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Newspaper Page TextDOUGLAS COUNTY'S I N'EXH AUSTABLF. XATCRAL RESOURCE'S' AND CLIMATIC A DVANTAGES WAKE IT THE MOST' ATTRACTIVE Fofi HOME IIOMESEEKtIRS AND 1NVLI STOftS. COAtllNd EVEINT Dei-ember 27. 2S. 29 and 30. Doug las County Poultry and Pet Suv k Show in ltoslurg. lmKest in Suutli ern Oregon. EBURG INVESTMENTS Of all kinds are beat found through "The review" Want Ad Section. Little adv.. bring big re '.urua. because everybody reaJa them. KOS Review : 1 VOL. XIV. - , HOSKBl KG, OREGON', Tl KSO.IY KVKXIXfi, NOVKMIIKIl' T. I. "' PAH fUffllT II7I1I II 1 reeord ns In favor or nl,nllshi,,t r X ' 2"' Policy of Retrenchnicct Outlined By New Major AIL APPOINTEES APPROVED reeord ns In favor or abolishment of the oltlcc by minKi-stiug that all eii Kin.'eiiiiK work be placed on the fee system until sui h enoiiKb work ah salaried man In th likelihood .Mr. (iermond will continue to (to the city engineering work anv way. i. I.. I numbers, who succeeds T. J .INOTIIU! IMPORTANT I.WH Ii:AI, roMI'I.KTKIt. i I line as there is Ahl A(.. ( ,. ad to warrant a; ,.,.,. ,... ,., , y lat position. In a I F A Krilw. i IA VPnil II0TH n H" i m i n m m m 'i itosKiti itti i.ioroit X J .1. llltl'WLh! ...' .... 2 SING IIKKORK THK KING. SIIKItlrK AMI AIKKS. w-eeks ago. when general strike ol S. All of the newly Seven Silts of Paving and S viral S:w Stwers Cost $412,000 R'.couwndatioos. A timber land sale of moro than ordinary interest was concluded hi William n li.. ".' """"" ai tile olllces employed at ... ' slmnrn ,.a,1c V TZt J,', ' roundhouse in this iitv until the vni..uM,. i , ' , . t , . , , . i imiirei HtllU 111 t UOS I. Oil II V. 1 he joined In tho This land had been orlKInallv selected P. shopmen. ii i..n,i. h- .h- v- i A I elected council- .n.i ti..ir ' '.,. '1: mnn civ In .11. . . ' o. . . r uit-ifuil II.V Hie h ,..,,! . . , I " P.vrhauser Timber Co. It was also overR. ... . r....er.. n was etecte.i chairman (-. s. land office In this cltv was de of the council, to preside when the cld(.d , rvor of the N " mayor may be unable to attend. but an appeal was taken to the V. 8 Two Appointees Asailil. j General Land Office in Washington. When the mayor'a list of ,vi- H. C. where the case is still pending pointecs was laid before the council, I Since the foregoing appeal w is Doctor ilouck moved that the clly taken. Mr. Krlbs has acuulred the inarshalshlp bo acted on by the Interest of the Weverhnuser Tlmher ( o. In thesa lands, and through the Assassinate uneral Who Would' Have Preserved Order i this afternoon by Sheriff Quine f mm a torce or deputies. About .j. -j- ".-.....-u.r unneis oi oeer were j. aened. also a quantity of i- wnisKV. wines mifl mho f' liquors. The raid waa aecret '.f t.. . . ... RPVFRA! VnPICC CHinnC,l4- I.v Planned and carried out with eting. as were the's.x hold! C1 med bT n d viduals' nndhWr ""U,'bJ perfect dispatch. The oulcera Hy a unanimous vote. Judge ' own mings. A contest I! 1 n 1 t rr.t..S,a"0."ed. ?at. -r " iu umu hi me given nour , of 4 o'clock, armed with IMm. R-inftirf'll R-Oln Vlnnrnncf ?"c ". they entered , wnkH "ftutuuj Assault on Tnikisn Forts Losses Heavy deal closed here (his morning has also purchased the interests of the individual claimants. Therefore, he (Special to the Evening Review). SHANGHAI. Nov. -General Wu CnUllCII setliiral.i v rrtm Mia nt l..t 4"H"H"I"I"I"I"I"I"l",4M"I"i'-'l lo" v"led a second and demanded 4" J that