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Newspaper Page TextTTTW vu"i" iEfjsiSteBJifJ YHE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, BAtUnDAY, JULY 10, 1902. rati li-NnV-- f I' - ' Ladies' and Children's Sunbonriets 25c Tiiin White Waists at Very Tempting Prices. Headquarters (or Bath ing Suits and Tights for Men and Boys. HMB3 B-HSuKy mJ0 L F j0 O An- nrM i Ijr WHITO C.OfeR. fftews of tbe (3reat 3-ul Sale In the different departments ot the store there will be special bargain tables of fering you seasonable goods at 2 flMce MORE BUSINESS BLOCKS E. P. McCornack Will Build on Liberty Street Building Notes for the Week Reality Transfers There will be bargain tables in the following departments: Underwear dep't, corset dep't, hosiery dep't, dress goods dep't, wash goods dep't, notion dip't, domestic dep't, ready-to-wear dep't, men's dep't, ribbon dep't., and so on all over the store. Buying seasonable goods at half their worth is something unusual-but we want to get people talking about us more than ever and if this sale doesn't create more than a little excitement, we miss our guess. I Sale of Waist Lengths We have cut from the choicest pieces in the wash goods stock about 150 waist lengths and have placed them on our special bargain counter at con" siderably less than regular. All the best novelties of the season included in the lot. See them in wash goods dep't. Ladies', Men's and Children's Hosiery On the half price tables, Odd lots in the best brands obtainable. Come to us for Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, Etc. I K0RS0 You've seen it advertised It s a corset cover and undervest com bined. They're made to sell at 75c ea. All the large city stores sell them at that price; we sell them for 42c ea. 50c Shirt Waists for 75c Just think of it right at the time you need them at half price. All sizes now; pretty stripe styles in the most desirable materials. Summer Underw'r at Half Price Several lines of the sea son's best sellers - not many of a kind though -that's the reason we're selling 'em so cheap. THESE ARE FACTS It la frolht and not steam that niakea tlio car k. It It fulfillment unit not prom ise tli at li making our repairing business urow. That wo do rrjulr(tiK " n time" U no fahlenlth uo. It's a stern reality. If wn Imvo any Idva that woo can't getycur work out wbon you want It, wo'll tall you so, To disappoint a cui tomer is tlio worst kind of disappointment to ouriulvn. Wo pra ter not to have that uuitotnor than to Imvo lilm displnnsud in any manner whatover. We've tlio bust equipped rupalr iliop in tbo connly, Wo do our repair work ourselves right horo. Our own experience imurai xpertworkinnmhlp, unil wo Imvo tutahllshud tho fact Hint wo aro matters of the art. We aro tlio originators of low prices, Try ua anil you will uome again. CHAS, H. HINGES Next Door to Ladd & Duah'a Dank Watchmaker and Jeweler, 83 8tato 8t. mtmutmmumnmmutttjttttnjuuut:mittnjnnttmtnnnn NEW TODAY. Wanted. A uipiihlo mail for piilr ilnly, In relation (it tlio nillecllnii nf ilCHiisne fur iIokh, mill the ciiptiiif anil ilUpowul of iiiiIU'oiini'iI iIdkh. Ap ply ut ouch to I). V. (llheou. city iiiiirahul. 7-17-lw (Tome an 6 See TH$ lleforo you atari on your Buuiiuor outing. We have Just what you rant anil aro now malting n aprolalty of your wants. Kvurythlng carefully packed ready for shipment when desired. ; : Fuller & Douglas, Grocers II 142 State Bt., D'Arcy Uldg. Phono Main Milt Uwnwtttwmmrotmmmmtmmtmm:tMimwmmtmttmmmmtmtmtMill NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS lleforo liuyliiK your supplies for your outliiK you should ai.l at our eloro ami and Inspect thu most oorupleto lluu of cainplnu irooda over shown. W. I'. Powell, of Tllliiniook. n iMdvwl soiiih liad liijurlww ut Mouth Pmlilu hut hvhiiIiik fioui a rtwtliMw homo, which may provo fatal. The horao jumped upon him. hrimhliiK Uo i-IIim ami Ida eolluMiono. h m mm old iiihii. Look! A No. I Portland cement. 