The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 28, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textw m k. K - BT N 1. 'J" kmiiiiti ! The Remainder of the Month Of January; ' t Will be crowded 'full of bargains for careful ' buyers, at our store. ., ,iiA. ; . - .... We bought an immense lineqrspnng gooas ior uur nanr cftrn 111 4lld ... .&.. ' new store in the (. - v0ld White Corner... , And as they are already on the-road we will putforih renewed efforts to make a clean-up of everything in our store to make room for the new arrivals. HolVersonfo UiMiwMnaaMmnMaaaiaaiannHaHi THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OF SALEM SB&$ 00 36 lM$m iS I r.'iH.il n r.K m i vyJ I' f T i Till ff ift 3S V . WBmm 11 rs? .wJ i057T?tiifllraV lUt ' vy "'"--UJ4WO- A Skillful Art GOULD FAMILY I watch repairing, and tho skillful repslrer li closo akin to tlio manu facturer. Wo combine Iwth. If i broken or lost, wo can roplaco It You may linvo watch that you think can't bu made to keep tlmo it may bo because you have never placed It in skilled hands. If to, lotus see it. If It can bo made Into a time pleco, wo can do it. Watches cleaned, 76c, JUIn Hprings, 76c. .' C. H. Hinges, X ExOTt Watchmaker 20 years lixwrltnce. 296 Commercial Street. THE WEATHER. To V lit fair, Tuesday probably ralu, Wheat Market, Bam Fnanrwo, Jan. 28-Cash 98tf. Oiiicaoo, III., Jan. 28,-Mny. 70. Kolem, W. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADM DV Tho SIdnov Power Co, biade for family ne, ask your grocers for t. wan and snorts always on lianu. PEBSOrUL K T. WALN, rnona 51, AGENT UP fM AIM la Nvc oao oftht flatit BELGIAN HARES lithe state. Wataa prove the above amnios H wu will tay our rakkllry a vftlr. Wi.btvt teas tut the heillnttit iteck. At wr it ktt for fcreedlai stock you can sttord cmUmljr to uvs a TJiltUa lists dlantr. We iiiarantee a f ooi ttrali M w dUrts ea ill mmuttunuthti. StlUa Hsr Ptdlirti tlaaks for tils: I'HIOKS Mayor 8. P. Daviy and Lawyer W. II. Quccnor aro down from Btaylon today. Judge J. II, Kcott Is confined to bin room today by a alight attack ot la grlppo. Annual mooting of Balcm district to Invv lux In ln Imlil Mrimlnv nvnnlntr. at the city hall, at 7:30. D. M. Dryden was in the city today and secured a marriage llconso for Miss Mary Fisher and J, II. Foselor. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kauf. man Monday morning. Tho family ro- sldo on Twenty-fifth street, and aro re cently from Minnesota, Ms. A. 0. Cox, of tho city, rerolved tho sad iiuwa of the death of her daugh ter, Addla Cox, In Alvarado, Calif., whero slid had gono to recover her health, Tho remains will bo brought homo for burial In tho family lot in Iturnl comolory. Enjoined From Distributing the Income OF THE COUNTESS bE CASTELLANE Movement to Erect a Monu- ment to the Late Queen of England. New York, Jan. 28. Jusllco Beach today handed down n decision continu ing tho temporary injunction restraining Geo. J, Ifclwin, Howard and Helen Gould, as trustees of their fattier, from their father, from paying over tho in come to their sister, the Countess Ho Oaatellano, pending trial of the action brought by a London dealer against tho Count and Countosi De Caitellane for paintings and brle-a-brae k furnished thorn. Nxw Yonic, Jan, '13, A dispatch to tho Tribune from London pays: A movement, which is, howovor, without official encouragement, is on foot to orect a great monument to Queen Victo ria, in London, Already a sign comes rrom India that such a proposal would be likely to meet