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Newspaper Page TextiT vwii;w(wpj!Jj)iifi!il.lvPiliyiil DJll ""WW' ' m w"n . THE DAILY JOURNAL. vM SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAT, JTJiqg. 6 1900. Don't Waste Your Time i . . i Haggling over prices at a store with a different price for peach customer. Trade with the r NEW YORK RACKET BOTE ESCAPES WITH HIS eras J fThey have absolutely one price for everybody and " i that's the very lowest -spot cash price. Have you worn the i L Shoes? They're econoniizers for you. You'll get full sat- 4 iefn nttnr fm ntw n C ' hhaJ nl PAHiiiAnUtn ' JJUlL-llUll I U 1 CYCIV Uilll. II Villi llffll 1'IIUU. 3C1 V lUCtlLMC 1 brown's mark Transvaal Forces Leave Pretoria. But are Practically Intact. ROBERT'S WILL IN SHANK L clothingt'hat is made right, and want to save f fflnf nn iha nrina nnrna nnA rnr nuar nur lir bbiiu imi in- pi it,v., bvinu uuu iwun uyv.i uui uuu utiun. iuu : I buy. Hosiery, underwear, hats, shirts, and a full line of i r furnishing goods. ; 15 to 25 peri line before vou ; r r ing goods Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store. ORGANIZE PURSUIT WITHIN ONE WEEK British Will Occupy Malmonia Buller and Christian Have an Armistice at Lalng's Nek. 3.00 3.00 WALK EASY SHOES $3.00 a pair, same grade as sold elsewhere at 3.50. See our lines of Ladies' Vesting and Kid top shoes tan and black, high and low cuts. We can save you 25 to 50c a pair. Call while the stock is com plete. Respectfully KEMSSB RROS Ur Aaaorlnttd I'rraa ta the Joral. London, Juno 0. It appears evident that tho Boor commandor-ln-chlof, Botha, with nil Ilia Rims, withdrew in good order, probably along tho Delagoa Hay railroad, with a view to Joining President Kruger. So tho Tranvaal forces remain prac tically intact, with Krngor and Steyn, Qcnoral llotlia and Secretary ltoiU all sale and in n poaition to continue tho di rection of affairs- It will probably lako Itobertsa week to organizoa campaign of pursuit. Tho military authorities antlcipatu that tho nest important nows will coino from Fuller's direction. a dispnicu irom iunteklng announces tho occupation of Malmanla, where 200 Boors havo eurrendored. London, Suno 0. A Diepatcli from Louronzo Marques says: "Duller and Christian met at Lalngs Nek. At Holler's request a three davs armlstic was ugrcod upon." Tho dispatch adds that tho British havo uvacuated Utrecht. IRISH YEOMANRY REGIMENT TAKEN mm,si,sjvm,iwmw''i''''','iiT ft m 22 k E ARE doing a great amount pf bridge and ciown work, wmen is giving me best of satisfaction our work and nrices ire what tells. Gold crowns $5.00. artificial teeth from 57.00 up. DRS. EPLEY & OLINGERi Rooms 27 and 29, K O. BLK. tri.vw)T-w.l..w..t.--kkihi.ytniiiu.ut READ THE .WEEKLY JOURNAL $!OOPER YEAR London, Juno 0. Lord Roberts re ports to tho War Olllco that tho Thir teenth Battalion of tho Imperial Yeo manry tlrish) was "overwhelmed by tho Boers at Lindloy." Lord Mothuen mado a "magnitlccnt march to tholr rescuo," but was too lato. Following Is tho text of tho dispatch from Lord Itoberts an nouncing tho disaster: "Pretoria Station, Juno G, 12:55 p. ni. I regret to report that tho Thirteenth Imperial Yeomanry had to surrender to n superior forco of tho enemy on May 31, near J.lnuloy. un receiving iniormn tion of tho battalion boing attacked, I ordered Mothuon to proceed with all speed to its nssistanco. Mothuen was then on tho march, on tho Ileilbron side of Kroonstad, and half an hour after tho receipt of my telegram on Juno 1 ho started off. By 10 a. in. of tho fol lowing day ho had marched 41 in ilea in 25 hours, hut ho was too lato to rescuo Cnlonol Spragn'e Yeomanry. Mothucn attacked tho Boers, who