Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 13, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHalf Capital Journal! BY HOHER BROTHERS, TUESDA1, APBIL. 1. 1697. 3tgpggaga e&gzGZ 1 O. C. T. Co's Jg? Fast Pitteztr Steaater I 'ALTONA' Uft Leare fee Portlawl Unoitj. J3e Wt4tn4T aW Frttfay 745 gj 19 lad SaaAay le a. ra. Qwtck j, itee. tg'f terrfee a4 lew U3j iwe. Dock between State ad is) Cesrt streets. Sun Umbfeilasv and Parasols. We baye now ready for In tpectfofi. rmr cmptele hcw line aod are sttowtng a very "large aw,rtnint of laple and aoreltt in ovtb I'm bcefta aad Piniok. taeia- ttiegaKimt maay styles of iMAdW . In natural. Oofd trimmed, Imported Drains Itora eat, ect, U latest Kssrafean effect. We bare afcn Jttsi opened 3 rery eeeireabte line of Jamestown Suiting. in pretty new checks and broken effects, which we are offering at price that can not, be duplicated. Vte In Titeruur lnntlonof tbese line. T. HOLVERSON. I CIA L Kt UAftioNsJ tApttdL. Udftfi INCEtfuiAftY WdRtf News "of the Department. What Is Said and Done at the Big Gray Building. M. P. BALDWIN, Ages, Salem. Pin Tmrifr4efl 0rrin!4t Tn fXf.liitlvf riaMsrn in tlw latMf I French Organdie, tbe n.rt exqukiu de4giM aod oiiorings flwuc till sonson. Gold Medal Black Dress Goods. Erery yard of lhee gd irMnranttwd ltl !. He flHln. and Uw durnMef-.r thtf Mioney. Onr-t l a rout ptet nnenL a Ntte aVnrn) G ! J Med il" gcoJ 40 Incite wide 6 ck(i r yard. Ne w Checks. Large, mall: all size checks at all price from 45 cent oer yard up. '. C ny Bo3ora Shirts, i! a netr line of 1.26 Win. OownxcB. Lnt evening tlie rerlal meeting at the Christian eboreh 0lled tbe hot, notwlth- ftaodfnz that It was Monday night. Rer. Smith preached an able aod in teresting htihoo as astral. One made t te confession. After tlie sermon the paHor baptized Are who had come f wwsrd since the last baptism, which a some nights ago. lite piah was to eloe the tweeting last night , bat when a vote was taken on holding a few nights longer tbe audience al- tnnl with one accord aroe in its favor m preaching was annonoeed for Wed teeday evenineat 7:3 by Rev. Smith. roalgbt. prevkHWIy aanoaneed, Rev. Smith will deliver his lecture on tlie "Prodigal Daughter" at 8 o'clock to a full house, o one should fall to hear it. VI I . r b 11 j !.) j. J, Dalrymple Co, Close Margin I the rule now. Every thine I have is sold on the lowest margin of prolit for spot eaih and you doo't have to pay other folk's bills Sly bargain table are loaded with the necessities, all marked plainly and you arc always welcome to come In and look .around. Staple notion of all kinds. Ladle' underwear and liiHlerr.men'd overall. ek$ . and a good line of kitchen ware 1 u. ..,.... o.," .... a' Everything at racket DrlcoST "av ". . ,BU """ Ul" '" "ave As Elegant Car. Cur "NO. 10" uas been turned out of the cor shops of the Salem Consolidated Street Railway company and It fs indeed a "palace" on wheels. It Is one of th? old "open" cars and It has been handsomely repuinted and slightly remodeled. It Is a model car for sum mer travel and when placed upon a regulur.run will no doubt be liberally pitronized. Another of the old open cart Is also being prepared for active uj during the summer and fall sea sons When the proposed Improve ments now on foot by this comnanv Lad I os' bluok i-cumloss hose 0r Children's ribbed eamlH blnck8 and Uc. The Crescent Wheel has a W modol that surpass.") any other at same price In every point. Hoe mine for yourself. Full line In stock. Several excellent second wheols listed with we to sell at very roasott'ible figures. Wiggins Bazaar, Jlo Cumincmal ircl. oneofthe best tniulpped street rail ways on the coast. &aw Olahs. A clusti of law stu dents, numbering about twelve, Is un dergoing an examination