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ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY '
REVIEW
PUBLISHINQ
COMPANY
OHIce Review Building, (first floor)
Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool.
DAILY
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JUNK
JUOH.
6. I1. LUCATOHM HIT.
,.utuo liciicrul C'ruwford Ciivcs un
tylliulull JUrjT lllH'HllgUllllg.
oAuc;m, (jr., Juuo IB. People
tviiiy omer part of tlie United
... ..., -vt. a trow every section
u, vuo btuLe ut Oregon continuu to
rtiito the attorney-general for advice
lUKu'Uliig tliu possibility of acqulr
lug a prior claim to quarter sections
lu Hit) Oregon & Cuilfurnla land
Hiuni. TlwDer sharps aro offering
.j .j-uie anybody on a quarter-sec
Liuu ui this valuable .land for all
kinds ot prices, and many people an
biting.
ine people muBt learn that no
auurncy or timber cruiser or com
pany of olther," says Attorney Gener
al Crawford, "can locate any persou
on a .(uarler-sectlon of this grant fur
tuner 50 or 6uu."
A recent communication has come
from Minneapolis from a man who
says a company there has offered to
..,....ie him on a claim in the orcKor.
u California grant for !i0, and thai
he government Is able to reclaim
I i Uud ho will have a prior claln
Lu '.ue section upon which liec hat
. . moated.
Ainxed to the letter Is the phrase,
in Uiu handwriting of the eorres
pocdent, "Minneapolis makes good.'
'Ihu attorney general remarked thai
it Is no wonder they make good In
Minneapolis If all aro as enterpris
ing as the firm of timber sharps win.
for lil) will give any person a prior
claim tu valuable timber, the owner
ship or which Ib now vested in the
Bouthoin Paclllc in weBlern Oregon.
Federal Jury Prohlnic-
FOlt'l'LAND, Or., Juno 10. Th
lulled Stutos grand jury resumed Hi
serous this morning after a threi
day' recess, it Is prohublo that tin
work of thlB body of men, which lint
no bun in sesBlon a uionlh, will In
coinph ti-d some time during tin
week. p
The Investigations now belnj
nwulo by the grand Jury care with
n u it iii o to the work of ccrtuln in
dividualB In several parts of the stnti
who' It Is claimed advertised to fie
ouio locations for partlca seeklm
' u.n The conditions were tliuic
ild their clIentB niako'tlllngs wltli
Mi i rospoctlve comity clerkn (in land
i -w held by the Oregon & .California
tlifv would be given a preference 11
'.hi- final decision of the land grain
.mo' Ib In ravor of the government
Tli'- ie men, It cBoeins, have been
cliiuislng for their work nnd the
tnvi'stlgatlon Ib to determine whether
the schenio violates uny of the postal
regulations.
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Every Man Ills Own Doctor.
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. The avorage man, cannot afford to
employ a physician for every slight
aliment or injury that may occur ii
his family, nor can he afford to neg
lect them, as' so slight an injury an
the Bcretch of a pin has been known
to cause the loss of a llinb.s Hence
evory man must from necessityo bf
bis own doctor for this, gIbbs of ail
ments. Success often dependB upon,
prompt treatment, which, can only bi
had when sultagle modlcltlcs arc
kept at hand. Chamborlaln s Item
edles have been In ctile market foj
msnv years and enjoy ca good ropu
latlon. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera tanil
Diarrhoea Homody f;r bowtil com.
ulslnts. o
Chamberlain's CoughD Remedy3 for .
coughs, coUIb. croup and whooping'
cough. 0
Chamberlain's Pain Ualnf0(an nn
tiseptlc liniment) for cuts,cbrulseg.
burns, spialns, swellings, lame back
and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain's StomachcPaiid l.lver
Tabletsofor constipation, bllkftBiu-st-and
stomach troubled. 0 0 "
Chamberlain's Sidvo for disease f
the skin, e
One Jbottle of each of tnso five
preparations costs 0hut $V2ri. Foi
isle by Hamilton1 Drug Co. o i
e-o ,
I .() t ' I S I A X A ' V KrS6'V I s .