tho spontaneous wishes of tho subjects of tho crown in far away climes. Tlio suggestion that May 24, tho Queen's birthday shall bo kept for ever "n a public holiday nleo finds favor. Tills is all thu more desirable, as King Edward's birthday falls on Nov. 0, a period of tho year wholly unr.ropltious to tho enjoyment of brilliant pageantry, such as that of trooolng of tho colors, which u undoubtedly the prettiest dis play of tho season. For extras see Deane, ARMED jl FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPE j REBELS is gi H U CO TO ARRANGE FOR ANNUAL BALL (Ooprr l-m ft 10, TMrbooli nriw. By Mill toiitsli. Stad for staid. Cilloaibo COMMERCf AL RADBITRY 516 Commercial SI. Sale si. Ore. Or address GLENN SCHACFER. Sslcot Ore. It Strikes Home Oo. II. Deane has n full I in- of parts and extras for all tuakoof machines he I0 rr-jwlrf, clean and adjusts call and meet him any Information In his line that he can glvo you ho does freely. Geo. H. Deane min 147 Court street. BU.uiiii'igiLUJL'iJiL '''laajaag 8KtUI S!. Wet weather phI. AlUf our Mack intMheaaoJdatAO per rent mlurtiou, All of cur It 00 Umbrellas 75 cts. Allot our T.Vt Umbrella now M cts, BALEM WOOLBM MILL 8T0IIK. U W tl Tho rejular drill by Co. F, Monday nignt will bo followed by a eoclnl dance. Preliminary arrangements will also he mide for tlio annual ball Feb. Sii, which will bo the social event of thu season, Among the promlnoiit guusts who aro lo be present will bo Gen. and Mrs. Hum mers, Col G. 0. Yuran, commanding the Fourth Kegt, and members ol thu Itri gade and Governor's staff. JUDAH'S POLICE COURT SENTENCES II, Turner, riding blcyule without license, Until fl: poiit Miss M McCoy, name. It. Roberta, driiuketiess lined flOor 5 days coiitluomont. Committed for 6 days, Btate of Oregou vs. Jas. I'onland, tres pass, set fur 2 p. in., Monday. FILIPINO MILITIA WILL BE ORGANIZED. Nnv Your, Jan. 28. After tho pass iigu of tho army reorganization hill, Sec retary Hoot will cablo permission to Major-General MacArthur to organiza tion regiuientn of Filipino infantry and cavalry, says the Washington corres pondents of tho Herald, llils notion will be taken upon thu re commendation of thu Taft commission, i'hu commission saya that while thu American soldiers nro tiiiiurprasscd in war they don't make the best policemen In the 1'hillpliies. Native troops In the main, the commission believes should be ufllcurud by Americans. Defeat Government Troops in Venezuela PROMINENT PERSONS ORDERED SHOT A Battle in Which Several Hundred Persons Are Reported Killed New York, Jan. 28 A dispatch to tho Herald from Port of Spain, Trini dad ears: Details have beonrccolv ed Iiere of a flerco fkhtlnir Inst week on the main land near Gulriaand Carupano, result lug In final defeats for tho government troops. Several hundred men' were kilted in tho emraeements. Carunano 1ms been captured bv the insurgents, ami a large quantity ol arms and ammunition taken. lrapa and Guiria, I'ortfl on tho Gulf of Pari a, hove alao been ocrupled, despite tho activity of the gunboats that aro patrolling the coast. Itoports from Caracas also indicate grave conditions. Persons horo who aro in tough with tho situation aro in formed that n chief of battalion of the government forces in Caracaa has revolted. Tho catiso of tho mutiny is said to havo been an ordor Issued by President Castro that certain prominont perpons suspected of being in Idaguo with the reqols soould be shat Tho orders were given to oiio of tho military commanders and disobayed. Trouble in tho Central