Eugene daily guard., September 14, 1908, Image 6

THK TXOBNE TtyUt OVAjtf). MONDAY, BKPTKMDKK 14. 19Q
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NOTKKoTO roNTItACTOItH
AM) l'ltOI'KHTV OWXKIW
Notice 1 hereby Riven that pursu
ant to Uie terms of Ordnance No.
Iki. passed by the euiiimon counc'
of the city it KuKftia August iln,
10K, belli will be received by tlje
....nimllt. of t ll- fOIIIIIlf.il
council in the office of the city re
corder of the i-4 1 y of Kugene until
7:0 i. m. on Monday. September
14, IfOX, for in Improvement of the
alley between Sixth and Seventh
Kirni-U from Willamette street to 1he
alley enBt ln feet, In tbe city of Ku
Keo, by uuvIiik the Mime between
MiM iM.ltith with bltulithle., (asphalt
r other hard surface pavement in
anu.rdanee with plans and speelflca
Uons therefor now oa file In the of-
..I ft Via -ttv rirAfr
tiA.4i ura riKitred tn Htata to
prlee In detail In anuordanon with In
opacifications, and on the lorai r
j.arnd by the. city engineer.
Separate conlratn will ha awardul
to the loweot Wdr for the rinsiim:
Tlon, paving aad lor the dralnani. the
.ia imMri,vujMiit shall be comnleted
within ninety Outa from the dale of
lotting the crenract thereior.
Tka mnrlr 11 rlnnfl Under thfl ft t J
pervliilon of the street committee and
to bo approve ny mem. nu v
proved bon will be required of ear-li
nA.,P.,1.r Ittr i.he fiiithful rjerforlli-
ance of the contract. A certified
ti. n .m emml to flVH Iter
cent of tbe amount bid, payable to
J, 1). MiillnrK, .Mayor, is reqiiireu m
accotnimny racti bid. The titreet
committee renervc the right to re
Jeet any and all bids.
By order of the common council.
It. 8. I1KYSON,
Art lilt: Recorder.
Dated nt Kuitcne, Oregon, Septets
ter ML. 10N.
Notice hi Contractor and l'r(iMTty
Owners.
Notice Is hereby given that pur-
minnt lo the terms of Ordinance No.
784. passed by the common council
of the, City of Kuitenn, August J 1st
1908, bids will be received by the
Atrcut Committee of the. Council In
the office of the City Recorder of
the City of Kugenn until 7:30 o clock
p. ni., on Monday, Heptember 14th,
11108, for the Improvement of 1 weirui
street between lawrence and Jef
'furson streets. In the City of Kn
gnne, by grading and graveling; the
same In accordance with the plans
and specifications therefor now on
file In tho office of the City Record
er. Didders are required to state tho
price In detail In accordance with the
specifications. Separate contracts
will bo awarded to the lowest bidder
for the grading and for the gravel
ing of said street. The earthwork to
be completed within thirty dayB and
the graveling within forty-five days
from the date of letting the contracts
therefor.
The work to bo done under tho
supervision of tho fltrcot Committee
and lo be approved by III cm. An
approved bond will bo required for
the faithful performance of the con
tract. A certified check In a sum
equal to flvo per cent of the amount
bid, payable to J. I. Matlock, Ma
yor, Is required to accompany each
bid. Tho Hlreet Committee reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
lty order of the Common Council.
H. 8. HltYSON, Art's; Recorder.
Dated at ICiigmio, Oregon, Sept. 3rd,
1 1) OK.
MJTH'K TO fOMiTH.tCTOItS
A.M I'HIH'HHTV OWNHHS
Notlco la hereny given that pursu
ant to Hie terms of Ordinance No.
7 HO, pnssed by tho common council
of tho city of Eugene, AugtiHt Hlal,
19(18. bids will be received try the
struct committee of tho council In
tho ofllce of the city recorder of the
city of Kimono, until 7:31) o'clock p.
m. tn, on Monday, September 14th,
1908, for tho Improvement of Sev
enth street from Oak street to High
atreet In tho city of Kugene, by the
construction of cement curbing along
both sides of said street and
by paving the same between
said iHilnts with bltulithle, asphalt
or other hard surface pavement lh
accordance with plans and specifica
tions therefor now on file In the of
fice of the city recorder.
