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o BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure MAKES HOME BAKING EASY and wholesome than the ready made found at the shop or grocery. Rmjml Ommk Bk-BOO fnm, wi4 Hmmm mad Addrmmm. KOVAl. lAKINfl rOWOH CO., NIW VOK, OYSTKH CfMKTAir,. To prepare this acceptahle ap r llzei. allow a halt dozen small oys ter (o (ar-ti person and afttr freeing from any pontihle bits of shells, put llifMii on l e lo chill. For nix covers Inlx togiM lir three tuhle&poonf ui each vim-gar, giau-d horseradish and tomato catsup. Add nix teuspoonluiH lemon Juice and a few drops tohasco. liave thii dressing also whre It will be very cold. hen ready to nerve put t lie oynlern in chilled glus-sen, di F" li T Aytr's Hair Vigor is for men, too. Of IVLCTl 11 is a sPL'ntlitI hair-dressing. It is refreshing, cooling; and it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. It never changes the color of the hair, not in the least. Ask your doctor. f;"'' We have moved to the Commercial Club Bid;., and are in a better pom'timi tlian ever to eater to all your wants in 11 Fancy and Staple v.. Agents fur Flench man n's Yeast, White Hivcr Flour. Special care iven to telephone orders. Call 23 8. Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son. Kiilds new store is like a kid glove hut easier to get in because it is I lie lagest in town and the service is fine. High Cost of Living Help us to reduce it to you, Mr. Consumer, by giving us your trade, increasing our trade, decreasing our proportionate expenses, there by enabling us to sell at lower margins. If 90 per r nt of the worn in tnn were to rktse up, (he rfmaining 10 per n ot mild do tiV busirs niunlly as well on almost half of the expense 01 all of them. Then, Mr. Consumer, you are paying tor wnetbin you are not getting in supporting so nvnoy. Why M concentrate your trade with a sttwe hre all ffie iMf'.l goes hack to th people ami tlirc you t$H ( twi'iare, honest deal Where absolute satis fati(vt) is tt,'irunt til. Wutili (ittr mlmtismicnt for an imptWtant amiouncemrnt soon , o ' o Roseburg Rochdale Co. Light Biscuit Delicious Cake Dainty Pastries Fine Puddings Flaky Crusts and the food Is finer, more tasty, cleanly vide and pour the sauce over them Ret the glasses on a plate and serve with thin sheen of buttered brown bread. ilr. Tale, of Kden bower, was ad m It ted to Merry Hospital this morn tiiK I" a very serious condition. li. F. Jonen has secured a portion of the KoHeburg (.'old Storage aid lee ( onipany'8 bulldiiiK. on Nurtli J'ine atreet, au quart- for th creamery which he will conduct li this city. THE MYSTERIOUS MESSENGER Phantom Letter Deli.e.'v-J by a Dead Hnl W'heu the ar unit the nk dlan bt out lu the early Captain Vi.i:ert.:i it-fi L. t-i. V t ri' 1 iw t .. ud u.:.; J ... COUiUi.iud to th Uvii l.ru- 1 :i fu:iii nln.r itie .r.,-d fretted it. I ih t-lof "t - ii Oue d.iy he hum w.tili.rf ii the 1 room of her ipiurler-, ri.Ce;.v-j I: divert her Uii:id t r.ul,:i:-- m . lii ' - i i ..... ftoui til d'l JerK to Wilt- ti he WJi tl hJ when tifr- itiiie .ii fat d'Hir. iitid V'ilir .d'tr- :i i I. of el'hlerli Piilcre I :ll.d ht'id "til U her u letter, on ui' h ! ut a gtnuee flu M'rv:ijti''n in her iuj hfltid'n band writ I ut The ymnje ol dler wn very t:ih. nnd 'ie n-irtf! that Ihnlittlj the ) I her flue In flifttip-4 wi-re mtiike! mih xv.iier. I'.til lit w;t tii :ij-er t'i ri,l til. nii-eri lo dwell ii win ihi. and. ':' mf ii. nrrhd Ii lo nn iIh:i wii li.u- fur n Ih'IUT tl-' fit 1t ;id it. If. lift. W:l -tonkfd with uiiler. awl the li :- nvrc tudly t.liirrcd She iniiu:ij.'etl to uutkf tit 1h.1l lh.- w;ir w,: vcr. nnd t'ii fnin Wihiei i..n would jMn.ii return to h-r. though "Iti'-e h miMl n. ti:n;i:inv hl om'ii;. ti.f It woill yel ;i f-w Then fiie hirnel to Hi. vtmuu -ohlir. He tah c'ie. Tiie vti(!n VBiiNhuient no f iHii UtI her l!i :t h droed the l-tter on the wind w k'I! Aionixlied t 1 rt t 'tx had not IiP:!rl bin te. ! wnlked Info th hill whl' h u lit ii'it eariet(d and would 4iirely resound under miy ln:nl. e In I ly th:tt of 11 l.