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AUGUST 8, 1009.
UKNEltAL NEWS.
Mrs. Tony Panella, wife of a Can
ton, Ohio, grocer, fired two bullets
through her husband s head tsunday
when she found him embracing Mrs
Clara Pizzaua, hln clerk. Death wbb
Instantaneous. Afterwards she seiz
ed a butcher-knife with which ahe
literally cut the women to pieces.
The Philadelphia mint will umu
today the new "Lincoln" pennies
which the Treasury Department baa
caused to he designed and struck oi
In honor of the 100th anniversary o
the late President's birth. The head
of Lincoln, which appears on the
coin, was designed from a photo
graph. The face Is relaxed and ami).
Ing, the artist having .sought to re
produce particularly Lincoln s
pression when talking to children
The artist, Victor D. Brenner, Is 2
years of age, and Is a Ftnsslun, who
came to this country as a boy and
old matches In the street In the
daytime and studied art at night
Cooper Union. He saved up enough
money 'to continue his studies In
Paris, and on his return opened
studio.
Kvre at Everett, Wash., Monday
gutted the Snohomish County. court
house and destroyed a row of four
frame buildings on-Wetmore avenue,
with a total loss of $100,000.
An official report on the damage
done In -the great fire at Osaka places
the number of buildings destroyed at
11,367, including U office buildings
8 schools, 4 banks, 10 business blocks
and 20 torn plea. There was but one
death, due to ILIness caused by the
Are.
While struggling frantically In
the waters of Lake Kelso, Wash., to
save her two sons from drowning,
Mrs Frank H. Bpauldlng. wife of Rev.
Mr. Hpauldlng, Sunday School mis
sionary of the Columbia Hlver con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, on Monday drowned with
ber loved ones.
The Alabama house of represents
tlves on Monday unanimously rati
fied the proposed Income tax ameod
ment to the federal constitution. The
senate will vote on the question of
ratification Wednesday.
MRS.
VAN OltMDALL RE
ELECTED FIFTH TIME.
POIITLAND, Or.. Aug. t.M ves
terday morning's session of the flnind
Clrclo, Women of Woodcraft, Mrs
Carrie C. Van Orsdall, of Portland,
was re-elected for the fifth time hp
Grand Guardian of ttio Pacific Juris
diction, comprising nine states. Mrs.
Van Orsdall has held this office since
the establishment of the Jurisdiction
In 1887, and no small part of Die
prosperity, tiint the organization hn
enjoyed has been due to her cspnble
management. John L. Wright, who
baa held the office of grand clerk for
the past 11 years and tho five grand
managers wore also re-elected 'at yes
terday's mooting. Those grand man
agers aro: Dr. Lillian Pollock, or
Colorado; Mre. Clara Z. Hllllx, of
Colorado; Mrs. Florence Wehrly, of
California; Mrs. Cora O. Wilson, of
California, -and Mrs. Annlu P. lluw
klnB, of Oregon.
HAHIIIMAN'N ARMY
OVERWHELMS l01t'l
KI1S
OR ASS VALLEY. Or., Aug. 2.
In the fsoe of an advance of over
whelming numbers, Porter tiros.'
forcos guarding tho entrance to the
Ourtz ranch today yielded their posi
tion, and permitted six wagon loads
of Harrliiian supplies and equipment
to pass beyond their outposts and up
the roud to the Twohy Hros.' camps
In the Deschutes Cayon. This with
drawal of the Porter Hros.' forces
probably avoided whnt would other
wise have been a bloody conflict.
tiOI.DKN WKIIPINt;
brand of silverware Is guaranteed
for 60 years; we carry a variety of
patterns and designs. We also carry
a full line of solid silverware. Our
stock of silverware Is larger than
that carried by any other dealer In
Rosehurg. Will be glad to show
you the latest patterns In silver.
J. T. HH Y AN,
dtf Watchmaker and Jeweler.
KKAI, KHTATK TKANNKKIM.
A. E. Lovelace to Joseph Gnlmlt
ler. $1; 40 acres, iw. Id, 23-4.
Abuer Middle to Msud A. (Irani,
$1; one ami noar Kiddle.
A, 11. Grecnlnnd to Annie Thomp
son, $10: tract of Innil 60x111) In
West Koschurg.
