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TflH ttfdktk DArLY GDARO. .V.0XDAY. APRIL 20, 1008
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Grand Sale This Week ot Tailored Suits
Special Sole of Silk Suiks, Jumper, Spencer
and Shirtwaist Styles, values to S I 6 for $10
A special purchase enables us to offeryou about three dozen
Suits at about one-third less than the regular prices, mid. of
Spencer and Shirtwaist styles, shown in Navy, Copenhagen,
40. We suggest early buying if you want one. Values to
txlra tnarge lor Alteration v
Tailored Suits H
Specially Reduced
We are showing the most
complete line of Ladies
Tailored suits in Kugene
the plain tailored suits
and the Butterfly .Suits
all specially priced for
two clays, tomorrow and
.Saturday.
Our stock of Lingerie Dreses
is complete ii; every fea
ture, white and colored
Wash Dresses
at.. ..$1.50 to $15.00
of this season's newest styles in Silk
fine' Chiffon Taffeta Silk in Jumper,
Brown, Green and Black, sizes 34 to
$16.00 your choice $10.00
Extra Charge tor Alteration
New Parasols
$1.00 to $7.50
About ioo new' parasols to
choose from, white linen,
plain, ' emljroideried and
hem-stitched edge. Pon
gee in plain and embroid
ereb effects, and the plain
and fancy silk Parasols,
colors to match your new
gown.
Children's Parasols r
25c, 50c and 75c
Big assortment,' new styles
Muslin
Reduced
15
Our entire stock of
fine Undermuslins,
whirls, Nigfht
Dresses, Drawers,
Chemise, for two
days, Friday and
Saturday, reduced
15
Fancy
Hose
25
and
50c
Fine Black and Blue Serge Suits in Unlimited Variety of Style and Fabric
Our dignified clothes for dress up occasions express dignity and elegance hard to duplicate. It's a pleasure to wear them;
you know theyre "RIGH T',.' Fine blue &nd bladc. . '. ----$15.00 tO $30.00
Furnishings, tooa big stock especially selected iqr our Easter trad., Too many good things to tell you about here,
come in and we'll show you, . - '
Special next week, Suit Cases, Grips, Trunks , '
Your Money's Worth or
A Your Money Back
S. H. FR.ENDLY
Eugene's Largest and
Best Store '
snout Slltldav with Monits hI r'iiMn" nuT "UBlliess uuu BOCllll curuer mi mis
'rvnl , n lends n Limngej ny ha maUe nmny lrk,ndg who wllI
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I'liKSONAL ... Wcutiy ware tier d-imrture.
! J. ii Clark, of Creswell, was In the ! Mrs. II. 1). Mtlicr, Miss Lauranml
.f ..1 clly today, r"turnliig homo un the. it f- mish Winifred Miller art, Visiting at
j toraoon trln. . alio home of dudgo nnd MY.' a. H.
" j M Woodruff left tdoiiy on a. trip.1 A. .1. Tolmle li ft this afternoon for Tanner In l'vrtluud and wllLbe therol
nortli v ' j points south, after u atop or sovernl . for about a month, The Millers have i
r u ii. him mri m.liiv on u trlii''1"5' 1,1 Eugene, , Just ret urned from Vokoha ma, where '
,,, ... . . X. .
north A' ''' Sheridan, wtio is loni'hiitg
Alex Luminal!, or lloheinlfl, la In m"l at Divide, win In Hid city Hal
ho city. unlay and Sunday,
Mi U ' GiirA of ittll'5t OrdVa, III 1- tttmry Laitil W RlViOV.g the nrrlv
thd cltyS 'hi oh III hfUM'uoon train tram the
Hobb Myors, or Ulnehleyi silent Biiuj north I Ills afternoon,
day In Eugono, I Hiiter H, C. Tabor returned to Cot-
Hid Hock came in ironi me norm ingo urove una auernoon uuer n
Mr, MUlcr holds the United States'
c.onsiiluto. Their homo was formerly
lu Eugene, where they were promi
nent In society, and both the tllltigh-
SENATOR FULTON
ACCEPTS RESULTS
OF PRIMARIES
Senator Fulton was at his office
short stay In Eugene,
0, T. Tabler, a recent arrival from
Minnesota, has located In Eugene at
1(17 Washington street.
