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Newspaper Page TextEugene Guard I ubllshed every evenluof the week, Sun days excepted. Address all coniiDuniuatlons ul iui:j all re.nitteuiwe payable to Ui Kiiuujjf tliUM, Kugeue, Oreguu. SUUSC'IUPNON RATES. IJAII.T. De'ivered by carrier, per week t IS Delivered by carrier, per mouth W' Jty mail tine year (iu advance) W 8ii mouth S 00 One ntuutil..... riiuK'le copies. WKUM. One year (Id advanoe) 1 50 Bit months 1 0U Advertising rates made known on applica tion. Entered m eecond-claaa matter at the Euuene, Oregon, postotiiee. THE KA8TKRN OFFICES Of the palier are at 230 to 2S4 Temple Court, New York City, and U 8 Express Bldit, 87 Wash ( ogtnn 8L, Chicago, IU., E KATi Ad vert U ng Agency in cliarge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers Daily ' JL JL JL. JL JL JL a a s 5 7 a 9 10 II 12 13 14- 15 I IS 17 18 1 19 SO 21 22 TP 2 1 851 26 1 27 1 28 1 89 - . . , . WEDNESDAY JUNE 19 AN INFECTED RAT. The people of Tokto, Japan, were Beared ab jut the Qrst of the rmntb badly scared, and probably have not yet fully recovered from the fright. And it was all about a rat. A Vokahuma May 30th diBpatoh via Viotoria, B C, June 15th, tells the story: Muoh consternation has been awakened by the esoaps ot a rat at Tokio, The medioal authorities of the Imperial University engagod in experimenting on some rodentB in the introduction of plague bacilli into their veins; one of the anitnais eluded their vigilance, and as a consequence several nave reoently been discovered in. the hospital, infeoted with the disease. As a result, the war agttinBt them has assumed huge proportions. The Toklo municipality has voted 30,000 yen, rat -traps by the thousand are distributed among the people, and a bounty of 6 sen eaoh offered for their oapture. Boston Bloomer girls are touring the Northwest giving exhibition baseball games. The grounds are inclosed with a high canvass fenoe. The bloomers, not the game, draw the crowds, Tlio wide use of the oash register is shown by a Daytn,Obiod,ispaloh that the BtrLke of 2000 employes of the National Cash Register Works had been Bottled and works was re-tu ned this morning. The lawmakers over in Washing ton have got the oapltal punish' merit statutes no badly mixed that it will tnki a doolsion of the supreme oourt of the state to toll if there may be hanging for murder Jaokson oounty collected the moderate sum off 19, -100 from the Southern l'acifio Railroad Com pany and its laud department for 1000 taxes. Probably some way could be devised by which the rail road would pay all the taxes. Others would not object. A orate of strawberries paoked In cotton was shipped from Port land to the Buffalo Exposition yes terday. It is said that Iruit and berries can le shipped this way without muoh deterioration. They are packed iu layers between the cotton batting, wliioh keeps the air from the fruit. The Oregon City paper mills chew up a Tact quantity of Willam ette Uiver bnl n wimd in the nunu faoturo of p-r. Tho paper of this (Idaho wb inailn from a balm log. Ab. u 80,0 K1,0 ) ) tVot.a years supply !i!t just he Mnred at tho mills. Young, thril.y trace are used, as the bis balms lack strength when ground into pulp. The Northwest Paoiflo . Farnir-r says "there is almost a curtain out put of 25,000,000 pounds of graJed prunes ior the northwest providing the grownrB would have tlje neces sary evaporating capacity. It Booms that those wlio do not have evaporators will figure ou having their neighbors dry their fruit. The evaporator capacity will be taxed to its full Unit, and this means thousands of pound to go to waste io every neighborhood." The Oregon State Food and Dairy Commissioner is ruak'iDg it quite tropical for renders and producers of adulterated jellies, a lew convic