states seems to be growing, although thu censorship prevents details from being sent. It is roitotrod that tho rebel leaders nro re ceiving aid from Colombia and that vigorous protest will bo made by tho Castro government. As Colombia has long bellovcd that President Castro has been giving aid to tho rebels In that country, thoro is pos sibility of a rorious clash. Tho chief lighting on tho rrialn land took place near lrapa, A forco of 000 robots, liKving 200,000 pounds of nmmu nttlon, part captured at Carupano and part received from filibusters, Intrenched themselves near Los Ceuvas, a town b C m n m H F. W. HOLLIS & CO. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. tu OS D H OS FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPER 0liM!illilMlliili pening W Fine, Clean Now Goods Coming In Dally nt FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET stylo Beautiful lhio of curtains, curtain swlse, now lacofl, morcorizod Bateon, latU n nppkwpnr. fine, lino ol fancy flhirts for voung mon, ImmoiiBO lino of fam. goods, tho latest styleB in clothing, and if you wont Bomothina nobby in children's clothing bilng tho children to Friedman'B Now Racket and dross thorn up. Oat goods will pleaeo you, our prices will suit you, if you como to NEW BOUNTY BILL WILL BE OPPOSED Legislators Are Not All of One Opinion Butt Would Make The Coun ties Liable For Full Payment Instead of One-third SPECIAL Considerable opposition is dovoloping to tho proposed now law relating to tho payment of scalp bounties and there will be a spirited fight on in tho Houso when it comes up for passage Tho bill will be fathered by Roprescntntho Roberts, of Wasco, and in placo of a special tax tho bounties will bo paid out of general funds, two-thirds from the state treasury and tho remaining one-third from county funds. Tho latter provision Mr. Roberta explains will in crease the vigilance of tho county oillclala in preventing scalps being brought Into the state and bounties collected. Mr. Roberts disparages tho idea that any serious opposition will dovelopo. Referring to tlio tncasuro he said to a Jooa.fAL reperter: "There is every reason why the bill showed pass. It is oquitablo and necessary. The provision for partial payment by tho conn lion will provent rculps being smuggled into tho slate and will savo tlmo in aettlo- 17 lbs, granulated cane suear $1.00 18 lbs. extra C cane sugar $I.UU Roasted coffee, per lb. 15c, or 2 lbs. for .25 2 brands excellent iflour per sack 75 8 lbs Fancy Pink Beans strictly No. 1 25 Fancy Burbank potatoes per bushel 25 New walnuls large and fancy 15c lb. 2 lbs. .25 FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Cor. State and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore. 1 MO OF iff DEI GOODS When buying groceries don't fa1 to call on us. M, T. Rineman 132 State Street, Telephone 131 DETAILS OF SALEM'S NEW POSTOFFICE Annual Salem School meeting at Cit Hall Monday night to levy tax. PIANO AND ORGAN SALE CONTINUED The iptoU! piano aud organ lalo will b continued for one week Iquser, U'cauw some do uotget their wage until Fob. 1, to make -i 1 4,rJVP.U,"V! lieineiiiboraaretpayraenUlflOnndH IM8,or HO. M now Wf Vl piano or organ a the ca may be. Boveral younu jrlrliJmve bought pianos m last two yeara and paid nicely for them on tho installment plau. ' ' r NORTHERN PACIFIC TO SHORTEN ROUTE TauoiM, Jan, 28. To save 'our houm tlmo Iwtweon St. Paul ami Tauomn. tho .