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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard WKDXEsDAY JULY 11 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOB SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephons. Ko. Main 1 New Ads Today. 8 H Friendly. Preston A Hales. Peters' Store. BREVITIES. 4!il Itambler riders. Dr Lowe, optician, wltli J HjliUckey Car load of beer arrived here today. Fly screens & doom at F L Chambers. M & W tires sold liy Bitrker Quo Works. Dr Palne'a new reaidenoe Is i early completed. Guaranteed blcyole repairing, Mo ('lanaban. Wolff American bicycles. W A Kuykendall, agent. Regular term of circuit court meets In Albany Monday. (Jet your wheel repaired at the liarker Uuu Work. Croquet aeU lK)o, (1, $1.26 at Darker Gun Woika. Twottreet preachers In Eugene last night. NWJ RambterHaold thla year. Hive the Guakd sent you while at the coast or mouutalns. Buy a (Jreaoeut and you are lure of a good set of tires. Wolf American II lull Art cycles W A HUYKKNDAI.I., ARellt. The llapilsl Buuday school held a picnic atHeavey'a Fetry today. Il:cyolea20to$o0. McClanaban. .1 U Warner tunea planoa aud orni . Repairing and polishing. All klnda of clitioher tires sold at Baiker Gun Worka. Jack Hliaw, Chris Kenlz and M M Moore, were killed In a boiler explos ion at Albany yesterday. Wolf American bicycles. W A Kuykendall, Agent. One Columbia drop frame tandem, suitable fir lady aud gentleman; $2S spot rash. Bahkkk Gun Wokks. Fishing tackle. E E McOlanahaD. Gel a new lawn mower and a new piece of hose and wllh a little pleasure you can have a lawn that you will be proud of. Guaranteed hose at F L Chambers Two large mass meetings were held at Lincoln, Neb., yesle.day ratifying the nomlnatlou of Bryan and Htereu sou, 80,000 people were present.) Hammocks at fl, fl.50, $2,12.50, $2.76 and (3 00. Barker Gun Works. A few secondhand ladles bicycler cheap at F L Chambers. We want to trade bicycles for shaved shingles or lumber. Uakkkk Gun Wokks. The women of the First Presbyterian church will gives social ou l'rofblraul.'a lawn next Friday evening. Ice oteaiu nd cuke will be aerved for 10 cents, 123 Crescent bloyolei sold this year. What stronger terms can be applied to popularity aud aotual satisfaction. F L Chambers has pleuty more of them. Wolf American bloyolee. Guarantee never runa out. W A Kuykendall, Agent. Ous Gale's double diamond taudtm for sale; $26 spot cash takes It. BahkkhQun Wokks. Albany Democrat: A letter received from Mr Frank Kroinan. at Nome, tells of his Illness, so that tin had been una. ble to do anyUilug, though he bad had one opportunity nt work at $1 an hour. Ue will probably return home soon. The Dalles T M of July 9: Judge Bennett returned at 12.30 today from attending the democrallo natloual convention at Kansas City. Thejudits Is tnthuslaatlo over the prospects of electing Rrysn and rtlevenson, and Is ll satisfied with lbs national plat form. Eastern democrats are elated over the ticket, and hope to carry many of the tat-s that went for McKlnley In 1SV6. le Have... Just received an Klegant nasortinont Of Sorosin Dress Shoes. Sorosis Means mueh to evorv Woman who wears Shoes. GILBERT IMPORTANT SALEt Of a Business Established Notice is hereby given that the stock of merchan dise belonging to the estate of A. V. Peters, together with shelving, counters and safe, will bo sold at private sale or public auction by ' the ad ministrator. The- invoice will bo prepared for exami nation by next Monday. All persons who want to engage iu business will find it to their interest to call on the administrator for infor mation. Geo. 13. Dorris, Administrator. A Life And Death Fight. Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la., wrillne of his almost miraculous es cape from death, says: ' Exposure after measles induced eerloua lung trouble, wblcli ended In consumption. I had freuuent hemorrhages and coughed night and day. All my doc tors said I must soon die. lhen i began to use Dr. King's new Discovery for Consumption, which completely cured me. I would not be without It even if It cost $5.00 a bottle. Hun dreds have used It on my recommen- dullon and all say it never fulls to cure Throat, Chest and Lung troubles." Regular size COo aud $1.00. Trial bottlea free at W. L. DeLano'a Drug store. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Last winter during an epidemics of whooping cough my children contract ed! the disease, having severe coughing spells. We had used Chamberlain's (Xugb Remedy very successfully for croupand naturally turned to Itatthat time and found It relieved the cough and effected a complete cure, John E Cllllord, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y. This remedy is for sals by W L DeLano. The Appetite of a Goat la envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Htomach and Liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. King's New Life 'ills, tho wonderful Htomach aud Liver liemedy, gives a splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that Insures perfect heath audgreat energy. Only 2Bo, at W. L. DeLano'a Drugstore. Volcanic Eruptions. Are grand, hut Hkln Eruptions rob lileof Joy. Uuoklitira Arnica Halve euros them; also Old Running and Fever Mores, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, Corns, Warts, t.'ute, Bruises, Burns, Hcalds, Chapped Hands, t'lillblalus. Host Pile cure on ennli. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 26 eta a box. Cure guaranteed, Soly by W 1. De Lauo, Druggist. Pay Your Dog Tax. 1 he tax on, dogs became dellli(Uenl July 1, All persons keeping dogs within the corporal limits of the city are hereby notilled to call at unce ou the recorder aud pay the tax. J H Htii.kh, Chief of Police. Whale Oil Soap. Hopgrowers are Invited to call on the Kugeue Hoap Co, Bill street near Olive, lor samples ami prices of whale oil soap. Kukknk Hoai1 Co. Tile For Sale Eight Inch tile for sale, luipllreof J H Campbell atOUAKU oilier. A two-horse farm wairim took a aniu down Hlxth street at about 1:10 o'clock this afternoon; no damage, Claud Peiigra, formerly of Kugeue, la working In Hie depot at Corvallls, J. HI. KAYS FURNITURE CO EMSALMERS trd FUNERAL DIRECTORS Still Alive.. I plut bottle good fresh ketchup... Hc I quart bottle bluing 10c 1 large bottle pickles )0o J doxen Jar rubbers o0 1 di Mason Jr caps and rubta-n 2V i IU No 1 lame raUlns I large bottle ammonia In Eugene home-made linking Powder guaranteed to be equal to I he bet, per pound 30 rents. is ounce rati K V Baking Powder 20 rents. The above sold In all pure food stales. ...Ax Billy.., M'KEXZIE SUMMER RESORTS. Health and Pleasure to lie Found on Upper McKenzic River. Communicated. It is the way of the world that the objects at hand and ready to be hail for the mere asking, or taking, are not esteemed like others that require dili gent pur.ult. Give the child the most co-tly aud elaborate toy aud he will throw It aside for one that is common, provided it Is found In possession of a fellow. This holds good with older children that masquerade through life under the garb of men and women. When recreation and health is sought It may not be found close at home. The fashionable must hie themselves to he sea-bore and coast resorts though they freeze and suffer many of the dis comforts of life by reason of the cold fogs, piercing Hinds, flying sands, and crowded illy kept summer hotels. For the prlvilage of being "fashionable" they endure more or less torment, smile and call It pleasure. The prlee that must be paid reconciles the self- Immolated victims to the sacrifice. If It was common aud cheap they would remain at home Im preference. Bountiful nature bas provided the favored resident of the Nortnwest with grand rivers aud mountains, a salubrious summer climate that is warm enough during the middle of '.be dav with cool aud pleasant mornings aud eveuiugs, and nights that have not the least suggestion of summer dis comforts. Ru h conditions may be found to a greatir or less degree Blong the many streams that And their fountain heads ill the Cascade moun tain. Preeminent is the