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OKKUOX MOWS.
Eddie O'Connell, of tho Multno
mah Athletic Club, defeated Joe
Helnrlch, o( Hiwkane, In a fant wreutl
ing match in 1'ortland, Thursday
night. O'Connell won the flr-Ht and
third falls In 30 minutes and 29 sec
onds and In less than three minutes,
. respectively. Helnrlch got the sec
ond fall te 19 minutes and 18 sec
onds. O'Connell weighed only HS
pounds, while Helnrlch tipped the
scales at 17",
The most famous civil ense in the
history of Oregon courts terminated
In Portland Thursday, when Judgo P.
A. Marijuam gave a quit claim deed
to the Title Guarantee & Trust Co.,
to the Marquam building and 80
acres of land, receiving a sum of
money that will net him, after all
claims are satiHned, about 1.15, Out)
This ends a long chapter of pirat
ical financiering by J. Tborburn Hobs,
ex-head of the Title Guarantee &
, Trust Company, which collapsed 13
. months ago. Hoes, although trustee
of Marquam s properties, bought it in
for his bank at foreclosure sale In
.. 1900 and successfully resisted In tho
courts Marquam s efforts to redeem.
But Ross' court victories were not
conclusive; Marquam etlll asserted
claims which clouded the Title Com
pany's tltlo and barred the company
or W. M. Ladd from selling any part
of It.
Congressman Hawley, who 1b In
Washington, D. C, will devote much
of hie 4.1 me this winter to securing
adequate recognition of Oregon wa
terways. Not only will ho work for
all the projects Indorsed In the re
port of the chief of engineers, but for
rivers and harbors along the coast,
and he feels reasonably confident or
getting appropriations for Coos Hay,
Tillamook harbor and Utilslaw, an
recommended lu the special report
of the engineers. He will also under
take to persuade the rivers and har
bors committee to Include In the bill
such appropriations as Is necoswiry
In connection with an appropriation
by the Oregon leglnlnturo to purchase
the canal and locks at Willamette
Falls or build n new cunnl on the
opposite side of the rtver,
(ji;ni;kal m:vh.
Because ono of tholr number con
tended that a white man should never
bo Imprisoned for shooting a negro, a
Jury at Hutte, Mont., Thursday, dis
agreed in the case of Harry T, Smith,
a white boy of 21, for a murdorous
assault on John A. Taylor, a Pullman
porter. Tho Jury wns discharged.
Smith tried to hold up a Pullman cur
and when tho porter resisted, shot
him, Inflicting a serious wound.
According to statistics, Peortn
county, III., holds the record for dl
1 vorces. Kroin November 1, 19U7, to
November 1, 1908, there was one
divorce for every four and two-thlrdr
marringo licenses. The United States
census report gives Illinois the palm
for divorces, the stato average tit-lug
one divorce for every 12 marrlnges.
Tho cost to the government during
the fiscal year ended June 30. Ill oh.
by reason of the transmission free
through the malls of departmental
and (ttingresHtonnl franked matter,
was 142,644,047, according to the
annual reiiort of the Third Assistant
PoHtinnster-Uenernl, made public on
Wednesday. This .Inure includes the
matter carried by tho postofllce de
partment for Itself and the postal
service. Added to this is $57,000.
000 for uucompensattMl service in the
had ling and transporting of second
clans matter of publishers of news
papers and periodicals.
LKHANON KAMjM IN LINK.
Organizes Good .IoimIn league to Act
In tVmjuiu (ion With Albany.
I-KBANON, Or., Dec. 3. A rous
ing good roads meeting was held here
yesterday by Judge J. 11. Scott. o(
Sale in, pronulent of the State Good
HoudB association. The opera house
was filled principally by far merit
from the surrounding country, who
are becoming deeply lutereutiHl In the
good roads movement.
At the close of the meeting a goxl
mads league was organized with K
V.. Taylor, one of the county's most
progressive road supervisor,
president, and II. Y. Kirkpatrlck an
secretary. The Lebanon organization
will work In harmony and In con
Junction with iho Albany meeting,
effected at the meeting held there
this week.
KKPOKT ON' OltKtiOX LAXDt.
397, OOO Acre greguted I nder Car
ey Act Conirmls Awurdfd.