(M.te sold.pr. She r:u; to he front door. vx'ctup to hop liirp wnlkln aeriw the "immde" to the nohjiew' iiinrteM, hut no one ex eil the tfentrie nnd a few lounger nn ppnred. Siiirtiiiit bnek Into the room, nhe went to the window to rereiiil the letter, when hii noticed thnt ll w.-ih not there. The nimruiieiit were not fur uIxjvc ttie Mround. nnd she looked 0111 exptH tluu Hint It h:ul hlowu out of the window nnd wns lyln;; M-low. She did not nie It pud went ottl.ide to look fot It. hut without nun-ens. She wom ftlKhlem d. She dreiidcil let thin ntrimce inejtMitjre fror.i her hus band, eomlmr In nuch uu'-nnuy f islil'm. was a irelude to bin newt. She nent it reijueHi for the otli.-er In o-:irr.:md of the mh to visit bur. nnd when be t'HniP nhe told him the Htory. lie de rlareil thnt lo hln knowledge no rnfs sencer had eouie from the larn U-ds, but he would imike sure by Inquiry of the ofiVer of the day. That nlhvpr ie-plli-d that no nii''h moenirrr had been seen nl the pott. Half n dozen people were net to hmillujr for the mission lelter. but It wan not found. In rite evening the pot surire'in rail ed on Mm. Wlnterton at the rorn martdanl'n nuKetion. ntenvili'v to auk for newH from her liti-slmml. but realty to nee If nhe wan not over wrought by nntiely. Ie fitind h.T pale and nervous, but coi!d detwl ! ipMhlnir furilnT. It wan t!n (it',o'! of the otlhera and their fntnllhw that j the mynterioUH courier and the lelter were Ihe creation of Mm. Wlnterlon'n bra In. No one except heme If had Keen either courier or letter. The soldier could not have pot tyto the ost with out havtiiK been seen by the nentry nt the ifnle and the one pricing before the otMrem' quartern. The Hillce nquad. whose duty II wan lo pick up every bit of paper Hint Uttered lite Inchmure. wan Instructed to look out fir Ihe letter, but they never produced It. Mm. Wliilerlon's nervi !! tenn Im reaned lo bvnterla. and rd whh Henl to her husband lo r turn n non an Mtsilble. II" obtained leave 10 do so and at once s-t out for the fort. The commandant met him tie fore he naw hl wife and fold him of the l"lon, or whatever If niiirht be, that had H-died Mm. Wlnterton. Wlntertnn stood nirhn-q. It wan no me time before he could reply to luqulrlefi an to his astouhhnient. but nl last be mild: They sa the dead cannot visit un. I have In! had evidence that thev can. Young Harding, the messenger, wan nn devoted lo rue im ever was ncldler to his couiinaniler. He wan Ihe nun of a banker In ihe east. nnd. bein,r ambi tious 10 be a soldier, he enlisted and would have now been promoted. He wan a pet of mine, and twice ibirlnir , (his war I saved his life, once by crawl lug ui lo til nt beyond our firing line, ' where he had been left after a retreat tnd emiM not raise his hend without jr'tliiR a bullet through It. again by f"f In him to the ground a moment twfor 1 ntorm of bullets wan nent 0111 works ,n noon us hostilities tut! caed I 1 hone him to take the tw lo nir wife. On my way here I Ittrued (hat he wan pursued y Ottns who had not given up the nfrug f t nnd wan drowned attempting tu im Ihe home across the river." It wan decided not to elicoumge Mm Wltiletton In Ihe Indlef that she had been vNU.M by the dead. Hy the nre.n'n advice her husband feigned lo te Ignorant of the messenger nnd (old her that It had lieen reiHirtwI In him that she had Imhmi III and. ntniut the time f young Harding's supposed arrival, on Ihe Imnlem of delirium. Mm. Wlnterton. however, rould not N deceived, and afler a time, when nhe wan In tetter physical condition, her hiinlmnd admitted the facts. The ad misnlon did not alter her feellnrm In the matter Krer nine the mynterl oun vi-it nhe ban had a habtt of wak ing In the early morning and twin again In fancy the drlpplnf boy itand Ing tie fore her holding out to her th water ataloed sole. New Rays of Light1 One of the ruost wonderfuT eltx-trtcal appltfjc is the X-rky which may te ( uxl both La the tretinnt of various di tma3$ and in the diagnosis of many ot ftcure coodiUons. With lu aid the in terior ot the human body l no lougef the ealed huok it hua b?u heretofore. At normal taU4 of Uie boim. (fail alone, , atone In the bladder or la the kidney, are 1 shown plainly by what are known aj X I ray photographs. Internal tumors, and ; the enlargement of the dt p-waieai or- garu, are aio discovered by thi mean 1 and in the di&gnuais of luberculohis of , the lung this agent hi proven a mct 1 valuable ad. When applied to nmt; of j the ee fatal chronic ailim-ntd of germ origin it had proven very effective a a curative agent. I Another Inu-restlng proceeding U the ! vlolet-rav treaimeni orodin-ed bv ndiceik- j t rating the violet or chemical rav from j an arc light with a spet-iaily p'r-pareO carbon uuimi any portion uf the L-l that I may be the seat of pnin. Si.lirt-r from 1 neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatism. train. sprairu, aio iroin thw otM-ure exhaust Ing pains (the origin of which cannot at times oe accurately d-U-rminedf frequent ly find Immodiale relief from a single treatment and u-uallv with a little oer- sif nc in the um of this aid, comfortable health or perfect recovery U obtained. The Incandescent light bath, consisting of a cabinet In which the patient h bathed in the combined rays of many electric light globe, baa produced really wonderful resulta in dlaVtea, sciatica, rheumatism, obesity, anaemia, and some forms of kidney and heart trouble. It has alo proven valuable in chronic bron chi tin, bronchial asthma and various skin disease. As a general hygienic measure Its efficiency can scarcely be over-estl , mated. i Those who have been patients at Dr. ' Pierce'a Invalid' Hotel, in lluflalo. N. V., highly commend this wonderfully equip-, ped Sanitarium, where the above men tioned electric machine, high-frequency current, and other most modern and up-to-date apparatus are used for the cure of chronic diseases. The treatment of the chronic diae&nea that are peculiar to women have for many year been a largo factor In the cures affected at the In valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute. j In erecting the Invalids' Hotel, Dr. R. V. Pierce's idea was to make it a genuine home, not a hospital. Such cases as rup ture, hydrocele and varicocele are usually cured In ten days, and the patient Is able ! to return home. The terms are moderate , and the rates at the Invalid"' Hotel com- : paratively low. In the examination and treatment of patients the practice i divided Into special lb. Kach member of the Faculty, although educated to prac ' tice in all depart menu of medicine and, surgery, is here assigned to a special de- . partment only, to which h devotes his entire time, study and attention. Not only U superior kill thus attained, but also rapidity and accuracy In the diagno sis of dUease. I Specialists connecUi! with this Insti tute, at Buffalo, are enabled to accurately determine the nature of many chronic diseases without seeing and personally examining their patients. This method! of treating patients at a distance, hv mail. has been so successful that there is scarcely a city or a villug" in the L nited Slates that la not represented by one or more caes upon the records of practice at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In stitute. Such rare cast's as cannot be treated In this way. which require surgi cal operations or careful after-treatment, or electrical therapeutics, receive the ser vices of the most skillful cclallsts at the Institution. In medicine there has been rapid pro gross during recent years, J ir. I'ierce has kept up with the times by continually Im proving his laboratory by skilled chemists, and exercising care that the imrredipnts entering Into hi well-known medicines i)r. fierce s 1-avorito Prescription as well as thctfoldcn Medical IMscovery-are ex tracted from the te.