strong, Bwlft MoKenzle. that flows utmost its entire length within the confines of Lane county. Its waters are fed by lakes ou the mountain summit, and from the snow clad sides aud glaciers of the Three Histeis, companion peaks that rear their snow-crested heads heavenward near six thousand feet. Trout! Yes the finest and gamiest trout that ever roseto a fly orstruggled for life with an euergy that seems born of almost human iuteiligeuce as to the dire catastrophe that must follow capture, Inhabit these waters. The dark spotted or speckled mountain trout, the red-ide or more properly speaking rainbow trout, attaining an extreme length of about Zl inches, aud the "Dolly Yardeu" or salmon trout, occasionally approaching the twenty pound union ill weight, rewaid the lovers of the rod and fly. And thorn must be no mistakes no halt. Ing in the mol iou that fixes the oiu I hook, uo releasing of the strain or ten sion with which the csptuin Is held until he Is safuly lauded, else lie tears himself free or breaks the hue thai restrains his freedom by leaping from the water aud throwing tliu weight o' his tail agatust the delicate hut strong ly wnveu cord. During the summer mouths deer are lu season. The llolkunp and Foley iniu eral spring waters, and others of some whalsimilar nature in this vicinity, at tract doer, probably by reason of the suit lhat Is held In solution, io o'her itujH trails lhat had all (he. appeaiauce of being fleshly traveled l.y lands of sheep, converged at these spnnr-. These trails were made bydetr. Too wanton slaughter lu those days hs decreased the supply and rendered them timid, yet of iilicltis, aid occa sionally ill the daytime, lliey timidly and cautiously approach and enter these dangerous limits, the penalty for which ttiey sppureutly rtmllr., may lie their great bodily ham., The state ment thai thousands i-f dter have been slain at these smiii's Is not unadvised ly mud. Anil it would n quire nut less li all two figures to enumerate the thousands. Hunteis killed for tlie hides a sickening slaughter of the Innocent 1 Thla onme (no ulher woid Ills the case) has brought the just aud unvarying compensation that at taches to human misdeeds of this kind a scarcity, where there should he profusion. The 'bu s for the protection SHARP REDDCIMFOR 3 BAYS CELEBRATED T10VIP SON'S GLOVE-FITTING THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY We know Irs rldlruloiis to oiler ueli a flue Corset at low prices, but It's a Plain, simple slory : This line must be closed out. We know how to tske lows rlieerfully. Tint us tomorrow and see how grairfiilly It is done. THOMPSON K A M Corset sells t $1.25. 50c THOMPSON G Corset sells at $1.50, 60c THOMPSON S & L Corset sells at $175, 75c THOMPSON E Corset sells at $2.25, $1.00 THOMPSON B Corset sells at $2.50. 51.25 MAIL OKDKhS PltOM PIT V A t I KN DED TO S. Ii. FRIENDLY EUGENE of our game came none loo soon. To the credit nl the people of these out of the a places a reasonable obedience to tin- Hh is r quired ai all bands and it meet-, with cheerful compliance. hklknap SI'ltlSOS. Few people are aware of Ihe fact lhat the ownership of the Jielknaii bprings property is vested in a Eugene man Attorney A U Woodcock holding po -session under a sher'ii's sale. Mr and Mrs Ed owe, formerly in the nstaurant hn .ess lu Eugene, are uiving a very aci ptable management. The CHinp gn uud, hmel anil bath rooms, have bteu placed in excellent oindlilnu for the aceoiuoioiinioa of campeis and guests. There will I no cause (or complaint while thee jwople are iu cliarire. Belknap Springs, July 7. C. J oliu Wblmeyieiu Albany. J Pironi, left for points south today. Mrs Blgel left for Cot age Grove today . , Herbert Murcli came over flora Coburg today The On-cii-Hoiuerville crowd left this morning. - Mrs M C li.'yum returned to t'or vallis this afternoon. Mr Darling, a Priueville butcher, was in Eugene today. ArclileMavon.the railroad contractor was here la-t evening. C M Young and George Fisher are at their Jilue River claims. Miss M M Jones, of Pansadena, L'al, is