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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S INKXHAUSTA'tfLK NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC A DVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEEKERS AND INVESTORS. PROORKSS1VE As Roseburg leads the Southern Oregon towns In progresalveness si) The Heview leads all newspapers of this same section. ROSEBURG REVIEW INVESTMENTS Of all kinds srs best found through "The Review" Went Ad Section. Little tdvt. bring big re turns, because everybody reads them. VOL. XV. RON Kill KG, OREGON, KIUH.VY EVE.MXO, APRIL S, 101J. No. 31. LEVEE GIVES WAY Cairo Works Dcsprat:iy Avirt Disaster lo (iovernor Hiram Johnson refused to day to add to liift previous statement given out here of the reason why the l.a Kollette League of California transferred Its support to Roosevelt, lie says the statement was not given out because of a desire to boost him self fur VUe-Prtsident, but because he desires to see the progressives ot California put right with the people Johnson snvs Waiter llouser. Na- OOOS RAY HAltltolt TO Hi: lMl'ROV MARSI1F1ELD, Or.. April 4. The Chamber of Commerce and business men are making every effort to pre vent the stopping of harbor Improve ments because of the decision of the Supreme Court, which declared void the purt commission of Coos Hay. The port had never tried to float a UAL'OCUr LA LU01U11 tvcn Uifhr CFrioclnl to the Evening Review). j CAIRO. An-il Ti e Tenth street lcv.-e broke i.-;day. Cltiz"iis are fight llig desperately to repair the break, hut it is belli Ved there is litlie clnneo to save tn ,itv from the flood pouring through It. The drainage district north of the city :k h-!o:-ati d. Lumber, barns ami houses i :e tl.tptttrs about in it. None of the fi -e i"i i ''():: ds entering her.' lire able to !.- .n iiperatliins. Of these, tiie Illinois ('enirnl was the last to suspend, abandoning the line when 3000 feet of track, wnfhetl out (..lay. H-.....1 ....n. .,!,. mn i.pr frtr I fl Vnl- nona issue, me meinners preieriiu lette. "was one of the first to urge to wait until the legal questions had i - in .he tntere.t nf the been finally reacneu. nowevcr, a tnree nun pori lax was assessea eacu year for the last two years. of this money has been expended. A plnn whereby this port tax money I may be used for harbor improve ments is being developed. A power j of attorney blank Iuib been Issued; and those who have paid their taxeB are being asked to sign the power of attorney so that the money which I has been paid In as tax money mayl be held by a trustee for the purpose of expending It on harbor Improve ment work. Otherwise the money paid for port tax would probably Crown Shed vf Firebox Dn-pp-.il, I xplaca'.ion tivso nbout an hour and a quarter after the accident. .loth n.tfu were blown out of the cab to the right. Aderton was picked up unconscious about 50 feet from the track, while llArliett body rolled down Into a field feet away. The engineer was dead when (.'(.inductor L. C. Johnson and Itraketnen Young and Hrattot. reached hi side. ATTENTION R. . O. V.. MEMPHIS FfFS I PRII 1 'V ' Roosevelt." Johnsons! lliUJlI HIJ 1 AhLi L IV ... I .IUL stMement ., accompanied by a I niiinher of telegrams from prominent progressives. Including Melvln Mc l Cormlck, of Chicago. He claims the JllSSKS'ppI RlV.r R atll S 41 Foot Follette l.engie withdrew only ,. . , because It thought l.a Kollette had D m Liai Mirk a r d M ty fio ! o chance to win. j KOOSEVKI.T DRAWS CROWDS OX SiilTHEKX Till P. Cl'MliEltLANIi. Md., April 5. Roosevelt's special train was delayeM today two hours by a freight wreck. !.re than n00 persons greeted Roosevelt at Keyser. W. Va., nnd a sirailar number greeted him here. l!i:;V.l(i "MAKE IX OHKGOV CAMPAIGN. MiiiiiiiiK'liiis'rs' Association Relieves Time for (ireat Work 1.x at Hand. .MEMPHIS I K.MN WORST l'l.OOD IX II 1 : 1 C HISTOKY. MEMPHIS. April r. . With the levees weakening ti:ci.'ablv under the pressure of tile 4 1-foot stane of witter. Memphis today fat cs the wo-st flood In the historv of the citv. The authorities fear the great St. Fran cis levee and other dykes protecting the citv