SALKM. Or., liec. 3. According
to the biennial report of the State
Land Hoard and State Knglneer John
Jl. Lewis, which Is about to be made
public, the total amount of arid
lands under contract and seggregated
by tho state for reclamation under
the provisions of Carey Act Is 3!7,
908 acres. The Secretary of the In
terior has executed contracts with
the state Tor the reclamation of 12,
277.64 acres during the punt two
yearn, which brings the total under
contract between the state and the
United Slutes to 29&,3r0 acres.
Twenty lists of laud have been seg
gregated. Nine of these are In the
Deschutes Valley, aggregating 307,
038 acres, and eight, amounting to
76,832 acres, are in the Harney Val
ley. The remaining three segregations
amounting to 13.037 acres, are scat
tered. The largest of these Is In
Iake County, and the other two are
lu Haker and Umatilla counties.
The state has entered Into con
tracts with' construction companies
for the reclamation of 99,300 acres.
This, including the acreage under
contracts previously executed, makes
a total of 280,257. These contracts
involve the payment to these com
panies by future settlers of over $!,
000,000, besides an annual inn In ten
anco charge of about (170,000.
WHY IT Kl'CCKKHS.
liernuso It's For One Thing Only, and
Ilosehurg People Appreciate Tills,
TOP-NOTCH M MHKlt III TPI T.
WASHINGTON. I). C. Dec. 3.
That the top notch In the production
of lumber In the United Slates was
reached last year, and that from now
on the annual production would
either remalu the name as laHt year
or would show a decrease, was tin
startling announcement made today
oero re me isatlonal ronnervatlon coin
mfnfltoa by Overton V. Price, asso
ciate forester In the United State
forest service.
He also said that the annual cut
of timber last year would rover a
piece of land 1000 acres lu area and
would make a pile as high as the
Washington monument. He said
that the average growth In all our
foresU Is about li cubic feet per
acre, or a total of seven billions cubic
feet Hut that we take from the for
ests 13,000.000.000 cubic feet each,
year, or over three times what the
forests produce.
Nothing can be good for every
thing. Doing one thing well brings buo
cesfl.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick kidneys.
They euro backache, every kidney
III.
Here Is Roseburg evidence to prove
it.
A. Fields, 1121 Mill St., Ttosehurg,
Ore., snys: "The recommendations
of Doan's Kidney Pills by local peo
ple, led me .to got a supply at A. C.
Marstera' drug Btore, oh I had boon
bothered for yoars by kidney com
plaint. They brought very gratify
ing results and for the relief I found
through their ubo I am willing to
ondorse them."
For sale by nil duvgists. Price
50 cents. Foster-MllDurn Co., Buf
falo, New York, solo agents for the
United Stales.
Keniember the name Doan's
and take no other.
i:ih;kal officious ij;i ii:i.
P1im III. ill1 Saved by Dynamiting Le
vee of ArkitiiKitN Itiver.
PINE KLUFF, Ark.. Doc. 3. Radi
cal and determined methods were uh-
d 'by unknown parlies last night
In their effortB to divert tho swift
urrent of the Arkamuis Itiver from
Pino ntuff's hnnks, and throughout
tJio night explosions of dynamite
were hoard, tho dynamite being used
freely to protect tho city. Today the
river Is sweeping by the city In a
wider channel with less force on tho
ondangcred banks, and the waters
are expected to recede tonight.
The use of dynamite lu in direct
defiance of the government oHIclulH,
who forbade Its use, but the citizens
feel that tho drastic action was war
ranted by conditions, and the results
show the btmellt of the bhiHttug,
J. H. Cochran, tho insurance man,
and K. 11. Ilauley were In town from
Med ford today.
Mrs. Knighton returned home to
Halsey today .after a visit here at
tho home of her brother, Dr. J. P.
Johnson.
lion. n. L. Eddy, James Young
and ThoB. Weathorford returned this
morning from Portland, where they
were wltneiwes In the case of the
government vs. Louis Kohlhngen.
MosKrs. Young and Wentherford are
of tho same opinion regarding the
case as K. K. Alley, who returned
from Portland yesterdny. They
think the government's case Is very
weak.
