Daily Eugene guard., February 07, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDS1J- DAY
FEB 7
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR 8AT.E AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, l Main 191.
lliir.VITlKi
Dr Lowe, optician, with J S lackey.
Mud guards 26 cents per pair at C 0
Mullock.
For Valentines go to tbe University
Book Store.
Freeh Garden Seed Just In.
F. h. Chambers.
Bicycle rupplies of all kind on hand.
(J (J Mullock.
Hereafter the money must accom
pany all orders for good". Gray Hon.
U of O aonvenlr china will he oloaed
out at half price at Watt'.
An elegant line of cigars and tobao
ooes Just received at the Barber Shop
cigar store.
All air tight stove at cost.
F. L. Chambers.
We have a few second-band wheel,
for sale cheap, cash or Installments.
0 C Matlock.
M O Warner tunea pianos and
organs, ilepalrlug and polishing,
Examine our prices and see If It will
pay you to buy your groceries at cash
prloes. Gray A Bon.
$6.00 clocks at $2.60 at Watts'.
JD, M. MoCrady, artistic painter and
paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
at Preston A Hales.
All kinds of garden and flower seeds
for sale at I. E. Stevens market,
Eighth and Pearl streets.
Just received all the lute models of
1000 Kamblcrand Ideal bioycles.
V. C. MatiiOOK.
Ladle' and mines' leggings, black,
Jersey knit, full button, $1 value; now
66o, at Itatker Oun Work".
Spray pumps, big and little.
F. L. Chambers.
Look out fur entertainment by the
ladles of Ht. Mary's Episcopal Guild on
Ht. Valentine evening, February 14.
We will sell for cash only and If you
want to save money keep lro' of our
prices. Gray A Hon.
Commissioners court In session.
This forenoon the commissioners were
holding onurt, Judge Potter being
absent in Portland,
One good spraying now will do your
trees more good than three times dur
ing the summer. F L Chambers sells
spray pumps aud rpray compound.
DeWltt'i Witch Hatel Halve la un-
equaled for piles, lnuries and skin
disease. It Is the original Wltoh
Haael Halve. Beware of all counter
feits. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug
Store.
Chaplain Gilbert will leoture at the
Bellwood Presbyterian churol-, a
suburb of Portland, next Monday
evening on the Philippines.
W H Phllpnt, Albany, Ga, says, "De
W I It's Little Early itisers did me mora
good than any'pllla I ever took." The
famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness and liver aud bowel
troubles, Vlnoout A Co. Corner Drug
Htore.
Mrs J K Miller, Newton Hamilton,
Pa, writes, "I think DeWltl'a Wltoh
Har.el Halve the grandest salve made."
It ourea piles aud heals everything.
All fraudulent Imitations are worth
ies. Vincent A Co, Corner Drug
Htore.
Albany Democrat: A Chinese wo
man as flashy as a Mongolian ring
necked pheaiant arrived In Albany
this noon. Dldsberldoon the street
car as moat of them do? Not much.
A oarrlage was none too good for her.
Geo llaibe, Mendota, Va says,
"Nothing did me so much good as
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. One dose re
lleved me, a few battle oil red me." It
digest what you eat and always cures
dyspepsia. Vincent A Co, Corner
Drug Htore.
John Dirr, Poseyvllle, Ind, ays, "I
never used anything a good as Oue
Minute Cough Cure. We are never
without It" Quickly breaks up
coughs aud colds. Cures all throat and
lung troubles. Its use will prevent
consumption. Pleasaut to take. Via
cent A Co, Corner Drug Htore.
"After doctors failed to cure me of
pneumonia I used One Minute Cough
Cure, aud three bottlo of It cured me.
It Is also the best remedy on earth for
whooping cough. It cured my grand.
children of the worst caws," write
J no Berry, Loganton, Pa. It Is lbs
only harmless remedy that gives
Immediate result. Cures coughs,
colds, croup and throat and lung
troubles. It preveut consumption.
Children always like It. Mothers
endorse It. Vincent A Co, Corner
Drug Htore.
All the late processos, such as Carbon,
riatlnotype. Baa Belief, aud lloral
Bromide we are able to furnish our
patrons.
Celeron Panels and oval enclosures
In many nut are ins newest lulu to
mount.
Prune your trees,
Hpray your trees.
Harvest clean fruit.
Mr. W. M. Houston, injunction, la
la very poor health.
