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Newspaper Page TextBE3-2E3 Daily -Capital Journal BY HOKBK DWOTHBR9 WEDKSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1800. Dr. Kccnc Is still downing tlinb bad man, Barkloy.l Wlicn will the Statesman print Til nion Ford's speech? i i s a C Let thls-bc a square, clean light for American principles. Hon. Steward L. "Woodford lunclicd with McKlnlcy Tucsdayl Ilryan and his "coimtry bred wife" got a splendid reception at Woodburn. That town of Woodburn Is agiilti scttinfT the political pace In Ocukoii. All foreign terest oven alllstn. questions are losing in international blmct- McKlnlcy clubs are inultlplyltig. Hut the people are still the power In control of this government. Who pays Dr. Kccnc to go around and abuse Elder Uarkley? Of court-e, that Is not paid by Mark Ilanna. Bryan's New York si)eech Is un answerable. Circulate It. One dol lar a hundred at this olllce In silver. "Which Is better, that we shall pay 75 cents a sack for Hour or $1.50' a sack? Under which price would all be most prosperous? Cleveland Is putting llourke Coch ran forward to feel the public pulse as to how a gold Democrat for president would be received. Tlio Oregonlan and Statesman say Senator Mitchell will support Mc Klnlcy and the gold standard. That ought to settle It. ' It Is whispered that Dr. Driver, senator-elect from Lane, Is reading tlio lcvltlcal statutes on silver to John II. Mitchell. "Which would produce the most prosperity, Hour at 75 ccntH a sack or 91.no? At which price could the far mer afford to employ most labor? Tub Jouhnai, Is again the city and county olllclal paper. It has always been the olllclal organ of tlio ragtag, riffraff and bobtail, you know. Tho Oregonlan can't answer Dayld Burr Chase, so It misrepresents him. If Harvey Scott says a man Is crazy, you know, that settles It. L , I Why not havo Martin Qtilnii speak at tho Salem Bryan ratlllcatlon? Tho freo silver driver of a Portland laundry wagon camo near going to congress, Tho goldlto and tory politicians of Oregon will wish thoy had not driven Jonathan Bourne out or tho Republi can party boforo they get through with li I in. Harper's cartoon showing that tho Now York City laboring man would bo obliged to pay double prices for all farm products under frco coinage will not hurt the feelings of tho farmers. Jonathan Bourne has at last re signed. Will the goldlto crowd bo happy now? Mr. Bourne Is ono of tho Tory best organizers In Oregon, and tho man who has built, up tlio sllvor sentiment of this state. No one can read tho speech of Sena tor Mitchell, of Oregon, printed in this Issue, and concludu that In his opinion independent bimetallism Is not the paramount Issuo In this cam palgn, To the Taxpayers of Marlon County, Tho county board of equalization will convene utt) o'clock a. m., Aug ust 31, 1800, and will bo In session six consecutive days. I). J). Coffey, county assessor. axw unity ii JItT A n;i dmmju..Z Prt w"i Duruuiif latent FG64 taflle Brand HauamaaiI Uttb "Infant Health." il a llttla book of ereat value that U Hill I'KKU on apniW cauon. N. Y. CamkMeii MUfc C. 9 tl Kadaaa Slref. v Vu.b 'COUNTY COURT AUGUST TERM, 189O. ROAD AND IirUDUE. Southern Pacific Co. gravel, $12.50. John Llchty, lumber, $401.28. W. II. Moon, lumber, $5. Eadubaugh & Tyler, team hire, $3.50. Jos. Lavler, lumber, $8.00. J. M. Eskcw, repairing bridge, $8. B. B. Hcrrlck ct al, view and sur veying road, $45.30. Brown & Smith, nails, $4. G. Collins & Co. team hire, $3.50. John Lccdy, lumber, $47.02. I vjiiiu ouiuiun, icuiu iiiiu, .. -.I.. I. L.l.l . .