Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 08, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE fclGKXK DAILY UUAR1. SATl ltll.VY, FKIIHI AltY 8, lWtB 3 SedaiLY guard. esaT'ot tbe week, 1Blel.Sled Address all com Jwft make alliem'i' lrtti.B.blS to The Eugene Guard, . Snwotbs un ...60 .'ra't'es made known on i"U,n: Eugene. Oregon, postof lfit M second-class matter. .tWor The um.ru. "Spt tor ubscrlptlons or business for The Dally "f . Oeo A. Drury. dmrl"ptHpUons yn-BDAY, FEimi AKY 8, 1008 T J .ration opens for prlma- I Ha, January 6. J S5. tor election. Apr 17. , I Primary Election, April 17. J Registration reopens, April J ClosV'for election, May 15. t General eiec""". J Keelstration reopens, Septem- I Close 'or eietuuu, w-. ... t Presidential eictnuu, ..u.c I Her S. . UEAT PK1ZE VOTING COXTKST EXPS iu.muhi Tnnleht The Guard's great prize rtliS contest will close. Altogeth s It has been very successful, and m of all has been characterized tr good feeling on the part of the xnral contestants and their friends. Snnuous as has been the rivalry, pud nature has prevailed tlirough- nt, and the result will be accepted jill in the same spirit. It the present time the result is Mutely unknown to anyone, the Hue of votes having been so heavy a this, the last day, that even a close ties as to the result In several in ainces could not now be made, and It will be necessary for all Interested to malt the official count. The polls will not close until late to- niiht: and no attempt will be made to count until Monday, when the result till be quite definitely known, al- tloieh the returns will not be finally wde up until Tuesday morning in order that votes may be issued on siOKrlptlons mailed from the Slus !i valley tonight, there being no ijolay mail service from that sec-iia. H5SI0XKI3; A'l I'KXSIOX MATTKHS Th; annual renoit of the ooininls' ser of penshins shows that the na tion deals very guitnmsly with the lea who fialit to sustain its hoti.ir ati integrity. s;iys tin- Salp Lake ller & From Im'i; k, idht, bath inclu tl'f. the di3lr.n.5pnio:i!s for pensions Mmjatfd tin? st!.gg..ring sum of $3,- Ml.6!l.il3. Thar n,.t f f-, lit for every i-kiu. woman and child "-rantlnsn'al I'niKil States, but. it Iwntto war veterans and their do-"l-nts, and nobadv heirrnd.-e them t-e sioney. That Is. provided the tn claims u-o,- h-no.i -'td on actual Injury or service and necessary l,y disability or the -fenhltt of age. manv aiming !., i.., .. Jj"1 'I th? i.n.-i , Ms..m s' not --!. tint ... . " " '" c nui en; l- pald out on this account aggregated J3.471.157. The grand total paid out during the year was $141,404,522. but this included the cost of maintaining ihu department as well as the payment of pensions. It is not believed that tho total will soon bo decreased. As the veterans of the civil war and their de pendents drop out the veterans of the war with Spaiu will come In. Even If we could be assured thut the Unit ed States will not become Involved In another war during this century It Is more than probable that the year 2001 would see pensioners on account of the Spanish war still on the rolls. The last surviving pensioner of the Revolutionary war, as a widow, did not die until 1907.' Three daugh ters of the Revolution are 'still on the rolls. And there are several pen sioners of the war of 1S12, as well as a number from the war with Mexico. And now comes the wireless tele phone. A Dane has been able to ac complish the wonderful feat of talk ing through space with the aid of etheral waves as the only transmit ters. Thus far he has been unable to perfect his mechanism for long dis tances, the receiving end burning out in spite of all that he has been able to do. The inventor is persistent In his claims, however, that he will be able to talk across the Atlantic when his