this week at the court house. "The examinations are held In the evening In the circuit court room and are being cooducU-d by S.T. Richardson, dean or '.he law dcpartmeiu.of Willamette university. rue nluss has Jm.t finished Ulack stone's course of study and the first examination was held last evening anu win oe concluded this week OHEGON PERSONALS. Curl Denton waslnChemawa today. Tom McNury has gone to Portland and Astoria. Contractor Alton Ollngcr left Mill morning for Spokane. County Judgo Hayes, of Orogon City, was In Salem today. Kx-Oov. Z. b Mw)dy has gone to Tho Dalles on n buslnoss trip. Adjutant General II. II, Tuttle ro- turned to Portland this morning. Supt, A. N. Glllwrt, of the state pciillcttlnry, was In Portland today. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dayls arrived in the city this afternoon from Lincoln county. Hanker A IIuhIi and daughter, Miss Sallle, and Mrs. A. N. Hush wore In Portland today. Mrs. Geo. Johnston, who has been visiting Ex-Gov, and Mrs. Z. P. Moody, returned today to her home nt Dufur. a .! --. -v Aiuunuuu v., a; l'arKiiurst was taken snddunly III last night, and Is today conllned to the house, being too week to attend to his usual business duties. KlmorE. Klghtllngorhas boon ap pointed engineer ut tho Yakima In dlan Agency In Waslilngton. Ho ox IteoU to Iwat his wist of duty by May 1st, Tho salary for this wwiiim. u To Attknd Pjibsuvtkky. A party of Salem's Prcbyujrlatis left.today to attend a meeting of Willamette Pres bytery which convenes at Brownsville this evening In a two days session. Those going were: Rev. Win. Robin, son, Mrs. R. S. Wallnoe, and Mrs. D P. Junk, of Salem; Rev. George, of Indopondenco, and Key. G. M. White man, of Dallas. ilalli liCUtEtt If ---V wi. wi.X.i3L. IS. ., rva&JUv ' (in tutj Tt;;ta CONOKK(1AT10.'AI.LST8 AT IIUHUAKD. The East Wlllamelto association of Congregational churches convened nt Hubbard today. The association will hold a ten days session. Ollior dele gates from the Salem churches to this meeting wero II. M. Urttnson and Mrs. W. C. Kantner who wont down 011 tho afternoon train. $7S0 per yoar and house rent. DusiNuss Mkn. Who do not hnvo thu time to go home for dinner, would do well to call at George Rros. and iry a 16 cent meal tho host on ourlh. Cold lunches are not desirable. WnAPPKRS-A now Une Just opened. They have tlkv now puffed hlueyos, llm-il willisana In tho best Rff1.? i mKA trliiumd. Prices glut! to show thorn. TIIOSK LACK SIIOBS-Wo have an. oeautlos. Reds and blacks for ladles, misses and oluldren Cmsotto's ttn?iitiSR UAr, !",e.,J.7N,n ,lml o tliom. bHIHT WAIST ACCKSSOR1KS t are showing now lines of wluto collars and oulfs, shirt fronts, win to kid bolls, lutithur Iwlls, silk bows, string ties, Windsors, shirt waUtsets eutr buttons, etc. A hlTMMEIt CX)RSETwlll soon' berouio a comfurtuhle artlclo for etory i"yVn We lia 0"10 K,xl values for J5o, COo und f I WILLIS BROS, CO,' sr0"' DIED. NADSTANK0K.-At tho family home, cornur of Seventeenth and 'i ratio streets, April 12, 1807, the In fant daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Nad stnuock. The fuuor.il sorvlcoj wero conducted from tho rosldoncc at 10 11. in. today ami 1110 rcaialns wero lutorrod In tho Cuthullc criuelory. TIJMOL.-In KisTsolem at 1. a. in. Tuesday, April Rl, 1807, Lucy Tumol aged 21 yours, or typhoid fovor. Tho teiualns wore shipped toGor- valson tho afternoon train whoro tho relatives of the doceasod reside und I where tho roinalns will bo Interred. MARRIED. I VU DELl- WEGLE. At U10 hotel Htutc, Walla Wnlla.