Daily Eugene guard., February 28, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Mo. Main 131.
New Ads Today.
F. K. Dunn.
BREVITIES.
Prune your trees.
Hprav your trees.
Harvest clean fruit.
Collectors will be around tomorrow,
Dr Lowe, optician, with J a I.uckey.
Barker bicycles are belter ;tbau Ku
Kluoks. , '
Klrst-olass alarm clock 00 cents at
Watts'.
Scarborough sells first-class groceries
obeap for cash.
Closing out sale at John Lee Co,
Willamette street.
Best bloyolc sold for least money at,
Barker Gun Works. ;
Telephone No 16 for stove repaired,
blackened or set up.
One-half ton garden seed In bulk
Just received at F. L. CbamberB.'
M o Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing,
Bicycle repairing. All work guar
an teed. 0. U. Matlock.
Fresh Garden Beads Just In.
F. L. Chambers.
We want to trade for 20,000 shingles.
Barker Gun Works.
You don't get shelf worn goods al
Hoarbo rough's.
nalker bicycles are belter than Ku
Klucks. Still a few rooms of 40o wallpaper foi
10c F L Chambers.
If you wish to ride in front, buy a
White. "The White Is king."
Painters are al work on T. A. Gil
bert's new boot and shoe stole.
78 bloyoles, all 1000 Cresenta, now on
the way. Walt for them. F L Cham
ber. An elegant line of cigars and fobao
coesjust leoelved at the Barber Bhop
olgar store.
Tuesday's Albany Democrat: D. E.
Yoran, of Eugene, wts In the city yes
terday on business.
D. M. MoOrady, artistic painter and
paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
at Preston A Bales.
Bloyole tires H.00 a pair.
C O Matlock.
Bee the new striking bags and
whlthy exercisers at Barker Gun
Works.
Buy good guiis cheap at Barker Gun
Works.
All air tight stoves at oosU
F. L, Chambers.
Beoond band bloyoles at t, 17, $10,
115. Barker Gun Works, cheapest
house In town.
Wall paper at oost, and less.
F LChanibera.
Twelve Ramblers sold the put
month. This shows that the Rambler
gives good satisfaction.
C. O. Matlock,
Railway mall clerks an to tun all
the way through from Portland to
Han Franolsoo on every train. This
la Id Una with the general Improve
ment of the servloa.
B. D. Paine Oo. will keep con
stantly on hand a full line of Cllnoher
rims, the genuine Amerloau Duulep
U.' A J., M. A W. aud other tires, and
are prepared to repair wheels promptly,
Olho Roberts has secared a position
lo Jarnian A Taylor's general mer
obandlae store at Weston, Umatlll
county, and will leave for that plao
next Friday. Elmer Roberta has i
position at Athena.
W 8 Pbllpot, Albany, Ga.aays, "Be
Witt's Little Early Risers did ma mora
good than any pills I aver took." The
famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness and liver and bowel
troubles, Vincent A Co, Corner Drug
Store.
Geo llatbe, Mendola, Va says,
"Nothing did me so muoh good as
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, .One dose re
lieved me, a few bottles cured me." It
digests what you sat and always cures
dyspepsia. Vlnosnt A Co, Corner
Drag Store. .
W.J. Winer, of Josephine county,
advises driving rusty nails Into peaeh
trees that are beginning to turn dead,
with leaves pale and sickly. He has
tried It on his own peach trees, with
the result that they took on new and
vigorous growth, aud ths leavea turned
dark green. Home of ths trees experi
mented on were nearly dead.
The recent rite In the river was but
slight, says I be Portland Telegram of
February 7, and the water baa again
subsided about to Its usual winter
stage. It stands about eight feet above
low water mark. The rains early last
week lo ths Willamette Valley caused
ths river to rise rapldlv at Eugene,
Albany, Balem and other polo Is up
tbs valley, and It cams up soms five
feet hero. Ths rlas was but temporary,
and ths water Ml as rapidly ss It bad
' risen.
LENTEN SEASON.
Begins With Today, Ash Wednes
day.
"Now when at length the pleanant
time of Hhrove tide comes lu plew.
And oruell fasting days-days at band
approach with solemn grace;
Then olde and young are both si mad
as gbestes of Bacchus' feast,
And four days loug they tipple tquare
and feede and never rest."
