Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 10, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE El'GK.VE DAILY GUARD, FRIDAY. JAXCARY 10, 190 The Friendly Bargain Sale tore batnrmy Clearance Prices MISS KELLY ON VERGE OF NERVOUS breakdown: Hood jPeptiron Pills I Iron!.- tin- Wood. feci nerves and brain, ! tone tin- stomach, aid dii-'iMmn, Rive 1 netful f I .-p. K.-X-cial!y licnclicial in ni-rvoTiin-5 and ani-mia. Chocolate i coated, pleasant to take. OOc. and 1. Act on 15c 36-in Cambric lie Tomorrow only wo offer best grade of fine white 36-lnch cambric, 15c quality; special, a yard lie Lonsdale Cambric 14c yd Best grade of 15c India llnon, tomorrow at this low price, per yard lic 15c India Linon 12c yd I tor tomorrow only we ofrVr JO-lnch lonsdalo cam bric at HiIh very low price, a yard lie 20c Long Cloth $2 Piece Best Krado 20c 3C-lnch English long cloth, 12 yards In a piece; a piece $2.00 12 yard piece 15c long cloth, a piece Clearance Prices in All Departments, Dress Go6ds, Silks, Hosiery, Underwear, Domestics, Linens, Waists, Etc., Etc., Cloaks, Suits, Etc., at y$ Regular Prices. 500 Pairs Boy 's Knee Pants Greatly Reduced Friday All fancy cheviots, tweeds, worsted, blue serges and corduroy knee punta at the following price Friday: $2.00 pants reduced to l.fH $1.75 pants reduced to I. .'!.". 1J1.50 pants reduced to S!i $1,00 pants reduced (0 73c '5c pantg reduced lo OOc 'Cc pants reduced to ! Boys' 35c Caps 18c 100 all wool caps of good material and style at this price Friday only. $12.50 Overcoats $5.85 100 all wool overcoats made 3-4 and full length, box back and silk velvet collar or collar samo as inuturlul. These coats jvme In sles 33 to 40, and at 15.85 are loss than )e actual cost to the manufacturer. Boy's $5 Overcoats $2.50 Tomorrow only we offer all boys' overcoats at one lialf price, agon 3 ly 10, Is, 00 coals . ; i.00 $5.00 coats $2.50 $4.00 coats $2.00 $3.00 coats '. . . $1.50 Eugene's Largest and Best Store S. H. Friendly 592-594 Willamette St, Your Money's worth or your money back Mins Winifred 'Kelly, who reiiirned to Kugene yesterday afternoon, is reported ill in bed. She refused to tell why she suddenly left home, but It has been learned from the regis trar that the girl has not been at tending the University this year, as her family had supposed. Her un cle, Dr. W. L. Cheshire, explains that Miss Kelly, believing that Bhe had failed In her June examinations, was under the Impression that she would not be able to take up her col lege work until the opening of the Becond semester. Fearing to let her parents know that Bhe had not re-entered the Uni versity, the girl went to the campus each day, but the strain of trying to keep the secret from her mother has been too much, and she Is now on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Rath er than face her mother with the truth, because she had been reproved for failure in previous years in high school work, she decided to leave on the Impulse of the moment and to let Vhe future take care of Itself. The family is again united and happy, but the saddest part of the whole affair is the fact that tne young woman labored under a misap prehension regarding her standing In college, which In no way would have prevented her from taking up her studies when the University opened in September last. PJ I I c the liver and I