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'f- 6ALEMV OREOON,' FRIDAT. APRIL . 191$. SOME PECULIAR Natlsa's Capital I horse, too, though he wouldn't say j very much. Well, he undertook, to pass m nni! 1 lrr net a'Vw-Mit or. -i a h&nt llMQTITi ITIfllIQiof hIm ur Pe'1 InCT until we ll3 III U I IwllOkw'?re Solng over the ground at "a rapid ' pace, wnen I happened -to see a mourn.-. ed policeman dn the middle, of the j street several squares ahead of uk. I m Cavcrcnent Clerks la the "f? wf-Zt I still a square away from the policeman I had slowed down enough US enable me to turn out, which ! did, and went off on another street. Grant evidently hadn't seen- the policeman waiting- for us, and rode right into his arms. well. the policeman arrested him and took him to headquarters where he deposit ed twenty dollars as collateral for his appearance In the police ; court next morning. Of course, the next morning wnen the name of U. 8. Grant was called there was no response, and the collateral was forfeited. The police man who made this arrest was ubse quently granted a. life pension. ARE FITTED TOR PROFESSIONS TONGUE AND . WILLIAMSON i -i. Cath Men Nominated f cr Coscrtss by Acclamation. THEY flECURfi WORK OUTSIDE! THE 'OFFICE HOURS AND , - MANY DO WELL. ; Walter P. Williams Writes of Some of the Famous ifen Who Have Been Government ClerksHe Tells of ltis Work In the General Land Office A flood fttory Teller. , WAKItlNGTON, IV C., March 2. Kpcclal. Corrcijo;idnce).-iW of the peculiar terwis , that ia likely "to .strike the car of a trang?r as queer when . he torn- to Washington Is "sundown . tv." A person in thA Government em ploy,' who, outride of office hours, d' ytA-n himself of herself to any other pursuit fw ttwiwy, I csllrd a "sun 'downer." Thus it ha ppen's- there are "sumKwb ."doctors, dentists, i lawyers. ' GccasiohaJly a yminir man uses 1 his .Government clerkship, as a atepplnft stone to an Independent professional ; career, hut that Is the exception. Huch i n one may attend the evenlbic profes slooal schools, 'conducted with an eye on the. tiutronaKt of 'Government rm- ployes. When lie has completed his course and is ready to begin to. apply; "his professional i know ledge, he mays lack the t-ouruge'to rtep.out of an as sured slncoirve t an uncertainty. So he h4lds on to his position. But he ees opportunities to use his knowledge outside of office hours und as his op portunities enlarge his :unbltlon. growls and he easterly 'awaits the day when he can truet himself to walk without the aid of a CJov'rnrneiit crutch I know, for -Instance, a. young attor ney who is making a specialty of pat ent law. He Is in another department, and isanxiuusly looking .forward to the time when he will have enough bus! nej in ultflrt to Juwtify him in depend ing on It .for a living, lie will prob ably not have very Tong tor wait. I have met another who Is a dentist. However, it seems that he average .clerk become a part of the ' machine ,vnd kick the . courage or the "oppiir- tunlty to s"irat himself from It. Not i-niy xms, iui .ine love or lire, at tne inpitsl city holds many here. ' Wash ington Is nil Ideal resilience city In the winter; Home enthuslust said that whejr Ihe members of H certain city congre- gaikm met In Heaven, , their greeting would ti'on this fclse: 'I-n't this mag inlfb'cnt?" surveying the gold-paved isfreets and Jasper walls' of th- New Jerusalem. "Yes, thi- In nice; but still It Isn't Washington." .Hon. Jefferson Myers and wife are In the city, having come here from Charleston, 8. C, a little more than a month ago. They have . been looking up the Oregon people ryre and find quite a number of them, and those who knew Mr; and MK Myers; In Oregon are all very much pleased to meet tHem here. Mr. Myers was a witness of the Tniman-McLaurin - encounter in the Henatc, and said that at the moment he rather expected ; firearms s would be used, -While the dignity of the