-.. !.! 0 E. Matholt, superintvndcnt, gravel ing hill, $25. J. F. Bashor, lumber, $0.40. J. A. Evuns, graycl, $5.50. J. O. Long, lumber, $22.50. U. M. Wade & Co., scraper and nails, $100.45. It. II. Westi'cott, team hire, $2 50. Capital Lumbering Co., lumber, $22.80. J.F. Anderson, bridge work, claimed $100.30, continued. B. B. Derrick etal, view and sur-1 veylmrroad, $31.20. M. Ilmvo. Inmlinr. 20.48. I J. E. McCoy, building bridge, $48.57. II. M. Dlinlck, lumber, $13.11. C. F. Royal, building bridge. $25. G. B. Trask, repairing bridge, $10. 35. - ...,..,, ......wV.f . W. T. IUgdon, repairing bridge, $10.70. I O. W. Loftls, repairing bridge, $4.50. J. It. Beese, repairing bridge, $2.50. II. L. Earl, nails etc., $2.05. H. L. Swartz, lumber, claimed, $15.10. Allowed $13.50. Salem Water Co., examining bridge. $20. Morris & Amend, lumber, $0.03. Salem Iron Works, Iron rods, $8.10. Morris & Amend, lumber, claimed $10; allowed $10. W H Hunt, gravel, $10. John Kirschulck, gravel, $2.05. W II Hunt, gravel, $5. E W Itoss, bridge bolts, $45. A It Flnlay, repairing bridge, $47.50. SB Crocker, building bridge, $100.80. J N Lewis, grading, $85. E Nordyke, building bridge, $100 H Mclrlug, freight on grader, $5.80. J E McCoy, building bridge, $130. CRIMINAL. ACCOUNT. 1 State of Oregon vs Will Sherwoed: SLIInydcn W 00 Ed NEdes 0 70 ACDIlley 2 30 Statu of Oregon vs Heucllnc: JQLInch 0 80 Slate or Oregon vs W H Egan: SLHayden $ 5 00 II A Johnson, J r 12 15 ( A 1' Will 11 IU IV James Barnes , 4 10 ECass 3 00 Wm Wanton 3 10 Norman Harpoolo' 3 00 Llzlo Musscy 3 00 Ed Brooks 3 00 a ti iif .1. 1 rt r CarlHuusaker 3 00 Statu of Oregon vs W. 11 Smith: ncitamsby $1 15, liuuniu uinuy 1 uu Gcoro Downing 1 70 Jolm.Dahl 2 30 11 Smith 1 50 Statu of Oregon vs F. J . Beitty: AOCondlt $ 5 00 AEdwards 2 50 IV.. TMitMinlu 0 nt niiiiAiuiuu-. , .n, DrWHByrd 1 70 Brown & Smith 2 50 II A Johnson 17 30 ! Scott Bozorth 285 00 Dr. W. D. Johnson 2 50 insank account. Eliza Long 2 60 , 111 Bradshaw $ 5 00 Juko Johnson 2 60 ' H A Johnson 6 00 ATWaln 10 70'SL Hayden 10 00 II L Beaty 2 50 coroni:r account. Maudo Edwards 2 50 Mrs Alice Van Vlack $ 1 70 John Kyan 2 60 K S Porter, eld $2; not allowed. Stato of Oregon to of Oregon vs Marlon Porter. 1 WMHllloary. $4 20 Mr9 Oscar Col'o 2 30 Henry Helmkee 10 05 ' Charles Adair 1 00 Roy Mlllor 2 30 Stato of Oregon vs John Sykes: SL flaydon Paid Ed NEdes 1 70 ACDIlley 2 30 Statu of Oregon vs W B McCermlck: SLHayden $0 00 M S Johnson, , 3 60 Win Edwards 3 30 J M Taylor 13 25 Arinuriuiwimison 330 biniu or urcK'on v ic. J. uapies: FA l-'ord i) 80 Fred Provost 1 70 WO Mlllor 1 70 Walter Dnrant 1 70 E Hutchinson 2 60 E AVCopps 14 20 All Dlinnilolc 5 10 Dnvo KumHK'0 2 oO ChtisMuulor 1 70 J II Sweeney 2 50 Stato or Oregon vh Frank tarr: SLlroyden 2 80 Fd N Eden tl 70 AUDIlloy I 80 Stato of Oregon vs Robert (letehlson ; fcL. Hayden 00 James IVrrln.... I) W Gibson.... KdNFdes Oscar IlodKlns.. ...... ..... .... a 1 uuioy... .1 W Oanlblu J i. .. ' MrsL Wagrton 1 " MaudWngnon 20 EdNEdcs 10 25 AODliley 1 W WnttShlp 1 " ACDIlley 14 30 Waller Plymalc 1 70 State of Oregon vs Henry Iustiel: SLHaydei WOO Ed N Edcs , 0 70 ACDIlley 2 30 State pf Oregon vs James Kent: SLHaydqn .' WOO Ed N Edes 0 80 A-CDIllcy 1 80 State of Oregon vs Earl Hansen: IS L Harden 82 00. EdNEdcs 0 20, ;A C Wiley i 80 I State of Oregon vs Newt. Jcrman: SLHayden W 00 I Ed NEdes l 70 ACDIlley 2 :io State of Oregon vs A.Swnnsons SL Hayden $5 00 Ed N Erics 8 00 I ACDIlley 3 00 rj w Gibson 1 70 'ACDIlley 150 state of Oregon vs Win. Dawson! s L Hayden $2 50 Jas Pcrrln ,. 