13.00 nr barrel, warranted; also No. 1 Star A Star out and sawed shinnies; lime, hair, plaster and a general line of flrst-olaei building, material, cheaper than ever. Capital Improvement Com pany, 310 Front street. D. F. Wagner, manager. 718-31 STAR DAMN. ST AH 1IAO0N. BTAK HAM 8AU8AOK. BTAIt 31MMKR HAUSAGK. STAR Wllltl) 1JJJBF, BTttAMKfi 000KRD HAM. The most complete Hue of canned meats shown. Our HihI Itltilmn mnnxl into. I a .. proHir irooda to tako with ou. TilK 11IGIIT KIND OPGOFPKK. RTATB 1IOU81. QOFFIJU. KIN II Kit COFFRB. URKCK18 COFFBR. Tittup tu nlr tight onus. Just the thltiK for you 4fe. ROTH 124 Btils (Street. t 0RABER Tciechoae 511 We Have No Pull Our only claim uion your Patronarc is our ability to do your work better than any body else. Our's Is not the tareest crlntlne plant In Sa lem, but we believe It Is bet ter to keep one press mine ail the time rather than to have several Idle most of the time, We Deliver When Promised. Schaefer Printing c- U1CYCLUS asGAi0i $35 - $40 W" Booms . I, uhiI 6 MiMnw hlk. i l'liunii. mi i u.ui - ......, . . ., ,,.., The building boom rontiniioa active. Thpro aro not mioukIi laborer to per form all of the woik that In plnniiod for tlio Mummer. ICxcuvnllon Iiumaii Fililay for a two- ntory brick hullilliiK to In; built by I. McCorrnlrk on f.lbeity ntrot ad- JoIiiIiib on the aouth tho McCormlck block that Ih (xcuplod by Moyani & Hoiih. Tho now bulldliiK will bo a two-Htory brick BtlxlOO foot, with n 7 fiKit bawmont. Tlio front will bo of proiMcd brick, with moilern plate kIumh wlndowM. Tho work of oxcavntliiK for tlio now AiiKUHt Sell nil li(ir block, ndjolnlni; the KlliiKor hullilliiK, on Stato utroot, la nearly completed, and preparations aro under way to lay tho concrete foiindntlon immediately. Tho contract for tho oroctlon of tho building ha been let to Welch & Mouror, of tlila city, and thin, with tho Kllngor bullil liiK, will bo completed before fall. The llayno and Hamilton bulldliiKM. iiIho on State Hlret, nro rapidly Hear ing completion. Thoy will add ma terially to the appearance of that hoc- tlon of the city. Tlio atoiio work of Snlom'M now post olllco bulldliiK Ih nwirly completed. The work or liiHtallliiK the wlroH and cotiilulta for electric Hunting, tole- phonra, clocka, cancelling machlnea and other anparntUM roriulrliiK wire Ih now under way. Cuthhort & Illack, electrical engineer! of Chlcngo, have the contract, and Leo Srhmerl, an electrical engineer representing the firm, 1m doing tho work. The material for IIiIh contract, altipped here In k1- vnnce of .Mr. SchmoM'H arrlvnl, wbh on the ground when he camo, nud ho be gan operatloiiH lininodlately. The woik of Itmtalllug the gaM piping Is nlKii under way. and will aeon bo com pleted. The movement of teal iwtato during tho week wiih Juat average. Judging f i om tho tiling of deeilH for rocoid at the court Iioiimo. Tho tranHfors for the week reproaented connldeiatloiiH aggregntlng about $Z.5,5(K). Home of the deed iccoided were am follew: Mniy V. Bhiiraole, a widow, to S. J. Ilanlaoii. about 87 iicrwn In t S a, i 2 w. 13151)0. F. T. Wilalitinnii. el iiy in n'iu.. ilore OdHiithal, land In t 8 a, r 1 w. Woo. H. Filediiuui, et u,, to S. nuibln, w half lot I!. block i)8, Salem, $8100. floodale Lumber Co. to V C. Smith, bond for dewl to iwrt or lot 7. blink 2, University add, Salem, $1000. Arch ('. Loiicka. et ux.. to A. II. Fialmr. lota B. . 7. blm-k II, IIIhIiIiuiiI add, Salem, SHUH). lr. and ra ,. j. uimiiliHrl tn .MnttliliiH and Annie WVIhe, li aerea. t 7 h. r 2 o, 1 18(H). Morrl Ahiania. et ux.. to F. I'. Talk luttloii. w half of block 81, ShIoiii. I12IR. W. II. Adair, et u.. to .MiMthhm Welbel, 97 aciea, t A g. - ,, iiN)o. J K. Smith, et ux.. to Jim. N. Smith, lot II. Siiiinyel.le Krult I'arnia. 