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Eugene
(jJuard
MONDAY
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MAY 13
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
HOK SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
BUARD Telephone, o Main 191.
Weather
Spetlal lo tha Guard
Pobtland, May 13. Tonight cloudy
Bud threatening with showers. Tue
dy probably lair.
New Ads Today.
Hampton Broa.
J U Green A, Bon.
L, V Bkeela.
BREVITIES.
Ideal Bicycles, i"5.
Will piper. Preston & Hales.
Feed and groceries at Whitb'.
Overtons for wall paper and paints
' Stearns' bicycle.
Creiceut blcyole.
Tbe two favorite makes.
F L Chamber, Agent.
Paints and oils. Preaton & Hales.
Or Lowe, optician, with J d dtickey
Frarb garden seeds at F L Clnitu
berh'. "Runblere," $35 and (40.
. Soreen fly doors and windows. F L
Chambers.
Harness and saddles. Preston A
Hales. (
All kinds of bl"ycle suinlirf. FL
Chambers.
Munv bargain' In unrirrwri r, if you
call soon. P 1'raun 4t Bnu.
A good bloyole to exobange lorjrood
wood. Jlacket store.
Twenty second-band bicycles oheap.
' F L Chambers.
iiloycle tires. McClanahan.
Iid hi call and have your ilandlfer-chit-fa
Perfumed Free, Jtaoket Htore.
Wall paper, all designs, new and
prettier tban ever, at F L Chambers'.
E E McClanalian has already sold 118
Humbler and Ideal bloyoles this year.
All wool suits to your measure from
Bolero. Woolen Mill goods, J M Howe.
FishlnK tackle that oatohos and
holds. All new stock, F U Cham
bers. Wagons, BnggleB, and Hacks, new
second band. Home bargains. Moon's
Fkkd Stork.
All ladles trimmed bats will be
closed out at cost, P Frank A Hon.
None better than the Continental
Tailoring Co of Culoago, J M Howe,
Bgent,
Condition powders and stock fiad.
Preston A Hales.
A buggy built for three Is a good
thing when it is comfortable. Heu li
at F L Chambers'.
Dlcyole repairing. McClanalian., .
Hoes, rakes and now wheel line that
aves half the work of gardening. Bee
them at F h Chambers',
Take your watches and jewelry work
to J A Maurer. Two doors north of
of Lane County Bank.
Cutter logger Bboes and boots, at
right prices. P Frank and Sou.
Our Parisian Perfumes and Toilet
Goods are warranted to plevw, or the
' purohase price will be refunded, when
half the contents Is used, Racket.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
(iigans, Repairing and polishing,
Ask for tho new Idea Paper Pat-
terns, 10 cents, at Miller's bookstore,
iiud hand wheels. McClanalian.
Carpet taoks, carpet stretchers, car
net beaters and all the other little
hardware used about 'a homo, FL
Chamus rs.
Dou't forget that Land Planter ofler.
You may not get this price Bialu, and
It is one of tbe k?at investments you
ever made ou your farm. Moon's
Fkkd Btobb.
A select stock of watohee, clocks and
Jswelry at reasonable prices always on
baud. Fine watoh work tollolted.
Engraving done. J A Maukkh,
2 doors north Lane Co Bank,
DEDICATION, OF FOUNTAIN.
Will Occur Friday Afternoon,
. . ' May 17.
Die Women's Republican Patrlotio
League has finally set the time for the
dedication and unveiling of tbe mem
orial four. tain In memory of tbe Lane
oouuly voluuteers who gave up their
lives In defense of their country's flag.