Lent will begin today with Asli
Wednesday. Yesterday was Pancake
Tuesday, or Shrove-tlde. The follow
ing ourlous account of the day appears
In a book published in 1620:
"Bbrove Tuesday, at whose entrance
In the morning, all the whole king
dom Is unquiet, but by that time the
clocke strikes 11 which (by the help of
the knavish sexton) is commonly be
fore nine, then there Is a bell rung,
oal'd tbe Pancake bell, the sound
whereof makes thousands of people
distracted, and forgetful either of man
ners or humanitie; then there is a
thing called wheaten floure, which tbe
cookes do mingle with water, eggs,
spice and other magical, tiagloal en
chantments and then they put It by
Utile and little Into a frying-pan of
bulling suit, where It makes a confused,
dismal! hissing (like tbe Lernean
Snakes in tbe reeds of Aoheron, Blix
or Pblegeton), until at teat, by tbe
skill of tbe cook, it is transformed Into
the form of a Flap-Jack, oal'd a Pan'
cake, whloh ominous Inoantatlon tbe
Ignorant people doe devoure very
greedily."
Bbrove-tide was formerly a season ol
extraordinary sport and feasting. In
the Romish Church there was ancient
ly a feast Immediately preceding Lent,
whloh lasted many days, called Carnls-
caplum. LThe following quaint de
scrlptlon of Shrove Tuesday Is found
in the Vox Gracull, 1628:
"Here must enter that wadllng
stradllng Carnlfex of all Chrlstenoma,
ulgarly entitled Shrove Tuesday, out
moie pertinently, sole Monarch of tbe
Mouth, first Favourite to the Frying,
pans, Protector of the Pauoake, first
Founder of tbe Fritters, etc. This
corpulent commander of those chol
lenohe things oalled CookB, will shew
biniselfe to be but of Ignoble education
for by.bls manners you maye finde
blm better fed than taught wherever
be r lmes."
Ash Wednesday takes its name from
the anoient custom of blessing ashes
on that day, the ashes used being mule
of thepalms oonseorated on Sunday, 12
months before. According to the
Benedlotine rule, on Ash Wednesday
the monks returned to the clolstor to
converse, but at tbe ringing of the bell
were Instantly silent. They were sup.
posed to unshoe themselves, wash
their heads and make one commuu
prayer, this to follow a religious ser
vice. The priest having oonrentra' sd
the ashes aud sprinkled holy water
on them, threw them on tbe heads of
tbe monks, saying, "remember that
you are but dust, aud to dust must re,
turn."
JURY LIST.
Election Notice.
To the legal voters of School District
No. 4, Lane County, Oregon:
Notice Is hereby glveu that tbe an
nuai electiou of thla district will be
held al the oily hall lu Eugene, Ore,
gon, on the seoond Monday, being tbe
12th day of Maroh, 1000, between tbe
hours of 2 o'clock and 6 o'olook p. m,
on that day for tbe purpose of electing
one director for three years In plaoe of
E. Bchwaratchlld, term expired, and
one olerk for one year In plaoe of Geo.
F. Craw, term expired.
Geo. F. Craw,
J.H.MoClunu, Clerk.
Chairman.
Dated Eugene, Oregon, Feb. 28, 1000,
. Brave Men Fall
Victims to stomaeh, liver and kidney
troubles as woll as women, aud all fael
the results In loss of appetite, poisons
In the blood, baokache, oervoiunees
headaohe aud tired, listless, run-down
feeling. Listen to J W Warner, Ida-
vllle, Ind. He says: "Eleotrlo Bitters
are Just the thing for a mau when he
la all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies. It did mors to give
me new strength (aud good appetll
than anything I could take. I can
now eat anything and have a new
lease on life." Only 60c at Llun
drugstore. Every bottle guarauteed.
Couuro Boom. John F. Kelly of
Ooburg, was lu Eugene today. He
says the uew boom across the river
will be completed In two or three days.
PERSONAL,
Persons Who Will Try Cases at
March Term of Circuit Court.
THIRTV-ORe NAMES.