J. W. Weaver to S. 8. Johns oml
J. P. Samuels. flu. 000; KISS, acres
on South Umpqua itrlver, near Myr
tle Creek,
WaahlnKton'B I'latiuc !(
II. in tho low, marshy bottoms of
the PcKonmc. the breeding ground ol
malaria germs. These (terms rnuse
thills, rever and attue, biliousness.
Jaundice, lassitude, weakness and
general debility and bring suffering
or death to thousands yearly. Hut
Electric Hitters never fall to destroy
(hem and cure malaria troubles.
"They are ths best all-round, tonic
and oar. for malar I ever used."
writes R. M. James, of Ijouellen. 8.
C. Thejr cure Stomach, Uver, Kid
ney and lllood Troubles and will pre
T.nt Typhoid. Try them, 60c. Quar
to teed by all druggist..
! CONtkACT Us for BS
'to be Built Id Lane County by l luh
Construction Company at A
t'ost of 1,230,000.
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 2. Advice
were received by General Manager J
P. O'Brien, of the Harrlman linos
In the Northwest, direct from the
San Francisco office late yesterday af
ternoon, that the contract for the first
25 miles In the extension of the Ore
gon Eastern Railroad south of Natron
toward Klamath Falls, which event
ually will be bullion to that city and
will become the main line of th
Southern Pacific to California, has
been awarded to the Utah Construc
tion Company, and that construction
will be begun at once.
This announcement marks the be
ginning of actual work on the most
Important bit of railroad building in
Oregon, with the exception of the
Deschutes line to the central part
or the state, that has been under
taken In several years. It Is only the
nrst part or an extension of 34.24
miles of track to bo built southeast-
wardly from Natron this year, and of
25.24 miles of track northeastorlv
from Klnmath FallB toward Natron,
total of 09.4 8 miles, nliuis for
which wore mnde by the Harrlman
people last spring. Tho remaining
139.12 miles separating the two cities
expected to be built next year, as
tho present work will probably ex
haust Wils year's appropriation for
onstruetlon purposes.
The contract lust awarded Involves
about tl,2fi0,000, as It Is estimated
that the entire 59.48 miles will cost
In the neighborhood of 12.225.000.
The first 25 miles Is In Lane county.
us construction will Involve some
neavy work, for the line passes
through a mountainous and densely
um nereu country. The Klamath
rails end or the road will not be
nearly so difficult to build.
Tho announcement of the award
ng of this contract Is regarded
loubly significant, for not only does
mean that actual work Is to he-
Yin Immediately, but It also removes
nny llngoring doubt of Harrlman's
utentlon to complete the promised
oau unrougn to Klnmath Falls with
out delay. When completed, this Hue
will cross the state by a shorter and
much easier route than that now used
by tho Southern Pacific. Moreover,
the heavy grades on the Siskiyou
mountains will bo cut out. and there
is no doubt that It will become the
main line.
Ilids for tho extension from Klnin-
Ih 1' alls northeastward woro rcelv-
d Juno 30, but the contract has not
vet been awarded. The announce
ment of tho awarding of this contrnct
nil that for the remalndor of the
24 miles contemplated from Ihe
Vntrou end, however, are expected
ny dny.
DoukIib County, with a school
mpultition of 5G77, will thin year re-
uivo i rum me Biaie senooi rirnrt an
ppoptloimient of tlO.fiOO, which Is
urger tluui any previous sum
wived from this source.
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assss oxvG'wovctcowiw
Wba cousaYou
To deYs bcwcucAoA
ejJeci$,awaysbu lW
MAMi irVT torn nv Twr
CALIFORNIA
Fig Syrup Co.
SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS 50' A BOTTLE
YONCALLA
J
10 Arm. 2i miles from town :t.n
5 Acres, within city limits; 400 bear
ing prune trees on portlou $111X1
HO Air, 1 mile from town. . . .ytnii
J Acres, lusldo city limits: suitable
'r lots t!0
10 Acres; t acres good apple or
chard; 5 acres good pear trees
and new house $:mNi
10 Acres, just outside city limits; S
blocks from depot; well Improved
and watered M'jno
110 Acres, flue farm; well Improved;
excellent water elt.ooo
(1:1 Acits, 1 mile from town! 40oo
fruit trees; all bearing; Irrge new
dryer: 10-room modern iiouse.
and good barn 91N,(MM1
700 Acres, well Improved genera'
farm; rich Isnd: plenty of water:
pioneer's donation claim '.t!.IHM
03 Acn-s, 1 nillo from town; cream
valley land; 2fi acres bearing
prune trees; 64 acres bearing
apples; all In first class condition;
best blKti class bsrgsln In Yon
ralla Valley glD.oiio
1B Acres, 1 mile from town; flrsl
class general farm: well Improv
ed nyd eicellent soil fRVMi
40 Ai-rrs, iSt miles from town; 6
acres bearing prunes; good dryer:
good house, and barn; excellent
soli, well Improved Iih)0
Huntington Realty Co.
