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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY - FEBRUARY 21 All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOK SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's IIKtVlTIKS Beautiful weather. I, MC conceit Feb 27. Overton's wall paper sale. PAH gloves are water proof. Tomorrow Is Washington's blrtbday. Fresb line of Wall paper at Preston & Hale's. Several marriages reported on the tapis. Uuolo Ham's harness nil at I'renloii A Hule'n, Cabinets phnliw I.o" P'-t 1' !, Ku gene Photo f.o. Iiargost stock of nrtlnls siippliea at 1'restou A Hole's Get Preston A Hale's prices before buying your paint. A full line of wall paper for sale cheap, at F L Chambers. M O Warner tunes pianos aud organs. Repairing and polishing. Buy your garden seeds of F L Cham bers, he also has a full llueofgurden tools. Be sure to attend the reception at the reading room Friday evening, Feb 24tb. Tlokots for the Ladles Musical Club Concert are on sale at Usburn and VeLano's. Don't patch your wiudow with a pillow but go to Chambers and get a glass to put In. Bcotoh grauite ware, war ran tod acid proof and unt to ohlp of), that la what Chambers sells. Many of our oluzeus are cutting down dead rosebushes and other yard shrubbery today. C D Combs at P O Grocery wll 'Uipllcuto any prloes made by any grocer In Lane count j Bloyole repairing and sundries at Matlock A MoClanahan's Kamblwr agency, Walton block. The banks will remain dosed to morrow, it being a legal holiday, Washington's birthday. A sorlous fall, one wliloh luterests every one, the drop on prices of all light stoves at Chambers. Mrs Brooks will sing "Where did yeu oome from Baby dear?" before Prof Washburn's lecture Friday eve ning. The commissioners court has a man at work cutting down a number of the maple trees around the new court house. 'l'h ose perfumes Delicate, Fragrant, Lasting Beeleys Tuo great American perfumer. There are others we have them At Yerlngton's. An expert Is here lay lug tile In the new court house building. He is the only expert workman In bis Hue in the entire state. At the Armory Hall to night Geo C King, one of Roosevelt's Hough Riders will deliver his beautifully Illustrated lecture, on "What we did In Cuba." The lecture will be under the auspices of Co 0 Third Regiment UNO. Dr Lowe the optician arrived yester day. He Is quite busy at his oftloe In the Hotel Kugene. - If you need glasses go and see him at onoe. The lecture by Prof Washburn Fri day evening will begin at 7 SOand will olose In time to attend the reception at tiie Free ltoadlng Rooms. Htroet Commissioner Mummy Is at work today putting la the tile drain across the street near the Eugene river bridge, attention to whloh was called in yesterday's Guard. LaQrand Chroulole: "Miss Mae Zumwalt, of Kugene is visiting her aunt, Mrs Cal Masteraon. Miss Zulu wait Is a graduate of the Drain Normal and will engage In school work ibis side of the mouutalus." Geo C King, the Rough Rider, will use one hundred views taken from the scenes as they actually occurred In Cuba, In bis Illustrated lecture this evening at Armory Hall. Come and hear him. Those perfumes One In a box o One In a box Wo Oue In a box 75c One in a box f 1 00 At Yerlngton's. Tin daugsr of olvllliatlon are over work, worry and germs. We need a vitalising power lo sustain us. Learn ed men and experience point to pure whiskey. Primitive men did not need whiskey. We do. Changed condition bring fresh needs. And the whiskey is Harper. Mold by C Modes, Kugene, Ore An Honeat Medlclae for La Urlppe George W Waltt of Bouth Gardiner, Me, says: "I have bad the worst cough, cold, ohllls and grip and have taken lots of trash of no account but profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the ouly thing that has done any good whatever. I have used one 60-ovnl bottle and the chills, cold and grin have