The Daily journal., July 31, 1902, Image 4

roiJRsaSMB
.
the paily Journal, saLem, oreq6N, YhurbdaV, jULV hi i6i
n'liri'rii1
nfcWttOf.'MHo,
tfiinlw
A
fs$&sm3ei(i
Cushion Covers 1
1-2 PRICE
White Waists
Educed 1 Q
I Take vour pick of the
remamacr or me summer
waists at 33 U3 per cent
less than the marked price.
80c Girls' Hats
For 25c ea.
This season's styles ir
girl's straw hats
Less Than 1-3 Their
Real Value.
Waist Lengths
t Cut from the best sei"
ling: styles in the wash
goods section. See them
in the wash goods department.
Some of them slightly
damaged. They're just
the thing for porch cush
ions and here's a chance
to buy them at ?SMrlh
Ladies' Sum'er i
Skirts
...1-2 PRICE...
The best bargains ever offered.
See Them
Men's $1.50
Shirts for $1
All the new wrinkle summer
shirts at a new wrinkle price.
OBJECT
TO THE
REPORT
Objections Filed to Receiver's
tatement
In the Gilbert Bank Receiv
ership Litigation
. a. aew
The Btisv
Branch...
(I
(l
w
3l
li
SG3S3 5
See Window
Vnrlous claimants In tlio Gllbnrt
hank rucolvorslilp caso havo Mod ob
JoctlonH to tho roport of Itocolvor
flatrh that wan daposltod with the
county dork on Monday. V. T. Slat
r, M. L. Jonos, J rune WliiHtnnloy,
Win. Hnyd, II. Davis, N. J. Damon, W,
I. Btnloy, H. M. HraiiHon, II. II. Itngun
and Delhi Cosser nro the objecting
clalinnntM, and thoy nro represented
by tho following lawyer : W. M.
KnlHor, W. T. (Slater. John II. and 0
I.. McNitry and It. J. FlomliiK. Tho
obJiictlonH am Minted nn follews:
First Objoct to that part of mild re
port on piiKu 2, as follews: "I dislre
to era? from class I) tho claim of Til
mon Ford, personal, $1078.81; Tilmon
Ford. Hlati-r'H rherkH, $7-10.32." for tho
A-r 1-tl
old viirm conufea
Of our business In tho
optical line. Six years
constant ratlsfni-tlon
Iim given ui a place on
fho top round. Wo
liars, Jmt tomplotcd
Stockton up of (he lnr.
Mt tin In pold. roIiI
flllml. (Ilvurlnn Irnrnna
that evoreomo to this city. Our louses nro tho lineal that can bo (mil, and wo
entry tit the complicated combinations and can grind them on short order.
CHAS, H. HINGES
Optician, 88 Btnto Street. Next door to Hush Dank.
ece696&Hrceeftf)9)f
DALRYMPLE'S
A-
ntmtutwmmmmumtttxttttittinxmtimmmnmtximiumuunmmmmnntm
l .
aome ano &ee cue
Iteforo you start on your au minor outing. Wo
havo Just what you rant and oro now making n
specialty of your wants. Kvorytliliig carefully
pnekod roady for shipment wlion doelrml. : t
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
H2 Btato St., D'Aroy HIiIr. I'hono Main 12201
MttttmmammjwmtmmtmtmnntmjtMMmttmwmfmtmjmmmtmtimm
NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Uoforo buylnit your supplies for your outing you should call at our stora and
aud Inspoct tho most comploto lino of camplnx goods over shown I
Our Hod Hlblou canned goods aro
A Popular Article
AT-
HTAK IIAMH.
HTAH HAOON.
HTAIt HAM BAUflAflK.
STAH SUMMER BAUBAGli.
HTAIt I) It IK I) 1IKKK.
BTKAMISD OOOKKD HAM.
Tho most comploto line ol cantml
moats shown.
proper woods to tnkn with you,
TIIK ItlOHT KIND OF ttOPPKK.I
HTATK IIOUSK GOPFKK,
KIN II UK COFFK1C.
UllKUUB COFFKK.
Put up In nlr tight cutis Just tho
thing (or you
A Popular Price
Laundry Bags
Table Covers
Made of fancy colored art
denim In very dainty and at
tractive patterns.
50c i 65c
2L
s
DALRYMPLE'S
t
tHBae)eee9aI
I34C8UH Street.