will break. To prevent, if possible, such a catastrophe great hands of men are today working to strengthen the levees. Tens of thou sands of p'rse:s art' fle"ing from the district near the St. Kranris basin. Il Is estimated that Torn) persons are already homeless in Memphis and the surrounding country. The flooding of the whole lnw- lving north section. It is feared, has polluted the wnt'-r supply. The health authorities have warned the resl-! dents of the dnscd-ln section to hnil their drinking water as a preventa- j tiv measure. The death list has reached ten. At llurksville. Ky.. Miss Alexander wa? j drowned when a h at carsicd in the1 overflown! section !: .1 Uiver. Aj negro was drown. 'd New Madrid. Mo., where the water stands in every house from three to six feet deep. Rusitiess has been suspended and t the distress is great. A stage of 4". feet, ten feet above the danger line. I Is nredicted here, ami it is predicted that the levee will not be aide to stand the increased pressure of the water. The casiifillv list resulting from! the flood has lengthened, according to reports brought from Charleston. Mo., from llyrd Mills and Wyatt. There are several persons drowned and many are perched on housetops and in trees awaiting rescue. FRISCO TOVtiS SHOOT MEMIU'.I! OF RIVAL CI. AX. SAX FRANCISCO. .Viril fl. The Chinese Tons war was renew. il to dav when two members of one faction called Ti:e (Juonc Sine, member "f another clan, to the door of his apart ments, then oi.en.,1 f; u him with revolvers Tne fill with three bul lets 111 his body. He has slight chance of recovery. 4 All Elks who have not signed 100 4" for the trip to Eugene should J. do so at once. We need 15 J. more to till the third Pull 4 man. Lower berths will be He was horribly 4 assigned to those who tuke mangled and death must have been their wives. There will be Instantaneous. His skull was frac- 4" special entertainment for the tured, his face covered with cuts, his 4 ladles and a large number ar6 left arm broken, and the bone of his 4" going. Remember the leaving left leg protruded at the ankle, ma time, 9 a. m. next Monday, re turning 9 a. ni. Tuesday. ROBERT E. SMITH. , ton's. h Aderton's left shoulder was broken. m"nn"e , so was his skull, and ma race was cut .KODb U.u.D liT E ul Cil.ilJuV ""'I bruised. After being picked up u i i i.. i . V lie nun i usucii ill a ciiuuviav iu iuii nn...... ... .. . It'll bome ll h lM( Hill iliM. I rVl body was literally cooked by the d. vU.....t.i UULVI. U li'VVWI ,,,, .,, ,. ... rtr. -Bufiil u-ri Bat i:eu's a ay in Gianis rs n restaurant and lodging house In ,e ,u,n, .1. a Guuu,..c i ,h, cy recemly di801llnK of (ne Washington slate. He accumulated comfortable competence and It Is him constantly until he expired with ; out having regained his senses. The exaci .e o e uvciuei .. - 8nd (hnt he AwldeA t0 M ral. it di i- iu n vy i iu w men lancii 1 1 um jtnB . . i .,.,.. i one of Aderton's pockets, the crystal ' , "V" " """ " ' " with hlB parents in IS'Ja and began work as a Southern Pacific fireman ACOMA MILL MEN STRIKE Deauud FritD Wdbtnagioo (or Release ol Am.iicdD lmpnsoDtd to Mi I ICO OtJcJtil two years later. CKKIHT ASSOriATIOXH yon ka km t:its riioi'osKi). JOIINSOV KXTIAIV IIFMKTION OK l A KOI.I.I TTi: MIA. SACK A M KNT. ( ;il . April " Falnm Journal: A state-wide work on the part of Oregon manufacturers wra authorized at the meeting of tli hoard of directors of the Manu .'net livers' Association last night at lu.nliniarters In the Chamber of Com ninri'o ImilHiiifi-. Kverv rnmmunltv ' iv f l,o alufn lu tr lio tnntrlit tha VilllIP of Vonie Industries. At the annual election of officers President V. H. McMonios again was "l-'ftod president. Thomas Mann was t-ho'-r. vicn-pr'Fid'nt nnd A. E. Gan tfiih.-in. treasurer: S. H. Vincent was re-d. ted secretary, with L. E. War ford as assistant. Standing commit tees frr t!" yeif will be announced later hv tUe president. The .ManufacTiirers" Association be lieves the time for a groat work Is at hand. Dates were fixed for nve tines at Albany. April 17. 