Aids Nature
The treat tuooeM erf Dr. Pierce'i Golden Medical Dif
covery in curing weak stomachs, waited bodies, weak
lungs, and obstinate and liDgerinf oougbs, is based on
Che recognition of the fundamental truth that "Golden
Medical Discovery" supplies Nature with body-build
ing, tissue-repairing, muscle-making materials, in eon- '
denied and concentrated form. With this help Nature
auppliea the necessary strength to the stomach to digest
food, build up the body and thereby throw off lingering
obstinate coughs. The "Discovery" rs-csta blithe the
digestive and nutritive organs in sound health, purifies
end enriches the blood, and nourishes the nerves in
uoit establishes sound Vigorous health.
if your dernier often momothlni "last mm Hood,
it Sm probably better FOR HIM It paym better
Bat you mre thinking of tbe cure not the profit, jo -there
m nothing "lust mm Hood" tor you, Smy mo.
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, In Plain English; or, Med
loins Simplified, 1008 pages, over 700 illustrations, newly revised up-to-date
Edition, paper-bound, sent for 21 one-cent stamps, to cover cost of mailing
swjr. Cloth-bound, 31 sumps. Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
WIf''K'H AWFl'L ORDKAIj
IN JOSEPHINE CAVK.
Aft 4-ml ft Dyliitf II unhand In DurkncNN
For Hours After Cowardly
Companions Flee,
GRANT8 PASS, Or., Aug. 2.
Deserted by their companions when
the -tragic climax of their merry
making In the Josephine County cave
came In the accidental shooting of
Frank Kills yesterday, he and his
wire were left alone in the styglan
blackinesB, he to die and she, grlef
wholmed, to ease his agony bb best
she might.
All the lights but one carried by
the party were taken by the cravens
who Tan away. The remaining orch
soon went out.
Death Fouulit For Hours.
For hours Mrs. Ellis sat In - the
darkness, trying to stanch the flow
of blood from her husband's wound.
but feeling. It pouring steadily away
over her own hands and body: call
Ing to him to speak to her but receiv
ing no reply, and hearing no sound
save his ever-lessening breathing.
Finally Mr. Kills died, and Mrs.
Kills, groping on all four until she
found the lend string which the party
had brought In-, following It with
great difficulty and finally crawling
her way to the cavern's mouth.
Today, as tihe result of her awful
experiences, Mrs. Ellis Is completely
prostrated and her condition is criti
cal.
Mr. Ellis and Arthur Vlnvard. with
their wives, two olher women and
several children were seeking pas
sage through the caves and had suc
ceeded In reaching the third cham
ber on the upper floor. Ellis being
In advance of the party, and holding,
a plsto, in his hand, attempted to
climb to an upper cavity, but owing
10 me slippery walls ne lost his foot
ing and fell severni feet, striking the
revolver against the wall. The wea
pon wna discharged, the ball entering
his loft eye and ranging upward
111 rough the brain.
KKFI'HKD MARRIAGE, JAP
THREATENS MANDAMUS.
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Aug. 2.
After obtaining a marriage license
hero this afternoon. Frank Ishlkuro.
Japanese, nged 32 years, and Miss
Minnie Crockett, aged 39, a white
woman, both of Walla Walla, were
unable to tlnd a minister willing to
perform tho ceremony.
Refused In turn by all -the 16
clergymen In Walla Walla, the local
Justice of the Peace and Judge Brent
of the Superior court, the couple as
aort they will bring mandnmus pro
ceedings against the Superior Judge
to force him to perform the wedding
ceremony.
BRADLEY
Can save you money on any thing you want to buy.
