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PARENTAL HI.AVKKS. Important Announcement to Roseburg Residents! To Those Considering the Purchase of a Gas Range or Other Gas Appliances From Local or Outside Dealers. We beg to announce that our policy is always to encourage the use of gas; therefore when ranges are not purchased from U6, we will make the service connection from the main to the meter at actual cost of labor and material. In all cases we reserve the right to run the service connection and set the meter. The connection from the meter to the range the purchaser can have made at their option. The price of our ranges in cludes what we have found by experience, to be the average cost of the service con nection from the main to the meter and the meter to the range. We wish to take this opportunity of assuring anyone who is considering the purchase of their range from a local or outside dealer, that we will give them as good service and attention as though they purchased their range from us. Oregon Gas and Electric Company ON 10 illMll.KKI) FORTY TIIIIKE. UftUfl.,., . .. (Enst Oregonlan). In a statement Just made by (lie president or the stale normal school at Monmouth It In sot forth that l In1 paHt your haa been a very successful one at the Institution tint that I hi' total enrollment reached h:i. One hundred and forty-three stu dentB all told! And thin In I lie grand consolidated, combined normal school about which hucIi glittering promises were mudo when thu Eastern Oregon and Southern Oregon normals were being butchered. Wo were told the cenlrul normal would do more than all three bcIiooIr bad been doing. Vet it Is doubtful If at any time during Its 20 years of life the Eastern Ore gon normal ever had such a Hiuall annual enrollment hh 143. It had an enrollment of over 200 when It watt abandoned. The flgurcB from Monmouth Bbow this paper wub right when It declared Ibo abandonment of the Eastern und Southern Oregon normals would be a hard blow at normal school training In Oregon. There are now about one third us many normal students as formerly. Normal Instruction has vir tually been abolished as far as East ern Oregon Is concerned. Students won't go long distances to secure normal training. Meanwhile the schools of the slate are being filled with a poorer grade of teachers than formerly and In tills the people ure getting what they voted for. LOCAL NEWS. Tho Royal Typewriter Company says, "Wo guarantee that tho ltoyal Standard Typewriter will do work of tho MOST quality for a greater length of tlmo at less expense for upkeep than any other typewriter, regard less of price." Tho Koscburg Book Co. are agents for Douglas County. The price of foodstuffs baa come down at the North Side Grocery, dtf Riversdale Tracts Subdivision of the well known IN. CURRY ESTATE RANCH Into Teu-Acre Tracts, suitable for Fruit, Garden and Farm Products. Located 5 miles from Roseburg, ou the North Unipqua River. Sold on Terms N. CURRY ESTATE, OWNERS MiusdiHo Itltlj;., Hum Imt'K, On'gon, Hereford Bulls for Sale Some choice yearlintjs and two-year-olds from register ed herd. Apply to Mont Alto Ranch Glide, Oregon NOW FOR THE SEASHORE Season Tickets on Sale June 1 I (OGOtNSSHASTAl I .'t-Mny Tickets on Sale Saturday and Sunday to TILLAMOOK and NEWPORT BEACHES Season fares from the prliu'lp:il .stations to New port Reaches aru as follows: or Tillamook From Portland Oregon City Salem Albany Corvallls Ktlgeno Kosehurg Med ford Ashland To New1 port Faro J ti.; li.Sti .1 4.00 .Ji fi.SII To Tillamook lleaclies Faro 4.00 4.70 11.00 " " 7.:n 7.10 il.OII 12.0(1 17. '-'(I 17.7.". d nil seaunn, with eorrcspond- ciul tickets are aim) on sale 12.00 12.00 'I'lckets to above points on sale d.illy c.i lug low fares from other