18 and 19 exhi bitions will be made at the Albany Armory, under the auspices of the Commercial Club, and the night of April 1I will be spt apart for the women of that community, when an eft'ort will be made to show them the progress in Oregon manufacture of j such things as tney miy. rrominem j sneakers from the Manufacturers' As-1 sorption will address the meetings.! The work at Alb;nv is to follow ui the meetings alreadv held at Dallas. : Corvallis. Oregon City. Other com munities are to be aroused In the same manner. Commercial Clubs will lie asked to assist in the work, which will hf prosecuted under the auspices of the Manufacturers' Association In every community the purpose will be to show what can be made In Ore gon and the advantages accruing from the support of home institu tions. Kor the Portland end of the pro gramme the most energetic work ever undertaken by the manufactur ers will be prosecuted. In the near fu ture there is to be a "made In Ore gon" dinner, nt which Oregon wares a nd products alone will be served. .Iiihn D. Vincent, of the American I lllwreonli Conueihl- cnoouafuil In t the association an effectives form of j ind ust rial education for the state, which was approved. This Is to have mo'ion pictures made of the most im i ir'ant Oregon industries and then iivplay the films in the state first and , the country at large later. i K. Hofer. of Salem, was among the speakers. A shoe manufacturer of the East addressed the' association reaardniE the establishment of a lame shoe factory here. Itufus C. Dolman, of the Howe-Davis Com p.itiv. nave a short talk. The dropping of the crown sheet in broken and the case dented. The have to be returned to the taxpayer. . the firebox was the cause of the loco- watch stopped at 17 minutes past 1 Dr. K. -Vingus. who was a member, motive explosion at Uice Hill Thurs- o'clock. The information of his of the port commission, Jias been ap-; day afternoon that resulted in the death reached the train dispatcher's, pointed trustee and those who sign death of Engineer Mark M. itartlett oft lee In Itoseburg shortly after 2:.10 the waiver of their port tax gie thejand Fireman A. S. Aderton. This o'clock while preparations were be-, trustee the power of attorney to ex-, was the information given out here lug made to take Aderton to Eugenei iiuiirl lint mnit,v fur h.'ii'lim' work. Tim.i i.... i... i ...... .. ... i i i .. k.,u..i I - Many of the taxpayers are agreeing I perlntend. lit O. l Vorris. who went .:,:B.r Woods,,,, Slunoed; fhan.v1, ..Jtiiij of the i Poniona Grange at to Hi s arr.inn in. nt. so that nu te to the ,1,., r.. .i., i , meeting or tne loniona l.riinge. at a sun, will be availa.de. The money! made a preMminary Investigation In- Kngineer .less.' l"! Woodsmi was In nient was started by J A JoZn will be used to defray expenses of , ,,e circumstances. ,l,e cab of the locomotive Inimedl- " Junction City toward the estab the Covernment dredge Oregon for This explanation of the wreck will ately between the exploding ono and Hshment of farmers' credit assocla- undoubtedly be confirmed by the the caboose. The concussion from tlon, , Oregon, similar to those that " " - - iiiMMiiv in i iiii i it'll in iiif ifiii:tiiiH ine exuuiHiiiii KiiurKcu nun untu ini,A i i rAn , . -i of the demolished engine which Is floor of the cab and he laid there in Germany, and other parts of Europe being made today by Division Super- a daze for two or three minutes. His ror more'than a quarter of a century iutendent I.. It. Kields and Superln-! fireman, R. C. Robertson, chanced to jn ne working out of his plan, which tendent of Motive Power T. V. I be in the caboose at the time for a t t0 be presented at the meeting Younger. Wit h them is J. L. Wood, ' di Ink of water and to this eircum- n h Stat Ornnee at Roneburff nixt of Albany. represenng the State stance he owes his escape from aerl- month, Mr .Johnson has solicited the tun i roan v ommtssion. wnieu is nt tvs injury, a piece oi wooa troin 0f professor Joseph Schafer, head present busily engaged in hearing a sheltered cab of the engine ahead Df th history department at the Vnl rate case nt Sumpier. ; wan blown like a gun shot through ''vprt)(V Df Oregon, and a writer on A UosetMirg jury empanelled by the window directly in front of hit . pcnnomlr anhleets and Professor Coroner X. T. Jewett also visited the scat. Had he been there at that Frederick O Youne the head of the aui department of economics at the same hiKtttntlon iIiTton I unci al lumiimiw; llnilyi Tbronch fanners credit assocta oi (jiri iti i io ruiii i iiMt. dredge can he kept on Coos Hay for a loiiKt'i' H'i- :d or tit least until a new port can be formed. i.ih a:, nku.s. Kred Kl.