I bowels, cure Hilwinsnpsa rvinutin.ltion. morning and sick headache, break op j colds, relieve uncomfortable lunne.ss after dinner. Painless cathartic, -'-tc. C. L HOOD CO., Lowell. Mi. ogC tiorssiiupv guiU3A3 XcpjnjBS 'IPH iovuiy uicsxpe 0 J 'A 'SA 0 OD OJO'Vsa- S3WVO oia OMX KUBEL1K AND -PARTY ARRIVE IN PRIVATE CAR PROGRAM FOR KUBELIK RECITAL ATTHEATRETONIGHT hi - s r : r f mm ICITY NEWS weeks with her parents, Mr. and MfflUi4iiif4,ixj,xx i . '; I. T. Nlcklln. I PKItHONALS T .miss &oima uruzon, ono oi i nu I Guard's contestants for the trip to J. T. l,hsscllc, of Albany, Is In the i city on business. i l.os Angeles, was In the city from J u n Kubullk, the eminent vlolln- ll.l nPPl.,U.l l It'll,...,,., ll,lu lfl-Wtll lion It. A. Booth went to ttoseburg j )n ' hl vu0 ,.0,.t.HIll(,... lle this afternoon on business. , w ul,H.ar , rudlul IOIlllfht ,lt llle Dr. W. II. Pollard, of Marcola, Eugene theatru. pent last mgnt in hugeim. Mrs. Fanny K iedy, of Lonburg, . . ,, Kaslurn sued house, left to Is III the city for a few duys. Fred l,timlcy and Pete Burr wont to Albany today on business. Dr. 1,, M. l.ohotah, a physician of Junction City, Is ill Eugonu this uf turnouii. Mrs, II. K. Anknny mid daughters returned last night from Southern Oregon. Charles Paulson, of Albany, Is vis iting his father, Hubert Pattlsoii, near Eugene. K. I,. Howe, of Crosweil, was In Kugonu today, relurnliiK homo on the afternoon train. Captain lleernian arrived out from his much at Tslllcoos l.ako on Wed nesday night's time. C. 1,. Williams. tri logging con- Dii:i). At Huston, Muss., Jun. 9. 1908. Elizabeth, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Herbert B. Johnson, aged 5 years. Death resulted from an oper ation. Rev. Johnson formerly resid ed In Eugene, being the old- Oregory .olglor, who Is traveling ut sou of the late Professor J. W. Johnson, first president of the lon elily on a trip through Idaho and I verstty of Oregon eastern Oregon, going us inr as null bake, Utah, before returning. Philip 8. Hates, editor of the Pa cific Northwest, a farm magazine published In Portland, came In froui the Bouth oil this forenoons train ItEPAHINii Hl'lT AO A I.N ST HAItltlMAX Washington, Jan. 9. Attorney' (leneral Uonaparto will in a few days r ii v,,,,,r r iii itmiwiini Miniit I mnko an offlclan announcement ro- reserve, reiuilneil to .Mnpleton on tins t " , u- mornlng'eB stage to lake up reserve ' ;" 1 lc control of the Union Pacific work at that pluce, after u nionlU's I through ."lock ownership of the stay In Kugenu. i Southern Pnelflo railroad. Ho Is in i a. in i ,, ' nwnlt'i'g the return from Kurope of 'T '. ' the special counsel employtd in tlu I'ortland today and Is tho guest of ease, who was unexpectedly called IIUV. I. IX, I IIIIIIUIIIIIU lUll'll Ul 01' I ai.,, ..,,. Imatiinua l,-p,i,ii Mary's lOplsmpal churth. Tho l.lsh- ,,,,. Iml ,,t,IHMl at the (,,,mrl. op will speak ut the church tonight, j moIlt ()f jnMU. (he 8tlllP1Ilollt wm Joseph U.Coyon, who formerly re- j probably be tho announcement will sided hero but who' Is now truvellng pnihably be the announcement of the Hi tne interests oi inu viooiinion in ; filing at Omaha or some Western city Irailor. culm, down from Dexter on ' , " . ,., , " V , ",""K "l , "r, " 81 ,rn, ' "y the ii.hhi train loiliiv 1 W" U1' Ktt ln ll,u L,ly 'duy and j of proceedings to tost the