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KStSUUJ 3," ' i i- i- s Ff F- SH r :& t- ' V ' ' .j" -.. TmST n:ri-'.! a 'Ay 1UO n .-if' 'iiif Kanai4dF of th Monti i Mrsfifif 3 Hi J'-.A'I ' & i WH - A ..r,..rti . t . i,i ,f ,. ,jat Will be croWdea-tuu 01 oareai M.L jafc.our if ore. i -' TfT' Wtrbotfght anitn4ni Itn npw .'IJWJU 1, I jk&wk w tvmiB At' WiWtv UOMMKKtr Ml I new store in the ! -., 1 ' i. wt T T''I M pnnlj" n vMf if i!i C i-d .1 ' ' '. 'o.tr n't ' " '' "JH --hi wil i i."ir -,lf.rti f ! -f .ulrfti'l iiirrrl .-sb'.l 'n And as they are already on the!roatfe;wjl :but forth renewed' efforts' to' make a fifefflflfe W everything in mmmVmmmm for tie neuHifrivals. ft t.f! - !i v ' , ' f II r in hi niiiimii m , i' "- HtV Corner... Kin tie id If IIO HOUSE OF SALEH ptHl.mWot lllli mi litl II tnniiin ,v;j y h T"", - fin vjmjKtCm it, i ' vy " SiMMi-V - A Skillful Art Is' watch rcpslrintr, and the aklllfal repairer Is close akin to the manu. facturer. Wo combine both. I! you have a fine watch, and any trt I broken or lost, wo ean replace It. Yoa nay havo a watch that yoo think can't bo made to keep time !t may be because you bare never placed It in (killed band. II to, let ua eo it. If it can bo inado Into a tluio piece, we can do it. Watches cleaned, 76c. Main Springs, 76c. tT' C. H. Hinges, I!ip-il Watchmaker reara Exwnee. i CoranercUl Street. ET j - ENGA6ED MtteaptiQg Invasion ol , Cape Colony. SsV r i CUBANS GOING TO VENEZUELA Altitude of Our Government Strengthens Position of Castro. TUB WCATtlER. Fair tonlubt and Thuriday, with In creailnK cloadlneta and probably occa atonal ibowera. WheatMarkct, Six FnAHhaco, Jan. 80-Caali 88. Oujgaoo, III., Jan. 80. May. 7C). Patem, 60. GOLD DUST FLOUR HAD! BT The Sldnov Power Co, fliomr, ORIOOM. made (or family nno, ask your grocora for t. Hran and ahortt always on hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT ,. riiowa BJ. MARION COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT tTi)cpli W. IPollelt ycilonlay bean aalt agalnit McKlnley MUcIkjU to re cofftr damara for malioloua proiccntlon t In May, J 808. JIu dotnanili dauiagtta mounting to $160,7:1 and tho coaU ami dliburaentonU of the action. Tip tllvojco cann of Anna Hamilton v, Jnlm Hanilttoii wrai boforo Jutlgo UoIm yeslonlay and dlvotro KrariUnl In do fault of tlio apiaranco of defendant. The pie wa deierllon and failure to eupjmit plalntilf, Inhuman trcnttnunt wai the allied ' cttUM of the dlvoreu panted lnna Ham iinoryexterday from lierbuiband, Batnuel Hammor; n n ii mm i ii la OI4ta Ttata People overlooknl the importance of perruiuenliy beneficial effect ami were atlnflml with tramlont action but now that It la guuerally kirown that Byrup of Fig will vermartently overcomo habit ual comtlpation, welMuformed people will no buy other laxative, which act for a time, but finally Injure the tyitcm. liny tho genuine, made by the California Fig Byrup Co. g ' ' ' "- """"" " "' MARION COUNTY PROBATE COURT The will of ElUabeth Oley, who dlwl at Aurora about a week ago, was ycater day filed for probate, no uctlon being taken on It, however, owing to tho btenco ol Judgo John II. Kcott who ! confined to bl home on account of III j nei, The property, amounting to about $3200, montly In money, is derlsod to the four brother of tho do coated, vie Jacob Glney, Martin Qleiy, Bamuol Olony and Nicholaa Oieay, J. O. Miller I named as executor, to servo without bond. Tho final account of John V. liny nolds, administrator of tho estate of Nanry M. Hepburn, doceaeod, won fllwl In the probate court yesterday. EXTRA SESSION Oonllniiorj from flril ri. Iplno leader In Manila liavo alwut decided to become