1000. M. K. lllanton to Catherine IllmHon. tio acrea In Molaau'H d I. e., jsm).0 C F. Smith to Mrs. llale Hiillle and Mhw l.laale Owen, fr. Woi-k IB. Oapltnl nik add, Salem. S00. Win. M. Speneer to (5. W. (lohleu. -'o aciea In Iota ami 7. SuuiiyaW Fiult Karma, J (UK), Werner llieyiuHii. udniiulatrator It M. Wnlt HutHte tn iiii.ui,uu. U.....I. , . nlHmnl .niitiii Col. John Sobleskl Will apeak nt tlio M. B. church July 23d, at 8 i. m, Ho comes under the nuspicoH of the Good Tomplars. The followlnB, from tho Lawson Leader, will Introduco him to the Salem peo ple. "Wo woro treated to a sorles of lectures last weok by Col. John So bleskl, which woro thoroughly en joyed. Each lecturo was woll attend ed, and much Interest was evinced. Col. Sobleskl Is a II no sneaker. His speeches abound with wlttlc sallies. He In not only nn orator, but a good, log hal reasoner. On Thursday night he delivered his famous lecturo on Po land. This was Indeed an Intellectual tieat. For nn hour and a half the large audlenco followed the lecturer with absorbing Interest as he briefly sketched the history of his beloved native land. Ills description of tho re lief of Vienna by the most famous of I'oland's kings, and his ancestor, John Sobleskl, was thrilling, nnd while he pictured tho sufferings of his coun try beneath tho cruel yoke of despot leal Russia, and the tormonts of the terrible marches to Ice-bound Siberia, many a free-born American could scarcely repress his feollngs of In dignation. No wondor tho Poles, after witnessing such cruel scenos ns de scribed by tho lecturor, fought with such desperate valor, and proferred death to submission to tho tyrant's yoke." BEATRICE SHELT0N LEADING In the Journal Seaside Out ing Contest Voting Will Close On August 15th at High Noon The ballots In Uie voting rontest for a free outing at Newport were counted tnitnv. nnil the following were found cast for the young ladles of this city by their friends: Votes. Shelton 19" 4 1G etM0 ... A Qalrlc Willed Doctor. A certalu French surgeon, of whom Tbe Young Ladles' Journal tells, bad so much mure thought for his patient than for his own safety on one occasion that he resorted to nn expedient which, al though cfllcucloiiH, might Imvo resulted In his own dentil. Io nnd been commissioned to bleed the grand seignior and either through timidity or nervousness had met with an awkward accident. The point of the lancet broke off In tho vein, and the blood would not How. That point must be got out somehow. Without stopping to cousldor the con- seipinnces to himself, the surgeon gave his highness a violent ship In tho face. This produced the desired effect, for surprise nud Indignation on the part of his august patient put tbo blood Into violent circulation. The vein bled free ly, and the lancet point came out. The bystanders were about to lay hands on the surgeon when he said, "First let me llnlsh the operation and bandage the wound." This done, br threw himself at the feet of tho sultan mid explained his action. The Hill lit ti not only pardoned him, hut gave him a handsome reward foi keeping Ids wits about hlin In a crltlca moment. Names Ueatrico Iva Smith . f.nnnn. Hvnn FMItli Knnnlneflold 139 Celesta Llstou IH Cora McAtoo .' 