Daily Eugene guard., March 21, 1899, Image 4

TUESDAY - - MAKCU 21
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
yon KALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
in: Minus
: 1809 Ideal 125,
18H0 Crescent l35.
Cameras, Eugene Uookstoro.
1' & 11 (loves are water proof.
Wait for Overton's new wall paper.
Homo made mead at The Banquet.
Farmers are praying for better
weather.
riiotograplilc eniporluni, Kugeue
liootcstore.
New designs In wall paper at 1'' L
Chambers'.
All styles of cameras at Kugeno
Bookstore.
Cabinets photos $1.50 per dozen, Ku
gene l'uoto Co.
Bwissand Oregon scenery, Vlllard
Hall, Saturday,
The prettiest bicycle built is the 1800
Ladles Crescent.
The surrounding hills were white
with snow today,
No bicycle inado takes as little-repairing
us the Crescent.
Home made stale bread, 2 loaves for
D cents, at The Banquet.
Do not fall to see the 1800 Crescent
bicycle lit F L Chambers'.
Checks drawn on publlo lunds do
not require a revenue stamp. '
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Jtupairlng and polishing.
Ladles! buy for your Easter dinner
at ttie Easter Market. Home cooking,
C E Collins, Ninth street. Ait
materials, picture frames, upholstering
etc.
Don't forget the Easter Market.
Easter souvenir curds, eggs and eat
ables, Julius Goldsmith has sold his cigar
storo In Junction City to Mr Majors ot
that city.
Only .'15 for tho best wheel on earth
toduy. tine tho Crescents ut F I.
Chambers'.
Take your old wueel to F L Cham
bers and get a now Crescent and keep
up with the age.
C 1) Combs at P O Urocery will
'tiipllcalo any prices made by any
irrooer in Luue counts
Hecretury Dunmiott will address a
union meeting of the churches at the
Christian church, Sunday evening.
A Company of native born Chinese
boys is being drilled in Portland to
furnish entertalumeut for the National
Editorial Association which meets In
that city July 4tli.
If you want to know how good a
Cresoeut bloyclo Is ask any of the 200 1
Eugone Crescent riders don't tako ex
perience of a person that has had no
experience; also you will find that
bicycle repair men don't recommend
Crescents because they get no repair
jobs from thorn,
Wm Blppoy, U years of ago, was
ordered couuuittod to tho Itoys and
Uirls Aid Bocloty at Portland by Judge
Potter. J M Williams took the boy to
Portland this morning,
Wat oh tho display of Vull Paper In
our south show window, which will
be changed every baturduy.
ClHIFFIN IlAKUWAKK Co.
ltov E Edwards, pastor of the
English Baptist Church ut Mlnersvlllo,
Pa, when sufierlng with rheumatism,
was advised to try Chuuiberlaln's Palu
Balm. He saB: "A few applications
of this llnlmont proved of great service
to me. It suldued the lullaiumatlon
and relieved tho pain, Hliould any
sulloror piollt by giving Pain Balm a
trial It will please me." For sale by
' Del, auo
DrC II Chapman lectures before the
Douglas county teachers Institute Fri
day night on "Democratic Citizen
ship;" and Prof Frledel, (Saturday
night will speak on "tSoine Interesting
Properties of Bound."
1'lioso perfumes
' One In a box 25c
One In a box .MIc
One lu a box T.rc
One lu a box ft 00
At Yerlngtou's.
An ordinance has been Introduced lu
the city council at Salem exacting a
lloense of tl.'-XKi a year lor auctioneers,
JSOOforsIx months. That Is prohibitive
with a vengeance, and Is a hard hit ut
itinerants.
Buleiu Journal: Fred II Klnsoy,
who has for several years beeu engi
neer at the Btnlo Bvform School, hss
tendered his reslKiiatlou to take (fleet
April 1, 1K9U. He very courteously
oilers to make his successor "fully ac
quainted wltb the various branches of
the engineering department."
1 have beeu allllcted with rheuma
tism for fourteeu years and nothing
seemed to give any relief. 1 was able
to be around all tho time, but constant
ly sullerlug. 1 had tried everything 1
could hear of and at lost was told to
try Chamberlain's Pain Italtn, which
I did, and was Immediately relieved
and In a short time cured. 1 am
happy to say that it has not since ro-turned.-JoHKi'll
Eikiah, (lirmaiitowu,
C'al. For sale by DcLauo.
