Ik (oral is Ike if ot kaklag prr
kaowa. Artaal laauakaw it (omow
Mr fartlwr tkaa aar atkar kraaa;
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
ftovAL ftAHtNa fowrm en., rv vok.
DAILY ETW' GU1RD.
the
Popular Brands of
Clear Havana
nd Domestic
Cigars at
Julias Goldsmith's
HeaflQUirten Eugene Sodt Co..
THURSDAY -
APRIL, 21
Union couveullou ntxt Friday.
Get one of tha new bells at Dunn's
before they are all goue.
Crescent Bicycle?.
F L Chambers.
(Second larga shipment of wiill paper,
just received by Qiiflln Hardware
Co.
The Creacent bicycle tlila year at $35
la nearer your n.omja vrrtii tha
ever befoie put out.
Take your "Victoria" lawn mower to
F L Cliambera and ct It sharpened
free before May 1.
C 1) Combs at P O Grocery will
duplicate any prices made by any
grocer In Lane county
Now In the time to prune aud spray
your trees, F L Chambers can fit you
out with the proper outfit.
Hon D 0 Pauhman, of Hebron, la
one of the allver republican delegates
to the Union convention which meets
tomorrow.
The largest and most complete line
of wall paper ever brought to Eugene
li on exhibition at the store of Urifllu
Hardware Co.
The Wood Bawyera Union will meat
at the council room Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. By order o( the
Committer,
The Daily Guard subscription list
Is growing in a most encouraging
manner. All the news all the time
Delivered at your door for 60 cents par
month.
The Moy Quoy doporlatlon caso at
Portland was continued on tin docket
' until today in Judge Bellinger's court.
Chief of Police Stiles Is la attendance
as a witness.
Albany Democrat, April 20: Mr and
Mrs Kola Nets returned last evening
from their bridal trip to Portland and
have begun housekeeping In one of the
Mason cottages.
If you are going East ou a busliiocs
trip or ou a visit now Is the time to go.
Aud when yoj go take the Northern
Paclrlo for they are selling tickets at
reduced rates. For full inlorinatlou
call on or address It McMurphy, Cluu-
ral Agent, Eugene, Oregon.
juaxatlve Ilroiuo Quinine Tablets
move the bowels gently, relievos the
oough, cures the feverish condition aud
headache, making it the best and
quickest remedy for coughs, colds and
la grippe. Cures In one day. "No
jure, no pay. 11 Prlco 2fi cents. For
rale bv Wllkius fe Linn.
I was reading an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Cello, Cholera anil
Diarrhoea llvmedy In the Worchester
Enterprise recently, which leads me to
write this. I can truthfully say J
never used any remedy equal to It for
collo aud diarrhoea. I have never
had to use more than one or two doses
to cure the worst case with mysell or
children. W A Stroud, Popomoke
City,Md, For sale by Ostium & Dc
I.nuo, diuggleta.
"A word to the wise Is sufficient1
aud a word from the wise should b
suniciont, but you ask, who are tha
wise? Those who kuow. The oft re
peated experience of trustworthy per
sons mav betaken for knowledge. M
W M Terry says Chambei Iain's Couli
Itamedy glvea bettor satisfaction than
any other in the market. He lias been
In the drug business at Elktou, Ky,
for twelve years; has 'old hundreds of
bottles of this remedy and nearly all
other cough inedlclnus manufactured,
which shows conclusively that C'liniu
berlaiu'a Is the most satisfactory to the
people, aud la the brut. For sale by
Oaburn & DeLano, druggists.
no-To-llc ror Fifty Oltla.
Uuarsmxril inlmrro tial'lt cure, iun... ci,W
mau mruim, IiUkkI pure. aiir. . II ttniKifisla
TRY VITAS
lue New Breakfast Food,
Do you uao coltVe If so you want tho
best for the lpast amount of money We
we give either agocd pair of scissois or
one polished cake knife with every
dollars worth of Chase A Ranburn
Oolite,
Macha 4 Java per lb Soo.
Unlden Bio 2oo.
This offer la limited as we have only
a few knives left embrace (he ojier lu
ll I ty.
GRAY & SON.
(I ood cause. '
(iood time.
CJooil program me.
Y M anil Y V C A Dentin Ka'.uiday,
Union couuty convention Friday.
