The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 08, 1902, Image 2

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K' HS IK V Atdf wmmn ' t$trumiciru. when wiMfft f- fijl with irrerokr, ifwwwwwywl or lAtefnl mMUiwtkM, wtJtMMW, trwrrtKMs- tmjmttimt, or Hkemtlftn ol the numb, that Uifaf Auwn Ulisnc fallkumtmlSrm. ttl ilui ovarii, ktcJi Mfe, Wmtimc tm Butummrt, tpurnl AeHlky, hklfmiifm, znd wrrrfos tmmUMviti, m t m. wnh vi nymjA"1 ' titezlnf, UMto&m, imkU, twHmtMhr, irrtuAAKiy, f-rrimpim, HlfiHpkmteta, wAm ftvAy, mII wmn iA H wmni'UhlA'h'ftthmn n Umn&, Am, ail Iwj Ummmm. tir jtonM mtp-tmhxr them in otut ifaa Htui tnut rtm&ly. l,yin i' I'ltikUmn' 'tnnhh' CotiiSHiitwl rbHutXhH KUeh trwibk. CaseUri ihh Prominent Chicago Woman Should dive Everyone Confident In Lydia IL Pfnkbam's Vegetable Compound. ' ttrtiwff r i -. ( - rnWr wlw r tJj pntiin(f Lydlth K, i'Jnk Uum'4 rivAr Miiirl. 'rhfr- yr j( I rck lwn fnn ex- ur- fn'iprr r-M.. nWt liMt my MjptstlU:, nl 1 tenai( o I wh miM W 4(4 t my Qr)e. Our tJ;yl4n pre rilw fr k. t I did nt m t imjrorr, I n lrid U K ay. X oedld ntiMhr ttpn tfv t(m wr f,00ty. 4 ry riMi worried trbn, UrtuunUsly, x f ,v Half fVM IImI. JJ7 told WW. Immt m h4 'iir!l of ormn troiiblw,ni wywItV mynymp mmr Ui haw, vrrwn lfrt(Ifi of tour tmuUmBK tnrtA Imt. Mod ( iu4ftid tliftt I Utk (Wrt&c. " I did v( Hd nm f(tl that I louvt& ker tuiv. Within lx rrMik I wax a dif7ret wiMM) ifmy Htul robttui in lilth, ftrwl bre rMm ryf wr nine. A MHwImt of my tria4 mho hare )y UuuMrd tith MilmnU txmtilUr to our mx hv LmktrM yMr mumlfjimd, um Jito lv teen tfrrt)r twWMMtAd." WW HUZAHBTJI VL1.KY, VmistnuU t iV-' III i'r-it4nl t th HL llHlh'a Citurt, Order ot Yur- W)it Li U U tut i trotm-fi ul Anwrlut, after rHIlnif uh lctU;r m rr Mill(l, Mii iu tMlitv D'Ki't moiih of you who mu Hluk aiwl mhMi nAm fml )vtw wfefcd ymi mm Ui mmn m, making Iifu a burden for ytmniml ttti your frkmU. wtMri n with ix o.wlly and inxjiiMivoly ototwhyl 7 IVm'i rou Uiiiiit it woiikl jwy to dtop koiiio of your old MfiteiW Mid "Try flm It. i'loklmin'x Vfctnlilo Com pound, YdHlOt k iwtir thn sit tfw dMUin. for oonrx ' " b'mdy tlio exijurliuice lT HttMlfWh OI ttfrtlMiKlM of WOIIX-M, WllOlil till! ConiK)lind liu cuiud, rtJlOHW 0rytxw till wr WWII. IWUrw tlw fwortl of UiU uwwlk'lwj, niil roJfwjJiiJmr that Uu'W- curra of UkiwoI of womrti vrSumm hum urn ooiiMtunlly iiriuted la tlm )jwr wrn i.t umuirM lfiit ly Mirnthluf lwi,"but hvLytllix, li. i'iiifdiiiiriV V'kiIIIo ('Hiiijioimil, lli gruut Woiiiitu'd Jtouwdy for mOUmui' II U. 1W' w.mn wlw rvfnrrf U it-ept tuiylliliiK oJo ttro rowardwl a fiUJHifH tltMu.tto1 Oimm, fir tlMy jpt what tlw want n euro. Moral ltk In ili mwlkriiM thai you Uwtw In tlio lrtt. Writo to 31 r. . T I ! I TM '-' M'M'tol, nUnk will fwt 1U blt (HfiuffiiMii. . . tgUUUU ' i,t,tu r j'liihliaiu I.llulu Cu., fcynu, Uim. i Wfwnr tor tw; te vfttcfc tt -rt- b otnwtAntf wg mm mt tin lilwpiU't mjt ftw iUM- kM f UU Orfc9i mk 3t HBk'-Av fT&rJfmmrr lit t tt mr g ' T1 vm ' M MMwnrtiV fcr or 9MxMt lwte mm Ckwt r!a t im- m mummy u mm mmmmi at mrtmv mmmumrs T Urn 1M Mr. 4"fr Tk Jww imaaiwi sum 1mnmK of dk ! armmvL' liom H a Hmt Croat wx-itr oi lavlt lnlr9Mn w jam. ttmh tmrthmr Ta VToaMW' K4aedOal aNl tk teuffM; nvwam to la