Senate wss somewhat disfigured the episode lias apparently been already forgotten in the-. rush of events.ii Ho runs the world away." i It Is" n, pleasure' to say that since my lasti letter Major D. C Kherman has been promoted one grade in the ser vice. He Is regarded as a first-class ma a in his j;vis-ion ami entitle! to further recognition on the merit of his work, which wjli no doubt be accorded him. i -s - '1- ' s A note from Mr. txivi'j Wolfe Brown, one or tne f , oniciai rerorxers oi ine House of Representatives, reminds rne that in a former letter I inadvertently transferred Mr. Theo. Kj Shuey. of the Senate corps, to the other end of the Capitol. I did not mean to say that Mr. Brown mentioned the matter, but that the receipt of a note from him brought t to mind. I fear Mr. Brown does not read, my letters to the States man. Those Congressional reporters have a pretty good thing up at the Capitol even If they do work hard sometimes, and.slnce it takes fiolitlcal Influence to enable a man to do any thing at all In Washington, I have about decided to.sapply for the next vacaincy. It Is the only Job jl know of thirt would suit me here, and I am not yet decided whether it would, require more political Influence-to get a plate on the corps of reporters of debates than a $1200 , clerkship in one of the Ieiartmnt. When ' Mark Hanti.i re turns from New York, where he has gone to try. and avert a strike among the einl miners of Pennsylvania and the Virginias, think I'll go and get his opinion "on the subject. If he will stand in'. with me, you can rely on the statement that an OregotUan will fill the A next viu-ant : reportershlp at the Caltol. . And I had rather be In the Senate end of the building, for the re porters there can sit down at a table; while over in the House, they hav to write holdlrlg notebook In ha nil and chasing around 'after the speakers. And barring an occjaslonal incident of the Tilhnan-Mrlaurin kind, th Senate ie the mre deliberate Ixwly and easier to report. COTII CONVENTIONS SHORT THE FIRST DISTJHCT'S REI'RK. SENJATIVE HAS SO POSi TION THIS CAMPAIGN While Moody. In the Secv.nJ D's.r'ct. - Was Withdrawn Whn the l.'ne-rp Showed Ills Wtakne The Bailie for i Governor In the Si ate ir?onvep lion Today. 'r ELECTIONS IN IOWA. 1 Republican Mayor Was Elected in Dss Moines Osmocrats Show Cains. ' DI MOINES. , la April 1. Re turns from twenty -one of the twentjf rine precincts of, this city give Jamfs Itiennon, ReiaibUcan. for mayor, f."ni John II. Hartbrowir. majortty over Dein:mt. r . -. . , ' Dt-nison, Iar April 1. This town. Hit home of Secretary of the Treasury Fhaw an I Ccngressman t'onnortoday went IVnwx ratie by a, majority of 2. Iist fall tlK town gave Governor t ummins. a Republican, SOU majoority. MouselhoSd IPIliysicih Or llome Book of Health A VALUABLE MEDICINE. p ROSEBURGy, April 1. The Congres sional Convention was" railed- to order by Dr. T. W. Harris, of Lane (county, at 12:30 o'clock. Judge H. II. Hewitt. of Linn, was chosen temporary chair man, and- appointed committee on and order of business. The reuort of th committee on credentials was adopted, all the counties being repre sented and the tmporary organisation was made permanent. Hon. Thomas IL Tongae was tlcel' In nomination and declared the choice of the convention by arctamatlon. The several counties' presented the names of persons' for-members of the Congressional committee. ' thralrman Harris- declared the convention ad1 Journed at 1:30 p. m., and took a train in; waiting for Portland, havlng been in session 40 minute. It wis the rhortest convention ever held In he First Congresatorial District of Ore gon. .. ... For Ccushs and Colds in Children. ei have rv-it the allshtect hesitancy in rccomroendln.7 Chambertains Cough Itimely to all Vho are suffering! from ough or colds," says Chas. M. Cram er. Es.. a well known watch maker, of, Colombo. Ceylon. IC ha been tome two years since the City IIren- rary first called- my attention jtp this valuable medicine and I have jifepeat edly used it ; and It has always - been beneficial. It has cured me nultlcly of all chest colds. It Is especially! effect ive for children end seldom takes more than one bottle to cure them of hoarse ness. I have persuaded many to try this" valuable medicine, and they are all as well pleased as myself over the resurtf." For sale by Stone's Drug Stores. - , ; ; - . Portland; A prtU.