-Wn., Wednes day. April 7, 1807, Jliss Luli Cudull, of Poriland, to Mr Albert Swogle, , of Hale ii. 1 $ , I Iejrhu n cured bv OiwjoH'i BittefS Sciiftitiffs Best vanilla extract ii, made from vanilla, not from tonka bean. ScitWtigs tsf M Uknt iuVr arc rVirtiit utraiti aHtlieMM STATE BOOSE KOTBg. Now notaries today were: Richard Ayre, Empire City, G. O. Noian, Til kimook, -J. T. Mlloer aod II. n. Newell of Portland. Two sew lumber corporations Hied articles with the secretary of state today The Mclntire Lumber Co., capital stock 81,000, incorporators J. M.iMcIntire, A. F. 31clntire and C. B. DflBofs. Albina Lumber Co., capi tal Heck SI 0.000, L. J. O. Solden, John Kane and G. W. Bates incorporators. Collector Black was a state house visitor today. State bouse matters are very quiet. The failure of W. J. Ivy to be ar pointed collector of Alaska Is taken to mean that Oregon appointments will not be ready to be made for some time. It is the general opinion that good things await iucii warm sup porters of Mckinley as C B. Moores, Dr Smith. B. F. Glltcer, Dr. Keene and M. L. Chamberlain of Salem. But plant your potatoes, gentlemen; they will made a crop before Oregon chestnuts will be ripe or read7 to pull out of the fire. The Sardine Creek Hydraulic Min ing Co., of Denyer, Colo.,has incorpor ated a branch at Medford. Superintendent Gilbert has rendered his report or tbe penitentiary to the secretary or state for the quarter end ing March 31. It shows the number of convicts 351; received during the quurter, 45; (discharged, 40; died, 1 transferred to the asylum, 1. The earnings were: For board of United States prisoners, $378. 85, and for labor in the stove foundry $2033.83 making J3368 73. The receipts were 8413. The expenditures were: Sal arias of employes, $1010; general ex pense, $1776.05; photographing con victs, $J4; electric lighting, $205.53; total, $0035.57. Supplementary articles were Sled by the Independent and Monmouth Railroad Company. The former sup plementary articles arc annulled, and the capital Is $2500. The purpose stated Is to expend the Independence ami Monmouth line to Falls City and Salem. Deeds wore executed by R. Living stone, as administrator of the Ken neth Macleay estate, conveying to A. F. Schultz the Jefferson mills for 58OOO. Another piece of Jefferson realty for $3H, and another for 87S23, wore tiled In the county recorder's otllce today. The original patent to Uriah Whit ney, for a section of land near Stay ton, signed by President Buchanan, was Hied In the county recorder's otlicc. Appeal has been taken from the decision or the county court, accept ing the final account of James Munk- crs, administrator of the Lucinda Seveglc estate. OKKOON NATIONAL OUARD. The state military board composed or Brigadier General Bcebee, Adjutant General Tuttle, Surge n General Drake and Col. Jackson or the regular nrmy as Inspector general or commis sary, held a session at the state house last night. BUI'KEMK COURT. Tho Little Nestucca Toll Road Com pany, appellant, vs. Tillamook County und Geo, E. MIzner, road supervisor or A District No. 0, respondent, argued and submitted. W, W Thayer and W. J. May for appellant. Attor Gonorul Idloman and District Attor ney S. L. Hayden for respondent. The complaint in this case was tiled on or about the 22nd day of July, 1895. Summons was Issued in tho action and duly served upon the respondent, and a temporary Injunction granted to restrain rospondeuts from tearing out theappellant's toll-gate. The re spondent, Tillamook county, appeared and tiled demurrer to tho complaint upon the grounds that it did not con tain tacts fiumcioni 10 constitute a cause of suit. It doe not appear from the record that tho respondent, MIzner, uppeared,but ho was regarded as having appeared. The circuit courc, sustained the demurrer and the appellant stood upon the complaint. MM.., n..l., muOlnn In .I.- ... 