Young children, to avoid
marasmus, scrofula, or
rickets, and develop healthy
tissues, bones and teeth; need
fats and hypophosphites. Dr.
W. Gilman Thompson,
Prof. Materia Medica and
Therapeutics, in the Uni
versity of New York, asserts
that Cod-liver Oil is the
lc t fit for the purpose.
Scott's Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digested and
combined with hypophos
phites, it gives children
material for rich blood,
solid flesh, bones and teeth.
50c. anrt f i.'jo, all dniKglsti.
SCOTT til DOW.NK, Cliciuiou, New York.
KAlbKOAD acciuknt.
Willie Ward Werlously if not Fatally
Injured.
Hncclsl to the Uuaiid.
CoinBtock, March 31. Wille Ward,
the only son of It H Ward, about 16
years of age, living near here was seri
ously if not futully Injured yesterday
evening by attempting to board a wood
train while under motion. His brother
was killed near the same place by the
south bound local several years ago.
FLOKKSCE NEWS
Clipped from the West of FHduy
March 111.
Duncan slough district lias engaged
Miss Whitmore to teaoli there again
the coming summer.
Mrs L Tripp is building a new house
011 her runch at the head of South
slough. A Hchulte is doing the carpen
ter woik.
Harry Boyle is putting the boiler be
longing to the Ciislimtiu plle-drlvor in
good order to be ready to drive piles
for tho new saw-unll.
W A Ollleld has sold his rauch
opposite Dr Kennedy's to a Mr Tron
sou who rtccntly arrived from Okla
homa. Consideration $000.
Florence school reopens Monday.
Mr Emmons having given good satis
faction last torm has beeu engaged for
tho coming three mouths with an in
oreuse lu his salary.
The directors of Point Terrace dis
trict have engaged Miss Augusta Pat'
terson to teach tho summer term of
school. Her present term In that
district closes April Till.
Orders have been received from Btato
Fish Commissioner McCluire to turn
the young salmon out from the Biuslaw
hatohery which is being done this
week by the gentlemen in charge,
Messrs Beau and Bharp.
There Is to bo a wedding in Odd
Fellows' building this- evening, the
contracting parties being Warren
Andrews and Mrs Uttttie Howe. The
ceremony will bo performed by II
Jlohleu.
Tho boiler was removed from the
Lllliun a few days ago. While it was
suspended lu the air some of the ap'
paratus gave away and the boiler
dropped several feet striking on the
ground. Fortunately no damage was
done.
A Notorious CronK.
Taoom A, March 20. The police here
say that J BchwurU, who according to
Dawson advices has been sentenced to
eight years Imprisonment, is the
"King of Diamond Swindlers," who Is
notorious lu Europo and America, The
oll'euso for which ho Is being punished
was committed last July lu Dawson
Ho was In tho habit of paying Ills
bills with gold dust, lu which a large
per contugo of brass fillings was mixed,
and was successful for a long time be'
fore his artifice was discovered.
He Fooled the Surgeons.
All doctors told Itcnick Hamlltou of
West JeH'ersmi, O., after sutl'ering 18
months from liectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation was per
formed; but lie cured himself with live
boxes of Arnica sil ve, the surest Pile
euro oil earth, and the best Salvo lu
the world. 25 cents n box. Sold by
Wllkins fc LI mi, druggist.
Card of Thanks.
Wo desire to express our grateful
thanks to the ultl.ous of Kugeno and
vicinity as individuals and societies
for tlu Ir kind assistance and sympathy
so generously aud lavishly bestowed
upou us during the sickuess and after
tho death of our devoted wife and
mother.
A C Jknninus ano Family.
NllitkespentK Club.
Tho Shakespeare club will meet to
night with Mrs 11 B Miller, Ninth
street. Plato will be studied.
K O Pottkm, Sec.
Sot Ice.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for reelection to tho oftlee of City
ltecorder at the enduing election.
11 F Pokbis.
lirtit.lt,-.
Hair brushes, 25 cents and up.
Clothes briish,-, 25 cents and up.
Bath brushes, cents aud up.