-i-The Second. Dis trict Congressional j Convention con ened in this city at 10:30 this morn ing when a temporary organization wa perfected, the Williamson men be ing In control, with he aid Of the Multnomah delegations After the usual preliminaries the convention ad journed to 1:30 p. m. At that time the, convention met and perfected, a pernmnent organization, and, in a. few minutes after. Hon. 2. W. Williamson, of PrinevlMe, was placed n nomlna- $100 Reward $100. The readers of this pacer will be pleased to learn that there Is at least on dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all Its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh : Cure Is the only positive-cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease, require a con stitutional treatment. Hall' Catarrh Cure to taken Internally, acting1 direct Iv udoii the blood, and v mucous sur face of the jwystem, thereby destroy ing the foundation of the disease, and giving" the patient strength by bul d ing up the constltutUm and assisting nature in doing Its work. .The propri etors have o much faith "in Its cura tive powers, that they offer One Hun dred Dollars for any case that Ibafails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY, & CO., To ledo, O. .Sold by Druggists, 75c. ; Hall's Famllly Pills are the best. ' STRIKERS MAY PICKET. , NEW YORK April 3. Justice Gay nor, in the Spreme Court at Brooklyn, handed down a decision that strikers HON. THOMAS H.TONGUE. rome uinoiM new paer : men were "one Government; clrks. Mr, Klncaid . oi me r.uiti'tie Journal. wim srveil one ti rm Hecretary of the. State of Ore .iron. Was h cler k here far .nam sixteen .years. H llmry Wijtters.u, the brilliant editor of the Ixu1(vllle Courier Journal, also srvd Irt that i-iiikm Ity at one tiin. lLl no iloiibt 4hen gained an in.lght Into th Mlitical life of the capital city Mhlch ha.i slni e w.'rve.l hl'm well. When he undertake to serve up the polltl- i lans and rllcles f the dominant Mr )le ti they apefr In Waehlngton. his irtJclfs make Interertins- readlna. I Sinking of newspaper mi nifmlnijs JU'er, Insiited that Colonel Dike was me thiH a custom exists here that the real sheriff, and that Guden had WALTER I. WILJJAMS. .TOO MANY SHERIFFS. A Prisoner Made His Escape While the . Officers Wfre Gadding. NKW YORK. April 1. In the conie- idy of "Who' 'Sheriff?" now going on In Brooklyn, a prlsotier Is reported to have escaped from the custody of Sheriff Gudc n because John Wilson, a -- never attracted my attention in the West. It ks the printing of a column In thn daily paper, a art.of which Is devoted to noticee tinder the heviding In Memorial). That depirtmcnt evi dently has no literary editor; or If It has, he has n very; liberal llrtnse,- Here are two or three snmpte notices, with the names slightly altered, taken from late Issues of the ; "EyJ-nlng Star." the largent afternoon )nM'r in the city:. Smith. In sad, but loving rmnem hrunc of ur 'dttr daughter. -Sus;in Hobson Smith, wIki died ten vears-ago tomorrow. Annlvermiry mass ht Blank's fhunh at 7;3 o'clock Saturday nmrn ' '-. I - . -1 ; M;iy her soul rest In reac. Farewell .dear Huin. tlrnu ilrt af rest, And shall forever be; You could not stay on earth. with us, Hu" we can rom to thee. : ,1 By her parents Dear" mamma, coul.Pwe sienk to you And coul you live again. '. Our aihlng hearts would then be , healed. i j But thls"we-wish In vain. 'r ; --.