vislllng friends in Fairmouut. D W Hears passed through hare this afternoon bound for Junction. Ellis Chapman went to Salem this aflcmoon to join the soldier boys. Cupt F L Chambers went to Camp Geerthis afternoon to report for duty. Mrs EL Campbell and little son Gllfrey left for their home in Wood burn today. Milt MoMurry has shipped his out fit, home intending to return ljlruaelf as soon ai able. Rev Hansen and family are In town. Mr Hanseu is the promoter ol the Danish colony proposition. .Ml-s Jennie Hpeuc r, aecnmnaiiied by Mrs Crawford of Heppner, came in tndtty. They will sjieud sometime in viittlng friends aid relativis, in thin vicinity. W A Roolh and daughter, of Priue ville, arrived here yenerday. He will leave for home tomorrow, being ac onupnnled by hi father, of Grant's Pass, who l in the city. Phil Megsarden, idieiiil of Minne aplis, Minn, spent, yesterday bft.er noon in Eugene. He took Hie night train lor Collage Giove where he and several companions intruded taking tin timber claims. Albany Democrat: Miss Lena Miller has returned from Eugene where she h i" been on a visit, the guest of her grandmother Mrs Gray James Thompson, of Albany College, is in Florence, Lane county, where lie will preach during the summer. James Oftut shipped from his young cherry orchard seven tons of cherries this year, receiving three cents per pound In the orchard. When the or chard matures within the next three years, he estimates lhat, with a fair crop, lie will he able to ship from 70 to 80 totw. Paints Wall-Paper Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES Leave orders (or bouto painting. U 51 McCm lT Eiiaes B, On, Juik- is, 1MO0 Dear Hill: I want y.-ii i" c o'eh o1 ''en mvv eve' snot- n ni o. iiia t.ii ! buy H se iog il. senior. I went all over Ijiu il and houuht one at Utrker Gun Winks. He sold me the oesi mncidue ieversMW and the price was awful low. Well the machine I- all right I have maiie Susan two new dieseee and lioh a new pair of pants ami my self dx aprons and Ja. e two new dreee and f -nr aprons. The i-eigh- onrs have u-ed it about as much as we. All of them mink lie flue. June and Suan bntn sew on il. The trouble was rau-wd by Bob. He got the two cais aim sewed their tails together on it aud away they went scratching and fighting around the bouse and out of il. The dogs took after the cats aud such fighling you never beard. They went over the wboi. neigbbobood aDd ran right through Mrs Hamlin's new made soap and lu her bouse and right into her parlor aod up into the bedroom and on the nice clean bed clothes, sucb a looking me.-s you never saw. The neighbors are all mad a- me now and the soap has taken the hair oil the cats, and they look like gee whiz. You ought to see me whip that mean kid. Come home right away. Yours truly, Bub an. Lebanon Pkksonals Express, July 9: Mrs Frank Tivey came down from Eugene Saturday to pay a visit to relatives and friends. Rav and Mrs Claycomb, of Eugene, weut to Soda ville yesterday. They will remain there two or three weens for tbebenefii of their health. Mr and Mrs G F Skip worth came down from Junotinn Suuday, and yesterday, accompanied by Mrs Lonsberry, left for the Cas cade springs to spend a few weeks Mr Hkinworth is rn poor health, having had a bad attack of lagrippe several weeks agi. UKCEI'TION The ladles of the Con gregational church will hold a recep -lion iu hooor of Mr and Mrs Wallace, at the chuich on Saturday evening, July 14. This reception was arranged a few weeks ago, but was post poned owing to the unexpected absence of Mrs Wallace. Everyone Is cordially Invited to come and spend a social evening iu becoming better ac quainted with Mr and Mrs Wallace. Good music Kbturned to Eugene. Dr Claire Willoughby and wife, of Priueville arrived here last evening to locate per manently. They came over the Mc- Kenzie route, which they state is very rough, although they made the trip In four days. I'hey met Logan-Hampton party, who are bound for Priueville in the lava beds. Dr Willoughby re ports lhat Prinevllle Is a very busy town and is quite favorably impressed with it. Came Neak Dkownino. While Ihe Edwards crew, who are bringing two million feet of logs down the river, were at work on the logs near the En gene bridge yesterday afternoon, Will McBre, who was riding a log lu the rapids, fell oil Into a whirlpool and sauk ttie Bocond time. Oscar Drury swam to his rescue and prevented the chronicling of a drowning Mr McBee Ib one of the best loggers In the county, showing that no one is proof against accident. 