TON HOl'C.K. I,a.. .Iifne 1 r.
sua will n(Jt hecouie0a pnrljj
i state during the fi-nu tin
lit AsKcnttily. This was ihvld
nlght bv the lltii!iea?if ltepre
'ctlveH. which linily, hyn v.i'.e of
ti 47. Indefinitely pout ixiiied cul9
slilerntlon of the Dousimn llllprovld
im for a referendumOif?i state-wide
prohibition.
0 P
Thinks It Hated Ills Life.
Lester M. Nelson, of Naples. Meo
says In a recent letter: "1 have used
Dr. King's New Discovery many
years for coughs and colds, and 1
think It saved my life. I have found
it a reliable remedy for throat and
lung complalnta and would no more
ba without a bottle than 1 would he
without food." For nearly forty
years New Discovery has stood at
the head of throat and lung remedies
As a preventative of pneumonia, and
heaier of weak lungs It has no equal.
Bold under guarantee at A. C. Ma
sters' drug store. 0c and 11.00.
S.y tho hammocks at CburctilU's
are "Dandya."
Ol'TPl'T OP COAL I 1007.
California and Oregon Only States
WASHINGTON. June 17. Prac
tically complete returns to Mr. Ed
ward W. Parker, sLatlstlcan In charge
of the division of mineral resources,
I'nited States Geological Survey,
Bhow that the production of coal In
the United States during 1907 not
only far exceeded any previous rec
ords In the hlBtory'of the industry,
but also exceeded by a considerable
amount all previous estimates of the
total output for that year.
The aggrcgato production of an
thracite and bituminous coal In
1907 amounted to 480,4TiO,042 short
io ii s. valued at (C14.831.54a. against
414. 157,278 short tons, valued a
$r,13,079,809. In 1908. Tim In
crease In production In 1907 over
1906 was CO. 292,764 short tons, or
1 6.0 lQ per "cent, In quantity, and
1101751,740, or 19.8.1 .per cent, in,
value.
IV tiimylvunin Anthracite.
Of thlB large1 production In 1907..
76.4:12.421 long tons, or 85,!04.:I12
HhLifrt tons, were anthracite coal Prom
Pennsylvania. In 1906 the produc
tion of Pennsylvania anthracite was
611.645,010 long tons, or 71,282.4:1
short tons, valued at $11.917,1194
that thelncrease In the production
of hard con I in 1 907 ilinnuiilid to
12,787,41 1 long Inns, of I I. 321, 901
short torifl, wllhcan increase In value
of $31,660,302.
illf iirninous Toul. u0
Tho total production of liltiimllf
ous coal in 1907 was 394.845,'7to
short tons, valued at $451,347,493.
an Increase foveru 1 906, when the pro
duction amounted to tt342,S74,867
short tons, of 51, 970,863 short tons,
or 15.16 per cnt. The value of the
bituminous production Increased
irom $.Hi;;l62,l 15 111 1906 to $451
247,493'n d907, n g.llll df $70, 081.
378, or 18.39 per .cent.
A Clrund Family Medicine.
"It gives mo plen&Aire to speak e
good word for Electric Hitters,"
writes Mrs Frank Coulnn, of No.
436 Houston St., New York. . "It's
a graud family medlclno for dyspep-
slan and liver complications; while
for lamo back and weuk k 1 1 1 1 y h ! I
cannot bo too highly recommended."
Electric Bitters regulate the digest-.
Ivo functions, purify the0 blood, aud
Impart renewed vigor and vitality to
sexes. Suld under1 guuranteo at A.
C Marstera' drug store. 50co
CAI,I-
Notlc
holding
OH Ui;.TV WAKIIANTH.
Ib hereby given all parties
coitiity wurrantA Issued h
Douglas, -County Oregon, and
dorsed prior to and .Including the
30th day of January 1907, to present:
the Bnme to the County Treangero of
Ddiiglas cunty0 Oregon, utohls of
fice for payment as interest thereon
will cease aftero0 thej duleG of this
notice 0
Dato at ItoseJiurg.oOecgiiii, this
15th day of June, 1908s o e 1
" . J'. RraSAWYK'ltS. ,
Treasurer Of Douglas Counly,EOt?