Bidders are required to statu the
price In detail In accordance with the
specifications, and on the form pre
pared by tho city engineer.
Hi'parate contracts w ill be nwnrded
to tho lowest bidder for tin construc
tion of said curbing; for thu paving
and for tho drainage, tho said Im
provement shall bo completed within
ninety days from tho dale of letting
tho contract therefor.
Tho work to be done under the su
pervision of tin street committee and
to be approved by them. An ap
proved bond will be required of each
contractor for the faithful perform
ance of the contract. A certified
chock In a sum equal to five per
cent of the amount bid, payable to
J. I). Matlock. Mayor, la required to
accompany each bid. Tho street
committee reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
II v order of tho common council.
II. S HltYSON',
Acting Recorder.
Dated at Kugene, Oregon, this Sep
tember 2d. I mis.
..Notice of l'lllill Settlement.
Nollce is herebv given to all whom
It may concern, that the undersigned
eieculrlx of the estate of Phillip
Heller, demised. I"" field her peti
tion and dual a with the
Clerk of 'he Cmu. ' '"-iurt of Lane
Countv. Sta f Or. .m. on the 4th
day of September. 1 '."", usklng said
court to make an order fixing the
time and place for hearing said final
account, and obtectlotis thereto If
nny. anil the c.uirt on the 4th day of
September. 1 i s . Issued an order
filing the Mh day of October. l!'t".
nt the hour of 10 n'rlock In the f.iie
n.iou of raid day as lb.- time, and
the Countv Court Room In the I.ane
County Court House as the place f.ir
hearing objections to said final ac
count, and to shew cause why aid
final account should not be aponne.l
and said evecuti lv dlschai gcd, and
said estate closed
MARY KI.IAItl'1'll IIKl.I.Klt.
KxecutlK
). N. Karnaugh, Attorney for the
Estate. '
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DKMl'IOl'b I1ASANA CUKf
This recipe U highly recorr imn&f4
by one our Yorrespondec a; jj.y jt
for dewiert tomorrow.
J'tel five large, ba jatnn, rub
smooth with five teaspo jotv.'M of su
gar. Add one teacup cream
beaten to a stilt iriun , thn add one
luc package of Kem jn JKU,-U dis
solved In 1 1-2 teat" jp, foiling wa
ter, l'our Into m jd ml when cold
gamuti wun can air.a cucrries. erve
lth w hipped ram, or u Rood pud
ding Kauce. j tAA-J is sola vy kii
9 roccrs at 1 f per package.
Mill! Iv VlK .l .WUHAN'S SAI.K
Notice Is, hereby ricn that by vlr-
taa of an order cf the Probate Court
of I.ane. County. Oregon, dated Aug
nt IK, 1908, the undersigned guD.'
ittan of the estate of Harry Weaver,
l.esu-r Weaver, and Susan Weaver,
minor., was duly licensed to sell all
the right, title and Interest of the
said minors, being an undivided two-
thls Interest In and to the follow
ing described real property, to-wlt:
Iteglnnlng at the Southwest corner
of donation and claim no. ii, inoiii.
No. 7026. In section 33, township
IK .. It. 2 w.. run thence North.. 'a
degrees East ib.'ih chains; thence
Kast 24 chains; South 15.25 chalna,
and West 24 chains to beginning.
containing 36.60 acres.
Also, beginning at the Northeast
corner of IJ. 1-.. CI. 61 Not If. No.
7026 In section 33, townnhlp 18 8
R. 2 W.. run West 43.30 chains.
South lfi.10 chains, to South line of
said claim, Kast 43.30 chains to S. K.
corner thereof, and North 30 minutes
lOast 15.10 chains to beginning, con
tnlnlng 64.40 acres, more or less.
all In IJine County, Oregon, at pri
vate sale for cash In hand.
Said guardian will therefore pur
suant to said order on and after the
21st day of September, 1!08, re
ceive bids for and sell at private Bale
tho said land to tho highest bidder
therufor for cash.
JOHN M. WILLIAMS.
(I unrdlan
NO! ICh OK KI'.'TTLKMKNT.
Kstutn of John Klwr, Invnuctl.
