davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01

W WIG laSt 1oSu1dl CluU ueeIlnR peAOIe
! the primaries.
International Revenue Grows.-H. F.
DANES, deputy collector of internal
revenue, reports that the total revenue
receipts in Minneapolis for the month
! of August was $44,596.16 This sum
| was divided as follows: Beer, $40,070;
cigars, $4,404; tobacco and snuff,
| $122.16. The total for the same month
of last year was $4O,027.36.
Goes Into observation-disclosures G.
Simms of Minneapolis, who has been
doing business under the name Of the
Minnesota Dairy association, has fled
a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the
| United States district court. He lists
debts amounting to ST. ,04S.19 and values
his assets at $614.90, claiming $500 of
the amount as exempt.
Bishop Millspaugh Here.-Bishop
Topeka, Kan, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. K. Millspaugh of 500 Elwood
! avenue. DR.. Millspaugh, who is bishop
of the Episcopal diocese of Kansas, has
beenl On a vacation trip to northern
Minnesota. He will preach at All
Saints Episcopal church tomorrow at
1880 am.
Cobb Is in Town.-The return Of H.
I. Cobb, veteran California excursion
agent Of the Rock Island road, is an in
dication that the California travel has
begun Mr.. Cobb has handled the Cal
ifornia business for twenty years. He
spends the travelling season in Mime
apolis and in taking excursions on the
Rock Island westward, delivering them
to, the connecting lines. Since last
spring Mr.. Cobb has been in California.
Accuses the Drink Clerk. w.
Hicks was arraigned in police court to-
day charged with assault on w. B. Hart
in a saloon at 225 Washington avenue
S. Hart, who lives in Omaha, was
drinking with his friends and dis
pute arose. Hart says that Hicks, the
bartender, interfered and struck him in
the jaw. Hart was unconscious for a
time and was taken to the city hospital.
Hicks pleaded not guilty and his case
was continued until Sept. 5, when he
will be given a jury trial.
Sent to the "Works. ''-Harry W.
Schultz was sentenced to the workhouse
for ninety days to day for stealing $25
from the safe in the office of the
Golden West hotel Schultz was en-
played as clerk and had access to the
safe. Suspicion fell on him when the
money was missing and he was ar
rested by Detectives Morrissey and
Stavlo. He pleaded guilty and was
allowed to serve a sentence for petty
larceny instead Of grand larceny.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
1874. 80 to California.

Save $l5 by going via the Minneapo-
lis est. Louis Railroad before Oct. 81.
Rate applies via all direct routes. Lib
eTal stopovers in Arizona, Nevada and
California. 5.s:S,s rs,
For full particulars call on j .sG.
Rickel, city ticket agent, 424 Nicollet
avenue N s. a..s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
Weather Now and Then.

= w CetC1I6I IVUW olIU 1Ue1L
Today, maximum 50, minimum So de-
ees; a year ago, maximum IS, mini
Inn 81 degrees.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
NECR0LOGIC

MRS. CATHERINE BROWN, widow
Of the late Thomas M Brown of Britt
Iowa, died unexpectedly Of heart fail:
ure Aug: 81, at the home of her sister
Mrs. William Hoy, 81 University ave:
nue. NE. She was 81 years old. Mrs
Brown was sister Of John Kelly and
Mrs. Hoy of this city, and two weeks
ago she came from Britt to visit them
She and her husband were former resi-.
dents Of Minneapolis, having come here
in 1874. Fifteen years ago they re.
moved to Britt, where Mr.: brown died
and where Mrs. Brown still made he1
home: Besides the brother and sister,
Mrs. Brown leaves seven children. The
remains will be taken to Britt for
burial this evening. 1s ~ ~,
MRS. RUTH G. RICHARDSON, for.
merly Ruth Chever Shepard, died at
6:30 am. today in the 87th year Of her
age. at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
William j. Hahn, 1000 Blaisdell ave.
nue.. She was born in Salem, Mass,
Feb. 9, 1920. In 1888 she removed
with her family to Kendall county, ILL
nois, where she was married, Nov. Fl,
1843, to Charles Frederick Richardson,
formerly Of Salem, Mass, who died in
1853. IT, "
Mrs. Richardson leaves three daugh.
tiers, Mrs M. H. Montgomery Of De-
corah, Iowa, and Mrs. Edmund J..
Phelps and Mrs. William J. Hahn of
Minneapolis. Services will be held
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock from
the home Of Mrs. Hahn. 81 sf @@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01