Thomas Richmond and wife, of
Kulimuuno, Mich., areJji the city,
having arrived Sunday.
Erod Koss and wife returned to
Portland lint night 'after a visit lu
that aflrlnnnn
. Miss Loin Benders, of Portland, Was,
In Eugene Sunday.
Major linker, of Portland, spent
Sunduy in Eugene.
Dot and II. it. Iladley went to Al
bany today on business.
Harney May, mayor of llnrrlsburg,
was In the city Hundny.
l)r I). A. l'alnu left last nignt on i Kugene anil at niturviuo.
a trli to Hun Prune-lam. I Frank Alexander, the oldtlme
Kola Nela, of Buloni, was lu the city printer1, after a visit In Eugene and
' yesterday on hop business. vicinity, left today for points north.
Mru hi H PHtchntl was 111 tlleCltV E. .1 Tlllllot. Wife flllfl son. of New-
from Portland over Sunday. Ion. Iowa, after a short visit at tin'
Miss Ethel Bradford, of Albany l! home of Mr. Talbot's cousin, Mrs. 1,.
vlHltlng Miss (lerlrude (Iray. Simon, III Eugene, left today for tiller
J. I). Kluld wont to Portland on the; homo. ,
flyer last iiblit tin hiisluess. i J Mrs. W. 0. Ilainlln. of Reno, Nov.,
Marlon P. Wheeler, of tlreenleaf, j sfter a visit at the .home ot Dr. Illd-
wa In the city over Sunday. die and family, left yesterday for
V. 1). Calllson returned last night , Siiokiiuc.
from a visit at Pleasant Hill. I Miss l.uarella Ilolnistrum, of Sa
il. II. Davidson went to lli'owns-; lom, Is visiting her sister, Miss Mary
villa today on a short visit. A. llolstrom, head nurse at the Eu-
J. II. Wllhclm ennie down from 7.1- gene hospital,
on on tho noon train today. A. E. Cutler and sons. S. II. nnd
Karl II. Church arrived today from 1,, W. Cutler, ot Rockford, 111., were
thn nortli to visit his mother. j In tho city over Sunday looking for1
W. II. Kay and sister, Mib. 8. Y. rrull land. They loft for the north
Evans, spent Sunday at Monroe. I lust evening.
Professor K. II. McAllster alul soil! J, p. Campbell and wife, of Ketch
art at their ranch at llluo River. Iknn, Alaska, are visiting Mr. nnd
Jas. Day and 11. A. Panto, of 8a Mis. I. II. Illughnm 111 Eugene. Mr.
loru, wor In the city yesterday. 'Campbell Is United Slates deputy
K. M. Cooper returned this after-1 marshal.
nMin from a business ti ll" to Salem. Rv. X. W. Phelps nnd wife, of
Proli'smir 1. M. (lien, wont to Port- Mapleton. are In, tho clly today, en
land on the noon train today on busl. , route home from attending the I'nlt
ness. I . 1 ,,, lOvaiigellcan conference at Dallas.
C. vK. llalley arrived up from 'Mr. I'holps has been returned to Ma
JiinctKin on tho afternoon train to- Inloton for another year,
day. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shiimiilo left
Minn Ruby Pratt went to Crciwell ' today for an extended trip through
Ibis afternoon to visit friends a few t lie South and East, expecting t i he
dayi1. .gone sevral months. They went its
i'lioinas Richards and wife, of To-. far as Roselmrg this afternoon and
' nlno, Wash., are bore visiting rela- will start from there tomorrow tor
tlvec. . Calii'ornla.
James W, Smith came down from liraius Pass Outlook: MIms U hi Ii j
Mabel yesterday with t be elect Ion re- l.ovcrldgo. having sold her photo-1
turnc. graph studio, loft this Friday morn-1
Mrs. Illnnche 'itniinev nn 1 child lug for her homo In Eugene. During j
ters wore rr"''.Mated from the unl-'this mornnlg and many of his friends
veruity of Oregon. They hnvn mnny .'called to offer congratulations as well
friends 111 Portland who i)nn to en-'as regrets, says the Astoria Budget,
tertiitn them when thev huvn hoconioi'As a matter of fact It was n matter nf
reatid from theln long ocean trip. I pride and satisfaction to him to have
LEGISLATURE
IS CLOSEoON
STATEMENT NO. 1
Section of (our or five Democrats
jln addition to all the Statement .no.
j Republican nominees would give the
legislature wholly to the control of
the Statement Xo. 1 forces. Pledged
to Statement No. 1 are 33 Republican
nominees and nine or ten hold-over
state senators. This total of 42 or 43
almost reaches the 49 votes needed in
the legislature to elect a United
States senator.
