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Newspaper Page TextDaily Kugene Guard TU KrJDAY - - JAN 23 All Popular Brands of CIGARS KOK SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Hi. Main : HKfcVniKS llegular April day. l)r Lowe, optician, with J S I.uckey. Bicvclea repaired while you wait. C C Matlock. The Oeorula minstrels art here Willi thoir two prlvato earn. Bicycle supplies of all kinds on hand. CO Matlock. Always fresh the da-are we keep In In our patent ventilating clur oa8eat the Harbor Hliop Ulnar Ktore. Mud Kiiarda cuts per pair at t! C Matlock. We have a few second-hand wheel, for sale cheap, cash or Installment. Q C Matlock. Wall paper at coat, and less. F L Chambers. Baker City haa 00 caeca of Bmallpo: of a mild type. Probably chlckenpox or Manila Itch. Our wall paper aale la meeting with great success. Griffin Hardware Co. Brakemati B. F. Harvey haa been dlanbarged from the employ of the H. P. Co., because of hia connection with the Winnie Thnrne cane. He waa It) Kngene yeaterday. Dyspepsia can bo cured by using Aoker'a Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will give Immediate relief, or money refunded. Hold In handsome In boxes at 25 ola. For wile by W J, UeLano. JuBt received a full car load of su perior ateel rangea and conk stove which were bought early. Pricea si 111 reasonable at F J. Chamhera. NosJvaiitwaa yet at V h Chamber 111 prloe on Buln vuaon, Uuclne liiiltglta, Monitor drills, Dandy (I be harrows, Oliver walking phiwe ami Pitta harrow. Now la the lime to buy before thin lot la all sold. The Dalles Chroulcls: "Kugeue la following In the footstepa of The Dalles and all iudloatlons are they will shortly put In a fire alarm similar to thoouo being Installed at this place now." Lewis Dentils, Hulein, Iud., says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did moreiiood than auythlng i ever took." It digests what you eat anil can not help but euro dyswpsla and atomaoh troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Htore. The lloor women are aouustomed to assist In tilling the soli and Julnlng with the men lu doiuestlo labor of all kinds. When the men are called away with the army, the women go right along with the work on the farms, and thus lunuro au abundance of supplies. F. B.Thlrklold, health Inspector of Chloago, says: "Kodol Dynpeiwia Cure cannot be recommended loo highly. It cured mo of severe dyspepsia." It di gests what you eat and cures lndlges Hon, heartburn and all Inrtua of dys pepsia, Vincent, & Co, Cart er Drug Htore. The H. P, D. A L. Co, at Its annual election In Oram's Pass, last week, elected tho following directors: It A. Booth, A.C.Dixon, J, II. Itonth, A. J. Hutcbmau, 1. F. Kelly, H.C. Kinney, J. D. Fry. H. C, Kinney waa again elected president, H. A. Itooth, vice president and manager, and J. H. Booth, soorelary. I want to let the people who stiller from rheumatism and sciatica kuow that Chamberlain's Pain llalm relieved me after a number of other medicines and a doctor had failed. It Is the best liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgeu, Alpha.re.lia, (la. Thousands have been oured of rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieve the pal . For sale by W L UeLano. Mow Is the time to make tho wife happy with that air tight heater. Priors very low at F I, Cham tiers.' Htate of Ohio, City or Toledo, l Lucas Comity, Kkank J. Chunky makes oath that he Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business In the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said Arm will pay ON K HUNDKKI) DOl.LAltH for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catakrii Ciikk. Kkank J. Chunk v. Hworn to lofore me and sutorlbed In my presence, this tlllt day of Decem ber, A. V., ltvsO. , ' , A. W. Ol.RASON, hkal Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter lially and acta direct I v on the blond and mucous surfaces of the system, mud for