ROTH St GRABBR
Ttltphoae Sll
Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Aro tho most porfoutly construoted hloyolo made. Tho hearings aro dud
proof, self-oiling and will ruti a thousand miles without requiring audition! o
1902 Model 55 $40
1902 Model 55, Superb Ituby Finish $45
1901 Models $35
1002 Sccclal Modfil $25
Wo fit any coaster brako, f 9 nxtra, Hoo our elt'Knl lino of hhhBrad II
oycUs at ISO Btato Street.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
Special
argiis
An Open Letter
Friknu Oiuudcki
Yours reoolvod. I am glad you llkud my 4th of July lottor und sodld many
people in Balem, tor It resulted in selllnit my houio and nearly all my furniture
I could have sold everything we had, as so many of our (rlouda wauttil some art
icle from us, but we withhold from sale all our brlc-b brae, China, ami silver
dishes, pletures and homo-made articles, In laot It looks as Ihouch we had mote
now than we ever had, except lit the way ol furniture and carpets. We will store
Umporlly while I o on a short vacation to Ban Fianolsco with my folks. On my
return here, I will proceed tooloseout everything we have In our storo from a
safe to darning neodle, and then II our landlady don't stop our 1)kkK (or uur
board bill, we will start for Ni'W York. Youu Fkihmii,
S. Friedman
in...-
BidllGificS
reason lhat Raid rocolvor makon no
recommendation whothor said claim
should bo nllowod na Konoral claims
or otherwiso.
Second .Object to that part of the
nald report pn page 2, as follews:
"Tho claim of hadd & Uush, class H.
page 2, J10.G12.09, stands upon the
books of Gilbert Bros, at tho dato of
failure J28)3t.t2; tho roduetlon being
made by tho payment of collateral se
curetlos and funds upon oTHor of the
court, upon deposit In tho First Na
tional bank of Portland, against which
I.ndd & Hush hold assignment," for
tho reason that the rocolvor has not
made any recommendation to the court
In respect to said claim, or with re
spoct as to whothor tho said $10,512.09
Is Justly or at all duo or owing to the
said claimant.
Third Objoct to that part of the
receiver' said roport on page 2, as fol fel fol
eows: "Tho claim of W. M. Kaiser, et
ol.. page 2, under class II Is for $101.36;
the books of Ollhort Uros. show due
fBWi.00; they aro composed of the
Claims of W. M. Kaiser, agent, open
account, $16; W. M. Kaiser, open ac
count, $25.85; Angle Kaiser, open ac
count, $10.00. as per page S under the
heading of elnsa C, and the uccount of
Angellne Ilyan, open account, $20.00.
Those accounts do not ngreo with tho
books of Gilbert Uros., bolng leas In
nmount, but douhtloM made so by the
payment of collateral," for the reason
that said receiver has not made any
recommendation with reference to the
correctness of said account or offered
the court any Information ns to wheth
er said account Is correct.
Fifth Object to that part of tho re
ceiver's said roport on page 2, as fol fel fol
eows: "Tho First National bank of
Corvallls, claims $3131.12, pago 2, the
hooks show $3338.70 duo thorn; they
aro the holders of a nolo of P. S.
Knight as collateral security No. 087,
which has been roportod to me since
the claim has boon filed as paid," for
the reason that tho receiver does not
make any recommendation to the court
as to how much Is Justly due on said
account, or as to how much the sold
note of P. S. Knight held as collateral
seeuilty by the said First National
bank was for.
Sixth Object to that part of the re
celver's said report on page 2, as fol fel fol
eows: "IaiiiIsh Walto clalnm SI7B.B0.
page 7; the books show $R80.oo due
her; the difference parhaM Is In the
fact that she has received proceeds of
it collateral note which she holds."
for the reason that tho receiver makes
no recommendation as to what la Just
ly duo on mild claim, nor iim to wheth
er said claim Is properly made out. and
also object to the allowance of wild
claim or nny part thereof, iinlena said
claimant shnll llle an amended claim
showing the amount 'duo her on the
date of the failure of said bank, the
nature of said Indebtedness, what col
miiuiii whh neiii, aim now niucii or We
sold collateral has been collected, with
the Item and date of collection.
Seventh Object to that part of the
receiver's report on page 3. referring
to the claim or Drown & Wrlnlitinan.
for the reason that the wild receiver
makes no recommsnilatlon to this
court with reference to the claim of
the said Ilrown & WrlKhtinon for the
sum of $1100.00 as attorneys' feiw In
the ense of lCinmn Johnson vs. Tilmon
Ford, executor, et. al.. In the circuit
court of the United States, for the
statu of Oregon, or In reference: to the
claim of Ilrown & Wrlnhtman for the
mini or $9000.00 as attorneys' fee In
the case of A. T. (illlurt and F. N.