Local otatoilcal contest at Villard
Hall, Friday night, Feb. 9.
One-balfton garden seed In bulk,
Just received at F. L. Chamber.'
Hear the prospeotivd winner of lb
state contest at Villard Hall Friday
night.
The Bed Boy quartz mine, Baker
county, baa a monthly output or
$20,000 to $27,000.
Asblana Tidings: Conductor T. J.
Kearney is now on the local between
Ashland and Roaeburg.
Miss Morey Is holding a cooking
school in Halem this weak. Hue visited
Eugene several weeks ago.
B. B. Eakln was elected a delegate to
the National League by the Btato
Republican League In Portland.
Pruning shear and tools and spray
ing material, mixed.
F. L. Chambers.
Twenty-five cents admission will be
charged for the ooutest at Villard Hall
Friday night, to defray expenses.
Tbos. It. Bard republican, baa been
elected U. B. Benator In California to
succeed Stephen M. White, democrat.
Barge are taking the place of barks
as coast lumber carriers. Heie Is an
Instance from Astoria under data of
February 6: "The large Waahougal 1
ready for sea with a cargo of 1,000,000
feet of lumber. Bbe will be towed to
Han Franolsoo by the tug Samson,"
Albany Democrat: "The two men
who did not bold up Charles Dawson,
Wells Fargo's carrier, left for the north
after serving out their fine and paying
the coats of the suit against them with
a little money left. They were glad to
shake the mud of Albany oft their
feet."
I had dyspepsia for year. No
medicine was so effective as Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. It gave immediate
relief. Two bottles prod a oed marvel
ous results," write L H Warren,
Albany, Wis. It digests what you eat
uiid cannot fall to care. Vlnoent A
Co, Corner Drug Store,
Junction City Bulletin: The chief
of polios of Albany came up on the
overland Sunday night and got Leslie
Maggard, a young man 17 year of
age, who was running away Trim
home. He was arrested by Marshal
Curtis upon a warrant.
French Tansy Wafers, the world's
famous remedy for Irregular and pain'
ful periods of ladles; are never falling
aud safe. Married ladles' friend
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but insist on genuine; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La Franoe
Drug Company, Importers, 806 Turk Ht,
Ban Franolsoo. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent in plain wrapper dlreot
u receipt or ?.
"I had bronchitis every winter for
years and no medlolne gave me perma
nent relief till I began to take One
Minute Cough Cure. I know It I the
best cough medlolne made," say J
Kooutt, Corry, Pa. It quickly cures
roughs, colds, croup, asthma, grippe,
and throat and lung troubles. It 1
th children's favorite remedy. (Jure
quickly. Vlnoent A Co, Corner Drug
Htore.
The Walla Walla Statesman relate
that a new game was worked In that
city a few day ago, though fortunately
In this case the perpetrators are In the
tolls. Two operators, olalmlng to rep
resent th Mercantile Credit League of
Minneapolis, oanvasird among the
merchant for old accounts, charging a
"docket fee" of 25 cent for eaob
claim, payable In advance. The
Statesman says that from some they
obtained notes, written In blank form
they carried, promising to pay various
sums In three months, a an evidence
of good faith. Borne of their notes
were for $100. Instead of holding the
notes as thsy gave the signer to un
derstand they would, they dlsoountsd
a number of them. This led to th ap.
pieheuslun of the pair, and the note
and aooounta were returned.
SUte of Ohio, Oily of Toledo, I
Lucas County, J '
Frank J. Chunky make oath that
he Is the senior partner of the Arm of
F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business In
the city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS r
each and every oaae of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
VATARRH UUHB.
Frank J. Chin a; v.
Hworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 8th day of Decern'
ber, A. I)., 1886.
' . A. W. Olkason.
"KAL Notary Publlo
II. IP. (.!., h f'..- I. ..k
nally and act directly on the blood
wu niMniw Buriawe or me system
Bend for testimonials, free.
F. J. Chunky A Co ,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the beat.
0. OF 0.
Board ol Regents Hake Several
chair or 10810 ABOLISHED.
OregonlsD, February 7.
The board ol regent of the Univer
sity of Ooegou held a meeting yester
day rooming, at the offices of Dolpb,
Mallory A Simon, their president,
J udge R. B. Bean, lu the ohalr, and
the following member present, Dr.
Hamilton , Ro-eburg; B. H. Friendly,
Eugene; Charles Hilton, Claruo; N. L.