all left me. I con gratulate the manufaotuiera of an honest medicine." For sale by Osbnro A DeLauo, Intkrkstino HtiT Jennings Bros A iiruneau, who inmlt such a rich strike in Bohemia lat summer, now have a suit on their hands. O O War Iner claims fiat the property was lo cated by hira and -'Jumped" by Ihe other men;tliat he(Warlner) has made his regular aiseesmeuts aud is entitled to the property. Messrs Lauglilln A Lee, of Chicago, well known capitalists II Is said will help hliu flu hi the case lei hope of securing a reward by winning the case and an Interest in the mine. The property Is very valuable and will doubtless be the cause of long litigation. Buitok DivoKCB l'eliiiiah Fugle has Instituted a suit l.i the circuit court of Lane county, against her hug baud, Millard Fogle for a divorce. The complaint alleges these facts: The couple were married In Ohio, May 9 1876; they moved to Oregon in 1892; that the Issue of said marriage Is one son, Clyde V Fogle, 22 years of agei that plaintiff educated and supported said son since June 1 1S95; that defend, ant deserted plaintiff In June 1, 1895 and has since neglected to support plalntifl. WlMAIIALA EnCAMI'MENT-No 0, IOO F, will confer the Patriarchal degree on three candldntes, and the Oolden Rule degree on ten candidates, on Wednesday evening, February ti'-i. All members are urgently requested to be present. Visiting brothers cordially Invited. C B Fkank, CP. B F Dorbih, H eo. Bkkikb cv Seven. The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church have arranged for a series of seven en tertainments to be given between now and June. The Chancel Quartette will give two concerts and thero will be five lectures. The first will be given by Prof F L Washburn on Friday, even ing, February 24, on "The Making of a Chick." Pure Bhanoy. Examined by the best of Judges and found to be strictly pure and the best of stimulants. Fur sale at 76 cents per quart or I'J.iO per gallon, 6th and lilair streets, Eu gene, Oregon. Made by 1 M Francis. All orders by stage, freight or express will receive prompt attention. Studio Quartette. The Btudlo Quartette, consisting ol Prof NuhIi, Miss Bonetta Dorrls, Mrs FL VVanli burue and Miss Joyce Brownell will be heard In an eight hnnd number at the Ladles Musloal Club cnuccrt, Febru ary 27. Sheet Mimic Very latest Bluet musio at one half price for a short time. I want to sell the sheet muslo of Eu gene, aud muke this sweeping reduc tion with that object lu view. 1 receive the latest musio published by 23 dl Ik-rent publishers. F A Rankin. Circuit Court Cahb. Peter Har pole et si has Instituted a suit In equity against Sternberg A Bonders, lu the Lane couuty clroult court. Tho com plalut asked tor certain premises to be partitioned. Court House Furniture, A car load of oak furniture has arrived from the East for the new court liouae. It was made by the Northwest School Furulture Co, and consists of desks, ohalrs, nto. This Is an Invitation tJ you to be present at the free reading room Fri day evonlng, Feb 'JUh, from 8 to 11 o'olook. Committee. BlIAKKHI'KAItE Ci.UU, The Club will meet Tuesday evening, February 21at with Miss Carson. Subject of study: "Emerson," By order of the President. E O Potter, Bee Musical Concert. By the Ladles Musical Club, at tho Congregational church, Monday, February 27. Ail- mlsslou 26 cents. Toilet Bets For 76 cents. Toilet Bets for f 1.00, and so ou upward, At Ykrinuton's. BAND CONCENT lu the Park Tomorrow Afternoon at !) O'clock. Tomorrow, Washlngtou's birthday, will be observed by the Eugene Band, which aunouuecs a program In the park at 8 o'clock In the alternoon. The band has been practicing faithfully for eouio time, and will give au excel lent concert. This city should have oue of the best bauds In the state and would have if the proper financial enoouragemeut Is given. Following Is the program annouueed; March, Rsliecca