If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as
I will pay the highest cash price for second hand goods.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd LS", Man
H. W. Althaus (& Sons
Garage AZ; Repair Shop
AGENCY FAIRBANKS
Phone 1441
Base Ball Goods
Fishing Tackle
Sporting Goods
A COMPLETE LINE AT
HOHKIU'KU Cllt I, GETS
AWAY FltOM SIIKKIFF,
Muud Koken, Well Supplied With
Coin, so Fur Eludes Officers
8eurchlng for Her.
' THE DALLES, Or., Aug. 2. Maud
Koken, the 14-year-old RoBeburg girl
who was taken from ail O. R. & N.
train and arreBted here Saturday, es
caped last night from Sheriff Levi
Cbrlsman's borne during -the officer's
absence. Officers f surrounding
towns were notified to watch out for
her, but so far as known she has
not been apprehended.
The sheriff was called to Tyuli Val
ley yesterday and left his charge In
the care of his housekeeper. The
girl was to sleep In a tent In 4he
yard with the housekeeper, and short
ly after retiring made an excuse for
returning to the house. Becoming
alarmed at ber prolonged absence, a
search was instituted and it was dis
covered she had made gool her es
cape. It Is thought .she boarded an
eastbound tralii. The runaway girl
had a ticket to La Grande and seem
ed to be well supplied with money.
DIED.
HOOVER At Olalla, July 31, 1909,
Mrs. E. J. Hoover, aged 78 years
and 6 months.
Born In Indiana In 1831, Mrr.
Hoover crossed the plains in 18f-i'
and located In California. Fifteen
years lator she moved to this couu'.y,
tc-ttllng at Olalla, where she resiled
continuously up to the time of her
demise.
Five daughters and one son sur
vive Mrs. Hoover.
Health
ACTUALLY, POSITIVELY. IN
VARIABLY RESTORES GRAY
HAIR TO THE COLOR AND
VIGOR OF YOUTH,
You can't look youns if your hail it srav. faded.
dull and hleleu. Hay's Hair Health will bring
back the natutal color, just ai u was when you
were fauna. Stopi dandruff and fallins out.
Makei the kai bright, silky and full of life and
beaur not dye won't coloioraoil vow
tun.
1 AND Sob. HOTTI.ES, AT DRUGGISTS,
najrei utriuM up cures JlAcma, rea,
rouifb and cnapped bands, and all skin diseases.
Keeps skin fine and soft. 25c drumrlsr-j. RnA
3r- lor tree books, "Tbe Care of tbe S'tui," "To.
fhu. Bay spec Co. Newark, Pt. X
RED CROSS PHARMACY.
The Second
Hand Man
- MORSE COMPANY
Cor. Cass (B. Rose Sts.
HOW EASTERN OREGON
LOOKS AT HARRIMAS.
Prlnevllle Review. For years and
years Harlrman has neglected this
territory, openly sneered at its trade,
milked It regularly with becoming
dignity, soft-soaped It with repeated
Insincere promises of a railroad, and
otherwise encouraged Immigration
and settlement with advertising and
assurances the latter of which he has
not intended nor does not now Intend
to keep. He has never built a
branch or spur line In the state of
Oregon, but always quietly absorbed
those which had been built by other
well meaning but evidently "green"
hands at the railroad game. Now his
saw has struck a nail.
The Invader, whoever he may be,
means business, and Harriman does
not.
The people up here do not censure
Mr. Harrlman for not building the
Deschutes road. But -the people do
blame him for repeatedly promising
to build and just as repeatedly for
getting the promise; they blame him
for not extending either the Colum
bia Southern, or Corvallis & Eastern,
the termini of which are practically
at our threshold now; they blame
him for his policy of Interference.
EDENIIOWER NEWS.
Mr. Hathaway, who bought the
Andrus place, has about finished
moving. Mr. Hathaway is remodel
ing and adding to the house and will
soon have a pretty home.
The new planing mill Is running
at full blast, and has an abundance
of work.
Mr. Hurlburt, one of Edenbower's
boasters, writes from his new home
for some of Edenbower's strawberry
plants.
Rumor says that Mrs. John Bot
cher Is going to the Seattle fair.
Mr. DulwJnkle has about complet
ed a $700 bam, with J. A. Hewitt
and sons as carpenters.
The ladles of tho W. C. T. U. will
meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Wil
liams next Friday afternoon. All In
terested In temperance are cordially
Invited to attend.