lawfulness the iiooii train today Miss Kate Kelly Is home from Portland, where she has been taking treatment for her eyes. Mrs. R. A. Irvine, of Portland, nr rlved here this afietnoun to visit her daughter, Mrs. 1,. Illlyeii. Misses Marin Prltcneit nnd Murthta Formula went to Portlnnd today to visit there for a few days. Miss Josle Mnorliesd came up from Junction City this afternoon to hear Kubullk tonight at the theatre. Rev. C. C. Hell, pastor ot the U. 11. church, returned this afternoon from 1'hilniiiath and other points north. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ksyser. of Cot tage drove, returned home today af ter a several days' visit In Kugene. (leo. W. Mi'Quihmi, the mining man of Cottage llrovo, was an arrival In Kugene on the noon train today. Miss Carol Johnson went to Cres well this afternoon to visit her pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson Mrs. Andrews eame up from Junc tion City this afternoon to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dicker on. Miss Klhel Dustlu was a passenger to Creswel) on. the afternoon train. Hlie will visit with friends there fur few days. Miss Nina Nli-klln came up from Portland tudsy lo spend a couple of AHYSKINI.V TAKKS TOWN FROM ITALY yesterday, going on north this foru-, 0f tho arrangement. noon. Civil Engineer James R. Thomp son, who has been engaged In stir vevlng for the Portland, Kugene & Kastern Hallway Co.'s power canal Rome. Jan. 9. News has een re- up tho MiKeiule, returned to Port-, eel veil here of serious trouble III Itul lund toduy. I Ian Somnlllnnd. on the cast c:nst of Tom Morgan, after a visit ttiin I Africa, which has resulted In pitched Henry Hoffman and other old time '"'" between the Italian forces fi lends in Kugene. left this after- i ,"r, ,h'' Ahysslnlans near l.ugh, noon for his home at Heppner. He I lho "rthermost station In the Interl stopped off ul Juuctlou to visit there j A'lysslnlans robbing killing a few days ' a,u' ""I'rlsonliig ninny of tho nier- ' j chants. I, ugh Js gnrrlsoned onlv liv about PORTUtM UOYAI, I1AKF.HY 125 native under command of Cap- Hread, the best aud healthiest tain Hurglovannl, and the attack bread made, for sale at Otto's. I lug party laid siege to the town. In 1 ' a number of engagements that fol- llomebullaers will tlnd th outflowed both sides, according to ro hsrgalus In Hlalr street addition. : ports, suffered heavily. Make vour own terms: nay for your! " hit or acre tract out of your mouth-, KITKHINTKNOKNT tlll.Ii ly savings. tt III.AMKS MA ST Kit WARDKX ll,lil,.,r llr l..n O T 11 lllll Petalunia Incubators and brwiders ,1..)rllll,.,1' . '. ,h' ,.,., ' i-muin-in iiAiinwiiiv ci ' lti-liTy. has resigned because, he t IIAMIIhlta 1IARDW ARh CO h() mM,,r flsh ,,,, ,, ,,. i gleet ed or refused to visit the hatch- The candidacy of Attorney Ccneral ery for four years, leaving the local Herberts Dudley for the Republican ; superintendent (he responsibility of mmtluiitlon for governor of Missouri doing all the work and managing the In I fiis has been formally announced, i name. This responsibility he did nut cure to assume, reallilng that It The sale of seats for the Kubelik performance tonight is large. Mrs. Julia Bean is very much im proved today, although she is not yet out of danger. The Wllllamette Valley Company received a carload of coal yesterday for the