Toolli ltuishcs, 10 cents and up.
At Yrkinuvon's
No-Ta-llsc for Fifty Cent.
Cuarnntcnl tchacco habit fine, make noaS
men troi. c-iowl Jur fv tl. ,r tlrufitul
GOOD AS WOLD UOLLAKB
Are Potatoes gt in Present Price of
tl.liO 1'cr Sack.
Portland Telegram: "A dollar and
a half per sack Is a pretty stiff price for
potatoes, but Unit i what the retail
price in Portland Is at present.
There is every prospect that the price
may go higher, too, before the new
crop becomes a factor in the mutter.
About eight years ago the price
reached $2 per sack, which Is the
highest on record. At that time pota
toes were Imported from the East by
the carload. Oregon is still shipping
potatoes at the present."
ATTKNTION KLKB.
Annual Election Also Work In Iloral
Purple Degree.
Eugene Lodge No 357, BPO Elks
will meet Wednesday evening, March
22, 18&0, at 7:30 o'olock sharp, in Ma
sonic Temple. This Is the regular an
nual election night. A baby Elk will
receive its antlers. Leave all your
valuables at home, and remember that
no man goes out of this world alive.
By order of L T Harris, E K.
The Marguerite.
Florence West March 17: Clias
Davis has been at work this week
fixing up the boiler and engines of the
Marguerite which was damaged by file
last fall. He has put a brick foun
dation under the boiler for greater pro
tection against fire.
Ueo H Colter commenced work on
the cabin of the boat Tuesday. The
new oabin will be extended forward
so as to give another room for passeng
ers In front of the engine room. By
tills change the boat will have accom
modations for quite a number more
people,
Keai Estate Transactions.
U B to Wm A Oftleld 103.25 acres In
t 15 s r 11 w; patent.
WmAOQleldto Olo Tronson 103 25
aores in tp 18 s r 11 w; $875.
It C lteufro to Margaret Iteufro 100
acres in tp 18 a r 1 w; $00. -
U 8 to Leo Burg, 160 acres in tp 18 s
t 0 w, patent.
Elba Christian to M B Barker lot 10
block 8 Bcotts addition to Eugene; $200.
Wm Calvert etui to Wm Pitney
etux land; $1.00.
thamberlaln's Cough Remedy.
This remedy is Intended especially
for coughs, colds, croup, whooping
cough and Influenza. It has become
famous for Its cures of these diseases
uver a large part of the civilized world.
The most flattering testimonials have
beeu received, giving accounts of its
good works; of the aggravating and
perslsleut oougliB It has cured; of severe
colds that have yielded prom oily to its
Bnolliing efleelB, and of tho dangerous
utiucKsoi croup 11 lias cured. 01 ten
saving the life of the child. The ex
tensive use of It for whooping couch
has shown that it robs that disease of
all dangerous consequences. Sold by
Del.uno.
Filled His Boud.
Albauy Democrat March 20: Ex
County Treasurer P U MorriB secured
the required $2,000 bonds named by
Judge Burnott, lute Saturday eveuing
aud was released from the charge of
the sheriff. His bondsmen are E U
Will, W A Cox, Frauk Skipton, J A
MoFeron, J L Tomllson, F E Allen, N
D Conn, G W Hoohstedler, P It Conn,
D F Hurdman, 8 8 Train, J S Van
Winkle, G W Taylor, G W GoII aud
J A Cumming.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature
SHIRTS
9 Q
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New Arrivals!
Neat Patterns!
Nobby Goods!
5c window display....
Ba9 tr
5 E? ET
I bavo Iseeo uati.it it'.
. mi il :in.l Hi.-m.- ui ;' 1 ""
..rlul. My lituictit'T ' 1
f aNDY
PJJ CATHARTIC
X:- TOADE MAS RIOI&'C".-
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... CUftE CONSTIPATION. ...
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HO-TO-ufiU ,1.1, ( IKt TuKitrallaUI.
Contract Lct.-TIio Univ.rsity of
Oregon has let to O W Breeding, of
F..II Creek the contract for 275 cords of
body fir wood at $2.14 per cord. The
contract for oak wood has not Leen let
yet. Mr Breeding also has contracted
tod liver 310 cords to ttie vtuiertu
and 200 cords to Lane county. The
wood will be cm at Fall Creek Biid
floated down 10 Kugene in the river.
