Daily Eugene guard., June 13, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 13
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith'
GUARD Tl8phone, la. Main 191.
MVITIIS.
406 sjatisOed Rambler riders.
Dr Lowe.optlolso, with J B Luokey.
Fly screens dooii t F L Chambers.
Buy a Crescent and yoo are ture of
good Mt of tire.
161 Bemblers told this year. Bam.
bler prnperlty.
A bis Hue of Nethersole and bangle
bracelet t Wetta.'
Wild bleokberrlee are In the market
oiling 8 boxes for J.
A. few secondhand ladle bloyelei
oheap itFIi Chambers.
Kepslrlng, eundrlee, everything for
bloyole. B E Mo01e.oe.han.
All engraving on hearU pnrehaeed
at Watte' free to purehasera.
The supreme oourt yesterdsy ad
mltted 0 E Woodson to the bar.
Native Bone' button on eale at
Coppernoll' Jewelry tor In Eugsne
M O Warner tune piano and
organ. Repairing and pollening.
A full line of fliblng tackle jmt
received. E E MoCleoaban.
m.i,nt.hi of tha TJ O Track Team
nan be purchased at the Dorrls Art
Gallery ,
No matter what kind of a bloyole
you have we can repair It and guaran
tee aatlsfaotlon. E E MoClanahan .
For a fine buggy or carriage tee F Jj
Chambers; price away down. Aleo
took of ntcoudhaud one.
Why do repair bop charge lee for
repairing Rambler tires',
nut nrlnaa on wall DBDBI atlll on, you
oan Ox op tor a very email amount of
money now. Bee F Jj unamDcra ror
late dealgn.
Rambler tire oan be easily repaired
when punctured.
Mia E BalUman, the Ninth itreet
millinery, will have a special eale on
trimmed hate from now until July 4.
Watta will continue to do all kind
r tl. nlnnk and lewelrv reDalrlng.
and will make a ipeotalty of optical
business.
Tha funeral of the late Jama G
RUina wu held thl afternoon at
3:80 o'olook. Interment waa mad In
Maaoalo cemetery.
87 Creeoent bloyole sold thl year.
What (Monger term oan be applied to
popularity and actual eatUfaotlon. F
L Obambera baa plenty more of them.
Tha annual nivalin1 of the OrMon
pbyalolan will be held In Portland
June 26 and ST. Prof. Waabburne.of
Eugene, will deliver an addrea on
"The Structural Belatlonibip Between
Han and Ape," illustrated with the
tereoptlcon.
Ml Margaret Galllaon, daughter of
R. U. Callleon, or Jasper, is noma iron.
Colfax, Washington, where eh had
been engaged teaching in the publlo
sohools during lb past two years,
tiles Galllaon will take normal
school ooures before reeumlng her wok
In the sohool room. . ,
On tha hlchaat authority It IS
reported that the Uallforola hop crop
will be about 10,000 bales short this
year. Should this prov true It will
have the effect of brightening the
prospect of our local hop growers,
Insomuoh that a crop that l short of
demand will always cause a nee in
prloe.
' Entertainment
A fin musical and dramatlo enter
tainment will be given by the pupil
of the Convent Sohool of our Beloved
Lady of Victory at the Parker opera
house on Monday evening, June in,
1900,
Door open at 100 o'olook; perform,
a nee begins at 8, Admission 6 cent.
Program will be published next week.
Admitted to Psucrioa-Charl
M Ktnenger Is now a full-fledged at
torney, having been admitted to prao
tloe In all the oourt of Oregon by the
snprem court at Balom Monday
If you want something
that will ....
Fit well
Look well
Wear well
Try our ladies
$1.50
Oxfords
...GILBERT...
F W Osburn I borne from Portland.
B Merlau went to Cottage Grove to
day. Regent C V lieekuiati aud family
are in Eugene.
OFFitobard, the New York bop
buyer, I Id' Eugene.
Dr Ogleeby, of Junction, vlalted
Roeeburg yeeterday.
Prof J P Holland and family have
returned from Prinevllle.
J F Contlgny aud family left tbie
morning for Boulder, Cel.
Mra Jobn Holland returned to Cot
tage Grove tbl afternoon.
Geo T Hall went to Portland tbl
afternoon to attend the Maaomo grand
lodge.