Democrats are now surveying the
state to see whare they have a good
chance of defeating anti-Statement
No 1 Republican nominees for the
legislature. Such nominees, if elect
ed, would not vote for Chamberlain
for United Stales senator even though
though he were the "people's choice."
at the June election, since he Is a
Democrat. Hence Chamberlain's fol
lowers want asc many of them de
feated as . possible. Chamberlain's
followers are jubilant over the pros
pect of his defeating H. M; Cake, the
Republican nominee. They say they
see not so many oustaoes lowuru
heating Cake as in securing a biaie
n,,.nt Kn l mninritv of the legisla
ture and In holding the Republican
members oi mat majority uu ui--ii
pledge.
meet wltti Mrs. F.'K Hard, 307 East
I Eleventh street tomorrow at 2:30
p. ni. SutijeH, i-niiuren or Toll."
One child ft. every six in our land is
a wijee earner. Refreshments will
be soi (t, consisting of combinations
of TWfectlon Baking Powder, Bine
Ririljon Flour and Golden Gate Cifr
fee. Members and friends invited.
L. W. Coe, a recent arrival from
Medford, has bought the L. H. Cren-.
sllaw residence property at the c.ner
of East Fifteenth street and Moss av
enue in Fairmount for $3000. J"he
Garrett Real Estate Company made
the deal. Mr. Coe has also bought the
F. S. Smith 100-acre farm three miles
northeast of Eugene for $10,000. He
recently sold his farm at Medford at
a good price, and liking Eugene and
vicinity more than Medford as a place
of residence, concluded to locate here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Matlock re
turned last evening from Cot
tage Grove, where they attended
the funeral of Mrs. Matlock's broth
er, Allen Johnson, who was run over
and killed by a train there Friday
night. The young man was one of a
party that went to Creswell to attend
a skating carnival. In some manner
ho fell off the rear of the train and
his head was badly crushed and his
right arm broken. He was ta,ken to
a nearby house and later died from
his injuries. He was aged 13 years
and was the son of William Johnson,
a merchant of Cottage Grove.
CITY NEWS
Jndgo Tanner, who has been very 111,
Is slowly Improving. Mrs. Tanner
and Mrs. Miller aro sisters, members
of a t prominent Oregon family.
Portland Journal.
i
FLEET WILL NOT
. London, April 20. It has
been definitely decMrd that
tho Atlantic fleet of battle-
ships will not call at any Eu-
ropean port on Its return with
the exception of certain points
in the Mediterranean. 'I'hls
' Information was conveyed in
the reply of the American
government to tho Invitation
of (Ireai Britain to have tho
fleet come 'to England.
his 1M frfrtlds with him and he was
as cheerful as ever with his usually
happy, -Willie and Infectious laugh.
When, asked what he had to say to
the jeaders of the Budget about the
e-Udion he dictated the following:
, "Tho returns so far as received in
dicate that 1 have lost out. A de-
ri,r,itml ,n,ll,lla nnl, ,.)!,.
I nlioilt for 11 reiinnn na fnr ng iwiacihlo
'MIC IT Tl'PI I U 1 Impersonal to himself. Hence my
- Vloll ti'tlAn Judgment as to the cause is or little
practical value, but 1 give it for
I whatsoever It. may be1 worth. Mem.
4, hers of opposition parties largely reg-
Istered as Republicans and voted
!agalst me. If the final result shall
i confirm present Indications. I will
ceerfully accept the verdict of the
4.1 people and return to private life, seek
'to do mv duty as a citizen just as I
4.! have endeavored to discharge my du-
1 ties as an official. To my friends
, throughout the state who have so
loyally stood by nie I cannot express
my gratitude The high compliment
j paid me by .tho people of my home
county in voting for me so nearly
unanimously will remain throughout
my life n most pleasing nieniorv. The
knowledge thnt one has the confl
uence of his neighbors and friends is
after all, tho most precious posses-
I..,, ma- 111 (ins mo. iienoe,
tfven In defeat. I shall be well content
I with the assurance of thnt confidence
I which the vote In Clatsop gave me."