Notice Is hereby given that Kd
ward Kellx Whlttakor, execu
tor of said estate, has
filed his account for the
final sottlument of said estate, and
Tuesday, the U.th day of September,
I V0H, has been set by the Hon. the
County Judge of said Lane County
for hearing objections to the same
at 10 o'clock In the, forenoon -6f said
day at the County. Court room of
said Lane County.
EDWARD FELIX WHITTAKKR.
Executor Estate of John Klter, do-
ceased.
(loo. U. Dorrls, Attorney for Eatnte.
Kugene. Oregon, August 17, 1908.
Xotlco to Contractors anil ProMrty
Owners.
Notice Is hereby given that pur
suant to tho terms nt Ordinance No.
783, passed by the Common Council
of thu City of Kiigune, August 31st,
1908, bids will bo reculved by the
Street Committee of thu Council In
tho offlco of tho City Recorder of
the City of Eugene until 7:30 o'clock
p. tn., on Mondny, September 14th,
1908, ror the Improvement of west
Eleventh street, from Jefferson street
to tho West Sldo of Van Huron
street In tho City of Eugone, by grad
ing and graveling tho said street In
accordance with the plans and sporl-
flcntlous therefor now on file In the
offlco of tho City Recorder.
Didders are required to state the
price In detail, In accordance with
tho specifications. Separate) con
tracts will ho nwurdod to tho lowest
bidder for the grading and for the
graveling of said struct. Tho earth
work shall be completed within thir
ty days anil tho graveling within
sixty days from tho duto of lotting
tho contracts therefore
Tho work to bo dono tinder tho su
pervision of tho street committee.
mid to he approved by them. An
approved bond will bo required to be
ftiriilHhed by each contractor for the
falt'hful performance of tho contract.
A certified check In a sum equal to
five per cent of the amount hid, pay
able to J. 1). Matlock, Mayor. Is re
quired lo iiccoiupuiiy each bid. The
Street ( omtnlttee reserves tho right
to reject any and till bids.
II v order of the Common Council.
R. S. HltYSON, Acl'g Recorder.
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, September
3rd. r.lliS.
NOI'ICE TO CONTK.KTOItS
A.M. PROPERTY OWNERS
Notice Is hereby given that pursu
ant lo t'.ie terms of Ordinance No.
778, passed by the common council
August Kllll. I'.IOS, us amended by
Ordinance no. 7S'.', passed by the
common council of the city of Eu
gene August 31st, bids will be re
ceived by the street committee of the
council In tho office of the city re
corder of the city of Eugene until
7:30 o'clock p. tu. on Monday. Sep
tember 14th. UMiS. for the Improve
ment of Eighth street, from the east
side of Cluirnelton street west to the
east line of Monroe street In the city
of Eugene by the construction of ce
ment curbing along both sides of
said street and by tho paving of said
street by paving tbe same between
said points with bltulithle, asphalt
or other hard surface pavement In
accordance with plans and specifica
tions therefor now on file In the of
fice of the city recorder.
Itldders are required to state the
price In detail In accordance with the
Sl'.III II III ll'l'S, null oil l lie i.ii in 'i v-
pared by the city engineer.
Separate contracts w III be aw arded
lo the lowest bidder for the construc
tion of said curbing; for the paving
and for the drainage, the said Im
provement shall be completed within
t.ttiety dais from the date of letting
the coulraci therefor.
The work to be done under tho su
pervision of the street committee and
to be approved by them. An ap
proyed bond will be required of each
ciintrai tor for C'o faithful perform-
auce of the contract. A certified J
check tn a sum equal to five per
celit.i-f the amount bid. paxab'.e loj
.1. IV M.u'.ock, M.iMir. Is required toj
,li-i-ollip;in I'.lill Pl.t The street
lotnuilMie its. r. s tile right to ro- j
Je.-t nnv and all lu.N j
Hv order i.f lh-' c iiiimou i-iimnl!.
I! S HltYSON'.
A.-Iri! It -order. I
DaicdQ'M'i'teinlH r Jed, 190.V I
umm mm
l THIS COUNTY
in K. McAMSTKIl, CANDIDATE KOK
presidential elector, ad
dresses piiilic meetings
at ki;e.ne and spiun(;field
iikvan ch iis formed
Hon. E. S. J. McAllister, Democrat
ic presidential elector, addressed a
large and appreciative audience In
tbe city square Saturday upon the
tariff and banking system.