Bee C C Croaer for well rotted stable
n.auure.
New Block of wall p:iw r nt Griflln
Hardware Go's.
"Victoria' lawn mowers. Best
made. At F L Chambers.
Fresh garden teed in bulk alw fresh
graisst'ed at F L Chambers.
Si'OC rolls of new styles wall u er,
just received at F L Chambers.'
M J GIMrap loday filed his notarial
ouiiuission wilh Clerk Jennings.
New line of Iiamklers and Ideals
just arrived.. K E McL'i.a.nahan.
'Victoria" lawn mowers sharpened
free once every year by F L Cliambera,
Figured Ingrain will paper, the
litest ou, at Ui I 111 il Hardware Co's
A utile gypsum will help your
lawn wonderfully If put on now.
F 1. Chambers.
Over 10,000 rolls Bew wall paper re
ceived this spring by Cirllliii Hardware
Co.
Buy a "Victoria" lawn mower and
you will alwaya have a sharp one, F
I. Chambers has them.
Bicycle repairing uud sundries,
iiumb'er agency.
E E Mc'Ci.a.nahan.
J H Harrlss shipped two carloads of
the Win Miller hops yesterday. Terms
private.
t he ladles of the Christian church
will serve dinner uext Saturday even'
lug from 6 to 10 o'clock at the Hen
drlcks building. Everybody Invited.
The Willamette presbytery will meet
at Junction City, Oregon, Aprll'lil
181)8, It being Thursday of the week, at
7:30 p m. VV M Houston, B C.
Evangelist E A Boss will preach in
the M E church Thursday evening at
7:30. All are cordially invited to come
and hear him.
J T AllllKTT
The following obituary notice recent
ly appeared in the Dublin (Ireland) In
dependent: "rtmlt On the 28th lust,
Amy Jane Mary Emit, eldest daughter
of John and Wllhelmlna Ru.lt, aged
t day and 2J hours. The bereaved and
heartbroken parents beg to tender their
hearty thanks to Dr Jones for hla un
remitting attention during the illness
of the deceased, aud for the moderate
brevity of his bill. Also to Mr Wilson
for running for the doctor, and to Mr
Kobluson for reommending mustard
plaster."
One of the il nest nnd best equipped
railroads is the Chicago, Milwaukee &
8t Paul. On our recent trip through
Bouth Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and
Illinois we tried this railroad and
know whereof we apeak. The road is
splendidly equipped with fast trains.
tho coaches aro all furnished with the
latest improvements and It Is a pleas.
uretorlde with these people. They
employ none but sober, Industrloui
men who consliuitly look after tin
comtort ami safely of the traveling
public. Auyono traveling in the above
or adjoining stales should take the
Milwaukee road by a',1 means If it is
convenient to do so. If you wisil in
formation col periling Ibis excellent
and popular road, ask any ticket
agent, or write to 0 J Eddy, General
Agent at Portland. Or, and lu will
gladly give it. Ueneseo Idaho VewB.
The Curry County Feud.
Ex: 'Notwithstanding the faot tha
the olllceraof tho law know full well
who it was Hint assassinated Van Pelt
lust February nt Clietcoln Curry conn
ty, yet they frankly admit that they
fear to make nuv arieBts. They allege
that should they arrest Hie murderer
they themselves would be murdered
What a tergiversation tills is of justice,
Can It be possible that sworn nlllccrs
of tho law will refuse to do their duly?
8 ldety demands it, outraged justice
demands it. Talk of lawlessness In
the Bouth and elsonhere; we should
look nt homo heforo wo shake our
hoary heads at othors. What Ihe Cur
ry county officers should do Is to
sign and let tho people elect men who
will perform their sworn duty regard
less ot tho causequeuees.
How to liiiok liootl.
(Iood looks nre rnrely more than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition of nil the vital organs. If
the liver bo Inactive, you have a I'll
ions look; If your'stomaeh bedlsoider
oil you have a dyspopllo look; If your
kidneys be aliened, you havea pinched
look. Secure good health and you will
surely have good looks. "Eleo.rlc
Hitters" Is a good alterative ami tonic
Acts diiectlyou tho stomach, liver and
kidneys. rurllles lue blood, cures
pimples, blotches and boils, nnd gives
a good complexion, Kvery hottlo guar-
anieeii. - nt at iikius fe l.lnn
drug store; fiO cents per b iltle.
