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One More Week of....
E Din
Baraains
ft'..--
We think this will be our last
week a. the old stand, and we in
tend to make it the banner week
of our big REMOVAL SALE
vm
THE BIG BARGAIN
HOUSE OF SALEM
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WHAT'S Tv70"7
WHONG? Do you know'
Do you want lo know7
Pursue tlio Mmslblo, lnolllnont aoiireo
ascertain thu cause. 8co If a good Klas
...Our Kind...
to slip on occasionally won't "Havm vn'i.
It may NOW-lt may not I'ATKK.
. ... in.Uu flu. mat In trivial.
tlio saving great. Wo also duplicate
any Ions that'll niailo, ropoir frames and
mnko them mine as now. 1911 uon t
need to send tlium away when yon
bring thorn to ue.
Watches cleaned 75e.MlfltTlo$ 75c
Charles II. Hinges
O'TIOIAN
Ovef 20 ytr experience Eyes Tt.ted Free
Four Big Specials at
I. HOIKS & 60
The Low Priced Furniture House.
Good Rubber Tired
.Go - Carts..
With adjustable foot rest and
reclining back only
$450
1901 Patterns In
Wall Paper
5c only
Per Double Roll
A Good
COUCH x
Covered In Tapestry
$260
Fine Mahogany Finished
Rockers
With Cobbler Scats aud
High Backs only
J450
CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE
' WHO WAS FAITHFUL
Devoted to an Insane Wite
for a Quarter Century.
Leaves Her Half His Property
and Another Share to a
Niece.
Chicago, April 13.-A pathellocliBptor
In tho life of Colonel Francis IK Klghy,
tho pioneer real estate dealer, who died
at tho Grand Pacific llotol Thursday was
disclosed todry whpn tho provisions of
his will wan made known. It sIiowh tho
.n.i.,rin. nnii.inPHiind faithfulness of
rt,.,.i m.rliv iii on allllotcd wifo
through b period of neatly n quarter oi
century and that In hla dying moments
ho thought of tlio invalid companion n
his earlier yoara and bequeathed her
half of bin largo estatn.
Colonel Higby married happily 20
years ago. Within a few nionthH Mr.
Itlgby developed n mental disorder that
tirnvml Inminiblo. After Inking mory
precaution to insuro good cam for his af
flicted wife, Colonel Hlgby took up bin
rcdliloncc In botolH of lliedowti town die
trlct which was hi model of lifu until
his death.
While breakfastlnh at tho Graudl'aci
llc Hotel tlio attack of heart failure which
iMitiHt-d hla death cauio upon him. In
an unconscious condition ho waa removed
to a private room wherenfternpplicaticn
of BtlmulantB ho rallied. Qalling for
paper ho wrote a will boqueatlng one
half of bin property to hla wifo and tlio
ntluir half to hla nloco. Minn Anno Itlgby
Fowler who resides In Leeds, England.
Tho value of Colonel Itlgby's wealth is
variously estimated fiom fDUU.lMHJ to
$2,000,000.
JUDGE BOISE'S
COURT IN SESSION
Judge Holco thlB mornln;: decided tho
care of Miss K. Morolock va. W. L. Gil
bert in fuvor of tho defoudaut. This was
a caeo to correct tho lonso on bouio prop
erly In Nob IIIII nddltlon lo Halom.
rialntlff claims right to throo rooms,
part of tho parlor and woodshed. Sho
was turned out and straightway Insti
tuted this action against defeudunt.
John Hayno wus nttornoy for plaintiff
niul IJonbam & Martlli roprofiontod the
defendant.
Tho court has been busy tho greater
part of tho day hearing thu onsu of O. 1).
Trotter vh. tho Town of Hlayton, which
was instituted last week.
Judge llolso has rendered bis decision
In tho ooso of W. T. Hlater, plaintlfr, vs.
John and David Holmes, defendants,
which resulted in n contest betweon
John and David Holmes na to whom
tint nroIltH on thu 1000 hop crop.
amounting to $1171.00, belonged. It was
tried on April B, 1001, and Jutlgo Home
Imitilml In favor of David Holmes. W.
Knlnur waa the attorney for John Holmes
mid John II. MoNary for David Holmes.
ROBBERY AND
SAFE BLOWING
The Jury remained out one boll hour
and returned a verdict of guilty, and a
(inn nf 42Ti and costa was Imooeed upon
(ho defendant, which flno was pld.
