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

Daily Kugcne Guard
WEDNESDAY
- -JUNE 21
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOK SALli AT
Julius Goldsmith's
IIKKV1T1KM
Hung out your ice Blgn.
Overtoil's Dew wall paper la here,
Ice delivered lo uuy purt of the city.
0 eay! I bought tlila furulture of
Kays,
Cabinets photos $1.60 per dozen, Eu
gene Photo Co.
Screen doors and wire.
F h ChniiibiTK.
Oilcloths, linoleums and curpeu at
Kays',
Ice will check that hot time. Order
it each day.
Red Cross writing paper mny be pur
chased at Yerlngton's drug store.
Cut prices on all bicycle aitiiclnrieuts.
F L Chambers.
Andy Taylor, the barber, Imsn new
assistant. Work guaranteed.
Photo buttons and pins til the Ka
gene Photo Studio.
We will have a grand "celebration in
Eugene the coming Fourth.
101'Baniblers sold by Mullock &
McClanabau this season. .
Another shipment of low priced wall
paper Just received. F J, Chambers.
Vlotoria lawn mowers are good. F L
Chambers has them.
Miss Hostel n was lined $4 for riding
on prohibited sidewalks today.
Oardening tools all kinds.
F L Chambers.
The oarpet department at Dunn's Is
a busy place these days.
Double tube bicycle tires $2.00 each
3,60 pair. Fl Chambers.
Garden Hobo and Lawn Mowers.
" Loughuiiller & Peter.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Repairing and polishing,
C E Collins, Ninth street. Art
materials, picture frames, upholsterlug
etc
Just 150 Ramblers and Ideals sold by
Matlock & MoClanahan.
1 quit carrying my baby In my arms.
I bought a baby wagon of Kays.
For carpets, art squares, mattings
linoleums and window shades, see
Dunn.
Beat equipped bicycle repair shop In
Eugene. Matlock & MoClanuhan.
Toilet Sets for 75 cents, Toilet
Sets for $1.00, and so on upward.
At Yekinqton's.
A rooky marriage oocurred the other
day given as follows! Married, at
Fllntatone, by Rev Wlndstoue, Mr
Nebewlah Bnmlutono to Miss Wllhel
mlna Whltestone, both of Limestone.
Top Buggies at reasonable prices.
Loughmlllcr & Peter.
J A Sohear, of Sedalla, Mo, saved
his child from death by croup by using
One Minute Cough Cure. It on roe
coughs, ookls, pneumonia, la grippe
and all throat and lung troubles, Vlu
oeut & Co, Corner Drug Store.
b There are 25 members of the graduat
ing oIubs this year at Monmouth: The
Lane county members of the class are;
MIbb Oraoe Brown, Marion White and
Miss Mable Simmons, Eugene: R R
Robinson, Junction City.
Full car load of Raolue buggies Just
received prices down at
F L Chambers.'
Mr P Keloham of Pike City, Cl
says: "During my brother's late sick
ness from selatlo rheumatism, Cham
berlain's l'ulu Balm was the only rem
edy that gave him any relief." Many
others have testified to the prompt re
lief fioro pain which this llulmeut
all'ords. For sale by DcLauo.
We do all kluds of bloyole repair
work at reasonable prices, ,
Matlock & MoClanahan.
, Buy a refrigerator ol J W Kays aud
keep cool. Latest patterns aud lee
savors. Those perfumes
One in a box 2oo
One In a box 60o
One In a box 75o
One In a box $1 00
At Yerlngton's.
3 prizes on Crescent bicycle gift.
Everybody stands a chance on the $5
gift. Ask for particulars If you do not
understand. F L Chambers.
Pendleton E O, June 19: "W F
Matlock arrived this morning from
Hoppner. E L Matlock, his brother,
Is slightly Improved during the past
few days, aud there are soui. hopes of
recovery.
Those perfumes
Delicate, Fragrant, Lasting
' Seereys The great American perfumer.
There are others we have them
At Yerlngton's.
Junotlou Bulletin: Sam Norman of
this place, without a doubt, has ' the
youngest mother cow in Oregon. She
Is Just 15 months old. If auy one cau
beat this let us hear from them.
What Is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure? Tt
Is the newly discovered remedy, tt
most effective prcpaiatlou ever devised
for aiding tho digestion and assimila
tion of food, and restoring the deranged
digestive nrgaus to a natural condition.