1 70 Ed NEdes 7 30 Geo Townsend 1 70 AC Dllley 7 30 Joe Woods 1 70 Stelner Drug Co, medicine, etc.. 10 00 'j a Husscy -0 40 STATIONKKV ACCOUNT. Cap Journal PubCo $ 7 50 EMWaltoPrtCo 4 50 F T Wrlghtman 5 00 Stuart & Thompson Co 7 00 II A Johnson 10 00 FS Dearborn 4 75 FW Waters 4 00 Woodburn Independent 2 60 Statesman Pub Co 31 28 Patton Bros 33 05 Journal Pub Co.cld $44.10;alld.. 25 00 Lewis Dryden Prt Co 18 50 Geo F Rogers 200 00 REMooresfc Co 2 25 GW.Toncs 2 50 O L Brown 50 l'AUI'KH ACCOUNT. Hnnlette Clinton, eld $57; ulld.S 38 00 IWcllcrBros 0 50 t Salem hospital 51 00 'Stelner Drug Co 14 00 J W Vcatch 4 00 OW Ptitman 8 35 FM Townsend ; 0 00 McAtcc & Smith 1170 WW Stephenson 170 80 Cuslck & Morse, eld $140; alld . . 70 00 John Hughes 3 35 McAtcc & Smith 2 40 JohnG Wright 2 10 COURT 1IOU8B AND JAIL ACCOUNT. Salem Con St By Co $ 50 00 Fred Meyer 2 00 Stelner & Blosscr 2 35 Brown & Smith 8 75 Ore Tel nnd Tel Co 4 75 Solem Water Co 57 77 Gray Bros 7 50 Bernardl & Duusford 07 05 J A Bernardl 3 60 Hanson & Landon 1 1 75 Huron & Hamilton 113 07 M A. Budlong 80 a. iu. jiougii i im C. Northcutt 1 50 Wm. Wamor 132 28 John Hughes 27 85 G. L. Brown 75 C. McAlpln 27 60 W S Beckner 60 00 Gilbert &Pattorson 0 85 Chits Moshbcrger .... 5 60 STOCK INSPECTOK. W L Slmeral $00 00 BURVKYOR ACCOUNT. B B Hcrrlck Jr $0 00 DISTRICT ATTORNKV ACCOUNT. S L Hayden $20 30 James McCain 20 00 In tho matter of tho report of John Knight, shcrllT, report or taxes col lected for year, 1805, accepted; In tho mattoror tho petition, or J. J. Ryan, for liquor license to sell liquor In Buttovllle, Oregon, allowed; in tho mattoror tho report orL. Y. Ulilen, county elerk, for warrants drawn, August 1. 1 800. for salaries of recorder, sheriff and clerk, approved; in the matter or the appointment or a Canada thistle commissioner, for road district No. 10, J. Stewart ap pointed; In tho matter or securing a special loan, topayolT called warrants, tho county Jude appointed a committee, of one, to H'curo said loan and report IContlnued on third page. FAILING (MANHOOD General and Nervous DoMllty. Vcnfcntm of Roily m 1 Mind. 1-itovU of Krroi or Ksic-'' n Old or Voitn. l'.nhut, Noble Manlo-l fully llostonxl. How to J.iilarirj ami Htrciiftlica WvaB, l'n ItivtJoixxl rortlans nf llwly. Absolutely nn fnlUmrHuuiuTreatuiiint, llonutlis In ft tiny, la KlA,i4 iiii.l Ff retail 1 " mS t IV AIoil Irktirv (mm JZA&t&b. 5 The highest -- tobaccos good nd Every .5" known there 19 none just as Black well's BULL DURHAM Smoking wbacco You will find cncli twoounccb.iK.miu two cou ftX pons inside bneot jiiackwcii si-mrnnin. P Buy n bng of this cclc brntcd tohnccoaud lend the ' counon L' of vnlusiblc to JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and (he most complete stocc of brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE OR TRADE. An decant 12. acru tract of land in Hampden Park addilicn, on Asylum avenue. Will trade fur residcrce property in Salum. Address W., care Jour nal. FOR SALE ORTPADK-M5 actes lm proved (arm land, 4 miles cast u( Salim.wllli new houso, new bain, running water; will sell or trade for cheaper land. Address O. M. Kcoves, halem. Ur. 7 27 im VO0DW7NfEI)-Ten cords of prime big fir, ten cords of grub oak and ten cordd split ash. Address, with price, XXX, care this ollice. 