protettants, and are considering tbu organltstlon of an evan gelistic church. In an Interview today Iluencamlno said that ho had learned that tho popo ha decided to restore ttiu (riars.to their former position in .tlio l'hlllppliiut. Tho principals of tho project oro Ituoti cAinlno, Dr. Hoiarlo, Tavaro and I'lore. All of these mon aro members of tho executlvo cmnmltteo of tho Federal party. HutOhlel Justice Arollo anil Own. Torres, tho returning member ol that committee, adhere strictly totliuOutli. olio church and linve declarinl the move ment, toward l'rotostautlsm does not emanate from tho party organUalou, A SWELL LINE OF TAjLORMADE SUITS To the ladles of Balein. Mrs. Ikrrltt of New York Olty will beat Mrs KrsnorM store tomorrow, mummy, tnn iiint, with a very awell lino of Tallorinii.lt) suits, skirts and wraps, Bhu will tuko your measuro and guarantee a perfect lit. lie sure to call and ten tho stylos. The Ixvider Htoro. Ivohuok, -Ian. I0-ford Kitchener report as fallews: "Dewet 1jb Ik'oii engaged by Knox 40 mHes north ol Thabanchu. No detalle. Dewet intonds again attempting the invasion ol Capo Colony. "Smith Dorrlnn has rolurned from Carolina, having ctiejwrwd the Boors. " A force of I!ars enterel Herlsburg and damaged two mines. Commandant Marais is among the prisoners taken." New York, Jnn. 30 A dispatch to the Herald from Ban Juan, Purto Itlco, says: Announcement that a formidable flllbnstflilng expedition is noon to leave Banitago, Cuba for Venzeuela, was madn by the Venezuelan consul hero. He lie dares it will be led In person by fgnacio Andrade, former president, who was overthrown by General Custro iu tho last revolution. Gen. Andrade. who came to Ban Junn soon after tlio beginning of the present trouble in Venezuela, and has remain ed quiet since, tailed this morning fur Cuba. He traveled iuoognito. Tiio Vouczuolan consul has received advices that tho expedition Is practically ready to sail and only awaits the coming of (Jon. Andrade. Thoattitudo of tlio Washington gov eminent has greatly strengthened Cas tro, ho nsrortH and tho president lins imprisoned his chief enomles. Andrado he regards as n secondary figure in tho rebolllon, which is led by Gen. t'ietri. SALOON RAIDING Not Endorsed By Eastern Temperance Workers DRASTIC METHODS ARE UPHELD By a Methodbt Minister Who Says Chiist bet the Example. Cambhiiwrhoht, Mass., Jan. 30. The CombrlJgeport Woman' Temperanio Union is unanimous in condemnation of Mrs. Nation' methods and lias paieed the following resolutien: Itesolved that at member of tho Cambrldgoport W. 0 T. U. wo deplore exceedingly tho attitudo of tho Kansas union of Enterprise, and deprecate the methods adopted for tho sup pression of the saloons In thoso sec Uone. We feel that Mrs, Carrlo Nation and others havo strayed far from the paths of tho pioneer of tho work and have desecrated the badge of oar allegi nnro, which stands for purity nnd peace, which isour christian thought and pare as the teachings of II I rn, whom we serve. MANY HOMES MADE HAPPY. PERUNA'S WORK; IilfM. . , ' CS "-rtBH (illHiK jA SSiSMSammzKM liHIiilnW J ff I 11 peniriQ r . t im 'U4 Fine, Clean Now Good Coming In Daily, at, FRIEDMAN'S NE'V RACKET Betullful Hue of cnrlalnB. curtain swiss, now lacoa, morcorized Bntcon, IaUt tvl Tneckwear, iln-J line o fancy ohlrt for young mnr, Immonso lino ,o fWe, Se the Tat" t styles In clothing, and If you want somoth Ink nobby In children cffl.ingb.rtbe children to Frlo.lnmn's Now ; Racket and dross them up. 0at Sswil please yon, our prices will milt you, If you como to Vinklanu, N. J. Jan. 30 Tho Hev. Dr. Ward Gamble, pastor of tho First Methodist Episcopal church here, in