At Auiii.Avn.-Towu Talk: A young
man In a neurbv town took his girl out
buggy riding. Hhe fell out ot the
buguy und the young muu drove a
,.ileortivo before he diseovereu sue
was Hissing. You can net sum a iniiig
never liuppens around Asliliinu ine
horse might fall out of the shafts ami
not be inisBed; but the girl, never.
Pukk Hkandy. Kxamiued by the
best of judges and found to be Btrictly
pure and the best of stimulants, for
sale at 76ceiits per quart or $2 50 per
11.... &,). utiH lihiir Hlreets. l-.ll
gene, Oregon. Made by I M Frai-cis
All orders by stage, ireigiu or
will receive prompt attention.
What Is pure brandy? It is the
double distilled essence of ftuit. It
contains no drugs or poison except
what Is in the fruit. I have it put up
iu quart, half gallon and gallon pack
ages. For sale by I ftl Francis.
Toii.ktBkts For 75 cents. Toilet
Sets for $1.00, and so on upward.
AT Ykkwciton's.
Married. In Lane con n ty , Oregon
March 19, 1890, by Itev Eugene Finn
Elmer R Neal and Francis Ma ben.
Glorious News
ComeB from Dr D B Curgile, ol
Wasbltu. I T. He writes: "Four
bottles of Electlio Bitters lias cured
Mrs Brewer of scrofula, which had
caused her croat sull'erine for years.
Terrible sores would break out on her
head and face, and ttie best doctors
could give no help; nut her cure is
complete und her health is excellent."
This shows what thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters is the
best blood purifier known. It's the
supreme icniedy for eczema, tetter, suit
rheum, ulcers, noils anu running sores.
It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowsls.
expels poi-ous, helps digestion builds
tip ine sireiiKtn. uniy ou cents, nom
by wiikiu's cc l,inn, uruggis:s. uuar,
an teed.
Ilev D C Kellems is now holding a
protracted evangelistio meeting at Mc-
Minuville.
No. ScWrtfs Pest
t. a '. , '....I .,m,l,r
iittlec I'.i-.oi ui t'Ki.tt'U
SuJil ;uitl sp.'-os
arc not as good as we can
make without any regard to
cost. They arc as good as
we can make with both cost
and goodness on our mind
all the time
For Sale, by Gray & Son
The Southern Pacific Comnanv 1
theoulv coinranv that can chpi'k
your baggaje through to destination.
ut tt.,n ln nn -1.- 1
lu utl puilllB j-aat. auu OOlllU
east,
E J McClanaiian.
City Passenger Agent
SHIRTS
llWft 'I' li ii , &
CLASSIFIED COLtlW
Ntlc under thU Lead not t.. escM.1
t-v yer. . .. .-1
For Sale.
FOUSALE.-Oneol the fincHt d
,! si.k ranclies in L'"'e conn
S11. miles to Eugene fnecomHy eai
1 f..r 10 Cresivell ano im
,..0,1 inna.l sc-rcs witli fi-ur larce
i.,.rn . Ninety lieurt of cut He.
. . .., ..,i,K HO - (
w men ou nfo - , . .
nod Durham cows; norsr-,
and 150 tons ot hay. Blacksmith
-hop and tools. He-idenee ol nine
rooms, furnished. Kauch fenced and
Htaked and cross fenced with vm,
also dairy appliances for cheese and
butter making. Ureen feed ti e year
around. 75 acres in grui ierms.
$10 per acre including all above de
si:ribed. Part cash, balance on time
il desired. AddreBS Chas W bexton,
( reswell, Oregon.
FOB SALE. Corner First aud Jefler
sou streets, one 10 room house, and
two lots, SO.xlGO feet each. Good
barn, water, fruit, fine garden ground.
AIbo bouse and lot, corner First aud
Lawrence streets, lot G6 feet 8 inches,
by 100 feet, young fruit trees, good
garden grouud, water, etc. Also
house aud lot, comer Willamette
and Fourteenth streets. For prices
and terms write 8 J Sills, 'laeoma,
Wash, Box 827, or cull ut GUARD
olliee.