14 If HERE'S VoUR" (TiIXNCET-'A proprietor wants to trade a good weekly newpaper office In good town for unincumbered Im roved Sa I em property. No opposition. Good rea sons. Information at tins office. 6 18 tf 1'OK iALfc. Driving marc lor sale at a bar gain; weialit about 1 1O0J good traveler, In quire of Wm. Brown & Co. 30 tf l'O RS A LE At a Bargain. Fine residence and earner lot, near city hall. For further particulars inquire at this office. 6-231! CARI'ET PAPER Large lot ol heavy brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. I us the thing for putting under carpets. Call a Journal office. -. 1. .1 . l Ll .. t I - 1 1 YANTED. Solicitors for campaign book "Bryan, Sewall and Free Silver," authorized by Bryan, written by K. L. Metcalf, Editor Omaha World. Herald, appointed author by Bryan, Contains speeches and platform. A bonanza fur agents, a free silver mine for workers. Only St 50. The only autnorized book. 50 per cent. Credit given. Freight paid. Outfit free. Begin now with choice of territory, Permanent, profitable woik for '96. Address The National Bcok Conce n, Star Building, Chicago. 8 io-3ot "I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be unto nil people." A"BIBL KEY." "The Man of the Ages." This is the best work on the Bible, tver issued from the press. It gives a complete explanation of all the doctrinal subjects of the holy scriptures, presenting the wonderful harmony, simplicity aud bcimty of God's 'plans for the redemption of the human family from sin and death. Tho work is complete in three (3) volumes, nil for $1, Address T. II. LLOYD, 164 Waller street, Salem, Or. 7.17.1m" Kindergarten and Primary School Mrs. C. M.Ogle will reopen her kinder garten, Including primary department in sep. arate room. Also Training Class for Kindcrgart' ncrs in September. SALEM WATER CO. Office: Willamette Motel Duildiic lor water service ipply at ofltce. llill payable monthly in advance. Make a complaints at the oliice. There will tie no deduction in water rate on account of temporary alisence from the city unless notico is left at the office. Hereafter water for Iirlcatlon will only b , furnished to regular consumers using watei 1 for domestic purpose. Contractors lor stile walks, brick work and plastering will please read "under building purposes" page 17 ol schedule of rates for 1893. Apply at otlic for copy. 50 6ents ON THE DOLLAR. Ed, S. Lamport, 289 Commercial St., Salem, Or,, Hasbought the Frank. E Shak fcr and the M. Bcamcr harness stocks at forced sale. 54,000 worth ot goods will be disposed of at 50 cents on the dollar. rln Hi f r other , 13 "J if. t as Durham." old anioker & jm good as one coupon inside ciu.li lour ounce which uives n list' H presents nnd how get tlicm. Jt C. H. MACK. - DENTIST. - Successor to Dr. J. M. Kccnc, old White Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring superior operation nt moderate fees in any branch are in especial request. Peter G, Norgren, (Formerly with V, J. Lars.cn & Co ) Carriage and wagon shop, 320 Commerclul street. Ilring on yoar work, old or new, and have it done with a guarantee of satisfaction. 