Butler, MonmouthjO. A. Dolpb, Port
land, and William Smith, Baker City.
President of the board, Judge R. S.
Bean, made his annual report. It
bows tbe institution is in a highly
prosperous condition.
Tbe board granted Professr Schmidt
leave of absence during tbe summer
vacation, subject to tbe direction of
Dr. Strong, tor tbe purpeee of making
a trip to Europe.
The member then decided to set
adde Collier ball as a residence for the
president of tbe university.
Tue employment of tutors wag ap
proved and the salary of the superin
tendent and engineer was increased
from $50 to $60 a month, and this to
take plnoe March I.
Tbe act of tbe speolal committee in
letting tbe contract for the new build
ing was approved, and a oomniittee
cooalating of Judge Bean, as president
of the board, Mr. Frieudly, as ohalr
man of tbe executive committee, and
Mr. Dolpb was appointed to accept ihe
building as noon as completed, and to
settle with the contractor.
Judge Bean, Dr. Strong and Mr.
Friendly were selected to arrange for
a new sewer on the University grouuds.
Tbe contract with the Eugene Water
Company for water for Are protection,
was discontinued, as the board con
aiders that enough water can be
obtained from tbe University plant to
cope with any ordinary Are.
Judge Bean and Dr. Strong were
e'eoted to make arrangement for tbe
management of the dormitory this
year, and to see that tbe arrangement
are carried out.
EVKNINQ SESSION.
At the evening session the first mat
ter taken up was In regard to the In
cidental fee of $10. Tbe money Is now
paid ouly by regular students, but
after a long discussion, tbe board de
cided that both speolal students aud
those entered for a degree must pay
this ret.
Twenty-five dollar a month was
appropriated for olerloal assistance for
the pretldent. This Is to remain in
effect until the close of the present
school year. 1 '
The subjeot of additional depart
ments In the university next caused
muoh discussion, and the matter was
dually referred to a special oommlttee,
oonslstlug of Messrs. Smith, Dolph
and Butler, who will report at tbe
meeting this afternoon.
The board next voted to abolish, the
ohslr of logic.
A Littlb Exoitbd. Denuty Poat
master E. K. Henderson says a man
fully broken out with smallpox, at the
general delivery window in the Eugene
post office today, called for stamps.
King sy he waited on the man
qulokly and retired in good order.
The car will run to the University
Friday ulgbt to Ihe oratorical 'contra'.
75 bloyoles. all 1900 Cresents, now on
the wsy. Walt for them. F L Cham
bers. Lee Hoselton, the smallpox patient
Is getting along nicely aud will soon
he able to have the quarantine removed
and comedown town.
PRICES.
7 lbs rolled oat 36 ct
Flaked hominy per lb 6 ots
1 can good salmon 5 ots
6 lbs beat savoo soap 5 eta
SO lb good rlo $1.00
Lard per lb in bulk , loot
3 lbs good peaches nets
3 lbs good tomato..., 6 ct
NEW HATS.
NEW SHOES.
AX BILLY.
PKriSOAU
8ewell Bmitb l borne from Portland.
Attorney Bllyeu baa returned borne.
F. A. Rankin went to Irving today.
H. N. Cockerline went to Albany
today.
H. E. Loost-ury, S. P. H. R agent Is
In tbe city.
Miss Anna 0leby, of Junction, Is
In tbe city.
Attorney J. E. Young, of Cottage
Groye, is in the city.
Mrs. Emma Thompson returned last
night from Portland.
W D. Pugb, of Salem, the con
tractor, arrived up today.
A heavv enow storm ragd at Cottage
Grove yes'erday for a short time.
Th renubllcau state league will
hereafter meet only once in four year.
nwuhnnr Review. February 6: Mh
Nora Jones went to Eugene this morn
ing to visit with friends.
MioHinllaPlttDorrls left Portland
yesterday for Bpokane to visit ber
slater, Mrs. J. . Bronaugh.
Monday's Baker City Republican:
Tom Hoffman left ihls morning on a
visit for bis .health to Portland ana
Eugene.
Mr. Bradlev. of Watsonvllle, Cal., Is
hiere visiting bis old friend, J B.
Harris. They had not met oeiore lor
33 year.
Tnesdav's Salem Journal: Miss Clara
Coleman, who uf8 been here visiting
ber brother, James Coleman, returned
home today.
Miss Edith Hoffman returned borne
this afternoon from San Francisco
after a pleasant vlsltof several months.