FOR HALK 23.'! acres of laud, known
as the Poiudexter place, 2UU acres
in cultivation and divided iu five
lots with g md fences, fuir bnildiugs,
i.tsiitv of fruit, all choice land and a
beautiful location. One of the best
farms iu Lane county. Iuquire
f... I..f..r.
auoui ine roinueAter w, ,,,..-
mation. Situated 5J miles Bouth ol
i,,n,i r'itv nn thH F.iiirRiie road
Price S3.S00. Easv Ivjruis. For
further particulars inquire of It F
Bukei & Co, Juncliou City, Oregon.
Help Wanted-
GIHL WANTED. A girl wanted tp
do irencru housework, call at ax
Billy's Department store.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING. I am prepared to
do fashionable dressmaking of ull
kinds, at my residence oil Pearl street
between Stxth and beventn.
Mrs Ekukcca Kino.
WANTED To rem au organ. In
quire of Prof E D Eessler at Central
School.
SCHOOL SAVIMiS BANK
Is Meeting With Flattering Success
at the Start.
The public school savings bank sys
teiu receutly started is being patron
ized quite liberally. Following is the
list of business transacted to date:
DEPOSITS.
March 0 $30 84
March H 25 00
March 20 28 50
ToW $90 40
Drawn 011'.. 3 00
Total now ou deposit $S7 40
Oa March 0 and 20 three $5 deposits
were made.
TliereaieSO depositors, the greatest
number lu any grade being 15 from the
Sixth Ceutral. There are no depositors
from the Mount school or Eighth grade
Geary.
lliiuy a Lovor
Has turned with discuat from nn nt.lru7U0
lovable gill with aa offensive breath. Karl's
l lover Koot 1 ea purities the breath by its ac
lion on the bowels, etc, as notion? else will
bold for years on afe,rt-- guarantee. Price
-o cis. anu uu cts. bold by Wilkins 4 Linn
Commissioners court.
liKAND JURY WITNESSES.
W S Hullbrd
Chas Croner
Wm F ilemenway
Roy Heineuway
Fred Lamb
John Ingham
Wm Ileidis
W L Vauce
Frank Beisner
J B Kteuey
W L Matlock
Chas Horn
George Pinson
Tom Martin
J M Shaub
Bob Watch
Wm M McFarlaud.. .
George Hodes "
HattieStowell
W W Scott
F Y Matsuoko
J B Ionian
S J Simmons
K Kanodsiu
TTecoda
T Yokoda .........1
Stephen Strawn....
Will Smith Z"'..'.'"'.'.Z
Clarence Taylor
2 00
4 10
8 40
8 40
4 10
4 10
2 10
14 00
2 10
5 00
3 40
4 10
4 50
G 40
6 40
5 40
S 40
4 10
2 10
8 40
6 10
5 50
7 SO
4 10
4 10
4 20
4 10
7 SO
7 80
What Is Sluloh?
A craml ohl
., . ' 1 ""in Louis and
om,,,,,,; usfll tl,r,us-h the world for half
. ' " reu innumerable cases of in
ei.ientc,.us,i,,H,1 and r,lieved iay in
VMUage- If you are not satisfied with
toe re.;..l we will rciur.,1 y.,ur monev. prjce
.. -,.-ii.tv. .N.IJ ly. Wilkin.
Ji'you nntieinate unina ,
the Southern Paritlo cn,!...
Mour rtver ,lut9 and t.h
Miout charge of cars. For further
Pnilars. folders. ,iu,e cards etc
call on or address.
K J McCl.ANAIlAX,
City Passenger Agt. S P Co.
' '-''.. U Dlooa Ueer
your l' oo,l an, r'Cjr'''-v,
l'f. t ..m the Ik , ,- llnv:!' iu-
tti.it ;.klv h :': r !" "' l- " i.uea.1,,
t jsartt.,-!-,;. c. .eii-n l y taking
WE tiAvt w MLtitAur .- Receiveq
4 SnlKIVI b-NTS
NEW SPRING STOCK
r WAI I. PADnn
I
AVIMfi SELECTED OUR
n factories, we are apie to snow the most comn...
Wall Paper we have ever had, and at the right prices. '
LICESSE LAW AT ALBANY.
