KveiT SumUy in evrry KpUeotul church in t.u wot Id, thet? wonl me nm : " From In. lie, iiiul minder and autklrn death, Good l.urd, dcl.vrr ua." Jintwhv uddrn death ahonM t tthock itiR, and dentil after liugrtinir diert cuy to bear, would pur It ny one lo tell. It would aeem uX it wuuUl be more terrible to ate me loved one waiting awav, daily becoming weaker d.iilv tUpping lowatd a death no lea certain itccauac it wan Mnw in tvniitt(f. Conmntlicn caur mote death than hait dieiiHc more th.n cholera more thun yellow fever more than any other diM-ne the world ha ever known. And yet people are carrier aKntt it. A man in daiiRrr of ftmldrn death fiom heatl dt tae can avoid the danger atmply by keeping fiutet and avoiding excitement Commit p liuti goe right on with it deadly work, mi matter what the man doet or how he con duct hi in v If, if he doesn't tVe the right medicine to cure it. Consumption affect the whole NhW. It U a blood dtene. It pctmctU t the whole M'tcm. It ahowa in the lung Wc.tme the Mood goea to the lung for purification. It mniti impurities there to be made puie. ll there iMoomiuh impurity, the lung arc over worked wcr loaded the imputitr atopt there. The germ of due a-e stop there. They deelop and multiply and then consumption t.ik definite for in. Ir. 1'ierce'a t'.olden Med ical Itvve!y cure o pr cent, of all cac of comumpticn. lingering Cvmrha, throat and bronehi.il dictc if it i taken acomb ing to direction. Get it at dtug atorea ; Warn alt aWut it in lr. Tierce' great page work, "Common Sen Medical Ad yier." aeut ratsK on receipt of at one cent atampa to cover ct of maUiPf ctlr. It CAntam mt p-ige pfuelv lUuMrated. It i a venuKc nirdtt ,il lilirarv, complete in one yvdume. livery Umilr ahould rnw a csmT ft niW rvtetrnce in cie of vmlden aii kne or aeeidmt. World lhpi'niaty Midical Aaaociatiju, UutUlo, N. V. City Marshal's Sale. Notice is hereby given that I did on the 24th day of December, I8IKJ, take up within the corporate limits of tho city of Eugene In compliance with section 3 of ordinance Nr 82, and will oiler for sale at public auction to the highest bidder at Hangs' Liver htable in said city, the following described horse to-wit: One bay mare, 15 hands high, weight 1100, 8 or 0 years old, black mane and tail, no brands That I will sell the above described animal on Thursday the 21st day of January, 1897, to satisfy the fee for taking up and the costs and expenses of sale. Terms, cash. H J Day. Marshal of the City of Eugene. It would be hard to convince a man Buffering from bilious colic that his agony is due to a microbe with an uu pronouncable name. Hut one dose of DeWltt's Collo and Cholera Cure will convince him of Its power toali'ord instant relief. It kills pain. Osburn & DeLano. Farm fur Sale. 100 acres of land for sale cheap at Elk prairie, 24-uille west of Eugene. 80 acres in cultivation and 20 acres more can be placed in cultivation at small expense. Good residence, barn and outhouses, also a full lino of ma chinery used on a first-class farm. IS head of cows and some young cattle, 30 bead of hogs, chickens, etc. The property will be sold entire for $3,000. I was offered at one time $ 4,000 for the land, Tills is a great bargain. Laud buyers are invited to come and look over the place Hks Itrsii, Hale rostofllce. Lane county, Ore. Many merchants are well aware that their customers are their best friends and take pleasure in supplying them with tho best goods obtainable. As an instance we mention Perry & Came ron, prominent druggist of Flushing, Michigan. They say: "We have no hesitation In recoinmonding Cham berlain's Cough remedy to our cus tomers, as it is the best cough med icine we have ever sold, and always gives satisfaction For saio at 25 and 0 cents per boltlu by Unburn i DeLano. Special School Sleytlllif. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School district No 4, of Lane county, statu of Oregon, that a special school meeting of said district will be held at the Court house 111 Liigeuc, Oregon, on the 10th day of January, 1807, at 7 o'oloolt In the uftvrnoou, for the following objects: To levy a tin; to pay oft the indebtedness of the dls trictand Interest thereon and to 'run the public schools for the ensuing year. Attest: Wm I'hkston, Chairman Hoard of Directors. Gko F Chaw, District Clerk. Wock of .'rarer. Services at the 1st I'resbyterian church each evening this week liegln nlng at 7 o'clock. CONGBKUATIONAI. C'ltlim.11. The week of prayer will be observed at the Coug'l this week by special prayer meeting eveiy eveiilmt except rjaturday at 7 o'clock. It C Kiiooks, l'astor. He comfortable while traveling in cool weather. The I'nion I'aclllo heats its trains throughout by steam heat from the engine, thus making every part of all Its cars plcaaanl mid com fortable. It also lights its cars by tlie Celebrated I'lutM-h light, making thrin brilliant at night. Passengers carried dally on the fast mall, which hnviw Portland nt 7 p m. For sin-plug car leservatious, tickets, or InforinaUon, call on or nddrexs K J Mcl'laiiahan, agent, K igene. Ore. Xoliee. Kt'UKNK, Or., Jan. 6, 1S07. Totiik Kahmkrsok I.ankI'oi ntv: You are resiwetlvely riMHested lo moot at the court house In Fugene, Feb. 0th, 1SH7, at 1 o'clmk pin, for tlie puriHwe of orgnnising a Fanners' Protective Association. All are in vited to be present on the above date. J C ItH'ilAKbsos. John Whs v. For a aln lu the chest a piece of flannel daniened Willi CliniuU rlnin's i'ain Halm ami bound ou over the a' of tlie pain, and another on tie buck between tlio stioulders, will llord , prompt relief. This hi rspeelallv vnl- j liable in easts where the pain I causa d I by a cold ninl then1 Is a tendency to ward pin union in. For sale by I tMiurn A IVI.aun. I I've a M-crvt in my luart, fwovi Marie, ! .V ta!e I would Inipar:, I Sw.i t Marie: If you'd even fairer In Von must nlwnys uv Parks' I . a Vhe iir.,.nA-ein,.nt yon uti) mi, t l M ui. A'L! ty A Yt.-ttMimv. His' t ake wrappers :.rv m,rili I ei nl api,,v Ak for the pr, no un li k. Hall A Son. CtO. B. DORRiS. Attorney and CkMnsellor-ut-Law, I'KACTICE IN THK C JUK'1'3 W of the Second Judicial Dirti let and m n. riuureioe Co-Jrt of thia SUte. Special attention (riven to collection! ana natters in probate. . O. A. tiOKBIH. L. 1.. STEVKUb DORRIS & STEVENS. Attorns y-at-La w, KL'GENE. OKEOON V.Tltl Over Lane County liank. L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-Law, EUGENE, OHEOON. dines OrerFlrat National Bam. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OKFicE-Onc-half nlocik south ol ChrUman Block, EUGENE, : I OREGON. J. J. WALTON, , Attorney-at-Lgw, EbtlKNK, UHEOCN. ll.:ke n-nta'rB, Walton's lan;k. .Mil i'o d Keiicrui law prui.'.lcc in all tlie court 1 tills State. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Uooms I aud 2 over First National ISaiik. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Sumeon. Office up-ataira in Shelton botm ( vur Geo. T. Hall & tion a grocery store Private telephone inside tlie door for calls day or night. J. S. LUCKKY, of S3 WEI. 31 212., Watches and Clocks Kepairctl. DR. J. W. HARRIS, Physician and Surgeon (i:ico over Hendurxon A Ltuu'sDruR HUiro. 'it'FiCB HuOBf. to 124. m.; It to 6 mid 7 K',i rui'v-Kwrrr Btrt-ct txtivtPii 1-tb ml 14" h PR. G. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Pflt'i only flrnt-clHsjc work. Thu liitost tiri' prnvemciitfl uswl. Tt-rinfi iniMlpitiie. Otlit't'iiml rt-HkU.iu'e ou (Hivo ntre't, Irutwwn fifth and sixth Btrt'tt), one block west of Mlnnsou HOTEL EUGENE, W. O. ZEIGLER, Prop. Willamette Strd, Eugene, Oregon. Htadquirtert for Commercial Men. Free Sam pi flmml KHKK r n " W. KUYKEfiDALL, H. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrisman Dlook. Hpertttt httf ntlon ti turnery mid .uric Ira: dls J. M.VII.LIAM8, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. .XLI.KCTIONtl A SPKTIAI.TY. OITlee over Ine Ct-unvy Brink. ' Eugene Street Sail h j.y. TIMK CARI1. After the 4tli of Oct. 1SH. tlio atnt cam will run on tlie following soliednl.. tune until mttlier noll.o. I.KAVINU TI1K DKI'OT. 7 :10-7:40.8:10 S:tO :li-ft:40 I0AK1 . in. then every liaif hour. I.KAVKTIIK VMVICIISTV. , 7:2.i-7:55 8:iVS:.V)-ft:;-li:5010:1.5 a. in., liieii every nan itour. t ars will leave promptly on lime. It. W. ili),lli;N. Old Kentucky . LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. RENSKAW, Proprietor. - Kn v - he Heft brands of WHISKEY, BRAHDY, BIN, -ANll- All Kinds of Wines. Ali ll.' C.l.l.r-iKd SCHI.IT. Mll.W.rivl': HKKIto.. draolu. Th2 Eugene 6.-antt and Harilj IVorls, W. W. MARTIN, Prop., Mill hiiTo arripV iwn ! r,i itn k- nwltit ) t.nvt- lit ,;.c i,,r,i h . ln-.frr r:- of tnonntnt-ni! w,ri In a-M.llr.n lo Mart. a.,., i. finite I n-r, n.. I M'prrl ( fun.:.'. u k'.n.!...( .lv.-.! . tt(. . (. a t tiri ng (..r Wm- ir I.i'a. H nl-I't," Work.ctr .ml (rx-m l' .n.tvr .Ya min-. Haw . B. KiKis, J a.. ('aaiiU" First National Ol Eugene, PzU un lash CbdIUI 50,0(10, Surplus and Proflls, $50,000 Eugene - uregon i A tfBDeral bankinir bn-iutxw done on rowi)ii j .i.T. k;..u. nn NKW YOliK. rHii'irriV HAN KlANC18CO aud POliT- TjA.N1, ORKliON. . ! Le.Ktiu received ubieut to oheck or certifi Kill ot exchange som on ioreKu tui. , cate deait. All collection eutnuieu 10 ub wm reueivc prompt attention. Lans County Bank. (KaUWlshed In 1682.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. J. M. ABKAM8, Cashier. A. G. HOVKY, Jr., Asst.Cashr. J. L. PAGE, DEAl-EK IN Groceries Having a Largo aud Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought in the bust markets, EXCLUSIVELY F03 CASH, 1 can oiler the public better prices than any other house lu Eugeue. Prodnrc of all Kinds tatoi at Market Prices. EUGENE-FLORENGE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS,Proprietor. Stnie leaves Eiiucno MoikIiivs and Thiirtidays at 6 a iu, and arrives in Flor ence at 4 p in tlie day following. KetiiriiiuR stuco lenveB Florence Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 a in and arrives ill Koelie at 0 p ni tlie (lay fol lowing. KISUI.B FA H K .' 'i00 KUtlNUTHtl'..'. WOO Ticket for Hftlfi at K. Itanffs' Uverv bam, Ku itene, a' at ilurd A liiivuni.irt'" olliiv lu Flor- EUGENE-LEABURG. . UtTt'iiftcr 1 will run a dull? itHno between KtiKi'im ami l.t'Hbunt, t'rciKiit . d bHk'p-Ku tthuultl lie Ifft Ht my Htablu the evening Ix-fore (K'itrtiire of the hIhrp. snijre leaves Kuveno Ht fi a m, arriving at Ia burn at 11 m. KvtnniiiiK, a.aK lvavei IR burs at 1 p m, arrlvltiR In hiipcne at 6 p in. Central Market; I PROPRIETORS. j Wiilkecji ccnstantlr en hand a full suppl) if BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, SVlileh they will -ell at the lowest market prices. j A fiir Siiirs ol lie pntllc catronag: sjiuiiei :-TO Tfl I-fKA KM Kits.