-her tet tuned to Myrtle Creek today. 11. J. Wilson, of Kiddle, was look ing after business matters here to day. i.eorgc .eun r, Jr.. leit this morn- wreck today and will file a verdict moment he would have be ing lor pom: in tne Bontnern part of the county. I Mrs. Win. Danr.a and child, of Grants Pass, who have been visiting, here with her parents. Mr. and -Mrs. K. D. Neely, left this afternoon for Port it. ml. DeVViu Van Ostratid, president of the Neenah-Oregon Land Co.. ar l ived here Thursday from Phillips. Wisconsin, accompanied by his fam ily. He expects to remain for some time looking after his extensive tim ber land interests in this part of Ore- g in either this evening, upon Its return to this city, or sometime tomorrow. The jury is comprised of W. 1). Hell, X. Ewart. S. J. .loin E. Marsters and H. C. K. Hoot. L. Marsters. I , tlouM. as conducted In Eurojie The bodies of llartlett and Aderton: property owner is enabled to oblalji were hrought to this city on a pad long time loans, in amounts as great I toiler Itlowii Korvwml Over :t Cars, sc')i;er (rain Thursday night and as half the value of his property at Cih I tack ward iioo Krvt. taken to the Kos-'lurg Pnd : taking , six per cent and have two per cent The engine t hat exploded was of Parlors. itartlett s body shipped to Grants Pass. T. will he or one third of the Interest lntd awav the larger or "hog" type used almost '''l'l''i '-rams i i.ss . j ... an ........ u... u ..... nvfliiulviilv In milllmr fn. 11,1 ti-ilt.u paieillS, AM. UIIII .! I M. II. i. Hit I I lei I , i 1 II CMW UI trll.t. H lit ,v rim ' ' " ....p,..v MIuumu l.-1 Il.nl n u..t. t,..el. 1 1 If Ddllln., tin II. 1 41 aihl Clara liaith tt, living with their, an organization of this sort can oh als survive, as does a tain money at four per cent, which Vernon C. Itartlett, a well I upon being loaned to Its members at mmedlately behind it In the rear of freight tmlii 'o. wns n lictiter engine and to 'this was coupled the J'il,,'nls caboose. Grecian I lend is the plat brother. A deed from Mr. and Mrs. T. R. on the Rice Hill incline where the Sheridan to J. Ellen Perkins, for the tragedy took place. It Is nearly two Sheridan residence property on Cass' miles north of the Rice Mill station street, was I'ib-d with the county, and about four miles south of Yon clerk this afternoon. This is ad-j calta. i joining the present Perkins buildlng.l The force of the explosion was but Mr. Perkins has im definite i terrific. The holler was lifted clear six per cent, leaves two per rent In the treasury, which at compound In terest soon amounts to a substantia portion of the principal. At present the farmer is the pre j of the loan shark, who frequently EASTER SPECIALS more complete than at the , special bargains for the glad- Our line of m.-rch indise was n-vet nt time I'.elnw are lis'ed a I some Kas:er-tide: . . . ... i,'. ronrlavlv trimmed Jihlck Sateen and H-'-;" " Me lJM r.-rsKCo'v e r' Knibr'ohi. ryT'm'inv '.'hou'-e'd.'slg'..' jo Veiect. from. ..Cl.llue.s,,c,a -adjs NCKWEAR .l?F(rtnie:.t OI l.ailles .'.e. Ke-.r in niuujr jiai- ith lace & emb. $l.oo A large' and cm terns. Imtrh co"ar. tr Che tte . 1 H ,'!l laee and 'awn. . . . M, 1 ly T .' u! embroMery . . . .S.H- . . nc up . . . . Wd- Hair Goods We carry a complete line of liair Koxls, in all the latest desalts. We mate a specialty of matching the FINKanJ I UITICt'LT shades, such as reds, drabs iii' t . : : eir.r.i-.itccd finest French hair, and blondes, i. If you have cmbi:! 'C can make switches, curls or tr.niforn:.n:.oiis fn.ai thou. TER.CI3SKPS A "STORE FOR EVEIiYBODV building plans to announce at pres ent for the newly acquired property. .!. 