tia 4yaaLummat Of Of Um MaMMaf. I ifefr yiwllnflairtr wjrtlon Dm vm at Pzmtam. n Hue -wH of tfc mm dotft tmm x rfaa of mm Uu TVvry do ! mm, all of aoW mmnimK ar la oMafalm; more Harty 24 rt for Uh 7roM of llwt rt of tk Mad. A MrlB of fafrl or iaatl -i- nv 4Mrttoi Uu- ot'Mcni huAlarial a lrfUa Ja lii -! this fall. a4 I uiot lorUH. fcWrHiTli.:' d U y tfcat K k-. pwrr 4ork ia4 y a vmm OVl llb a t 4a, ! WaaaaaaaaWaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaa -w .5-w ' . fmmmXml&MMmm 3 Ky3&M . 1 iBBIBflKS 2 u7 I ll A : mmWmwk s y) AW JBHSBBBaBaaff X TY VfVi kBbBBbBbBb! Ut-J-jiu-itf JMIBbBbBbBB rtf-w i HnBbBbBbBbBb 5r Vl ;ILL ' L ! v H Lfc s r-v c i m m nmh: uX 2 v '( vtrM Of Ifc liraiidaalMI afcr fonwtt The general make up and finish of our garments distinn guishes them from the ordinary sorts The materiak are the best, tew. We charge you nothing extra for the exclu siveness of style. Before you buy be sure to see ours at S7.50, $10, $12.00 and $15.00 awfdM H-r-' THE DAILY JOURNAL Mmbra Horthweit Afternoon Ntwt pptr Letaue. -f Mm IflUa CUM leud. Uw trtUi- mmxrtem. rwUwt artlcbf In U wwlnr CM JoarwaJ. oa Ttw QA Vfh Utr PamiUry YfJ tu HmmM W road viti, pmtU Wy tmr wmkm vho Mr rttawtly aalld OmmtMim of Mr. JVnhoT aaatr- Maata la lM mttetm. Tk of nMMMtte aclawtd. trhlfll Ma ptVf4 MCll a CM M PmtUml, m mmu4 ay ta Wooma' Claa. Um Wwm'i Udi ad Umt ToaaxWoatM'iiCartMtaa ToMfMrraire AaMK-tfttio. who doroUr iMoir ot of' foru to tM advaweownnit of Um work. 0y MOFEn onoTHEna. Dally Ons Year. MM In Advance. Oally Three Monthe, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Oenla Vtr Month. Weekly One Year, 11.00 In Avarice. AM INDUSTRIAL AWAKCNINQ. OntHtmlkH, NntHilr 31, 1002. It baa taHon WiUrn Orx"H nearly M yearn to Iwtra Ui uliHil(i uut that Ihw wdUfiLiy la Waller H(JiiUhI for tho prOddtlM and MalrtianuHaM or llv atok than fur IUtr frtilt iniwIiik or Karal rfnlnr. HHd lital It "IxmI hdiA" and lie boat fttUir ll In tli iIm yIOpiMNl o( Ita Itardc and In promo Itbti ut tba ladNatrtaa whk'k rxat uihiii NtWtrtirawdlHK nad aUM)k.HiliiK Thar havn mmi ma ay rmminn why this ft, wMfti turn apiHHiiK ao plain, h ha akrwla ImproaaluK llaeK iijh 'l Ul lifraarai HOud. 'lliu plonour jut HiA Mch luaUM iirAotlHlly until lsil, wka tlia flral rnllnwjl fmuiilita tray h tk Wlllainidla vallay, tauifht UtfiUfto In ajft laduatrlat aenua, ixoiipt Ink that lhUiajUi wim iiillil and Ihu on marraioHair remit, ana Hint uuy IhlJlK lilANlad III thw Knnini would row. If It had half a chanca. Tli ho old pHHl, whirl) lualwl fniin 1H0H ua If lh aarly ', (aualit dm iwithliiK. ftlue IharM was nu poniiinrliil market for aaythnuf lJUt VUwU, ami. thur firn, no ;Mj11v( far wiiurlintnilliiK in olliur forma of nroilucllon, and no ineana of ilaiannjjnlnif idatlva oetn iTiarolal valiiiA, H wan not until (lt aouvplallon of (ha Northern Paolllu rallruail. by whloh wa war tirouaht Into tinioh with (ha miiumwrtjlHl world, that thara yaa any inodva for hraaultlug out Into parted iMdtiMlry, wxeapUna upon miali ISai'lOW Kal na wan DiroWMwry to huj pjy ilia local daiuanila. Wlian tho ora fifr Wldar inarkata openad, the offoit to ajjt thtt iihw eoiulltluitif waH boldly aija, hut without auyUung nuproaou. mu a trua JdiuwiWKa oi iu iuuhr- tfone