This country -has been In control
of the tariff barons and special In
terests, fathered by the Republican
party, he said. .The paper trust paid
fl. 000. 000 into the Republican cam
paign fund In 1896, and the Republi
can party could not reduce the tar
iff on paper and pulp, aitnougn sucn
a reduction In the tariff was wanted
by all the newspapers In the country,
because they wore under obligations
to the paper trust for that compalgn
fund. The steel trust and other trusts
put large amounts of money Into the
Republican campaign fund and ex
pect to have the special privilege of
proving off the people.
Mr. McAllister Btuted that steel
rails and other protected articles paid
the freight and sold In foreign coun
tries cheaper than at home. He de
nied that a tariff ralBed the price of
labor, and gavo stutlstlcs that labor
had been raised 19 per cent on the
average since 1896, and that the cost
of living had been raised largely by
the tariff on the average 49 per cent.
The speaker also showed how the
greatest panic In the history of this
country had come under Republican
administration, and that 5,000,000
men had been thrown out of employ
ment, and that times were as hard
In the East now as they were In
1896.
Taking up the recent panic, Mr.
McAllister explained how that the
bankers In Wall street bad offered
large rates of Interest and that West
ern bankers had sent their money to
Wall street and that when the crash
came 4000 banks wore compelled to
take advantage of a public holiday
to keep from going to the wall.
He also slated that the Issuing or
clearing 'house certificates was clear
ly against the banking laws, and that
If the law had been enforced thoBe
iidlng clearing hotiso certificates
would have been prosecuted for coun
terfeiting and Bunt to tho peniten
tiary for a term of three yearB.
In conclusion ho appealed to his
audience to throw out the Bpeclnl In
terests from power and to put Che
government back Into tho hands of
the peoplo and to once more let the
people rule this nation.
Formation of llryuli linu Kern LIull.1
North Eugeno No. 1
President I. K. Stevens.
Vice president Robert Gross.
Secretary J. J. Walton.
Executive committee C. O. Peter
son, William Stoops, J. O. Watts.
North Eugene No. 2
President E. R. Parker.
Vice president D. L. Curtmoll.
Secretary Sheldon Jenkins.
Executive committee O. E. Skip-
worth, U. D. Piirkerson, W. Waddle.
South Eugene No. 1
President. Major L. D. Forrest.
t Vlco president II. A. Cox.
' Secretary Jack Rodman.
Executive committee J. S. Hlg-
glns, Henry Denhart, George W. Kln
se. South Eugene No. 2.
President D. D. McKlnney.
Vice president George Gross.
Secretary J. M. Howe.
Executive committee E. W. Os-
burn, R. M. Forbes, C. C. Hammond.
E. S. J. McAllister, Democratic
presidential elector, addressed a lurg
presidential elector, addressed a
large audience In the Woodmen s hall
nt Springfield Saturday evening, with
Rev. Perkins presiding. Mr. Perkins
Introduced the speaker as one of the
clean young men In public life. Hev.
Perkins was formerly acquainted
ltli W. J. ltryan. and referred II
him ns the greatest statesman of this
day. i
Mr. McAllister spoke for two hours,
omparliig the Republican and Dem
ocratic platforms, and devoting his
time to the election of I nlted Slates
senators by direct vote of the peo
ple, to the publicity of campaign ex
penses, and to the trust question.
After his speech L. M. Travis was
called upon to tell about his trip to
Lincoln, Nebraska, and he guve u
short address, alter which a rousing
Springfield Hryan and Kern Club was
formed.
A SurvKuoiigti Knocker
t c c.i.wtu-iii ,.f lf.Witiviii.i v r
snys: "Hucklon's Arnica Salve Is a I
sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A J
bad one came on my leg last summer, i
That wonderful salve knocked It out
In a few rounds. Not even a scar re-1
uialned." Guaranteed for piles. sorc'
and burns, etc. 2.'ic at W. A. Kuy
kcudall's drug store.
We have seyeral parties who are'
looking for homestead locations or
rellnuuislimenis; also some good tim
ber claims. If you know of any good
homesteads or timber claims It Willi
pay ou lo write us. Address Aetna;
Realty t ompauy. JL'.i railing llulld
Ing Portland. Ore. If
Hard brlcK lor chlmnevs.
CIIAMHKliS IIAKPWAKK CO j
tleatlnit furnace, crick and founda- j
tlon stone for sale cheap by Klrst .