Proposals Vi Tax all Trades aud Lines
of Business.
Albany, March 20.- The business
mea are stirred up over a report made
by the committee on ordinances of the
city council proposing to license all
trades and business lines. At present
the anuual expenditures of the city
exceed the receipts by about $2500, and
the city charter permits no higher
rate of tax levy than 8 mills, at wnlcu
rate property is now assessed. The
counoil baa proposed a general license
as a means of raisiug revenue. The
proposed law will be submitted to the
city council at its uext regular meet
lug, on the 28th, and iu the meantime
will be discussed by the people. '
Discovered by a Woman.
Another great discovery has been
made, aud that too, by a lady iu thin
couutry. "Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital
oriratis were undermined aud death
seemed iiumineu',. For three months
she coughed incessantly, and could not
sleep. She finally discovered a way to
recovery, by purchasing of us a bottle
of Dr King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, aud was so much relieved on
taking first dose, that she slept all
night; and with two bottles, has been
absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs
Luther Lutz. 'Thus wriies W C Ham
uick & Co, of Shelby, N C. Trial
bottles free at Wilkin's & Linn's Drug
store. Kegular size 60o and $1.00,
Every bottle guaranteed.
Much in a Name
Mr A B Allen , editor of the Jackson
Republican, is having trouble trying
to keep tab on the name of the editor
of the Mirror, I might have trouble
that way myself, only for the name-
plate on my door. The (Minnesota)
Prison Mirror.
We had a man here who bad some
trouble in that Hue; but the name-plate
on the door didnt help him out much.
His name was "Frank William.-, alias
Joe Brouson, alias Frank Howard alias
liuckskin Joe." Texas Prison Bulle-
Sciiiiwg's Pesi
tea baking powder
coflee llavoring extracts
soda and spices
are good for
( 1 ) The palate
(2) The stomach
(3) The purse. m.
For Sale by J U Green & Son
W C T U.
Will meet in the parlor of the
Methodist church Wednesday March
!2 at 2:30 pm. Mrs Bllyeu will talk
on the subject "Balance of Power."
Every one invited to attend.'
Those perfumes-
Delicate, Fragrant. Lastine
Seeleye The great American perfumer.
there are others we have them
At Yerington's.
Our New Goods
Bought Directly from the Largest Houses in the East at the Lotf
Anil just before the advance. The stock is comi-lete
iiiings obtaiuahle, and the prices could not he
unngs obtaiuahle, and the prices could not he j
the cotton Roods especially have ativanced ffvui 1" 1,1 -
CALL EARLY AND SEE THESE
the t '
Whifh means ynu will buy, as they are ma'kr'j tn f4?1,rt
low prices prevailinR two months aif. It will 1
you the goods and quote prices.
yours truly,
4
-OF OUR
STOCK FROM
onnin iiarauigfe ft
Prolific and Pattlcii,
A Minnesota exchange a
riiuay a cuw uelotliFllicr fnik.
non i. Ji, i-ratt of Bethel !
gave birth to quintuplets,
family being increased hr,l
. turn
tersanu two sons nil ui....
formed aud healtliv. n.-..
Dounds. aiiothor 00 OI1j...
pounds each.
rri...t.
x.n-M uwm-i iius named
McKinley, Helen Uoulij.Cto
Sampson and Dewey.
The mother cow has hwr
formed several unusual fen
raising in years gone k
dropped 10 calves In four
Frldnv'a fnl la l,a
J - mc KIMIR
believe, a record for tbe work
Young Molten
rouj, is ine terror GH&oaim
.ntl.3 l,ann,.UA ..n
nn1 raiin.i,l f.ifnl C1.1I..H.
Croun. It has never he?n hum;
worst cases relieved unmediittk
n,n ,-.n 1 3 it., en Ln
Alter Sea Lioni
rue Lincoln iiouo r
a trip down the coast
Oani r n MutiaM r-!
. 1 1) 1. . (.. n... '
wtll employ men and boiti'.
wiiioij,J lu j.ui,'ia .is.
i,ai,ra nn.l loia llPrPOOR
hunting at Siiuta Hartal
aud lie is 111 seareu m w
It. T. a U... lt.Vt.
nhntit half a mile ofl sSort,t
a Itiousami neau u"
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