mechanism Is complete. An Eastern newspaper writer has discovered from prison statistics that the world is growing better. But he should consider that all the bad men are not in prison. It Is said there are more bad men outside of the pen itentiaries than there are within. We have never figured the thing out, but from the number of lawless charac ters running at large there is not much doubt of the truth of the statement. Charlie Schwab and a group of American capitalists have just Invest ed $6,000,000 in Mexican mines. It is understood that "high finance" still goes In Mexico, so long as Diaz gets his rake-off, and there is no meddling press over there to show up things. Empress Om, of Korea, is said to have been American born and to have answered to the name of Emily Brown before she took up the em press business. Story looks a little yellow. However, that may be ow ing to the shade of brown. Perhaps the Hebrew recently ar rested In Scotland for bigamy, who Is said to have nrore than 100 wives, was merely trying to be like Solo mon, who had 300, if our memory serves us. Always dangerous to fol low the gre'at. According to a cabled article, bur glary Is the latest sport of the Brit ish nobility. Whether this is true or not, burglary would be respecta ble by comparison with some of the so-called "sports" of that bunch. Senator Tillman must either keep a card Index In his desk or have an extraordinary memory, to keep track of all the resolutions of enquiry he offers in the senate. .::lin Sharp Williams proved that he, too, could make pungent eui grams on occasion, when be said. "The tariff on printing paper Is a brain tax." Belgium has one? law that should appeal to our woman-Mnfrasisls. It gives to each man-i d man two votes, whilo bachelors only have one. to iivai-.L' ::.! IMlT.,1 1-i'h.M,,., ii'.a.i: a n wards fr-.tn the :-'V'jv, d Mica ro ' by all wlin ,-n.. fa ""':s. Hut th.- di. tl'.at have iiP"n ,v. w!'.... compared ' that not many ani of abandoning OKATOKIO HOOKS Alt It I V 1-: Tho oratorio books, "The Golden Leirend." have arrived and inemi"r can obtain them by calling at Hur- Hen AS- Crallam's shoe store. Owing to the fact that the chorus litis grown n hii-iro It has become necessary to ehnmre til" tiltine of prai'ticp tfom Frank s hall to the Methodist church. and the tirst practice will lie lid there next Tuesday evening, hi'gui nlng at V:::o. C. A. rsriii'K.V Women Worry More than men, says Dr. McComb, and one reason is that their nervous orsaniza tions are more delicate. True, and Hood's fcarsaparilla Is just the nerve-builder, p-petile-siver, und blood puritler they need. ,J.?d,,e,?stlon 3 Years-"! was troubled wtth hiUutuatum for three years. I read mt MikkI j Saraparilla and tried it. After tak ing a number of bottles I M complete! , cured." Mas. J. H. Halley. DeSoto. Mo. Nervous, In Pain, No Appetite Had o,,r health for years, pain In shoulders. : back and hips, with constant headache, ner vousness and no appetite. Took Hood's Sar- i lAimr . Du!ni..lii.n.,k . . . 7i , ruu can won nam all day. eat heartily and sleep well." Mas. E Otrrsi.8, Moose Lake. Minn. , Rheumatlsm- 'l had rheumatism lnone of my ouklea, but Howl's Sarsaparilla aoon gave me permanent relief. 1 recommend Hood sSarsaparllla." Mrs. Ann Hutchinson, Lafayette. Col. Hood's Sarsapurilla Is old everywhere. In the U9ual liquid, or in tablet form called Sorsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre pared only by C. L Hood Co, Lowell, Mais, ANYONE CAN MIX ' RECEIPE AT HOME I'inp l'rescriit1on to Itclieve Rheuma tism and Kidney Trouble Is Kns lly Prt'iMirvd. A large New York health publica tion tells Its readers of a number of simple and safe prescriptions that can be made at home. The following, however, for the cure of rheumatism and kidney and bladder troubles re