tions having been made. The sub terfuge for getting around the law by plaoing a notioing on buckets of jelly that tbey contain one half fruit and one half starch and glucose, when in reality the only Iruit in them is the flavoring, is not working to their satisfaction, as the goods are beiog sent to the Ore gon Experiment Station where they are properly analyzed. Pleasant Hill Items. ' June 17, lflOl. Warm weather,, good roads and longest days. The school plonlo was well attended. The exercises by the children were in the forenoon and were very good. The baseball name between Uoeben and I'leaBant Hill school boys In the after noon was Interentlug and exciting. The Goshen boys were victorious. The Woodmen met ut tb ball on ibel6tii iiistata o'clock lu the after noon, and from there, headed by the band, marohed to the cemetery where they deoorated the graves of sleeping boys ol Woodcraft. Mr and Mrs D Read will start to morrow for Turner to attend the great annual meeting. The band boys serenaded Mr and Mrs H C Baugbinan lust Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs William Eyler, of Thurston, visited with Mr and Mrs ii W Milam last week. Miss Myrtle Blayter, who has been attending eohool here leaves tbls week for her borne at Blachley. Bbe leaves many friends. Pleasant Hill School. June 17, 1901. The graduating olsw did exoelleut work. Prof James Donaldson, who went from Idaho to fir Philippine Islands, and who formerly taught at Pleasant Bill, mada tho adaisss to the ulaos. Buperintonileut Wni Miller pra- seuttnl tho diplorca'i. One vaoue the inuny (TO'.;l ltiiu(;g ho r.sld wsb that Pleu&ut Hill wai ouo of tbo best soliools In liCdie oounty. This amis the fourth year's work at this plaoo for Q W Mllata. He has graduaUu a clr-s oaoh year. The first year thres, ocoouu year flvo, third year three, fourth year ten. The eiLcellouoy of tho work Ib partly due to the application of the oourse of study. Our state superintendent deserves muoh oredlt In giving to the teaobers suoh a course of study, and should be re-el eo ted. Tickets One Price. Tickets will lie ou sale July 3rd and 4th, good for return up to July 9th, luolu'lve, between all points ou Ore gon lines, at one fare lor the round trip, Don't fall to take advantage ot this opportunity to visit your friends. Uraud celebiatlons will be held at dillereut points on our linos. The genuine Delft Enamel Ware la sold ouly by the Urllllu Hardware Co. Fishing tackle that catches and holds. All new stock. F L Cham bora. The Trial In tolls by most people. If U were not, the whole commercial and social fabric won M fall to pieces. There are thou sands upon thousamU of people who testify to the curea effected by Dr, 1 lerec uoideii IMedU'nl Disrovery. They are repreaeutn tive people la their communities. You would believe their word on any ques tion of knowledge. T!.ey upcak the sim ple truth when they testify that loctor Pii-r c's GoMcn Midicul Itiwovery curoA dy ape pain. M WvmI;" atoiu.u'h and other iliseases of the stmii.ioli and ita al ii ol oralis of dijjes tini and niitriuon. It cures when all other reined imana nave titileit. t It cures perfectly I I I and KTinfttienlly. I I Vheie is no alco- II f v--nNt h-1 in theDivvv- PiiVr " eiv' it is free from ' ' upinm, coeiime and all other narcotics. Aeeept no Hubaiitute for lr. Tierce's Ooldrn Medical Ui-novery. There is nothing njmt as rixI.' "I w a U wtT-V Cin1il mil et fr w i Mr 1 lltff, o l.ritiiNti, .'rwf-it Co, Mu. M'nr wo vmn I trtt-d nmlK'tnc tnun xU-t .i. I. tit tr.Mvvl vrry Utile bviicht. I loM rtrwh mill firrnnih. w4 u.tt T'lf to tU a iliiv' mtrk 1 ixuti'U'iu-it Ukinn lt. ltrri"' 4lol.lm Mnliof,! l)'H''.rnf, iiil when 1 hmt taken one N'll'e I oonl.t rr ami ni anitelite wi woniriliirv (inrcTrtl I Ut ta&cu ftv Ullle and