For andidates.-There will be
meeting for candidates in the hall Of
the thirteenth precinct, Third Ward
nue. next Tuesd IA! evenine This a VIII
be the last, regular club meeting before
the primaries.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01
AROUND THE TOWN

s. Swedish Nobleman Here.-Oount
Vrangel, chamberlain to the queen Of
Sweden and author of renown, is the
guest of James Carleton Young.
Would Divorce Wife.-Charles E.
SPeeke has begun a suit for divorce in
the district court against Angmett
Peeke.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-01

OLGA E. ERICKSON died Yesterday
at the residence Of her parents, 2211
Second street NE. Funeral at 2 pm.
Monday. @ .ls- ~-.r 9# - - !.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
May De Sent 70 Asylum.

a most pItIablo case came before
'he county Judge yesterday when a
youth apparently between % and q
years Of ago but claiming but Eve
was brought into court on
a charge OF larceny.
According TO the boys story hls
vrungdoInE % entirely thc result of
environment Associated with mf
fans from the age Of eight he claims
io have lnnatoly abhorred this means
Of li,i.hood. but been bound by an
abnormal sense OF duty to remain
with and serve them. lie claims al.
io 20 have sacrificed love aud happI
ness a. their request Notwithstanding
ill this the end of the second act OF
ne Plants OF PcnEance clears un
matters aud al ends we'll See and
hear Frank Snyder as Frederic. this
boy of hyo. and Emma Miller as Ma.
bel hls sweetheart a. tho Opera
House Friday February .. neneht
University aud hlsh school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
10 save the Porto RIeans.

Washington D. C.. Feb. 6.-Captaiu
In X. Ashford. The young army sur
gcon who has been on duty In Porto
Rico and has practically stamped out
the dreaded anasmia. which has killed
go many natives iu other years. has
submitted 10 the war department nls
plan for a league which shall continue
the benehcient work ON a permanent
basis. % is proposed 10 divide the
island into districts. in each OF which
there shall be- a hospital Of 40 or 80
beds under two or three physicians.
Toe work is TO be conducted under a
central commission, and an physl.
clans of the island will be- members Of
iho league The rural school teach.
ors viii constitute a means OF pro.
serving The health of the people. aud
there will be- iu addition. weekly talks
.o the natives who may not be 9th
'rwIHo reached q De- also proposed
10 publish pamphlets. which shall give
Instructions aud suggestions. Dr.
ashford who ls an enthusiast and
'ho has gained a hno reputation IN
iis profession by reason OF his
achievements lH Porto Rico believes
hat the preservation Of the health Of
DO population is entirely matter Of
duration The disease which has
..'rd on ao many OF the people isl
uc oniIrop TO The ignorance Of the
oopio and their methods of living.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
Dr. pierces Fayorite Prescription,