1 A Concert. Today's Salem States man: The Fourth Regiment B n.d O N G, of Eugene, will give a concert at Camp Oeer at U p m today. T e boys, though organized but a fin weeks, are making an excellent remr.l aud their Instrumentatinu this even- jing pro-nise- to be fine. They will doubtless have a large and apprecia live audience. ; Head Office Kented. The Booth Kelly Lumber Co. has rented tht south room in Ihe Hotel Eugene, formerly occupied by a bakery, for their bead ofllce. This will be Hon R A Booth's headquarters. A J Dunbar, now at Saginaw, will be here In oharge. DlKI). Mrs Mary Wlthrow, wife, of u W Wlthrow, died July 10th, 1900, at the homo of her father, W Boud of Irving. The funeral will be held at the home rf W Boud, July 13, 19U0; the burial to t made iu the Oik Hill cemetery. Li st ItKWAHb. P E Peterson, of Eatrup has Inst 21 gnats from his f inn 9 miles west of Junction City. A re ward of H.(!() each will be paid for their return; mark a round hole In each ear. Addros P E I'elersui, Eslrup, Or. 11MHKK Lani Fok Sale IkO acres of good fir and cedar, one-half mile from saw mill. Lonirlnir creek runs through land. Inquire of Frank ueisner, Ax Billy's stire. Euirene Oregon. A MlStl.NDKKMTAMilNU. It, senna that all the articles of value left by the late Mr and Mrs Bert HorUin were in the truuk received ben-, excepting two rings aud a rifle. Lost. A sack of clothes, between Eugene and brad of mill rare. Finder will please leave asm. Bt Gt'AHt) office nml receive leward. Wkathkh Phkmitiiin, For t tilght, sliowers; 'thui-dav, lair i,d watmrr. 11k vis. Some persou's clothesline n evidently nibtml last til -hi, as several pi. res of clean linen were displayed ou tlie fence at the Biair i lace, northwest of Eugene, todny lj ymg th- foundation on the new aimory binding lll comiuemv t. mortow. There ate about a tbousaud bales ol hops yet lu Laue.counly. mMjm it tV F. C. Potts i --',"- c Dealer TobaccosS& Cigars. A Mother's Plain Words I suppose you will be astonished when I tell you that six years ago I was In a most dangerous conditioa with b:onchitis and lung trouble, because you. can see how well and strong I am now. The attack at that time caused ternbla pain in my chest and lungs. I could liaidly move, and to stoop caused intense suf fering, oomeonc auviscu nti.- er's English Remedy, and I Jl thought I would trvit. although I isti I confess that down in myheart JL I had little faith in it. The I first bottle gave great relief, and the second bottle made me the healthy woman I am today. My husband's lungs are weak also, and he cured himself with the same grand old remedy. Our boy and girl have both been saved bv it from death . by croup. I know this is so, for " when thev were attacked in the night I had a bottle in the cl set, and by acting quickly that fa-.nl We always give it to the children when they have a cough or eld, and we would not he without it for anything. My sister will tell you also, if you a k her, that it is a m di. ine 'that can n'w.i'-s be depended upon for all i,o. troublesof theb.eat!'i-'gor;':m;. -I tell all i.ur iu.- eh ors ;i tit Acker's Envlish Re: v iicnovcr I ot a chance, and there are plenty of peo ple around M'-chanit '' ' Y., where I live, who would nomore think of go ini; to ' d at night we i bottle of it in the house than they would of leaving their d-iors wide open. A ; I look at it, parents are criminally responsible wh they allow their coildren to die under their very eyes with croup, because hen is a certain remedy that will conquer the terrible monster every time." (Signed) Mrs. Floyd Fowler. Acker's EnKllRh Ki-mtdv Is soli) by all druKPlsts under a positive guarantee that your mom-v 'vill lit- r..