wcro lietwcon 2000 and 3000 strong, and after a run ning tight of five hours, completely routed thqonoray. "It Is a very regrettable clrcuniBtanco but I trust It will not bu very long be, foro tho Irish Yeomanry are released from capllvlty." County Court. Tho bids for building a bridgo in tho St. Paul neighborhood weroas follews: J. E. McCoy, f302, 0. F. Itoyal, 4 and S. J. Keer, 550. J. K. McCoy was awarded tho con tract. W. Scott Taylor salary as stock in. spector was raised from f250 to $100 por year. Judge Elect John Scott,. by special in vitation was present acquainting hltn self with tho duties of coupty judge. MARION COUNTY MIXED NEARLY A THOUSAND YOTCRS REGIS TERED DUT DID NOT VOTE. Pepulljti Elect HaltElder DtUMti for County Judie Dy Only 200. General Result On state and Legislature. 1 Tho ballots and '( tallvshcots arc In from all tho precincts and cenorallv tho election judges and clerks did their work carefully. It Is bulloved to havo been onoof tho fairest elections over hold In this county. No loiio doubts that County Clerk Hall wjll safeguard tho returns and give tho inioplo a can vassing iKNird that is above oven tho suspicion of dishonest work. I'or District Attornoy Iljirt, Is prob ably elected. Marion coujlty will bo fortunate If a good competent man Is chosen tor deputy. For County Judgo, Eldor will bo i featod by only two hundred. As hols in tno nrlmoolllleltmav still beCmintv Judgo Eldor. ' Portland nark comumslau carries bv u nirgu vuiu. Moody's plurality In thq second dls trlct may bo over 8000. In tho legislature tho ltopuhllcans win navo oh on loini uaiiot. tno Ik-mo cratlC'Citlzcns 31. ono doubtful. In rortlanu tno Citizon-Domocrats olect four senators and ton representa tives; Itopublicaus two representatives. Complete I'olk cotrntv returns show tho election of tho KomibllcHn lcuislatlva ticket, but the defeat of Wells (Itep.) for joint representative for Polk and Lin coln ; also tho oloctlon by tho Itopubll- Strswterrles In addition to our regular bill of faro Strawberries and other luxuries will bo I mrvi.il tn ntir natrons when ordered at 'served to our patrons when the St. Elmo Restaurant- 29-e-o-d - IllllllMIMlllllllllllll"" "I" fl DOES NOT KtlsPKC I ft SCIENTIST f -. nr rnrrn rNTnnrTJPK TOP V S 2CTO DISTINGUISH 1 irifc uirrcKciNc -c T Between the food kept in the two different styles of refrigerators. " - " " - t " 'vvaws;?" :?i.,7 ' This 'IP'TTI cansof clerk, commissioner, suporlntoud cut and coroner. Tho Republican stato and district ticket carried bv 120 ma. jority, local issues giviu;( tho fuslonists a partial victory. Frank Davoy and 1'oto D'Arcy no longer carry tho Catholic vote In their pocket. Tho Democratic Citizens' tlckot mado tho strongest gains in the (Jurnmii American precincts. Elkhorn Is tho banner Democratic Citizens' precinct. It shows a gain of more man a nuniired per cent. Congressman Tonguu carries ovory county In the district but two. JiiHtlco Wolvorton runs away ahead of his ticket and of course Is re-elected George Chamberlain Is elected district attorney in Multnomah county on tho Democratic-Citizen's tlckot ami is jiI. ready talked of for governor In 1002. ino union ticket mado clean sweep In Linn county. Palmer for county judgo gets about (300 plurality. This is n splendid endorsement forjudge Bar ton's administration. In Albanv tho editor of tho Democrat got one majority for justice, and the He. publican consttblo got In by onu vote. MAniO.V COUNTY INCOUrLKTK. Incoinpleld returns of tho election of Marlon county show tho ontiro Republi can tlckot was elected oxcopt candtdato forshoriff who, according t tho un official figures at hand, was dofoatod by 70 votes, by Frank