the council ballot secretlv. .li- J. I'eatincs of Meeting. . celli at once sat down on this propo- 'r Aew mayor wins his first .J.sitlon. declaring that the charter did becumer the owner ot the lands, no l.u Chen, newly T i uhhk I'uiiiiriuaiion j muioi ior secret imuots. .Mill oi ins fi1111n111T11K.nl ..r-a imw in mu wto.i tixit tKn ..n......ii ..;..t t- m, . . . ; .. . , V , , , r ."uii. ii an iiMim it. lenuereu. i ne individual siiiaien ny .Alanchu so d era lie re- f city marshal by a vote of 7 to .J, t privileged to do so anyway, but th .. claimants ate: 1). W. Short. Hugh cently deserted the rebels' for the 1. New light Inspect.u-, night . mayor was linn and would not gram B. Sneddon, John Schapers. Henry emperor when the edict niviii el, , policeman city attorney and , his eiiuest Sengsta, ken. John It. Ilenon. Hotneo a limited n archv was , , . . 1 j. Are comniissloners appointed. . Mullen then launched an attack on ' ('. Cordes. Addison I'. Cook, John C. He was slain In his tent and unar, Is Mavor s tirt iii.tuui... i-.,. j- tlin jiniinliiif.l nlu- ..it..v..n. i.' i. s;..... i. w. . . .. " kuuius ; -j- ' ' w ... ... iLiM'ii, r.. v. w inner, jus. v.. raiuureii f voi mis sweeping reductions . nermann, "i want to know before Wynn. . Frank K. Hague, Gustuv K. the t hi cuy expenses auu appoint- .J. "'is council is nsKen to confirm Mr. I Hoy. W. W. Imggnn J. p Faiiev 4 the liquor houses, locked the . v uooni ami proceeded to search for unlawful wares. j The grand jury convenes to 4 morrow, and there la no douht j that the raid will result In , a number of arrests. I P Musicians Honored at Ca rill If niKianie HuglM's-Tli.uims ami Her Choir. Cardiff would not havo been true to herself aa the Capital of Wales had Bhe not provided music on a most lavish scale and of the very best quality. No greater honor conies within the scope of musical ambition than to be commanded to slug before the King. Naturally, a feeling of pride and delight waa shared bv Madame Hughes-Thomas, of Cardiff, and her choir, when the royal command was communicated to them. It la doubt ful whether King Edward ever before had such a feast of nuiBle In so limited a apace of time. It waa one of the happiest thoughts in the whole of the multifarious arrangements that so much prominence and Importance should have been given to the musl cal entertainment of the roynl guests, i"r in giving nner historical sketehi X- nl lha .....QJnl....n . . . H-WWWWWt King U la' on,',- m' aord w?,h Z ment of civic improvement committee of private citizens. Council resolved to make the ?. separate .j. lien, new v iim.nlin,.,! ,..,,' mapped out In the matter In whose favor the lim.l de- ol Shan Si province, has bee,, auua. "-"HKS START MOVKMKN'T official program that precedence it iti.ii- i.imc.iiEi . ' "' " me v.iioir or var- dlff ladles and their talented con- Tho regular monthly meeting of 1'"'"'s. Madame Hughes-Thomas, the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Rose- Characteristic taste was shown by huig Coniniercial Club waa held M'"'me Hughes-Thomas In the nr Monday night and was largely at- "iingenieht of Iho program, which was tended. Following the trunsmtinn Indeed, dainty and varied enough lo of routine business the matter of 8,,t heforo a King. Mrs. Thomas bo urn assassin. Politically assassination Is looked upon a: STOAITW Holding Company Plan Scored By Secretary MaceVagn TO MUCH POWER INVITED Elictljns of National Importance