Conmiandery. Turkish Dance Sultana. Dat Cake Walk. Polka, Chromatic, Tuba solo. Walts, Reuiciubrauce of Naples. March, Sousa's Triumphal. Overture, Rival. March, The Stars aud Stripes For ever. Geo II Yerli'gton, director. Sick ileadacbes. ius curte, of overworked woiwttikiml, sis quicl urn surely cured by harl l lover Hoot To, Mis great Mood puritier and tiuue bulMer. Mou.r nfun.lml 11 n.tt aatiaf ..t.u-v Trios ft cts. and W eta. Sold by Wilkin. " l.lua. w. c. r. i'. The W CTU will hold their regular meeting in Ihe parlor of the Methodist church ou Wednesday Feb 22 at 2 30 p U1. An Interesting program Is Iwinir prepared on the subject of "Christian ratilotlam." Every lady is cordially iuvlted to attend this meeting. UKMIION O!' KKolbA HIT i . 'Ihe Ai.li Slot midline Hill I'asMil by tiie Hun.- Vi:i Duplicate and Nut I I iginal Hill Portland Telegiaiu: "Will the I'rnrlmti-I hill, louliolixh iiickel-in-the-slot machines, become a law? "This l aqiiextion that is agitating the cigar dealers ju-t now and eaiihlng them considerable perturbation of spirit. "The only hope of cigar dealers lies in the alle ged Irregularity in the pas sage of ihe bill by the lioii e. The senate parsed Hie bill by a large ma jority, aud a duplicate of the hill was parsed by a similarly heavy vote in the houke. The reason the house could not get actlou on the original bill was that Representative Curtis ol Clatsop county, who had It referred to the printing committee, of which he is chairman, had the bill in his pocket and hliiihelf in Portland when it was called up. This bill was never report ed on by the committee, ai.d It was not believed that the cominlttex had any Intm. Hon of reporting on it. 'The house however, resented this disposition on the part of tlm com mittee to hold the bill buck, and when It was called up obtained u duplicate copy, with the proper indorsements from the senato. It was tills hill that was pnH-ed by t lie senate. It was this bill that was passed by the house, and is now In the hands of the governor awaiting his signature. "The question uow uriBes whether the house had a right to take action on a duplicate copy of the bill as long as the original was in existence, and no showing was made as to its loss. Tf the action of the duplicate bill Is held to be legal there Is every prospect that tuellll will btcnme aluw. If it was not all legal tflortB to legislate against these popular cigar winners and nickel losers have been for naught " Dangers of the tin p. The greatest dnnger from La Grippe s of Its resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable care ib u-eil, however, and Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy taken, all danger will be avoided. Among the tens of thousands who have used this remedy for la grippe we have yet to learn of a single case having resulted in pneumonia winch shows conclusive ly that this remedy Is a certain pre ventive of that dangerous (Ibeuso. It will cure la grippe in less, time than any other treatment. It Is pleasant aud safe to take. Fur sale by Odburn A Dei, lino. Notice of Annual School Meeting. Notice Is hereby given to tho legal voters of School District No 4, of Lane County, Stale of Oregon, that the Annual Meeting ol Bald District will be held at the court house ill Eugene Oregon, to begin at the hour of 7 o'clock p m on the first Monday, being Ihe sixth day of Mnicli, A D, ItiOD. Tills meeting is culled for the purpose of hearing Ihe annual report of the Directors and Clerk of Bald district, and the transaction of ihe business usual at such meeting. Geo F Craw, District Clerk. C S Frank, Chairman Board of Directors. Dated Feb 21at, 1S09. Urnalics. Ilulr brushes, 25 cents and up. Clothes brushes, 26 cents and up. Bath brushes, 25 cents and np. Tooth Brushes, 10 conts and up. At Ykhincu'o.n's F.oreuce WfBt Feb 17: Last Friday afternoon, Alva, the four year old sou ol H H Flat of Smith