REPUBLICANS ARE .
TIRED OF FACTIONS
HAYTI AND
SAN DOMINGO
Comlll Oazetto, Kepi.
Wo heard ft democrat say recently;
"Tho Orcgonian will oppose and bellltlo
both senators." Doubtless the wish was
.i,o, nf itiB thoueht. It ia safe to say
that the Oxonian will offer no factioun
onpoBltion lo either. It knows that both
are able men. ii nas kuuwu ih. oiu.w..
(julto all his life and knows him to bo a
man of Irreproachable character, of re
markable industry and more than Bver-
Bge ability Tho Oregonlau surely lias
no personal reason lor opposing mr.
Simon, If it. iii(Jeel,oncooppocu iur.
Mitchell on personal grounds,tbat is long
since past and will not bo renewed. tJn
inu mir .mifttora make wima very im
probable and bad broA it is altogether j
reasonable to bolleve the Orcgonian will j
bo found leading tho republican press In
holding up their nanus.
UNION MACHINISTS
WAR ON RAILROADS
Deliver an Ultimatun to the
C. & G. W. Railroad.
Fighting for a Nine Hour Day
In all Chicago Shops.
TUB WCATIICR.
Fair tonight and Sunday Frost Sun
day morning Warmer Sunday after,
noou,
Wheat Market,
Han Fbakciboo, April !. Cash $1.00
Cbicaoo, UI.,AprlI Ul.My. 70Jg.
Balem, 00,
Bvtns Potato t'Unltr.
The maohlneof great Interest t potato
nrnwMi Is the wonderful Kvans mitatn
planter. One Is now on exhibition for it
fowdayaat tho warehouse of Mitchell,
Lowls & Btaer, and all Interested nro
Itivltml to imII and boo it. l-KI-'Jt
Luxutkn for YourTatl.
Ml... ,1nii..liiinty. aiiuiir rfllU IllltlS atlll
pastries prepared by our now baker wero
never euuaiiiHi in nnium.
sampln them atStrong'a Heslnuriuit.
S"H
LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS
Wo are constantly adding new atylw of trimmed hata aud
promlbo you tho most stylish hat for loss money than
any store In Solum. Ask to see our jwpular price hats at
ft.OO, 4J and .W, well worth ffi0 and $8.00, and
i, they ro stylish too. i : i "
NONPAREIL,
Mrs. llooer, aw vmuinmiiiw vi,
jjiioGianiTiiiie
Friday morning I.. Abrams, the
pioneer merchant at Lincoln, found that
during tho night tho Htoro Bale had been
blown onuii and nbout $10 in silver and
aoimt valuable papera were missing. Mr.
Auriuna tiim bvun in Imibihobb i ywirB
at that plaueund this mimu sate had tho
outside door broken off many yearn ao
bv robbers. So there, was only the
Inner door left and the mo of nitro
glycerine mndu It easy wor ueinoiifii
I.1..4 ,.... .. I...1.. t..l.1. t1 tti until uim
llllll. iiiu nnuiu iiiriu .i . ......
Iilnwn out mid milium of sumo value
destroyed. The tlilwvuN belpel tboni
nlvea to sumo ouiuuhI goodt aud
uraokera.
Tho nrocHdiiiit ultfltt tho storo at Mo-
Coy was similary initercil and Mm fo
blown open aud contents rlllml.
Oio. rearnilne'a tuiioKiitiniiio Is roportil
to Iiuvh beec robbwl but the rcorl has
not been uuntlrined.
rmiiiAdo. Anrll 13-Tho Tribune says:
Tho ilrst movo in what la llkoly to be a
bitter fight between tho International
Aisoclation of Macliinlsta ana eovorai oi
Lbn railroads outerinst Chicago has been
made in demands by tho Association on
tlio Chicago ,Great Westorn Kailroau.
Tho demands call for a minimum scaloof
20 cents nn hour, shortening of tho work
day from 10 to nine houra and regulat
ing the apprentice ayatoui.
Tho olIlcialB of tho railroad company
arn nxnectod to make a reply within
tho next few days. If thoyrofusoto
comply with tho domanua oi tlio j t nion,
all of tho 200 inaclilnlstB in tlio ompioy,
the majority of whom ore otnployed in
the Bhops at Oolwcin, la., will, It is Bald,
be called out.