The Ladies' New Idea Club met at
the home of Mrs. Splker last Thurs
day. There was a large turnout and
they were royally entertained, Mrs.
Splker being assisted by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lillian Fenn.
Mr. F. A. McCall, the new fruit In
spector, Is looking over the fruit or
chards here which Is resulting In
some heavy pruning for pear blight.
People generally here think that Mr.
McCall is tbe right man in the right
place.
The stork vlsitod the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Woodward, of Edenbower,
on July 30th, leaving a little daugh
ter. We admit that this is an "off vear"
for fruit, but there axe always oases
In the deserts. Mr. John Pentney
is selling early apples. He has sold
$10 worth from three trees. The
Hazens expect to have a nund-ed
boxes or peaches. Whipples sold 57
gallons of cherries from three trees.
We hear other similar Btories, which
we have not time to record.
C. C. Verrlll, who doesn't believe
In doing things by halves, has seven
faucets from the city water system,
which was recently put through Eden
bower, by means of which water is
carried to barns, gardens, lawn, etc.
Miss Redifer, of Roseburg, has
been employed to teach the Eden
bower school. Miss Alice llrumbach
has been re-employed to toach the
Weber schoolu A teacher has also
been employed to teach the school In
the old store building.
A young ladies' sewing circle has
been organized at Edenbower. An
old bachelor being asked what niivo
of Jewelry he would like to see revlv,
cu, bjiiu iiie inimuie.
Ben Bulwhikle entertained the
Young People's Club at his home last
Friday night. There was a large
crowd In attendance and all present
report a good time. Supper was serv
ed at eleven, the guests departing
soon after.
MARGARET.
A Glorious Victory.
There's rejoicing In Fedora. Tenn.
A man's life has been saved, and
now Dr. King's New Discovery Is the
talk of the town for curing C. V
Pepper of deadly lung hemorrhages
"I could not work nor get about." he
writes, "and the doctors did me no
good, but, after using Dr. King's New
Discovery three weeks, I feel like a
new man, and can do good work
again." For weak, sore or diseased
lungs. Coughs and Colds. Hemor
rhages, Hay Fever, LaGrippe, Asthma
or any Bronchial affection It stands
unrivaled. Price 60c and $1 00
Trial bottle free. Sold and guaran
teed by all druggists.
ONE CALHOl'N Jl'KOK
OrT OK 1BOO EXAMIXKD.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug." 2. Tho
first Juror In second trial of Patrick
Calhoun, president of the United
Railroads, on an Indictment charging
him with bribery, which is now In
the third week, was temporarily pas
sed today.
After more than 1500 talesmen
unu uevn summoned to court, and a
large number Interrogated. Thomas
Galnsford, a master plumber. Is the
first man accepted hv hoth ti.i.
subject to peremptory challenge.
o
ChaniherUin's Colic, Cholera and Dl.
awruova iiemeuy .never Krwwn
to Kail.
"I lave used Ch
Ckwlnra and Diarrhoea Remedy since
It was rst Introduced to he public
I 1872. and have never found one
Instance where a cure was not speed
ily ejected by Its use. I have been
coicrclal traveler for eii.htn
ytnrs. and never start out on a trip
wunoui tnis. my faithful friend
says H. S. Nichols, of Oakland In
dian Territory. For sj by all drug
gists. C
At cost while they last m.
stock of Buggies. Hacks and Wagons
KOR SfVtfe.
FOR SALE Two dreeing tables,
two chiffoniers, one iron bedstead;
first class range and heater; great
bargain. Mrs. U. W. Clay, North
Roseburg. "
FOR SALE Two lots and 5-room
house in the grove. Enquire of
Asher Agee, 814 Hoover St. da30
WANTED A good live local agent
to handle orchard tracts. Write A.
C. B., care Review. d
FOR SALE 120 acres; 3 acres In
garden and berrieB; 100 acres oak
timber; house and barn; one mile
from towu. Price $1000. Terms
W. B. Drake, owloi', Myrtle Creelt
Ore. . . da2
FOR SALE 900-acre ranch; 7V4
miles from Roseburg: eood lm
provements, 35 acres in bearing or
chard; mostly Italian prunes; bal
ance pasture and farm; 300 head
of good sheep, if wanted I'o.- fur
ther particulars come and teo or
address the owner, P. Cooper, R
F. D. No. 1, Roseburg, Or;,on. dtf
A SNAP IN TIMBER 160 acres,
cruslng 3V4 million; 6 miles from
Myrtle Creek; a bargain If taken
at once. Address P. O. Box 98,
Myrtle Creek, Or. da3
HORSE FOR SALE Fine driving
horse, six years old; price $175. Ad
dress Box 34, Roseburg. dn7
FOR SALE Good familv horse, five
years oid, also new biX4 and bar
ness. Phone 15G3 or address L.