Kvirrtimly Ci) Po.
Ouii'im'tH ( 'ftmlv ':itluirlli the ninsl. won-
ilei'ltil uh-iIIim! tturiivi'iv i,r tlio Hire, nleiei-
mil ami I'tifivnliint; to llio Insle, iu'1 neiilly
uiul nillvi'ly en kulnnv. liver mill liuwem,
lii'Atisinn the entire h stein, ilts,el coltli,
cure liemliHilie, lever, liuliltiiiil i'iinMlnttlen
anil liiilMUHiH'ss. IMi'ieni liuv mul trv a lunt
u( I!. I', (V tii-ilnv; 111, l!.y Mleenls. bold uud
Kiiaruuteeit lu cum by all druggists.
Wood ton B.vi.K Inquire of M 8
Hubble, drnvmaii.
Will bur nou a nalr of irood wearing
nnd Hoed style shoe, liiuh shoe er
low slues. Chocolate or black. If
mil waul good shoes lor little money
go to
Yoran's Shoe Store.
Personals.
Bob Veatcb, of Callage drove, is lu
the city.
Mrs W C Hale arrived borne today
from a shert trip lo Portland.
Bev W H Gilbert will leave for the
East two weeks from next Tuesday.
Dr C T Luckey arrived home this
morning from a trip lo Cottage Grove.
Mr aud Mrs H J Day eame down
from Cottage (irove this morning.
Geo (Smith, the well known Ban
Francisco boot and shoe drummer, Is
again in the city.
Miss Delia Plluger arrived up from
Portland today and will be the guett
of Mr aud Mrs C M Young for a time.
Mrs Ida Thompson, of Hi Paul, who
has been visiting at Florence, eame In
on last night's stage and luftlir home
today.
Captain Isaao Gray is ezpeottd borne
from tha East tomorrow. He left
S IllwiiUr, Minn, fer Eugene last
Monday.
E J Frasler is in Roseburg working
for subscription! to the Omaha Expo'
sltion, so Wednesday's Koseburg lie-
view BBys .
Lebanon Criterion, April ZO: Attor
ney U F Sklpwortb aud wife, of Juno
tlon City, came over Saturday on their
wheels and remained over Snaday
visiting with Mr Bklpwortu's parents.
Mr Hkipworth's many friends here
will be glad to learn that be is now
enjoying a good praetlce.
Notice.
To the members of J W Geary Poet
No 7, G A It: You are requested to
meet at Grand Army hall Friday even
Ing, April 22, at 6:30 o'clock for work,
and to get ready to march to the Chris-
tlan churoh at 7:15 sharp. The O N
G, W It C, ladies of the O A R and
Sons of Veterans are kindly requested
to be ready at tho stated hour aud all
march to the churoh together.
All above mentioned organizations
will please stand In lront of their seats
until tte sound of the gavol, when
they will be seated at once. Dr Kel
logg is here and (Salmon Brown will be
here with his daughter, who will give
a violin solo. Lecture at 8 o'clock,
E F Cjiai'man, Commander.
Wood Wanted.
Bids will be received at the office of
the eeoretury of tho Board of Regents
of the University of Oregon until
April 15, 1808, for 150 cords of grub oak
wood, 4 feet long, not less than three,
nor more than eight inches in diame
ter.
Dated April 4, '08.
J J Walton,
Bcorotary Board of Regents
Letter List.
April 21
T L Graves Adelia Greene
D C Harris Berth Huffman
Cordllla Minear WFBImpsen
W W Wadsworlli (2)
A elinmti of oils cent will bo made on All
letlem given out, I'urBotn CHllIng lot letter
will please stale when nilvortlscil.
K K HKNUKltSON, ACtPM
Fruit Growers Meeting.
Lane couaty fruit growers are
quested to meet at the court house in
Eugene, Saturday, April 23, at '.
o'clock p m, to discuss matters of In
terest conuootod with the coming sea
son.
For Bale.
One 10-rooni li'iuse, bnrn and block,
Fine garden grouud, good wator, 00
fruit trees; also one lot with 5 room
house. For paiticulars apply at this
ofllce. Will sell or trade for Tacoiun
property.