points. Week from various points. SI'XK.W l;( I IIMON TRAIN ON Leaves Albany at 7:110 a. in., Conallls 8. P. trains ll, 14 and 2S irom poinis south. Call on our nearest Agent tor "Vacation nays In Oregon," a beauti fully Illustrated booklet describing various outing resorts, or write to JOHN M. SCOTT, Ceil. nil Pas-cnt;vr Agent, Portland, Oregon, 'I'll I'. C. .V 1:. It. It. : oil a m., aiui connects with Attend lite II. 1. O. I''lkt I'olDeuiiou, I 'i.rt Imiil, Jolt S-I:t Mm Fhivs lo nil INihlls I-:iihI June In v)il, iiiIht Commercial Abstract Co, Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GOON YOURLBOND Insurance Conveyancing 306 PERKINS BUILDING R05FBURG, OREGON Stt.-klng to frt-e his mother, him self and i ho rest of thn family from his falhfti ' repeated abust?, Klmor Watt, IS, of OrwiiHtjurK, l'a.. killed his father by pu 1 1 if ik loisou in hiu whiskey, acii-onJlng to the bdy'B con fession. Young Watt linn been for mally churned with murder. Krank Vanes, l'i years old, who was convict-d in the juvenile court at Los Angeles of having murdered his father, CeoiKe Yanes, two months ano, wart sentenced lo Kolsoni jM'iii- tentiary for life. His brother, Hoy, aged i:', who dadt-d Kuilty to man slaughter in connection with the same crime, was seuttMiccfd to the Whit tier school until he was 21. In the case of Frank, tin? court hus pended Kfineiice and ordered that he be sent to the Industrial school at 'one until lie becomes of age. On at taining their majority both boys will be reatraigm-d, cither for sentence or parole .this depending upon their behavior at the schools. Al Crouch, of Coquille, in in the city on business. 1 K. 10. Weaver was down from It 11 dle on business today. Arthur Alahoiiey was over from Oakland on business today. I .Mr. and MrH. Harry Stapleton wont to Salem today on a brief business ! trip. W. J. Kellelier, who was in from near )ixonville tills morning, reports excellent crops In his neighborhood this year. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Chapman, Rockland; CJeorgo Marsh, W. A. Mc Coy, Looking Glass; G. W. Shruni, Glide; Itoseou Green, Greens, were among the Roseburg visitors today. Glenn Goodman, the local hard ware merchant, underwent a slight operation in St. Vincent's Hospital, J Portland, Thursday, as the result of which he is better anie to assimilate nourishment. His complete recovery Is now a matter of a short time. Tile Monarch Range, handled by R. W. Strong, is built like a sky scraper. It is riveted, not bolted like castlron ranges. Because it Is made of malleable Iron the Monarch lasts longer and uses less fuel. dsw Typewriter paper, letter size, box of fitlU sheets only 75 cents, at the Roseburg Hook Store. A. booster la a man who does all he can, for as long as he can. The newspaper of today is thu best possible advertising medium. I Call up 340, the Douglas County j Creamery, for cream Dry slao wood $2.00 per tier nt the yard; special price on car-load lotH. Tage Investment Co. 1'houe 242. tf Typewriter Ribbons and carbon paper at the Roseburg Rook Store. The "Multikopy" is tho best kind. The price of foodstuffs has come down nt tho North Side Grocery, dtf Pickled ptgi feet at the IteoBUD Grocery. Tile, tile, drain ttlo. See Gaddls tho plumber. dtf Smoked hum sliced At the HensoD Grocery. Wool hngs, wool twin? r.t J. r. Darker & Cos.. Ropeburg. tl Most. RoseDurg hoimewlvea use either "Pride of Dougln" or "Queen City" flour. There'a a reason for It. Phone 13, Douglne County Mills, If your grocer Joesu't carry either kind Dr. J. L. Callaway, Osteopathic Phy-i alclan, Roseburg Nat. Rank Building. Douglas County On .imery butter only trc a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize home Industry. Rolled oats and barley, crn-ked