of our ahuatlgn. Wo aro do tsalvad by thu daiuouiUaiad fertility of lha atoll, by tho tulhliiaaa of tho ell laatv. ami by tha ratulia uf aaaaoiw of ftaalal Hdvnntaua, lntt tliaJiaory that (Mm would bat tho .orld In al wtwt evorythlim. Wa went Into fruit IniWlnif, and, wtepUl applaa. In aa 6aally fuitunata lowUtlaa, wa did m ilWt $ vorW ,l 11 Jfcu with iVtMil wattilB-wmBSf yjtidjaallaii. Wo found that wall In tha apodal naaftoiia our prtinnM, chr rlea and paaohaa wmro auporbly na, tlitr could bn no d)badancH Hjxm th iircNlucl yaar and yuar out. Ofl tliuaa thu ralnM peralHfad ao IhIm la Him aprliiK aa to wanh tho U(Hunim from IIih tranw: oftniitlmaa limy wta ao oarly In tha fulj aaklo onuat tho fruit to rot at tho olt bafrira jt la rlp for plakliiK- Wo found thnt whll oar tanilaror frulta freah from the tra ar mora IuhoIoiih (ban thu frulta or Call fornla thoy liavo not thn toiiKhumia or nl(lii and tha HtrtiKth otniiro whleb n nblaa thorn to "aland up" tindor Ioiik traiiNportatlon; In othnr worda, that whlla Itnmadlatuly and IntrliiHlrally bettor than tho California frulta. thay hava imt tiiUo)lni( quality whlh at UilM Ioiik dlatanoo from niarkat la w Hauthil to tiointuurclal valiui. And In ralallon to Kanornl farm pro diiL'tlun It dawned upon ua at hud that In oomnarlwou with tha aKrloulturnl Middle Wiwt wo are handicapped by tho rolatlvu Hhurtuuari of our workliiK aeiiHon. Tho ralnx laNt Kmi lata In the anrliiK and omo tia aoun In tho fall to Ktvo tlma ouoiiah for tho Jarniar to lo hla work or thiAlnnd to 'UaVolqp Ita oropai and till lo tha faot tburo are many tlilim In' which tho 0raKm farmar indHt wtirU at adlaadvnntajto wliuiMYur h baa to PiLakIitf compti Unit of other rjouutriaa7 whgra the workinK and crop Btrasotffa lonr Kor yoaia tho fai-t wna eltml that Mln nitunlil allUH. IlllllOlH llltlUB Olul IOWA poultry Hold In our own inarkata al priooe our own paoplv oottld not uteut, niUl tho fat waa chard aaalitBt tha Wlllamutte rauuera to their dUniudltl and It wan lung bafore w raallaad Ihat It wan not lack br Induetry or thrift on tho part of our f annua, hut ahgrtnaaa or the workltiK aaaaiai. which mada tha aompetltlou dlltlcull or IniiKModhla durlnti part of each yaar. Hut tho oondltloitH which tdimtan our worklnB vwrutoti, and ao put u at a dlaadvantaKO Ui sonia twepoata. con trlbuta to our mlvaiitng othera. Much i-aln inakoa much nnw. And much M'i l ft curtain foundation for tha atoak liualnaaa. And for llva-atook and tta prodtieta tho dumamt U tnsutlata. Duiuaatlc aul maU thrlva In nil tlH wuathar known to thla country, and Ita lou aeaaon of ralu puta no limitation upon tha la bora or tha etock bualnetis. Tha atoak IndtiHtiy la one wiovh our workliiK aaa noil covem. or may w mnuo to oovar every dn In the )ear. and to whlgh our nudat cUiuata la nut a drawbaak, hut. on tba iilliap liuatl an auiailng nld. Aud UHder thdaa QrjulUvua It la uot aurpHatHK (hat nmitY aad aaaital arj uaaUnn the kitflUjaj. 