O H Markbam, aaalatant General
Paaeenger agent of the B P R R, la in
the city.
Mrs J G Gray went to Albany tbla
afternoon to vlelt her daughter, Mra
F J Miller.
Bruoe Wolverton, of Portland, agent
of the Oregon Native Bona Msgtziue,
gave ue a call today.
H B Tempieton, of Portland, arrived
here tbl afternoon to attend com
mencement exercise.
Mist Hatob, of Salem, who baa been
vial ting Mrs H E Ankeny and family,
returned home this afternoon.
The Ladle of the G A R and Lane
County Veteran' Association vlalted
the University tbla afternoon.
M O Wilklna will addreee the Blxth
Dlatrlot Convention of the Woodmen
of the World at Medford next Tuesday
Lebanon Express: R H Bhaoklett
and Rev J F Clayoomb, of Eugene,
vlalted friend In Lebanon- yeeterday
Regent B Hamilton oame In from
Roteburg on the 1:06 train. He waa
accompanied by hla daughter, Mlae
Hamilton.
Today'a Salem Btateameni Mrs R
E Wands and Mra J R Fairbanks are
In Kugene In attendance at a conven
tion of the Ladles of the GAR.
- Ed T Nagbel, the praotical piano
tuner for Kobler tfc Ohaee, Han Fran-
olaoo, will be In Eugene for two day
Can be seen at the Hoffman House,
Geo H Smith and wife arrived here
this afternoon from Redding, Cal. Mra
Bmitb, formerly Mlea May Huff, la
very 111 with malarial fever aod unable
to be out of her bed. Mr Smith liaa
sold out his business In California. He
says It Is very warm at Redding the
thermometer standing at from 110 to
130 degrees dally.
. i )
The Twentieth Century.
When a tew montbe more ahall have
paased we will then stand at the very
threshold of the twentieth oentury
and the nineteenth will be a thing of
the put. Tt will, however, be known
as the oentury of Invention and dis
oovery , and among some of t be greatest
of these we can truthfully mention
Hoatetter'e Stomach Bitters, the cele
brated remedy for all ailments arising
from a disordered aiomaob, suob
dyapepala, Indigestion, flatulency, oon
sttpatlon and blllousurts. It ha
been one of I he greatest blessings to
mankind during the pssl flty years
as a health builder. Many pliyaiolana
recommend i. Take ibelr advloe, try
a bottle aud be omvlncwl, but be sure
to get l'ie venulne with a Private
Revenue Stamp nvtr the neok of the
bottle.
Horse Strayed.
Btrayed from Poet'a pasture at Wal
tervllle Baturday, June 9, a sorrel
mare. Weight about 960 pounds, left
hind foot white, atar In forehead
white airl poo noae, ehort foretop and
saddle marked.
All obarges will be paid Under on
turning tbe mare over to A neon Potter
of Foley Borings stage line af Eugene,
or F A Poat Waltervllle.
H. L. HaVaTH.
T Selbot Instruments, The
Fourth Regiment band at a meeting
laat night selected G H Yenogton, C E
Cochran, W F Gllatrap, H W Rowland
and Otto Gilatrat to select new set of
Inatrumenta for the band and order the
earns at their earliest convenience.
Next Tuesday evening the band will
begin It rehearsals with the Instru
ment to be obtained at present, pend
ing tb arrival of the new set.
VNlvcRSTTvCATALoaoa. The 1889-
1900 catalogue of the University of
Oregon ta off tb press, and the demand
for them promise to be greater thl
year than ever before In tbe bietory of
tb Institution, it la a neat and oon
ola volume, giving Information epeol
flo and In detail,
.Pis.no Lessons. W G I (lord Naah
Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hanaen,
For terms, apply to mnaio rooms In
Dormitory.
MUST GO'
1 pair ladle button shoes 11.2Sto1.00
1 " " " " " 1.S8 " 1.86
1 " " " " 1.75 " 1(0
1 " " " " " 2.00 " 1.78
1 " 1.00 80
1 pair men's heavy shoes 11.00.
We have sizes in all of the
above, but they must move
off our shelves.
Good aheped toot.
...Ax Billy...
FINE BELGIAN HARES.
On Exhibition at the Rambler
Agency for a Few Days.
J. 8. Stiles, manager ol tbe Oregon
A California Belgian Hare Association
of Eugene, has placed In tbe north,
window of tbe Rambler Agency, two
of the finest Belgan Hares lu Oiegon.