Don't .skip This.
Household goads for sale, including
nieloiteon. Inquire during this week
at resldeuco ou West Eighth street, be
twei ii Charnelton and Lincoln.
Mrs UK J P Gu.ii,
Hih Opinion Hon L B Cox, a gold
democrat, yesterday In a speech in
Portland, said: "If I were forced to
choose, If I were foroed, I say, to choose
between Bryan domocrats and Mark
Hannn republicans," said he, "I should
not vole tho republican ticket." We
undirslaud that quite a number of
gold democrats have like opinions.
Il'iii't Tuliarro iut am Vin.Vt onr I.lfo Aiiny.
To Quit lotsleeo r.isily iin.l (eitiver. lie iluiK
nella. Iiul of life, nei-vu uml vigor, lulto No-To-
Hue, UK- ivniiiler-ivoi'luT, Unit makes wenli uien
ttiMitf. All ilniioiistn, fine or l. Curs Kiiarun-
teeil. booklet anil suinplo freiv Aililruss
bltTllug Keuioily Co. Chicago or New York.
Found. A ladles pocket book tu
Willamette street today, Wednesday.
Owner ran ftud same at Guakd ofllce.
Fun Sai.k 200 head of Angora
goals. Inquire at C M Young's meat
market.
Fiiknii Evkry Day Cream puffs,
lady lingers and doughnuts, att'hlcago
Bakery.
F'iuistb May HI I fruit, but not at
Y M C A benefit. Admission free.
The Best...
LIVER MEDICINE
...On Earth
And a Psrlect
Substitute for Pills.
YERIN JITON'S PLEASANT UQUIO PHYSIC
l'(H!i not arli. la hfltpr. cTirMr. mnUr to
Uke inl iii'ri I'dnifiit thtn fit) If. I'lireii CON-,
i 1 1 1 a I H , n I i.ii s n ft mi i m lo r.H 1 h in
.'. t.i..' (vu MiMnrUoii, or money lo
r 1, WKMc.UN bl -ISNhfclS.
YERIHBTON'S 9th Strest DHU3 SOTRE
1C II OK Nit, OKUaoN
A Tsias Steer.
Hoyl's merriest and most popular
farce oomtdy, "A Texas H'r" will ap
ar at The 1'arker, Tuesday, April 2tf.
This play, which is known as Hoyt's
masterpiece, has nevsr bn tean In
Eugene. It is a collections saws and
incidents supposed to bear more or less
upon the extraordinary possibilities of
Ameiicau politics, aud the develop
ment of statesmanship of the average
type. The first act is laid at the door
way of Mr Brander's house in Texas.
MrBranderlsa wealihy Texan who
lives a comforlabls, yet homely life
upon his ranch '! his ulie auti
daughter "Honsy." The latter ex
plains that her father has been
running for congress "and got there
with both feet." He came by the po
sition honestly, she says because he
paid all it was worth for it. MeaD-
while the Senator-elect Is taken off
his wagon seat and brought home in
triumph. The second act occurs in the
private reception romn at the Arling
ton Hotel, Washington. The Bnin
der's wear some dre.wes of marvelous
hues, and yet their tastes aro not vul
gar. A number of light character
sketches of a caritalunil nature are
introduced, notably a colored oftlie
seeker. Bonio of the dialogue ot this
act Is very willy and clever. In the
third act the colored edlce sucker turns
up again in a most dilapidated condi
tion, and his story of disappointed
hopes at Washington Is quietly and
eflectively told. To Brooder's house
came an investigating committee from
Texas to Investigate the reports of his
conduct. The idea is cleverly worked
out and constitutes one of the successes
of the piece. Miss Bossy and her
mother have profited by their life at
Washington and the former is now a
society queen and quite the fashion.
Katie Putnam has been sptcially en
gaged for tho part of "Bossy." Maurice
rreeman is the honest Texas "Mnver
Ick Brauder." Will II llray still ap
pears in his original creation "The
Minister to Dahomey" and the cast
num bers over 20 people, Including the
Bison City Quartette, Win F Walcott
Ben R Cook, Lester L Pike, Harry V
West, Frank A Qirard, H B Emery,
Madine Winston, Louise Bydmeth,
Julia Graves, Uustave Ntairlle and
Chas H Bteveus.