Gilbert, bankrupts. In the district
court of the United Htutes, for tho dis
trict of Oititfon, or as to the attorneys'
fees of said claimants for the sum of
$1000.00 In the above entitled caiwe.
Said tecelver undertakes to recom
mend to this court In his said reitorl
what he considers an cxpiituble fe for
the service rendered to aald receiver
as temporary receiver and permanent
receiver, but said claimant buve pre
miiUhI no such claim to this court.
Might Object to that part of the re
ceiver's iMld report on wg J. refer
ring to the claim of Tilmon Fonl. Slat
er's cheek, page t. $7 IS U. for the rea
son that the claim was Hied by .Mr.
flecreUtry til fitote Is required, when A
clahn la presented to look to tho law,
and dcternilno whother the claimant
has brought himself within any ot us
provisions allowing hlra compensation.
... t. i.nfaro niinwlne tho
w St sN wrm w .v n v '" oiuer nutuo,
PI ii I UlN1 claim, he must bo able to put n
A yJUi I IVll nnKer upon Somc law which gives the
tandlng In his tnuunai
MR. LEE
EXPLAINS
Says Mere Finding: of Body Is
Insufficient
Interesting: Question Raised
About Reward
We have a few wheels not s,.u,tr' R" nclvr u ii
vc wive ,t icw wueci!. not th- mM ckw,k wltu lUr ehiew
(his year's make, which we ,,rRNM b- . wh have nut -
of
I will sell at prices unheard of
before.
The most essential part
of a printing plant is the
press.
No matter how well the
type may be composed, a poor
Job of presswork destroys
what little artistic beauty
the Job might otherwise possess.
Our printing press is the
test NMCfaine made. It is
Mit. to do the highest class
W JfeftYe we are obtain'
ft tfw Jbest results from
M$ aucttse.
WB ElIYeR WHEN fROWlSED.
Schaefer jmmm
HINCMAN'O QARQAINS.
M dx 4, sU Mow
blk.
Shoulders,
Per tb 10c
Deviled Ham rrnsll) per can
Bo 4 for 23c
Deviled Ham (large) per can
10o3 cans Me.
Bardlnee, per box
8o 4 boxes 26c
Salmon, S cans
26o
Smoked Herring,
Per box, SSc
Catsup, per pt bottle
1502 bottles Mc.
Qood Soda (1S-o pkg )
o 4 pkos S9c
Corn SUrch, per pkg
Ra,
Washing Powder,per pkg
Be
Jumbo Mush,
Pour caohsact 26 eenta.
Drlns U8 your butter and eggs.
rr mvv wttrnei prwe, emu.- or
merehaadlte.
M. T. RINEMAN
152 State St Telsphona 131
former
I'flCt
Sle
rm
WtfU75 00 $40 00
flMtiWs'-SaS 00 $22 50
lNyack...$25 00 $20 00
2 QWLxs $22 50 $17 50
We also have some bargains,
in second hand wheels.
Repair Work
Have you tried us?
If not do so, we do only
first-class work.
If you need a new tire v e
HretMHtMl. ami ahowa that the amount
of hhUI chark w deduuted by the
aald Sinter, as nveiver. from hie
chtlm.
Ninth Object to that pert of tlie rw-
t elver's nfrt m um . referrlH to
me rMtim of M. II. Kirk. Slater's cheek.
PH ft. $7.tl. for ttie rwHsod that Ute
ttl.l rwiMirt le not explicit, ami make
mi recoiHiututitloH lu rv.tct to aald
claim as to whellivr lh. uam.- u juet or
rwueoUHblf. and for thi further iv
((iittlnutsi tMpI'hlFaI'jIg7T
THRESHERMEN
ATTENTION ! I !
One second-hand 10 II l
Hu&sell Traction Enelne
One secondhand 10 11. P
Hussell Tractloa Engine
$400
$250
In reply to the Htory that appeared
lu Tho Journal Wednesday evonlng,
and In furthor explanation of tho posi
tion ho takes In tho mattor of the pny
inent of the reward lor tho return of
Merrill's hody, Suporlntonilont Loo, of
the state penitentiary, today made tho
following Htatement:
"Should tho precodont ho ofltahllshcd
that the accidental hody-flnder Ib en
titled to the same recognition nnd re
ward that tho one In who, at the risk
of life and limb, really captures a dos
porado, then certainly horolsm would
he greatly discounted. Such a de
cision would he very cheorlng to the
first close, hut extremely discourag
ing to the latter.