Herotoforo thoro has boon no llxed
minimum scale, it having ranged from
25 to 27 conta. Tlio demand for a nine
hour work day la In accordance with tho
determination of tho machlnlBta.to te
ouro Bhorter working hourB throughout
the country and will Inuiiiuo all snops
wliero union men aro otnployed. For a
long time thoro baa been much dissatis
faction with tho apprentice Byatom and
It was decided at length to inslflton cer
tain nlianves.
While tho machinists liavo delivered
tbolr iiltlmutuin only to tho Chicago
Great Western, tho same demands, it
Ib Bald will bo mado on tho big com
p inles entering Chicago and prepara
tions are being mado quietly for making
a light to aecuro thorn.
Tim olllelola of tho union hiivo boen
at work for Bomo tlmo organizing tlio
men in nil tho Bhops of the several roada
mid they declare they have mot with
BUlllclent Biiccess as f fool confident of
their ability to secure an ouforcomont
nf tbulr demands. Ab In tho caso of tho
Chicago Great Western, tho machinists
have had no written ngreomont wltli
tho roads and au effort will bo mado to
seuuro one.
Tlu machinists ulso are preparing to
light for n nine hour work day In all tho
shops In Chicago, lieginning on may --u
nmi wlilln tbu nlllcera of the union say
they think a victory will come without
serious troublo. It Ib cmternlly beliovcd
that strike will roHtilt.
This for the reason that at least thrco
fourths of tho tihops are not members of
the Metal Workers Attociatlou with
which Mm union has agreements and it
! known that several shops have in
dicated that they would not grant a
nine hours day.
Coming Into Conflict Over a
Boundary Controversy.
How the Trouble Grew put
of Changing Bed of a
River.
KIN0ST05, Jatnacia, April J -(Correspondence
of the Associated Press,)
1. ' ......., .i.,t nf tho caueea
Tlie loiiowwg niuw. ,
,cadlng upto tho recent ydeved
boundary trouble between """'-"'
Hce of Haytl and Santo Domingo and
of the present condition of affairs, is
?urniihl by persons just returned
from the Island:
Tlio incident that has recently oc
curred at Phllobert on tne non.ie,U
frontier and which greatly endangers
the friendly relations of tho sister repub
., , i.i.wi iv tho Havtlons to bo
premeditated provocation on tho
part of the Dominicans. Tho Hay
tien itosta established in that
district to put down sniuKKm'K
and brigandage from over the border
have had to defend thomielves against
repeated attacks. By mutual consent
tho rivor Maosacro, which divides tho
Dominican Province of Dajabor from
Haytien territory, has for a longtime
been provisionally accepted by both
I Kovornments as the natural boundary of
the two states.
All the country on tho riglit name oi
the river was acknowledged to bolong to
Santo Domingo whilst tho country on
tlm left bank was regarded by both
governments as Haytien territory. And
hereby hangs a funny and Interesting
tale. .
Tho Dominicans, a year or two ago,
conceived a brilliant idea. Knowing
that nature HOtnetiines makes rivers in
the topics chango thoir courses, It
occurred to some pcoplo residing on I ho
right bank of tlio stream that they might
add considerably to Dominican territory
If they could manage to eneci
a deviation in the bed of tho Massacre.
And no Booner thought than nttomptod.
Huue boulders and trunk of tiees were
repeatedly rolled Into tho rivor. This
tho IlaytienB say with tho knowledge
ami coniiivaoco ol tne uoimmcau
Government. Hut up to the date of
tho commencement of tho present
troubloa all such attempts to improve
upon nature proved unavailing.
For the Haytelns on tho left bank dis
covered tlio llttlo ichomo and time aftor
time removed tho obstacloa in tho river
before ilamago was done. However,
within a couplo of wcoka ago a remark
able thing happened. Tho Haytoin boI
diers at Phllobert, situated on Hayteln
territory on tho left bank of tho Mai
nacre Hlver retired to rest ono night.
When they awoko next morning they
looked In vain for Iho river. Tho bed
over which tho water had previously
llowed waBdry. Investigations followed
ami it whh found that tho river was
chite steam and wtllag vessels, saMIng
from Seattle to Pacific Coast. Alaikan
iC.IaD, Australian Japanese .and
Chinese porta. wi'i t-i- - .
Xlb TbrW3(KX)ttou seam .P
In Atlantac ports bave ueen F"-
and will sail for Seattle within ten days.