ire Being Hi'id Tbronsnoat Ine United Slates mi!, council is nsKeo; to conlirm .Mr. I Hoy. . . Iiuggan. J. P. Faiiev. a .Manchu mistake as It will enraire r01"""' business the matter of 8,1 '""ro a King. Mrs. Thomas be I eininnn If he is still representing Their holdings are mainly In sections the rebels and also deprive the gov- ""'"'""'liitt a public library. In which Kan hpr musical career at Maesteg, city of Itosebun: J. road district for special levies 4" only. 4" Hlan to pave Wim hosier 4- street abandoned for the time . being. 4- City engineer's report, show- .J. lug expenditures by the city . during the past three years .J. 4 totalling $4 1 2.673 for street .J. -T umi dw.-i nupi in emeu IS. j "1 f t-M"M"I"I"ri-'IH''H"K''i- 4. the saloon and brewery Interests oi this city, said Mullen. "If he is we (should know it right now. Trvlng to cany water on both shoulders won't i liitllK.I) COI.I.APSKS bu. won i ne ouuuozeii. ' Your iii".s:ion is impertinent," re ulied the mayor. "However. Mr. Three nermann i, present and can speak I for himself." !i 17. IS. 1 mid it in To eriimi.ni f i the ladles have shown an active mi. I "d came to Cardiff eleven venrs It. 9 West. Yesterdav's reports that Peklii had 'con"endablo Interest, was taken il l af"r her marriage with Alderman f.,11,.,, w,,rH erroiiioiiH. It Is helievo.i "eussed. with the result that ThonmB Pwh.fa.rf I. one of the best they resnlled from the fact tlmr "ei-lded to create a library ""own eichmen of his lime. While ON THIRTY WORK.MF.N. teveral Manchu nobles, facing losa ol 1 . a"d l'lroprlaled rrom "l, 'esieg she established the Gwalln ......... ... . ... .Illuf run s 1. tv a a n .. I llflil' ttf Itll'h h ml a a.. I.. ...11 1 power, committed suicide .-. 3 ao n iiui-ifiin niereior. .(.imuiu iccoiuoi Knoivn Head. Missing The lulled States roiiRul todav a(,,ve cmaign to arouse public B1";r'HS''"- Criisli Comes at Night When telegruphed for the protection of "lu'r,'st De Inaugurated at once 1 nomaa has been remarkably Pillars Aiv Swept Away. Americans at Amov. where anarchv I ''' V" 1,u"e8' successful as a teacher of music, and reigns. The cruiser Albanv will urn. The matter of beautifying the cllv r lM,plla come to the lleethnveu Nov. fi.Three ce. d Inimedlatelv from Wu Sune to ''"""eu general discussion and n -""sic. In Windsor Plnce, and vice versa." Mul-en Ifgan a renewal of his .criticism, when the mavor call ! hi,., Knterlng upon his duties as mayo;' sharply to account. "I want it dls of the city of Roseburg at a lengthy Unctiy understood " he said, "that and Important session of the city the business of this comrcil will he council Monday night. Joseph Micelil conducted In a parliamentary way. announced his appointments to The Hector lloiick's motion to separate several olllces to be filled by the the city marshalship In the onlrma mayor. These appointments were all tion of the mayor's appointees is announced In a body. iir. Houck now before you for your vole." moved to act on the city tnarsha!shii This was the result: separately, the appointee being It. Ayes Hoin'k, Moore. Mullen. Kenton, to succeed Joseph HulTmun. Nachter mid Clark. The motion was lost by a vote of r Noes-Kiohn, Zurcin r. Chapman. to 7. A motion was then made to Wright ratify the appointments in their en tirety and thh- carried unanimously. Resides the appointment of Mr. Fen ton, who is a lormei sheriff of Doug las County, the mayor placed the fol lowing In office: City Attorney Klbert B. Hermann, ev-eitv treasurer: vice George Neuner. Jr. Night Policeman J. L. Chambers. vice T. .!. Williams. Fire Commissioners W. S. Ham- ness-llkc llton and J. O. Newland. In place ol J. H. Sykes and Grafton Worthlng ton. Plumbing Inspector J. II. Sykes. Incumbent. Sether, Sirong and I'ullei- (Sneclnl to the. Kvening Review! W ASIIIXGTO.V, Nov. 7.