National Hank I
Perfection mi coon stove, are safe
CII.WIIH'IJS II KIW.VHK CO.
I
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bantu i'ik J ; " m ftct
WEEK'&NEYYS o
OF FLORENCE AND
lat
. SIUSLAW VAUEY
In Florence, Wednesday, September
9. 1908-, Mr. Simon Kiechler and
Miss Margaret Christensen. both of
Tslltcoos Lake. Judse D. E. Severy
officiating
The groom la a prosperous rancher
who has resided In this vicinity ior
a number of years. The bride Is a
Bister of Niels Christensen and came
here this summer from California.
They at once began housekeeping at
the groom s ranch near mucous
Lake.
Died.
Robert F. Willis died at the home
of Mr. Tweed on Tslltcoos Lake, sept.
7.
He was born In Kentucky, Sept.
26, WVl. HIb life has been a busy
one, not void of hardships Incident
to the early pioneer.
In 1847 he crossed the plains and
since has lived In California and Ore
ttnn He was an adherent ' 'he Quaker
faith. His wife and sons died sume
time ago. Hev. ti Lovell con
ducted his funeral b. . ' ices on i ties
day at the Tslltcoos cemetery.
Henry Tronson. an old pioneer,
died at Point Terrace, Sept. 4.
The funeral was held on Sunday
forenoon from the h .tne of his son-in-law,
Mr. Ivy Morris: Rev. G. L.
Lovell holding the service.
Mr. Tronson was born April 27.
1830. He crossed the plains In 1850
and lived some time In California.
Two sons and thtee daughters sur
vive him. his wife having died some
years past.
Iocnl and Personal
Laura Johnson returned 'home
Tuesday morning after a two weeks'
absence at Eugene.
Mrs. Emma MrCornack and ne
phew departed Tuesday for a visit
with friends In Eugene.
Mrs. Martha Hartley and grand
daughter are again residing In their
'home In Florence.
Seven "Chinks" arrived yeBterday
to work In Rose Hill Cannery and
eight more are expected this morn
ing. Tom Saubert and his brother
George Saubert of Spokane, started
Tuesday morning for a trip to Smith
river.
Miss Flossie Chapman spent Satur
day and Sunday at Mapleton with
Misses Gertrude Hamble and Ernia
Noely.
Mr. Erlckson. special land exam
iner in the forestry service, left yes
terday for a trip through the hills to
tho Umpqua.
Jesse Hounds and Earl Baldwin or
Eugene spent Wednesday on the
Sluslaw and departed home yester
day. T. F. Saflev of Olympla. Wash.,
came In the first of the week for a
visit with his sons and daughters who
resido hero.
Miss Clara Webb of Troutdale Is
spending this week on the Sluslaw
with Miss Nellie Furnish at the Fur
iah home.
Mr. Paranno arrived here from
Portlnnd a few days ago and has
taken a position In the office of the
Hurd Lumber & Navigation Co.
A friend of Mr. Llebard of North
Fork arrived from Chicago last Sat
urday ami may concludo to remain
here. We did not learn his name.
Mrs. Yost moved to town Wednes
day and Mr. Yost now has the pleas
ure of taking his meals at home.
They nre living In A. F. Hurd's house.
F. J, Herger of Hie Herger-llean
Hardware Co., and Mr. Anderson, of
Eugene, were In Florence yesterday.
They are taking nn outing In this
section.
E. A. Dean, of the First National
bank of Eugene, was In town yester
day. He and his family came In the
first of the week to spend their va
cation at Mapleton.
C. H. Morgan went to lloceta Sun
day to spend a few days. He expect-
d to meet his daughter, Mrs. Clar
ence Ackerly, and family on an out
ing. Messrs. ll.illard. Shelhurg and
others arrived Wednesday from
Junction City with a team and several
dogs. They propose to hunt hear In
the cape country.
The North Fork district has en
gaged Miss Shilling of Fiddle Creek
cin:iti-y. to teach the fall term of
their school. It will commence about
the middle of October.
A. P. Kiinwies has just finished
Ills launch and got It In running or
der. He put tn the engine from the
launch that was burned, the machin
ery not being damaged much.