A. m example of tho progress of
medldne during the last century The
Seal Kecord cites Uu case ,ol
u Jrnulil seem, for nn old man flick
with a d'sease very cxhaurtlng to the
"'... .. ,.utPil In the nbstrac-
lion of between two and three quart
"f blood, the administration of about
5 grains of calomel and . 0 grains of
tartar emetic and nn Injection, with ex
ternal application of blister. And yet
so Btrong was Washington's cons I tu
Son that he survived Mils treatment for
24 hours.
One ComlnB.
"Could you tell me the meaning of
the word 'cataclysmr " he asked of the
Btrcet car passenger who was folding
uti his newspaper.
'Arc you going to ride two or three
blocks farther?" was queried In reply.
"Yes sir."
,.,,'.. ,..,mi .nn one. The conductor
has carried that sharp nosed woman
vo streets past where she wanted
to get off already, and she'll wake up
soon and .urrt a cataclysm that Ml prob
ably Jump the car off the track r -Washington
Post,
PERUNA CURES CATARRH
m 0t KIDNEYS EVERY TIME
JOURhAL X-RAY,
This is tho Thomas Jefferson day
what little remains of him in vogue in
public affaire.
&
McKinley could also lay the corner
stone of the nowY.M. C A. building
when ho comes to Salem.
Not as many Good Samaritans w i 1 visit
poor John Gates in prison now that he
cot into troublo on his own hook.
t t
Portland saddlers nnd harness makers
havo struck for higher wages. Organised
labor Is in the saddle in that town.
e
Twenty thousand peoplo will bo in Sa
lem tho "day that President McKinley ie
hero and all thoy aik is a chance to see
him nnd possibly hear him Givo the
crowds a clianco
Somo of tho Portland managers of the
oriental centennial of the Lewis and
Clarke expedition want the wholo stato
to get in and drill on what they are all
the tiais treating as a kind of back yard
enterprise of thsir own.
There isn't much to tho cry that the
Governor can't veto anything in an
appropriation bill without defeating tho
ivlmln Mil I In mil 111 try strfkint! out a
lino onco and they would pass the bill
with his amendment in flftean minutes
and thov would never go homo until it
wai right.
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DAHCEROUS KIDNEY DISEASES CURED
L CrH, .. ?-? JE-S i'" "
of Chronic Aiiraeuia .
Mr.JohnVanoc.ofllartfordCItyina
bats: "My Wdny troabl te ww
beUer. I have Improved so much that
Sinrbody wanU to know what medt
BS aslng. I recommend Peruna
?oeverybclynd6omohavocommenood
to use It. Tho folks all say that If ! Dr.
Hartman's medicine cures mo It must bo
B"lft'j. Brake, of Pctrolea, Ontario,
Canada, mtteu '"' jfXJgJ
bad a severe attack of Brighi t aDs
ease, which brought mo bo lo the
doctor said nothing more could be
done tor me. I began to to take Peruna
nod Manalln, and In three months I
wtts a well man, and have continued
so ever since."
Atthooiipoarancoofthofirstflymptoin
ot kidney trouble, Peruna eliould bo
taken. This remedy strikes atonco tho
ry root of tho disease. It at onco ro
Usvo" tho catarrhal kidneys of tho stag
nant blood, preventing tbo escapo of
norum from
tho blood. Po
runa otlma
latcs tlio ktd
neys to ex-'
croto from
tho blood tbo
accu in u 1 a t
Ing poison,
and thus pro
vonte tho
rnnvnlfilonS
which aro suro to follow If tho poisoni
aro allowed to remain, it gives great
rigor to tbo heart's action and digestive
system, both of which aro apt to fail
rapidly In thla disease
Peruna cures catarrh ot the kldncyt
simply because it cures catarrh wher
exr located.
A book on catarrh, wrltton by Dr.
Uortman, will bo sent free to any ad
dress by Tho Peruna Modicino Co,
Columbus, Ohio.
Let Me off at Buffalo!
S Friedman has accepted tho invitation oxtonded lo I lm to visit the
LnoBUIon at Buffalo and will start right after tho h a' Joy. And while
East will viait several manufactories and purcbabo too ft1 utock.
In order to do this
... . .. i ! i. .Iaki ulll linvn tn hn nnnrlilced A
gemeldou. cu 5 I n tho , S e I all clothing from now until after the 1th of
yuy A'"w of tl." prices are hero mentioned, tbo balance will bo found in
Bido the store.
A Suit of Clothes
I Good Pants
Ulh.l Ch.ll v.r Have tar Hfertr
This question arlHes lu the family
every day. Let us answer It today.