-Secretary of the I reasury MacVeagh announced today that he was unalterably op. posed to the proposition of havlnB National banks control tho other banks through a holding com pany. He declared thnt ,.,r..,i..i .,,..1. .. .. - -".em uivuon concentration of the country's banking power lu the hands of a few. lie slated fur ther that the currency reform plan as advocated by Aldrlch. of the Na llonal Monetary Commission, must be modified before he will approve It and then he will urge Congresa to adopt It. Hit. KI.I.IOT .MAY Hi: IIKADKII FOR TRIPOLI AMI CHINA. NEW YORK CITY. Nov. 7. Mr Charles Kliot, president emeritus ot Harvard rnlverslty. accompanied by his wife, began a tour or the world In tho Interest of International peace today. ROTH Slll:s MAKK IIIG CLAIMS IN MASSACHt SKITS. BOSTON. Nov. 7. lleimblleanj crete at daybreak, and. as the com- todav undertook in nit. , J' OI r,u0 to "rrnge to '"'""' .naesieg ami n, the ()g- V.', ,V, R nrcuon ow Louts ipany has not yet accounted for ail foi ts occunled bv the Turk. i,i ! "r" B "l'r,aK"r '"" abroad, an ou v.ary vaneya at tno present ; ;; .....ernor over kii- ('t th. ntnaining 22 men known to i,,t,i..hi,.: - .experi in tlie beautifying or cities "re ''r pupils, and there.""" ' " -'.""o inuraiity. The have been on the bridge. It Is thouirht h...u ti. i , " ." . . !"'"' t'is. to address them at some re ''w " them who do not keep In ' rais claim hoss will be re- I Thnt the clearing of the ruins win heave m, b,h Ii.i V-i." " .V'1111111' ''"' Tho club went on coiiBlanl touch with Mrs. Thomas as yield still more bodies. u, , ,.L..,e,ei,t u ,,',.t Vnn. "' record to encourage the organization vieu rrlend and whilom tutor. I A night shift was a. work on the s ' "l ""u""' ' historical society, and a com- Miss Marie Novello Williams, the bri.lire rusliiiii- iho it v,, , i ,... I uilttee consisting ot Mrs. James K brilliant pianlste. was p'.etlon lu iireparatlon lor the winter ' sitiii it iVi .J , Sawyers. Mrs. J. A. Buchanan and l"ldlr up to the time she won her j i.iins wtiich usually begin about lie-jc.-lnb-'l 1. Ten men were working "I w ill say to the council, and par Ocularly lo Mr. Mullen, that when Al'IU'liV r-ii v c Ti.r ce.d lni,.ih,,.,i, rr..... ".. ..'occasioned general discussion mu'l School of Music the interests of my clients conflict bodies were recovered today from their relief. ' ' plans were outlined to encourage '"""llfT. from all parta of Glamorgan with those of the city I will resign. I the ri.. ni , . , widespread Interest In the il,.ii.,,. nnd Monmouthshire. She Is also the !r. Hermann said ' !Mi iialiv coniuleted Monnialu i:,rl ITALIANS AMI 'i l iius! w:nv iv ' flowers and shrubs and beautify- representative of the Royal Academy nes ( ompauy I, ridge, which collapsed IIKSPKRATK ItATTLK. B i'" """' ge any, i hub creating variiiu district. viiy iieaiiiiiui along every line "'". nunuieus oi pu nis nave been last night. Five Injured were taken TRIPOLI. Nov. 7. Reinforced by rrom the Jumble of steel and con- the r,i..,i i ,, ',.i. .,, ' lor ,lvic Improve it. It is the In- tnmieu