Sheriff W. W. Withers and County
Clerk E. U. Lee, Roy Knox being
present, the following named jurors
were selected and drawn from tin
regular jury list as Jurors for tbe regu
lar March term ol the circuit court, for
Lane county, Oreon, Wednesday
forenr.on, March 2", 1000, as follows:
F M Jackson, farmer Bagman
F Walker, farmer Saginaw
oe Huddles oj, fanner Mobawk
John Spores, farmer Mohawk
CCole, farmer Mohawk
Stove Rigdon, fa i mer Pleasant Hli
H W Sohenok, farmer.. ..Junction City
Joseph Btrome, farmer. ..Junction City
D Winn, farmer Long Tom
James Blaine, carpenter Eugene
Kd Howe, hunter.... Eugene
O M Sawyer, carpenter Eugene
J A Haines, tanner Eugene
W J Bennlnger, farmer...... Lane
Wm Gibbs, farmer Lane
James Horn, farmer Zumwalt
W H Bailie, farmer
Wm Tiffany, farmer
H E Uuderwor d, farmer, Cottage Grove
F M Hambrick, farmer...C ittage Grove
P D Knowlton, drayman...Co','g Grove
J H McFarland, farmer..! ottage Grove
J A Stevens, farmer Springfield
John Klssenger, farmer.. ,,. ..Fall Greek
John W Butherlan.l, farmer.... Wallace
C K HlmpBtin, farmer Coyote
ZT Klsfc, farmer C'hesher
A E Barbre, farmer Lost Valley
PP Pltzer, farmer Lost Valley
F Mumniey, farmer Fairraount
W D Wallace, .farmer Jasper
Divinity School Appointments.
Appointments of tbe students and
faculty of tbe Divinity school, Bunday,
March 4tb:
F. M. Horn, Kliuira. .
E. F. Beaudresu, Creswell aud
Camas Swale.
G. S. O. Humbert, Central.' ,
Harry Benton, Hebron.
W. A. Elklns, Bethel.
J. J. Handeaker, Brown school
house at 11 a in, and Lancaster at 3
p m.
V. E. Hoven, Springfield.
D. C. Kellems, Pleasant Hill.
Peoples Party Central Committee.
Ttie peoples party central committee
of Lane oounly, are hereby oalled to
meet at the court house, ' lu Eugeuei
Oregon, on Saturday Maroh 10, 1000,
at 1 p. m.
A full meeting of the committee Is
earnestly reque-fd, Important busi
ness. By order,
a. J. Zumwalt,
L. H. Pattekson, Chairman.
Seoretary.
Wimawhala Encampmcn. No. 6
Regular meeting Wednesday even
ing, i'8th Inst. There will be work In
tbe Patriarchal degree. A full attend
anoe Is requested. Visiting patriarobs
oordially Invited to attend.
T. M. Rknbhaw, 0. P.
The White Is King.
When loses bloom and robins sing,
And eve,! when the sleigh bells ring,
The White Is king.
Fohobd A otk Young George
Cleary, who was In Eugene a few
months ago soliciting life liii-urance,
and who left owing a number of our
oltisens, Is In jail at Rosoburg awaiting
circuit oourt ou a charge of forglug and
pawing a $50 note. It la said he Is
sure for a two years Bent anoe to the
state penitentiary.
J. T. Martin went V Blem today.
Dr C E Loom's, of Oregon City is in
Eugene.
Eli Bu g cimie down f'm Collate
Grove today.
J F Rogers returned to McMiuuville
this afternoon.
John Stewart went to Portland on
tbe train today.
H. N. Cockerliue was a north bound
psssenger today.
Dr. C. W. Lowe is at points south
for a day or two.
Capt H L Heath will go to the Blue
River mines tomorrow.
C. E. Robertson, ot Coburg, went to
Albany tbU afternoon.
H. F. Holleubeck Is home from a
short trip to Rneeburg.
Hon. Thos. Vaughan, of Cohurg, was
In Eugene this forenoon.
Mrs. R. 8. Bean returned to be'
homo at Salem this afle: neon.
Editor 8. L. Mnorhead, of the Junc
tion Times, was In Eugene today,
G. N. Frazer arrived home today
from a business trip to points north.
Dr. D. A. Loveridge went to Al
bany today, where, be will preach to
night.
Mrs. O. R. Bean arrived here this
afternoon eu route to her home al
Mapleton.