dorsed and applauded tho drastic meth ods adopted by Mrs. Carno Na tion In tho crusade against the saloons of Kansas in his discourEO bcore a large number of tho most prominent women of thl city to emulate Mrs. Nation's example nnd smash all unlicensed saloons or "speak easier" in Vineland if the authorities fait to do it. Dr. Gamble took tho ground that as the laws ol Kansas prohibit ealoon, this woman has tho oxamplo ol Christ as a precedont in what she is doing and the principle is identical. Dr. Gauiblo ws p repared for the bar beforo entering the ministry. MB. AND MltS. KINSEY, OF ELK, MICHIGAN. Mr. Margaret Klnsey, Elk, Genessco county, Mleb, write- to Dr.Hartmaa, MSm "ell and think I will need no more medicine. I feel o "." g old complaint are gone, whlcb wore many. I often did not know which wy to Sn. No one knew what I suffered. For fortynln e jewel ""nnt am cured, for which I thank Dr. Hartman for his advice and good treatment. I keep Peruna in the house all the time and ehall never hp without It. My husband had a cough tor nine years. He took Peruna nnd it helped Mm. He looks quite young. He works hard every day and is getting fat. He takes Peruna thrco times a day. You don't know how thankful I feel toward you; 1 never tnwK or you uui iu .. you and will do all I can for you. 9 'mere i bui n siugio meuiuiuu nuiu. la a radical apeciflo or catarrh. It I Foruna, which haa stood ft half century test. It baa cared thousand or coses oi catarrh. Ninety time In n hundred, thoae who have ben cured of catarrh by Peruna thought they had somo other disease." Tho romedy to cure catarrh must bo able to roach the mucous membranes, and thl is exactly what Peruna doos. Peruna operate at the fountain head. Peruna. produces normal, clean and vig orous mucous membranes. Catarrh can not remain In tho system ii Peruna is used according to direction. Address Tho Peruna Medicine Com pany, Columbus, Ohio, for froo book on catarrh. FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET Cor. State and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore. lion. J. II. Bankhead. ContrressmanJ.il. Bankhead, of Ala bama,ono of the most influential mem bers of tho House of Representa tives, in a letter written from Washington, D. 0., gives his en dorsoment to tho great catarrh remedy, Pornna, in the following werds: "Your Peruna is one of the bost medi cines I over tried, and no family should b withoutyour remarkable rem edy. As a tonio and a catarrh cure I ttsow of nothing better." A GA 140 1 Iff m GOOD 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. Deadlock or no Deadlock They all Smoke 1benn ftbe jfouttb Clear Havana Cigar, Sold By Sam. S, Goldsmith Cigar Co. Do You Want a Pleasant Time? If yoa want a pleasant tlma.uow It your, obaneo to have same by buying one of thoso beautiful piano or orgaut at tho tpoolal piano tale which will positively close nut Baturdaylevoulug. tilt BORGB C. WILL. Dealer In l'lano aud Oigaui, Waft Rlbboq Canned Fruit A QUALITY SALE Oar KnUro Duo ol KxtM Selected. PIE FRUITS APRpCOTS Worth 30c Gallon, u ..We.puaran.ee the above gooiU to be nice lartfe fruits. For able frui don t forgot our line of Blue and m Ribbon goods, the best goods for the price put up. ROTH" St GRABBH Cb Slwf PUoue 611. mnuutst, SERVANT GIRL PROBLEM SOLVED Maw Voinc, Jan. HO. A special to tho World from Washington says: Hltjlit He v. Henry V. fiatorleo, form. orly of Now York, nnd now Kplscopal bishop of tho District of Columbia, Is planning to establish hero a homo w hero poor Klrls of good character may Iki trained by exH)rleured housewlvey Into oompetout servautii, liouiematdB. cooks and nurses. It It proposed