11. (ine was down from Perdue Thursday afternoon. He leaves about April l." on a trip to Mexico, he and Win. P. (Ira ha in being Interested in a company owning a large tract of land 4." miles south of Kl Paso. TexJ They each own individual land hold-; lugs also. As laud prices are low many Investors are going there from the Cnited States. .1. L. Caceheer. hlxonvllle; George and Thos. Scott. C K. tluinn. Mel rose; 1 1 r. Geo. A. Brad burn. Win ston: F. A. Aderton. K. H. Barber, Myrtle Creek: II. II. Brown. F. Clawson, Drain: Paul Skinner, Cleve land; D. d Dratr, Salem: C. A. (iihhs. Peudletrm: A. M. Brown. In ib pt ndence; P. II. Wand ing. Ban don; X. I- ttile. Corvallis, were among the Itowebir g visitors today. of i:s frame and. after clearing tw.i box cars and tt early all of a t bird alighted on an oil lank c:n bursting the tank and releasing the oil. The end of the box car that had been coupled to the eimlne was torn open by the shunted boiler. The cab was blown backward and reduced to fragments. It caromed known Southern Pacific engineer of this city. Aderton's remains will be given burial beside the grave of his mother in Odd Fellows cemetery lu this citv tomorrow afternoon. Interment will he preceded bv services at the chapel . forces him to pay as high as ten h of the undertaking parlors and con- cent on one year and two year loans ducted bv Kev. J. Burkhart. of the! Presbvterlan Church. Mem bora nft SIXTKKX COYOTK ITPS Posehu rg Lodge of Brotherhood of ! Locomotive Firemen ill escort the I remains to the cemetery. Vlci him Si Age mill l-engt h of , 'lime in I tii II road Service. I'niisual coincidents are noted in I KM, I. KB IX 0K IKX ARDEN PLASTER Superior Hard Wall PLASTER w'iiM ' off the front of the engine hebiud conu.'ction with the deaths of Ilart- and the larger part or It landed near- leit and Aderton. Itoih began rail- ly 2ou feet down the grade. It mad work 1 .' years ago and both KinuHhed the headlight and knocked were rl.e name age :t.'. years. Ader- off the indicator of the oilier engine, (hu'h death came Just one day before The trucks sustained practically no ), j H birthday. He was born Mi years damage. They stayed on the raita tti today in San Kranclsco. lie, and were run to loncalla. I he tn.ii- ,.:,Ve-i a wife, two daughters and p er. it is said. Is not damaged beyond mm. The eldest of the three child' FKXDI.KTOX. Or.. April 4 What Is believed to be a record killing of coyotes In one den was made on Hut ter Creek Monduy by Walden Ilea a young rancher, when he discovered IK little pups and exterminated them (iKNKKAI. M:VS. repair. Hi. gin. it llatllr Mangled; I. he Kii-r An Hour. Kngineer llarllett was apparently killed outright, but Aderton lived tor n Is but six years. Ills aged father I'ireiiiiiii K. A. Aderton. formerly of this city ; now camliii-ting a harness shop nt' Mvrtle Creek, Ik In the city to attend Hie funeral. Mrs. Aderton's mother. Mix. Steele, will arrlv from Kxereit. Wash. Aderton's energies extended out- -lll'l..' J Atli j'l l 111 l . It 1 - - - -. . - . - - I I'le lao r.oilcling. n I ninel.cti Anlen Ihirtl Wall I'ht-ier I etl :. ilielnl). Roseburg Flour Mills I'le.ne .VI. Call or wrllr I. liter ! re ni prlTi. BREAD and PASTRY that you can Ink" pride in will le placed on your table when you use Drifted Snow flour It's the Sperrv hi' nd "f fin est wheat and IV' S;-er; proeem of ' ill'jh InlMl.'.' that aei otint lir ' iui'l' 1 Snow" 'i I'et lorit '. Order Wi'f gu: tf 'inr trtut -ant. I four Side dutit of Mrs. J. Thulngraph, of Oiithrle. Ok lahomit, gave birth to four boys on Wednesday, The babies are all alive and vigorous. The father of the children Is a third cousin to tiover nor Harmon, of Ohio. That the spring rush of Culled States cltliens to the Dominion Is greater In volume thnn pver before la tl,u anl.uf tinea nt m ntntettient l. Here touigtii S111M, ,)jr ,h(. t';1I1,un department of Immigration. It Is expected mat the Immigration from the I nud "tat circle of bis railroad, h(. ( 7ti.iMI). or 40.000 more than found time to conduct Mr. 0. Zamona Violinist of New York Christian Church Saturday evening, assisted by Mrs. Clias. Hemline, Pianist Hour 9 o'clock Mmle I.J Sporty Flour Co. Ililtl I.AMI. mil l.OS. Bcnscn Grocery xii.t: iii-1 itiiu ion. Sill 1 ''art inn funtunlml or mnrtry but k- I? i V.'W4 t .'