testimonials, free. F. J. Ciiknky A Co , Toledo, Ohio. Hold by druggists, 7.'x. Hall's Family Pills are the brat. BIG FIRE Standard Oil Company Portland Plant Lots SISO.OOO, Mot Insured Pokti.anii, Or., Jan. 23. The ware, house of the Hlaudard Oil Company is now In flames. The fire started at noon. It Is now under control. The loss is ahiul lr)O,0O0, not covered by Insurance. At noon while workmen were eating lu a small building near the warehouse Btnoke was seen rolling out. Before the location of the fire could Ixt ascer tained the building was full of smoke. The orluln Is unknown but a represen tative of the company Intimates Inoen dl'iry. Nearly every fire envine in the city Is at the scene. Firemen are showing great bravery for It Is like standing on a powder magazine. The warehouse was full of oils, can dles and other products of petroleum The building and slock is yalued at $160,000 approximately and is a total loss. There Is 1,500,000 gallons of oil stored at the plant, but most of this was In tanks. Every ellort was made to prevent the tanks from exploding, but these would have proved Ineffec tive bad It not been for the wind. At one time the wind blowed dlreotly at the tanks and for a while It looked as If nothing would save them, nhould the tanks explode there will still be danger Unit the burning oil will rush down to the river, endangering the shlpping.allhough the lire is practically under control, aitlll breeze from tbe north or east will result In terrible loss. The loss may run up to half a million. Tlinu'ands are viewing the scene. The H. P. train from the south was late and run through the flames. The Tar room In Wolfl & Zwlokers caught fire this morning, threatening plane; slight damage. The Wizard Oil Co is lu Halem. Clackamas county bus levied a 28 mill tax. Plenty of republican candidates appearing. L 0 Skeels shipped another oar of potatoes yesterday. Wm J Bryan was dined by the New York democrats last night. Look out lor Prestou A Hale's n ad lu tomorrow's II u A ill). Borne hops wero sold at Woodburn yesterday for 6J cents per pound. M O Warner tunes pianos and organs, Kepalrlng and polishing. M J Malton a Woodburn merchant haa assigned Liabilities, $12,000; asset I a ,000. Hpray yourorchard and save proseoU' lion. The Hsu Jose scale must be exterminated. D. M. MoCrady, artistic painter and paper-hangor. Inquire or leave orders at Preston a. Hales. Do not miss Madame Ruee D Meek at the First Pioshyterlan ohuroh on 'luesday evening Jau 23 at 7:30. . Commissioners oourt adjourned to day for the term after being in session since the first Wednesday of the mouth. The steamer Kugope will leave down the river at 7:30 a. in. tomorrow. Par ties wishing to take passage will be at the dock by at least 7 o'olock. Madam Hole D. Meohe, dramatic render, Impersonator, ventriloquist si me rirsi rrcsnyierian enured Tues day evening, i'S.I Inst, at 7:30 o'clock Admission, 'Jo and 36 cents. Oreiioulau: "A. C. Woodcock, of Ktigone, has strong following, and his friends are urging him to enter the lists as La-ie county's candidate for congress." Kd Helm, of Jacksonville, who lis had trouble with a brokeu leg for sev. eral mouths, neceaa:!tliig tho atten tion of a surgeon several times, Is now Improving nicely, and In a letter to tiugeno Irleuds, stales he oi peels to lay aside his crutches In a short time. Tho heavy wluol storm which pre vailed last ulght about II o'clock did some damage lu blowing dnwu lencee, although we heard i f no person being moved over Into the next township, as is frriUeutly the case In Kansas wind storms. Hut, then, that Is one of the many beau'les of living lu Oregon one always knows where home Is. Piano I.kxson. V milord Nah. Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen, For terms, apply to iiiuslo rooms lu Dormitory. Ail the late processes, such as Carbon, riatlnntype, Has ltsllef, aud ltoyal Bromide we are able to furnish our patrons. Celeron Panels and oval enclosures In many tluta are the newesl thin In meouts. Soap is Higher But we will sell you 6 lbs best aavnn soap 20 bar box , 75o 8-2 os packages high grade smoking tobacco 2fto or per lb ssc I lb package fancy selected while gs ICU t lb pacMsge best wash powder 1,V I can good salmon ..,. 6o I gal Hock randy drops 60c I large plug chewli g tobacco 2,V 1 hra ?6ciMtiou oxer shirt title 1 do Hue large bananas . a-V Ax Billy. BRYAN IN NEW YORK Talked on Silver, Trusts and Imperialism. REPRESENTATIVE 0ATHERIN0. New York, Jan. 22.-Willlaiu J. Bryan arrived in Jersey City from Washington early today. He was met by James Oliver, of the democratic committee. Later Bryan went to the Hoffman house, where were gathered Htate Senator McCarr-u, Johu B. Hancbfleld and Chairman Campbell, of the state democratic committee. These and others, making 360 in all, will help O. H P. Belmont entertain Bryan at a dinner at Belmont's home tonight. In speaking of the Belmont dinner tonight, Mr. Bryan said: "I andera'and that It is merely an Informal dinner, and I do not Intend to speak there." Mr. Bryan was asked, lu view of the contradictory statements recently in regard to his policy, where he stood. He replied: "I stand on the same lines. I am not abandoning any platform or any principle. I shall talk on Bllver, the trusts and Imperialism." "You place the silver Oral?" waa suggested. "I make no special order. Anyone of them la enough to kill the republl can party." Mr. Bryan was asked what the pros pects for democratic success are. He said: "I think they are good. The right is bound to win In the end.' Hlale Poultry Miow. 8peclai to tlie Guaso. Albany, Oregon, Jan. 23. The state poultry show has opened with a good attendance aud over three hundred mors entries than last year. Great Interest Is being taken In It both ty Albany people aud outsiders. Mr. Hllohcook, of Denver, Colorado, Is judging the birds with general satis faction. Hptclal Legislative Session. -Special to tho QUABO. Bacramknto, Jan. 23. Gov. Gage boa made a statement to the press to day that he will soon issue a osll for a speolal Besslon of the legislature to con sider various matters of imporlanoe to the state. Foh A Mining Exciiancjk Today's Portland Oregonian: "A number tf mining men now in Portlaud from Baker City, Huinpter, Bohemia and Boutbern Oregon have concluded that the way to start a mining exchange in Portland Is to start it, and the ptellm luarlea now being arrauged will crys tallize tuto something tangible within the nt xt three Taya, according to P. J, Jennings, a well-known mine operator of Lane oounly. Mr. Jennings says the exchange will have IS praotloal mine oeratnra at Us back as a starter, aud as these men all staod well with the milling oommunlty, there Is no question as to Its speedy motets." Kick Headache absolutely aud per manently oured by using Mokl 'lea. A pleaaaut herb drink. Cuies consti pation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Hatlfactlon guaranteed or money back, as et and 60 cts. For sale by W L Del. a mo. Portlaud Telegram: Dr. J. F. Cal breath, the new superintendent of the Insane asylum, was In Portland Satur day. He says the institution at Salem la crowded, there being 1170 pMlenls now there. With some additions to the building, which are now undtr way, lie hopes to relieve this condition and make life more comfortable for tl unfortunates. SOCIAL. THE MOHAWK CASE LA IlltS' MUSICAL CLUB- The Ladies Musical Club held the Hi at meeting of Hie new year at V rank's ball last night, and the attendance waa good. Tlie club is one of the prominent iuuicd Institution! of -the city, and lis programs are of genuine excellence. The next meeting will be held February 12. Following was the program of last evening: 1- Turkish March Beethoven Ballet Music-Toreador sod Audslouse.. UubluiuilD Ut Plano-Mrs K H MoAliiter, Miss Hover Jnd Piano MrArthur Krr, MrC Stanton 2- VoeslBolo-K-iuu'y