manufacture of gas. FarmerB coming to town report the county road generally to be In splen did condition for this time of year. Passenger travel on the Roseburg local train through Kugene Is lighter right now than usual. W. H. Rldgeway Is a recent arrival ln Kugene from Yaqulna Buy. His household goods urrlved on this morning's freight. J. L, Jenkins Is confined to his home as a result of a full the other day in which he sustained an Injury lo one of his legs To member! of Kugene circle, No. 16, Women of Woodcraft: A full attendance os desired tonight to meet Mrs. Boyd, Bpeclul organizer. the ladles of tho 0. A. R. will hold a reception from 11 a., m. to 4:30 p. m. tomorrow. During the day the new officers will be installed. Architect D. I,. Hardin Is drawing plans for a nine-room bungalow which Attorney J. 0. Wells will build this spring on his lot on Knst Sev enth street, eust of Pearl. W. I,. Coppernoll. of this city, to day received word that his brother, Frank Coppernoll, died ut Elgin. 111., .Monday of apoplexy. Ho was aged 50 years and leaves a family. The papers of the state have given much prominence to the story of Win nie Kelly's disappearance from home. The Oregoniun and Telegram giving It a first-page position with big dis play heads. Bishop Scaddlng will speak at the Episcopal churvh tonight at 7 o'clock. Immediately after the service an in formal reception will be given the bishop and Miss Sheffield, at the parish house. The quills for tho street sweeper have arrived from Snn Francisco, and the broom has been replenished, mak ing the first trip over the pavement this morning. The old broom had be come so t-ii in ia tha urmzram for the Jan KubElIk, the noted Bohemian , Kul)eju recital at ihe Euseue thca viollnlst. arrived ln Eugene this af- ,nniirht: ternoon from Portland to fill bis;, ,,ui.ci,,. r-nncerto D. Minor engagement at me r-iisoue lucauv tonight. He caw in nis private car, "Oceanic," and is accompanied by Mile. Berthe Roy, who will ap pear on the program as planlste, and Herr Ludwig Schwab, accompanist, Kubelik's personal repdesentative, Kubelik's personal representative, tative, and a number of others. The party walked about the city during the afternoon for exercise, the slow ride up from Portland being very tiresome. Kubelik was greeted on the street after his arrival this afternoon by V. Uobvosky, who came from the place where Kubelik was born and knew the musician when he was a boy. When Mr. Robvosky made himself known the great violinist beamed with pleasure, and they chatted quite a while in their native tongue. The advance sale of seats for the recital tonight has been very large, and there promises to be a crowded bouse. THUANT OFFICER BRISTOL VISITS PUBLIC SCHOOLS FINDS XCMHKR OF CHILDREN XOT IX A TT E X 1) A X C K Will KXFORCE THE LAW Allegro nioderato Homanze r i nale (a la Zingara) Kubelik 2. Chopin, Andante; Chopin, Scher zo b. Minor; Schumann, Chan son Triste Me Ky 3. (a) Spohr, Adagio; (h) Tsch aikowsky. Scherzo; (c) Fiblch, Poem: (d) St. Luhin, Arr. of "Lu. cla'' Sextet (for violin alone.. Kubelik 4. Saint-Saens. Valse Caprice. . . . Mile. Roy 5. Paglninl. Fatuasie Kubelik Mile Berthe Roy, Pianist. Jlerr Ludwig Schwab, Accompanist. mm CAREY MARTIN WINS IN LEGAL BATTLE Salem. Or., Jan. 9. Carey F. Mar tin, the Salem attorney Indicted on a charge of subornation of