It Is a discovery surpassing anything
known to the medical profession. Vin
cent & Co, Corner Drug Store,
A pleaxunt day.
The river fell four inches iut night.
Bicyole tires $3 25 a pair at Rambler
agenoy.
The river stands at a little over six
feet.
' The U S snug boat is doing uxoelleut
work at Davis1 slough.
A white frost was visible by our
earliest risers this morning. It did .no
harm.
The Sulein Dully Journal of June
10th arrived heie this morning, quick
work, that.
Bicycle repairing and sundries at
Matlock & MoCluuahau's Rambler
agency, Walton block.
Ashland Tidings: There are rumors
of suspicious circumstances connected
with the burning of the big railroad
trestle at Leland, Saturday night,
which indicate that the tiro was of in
cendiary origin. The fire when dis
covered seemed to have caught near
the bottom. The Are ls'quite an ex
pensive one to the company.
There is a time for all thing". The
time to take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers Is when you are sufTering from
'constipation, biliousness, sick head
aclie, Indigestion, or. other stomach or
liver troubles. Vincent & Co, Comer
Drug Store.
Keop cool by ordering ice for your
refrigerator.
Jacksonville Times: "Dr Fred Strong
of Yale College,, an educator of ac
knowledged ability, has been eleoted
president of the University of Oregon.
The change will prove a happy one
and quite advantageous to that Institu
tion, which has suffered much during
Dr Chapman's Incumbency of that po
sition." W M Gallugher, of Brynn, Pa, says:
"For forty years I have tried various
cough medicines. One Minute cough
cure is best of all." It relieves instant
ly aud cures all throat and lung trou
bles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug
Store.
Medford has a new bank with a
capital stock of $50,000. Henry E
Ankony, of Eugene, is one of the In
corporators. He was also elected a di
rector aud vice president of the Institu
tion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely
digests food within the stomach and
Intestines and renders all clashes of
food callable of being assimilated and
converted into strength giving und
tissue building substances. Vincent &
Co, Corner Drug Store.
Junction Bulletin, June 20: J E
Taylor left on this morning's looal for
Portlund where he goes to purchase a
new engine for his saw mill. The
engine he has now Ib not large enough
to do his work.. He will purchase
about a 40-horse power engine aud
have it shipped here immediately. He
has u contract now from the railroad
company to deliver to this city 5,000
railroad ties. Besides this he bus a
number of smaller orders, from d lifer
ent parts of the country that cannot be
delayed.
"I was seriously aflllcted with a
cough for several years, ami last fall
had a more severe cough than ever be
fore. I have used many remedies with
out receiving much relief, und being
recommended to try a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, by a friend,
who, knowing me to be a poor widow,
gave It to me, I tried it, und with the
most gratifying results. The first bot
tle relieved me very much and the
second bottle has absolutely cured me.
I have not had us good health for
twenty yoors. Respectfully, Mns
Mary A Bkakd, Claremore, Ark."
Sold by DeLano,
Junction Teachers Selected.
At the school board meeting Friday
evening, June 10, the following teach
ors were elected to teaoh the publlo
school of that place for the coming
year:
Principal, W W Alllngham; te ichers,
Miss Fttunlo Grlcga, Mrs Mamie
Mahon aud Miss Mae Pollock.
What la BlillohY
A grand oH remedy for Cough, CoKIb and
Consumption; used through tho world for half
a century, luvs cured iunniuernble cases of In
olpient consumption aud relieved many In ad
vauced stages. If you are not satisfied with
the result we will refund your money. Price
S 'U m eta., aud 81.110. Hold by Wllkins
& l.Um.
Itonl Estate Transaction.
J B Kennedy and wife et al to the
Booth Kelly lumber company, laud In
t20er8w;$46.
Mary and Geo W Smith to Henry
Atkins, 40 acres lu 1 10 sr 7 w, $400.
A H Spare to Wilson B Glass, laud
lu Cottage Grove; $000.
U 8 to Frank A Pepoit, 100 acres in
1 10 8 r 2 e; patent.
Notice.
As I vlll leave on the Oth of July
for a three moutliB stay lu California
I would like to have all bills and ac
counts settled as far as possible before
that date.