-voriimrii memo railroad will this year oxK)iiu 13,000,000 on tho construction of tho Llnd-KlleiiMburg cut-off in thisstnto. It will bu nearly 100 nillwi lein: and will shorten thu main line about DO uiilec, avoiding tho present long southward notour between fiiMikaim and Hllim. burg. Sate Of The M'Kee Library. Nkw York, Jan. 5W. John Anderson, Jr., lagan today at his uuetlnn rooms In West atllistriiit the mluot tho tecoud p.ut of the mituble Itbraty of Thomas J, MeKeo, it Is in many rosperta u luiinrHDitiomiitHsiioii, uouiaiiiiiig some very rare and noted Jooka and II rut editions, many of them uncut. It consist entirely of worka relating to the drama. Himoval Moike. Tho uiHlarsiunod Iuih movml liin u ., ., . k. ".- .. ; -......". -ft".- jimp iiuiii on. in nwo street to lila new building, the Ural door tmuth of the Ha Iftn Stmim Uundry, KIO I.ilwrty street, whero he will wtduomo old and new patrons In waut uf good work In his lino, telephone mis. P. J. I.4HNBX. Deadlock or no Deadlock They all Smoke Iftenrg XLhc fontth Clear Havana Cigar, Sold By Sam. S, Goldsmith Cigar Co. Just received at Greenbaum's. Fine silks velvets dress goods, calicoes percales, ginghams, etc, Prices lower than at any. other house in Salem, Call and see the new goods. IbADORB GRBENBAUM'fc Location First Door South of the Postofilce, Plans Providing Frontage on L Court St. to be Changed, people. on Court stroet, with tho rear of tho building on Stato struot. Mayor IVshop called a council of tho city officials today to take Btops to havo tho plana changed so as to have tho building front toward tho court houso. This seems to bo tho nivorsal doniand of Salem's businoss fuw miles Inland from Irana. They were under command of Gens Juliana Pedro Cobta and Jaunicllas Col alca. They were closely watched by 1,100 'tovornmoiii a Millers, unu ol thorn lelt tho shelter of the lutronchmenta to ceek food in thoir camp. A nartr of the enemy mado u sortie and captured tho man Iteforu he could reach his comrades. Tho uiuiii b.idy of tlio robeli ononcd flro on the government forces ami the latter chanted tho introuchmeuts. Thev were driven buck several times, but continued tho attack for live hours. 1 hey gained no substantial advantage until a battery of four field guns was brought up. Theeo shelled tho poslstion o ttie rebels and finally they rotrcatel, currying uiobioi muir supp'ies. i ne government lorces uro saui tu nave loxt 260 klllnl and 270 wounded in tho light. Klevon women, who wero with tho troops, weru slain during thu battle. Tlio town wan abandoned by thoreliels during the night and wuaentered by the eight hundred regulars next morning. The Insurgents r-treated to lrapa. and alter renting, marched Into Guaria to obtain ammunition and ruinlorcemeiits They had boon followed by tho gov eminent forces, but returned from Duma and gave battle comiwlling the enemy to retreat from lrapa. Charges! hat many atrocities were wmuititmi in U)s t'euvna and Irmi!iv oernment troops aro made h thu Annual Salem Mh1 uniting ut Oily Hall Monday night to hvy tax. pertouswlio havo IIihI Imm it I. .(.. clarwl that neitlier nationality nor sex were respected by tho splillery. Armed men aro said to lime swagger ed tliiiiugh tho streets frlghtehlng men and women by threats ot putting them to the sword, and onmpellmg them to y largo minis in order t tave thulr llM'F, i.. h.u .. .... . . .m iinw yiars oi uuainess, i Havo not had a single aw.uHwIthauyufmymutomjrs, I do all my cnllec lug. No kV.'M'0' i J'njM'er. Then why should you batr.ld tostarllut Comlder b Mi of your family wwll. tan )ou anenl.to have LT.V..!. "A"' ,'!Y no,.w thwn '.e advantage f muV. Often it U uvWhI lor iUort4lunK wmimny, (, 'Al..,t ....1 . what od an do ltd. t..k. v ,m '7. n..iv" " .". " full a. u was ,!,,, IhU aale commenml, still 1 havo a nlee mo(U ' nnt lelt. This ,l ,al will positively clo Fel.ru aryk GBORGB C. WIJLL, Opposite, lluih llnk. - Wtie Itlbboi) Caiititsd Fruit i A QUALITY 3 ALB Our Until Uno i( Kitia StileotcJ, Irf Clearance Sale Of Carpets Wj areuffenngour FALL STOOK ogelher with other carrlNivei llruMioseht1MvH,uet, and Tap lry fariKtt at big rednollou. N must havo room for our mam will I ,'' ot Tw w w'c willUtgin toarrleery oon DELAY NOT... Ifjiiu need n earHt, measure youi ivwiianiKi wewimtwe can do for OM. llwe are some w havttttnly a mth wttwn, of our ,Kvlals and Hmitetl amount of PTF FRTTTTQ PEACHES APRICOTS PUMPKINS Worth 30c Gallon, l'or25c rer Gallon. 0 yJ. 4vh wnb Uae to th. a tm Mlter it C1 , MrtWNIM tnMl 31 Ji. NVhM. mk wh, 1 0 54 4. tiiii n. . i... .A "::;:" - si 3s 19rt.tAmUUlrr . .H,,.i ",,r, 10 .. . ------"-....- ..kiiiw, urea Vtmn tt Wo 8w, p, monts . The protection afforded by U.o bounty law does not benefit tho sheep owners exclusively Out is of advantage o evory armor in tlio stato who has poultry, cattlo and other live stock, Now that the state has accomplished. partial extermination it would bu folly to ceaso thu work and let tho nnimnla increase in number. Tlieru will bo ocouomy in continuing tho work mid if no bounty law ia passed tiro accomplish monts of tho past will havo been wuatod Kopresontntlve Butt who in opposed to tho proposed measure Bali: "I ahull opposo nny measure providing for tho paymontof the county warrants out of tho general funds of tho state. 1 nm in favor of each county paying for tlio Bcalpa presented (or warrants, In that woy the oxpenao will full in tho right placo and iu a just proportion to the protection rendered. The on tiro etutj should not bo mado to bear tho oxpenso of protecting a part. Representative Whitney of Linn will also oppose tho measure and tho old war horeo of tho Democartiu' party will be vigorous In hie fighting tactics. A well known Knstein Oregon man who la opposed to the relief suggested in thu outline of the measure said that other r. a( ItsNitat ai itvt.tB.l....t a s t .i.u..,uua " v.iuiiuinuuun count oo tun ployed." Tho owners of Hocks could protect their sheep by maiii. talnlng a sufficient guard, und it would do away with an objectionable class of hunters who are permitted to carry firearms, and whow ranks are recruited from undesirable aources. A certain element of tho hunters are dangerous and their frequent shooting eornpoa among themselves ore disgrace ful beside being u menace to peaceable oitUens. Complaints are also nude that the recent bill providing for fund to pay outstanding warrants for bouuties will result iu sheepmen falsely re porting tho site of iho Hocks thus throw ing the hurden of tho tax ou the small property holders. A. Campbell, of tho Campbell Build ing company, of Chicago, waB Saturday Iu Portland for tho purpose of selocting tho quality of atono to bo used in build ing the now Postofilce at Salem. When Been at tho Perkins Mr. Campbell Bald no liatl tlireo coast iiuarrieB to chooao (rem Ashland and Yumiinn Hav In UiIh statu, and Tonlno, In Washington.' "All inreo itunlsli tlno sandstone," Mr. Campbell said. "The Supervising arch itect nt Washington will decide between tho tlireo on lamnles I will send thin week. Tho color ol each is a light grey, nnd thorauppears to ho so little differ ence between them that it would take