128 Nellie Derby 15 Leona Urlggs Myrtle Gllmore 117 o Embezzlers Sentenced Dalrymple) s The arance , ... i ,n,i,i niPrrhanHise from every de- partment. It is our custom to close out Summer Goods when they are most needed. Prices are hewn to the quick'selling point. White Pique Skirts Sale Salt Lake, July 19. Harry Duke, an nsslstant cashier, and Alex. Hobertsou, paying teller of Wells-Fargo's bank, pleaded guilty to embezzling ?GO,000. They woro sentenced to four years eoh today. It Is claimed the men swindled the bank out of $120,000 In four years. CurloiiM Fri-nU of Iimhiic I'rrnoiia. A Itelglau physician, speaking of simulation by the Insane, says thnt In cases of Insanity where tho Intellectual faculties aro not too much disordered the Insane may simulate nnothcr form of Insanity than their own. The forms of Insanity most often simulated are, In order of frequency, Imbecility, de mentia and mania. Tho other forms are not so frcmicntlv simulated. A lunatic generally simulates Insanity to escape punishment, nnd nn expert phy sician should not therefore In such eases be hatlhlled with n diagnosis of simulation. .Such diagnosis does not exclude real Insanity, ami the physi cian should therefore endeavor to as certain whether or not tho simulator Is himself n lunatic. With enre, patience nnd a long continued observation It Is possible to make a complete nnd cor lect diagnosis, and this Is the moro Im portant nn In these cases tho sorlous question of resiKuislblllty arises. Lou don l'a mil) Doctor. Th Co mm on Choril. James Ouckliam, one of our minor poets, put Into beautiful verse nn Inci dent which occurred during Uie civil war. He calls It "The Common Chord." The Incident was this: Two great ar mies, one wearing the bluo and one the gray, were drawn up In prepara tion for battle. As the evening fell the bands began to play. "Dixie" by the southerners was followed by "Yankee Doodle" by tbo northerners, and ".Ma rylniid, My Maryland," drew out "Hall Columbia." "llenutlfiil Girl of the South" waa answered by "Just lleforo (ho Itnttle. Mother." Kach sldo mock ed and Jeered the other's music and cheered their own until the stars came nut and slleuro fell. Then, sweet nnd low, a band far up the lino began to play "Home, Sweet Home." Another and another Joined until nil tbe bauds on both sides were playing In unison, and, stronger and more beautiful still, the men on both sides were singing the words. The common chord hud been struck, nnd the thousands of combatants were nt one with the sentiment, "There's no place like home." The enti'i li" reduced in this proportion. $1 00 ones at 59c $1 50 ones at 98c Coach skirts included. I Parasols At lees than hsll coit. iNot now we never eaid thsy were but at thejpricea they're great bar gain!. From 25c UP RUB-DRY BATH J TOWELS Jyook Hotter. Feel Better. Wash Better than any other. 50c each Unlaundered White Shirts Doublo stitched teams; rein forced over shoulders; perfect llt tini:. 38c each Wonder Negligee Sliirts Tho Krf(Uet Blurt value e.ver given by anyone. Patterns usu ally seen in $1.00 and $1 25 linep, but we buy them to create a etir that's all. 75c each Summer Underwear Combed Egyptian linlbrigan wear; line for summer. 50 cents i DALRYMPLE ' S j 9Caaee9t)690ceeee9eoee999ceof9eeeeeo3oo CUSHION FKAME, 1902 SSSO I CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME SSiOS. p Call and we the 1W RAMULKK OUailMON KHAMK, it It MA days Ahead of all, HOCKING CRANK HANOliK does aay with the tUt and olumiy prloB. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT. g Bicycle Sundries Ofalldworlptleut at prist hi oheap as anywhere, and wo have just hat ytm waut, BIOYOLK KKl'AIKINa-Wahaveaooiupleto blryele renatr alien. We 111 all uiakw i of Ulojele tlrve. We repair ail make el blsvuW. Give 5 us a call. Wo try to pleaw. SHIPP & MAUSER 258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Bank. $ 6tj3S$l! Variety Store GOLD DUST FLOUR Juat rolve4 Urgo frhlpai&utoi China, ware, KJa hand glassware, tlnwaro.aiKj 4tm with Blathers fer fruit eanuluK ANNOFA M. WELCH ftie) YwW fcttof. H Oourt eHrtot. RINEMAN'S OAfiaAINB. Italian Prunes, 8 lbs., 3o I Petite Prunes, 8 lbs., 36c Pink Ueana, 10 lbs., 80 Small White Beans, 8 lbsM ate. Good Flour, per sack, 70c Olaek Flos, per lb., 6c. Qood Cooklno Molasses, per gallon, 30c Fancy Table 8yrup, per gallon. 