by her. and most of the consisting of Mrs. James K brilliant pianlste. was one of her s-NAIl. S I At K. M,.8, vv i DvBliiaer was aonoliiteil tlrst prize In the Nnllonal F.lsteddfo.l LOS ANGK1.FS. Nov. 7. Over the! , The club also -divided to publish a for Pianoforte playing at Carnarvon elected by a plurality of r.0,000. In Boston the voters nlao will de ride whether they shall be an elec lion tin mavor two months hence which means virtually whether there shall be a chance to recall Mavor John F. Fitzgerald, who waa elected In Januurv. Mlllt. ror four voir. The women's clubs or the stale campaigned against Frothlngham be cause he Is a bachelor. the water's odne. hiiii.Hno e,,!- miter protests of the defense. Judge calendar year book. Four new mem- ,tt ' vu years ago. The charming con-1 I""- S..IIU The ,lv..r ....I.... ......1 l-'ltlllVl'll Ilia V SIISUIICI the .1.1.. IICTS Were ail Oil to tile llieil, iprublii " A1ISS AIICO Mllllll .l-WS. Will-! On the vote then taken to adni t i u-n and the foreman expressed fear challenge against Juror George Mor-;folls. nor or the John Thomas Welch the roll list or appointees there was! that th" concrete pillars which had 1"i'''1 u ('lvil veteran. I The club derided to engage the Scholarship In the Royal Academy of no nisseiu. 1(Jt R..,i,., iirmiv wm,i, lml Kiih- ""' l iosecution alleged him to b young Austrian League Hovb. who "usic, is anotner old pupil. Since ; ... ... ,,, Dr. Houck moved that the city stand the strain.' . liiconipeieni to sit on the McNamara In"' making an educational tour making her home at Cardiff. Madame j' 1,1 N' I'LHCTION' WILL TF.ST marshal be required to furnish a I The marine of n bnner,, , -.rri...i case on the grounds that be Is not i through the I'nlted .States, and w ho Hugbea-Tliomns has been prominently ! w ILSON'S STHF.N'GTII. Of f2Ul)H. 1 his WaS adopted ' l.y u Witrklimii nlmvi mill Ihr.tu-ltn. ,i mentally capable of following the will furnish an entertainment at the connected with the Cyninirodorlon TIIICNTON. N J.. Nov. 7 Tim shadow out across the torrent, gav- trial and rendering justice. Armory on .November 21st. These oriot. i ymry t yinrelg. Cnerdydd. iniilii lest ni sireiigih of Governor the men below the first warning of' Before the judge allowed the chnliboyB ale s. hi out by the Austiallan other Webb socleiles and Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic their danger. They saw the super- "'"Kl Attorney Harrow declared the government and co heralded as movements, and during the year of , rn sldcnilal nomination, which wl structure swav for an Instant and only reason the state wanted Morton being very talented and good enter- Ainerman in as mayoralty made bond uuaulmoi'.siy J Mitvn; 's Message. i Mayor Micelil's Crsl message to the council is whiu'acieristic of his busi- niinu. Alter citing the cx- lier.ditures of the last he advocates u sound iio'lcy of retrenchment, pointing out the particular spots where tho pruning knife should be used. lu his regard, he lefers in tlnn. as the supporting concrete pll- eliminated was because he did not j lalners. having their own baud and ' n",Mt excellent Mayoress. Western .tiuii, .