to louato tho home next to tho house ol Mercy, which is aim) roudualed under Kpliwopal auspices. Amonn tlio-o who have voluut'eriMl aid in this plan are Mrs. Henry i'ahol l.odim. Mrs. Miles, wife of (leu. MlUti; the Mlsnes Kean, of New Jersey: Minn Helen Chamberlain, Mr". loiter uud MUs llaul-DiiiK, nlwo ol Penator Depew. It Is propofttd to call thu institution the Ht. Annm Home. KANSAS WOMEN DESTROYING JOINTS Kansas, Ctrv, Mo , Jan. 30. A special to tho titar from Anthony, Knim., uays: Itarly this morning twelve women of the Anthony W. O. T. U armed with hammers, liatehets and pick axes, raided and ouiupletely demolished four " Joints." The husbands of tho women went alotiK armed to protect their wives Greater part of the havoc was llulsued befom the poltee or mayor were aware of what was K"1"K on. GENERAL CRONJES , GUARDS REBEL On St. Helena Were in Mu tiny and Put Down. pimmiM FURNITURE. CARPETS, WALL PPE Tl c 70 z H C 70 rn O X T3 lJ F. W. HOLLIS & CO. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. to 15 a. a: U a: : z 3 D : a. : FURNITURE, CARPETS, WALL PAPER : SUIliJJilllililJiliiiJiJlJMJUIJiiilUMIiilJiillUlilllJM IbADORB GREBNBA'UM'i: Location First Door South of the Postoflice, A Beautiful Sight. Tim Rfoht that ono met on tho Btreets of Salem today woh very pleasing to tho eves. Tho Indies' costumes were neat nnd well made, duo to tho fact thot they had their Bowing machines attended to by Geo. H. Deane ni 147 Court street. NEW STOCS Sooes'ofsU Grie$tfta's. Ladles 4 sad Cblldr'fl's..... " NEW TODAY. Advertisements under this head 5c Use each Issue WAXTKD A man, married or sinRlo to work on n farin.AppIy at 232 Commer ical street. 1.3.3t IBought at close prices anj will be sold lower than ei; I p i f i iJ T oaiisiaciion guurumecu. w pairing1 a specialty. BIG FIR WOOD WANTED. Gall at the ollico ol the Salem Lilit and Trac tion company. 1-20-tI To Suppress llailnr. Wahiiin(ito.v, Jan. 30. Tlio Invosti nations of tho Imzinj; operations nt WoH I'olnt have made a urcat eeusatiuti here 1a).sio.v, Jan. 30. West Indian trnons stationed at thu Inland of St. I Helena, whoro Oou. Cronjo and a largo Tliufecllii-among members of Congress t I nn 1111. (ill liinn (a onrt .tl nrrtr) numuer oi noers Hro noiu prisoners, mutinied Jan. -', raided the town, tor rorizod tho luhabttants, injured many of them, dollod olllcois aud wero only finally milxlued when faced by tho miuxlosof rilles. SALMON CANNERS FORMING COMBINE Victoria, B. O. Jan. SO A series of meetings Is holnu; hold by the salmon caiinors of tho Frasor aud Northern British Columbia rivers to perfect ft combino for tho coming season and also to provide protection from cauners from the labor agitators who succeeded In keening the fisherman from working while the big run of llsli was on last year, Kvery ranuer on Frasor is going into the kn)1. Tho tlshermen are also active and have formed live unions on tho different rivers, Including in their membership the Indians as well as white tlshormuu. A central authority is to bo appointed to act as the representative of tho uulous In dealing with tho combine. An effort is being made to keep the Japanese who broke up last year's strike oft the river. "riV ft ilk "-5'Y. II l I ttj-V'V,?. Clearance Sale Of Carpets Wo are offering our FA I.I. 8T00K together with other oarriwlmver Hruseolt, Velvet, Mwiuet, aud Tap ei rv Cartel at a big reduotlou. o must have room for our mam. ""j V'i'1. of new carpets wbioh willlHtglu toariieery souti. DELAY NOT... If you need a earpet, measure your nwnsaud tee what wo can do for you. Ueie are soe of our sixvials aud WMltHVunly a lluiitM amount ol each vattorn, 60d. )vtwlth Udf r to nutch. jovj rikr carrel ... .. , 60 J. Velwt v.liD trdir id mstch. a tlatcUjj tArtorutiern . 