"The fact that tho chase for Tracy
In tho stnto of Washington has taken
a dlfforent phase, rostH upon reasons
I need only refer to tho fact that Wash
ington has a much larger reward out
no capture was made. In proof of this
I need only refer to tho fact that Ore
gon has a much Inrgor reward out
than Orogon,
"The clamor for tho lavishing of
money, where no legal or moral claim
exlstH, If heeded, would hotrny caro-
loHsnesH lu the handling of public
funds, lack of Intelligent discrimina
tion as to the demands of Justice, ami
would thereby begot a distrust of fair
treatment on tho pnrt of tho really de
serving. Such action, I must confoHB.
might deter men from taking tho risks
of a dangerous chase.
"Allow me to explain why I say no
legal nor moral demand oxIstH for
imyment of reward for the capture of
.Merrill. The legal aspect. I learn from
the attorney-general of the stnto. and
the eiiltnble side I get from common
sense nnd common Justice.
"The spirit and Intent of a reward
for the capture of a desperate fugitive
Im that fearless mon may bo compen
sated for the risk of life nnd limb they
take for the henellt or society. Some
times the capture of the outlaw can
only he accomplished by his death,
hence the condition dead or alive. The
accidental finding of a body Is In no
true sense a Capture. Consult Web
ster If any iloubt exist.
"The editorial you quote yesterday
ays: 'If Mrs. Waggoner had killed
hint (Merrill) there would have been
no doubt of the legitimacy of her
claim.' Certainly not flut she did
not. The killing of Merrill by Mrs
Waggoner Is an item of considerable
magnitude lu the case. It overshadows
all other considerations. It would have
have in aile her n herolno. and unipie.
tlonnbly deserving of the reward. She
would have met the conditions lu their
full spirit and Intent.
"Hut she returned the body, it is
urged. Yes. and Tor that the state
pniiMNHw to y her. We do not know
what ilalmunU may yet come In for
the reward for his killing.
"Of counw, the return of his IxMly
was deHlrnble. but the full henellt of
that has been greatly diminished by a
few circumstance of which I do not
now care to speak."
Who Audits the Dill?
aw interesting question has been
presented In connection with the ton
Irovemy that has arisen over the pay
inent of the reward for Merrill's body
It la tills: UHtn whom do the audit
Ing and allowance of the claim for the
rewnnl devolve. Some contend that It
la up to the secretary of state, as and
Itlng olMcer of the state, to allow the
claim the same as anj other hill
atwlnat the state. On this question h
Balem pcml to n Portland paper bus
the follewing:
"In all the dleciwwlon that has taken
phtce regarding the payment of the
reward for the rem ot the body of
Corn-let David Merrill, those taking
an intereet In the matter have pro
ceeded uoon the theory that Suiwrlit
temteot Leo. of the poMltentlury. or
Qovvttor Ooer havo money with
which to poy the reward. Such Is not
we chm. Neither of them has any
pobllc fuaUe with which to pay ro
warde, hot van the motley he secured
through any other than the usual dwn
neie by nling a claim with the sr
Ury of tute ami securing a warrant
upon the atMU troaeMror. The secre
tary of stole la. Uwrotor. the state
utkVlal who will Hmtllr paa ummi the
aauer beforo It rmcite the courts.
Tho atalo authorise tk euirtHtd
t of the peulleuUary to offer r
hi-U. but Ho sperlkV
ma.iw for iwyweut I
claimant a s
upon which he can domand payment
by the state'
"it Is, therefore, for the secretary of
state to say wnetb-r the finder of the
body of Merrill has earned the monoy
by fulfilling tho conditions of the law
nnd the ofTer of the re ard. Of course
tho rocommondatlon of Superintend
ent Lee would bo taken Into consider
ation by the secretary of state, anil In
nil ordinary mattors the 'O. K.' of the
superintendent Is all that Is required
on ponltontlnry claims. Nevertheless,
the secretary of state is not bound one
way or another by the action of the
superintendent. Section 3S70, of the
code, says that 'the suporintendont
shall have authority to offer rewards
and to pay expenses for the npprehon
slon, safekeeping and return of all es
caped prisoners.' Dut the superinten
dent has not the money to pay out. The
popular hollof that Suporlntonilont
Lee has $300 In his hands, which he Is
holding back and refusing to pay, Is,
thorefore, erroneous.