4- -f Th PoriMtftMUy Clafc of KaxM la imm of Umt Mrt rlaaa la la MiU. taoaaii Ha waaaaeraala l cowMratlT ly amall Tby aar )oat plet a lW laaUllmNt of aaw booka lato i bo lltWary ittomU4 by than mn yrBfi-aML wkkl aaa praa a uut'Hm of which lhy ran hit joatly wr fd. TH club. vd U bohliid th fintM lit tho Ma, In arffNIar Informa txa bav' tfnntjM Mm. Cobelietbrd l kIv i wmim of mtx kxttMrea on rar HaaHMitary rubw mhh Umi In hm tmr A I'wtdlitOB ettth woman wrU In lha following rHflpllmMUry ttrrma of Un immur f tba Idaho wornao In MMklMK thdr Hah work cdTecUvp In city Improvamant and etliarwltw: A rirnt rIMl to,MaN(ijmaKaaan Ura"H alob woman feal Ilka w art ot 4oIhk ffalla aa wach U inaUb tmr rlen wort pfarilral and efrtKtlvo aa wu uilalit Statu houaa Krounda In lkdat. aoblif- tmluxA Kroanda, ab)lc ItbrariMi. and tba atraeta In Idaho tnwna all abow the rHdrlnK car and forealaht of tba Idaho club wo maa At tbe atata fair evIdafM'oa of thalr work ware on erery band Out door art, arta and arafu, Wmm xhlllt wr all In charge tpfttliKalub aritan. and a flni nkowln they'iaada. "('adleum dub folks are tbluklax about aome of thuaa liilllRa. too. and a II ttl. later It la likely that the thoaahl will bloeeom Into action "The Conservation of Our Koraata." by I'rof. C. If. I'Ipar. of the aurk-ul taral colleae, at Pullman. Waah , I tho IradltiK article In the current number of the Club Joarnal, piiblUliwI nt Port laud. Tha topic la a timely on aa alnce the recent flrea public Interest demunda that theae aplendld reaourcea of (Hir areat Norlhwaat be protected Waahlnatou women are taking aeclal lnUreat In thla matter, and aeventl lulta. notably one at Tacoina, have romuiHiii-d tha atudy or rorottr Tha niHittuae or tha allk Induatry to C'ulirornla fy belUK dlacuatHNl and fotttwrtxl by the Merlcultural Club of Ua Auaelea. It waa decldwl at a recent meetlUK to Ihnuh u manual of liiMtnictlou In allk onlture In ranimiiHe to requeat for Infotimitloii from many parta of the atata. One Impottnnt Ni-hema la to hae allk cultuie tnuaht In the public schools, aa bus been done with Kreal Huccaaa In Ituropmiu coun trlaa. Consul Covert or lyon. Krance, has orfarel to sand tha club a oouataumaut or the hast variety or grain (allk worm eggs) In that locality. Tha Ueuer Wutuan's Club has tak iu iHHweiHilon or Its new riuunuuse. which Is tour stories hlh and has tout llu.OlH). llesldea all the aaoom mixlatlous for meetltiKS, It bus a well equipped Kyiuuaslum and awtmmluK tank. The latter benefits the club wo men tlo not selfishly onjoy. Working Kills iHtn enjoy (he prlvllKa tiK)ii the- IHiymeut of a small fee. I It la a furtoui thliiK, but aaiua Ui I UK about woman recent Army raiHiita, Uetts of tha Phlllppl oi uia ramut ui uiv iiiuvihk uvpi whjah h uVMiia. vahi. ( foroMry MrttValarly seMuMe for lb 4HMMjMftttoa of woMMh (Mm of Vfvmin&a. m nxitrtm; mm aUs UoH. or tie larxr fatwaat tihs enb woaMta of that Mutt, la eomtmm with ctM la all paru of kt UaftMl Wat. ktm aofaa; u work for aalforM child lahor tawa. A doaaM la oa of Satan' rhardMrt, who la also aa Mitiraaiaatic aoeab'ir of lh Mrd Club, iprm Maaaatf rory ewpaaUeally oa what b tarmad "wontaa'a tatwaalwtoacy " which pumper to a vaaHy at tha paeaMr of llrlaK IhlnKS. Ha rofarradto th waatoa tehlr of Mrda to arut Ity lha aallllaara' ard, toadtax to prptaatit a matom naworthy of th otharwlat buaeanHartan tandoMey of thu kh "rJrary Sunday." raurkl lh ouUaaad dNi. "I am ronarvdW to mt wmtm a hH. of woman whoa bmder la an otfena to tba y, aad aa outran