The Eugene military companies
have been invited by the ladles lo par
ticipate In tbe exercises and it is high
ly probable that they will accept the
invitation. The Fourth Regiment
baud will furuls'i rnuslo for tbe occa
sion. Tbe time set Is Friday afternoon,
May 17. Tbe league has sent out tbe
following address:
To THB CiTlZBNS OF LtNK L'OUNTVl
The unvelllug and dedication of the
Memorial Fountain will take place
Friday, May 17, 1001, at 2:30 p m, to
which ceremonies you are cordially
Invited. This fountain has been ob
tained by tbe ladles of the Women's
Patrlotio League at an expense of Dear
ly $709, and will be dedicated on tbe
above date to the memory of Lane
county's sons who lout their lives in
tlie Philippines. It la hoped and ex
pected by tbe league that tbero will be
a general turnout from all over the
county. Col O 8u miners and Chap
bin W B Gilbert, who were oolonel
and chaplain respectively of tbe Second
Oregon, will be present and assist
prominently lu the ceremonies. The
order of exercises is as follows:
Muslo from til Regiment Band
Prayer Rev Gilbert
America Schools
Muslo Fourth Regiment Band
address Colonel Yoran
a eld re? b Colonel Bummers
Dirge Fourth Regiment Band
Unveiling Fountain Mrs MoElroy
Dedicatory Rev Gilbert
Taps
(Signed,) .
MksA Yekinoton, President.
PATRIOTIC CITIZENS.
Eugene Will Be Represented in
Portland at the President's
Reception.
An Informal meeting was held last
Friday evening at which a number of
our prominent olttona were present,
to make arrangements for a committee
to represent Eugene at President Mo
Klnley's reception to be held in Port
land May 22d.
On motion Mayor Chrisman was
elected chairman and Hon 8 H
Frendly, secretary.
After a brief dismission, a motion
was made and carried that Mayor
Chrisman appoint at his leisure, a com
mittee of ten to act In Bald capaolty,
the Mayor 1 1 be chairman.
Today Mayor Chrisman appointed
iho following gentlemen as said com
mittee: L N Rnney, B H Friendly,
A Yerlnglon, G T Hall, Br, Hon RA
Hooth, Col Geo O Yoran, Hon L T
Harris, Cbaa Griffin, Hon J H Mo
lung and A C Woodoook.
Hotel Arrivals.
KIKIKNB.
B Bineed, Waltervllle
A Exeton, Wul'ervllle
O W Goodwin, H V
W H, MoCray, Ht Paul
G J Rsnnig, Portland
M Valk, Portland
E P Murphy, Portland
T W Hardlman, Seattle
J H Smith, Chicago
Chas A 1 ford, Blue River
C H Harrison, Portland.
F T Plowden, San Francleoo.
J no M Peterson, Bohemia.
W B Fenne, Koseburg.
HOFFMAN.
W BJosephson, Roseburg
Elmer Wlmberly, Koseburg
T W Jenkins, Cottage Grove
O Leveus, Portland
W Grace, Portland
(! Li Fitohard, N Y
J L Lambreth, nalem
Bam Colvln, Kelno
W McFarland, III
Mrs Cora Bradbury, Rathborrow, Id
Mrs Myra Worden, Wash
E LaForest, B P Co
W M Ketchum, Chicago
N P Nclsou, Chicago
G W Hhortru, B F
G C Miller, Portland
W M Welch, Ban Franalscn.
J BGurnee, Portland.
A G Shaw, Portland.
Our Regular Prices, Why Pay More?
i7lt Dry granulated sugar tl On
am U d rlre 1
lScenn K C risking Powder L'llo
4 kg Arm and Hammer rods liio
Olbs Arm and Hammer acuta (bulk) Wo
' 81b package Gold Duat . no
4 boles lutll bluing , ' Stio
lib good corn starch 6c
lib goon gloss starch Ac
.llbgoixl green eollee . l-)e
lib goml roanl rodee I -M
. Ullx No 1 dried peaches lie
Sins No I raisins -"e
tllba good dried apples Siic
' fllhs pink or bayo besni Boo
8 pond cigars 6'
A pugs HihI Hell totweco 8S0
, 6 iikva l'lxle Queen tntmcoo iiio
lib Klnr intianw 40
1 di s No 1 nutmegs 6c
1 pk Magic, Western or Yeastfoam 4c
lib salted peanuts., In
Mrs Potts sad Iron handle lllc
I Unra oan purs apics Mr
.1 utit-kii camly 't
I lb No 1 Ki"K"r "nRlM hlc
1 will (owl mixml pieJllas 'iiv
1 l-tl imvrlnH
I like tooth ili-a e
I lh k-iMvl iiiw (nil errsin ehee" 1
I Imlll tomato catlll HV
li ppnoU threiul
'.oo ixr napkini
1 tin tn-.il r Sc
100 Hi mil barlsy ft.lS
.V-Htsto manlier... -c
1 hottl Htchr' t'aatori iV
Remember our spices and extracts
are pure and ooufnrru to the Pure Food
Laws.