-t variety of native mislicinal roots. These are gathered w iih great cure and at the proix-r season of the year, so that tlo-ir medicinal projtertit-s inav lie most reliable. fhese extracts are then made soluble in pure triple refined glycerine and bottled in a hygienic and scientific manner. Thus the World's Dispensary as established by Dr. Pierce Is supplied with every known apparatus and means of cure, for Its aim Is to avoid surgical operations w henever pOHSIlllU. (ireat care Is exercised not to over en courage those, w ho consult the specialists of this institution that no false hopes may lie raised. Many thousands are annually treated both through correspondence and at this Institute. Every one consulting by letter or In person receives the most careful and considerate attention. AH communica tions are treated as strictly confidential. No charge whatever Is made for con sultation. Write the Invalids notel and Surgical Institute. Dr. K. V. I'ierce, President, at HufTalo, X. Y. Palaco Theatre, four rtla of mo tion pictures daily. Contluuous per fonnanre. 1:30 to 5 afternoons. 6:30 to 10:30 evenings. ProRram changes evory day. Admission 5 and 10 ceuts. (Jood tiniBlc. dtf Alderson's Grocery Frank G. Alderson, Prop. Now Open for Your Trade New store, new stock, everything new. clean and neat. Fintt-cIiiRs experienced help employed. The Quaker demonstrators will be with up Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ("nil and sample these goods. We nro prepared to give you flrst-cbiss goods and -Tvke. with prtreti as low as any. We wnnt your trade. Call an4 e nmr w store In MAR.STERS' NEW BLOCK o Corner Cass and Rose Streets Phone 36 Roseburg. Orcein CUT THIS OUr AND VISIT 1 HE ROSEBURQ THEATER This Ticket 5 ail times except Saturday night. On r fC Ir theatre In town showing assocla- tion pictures. And LOCAL HEWS. Mn. Aaron Campbell Ii quite 11 at her home In North Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Marry Hermann and baby returned this afternoon from a visit at Myrtle Creek. W. J. Kenuey left Tuesday night on his return to bulu'h, Minn., after a vis.t here with his slaler, Mrs. J. IS Sloan. Mrs. S. J Ft K zen Me; n and little daughter left this afternoon for Wasco, where they will visit with her sister. E. O. Young & Company, of Oak land, have sued W. Ft. Mode In the Circuit Court for 1447, alleged to b due on a merchandise account. -- -n Just received, a barrel cf good old German stvle s uier kraut, the bsi of the season. The Rochdale. dsw I M Oti t R oueb u rg h n u se w ! en u s elther "Pride of Douglas" or "Queec ' City" flour. There 8 a reason for It i Phone 14, Douglas County Mills. If j your grocer doesn't carry either kind Remember, If your check la raised j the bank is not responsible. Get a "Defiance" check protector at Rose-' burg Book Si ore and save 3 '5. dsw Bargains arriving every day in second hand goods at our store. L H. Rhoades & Co. dtl Rolled oata and barley, cracked and whole corn, wheat and all varie ties, of mill feed at the Douglat County Mills. Phone 13. dtf When yon are In th market for pruning ahtars. eaws and spray pumon. go tn rf. K. Prken dtf The pnc of foodstuff has com 1owd at the North Side Grocery, dtf SCRFKX AGAINST KI.IKS. (From the Seattle P.-I.) Atlanta is rejoicing over the pas sage of an ordinance requiring that all foodstuffs and other articles ex posed for sale and consumption shall be kept screened during fly time. Seattle has an ordinance on the same subject, enacted and hitherto enforced for precisely the same pur pose. It is a part of the campaign against the fly. The screen law Is a wise law. lis enforcement in Seattle has been beneficial. It has meant fewer caSi'F of typhoid. It is now about time to begin lo think of the screen law and Its en forcement in this city during the summer. Food, confections and fruits, when exposed for sale and consumption, should be screened be fore the fly quits his unclean habitat. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Cfiildren. The Kind You Have Always Bought Ptrfnlr Rovfnw jdvMrt'.prn. KlIlXITfltE ISIVKKS at this store Invariably com" back when they want more and bring their friends with them. ISK OK Ol lt Fl'KXITL'HE proves that it Is as good as It looks, and that is saying a whole lot. Sf.MMEH KritMTTRE. for porch and lawn can ba bought here now at money-saving rates. Why not secure some for use this year, and next. too. You cannot wear it out in one season by any means. RICE (Si, RICE The House Furnishers. Is good for admission of two children under the age of 12 years. Good at Ladies and Gentlemen, Hear Ye! This is not au advertisement, but an Invitation to a Quaker Free Lunch Take a little stroll Tues. or Wed. down across the Deer Creek bridge to the North Side Grocery and at tend our Quaker meeting. A real live Quaker will be here all this week, and will serve at our fiist formal Spring feast. Everything free and Strictly Qua-er. Tbou should Remember, to Come North Side Grocery. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market III per ton, delivered. Phone 127. Office 130 South Jackaon. CLASSIFIED KOH SALE. family Inquire l(f; FOR SALE Good, safe, horse, weight about 11'JtJ. at Review office. FOR SALE. A riding or driving spotted pony; price 6u at .North Side Grocery. Imiui-w daJi rOR SALE. One acre In city limits of Myrtle Creek, all beariug fruit, v jvaia uiu, apples, peal 3, peacne., Lnglieh walnuts u-.d cherries; 5- room cottage, painted. 3 rooms papered; city water Largain at $850. Write E. U. Harl-.r, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE Newly built. 5-room bungalow, with three lots. In North Roseburg; city water connected and sewer being built. Price 11400; will accept $350 down and install ments of $10 a month, with inter est. Iuquiie of Fred Endicolt. Roseburg Hotel. dtf FOR SALE. Choice piece of proper ty only two blocks from depot; large house and outhouses; lot 160x225; bordered by Mill street and S. P. side track; suitable for warehouse, wood or coal yard, or manufacturing plant. Apply 'o owner on premises, 430 Mill street. Carl Hoffman. dtf FOR SALE. At Yoncalla. fruit aud chicken ranch. 314 acres; three blocks front large, graded school; near depot, stores and churches. Commercial crop of prunes, straw berries and raspberries; variety or small fruits, apples, cherries and pears. Good 4-room house, and outbuildings: fine well. $2000. J. E. Farnsworth. dtf FOR SALE. 320 acres, fruit and timber land; about 80 In cultiva tion. 23 In bearing orchard; l:i't?. drer. house, barn; water piped; land rich; 4 miles from depot, on R. F. D. For particulars see F. Uroszio, Wilbur. Ore. dml FARM FOR SALE 140 acres of ?oo-l bottom bn'l: good locution and well watered by running streams. For partlc lars address J. M. Thompson. Camas V'allev Oregon. li r FOR SALE -Eggs for hntohlng from the best laying strain of thorough bred White Minorcas. the great winter layers. Our stock took the prlres at the late Portland Show Eggs $2.50 per 15. Standard Poultry Farm, C. A. Sawver, prop.. , Garden Valley, Wilbur, Ore. dsw FOR SALE. Saw mill, complete. In shape to do business, with planer and matcher; also quantity of tools. 2 houses one barn and con cession on SO acres of timber Must be sold. Cash price $1200. Call on or address G. O. Iloliey Riddle. dswit FOR SALE Orchard tracts; onlv 3 miles from Roseburg on rnuntv road, only one mile from R. R. sta tion; nrst class soil. Will sell In tracts from 5 acres to 15 acres, small payment down, balance oti easy terms; 6 per cent interest on deferred payments. Ideal plate for chickens and small fruits. i-rices iiuo to $125 per acre. . M. Miller at Review office, dtf FOR SALE. 960 acres, of which 120 acres are in grain, 15 acres in or chard (mostly peaches) balance pasture nnd timber land with some good, first-class saw timber; good house and barn, water piped to house from fine spring; three mi.es from railroad station. 11 miles from Roseburg. Prlc $20,000. one-half cash, balance on easy terms, heme stock and machinery go with place; immediate posses sion given. For further particulars oall at Review ooe. or adrfrr. to T. Rosebirg. dsw FOR SALE. 25 acres. 