am tlll trttn inj Dr, !Vrcr' Medical Adviser, finer covered, is sent rrr on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pay rxjirnse of maiHui; 0'lY. A.LireM UT, K. V. I'lUCU, UUI- N.'Y. St Flour! Flair! ! Flour! ! White Htak, we mean. From now uutll lbs voting oouttujt (or t!ie free Kimball piano close, every sack, whether bouirhi l any gror up town or at the mill, will coutulu one ticket entitling thn holder to tiikkk votes. When buying cull for White Star and take no other brand, thus enabl ing you to vote for your favnrl'e and nt the same time gt the beat flour on the market. When opening a iaok look for the ticket before emptying. Euqknb Mill & Elevatob Co. Court Bouse Items. Chattel mortgage .$400 00 HEAL ESTATE. H W .Eyler et ux to James AHtans- ble 246 61 acres In tp 17 s r 2 w, $501). Btlas M Titus et ux to Edward Han son a strip of land t0 feet lou by 8 inches wide in lot 4 blk 14, Mulligau's donation, Eugene, $60. HAKRIAQE LICENSES. Charles Helms and Linda Bales, Miles Helms witness, Yorgen Olson and Niokollua Ander son, M J Hansen Witness. Ralph B Brumley and Bertha M Marquis, A B Patterson witness. Sheriff 8 Notice of Sale ot Lands. On Monday, July 8, 1901, at 10 o'olock a m, all lands upon which Lane county holds tax Bale eertlScates of more than two years standing will beoQered for sale at pub lic auotion to the highest bidder for cash at the oounty court room at the eourt house in Eugene, Lane county, Oiegon, W W Withers, Bherlfl of Lane oounty, Oregon. Conveyance to the U. 0. E BaDf8 will run wagonettes on Willamette and Eleventh etreeU, etartfag at Fifth, to and from the ex ercliea at the Unlverelty during com mencement week. A fare of 10 cents will be charged. Theee wagonettes will run on no other streets bet Idee those named. For the acenmmoda tlon of those In other parts of town Mr Bangs will run ca.be, charges for which will be 60 ceuU for oue person. 75 cents for two, and $1 for four from the same h ou te. Eighth Grade Examination. The eighth grade examination lor the publio schools of Lane county will be held June 19, 20 and 21, 1901. Pu pits of the publio schools can take this examination In their schools or In the oOloe of the oounty superintendent. Teachers will please notify me imme diately of the number of lists of ques tlons required. There will be no ex amlnatlon In November hereafter. . This examination is for districts of the seooud and third class only. JuneS, 1901. W M Miller, County Bupt, nALARIA CAUSES BILI0U5NB3S. Grove's Ti steless Chill Tonic removes the oauae. Call Meeting. The Ladles of the OAR are re quested to meet at Frank's hall lhure day, June 20, at 8 o'clock. We would like a full attendance. By crdi r of president. Th, Beat Prescription fr rtalarla. Chills and Kever Is a bottle Ghovr's Tastklkss Chii.l Tonio. It Is simply Iron and qululue lua taateless form.No cure no pay. Price 60o. A foroe of men has bean at work for the last three weeks a short dlsiance above the nioulh of the McKenile river getting out 2o0,0' 0 (net of balm logs for the Oregon City paper mills They are now about ready to dump them into the river, and stsrt them on the journey to their destination. Corvallis Times: "J AGwinn. for merly otilef englueer on the govern ment suagboat, Mathloma, Is now the engineer on the ly one, a new boat that Is operated by the Oregon City Traua portrtlon Co, The Leona la operated between Oregon City and Portland and makes four round trips a day." Mr and Mrs Qwlnn are both well known la Eugene, having at one time mode Uorvallla their home. They now reside In Oregon City. Lakevlew Rustler: Dll Bratlain the rustling stockman of Cnewaiican, tarted Monday to the Willamette valley after a band of 300 yearling steers that the Brattaln Bros have bought near Eugene. Mr Brattaln will visit