TEA
Schilling's Best is in
packages; never comes
'out of a bin or canister.
Your Broc r rrturoa rour mouei ll you doa't
Uk 11; we pr bin
i Wl 1,1,1 .Vti.s- CAHIIOMC SAI.VK
WITH ARNICA and WITCH H.VKI.
' The best milve In the world for cuts,
bruisoj, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
ter, mapped nnnrts and all skin erup.
The foundation for the addition to
the high school has been completed.
The University bakery has moved
to Its new quarters in the Hulln
block.
A carload of buggies and wagons
arrived here for the Griffin Hardware
Company this morning.
McMurphey & Rugh today sold theJ
Lester Tozier residence In University
addition to G. F. Hurd for $1800 .
The pupils of Miss Livla Bond will
give a piano recital at Stevens & Hu
lin's piano house Tuesday evening,
April 21, at 8 o'clockv '
A marriage license was granted by
the county clerk this afternoon Ho
Dr. Salatliiel D. Read and Miss Mar
tha E .Barbour, Jjoth of Eugene.
Judge L. T. Harris Is having his
residence on. West Fourth street
moved to his lot on West Fifth street,
between 'Lincoln and Lawrenrte. J.
W. Barrlnger Is doing the work.
Chas. McFarland, registration clerk
at the county .clerk's office, is back
to work again getting his books in
shape for the re-opening of registra
tion of voters, which occurs Wednesday,
Saturday'.!!, baseball scores; .Port
land, 10; 'Ls Angelas, 4. San Fran
cisco, 4; Oakland, 0. Sunday's ga'nies:
Los Angeles,.'!; ..Portland, 't. . 'dak
land, 4.-1; Sail, Erancisqo, 1-0.'
.publl,.?ihorfl)uiiye'k-tos4 1.0
Gu's iv'ar'e was Jaifed Saturday
nighr, tor .being drunk and disorder
ly, and- was given six diiys'this morn.
Ing,"by. Police, Judge Dbrris. This Is
the,;.rvrs,t case of drunkenness reported
by 1'lie police for several weeks.
The Garrett Real festate Company
recently sold a Corner' lot owned by
C. (V Off man at East. Thirteenth
and Alder stre'els to G. W. DeLav,
from Kansas, who will build a fine
residence there in the near future.
Mrs, Lulu Tollman is having n
,,lilemi,!d panoramic .photograph of
Kugene framed and will donate It to
the Commercial Club. The photo
graph is about four feet long nnd is
the best view of Eugene ever taken.
, The scaffolding to' be used In ce
menting the exterior . of the theatre
lilock was erected today. The scaf
folding for cementing the front of
uie new coieman rulldlng Is also up
and the steel lathing will he put on
soon.
An item In Saturday's Guard read
that the contract for C. S. Freeland's
apartment house had been secured
by C. Myers, when It should have
read the foundation of the building.
The contract for the superstructure
bus net yet been let.
WILLIAMS' KIDKK1 FII.t,S
Have you neglected your kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have yon
pains In the loins, side, back, groins
der the eyes? Too frequent a desire
to pass urine? It so, Williams' Kid
ney Pills will cure you. Sold by Linn
Drug Co., price 50 cents. Williams
Mfg. Co., proDS., Cleveland. Ohio.
Siiiimionr,
In the Circuit Cour ofsthe State of
Oregon for the County of Lane.
BertHa E. Williams, plaintiff, vs.
Howard S.. Williams, defendant.
To Howard S. Williams, the above
named defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby summoned and re
quired to appear and answer the.
complaint of. the above-named plain-'
tiff in the above entitled court, now
on file with the clerk of said court,
on or before the 22d day of May,
1908, and you are hereby notified
that If you fall to appear and answer
said complaint as hereby required
the plaintiff will ask said court for
the relief prayed for In her com
plaint so filed with the clerk of said
court, to-wlt: ...