-ftiniel in east- of failure. 35c, 50c., and St a bottle iu Vniu-d Status anil t'an id 1. !:i J'ri ,11 1, is. ad., as. 3d., and 4a. 6d. rVaufiorirs Ac-'jii r itw.r :ii.'c !.'. HOOKER & CO., Proprietors. A'ew ybrl. For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or. Hotel Ai rivals HOFFMAN. R I' Walker, Portland E J Martin, Rlli lis C A Maciuoi, Porlanil W A .Booth and itaiiuliler, Priueville Glen O Poweis, McKeurje Bi idye W B G'.ass, Cottage Grove G Eccles, Fresno, Cal H I'lerkenslein, Ponland Mr and Mrs A Keligman, Milwsukee J H Niedernmik, Portland . W H Philips, Portland Arcbie Mason, Portland Yheo Nlcolia, Portland A L Woodrufl, Portland J 8 Korrest, N Y H ip-g and wife, Bohemit William Boeglie, Priueville John McCartliy and wf .California K F Woodmansees, H F PhilT Megviardeu, Miuntthlis . J W Ayers, Miunaiolis T Weiuheimer, Bt Louis J H Nagels, Portland i B Ownsby, ijalem J 8 Mairlady, Huginuw Geo McGowau, Ponland Win McGowau, Portland .lames E McGowan, Pol tland Grace McGowau, Portland Joliu E Martin, Burns KUOEVK. I NGLssli.Ohio ; Chas Uutchim, WaltcrvIHe ! D Legro, (Salem H T Crowley, Portland ! W O MuUee, Hulem I A If K11I111, Hoijulimi it C Waller, Albany PLC Hansen, Portlaim H Chrisiian,.Ouiaha J H Hill, Juuction M Evans, Mnbaw k A' G Nash, Monltiwier H T Cronsley, Poi ;lauii T F Turner, Koselmig F H Bllter, Kosebiir A D Willis,, s F Hon R A Booth, of Grant's Pass, i has leased the Phlnegar residence on i South Pesi I street and will occupy it. aoooi nepirmoer 1st. Notice to Creditors. Eute of A. V. Peter. dei:i. .!. Nltii la t.Hhif ... .1 . . . .. . . ha been .Inly unpointed adinuii.iratir of the e.t.te of A V Cter,, ,,.a.e,l, bv the lionorahle II Ii KmcaH. County .lu.W. f ttArl 111 t OllflTV llrtf.r.ih AI. ' . '. Ban. .itl i ,,, (r,,m ,h date of tin, n..tiu, J,y wjtl, th 1 V- ..t 1 e'auns nnti.t be lwaaia, Adni nintrat.T. Kl-''' Ma '7 ' f I I V VI 1 'tsSfU! RUNNING UP A BIB BILL lor doctor fe wouldn't ba Decenary- when you are tr ucked with ooids At thit tea bud ol tb year, if yon would keep ft bottle of our pure nd hiub KTftda Cyrus Noble Whiskey iu your houe and then take It iu the form of toddy, or aa your taata dic tate, at bedtime or any other old time. There la nothing like it for colds, La Grippe or kindred ailmenta. SuyNManufacturer, jj.l Ei i;t Kohler & Chase Music House. Owing to the death of C H Harper, of Wiiiier & Harper, of Seattle, Wash., the branch piano and oriiun depart ment that has ii-en run by tbem In this oily, will hereafter be cooduoted direct by Kohlr & Chase, of Ban Fran cisco, where you will always find a fine line of pianos and organs at Ban Francisco prices. Instrumeuts sold on esy Install ments. This will be londucl-il by Geo F Craw and H EMor, is. in' Tins Hlork, south of i,e Holtumii Hon--, Ninth stree', EuKcue, Oreitoii. No Cure No Pay. That ji the wa) all ilnarviBtn sell droves Tasteleiw Chill Tunic for C'liiUs, Malaria ami Billiounnea. 11 is as pleasant to take as Lemon Syrup. B0 cents Modern Photography careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the lUBEHI.OB. I Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST EROS, Props. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers ; Hiirws boarded by day r month. Offios rf Kuirene-Ielry Slirinsa stage. Corner Willamette and Tenlh Streets. Telephone Main 93. EUGENE STEAM DYE1N8 CLEANINB WORKS.... Weal IlBhth Street uear Bteam Laundry. . a,... . HRIi MAhX, Jr., Proprietor. Fadi0l',!lnnC,'',!C,w''e, ani1 nvirei. I. like Satulactlon suaranleed. Work calml lor and delivered. lor and delivered. Telephone l'lack 4fl3 Pleasure Galore... tosijm mm. ' .itii all ho Hd in pot bugirt r '"fniaPo which hvt tptiig t Uft.inr.it ri( h und r)tKni trin.mio:i 'l'"nfc! that nrk 1 he n otino of viirle ftlinot in.prt crt.blt to tht " rn lints nd livhun tie ttvk o tht- horvM. Jnrutb a toitKt Tf l e 1 M BlIJ B''i if JfrreMion. $45. CO tc f 173lOU. Uiem at F. L. CHAHBERS. JssVl,4MI1k