an oxpurt to decide which is Which." Salem's now post-office will occupy tho tho block bounded by Stato, Church, Court and Cottago streets, and its front elevation on tlio architect's plana shows a vory neat two story basement build Ing, with an Inclined roof of tin. Tho eito, Mr. Campbell said, cost $0000, nnd tho government has appropriated 1100,000 for the building. Tho block up. on which it is to bo built is onnosito thu court-houjo. Tho basement will bo of trick und tho first floor fireproof, with m irblo floors and marble staircase. Tho sojond floor is to bo finished iu whlto oak. Vermont marble, will bo used In tho building, except In a few rooms, which will bo finished In Tcnnesseo mar bio. Work will bogin on tho foundation within a month, and tho contractors havo 18 mouths to com pie to tho build ing. Tho present contract includes everything but tho heatirij? ami lighting apparatus. One peculiarity about tho construction of tho building is the etylo of tho main entrance, which is to bo furnished with a turnstilo door. Tho persou entering must turn to tho right aud tho door closes after him aa It Hwings to iMrmit his entrance. Consid erable glass will bo usod in thu making-' up of this turnstilo door, so that neonle -.v Bv;ii ouier approaching yu.u collisions, i ne turnstile door is twilling nowon thl8 MaBt( Mrc be said, but several are in use in public buildings iu tho East. Thoy obviate "o necessity ol providing storm doors ... uu w earner, us only a small amount of oold air is admitted as the turnstilo is used. incitement is Annual Salem reboot meeting nt City Hull Monday night to lovy tax. JOUHNAL "X-RAYS." JouiiVAi, readers nro well-informed becauso Tin: Journal trloa to be. Any oiio ol the bills to relieve tho Supremo Court except Colvlg'u will make some (.it places lor lawyer-politicians. Tho Saturday night conclso Jouknai. aummoryof tho world's news had al most ovory event that appeared spread over pages of tho Sunday papers. 6 Now that Governor Gcor has done his boBt (or tho stato nt naming n text book commission, let thorn do thoir boat (or tho people unhampered by criti cism nnd unobstructed by pro-con- uomuntion. By all moans ro elect McBrlde or Mit chell. Thoy n;o tho Senators who mado it possible for tho Northern Pacific to steal 250,000 acres of Oregon's host tlm bor lands in tho Rosehurgjdlstrlct. Tho stato owe8 such n man a momument nnd an eulogy. NEW STOCK Shoes'orall Grade jjrlen's, Ladles and Children's..... Bought at close' prices and will be sold lower than eva-, Satisfaction guaranteed, e pairing a specialty. JACOB VOGT Cl Stato Street. Opposito Patton Broi J' U COST VENEZUELA'S CLAIM IS CONTESTED New York. Jan. 28. a special to the nuriim irom viasmngton Bays: It la learned now that tho claim of Venozoula lorato island.from which theVenezuelan gunboat Angusto took several British snivels, is contested by Great Britain and that the question of tho nation tn which tnol aland bolonirs has nvr ,,. settled, w,uirHaiu, it she iusists on her sovereignty over the island can declare the net of tho gunboat an act t.f u-n- ,i uuu uemanu instant reparation. omcnuwi interests, It is officially said ewe nrotoo-wl. .!.. i .,-." 