Mr,H " v Besch Slim Mslwl Craw S-Octette. a, Voices oi the Wood. .KutInlelu b, 'Neath starry skies slrauan Sopranos Altot Mill Cecllo Uurrll M n Unn Miss McAllalor Mrs K3 Dunn Mlu Mabel Craw M ls Louise oran Miss Ins Itct'lung M ! Maud Peniinore 4-Plsno Solo-'-clicrzo Brahma Mrs Koae llollenbeck 4-Buet-ureettnii MensMasohn Mlu Stella Durria Miss Rita llanien a--OTertiire to Mldiuinmer Nlitht's Ilream.. Mendelssohn lit Piano Mrs K L Washburn, Miss Uenamore Jua Piano Mr Arthur Krszer, Mr C K Btanlon TONIGHT. Fifty popular perfor.ners, minstrel, vaudeville, comic opera and farce com edy make up the roster of Kiohards & Prlnglo's Famous Georgia Minstrels thai will appear at The Parker opera bouse Tuesday, Jan. 23. The press pronounce this one ol the largest and best companies In this fa vorite line of amusement. The acts are all strong and the pr igramine is varied and mighty attractive, no sur feit of any one feature. While retain ing all the old-time minstrel pleasures of the good old days "Foh De Wab," it has added bright up-to-date novelty acts that include a troupe of wonderful tumbling and acrobatic Arabs, trick bioycllsls, comedians, singers, dancers, wire walkers, and the Alabama Quar tette, and numerous other big features. The street parade at 2:30 p. m. will Include two big military bands. Beats now selling at Corner Drug store. ELKS SOCIAL. Tonight, Tuesday Jan 23rd a social by the Elks aud their rrieuds will be held in their hall from 9 o'clock to 12 o'clock p oi. All Elks sojourning lu the city Invited to be preseut. Rich ards A Priuglee minstrels will be there after the show. Come out aud have a pleasant evening, liefreshments. Trie "Squaring or the Circle." For over 2000 years competent and incompetent minds have striven lo solve the problem known as "squaring the circle." Bo many Incoirect answers were presented tbat In the year 1775 a resi lutlon was adopted by a prominent board not to acceDt ativ more. There Is another pioblem as difficult, and for which people have been seeking the answer since the beginning of life, and this is the prob lem of health how to get it and how to keep It. if you have lost yours through negiectoranuseof the stomach get Hestetter's Btomach Bitters in stantly. It will restore health, and keep you healthy. For 60 years it has oured oonstipatlou, indigestion, dys pepsia, lever aim ague, malaria, lu active liver aud weak kidneys. Shoes! BlioeslI Home genuine good bargains In fine shoes cau be bad by calling at Yoran's shoe store during their clearauce sale Sew Ads Today, Hampton Bros. Geo T Hall & Bon. Dipthkkia Casks. There are two dlptherla oases In school district N'o a Cloverdale, this county. Mr. Kd Poll!, the teacher, arrived lu town this after noon and said that he had dl school lor two weeks, or longer if necessary. One of the cases was taken down with the disease In the school room. Dr. T. W. Harris Is the physi cian in oharge. Our Grand Annual Clearance Sale Still Continues. Lewis Was Not Dangerously Wounded. ARNEL ARRESTED. Dr. W. L. Cheshire arrived home this aileruoari from Mohawk, where he was called lo attend Ale; Lewis, who was stubbed yesterday by Jlsr MllusArnel.iuaflghl re.-ul !ng fiom some past trouble. Dr. Cheshire' re ports Mr. Arnel's condition quite bad, but the wouudB are not considered dangerous. On the right shoulder is a cut six inches long, on the lelt arm across the elbow is a cut four inches loint.aiid in the back, on I he lelt side, in m u'mI, between two ribs which for tunately failed lo reach any vital purl. Mr. Lewis Is now resting easily aud will gel along all right. Bherlll Withers arrived yesterday with Mr. Aruel and the examination will teheld before Justice Winiermeier. The advance stories about the trouble dillersoiiiewhat. Artiel claiming lie did Ihecultiugin selfdelense and Lewis claiming that he wus attacked b Ar uel und his father. As only the three were present, the examination may not result In much satisfaction in clearing the matter up. The fight evidently resulted from trouble over a beef contract held by Aruel Willi the Bool.:-Kelly Co. EXAMINATION POiTI'ONKD. By consent of boih sides of the case, the examination of .M.J. Arnel, charg ed with assault unou Alex Lewis, has lieen iiostnoned until February 20. Ar nel tiled a bond for his np earunce in the mm ot $603 with Joel Ware and John Oray as sureties.