ceives the greatest praise, viz: Flu Id extract dandelion, ane-half ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; com pound syrup sarsnparilla, three ounces. These simple, harmless In gredients can be obtained at any good prescription pharmacy at little cost, and are mixed by shaking well in a bottle. The dose for adults Is a teaspoon ful after each meal and at bedtime, drinking a full tumblerful of water after each dose. It is further stated that this prescription is a positive remedy for kidney trouble and lame back, weak bladder and urinary dif ficulties, especially of the elderly peo ple, and one of the best things to be used In rheumatic afflictions, reliev ing the aches and pains and reducing swellings. A well-known local druggist states that this mixture acts directly upon the ellmlnatlve tissues of the kid neys; cleanses these sponge like or gans and gives them power to sift and strain the poisonous waste mat ter and uric acid from the blood, which is the cause of rheumatism. Cut this out and hand to some suf ferer, which would certainly be an act of humanity. BIDS FOR W(K)I) The board of education of School District No. 4, Eugene, will receive bids up to the 20th day of February, 190S, at the office of the clerk, Mr. Frank Relsner, for the delivery nt the various school buildings in Eu gene of 100 cords of oak wood and 100 cords of fir wood,, said delivery to be completed on or before Sep tember 1, 1908. The board reserves the right to re ject uny and all bids and a bond for the faithful performance of tho con tract will be required of the success ful bidder, if any there be. Utaer February Sth, 190S. FRANK REISNER, f20 Clerk. NelghlNirbootl Favorite. Mrs. K. D. Charles, of Harbor, Mp., speaking of Electric Bitters, says: "It Is a neighborhood favorite here with us." It deserves to be a favorite ev erywhere. It gives quick relief In dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney derangement, malnutrition, nervous ness, weakness and general debility. Its action on the byod. as a thorough purifier makes It especially useful as u spring medicine. This grand nlior ativp tonic Is sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykeiulall's drug store. Don't miss the dince Saturday night, February sth. after Company Cs annual inspection. f-S -!-"'r.s f!, , b:o. IV. ' 'h- '.emnl.-sloner of t ' t'.ie veterans of 11 !-ic states are rao i'' 'ist muster rail -i:h , . . . ti- u oi 1,1104,196 "'"'" ""'' number of pen u lwJ "'"'""'l Since that time 4m . " "", n steady. At the J " tl"- fiscal ..., ....... "no: j ",u r. """' hy the mmls XUtT"' ""' ,otal had url'l,(1 fcx'i'I r','""0 nanu's' Wf r? dropped fcf,rv" '' fason of death and a,, d"ri'g the year, but "n.M n"'1"'v 3"'ft"n new non- " than 1000 restora- . UJ ..... . "" reM !.!, "rc' contributed K w! m 'i"Ar,,e to Utile .,. . " Mr"' of the Increase si,a'a, and the amounts WOOD SAWINO John M. P. D'xon, sncctsst.r to W K. Bodny. All wood sawed to gauue. For prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence, 2ii7 Hign street, tf Gasoline wood-aw ror.NTV warrants i i: sai.i: $i',nou in warrants of I.rnp county, bearing six per cent IntPn-st, for s.-.le. Call ;it ofli.es (f Wiliianis A: I.eau Monday, February 10. ls ..tlVGUll IKlVfJ Co., Rooms 7 and S. (lordon block fl Suits a specialty. Miss iniams oi I)RliS( ARMVAl, Masquerade at roller rink. Prizes awarded. Why get up In the morning feeling t,i,..i Worry others and worry you, Here's a secrpt between you ami no-, Better take Rocky Mountain Tea. Linn Drug Co. If von suffer with indigestion, con stipation, feel mean and cross, no strength or app'il'e. your system is unhealthy. II. .Ulster s lOck.v Moun tain Ten makes the svs.cn, ";"" and healthy. 3:.c. Tea or Tablets. Linn Drug to. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State or Oregon for l.tme county. (Hen O. Powers, plaintiff, vs. Oregon Blue River Mining Company, u corporc.tlon, defendant. To Oregcn Blue River Mining Com pany, a coriKtratlon, defendant : in tne naoie oi me o.,..,- w. w ! you are hereby require:! to appear , and answer inn coon.iiii.n m". I against you In the above entitled! ! court and action within sK weens ! from the date of the first publication ..r ., ...,,,,,.. n,l it' von fail so I ! to answer for want thereof the plain-j 'tiff will tuKe J'lilgmcnt aainsi .- i for the sum of Ji'.ort.iM). with in', rest; i from August 1. 1'"'"'. and Sl'.o.oo,. i Willi in'-'t-l from November 7. 1 !"!. ' 'and ?ss I.".. wiih interest frou J:i:i-' iiiaiy 1. I'."1", and for co-ts and dis-l.ur-emcn's of ac'ion. and for an or der of sal' of property attached in :hi i action. 1 Tnis .urn-ions I- pubii-'ied li' the 'nrder of lion. I.. T. Hani:,' ! ,.... of i. ale ve cnM'le.I court. , made .I;,:niaiv 17, and this' .gininnii- is published f'ae fi:.-'t time January 1. l'."'V 1 WILLIAMS & IllCAN. i Attortvys for Plaintiff. . not;: i: iik fin ai, ac ni i i Notice is hereby given that the tin-1 dersigned has filed her final account as administratrix of the estate of A. ! C, Mathewi). deceased, and the Coun-j ty Court of I.ane County. OreKon. has set Vondav. the second day of March, j liios. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, of said day as the time, 'or hearing said account. . , I All persons interested are hereby noflfied to appear In said court at; said time and show chusp, if any Hicre I." whv the said final account .hall not allowed, the undersigned a ImliiMra'rlv discharned and lo r l, ndstn. u evnernted. in' this 3 1 day of .L-nnarv. Pm. l Alt ill V A. MXTIIKWf!. Adivirls'ra'viv nf th- estate of A. G. Mathews, deceased. ' THE MARKET v E0R REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphcy & Rugh's . 22 west 8ih St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT WE EXCHANGE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS TO EXCHANGE City and Ranch Property in Idaho, Washington, and different parts of Oregon for property in Eugene and surroundings Good well-finished 0 room house and throo lots in Pur ina, Idaho, and 110 acre farm adjoining Parma to trndo for projMTty In Lane Co., Oregon. 800 arret well improved wheat farm at Kent, Sherman Co., treM to trade for stock ranch In fjuio comity. Ore. 0 room house hi Centrnlin, Wash., to trade for property at Kusene, l4Jin county, Ore. Jk 28 acres joining Onklimd, Or., Douglass Co., to trade for property in or near Kugene, Oregon. For Sale 200 acres on Mo hawk; 120 acres timber, 5, 000,000 fiM't; 25 acres Tim otliy and clover hay; four ucreft variety orchiuil; 5 riMnu himse, frame barn; price $:tr00; 1-2 . rush, Imlanre good terms; will cousiilcr tnuh- fur Imu'-e in Kugene. t tt 1H.T acres joiiiing (oun; all well fenced, fine H room house; 3 barns, elifeken house, smoke house, clc; .J year old family orchurd; price Sli.-.OO; 10(tO down, lutlanrt? nt O per cent. 75 acres 7 miles frtun Kugene; 50 acrcH pasture and timber; 25 acres cultivation; 4 nxim house; 50(IO burn; other buildings; young orchard $1:100. o 2S ncres river bottom on Mi Ken zie river; nio-.tly in rulUva tioit; fine rmr lMiltm; small hmise ninl larn, some npjiles and peach ot-eliarri; n bargain nt siooo. u :it0 acres on McKeiile river 5 miles from Kugem; Hi) nerts iMtitom land. alt feared coyote tiylit ; 2 houses, each H rHiie.,lMtrii OfKlHt; nil horses, cow , slnn-p, gonts, toolw mid implement go with the place nt $ I O.O(M); 1-2 cash; Iwilnncc (1 t cent. McMURPHEY & RUGH ' 22 west 8th St, V'M M 1 OH H A I E WOOD KOK S.M.K ltl-lncli oak wood. Tliouo Farmurs 1'Jti FOU SAKE Chopiietl foed at teed mill, 659 Wfst Eighth atreot. t!2 i FOU SAl.li Two 5I)0 i iht cent i KiiKime sewer bonds. C. X. V., I Guurd. ' tt ! FOlt WALK btjconG growin tir I wood. W. Ij. Cuppernoll, at Watt's i jewelry store. tf i FOU SALK Heavy farm whkoii. I nearly new. Inquire at Ci5 Kaat i l-JleventU street. tt FOU SALK Cheap, Rood Beeotid- i nana stuai?oaKei' a-inen wagon. Enquire at Etigene tirotery. MISfl'.I.I.ANEOl S Continued. 