0 q More Nlpph'po o oD
Any niotliOT wlio hm?lia(P (sporf(-J
Ulll'U Willi UHH UlHLrt'HHIIlK u gillie III
will )Q pleiiHccl to know tbaf a euro
may bo afftiotcd .Ify ippl.vlnK linrn'
borlaln'8 Snlve as hoouvhs tju) chilfi Is
done luirHlnKe it oiT with ti
sort'clOth boforo allowfjig thn Gbnbo
to ffurM). Many trained uur&8 usti
thls.flalvo with beat ntifta. Ktrlalec
by Ilamlltou DruK Co.
KOl nai.i-:
I. and Hcrlp.
Can ht' UHi'd on ii n v
land which utfj.Mt looliumcslcad
flit rye It lit fully iuiuyufurd.
prlceaildrcHH v c
dw L.-WHMIIKI.!,.
0 m SprliiKlld, Mlsscfe.
See J-n n flifl, yu baker, ir n?iin,e
htng special for baa aad purU's.
Do8 Vo?" TMnkV T.
ForYursr.If 7
your moutb llkt ft Couni
rlp down wbtTer foul or mcOJ-'
utTvrod you ?
In neoO olSlVf frtim wotkneu, iivriiisiR.4V
mln anlt,.in. ...... i. i.e.
' -; "ir' wriiw uiut.il w,
oti tbtt lLfrKl'.'lf iit1 tp'p f'jDm-
tttdlflnfi nw ''-jn'l.inr.l, ryll bj
mom fi'i U.ecurg .f nomurf Ml,
o o 0 It
Th oitkrn Vtf Dp, I'lnreVPavurTtA Ptd
rlptum. fur the rur ofCj-k. iicrfouii. run
dowo. OTar-workl. ufklllisn. i'l-r.fU'd
womitnowliif IlilitnwlU'liAi SU irjui up
Of limrefMU Trr onr wliU h UitkjLv
itruutfui itifilP Indnnmnienl ot tin- li-ailtutT
lulo klin.lETti mjtlrftli.- tbi' Mnl
kin fi,.-t. ireniilv i,..ui., V. .1.... a-.f.
UiBfunfful.ur lui0.if in;,4lrfit!i. of wuU h
--7m.forn.ult of Dr. HerriiS FtToVliixTrtP
L-rrtMlonw 11 t r most .-rliVii tnimim-
tlon of ii)iUt-Kl t
pv fur It t-ontatiitiS I
Icohol. narTOth-n. Iiariiifvil.
r ninu-iix niliif
OJrucm, tml mi unit ?
"r it Hint t not
falf lil nxOmnirniU'tl by ttitj mf:
and Uadliic uirIYl to.-li:-.9 tn.k auili.,-
H1i of tl.tMr wrrril s.luvlS' of praftli,
of Vi V
ij
Nocthfr nwili-lnp fur wmiihh'ii tlU bm int
urh prifcuiitl riuJuntrnirnt Ir 't-r,-.
KftvvrlurrMM-nixion lii avriTf.1, Inil.f un
ullflMl rtsonnnMuUtton vt ei,h of tu
Mertl tncrlinits by m-uu-. 1. ,1ii.i: nn-.il-CkJmonof
HI h-Iuh.Ih of pr. tt.-f. Is
auoiarttlou ?
A booklvi of ir,rvlitM,u. with mimmTi
atlKUUT0rrlf.,lllJ1l1.1,lil-rM.nu-iU!.U tt
lft1Ui nnsJl. al uil.rHl,i. ,.f thu roMirr
111 b malliHl frw u i u uju.g
aad AJdrw wltb nqawi for tun Adiit
te& V. Brf4)a N. Y
I
Or. da yoa open
bird ftful rd
line mtVbo
CELEBRATE
The 4th of July
AT 0
District Fair 'Grounds
RQSEBURG ' -
Fine Programme" of Patriotic Exercises
BARBECUE .
" ' and Picnic Dinner. ' Roast Meat Furnished Free.
jZ? Free Admission , j&
to grounds, race track and grandstand. Races' and sports
.all the afternoon. . . 0" t
Committee in charge J. A. Buchanan, C. S. Jackson,
E B. Pengra, K. L. Parrott, JL. Lf Giles; oo9 0 "
Building.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows,, Frames,
Adjustable Sash Screens, Screen Doors, Mouldings,
and mill work of all kinds. Orders filled promptly. '
North Side Planing Mill
Mill on Kinney Spur.s Atterbury & Gilmore Props, j
XHW IMAIIO 01'l'K'i:l,S.