"The reward, If paid, will come eith
er from the $84,000 appropriated for
the general maintenance nnd con
tingent expenses of the penitentiary
or the $3000 appropriation for tho ex
pense Incurred In the arrest and re
turn of fugitives from Justice. The
payment would probably be from tho
former fund."
I Summer
I1
jSeri
I Sermon
ge
i
I
I
'
'
?
I
f
i
I
I
f. Clothiers to the People
NO MAN plioulil he wl'lmut a Scrse Suit
for f'tnmier wear, BUT now ml ml u
sv but with ittenl eiiiphnvis und we
rcp'a'i', BUT. unless the seruo pull he imys
is ilifht In ev-ry wny, it will Im ihuinoil ui.rt
lefsctory of all suits For tlii reatoM have
made It our fpnilnl liiiplness to ci'" "i'n ' at
tetiHon to our SVro Suits. Wheu n j suit
Is right, it I" the ccol"S ilrc t'cp ,d most
perviceable Summer Hint you iuii I uv. Hi.l
-n . n. (irna Sin It (fir nn Hill nx ntirbnili .
nnd It won't hong like n rug from thH shonl- I
dors or draw at the odges. Money hack, li i
anything bops wrone Sprgo suits at $8 50, $10,
$ia.50, $15 00, er $10.50, and no risk on your I
psrt. I
G. W, Johnson & Co.
i
257 Commercial St., Salem
!
ovcty Nix ot li.o mining
f vw f TWrf' .-njMiri ij o.; trctcf box ot ILo n'tiT
r!r tyt ' Lf ath'clVnmo-Ouiriiner..
PERSONALS.
C. 1). Qnbrlclson spent tho day in
JelTerson.
Jefferson Myers, who Is now located
In Portland, was in the city today.
Virgil Allen has gone to tho Ilrolt
enhush .hot springs for n recuperative
visit.
J. W. Dabney, of Wlnterset. Iowa, Is
In the city, visiting his brother, O P
Dabney, of the Fair Store, and will rc
main several weeks.
VERY FEW PEOPLE
Have Seen the New Combination
. iirmii7fL. vuJft,
May Arrive
This Week
The roinnlns of the Into Perry Card.
vnIio died at Honolulu on the 13th Inst,
are oxpocted to reach Salem by ex
press on Friday or Saturdny. The hody
was cremated, nnd wns shipped to
San Francisco on the last stoamor out
of Honolulu. Tho father of tho de
ceased young man will receive the
aHhes at Snn Francisco, nnd will for-
ward thorn nt onco to Snloni.
Household Treasure
One of the most convenient things
ever put into a kitchen.
The bottom part comprises table, two
bread boards, two drawers for utensels,
and two Hour bins, each holding a fifty
pound sack of Hour. The top contain
shelves for dishes etc.
$0.00.
Claude K. Rice, aged 25 yoarti has
been reculved at tho Insane asylum
from iinruoy county.
DIED.
O'ltlKLLKV. At tho homo or W. W.
Johns, two miles south of Snlom.
Wednesday evening, July 30, 11102,
of consumption, Mrs. Mary O'ltlel
ley, of Portland, nged 37 years.
The funeral will bo held from the
Johns home at 10 n. m. Frldny.
D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director,
155 Court street. Phone Main 801.
Residence 390 Court street, phone
2181 Black.
A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State
street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore
Qon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger.
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
Salem. Phone Main 221.
K ma-
One Cyc'ooe 32 Inch sep
arator. Heees stacker
$100
have it. We fl.V skiffle tube One Advance 32 loch sep.
arator. Reeves stacker
About Fitting
Rubber Tires
To Rigs...
8lnce Installing our tlm mti
chine in the spring we havo turned out
a goodly number of jobs, including all
sixes of tires from a Inch to the heavy
I inch on cabs, andevery job is proving
Mtltfactory. One who has much driv
ing to do. a physician for initsnce, can
oareely Imagine what an amount nf
nere racking noise and jolt, he saves
lilmieH. Once he has driven a rubber
tired rig a few times he eould not be
Hui.umeu to leave elt. The cost, it is
true, is somewhat greater than a stl
tire, but a rig, especially the Mlc.
spokes .Ud eels generally, ,.8Ua;
much longer that It will in a measure
compensate for the cost, but laying Ml
this aside the added comfort In the
u.eo!tberig is otfa the entire cost
twke oxer.