1NTKHXA I'lONAI, COU KEril'ON liE.NCE StUlOOI.S "Tlio lluay Man's I'nlverslty." Gives a thor ough tralnltii; at your own homo In nearly all tho trades and profes sions. Text books and iiiHtrunients I when required) t'urnlslied free. Full Information and circulars at the local enrollment office, 45 W. Eighth street, It. J. Klrkwooil, representative. I I WOOD FO:: SALR A tew cords of I gtiod dry grub oak and dry fir. i I Enquire of K. M. Warren, 4 43 j Lawreuce street. , I FOU SALE Cook stove wood for i sale; lti-inch cak wood, the right sie for the cook stove, i'hone Far mers IIS FOU SALE liiver bottom farm, con taining about tio acres; will sell part or all. Enquire at 47ti West Fifth street. l-'i FOK SALE House of five rooms and large lot cm East Eighth street, north side; at a bargain If sold soon. .1. C. Hickle. For partic ulars address or cull cm S. It. Wil liams, Eugene, Or. ."FROM OCCIDENT TO ORIENT" , ami Ai-miuil tlm Wrtrlit" lit' Charlton llrlstow Perkins. Price, $1.50, postpaid. Address H. Clay Perkins, Grunts Pass, Oregon. flO FOlt SALE 40 acres near Eugene; good soil; well feuced; never-falling spring;, cabin; $3500 timber; $600 this week. Good wagon goes ( with it. Inquire S97 Pearl street. f20 FOR SALE m OWNER New eight room house with gas, electric light, beautiful shrubbery, and all mod ern lmprorements, two blocks from car line and in heart of res idence district. You pay no agent's commission. Lots 66 2-3 x 160. Apply at this office for particulars. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Good house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, deep well with wind mill, one acre under chicken fence; large chicken house; two blocks from Geary school house. Price, $1600. Time on part. -I. N. Harbaugh, agent, Room 5, over FlrBt National Bank. Bring this notice with you. 'OR SALE Well-bred Burred Ply mouth Rock ccic.kerels at $1.50 each; also Golden Bronze turkeys at $10 per trio. Address Geo, Spores, It. F. 1). No. 1, Springfield, Or., or phone Farmers 311x1. flOd f2 0w FOR HUNT FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for young men students. Call at 332 East Fourtmuth street. tf PASTURE TO RENT Will pasture cattle and horses on the Matthew Wallis farm, two miles west of Eugene. Flue grazing; terms rea sonable Inquire Room 1, over Loau & Savings bank, or address P. O. Box 1XH. Eugene. IVANTEU WANTED Cook lor Kusemi General hospital. Apply Rocinil la.Hnieode Hotel. tf WANTED A girl for getn'r.-il house work. Apply at 71 West Ninth stri.t. If WANTED Apprentice girl at Colvln V- Russell' millinery store, si 10. Ninth atreet. TO TRADE By owner, timber land for city properly or land close to some town. No agents. Address II. G., Box 401, Hugeiic, Or. IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop erty toll the Oregon Lund Compa ny about U and they will do the rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu gene. Or. tf WANTED Ten ladles and gents dal ly to get their clothes c leaned and pressed at the Eugene Dyu Works. tf Jenkins & Starbuck Dealers in REAL ESTATE Wc arc new comers here and arc in the Real Estate Business To Do Business Wc have been in this busi ness before and understand it thoroughly. At present wc are in correspondence with a number of Eastern People who are going to locate in this country and if you are desirous of dis posing of properties such as City, Pasture and Farm Lands, call on us. Wc arc personally acquainted with a number of these correspondents