She brought some elegant cal la llllles
with ber.
Stuart Banna, traveling secretary for
the college Y M C A. arrived In Eu
gene this afternoon and will visit bis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hatina
O. E. Roberta left for Weston this
afternoon to accept a position in the
AHtfthlmriment or Tavlor o. Jarman.
racket store men. We wish tbe young
mm success in his new home. He is a
first-class gentleman
C N MoArthur, E O Potter, C A
Winter meter, W Kuykendall, B M
Yoran, LT Harris, C J Dodd, J H
Mnf:lnnar. A I! Jnnnlncs and A C
Woodcock were among the Eugene
delegation to tbe State KepuDtican
Club convention at Portland to arrive
home on the daylight overland this
afternoon.
SOCIAL.
its
I of
and
of
the
of
THE ODD FELLOWS.
Over 00 Odd Fellows and guest
assembled in the new banquet r..om
Hunr Bulla lodge last evening, a
by partaking of a bouQtrous display
rerrnilimenta formally dedicated t
room to the purposes of gastronomy.
It was a brilliant event, oud Is pleas
antly oommenled on by all attendant.
In the main lodge room the dedicatory
address was made by Hon. B. I .
Durrls, one of the pioneer members,
M. Bvarverud made a short talk, Miss
Grace Holdeu played a violin solo,
accompanied by Miss Gertrude Hunt,
orchestra consisting of Messrs.
Svarverud, Dillard, Watts and Chris
tian, was down for several numoers.
rr. hh "the next dav" by the time the
people were content to give up the
pleasures of the evening ana return
their homes.
OBATOBICAL RECITAL.
Program of the oratorical recital
ihn nivinitv School, to be given at tbe
i brlatian church Thursday evening
February 8, at 8 o'clock :
"Boeeeh ol Ssrsent Burtuz" Dickens
C E copple
Dead Name Unknown"
Marguerite Dalaley
Quartet "The Voice of Jeam"
Mixed Voices
Bill and I"
John J HandMker
The Modern Cain"
Mrs Clara O Euon
The Leoer' N P Willi.
X M Patterson
"OH the Ice"
Harry Benton
Quartet "Let the Lower Lights bo Burning
"Married to a Drunkard" Alice Randolph
Mary Paisley
'Arkansas Witness"
S FBeaudreau
'The Burial March of Dundae" '
W A JCIklnl
WHIST CLUB.
Mr. and Mrs. R. MoMurphey enter
tained tbe F. F. E. wblst club last
evening at their borne on North Will
nmnttp street. This club bos enloved
a series of very pleasant meetl gs dur
ing the season, and tbe event of la-t
night was one of the most enjoyable
yet he'd. Those present were; Mr.
and Mrs. W. C Yoran, Mr. and Mre.
i. O. Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Hollenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. R. MuMur-
nliev. Guests: Mr. and Mrs. J. M
Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Linn, P.
ID. anoagrass.
If vou call early vou will find a fine linn
of designs to select from. The opportu
nity of the season tor Handsome decora
tive work at a small expense.
Pictures or Electricity.
The photography of lightning is
science's latest achievement. These
are cal lid "eleotrographs," and are
considered of great value In the future
knowledge of electricity. It is well
known that a person struck by light
ning bears an Impression resembling a
tree. The electrograpb has proved
that this Is because lightning Itself has
k,tree-llke shape whioh always leaves
a vivid impression wherever it strikes.
In this respect It Is similar to
the famous medicine, Hostetter's
Stomaoh Bitters, which also leaves
lis impression that of health unon
every one who uses It. This great
specific la lor tbe stomach Ills, such as
ayspepsia, constipation, biliousness,
malaria, kidney trouble, and all
ailments wbloh arise from Impaired
digestion. It will not oflenri the
weakest at imaoh.
Homeless t nildren.
The Children Home-Finding Ho.
ulety receives homeless dependent
children and places them by adoption
or otherwise in worthy families. For
particulars aa to committing a child to
the Society, or receiving a child Into
the home temporarily, or permanently,
address Rev. H. W. Brayton, State
Superintendent, San Jose, Calif.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
EM3ALMERS ind FUKFRkL DIRECTORS
Farmers' Conorrss. A
congress convened In 8alem today
Hon. H. B. Miller will ane.lT
"Organization of Producers" this
evening before that body.
Still a few rooms of 40o wallpaper for
10c FL Chambers.