-." K; i 'By 'her 'children. ' ""Campbell. In loving but sad remem. - bfurice of my devoted huhanJ. Al x ander Campbelll, w"ho departed this life . one year ago today, March 32, IsOl. , Iioveil in life, In destth remembered. i By his wife." . The publication of aui h notices the foregoing are rather better than the r average, prohubly-r-seems to be a cus . torn. I '- ' : A few. months ago I was" transferred ' to amther room in the fm division of the land office. BeK1 the writer there are In the room four "examln rs.S all of whom are lawyers. One of them Mr. Charles, T. Voder-"-is" 'to our room w hat Flnley i IVrrine tfsed "to be at the State House. ' He always has a story for the occasion. And some of , his yams tax one's credulity! quite as verely as any of Ftnley's. 1 He has .lived' In Ws4iington manyi years; anjd hfls been la the Govtrnment seniee a Kood w hile. H- was at one time a pat ron of the turf and still appreciates a horse that can make tne dust fly. The Incident I am about. to relate Is Ipot one of the class above referred tot but he says it actually took place. Somebody remarked that no fegal right to the custody of the prisoner. The latter was arttsted on a charge of contempt of court upon an arder issued by Judge Maddox. of the Supreme Cotirt.' The order fori arrest anil the commitment : naoers were de livered to Uuden after he had found his man, and he proceeded r to the Raymond street Jail. The man mt the door refused, however, to permit dud-. enrthe use pfjthe place, and after the argument was over the prisoner Is said to have been found missing. Ouden claims, however, that he has his man securely locked up, but whether In a. furnished room or In his cellar he refused to say. Bean toe Kfaatora el i Ibi Kind Yob Haw Alwari BoggM s4 ELEVEN MEN DROWNED. Result of a Collision in the Englislt , Channel Fog. LONDON, April i. Eleven wen were drowned as the result of a collision this morning near Nab lightship. 'between the Channel passenger steamer Alma and tl-s British ship , Cambrian Prince Captain Roberts, from Peru for Ant-? werp. The latter eank Immediately; and eleven of her crew perihed. The Alma returned to Southampton, badly damaged. . The collislo.n occurred at 2:30 u ni, during foggy weather. The! Alma Struck the Cambrian Princene on the starboard q,iarter,-ripping her side wide open., The sMp heeled over and senk In four minutes. The eleven sur- vivora were nauieu on Doara tne Alma by means of ropes. : The steamer's bows were badly stove In, The Cambrian PHnctsa was-built at Southampton In 18TT. She was of 1275 tons nt register; and waa owned by W Thomas A Oau of Liverpool. f '. " -' TO JiE jUVEN ASA rREMFUM WITH TwiGe-a-Week statesman IIEUE'rf AN - ABIJ Til 1 3 J BOOIC WITH THE STA'tjj- TIHS IS Oim OFFEU: MAN lOMv YEAR $H25; Oi: BOOK AIX)NE $2Z0 OITORTUNITY TO (JET A VAI.U K BOOK AT SMALL COST. - --."r--jt rtn' 1 1 tt it i-st it i? it ;; ( i -i t t i ""r--. ; si - - X,. , ;.- i i! ; " . r Hi: I! .-V H I-.a Ii . j liiM". a ii I rn-nieah-s el ..!t. such as Barterl.t!n;v, Ap-ndlciilv TuNt cuIuk'Is. j.llyi lion. m. Vrnereal - and Jkti DUeam a. Nervous etc.; Treaimtni an. . ur of every- J. Men and Wnmer aint Children. 'The . xim pleat an. y i in. -dies; minute lire lions in !... ,.f w o U n i s. c a 1 .1 fv.--bu rtvi. . i '.sii. h vtt ... phobia, sunstroke, nts. f tails, sprains, brui sea; also for nu.lln Hs..-im-.. iik,J uecripes fne causey tne symptoms, the .nature,: th.1 . St It '! croup, cholera, etc. -.It trii t-v i, - t iiif . Mraiuiriii taitt uir i , ei-fjr uanuae n IIHII ailet-l ity. 'ireatisea on ine iratsion. ana i;; muttons, snch as ive. 11. .. J.,v, Af fection.; Jealousy, Orief, Ing the Influence of the Essays: on Intei The only -toid(,h h..u.H, hold guid ;hl r.'lUbre. genuine iiu-.l-Ual btxik ever pU. tlbed. 1'...' - : Ivk-ery "i diy ae jo whlrhJ the hutr..ia race 1 eubj. et U fu! ly treatea in thU ix huuntlve v.lum-. men? arid Thorl.., which have aprarVl w-Tthla tht .