-Hiiiininy, jiuy i.i. laiii. The northbound Shasta Limited train waa six hours late today. The Electrical Inspector Henry one Instance, to the heal: h nnd nolic Worthington. vice John R. Lee. i department, urging careful scrutfni ' Mayor Micelli did not Include in of its disbursements and the dis- i his list of appointments any reference missal ol tho special officer main to the clly enginiring office, a Ksi- tallied by that department. Another : Hon now tilled by M. B. Germond. recommendation for the sake of econ In his first message to the council, omy Is directed at the city engineer- However, reatl laier during Tile meet- lug. he practically places himself on (Continued on page 2 1. lars sagged and gave wav. the great lran '" their side and because be , oichestra arch above came crashing down be- '1"' " Socialist." Assistant Proseru- o fori a man could mine. ior Horden denied this and insisted. MAItltlKII. The brl.li-e uu ,,t il.r r,.l,,, itllllt Ills mental (I INI II Ilea t loll WHS nil'! each seml-elllptical In shape. Th sufficient. The remainder of thejASIIKH POMF.ROY At the parish ''Ig ferry at lleiierla was out of com span which yielded was about .'.u morning session was devoted to the house of St. Joseph's Church, mission and the train hud to go via feet above the surface of the walei defense Irving to impeach Juror Mr- Roseburg. Nov. 6. mil, Frank 11. Stockton. Oil. It was also delayed snow enner an endorsement or a repudiation or bis policies, la expected to come In today's election In Mer cer and Trenton countleB. The elect ors there ure voting on three of his proposition under the referendum law. NL'W I III l(. Il l' Ol I l( i:s McKe Five witnesses testified that had said be believed the Mc- Ol- S. I . CO. IN KOSLIH ItG. N'i""il,:' to be guilty. Douglas County Poultry & Pet Stock Show Roseburg, Ore., Dec. 27-28-29-30 W. E. Stanfield, of Hillsdale, Michigan, Judge Every poultry or pet Btock raiser or fancier in Douglas County is In vited nnd exported to join the nsso iation. A large premium c.i'a'og will be Issued Dec. 1. Breeders' cards In this list will be r.uc to mem bers. Membership feo Jl.no. Soud In your name and copy for card soon as possible, i.i It must be in before Nov. 1 i. R. II. ni l.LWINKI.K. Pres. L K. I.MilLIil.Y. Secy. Winter Apples Fancy Long Keeping Spitzenberg, Yellow Newtown Delaware Reds, Ben Davis Red Cheek Pippins Apples very' scarce, we guarantee all to be free from worms, order now. The most modern stock ( f Crrctrks in ?( Lll cin Ore. "The Pure FooJ Store" The BENSON GROCERY Tlu lU'W fieiulit oflici'H rif thf S P t vuiiiinuij ii iiun n nit' liuw lieillK I (H-i iiiiicil by Uit? au'iit ninl liiH clerktt. TIip new (iiiartcrs an pronounced u,, j must roiniNtxIioiis nnd run vcni.'nt of I ;iny stntion on the S. I'. lin- in Orc jnon outside of rortbuid. Mt'sidH th' main ollice room, Agt'iit L. II. Moon j ban alHO a jri a t otti- udjoiniu : and fronting on I,nnt ntnt. T.i' ihiiildiiiK in mii pplii'd with city watr land a 1 1 modern ronvtnlem t's. Ovr ! h':ni a laijte room i btdng IHtcd up j (or th- jtora?f of rfrord-. nljh h i. also a hiulily a;irtriatfd con'iii- iirt . Din rt i oniKM Hon iH alro had with tl-'j-lri-ight d".artiiM-nt. Thn ;ils( an il!ir- is hi-ittK imnidt'd tor : I'lMM-kiitK rlt-rks. Thr rot i in ; fot tin hnndlitiK ol !o- -a I freight are being more than doubled in size, and tin platform for refeiihtf and foruarditiK f rciytil it bein g niale tM'urh three iiiue ix former ln t h. The reeunut rurted b'.iUdiiiK arid th1 new platforms will w-iujiy marly the ntirp blink from i-Htie to Mobhei stre-tH h pra id a great relict from the fonn-r connected rondit I4im hmm mg firi'. Aher and Mihh Kunlee Potneroy, '" l' a derailed freight rar