W. Durblu, tho present incumbont of tho sheriff's office Thovoto complete on shoriff, glvos Durbln f Dom), 2080, and Murphy (Uop), 2010, a plurality for Durbln of seventy elxvotos. Tho Republican Legislative ticket is olectod. Following is tho voto received by each candtdato, so far as roportod, and which figures will bo changed a littlo when tho official canvas is mado. For Congress Bornard Daly , moi W. P. Elmore 11)0 James K. Sears 189 Thomas II. Tomruo 2(110 For 8 u promo Judgo O. J. Bright 224 Thos. Q. Grnc 1885 Olms. E. Wolvorton "HL'u For Dairy Food Commissioner J. V. Bailey 2310 P. L. Kenady 300 W. Schulmorlch 1001 For District Attornoy J. N. Hart ; 2028 John A. Jeffrey 2358 For Ropreseutatfvcs Charles D. llartinnn.- 25C0 Henry Koono . 2722 Lot L. Poarco 284S J. M. Poorman 2012 J.N.Bmltli "782 G. L. Brown 1880 J. It. Dlmlck 1070 E. Hofer 2070 A. II. lludelBon 2000 Geo. W. Weeks 2022 Charles Baldwin 207 J. H. Battoy 101 D. Bowerman 102 J.M.Brown 180 FrodP. Hurst 2di For County J ml no W.W.Elder 2450 OllvorJory 208 John II. 8cott 2730 For County Commissioner W. W. Culver 2271 I. C. Noedham 2603 tor Hurveyor Alfred Uobalet 2030 B. B. Horrlck 2738 For Shoriff F. W. Durbln 208(1 Chas A. Murphy 2010 r.nos rresiittii 113 For Clork W. E. Fituer 2073 L. E. Gardner 150 W.W.lIall 2001 For Reconlet Jno. J. King 185(1 A. D. Leach 187 J. II. Roland 2012 For Treasurer A. L. Downing 3011) John Illlg 317 G.O. Matlock... 1780 For Assessor Charles lAimbcko 2072 .T. Y. McClellan 1821 J. A. Taylor 200 For School Superintendent E, T. Moores '. 3030 F. A Myers 1003 O. O. Reynolds 210 For Coroner Dr D. F. Lane 3333 SMITH BROTHERS DISCHARGED. Other Orders Mde to Department No. t of the Circuit Court. An adjourned sosslon of tho Fobruary torm of tho stato circuit, Department o. I, was hold yesterday by Judgo Rur nott. Tho Indlctmonts against O. and W. Smith, charged with assault with a dan gerous weapon, commlttod upon tholr father in tho mountains nbovo Sllvorton last fall, was dismissed upon motion of tho prosecuting nttornoy. Othor docket entries woro mado as follews: Ottomar Louttleh, plaintiff, vs. G. R. Thomas, defendant; confirmation j salo confirmed. W. T. Jonk, plaintiff, vs. James Ctt sick. etal..dofonnnts: autimi for ninnnv? dofault and judomont, with orders to sell attached proportv, A 8. Cone, nlnlntlff. is. It. V. Cnnn. defondantj action for money.; Bottled. Goo. W. Armstrong, nhilnliff. vs. Z. Craven, defendant; confirmation ; sale continued. Francis Follor, plaintiff, vb, John 11. Gates, ut al., defendants; action for mouoy ; motion to strlko out part of omondcJ complaint ovorruled; demur rer of Corby & Guiss' to atuond com plaint sustained; domurrer of Gates to amend complaint overruled. F. W. Durbln, plaintiff, vs. D. II Barnhoff dofendants, replevin, settled. O. F. Young, plaintiff, vs. A. I. Wag ner, defendant, R. J. Flomming, gur- nisneo; appeal irom justice court; con BATTLE WITH BOXER Many Killed on Both Sides Not Far Jrol Pekin. KI.K IIOII.V. fichulinerlclilO.IIally8:Toiiuuo7D.ilvll. WolvertonSGreonllJunrey0IIart7I)rown 10, Ilnrtman G; Dlmlck 1 tinned to October torm by stipulation. Stato of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. O. Smith and W. Smith, defendants: nsflnult with adangorous weajion; dlsmlsseil by dis trict attornoy. Ellzaboth Batter, plaintiff, vs. Mlchnol I'orschweller, et al., defendants; action for money; settled. ' R. O. Roche, plaintiff, vs. Frank 3fc Cnlloiigh, dofondant; action for money; demurrer to complaint confessed ; plain- nn uas uniii june mil to servo anil lllo amonded complaint. Winifred A. Lewis, plaintiff, vs. Hat ito Dhyton, dofondant, action for money; sottlctl. Rortha