- " UEVOLTIXU CHAhUE. J. H-, Martin la Arrested Charged VVUlr- Inueceut Kxposure. J. H. Martin was placed under arrest today charged with the crime of inde cent exposure, coiinnitti (I In this city about three months ago. The crime is alleged to have been committed ou Eleventh street in the presence of some little girls, and while the olllcers were noil lied at the time, thin Is the first lime they have been able to find tlie man. Martin says he is workii.g on the Mohawk railroad, and cliims lo he able to prove an alibi. His prelim inary examination will be held before Justice Wiutermeier. in -ar jsr TESTIMONIALS. Mis. Meeke Reading at the Presby' terinu Church Tomorrow ( I uesdnr) Evening. Mrs. Meeke held the enthusiastic at teutiou of her audience to the very close of a long p nigrum. Her enter tainment, lu my opinion, was one of the most satisfactory and profitable ever given befoie the Seattle High School. EdwinTwitmvek, Prluclpal Seattle High Bchool. I believe Mrs. Meeke to be the best artist lu her line I have heard on tho coast. U. W Kino, Pastor Baptist Church, McMluuvllle, Oregou. The entertainment was lu good taste. and Mrs. Keeke showed unusual talent and culture. Rkv. Randall, Pastor First M. E. Church, Seattle. PKKSOSAU Miss Mc.Mukln went to Creswell to day. Kola Neis, the hop man, waj in Eu. getie today. Alf Walker, of Collage Groye, was lu Eugene today. Mrs s. o. Starr and children have returned home lo Eugene. Claud Blair, S. P. R. K., breakmnn Is visiting relatives aud Mends in Eu gene. Miss Clsra Coleman, daughter to Hun. E. P. Coleman, went to Salem and Portland this afternoon on a visit. Mrs. Wlufleld Hayes, who Ims been visiuiig relatives aud friends In Eukene, went to Southern Oregon today. J. U. Sclmler, of Junction, state or- ganir.er of the endowment K.'ighis of Pythias, was In Eugene today. Frank Auderson, of IWburir en. glueer ou S. P. R. R . is in th. ,.i,v He has not yet fully recovered frm,,' bis recent Injuries received In a wreck In Cow Creek canyon. Experience Is the b.- t teacher Afsrr a i-.ugnsli Remedy In n. ...... of coughs, colds or croup, siioni.i i, It! I I i. ai(.A t ...... ...1 1 . . - Ce wri,.L,irm,oor'- "'-'I., Hon. II. W. Crbett, llrll. J said by the Albany Democrat to hVe I promise,! fltXHl on the coirK ,lt.llt j upon the condition that the ren,i.i... ! ol the debt be raised. Hv next year the wiirKr is expect, , (o I debt. 1- I. Travia, Ateut Helms, (is , writra: lre from 1 utlieru It nt I can ii, t - loo niiioli In .... J i-'ia "i line M u my o,e- It "a a charm." The o,,,v Wall Paper III We have deciilctl to tlinc-i n t i nuo tlr paper department, and at.(.(j) doing so will oiler some of tlie linw of paper in Eugene at Startling Prices. If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. Tho opportu nity of the season for handsome decora live work at a small expense. 5mffih wmm u, TRANHKKKH OK KKAI.TV, ETC Items liatlier.'d About Htlll-e. tlie Court Real estate mortgage J 1 03 00 REAL ISTATB TRANSACTIONS. C. H. Humphrey and wife to U o. W. Deane H acres iu tp 18 s r 2 w; J100. ' NEW KOAD SUThRVISOKa. District No. 2 S C Sparks " " 5 M D Johnson " " 0 O F Smith - ' ID J K McKinst-y ' " ' 11 J K Sellers " 12-G W Kimball " " 13 -Johu Hostettler " " M Win Landers " " 15 Oeo M Hawley 1(1 Levi Geer - " " 17 J S Burnette " ' 18 Geo Friesell " " 20 Wes Michaels " 21 Wm Hager " ' 22-J M Shaw " " 23 A J Renfro ' 24-1 N Dosk " " in Jacob Gates " " 2II-W L Wheeler " 20-E W Cobb " ' " 3.1 Wm Butlierlaud " ' 84-RCallison " " 85 John Pape " " 36-J R Yales " 37-LEPriudle , " 18-E R Huduleslon " " 80 I Slaj tnn " ' " 40-H G P Lemley " ' 41 J D Cox " 43-B li Demming " 11 44-James Hinton " ' 4( Win Good past Dre " ' 4:i-S Smeed " 60-Kred Wright " " 61 Nason Harwnod " ' S2-AJ Chapman " 64 A W Jones " " 55-J J I'epint " " 57-BF Davis PROBATE. Guardianship of Stella E Anderson, miuor heir of E Anderson, deceased; final account of F AndersoD, guardian. Receipts: One'sixth estate E Andersnu..