rs not A, secret or patent medicine, against
wbicb the most intelligent people arc
,.,i., ,aturailv gvprse because Ot the un-
I.,,iitv.as ta their harmless character,
H.. IL. spcdi.inp or Known COMPOSITION
S,i Wst of an its ingredients being
,,-i,tcd nt Dfniu Eugitsh. on every bottle
p.'-'rrer An examination Of this list Qt
ipyrailiouts will disclose the TACT that "
/. Alcoholic In its composition; chem,
icaily pure glycerine taking the place OF
the commonly used alcohol. M lJ, m~Ee
mn The FdvOrite Prescription Ol III,
piarra Is I'm fact the only medicine put up
for the cure of wOman's peculiar weak
nossns and ailments sold through gIu8
gisfs that docs not contain alcohol dhd
U,tf fg0 iu i1rgC quantities. Furthermore,
h Il tbpoulv medicine for wOman's special
diseases tho ingredients Of which nave
tho unanimous endorsement OF gu tine
leading medical writer's and teacher, ol
AM the several schools of practice, ana
fbat too as remedies Tor the ailments Tor
which FayUrte Prescription Is recon-
AiItiip book Of some Of these endorse
mont, will h. sent tD any address, post
maid and absolutely frCr 10 YOU request
same by postal card Or letter. Of Dr. H.
v. Pierce Buffalo, y. Y
NNNN T |.'|...| |NIN. NHlH y N'.lN'. f''A
prpsrriptiuu. for wuman's wea knpssos and
delicate ailments. is not patent or secret
medicine. bpiug the -FavOritn Prescrip-
tiDn of regularly educated and gradu-
atni physician engaged in the practice
0f his chosen sDecialty-that OF diseases
Of be- ingredients are printed
iu DiuiH EnJiish on every bOttleWrappori
that nc is The only medicine especially de-
signed fDr the cure of wOman's diseases
that contains mo- alcohol aud the only
ono shat has a professional endorsement
worth more than al the sO-callcd Ttosti-
mun1ls' ever published for other med
.finps send Tor these endorsements as
above. They are free for the asking.
m sou suffer from periodical headache,
dizziness. pain or dragging
down sensation low down In the abdomen,
Fpak back. have disagroeable and weak
nr. catarrhal pelvic drain. or are In
distress from being long 0n your feet. then
gou may bo sure Of benefit from taking
Dr pipr.e's Favorite Prescription.
Ur piprcp's Pleasant Pellets the best laN'
it.Nu aud regulator ot the bowels. They
ny'gurato stomach, liver aud bowels.
Jno lakativog Two or three a cathartic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

Smith and others as supporting Haw-
ley when these gentlemen we're orig
inally Moores supporters. and nave
not since announced any preference
for congressman. Il Is then solemnly
announced that while all factions are
united on Hawley for congress, the
Croisan faction and the Smith faction
are opposed 70 each other for mem
bers Of the legislature Mr. Prescott
may have information that others do
not possess. He is a champion Of
Prof. Hawiey. and is trying to boost
his cause at the expense Of otder Re
publican aspirants. He would give
the Croisan faction a shade Of respect
ibility. In making Ct appear to be-
championlng Prof Hawley's cause
These are all political tricks and the
final estimate Of the merits Of Repub-
lican candidates for congress and the
legislature will be made Independent
1f faction By the people generally.
each voter being a delegate to the
big direct primary convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
IN c A Nots.

The Indoor baseball game Tor the
championship between rhe Reds a,s
'ae hues az the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnast
um 'ast u.gat resulted IN a sco-s ~
i' iu p in favor of the Rues aner
e'shi ma'ngs of hard playaE In
~a.,a ,s would De hard 10 say which
had ih. advantage
A' 'hs CLOSE % hs same General
'''r,.ap FORBES mounted sss- fo
announce tbe rcsuI, of the merhsr.
s4'p contest which came 90 a close
saturday u.ehl The large crowd we're
yaser tor me ue0s ana uairst v.,h
'"a'h.efs iuterest Tor the nrm,I
anuouucemcn.
Iae ndses. after careful eoasid
e'aiion aaye decided that tb. .r,s-
'a'aments were about equal ana ave
'alfd them tie
The other points in ,as ,sr..s,
nave been oanyassed thorouehy ana
.he following Is the result. Rrss
.'to'' Reds Ia" ana parssro.
alum broke loose For ten minute.
be Reds tried 10 make thams,,yas
.eani in Portland. The to.s, ss,rs |
. the Reds vas leto4. OF 1910 points |
more than their opponents.
tae date for the banquet las mi
e' oeen hXed. but win BE- ds,iss, i.
q. ie~ days Il may be that The Reds
'A vote TO donate the cost ~ he |
lpPeT 70 he swimming poo, luna
40 receipts q the baseball Fame
.aoan'ed 10 $3.50. ana viu go towars
rs fund.
The iadses were Prof WI. NeC,u
''' ) a howeFs and Judge Waldo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