Seats on sale at Corner Drug Store.
Hotfs From the Bohemia Mines.
Drain Press: "John Peterson, who
has been working in the Bohemia
miulng district was in Drain last week.
He reports a great deal of work going
on there and prospects of considerable
irnlll hfllnir taken mil l-lneural nuaH-i
mills will be put in during the summer
hn l,a la.nnl ,,. ...nn,,,... I.,,...l
"J ."W UII1UIDH. UIIUBUnilDIB, IUUIUU
ing three 6-stamp, two 10-stamp and
one 20-stamp mills. There is at pres
ent about three feet of snow, as com
pared with tun faet ar. this time last
year. The Hnrdscrahble road will be
built; Mr Cook of the Music mine,
paying one half of the expense and
Lane county the balance."
TO
10 pounds granulated sugar $1 00
0 bars good Savou Soap 25
20 bars good soap (ouo box) 50
2 1-pt tin cups 5
1 lOc-packnge flexible etnreh 5
4 cans good salmon
8 5c-packnges smoking tob 10
1 dozen O qt milk pans 05
1 dozen good large lemonu 10
1-lb packnge good smoking iob... 15
S good cigars 5
AX BILLY.
Dime Social.
The ladieB of the First Presbyterian
church will give a dime sociable this
cveni.igat the home of Mr and Mis
Kays.
Alusio, games aud refreshments.
Frieuds are cordially invited.
Rilnrnto Your ItnrclH Willi Cuac-inim.
Ciuuly ruli'irtlr, oiirn I'miiiiuiiion forover.
I0i nlt'J-C- fall, driiKKiii In r,'f unci im.nry
nriAYuliiTuerco.
EMBALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Housekeepers should see tho
A SOFT,
PLIABLE
ODORLESS
AN IDEAL SANITARY CHAMBER CARPET
FOR ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
tev8 tojietlior ami turns under.
Dosa not break or require binding.
No odors or germs of disease.
Insects do no trouble it.
Heavy furniture does not break it.
Double, faced double wear.
Artistic colors stylish designs.
Wa Cordially Invite
SKCKETARY KINCAID F1KM.
Convincing Argument Why the Mid-I'le-of
tlia-lioad Ticket Should not
Be Placed ou the Ollicial Ballot.
Bepublioan newspapers aud middle-of-the-road
men have used every menus
within Ihelr power to induce Secretary
of State Kii caid to put the middle-of-the-road
ticket ou the official bollot.
He ansA-srs the urgent pleas with lair
acd convincing argumeuts as follows:
'If the duties of the secretaiy of
state are exclusively 'ministerial' and
he is obliged to lile and place upon the
ballots all nominations presented, men
he has no power lo 'arrange' in the
manner provided in tills act for the
arrangements of the nameB and other
information concerning all the candi
dates contained in the certificates of
nomination which have been filed with
htm. and sccepted by the nominees, In
accordance with the provisions of thlB
act.' If certificates of nomination are
presented which are not 'in accordance
with the provisions of this act,' he has
no authority to put the nntiies upon
the ballots, and must necessarily have
power t decide what certificates are
'in accordance Willi the provisions uf
tills act,' In older to perform the duties
imnosed unou him by law. Whether
this power be called 'ministerial,' 'ad
ministrative,' or 'judicial,' It exists, or
the law has no effect and lorce and
cannot be carried out,
'If a candidate receives several
nominations tendered according to law
in good faith when he accepts one, the
law says, 'It shall be sufficient and
shall be equivalent to accepting each
one of said nominations to the samo
office.' His name should then be so
placed upon the ballot as representing
each L party nominating him, as Mr
Spaugh's name was placed as presi
dential elector in 1S90. Bui. it does
not follow that if socialists or anarch
ists should oiler to file nominations for
the purpose of injuring the Itepnbli
cau parly or one or more of Ita candi
dates, or auy other party or one or
more of its candidates, as has been sug.