J. J. Montgomery, who bas been at
Glentena Amira, Wash., for some time, arrived
ureswen h Uxi.
M. O. Warner left for points south
today, to harmonize defective pianos
aud organs.
Mrs N L Lee, of Junction City, U In
Eugene visiting her son, County Clerk
Lee and wife.
Special U. 8. Land Agent C. E
Loom la Is In the city on a short visit
with his family.
M Iss Grace Brown left this afternoon
for Mt. Vernon, Grant county, where
she will teaob school.
Tuesday's Roseburg Review: Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Cheshire, jr., of
Eugene, are in town today.
W. E. Brown, president of the
Eueue Loan A Savings bank, arrived
home today from a trip to Portland.
Misses A. Oslo Walton and BbbI
Day are home from a trip t San Fran
Cisco, where the former went to pur
chase stock for her Bummer trade In
millinery.
Lebanon Express: Cbes. Blodgett
aud J. Mossbolder went to Eugene yes
terday, where they will work In the
excelsior factory.... A. C. Harden, now
a merchant of Sprtugfleld, visited his
nn, W. E. Harden, in this city during
the past few days.
-Mr. J. L Brumley left for Salem
loday, where she will permanently
reside in the future. She bas two
daughters residing in that oity. Mrs,
Brumley bas resided In Eugene ever
since 1858, aud has many friends here
who wish her muoh bappiuess in her
new home.
Citizens' Convention.
Notice la her -by slveu that the CIiIm"''
coaulj conveullon will mecl lu "' --- ,
. . Bt 10 o'doCK S D
,l.,.r,."-. - ,.l i
The American Flag.
The American Hag now floats over a
land of barbarity. If anyone had
prophesied this lour years ago he would
have been laughed to scorn. Yet
change Is constantly taking place
Nature Is merciless. So soon a. she
discovers an improvement, the old,
whatever It may be, Is doomed. Tbe
fact that Hosteller's Stomach Bitters,
tbe famous cure for dyspepsia, has re
rualnea unchanged for half a century
proves lis -value. Try it for Indiges
tion, biliousness, constipation
malaria, fever and ague, to lie eon
vimied. Your rase is not Incurable.
You simply have not used the right
remedy. Hoetetler'e Stomach Bitters
is what you need-the sooner tbe
better. It Is particularly valuable at
this at aeon of tbe year.
Cow for Sale.
A fine thoroughbred Jersey, carefully
raiseu auu perieotiy gentle. Came
fresh Feb. 1st, Inquire at this office,
In 'be
... nf T.lflllIU
r-....., Huns... lor Uie Ifurinwc v. r -
DOU.U..UOU 1 iUle iwaawr, 3 n-.reenlaliw. a
county judse, sheriff. .ehuol aumsrliiiendeni,
asataaar. eouulr clerk, treasurer, surveyor.
commiMiloiicr. coroner, nl lor tranacllnj
nch other ImnlneM may properly come
before the conyeullon.
PrlmarU to t held in the several prcc.ucn
on H.ich si,ia. ' ,
Precinct, are entitled to the .following
delegates:
N gogene No 1 6 W Cot Grove
V Eugene No 2 ' K Cot Grove 4
Zamwalt Hcasaut Illll -I
a n Nol 0 Hlchardson ''
H KuimiieNo2 Mohawk 4
Bailey 3 Spencer,
M Tnnntlnn 6 iWM .,
Junction 6 (loshon
Irvlni 6 Coyote
wniNmntui.. 5 Gale Creek
Springfield 1 McKenzIe 3
ThKntnn 4 Mabel 3
Elmira Cheehlre
Camn Creek 4 Fall Creek a
Long Tom 4 Ulontcna
CrenweU- 6 Middle Fork...
Bluilaw 4 lalrmount
Hazel Dell 8 Blanton
Lo.t Valley 4 Bine River 3
Hermann 8 Five RlTere.
Lane 3 Heceta 8
MaDletoo 8 Saclnaw
Lake Creek 3 Wallace - 3
Mound 8 f, .hernia a
Walton 3 Florence 4
Total 201
It la recommended that no proxiea bo ad
mitted, nnlesi auch peruon holding aald proxy
be a resident of the precinct to be ropiesented.