-: We will pay the highest market price for Fat Catlle, Hosaud Hheep. Shop on Willamette St., KUUliNK, OREGON. Mvat. rt.liverwl to any pari ot tho city iim ol iharK(-. J. F. FORD, (Kvat.rlint.) I 'If la M .in... I..w, wri'. nudfr .iat of .Marrh .r. l. j i: S. It. Mko. Mm. I'O., Piifnr, Oretrot;. (f.:TI..:MI.:V! (Ill nrrk.h. I I. . jwet-k, I found nil well and anxiously ....... , , ouie Kin, eiRlll ai,one- I liaif yearx old, who had waited awav to :ts M.iiiiiU, la now well, stronit and vigorous, ami well tlexhed up. H H 'foiiKh Cure m done Itn work well! , It th oftheohilclreii like it. Your H 11. Couifh Cure ha cured and kept away all hoarsn. from imo. Ho Hve t to every one, with wreetiiiKs for all. 1 vnshliiKynu pnis-ritv, we are Smith, 51k. ami Miw. I. K. Kori 1 'iii'lKra p.IO.. unarantee " c-im. r. r bottle bt ail JrtuxUu A CUP T. G.llUU'BICKS, rrHfitlrnt AT D IL3 IN I ;t al VerlntoD th inw ami itort ' tSOHaMal 0. R.TI, FOR ALL POINT8 EAST. LEVE DEPOT fIFTH AND HTBEEH ABIjlvt Thu FuHt M&11. vlt HiTTTT lngtou Bait Iake, Omtht or Kunkai City, or ?1 bjto kane. MiuneapoUi nd St. Paul, with through Mrvlce to Kaetern cltlei. For Pendleton, La Grande Baker City, Walla Walla, l'ayton, Colfax, Pullmau Moscow and Idaho mining Ktattlfini. ! 7:00 P l j Kallf. 7&prr 1:30am ( Local mixed train for i Hood River, The Uallea sao A M le V Ually. 8:00 pm tana liuormcaiaie points. Throush Pullman ileeDeri. tourixt ad reclining chair cars are attached to through For all Information, ratei, etc., call at clt office, corner Washington and Third itreeu ruTimuu, ur kuuium W. H. HDRLBURT. E. MCNEILL, aeuertliAgeM. Keceiver and Manager, rortland, Oregon. . J. UcCLANABAN, Agent, EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF THE The SouthernPaciflc Co, Eipreas Tralgs Leave Portland Dally South I I NortlT 8.50 p m L Portland Ar 8:lu 1 1 Eueena . X,v I 3.09 a m 1:S'J a m L,v 11:15 am I Ar San Kranciaco L v I 7:00 r m Above trains stop at East Portland, Orepoo Citv, Woodburn,-6alemf Turner, Alarii.u, Jetferann, Albany, Tangent, Sbedds, llaWy, Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, CreV well, Cottage Grove, Drain, and all station from Kofleburw to Ashland induaive. BOSUDBO MAIL, OA1LT. 8.30 a ra:Lv Portland Arl4.40 (m 2.04 p m.Lv Eogan LvlL20am 5.20 p mAr Itoaeburg Lv8 00 am 1HM PASSENOEB, DAILY. 4jpul, Portland, Ar10:15am 6:15 pmA Salem, Lv8KXIam. DINING CABS ON OODEN ROUTE. FULLMA5 BUFFET SLEEPESfl SFCOKD CLASS SLEEPING CAES, Attaohed to all through trains. West Side Division. PORTLAND AID 00BVALLI8 BETWEEN HAU. TRAIN DAILY (EIOIPT SDHDAT.) 7:W a m I Lv Portland Ar I 6.20 pm 12:15 p m Ar Corvallli Lv 1:35 p m At Albany and Oorvallii connect with train of Oregon Central & Eastern Railway, IIFBISS TRA1H DAILY (EXOXPT BDRDAT.) 4:4.'. pm L Portland Ar I 86 a m 7:26 p m I Ar McMlnnvllle Lv 6)0 a m THROUGH TICKETS to 11 PoinU In the Eastern States, Canada and Europe oan De outainea at lowest rates Irom L. G. ADAIR, Agent, Engen: K KOEH I.EH, E. P KOOKIIS, olanaver. Ant. G. F. knd Paaa A'a' rOKTliANIl. OKV.OOf A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal PtWPLEXIOIl U POWDER If POZZONi'S Combines every element ol Deauty and punty. It is beauti fying, soothine, healine. health- ful, and harmless, and when rightly used is invisible. A most delicate and desirable Drotection to ine tace m this climate. Intlrt npea having tht ftnalne. IT IS FOR ftntE EVERYWHERE. HAVE A DATE?, California Laxative Dates, (Glace.) Are a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Does not gripe or sicken the stomach. It is the coming laxative. Excellent for children. Henderftor A I.inn run toll yon more about them. fcfc IIIWH W UuMditaur orihatnllo.tJrtBrrO fin, taqnlm n sfaanc 9f 4m W D.uMout, RiarrariU or v4iaa asa pRcvttmyt u u Ml ; h it in Of tmtm WrtftlfcT"-- M t-t, ffff CURKi:;: . centa, Kufrii, t ?nn flraoiirs EfoniQ-ceieni. SplanrtH raratlt rnt for Krrrm w HsaHsi-K.. Hn.n !' aSa .asl.iti . KlMUltMaMM Loporial or tr-iHir; N.-rrajBia; alio for Kh , man m, .mu, mutit i iumtn, " ,-ll-ijia. Aurmn. Ai -i t.- lor THE ARNOLD CHtMlCAL CO. 1 61 , WttUr. A.u. CHICAa OR. f .i.X '..' Sl'-JK 3 STEEL fiiiD mW?X F3LL6 liabtocr on th m.-k. krtu. t UU. Uiciunt aokl oal by