1- . v uiuj ijuvouivu in wiu vase la whether the domurrcr was well taken. Jus. N. Wluuder, respondents vs. F, Otto Burukhardt, appellant; ordered. on motion that appellant lmve leuvo to amend tho proof of service of the notice of appeal, and that his time for sorving und tiling the abstract be extended to May 1, 1697. J . R. Farrell, respondent; vs. Tho Orogon Gold Mining Company appel lant; ordered on stipulation that this " .'. .- . - J- t Tit tla B-aise, f nonaction at the Lol , 3 Awaap. - - Z7ZJ J "Wh House" Today. ! - W. .. Administrator E. H. Dw.baa'1 A second atfflJj'"J . final account of the Peter Best estate1 algal, to bvm tbe resideace of John. snows th rrcmnts u, be SW 45 while G. rigat. oa v.nan: svii. -"-- the drsbarsemeat have been 1365.4. !Cbeeketo a ad Ceater streets. fth .. .u r T.n-' the aUesot. lxt Biglit, was not cindaSwegle, deceased, Geo. S-e?e cessfol aaay be attrbated to the fact eta! have bled a notice of appeal that the Maze was discovered. brM. ... ..- ..... i..u 1. .'T T?ir. an. who resides ooe door tbe effect tbat they are appealing to tbe circuit court from the order and . ii i i m i ii TWaiia WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY -to: T7TT1 inai arw iia SUC- iM ail xa aSartP' GLOVES. Oor entire line at reduced prices. ?et . i- -t r. n-.ika Kafnr it made '. aav headway. i Mr. and Mrs. Wright bad atteooen f?MrtA In ha nvArwitia iwuirf vhitrh aside tbe demurrer interposed therein tbe regalar weekly saeeMag of tbe Old to the objectlisof G. W. aod Albert 'Folks' Whist club aad bad retired J. Swegle, Olevla Holmes and Nancy steortly before ii a ckwk. ub reio u un .u. a i ....., nr tK! intr hftnw. hortlr after tbat boflr, M w. IJCIIO. W iUt: HtMi 1JtVMv V w . .I - -t . administrator. James M. M anker? Notice of appeal in tbe case of Sam H. Brown, plaintiff, vs. tbe Southern Pacific company, wherein jodgaient was rendered on October 17. 196, in favor of tbe defendant, has been Sled with the county clerk. Mr. Brown sued to recover damage for tbe loss of his cow which, be alleged, was killed by one of the company's trains several months ago. Sheriff T. T. Wrightinan made a turnover of 18W taxes to Treasurer G. L. Brown this afternoon. The amount of today's payment was about 95,348.06. Hartvlk Cbrlstenson, of Silverton and SlverlneChrlstenson, of Marlon, have contracted 3500- pounds of hops of tbe 18978 crops to T. A. LIvesley for 8 and 9 cents respectively. Four cents is to be advanced as picking moaey. A marriage licence was Issued to ay to Harlie C. Miller and Miss Charles Cllne, both of Woodburn. oince me groom-elect is out is years of age the consent of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Miller, was required bifore the licence could be Issued. John C. Cole, executor of the estate of A, B. Cole, deceased, todav filed his annual account with the county clerk. J. L. Calert, administrator of the estate of John Calvert defeased today filed his semi-annual account with the county clerk, The report shows the receipts for the 0 months to have been $08.72 while the expenditures for the same time were $64.52 having a balance on hand of $4.20 dcsi pnysicians in tnis country lor vir- an r.rvnci..v Uriv-nci ..... a regular prescription it is c .mpo,e.l M...w. i....,u3 .lie i: u iiul' ih. l.. ..:? I. .. u: I :.i- .l " Mn wai iuui3 miuwu, uiiiuiucu wua in. In interest and attendance. Theser- best blood puri6er, acting directly upon tht vices last night at the Bantlst church mucous surfaces, iiie perfect combiranon EduardsS button MosqueUire $1 10 toclc . . Dresden (Foster) Shoo , Beatrice 4 button vvV".V.".V'' s'', Henrietta (wblttlth black stitching) gi n- Lyoo (Foster Best; l Locile (gnaranteed) I j Other thine too numerous to mention. T.Rioeman observed a bright light in Mr. Wright's apartment. An Inves tigation of tbe premises revealed a fire tbat was slowly burning at a