W. L. Cheshiur, M. D.
To the Ladles of Gngeno aud Vicinity.
To save darning and maklntr new
hosiery of old, gut the noted Knelt, e
leet, ten cents per pair, from Mrs F D
Wlilteaker, agent, Ten Hi street, near
Charueltou.
Brushes.
Hair brushes, 25 cents and up.
Clothes brushes, 25 cents aud up.
Bath brushes, 5 cents aud np.
Tooth Brushes, 10 ceuts aud up.
At Ykkinoton's
Notice.
The W R P L will meet at the rcsi
deuce of Mrs J W Kays. Saturday June
4.
Cob Kkcy,
Tkijk WoKDS.-JackioiivillB Tillies:
"Dr A I Nlcklln, a prominent citlzdn
of Lane county, ho has been u resi
dent of Oregon for many years, and
did so much toward rescuing it from
the dominion of the treacherous red-skin-,
saya says Unit if the government
could pay $1M,000,000 for the Philip
pines, it surely ought to be able to pay
the Indian war veterans a small pit
tance during the runulnder of their
lives. It was principally through
them that Oregon, Washington, Idaho
and Montana, in fact the great North
west, became a part of our domain.
Truer words than those could not be
spoken."
House Burned. The residence of
P F Davis, about one mile east of Lo
raue caught Are yesterday forenoon,
presumably from a defeciive flue, and
burned to the ground. Moot of the
household goods were removed. The
building wai insurod.
Kilts iu Lonreution
St Louis. June 20. The city Is full
of the B P O Elks attending the grand
lodge. There are 510 lodges of this
order showing a membershipof 50,000,
a gain of 70 new lodges and a member
ship of 11,000.
Grand Exalted Ruler John Galvlu
said la response to a speech of welcome
by the mayor:
"The order of Elks has been more
misunderstood, more censured and
more abuted by those who do not
know It than has auy other organiza
tion in existence. On the other hand,
tt lias beeu moie praised, more com
mended aud more loved by those who
do know it than any other organiza
tion. Many people have thought that
It wag merely a convivial organization,
with no serious objects or purposes.
This is a great mistake. The ground
work and foundation of the order Ib
the great golden rule of life, 'Do unto
others as you would that they should
do unto you.' "
A Bhttltespeuiiau UlBcovery.
The most scholarly men of the world
have devoted years to the study of oue
of Shakespeare's greatest creations.
Hamlet has been discussed by the
ablest minds of ull countries. What
hiB malady was, has vexed more than
one scieiitiflo braiu. It remains for
America and the producers of Ameri
ca's greatest remedy Hosietter's
Stomaoh Bitters to make the discov
ery. Nothing ailed Hamlet, but indi
gestion, whloh upset his liver, polluted
his blood and made him nervous. If
it bad been possible for Hamlet to
have had Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
he would have been a different charac
ter. It makes and keeps stomachs
strong, and with hearty digestion and
pure blood no disease is possible. It is
for both meu and women. All drug
gists Bell It.
Bad management keeps more people
iu poor circumstances than any other
one cause. To be successful one must
look ahead and plan ahead, so that
when a favorable opportunity presents
itself he is ready to take advantage of
It. A little forethought will also save
much expense and valuable time. A
prudent and cartful mau will keep a
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy ill the house,
the shiftless felloe will wuil until ne
cessity compels It and theu ruin his
best horse going tor a doctor ii'Kl nave
a big doctor bill to psy, besides; one
payB out cents, tne otner is. out u,
hundred dollars, und then wonders
why his neighbor is getting richer
wliile he is getting poorer. For sale
by DeLano.
A Proposition. Albany Herald
"The proposition which the CurtM
Lumber Co, ha made to the people of
an,,.,, i to invest S250.000in a big saw
mill plant to be located In this city,
provided the citizen- of tiieeuyi"
r.nri!hHse tha necessary laud for tbe
site, is one lit which the people of the
city are vitally interested. I bis is tbe
largest Industrial enterprise ever
noteri In Album". The company has
already Invested over $00,000 iu timber
lauds and other property, and propose
to start a lumbering luuusiry .
will employ 450 to 500 men aud in
whloh ttonarier of a million dolla'B
will hn invested iii a Dlaut alone. The
Curtiss Company is composed of men
of ample capital, who are prepared to
carry out all that they unuenaae.