Auong the rij we have title,! with
tires recently are: Dr. Brew-r i i.i.
m oeier re- .rc e newUeggy; Mr 3tn u-i
siauiey,, inch Urea on new Yu....
-"-- -m..7zrvrxn "-; ;"Tffi
I.M. -... '. "" J""0
w , -m m tun. geatiemen aa
btt tirtd rigs. Wo ha Bt ...i.. .
Another Useful Thing
Is a box couch. They are especially n:ce for bedrooms, They
open like a trunk and are just the place to put skirts and
other clothes when a closet is not available.
..HAMMOCKS..
Still leave our store at a rapid
rate. Ouess it is because the
prices are right. The quality is
right we are sure, because
PALMER'S ARAWANA
HAJMOCKS . . .
Are the best in the world,
have a good one for 60c.
We
KHsj5tv V-aeiPiS H ?n -Jt
McmaKk A-rr-
CUT NQ 2 W.i
K.X-.h
I . i " M
Mtoi
JSSW
a
The Best Ice Cream I jji-mi m tb. tw
br tir.il rii. v .. .
Ve
tires so they stay fixed. Sun
dries of all kinds. U'hrk In I One Advance 32 inch sen-
I arator without sMrwr
rem.
A1TI1K-
Otto J. Wilson
135 Court St.
Also one ilghtnlnjr horse
power nay press
$150
$10011 "FLEUR DELIS
$200
f number of pneumatic ami h.i .,., i
rigs already fitted. Call and invest!.
j ,-.- m, ..., , ,, eU, oi tewn write h'Ders, V.r eeK.'
forrrl. Onlyth best rubber BJ In HHXtiZU
. ... nv, MaiufjvUe
E. Al. Croisan, .J
ICE CREAM PARLORS
Hawihftu Br4.
Ui State St.
7-WWlw
K.fl&v5 :&trwo
18wuajhx 11
UICYCLGS
35 - $40
5SC
CUSHION FKAME, 1902
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAA1E -
aload8ofall'!WO th" ,MS RAMBI'KR OU"OS FHAMK, It is 305 days
snrinfl0CrAN.G.CARlNKcv"ANCER UoeS away wi,h tho " clumey
pnnjr. CALL AND EXAMINE IT vnu wn i i ,c .-
I DlCyCle SUndrieS ".""riptions at prices as cheap aa
S niPvoTL. . " aDywero,andwohavejuatwhatyouwaU.
fit 'all makes of bleWl. fi !l've w mple.to bicyc, ronalr 8,,0n We
. a call? WmJX JeaeV: rPPa'r "" make8 oI h,0'rolBa- 0,ve
I SHIPP & HAUSER
JLJJll Strcet Ooslte Capital National Bank
&&ZK1Z3SZA
JL&4
GOLD DUST FLOW
Th! ifmali.M a .
Tiivn? i nT"7 ? ta" ,'0,,!,"
th:', i?yu 4nc va, "
-- - .. mv M futu in fi?
C&53rt!59Wl89ett0eoe8a
Marin ku I f
THE SIDNEY ROWER COMPANY1 8
.. . --j, vrrcnon. I
short. .iL.... . Dr?n and
..ni,,, nana.
16
s
A. T. WALN Affent
SOERfhiDg j
New I
rtywir new wnst.kiM .... . . H
MO EH I m M Kl a I K '
u.1.. ' ' l "
F. A. WIGGINS
J 3654557 Utwrty Street &,)
1" CrewlSd st4so is Hl HEzl
buslneM oter the New York RwkJtl
I have lust received a new stock
nt hl!. i. .1 r-l-,. ....-
Ar,l awu riw TOniW kuT f anteed ,bo li'west. They aro good
teeeat books for lanim., wearera. If nn n1. pall and
Variety Stori ' 'emy e,ock Repairing neatly
The YartJ. Ci... . ! S
--., mi. MCu,ic,....
.,., uw(HHs
r- Jacob Vogt
S"hSKI 2TT a,wa"
!
a
(
i!
I
5
?
tt
siur
Kt Oiu dsv zni 0,ch,
n th n-
"W9
;faiiBiAaB,1ltt)l
SBXtttasst
m994MM&4NM999to
our
265 ConiX St-