14 mile", from Myrtle Creek: 18 acres .n cultivation, balance hill side cov ered with timber; 10 acres in bear ing prunes: 340 apple trees. 1 and 2 years old: 7 peach. 5 apile 4 pear' trees In full bearing; two crks through place that nevr go ary. also good well; one m'le from higfc.jhool, 4 mile from dis- trict school; good house, with Are- pine, and telephone; lawn and fine shrxo'iery; Darn, prune drier. cnicken house, etc.; J 2 stands ..f oees in new hives: 1 h. p. gasoline pumping outfit with 1000 gal. gal vanited tank, garden hose, lawn mower, etc.: farm implements and chickens go witn place. Price $4500; terms. A fine home for someone, cheap. If Interested call at Review office and see photo of place, or address M. M. Miller. RoMbarg. diw ADVERTISING I 4"5' 4"fr J. '4. ACr.K.ViU. A . j. Five acres right In Oakland, rf. if six i)k,:ks irom high chool; 4. all tine, rich soil under cultiva : 4 tion: will make excellent su- 4. 4 hurban home, garden and berry -j. f paicn or orcnara: adjacent to 4. good homes and has tine build- .1 .j. lug site. Price lluuo. consid- A. ( f. ellllg location, worth II..U0. ti 4. dtf Oakland, Oregon. -J. 4. FOR SALE Nine room house on lot 70100; nice location. Inquire at Review. dtf Fill WOOD FOR SALE. phone Farmers 115. -Seasoned : Dixon vllle. dswml FOR SALE CHEAP. Complete well dillling outfit, with or wltho"t engine. Inquire at Pilkingtoii Pros.' Garage. dsw FOR SALE Cream separator, cheap. Inquire or address A. J. Starmer. FOR SALE. Hay at Deer Cre"k Feed Ham. Phone 151, T. E. Hull. dtf FOR SALE. Fresh milch cows. Jer seys. Inquire at Empire Livery Stable. dif FOR SALE. Two houses and lots, close In. Buy from owner. En quire 122 Parrott Street. dtf FOR SALE CHEAP. 2 inch Rain wagon, nearly new. Inquire of or address S. D. McCoy, Edenbower. TYPEWRITER FOR SALE. Rem ington, in tirst class working order. Only $:is. Rose'jurg Hook Store. FOR SALE. Lot 50 feet front an l extending to river; tine river bot tom soil. luquire at 508 North Pine street. dtf i'Oll SALE Two lots lu Monlclalr Addition, Portland, on Installment plan, nt less thnn market value. Address "B," care Review. dtf FOR SALE. New 5-room, modern cottage, on large lot. Price $ 1600. $400 down and balance $10 a month gets it. Inquire of Miller at Review office. dtf FOR SALE. A bargain for $750, a CO Thomas Flyer 1906 car, 7 pas senger machine, all newly put In last fall. For particulars address F. A. Pierce, Galesville. Ore. da30 I 'OR SALE Or wni trade for lum ber, 2nd hand steam engine 9x15. In first-class condition, tf Inter ested call at thu J. O. Flook Com pany's planing mill and see the engine operator. dsw FOR SALE. 1014 acres of timber In Itasca county, Minn.; picked land, six miles from R. R.; nearly every 40 has some lako front; will trade for Oregon farms, timber nr resi dence property; 632.000 tet of white pine, birch, oak. chestnut nnd poplar timber; 2500 cedar posts, 2700 cords of wood, 1000 tarn ties. Other people now living in Douglas county have sold their holdings In same section for $12 stumpage; I will sell for $7000 cash, or sell small tracts at a Blight advance In price. Inquire of E. H. flnrher. Mvrtle Creek. Ore. dtf 'SOU HEM'. FOR RENT. Housekeeping rooms. 404 West Douglas St. dtf FOR RENT. Five-room house, with basement, two blocks from Main Street. Roseburg. Phone 352. dtf PASTl'RE With water. 14 mllrs from Roseburg. for rent. Apply to J. Aitken, Edenbower, Phone Farmers 265. dtf WASTED. ANTED. Girl for general house-O work. Mrs. A. Wollenbeig, 343 S. Stephens. dtf WANTED. Two girls to work m laundry. Appl" fo Ro'ei.urg Steam Laundry. North Jack., Tf WANTED Girl for h.. worn no washing. Wages $25 per month. Inquire at Review office. dtf WANTED. Girl for general house work In family of two: middle aged lady preferred; small wages, but good home for right partv. Ad dress P. o. Hoi 6.1, or call 64 7 South 8tephena Street. da2l