Words of Praieo
for ths sevsral lugredtonU of whirs Dr
Plorce's msdirlnus tre composud, as glvm
by leaders In all the several schools ol
madid ne, should have far more welghl
than any amount of non-profes8foiiaj tm
tlmonlula. Dr. Plorce's Favor I to Prescrlp
tlon has tiik iiahue or uonkstt on over)
bottlo-wrnpper, lu a full ll.nt of all Its in
gredlents printed In plain KnglUb.
If you are an Invalid woman and luffw
from freqviont headache, backache, gnaw
ing dliirfil in nomach, periodical palm
dliagreJIyle, catarrhal, pelvic drain.
dragKlifydown distress in lower abdomen
or pelvj, perhaps dark bpou or ipocki
dsncbg before iheeyea, faint spells and
klndsVdsymatoaiscausedby female weak
Dots, ut net derangement of the feminine
organs. Wi can not do better than takf
Dr. i'krjvfc Favorite Prescription.
The hv.ltal, surgeon's knife tnd opera
ting tatl'may bs avoided by the timely
us of tf'avorlte Prescription" In such
jjiTPiiy tlie oTinmluus ctamln-
jjlon a;, , llL11T..ulirf ylj., r,.nfl
cmsc i-I snttv.sfu7trc.itiiyMit c.irrnid .ji?.
'AiliyWUfCgu; LUlcT n'averlu
1 nwrlptiuii i.t ciimpowd oTTTie very N
native medicinal nnu known lo medical
sc ence for the cure of woman's pecuhsi
ailments, contains no alcohol and do
barmlul or ha tm-forming drugs.
IH not eipvt too much from "Favorite
Prescilplion;-U will not perform mirs
ei; it will not dKdv or cure tumors
mulleins will. Il will do as much u
sttabllsh vigorous health In most weak
nesses and ailments i culiarly tmalent U
women as anr medicine can. It must be
given s tlr ohance hv Ptrseverance lo Its
uie for a reasonable length of ilm..
i l r ilti1! k -Ul'f II li
.ti t
ic uuitn Ma lnlud lo conult Dr
Pl.rwi t.y l,!t,.r, frr. All nrrnj
no 1 (Mitnlnl . urrnllr Urt-r. t at.
prollonl orli.i. r. AJJroas Dr. IL V
Flerco, PuB.iu N. V.
Dr. Plnvo't l'lMiMn Prllru th h
Ui.IIt .rxi nvuUu.r ..I l.mol,
lhf InTlrmw umfh, llror m
bow!t. Oof lai.ttvv; two or ihrw .
Mkwtta. KMT lo Mil M oand,.
Coffee
The sromt-tlght can protects
it against Impurities and deteri
orationnever sold in bulk.
Your grocer will p;rlnd it
better if ground at bums not
too fine.
NEW MACHINE SHOP. - '
Work on New Structure Was Begun
This Afteruoou.
KI ;i;K CONTIM'KS WET.
Kugenn Register: Three Indict
ments were returned by the grand
jury yesterday morning, one of which
was against Shell Coff man for sel
ling booze. Shell Is now serving a
20-dny sentence In the city jail for
drunkenness, but will no doubt ho
shortly turned over to the county au
thorities for trial Fred Stew
art was arrested Tuesday night for
being drunk and was mulcted $10
by Recorder Dorrls yesterday morn
ing, which he paid.
Work was begun this afternoon on
the foundation for the new machine
shop Lu this city uelng erected by
Measrs. Pilklngton and Daly, an
nouncement of this enterprise having
been made in these columns Bonie
time ago. Their location is on the
old Masonic Hall corner opposite the
court house on Douglas street and
back of the Van Houten hotel prop
erty. This structure is to be 40x120
feet In size and is to Include their
blacksmith and machine shops with
an automobile garage In the rear.
The new establishment is to be mod
ernly arranged and equipped with
up-to-date machinery and appliances.
A little later they expect to erect an
other building for carriage and wa
gon work and general foundry pur
poses. A foundry has long been
needed here and will doubtless do a
good business, as well as the ma
chine shop. Taken altogether this Is
an industrial Institution that will be
of much benefit to the town and sur
rounding country, as well as a profit
able venture for the owners. Out
side parties have from time to time
been figuring on the establishment
of auch an Institution here, but it
has remained for home people to
take up the actual work. This Is all
the better as -they are fully acquaint
ed with the local conditions and
know how to handle them to the
best advantage.