B. Kingman, Roseburg. d
FOR SALE Two thoroughbred Eng
lish Pointer pups. Enquire of Dr.
J. R. Chapman. dtf
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED A j?irl to do general
housework. The best of wages, but
will Insist on good services. No
trlflers need apply. Address Box
361 or apply to Mrs. W. H. Llnd
sey on the Godfrey place. dsw
LOST In Roseburg. July 28, a pair
of rimless eye glasses, with flex
GAMAS PRAIRIE
Best farming countr) in the Northwest. . Deep, black
loam. Plenty of rainfall. " Be sure and see our CROPS.
AH sized farms. Easy terms. Call or write
Deardorff & McClannahan Grangeville, Idaho.
See the
North Side Planing Mill Co.
Alii jrth,ofPa2eLumberYards,for
All kinds of Lumber and Mill Work.
Fruit boxes, House building Material, Doors, Frames
Mil. on Kinney Spur Telephone ,2U Order, Promptly Filled
. Roseburg, Oregon.
NoEquals NoneBetter Noneso'Good
CHAMPION
MOWERS HAYRAKES BINDERS
.IcrdlSt1:0 of Hating
going to 6uy a Mo? h ,aCt0ry' atjd if you are
wrhl us foprices r'Hayrake 01 a Ber, call or
REMEMBER
SriaSSHaFsrt;1eTa?rS' Hacks is
in style and 1 price and we can suit you
F. BARKER & CO.
Implements, Vehicles . TUnn .
WANTED Intelligent man or wo.
man to take territory, and appom
canvassers to sell our water alter.
Exclusive territory, and nice. i.
fitable work for the right nart
Seneca Filter Co., Senec, Mo u'
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Inquire at 327
Burke street, corner Pine att
FOR RENT Fine large house. l.
quire at office of Albert Abraham
dtf
LOST In Roseburg, a pair of gold,
rimmed eye glasses. Reward for
return to this office. tf
FOR RENT Fine store room In
good location. Inquire of O 'w
R"PP- da2 '
PASTURE. Pasture for rent. For
particulars inquire of Mrs. P Sin.
nott, Roseburg. a1
WANTED Girl for dining room
work and dishwashing, no cooking
Call phone 161 or address box H
Roseburg. dBwt, '
WANTED Good live agent for Rose
burg territory; g)ood money to
right party. Address box 35
Portland, Ore. aa3
WANTED Bids on 50 tons of new
clean hay, and '2000 bushels of
oats, f. o. b., Sutherlln. Address
. Tbe Sutherlln Land & Water Co
Sutherlln, Ore. jsw '
CALL FOB CITY WARRANTS
All City of Roseburg warrants
drawn on the General Fund and en
florsed prior to July 10, 1909, 'in
clusive, are this 'day called for pay
ment. Dated this 23rd day of July, 1909
ELBERT B. HERMANN,
City Treasurer.
A supply or the now edition of
the Orogou mining laws has Just
neen received at this office. It In
ludes everything to date In legal
mining procedure. Copies only 40
-nts each. TF
SERVE HIM A STEAK
sweet, tender and Juicy and your hus
band will open up his heart and hit
pocketbook. Where will you get such
a Bteak? Why right here, of course.
We have the choicest meats In all the
land. If you buy here once your
husband will get good-natured imme
diately, if you buy here regularly
he will be "Sunny Jim" all the time.
The Economy Market
Oeo. Kohlhaen, Prop.
xs.oseDurg ure.
FROM A MODERN PLANING MIM.
you can get all sorts of useful and
ornamental work all ready to use.
If you require a lattice for the porch
or arbor you can find as much as
you want among our mill work, if
you need railings, or poata, or eol
urans, or doors, or molding, our mill
work will provide them at a mo
ment's notice. Come, see how mrn-l
things it Includes.
Orders filled for all kinds of fruit
boxes.
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