Try Jcll-O, a delicious and hcnlthful
.1,...... tlnAtincnil tn hit t I fill ilMt
atld II WftH IUUUU limt IIIU llui nno UCOnfii, lVi.utw t vnv wisiuvm.
(lowing over a new channel bouio miles ' No ; boiling) no baking! simply add
7i boiling water and set to cool. Ha-
to tlio West. inru.T.omnn. Orniiii Itnanhorrr mill
Of course MlO DomlutcilUB discovered uirnwlinrrv. Hot ft nnnbnef nt vnur
not that thu river had cliangeil its neti grocers touay. 10 cts.
in tho course of n night but that tho
Haytien soldiers had transferred eomo
substantial buildings some miles Into tho
Interior of Santo Dominiw in tho ppaco
of a slnglo tutting and rising oi mo sun
FOUBd.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
CASE DISPOSED OF
JiiHtleu O'Donuld trUI hl tlrst v
iluw a few week's wrtwtle with lagrlppti.
It was thatol MioHtatoof uregon, plain
tiff, vs. Kobert MeKurlaiiM, lrll oefore
a lurv eoitinrlinl of T. U lUvldsoii,
Jniiuxi Aitkin, T. G. AUwrt. tuul T. K.
CttUlleld. PlalnUfl oliargl iIIuh1ahi
with nult and UitlHry, oomuiUtthl on
one Oharlny Undurwootl, at Turner, on
Wednesday, April 10, 1001. John 11
McNary rlireontHl the at awl P. 11
IVArby was attorney lor the tUImidauW
I'UHSONAL
llo'i, C. 1). Moores eauie up from
Oregon City today,
Mrs. It. A. Kdes returned from Port
land this morning.
W, F, lluekuar, of Jeffornou was in Mm
pity tody on builiw.
MIm Nmttlo Pogue ot Kuivuo has lieott
vlsitiug Imr brtitlier M. K. Pogue In Mils
oily.
Mrc. v. M. lklmrt aud wn Will, and
Mrs UllnWiu Kays and ehlldrun have
gone to Dallas lo visit their brother,
I Bum Sni vhii.
Tlu ilin vnAt1skf Ualnm tliaf Plia a anrl
v " rx""" " , --
saiiDorn'scouecs aro tne niiest groAii
Uranson & Hagansoll this kind
siveiy.
oxclu'
Suggests Such Things as
Carpet Sweepers and
Feather Dusters
Small Things, but Very Useful
and Essential...
We have jul received u frejh uipplv
of both. The dusleis include luiKev
leather und several grades oi oncn
feather, being the moM desirable for par
lor and jtore use. Wc have a nice lot of
carriage dusters made from the featheis
of live ostriches. They last longer and
give better satisfaction than any duster
on the maiket for rough use.
Tho Dominican representatives ap
peared Immediately upon what was
iUyticn territory tlio day beforo and
callod upouthe liny tien otlicer to re
move his position the other side ot the
rivor. Tlio,Domlnlcan olllcer who mado
the demand exproeeed the Indlgnatlonof
his government at the contemptible ac
tion of Mm Uuytieng.
Tlio Haytlous, howoor relused to
withdraw their ot, calling instead on
tho Dominicans to restore tho river to
its original bed. Then the trouble com
menced. There was a clash ol arms.
The HavtieiiBhad tho upnur hand so
the Dominicans agreed to have tho wholo
matter decided byarbltration.
Meantime tho Dominicans aro quietly
preparing for war: and there is a strong
feeling in Hayli that there will be a
clash ot iuiub before the question of ar
bitration is settled.
Tho Haytien troops along Mm frontier
havo been reinforced and are now
quietly awaiting the mtuing of tho
Dominicans to force them from their
own territory to the opposite side ot the
river. .
PACIFIC COAST
NAVIGATION CO
Siuactmi:, N. V. April 13. Tne Globe
Navigation Company will be Incorpor
ated at Trenton, N, J to own and o -
Worth 115 for $10.00'
Worth 12 00 for , 8.00
Worth 7.G0 for f00
Worth f 0.00 for 4.00 1
Worth 5.00 for 3.15;
Good Knee Pants
Worth J0.25 for $0.17
Worth f 0.50 for 3il
Worth l.OOfor 05
Worth 0.00 for H-00
Worth $4.00 for 3.00
Worth $300 for 2.25
Worth $2.50 for
Worth $1.75 for
.1.85
1.30
Worth $1.50 for 1.05
,U5
Worth $1.00 for
Children's Suits
Worth $2 00 lor -
Worth 2 50 for !"