Will Interest Many.
This is Worth I tending.
Leo F. Zollnnkl. of 68 Gibson St..
Buffalo, N. Y., Bays: "1 cured the
most annoying cold sore I ever had,
with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. I ap
plied this salve once a day for two
days, when every trace of the sore
was gpne." Heals all sores. Sold
under guarantee at A. C. Ma raters &
Co'h. drug store. 25cc.
Every person should know that
irj-uift honlth In Imnnnnlhln If fhn kirt-
neys are deranged. Foley s KUlney
I Cure will cure kidney and bladder
disease In every form and will build
up and strengthen these organs so
they will perform their functions
properly. No danger of Hrignt s dis
ease or diabetes if Foley's Kidney
Cure La taken In time. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A. Oreason to Robt. Hathaway,
$150; lots 21 and 22, block 51, Kin
ney's addition to Roseburg.
Matinees every arteruooa at The
Crescent 6c. TF
Hon. T. R. Sheridan returned this
morning from Portlaud and other
points north.
A Beautiful Assortment of
Pleasing Gifts
In Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Silverware, .
Novelties,
Etc
A Generous Assortment, full of
Quality and Merit, for Holiday
Presents.
Salzman's
Shoes We Are
Proud to Show
In overy rcsxct our new shoes for women
jKiftst-ss merit.
Finest leathers built (or nil occasions.
I.Itfht welu for bright and dry days.
Heavy soles intended for sleet and snow.
Itivssy turn shoes and llht welts for evening.
Made by a reliable and able munufaolurer
Kuppendorf Dittmsn
R. L Stephens
Successor to Parrot Bros
$5.00
Eichisiv. Shoe Dealer
Nwrt Door to Postofflc
No Trouble to Show You
PLOWS
J. 1. Case. Parlin & Orcndorff. Mone, John Deere
HARROWS
Rise. Drag, Springtooth
Ikro Fanning Mills
Ikofticr Drills and Sttrim
St mm Piilm, Cider Presses, Mitchell Waging,-at
J. F. BARKER & CO.
PHONE 161
JUST
BOOKS
There bis never been a better lot of books offered in the history of Rose
burg, than we now have in stock. Thousands to make selections from. . .
The following list are aD new and the latest copyrighted books just off
the press. Most of them have never been read in Roseburg before.
The TraU of the Lonesome Pine John Fox, Jr.
The IJttle Ill-own Jujc at Kildure Nicholson.
Mr. CVewe8 Career -Winston Churchill.
The Lure of the Mask Harold MucUrath.
The Book of Hweelhearts lll'd by Christy, Flslier
and others
The Conquerors (Northwstn Hlst'ry) Rev A. Atwood
Holy Orders Marie Corel 1 1.
A Little Brother of tlie Itlrh Jos. M. Patterson.
, The Long Arm of Mannister -E. Phillips Oupenhciin
The Money Changers Upton Hinelair.
The Voice vt the City U. Henry.
The Wayfarers Mary Ktewart Culling.
The Weavers (jilbert Parker.
The Sands of Pleasure Pilson Young.
The Hliuttle Frances Hodgson liurnett.
Three Weeks Klinor lilyn.
The Mr.n From iirodney's Geo. Ilarr McCutclK-on.
Mr. and Mrs. Villiers Hubert Wales.
Old Wives for Mew Itavld (jrahani Phillips.
Peter Hopklnsou 8mith.
Heart of the West O. Henry.
Into tint Primitive It. K. ltennctt.
The Lady of the llecorrtion Frances Little.
Iewls Rand Mary Johnston.
The Flower of the Dusk Mvrllc Reed.
The Fly on the Wheel K. C. Thurston.
Get Rich Quirk Walllngford Randolph Chester.
Heart of the Red Firs Ada W. Anderson.
The Coast of Chance K. L.' Chamberlain.
Tiie Doctor Ralph Connor.
The Knchanted Hut Harold MacGrath.
The Firing Line Robt. W. Chambers.
The Avenger K. Phillips Oppenheiin.
The Harrier Rex Beach.
The Binding of the Strong C. A. Mason.
The Black Bog L. J. Vance.
The Butler's Htory Arthur Train.