'tB,,lu at La Gimvrt n;.V ,i. 1""?. .'8 o(&1whichUVt.,UmouUiaVt2 WHILE WE ARE REMODEL ING THE FRONT on nur STORE WE WILL SELL HAR- NESS AND SADDLES AT AC TUAL COST FOR CASH. E. S. Lamoort Harne r Sign ol White Horse 289 Commercial Orinoco. Uautlful tuta vv We guarantee the above goods to be nice larue fruit? For labje fruits don't forget our line of Blue and ReB Ribbon jroods, (Jie best goods for the price put up. Caehfi, PUw 5, IU SUBt, -I - T ' -i r 17 iu T4ritrt mini .u.k 11 rt1 1 ?frty tiritr 'iM, -- .. wt mmiD rwo St to $ 95 S 75 $ 50 Hxvl bS';S !J W. Uae $ 80 i 80 $ 80 S 90 $100 S3 90 83 83 60 55 35 tome are ikmri:. W m. d. very totohwry and tmuth M MOtr M iu.lv a ku.a ....!.. mw. 11 7 .' " wpw . nui u.t a .. overv birrv of HfttwoU VJyT i.u.ili . B,."8 p" "t aav iti,l -.. v. wpit Mttiabi lor utf la OUca Time j People oerlooketl the importance of permanently beneficial effects niul were satisfied with transient action; but now that it is generally known that Syrup ol Figs will permanently ovrunm i.-i.u. ubi iniivauon, well-informed win no ouy other laxatives. people wtileh aot caused amonc Bnin.,, men by the rejwrt that the present ,-t.u , provwes frontage entirely Stato o' Ohio, City nf Tolelo.l Lucas Countv. f 8 Is Vni """.u"u i8K.e8 a.h ist ho - B-waamui iHiiiiiHr ni J . v li n -...,v x,t .,ij nrr (w h I FARHERS ATTENTION FIX UPJOUR FARMS Drain tile all sizes, also large wi puMs. rrices reaonable. Dh D. S. BENTLEY & CO ,h'Be30, 319 Front St Musical Instrument for a time, but Anally iMjre & system u, .., genuine, ,luue by the California i"' :" .? ",wh '." J bicycles -.".-viu n mimixtr nl ,..... .. MSSL."fi.l -rrTno e Annml R.U, ..u..i . .. i. .. "" .'"'! ""' ' BVt'ry install. Hanl31u,,dV night levy Ux? M U"y fenior c:TV.blnih. ..i.f o;..' "'.". """ "" state ., aim mai Hit l firm ..III uw of One Hundred Dollars and overt- pob.i -..... '.'.". le cur.; :., '. "" V ' W wnnot Cure. ' "" "8,V "' . Catarrh PHIVL' I I... -...... u, ii ii ever, mo and subicnbeil in Chattel Mortiaie Sate a Chi?Ja herab' 8lwn that by virtuecl filed ?? ?l "MB ?!, Ag, 2L 1899. Sr' Sworn to before IVIIm.l A. 1 -h I Co.o(Masslliion Oho"01 ""ff01 navmnn, nf Iaa;w,a '. . . -vmw m. I-WVH,, W ff IUUU.IN Ulll niA. A. f mmtrntifflS w - w. Hall'ifw.i. ...Ary "l'c. OnMomliv'SK:. . Uti)L jiHir oitoic tor !,, BUREN HAMILTON SMALL DAMAGE AT JSUNDAY FIRE Fire ooiHwuuieatetl frotu L -i.i to the lurtitionof the honw ocpii iv NUKerKwnaiHl fawUy at Trade and I and Iwve fry instaiiw .re;Vo7S,,,e,mro,ia iS.I,,.,'u.. IxNitlon & murous eurfaresof the system. a.i 1" .W S1 "! known aa th v v. ki,1. .oaumon a s. fr ' -.. w nugo norao farm quote come luantM mui tnt.n.ofbuTconieinT ,," '" ," l lllyan ".J . very low pricta "(nni, j what Cottage atrvtft ewUed and OUt tllrt .tun.... Dinnt Suu.l .. ia. . -"rit r,,T: ':i7"f, . B: m- ne " u ::::?: "a !?vui te, T i ""'"", "j -r. rerataoB b,i srvJ, Standard Rotarv. P.ir.irrnn and White Sewing Machines cu ' J; c"-,f:v A Co , Toluin O Hal 's Family p.i . ri .. .. . . j . ...a nio Hie lMt. NEW TODAY. AdvniSerntntj under this a5caime each fsiSc nluMit in..u II .L west of Uervah In Mir rn"" "X": Whllh iheM pU,e .,n.torM Bn(l M'18 W n V h rtid Frak J.Nicklol and J.P. One 10 d Durham. 'vuau. l.lH.I lufMyW-Ktyl RASI1NQ JohnOassidy, Garden 12S3I 520 REWARD. -5?iSa A,.:!L,aMWngtU traction HOrSe I'tlffllr a,n,l l....n.'n oi'gine complete No. 0546. ir ... n ?'".': ""'Piete AdMnrf. q"!" Co". 80 ona 36 x 52 . --"-w "uuarHinp nit Friend U'lnYo. ,r wun on fanner, Wind sicker C-Ckr mde hy Ru8e" Dated Jan. 21001. DyG o w, RUS3ELLACO. W ' rave' a8ent and Attorney In 12G6dlir (act. om xr- -:- s&2r S3 Our Amfcltloa. torbu? ES,p,B are a"illtiou8 to be mm :. r ?ut wo are amhlHn,. . -n - .1 Rom yo4ini ttss Prol'i8ion8 and grocerief 1,or 3-on? family. Yon will find BememUrDeaacckaasBi; itoryrBranraaSS. PBCe- BiUS- r.ggr.riTiWiT-..- ofcimiu.jiS 8M'