SOCIAL.
BKREAN CLUB.
The regular bl-montbly meeting ot
the "Hereon Club" was held at the
home of Nellie and Elsie McVturry, at
Fair View Farm Saturday eveuing,
May 11. Tbe eveuing was delightful
ly speut In conversation, playing
uames, and the dixcuiwion of a short
Scripture lesson During tbe evening,
refreshments were served. The meet
ing was the largest of the season.
Those present were: Misses Emma
and Myrtle Green, Taylor, Iva Cox,
Winnie Morgan, Bertha White, Nelrie
Williams, Bernice Adams, Stella
Jaokaon, BtelU Owen, Merluda and
Mary Davidson, Bertha aud Mary
Barrelt, Eva McMurry, Grace Ham
mitt, Elvera O'Brien, Ins Edwards,
Alice Smith, Nellie aud EUieMaMur
ry, Messrs Ray Inibler, Harry aud
Glen Farrow, Bollman, Bruce David
son, Joe Matlock, Robert Gibson aud
Roy Boyd.
MASONIC BANQUET.
Baturday night the Blaok Cross de
gree was conferred on two candidates
lu Ivauboe Commandery, Knights
Templar, Alter tbe ceremonies an
elegant banquet was served by C C
Hammond aud assistants. A large at
tendance of Masons was bad aud a
profitable an l enjoyable evening was
tpeut.
PERSONAL.
Press Comment op Death of Prof.
McElroy.
Pittsburg, Pa., Dlapatch, Mar 6.
Prof E B MoElroy, of Eugene, Ore
gon, died yeaterday morning at tbat
place. He was a native of West Mid
dleton, Pennaylvania. He bad been
prominently Identified with the edu
cational IntereatB of Oregon for a quar
ter of a century, having served tw elve
years as state superintendent of public
Instruction. During the Civil Wtr he
served la a West Virginia regiment,
and later in tbe One Hundredth Penn
sylvania (Roundhead) regiment.
His wile, who survives, was Miss
Agues MoFadden, a granddaughter
of tbe late Alexander Campbell, tbe
great Diaolple preacher aud founder of
Bethany, (W Va ) college. Prof Mc
Elroy was prominent in republican
politics in Oregon, He leaven many
relatives In Western Pennsylvania.
A Hero.
That was a brave captain on th
American ship which struck a rock oft
the coast or New r-oundland. .Every
body was in a panlo except the cap
tain, who commanded tbe boaw to t
lowered, and not a life was lost. It
requires strong nerves to De a hero.
We cannot all he heroes, but we can
all p-)FBess Btrnng nerves by having our
digestion made perfeot by the use of
Hosteller's Stomach ltltt-rs. This
wonderful medicine is a sure cure for
dyspepsia, ludigestlnn, flatulency, sour
stomaon, biliousness anil nervousness.
It will also regulate the bowels and
prevent malaria, fever and ague. If
your system Is weak and debilitated it
is just the medicine you need to build
you up. A trial will convince you.
LOST IN ADMIRATION
of the beauty of modern wall
Fiapers that are produced at so
ittle cost you will be when ou
see the array of rich and artis
tic eflents that are combined in
the new patterns and onlora of
our wall papers. Those who
would have their homes beaut1
tied should oover their walla
from our handsome stock.
Overton Paint and Wall Paper
- Co, Eighth Stret
Mrs J L May went to Albany t day.
C L Fitohard, tbe bop mar, was In
Eugene today.
Wm Tucker of Cottage Grove went
to Albany loony.
M O Warner relumed this afternoon
from a trip north.
Attorney W S MoFa'ideu, of Cor
ral 14, in ill Eugene.
County Commissi- ner H D Edwards
was In the city IihUv,
Mrs I b Cumpb II uud children are
home from Lluu county.