Tbey are Prince Victor and Princess
May, both imported, the former being
valued at f 150 aim the latter at $100.
Theae bares will benti exhibition at
this place for several days, and cau he
aeen at any time at tbe rabbltry of tlila
company on Eleventh street, where
tbey also have other floe strains. Mr.
Stiles states that the company i mak
ing a apeolalty of breeding registered,
Imported and domestic thoroughbreds,
and be expect to take a large shaie of
tbe prizes at tbe state Belgian Hare
Association meeting at Portland in
AugUBt. Prinoe Viotor la from a long
line of price winner In England, as
far back aa can be traced.
Hotel Arivals.
EUOENK.
A M Tavlor, Portland
E P TedOord, Loat Creek
D MoCarty, Vendllng
D Harler, Junotlon
Abel Trotter,
Carey F Martin, Salem
W C Smith, Turner
C V Galloway, MoM lnnvllle
J W Strange, R weburg
B Smeed, Waltervllle
Da Legro, Salem
W D MoGee, Salem
MoKolgbt, Portland
HOFFMAN.
S B Goldsmith, Portland
Mra E F Mitchell, 8 P R R
ThoeMltchell.SPRR
Ned Thrlte, S P R R
F D Chamberlain, Portland
W O Alloway, The Dalles
I Croaafleld, MoKeni e
John Waring, Waltervllle
F Veal, Albany
Jobn Bteear, Mapleton
r L Gilliam, Maple
Jobn Bryan, Portland
W G Blatt, Stewart, Mloh
C O Beekm an and wf, Jacksonville
O H Markbam, Portland
E T Naghel, Cal
F J Gripp, Chicago
J Cremen, Seattle
B Hamilton, Roteburg .
MIbb Stella Hamilton, ftoseburg
A Oppenhelmer, 8 F
C L Fltohard, N Y
G O Graves, Portland "
H B Tempieton, Portland
J M Kelly, N Y
L C Jameson, Portland '
C H Ralaoo Jr, Portland
O W lUnsom, S F
Bioyclx Collision. A bioycle col
lision ocourred on the Uulvera ty
raoe track last evening lu wblch Mrs
E Evenson sod Cole MoElroy were
the vlotlma. Each were' bruised up
considerable. Both were held to be
blameless by spectators.
"Want of Watchfulness
' Makes the Thief."
Many cases of poor health
come from want of watchful
ness. But if you keep your
blood pure no thief can steal
your health. The one effec
tive, natural blood purifier is
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
. Disordered Blood "My father us
hngbeen troubled 'with disordered blood And
rocxk bck. Hood" s SrspAriB made
him strong And healthy; he works every
Uy." A. S. Wykes, S. EAston, Ta.
Humor " When need a blood purl
fier I txke Hood's StrsiptrSIt. cared
my humor And Is excellent as a nerve
Ionic." Josie Elton. St Afford Springs, Ct.
t Hood's P1HsouraHTTlllsitha wnn-lrrltatlns: an
ja'I atlaartto Ui ulta w'nji BWi Sariilila,
..GLOWING..
That
Fits Well
Looks Well
and
Wears
Is what our stock is composed
of at prices from $5.00 to
$25.00 a suit.
Call and sco our
new spring line of
CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
U FRIENDLY.
ODR GUESTS
The Old Vets and Ladies G. A.
R. Still at Work.
THEIR WORK.
JOINT RECEPTION.
The Lane County Veteran's Asso
ciation, the GAR, Ladles of tbe G A
Rand Sons of Veterans assembled in
Frank's hall last evening.
The ladles sang some aoul atirrlng
old war songs. Tbe meeting
called together by Frank Kelsner,
president of the Laue County Veteran's
Association. The address of welcome
was delivered by Comrade R H Miller
and waa truly patriotic It
responded - to by Comrades Cook
Lincoln aod others.
Miss Floreaoe Quimby, department
secretary of the Ladiea G A R, ex
plained tbe workings of that order.