IN the construction Of the building
depends upon your lumber being Of
good quality and we'll seasoned When
We are dealer you are assured OF the
best qualitp that can be produced.
You are also sure OF getting the best
quality at the lowest prices. Fair
and square dealings. good goods and
low prices is our success. Near s. r..
pasaonggr depot Phone Main SO.
ooooALg LUMBER co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

N Tow fHuHieffsiisfs have lately
hr'H making aud trying 90 asl, imlta.
i.oH' of pr Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds and
other medicines thereby dcfrauling the
public This is 20 warn you % beware
NJ such people. Who seek 20 profit
through stealing tho reputation Of rsm.
eiie' which have been successfully cur
lng disease fnf over a5 years A sure
protection Co you is our name 6a an
d. Kings oF Ruskleus remedies. as
al others are mere limitations A. H.
bttkLEN a co. Chicago. IU- and
Windsor CanaIa.
l'f Sale by j. C. Perry salem. or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

The plea In tho above ia that tbs
regular Republicans In fho tIu r8un
90 shall take hand iuat aa % ihe,
wrrr dealing with square atraiabtfor
vnrd political assocIaios. and a .sume
ihr responsibility of running tho r.t,
government vdIgh has been Wfosird
from them uy "a combination under
lhr U'au'r IradrubIp Why mot I,,
ih' Inspiring FrH.ua 0I ihu romb.ua
i.un 'u power honestly" assums tb.
ioarnna.hIIi, uf carrying on tho sIp
government WhyH Democrats and
lnau.Ernia unite lo put in Democrats
'Hd throw Uut Republicans AGAINST
ih' protest. of rhr business mon of the
'' and proceed lp destroy nith AMI
'nnndrrDo In Wp t.y government
nh' should hry uut be allowed i8
uu ih'uss iur awhile anl show theII
''''''' and competency n hs aRa
publican defender of tho mibml
Arrr .o come uul and reveal himself
rs Hg THREATENS TO 90. hs
'n'l h' found Io Dee ono of fhr man
'''H of ihr faction chat threw out.
F"lh Murphy stri,,G aud other
'"pr.'r, msH and uo. the honest
i'a''' Ernt..maH Iu private Hfe bel
,Hl'u Hat. 20. H.rL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

iaHsford Pa F,b @ Tae are IN
'he Gwrreuod mine uf me IebIeh
Coal and Nay.mlIoB company which
vas started by the rare.essness of
some deer hunters in the year 1851
and has been burning ever since has
nna.A been suhdued aud the company
's HoU making preparations for work.
hs fhe valuable mine. which had 10
h' abandoned ou acCouu. uf the hre
i9 Ntau aso.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
EDITORIAL TRUTHS
TERSELY TOLD


any country road in the county. The
sense Of civic pride Of that class will
never become fully aroused until they
are called to walk the streets OF the
New erdsalom
one Republican" discusses an eji
torial from The Journal Of Saturday In
which this paper advised the Republi.
can members OF the council 70 not be
come responsible for the policies Of
the new combination lu control OF the
city government That combination
ia made up of Democrats and a few In
surgent Republicans under tne lead
ership OF Senator Gosuer 70 will not
be taken amlss to say that the writer
OF the Statesman article Is an able
writer. and very close 10 the throne OF
city politics Ho fears the city may
De- retarded To- ita progress" " the
Oesner majority Is asked 10 assume
any responsibility The Statesman
writer seems 10 De ashamed 10 be
known ne defending the prereut ma
lorIiy in control of tho city council /
aud says De ls Ir private ne. and /
does not wish public noioHcty. "UN |
Less An FORCED TO SPEAK /
OUT. in which case the editor Of the
Statesman o. we'll aware that ! shall
bot hesitate Co do so" iio adds
- assume that every member OF the
oiiy government has a personal duty 1
iu perform toward the city and HE
constituency. and % makes no d.nor
.ouco whether be- bo In Jho majority
.or iho majority bo adou'i perform
20 honestly"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