Those appointed to aot as judges at
primaries for tbe four Eugene precincts areas
follows:
North Eugene No 1-J J Walton, D R Lakin,
1 E Btevcns. Voting place, City Hall,
North Eugene No 2-Q W Welder, J H Honlg
and W B Andrews. Voting place, Griffin's ware
house on 8cventh street,
South Eugene No 1 J S Iliggins, J B Nettle-
ton and V 8 Holt. Voting place, Engine l(ouso
on Eleventh street.
South Kurene No 2 A O Mathews, Thomas
Brown and F M Wllklns. Voting place, Brown'
upholstery Bhop on Eighth stroot.
Judges to appoint clerks.
Polls to be opened from 1 o'clock p m to
o'clock p m, Baturday, March 31, 1900.
Datod this 28th day of February, 1000.
A J Zomwalt, Chairman
I N Barbadoii, Secretary
I fi Stevens
M J fllLLROAS
J W Baker
James Hayes
J G Stevenson
F M Wilkins
J J Walton
L L Stevens
W L Houston
R M Vbatch
Ira Cami'Rbll
James Calvert
D R LAKtK
J A Walters
L II Patterson
Committeemen.
Who Is Who?
In "Who is Who?" Busey &St. JohD
and company have a vehicle exactly
suited to their unctuous style ot
comedy. iAu Jack Hartland, the
struggling young lawyer, who Imag
ines a mythical partner will make bis
way to fame and fortune leas miluous,
Ohas. A. Pusey Is said to have a role
whloh ills blm to a nicety; while Bert
St. John, as Peter Von Baumbacb, tbe
wealthy old German, is seen at hiB best,
The easy drive of fun which permeates
every minute of Hartland'e efforts to
explain the continuous absence of his
partner, Nemo, the complications into
Wall
B9UII
New Spring Goods
ARRIVING nAUY,
Wantkd.
good wages.
-A good girl, ateadj place
Apply to,
Mrs John Straub.
FOB BALK. Very flue Jersey heller
calf. Inquire at one. C M Young.
PRICES.
lift eta
6 cts
7 lbs rolled oala
Flaked hominy per lb
I oan good salmon 6 eta
t lbs beet aavon soap 25 eta
H0 iba good rim $1.00
Lard per lb in bulk lOr-ts
& I lie good peaches
9 lbs good tomatoes 25 cn
NEW HATS.
NEW SHOES.
AX BILLY.
Ires: G::;:,
Silks,
Trimmings,
Embroideries,
ft)d marjy otfyer goods
too rjurwotis to mei)tioij.
S. H. FRIENDLY,
Paper..
Wo have duci.led to discontinu,
paper department, and n., .
doing bo will offer some of the fi
of paper in Eugene at
Startling
Prices.
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select irom. . ine opportu
nity of the season for handsome decora
tive work at a small expense.
wmcn tnese etlorts plunge blm, all
turn into laughs as naturally as can be,
and the audience is carried through
two and a half hours ot it before they
realize It. In this, tbe third edition ol
ibis popular farce, we are promised tb
mi Keei. ann strongest company of
oomedlsns and pretty girls that ever
appeared In this organization. There
are many up-to-date, bri8ht and crisp
otrciauy luirorjucllous, plenty of
origin, oreezy music, and in fact, every
possible adjunct which goes to make
up a high class, musical farce comedy.
At ths 1-arker March 6. Seats on
sale Saturday, DOo and 75c, Corner
Drug Store.
Notice to Contractors.
VaMa. I- 1
nereoy given, that the
""r,i o, oireotms of school district No
137 (Hate Creek Dtst.), Une county
Oregon, will receive sealed bids, until
March 8, 1900, for the erection ol a
school house In said district, said house
be SSUI feet in the clear.
Plans and specification, may be seen
t tbe office of the count y ,Choo , snr
m.endent, at Shumate's store at Wrt.
tervllle.orattheVlda postofflce
The board reserves the right to re
Ject any and all bids.
... , B.F.Finn-,
Chairman Board of Directors.
B. It. MAYtiRN,
I'lerk District No. 137
Look Iieke. Kxtra
will tw ofleml fro
Inducements
ilnv tixiii I.