. VA VA came Into Canada last year. o- IIOKN. FKXX. At Melrose. April to Mr and Mrs. Klmcr It. daughter. i. 191 Ken 11. olice Use Clubs and Revolvers on 1. W. W. Agitators (Special to mo Evening ItoVew). I'ASSAIC. N. J., April 0. Serious rioting broke out uiuung the textile workers of Cnrfleld, across the river from here, resulting In live arrests. The trouble started when Charles Kothslnger, member of the I. W. V who defied un order against a public meeting Issued by Sheriff Conkllu. and an organizer were arrested. A number of fellow workers attempted nis rescue. The Sheriff and his deputies used clubs and fired a volliy from their revolvers. Apparently no one was hurt. AXTHHACITB MINE OWNERS AND OKEHATOHS IX JANGLE. PHILADELPHIA, April 6. With mine owners and union leaders In bitter controversy over the repair of mines during the walkout, the anthracite situatl m assumed a aert- ous aspect In this section today. .euders of the miners refused to al low the operators to repair the mines, despite their plea for repairs recent ly. They charge that tho owners wish to repair the workings for the benefit of strikebreakers. The mine owners take a pessimistic view of the coming conference, when they ex ited the miners to still Insist on their original demands. MM. I K'l'ltlKK.KS AWAIT COM IXO OK HAYWOOD. TACOMA. Wash., April 5. Three hundred men went on a strike today at the St. t 'it 11 1 mid Tucomn Lumber Mill here. Within a week. W. 1). Haywood, central figure In the Crip ple Creek country years ago, will ar rive here to direct the men. Hay wood directed the big strike at Law rence, Mass. A.MKItlC.W ritlSO.VKIt IIKI.EASEII 11V (,K. nitoxco. KL PASO. Texas. April 6. Kear ing that refusal would mean Inter vention by the 1'lllted States. General Oror.cn. commander In chief of the revolutionary forces, ' has compiled with the demands of the State De partment for the release of Howell Roberts, an Kl Paso citizen, who re turned homo today. Itoberts was ar rested In Juarez, charged with steal ing $aU0, The rebels there Inveigled Itoberts ucross the Illo Grande and be was Immediately thrown In Jail. He was charged also with being an agent of Modern. Orozco paid no attention to the demands of Mayor Kelly and others In Kl I'aso for Hub erts' release, but complied instantly with the demand from Washington. The federal defenders of Parral again are within its adobe walls, sus taining the fire of the reinforced rebels. General Oiozco declared that within 24 hours the city would be his. I'ntll this has been accom plished, however. It will be Impos sible to mote ugalust Torreon. ( Ol VI Y COI H I OltllKltS. CliriK'll. In Itoseburg. April 4. IMU. to Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Church, of Camas Valley, a son. KIIIKMKN NtrTICK. There will be a meeting of the members of the llosebiirg Kire Ite- ' partment st the firemen's Hall Krl jday evening. April S. at 7:30 o'clock. I As this meeting Is nf Importance to . the department, all are requested to i be present. J R. CHAPMAN, Prenldent County Court adjourned Thursday, after making the following orders: City of Kiddle granted franchise to lay a pipe line along county road. Iiiiiin Water Co. granted franchise to lay pipe Hue along county road. Hoad petitioned for by J. M. l.edgerwood ami others ordered re viewed April 12. H-l-V I M-WH-H' I 1 M-M; lSilVH TAKE NOTICE. . 4. Si-.'ibil meeting of Laurel Lodge No H. V K. A M.. 4- 4. tnnlght nt I I't o'clock. Work 4" 4. In the M M tl. glte 4 4. N. KICK. W. M. 1 .i-i-i-i-h-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-h-: J S rM $1 " and t V at Mam; en d"iir t f - r . or door. frmrsMi (rn-hid-- ie-thoven. .- fiiifi-it. M nd'-Ncohn. lorak. Si riuiM.ifin and others of th great Easter Specials In Style and Price. New shipment of smart EAHTEIt PAriKlt II ATS at wonderfully reasonable prices. miller snM In Hnm Hnls anil I'luiui-.. I s.ler Hp t lnl. In Mulls, llrrssrs anil Coal.. Hair Nrtkwear, Viriic, llaailltags. t.ti-artl Corwla. liltttrs anil llttsit-rj. THE LEADER