FokestRancieks. Tuesday's Salem
Statesman: "J C C Lewis, D A Carter,
L M Ormsby and W D King leave
this morning for the hot spi logs in the
Cascade reserve, where they will beglu
tbe work of forest rangers under the
direction of Supt S B Ormsby. The
men will work northward from the
hotsprlDus, aud will spend the sum
mer iu the mountains, guarding the
Interests of the government, and pro
tecting the forests from fireB."
JOHN LEE CO
Just Hocclvod from .Tupnn .
New Line of House Plants,
Fire Crackers and Fireworks.
CHEAPEST PRICES
ReceivedToday
A fresh simnlr of Ktistmnn JCmUlra.
Cyclone MKiwino Cameras, :, t 00 and $3 00
"11 Visia" i'utioramto Cameras, AT
Eugene
liook Store
E. SCHWARZSCHILD.
Ill
Reception to Pastok. Last night
at the C P church a reception was giv
en to the new pai-tor aud wife, Rev
and Mrs J F Claycomb. A delightful
progrum consisting of n citations and
music was rendered, followed by the
address of welcome by Rev Wooley af
ter which the several ministers of the
town made short addresses welcoming
them to our midst. A short time was
then very pleasautly spent lu a sooial
way.
. .... , .1 n AVnPfid five
Not ees under una ao
lines, SO cents per week; SI o0 a month, SI-
pr year.
For Sale.
FOR SALE. 13HU acres timber lai:u
near McKeuzio river, a) miles iroiu
Eugene. Address, J E Hale, San
Juse, Calif. A H Fisk, Eugene, Or.
LUMBER FOR SALE. A lure
amount of all kinds of Mclv nzie
river lumber fur sale at low prices.
Call on or address Wm Naylor,
Coburg, for terms and further particulars.
Harvest Is flpproaehing (
LAMBS FOK SALE.-I have some
Hue thoroughbred Cotswold buck
lambs for sale; also several Durham
bull calves for sale. Address A J
Chuzan, Pleasant Hill, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Corner First and Jefler-
son streets, oue 10 room house, and
two lots, 80x100 feet each. Good
barn, water, fruit.flue garden ground.
Also house and lot, corner First and
Lawrence streets, lot 66 feel 8 inches,
by 160 feet, young fruit trees, good
garden grouud, water, etc. Also
house aud lot, corner Willamette
and Fourteenth streets. For priceB
and terniB write S J Sills, Tacoma,
Wash, Box 827, or call at Guard
otlice.
COW FOR SALE A fresh Jersey
cow for sale. Inquire corner Twelltn
and Charuelton streets.
JERSEY COW FOR SALE. A flue
Jersey heifer with her first calf tor
sale. Enquire of F M Wilklns.
Help Wanted-
ATTEMPT TO SuicirE. Mr J H
Jewett, a former teacher In the Hsrris-
burg publlo school, became somen hat
demented by drink and misfortune.
made an attempt at suicide Monday
morning by taking laudanum. He had
written a note telling his iutentlou
But medical aid was summoned aud
he was relieved of the poison.
Makriage License. County Clerk
Lee late yesterday alternoon granted a
mnrrlnva lieortnn T.n Wm Prawflt. 21
veers and Dema Swindall. 17. The!
written consent of tbe parents of the
young lady was Bleu.
Adjourned Term. Judge Hamil
ton will arrive here tomorrow to hold
an adjourned term of circuit court, to
make up the Issues for the regular term
which meets Mouday.
Bargains In Real Estute.
1 have for sale several tracts of laud
belonging to parties who obtained said
lands by foreclosure of mortgage,
winch ure lor sale very cheap aud on
easy terms.
Also city property In Eugene aud
Springfield of like conditions and
terms. 1' or description and prices call
ou S R Williams, Agent,
Eugeue, Oregon
CASTORS A
For Infants and Children.
Tiie Kind You Have Always Bough!
Bears the
Signature
MAN WANTED At the Osburn
rauch, Speucer Butte dairy, 6 miles
south of Eugeue. Must be a good
milker. Wages $20 and found, with
increase to right man. Chas W
Sexton.
Lost and Found.
LOST. Fraternity pin, set with dia
monds, sapphires, aud eugravid
wiih Greek letters, i-inaer please
returu to this otlice.