perjury, won a victory in the circuit court to day and may go entirely clear. Af ter the jury had been drawn and the introduction of evidence had begun Judge Burnett rejected Introduction of ,the. documents upon which the charge of perjury was based, and In this situation District Attorney Mc- Nary could not proceed, so moved to dismiss the indictment. Attorney M L. Pipes, for the defendant, insists that since a jury has been sworn .Martin has been placed in jeopardy and cannot be brought to trial again for the same oftense. The charge against Martin is that he procured L. J. Luper to swear that the allegations In the complaint of Luper's divorce suit were true, wnereas they were not true. Dis trict Attorney McNary offered the .complaint in evidence, and Pipes ob jected because it therein appeared that Luper merely swore that the canipiamt was true, as I verily he me point is a new one J. O. Bristol, truant officer for Eu gene, visited the Geary school this afternoon to investigate conditions In his line there. He was Invited by Principal Parker to address the pu pils In each room In regard to the truant law, -and he told them what they were expected to do to obey the law. He found that six children In the sT-hool were playing truant, and he visited their parents and asked I ueve H; had (irevlouslv vWted 11 Antral 'I"0" mu aS school and found four truants. When 1 1 ,, ' J,!?'8' ,, ,A ,h . , their nrnni. ,. o ii 1.0 rH Jlld8e Burnett held that since the that two of the boys were thought to be In attendance at school, but that they came down town every day and went home at the regular hours, thereby declvlng their folks. Mr. Bristol says the law will be en- f.i..wl In I k. I. no, nt U 1.. - l.tll... , whenever he finds that children nrei'and tne J,"'' as discharged. idling their time away Instead of be ing In school action will at once be taken to compel them to attend. JUDGE DUNNE SAYS Indictment averred that Luper swore tne complaint was true, whereas the document offered In evidence showed that he merely swore that he be lieved it true, the evidence could not be admitted. As this evidence was essential, the case ended at once J'ORTLAXH WOMAN KILLED IX WRECK San Jose, Cal.. Jan. 9. South bound train No. 10, Sunset express, on the Southern Pacific railroad, was wrecker! oarlv ihlo n COURT WAS RIAXFI1 ! Vs nu,:i;i Mrs I : i . isojn ana her little son, of Port- land, Or., were killed. An unknown San Francisco, Jan. 9. Superior ' !n""p- su'aliS a ride on a brake Judge Dunne, before whom Schmitz : , am- was also killed. Twelve In-a-iia rnm-iniiui a ..i,.-j..j (Jured have been taken in th nn.... ty, did not hesitate to critlsise the ' .hos,ita1, wnere their Injuries were .i ..... . ... . treat en ' aruuii ui me court oi appeals. He j "It Is to he regretted that the Tar and Cancru,!ilKn0 hearing of this appeal came up be- For the .,i,', . fore a court whose members have rel-' . ? comP'ete m ' codgha. atives and Intimate friends against 1 astnma and bronchltiB and rn whom ninny indictments were re- lun8 complaints tending to consump tumed by the grand Jury that re- j Hon, liverwort, tar and wild cherrv turned these true b Is. In view ot ! hsVe fr , cnerry Hhese facts. I do not believe that the i u TJ maintained an estab- court was In the proper frame ot I llsn reP"atlon as a standard cough mind to give this matter an