Our Grand
Annual
' r
Clearance Sale
Still
Continues.
PROF. 8MITH'S LECTURE.
Tomorrow evening Professor Emory
Smith, of Leland Stanford, Jr., Uui
verslty, lectures at 8 o'clock in Villard
Hall on tbe subject, "diameter
Building." The lecture Is given uuder
the auspices of the Academy of
Sciences of tbe U. of O. It is free, and
it is to be hoped that a large audience
will welcome Dr. Smith. Street cars
run until 8, and will be in waiting
after tbe lecture.
WOMEN OPPOSE WOMEN.
Tbe State of ASalra Said to Exist la
ine uoTcrument Service.
"Whv la it that wnmon am nn nflna I.
Iv dehnrrwl from rivolvtmr nmmMlnn,
to the higher places In the government
aervicer BBaea a government clerk of
a Ollnrter Of A POntlinr'a aTnnrimiu
The question was put to several ladles
iu me treasury uepartment. Before
OUT OUe Of them hnrl tltnn tn ranlv H
questioner proceeded to answer his
uwu interrogatory.
"It Is because they are held hack by
member of their own sex," be said.
Borne time ago a lady In one dlvlBlon
I know of wnn so fn
that she would have been made chief
oi mat oivision, but as soon as her
DfOSDeCtS becamA bnnwn ha-
clerks of the same sex became lndlg-
iuim una unitea in a protest They de-
v.uicu mm uiey couia never work un
der her; that they would a thousand
times rather have a man than a woman
to 'boss' them. They wouldn't allow
hn. 11 1 j,
w w iuru it over uiern.
"That la Otllv a. Rnmnla .t
v j.. v vra. IIIHU1
cases. Women can be depended upon
'" ""utjuuizo women under such clr
cumstauces. Not only aa ha a
In the case I have cited, but they ac-
m,, muruio neon and the
Icy hand to this woman after they de
feated her prospects of a promotion.
I am satisfied that one of the most In
fluential obstacle to women In their
effort to secure equal recognition with
" w.uvo irwui uieir own sex."
The man who nuirrvi arl .
the question then moved off before his
" ot "iy clerks had an opportu-
w , ma assertions. Wash
ington Star.
The Lanch on the General.
The lato General Clinton B. Flsk
Once nrlilmaslnn b o.. ...
X ou""uy scnooi i
vention. One of the speakers had
tnlnfliwf ikn 1 .....
- v kW vunureo mat it was V
twu uiaiuuuy,
'Children." snld General Klsk
all know that Washington was a
-- -v.ui,,,, j ou kuow that
was
con
re-
ash-
"you
gen
rf u auuw Hint 1 nm
nlso a general. Now. can any one ten
what n. h. a: L . one
iow, can any on
what was the difference between
. ...ouiukiou ana mvsclf?"
thV'T,"r'"rei"lci'a6ii
tlio back nnrt r9 v.
ouiuiuK at th
iJGrr:r fston couMu-t
trolt News. ' ' ,cu Bcart"r
i Gen
I boy In
! lad's
: tell a
P. De-
wltl
A Canal. T-ck
I " C2Di bu It has
men mow It out n
Puff. A bright wreath
smoke will rr, frnn, " "
,, lf "'"' I appn,
n. .lov.i, . .,k,. .'
' re,v ,:.,
",r I" ih.rform thi,
"' rv ' If i; . ,..;,.
nh l,-1!. ; ' ".
I 'I .1
a good
a aud-
"f while
lot wick.
to this
two or
the Ban,,
"I rvkiu
' man
".V nhtij
Wall Paper..
We have decided to (liscpntj,,.
DaDer department, mj ut
i -ii tf u" ir
rlrtinff Oa Will Allnu . W."
uu'"6 BO"ie of thef
of paper in Eugene at
Startling
Prices.
RUNNING UP ft BIB
For doctor'. fee notify,
tacked with cold,
son of the year, it
keepahottleofM!
Whiskey la yur h
then take it in th, M
tales, at bedtime,,,
W ffi, Hens
CASH PRICES.
Corn, per can 10c
Oil, per Ballon 2Uo
6 bars aoap '2!o
Vinegar, Der gallon 16c
7 lba rolled oala 25c
A good Catsup, per bottle 10c
A good coffee which sold for 20c now 3 lbs GOo
Trim at rum nnfnn
2 lbs coffee. "
18 lba Bugar -
Oysters per can
5 lbs Mohawk Baking Powd.':;
The beat Coin Special Urd.peru
These are only a few of the many reductions which
we have made in prices. It will nay yon to see ut u
have made a complete change in the price of groceries.