3lYj. VcUtl. rkh(V(isc rH trtw trlu nw on tlio eiibjcct is ono of great indignation and it is nlmost certain that action will bo tnkon at this heesion of Congress to put nn ond to It Tho Benato Committee on Military Affairs dlsscussed tho mnttor and every member ol it expressed himself in favor of legislation that would effectunlly stop hazing. Tho committee agreed to incorporate In thu military ucademy appropriation bill the following provision : Under tho direction of the Secretary of War, tho Superintendent of the United 8tatos Military Academy shall make nnd enforce such rules nnd reg ulations as will prevent tho practlco ol hazing; and any cudot found guilty of participating in such priiotiso shall be expelled from tho academy aud, shall not bo reappointed to tho corps of cadets therein, uer to tho army of the United States. In tho debate in the Somite on the army bill there have been strong ox pretsionsof feeling against lining and tho cadets have been pronounced cow ardly in the extreme. Tho fuot that the tlrst class cadets always pittod an ox. periencod and stronger man against the Inexperienced and weaker fourth class man, as tHstitltd to at West Foint, so as to mako certain that the fourth class man would bo severely piuiUhed, has been a catiso hereof much comment. todie Work United Artisans will meet in their hall iu rtvular session tnnh.i.t mi h... members ore requested to be present us mutt ii iuip4jruiui Dusiuess to transact. SPECIAL 17 lbs, granulated cane siurar $1.00 18 lbs. extra C cane sugar $1.00 Roasted coiTee, 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 walnuts large and fancy 15c lb. 2 lbs. .25 When buying groceries don't fail to call on us. M. T. Rineman 132 State Street, WANTED. Two young men (Japaneso 18 years old want employment aB sorvnnta to nssist at nnv kind of work about ft nlace T. MetsusVa. Japaneso Bamboo Store, 201 Commercial streot, Salem. l M 3t ICTOL COST $20 REWARD. FOR ARREST. And conviction of person who took and destroyed B'gns orected advertising tLo American Laundry , nt corner State and Church streetB. l28-3d Remember Deane cleans machines. A Dally Contest. U'lintlinr It Iwi In tin. I i.i.i.lu Hfi Hulla t i mj - fKiuu iihi u i I ft t Tl i r rr -- avi-t' or in tho Work-Shops requires daily food "- ' c riWH I una tno neat can Do imu at any Hour and a HiHJcially proparod dinner served daily from 6 to 8 p. in. nt STHOXO'h lU'STAUKANT. JACOB VOGT 05 State Street. Opposite Pattoa Broi 1' For extras see Deane. WHILE -WE ARE REMODEL- of our STORE WE WILL SELL HAR NESS AND SADDLES AT AC TUAL COST FOR CASH. Telephone 131 CONGER OPPOSES CuptliiucU from flr ige GRAND OPERA HOUSE JOHN F. COROBAY. Muujer. ONE NIGHT, FRIDAY FEB 1 Speclsl Sale. Wot weather goodb. All of our Mack liitoshes sold at 60 por cent reduction. All of our $1.00 Umbrellas 75 cts. All of our 76ct Umbrells now 5'l cts. SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE. 12 20 tl DIED DIE D. Mrs. Ida Goodole.wife ofj. 0. Uoodale. at her home on Twelfth and Oak Btieets, Tuesday, Jan. 20th, aged about 62 years. Deceased has not enjoyed good health tor about two months and a Eovoro at taok of typhoid-malaria about a week ago wae the direct cause ol her deat. The family resided, for many years at Eu 'gene, coming to Salem only about sovon months ago. Her children, Charles Goodaleol Pendleton, Wni Goodaloof Tocoma, James Goodale of this city and Mrs. Ida Stevens of Eugene, together with thoir father have tho sympathy of tneir many friends In this bereavement. Mrs. Goodale was e.teenied by all