V4SlliIN,liTO.. if. f:...ljllt' 1.0s
I'ri'Uk-ni. Itiiduviilt luis uiH'(iii.t-'d C.
II. J.iiiKHiifi'ltt-r cof I.owistiin, ty be
United States dUrk:t a I V) ril;.v fur
tlie-illstrlcl c r Idilhu to hike th )ilut-
or former I'Aiteil Salutes IJItrli't At
torney .orli)iili &.M. Itulek. tvlio was
removefl from ofllce lilst week. The"
:iit(lden? iTlso aiMiolnled ,liiid Hud-
Kln. 'fllierllt yf iilu eouiity to lie
1 lilled iiiiiteasiiihriiliiil for the dislrJct
of Fdiilio to tnke the nltiee of former
Flilted States iMSrshal Uiiel Hounds.
-vslio .was removed avllh Itulek. o
e 'V
III", kilns Arnli-a finlvecWIiiitg
o s
Toiy aMloro,'!-of Kurulc, Rou.'.e 1,
Coiiniu, Gn., writes: q"I Mid a, .bad
sore- como Jill tfie instep of r "foot
nii'l could lind 'nothing that wotlld
liea it untlf tl riiiplledD Ilut'klen's Ar
ijlca "SiiTve. -WSP tbm half of 'a 25
i'enti,bvix vtn Uie 'day -for in bysfif
fijijt:iiK a pi;.-fi'tt'cure.o Sold;, unde'i-Kiiani-iiteeiLt
A C. Aftirsters-dniK
Btoro. o? o
Our:
8
Driver is
Careful--
e Our ilrlvfr'a duty inchnloa
mortv tlittiigiiH'nily raliliiR fiir
dirly ItnOu .iiftd rt'trnliiR ;
tfip pjft-kiiKt'as uriar Vo shave
( lttUHfliTOti U- o 1
roqulivj to hVakoArvK
ujiius 'iifi.jtift(n ' our cuhUihts
e--to tirofuMmnrk thowuc.r.'s
ffiiiaui, tfpn tliV buitflto 1s,l',o ro
wIvjh It. t& ivoid any etiantG!
of error to I'lirfu-UJ? not-any
'(im'sf Biifrjlo aiulgto roport Uc
to ft fc,r attention, aSil to r'v1"
at nl i'iiioa (V)ltti4, iirompt hopj- (
v J-tc to our 'iiHtomor YtJii'll
I'llUtU' UN 'fill
hud v0 will rail for
your fii k.
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ROSKIUIRG STEAM"
LAUNDRY
ELECTRICAL
4 CONSTRUCTION AND REP AIR. SHOP
. n u iL.
We install isolated plants, switchboards, etc.
Cornof Cass
II. W. AIJHAJIJS k
HIGH GRADE PLUMBING
GLEN D. NECLEY
At S. K. Svke Hardwire Store. Phone 251. AD Work Cuarnte4
Material
J)otNot Neglect Uie f'lillilren.,
At tills season of the year the first
iiniratural looseness . of. a 'i-hlLd's
boues sliuuld have linniedlnte at
tention. The bosf thins that can lie
given Is Chamberlain's Cotjc, Chol
era and DiarrhWBa Uendy followed
by castor 'oil as directed with each
bottle: of ctiie crenitvly. For sale by
) 1 it in 1 1 ton Drug Vo' o 8
NpTICK9 TO CKKDITOna-GW'III
'all tliosei knowllprf thelusBelveg lJr
debted to0 me"' kindly settle n3 soon
asVeonvenU'iu. k bavu sold 7iiybusl-
iiesH'nnd-' ihftrefotii. desire a settle-7iient-
of -all uccoiintH as ejipjy as possible.-
e Hespei-tflllly,
, . ,C.C,B. CANNON-.
ltoseburg, Oregon, ,I,une 17;190S.
MONEY FOR YOU
I If you plant the right
kind of trees.
g-' See
a, ec
LS A.LL. KITCHIN,,
Nursery .Salesman, Roseburi, "Of.
, r.KIIFKHSIOJAI. '
a-. -2 ,
' I R. CHAPMAN, ,D. D. 8. .
J. e , .
He ioKNTISI' ao
Abralitm' Butl'MIiK 'elphuD, 41
, Hjiurav. . in. to .1 p. m. ,
KOHEHVKO
OKKUON
Ulllce-Hours: , Phone
it) ra-lS'a. m." l)flU-e-Maln 1 7-1 1
, 2-to 4 p. in. HwMd.Mafii 1721
. Dll. l.rCKTTA 8MITH,
- . -l-'li-yMloliin-i ' 0 i,
yinen..aiidCh-lldreh"s. .Diseases a
t Specialty. . .
ptn.-e:.'noop.is. and Marstera' Blk.
neU to Howgla'sf t'oui,fty."-llankBldg;
tii. .
HOICK, .M. V, '
'Omoerjathe ReTtew HiiltfltiiKaimUIri
roomi Id ml l i.
T K 1, K F 11 O N K MAIN 1 ,
RoBRRtrua', - - . l" -i Okmion
fa c. 8K?:ly, m. i). ' , '
OtfireB: Room's 11, 12 and IV'Dbnpiln.i
.Cjou.vty Bank Building. ( . -
Phone 7"1
OHKOON
and ifose Sts.
SONS
PI TY OF LEGISLATVRE.
Judne Benson Suy Clmmberlaln
Should be Elected.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or.. June 16.
"I can see but one thing for the
legislature to do, and that is to elect
Governor Chamberlain United States
senator on the first ballot," said
Judge Henry L. Benson. "I very
much rogn't the defeat of Mr. Cake,
buL for the good of the nepubllcan
party In the BtatfS of Oregon, there
Ib but one aalvaon Chamberlain
must be elected in accordance with
the popular vote. If the wishes of
the people are disregarded In this
matter, it will mean the defeat of
every Republ'can candidate at the
next election."
Judge Benson has just returned
from a visit at Portland and the state
cnpitol. He says that while at thosej
piacr-H ne met most ot the Republican
leaders of the state and found tha
his views rn this matter coincided
wlthj those of most of the prominent
Republicans of the state.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the T c SlS?--
Bignature or LutjLeUJUto
IlefriKi'rators.
Full ?lne of first class refrigerat
or, enamel lined and guaranteed
satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vu
dor Porch Shades to keep that hot
porch comfortable. We have them 4f
6, 8, and 16 feet wide.
o B. W. STRONO,
The Furniture Man.
Colic and Diurrhoeu.
o-
Pains In the stomach, colic c-and
diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the
use or unaniDerlaln s colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by.
Hamilton Vmg Co,.
7 -COFFEE5
Whysdq, drink so
much poor coffee'
"Bqcause gootf .coffee is
so good.
Y.ur Krocenreturnsour raen.r II you don't
Hi. Schilling's Ba.l: we iy uim.0
WANTED .
POSITIONovt.s-TEI)? r?y.an exper
ienced grocery clerk, no bad hab
its, salary uP object. Address A
0 H., enre 'Review. djlu.
WAX-TKU Tw9 t three furnished
'siunis for light Housekeeping.
must flo closeein. Address P. O
8 Hox .-,tiGQ , " dft
WAXTKD Two furnished 'rooms for
light housekeeping. Clos'e In. Ad
dresB V. O.- box 661 " dtf
G'lRL-WANTED For general House
work. Do washing or., ironing. 'Ap
ply to Roseburg 'Steam Laundry or
to O. C. Uaker:
FOH SALE.
FOR SALE-o-Atji bargain, a salpnn
- .business iu the pest business cor-
ger in Vancouver,' Washington, a
rapldl)g growing city. Possession
.given" July l,o1908o AddresB Box
67.0Vant'ouver, Wash. ndsw
FOR SALE Practically new 6-room
x'coxtage. allmodern conveniences.
& Will xehango Jor Portland pron?
erty. mL'gti on L. Kabatf5 Roseburg.
FOR' SALE Scholarship, l.n ' th
' 51 Behnke-Walker ltuslness .College.
of Portland. Wlll sell tor JSU.60,
, wtilch' ls rfi Br bargain. ( Address
. Leone'. VaUheks, filld. Ore& dsw
FOR SALE An- 'elght-horso power
bollct and vertical engine. Cheap.
If taken at once. Call on F. F1.
Patterspn.cS . dswJ2S
-Sr
FUR SALE Good paying plutnDlnf
and Minting business. Address H:;.
. care n)f Jlcvlew, Roseburg. tf
Epn'S FOR- SALE-A nne strain of
Huff Leghorn eggu' for sal at
t-1.00 pe.r setting of -flfteen. ', -Mrs
Mary Whipple, y.denbtiwer.' dtf
. van kk.t: T
F6l KENT Or! Fowler street', ' ' 6-room-'-hniise,
nea-r t court house.
The lloiiil Realty. Co. tf.
FOR RKNT.' A .Deautlfii.liyc.lean:
ViMiiodelleil house, threi) blocks
fmim.'iwstolllce. .Inquire .af judne
Hamflt.on's residence: . ilTF
rrilNISHKP' ROOMS'FIne new
furnished rooms tov rent, with oi
without board. .'Call at this of
fice. tp
. lost Axn-'rorxn.
f.OST Pocket book, containing ke.
'n'lid 8lna.ll change. ' Was . lost ' le
twecn West Roseliurg and depot
Kinder please leave at Review of-
flee. '. dTF .'
MlStT-:i.LANK()lS.
XOTH'K TO CUKDITOHS-itavlng
lost our buntness by fire. we m
pcctfully ask all persons knowing
.themselves IndeMv-d to ns to se'tle
as soon as possible. T. J. H'H,
I.IAMS SON. Wllhur Or. tf
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE I have
for sale 2H lots on Pine ftreet.
tilso lot and bullillnf known as
the Pennine lodging house, l.ane
street. Also 5 acres 1 miles
out. near Target Range, and 20
acres In looking Glass. For par
ticulars call on or address J. T.
Goodman, administrator estate of
J. J. McCoy, dacw d dtf
FARMERS
Take a' look at the cut above of the simplest strongest,
bgt cutting mower on the market today
o It's a CHAMPION the world over.
You will need a Mower, Rake and Tedder to cure your
hay properly, why not buy
Call or write us and let us
the CHAMRION
J. F. Barker & Co.
VEHICLES
0 Phone 201
Roseburg, Oregon.
What makes our
1 business grow?
::
a :
It's because we treat
g.- the people right.
o o
u
H
Someiuerchants in their "'attempt to lead in
prices often buy inferior goods but that is some
thing thafthis compauyodoes not do.
cOurourteous treatmeut, the superiorjquality
ojOur goods and thecright prices is what is build
ing up ojir business every0day. 0
If ypu arje tiot a regular customePplace a trial
order tand be convinced; 0 o
H
Alton. S.
n PUooeg 201. and51
mmmntntm?imimammtar
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
Q " H.CD. MAY. Prop.
Fresh, and Cured Meats of all kinds
" . Fl'nh and Poultry
'We know how to cut meat to gS t the be9t results In cookl'nic Ther
is more ln-the cutting than most peo pie believe. We may be termed ex
perts in our line. Let us prepare your .Sunday roaift, and you will h.
convinced. W want your, trade. " 7 u 111 '
KHk'lnl Frep IK'llverjr. Phone 1.841.
Shop on Sheridan
WANTED l,mM W0RTH of 2nd Hand
Bradley's Second Hand Store
Q I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my
prices on harness. You will find that I am right.
A. D. BRADLEY, -
the best?
tell you why you should buy
IMPLEMENTS
Yours for auare deal,
prey & Co
GROCERS o o
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We Bur HMet,
Street, Near the Depot. o
We Like The
Meat We Sell
We wouldn't hesitate to eat any
piece of meat we sell. 0We know
that it is all right and everything It
should be. 0 Our meats are the
choicest that experience caa pro
cure.' If you try it you'll agree that
SoUjj never tasted better.
The Economy Market
Go. Kolilhagen, Prop.
The 2nd J5T Man
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