Miscellaneous.
TO RENT First olass organs, square
and upright pianos. Geo F Craw
of
Don't
Let
Go
Of your Shoe Money
Until you have seen the
Good Shoes
that can be bought
for Little Money at
Yofao's
SHOE
STORE
SPRING and
SUMMER
Novelties....
In Parasols, Fancy Belts,
Buckles, Children's Caps,
Shirt Waists, Silk Waists,
Silk Petticoats.
New Styles
Just Arrived.
WANTED. Fifty cords of good grub
oak wood, at the Racket Store.
YOUNG MAN. With $500.00 wauts
situation or business opportunity
iive years experience In mercantile
business?. Address P O Box 050,
Uity.
TO EXCHANGE. -Oue good up-to-
date Bicycle, aud one good Type
writer for good wood. P Frauk & Son,
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
When you want an abstract of title
can on JLUgeue Abstract (Jo, 1st doo
south of Chrismau block, Willamette
street, Eugeue, Oregon.
TEAMS WANTED. To haul cord
wood; good prices. ampbell &
Alexander, Comstock, Douglas
county, uregon.
TO EXCHANGE. Business and res
Idence property In Corvallis, Oregon,
for stock rauch lu Willamette vulley.
Address tt Uox 142 (Jorvallis Ore.
WANTED. Family horse and light,
spring wagon, suitable lorcomping
ou the McKen.le. Good care, guod
feed. Wanted to hire cheap. Leave
wora at nail's grocery store.
STEAMER EUGENE. The office of
the steamboat City of Eugene will be
at Gray & Sons' arocerv store. Eu
gene, until further notice. Richard
uray, Agent.
PLKASAST HILIj
Closiugr Exercises of the Public
Schools.
The closing exercises of the Pleasant
Hill school look place on Fridav even
ing, the 10 lust, in the large double
school room which was profusely dec
orated for the occasion.
The house was filled to overflowing
with patrons and friends of the school,
in evidence of the Interest taken in eri.
ucation by the people of this Dlace.
A lengthy program consisting of
recitations, essays and music vnp.,1
and instrumental was admirably car
ried out aud rellected great credit on
the ptinils as well as on the tenchor
Prof. G W Milom, who has done so
much to place the school among the
very best lu the county.
Throughout the entire evening nor.
feet order prevailed particularly dur
ing the time occupied by the ernilinit-
ing class which consisted of five mem-
oers.
Ralph Hemphill, the voiimroat r,f
of the class, rendered "National Char
acters," and was generously applauded.
Daltou Baughmau read in a faultless
manner, an essay ou"The Uses of Air,"
which showed deep research and the
most thorough preparation, and Im
pressed all as a scholarly effort.
Miss Ina McKeiule's recitation on
The Choice of Books." was rpmnrb.
ably well done, and gave evidence of
careful drill.
Miss Etaa Parka read an essay on
'Abraham Llnooln." which wo,, h,i.
biographical and eulogistic. She was
louuiy applauded and received many
nauusome Doquets.
Carl Baughman as cine nrntr ,i
valedictorian, surprised even those
who kuew him best, bv his lm,un,
his manner and his splendid dellveryj
uu ii is preuictea that, before uiauy
ysars, he will be heard f mm tn n.n
higher fields ot oratory.
the cla-s address was doliuora i.
Supt Miller who cave som vii,(
auvice auu complimented the class up-
.u, .m.rougiiness or their work, as
evidenced by the examination through
which they had just passed.
firnHiiitiion ot diplomas closed
---- mKiu- IIIMIHUUOUA Of
learning. A yt."m
WE CARRY
Binding Twine,
Cylinder Oil,
Red Engine. Oil,
Machine Castor' Oil
Black Castor Oil '
Cold Pressed Castor Oil
Neats Foot Oil '
And the Host' Axln p
in the market.
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
Goshen Items.
Juue21, 1899.
Cbos Smith and wife visited Cres-
well Sunday.
BFEby, of Ilarrisburg, was In our
village Suud iy.
Postmaster Roney aud wife visited
Dexter Tuesday.
Uncle James Stewart is quite low
with consumption.
Harry Kceuey, of Jasper, wan over
the first of me week.
Supervisor W L Whenli r has com
menced working tho loads.