-t f.w years, and ,'whteh nol even u,e.it !.,,! In other - si i ,t., j mpi('l Ikk,(-i, aie" herln dUcuet, ari l th tr aiiiu-iit 1 the femedv of every disease whk-h ulTr. i- hum in Fear, IVspaiq. Avarice, Cha.Mty. ' t'heetru'.nes-i.- i.ti.m ; . mind on-the body; . emlnenny taJcuiaicl t arni.-. ih. people to the'fact that health depend to a great- d-p-ce-up,n .the prop r .1- recxion ani roniroi n ine pasrnm.i ana emotioiiH. hperance, Use oftTobaecof Sleep ExerciseColdBathsEtc. SPECIAL LECrURK TO YOUNG UKX ' A--Complete Materia neatly 300 medical plant Med lea. or lint of the ' principal .remedies," in. lu.ljiitf T herbs and vegelable ri-niedles; dsctiptln-of t a. Ii - Address Nominated at Roseburg Yecterdsy, to Succeed Himself as Congressmen from ' this District. Hon, tfnd was nominated by acclama tion. The Coti vent Ion adopted no platform, and soon adjourned, after the Congreialonal committeemen had been fnamed. i " The Battle Today. Portland. Oregon. April 1. The con test over" the nomination f.jr Oovernor m me iiepuMican ttate tronventlun tomirrow Is growing exciting. To night the lluitnonvah county dele gates In caucus decided to SUinort W. J. Furnish, of Pendleton. The standing of candidates for Ooyernor Is tonight about follows: 'Pledged to (lovernor (leer, H; to Furnish.116; to Johns. 12; to Fulton; 3; unlnstnirt- el delega4es,l 116. .Necessary to choice, 1 72. - . , A Democrat ' Re-elected. Milwaukee. Wis.. April 1 Mayor David H. 1W a Democrat, Is re-elecjed with a plurality close to 5t0ffl. FIGHTING FOR PLACE The tirMnt was once MrrfSttNl by a police man for rapid drltlna; In-' the ' city. TeC said Mr. Yoder. "and I know- more about that than anybody else 'here. When Grant was President I owned a nice tittle trotter th4t 1 often drove around town. ; One afternoon I went home from the office and, started Senatorial Contest in Arkansas Shews Jones' Defeat. J lilTTLE ROCJC Ark, April Tonight the Senatorial situation re mains unchanged. It Is claimed that President I advices from forty-four counties show thai theyj :were. carried, by .Clarke. These count! fs have seventy -rive mem bers of the OenersJ Assembly, r eight more than a majority on Joint ballot. Senator Jones has not abandoned hope. NEW POSTMASTERS!.1 .WASHINGTON. April 1-The Ren- for a drive. ; I had not gone . very far ate. confirmations of postmasters t to when'"the President came along diiv- day were: T L O: Cogswell, oT Burke, Ing a f ist roadster.? Orant liked a fine Waho: t. F. .Babcork, of Billings, horse, and he was a good judge of Montana. ' Temperance Wins. Toieka. aKns.. April lThe Rr publi cans won in all the wards of the.clVy. Tbis is understood to be a victory for the temperance people.;.-.. The Tacema Election. Tacoima. Wash; April l.fn the municipal elextion today, Louis D. Campbell, a Republican, was re-elected mayor by about 850 majority. The Re publicans also re-elected Ernest U'ster, controller, and Chas. D. Atkins, treas urer. The Democrats elect two roun--Mmen out of the eight. in Chicago. Chlca go, j April 1. Republica ns s nd Democrats each made a gain of one al derman in the city election today. The l tw council will consist Qt thirty-nine Republicans, thirty Democrats, and one Independent. The old council consisted of trrtrty-eight Republicana, twenty nine Democrat and three Independents : JONES IS OUT. Little Rock. Ark:, April l. Whh ten counties yet to report, the return give the following results on;, the United States Benstorship; James P. Clarke. : Jamea K. Jones. SO; necessary to elect on Joint baHot. 7. ; These fta urea are" deemed conclusive. - may nwintaln a plck-el line. The Jus tice .denied n Injunction to f restrain strikers frwm iatrolUng and picketing etrerits with a view of Inducing or (compelling , men at work to ; Join the i trlke. ' -, THE ROAD CLEAR. KT. PA IH Minn.. April 1. The Northern Paeiflc main line . across North Dakota was again In operation this afternoon, and through traffic to the coast was resumed tonight; The waters of the lake formed at MrKen ale, N. -V,. by melting snow-anf! heavy raln. had so fir receded that cars hauled across the bad spot tfKlsiv. where found; 'when to be- gathered; how (t preserve sjiiie; h iv ti for-ufe. I .. . ,J ' ..