anti whole oru, wheat and all varieties of mill feed at tho lglftB Couuty Milts. Phono 13. "Pride of Dougloa, a Roeeburg product, nud "Wueen City," a hard wheut article, made nt Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties of flour on the mar. Why una any other kind that cost more? If your grocer doesn't carry either brand, JUHt phone 13, Douglas County Mills, anil a sack will be delivered at your horn ".Midvale" Now "Glacier Park." More In keeping with the purpose it serves, the Midvale station of the Great Northern Railway, situated on the eastern border of Glacier Nation al Park In Montana, has been re named Glacier Park, according to information received from H. A Noble, tiio general passenger agent of the company at St. Paul, Minn. The station is tho eastern und prin cipal gateway to the park. The rail road announces special conventior rates to Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma and Portland hy way of the Glacier National Park. o . GKWGi; SOCIAL A XI) K XTK ItTAlX M 1 IXT. An entertainment and box social will be given under the auspices of evergreen Grange No. 4U0, nt their Grange hall, located at thb junction of the Coos Hay wagon road and the Pacific Highway, near Green's sta tion, on Saturday night. June 13th. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Ladies are requested to bring a box of lunch. Ice cream and coffee will be served. NOTICI-: TO CONTRACTORS. Nnlice Is hereby given that tiiii will be recelvt-d by the County Court of Douglas Couuty. Oregon, up lo ! o'clock a. m., Tuesday, the s-cinid day of .Inly. 1!M' for the ur.uliug from the city limits ou South Main str.'.t to the top f Parrot i bill or the Intersection on S.Mith Main Mvect re. id. according to plans and speHH .aiiotis ou file at the County I'lrrk' oi'tice of Douglas Couiil. OromMi. The court reserws the right u re ject any and all bids. My eider of the County Court of Dniiglas County, Oregon. Dated at Uosehurg. Oregon, .lune 1:1. CM : dtd K. H. I.KNOX. C.uintv Clerk Walker & Riter Real Estate and Insurance District Managers West Coast Life Insurance Company of San Francisco. 311 Perkins Building JEWELRY! Her heart iss-t on it when she be comes engaged to have a hand some engagement ring to show to her friends. When ou want to (boose jewels for engagement or wedding gilts, birthday or anni versary gifts, look at our superb slock of jewelry. We have every thing to delight both the heart and t he eye, A S. HUEY CO. l!oseliit-fs Lending .lender. cniil shotting birth (lower tnid horoscope free I'm this month. DISSOLI I' ION NOTICI Notice Is ghen at Roseburg. lie i;nn. Oils t :ti h day of June, 1 1M J. that the flim of L. S. Dimmtek and William Metller, doing business under the title of the People's Meat Market, has been succeeded by the firm of s.iid Dlntintck and Kay A gee; ,iti, I that the latter firm asMimcs all outstanding claims against the fur- tner and v,iM I'ollect all accounts din'' its predecessor. f dswJJO Dt M MICK & AC.CK. I OTEL SEWARD Alil.T ami lOlli Slrvcls I'OltTt.AMt. (IKKIiON H HOTKl, m:varr Is one of the most artistic, modern and elegantly apointed hosieries in tho Nortliwest. it in located in the very best and most respectable part of Port land, being la tho ret nil dis trict and within a few short blocks of all the leading theaters and other places of amusement. The management respectfully solicit your patron age and gooil will. Take Put at depot, or car marked "W,"' and get off at tnth street. Rates $1.00 and up. V. M. Si:YAHD, Proprietor. NOTICE TO COXTRACTOnS, Notice U hereby given that uealed proposals will be received by the un dersigned up to 5 o'clock p. in., June 19, 1912, for the furnishing of labor mid materials for the Installment of new plumbing In the