to tha fellna of paopl who bar raaard for ftod's craatarea It la aHouKh lo make me to" my r llton, a It )mm already daatroyed my faith In tba tender sympathy ard ltd to frwmt woman." . Tha worthy daacon ao doubt prawn as tb rlewa of a mrx now bar of (Hftfl, anvrHK them many woman, and for those who don't there la hope, for the matter la purel una nt atluratkin. At any rata It Is far removed from the tint whan oar anceatora wore the tx-ih of their slain enemies as atrtnaa of Iwads alwHl tboir ncoks. Hut to eall a woman's "love of a bon net" an "otfensa to the eye," Is really iiafaraouabla. Yet the Mood dwicon baa. aacaiMHdously, (farhaus, struck tbe moat effective blow for the aood or bla causa. It a woman once tw porsuuikil and coosrkHM of the fact that anythltiK about Nw parson "la bh offense to the y' lo. tba genua homo at large, and eh will at once abandon It, and spoil tho mllllner'a stock In trade In that line I.l the masculine members of ike llirtl Clab try tha scheme, and hh ir It won't work to perfection One of the most recent (ontributlons or ICIIsabeth Cady fttanton'a penlsonn on "Dlvorca" whlcn shows effectively hr large ayippathy and close Insight In the social dlfllenltlaa Uiat mark this aao or upheaval aud transition. Bhe says among other things "Tho frequent demand for divorce simply means that wo have not yet retuhed the Ideal marriage stato. Di vorce Is a challenge to our present system Iftvolutlrtn has ban the law of life. The relation or the sxea hns passed throimh many phases ami Is ilkeljl to pass thiQughTnany more "I would recommend every rational hoiii und woman thinking aud writing oa the subject nr divorce to mn through their llto experience, summon up all the divorced people they know, gunge their moral status and. If pos alble. the lullueuae or their lives as writer, spaakara. artists and phllau thioutats and sea If thay do not com pare favorably with tha beat men and woiaen of their acquaintance. In my own elrale ur friends I oan recall at mitat two doeeu all glftwl. moral and reAaed men und woman aa I aver kuavt. Hut law or tha woman married aguln. aad those who did have baan axoaptloHally bapii' In thatr Hew rata tlous. "Tka rapidly IncreatJaH- number or dlvmcas so far from showing a lower stale or morals proves exactly the re vets. Woman Is In a transition par tod from slavery to freedom, and she will not accept tha conditions In map rled life that she has heretofore tueok- ly endured. ' Whan tha mother, with bar stead fast lovo of home and children, dtv niuntlri rolease, wo may rost assured &COPO TBtiXrOCA1fnX KZXLSZiX COAT kMbte sod loobs wfl wfth a (Wfi aaotfa of Vtt lace aad old sflrer or t cat Aiei4 haataaA J Gray Mfedrral Is aaMtVr fad of the inum. aad tat Mote of thai Hnd j with araelM arc tmMemul to front with pearl cmap. HaU VyrOrd with tbc vulrrf arc oadrd very eaoart and are comtrfiMd with TaW grfa aad ;le ptalc rHvrt- The flat muffs are uta4 Jaaoty by addHKMM of lace and aUfOH mm. Tm Jaut crawtat: deoratlo fur the hair eouelaU of a Mrf of tutk: wound la and oat of the fyMBMdour, A aoiart own recently sa was In a pale saedu of grayVei ner cWh with broad toMrrtloM of 1'arts gulp'Of The cloth waa cut Into tab t loteriaK sad faoieaatl over tb hvca