W H Dillard , aud daughter, Miss
Belle, were Creswell visitors Sunday.
Dan Tyler, of Junction, was a visitor
to relatives here the first of the week.
Quite a number from Goshen attend
ed the Pleasant Hill plonio Saturday.
Morton Keemy, of Rowland, was
visiting relatives here the first of the
week.
Mis J D Hampton, sous and duugh-
ter, of Eugeue, visited the old home
stead Sunday.
Tho Children's Day exercises of the
Union Sunday school have been post
poned until July 2nd.
Mrs Louis Coryell has returned to
her home iu the Coyote country after
visiting relatives here for a few days.
The Union Sunday school of Goshen
contemplates attending the Children's
Day exercise at Pleasant Hill next
Sunday In a body.
B F Keeney, Mrs T P Keeney und
Miss Keziah Williams visited relatives
aud friends at Creswell Friday and at'
tt-mied the Demurest medal conies' in
the evening.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers net as a
fuulileas pill should, cleansing mid re
viving the system instead of weaken
ing It. They are mild and sure, small
and pleasant to lake, and entiiuly free
from objectional drugs. They assist
rather than compel. Vincent & Co,
Coruer Diug Store.
"Tbe Milwaukee"
The fnmillo. .
Milwaukee &rP ,L0:..the,;
all over the Union a9 thi n '"
Chicago, .'The onV
me worm.' Understand; conn7 '
are made with all inC
Hues, asHuriiu, to , J:0W'ti
service k, owu. Luxuri,.
metric lights, steaTht ,
equaled by uo other line. ' '
oee mat your ticket reads,,,
Milwaukee" when ,. .
n the United States6 orS
ic meu
'or rates, pamphlets or otl,e,i,
matin,,, addres., '
J W Casey, c J Kduy
Trav Pass Agt, GeueraU,
kattlk, Wash, Pom,
Volcanic Eruptions
Aie grand, but Kklu eruptio,.,
ltfe of joy. Buckleu's Arnlc &
cure, them; also Old, Ruuniac ,id
Fever Sores, Ulceis, Boils, ftta.
Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Bom
Head .Chapped Hands, ClhllbUii
BstPile cure on earth. Drlmm
Paine und Aehes. Only 26 qtsabor
Cure guaiauleed. Hold by WkiM4
Linn.
EXPORT
StI5c CIGAR2
At Julius Goldsmith's
TRY ONE.
We Have...
Received our Spring and Summer line
of samples. Come and let us take
your measure and get you one of the
best fitting suits you'ever had.
J, M Howe
Say When
Yon want something Urn!
mouth wiiU-rand give jour f "' 1 "'
i-l! in Hie line ot pure bnmlwf"
i lies and Yellowstone whuktr. l"J
, , ml 10 vonr onler the tot IM "S
horn .Mc.llk-rKarth.at prlreitkltn'"'
uuplteiileil (or the same quiUIPI"!
Older nousc ui me
A Shoe to Be Admired
For Its beauty and wearing qualities in
l.adles'.Mon's and Hoy's sizes, both In
blackjind tan, and latest styles, can be
hail at pur Department Store tor loss
money than anywhere In town. We
also have an unlimited supply ot
FRUIT JARS inlrtt
At bottom prices. Jnr enps and rubbers
nt 25c per dozen. Best black jar rubbers,
two dozen for 5c.
For further Bargains,
AX BlIikY
Ml
, Irt f ..
nor
W. ffl. ReDsbam
Bare Imagination of a Feai
Will noteloy lnehunrycff' .n
feasting lire eve on our temp"' ' eiu pB
display olcomecuini"""'. -- tl. "
or tVll that sweet tpoth tnt J ,jfiKV
confections are hn( i "ea w ltdi
the prices will eu''le erl("ic
llicm.
m BANQUET
HOLDEN
TAN0'
A Breakfast food
FOR EVERY DAY
In the week we can furnish you from our
high grade stock of cereals. For hot weather
there is nntllin? morA n,ufiv,nn nr liaallltfol
than our Cream Oatmeal and Cream Wheat,
anl our niauy dainty foods in cereals and
lannaoeous foods of all kinds. Our stock of
(jroeeriee includes everything that is of
superior quality that cjmes under this head,
besides
Crockery and Glassware.
GRAY & SON