and know they are ccmlng west. L you want to SELL, list your property withus for there is going to be "things doing" in real estate that is Listed with us. Jenkins & Starbuck Rooms 17 and 18 THEATRE BLOCK Appreciates smoking good ! cigars. It gives him relaxation, j The Mount Hood Cigar is a ! favorite among all thinking men It is positively the best JOc j Cigar on the market Plumbing I TiTo NEW Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wi-rk. ;Call and let us estimate on Ay a & Keitzm&n j west om Phone bluet 1171 GASOLINE ENGINE IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and PUMPING MACHINERY Falrlmnks-Mor.sp (Jasolhio Knrfmt tor pimiliiK, spraying sawlnK, grind hiK. .Outflttt complete Kait'hiuikH SciiIoh for weighing. KitirbitiikK-Morwt Dyiuiimw ami Mo tor for power and Unlit. JOulrlmiiks-Morsu WlmlmJMs and Towers. KulrtMtitks-Morsc fiHmlrrn, Vvcil ClmperN, Well 1'iiinpK. All first quality gooIq at lowent prices aJwnyN in Ktock. Liberal terms, Prompt reply to inquiriefl and quick NhipmctitH. Write for catalogue anil prices. BERGER. &. BEAN HDW. CO. . Agents, Eugene, Or. FAIRBANKS, MORSE (S. CO. Portland, Oregon ElectricGas, Water Willamette Valley Co OLIVER. POSITION VA.Ti:i - i;x jK-rl-'iK-rluiliiim', h!h" si nil n"in' furnlHli I11K hii If. iii.iii : iimn i' il; V yciiiH' i'xpi'1-h lie, wuiil'l like iincltlon; ! -r. r C'i pTcM-l'Ill- . Aclllll'KH It. I''. 1). I! UlIX M. Kill!"!!.'. 10 is a veritable whirlwind of speed It responds to the touch like a thin(j of life. All essentials centered in MODEL No. 5. Old machines taken in exchange. , S. FRANK. Agent. E. C. Guiliford Feed and Livery, Boarding Stables New Hour rtniini iw ICnlilirr 'I'll-,- Tut-iuiulM. Kill I I'rii-k Sliinn I, Inc. 101) UYhI Hill Hlni'l. V I'lliillll Main I)') C. K. Munro T. W. Munroe HOUSEFURNJSHINGS SIW i:i,i,;im.iii s A(':oniHO.V I'l.h'A I i.'.c; IKimi liy ,Mrn. Il'-rt Vlnci'iit :it HL'7 llily.ird trc't, nt':ir Kint Ninth, on rcasun allo li'riiM. riioiic li.-.l :i:i"-'. tl liriV'l' lull in tii7t,m If vmi wunt liarriin.i in roal cliilc. Vc ' buy ninl bcII (uriii uml city proii orfy, liiiirovril mid iiiilinprciviMl. TiiubiT uml tn illicit; mock. II. Clio Tain, itoom II, Walton III c k- 1' -I OOl.I) AMI Hll.VKIl PI.ATINd (.in knlfoa, forkii and all hoiiHchuld ar ticles that do nut look like nr.T Write the Oregoa I'latlriK Worku, 1 2 ft Lownadale street, Portland, Orpgon. for nrlcea STKAY 1111,1. CAI.K Caiiin to my I place 20 inllfa went of Kiikiiii un tlm m ii sin w atiiKu roml .1 a unary 4, IliOS. No mark or brand to be ai'i'ti: d'"i red. Owner may have hl iroieriy by calllnn lind payliiK chini;. A. F. Atidernon: 111-: IIOO KK'I'KI.I,, Sf'i ,lon liv nil", liindHcape Rar'I'-tn-r.--- Lawusc arwl yarcl.c cared for. !,et im prit your plnce In izood Miap": nr.-t-cIiish wcirk ; cotninetn made by tho month. IMlono rare of Irtrilp.ter'H grucury, lllirk Pii: UU A FULL LINE OF Bass Hueter Pure Mixed Paints and Lustrelac Varnish Stain We carry 62 dilferent oattcrns of WALL PAPER all new and up to date Ludford & Haskell Practical Pulntrri and Drcorators 95 west 8th street We now have the most complete line of stoves in Eugene Btds and Bedding, Rugs and Matting, Shelf Hardware and cuttelry 6r W. Eighth St.' . - - OR.ECO- HALL &. iHUMWAY, CiiiTy h l,ill (Hie ot linuitiliiK tlxtureB I'iiiml'int hpo sewer work. .Mho uunerul jol I liiK In tin and he.l Irctn work. Iri;u woik promp it i i I i I ... ! Phone Black 1X71 499 Willamette it. HOVER & WOOD Itenl l-!tnln nncl Tlmlier l,HncN ftiincli, I'lii'lil mill f'lly l'riiMiiy Your imlroii'iue ri-KHM-tiilly Kolil'iteil, Iloimi I, over I'lmt nl. Itiink The new improved CLOBE-WEIXN1CKE Sectional Book Cases Jn Mission and Standard Styles. SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store Agents for G-W Bookcases and Office Fixtures O