6 2&d&w tf WHAT IS SAID. Some say we give the bct meal In town for 15c. We say try us and see. 101 HKTAORANT ! S. UICIIAKDSON. I'ltl)!'. tTSecond door north of Ht-lcl Willamette. "THE ANDERSON' Stage headquarters centrally located ai "The Anderson" for lines leaving Snlcm Slates there fir orders. All packages ivd parcels left there will be cared (or. Waiting parlors, good rooms, and meals at all hours. GEO. V. ANDKUSON, Prop. Depot Express. Meets all masl and passenger trains, gage and express to nil parts of the Prompt setvice. Telephone No. 70. bag city. JAMES KADER. MEN WANTED to chop cord wood. The Labor Exchange wants u numbe. of good wood choppers at once. Apply at warehouse. 11. J. SHARP, 8 4 tf Manager, T. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a splalty of fine repair work, Setb Thomas clock . etc., 215 Commercial htreet On farm land security. Special rates on large loans. Loans consideted without delay HAMILTON & MOIR Ruth Rank bulldinS. MONEY TO LOAN! On city or farm property. Over Bush's Rank, T. K. TORDJ C. H. LANE, 11 im 211 Commsrclnl St., Salem Or KPSulls $15 upwards. I'antsJ upwands'l WOLZ'S HARKB r 1 u I3FKEE DELIVERY. WOLZ ii MIESCKE Proos. Dealars in all kinds of fresh an I "salt meats" CiyFresh sausago a specialty. 171 COMMERCIAL ST Salem Steam Laundry Please noticejthc cut in prices on the following! Shirts, plain locenls Under Under rawers.. em inr.ni shirt to locenls Socks, per pair 3 cent, Handkerchiefs . -. Silk handkerchiefs .".7.7.3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen, and other work in proportion. Flannels andfother work inJJ telhgently washed by hand. Col. J. Olmsted Prop, CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, Tisfij. tlnll. tlUtul MONEY TO LOAN 1 inh ntt 1 1 in iiiu m 1 AIL 111 5fejg. M iZ SriiHrtj:-J nmrM; RUNS Pullman SleerJihCars".' . . Elegant. Dinm Cars Tourist Sleeoino'.Carb To bt. 1'aul, Minneapolis, Dulutii, tuigu, 'irand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, Helena and Hutte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, lloston, nnd all l'oints "East and South HFor Information, tlme"cards, tickets, call on or wrltn maps an THOMAS, WATT & CO. AGENTS, 265 Commercial srreet, Salem, Or. A. D. Charlton, Ast. Gen'l. .Pass. Agt., Morrison St.. corner Third Portland, Or. (UiU, ft Si. Paul Ry, GLANCE AT THIS MA Of the Chcigo, 'M'lw.iukce'nndlSt. Paul Railway und iiute its connection with all transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha, and rnmember when going esst that Its tru'ns are lighted with electricity and heated by steam. Its equipment Is superb. Elegant RufTet, library, smoking and sleeping cars, with free reclining chairs. Each sleeping car I'ci tli lias an electric reading lamp, ana its dining enrs aro the best in the world. Other lines are longer than this, but none aro shorter, and no other oflers the above lux urious accommodations The: ure sufficient reasons for the popularity of "The Mllwau Kce." coupon ticket agents in every rail road office will give yon further information, or address C. J. EDDV, General Agent, J. W.UAII-. I'rav, Pass. Agent. Portland For Delicacy, for purity, and for Improvement of the com plexion nothing equals Pozzovr's Powdku. OREGON CENTRAL ,AND- Eastern R. R. Company i LYAQUINA-I1AY ROUTE. "Connecting at Yaquina Uay with the Sa Wancisco & Yaqulni Uay Steamship Co. STEAMER "FARALLON," Sails from Yaquina every 8 days