river met with an accident by falling from a fence and breaking the small bone of his left fore arm. He was brought to Florence on a litter by his father with tho aesbtauce of some of the neighbors, and the frac ture reduced by Dr Evaus Saturday alternoon. You Try It If Saitohs Cough su I Consumption Cure, which U sold for tho small pries of ' cents, oO cents fttul $1.00, docs not cure, take the bottle back and we will refund your mouey. Sold for over fifty years on this iruarnutee. Price 25 cU. anil W cts. Hold by Wilkin l.inn. f HIS WEEK.... SPECIAL SILKS is 9 vm 'Hutu my ivlfeam! iiiyc!fh"Vc been I sills CAM'AlifcT.S awl tin 111 ' " iiiedltin.j we have ever I. il I " l'i'' wee my vvlfo wan Initit.c v illi '1,', ';:'' ',lJ r two (I lyn. -ibi tried son.': of s'oui ( ASCAI. r-1 and tli-;v- relieved the puin In her hc-jd i.l!r:il lu.ri,. ,lali-ly. We nuturccomrienitCuscareis. Chkh. Mti.tloiio. 1'illsliurir Safe & Deposit Co , PltllburK. 1 CANDY CATHARTIC TSADI MAH RIOlSTfRCD r;.':,iiif. P.ilamlilf. 1-i.u-ul. Taste nijjl. I lj-j i. Nuvlt Si. ken. W. ak.'ii or (.m-e. 10c. ic. UJO. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... lltrat ll-Midj Cpv.bl-.. Wt..l. S" Vrl. H? Ufl TO flflf Sold nnn i.-t'iriintc. .! t.y alt drug- Sit'.- I, AW OPFOhVI 'UNITIES. Hundred- of Millions or Feet of Fine Kir Luiiiber.-Iiur in (food ( 01 il lion. Ihe Hiuxlaw liver probably oilers the bent opportunity in be fULd in the slate for u pr. iitable investment in the lumber trade, says tiie Florence West. While on ninny rivers the timber conveniently situaltd for leg liii g hn n. aily all been cii'., on this river it lois,(syel hardly been touched. Along Hie mainstream and iistiibu taries there are hundreds of millions of feet ol the IUiv.il II r limber that can be found. The booms already tiuilt will catch and hold the logs Willi perfect safety tliuB removing one great risk lu the business of logging. Since the work was done ou the jetty In 1807 there has been enough water ou ihe bar so Unit vessels could cross al anj time. With Ihe Improving prospects in the lumber trade we believe that business men having cupital to invest would do well to examine the opportunity lor a proll'abie venture on the Siuilaw river. Fruit Orowers. a ii r..ii ..iwun. iT r.nne (-niintv are l IIUIl K. ....... a J requested lo meet at tho Couit House . . ... U.....-.J.... L-..I. or. fin al 1 O'CIOCK p III, outuiwaj, u ' ' the purpose of effecting a permanent fruit growers a-soclatlou. The com ...it'ua roopni.'v Rnnolnted todrafl Con- slltutiou und By Laws is ready to report. J O Sthvksson, Secretary. . : .. ... V.i-z tatc 'i i y .SV. ."'!'.? Best bitlfiii.' pnwdcr T;tf Ctvi'Mn eiiiaCll '"la BUkl suicc. All r.ioncy-bacL l'or Sale by Ghay k Son Pkoi kkty Sold. The property be longing to the estate of Al Ice E (iager, deceased, being 15.4 acres in T 17 S it 2 W; has been sold to .Mary E Mcl'her- son for the sum of 345. Ladies and Gentlemen Wanted McDre fc Co, give emnlovment and guarantees Ocneral Agents a handsome salary per mouth, pays the expenses and allows a good commission besides. The company also wants local agents to represent, ineiii hi every city lu America; They oiler unparalleled in duceineuiB anil only employ Christians or tnoso wiin i;nrisian principles. I 1 have the very best recommendation Iroin prominent ministers of various denominations as to the company's reliability and iny own. This company is a very wealthy, old established aud perfectly reliable t.'liiistian linn. Headquarters In Phila delphia & Chicago. '1 he positions they oiler are very desirable, their plan of wura is exclusively uieir own, and considerable 111 advance of competing tlrniB, which makes It possible for their agents to travel extensively upou a large salary with exneuses naid. nnri with a dignity impossible to agents with other houses. Anv oue wishing In better their couditiou, or those out of employment are respectfully invited to call and see me. Varied or exteusive etiucitlon not necessary. Jtmf W Day, Special Traveling Manager. At Mrs Urownlee boarding house op posite Central school building, 11th and Olive streets, Kugene, for a limited time only. SALE OF n m Ji an a7 gw iCliASSIFIED COblW Notices .,'.,!. r this head not to e.x."l tiy. l,ts..iO cent- per week; SI M a mouth; JM. For Sale. I'dlt BALE. Corner First and J.