60c Maearonl, No, 1, Urge size boxes white or yellow, per box, 35c 8ooteh Oats, per pkg. 10c Jumbo Mush, Four packages U eents. Uulk Geeaitut Hk per lb. ns m ywr Mttr and sm. ve wick, lota T ami 5 lliunpd.m I'm add. 8h1hh. 660. Thnmtu Ilw, et ux.. to irm. Adill 8tlTrd. UH , 6. U and T. bkrak 6; hta I. I, . and , block 10. 1'1hiWs add to Mt. Aiml, II0. 'trnw llwywHtt. HdmiHlatmtor W. M Walt M(Hts t Ji4ih Muttnw and AiMlu iluiuwr. kMa 17. IS ,! mi 1Ihwn1h lHirk add, SmIinm. J6W. Mr. SI. N. Hilla to II. I). UmAy. Ha a, a. w mhU 11, bkxk 5. N'lMgni. wo. Kuiwrt li Jhwhi. u., to J,Ah Vllr, Ma 1 and , block 33, iwvaia ISfttt. J. V. Wyatt. H ,. to IJaai Jjtk, 0U 6 and 4, bloc 5. IImuui Qm0 add. SHlaw. 1330. IIM4IcUh lriry of m. Aa.el riiriMll by Vry Kv TIumimw, to (Mttnid aud ThWnrada xUhonitiM.-ti ir. s a.r t 6 a, r 1 w. );.m Vlr TiiiiU Win Immrril, A corrixipoudent ot au Kntjllsli papei toll why tho urent Traiissiborlan rail way ilotfri uot run tlitoiiRh Tomsk, the eupltal. "now inueh will you givo us If wo brlUK tbo line past Tomsk?" ask ed tho Biirveyorn ami enslneora who iiiapiHMl the routo. Nothlmr!" renliod Tomsk. "Wo aro the eupltal of Siberia, and you can't avoid coming here." "Oh. can't we?" replied the route tinders "If you don't produce so many thou muh! rubles, there Mill ho Insurmount' ublo eiiKlneerliiK dltlleultles that will prevent ua coming within a Iour way of Tomsk." These oiiKlneerlng dltllcul tie er dlscoverwl, and ao tho Trana ullmrlan rnllwny Hweejw nlous flfty lulled to the south of Tomsk, und a branch lino liad to bo madw. Tlir Cinniplr nf J'nuttiilnl. A story Ih told of bow rananliil once came Into tho concert room, took the violin and touched the strings. First one slrlnn broke, and a smile went round the room; then another strliu,' broke, and there was more audible ex presslon of mockery. When n third strliiK broke, many people laughed out right nt his dlHcomtiture. Hut l'nga nlnl stood forth wltb his violin ns though nothing had happened and played on the one string, and tlio peo pie ceased to amlle. but listened spell bound. Some of those who had derid ed him began to weep, and no mo even prayed. Many a man had fallen helpless by the wayside when home great catas trophe turned the current of bis life aside. The brave man pushes forward with one remnlnlng talent and plucks victory from dofeat. Call Only a few left. The last lot of Automatic Refrigerators came in a fcw days ago, but only a few remain. There is plenty of hot weather ahead, so don't delay if you want an automatic. The good kind. A" llnprlraa. An Hugllsh clergyman was adilroa Injc a congregation of tlshormen, and In order to appeal the inou to bis bearers he Introduced a number of nautical simile. Ho pictured a captain navi gating bin craft through a dangerous IMtutrngo, surrounded with rocks nnd curraut. and he dewrlbwl the voyage In detail. At last he reached his cli max, when it mwmel Inevitable that the ship should be lost. "And what shall we do how?" he made his captain ury. "Hie your soul, guvnor." replied a vote at the back, "that captain o' your eau't do nothlu'l He's salllu' bit IU atarn fArewokt!" A Dr.prrnle dinner. A lliisslau exile relates how he once saved himself ,l(.S)erate artldce A jwllce otllclal aenn-hotl hn r... coinproiulslng papers. There was In ms iMHseislon a dmHiment the discov ery of which meant serious danger to himself and his friends. Wherever he might hide it. It seemed certain that It would be found. Me coolly handed the document to the otllclal. v ho scarcely glanced at It and handed Jt Imck. After