Mra Frank Hadiey and daughter,
Mis Edua, of Crow, were lu town to
day. Mra Leua Weeka nee Goldsmith, is
visiting relatives and friend III Eu
gene. John Cog-well has gone to Lluu
county to visit his sou lioliver aud
family.
Mao Johnson returned this afternoon
to fireawBll afier au over-Suuday vlelt
in Eugene,
August F Bremer, of ths Weaver-
ville. Cal.ia vlaitiug Mr Otlutte near
this oily.
David Cherrv left yesterday on a
visit to J H Douald, of Baker City.
They are old Irlends.
Miss Nina Otrander returned this
afternoou from an over-Sunday visit
at her home In Cottage Grove.
Mrs Etta Fisher, of Ashland, arrived
on the afternoon train for a visit with
her parents, Mr and Mrs Wm Preston.
Mr and MrB J B Harris went to
Portland today to reside. Tneir mny
friends m Engeue are loth 10 ace them
go.
S Smeed, owner of tbe Eugene hot J
and L N Rouey are lu Portland, select
ing a beating plant for the Hotel Eugene.
C B Clement?, of Cottage Grov -,
was a passenger for Salem on tbe
northbouud overland train to attei d
the srand oourt Forpaters of America.
F A Ware. V E Hoven, F E Baau-
dreau, E R Moore aud F E Billiugtou,
divinity students, returned this after
noon from their respective Sunday ap
pointments.
Wm 8 Moon weijt to Balem today
as a delegate from Court Popular No
34 to the grand court of F irestera ol
America which meets tomorrow, Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Mr and Mrs M Schneider have nv
turned home fiom Portland. An
operation was performed upon Mr S'a
arm, taking out about an inch of dtcay
ed bone. He carries his arm in a sling
and Is feeling fairly well.
Mrs Either Farwell aud Mra Luoy
Fletcher returned home tbia afternoou
to Plaiuview, Linn county, after a
visit at ihe residence of JMr and Mrs
Cbaa Farrow in Eugene. Mra Farwell
is Mrs Farrow'B auut.
Independence Enterprise: "Mr
Fitchard's tamily arrived Monday from
New York aud will spend the sumim r
lu Oregon. Mr Fitohard has a number
of hop Juris rented iu this vlciulty
and will give bis attention to hop
raising this season." Mr Fitohard Is
well known in Eugeue.
New Lodge at A-jme. Will J
WiUey, dintrict deputy head consul,
Modern' Woodmen ol America, haa
Just relumed from the Siualaw cou- try
where he instituted a new lodge of that
order at Acme with 39 charter mem
bers. The following are the nfllcers of
the new lodge: Geo G Peil, V Cj Robt
Dennis, W Aj Oacar Gites, B; George
Chamberlain, (3; Fred Hewitt, E; L V
Stlngley, W: Edgar Hand, 8; F C
Piel, C F.
Htudknt Body Elections --The an
nual student body elections will be
held In Villard Hall Wednesdsy. The
polls will be open from 10 a 111 until 2
p m. At this eleetlou the editorial
stafts of the Oregou Weekly nd the
Uulverslty of Oregon Monthly, and
the board of managers of the depart
ment of athletics will be chosen.
Ax Billy Department Store,
Now is tho time to buv
Spring Clothing
Let 119 give you prices before
purchasing your spring suit
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A CURIOSITY.
Swarm ol Btes Have Made Their
Hon e in a Flue.
At Dr G Biddle's r.-sideiice oil Olive
aire, t between Fifth and Six'b a large
swarm of beea have taken up their
abode iu au old uuuaed flue.
I'nelea, which from Indications,
have uo doubt been there for Bevtral
years, were Ural discovered las'. Friday.
T...i..., ..1,1.0, i. . nt lieeii used for
eleveu years, runs up through the rool
fr un Dr Kiddle's laboratory. Friday
ti e doctor not es quite a number of
the little hoiiey-iuikera (lying around
the room and alighting 00 the win
dows, aod oil looklug about to see
iviixro tbev caiue from saw a number
c-jiuiinr Ibrouuh a crack in the wa
iwm-r which covers the i-tove-plpe
hole in tbefl ie. Upon further luvee-
ligation he waa aatoulshed to fl'id the
fi le, which is six or e'gl t feet high,
literally full of the buzzing insects.
l)r Biddle bad a tee expert examine
ihe-nest and be is of the opinion tbat
Die bees have neen there for a number
of vears. Dr and Mis Bid.lle have
noticed that there always has been
larirn number of bees in their baok
yard but have thought they were at
ttaoted by the fruit blossoms and
flowers and never ones tbougbtof And
ing a whole swarm in tbe olilmney.