Comrade Miller of Cittage Grove
recited a camp fire poem. Mrs Philips
of HoBsburg spoke interestingly of the
Soldiers' Home. Mrs Butcher ex
plained that the Ladies GAR wss not
an auxiliary but co-worker with the
GAR. Mrs Wands of Salem, acting
president, gave an entertaining
address. Comrade McElroy Bpoke of
tbe chivalry of the veterans during tbe
southern campaign. Comrade Chap.
man lent IiIh endorsement to the
Ladles GAR after wbloh the recep
tion was brought to a close.
Tbe reef ptiou was a grand success In
every particular.
LADIES OAR.
The convention of the Ladle G .
R etitl goes merrily on.
Tbe convention was opened at
o'clock, senior vloe president In the
obalr, and proceeded to business with
a orowded house. . For three-quarters
of an hour the Circle and offloers were
kept busy administering the obliga
tion or their respeoti ve orden. Twenty
Comrade were obligated and other
business transacted.
At 9:30 the Old Veterans fell In line
and a procession was formed In .the
following order: The GAR, Depart-
m nt offloers, Ladies of G A R in
a carriage, and Rich Mountain Circle
on foot, and tbey all stepped off with
heads up, beaded by a Martial Band
each organization bearing the starry
banner. The line of march wen.
noith on Oak street to 7l.h, thence west
to Willamette, thenoe south to 10th
thence east to Oak, then north to 9th
and tbe place of beginiog.
At 12o'olcK)k; Mr Lunoh was an1
nounoed, and all repaired to the G A
R Halt where all were served with
lunch and coffee, and all enjoyed
themselves for three-quarters of an
hour. When lunob waa over the
ladies repaired again to Frank' Hall
And proceeded to business of the oon
vention, '" ...
At 2:30 o'olock Mrs Livingston ar
rived on the southbound train and
waa eeoorted to the Hall, where the
ladies were In session, and eonduoted
to tne cnair, wnen tne command was
turned over to her, and amid great
applause the ladiea bade her a hearty
welcome.
As we go to press the work of the
convention still goes on and a good
number of candidate await-obligation
until tbe tbe entire oonventisn return
from a vlBit to the Btate University at
6 o'olock p. m. Forty.one comrades
have thus far been obligated Into the
order.
THE PROCESSION.
This forenoon, at 10:30 o'olock the
Lane County . Vetrans Association
made a street parade. The noble band
of men .that fought so valiantly from
Well
'61 to '65 was headed by tbe drum and
fife. They made an Impressive ap
pearance aa they marohed up Willam
ette atreet. There were 77 Veterans
and 35 members of tbe Ladies of tbe
A R. Thev gave three cheers lor
tbe ladiea' organization and dlabauded.
LUNCH SERVED.
At noon J W Geary Poat No 7,
served lunch to the visitors in tneir
ball and the same were rellBbed ty
all present.
PBOOBAME.
Wednesday evening an old fash
ioned Camp Fire will be held, during
wbloh the Ladles of tbe GAB aoo
Sons of Veterans will Install their
department officers-elect.
Thursday morning at tf :W tne ai
aoolation will bold It business meet'
ng. Afterwards, farewells
resolutions passed.
The Lane County Veterana' Associ
ation, Ibis afternoon, passed the fol
lowing unanimously, and asked that
the ssme be published In tbe county
papers.
We. a committee of tne Lne
County Veterans' Association, bav
lng been duly chosen to Inquire
Into the oase of Franklin B. Wilson,
ex-soldler of tbe .Second Iowa
Infantry, who, having been severely
wounded in aotlon during tbe Civil
War, is now In custody, and ha been
committed to tbe Insane Asylum, do
assert tbat the facts are as follows:
While we consent that be ia pecu
liar, he is not orazy, but suffering long
years from wounds,, aud not receiving
proper sanitary care is now In a help
less oonditlon, and no doubt bis days
on earth are few. Tbe Grand Army
was in annual reunion at tbe time said
commitment was made. No effort
waa put forth by tbe authorities to
apprise the G. A. R. of tbe facta, but
the county board, Judge Potter at tb.
bead, J. W. Harris and Dr. Kuykeo
dall assisting, commits this oomrade
to the asylum. Now be.it
Resolved', By - the Lane County
Veterana' Association and all soldiers
of all wars, tbat this Is not only an In
Jury to a veteran, but an insult to old
soldiers, and humanity at large, and
hereafter we demand through courtesy
if nothing more, that we be oonsuited
in matters of like kind.