Fcr na dissolution of the marriage
contract now existing between said
plaintiff and defendant, and for an
order giving and granting to plaintiff
the care ad custody of the minor
daughter of "laintiff. and dofendant,
fiolva Loe Williams, and for full re
lief la said suit.-
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof by the order
of Hon. L. T. Harris, judge of the
above entitled court, duly made at
chambers in said county on the 9th
day of April, 1908, requiring the first
publication hereof to be made April
10, 1908, and the last' publication
on the 22d day of May, 1908, and
that 'yb.u apper on or before the 22d
day of May, 1908.
L. BILYEU,
7 Attorney for Plaintiff.
lie sure and see the new short turr
tuiicuv before buyliir.
CHAMI1EUS HARDWARE CO.
The Western Union telegraph and
the block signal wires have all been
transferred to the new poles on the
uopot grounds, and the old poles
aiong tne main track have been taken
! uown. 1 no new lyie of poles extends
E. C. DeWllt & Co.. fhle.n".. i'""S "u s"""1 "Ke "r tll( ':mls-
tlons. Guaranteed to cive snilsfneMnn !
or money refunded. Sold bv Linn
Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co., props..
IN -THE. CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
STATE kOF OREGON FOR THE
. COUNTY OF LANE.
Clara Sumner, plaintiff, vs. Thomas
, Sumner, defendant.
To Thomas Sumner, the above named
defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You the hereby re
quired to 'appear and answer the
complaint of the above named nlain
tiff in the above entitled court, now
on nie witn the clerk of said court
on or before the 20th day of March
1908, and you are hereby notified
that If you fail to appear and answer
said complaint as hereby reauired
the plaintiff will ask the court for
the relief demanded in her said
complaint filed with said clerk of
said court, for the dissolution of
the marriage contract now existing
between the plaintiff and defendant
and the plaintiff be given the care,
custody and control of the minor son
of plaintiff and defendant, to-wlt:
Howard W. Sumner, and ior such
other relief as to the court may seem
Just and equitable.
This summons Is served upon you
by order of the Honorable G. R.
Chrisman.coiiuty judge in and for said
Lane County, Oregon, duly made at
Chambers on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, 190S, requiring the first pub
lication thereof to be made on Feb
ruary 11th,- 1 908, and the last pub
lication on the 2 4th day of March,
1908, and that you appear on or
before the 20th day of March, 1908.
1908,
L. BILYEU.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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varsniw,.
Boday. All J'
(iasollne woods,, 4 H4.
Lll--Wltt----.
Clothing
j That Fits
and Wears
Well
Banking By Mail
Is simply the application to the useM Individual depositors of tho
system in vogue aiiioagseinks.
It Is perfectly safe. In the onornioiij dally exchange between
banks of different cities, ninoiiiitliig to Tnlllioiis of dollars, there
Is never n dollar lost. e
This method of hanking Is convenient, private and tliiie-savlng.
It Is of especial advantage to persons living In the ituintry or
smaller towns who want I ho satisfaction of dealing with-an abso
lutely suTe bank, or to persons In the city, not so situated that they
can conveniently visit the bunk In pursuit.
' When you scud your first deposit, you will receive notice of
credit and check-book.
Your money Is perfectly safe wliidoMisllcd lu this old bank
with its largo capital and surplus.' v
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
GioiUl and Surplus $125,000.00 Established IS2
lteo sppplws or all kliidf.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
lteo supplies of all kinds.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE (TO
See the now sr"".- ear;".; linrng
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Gentlemen In lS'.lT I lii,l .lij.,.,.
of the stomach and bowels. 1 the I, , '"' ' ( rnm'r i,,ft " ,1,is
spring of 1902 1 lionshi a bottle of ! !! !' !,lt,9 s:"!:,,,.f'"' Melvenzle Bridge,
Kodol and the benefit 1 received l' i T h,Tr " "" ""' V'K f'llhl
'be,g..h Georgia o.iuld nor huv ! ,', ,. i"" ''"'''' "in. 'Last year
May you live long and prosper. Y01 i- '? -" "I"1'1"11'1 business th.ro and
ery truly, C. X. Cornell. Reding , .. ';'" ,'' that this year the
.MiKiist 27. 1906. Sold bv all dm-- 1 " 1,0 Klvmi'r 'ban
-tlst.x. " i,,u''"' e
wood:
I Take .one of our Coffleld powc 1 (
; wiis hers on 30 days' trial and you cat; j
'do your wn-Oiltig without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. ( MapTe, body and second growth fit
1 . 'and ties.