.took,, Cosed out to thow.n, Z
goods In my line. Good, , ' ,
GRIFFIN
HABDWARE
1
RUNNING UP.A BIB BILL
For doctor's fKuwonMrti,
necewary, when , "
tacked witli coldi u rij, J
son of the year, if ,00,
Hen (trade Cynu
Whiskey in your bow 2
' tliej take It loth, I,,;";
tatei.atbedtimecirimiiu
Ked''aulUG!
W ffi. fleusl
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
Scrub BruttiL
Shot Bruikai?
Clothat ,i,.
Any klad ol kL
AT HALF PRICE,
Bargains io glassware to make room for oar new itock.
Strike while the iron is hot. We have msds tden
dot in everything in the grocery line K jon donl
believe it o-me and sse. We will sell yon l on
galvanized fanoet 6 gallon oan fall of oil for it
or tne can witnonc ine on lorou cents, 11 you
economy ynu may learn a lesson ot as.
i
sow,
A SPANKING TEAM
of high stepping roadsters would prob
ably look like ordinary horses if not dressed
in a manner to puit their stvle. Don't ex
pect your l.orses to look proud and fiery if
bey are ashamed ol tbeir dress. . Fit them
out in one of our stunning bnggy harness
and the; wi.l repay you in pride snd aotion.
PRESTON & HALES.
Manufacturers of Harness and Saddles.
Dealers In Paints, Oils and Wall Paper.
Millions Given Away.
It is certally gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and Buffering. The pro
prietors of Dr. King's New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds
hive given away over lfl.000,000 trial
bottles of this great medicine; flnit l"iv
the eutiffao ion of knowing It hi. uh-u.
lutely cured thousands of hoielese
oases. Asthma, bronchitis, hnanenees,
and all diseaves ol the throat, chest and
lungs are surely cured by It. Call on
Linn & Co, druggists, and get a free
trial bottle. R.gular size, 60o aud $1,
Every bottle guarauteed, or price
refunded.
I PARKER OPERA fif
1 UNITED DAM Hum I
I HflLIMI IIMWi Pwwy
Die HigL
Tuesday, H
Announcement
I lierebv annnunnn mvaolfaa a nan
didale for re-eleotion to the office of
sonooi ciei k. Geo. F. Cbaw
Important. Hch fWll nil I IH ran unit
others wanting glasses fitted can be
auuuiumiHiaiea at very low prices fir
the next thirty days by calling on
..nim over iHcuiung's store.
t okrect Vif.w.-Judge fiarlon of
wuniy, in an article In tbe Ort-
gouian favors the apportionment of
the s atetax nald hv ih n,,.,,.!.
Cording to population. recarrllM nf ih
assessment made. That is, that the
.roue payment per capita for
6a' person 111 lhAivuixfi l1ni... . i.
. .... . j UllllCl tu.
"The Mill Cannot Grind '
'with Water That's P. "
A Ugjed out, tearful little
r.'cnan said this in telling her
- 'I'j and weaknesses. Her
f - i .i. .-Mrad by telling of relative
r. -' of just such troubles by
tiocd s SvsipiritU. The little -womn
nc"'J tevsofjoy, for she took Hood's,
f J h" Mood in prime order, tnd
J-.C Lacs cn the strength of the present in.
sicca of -worrying tbout that of the past.
Told Her Friend - "After having
prf.-, on my neck 42 ytars Hood's Sirs.
n-ju completely cured me. aui so
gUd I told frijs tbout Htmt UJy M
'consin -who read of my cure told me
" tso took Hood's for the same trouble
nd -was cured. She thanked mt." ff.Irs.
, , Sutherland, Kalamasoo. ffiich.
4&
. lllljnr, ,,,,,,,. ,he .lrtluM t
The mifi
oli'l full
Third and Bart
Kapid, KoaruuuiE
FARCE
Whoi
Who.
Introducing too" iw-"
Chas Pusey and BertSlC
And an m W
company of bjp
class artist! O
lest and BrlgW
specialties. T"
newest toft i
musical fsror.B
orate scenery, v
tlful costutnei.
Pr'ces Sec. 3.. 50 ttA S
of hoLsa 75 cents. W
day morning.
nn T Tl SMITH.
yj ' .TTTHYSlctf
Offlca in Rl.d. n Building
Hours 9 to 12am;i"i'-
No Gripe, rh
. jtaH(w-i
tesnnea-oi" -c , r
ne&iimui
Hood's Pll
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