And tho same proportion on higher nnd lower grades.
P.vory article in the Btoro is cut to a sacriflco price nt
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements under this
hed 5c Hoe etch Issue
CLAYTON F. YOPNG Dlcvcle renalr
I.KTf.Jn Nnrtli f'nttacru ntrunt All
work guaranteed. Rims put on, $1.50 ; j
cleaning, $1: punctures, 25c; fork tips,
pair. 1 1 -'O. All oilier worn in iirujiur-
tion. unoeiB canon lor unu uunvuruu
free. Phono Red 2550. 4 13 lm
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. State and Commercial Sts.. Salem Ore.
WANTED Women and girls to make
samples for ub at home. Plain needle
work. Good pay. Steady work. Ex
perience unnecessary. No canvassing.
Addreei with stamp, Ideal Home
Work Co., Chicago. 4 13 lt
FOR SALE CHEAP -One set of tho
r.uu)i;iMin-uin in iiuuuitn, guuu au nutv,
21 vol's, bound in library leather, may
be seen at Capital llusuueas College.
4 13 lwi
FOR SALE Thoroughbred" yearling
Jersey bull; flvo year old half Jersey
cow; three year old Durham cow
fresh. J. M. Howkli,.
4 13 0t
JERSEY COW FOR SALE- Gentle,
fresh, good milker 4 years old, $t0
half mile north of Indian School.
4 13 3t S. . Pngh
PIANO irXKR NMSLKY wIiTfwiii
Salem Monday. Leave orders at F.
A. Wiggins or at Uurghardts. 4 11 2t
TURKISH BATHS
WILLAMETTE HOTEL
New Dimities, New Lawns, New Ow
gandies, New Nainsooks, Dainty Patterns,
Linen Chambray, Ginghams Percales,
Mercerized Sateens. All nice new Goods
Just Received at
i -' "
rar i-wi
Akfp u&V BSIBSlkX BlJBBllllllllllllllHBlfeBVa
Greenbaum's Dry Good Store
First door south of Post Office.
The Easy Running, Noiseless
UN E
' " The Bissel Sweeper with alt the latest improvements
needs no introduction.
We Close at 6:30. m. Except Saturday
BUPEN l HAMILTON
The Low Price -House Furnishers.
SEWING MACHINE
m-PAHJ ntr-Nl
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1 110 Pl'HIUll iul) wwl ,...-
tfwlng uueliiHM ar r4gstMd tu
twotl the bt l tU wM Ulay.
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paymeuU d tV yor ,W lu
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Spvochets,
Roadsters, S35 and S40
Light Roadsters and Racers, $50
Chainless, S60 and $75,
' Thtt tohUUprtKVols UMUrljr l- Ow pirwrvtM givan t the teeth, and .he perfection with which they are cut. Any good mechanic knows that
i!jr uhwil with ttMth iiunMiwulv aLuii.1 mill u, .1.1.. ..,..a.ln ... ,..... . j b"" -- , , ...
F. A. Wiggins
lKey 4 Hewmg MWim.
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P Ut! ,th 'u mTTf tK " drke1w'b,8wy tly, 1 that the Breateat enreand most scientific researches have been expended in pff
15 , X ,8 T ;;, b l ' reawn thretere, that the hums cara should bo ul in forming a tooth intended to operate with a ch.l.
lurtluUiywh.itwilUwhrclHagreater.trlH than wouW be rwuirel ol a BMr under .ln,.t .v ..... . ' .I.I.Tt. .- nevertbf
, .'t. . v ,Wtttt'M,a,! ? the M ad Jy the sproeUt twth are made without correct mechanical .ham; in fact nothing more than
pntlon. kwp the ehain Jro .Hppi. ammi the prookeU Some are made in thelsbape ot a V. and are so pointed that they form a regular inclined plane, on
whlahM.ahalnbkk.e4.awheevW,K,wer .. appJW. ThaTrib... people after mueh careful experlmontln,: prciuced an! lttodUroet
i?Niil mJe 'yafiPo.ybeperepheryolaoirelewne,i rolled .toni ptane i
IRlUUNltSare Umoo. for thr syrlolJal sawkats-Hrfact iNMrings-aad easy running qualities. Ourrale. are away ahead of any previous record up to date.
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