with whom she came in contact for her gene rosity and goodness. The lunoral will take place at thofara E.S.Lamport Harness Co. Sign of White Horso 289 CommercUll FARMERS ATTENTION FIX UP YOUR FMMfi Drain tile all sizes, also Iarp $ cedar posts. Prices reaonable, D. S. BENTLiY & CO Phone 301 319 FroitH Fkki.v, Jan. 30. A oourt martial which has unused ooneiJerable Interest has been bold iu Tion Tsin during the lat two weeks. The men 011 trial aro lib Tl, rVni. ?!T l )!'8 ! U' rMia9noa tomorrow 2- ' .. after Ser las Lt nrPUWUlmln 0c' hvbicl. the remains will be inter ml in several villages domaiuling from 100 to I 900 taels protection money, and in wmo caiee ttittir demands wereoowplie! wiU. WE CLAIM L0er3s5voef.e otmm LJJBLUIAIN HAKtSSiP In the state. We can crave the tuv koi If you wlll'psy our rabbltry a vltlr. We hsve none tut the healthiest stotk. At our prkes for treedlnr static vnu tt ift occaslonly to bve a Belilxa litre dinner. We (utrtntee a rood straight uiHrr-eMi aimiispurcnasea. BeltUn Hare Pedljree tlanks for sale: TRICES: St 10 St 10 St to 18 ds. ef Ud(Uru.eH. U maJe, a (l luU pAtteraSt 3$ "i'i uirnru.cii,ewa abj taa tw PAilor$t is 35)4$. of ft4y UrutteU. a ol partor dtiUs. $1 in aj)dl Bxly Urumli $135 54 Jt Hh irtta. a baadwrae thii T ,0 29J. of Axntointr. s tcauttrul - o l0 17 d. Tamliy carpet vrth , ,, 9$ 33 id. TApettry. s ol red for a dlalaj ruaa , c Js 30 d. ol Tatir - . . $ 50 S 80 $ SO $ 80 S 90 $100 S 83 90 83 83 60 55 35 Itestary and Smith's baot, ?KJttMiMi at (Mm witii aud TWelHv It, M,y , MWIito to l.(X), Wo have ttte very worth from tHXj llbMt Iwnters. ulli a! 11L.1 . . .... .I..I A Wit U sA MMHi wtuUU for .wv, jw eokv (r 9lo we, The Latest Pare Comply Snecsss The Star Boarder A Ug oow(MHy ef Ousuwluun haal ty Ohas. II. IteyJa. Mwe wiwic than a owie ,ver. A km at Uauufal girls, handttue oasUiwm, and Ixanr iu. tions. The laUatt soak, nwilevH and daaos. Twenty-two pM4k). .him t9, w aaw nn. Bo oce now op. Thoy wero mntured by the Prwch and uirno.1 over to the Anwrlcm authorities. During (be trwl Dwicwn soaiw.l and id ktill at lib-Kty. Mwmotw wa8 tMHtwteed twenty jmm ItuprisontiMNt him! Dkkson WS8. ur nuuureu ptomuiMtt Chines rMdns of tiw Kianc province ha.uwnta utoworid to itw Bwwrvr j. quoting llu Maatj- tomnk, pUk. aB imMfrNHMit oa a evrtain date for hM ,. I w U PkUi. in ordw to aiifciv tb Thsy MawrtUut Um MoAr IrouUw MUriJy dM to fw hlgU ortiaals, Mt as Uwm MkeaxiH kiM Mu. l.,J l to be puwshJ, tn ,ttrt oneht to M4or8 to Pukln. u th- Mi 1 totnb and othtr ttroperty aM there, the' I rWIkMUlbllltlM mJ VI . Musical Instruments As well as machines and bicycles. I bttesolda number of pianos and organs of late, though I carry none on the Moor, nnd in every instance have Mved the purchaser good big money for I am in a position to luwie tome very low prices on wanes aul organs. If you are thinking of buying, come In, I can eottwneuyoo. that I mean what I say. Standard Rotary, Paragon and White Sewing Machines Sola agent for above linos for Salem. IMng a Hue businww too. Come ami wo the newest style tables, By mall postpaid. Call oa the We per book of 60. 74c jr book of 100. Send for sample. COMMERCIAL RABBITflM 516 Commercial St. Salem. Ore. Or address GLENN SCtlAEFER. SileaQft BREWSTER & WHITE Phone 1781. 9ICourtSt.. SaJe,l uealers in Hav. Grain, m, Feed, Flour, etc. A compel mock OI L: nvpr. ( rriss l Garden Seeds. POIII TUV Cllnni mo CDCrlALlT Free Delivery Prompt-! ' Si r . 2W .'23? . . BUREN HAMILTON Tiw U lrf Fwrnltare llww, mkn immj t U.1WS w w iJ.Al3 sStSAM o. ttw . k, ?!-. rtuxt: - 's- a a: jbl . riM 4M MN. P.A.CDIGGINS asBBag W&&U w uammaralal Carbide, t lbs, cents. St. HRlQ