The Rlvermun Stewart Kdward White.
Tho Silver Butterfly Mrs. Wilson Wood row.
The Angel and the Star Ralph Connor
Weeping Crourt Henry L. Stuart.
Tho Wheel of Fortune Louis Tracy.
Together Robert Hcrrick. .
The Testing of Diana Mullory Mrs. II. Ward.
Vortt, Tho Medium Richard Harding Davis.
Fenwlck'8 Career Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
Fighting Chance, The Robt. W. Chambers.
Pam Decides Bettina von Button
The Captain of the Kaiisus Louis Tracy.
The Colonel of the Red Huzzars John Reed Scott.
The Day's Work Rudyard Kipling.
Doctor Luke of the Labrador Norman Duncan.
The Fair God Lew Wallace.
Lavender and Old Laoe Myrtle Reed.
The llattle of the Strong Gilbert Parker.
The Haunters of the Silences Chas. G. D. Roberts.
Red Saunders Henry Wallace Pliilliiis. '
A Daughter of the South George Cary Eggleston.
Emmy Lou George Madden Martin.
Little Citizen Myra Kelly.
Gilbert Neal Harben.
Strongheart Burton.
Chip, of the Flying U Bower.
Raw Gold Sinclair.
Adam's Clay Cosmo Hamilton.
Adventures of John Johns Frederic Carrel.
Angel Esquire Edgar Wallace.
Aunt Maud Ernest Oidnieadow.
The Big Fellow Frederick Palmer.
The Hoyhood of Lincoln Eleanor AtklnBon.
Colonel Greatheart H. C. Bailey.
The Dawn of Womanhood Gabrlelle E. Jackson.
The Devil Molnar van Westrum.
Doctor Ellen Juliet Wllbor Tompkins.
The Duke's Motto J. H. McCarthy.
The Gentle Grafter O. Henry.
Gleam O'Dawn Arthur Goodrich.
The Great Miss Driver Anthony Hope.
The Guest of Quesnay Booth Tarklngton.
The Liberators Isaac M. Stevens.
Love Songs Old and New lll'd by Underwood.
The Marquis of Loveland C. N & A. M. Williamson
The Mascot of Sweet Brier Gulch H. W. Phillips
"9009"; A Prison Story James Hopper.
The Planter Herman Whltaker.
The Point of Honor Joseph Conrad.
Princess Dehra John Reed Scott.
The Red Skull FerguB Hume.
The Servant in the House C. R. Kennedy.
A Spirit in PrlRon Robert Hichens.
Tales from Bohemia R. Neilson Stephens. '
The Tether Ezra S. Brudno.
The Toy Shop M. S. Gerry. "
The Witching Hour Augustus Thomas.
Audrey for Instance Brian Hooker.
The Circular Staircase M. R. Rhlnehart.
Five Nights Victoria Cross.
A Lost Leader E. Phillips Oppenheim.
The Man From Glengarry Ralp Connor.
Prisoners of Chance Randall Parrlsh.
The Turn of the Balance Brand Whltlock.
The Under Groove Arthur Stringer.
Ungava Bob Dillon Wallace.
We have a complete girl's library and a complete boy's library, from which to make selections for the
young folkB 10 to 16 years. These books are written by authors whtTare children's favorites"
We also have the largest stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS in Roseburg. Watch this adv.
Agee's Book and Stationery Store
Successor to C. B. Cannon.
PIED.
BURT At (the family home on Deer
Creek, four miles east of this city,
at & o'clock a. in., Dec. 4, 19US,
CyniH Burt, aged 76 years, of
paralysis.
The deceased was a well-known
pioneer of this county, having set
tled hero In the fall of 1853. He
suffered a stroke of paralysis over a
year ago and was again stricken
about six weeks ago, since which
time he had been entirely helpless.
The funeral will be held at two
o'clock Saturday afternoon from the
family home and interment will fol
low in the family cemetery. Hev.
V. A. Smlck will conduct the ser
vices. The decensed was never married.
He is survived by three sisters: Mrs.
A. H. Brown, Mrs. Aramantha Nye
and Miss . Sophronia Hurt, all of
whom were present at his bedside.
Medicine That Is Mod I cine.