Magulro, plaintiff, vs. F. W. Durbln. defendant: ronlevin: ntiilnliff'n domurrer to part of answer sustained. M. Aloxandor. plaintiff, vs. Ed 0. Herren, and F. Lovyrtal., defendants; motion of Herren & Levi to strike out part of comnlaint. Henrietta Savago, plaintiff, vs N. M I -earned, ot al, defandantB; action for money; dofault and Judgment with or der to garnishee to apply monoy in hi hands In satisfaction of his judgment, O. M. Elspass, plaintiff, vs. b W. Durbln defendant; action for momey. Addlo Parvlu, plaintiff, vs. Philip Rees. defendant: action lor immev: nut- tied. W. J. Van Scuyvor & Co., vs. G. L. ii i viu.i uvuuil lur lliunuj'j null Bllll for plaintiff. au Aloxandor vs. Ed, O. Herren anil F. Low et ill. action for mone: inntlnii of Horron & Levy to strike out part of complaint confessed, By eminent amended complaint eorvod and filed with loavo in iiorron v lvy to answer same by Juno 8. v. M. I'.iapaas vh I'. W. Durlilii, action for money : motion to set aslilo return of service olsuminonsovorrulod. RUSSIA MAY ATTACK JAPANESE FLEET NOW BEING MOBILIZE Russia Wants to Bo Requested to Assist China tbllS stole Order Dowagor Empress Support ing the Boxers, Ur Aaaoelntrd Prca ta tha JooraaJ. Hofer II. Poarco 6. Hudelsfin 10. Poor man 0, Weeks 1). Smith 0:Elder Kl.Scott 3; Culver ll,KeedhamH; (lolialet 0, Herrick II: Durbln 12, .Murphy 7; I'ln zer 11, Hall H; King 11, Roland 8; Mat lock, 11, Downing 8; McClellan 8, Lcmbcke 8; Moores 8. Meyers 11, Equal buffrage, yes 6, no 8. ST. I'AUL. Daly67,TongmH3;(lreenu 60, Wol vorton -10; Hart 42, Jeffrey 57; Hart man 33, Keeno35, Pearcotl iPoorinonlH, Smith IGllrowii55,i)lmlck8,IIofor51 Hud elson53, Weeks 50; Elder 113, Scott 37; Culver (17. Needham 32; Gobalot 48, Herrick 51; llniley 35, Kciilinorlch 45: Durbln 70, Murjihy 22; Flnzor 67, Hall 30; King 50, Roland 41; Downing 40, Matlock 5i; Ixjinbocke 53, .McClellan 12; .iioores-i, flyers iu, J-aiio yb. Deifaeis Cinoot D Cured by local aiillcatlons.as thev cannot reach tho diseased nortlon of the our. Thoro is only ono wuy to cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness Is caused bv an inllamiil condition of tho mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tlllyl. Whim Hitu lului i.'nlu li.H.im.ul .V!00' you haon rumiiiingHonmror liniierfect OASTOIIIA Burnt lt Kind Yon Han Alsirs Bwgi'4 BJgmtura of WJ&&U ETI THE NEW WAY The Ice and food are apart and at the same level. he cold air rails from the" ice but ascends in we food chamber allowinc the warm .air to pass oil S ahead of it. Returning again to the ice it is i cooled .. airain and acaifi thus keepipg up a conttont olrou- latlon taklug less ice and producing more cold. The vapors are condense! in uoi "''.'" find the impurities carried on wiUrthe. melting ice. 1 There are fifty in use in Salem and no reparts of THE OLD WAY. Tlie cold air falls from the Ice. the warm air a g sends causini! a collision of the two elements, re w suiting in stannation and imperfect circulation g The ice melts but does not irform the out) jp lnirwl.l tor It. Vanors are condenfced In the ioooZi chamber, causing the food to Ulnt, and all tin teourlng and during that Is done, can not pre vent It. dissatisfaction "RO'REN , and HflMILTOH Fine Weather For Cycling. You need good Bicycle Boots. We have them 50c cheaper than anywhere else. Any size or width, black or tan. Salem Shoe Store R. H. Leabo, Manager. hearing, and when It Is entirely closed iieaiuessis lliu rostill, and unions the 111 flammatlon can bo' taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed ferever: nine caios out of ten aru caused by catarrh, which is nothing hut an Inllamed condi tion of the mucous surfaces, We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (cuustd bv catarrh) that can not bu cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75o. Hall a Family Pills aru the liest. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Havo Always Bought !&&& Siianoiiai, Juno 0, Tho soldtors dis patch to nttack tho "Boxers," havo fought an engagement qulto closo to Pokiu, many boing killed on both sldos. In consequence of the representations ot Japan, tho lauding of n largo Russian forco at Taku Is alleged to havo boon sloped. It Is bollovod here that should Russia persist In, sending a proondor ing military forco to the front, a collision with Japan will bo tho Inevitable result. Alarming reports aro current ot the hurried completion ot the mobilization of tho Japaucro licet. Tho Russian minister, at Pekln, has made another attempt .to induce tho Chlucso foreign ofllco to formally ro (pi est Russian assistance to rcstoro or der, hut tho offor has not boon nccopted. Violent dissonsloas are reported bo tweon tho Chinese commaudor-ln-chlof niul the forces ot Juug-I.u and Prlnco ChlugTuan, who In accordanco with tho wibIics of the dowager empress, aro strongly supporting tho "boxers." The mobs who murdered tho English missionaries, Robinson and Norman, mutilated and disemboweled tho bodlos. Tho station nt Van Tin, three uilloa from Pekln, has been burned. CLOSING SESSIONS OF CONGRESS Wabiiinoton, Juno 0, A handful of niomborti woro on baud when the homo reassembled this morning. A confer ence reiort on tho general deficiency hill was agreed to. Cannon submitted a conference roport on the Sunday Civil Hill, showing an Item covering tho claims of Novada, tho only one In dispute, Among the Items struck nut woro Ihoso for i light-house vomoI for the Pacific coast and n branch soldiers' home in Idaho, Tho Mississippi, Miisourl and Colum bia river Items wore retained. Wahiiinutox, Juno 0. At 1 it. m., the soiiatu reconvened to proparo for final adjournment, Tho usual routine ot busi ness was practically abandoned today, nnd u recess was taken to await tho pre sentation of conference reports. STATE CONVENTIONS? . t DEMOCRATS OF INDIANA. MMUIUAmS IDAHO MEET. Alt Endorse the Chtetco PUIfwrn, He-Us? nous for Bryia Ml re mrnwW la St Mctttrs. S H "" iNutAXAi-ous, Juno 0. Tho Dbj53 cratlo State Convention mot this : ing. Tho platform reaffirms the alisi? lanco of Indiana to principles of liberal enunciatea oy Jcucrson, pledgeq alleg-.c to tho principles ot tho Chicago platform" of 1800 and commends Wm. J. Bryan tete thopeoploot tho United States. Tl" dolcgatcs at largo elected Iwero Samuels B. Morris, Hugh Doughorty, Jaraerf,, Munlock. George D.'.Monstor. John W.3 Kern was nominated for governor on thtl first ballot. MISSOURI DEMOCRATS NOMINATE DOCKERY's? Bears tho Signature Wheat Market, Hax Hiiancisco, June 0, CashOU. Ciiicaoo, Juno (I. July (17 Cash70)i GOLD DUST FLOUR MAIIK IIY The Sidney Power Co, SlIINKr, OUKOO.V. made for family use, ask your grocers for it. Uran and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT. mown 51. THERE ARE NO MORE CASES OF PLAGUE INNJUftr HI aJ, 1IIV San I'ltANL'isvo, Cal., Juno 0. Tho Iloa'rd of Health reorts no cases ot plagiiu reported within tho pust twenty four hours, Tho attorneys for tho Chinese six companion have Hied with the clerk ot the United States circuit court an appli cation for an injunction compelling tho lloare of Health, of this city, to nbaudon the quarantine which it has imposed iion tho Chinatown district. Tho petition is fllod In the nuino of Jew ilo, and recites the facts loud- Ingup to theip'iaraiitlno, It soU forth that 10,000 persons are restrained of their liberty, but that residents ot tho llstrlut othor than Chinese nro not af fected by the quarantine. The etltlmier denies that there Is any nlairiio within tho nuarantlno quarter, or that there has boon person In the dis trict allllctod with tho dlcease. Assum ing that theru may have been one or two Isolated eases, tho petitioners as sorts that the quarantine should apply only to those Individual places'whero It may exist, find that It Im unrcasoiiauio to quarantine tho entire Chinatown district. Kansas Cut, June 0. Tho Demo-4 ...It. .t.tn UIHIIHl.lLa ........l.l..