A few days ago, E. 11. Uolilnsoti re
ceived the web for a seine and has
been at work tills week getting the
seine ready for fishing. He expects
to have It ready about tho first of
next week.
The schooner Oakland arrived in
from San Kratuisco last l-'ridny wiih
a load of supplies f. tho Siushiw
Co-openitlve Cannery and goods for
the merchants. The supplies were
unload, d a! the cannery at Kos,. Hill
and the vessel is now taking on lum
ber at I ho Oregon California 1. um
ber Co 's mill.
.1. K. Clark of North Heud. A repre
senta'tve .of the Three States Lum
ber Co.. of I. os Angeles. Cal.. was in
Klor-nee yesterday a sh ti time on
Ills way to Cortland. He is looklm
over t.'e country to select a location
for a shingle mill and will probably
reiiirn here in m ike further examina
tions' of tlii cou.itry.
NOTICK TO THK IHTII.IC.
Whereas, my wife. Nellie tlo-ser.
has left my bed and hoard. I herebv
gie notice 1 will not be responsible
for anv l.;;; Incurred bv her
KKKP 1" COSSK't.
I'.ltid K'Ueno, Oreg. II. Sept. S. l'.'OS
oS
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ll'.g
Will. in:ll.l.ivti.
Vor up i-d:iti ''! drilling '
Inlink." - VoMlcr Co . well drillf..
Til. lS-d M21. SS Vil'.ard Hon!, t'
I..
Cluett Shirts, new styles and patterns, $ 1 .50 to $25(1
Interstate Shirts, new coat, $1 .00 to $2.00
MnnarrVi Shirts. $ LOO anrKlil
Cuffs attached or detached
Arrow Collars .in all the late styles, XK sizes
TVTzTr onrl nifhr r)frrwr('ir in npu; cViarloo J 1
xiuw emu nuV
ienis ana n. ot 1 . vaioves
Hats, Shoes,
Sophomore and Alfred Benjamin Clothing
at
Roberts Bros,
There is an
For Young Men and Women who have a
PRACTICAL EDUCATION
The Eugene Business Collq
has trained many young men and women
for responsible positions. If you are inter
ested write us for information -:- -:-
Fall Term Opens September 7, 15
Send
Eugene
Xotlcp of Snlo f WarnmlH
Pursuant to authorization duly giv
en by the voters of School District
No. 4, of Lnne county, Oreson, at an
election duly held In said district on
the second day of Hay, 1908, the di
rectors of said district will issue and
sell the negotiable, interest-bearing
warrants of the district to the amount
of $15,000. Said wurrants will be
due twenty years after date, pavable
at the option of the district after ten
years from date; will bear Interest nt
the rate of five per cent per annum.
Interest payable seml-annuallv, and
will be issued In denominations to
suit the purchasers, but in no case
less than J.'iO. The public generaliv
and each resident of the district iii
particular may subscribe for said
bonds or any portion thereof not less
than $..il. Subscriptions should be
by scaled bids stating the amount of
warrants desired and the price that
will be paid therefor, which bids
should be deposited with the under
signed at his office In the citv hall
In Kugene. Or., not later than 7-3o
P. tn. on the lintli day of September
I'.'HS. at which time ninl place the di
rectors of said district will meet tn
open said bids and award said war
rants to the highest bidders therefor
The directors reserve the right to re
ject any and all bids.
FRANK UKISXKR.
IMstric! Clerk School iiistriit
No- 4. I.ane Countv, Or
Kugene, Or.. Sept. o, i 1 1 s
Notice of Kimil Settlement
Ks'ate of Knt h Chevalier. Heceised
Nonce is hereby given tll;lt ,,, ;
dersigiieil. executrix of the estate of
Kuth Chevalier, deceased, has fi',j
her final account in the matter of
said estate. In the countv court of
Kane county. Oregon, and' th.v l.,.
day. the '.Mst day of Septemh t imus
at the hour of l o'clock In the af-or-i.oon
of that Jar hi ,
. '" " i i.eti ny
,,(.! I,, aul court, tor the
of objections to said fl.nl ....
he
"d for the final settlement of
estate: and all objection. ,.
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Matinee Saturdav 3 r. m
Evening Pertormance 7:454
ALL SEATS 10c.
Our Stock of Irons Is ElxHat
50 MORE ORDERS
The Special price of $4 will hold for a
their arrival.
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