Dr Biddle baa widened the craok In
the wallpaper and has placed a small
box with artificial honey comb there,
and If he la sikt.-hbIu! in gi-tilng the
bees to work in the box he will place a
large patent bee-hive on the roof and
conneot it with the flue, and try and
induce tbe little fellows to move their
honey factory to a more convenient
place.
BXD CONCERT.
At Armory May 18 Reception to
Wasnington Athletes. '
TueFouKa Regiment bund's grunl
concert to be given lu tlie Armory
mlurday eve-dug, May 18 h, promises
to be one of the most enjoyable evei t-
held in Eugene thlsapriug.
Tbe band, which Is conceded to be
the best in the slate, haa b-en under
the direcilou of Prof I M Oleu for some
time, ami at toe unmett si lections
from the best known composers will
be played. Afectim of the program
will he a vocal selection by Mra Geo ii
Smith, with band accompaniment.
This will be the last concert flven
by the baud this season and no doubt
it will be largely attended. The pro
ceeds will go towar Is making another
payment on tueir Instruments.
In connection with tbe concert a
reception will be given the athletes of
the university of Washington, who
will compete in a Meld meet with the
University of Or gon atbl tea i t Bangs'
Park iu the afitrnoon of tj,ai dsy.
Dauuiugaud other amu-euj- inn Will
03 indulged in.
BoBN. In Eugene, on Eight'i street,
Sunday, May 12. 1901, to Mr and Mrs
Russell, a daughter, weight 11 pounds.
BREVITIES.
City council meets tonight.
Tame strawberries are ripeniug.
Mra E F Chapman la very ill from
pneumonia.
W F Benjamin died at Roseburg
ye-terd iy, aged 74 years.
"Unile" Steve Edwards is quite low
at the Wilcox fann near SpriuguVld
Geo Thompson of Cottage Grovo has
been granted a pensl n of $6 per
month.
Albeit Robert", of the D.il!ea,
graduate of toe U O, is spoken of for
the new U S marshal.
Mrs Naomi J Walter, ag-.-d 76,
pioneer of 1845, died at her home in
P,rowiisville on May llth.
Mra E H Ingham yesterday caught
a nice airing of trout iu the MeKenzie
rive, three of them being over a fool
long.
The Booth-Kel'y Co's big log drive
for thuir Coburg mi'l is past tbe Hay-
den bridge at tbe moo h of tne Mo
hawk.
The Or gonian today contains
splendiu picture of Hecita Head ligbJ
house, 20 miles north of the mouth of
the Siuslaw river.
ine urt'gonian today .announces
that Hons Joseph Simon, Solomon
Hhsuli aud C W Fultnu will fight for
the next senators-dp.
Eugene was almost dep pulated yes
terday. Hundreds of people spent the
day on the banks of the McKenzie and
at other ueat-liy resorts
J C Got.iale, founerly of Coburg, Is
running a hotel at Salem near the
depot. He ia using the old driuk-cure
establishment for the same.
It looked natural today to Bee Hon J
H McC.uug handling a cnmpaia In
aurveylng oQ the ground for the foun
dation of bis new building,
the Southern Pacitlo will decora'e
all its depots where the presidential
train stops In honor of the party,
professional decoritor doing the work
The Hummer Educational Aasocia
tlou meets at .Newport July 17. The
only leacber from Eugene will be Miss
Alicia McElroy who will teach the
violin.
uuiiii junes, oi hub cny, in now a
fireman on a steamer ruuniug between
Seattle and Port Orchard, Wash. He
will beex iinineil next month for an
engineer's license.
A revival meeting has Just clo?ed at
the Speucer Cre.'k church with five
additions. lhu Dueling was. con
ducted by Efangellst Bailey, of the
iiaptist oburcn.