ftev. Father Powers olhtiatiiiK. n,'Hr tinlu ft. The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and ' !Mib. II. I'omeroy, recently from Hpo- 'rt Iti-llrvi I'mIiik In Side or het. you want to Kinell the rlover. kane, W'aah. Mr. AhIht ia einnloved ....i... i.. . i, ..1.1.. hear the song birdu and review th(t Prltchard'a rigar Btor. in thin dampen a piwe of flannel with Cham- ' , " ,n,.""". -r.;'j- uu ..no. "n-r iimi- uh- tMTlaln h Liniment and bind It 1 1 ii i i union oi iii icy. n win ne iMiiirM-KMcjmiK h i i ii u n eni r ithi over the Beat of pain. II at tin- Itaptist Church Wednesday Hlreet, .North Ho. 'bin k. evening. November 8. There will he' o no charge at the door. A collection .hm1 Medicine for Whooping Cough, will be taken In prehent lo Mr. Hall! "I do not believe there la any other an an npprecJaf ion. Cotno and hem j medicine bo good for whooping cough nf,l'- aa Chamherlaln'H Cough Kerned)-." ' write Mrs. Fram !a Tin pin. Junction FOR HKNT. Fiirnlthed uult of ( Clly. Ore. This reniedv Ib also nn hoiiKekeepiug rooiiiH, light and HurpiiKsied for colds and croup. For water furiilned. Inquire at Koyal ! salo by all dt-aleri. C Club Kextauranl. hhh Htn'el, nearj , depot. Ing better For sale bv nil denlerB C liinirt. maim: "intv" aiti:h am. A CSTA. Me.. Nov. 7. MhIim iflniiiH roiislilulional prohibition. ;ov rnot PIhIhI.'.I and hlxc omictl derided late tonight to accent the vote of four towim. eih- (m I'Miinri. lillin retlTrtlllK I nff TeflUlt Bft There Is noth-, Indicated on the face of ofllcial ro- corrertlons In the .1. I). Sullivan. Ip Creek. Wm Uekiy. Myrtle Point: J II. Cartimt. Ontario. al ; Ii. L. Footc. .1. p K.tr le. 1 -irMl-field: Cmi. t; Itrorkbank. i'ortlaml; K S. Holderman. IMhKton. Ovk'w. Wm. H he kr. Yft'nr i!le. Pa.; M. K. Ilidillnger. Clnnn na:i; K. H. Kouth. Citv: S S. Joh'is !rtle Creek; T H P.-rrv. tiran.l 1 Junction. Colo . M. M (tilmore. ! I troll. Mn h ; ieo. .1. Steam. Oak land; W. lt-rK-trom. Itoi-. Chas kiariy. Hd Kivcr: l, C K i Imh. in.. frK"ti; Mr J F Hitter KugenM. m-re recent arriials at the McClalbn K.lk.il mt Cold S.t. PALACE THEATER TONIGHT! Intl.-,. Enoch Arden A Two-Kea! Kilucatintial 1'ca tare tif mucli Trent. Wifie's Hat A (iood Comedy "I o ti!tTi't lt a d'H tor fit . fvot off," diid II. I'. K'v. FaTifnm. aitti'iiiEh a h'rribi ub.-r bad b'-ei Tlie plati ie of my !t'e f'r four yea ln-te;d I umd Iiu k l-n ' AmUa Hat.l aii'l ni v foot am sonn completely inred" HeaU biir:i. bolln. nr . ' dultn nruiwu. pfBma. vmnn. rorns. ivir- - rut pile nir1 J."c at all drujf;ita, Two Good Song Numbers children 'inbr 14 years. children undr nil fre. th ar- HICKS AND WORSTELL Civil Engineers and Surveyors FARM AND LOT SURVEYS Descriptions and plats checked for attorneys. Water power and Irriga tion woik. Plats and maps drawn. OFFICE With Commercial Abstract Company 328 No. Jackson Slrert Residence Phone 131 Party R Office Phone 328 THf sortltAM GROCER WOMEN WILL SL'RELY ' VOTfc FOR Henry Eastons GROCERIES Iiucause tlicy please all housewives in purity and high grade. A woman knows Lest how money can lie saved. Wc sell them at very reasonable prices. Suppose you give us a tri..l order. HENRY EASTON And save money. Phone 26 Fresh Stock Always 344 N. Jackson HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL XV. . How Mm, -r,ip. NOW LOCATED ON CASS STREET In the Matthews lildg., next door to Slubbs Grocery All kinds of repairing. Shoes made to order by an expert enta.