-t .l.fMl iiiv miu tuiiuuuuii (cnasuinuieu liua'w inornlng. Tho platform ondorses tha'- national platform adopted at Chicago InY 1800, and declares continued fealty to f tho treo coluago ot silver and gotd at 4 ratio of 10 to 1. w It denounces the tendency towa monopoly and tho obstruction to ceiT petition. The platform reiterates lh& slon to tho Monroe doctrino and "df-Tf elates the departure from Its princlplis.v which liavo been mado by the RepuWI-i-can administration in iU war for co-js.f quest." W. J. llryan is endorsed. Ex Congressman A, H. Dockery was no- lnated for governor by acclamation. $.gK ii ii im. ii iai IDAHO DEMOCRATS ARE IN COYENTION sti Lewiston, Juno 0. The Democratic! convention mot this morning. It der veloHxl that Governor Stcunenborg I '5 not a candidate for the Kansas City con vention, and did not seek a specific en -i dorscmont ot tho Cocur d'Alono sctlon.3 Committees wore appointed, and UieT convention rocessed. James llatnlltqai Lewis will probably rccelvo tho supports of tho Idaho delegation for Ihe vice! presidential nomination. A BRAKEMAN IS BADLY MANGLED Hr Aaanolatad Prcaa ( Ika JaarasLj South Bknd, Wash., June 0. W. B.W Hush, a brakeman, had one leg cut oH(t and tho other luidly mangled by an eu-i glno last night. oy HI; BRIDGE & DnACU MANUFACTURING CO.'S S0PER10R 5T0UES and RANGES. CAN BE FOUND AT GRAY McCoy Stage, Leaves Willamette atablofisM a, m. daily for Lincoln, 'ono, McCoy, and Perrydale and return same day. Now hack, good horses and careful driver, Parcels delivered along the line. H.ft tf K. K. Datis. O. J. Parker camo down from Lyoa( this morning, and will be in the city as few days. He reports the hay crotvi which Is tholr chief product, In the fine shatio ever known. The saw mills at Mill City and all above there are shutl down for repairs, and may be closed; some mouths. Tbe annual fl. A. R. re-; union at Lyons, beginning July 3rdJ& promises to be n great success. Aliout our peanuts In our adds Vn lmvfl not often boasted Hut those who have tried then' know It well That they aro proper roasted. Give us a call, we'll treat a ktiicp When you come to town next UraV you .m jH Just "drop In" Ellis & Zinn .. . . s.. mi .nj 1 154 State St. rnone zot. Out of Order The Botanical Specialist Makes WOnderflll CtireS Wlieil Do not delay u minute It your eyes are 'nut i( iinlur. It is madness to wait. Of- Oilier UOCtorS fail. Willie a res-1 ton good eyes arorulnsd by false pride nr ji,;c ;i iv rv.rb- (f oiijeeuon io wearing giames. uoiwr Ol tlllS CUV, Ur. COOK wr nlassen than ulass eyes. Kye glasses are for ute, not ornament. Gooil glassed make your eyes live longer and your sight stronger Hrlng 'your eyes for examination. We will test them with out charge. SOLE AGENTS AT SALEM. ORE ident of this city, has gained a wide reputation as a Botanical Specialist, and cures many cases of Chronic diseases. If you are suffering from any chronic disease con sult Dr. Cook. He makes no J charges for consultation. Office 301 Liberty Street, I Salem Oregon, HERMAN 118 Btte rU. W. BARR, Bclontftlc Optician 'MiiimimiiiMHHWiiHMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiqi""''"11"1111"1""""1"