-" . .,;' 'fii-;.-' , ;':: Manual for Nnrning the Hick, Treatkea on; Anatomy. . l''liy:LlyiKV aii.i Hy giene. Ponifulh; anl Sah'tary l-X-onomy Ventilation. I'uic ainl '-. tiupkn-e Air, Water. Purification of ,yatcr. Drainage, Disinfectants. ct'., u-. I'liyiMl Culture ami Development; etc. - ; i ; . " I " "'- Statesman Pub t Is hlng Co., Salon, Oregon The Pacific Homestead si SALEM, OREGON The Leading Farm Paper of the Pacific NprUi- west. ; 20-pajej illaatraied weekly, $1 er year. .We want good agents and soilcitprs, and to such . will pay a liberal commission. Write for terms. r Advertisers sttould patronize the Homeftad s CIRCULATION, 9,000 WEEKLY - 1 I - j v.' - ' - - Special rates on lond thne contiacts. , Clubbing rats with , tlio Twica-Weok Statclman, if paiti n advance, or within sU months after giving the onler, $1.76, ; 'A-'--' Addiress: I'AOIFIO IIOMESTKAD, V Oflico in Slateeman Uuilding. ? 1 8ALKM, OH. REBELLION IN TITRKEV VIENNA; April 3. The Frrle Prea rciKrts a serious rebellion among tne Servian inhabitants of ihe northern villages of Turkey. Thejnsurgents are well armed and supplied with ammutii tioiu A sanguinary encounter has oc t ULrreil between them ar.d the Alb.inl.ms at Kolashln. - - Pro Bona Publico. Alitor Statesman: The criminal custom prevails of throwing banana skips on the walks of our city. liavlng recently had a nar- rcw eicape from falling from this cause beg leave to offer an earaest protest e gainst this cruel menace to the s.fety of pedestrians. WALKER. . Halem. Or, April 2, 1902. ; OPENED NEGOTIATIONS. . KROONSTADT. April i. Acting President Sc ha lk burger has opened ne- - i . got iatlons with President Steyn. who baa been located with Delarey sand Kemp, but the whereabouts of the party has not been ascertained. Iewtt s been located near Bashof. THE "NORTH COAST LIMIT Is evt'ii 'Ix'iler 1 hone on wlitt'ls,! hrarj, Smoking .WillVn-RHWf service. JamiaryjJV 1902. The train will it was in 1901. It will b a eornpMt Parlor. Dining Itootn) Sleeping IJKni, Li- jRooin, andlJath Ilotinir-they will all' be. there, and all lighted hVelHtneity iind heated hy stcain. Firkt and sKond elass tieketjt liioth gootl on this train. ITw thw CHAdlt TRAIN ff the NQUTIlNVKST on yoitr way- to the pan-American Exposition, Buftalo, New jVork. You can o eithV r by way of St. Paul ami Chieai?o, or Du liith and theiOreit Iakes. Iiujuire of any XOUTHEaX PACIFIC Ag-nt as'fo further particulars, or write to ; ' ' ' ; V- .' ... .... ' . : . ; ! ; i. f ' . . ., A. D.CXIARIrTON Aaa't Oen'l Passenger A gnU Portland, 1 CHINESE INDEMNITT. SHANGHAI. April 1 The -third in- staHment of the indemnity i was paid today, it amounted to l.oo,00 uels. IIA8 RESIONED. WASHINQTOX, April J. Dr. Ca bcU Whitehead, chief assayer of the mint, has resigned to take effect as soon as! Secretary Shaw find a suitable man to i succeed him. ' ,- . ' ; : "Agents Authority to aVtr Real? Estate blanks, at the SUtesman Job' GOOD NEWS I i al it l i i li si I U 'tniris-ii 1 TO-HORSE OWNERS I These celebrated powders are made from a recipe of a noted Pm iaa Veteriaary Corgeoa aad base been thoroajrhly tested for the past IS years ia this country. Cesponel of pere ver etabte remedies, treaits sad sure CUf I tor HEAVES and at ail tneatafrom wbicbbavcearia,swrl asCozlt(Colila,IH8IEMPEs, fiak Kye.Eptsootic. aad Loss of Appetite. As a blood parittes tbrr have so eaeaJ. for sale bv wholesale and Retail lrK' I rl'ti. Price RO rents fter psckare. Br mail, CO eea tm. , From yaw S LM EOT CO Br AST. SI. fAVU KOHL MM Uu Wb Trespass, notices printed on cloth the Statesman office. ..LEGAL BLANKS ALL FOJIM3" AND- FIRE PRINTING, AT STATES MAN JOB ' OFFICE, SALEA1