relatives In that city while there. The Brattaln boys are prepar ing to raise more cattle and better ones. Mrs May Campbell, of Ooouee coun ty, South Carolina, aged i years, Is a grandmother. Bbe was married at the age of 11, was the mother of a daughter at the age of 12, and this daughter is now a mother. Theraaeof P H Tynan agalutt the Norlhera Pacific, a suit for damage for th deatb of John Tynan, who was crushed by the oompauy's cars at Wal lace, resulted In a verdict of $.WO0 for the plalutlft. Bcreen fly doors and window. F L Chamber. Allot' rr carload of Racine buggies ai'rt .'ullages Jiift n-cetved; th good 'i "' buggy and svveial new eo.d 'J . rv ei lu mat u Cham- OREGON CONFERENCE Of the Free Methodist Church Closed Saturday. The Oregon conference of the Free Methodist church closed Saturday eTenlng after a several days' session iu tbls city. Blabop Hellew made the following rulnlaterlal appoint ments: Portland Dl.trlol Wm Pieroe, dis trict elder, Portland; West Portland, Ziouiown and Peaverton, U N Haslem; Central addition, to be supplied; Qrexhaui, Pleasant Valley and Hills dale, D M Cartby; Forest Grove and Kerdvllle, O H Bondoranl; Betbany, W M Johnson, supply; Humuiervllle, Oamasaus and Oregon City, B F Koool, W J Bowermau, supply. Balem district William Pierce, D E; Kaletn, Aumevllh, K H Dollnrhlde; Dayton, Newrerg and bberidan, to be sojjj.lied; Hootts Mills and Meadow Brook, C H Purcell, supply; Falls City and Mill Creek, F H Byname; Laoorub and Aberdeen, E K HarrinKton; Boda ville to be supplied; Beaver and Blaine, H J Blair, Melinda Blair, supply. Eugens District W E Good", D E; Eugene, Irving and Oitk Hill, Oscar Blair, supply; Bprlngfleld, Coburg and Thurston, Maitie Brown, supply; Mar cola, Weudllng and Pirsou Creek, J H Brown; Saginaw and Cottage Grove, to be supplied; Drain, Comatook and Boott's Valley, M F Green, supply; Rooeburg, Mary A Hecknian, rupply Myrtle Creek, Canyonvllle and Riddle, J H Bogus, supply. Grants Pass Dlstriot W E Goode, D E; Grunts Pa-s and Centennial, Urvilla I) Keesv, supply: Golden, Glen- dale and Merlin, MC Davis, supply; Applrgate, William's Creek and Wlldervllle. J M Reese, supply; Abu- laud and Klamath Falls, H W Coun tryinan, supply; Medford and Talent, M D Wilson, Bupply. D J Goode and G W vVheelon were euperanuated; H Barrett, J W .Eld redge, B Pettyjohn, N C Mower and PAScutt left without appointment; J A Goode, supernumerary; J Ulen, evangelist. Belknap Springs Property deemed. Re The Belknap Springs property, which was sold at sheriff's sale to A C Woodcock, May 6th, 1900, was deemed yesterday by John Matteon and L Lebeck, by A M Bmltb, agent. Tbey bad the opportunity to seouretbe property under private arrangements with Charles Hill, tbejudgment debtor and owner. While the residence hotel building was burned several months since, the springs will be open to campers as usual, besides arrangements will be made at once to care for guests who desire board and Sleeping acoommoda tlons. A Voting Contest Given by the leading Merchant! oi j&ugene Dy wmcn a $450 Kimball Piano Will be siren FREE to the Lodae. SuhiMl Church or Organization voted the moat dodu. lar by Oct 14th, 11X11. All ballota muat be marked with names of merchant iaauinir aame .i iu .. . i ... ur vuojr win uut no counted. The following merchant laaue ballots with each '25 ont cash purchase. J V KauRman. Dry Qooda, Clothing and Millinery. David Link, Boots and Shoes. F L Chambers, Hardware and Bioycles. J U Green & Bon, Uroctriee. L C Skeels, Groceries. M T Wilson. Groceries. Llttlefleid's Cigar Store, Cigars and Tobaoooa, C C Hammond's Bakery and Restaurant, Confectioner. University Book Store, Books and Sta tionery. J W Kays Furniture Co, Furniture. Winter Photo Co., rhotoRranh. West Bros, Livery and Feed Stable, Dr A G Atwood, Dentist over Lane Coun ty Bank. Eugene Soap Co, Manufacturers Lu Lu Soap and Peerleaa Washing Powder. F A Kankin, Pianos, Organs and Musical Goods. J A Meurer, Jeweler. Eugene Mill and Elevator Co., Flour, Eilcr'i Piano Home, Portland, Or., Western Wholesale Dealers in Kimball Pianos. F A Rankin, Local Ajt HOLE IN THE LUNGS There are thousands of mei and women, as well as ever with holes in their lungs: con sumption stopped. Consumption stopped is cr sumption cured. What dc. it? Some change in the wn- life; and Scott's emul.