noint near the door connect I Bg the,1 kitchen with the dining room. He immediately awakened Mr. and Mrs. Wright and notified tbe fire depart ment by means of'.a neighbor 'sStele pbone. Mr. RIneroan then returned to Mr. Wright's residence and assisted in extinguishing the flames, which was accomplished before tbe arrival of the tire department. How the lire was started will re main a mystery, but the perpetrators of such dastardly work should be fer reted out and severely dealt with. An attempt was made on Friday night, the 2nd Inst, but it also proved unsuccessful so far as accomplishing the results hoped for, although the , wood-work was badly charred. THE LSSURANCE. Mr. Wright this afternoon sent the following telegram, vhlch is self-ex-plasatory: Fireman's Fund Ins. Co , San Fran cisco. Cal., Second attempt last night to burn my dwelling. Pleae cancel policy No. 1,039,143. I prefer carrying ray own risk If I heve an enemy that will burn my property. "J. G. Wrklit." 257 Commercial st. a he Cauui 1 1 o'f'et Catarrh Cannot B: Cir;J with LOCAL APPLICATION, cannot reach the seat of the dUeasi is a blood constitutional diseue and so cure it you must take in'ernal lem eic Hall's Catarrh Cure is takenintem.illv anc acts directly upon the blood and muciu. o' faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure ii not a q -acl medicine. It was prescribed by one of . i best physicians in this country for yar r J , & bggr i&n gr a aa Jaaaaa Jasasaa' Underwear Sale. :o:- At Prices That Must Suit! -:o: were marked by a very deep interest. The strong address or Evangelist Lindsey was listened to by an almost epell-bound audience. The 10 a. m. Bible reading today was attended by neatly double the number of yester day, and It Is easy to Imagine from the Interest shown now, that the morning service will ba remembered uy nunureos soon, tiic service to night Is at 7:30 -and all are Invited, and will be made welcome Salem people have seldom had an opportunity to hear the equal of Mr. Lladsey. THE MARKETS. Talklngton, Bottger& Co's. circular today says: Chicago, April 13. May wheat opened at 67 and closed at C7ic;Llver pool was selling at 5s 9d. Cash wheat sold at 07!. PORTLAND MARKET. TBOVISION. Portland, April 13 Wheat valley, 72c, Walla Walla, 71 " ' ' Flour Portland. i.SWoLi-io.- rrahsm -, ,n ..... t, m. -.-l.il-' ' 1 " UpVIIIHW, -.J 1UI, uatr wmte, 3s 40c; crey.3739;rolIed Darren, of the two ingredients is what pro luces such wonaerlul result' in curing Catarrh Send for testimonials dee. F J. f'nENEY & Co., Toledo. (1 CP" Sold by all druggists. The Northern Pacific. Train leaves PnrM.inrl .-it. u m making close connection at Spokane for all points In the minim torrifnn- north of Spokane. If you are going to the gold fields see that vour ticket reads over tills line: Thomas, Watt & Co. 4-'-" Agents, Salem, Or. Dawson's Bitters for indigestion. Ladies op Salem. -Mrs. M. E. Smith has succeeded to the millinery business or Mrs. D. L. Flcster at the ".Farts" and rennnst vnnr incnmti., of her spring stock which is ample and elegant and offered at the best ngures for the timps. r. u,ih, i. also established a hnrmiin.nnn-tL from which she will sell trimmed hats from 2o cents to $1 8-lw Men's shoes from 90c up, Ladies' shoes from 90c up, Misses' shoes from 75c up, Men's suits from $3,35 up, Boys' suits from 75c up, Underwear, all kinds and sizes, at your own price. Qsburn's Racket Store. 4.50(37.00 in bags, 4.35S'2S. cases, 3.75. Potatoes.. Oregon, 50465c per sack. -y .uooa, 15.00 per ton. Hops lollc. Wool. .Valley, loiic; Eastern Oreeon 79e. Mohair. . 