High School building, located on South Jackson street, liiock No. 9, Walte's Addition to the City of Roseburg, Oregon, ac cording to the plans und specifica tions prepared by Joseph V. Dow, architectf and filed In the odlce of the Clerk on the 8th day of June, 1912. A certified check of 5 per cent of the bid, made payable to the Clerk of School Dist. No. 4, Douglas County, Oregon, shall accompany each bid. The plans and specifications may he seen at the ollice of the architect, Joseph W. Dow. The Board of Directors of School Dist. No. 4 hereby reserves the right to reject any and nil bids and to waive any informality In the same, if It is deemed for the best Interests of said district to do so. Done hy order of the Hoard of Di rectors of School Dist. No. 4, Doug las Countv, Oregon, this 8th day of June, 1912. GEORGE NEUNER, Jr., Clerk of School Dist. No. 4. CASTOR I A ' For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of For good printing ot all kluds the Revluvr always leads. Dllff. HKFXY. SKTHER 6 STEWART I'liyHklann and Surgeons. Suite of OClceB Rear Douglas Na tional Bunk, Ground Floor, rhono 367. !lOSEBURO ..- - ORKOON IM'.KKT 8. HUEV OITOMBTBISX 118 W. CAS8 8T. tosrhurr Orejo QUItDO.N A. FOliY Vocul LesRoiu Studio 4 37 North Rose Street "hone 290-R. ROSEBURO, OR. I It. If. K. IIKILMAN.V Eyegiglit Specialist 217 South Stephens St tOSIOBURO - - - OREGON jfii o Hours: Phonos: !0 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 lo 4 p. ni. Res.: Malu 172 1)11. LI CtTTA SMITH, i'hyslfian . Women sad Children Diseases c Spec'.slty. , JttVe, Masonic Bldg., 8econd Flooi. Kit. J. I.. CALLAWAY, Osteopathic Physician. Graduuto American School ot Onto- atliy. Klrksvillo. Mo., un der founder of tho science, Dr. A. T. Still. Rooms 7 and 8, ItoschurK National llitnk Ruilding, KOSI'HU ItcJ OKKCON. A. F. .t A. V I.iiutcI Entire, No. 13 KciruljH Mi-clliiK!1 iu tlif set i n H hiiI MhmhiIc Iftni'lf. iiTiuT .Itu'k-on and t'H. Suj.iunii-rii lm llttl to Htt-;n). Kick, wm. 11. II. C WiHin, Sve. Bi' . (). KI.KS, Kcwuiirf; l.o..c, wo..V.f Holds rt-nlar iv.iimiiiiiciitiuiiN a: the Kits 1 .uil-lo on Ju1 and ttli 1 har(.Iny acli month. All mem Ihth rcjuchtL-tl to a lerd 't aiiirtrly, htitl all viHltitig orothurs aru t onli li7 luvlluil to attcuo. s. .niKrnf(N, v.. n. H. C Si.iHTM. Sccictarv. Ohi.KKK (IK ItONOK Mystic IxhIro No. M Mcria 7ii il and 4th Mm.itriy ovciiIiibh uf ar. moiuh in tin Oild K.'How b IVuinle. 'isltoiK iuem:.cr curtllally invltcil Iv mu uJ. Aha LAMrr-oN.i .ol It r.. II . I.KNOX. 1U-C. M M't ktuK, Utteivcr tAtil, KOBctnirK Acrlc mci'lo ID th-'lt hall oa J koti, si. -Ji.it ami tin Mmi'lav cvt-t-1iik ot ' moiuh. hi orlork. Vict im bi t'lhron in tt-'Oil innilniK alwuy wctcuutu. Hks Nwitilt. W. l I'holll' M 1KJ It. K.ti.MI.MAN, V. SKtr.n O. U.K., I'hlU-Uriaii I .on no Nit. 8 .Meets In Oil. I Kelliius leii(.ie, eorner o( JHi'kMUi Hint tif -irect!. tn HlunlH-. evening-m' efti d ,'i'L. M lute el Iht orilcr til ti im Ht'iliillliit ire li.viti'.l lOMlt. n. I. w. H. K.T -rff. N. (I. M. M .Miu.kil. R. 8. J. o K., tti nie smr IaMko So. ITt, nu'oU o.l.l Yvi Inv . t' ! t inplc e cry Friday evi nine V if it n k liii'I lieitf rtlu m ys eiituiic. t . II. 1 Ki:'INKI, N. (i. W. ! I'oWKl.L, K. S. ! . Fli Kl.K. K. ? Norici:. Tlu I'nitv who U-ii wild c:t skills at thi Muini;rnm t'l.ir Storo tiny prt s.itni1 hv calllun nt ttit1 ciov utHi'o, ptiMitiK iiropt'ity. and :iyins for tlii? adv. I MEN hl.tin. wtwhuiTmi'lnTWitlH' ahiltty ' i'Ut'Wiii.'iilo:Kl.n A H.IMlKt', Oregon Restaurant (lMn In.v and Night. Ftrvt-clAhS Monli lit All Houi. Freh Olynipi Oynter. Kilh and Claim all the time. Hivulnr IoaK Cent. llAve addtni a new halcouy es pecially nerved for ladles and families. O t F . fmon Kiii'Miuiiiicnt S liM'tm riMintts i i in iic on inr i; and rtl 1 hurs.lsv .V. IIIMVI. .,( .