with liny ilrer DatloM. The coat btoose bad a lrf0 at tb mcV. but offld iu liro fashion in front ortr a poucbcl narrow rat of tb guipure. Large l rcr Iruttons decorated tb t. and a big collar and revars of nwneaklH cerre roadad wKh tba aauoUtrt cuffs wbi.b tonaned lha staerea. The cut hows a llirec-fiuarter lenctb coat of MMlakin Unci with white satin. Tba wlu lapdfl are appflquwl with heavy guipure lace. JUniC CHOLI.ET ifte. New Chain Purses In Leather and .vietai aiso a swell line of B.-aded Chatel laines, Purses, etc. New Coral Neck Chains iCombs New Arrivals in shell pompadour, side "and back combs. Also the unbreakable shell hair-pins; can be bent into any shape and "are not so easily lost. Craye-nette" Rain- . proof Overcoats! at M a a H a a a a are tliebest for this clinute. Wcc uS recerved a jarge fine in Oxford, OlsveJ Black, Tan and Plaids. They tre perfectv" Watepproof and do not overheat the H&2 5 like an ordinary overcoat or mackin'o-h-g contain no rubber to give an offer siveg odor, and are no higher in price ihi good coats, $12.00 to $22.50 eachj Our All-wool Oxford Ovr-rerwK -.t li ar Jl are world beaters. a a B Hats S f t v tftiJ.1 h sZ 1 I S 'I QJ THINK OF HINGES, In his New State St. Store. $ Oweata;tl f Fancy Waistings Never sold so many waist goods before. Can't get them fat enough. Corduroys. Al batros. Venetians. Rea dona Crepes, etc. Corduroys in all the delicate shades, such as most stores sell forsl 25 yard we've had a big 75c yard New large shapes in roJI-rims aro popular and .we, have them.. Stiff hats with silk un der biims are in demand, and small shapes in these. Men's Suits 9 ' a S -f - 1 s Weshow hrge" a a a a a a Have you seen our line this Fall ? It's better than ever! Men's Wool Suits in gray stripes at $5.00 g Olive Worsteds ?t $7.50 Fine AUltons at $10.00 and $12 00 Fancy Worsteds at $13.50 and $15.00 S Also, two lines of Simples for made-tog measure clothes. a a r g run on at ga!MMaCTCTMnnnHMlBCTaTBMaM ianaaaaaaaaQaaaaaapfflwamnaaaiHre-rtffamwawwjrar,rffT - Smith's Jruit Jacms ii "liujlr i i - .,- U31 r v - TAH -T III II II IHIIMI4-HH 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H I H 1 1 1 I 1 1 H 1 1 III 1 1 J; , J $ rv' fSO, I" i a me :: Fifteen minutes walk from end of South :; :: Commerical St. car line, on Jefferson road, :: Five to seven acre tracts suitable for : : home or fruit farm :: Tracts are under cultivation and timbered. : : There are 33 tracts offered for sale. Terms to suit you, e :: Three lots have springs, The timber will - e a : : run from 50 to 400 cords to the"tract, S S M , , il For particulars see Derby Willson, Fred, jj' :: Hurst, L, D, Henry, Frank W, Waters, or jj :: rail at tfir nfflr rf Vir t I I I I I I I I II I I I H I I t-t-il I I I I I II M M U fu T t : t VA ,. - ft M i jr a jK V pa X I c ; ii i& K A-'aaaaaar- i a. t i f w Til. wmiH iimtiMllaa A fihlnn A "In seveial of (he leading (owna the Houser'a for repilrsT' , , r Illinium ruiensu, wu uiny nwt amiutni j gj j. , - iHSiHSlr'"' Hte tract . an6 mb (Company FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. latittifflti ft tm It Sh m)A Q eft mM M4 rft4 alfftlolaTiBalattnslittift alTelleai'lff IIIIIHIJIHIHttj a t a ' e 9 i I i i i i i i i i i li M ' n