All secret orders are consulted when
members ot tbeir order are in que
tion. Why was not the Grand Army
conferred with? Are we not entitled
to the same courtesy as other societies.
While we admit that w. are falling in
numbers by tbe baud of time, we are
not failing in fraternity, obarity, and
loyalty, one to another.
Signed: J. R. Cook,
W. H. Lincoln,
John Inohm.
Committee.
By unanimous vote It waa ordered
tbat tbe names of tbe 174 oomrades
now In session Designed to the resolu
tlons by tbe secretary.
ADDITOINAL VETERANS, '
R H Miller, ?5th Ohio
B Z Pax ton, 101st Ohio
8 R Williams, 48th Ohio
Louis Remlnger, 87th Ohio
John Discher, 57th Ohio
T A Bbaefer, 103d Ohio
G Kress, 8th Mloh
M R Potts, 10th Mloh .
J A Putnaui let Mloh
B Stickles, 8th Mloh
A J Johnson, lltn Ind
A B Tucker, NY
G B Btandiah, 85th N Y
M F Huntley, 142nd N Y
T N Plank, 9th N Y
Geo Thompson, N Y
G W Boper, 2nd III
G L MoGlnnle, 18th UI
J W Kitoben, 86th III :.
Jobn Moffett, 86th 111
L D Herlng ton, 92nd III
G W Coohran, 181st III
. A Withers, 83rd III
John Brown, 85th III
E D McKenuey, 15th Iowa
G W McReynolds, 18tb Iowa
J W Hicks, 29th Iowa
W Wiles, 18th Iowa
L Morse, 28tb Ioa
J T Rowland, 3rd Iowa
Martin Foster, 4th Iowa .
J E Butler, 27ih Iowa
O W Brown, 6th Iowa
G W Kelly, 1st Iowa
- C Dlokenson,21stlnwa
Bamuel Taylor, 8th Iowa
G H Halns, 12th Wla
G Look wood, 20th Wis
G H Courtwrlght, 4th Wis
HABartlett, 1st Minn
F E Miller, 9th Minn
Rlohard Maland, lat Minn
F M Dodann, 2nd Mo
G H Fox, S5tb Mo
J B Morgan, Navy, Pa
John Waring, 28th Pa
J WCurran, 13th Pa
A Trotter, 17th Ky
D A Glbbs, 16th Cal
F T Hatch, 15th Mas
J F White, 6th Tenn
L8 Ross, 1st Oregon Mounted
J B Lewis, Reo. Bat. Oregon
Fire Alarm. a fire alarm
sounded this afternoon at l;o.
The
Bra was in Dr W Knvkunriaip. h.
South Willamette. It was In the !n
ana now it caught Is a mystery,
bole was burned sevral feet annam
In
the bay. It was oisanvaraH h
tbe
ohlldren plavins In th -..-
Eberly Kuykendall nut tha fl.n.u i
- - . - - unujwn uul
with a garden hnee. He bad to crawl
on hla hands and knees to get Into tbe
barn the smoke being so del ae The
fire companies -ere tnrred back Wore
refill... -be c .1 n u; n,. r .
tlirlr st.-vie; wi i, ' r. , .1
OltkOdN W.tLTTV Tl
. . . .no JTi
'gin
stcs
veeiv, published by the U O
, r .uc J W itc.
dents, will be Issued tomorrow, Thurs-
ay ni inia wees, it will be the last
issue of the present sohool yr. The
IT r - . ,
oaeu yuai i
1 Hill a nunc inciter .uiu mirKCil lor a nnml...,. III
C... R factory ut Waldon, N. V. First thing , '' Vars'Mliev. '
tht mouth. Sometimes as much a amun .. . . ' comme.nI
lungs at a time.
Every time I coughed the l.l.T.'
fall 1 got so bad, and thechiirch s v. 6PWftJ ,
people told mo 1 had better
mako my pcuce with the Lord
. nrunurt. if, r e ifir U'riinii
11UI 11VC M.l .'!. .'.J '
doctor couldn't dome any proud, ;
but advised me to git to New
York City for examination.
They finally took me to a med
ical college, and a whole lot o
physicians made what they
called a diagnosis. There were
several students looking on.
One professor had a little ivory
hammer, and with this he
pounded my chest and held his
ear close to hsicu. xinui a
wkile the professor looked at
rae solemnly and declared:
ne of your lungs is about
gone and the other is affected.