-u. h i,,:.iM. V ..... In It b rot lie re u nl a f Mcleoiuo, 4 ' A K I OlIMAN, C V 1.. K. Mn.LKi'CK, iVrllw. MOUKKS WOUKMKN OF AMKKK'A, Mvrll t nun' So. (vvto nut'tii every Jnd and' iU liu-Miay of evety month hi the Kaitlc' Mall, on Ji kten sin ct. I favelniK Ncinlmr!' are i-onlially Invilio' to v tMl our l ainn. Til McKl HlSNT.roiUlll K. STL bi;i. Clerit. K. s , K.'t l.tir l naiMer So. S- llo:d-.lheii i regular inoetMiK ou Ut and t 1 l tpirdi.y in eaeli Month. Vkmiihi iiii-iiiN-r n, I o.'d naudliin are repeitfnlij invited lo al lend. I Vrk. Juvti Iav, W. M. j . t'KKK JiMMN. Seerctary t 0 KHF.KAHS, lioelmri! Kitxktih l.ott:P,So. f i. I. U U. F. - Niocl III Odd hillow-t' 1 1 in vii" every I ne.dn even tux. milmjf Her Kin! bnili'eii invite. ( to attend. Man. A. A. JoMi.t, N. J. M as. i, i l.Rwm. S-ev. Mr- t . I'uki. FriiKiieial SceT. WOOi'Mh OK THKH OKI. li. Oak ( amp So l.-v Mccti at o.M Follow i' lUHln K.! tii:w, every lt anl (rd Mist.day Tirti.UKr Vntiihf tioUhbtri ilnnri we.rottia M. M. MiilH. C. k J. A . Hi . H in, tMoik WOMKS OK WOOtM KAFr. M;e Cln e No 4.'-Mii'U'ii I man. I .trd Mondar evem- ot fm-li month at odd Ketiowi' lUij. ViPitum niemt'er in r-hm! nandinf are In ftttsl li attend. Mm. Til l.l t 'OH to (i. N. i'LMKk CiWLrikio. fieri CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LOST nin ollice. .On Tuesday, a gold beauty FOR SALE -Buff Orpington eggs for . Finder please return to this hatching, 'or Is eEs. a. jj. i-arrens, uu.,""-, LOST. lllack sateen hand bag on main road between KoseburK und Melrose. Finder please leave at Review oflice. WAS THU FOH O.K. I'lanliig mill complete ly e.inli 1 for business, good lo cal!.. n on i.t -" dt"'i,; clea; Will wll for :!!. II cash, und balame on monthly payments. In- f or address me Host bu I'g. dsw WAXTE1J. A first class waitress at the Oregon Hotel, Ashland, Ore. WANTED.- Waitress wanted at the Oulck Luucli Kcsiuuraut. dtf WANTED. All kinds of sewing. Ad dress llox 222, Roseburg, Or. FOH SU.E. Four room, modern, weli hnilt house, nicely finished, painted and plastered; two lots, good neighborhood. Price $!0U; sinal' pavment down and per month gets it- .Miller at Re view ollice. dsw WANTED. Luwn or garden work. Address Box 30u, or call Fhouo 3G2-R. FOIt RENT FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms. 217 Chadwick St. FOR RENT. Four-room cottage. Call at 610 Winchester street, just north of the Deer Creek bridge, or phone 39-R. FOR RENT. One furnished room, very desirable; close In. 126 N. Kane street. FOR RENT. Three bed-rooms, with hot and cold water; for men only. Euquire at this office. FOR RENT. Four-room furnished cottage. Call at 54 1 South Pine Btreet. FOR RENT. Modern o-room bun galow, ltllti West First street, North Roseburg. Apply 211 South Flint street, City. j 1 :t FOR RENT Furnished front bed room with or' without board. Apply 627 Court St. Corner Ella. tf FOR RENT. At Edenlmwer w store aud two fine modern living rooms; county road, near post otlice; opportunity for barber; can handle refreshments or any other line of goods; a fine opening for some one. Call or phone Herri g ton House, Roseburg. FOH RENT. Ten acre farm, one mile south oi Roseburg, on Ump qua River; small house, good barn, chicken bouse, good water and plenty of wood on place. Apply to D. Comstock, corner l'ine ami Lane streets, Roseburg. dj23 FOR SALE 400 acres, about 80 acres has been farmed, more can be when cleared, balance timber and pasture; a first class aheep, goat or cattle ranch; twelve miles from Roseburg ou R. F. D. Price $10 per acre, casL or terms. Ad dress M. M. Care The Review. dsw FOR SALE. -Farm of 200 acres, fine miles from Drain; 100 acrea la cultivation, 60 pasture and 40 tim ber; good outside range; first class dairy and stock ranch; good house, 3 barns and. other build ings. Pi ice $25 per acre. Address 11. 