for San Francisco, Coos Hay, Port Orforil, Trinidad and Humbolt Hay. 'Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette valley and California, Fare from Albany or points west to San Franclscoi Cabin, Joj steerage, $4; to Coos Hay and Port Orford, cabin 6; to Humboldt Day, cabin $8; round trip, good 60 days, $16. YAOUINA HAY. The most popular seaside resort on the North Pacific Coast. No undertow surf bathing absolutely safe.' For those wishing to combine hunting and fishing with aquatic sports, this resort has no equal. Deer, bear, elk, cougar, brook trout and salmon trout can bs found In abundance wlihin a few hours' drive of the bay, CPReduced rates to all points. EDWIN STONE, Manage?, Ccrvallis, Or. J. C. MAYO, Supt. River Division. M. P. HALDWIN, Local Agent.Altona Dock faalem. ONE-HMJ 6IIC OK UOX POZZONl'S COMPLEXION POWDER! hal,j??n ", bandar J for fortr rer and' U moro popular t(HlaT than oror before. . P02Z0xIS I A dollar' r:iTiW ".""'.u u unnieu. , ! ., .......am inilWUOl IOUIO IOCS. VI I. .... . u:::'?w?A"ri liOA. lit irllfii frc of eUaravL. n r.innn MINN D80T ASAjl J M " N M I LVAU KMg i o w a Vr 7 yS EAST AND SOUTH -VIA. Shasta Route, OP THE Southern Pacific 10 California Express Train-Run da k... Porlfand and San Francisco. '' 't n 8:So p. m. ) Lyr-PortlandlZAT-iltoop.m.VLv-' Salens. Ar IQI45 a-m ) Ar-S. Frlsco-Lvl :la n" 8- -..I. o, m 7 p. ttl Above trains stop at EaatMWii,.,.! n City, Wo, dburn,P &&$$'$& leflerson, Albany, Albany lunc Ion' t'100' Shedds, Halsey.7larrl,bL! 1 T'ltnV" !L.H.SlirZ i V. ' -"-"-! "iiu,i ana all from Roseburg to Ashland.lnclurlve. tlxioni """" mail DAILY. South "Hortir" 20 p.m. 8:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. lv. Portland nr. lv. Salem lv. G:20 p.m ar. itoseb'g lv. o:w ii.m, ortb 4:00 n.m lv. Portland ar. 10:15 a.m" 0:15 p.m. ar. balem lv 8:00 nm DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE PULLNIAN' UUFFET SLEEPERS nud second-class sleeping cars attached to til through trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corvallii, daily (,. cept Sunday.) "7:30 a.m. I Lv. Portland. Ar. 1 bsio p. rT 12:15 p.m. f Ar. Corvallis. Lvliitcn.n, At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon Contral & Eastern Railroad. Express train dally except Sunday. 4:45 p. m. Lv. Portland Ar. 1 :je s.". 7125 p. m. ( Ar. McMlnvllle Lt j j-.sos.m. THROUGH TICKETS to all nolnts In the Enttrm Kl9i. rv.4. and Europe can be obtained at Toweit rutti from W.W. SKINNER, Agent, Salem. E. P, ROGERS, Asst. G. f. & P. A., Portland, Or. R. KOEHLER, Manager. Through Tickets TO THE EAST! jVIA THE U.'iion Pacific byswin, R 1 hrough Pullman Pahice Sleepers. Touru, SleeperB and Free! Reclining Chairs dsll; between Portland to Chicago, Our trains ate heated b";steam and 'a lighted, by Pintsch light. Time to Chicago, 3 t-s. Jays Time to New York, 4 1-2 days. Which Is many hours qulckerjtlian corn petito'8. ., .. , For rates, time tables and full Jinlornut'on apply to BOISE & JiAJiKJiit, Agents, Salem, Or. R.V BAXTER, C.E.BROWN. General Agent Dlst. Pass. Acent 13S Third Street. Portland. I 1). 0ROWN, 187 Commercial street. njirii "-, - BHRDISUN . .... tin ll tm Ladloswnu --- - BAL.li.M PAHStOMflfn South 1 i K....- 1 FOUNTAIN ym ! Areflnedeompleiionmustuserw Viyw&:::::::"::::::: "" im HEDI0AL 00- Buffalo, H.Y, hmih8imX Sign of the Tjphitc Horse. at DnoaaisTa aho fancy 8toue3. " -i i "H .". jMlSO