-ller-M,u ftreels, one 10 room Imu i-, and two lots, SOxlUO feet cu-ll tlootl barn, water, fruit, line garden ground. Alsohoiiseaud lot, corner First und Lawrence streets, lot IW bet 8 inches, by lfif) feet, young Hull trees, s;ood .-arden ground, waier, i:c. Also houte aud lot, corner Willamette aud Fourteenth streets. For prices and terms write BJ Sills, Tacomu, Wash, Box S27, or call at UUARD olllce. FOB KALE. Oue of the finest dairy and slock ranches in Lane county. Su. miles to Eugene the couuly seat, and four miles to Creanell und rail roud. 1993J acres with four large barn i. Ninety head of cattle, of which 60 head are choice Holsleiu and Durham cows; 9 horses, 25 hogs and 150 toiiB of hay. Blacksmith shop and tools. Residence of nine roouiB, furnished. Itaucli fenced aud Staked and cross fenced with wire, also dairy appliances for cheese and butter malting. Greeu feed the year around. 75 acres in grain Terms: J10 per acre including all above de scribed, Part cash, balance ou time il desired. Address Chns W Sexton, (.'riswell, Oregon. FOB BALE 233 acres of laud, known as the Pqlndexter place, 200 acres In cultivation and divided iu five lota with gd fences, fair b 'ildings, plenty of fruit, all choice laud and a beautiful location. Oue of tiie best farms ifl Laue county. Inquire about the Poindextcr place for infor mation. Situated BJ miles Bouth of Junction City on the Eugene road. Price $5,800. Easy tjriiiB. For further particulars inquire of R F Baker oi Co, Juuction City, Oregon. FOR SALE-A 1, General Merchan dise, spot casli business iu Priueville, Oregon. Stock about 518,000. Term cash no trade deal. Good reasons for selliug. Address Box 115, Prine- vile, Oregon. FOR SALE A chance cf 8 acres. V loom house, ne-v barn, young oichard, abundant water, school, diuretics, P O aud R R depot close at baud, 7 miles from Eugene. B F Keency, Goshen, Or. Help Wanted- WANTED. Boy 14 or 15 years old to work in a store for board and cloth log. Country boy preferred, address M H, care of Guard, GIRL WANTED. To do general house work. Apply to Mrs H E Aukeny, North Pearl street, Eugene. GIRL WANTED. To do general housework. Apply at Ax Billy's Department Store, Eugene. Ileal Estate Transactions. James W Martin to Frank Hubbard, quitclaim to 1C0 acres in tn Uis r 1 east; $000. J H Pratt aud wife to Charles Sher bondy, 40 acres iu tp 17 s r 4 west: 3 000. Charles Slierhondy and wife to J H Pratt, 185.10 acres in tp IS s r 11 west: $3,000 State of Oregon to John F Kelly, 120 acres it tp 10 s r 1 west; $300. A F Johnson et ux to J I Jones. 10 acres in tp 20 s r 3 west; $000. U S to F rank Hubbard, 100 atrB in tp 10 s r 1 west; pateut. Frank Hubbard to .Booth-Kelly Lumber Coiupauy, ICO acrci In tn 10 s 1 east; $000. V 8 to Lewis A Crane, 1G0 aeres in tp 19 s r 2 west; p-tteut. John F Kelly to The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company, 120 acres In tp 16 s r 1 w; $300. B F Mulksy and wife to Noah Mast, 100 acres iu tp 17 s r 5 west; $2,500. G W Long and Lizzie Sarah E Bennett, lots 5 aud 6, block 6, Lone ana Landess addition to l.'ottage Grove; $150, Mary Ann Stewart Waruer et al to Thomas E Warner, quitclaim to 320.34 acres in Tp lj S R 1 W; $1. Some day there may be better tci bikini; powder colfee ll.ivorim; extracts soil.t .m,l spi'. es than Sc:hs Best, be cause "Je wurl do move." Hurry u-,, 0kl world 1 ou've -ot many a mile to eo ! cor Mile hy- JUGitEKN-tfcSo REMEMBER: Shirts, Pants and Hit oniv