ne sa'em rcp0essa,atlye of ths Or
es'n'an priuts a us; o. RseshIl,,,s
70 'aew 'aa, Az factions are upitss i,
''' '1ppot ~ PNG Hawley for c,,.
s.'' e9I a' usual Is nalnly mats
sp W * ne orolsan faction. lie -
ne sanss q, y "a I.ooaey. Dr. IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
CHOPS AND STEAKS

That are tender aud juicy-cut from
sfaiI-t'l siock-at prices that are
easy on the pocket book. Get them
from us.
e, c. CROSS.
---- ~ Aa-A.l Phone 2al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
Wheel SIN MIssin5

The Leroy bicycle vhIea Vas stolen
from II, C. Schultz Sunday has not
yet been returned Il was a g2lngh
maroon frame nickel forks. C. a j.
tires. steel rims, mud guards ana
coaster brake. complete. ANY inf5r
nation leading 10 the recovery phone
Main si2 or leave al the Journal ofice
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

Way ahHI.I "a single .lu.eHt honor
a'.r Republican aha aas bsru d r,p.
t.s.rHi supporter uf ht Waters af
miaisuauou h.Ip cams oat aH, sf
'hr schemes and p.oenms Matched b,
ih' oererCIo. au usmornu. r.n.
onai.onf % be- u1. a laet than i. va.
'h'aDa'ri b1 "a faction. hateasf .u ft.
"meo oi ne AMI saloon I.sssus s,.
'''nr' iaiayHel by uuse.d.a porf.
'.aHa and models ol purity lke Alder
mao aieus.'nf Was NOE tae aur
sAmo.iDs oriiuaugg hat makes It a
crime i' p.ay uuUtgut gam,s. ta,r
un o' hc attorney Coz the Art.s.
'''n l'asle and supported by men
N.' have spsuf moTe houn AL fh.
card ah.rs iu au, month tbsa n..
.h.a. 'n a"u.,s ot reIe.ous aar,rI.
'a 'raf' s mau a. fond sf .
same as fvi sI,1auH t1 b..,r.
me mora. 'ae silver tar d ,.ty of tbi.
Sac and lead the crusade to msks d.
a closed ioeu. and aa,e store poms
standing empy by tho dozens ana
non "e ale 90 have lt upheld by a
Republican m the sa,esmar a., I
'..'s along oar principal s,rss-ss I
%. .a.s combination wants honest
''- 'n 'ae c''y couac.l 90 carr, our Ia, Z
'.'t'ams olaer Important pahl, .m
.'' ''''n's and shoulder .ts blue ,aas /
..N1 Republican ,.,y marshal ana
''''' A.m wua tae Anti ssr,,B
'as'. H De ioes ro, sutor,s its s,
'nan''s. le, 'Rgpgblcaar com. ~,
Z 'l' onea ana SAP ae helped taa,u
y 'a' sa.'m police ana ls, sus!ae,s
'eA AEoa shat thtr All. mn ..........
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
Poisons In Food

Perhaps so don't realize that maay
pain poisons originate IN your fool. but
some day you may feel a tNlars Of
dyspepsia that win convince Won.
Dr. Kings New Life Pills are gusran.
ieed 90 cure an sickness duo 10 pol,.
ons of uul.gestsl faol-or money
back 2'e AZ j. C. Psrry's drug store
Salem, Orsgos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

The Young Men. Republican JiuD
IA 10 be- commended for its enterprise
IN observing Lncoln's birthday with
banquet and orators 10 pay tribute
10 that Immortal founder Of the Re.
publican party. His humble origin aud
bis career az a solfmade man we're
typlcaiiy American His develop.
ment IN the legal profession, and his
entrance on political career we're
the gradual and natural growth OF a
great genius In lts unfoIdment aud
preparation for the lIiework that prov
ldence bad designed Tor hls e1ecu
ton. Tho Young Mems Republican
Club also emulate Lincoln 10 making
principles the object OF ne organiza
tlon. and not pelf IN THIS day Of com
morclal and political greed u II whole
some and refreshing 10 hnd an organ
iration Of political nature that ls not
engaging IN The scramble Tor once aud
honora. The greatness of the ooca
zion and the noble character OF Abra
ham Lincoln should inspire any man
With higher ideals for our government
and better thoughts for the lIio and
welfare of thH great nation. The
banquet Eiyeu on the nlght of Fcbm
ary i2h should be- made a great event
IN the History Of this community
The Valencia wreck haf been much I
discussed and many causes assigned /
for The dIaaiof Tho oncor have
been severely criticised. and an Invos
traiion has been universally demand
Cd. But vho shall lnyeatlmioY The
government nuf o. NOT ihe govern
mont io blame ln a large dorroo9 Tho I
Inspection ~ tho employees. The rom
aiions for Officers aud the training of
pen for lhe various duties for which e
hoY arr ali employed ihc dr.U on
ho cvv in ail such emergencies an
b io hos that there vas a h.sh Do q
pee of inemcirnoy % there can be- 8
.uch ihlug q luoks as 10 weak and g
iahby steamboat Inspection we're AL q
east partially 10 noe wholly. 90 blame
or such dIaasies Charts ana ught O
.oussa ani ufosav.nr service aro mr o.
lahed hy the government at srnat Ca p
onpo nut hat thv government m q
pocilon has been the cause ~ nam o.
neh wfe,ta no ono can doubt OIL q
.ould De- interesting to know mtt 4,
hat osamluaious are required of r
hocu vho ronlro. such steamers a. "
cN Jerusalem Iu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

Tho hght for beuer streets iu ss.
lem hai barn almost alu Too psuBIs
ard property oauou soneni, have
mado up iheir minds that better stp.ais
mnai ho hhd o. be- o. to rmaIa the
mo capital ~ lhe state A movement
io iakr the capital aaai fum Salem
would aruuso muf. rnirmHss than
anything short uf an ,aubgHaLs ouI,
'ho past yoaf un "a ,eua.u street rhs
riH oumpfomisri fHnm "a crushed gl.E
improvement io En,t ImBor,
n'ont inen ihe petitions uem all
s'sncd up and me street vas ordered
Improved Theu snms of the same
lefaona pho had pettIonsi Tor me
street improvement turned around ana
a.En"d resemblance aui defeated
nat ihei hai asked for ant consent
ed shouh D. orirr.i huf Nar,
i'is'ns vho hate been made ueaIthy
n' iae race that tho slate capIfol d.
hfaiet hen' uuu't suHer immers.
'''a by iis nsmo,ai Ysl thsy teiIh
'iairR ials' airps to drive the cant
'Nl aHay tNzn here and kesp tbs
afpfh Erouipr iu hs strrs. sr,n.
''if p0mises rhrst same sIre.f.
afe ar nrcseaI mnrs imHa ...b.. h..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
Patronise Your Home n.
dustries and keep your mon.
eY at home.

Not a new business, bat the Old bl,,,
smith, wagon and paint shop Of lash
4 Arthur very much enlarged. W.
prepared 10 do all kinds Of fancy paint
ing, sign painting and buggy, sarri,r
and wagon paintings repa.ntlng sud !,
pairing furniture and musical !ss,u.
ments A hrst-class painter smplsy4
Light and heavy wagons and buFr-
on hand and made 20 order. Wo,t
sallcd for IN any part Of the city .sI
returned free Of charge BY q. W. Johs,
or william Cross.
JACOB q ARTHUR
Phone 1883 Main. g226 n. Frost g.
a2aR