There may be a slim chance
lor life if you quit worKing in
that knife factory.' I went back
home, but didn't improve. One day I saw an advertisement a
Acker's English Remedy for Consumption, being Kiven ., J11
gists, Walker & Eaton. I got one of those bottles, and h r.P'
bought more of the regular size, ana my improvement was i
slow. My doctors were asionisnea ana so was I. After it.ATr1'l
because I was afraid it might be blood, and I wanted to kiwi
no fear now, for at last I am a solid man acain. Althmiri, .. ,
ia aa ei.nH aa n rmllnr nnd nncwi.vu .ic ...ll . 6.
see. I want everyone to know the faits and that is .bJv
fSitned) A. II. Simpson. m 1
Acker's English Remedy is sold by all (IruRfrijt.unilir.
that your money will bo refunded in cuse of failure, lit u Wfi
United States and Canadu. In England, ir. J., is. 3d., and aw '
We authorise the above guarantee. II'. II. IKiokek & cu, JViSn, y,
For sale by W. L. loLano. Eugene, J
F. C. Potts
Dealer
Prevented a Tragedy
Timely Information given Mir.
Ueorge Long, of New -etrallsvllle,
Ohio, prevented a druadtul tragedy
and saved two Uvea. A Irlghtful cough
bad long kept her awake every night.
She bad tried many remedies and
doctors but steadily grew worse until
urged to try Dr. King'sjNew Discovery,
One bottle wholly cured her, and Bhe
writes this marvelous medicine also
cured Mr Long of a severe attnek of
pneumouia. Buch cures are positive
proof of the matchless merit of this
grand remedy for curing all throat,
obest and lung troubles. Only "0c
and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at W L DeLauo'a
Drug store.
Wanted. '
Competent girl or woman to do
general housework. $3,00 per week to
right party.
Mrs. F. li. Washburn,
Eleventh and High rjtB, Eugeu".
Notice.
A special joint meeting nf the
Cyolone and Rescue hose teams is
called tonight at Flreraai.'e Hall, for
8 o'olook. Fourth op July Com.
RlTt.nc.ua. I 'ah qt ippteir. The
supreme oourt of the state of Oregon ' f0j. a sitting. n
made the following order In a L,nne
county circuit court appeal, Motiilny
"In the matter of tbe estate of Eliza
beth Conser, deceased, Mary E War
ren, respondent, vb T G Hendricks,
executor, appellant; motion to strike
out appellant's abstract ovei ruled."
The Wilson Case. In another !
column we publish the action ot the
Lai.e County Veierans' Association In j
the Wilson esse. This orgaolzatlcn
olalmB that the old man has been
treated badly, and they are reatly to
defend and provide for him at all
baxarda. The old soldiers are tne
nation's best defenders aud should be
heard and considered in such cases,
Position Accepted. Lester O
Bulla has accepted a position in the
Lane County bank, made vacant by
the recent resignation of J M Abrama.
air Hulin la an expert accountant and
courteous business man, who win
prove of value to this Institution.
County JuDaE.-Nonew develop
ments during the past 24 hours. It
is expected some tidings of tbe misting
talley may be received by tonight's!
stage from Olentena.
Blueflime coal oil stoves wllhout
wlnba ara now an aaanred success, rte
them at F L Chambers.
i nit
man ..i i., : w"imen. "
' Why 1 1,,
lor doctor' lmrtki
tacked with Mid, B J'
m ol tbe yar.il mi
W. una, Cimsl
lien take itintlTta,
toddy, or u junta, i
tatee.itbedtim.mi.a,
old time. ThwsiS
ikeitforcolUuj;
kindred silnjenn
IN
r.7
m
,3S l
Tobaccos & Cigars
ManolitW
(Jet a new Uvn mutt u,
piece ol hose and wilhira
you ran haven lawn Ihiljn
proud of, Guaranteed but
Chambers
COW STRAlfED.-A tot1
with short, clearhftttv, laf
lelt ear, rather poor. Sen
lot of 8 D Holt, MH
Information will UntW
D Holt.
Dav &
Entailers, CorJiLulIt.
Variety in
Wall Paper...
Everything W
artistic, or aat, "!
able In pn aula"!
can to found si
Overl
Paints, Oils, artist it.
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STUDENTS dearfe!
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