$ 333 33 Life insurance of Anhur Ar- derson, brother 3,1100 10 One-tilth of $1,000 from R R Co, accidental killing of Ar thur Anderson, brother 200 00 Total sum received.. $3,633 33 l alom" .? 2o8 09 Balance 275 Guardian allowed l3l 34 fr 8er. vices as guardian, and ?3,0!4 turned over 10 Stella Anderson. Guardian discharged. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. Iowa Gold Miiilnir Co filed ani. of Incorporation today. Trustees!' H R rvincaid, j. A liankin and D J Gover Bohemia district: obiect. In nnroi,...! locate, work mines, etc, aud especially the "Iowa." r..,, r. : l'flng and two others arllol,,inn. capital stock, $ii,00o; shares, 500 OOo' value of each sbaro s ou, I'KCI.ARATION. James Thoi-inlilte 111...1 i.i ,. -" "cciarauon oMenili-n to I I' 'i'ld S;:,t,... FIRST CLASS.... The Hoffma W CZEIGLtll, P,0 SUNDAY DINNERS so- EUGENE, OREGON. HOTEL EUGEflf, Hollenbeck Bros. & Bristow, f J Ratos $1.00 and $2.00pi,4 Ail. nunto i .., . mmi "I l " W H "'i uiiiic-re1. EUGENE, OREGON, ALL SITTINGS, All 1 sittings or onten- must be tri!. witrcii isi, aft we vHcutc our iTeseniiiix. tllfl NI'llainM mi llinr .1.... 1 aii Dins imyiibly und rcCL'Ivibleitc il J of the 7 V uitA JHOTO COHAmA buperior Fotoarafs A RTICL.ES LllCATKIl.- Th( lounu oacK 01 nail Siin'i !!o; morning after the attempted btJ of I'. !. Dunn's store, by the in captured by Might watch (.' about to lind an owner- CI. Police J B. Stiles bus rcieived I from the police olllcirs of .Y,i stating that guns ol that ilesti had been stolen from a secood store in ihat citv. hi due tin will be identified, and If tills to ho the case, llu-y will be relur: the owner. Poui.tary Smnv.-TheSlale M Show is on lu Albany, Kitli hibitlons. Lane county has eil by George lsher of Kugstte;lt Keeney, Goshen; Wheeler Bm, ant Hill; Amos Wiikins. Vobaa Two Nkw Coit.iks.-W Sil lu. determined upnu liuildlBE 00 luges on the old Ljoch pit! thl8city, on corner of Olive und I'reets early in the spring, foi "1 ourpoHPs. "me s ili zcn of the Mtet Ds To assist ilii--ii"ii, relieve j after eatinc or ,!i hikinc tool! to prevent const ;ji:,f i.tn. late Hood's PMs Sold every when.-. -0 cents. J. IV. KAYS FbRHITUK I ESALMERS and HIKFRAL Day & Henderson. Ontotital Embalmers. Cor. VViL and 7t s ii lei Arrivals. nute : worknl listiiil,- IIOTKL KIKIKSR A I! Owens, S p R R li B Wilson, Portlaud C 'l oop, s i' H R K liennett, SPUR M Olfon.a P U K ' 'lyleCook, Juuclinn ain Ooidsmllh, Portland "alter Jckon,l'oiih,nd " (' "'ekett, ItlMbutg M U I'ott,, Wis Utile 1 Meek, Portland li Hanke, Portlaml M " IVilli,.,, Mon-iionth W Wilson, Portland ""VIMAN Iini-SK. 11 W Claike, Portland K" -a Nci., Albany w M Vatiduyne, Coburg B J Kenler, Coburg KolaNris, Albany J B Scliafcr, Junc'iloii Hoi-j PARKER OPERA WALTER ROSS, Manage'. Tuesday, January Afier the Minnow crm;s Riebards & Pringl ...FAMOUS 6E0RGH MISST remedy thai give. In.mHi'at, r,... Cu,r.coulh,.,,,s,cr,M,p, It,,,,,),,,;,' 'S I'tlKCltASH. I.-. . -.., tl. n - . . o, raw AXsls. lltl !,,.,,,. "ers or Alh,... .. " "ir m. N, , IhTRODUCINO THE WHIRLWINDS OF T1 DESERT HASSEN BEN Al TROUPE OF flES OO PEOPLE 60 A n i uure fciin oi j i 1 - ! br. sa band-; ni-cni"' 1 !' ' 1 i o orcnestra 01 10 ii,u-.-. - ,,t Me the (irand fn-i i r,i , . ,i... funnT r: (liana anil dantvrs: the pr zeCSr and hie pur rrttt ..r i WAIT FOR IT. 1 M 11 KI SEt IT. W ...l 1 IT l'-r'! Vln- of, 34 ha,,,. Fe ,; cent A Co, Comer Diug si p. , . ..i. iv,- fVrrtr 1HK.' nil aim all throat and lunmr.,,,,1..