The Albany chair factory of Veal A
Sous Is thinking of removing to Port-
It employs 60 men. If It la
Just to Remy
w That lf
Sell Granite-
laud.
HATS! HATS! DRY GOODS!
Latest For the latest
Spring Novelties in
Novelties Summer
Just Press Goods
Received. See our
fall aiul Display in the
See Them. North Window.
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bound to leave our neighboring city,
Eugene should make a bid f ir it.
Kirt Vincent has aold Ills interest In
barln r shop on Eighth Slr 3t near the
poetnllkM t! his partier, S W B
Hayuia, who, with bia eou, will con
tinue lo conduct the business,
Tbe people of Cottage Grove are
earinatly urging the ciunty court to
build a tc bridge over the Coast Fork
In Ihe town of Cottage Grove. They
ask for a tteeilrldue with foot walks
along tsch aide, Ihe county to build
the I r.dgr aud the city tlie Toot walks.
Frrm Portland Telegram ba ebnll
ni tes: Walla Walla haa b Kill ama
teur tesin lh!a year, and .Mu!iii, ii,t,
has loiigliis f- r a I i,. to V. lnt,,,
li tbat can le err . ied. To, r- .
a H-alhibty of a game t :, the Uul
vi r.itv of On gon. The Ivin,, ien
are wnah, a- lar v pilch is go. Ipui
nlheiMi-e pris nt a sir i k f,,,, i,' d
are billing lo meet fie miii.iiu-ii. c.
cording lo a I
nun, Is-r.
t r fi, in
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A lit Mi'K - It I, r in ,
ileal Is in w In pn-g,... r,r the ,:, (
Ihe 17.000 son s i, f tiini.r I nd n -d
by A 1) H .viand, ami tiiat a sawiu.lt of
"S.eOO leet capacity will to erected at
once,
Basting spoons each
iuiik rans, 'Z qt .
Pudding lans j t
Pie Plates, in i 1 ..
Cako Turners,
Drinking Cups
wT, I1s.1'an 3 it-"
-i oou jjusins
Sauco Pan, liPped 2
Lunch Buckets2fttl
bauce Pan, cord
Gem Pans 8 h0e
Roast Pan 9x13 '
Milk: Cans 1 gal
Dish Pan 10 qt
'P- ir..,i 1
ttloMmeriean
Bieyeles -maes
Unsurpassed examples
of high-class bicycle
construction. .
Try one and you will
ride no other. Ladies'
or Men's Roadster $40.
Examine these wheels
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University Book Store
before buying.
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Great American ImpoitiMk
,8N'nthoIk. --
..Hotel En
T N SEGAR, Propriety
Stricllyfimtclrn.
w mane ement
lintes, $1 tofc'rsM-djij.
C?"Quarterif,.r Milling ud Minimi!,
When in Need of
Groceries or Crockery
You will find our stock comulttein'
lines. Come in and ask to see our w
line of white porcelaia ware. Our pris--
are low as any in town, quality consults:
N. T. Wilson.
Successor to A. E. Wood.
C This is for you to read.
f: N R Gaylord's I;
For a good Piano or Organ. '
O . j f ! i r 'I
i or a tooci vionn, uuitar or oanjo.
For good Accordions and Harps. I
All kind! of of Musical Inslrumentj Repaired. ., , , .' b c ,l
Musical Merchandise ... Hale S BlOCK, ElljaK
When in Want
of, any larm machin
ery it will pay you to
see our line of Grain
drills, Tlows, Garden
cultivators, Harrows,
Disk harrows, Wagons
and etc.
S. L. LONG.
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Don't Listen
To the man tht !
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enmnrli t" tans
ami pat it in tf """J
nraer! Only U
the proper t.x,l! an doit
Bicycle
Repairing
y..;,rwh.sl I..,.. M frJ
have It mi. rL-ht. !
cae will be trilliui;.
We have four Experts
AX ho IJepiiir an.'VNrarmtVture Hicvclps.
Ohio, Illinois, MiKMouri. K:nfuu. MTii..
exrienci', We'alan repair guuB and sewing J
Barker Gun
Compet-nt men who han ' ,
I.lnho niul Own. All "
Miu tiineii. I
in Works.
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