lor i fPW .1 om ' n v -t,i; h"i, tuvs $1.00 takes any of our $,. On oar 00,1 scj K:M c Crawford Bicycle 5R30 $40 $50 Griffin l.'oniniisslouers' tonri. Now at this time, the court appoints supervisors as follows, to-wit: Distiict No 4-C Cole, Isabel. DibJrictNo5-J M DavlB, Camp Creek. District No 8 Richard Easton, Tliurstou. . District No 16-W C Shortridge, Cottage Grove. District No 10-W 15 Uawley, Loruue. District No 23- Ueo Prcscot, Mound. District No 27 A J Smith, Eugene. District No 2S-J N Luper, Irving. District No 30-Lsfe flaring, Meadow. District No 34 Jacob Taylor, Hale. District No 37 Frank Bristow, Junction. District No 44 Sidney Stickles. District No 40 Jasper Ferguson, Juuction. Didrict No 47-0 S Calef, Eugene. District No 4S C M Jackson, Junction. District No 49 Oscar Milllgan, Walterville. -District No 50-Albert Hager, Creswell. District No 51' L Morse, Cottage Grove. District No 65 J J Peplot, Leaburg. District No 59 A W Bond, Irving. District No 61 Geo H Hale, Hale. District No 02 W T Kayser, Eluiira. District No 05 T J Blakely, Lowell. District No 07 E II Winfrey, Hazel D-ll. District No 71 It D Hawley, Cres- w I DijU.ci No 75 W H Kaliofl, Walterville. District No 92 Levi Vatighan, Ivisou. District No 95 W H Salles, Alma. District No 104 Win Sutherland, GleutL'iia. District No 105 J A MeLeod, Flor ence. Distrht No 107 A J Chapman, Eugene. District No 3S-J M Martin, Eugene. District No 29 Wm Held, Goshen. District No 56 H 8 Tilton, Dexter. District No 39 Peter Harpole. District No 73-S B Jenkins. District No 31 Thomas Gray. V T Bailey couuty commissioner 39 60 SOJarpeksBazarI mm SPECIAL ARTICI.r.S T' The Busy nother ft A. ir .i,( ri.i.oi uu I Women Earning a Living Af: ft Itr.LEX ' ;.s- ' ' IiiaJJ.tionioi:,,,! thtr. ... ,;. ma- 't. - : 101.1! V, L, il II TTHTTC1 rTlTT-rjNUr WXl J. 11.1'jLlL Have Superior Bicycle Sundries. ardware Go L C Gardner hauling soil EP Williams laud for 'couni'v road ' John Holland deputy sherifj. ! Ann Roe nursing pauper VV M Sutherland supervlsordii' trict No 104 GeoB Day supervisor district v ' '! 60 M 8 Wallls gravel , Peter Harpole supervisor disirip 1 No 57 ' Sheriff Withers uotilled theZtn the appointiiieut of KD Ij0e;' special deputy sherifl'. '' VV M Deckcy (lied his bond n sum of JS00 with George thoal andDHemenway assuietie, fMj faithful performance in th.9 money :ised for Indigeut soldiers' ft bond being in all things reguluj same was approved. ' Supervisor's reports approved District Nj 104. Geo B Day No 50. Peter Harpole No 39. CASTOR For Infanta and Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bd Bears tho Signature of --i-TH.Ef ... BICYCLEJ Wins Evervth Four Firsts anil One Second Out of five professional lieatil Kan Francisco Examiner Ftbl;I Horn & Pair Eugene Ag ents, WATCH THIS SPACE. A new line of goods, purchased for cash in the best markets, will soon arrive and be dis played for sale. It will pay you to Avait. J- H. McClung, A thorouBhljr up.to date weekly periodical devolej i.t faihija win uc, mutiig i.t..,, as hcrcl"i''e. A MIRROR OF FASHIONS Eidusive models of gowns from Paris, London, and New aA The Paris Letter The London & A'.4 THARIXE DE FOREST fiv a S; :,.! Corf The New York Letter ByA.XXlE T. ASHMOXK will aid women in all those little points of (i-lucn t;: .t;rs tla: i s" keeping one drced in g d ' :!- Cut Paper Patterns Ouliine Pattern of selected gowns will be furnished will be i" ' T j at a nominal cost. , ' mi nocn caetirrtV dt TV published once a month .-ill .;.r -nmn in tr'.'.-z tht T" f--r dress. , FICTION J - Kit Kennedy The McV" F n " ft i. H. CROCKETT fi .11 ' I ' "' A Confident To -Morrow ' By BKAXOEH MATTtl' ''v' , , re Ihice s:rial lionet lo appear in if-M that have -: ' x ' plul and treatment. ' SHORT STORV COVTRini'T;',V , thrlstlns T. Herrlck HnrrK't r. ? Mary E. Wllkins Mar :i Ella W. Pesttls Karlon Harland R.' ;'l Ax Billy JO , Aildren n.'.';: