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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHINQ COMPANY L. WIWBERLY, Editor. Office Review Building, (first floor) Jackson Street. Telephone Main ool. DAILY I'ar yr, by mail Per moalta, delivered Ier ween, delivered BUM 1-WEEKLY I'er Yer illx .aoiubi , .11.(11) ..tl.Ui JINK 22, 10OH. Alter mauy years of fruitless talk abuut aub-dlvlding the large Individ ual jm.a Holdings In Douglas county, ui- aaual work In that lino seems at lant to be fairly under way. Credit for ihe beginning of this recent ac .un Is due to P. B. Walte, who a-Vow weeks ago thus placed on the market the beautiful ilurnett furm at Hound i'rairle, ten miles south of here. He already reports more than half of the tract sold, thus showing the groat demand for such property.' This week the splendid Booth rami in Garden valley, owned by F, E. Alley until a few dayB ago, was sim ilarly sub-divided by C. 1). lleale eprescntlng Harding & Engon, the n.l.e realty dealers of Aberdeen. '.Yufch. That this beautiful tract till be quickly taken up by wide-a- ake purchasers Is also a foregone inclusion. A considerable number of these purchasers "will doubtles come from Portland, Seattle and oth er coost and eastern points. Outside people, as well bb those living here, have just begun to discover the vasl prn.f IliiUUea and advantages offored by Douglas county soil and cllnmO. When these and other lnrge tracts ol land lire sub-dlvldod and planted to orchard;, small frultn and berries this county will quickly multiply in wonlth and population. That out county's growth in the nextQfow years will be something marvoYlouh In beyond question, and property val ues wilt Increase until this will In ono of the richest spots In the stale. S O PulIIallon was begun today 3i Oiu formal notices for bltullthh streot paving In KoKoburK.. Hem on strancos, If any, agHliiHt this worh miifit bo filed with iho city recordei wlfhln twenty dayH from tlil date However, It Is not now anticipated that there will be ny Herloutt objec tion to the consummation of thlf work, and there Ih every reuHon U bollovo that the 18 blocks y$ pavlnp now being ndvortlaed will be put li plUCQ JllBt HB BOOIlOHH llR IOHHIir details can be arranged. We under ftaml the city council Ih unanlmouKl) 1-1 Tb vor of piittliiK i Hi I s pavement Juat as quickly as It can be done Our citizens biKUlfled tholr npprovn' of this action some time ao by vot ing the bond Ihhuo thercfo by tin overwhelming majority of 8S pin cent In Its favor. There Ih fro appar ent reason why the prevallhiK hmiII mont In Its favor Is not even stronger today. Other tow tin tlx size of Rosuburg have tried, putting In first-class, hard surface at reel q pavement and have fouhd It to tm r paying lnveatnient for the property owners a well as for the town In general. With well paved street the adjoining property will be In creased In value from five to "ten times the coat of making Hiich tin provemcnt. Without this pavemeni alt the efforts of our live, netvt Commercial Club and the expand I turo of the large adverthiliiK fund which they have .raised will hnv liF & large decree 'ftsted. Pro greHslvn people will not loruto In a town with muddy or Ill-kept Btreots Kttgene already has their street pav Ing work well under way and (irantr Pass and Medford are almoHt ready to begin actual construction work In this line. KoM'burK ran no longer rlalav tinA fntlurn I., il.lu I, which we do not deem possible wonld give the town a not-boric from which It would not recover In tin next U-n years. All its active cltl ens would soon depart for men congenial and wlde-a-wake localttl 0 Viewed from every standpoint must have this tttreot paving, and the sooner we can get It the bolt cannot iioij ovi:n. Attorney .cncrn1 Oawfonl to HherlfT Mct'lallcn. Ucpllcs BAI.EM. Or., Juno 20. Attorn- (irr.erul Crawford has held that nr ofllc er el-vted two years ago can hold ollUn until January I. 1909. mute the x passed by the people Jun I, uhtch changes tho time of the rtate election from the first Monda In June to the flrt Tuesdnv nfttM t'ie first Monday In November. Slier Iff H. T. McCtallen of Douglas count d.rd the attorney-general's oplelnr en the matter. HKSKVKI.T AT HI MM Kit IIOMI OYSTER HAY. June 20. - Prenl dent Koosevelt arrived here today the place who had assembled to re reive him and spent (he first ten mln uis In shaking hands and thankliiK them for their welcome. Ills family and he entered tho carriage and won driven to Sagamore Hi'l. O RfrlKratnre. Full line of first riant refrlprat or, enamel lined and guaranteed a tin factory. Not h Inn equals our Vu dor0 PorciiscShadeatJtdf kww tlo.t fcotj porch comfortable. y9 have them 4 f, I, and 10 feet vide. o c: B. W. STRONG, Jh9 Furniture Man ! OlM HATK8 ARB RKKTOHKI). Lumbermen Win Victory lleforw In terstate Commission. WASHINGTON, June 20. In the cases of the Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers Aasocluilori agaiitBt the Union Pacific and oilier railroads, the Pacific Vanufa turers' association and others, against the Northern Pacific and others, the Southwestern Washington Jammer Manufacturers' aaHocliitlori ug.mi.it the Northern Pacific, Involving a gen eral advance In lumber rates, in many cases 20 to 20 per cent, frr.iii the north PaclflcQoAHt territory lo points east thereof, which bcoane ef fective November last, the Ini.sr.UiUe Commerce commission makes a iv graphlc decision In Its action. On the ground of u n reason". fw;- nesH It orders a restorations of (tie previous rates west of a line Ira vn from Pembina. N. !.. through Grand F'orkH, Council Muffs, Kansas Cl'y, Sioux City to Port Aithur, Toruia. along the Kansas City & SoiUliern fillwnv. find iiicludiuer! no nth ind of that line "jlC7i now tako the same rates as any point between niid Including Sioux City and Kuumia Parts of the Increase to hYoiV ills? ant marketH, lying ep.st of tke I.lic- sourl river, Is permitted to Biun.l. The differential rates from th" Spoknw-nte group polnlH, ami iAjun h IUVIT, I'll ll'llrf 1)11 1 K UlUI lifll Vfll nii Ml liHtrlctB, which lie east of the f'aj- nde niounlaliiH, embracing pnnsjtl VV'nuti liiL'tnn OrcifDri and all ct J ho, to the eastern'JteriiTtiy nbllshed underj n0de?lHlou In lh( iase of t)i)Potlnch hum'ier comninv ind others ngalnst the Nortberu) Pi- :lflc and other roads. Kates rrotn KfioKane utsiriciK --re( ordered lower than the Pacific. eo. J ii tiJ5 case or trie wesiern ii"on .umber MnnfiJiietur' associ'itiMi. i (.-a I nst the Southern Pacific the ,u- OdHlBOti decides tluiLtho fidw.fu-f t lc ... fan v.. in,, i.. ,-n lamotto Oalley, not including ph-' land, Is unjust and uiire:wimiMo; thai from ijoth east nnd wct banbso wii-Ui of ciimillls. Ihe VftiH M il. Qt oxceed $l.40Cjwr ton. and upon the wist banlPof t Ii Corvallls, $:t.6.ri ton. Hecause of hevater m! fte IWIandorate Is not reduc:''. In the rase of thvT) Pncillc. Conrtf Mnnu factoring nusoclnLlon against 1' Northern Pacific and otltpr 'mails, he commlHHltiu declines to iiiime'an- itlftr through Orate fr)pi Washing on to ('oloratio common points and astern destinations.0 It" requires, inwever, that Ohe Northern Purine hllway, the Nortberii Pacilho Ter- iilual company0of 0Or'-gon. thi'Ore- on itaiiroao ft javigai ion-company. ho OregonnShort Mih and the Vn- 'on Pi'lllc to eHUibllsU through ratea 'oiluinber frm the Northern Piicific Ine In Washington,! north of Port and, aiPfar as Seattle, through Port-' and to Oud en and Salt, l.akn Cit v ind tlah coioiuori points, and A 4 0- ents per hundred-. weight rate on Mr ind sprue'e, lumber ntid r0 cimiIh per Mindrcil on cedar lumber aud hln jles prescribed for through traffic. Chairman Knapn and Commission--rnllarlau dissented from the conclu- dons reitchcd in a majority of these ases on the ground that most of the tdvnhco In rates Is reasonable. lln Not Neglect the ( IilMrcn. AL tli Iff season or the year the find in natural tooHHiiess of a child's owels should have Immediate at- ention. i no nesi tnmg mat can ne siren Is Chamberlain's Colic, chol- rtl and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by enstor oil as directed with each bottle of the remedy. For nale by Hamilton Drug C. O . - "THKY WON'T CJO lKY' We mean your watches and time pieces. They must be kept cleaned and oiled to get the best results. He member watch making Is our only specialty. J. T. Dryan, The Watch maker. dTF Tli Modesty or Women Naturally makes thun shrink from th tnuellcute questions, tlm obnmSuuj et mhiHllon, and unphsnnt local trAt niMiU. which !Hnit pnyyicitiitw ct'iiMiifi asst'ntial In the tratnn rit of dtseasm o! wenicn. Yft, if ln i cut U hiid, it ; bettor to nulimit to tins onlcjl tti ut ! tlio dlwae itruvv and spread. The tmuHi Id that, minjteu tho woiiKte Uiidcru-'H nci the iiiniMm'fl and f-hain for nottiltiK TlKtivn.lNj woir.cn u bo havn U'ci' curwi Itv Dr. rieiTr Kitvurlte Pri-scnn-lion wrttK. In eel at ton of the cur which disp?!! the exaiumntlon sn4 IiksI treat men t'pii'ifijaj ojht fiHllclnt o nrr Vll,- fttf .jrln-jp 'lllfll 3 "1 .lVoriU' iTfvTlttlhiM." - ll eu its ticLilii.il i ii dint lift. K ri'Kul.triLy tin fcinitln wt'iikni'is. It ut Iit'lp-. I a!nmt al:i4 nirt'jt. It Is strict Ij- tion ili-oh.'tth, iimi !)'rrit, nit t innriUnt hc'liu priuU-tt on it- Uttlo-riH'i"T; con Ulns tiu tiolcit nous or hub.t fnrmitu dnigi, and rvt-ry n:ilii mlit-niii! rt-M nt?rliiR lni- 1ui-.ini..nin h- the (nl inlur nnMii of Hi,.si must niin ni In ih vfnil s.'liiHUof nuilu-jil pra.-tuo. Sun. of th!' iniiMrmn and !ttmiil-ft if pn (sloiiul fiioT'iiiiiw of iu itiK'i'edt,nt5 will Im fcti.d In a '.Mii'lil.-t w'TitHv around ti. Uittlv, in a Un.k 'i niitll' fret tu ntjucst, t'v lir. K. . I'n-r.e, v' Htiffulo, N. Y. Tof-5U.n:rl en dorsrmtMits hnn!d hao I.ir morn w ;lr hnTnny nntoiiiit of, l)vv,i. riliinfv !:iyr.i oon iiroft'.i-.loii-il tfsilniiii!;il5. Tho nnil hiU'llin-'iit union now-1ar ltii( nn knowing hut tliov tnl.f m.ti Irlnn Inttml of oiwimu tlioir K.Kinhoil.t a lot of yotin hint and im'pu'.ti don whatrvor i offontt ihpin. " I unntr Tn- fcnpiion i m hM'HN coMrcsi ri.is, u . makiM wo:k ffomon Atrotirt atnl U-li womon noil, it. tfii r b mfxiH i rtuvhi'r i tiu rr(, On fetilit of l;imiis t.i riKi,.i HulTslu, N. V., VI oium'i'hi !taiiiis fi-r -. DHr-fo tr"d. or 3! T,inM" fur r1. U limn.1 hj letter. All iinh ronnnunUatiou ar- In. rloro riaant Viiot !nvtror' and rvffulau tomavh. liver aitd l HKItK IN OHWiON'. POP.TLAND. Or , June 22 On June 24th tho business men of Port land will make an excursion to Eu gene for the double purpose of par ticipating In the commencement ex ercises at the 1'nlverslty and witnes sing tho opening of the splendid new depot. Then at a little later date tho Portland Ad. Club will go to Albany as the guests of the Albany Commercial Club, the manager of which organization was a former president of the Ad Men's Club, q l'.litX Is the actual membership to day of the CPortland Commercial Club, and there nrefti applicationr to be considered at itrrr regular meet ing of the board of governors tomor row. 1400 Is a figure of early reall- 7.u Jiy n . I u u I rl en-.h a ve come f ro rr. alV-iver the Mhfe) relative In-the rnembership(oJ' this oi-gnlzxtJot). the Interest probably being. awak ened by the recent housewarmln? held in tho (T'W eight-story ;(t$e! num..- nuiu v,mu. 19Uy will regiMl-r (tbe gitosf rop m oernes anu Miernes mat HrJfiTin has ever produWd. Quality Is magnificent, quantify almos-. un l!n;lled, and while huini(nltjO H cp toying-this fruit, the maturing hay crop Tiisures a bl)J) Increase In the dairy output) which has been greatly of; n ntln liy as good spring pastures- us v&ro ever known In thlstection lt s'denLs of the Northwest should ake pains to see that their efLsterti, i:oi;iiiry nieuun iiri mane ramuinr VM(h(jhe uiifnualled conditions which mnke duRying so profitable here. Sore Nijiples. 0 Any mother wlfb fias had experi ence !lh this" distressing ojlmmit will bo pleased to know that a cure may be affui ted by 'Applying Cham berlain's Sal w as soon as the child Is done nurhing. Wlpe It off with a oft clvth before allowing ie babe to nurse. c,Many trained nurses use this hhIvo with best results. For sale bllamUtPn Drug Co. u CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tho Kind Yoa Have Always Bought Giguttturo of !uirfffijl&M cussiFicD mmmm o - WANTUl) n 1 - r WANTHI) A, )ioHl(lmi with party who airiuciuii'H an all round use ful man, tlioroiiKhly reliable, steady liubllH, good clerk or me chanU'. Will work In t'rulL or on rnrm; tnodcinte salary. Addrewa "C," Ut'view Ollleii. dJ20 WANTI01) UufurulNlied room for botisb ker-iilnK. with party for com pany preferred, (live aililresa and price nor month. "C," iieview onice. dj'-T, I'OSITION WANTED. By nn oxper lrneecl grocery clrk, no bad hab- lt, nalary no object. Addresu A 11., care Jtevlew. dJ15. I'oit sai.i: Stock Iiokb ill uuantl ties to suit purchaRer. Inquire of IHiiiKlas waite, or rhnne 47x9. d.i2 6 FU SAI.K A i;t)nd aoooiul-haud lyewrhti nlni'il new. Kor par UmlarH st.o Klmr K. Wiinliorly. A 1 M ! N I ST 1 1 A TOR ' S HAI.E I have for ante 2V lutH on Pine street, ii iso lot and tmllillng known as tho Denning lodging house, hnno fltroet. AIho 5 acna 14 rati en out, nrnr Tnrgi't Riiuge, and 20 Aitch !n Looking (IIbbb, For per tk'ulnra call on or addresa ,T. T. Ooudninn, aOmlnlatraior estate of J. J. McCoy, riecea d 6tt lOit 8ALK At n hiirpain, a a;iljon Imshit'sK in Ihe boat liusines cor ner iu Vancouver, Watliliigton. a rapidly rowlnc rlty. Possession given July I, liiS. Address Box f7. Vanro uvcr. Wash. daw VOl SAI.K Vrartloiilly m-w" 6-ro.ora rottiiRo. nil niodirti ronvenUMU'es. Will cxohaiiKo for Portland prop erty, tnll on L. Kabul, Hoscburn. Otrion. dawtf Pi Ml fiAI.K -Stiliolnrshlp In the llohnkt'-Walkrr MusliU'RS CoIIcko , of Portland. Will tMl for ;M.f0 'Mi-h Is a baimiln, Addrosa l.'oiio Matthews, Olldo, Oi'o. d l(K SAI.K An olbt-norso power hollci and von leal i nielno. .'Cheap, 1f taken at ottee. Call on F. F. Pattornoil. d?wJ2S Pi Hi $.K -Cook or Spaniol puns. !niulre lit. rosideiioo of V. V. Pat tiTr'no dJyiT KOlt s.M.K- tioncl imvlnc plumbing and llnnltiK busintsR. A.ddlcss H ., care of Review, llnsttburt;. tf KRiW FOR SAI.B -A flue rfraln of Huff Leghorn orks for sale at 1 1. Oil prr sciHok of fifteen. Mrs. Mary Whipple. Kdentower., dif i o folt KKST. r C Ki Ml UK NT A beautifully. cWnn. remoMie1 houne, three bWkd from liostoinYe. Inquire at Jih!k( 1 lain 11 Ion's resilience. rfTP Kl'KN'lSHKO ROOMS Fine uw furnished rooms for rent, with ot without Wrd. Cull at this of - IVe TF HST M I'OIND. iUJT Tucket buuk. can.Laia.iii ka- and piikiU ehniuo. VCi lot I be-" tween West Itenehurg and depot. t-frulor l.lnan )nm va mt ) Upon Negro Edu cation Depends the Safety of tje outh. JIIEEE is no slavery q Tho broad question iPtli Sliall we permit tho neirrn tn remain nnnn tli)i)tpprifnrv Tnttinc thft-lenst of tlm anil, or PROPER IXDCSTBIAL TfTAIXIXG fit himQo get tho most out o feil ? The iiJto race in America nofy num beOot (utrom ten millicSi. itn a years, perltajw in tliif generation, tlio raco will i)ive increased o 1.1,000)000. I repeat tliat tlffiy a-going toCVemuin iiPtliis cogitr for nil time and pricipally in (tt(0 soiftl'ierC'states. o o THfllift MILLI6N8 ACR CAM) Bff Mad UOSLESB OR U8EFUL. THEY CAN SB HADB' TO HBLRoOH TO HINBBR. THftY XJANBtf'MADC TO B6COMB CfllMlSALff OR UAW ABIDING Cltl SWHICH 6HAUL IT BE o Some peoplo are ftWid of assorting that education as a force to uplift the negro is a failure. Education has never been tried 'emong tho rank aud file of our'-peoplo on a senlo luTgv enough to warrant any such judgment. The great bulk of our peoplo have searcely been touched by edtinfltion. According to offhaul statistics, two yoara ago there were 1,100,000 children of my race of school ago who were not even eurolled in tho public schoob, nnd a large portion of those enrolled, especially in the country districts, were in school only four or P.vo months in the year. DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO THE GOOD NAME AND FUTURE SECURITY OF THIS COUNTRY TO HAVE IN ONE PART OI IT A MILLION AND A HALF CHILDREN GROWING. UP EACH YEAR WHOLLY WITHOUT EDUCATION? AN UNTRAINED HORSE OR DOG 18 UBELE88 AND NONEFFECTIVE. HOW MUCH MORE 80 IS THIS TRUE OF THE HUMAN The south, out of its poverty, has doDe well, and it DESERVES ORE D IT for what it has done It has had to rehabilitate during tho days since the war its industrial, ditions. Not only has the negro THE WHITE CHILD IIAS an equal degree. No section of struggle, i taxing itself so heavily notwithstanding these facts it still of the negro children nr9 without IIMIimiMHimilllMIIHMtMlimi Cut Glass and Silverware T There have never before been offered such extraordinary bargains in ceiiuine ' UT tiLANS. c All pieces are best, quality clear glass-only a few pieces of a kind. - ...... X In silverware we have the kind that civos laslin? satisfaction: beau tiful and dignified designs, worth anil long wear, which are the qualities desired le ihe most fasiidious v This cut glass and silverware inr.ke tho most useful of presents for June weddings. Special Prices Expert Watch Cleaning J.T.BRYAN OJld Repairing . , . Roeebur, Oregon MMMMIMMHMMMMMM1MIMMMMMMMMMIIM Of NmiMIMtMHMIMMMMMMMIMI V. U. FISH Kit, lres. J, II. 11OOT0, Vice-XVes. J. M. THRONE, Sec. The Douglas County Abstract Company Successor to F. SI. Alley. Abstract ot Title Furnlelicd. Titles Guaranteed. I. and Office Practice a Specialty. Safety Deposit Boxes (or Rent. Timber Lauds Bought and Bold. Land Script (or Sale. ileal Estate and Insurance. Papers Properly Prepared (or Piling on Gnvernuient Ijinds. Township Maps, flhnning Vacant Lands, of oil Townships In the itosehnrg I.nnil District, 60 touts Earn. Office Dniler C. 8. Land Office IKlSEBtRG, OKBGON. i i i mil iiiiiiMiii What makes our business grow? It's, because we treat the people right. ti n Some merchants in their attempt to lead in prices often buy inferior gocJs hut that is some thiup that this comjiauy does uot do. Our courteous treatment, the superior quality of our goods ami the right prices is what is build ing up our business every day. - 1 ' , .. . If you are, not a rvgrtiar customer place atrial, order and he conviuf ?d. Yours for a fqitare deal, H ll I : ; XX ! JJ (JJ Alton S: Frey & Co GROCERS Pmn X.n. smi il " : SueersjenCjoF Barkfr Co.. By BOOKER T. WASHINGTON. Pretident ot Tusketfce Inttltute. so narrowing, ?o duWsing as that sliall vvn BEINQI educational, social and political con child suffered for education, but BEEN A SI FFEUER in almost our country is making as great a for education, as the south, but remains true that a large proportion educational opportunities. 8 ALCOHOL 3 PER CfKT AVcgelabfc PrcparaflonEirAs simil.ying ihe Food amlPrfguja lingUicSionadisariCSowsflf RujyjHjffi Promolcs DideslionlCntetfiil- ncss d ResLQapiains nci to I OpiunilMorphiru! nor.QJ NOT WAR C OTIC. tttfnroSiiitsaswiiwii Ansriecl Bcruedv forConsIte lion, Sour Stomach.Dlatrhueii Wormsfmmilaons.tevwisa mss flvdLOSSOFSLfiEP. PacSiaile Sinarart of NEW YOKK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. A, O. V. V. ATTENTION. BuKlneBB of importance fs to ) transacted at the rogular mct'ting o Itoscbuig Lodge, No. Iti, A. O. ti. W.. on Monday cvcniiiK, June 22. Every member is iirse'l to be pres ent. J. V. DOWKI.L, M. V. ATTICNTION, I'AltMKHS. It you want a milk house that is up-to-date, see Pat, box 302, Kose- burg, Oregon. dsvjy2u Thinks It Saved Ilia J A to. lister M. Nelson, of NapleB, Me., says in a recent letter: "I have used Dr. King's New Discovery many years for coughs and colds, and I think it Raved my life. I have found it a reliable remedy for throat and lung complaints and would no more be without a bottle than I would be without food." For nearly forty years New Discovery has stood at the head of throat and lung remedies As a preventative of pneumonia, and healer of weak lungs It Jias no ei;ual. Sold under guarantee at A. C. Mar sters' drug store. f0c nnd $1 .00 . iHlMIMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIMM Phone .055 H. C. RITZMAN UP-TO-DATE PLUMBLR f Let nie make an estimate hot water a specially. Foot of Jackson St. ilMIIMHIIIIIIIMDlllll x ROYAL STAND'F TYPEWRITER ) A card will bring a machine to your office for test. the TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 84, 3rd. St. Portland, Or. Elmer E. Wimberly, Roseburg HIGH GRADE PLUMBING .-. I.-:-.---;, G GLEN D,. NEGLEYC :0 At S. K. es. Hardware. Store. Phom 251. AO Work Coarant4 3B3 CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bsarsdhe Signature til) Use For Over Thirty Years CASTOR! TMK O NT tin COMPANY, NIW TOWII OITT. KPHCIAIj BARGAIN $$,000. 42K: acres, all good fruit land, 32 n hay aud grain and 7 in pasture; i room bouse and furniture, 2 barns ind 1 chicken house; good steam tvood sawing and feed grinding out lit; 2 good horses, cow, 2 pigs, 25 chickens; 1 wagon, 1 buggy, and two ets of harness all new. VMPQUA VALLEY LAND CO., TP Maccabee Temple. Dmklius Arnica Salve Wins. Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1, Cochran, Ga., writes: "I had a bad sore come on the instep of my foot and could find nothing that woulj. heal it until I applied Bucklen's Ar- . nica Salve. Less than half of a 25 cent box won the day for mo by af fecting a perfect cure." Sold under guarantee at A. C. Marsters drug store. Heavy, Impure blood iuakeB a muddy, plmjily complexion, head aches nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes the blood rich, red, pure - restores nerfect health. All Work Guaranteed ou your work. Steam and I Repair Work Neatly Done, tlMIIIIHMIMt iu IC LW o CO a oeeoec33 t o O r.y.