-ii.n o: cod-liver oil. With the emulsion, some attention to circr.r. stances : change from c!, n damp close room to astir.;: dry airy one; (rom city to com try ; from hard to an easy lif. indoors to out. A hole in the Km ;r, n... healed is no worso th;r t-. . tit;ht waist or va: -i;, . t. Take the cmulsio.i, ..; .! ,.; it a chance to lt : 1 n ui i t H wuJ a Knit to fnr i o.: : V. Scon i Bovtxi . . rv. ; -,rt. N . mi :imniiiifi!M!iip:iil;ii'i lll'i, '''ii '':i',!,i: i's We tm'e frr old wheels, and sell on instal.ment We would lke for you to caj and see thee beautifulSneU bicycles. Youra mit r Barker Gun For the Baby then ii nothing like plenty of fresh air for health aod vigor. Our hand some bitby carriages and go carta en able the little onee to take a daily airiug at small coot. Sleeper and re clining go carte and baby carrianea we have in many different stylet at prices ranging from $5.00 to $10.00. DAY & HENDERSON. ARMORY BLOCK. -SMOKE High Grade sc Cigar . F. C. Potts Manufacturer lyon's French Periodical Drops icC.nS.ef,e1,?'J2.erfccUy harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. CAUTION 5,'w;Tr,05.i?"rr',V ,oa ImHatlnns. Till! pnnlno Is pot up only In pastc tmart Car iVfi,riKS. 'i(,i f',"I'llli"JlJtn,ure0 "Wo or tho boitla. mini J lZol22LZZ1 M fcw Circular lo WILUAMS Mfu. CO, Sol. Agents, CloTolanU, Onlo. AC'lt For Sale bv LinnDruq Co FIRST National Bank Ot Eugene. ' Paid up Cash Ca-ital SBO.OOO Surplua . JBSO.OOO Eugana, Oregon. A GENERAL BA5KIN0 BUSINESS Dona on rraainalila tanna. di)h drafU on Chioairo, ban Francisco and Port land. Oregon. Bills ol aichanirs sold on foi Ign countries. Deposits nceired subject to check or oertiti oat ol deposit. All collections entrusted to us will ncelre prompt attention. T O Hnraicn, p. E. Suoiwaass, 8 B KiSia, L.H. 1'orrai Vloe fresldent AselsUnt LANE COUNTY BANK EUGENE, OREGON. tstsbllshed la ISSt. Oldest Sank la ID. Counts. Oeniral Bulling business in all hrmhn transacted on favor . la mi. A. G. HOVEK, Prmlilrr.1 UU. HCI.IN, lh,rr. B. U. HOVEY. Asst tsshler. Not Made by the Trust. IF YOU have pridetlien tale a ride on the beautiful, beautiful, Sucll Bii ycle. The trainee and frame lupi are made of the finuit raile wrought steeL The spokes are the famous Eicelsior, and we tilve you any kind of tire you may wish, also a bin option on sad illoa and handle hers. Tliese wheel are made bytheSXELL BICYCLE CO., of Toledo, Ohio. The ebops cover over 7 acres of land, the buildings are of brick, two and three storleshigh. The quality of the Buell LI cyolea uever been questioned, Prices tor Juveniles $20.00. $22.00 and $25.00. Prices for the standard sizes $27.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $50.00 Works,EourSon:: Unexceptional Livery Service You always tret at. Went Bros. Our prices are low enough to euable you to enjoy spring I'rivlng with out feeling Ihe cost, titages leave our stable's for Lea burg and intpimeainte nolnts daily at 6 o'clock a ui. Blue Uiver and Inter mediate points Mondays, WerinrsdHys and Friduys at 6 o'olock a m. WEST BROS. Corner Willamette and 10th sts, Eugene, Oregon. 