tho most careful search the of. tlCial, hid IIONe lllmknnn.l ..HI, ....... Us hair decorated with feathers, for be had even examined the stou-plixn mid tbe bedding, departed empty hand- Hit 93e9a9(ajoS9090 A "a- ?9boes.. : Made by MnB u ywr iwttr and egg. THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY " kl wke urke. nuk i. j, ,8ld" Oregon. J (Mrfcad. oiaua mr lawny um, ask your grocor for it Ilraa and aborts always ou baud. A T UMI MA. 1 I. WMUI Mffenihwsm.a,. That cannot be excelled 9 t,r tha mn.. MANY CELEBRATFn AUICC 0 ' "'"-' SViWE TAN Sfinr:; Mtn v.i,.x . .... -.ww mink lUVIOdC them out at o 0 o s 0 'lift 32S-3C Repairing neatly done M. T. RINEMAN 0 '0 J Telephone 131 ...JACOB V0GT... 365 foal, st 0 0 0 III nba( an AcUr, Truk J. Mclntyre waa a nou-nn wan Ih Ann Artmr. Mich., befwe ho bo cam au ariftr. He bogan as n "cub lejtorter whIM still a atudent In Mich 1HH uulerdty aud Hually advaucwl unit! the editor left hiui In charge ot the Mpvr o . oviHaian wheu he took a n-ip to iMroit. Tho ituuurtHiit IoonI items wero te Iw jirioted. one Mattug the sad deuilM or a young man of prominent family 1 the other toiling how a traveling sal , - ..... juiuiww ms iMMtrd iMil at a ! I boiW. Mac" had to write tk , headline for tbe sloriea. and, after KfratcUiUK bin btwd, be evolve.1 "las l Away Quiotij for the ouitwary Mory aud "Juuipa Ilia Hoard lur for lb hotel beau. "Mae- was jwwuJ of hit. acbWvetOMtt and. lighting a bis iir. wsisMd nact: in Ua ohalr aud be $h to nnIUm bow it Mi to be au editor. The Dun Hbo "wade up" ibe paper v-auued tbo bNldliiak. lnii.iul .1... a ltd the friemU and rvlalhe of tk We Have A full line of Vacuum fruit iu ... , . --.. ,m.n. Hilt. alo Mawvn fruit Jars. Th are th beet on the market. Uud by every HHy. ' HIIAXSOX & RAOA.V. o . DIED. OATIN.-At the Oregon state Inaane lta. K. M. Oatin. age,t 8S eaH. lb rewaina wr bii.,..i ... . d fw burial. rr" '" w,- ..Tie Jniversitv of Oiwon, t n A. M. Clouoh, Undertaker. 107 c... street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore flon, successor to D. E. Hunt.lng.er. Hesldence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main -9 - se Eugene, Oregon. SetTl7lf!rStTSuenleS,t,er, .Session 1902'3- Pens Wednesday, ri '; J. f0,wing schools and collets are com- prised in the University nMni. ..l... T, r . int l hid f Arts' Colle?s of icie" and Engineer' Z. sZTJit:tmy- SC"01 f Mu- Sch001 of AWi' ye". For catalogue, aJdreV UU"y f" Ktgislrarof the University, Eugene, Or. "r. ""-American Bicycles P.i&h&ra made. The bearlnB. are d 1902 Model cc mi mma Without reriuirlnK addition - So.5ffl.H:"kwVtai;i-::: 1902 Special Model .. $40 $45 O E. Huntslnner. funeral directer. 155 Court street. Phon. m,i ,,. O..U ... . "-II OUI, """"" Jso Court street 2181 Black. phone Mlaaiaeaea Walnut Slice la all the ram in .. u... . aiakinjr it freeh every day" " u We are STAND OARAMKLfi PKPPKRMINT OHKW8 m the wiKla and rvtathe of the LM oVbim npijit.e lrotl road ibat L bad "JuwihhI niv-,. ?m ? ORKAMS UUi Hoard II1IL" asul . iT .,.?'".?! V.W.M t gM . -- - w- mrwm on vu u pa miui lAM P- vr taHUkird loamoil tbat hia late buo.1 bad I pi riin hn 71C nWMHl Away Qmouy.--.Now York rLtUK DE LIS . . . Werkl. 144 State Street. evele. lx mT? " t. " Wr "of uij-l Merritt Davis, Agent. , yj BEN FRANKLIN Was the Inventor of the double or i "" spectacle lenses, wutcti wr. MB ni nlA ....I. ' I lr.r tW . aulu muKll general UBo " ,,, no have Dain(i th- nri,lian of r e fit ho bi local iu all the tnny ent styles. We havo one epecisl brfj rrsngernent that has never bee fl'tl for elasa ease, and comfort "e preeervatiou of oyeiht. 1 nearer being the natural oyi tb" m me wayoiaiflaea J- res tested free. Chas. H. Hinges Wootentlflc Optician Hi iue ooienimo Upttclao. " "rtf Next door to Laid A Bab