Bested, they could force l lie name of
their party upon the ticket
"That would be a violatiou of the
spirit and evident intent of the law
which was enacted to protect electors
aud candidates in their rights aud
prevent fraud iu priutlng and arraug
ing the ballots. It the dmies of the
officer who is charged with arranging.
certifying and sending out the ballots
ere so "ministerial" that he has no
pewer to decide anything and must
lile and put upon the ballot everything
that is presented, in some instances
two parties claiming the same name,
, violal,iou of tb law', '"f n, th lRW
Ifailaniirl nniinnl in nnrrlnil Intn pllpnt."
I ...... w ... ...... -
Consumption Positively Cured.
Mr It B Orceve, merchant of Chll
howie, Va, certifies that he had con
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatment Unit money
could procure, tried all cough remedies
he could hear of, but got no relief;
spent ninny nights Bittiug up iu a
chair; wns iuduced to try Dr King's
New Discovery, and was cured by the
use of two bottles. For past three
years has been attending to bmiucss
and says Dr King's New Discovery b
the grundest remedy ever made as it
has done sn much for him aud also
others in his community. Dr King's
New Discovery is guaranteed lor
coughs, colds, and consumption. It
don't fail. Trial bottles tree at Wilkins
& Linn's drug store.
JUST RECEIVED.
A fine line of Nuvel mange?, blood
oranges, nsmrngtis, pea, caulillower,
o-bbngt", cocoaiiuty, sweet potaloen,
dates, ele.
Geo Hall & Son.
new-
flatting...
Your Inspection.
1f . S -...V
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C5
Just Rubber at that
Wall Paper in
1, S. 10,000 rolls just icceivcd.
The Antarctic Kx)i'ililiou .
It is rumored in olllcinl circles Hint
the government contenirila'ea Bending
an expedition to the Antaro'le Circle
during the enpuini; year. This, it is
said, will comprise eminent navigators,
geographers, naturalists and antrouo
luers. There cmi be little doubt that
discoveries will be made of the utmost
importance lo scieuce. However use
ful these limy be, they can never ex
ceed the value of that dincovery so
fraught with benefit to the human
race Hosteller's Stomach III Iters.
This truly estimable medicine has
achieved a reputation lor euruuve ami
and preventive efllcdcy ill cases of in
organic diseates which has never had
a parallel in the history of medicine.
It cures and prevents malaria, chronic
dyspepsia, biliousness, rheumatism,
kidney and bladder complaints and
nervous ailments.
Notick. Levi Ueer, organizer for
Lane county, will address tho citizens
of Creswell ou Saturday, April tOtli,
in the interest of the Grange. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
To Cure a Cold in Olio Day.
fake Laxative llromo Quini lie Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cine. 2oc. The genuine
bn- L. B. (1. on each tablet.
Lauiics' ItjDtNo School We are
informed that a ladies' equestrian
riding school will be organized in
Eugene in the near future. Thirty
pupils are wanted.
(JIBL Wantkd. A competent girl
wanted for housework. Apply to Mrs
H R Kiucaid at residence, adjoining
Join nul office.
Stock Takkm to rARTOHK Apply
to a M Hendricks, Oak stieel, be
tween 14th and loth, Eugene.
T'llt (l,,lr0ts t,illul v t iainvriia lue or C5a
it ij- (J. C, fall iocnr.j, Uriit,..s n funU nmiwy. '
AlR-TlGHT-
9
r i k " h?4- 1 1
i Vr I.rad
Over nit 'Heating
LOOK at r
Arfv PRICE
v buy -
h)
We keep the only oenuinelair-tight
ECLO OUST Sn okeless pewder and EXCELSIQR
Blsck Lcwcir Icidcd shells kept ty us r-r
S. L, LONG.
ep
-Is now ready for ii,sp(tli(
GALL AND SEE IT.
Grin Hardware
Co's Window.
Klieuinatii-in Cured.
My wife has used ChamberliU'i
Pain Balm for rheumatism with tn,
relief, and I can recommend it ,
splendid liniment for r'neumatism Hi
other hou-ehold use for which weran
found it valuable. .1 V Cuyler ju
Creek, NY.
Mr Cuylor is one of the letdiDgn
cli ats of this village and one of th
most prominent men iu this vicliilj,
W G I'Hlt'iMN, Editor Red Qui
Herald. Fur Kale by 0.,buru 4 DeLuo,
druggists.
IjOok Heke. A knife or a pan of
S-'issors with every dollar's worth tl
coffee bought at CI ray & Sons.
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