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure high grade wines and liquors, to get the beet and purest at low prices. You can hIwhvh tind the very choicest vin tages in clarets, Burgundies, Khine wines, champagnes, and every thing in the best tnble wines, with the bf'Ht bo(uetand hnest flavors, as well as choice old whiskies. ale, poiter and beer at, W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene, Oregon, A Master Stroke in fine laundry work we lay on every article laun ered by us whether it be linen or Madras white or colored shirt, collar, cutis or thirt wa:sts. Our laundry work is unapproachable in point of beauty iu color, fintsh and ennsciet lions enre. We win appro bation by giiing satisfaction and )eerlesa work at luw prices. Eugene Laundry Co EUGENE Loan e Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid Up Cash Cap;U - S50.Q0C Surplus 6,001 OCNtnai. BANKINQ SUSINISS TRANS AOTED ON FAVOS1ASLC TERMS. i rPiSlfi.,"!m1 J" th" Principal cities ot th United states nl lotlup ronntrlea. Interesi alluonl on Oernand Uertlflrale ol Uepoll wricn left rtated irrlod. UilitH'tlotift recolre our prompt attention. City and Count? Warrants bought. I. SHOWN, President.: f.W. OSBUKN, Cashier. D. A. PAINE, Vice Presldsn' W, W. BROWN Asal trtelri SL'i'iWt 3 L03TVIOOW Cfr. .-.'tcn-'j-.Kljbt'xnlpst'in"- an r. j i.'-scii.'sj. a'i ettocts o sc'1 uluiso, tr excess ard tna. ; -.'lei rrtH"n. Auervetont. :'.ii d ! l,,cM,.l;ulI,l,'r Brinps ii. y"ty link plow to pile cheekc 11: r" T restores the fie cf rrfitii ; - " Hy trail ROcprr box: C ;.'xc ;oi . .; wit' a written iriii'.ittn r i t cure t k-cfund tho inonp; " "R- i PA MEDICAL CO. . J ick.jo 5:a, i.iiXZAO, (U Sold by Llun Drug Co. o laKethem S to day and ycuf! bo well 5 2 to-morrow, o & Baldwins o Cold Cure o 9 Tablet NoBB S (Cold in hoad) 1: NoCureNoPriv'2?r x 0 9 Sn4 (or Fret imU insj f - Sold By Linn Drug Co BUSINESS CAED ATTOKNEYS-AT-UW. J M WILLIAMS, ATl'ORNKY-AT-LAW Collections a specialty, Dffice Over Lane County Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-ATLAW Ofliie Over Fi .it National Bsnk. Euat.'.'g, Orioon. O WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEYATLAW, Offics One half block south of ChrtsmaBlk CiUGENE, UllKKW, E K SKIPWOKTIL 4.TTOENEYATLAW Will practice in all the Court's, Euoexs Uriqos. BELUOS W THOUTSON CHU i BUH rjtHOMPSON 4 HARDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Office In First National Bank Buildisc. jL Tuotico in bu me course. Euoksi, Oreoo, JQ M TRAVIS, Attorney At Law. Office Over Eukoiio Loan & Sarinrl but Eugene, Uregoo. JJARBA lUGII 4 KISSIXGEB ATTOliNEYSATLAW Office Room 3 McClung Building. Edgfne, Oregos. 0, B UORRI8, ATTUliNEY & COU2JSEL0K-AT-L1 Will practice in all the courts ot the Sexel Judicial District and in the BupraiK loul ot the state. . Special attention given to coikci matters in probite. Cflice First Nations BsokBMg. Rooms 1, 2 and 3. MEDICAL. D R J W HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURUE05. Office Over Wilkiun t Linn'idraiiWi Office Houra- tc 1- a a; i to 5rti 9pm. , . Residence-Ferry street between 12th. . pAINE KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEfSS OlHcos-Iu Eugene Loan SC M Buildinir. , u g Sliecial attention to surserv and rurK eflsea of women. J S LL CKK i , JEWELEli. ATatchos ana.Clocke'Repairel Krosiii. Obkio!' J-R G BIDDLE, p S8$ MSTI3T nffice -On Olire s reel, Wsws Sith streets, one block west -hotel U D. S1I1TH, D. a "1B" OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN EuneneUant Saving Bank Wl Office hours-gtollto.a) e veninR hours by appoiomm calls attended to day or night; -J EitBERT LEIGII . ASSAYKKAXDMKTAlXrBfiB' 0U ECOFNR - " Prompt ami rell.b e return. Workins te-ts made on " ""j, sa fifty innnde to netenui uiettioil oi tre.tn"-"'' The Jioffman ,r' W 0 ZEIGLE. fUNDY DINNER S0 ,,r-,Hf. 0"f " T N SEGAB, P'f" etc- StrMMrrfd. ...n..-riwe''. (ylleaduutrrs I ivs"""