Impartial remedy. It contains no opium or consideration and decide It strictly harmful drug and can be given with upon Its merits. I am satisfied iht ..r... .. -,.., " glyen wltB badly worn that It was priu- Je fv!'ll'n law sustained I b, , ' n" IT " .Ce '100' 8o,tl tlcally useless. me juugineni ami tno verdict. j ""ams Mfg.Co., No piece with- ii out this Trade (jfjJi) onii.. In Richness of Culli,, In Beauty olDeiij In Purity ol Gin In Brilhancvj Polish ,r Finish Our Line Exi There is avastdiiiJ ence in Cut Glass qualities and patter We are showing tx the kind you will bt1 wise in buying. The right value is iJ each piece for the money tyou payfci J. O.- WATI v Optician. Corner 9th and Willam pimpi. "I riet nil kind! of blood rmtitv to do me Any gouti but 1 lin- found f atlnitt. My face was full of pimpl'i heails. After tnklnir Cairarutt tbin coiitltminif tho uae of ilium ind r thorn to my frleniit, I feci fins !!.. in' i rut tie. Hope to have- a ehuc(W il&acuretj." Fred 0. WlttoD, 71 Elm SU' 1 . Pies ant. PlRb1e. Potent. Tuw6l Never SieWnti. WfuL-nn or tirlM. ' old In hit lie. Tim irnnuhie Ublttiu:4 uuaiantoau tocuro or your niunxi w Sterling Remedy Co., Chtcift'1 ANNUAL SALE. TEN MILUOI Julius G oldsmil A petition was filed In tho juve nile court today to declare Hnttle Chapman, the girl who attempted to "I will further sav that the i DroP'-. Cleveland. O. which returned this verdict In .,.. cordanre with the evidence and the law. will p remembered with r... i rW,.,i ... , ..Varly. A Massa- ' , l - , .. ..-v,,-- o Pin SU NT onii nnm- l coniinll Biilclde a few days ago hy """r in tne conitiHinlty long at-! Whitney will head a content nA',i0i Make An Alliance... with (his ulroiK mid tlie (.-: d Insilttillon and you will find tt of the greatest ln-h'-f t !t ml In all lilies ot business. Some of the mtiumagi i if having hu a,'cotitit with tills bank are: Klisi. a safe depository fin- your niotiey. Second, u ciieiiilete ssleiu to guard im;ilnst errors In tiHk ket it tit k . Third, ceiivenleiu-e In inaklm; pavnients and collection. Fourth, aci'uni mod at !i its In loans and disi-numlng paper Flflli, the ln-nettt of advlre, gullied in sUd-en years of i-pe. riellce of silccsttlli tiankltlg. All of these niDanMK's sud muny ,iitn-rs are a( vour dispo sal as a depositor of this Imnk. If vo lido lint hne A l:llik S- i'iMtllt or cntelupUte it itl;llii;e. e will t" glad lo hate ton ,t :l and ., u, or send u a !eit-r. The Eune Lo. n (ft Savinss Ear.k ! 'bbM IS'': t rtfiilnl mill uri.ii. . . . HIiiii.oimi W. K. IIIIDWN. I'r,-l,l, i.l. I . W. KMll It . 1'n.lu.T. J 1. A. PAIK. lie l'r.-i,. ni. Vt . w. I'.IIOU X, Asi. I .lil,-r. J jgggggggMggaggag.aijaiar... . .... drinking carbolic acid, a delinquent. V, r. , K'h"'h "'' nskle ver-'gntlon to the Denver timv, ,V h.,r ,..,i,.., .i..ui.-i.. , i,.. diet has been foreotten " luntentlon. lo the court. The girl Is rapidly re-' ,i . ! I'dpti ivn .,,. . . TTT... M: "is counsel are M. I, , ' "i'i. 11, IIAKKItY I 'Pes. oi i-ortianil. uli.l Willlnm Hi.. . . noimes, in Niileni, and himself he be. , tne best d nbil. the roof of (lie I'nilerwood skatlni; """" 18 ""' ban. Is' rhi.i ....S , r McXearv an, I i " ",r 'Tout court. The girl Is rapidly re- was unlnst in him and unfair lo the . covering from the effects of the acid : taxpayer of the state ll feels th-n .... iii i.'t, nui, t,M tm lllll ' , X ,, ; 11V. HI oilier, i nere are important matters'"" "l,"l"' sriiiiiik ,r i,u,rl.., .,,,,,,. ,. , ,,irl.. .1. - ' rink u.m nnsi.fe iiii.I 1 1 ii,,,,-.i l,. ' .tlloille) officers, and Ihe il.'uv , ne n,n ' mediately appointed Architect 11,,,,-' I' 's 'tional .level,,, lo (hem has so Impaired the effielenev . icker and Cnntractor lluley lo make of the luiichery (hat rather than take'"" cvamlnailon but they found It to j Th ... , , . . ihe 1.1,,,, I ,1... . I. ........ . 1 l,e li,rr.--llv !ir.i Their r.n,,l .. . ' '' ' " 1 1 A 1 ll A US ""' '," .-,.i. iii nu, a. ,i , , inita;!ii!i. ii ',ll",;ilCU III lll,..ll- ,.,1,111,11. :,1 "road made. Mr . at LOOSE Ul BOOK HEADQUARTER The famous I-P H in all styles SCHWARZSCHM Book Store 586 Willamette Stto l l-M'lli VI IMi St'ltFTIFH U SI KI'I.K'S UOMl Koseiirg, Dr., Jan, ! A reeiesen. ta!le of lli-adst reels arrive,! from ' the south (,av. and it is understood that he Is roprco'iitlnc (iovernur Olalllbel lain 111 llltesilgallng Ihe st a- ! billty of the bond fferel b Tre:-, "' er S I, ll is believed lle will tliul ; the lin-ii on tile thin, I a! (hi place ' -,'.'d. bill It Is iimcr,,i. that some' elsewhere hate been tuiucl i,,n I'M 1 l i;i ii i n id 1 1 d ws Charles Mayhew. who received such a heavy fine yesterday f.ir niuin Itainlni; tl utltsance at his place of l bunlne-, in the sale of lienor. Is Ru ing out of business and today turned ; over his stock of clears and tobacco to Julius tioldsmith. It Is said that oihers who are suspected of sellilii; 11'lutT will unit bhsincss um. tli (oil, : I': John M. Wall, grand and o'her crand office rhaneellor. , of the Ulcers lust in,.i,.. nil:'.,- were Induct.-,! Into ' st p:-"si,.Mit. A 1-1 W pre.i.leni. M,-s, Susan 1I.iw.ts- i i, l.resid in. w. I.. Chrisleiis,,,,; 's ,,,. '-. " M, .tiarshall; tie-, WiNon: ,!i.il:,n. s (. snide. Mabel M,,c,-s,,.. John M,.:, ns,,.i; trutee c nock: m,-, 1, .-,1 i-x.iniiuii,.'. ,. Drs. I n'-, Marnuim H'1,1 P ne. I'an.ni. i a, ins-.!l;.i;!,,:i. 'n- I .1... .,. . . tor if ,-, r, 1 10 ""' an Inciiba-i for ,;,, ' h 10 r!lla" chickens held f ". ,"A 'l MA. and you win have' ,1 irer. W M"s, r; ,l.,e-ver. I. War- s;,-; s t'i. H, 11,1 fro,, hi., I I,.,,- , nlnS the osgs. Wei from the B. P .V., in stock now. Also -f vr" fir i 'arr'' 8 sm" "took' r,,r these machines 1'1'ASJIAUi,waVk CO. "i-'w '?,!,,',!i',l".!"' '"' "I'ator from ,i,s ilAltliWAHK CO. ' V.'o il , iinv s r ' i! fie a-ltee.l . i. Min.l. bieel- to 1 I -. -!. .1 CHAMllllliS II.VKHW AKK O Kri!;:,', of P:lu:s, will j,,it Melme: lo.l..e No. St. of Huelle. an olft. ;.il tisi. l: , t '.I'hilis.lsv evcnini; 'VI, e ' , , . ,-t tl,,. i,,,!t,. iu-,. I,,,,).;,. ' r , - I (,, llle v!,.i! i;'i 111 Hi ll i'V :-i::eu and are pr. r.n in to c;.e J !-., '!,;,! Ill ll.c.lor ,'i ll'.c t!,i:: I'.l.it fai :in. a wc'i-know n S.r.-. :n a::.1: . and fo- rm-rly oi K-!-.---i was c.illc.l on trial c-n an I'ld let m-".it of subornation ot plrjury yesterday M V TOK.w Ull Nu v 'vi l',i::.i 1' M r.i J. M. 4 : ' "-.:!.::,: -At the i, Id price. Puck, -it. J12 t-;r, Wii- Mli-l.l I'in.l i; t all -, f-. 8atimsiiirti Pictures for Xff We have just rfs-rln-J ,U dcr of tl.em which we wiH ' few days it prices thai wi'" to buy. See Our VVind S OVER Z Wall Paoer and IWS ,. r-M'.-r4n'V Is .-'.(-'-' .11"' Vi. .-.'Si 7 ,-l 1 l,u--y. This For Sale by Chan-l' and llcrser-licau jl