WOOD!
Thousands of rolls of new wall pa
per 'list reeolveO
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
See the new braced Savage wheel.
I No extra chariie for brace.
I CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
WILLIAM iYiT R A X S F E R CO
rhono Black llfl.
! Have your team shodfj the river
bridge and save 50 cents. . a:'7
M W TODAY
DoWltt's Little Early
famous little Liver. Tills
by all druggists.
Riser, (he
For sale
Today is the day r!iose to take a
renuiis of the city. Most of those ap
pointed to enumera.e Oie citizens In
their respective blocks have perform
ed their duties, but seme have failed
to report ' They y requited to do
their work toiiiorsM. , just as soon
as possible. '
The work of nain:lng the hrso
. ' . .". "'' '''"'" '' Kiehth
ctllllle.l bv
wiw lie-
LOST
: ii' in
A ladles' small old eh.i
Batch lost ell K;tt Ninth
ireet. Kinder plea-e leave at ',
E.ist'lnt!i street or a! Guard of.
fhv and receive reward. ai
1
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Rm s sr " I"" ' '""
4 LtarZ cJiu
and
W. ,1
H'ltl !
1 10 nei
1 ri
arnelton .tiints
l.'.hi.m -s 11. K,
'day. When all tl
vein. -ins are , .mv,!,
'Mellv
b-t.'d th
; and
firi'i
ii. ...1
" " or our cusioiBm I
Wo are Eugene nSri,t5 ( jj. I
chads, Stern,; & f0
brand 011 ,1 suit f rl(bn k . I
sufficient fiiiiiriinhv o(
"mns s')le mid qu.ilitM
material.
Come and see our spring ,ti
siimnicr line. You, will rind i
complete in every resiifd.uj
we will be glad to shim jmt
goods, whether you liny or 1
We carry a full line at hi. I
nlshlngs for men, and
prices and styles are right
Wo own oar owa bulllil
pay no rent and are satisM!
with a reasonable profit.
ED. HANSOM
No. 8 East Xlntll Stmt
Eugene, Oregon
llKIIBi
lioineniont .111,1 OlMl'.ni.idlous .piart. -
I :n h!, h h. handle their business. "
The Woman's Heme Misioiarv So
ciety ct Hu.'Mcihi,dit chuiea ' ill"
Notice nf l inal Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles
; 1 -enor, execntor of the estate of Au
Kiistiiio Ldter. eceased, has filed his
i account for final settlement of, said
! estate, and Monday, the 4th dav of
!-'ay, i!iu,, ),a3 t,, set for said
I hearing by the county court for Lane
I county, Oregon.
j giARI.GS LEITER, 0
!.., Executor.
I WALTON & NES.
I Q Attorneys,
NOTICE OI' FINAL SKTTI.K.MKMT
I Notice is hereby given that tluyun
idorsigned. Adeline A. Tavlor. W.ie
j administratrix of thejstate of Milo
Tailor, deceased. h filed her final
; account In the luatt.Vof said estate,
1 and Monday, tho, 1st dav of June.'
: 190S, at the hour of 1 o'clock In th-;
i afternoon of sanl it iv h l,....n flv,.,l
by order of saidBkeirt for tho hearing
.of oh!,.;,-! ,ns tsa'd final ncraunt j
and for the final settlement of said,
1''"a'"- V 1 1 objeetlens must be filed 1
' on or h f,)10 .ai, date,
j Datf.lOprii ;l. i;ins.
i ADELINE A. TAYLOR. i
L. Ililyeu, Attorney. Admiulsti all L.
Low
Prices
On Rogers Bros' M
Silverware. J((
giving the lowest priss
on this line of goods ani
if you are wanliij
knives and forks,spoco
or any of the to?
table pieces. We wJ
save you awncyilf
buy of us. Don't t
-to sccour corner
with prices marked s
plain figures.
WATTS
j u.';i aettt
Cor. ytn " J
r
;F YOU
Orocenes
ONTEHAVETH0'
A fV.1 line of.&S3
Flour and Fi. '
,Pr White KT''
11 v.
i v. WHl"
Cerie.r j: , ,;'.
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