"I have suffered a good deal with
malaria and stomach complaints, but
I have now found a remedy that
keeps me well, and that remedy is
Electric Bitters; a medicine that is a
medicine for Btomach and Bver trou
bles, and for run down conditions,"
says W. C. Keister, of Halllday. Ark.,
Klw.tr Ic Bitters purify and enrich the
blood, tone up the nerves, and impart
vigor and energy to the weak. Your
money will be refunded If it falls to
help you. 60c at A. C. Marsters &
Co s. drug store.
Phone 2211 for anything In the
bakery line. Free delivery. Ump
qua Bakery, Ed. Jennings, Pro
prietor. dTF
The Pressure of
Laundry
Work
done at home Is lelt by
the head of Uie hbnse and
all the family. Why not be
relieved of It? Send ell
your work to this laundry
and ttM result will be hiKh'y
satisfactory. We use line
nap, pare water and a lire
rail amonnt of skill 'id
gpod sense.
Hhistat coHox, raft and
stavlm apods mp a special-la-
4h as.
WiSA prices next
week, thoiat Wl,
Lanky. ;
MASONIC OFFICERS.
At the lost regular meeting of
Laurel Chapter No. 31, R. A. M., the
following ofllcers were chosen for the
coming year: Sam Josephson, H. P.,
(re-elected); A. B. Holmes, K.; Geo.
C. Graham, Scribe;. O. P. Coshow,
Secy.; A. Salzmau, Treas.; Dr. Geo.
B. Houck, C. of H. J. V. Znrcher,
P. S.; Simon Caro, R. A. C; David
Roberts, M. 3rd V.; S. A. Phillips, M.
2nd V.; Napoleon Rice, M. 1st V.;
Daniel Bunnell, Sentinel.
KfUdcrn Htnr Fleets.
Mrs. S. K. WUlett, W. M.j Daniel
Bunnell, W. P.; Mrs. G. E. Houck,
A M.: Mrs. Jessie Davis. Treas.;
Free Johnson, Secy.; Mrs. C. h Pear
son, Con.; Mrs. A. A. Wilder, A. C, 'k
are the new officers elected by Rose
burg Chapter, No. 8, O. B. S., at
their regular meeting Thursday evening.
MaashfieldTMines: Coos Ray mem
bers of the H. P. O. Elks will prob
ably have a special census of Marsh
field taken In order to show that this
city has a population of BOOO, the
number required to secure a charter
for an Elk's lodge. This Is the result
of the conference that Jack Flana
gan held with the order's grand lodge
officers in Portland a few days ago.
FOR
RHEUMATISM
Rheumatism is caused by an excess of uric acid in the blood, which
rradually ?eta into the circulation because of indigestion, constipation, weak
kidney action, and other irregularities of the system which are sometimes
considered ol no importance. This uric acid causes an inflamed and irritated
condition of the blood, and the circulation instead of nourishing- the diflerent
portions of the body, rontimially deposits into the nerves, muscles, tissues
and joints, the irritating, pain-producing acid with which it is filled. Rheu.
matism can only be cured by a thorough cleansing of the blood, and this is
just what & S. S. does. It goes down into the circulation, and by neutral
izing the uric acid and driving it from the blood, effectually and surely
removes the cause. & S. S. strengthens and invigorates the blood so that
instead of a weak, sour stream, causing pain and agony thoughout the sys
tem, it becomes an invigorating, nourishing fluid, furnishing health and
vigor to every part of the body and relieving the suffering caused bv this
disease. S. S. S. being a purely vegetable blood purifier, is the surest and
safest cure for Rheumatism in any of its forms. Book on Rheumatism and
any medical advice desired sent free to all who write.
THS SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
O. 1. NKWIIAUD.
8. P. NF.WHARD.
ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET
P J NtWHARD BROS., Props.
Sf Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds
riah and Poultry
Wo enter to the most particular person, and tlio more fmnl,iinn.
critical the palate the more we dellKhtTn tickling It. Or .tcak"cho
and prime roast make dishes fit for a king. uu, cnopa
Special Free Delivery. Phone 134L We , Hldefc 1
'Shop on Sheridan Street, Near the Depot
VWMt 1055 Ail Work Ouarte.. 1
H. C. RITZMAN. Uo-to-Date Pltimlw V
Special Sale on
Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap
Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge
Racks, Etc
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