Thi-t pricea are for canh only.
A SPANKING TEAM
of high stepping roadsters would prob
ably look like ordinary homes if not dressed
in a manner to suit their style. Don't ex
peotyour horses to look proud and fiery if
they are abhuuied of tti6ir dress. Fit them
ont in one of our stnnning buggy harness
and they will ropay yon in prido and action.
PRESTON & HALES.
Manufacturers of Harness and Saddles.
Dealers In Palnts.'Oils and Wall Paper.
WUH YCJHOB'.'U
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II M.l(l-.i HIQH
SEtm mo tvaoNEY
GRADE CHOP CAJIHET BJHDtCK SFWiun uaruiuc k. ti.u. T
' Liif .'!?7,e5ntly ttH ' f Prfls,-ntd' VI Wb!rtP. (ilLr! iil' ffr(, $
nilfrelKht eiiariros. Slachlno welBliw 120 lioiin(l,.an1thpfrerffl!( will
venire IS ccntj for each MO mllos Q IT THBEE : Mnsrili. rs "ikT n
ronr own homo, and we vrlll return ,"urVl5. " n ,r,i
pn.nod. ir.li Jii.,I1m.k.,j at.or S"l.ahl.i
iio.oii. .11.00, sii.oo .p. .ii fiiv dv4!hw "iri I A b,";
Bki..c.i.i..,, biitu.iurorthi. brop 0Ka cTbijct koica ii
ntrmitt. Ur imiTflT O N S 5' "" ooaeern.
U.cmo,,tnoirrrlK ookDown .l,l. ,, ,.,,,u.lliSli?"r".J
THE BURDICK ter"rr " ivn.nni,
" MWUMIVB, KVKRT GOOD Pyi,T0 -t i;V Hllilf
l this , . J
mm
from the beat material muntr
SCLID QUARTER SAWED OAK '.!f,BS8BSa
clucil (Iipaa (lrppj11(I tn ui sltriiu tobeuwd w1!
ordfak, the oli.oropcn with full IpnethUlile
wlnn. 4 finf. drsitrr, U(?tt N!HI ariftoifrw.ctrwij
tKiBfea ann aecnntteti ni'tnot flnish, Hut-si nicte. ar"rjJ
carters, djustabletrtri:ie.i:Pt.uine!mvih1roBftu.d.
hd, posttlTefoiiriT -. i f e l. self thn-Mdins rtbratlM!
bobbin winder. a-!Jus. '- btinrinirR, patent tension llwrllfS
wheel, adJuBUbla y.r . re fot)t, Improvd tinilU firn'f2tl
patent (Iress guard, t. I hnniomf ly ilririid "r'J
alckrl iriMMed, CUA-' ".NTEED tb llshiritrorHM,"ri
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kind of Innov wttr'i.- A a0-Ycn' Binain :iJunrtnif fi'fnt""'!
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DOITT nRTi If Many time within thrc months von ay ou are not utufli i
UH I SSLAT. (Sears. Roebuck A Co. nn thnrrnitrhlv rellable.-F.'ltor. p . J
auuress, stARS. ROEBUCK fit CO. ilnc) Cmcag
hi & Kftfiflflrsnn llnrtpi-hlopu anil
Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sis.
Easy ia Take
Easy to Opsrate
neoause purely veeetable-yet thor
ough, prompt, healthful, satisfactory-
Hood's Pills
Hninbly MuhlaleO."
Al O.er'.on'. stnnr K.lohih .iri a
doors west of P.O. The place where
".unreal wall Paper Clearance Sale is
now going on. The nriomi ht hn
betn mutilated. This Is done to quickly
make room f..r our spring goods. In
grains, in combinations, 23 cents.
PlAVn I.VSSONS W niflnM NT..K
Voire cuitur., Miss Marguerite Hat gen
ror tt-riiis. annlv tn n,,ln i
I' initory.
A lot of KTMnd-hHlld IiIovoIb. fmm
" un at F I, Clmnihers.
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S2.75 BOXRAIWCOAT
4 Kl.l.t UB $3.00 Tr'K. sn 1C
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sTr elrrtr.liar, fancy plaid lining-,
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vitalize and enrich it.
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