11. liroom, Youcallu, Or. dsw FOR SALE. 1 ncres, 4-room house, wood house, etc.; 4 chicken house, several chicken runs; all first-class soil, all fenced and crosa fenced; good water; a flrst-claBB poultry ranch. Will sell cheap. In uire at Review office, or ad dress W. E., care Box T, Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE Four room cottage on lot 40x110 ft., IM blocks from the Rochdale store. 219 So. Main, or call at Review oflice. tf SNAP. For sale, desirable city resi dence and furniture, six room house and two lots. Apply Box oOT, or Review oflice. l-'OIl SALE OU TRADE. FOR SALE Good two-seated surry, will sell cheap. II. G. Wilson. North Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE Suckling pigs, six weeks old. Inquire ut IJee Hive Grocery or at Max Weiss' ranch. dsw FOR SALE CHEAP. Texas Lunch Counter, doing good business. E. C. Miller, Prop., 3:13 N. Jackson. HAY FOR SALE. At seven dollar? a ton on the field, adjoining tin Kinney Addition at Mi-. Sinnott's. 'OR SALE Two dozen White Leg horn hens anl two Cock birds, at a bargain, address 11. U. Church, Roseburg, Or gon. diulS FOR SALE. Timber: nine million feet on 160 acres, near railroad. In Douglas County; fine mill op portunity; adjacent timber avail able. For particulars write K. S. Morris. 31!) Randolph Ave., Seat tle, Wash. FOR SALE. 100 acres of good farm land, river bottom, all under cul tivation; no waste land; severul acres In bearing Italian prunes. Address liox OS, Roseburg, Ore. FOR SALE. Planing mill at Eden bower, fully equipped, Including stock of lumber; lot 60x200. Good proposition lor some one, and cheap; also new four-room house, lot 100x100. Call on or address M. W. Aldrich, Uox 8. ROBeburg, or phono Sub. 85. TRESPASS NOTICE. Positively no trespassing allowed on the lauds of the Curry estate, dsw N. CURRY ESTATE. The new bungalow book, "More Cnu'isnian Homes." on sale at the Roseburg Hook Store. (flMol, Pressed Drift AND Built! M An Inspection of stock and com patlcun of prices will convince yoo tut the place to buy Is at ' SAND AND GRAVEL. All persona wanting sand or gravel will please call at the oiiglnal Empire Livery and Feed Stables. We lune teams for inalcln i.r.iiint .l..:ivirv Hanks & Welkor. dtf 1 Plne streets. Roseburg. M. C. Burleson's Plant and office cornor Oak and Fhone Ut. 1lum&erJK IT S A SIG OK GOOD JI DGMKNT whe people decide to buy the beat Inmher. It Is evidence that they ki.ow wl. t real economy la. Buy ing lumber hero means that you get the best end most thoroughly sea fcnod lumber to he had. Every fool of It win work up without waste, l. ery penny you spend here paya for lumber that, y u can use to advant age. Try it. rrtrs filled for all kinds of fruit boxes. The J. 0. Flock Co. Ro.eburg, Oregoa. 'MEAT: (fiKFt Vol LEAVE OCR MEAT MARKET with admiration f r the perfect eleam-iin-.--! which la everywhere apparemt You own kitchen couldn't be mar free from even the allghteat susplelca "' dirt. So there ! ia added atia fv tlen In coming In person to aalaci the raulce cuts we alwaya aav h.i.-.d. Give yourself and ui taa ; .s-iro of a II today. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhajjem, Pros. You Don't Have To A T Go To Sea To See A, 1 for Omeat Coltrrla, Omrat Sewer riuet !- h . . u C.., b.lMI. roao. .M,,n: ;,'t2nr.idlwCIl2 and rCBt wra f ny kind. I aare ive or t hou" I w;i i..;i cv., .. i . . monsy In other bu.lne... B rr.r (,,.,; ?' ' , ,"nt ' " O. K. Ree Pat . Ela.tic roof , f '- e.f rn" , ''"d.0T or repair your houat. Bailntj. 'J, . bJ!lld year. nnnei IZT7- '" fort CONTRACTOR AND bUILDtH F. F. PATTERSON I 1 - ... 5 ''' tJ,... ,