15(170. Snilstufts..fJran,$i4.5o;shortsl6.co. 1'oultry - Chickens , mixed, $2.50(0)3 00 turkeys, dressed, I2i4c, Eccs..Oregoa,QVioc per doz. Hides .green, salted 60 lbs'6Jc; under 60 lbs 5c; sheep pelts. io7oc Tallow 2jc3c Omons-2.5o(a3.oo per 160. Wheat Bags CalcuttaJ.25 per, too. Beans small white, iciic. Iima3. Ho Heavy, j. 2 c Butter. . Best dairy,3o32c:fancy creamer 40c Cheese ,ioc ni0nc'-bick 'at VOUr causo traosforrcd to Pendleton for Ta. ' 1 w - - J wl..l I .- ilH r m Court anil qiotiilti ,d Shoe Ho'we. t-berty, the Cash Drv 91 Goods I Ft talc by , Jrlarrttt & Lawrence. Stlfls- I'nlli JdiuiuM o-a.fSi-.voxi.x.'Sw. d08&fi tlH rsry VTSffie Diied Fruit Armies, evacorarn! hlcncT.1 6M7cj unbleached 3Kc4r; sundried rears 5036c Plums pitless.3c4C rrunes-4Vfc36c. -Vrl -small 4iSji; largej4jic oer lo. Mutton -Weathers 3.5o3. 75 rfressed mut ton, 6c. diSftSr 3,S:: "" ,2'J53-5: Cured Meats-dlams 10c lojc bacon Cc Lard .in pails, 70 SALEM MARKET. wneai oic Oats 38c. Hay Baled, cheat, it.oo: timnth 11 m Straw, 7.00. 'J Floar.Jn wholesale lots, 3.9JJ retail 4 4; bran, bulk 16.50; sacked, 17.00; shorts, 17.5018.00; chop feed, 15.00 16.00. Poultry Chicken, 5c Turkeys 10c. Veal.. Dressed. 4-? Hogs.. Dressed. 5 yt. Live Cattle.. a3 oneep..ive, 2.50. Wool. .Best. lac. Hops..i5est, 9 a ioc Kggji .weak7jic. rrmt Green Apples per box 1.00(91,50. Farm Smoked Meau Baccn, 7c t hums no; shoulders, 5c. Potatoes.. 30c per bu Onion& I.Co tier liu. Dried Frui-Apple. erapoiated bleached, 70 c unbleached 4c(25C. l'lunu4c. Butter-DaIry is 15c creamery lSaoc, Reduction Coupon ! Grand Easter Opening at the "Nonpareil," It'onrlnro nf rn,... t quested to cut this ad. out ,, l m,i WL at "l?."XonIneI EtSer grm cff J iacesSeonrffi and summer advanced styles hedcction coupo.v. EASTER GREETING. VII . .P. ever lleId In Salem, for children and the little ones -it the "N O N P A R I F T Vi v lOTH MrRIL 14TI1 A nSll M,s3. Chi dren and Baby hats and bonnets will to displayed and soldatspec ial prices to make it a great obect to attend and buy a t Is opening Do not foreet the place or date. NONPAREIL, street, Salem, Or. 4-10 td THE CAPITAL SOAP WORKS Successors to S3lem Soap andlChemical Works. LAUNDRY, TOILET AND TAR SOAPS. AND SAL SODA, Patronize Home Industrv.SAIways Ask for Salem Soap, FRED ACHILLES, - - PROPRIETOR. SATISFIED. Several Who Have Bought Suits Well Pleased. v uumuer who nave bouchr, suit tnf-lvua1111 SiUe of clothing rfli0 16,0'l,,(-MoJ'or st,,ck are well pleased. S12.:i0 tn isin sn n.... ,i . .. ,..rauii,i U1UU UU- 3l7CoiumercIa. iformsforSSSO. latest maxpate. fnFou,TL.AND' APfil --Make no tuts. BSSSBl'i.'iSSH1'!-!- ntTnr nt T.,..' ".'',""" . "' i":ieiore -"'-" " tunvi linuesiiian other mer court m r UlCm- By order of l'le AssIgneeJ.M.MoyerSLL1KO VU1' -mini aim uaK streets d&w Counter lem, Or. AVn PlTIH'n T , cheap. Address c:M.rnf:s2e " W"! Jtm FisH and OV.Si.CrtXyv. I ; ? . Ui ill ft! U, lirt Tew rilftt SSSrs wawumct 01 mat delicious or jfiiiii 1 SuruD IflflRRITT s LAWRENCE Notice to the Public. Salem, Or., April 10, 1897. From and after this date I will not be re sponsible for any bills contracted by Mrs. Catherine Ronuin fnrmnrlf Lennon, and warn all persons to not run bills In my name as I will not pay the same, as she has separated herself from me by imprudent conduct, ; 4-12 3t Pafton Brothers, Rubber Stamp Headquarters I Every" thing in the rub ber tint of stamps made to order. Best of work is guaranteed, Look over the fol lowing lists and place your or der with us, Hand Stamps, Self Inkers. Daters, Numbering Machine, autographs, monograms, pock et stamps, rubberstamps hold ers, stamp ink (all colors no tary seals, stencils etc. We guarantee our prices are lower than any rubber stamp, firm on the coast, and that the w irk that our firm turns out is the best and gives the clearest im presssion. P. S. Use the Sponge cushion rubber stamp. mc are soie agents. 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