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I ' ..." 1 - VI Wi, EVENING HPSCBl'RO REVe M U IIAJXY EXCEPT BITXDAT BV KEVIEW FVBMNIIIXU COMPACT Entered at Roseburg. Oregon, Post . , offico as Second-Class Mutter. U Wirutxt-ly V. I.. WaUli DAILY Per year, by mail 13.00 Per month, ilKllvi.red 0 I'er week, delivered 15 SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 2. 00 fill mouths 1-00 MA urn 7. 101.1. KNCOl'KAtilNO IM.MKJUATIOX (II TIKIK IS KWOItTKIt. During the month of February, IMS, the publicity department of the Hoseburg Commercial Club scut out 2419 pieces of literature to practi cally every state in the I'ninij, Eng land, Alaska, Canada, South Africa. China and Hawaii. Inquiries were received from 32 different slates and from the terri tories and countries uhove named. Tho greatest number of lii'iulrics from a single state wan from Cali fornia, with Washington second nnd Oregon third. Illinois was fourth, Texas fifth. Montana, Michigan. Min nesota and Coloradii tied for sitth, Oklahoma, Idaho and New York seventh. An analysis of the Inquiries shows that 38 per cent were general In nature, 17 per cent relative to gen eral farming. 4 per rent dairying, r, per cent poultry, 6 per cent fruit, 9 per cent homesteads, 2 per cent tim ber, 6 per cent stock, 1 per cent track, 12 per cent scattering. Sixteen families notified us that they expected to make their homes In the Umpqua Valley within a reas onable time. Eleven men desired to open up a business In Roseburg. five professional men asked for locations, The Peeyish Child Needs a Laxative It It natural for a child tn lau-h and play ana when It bu11n ill uwn.iy or etiM yuu nuiy drtNnl on It onit ino phywc im th matter. If yo.t h.: ,j tdtncn of a Mt iuua ailtn-nt vu V Hot b wruna- lr eti qmHly .in it .i dOM of mtlil laxntive that cvt.-it.ri mi putting It to hei). Tha reineOy mott afticrnll v n . ri mndtd for thin urp.i is t. wall a Syrup Ivpain, w!ii n in m throughout tha country hm t-tn ci id; ttiatr chlPlran tur u (jiat ut cf a t-.n-tury. ToUtty thuuaai.tis of fitnul t uro ualnjr tt whfrn hun'1rt'1,n--l ft tlit-ii, and thara muni tf kiu) riiiii fur tn'a word of fnuutli r-con ii.t-ntiiitiMi. It la adrnlltflly thf irifc.-i Umtivi for ajhltdran, wumrn. ol1 ! uiii nil othaara who .lwd a vcmlu mii'i.h- lanl atd not tt vlitlrnl cult, i-nM.ai ll- rllt 9t doctorad watt-r. It Cii-iw e-n h ymp Papain will act jrpnMy. iiihI vt,.-n tkaa fcafora raUrlng will bun.' i-kiii- Socialist Lyceum Course Five consecutive, constructive lectures mi the great economic :itu! political strug gle nl today. By tivc authorietl representatives of the Socialist I'artv. The Socialist Challenge, March 15 1). V. IVirin What Is Socialism? March 22 ...Robert Rives I.aMonte The Class Conflict. March L'i) l.ticlla Twining What Socialists Want, April 5, L Fuller The Socialist Movement, April 12 .. Robert Knight Lecturers cspeci.ulv selected for this state Ironi a corps (.f six v speakers, touicvl under the direction of National, State and Local (.re;.iuv..itious of the Socialist l'aity These Lectures will be held at the ARMORY on the dates above stated. Mock of tunrj unit .(,,,1. (ri.M In a!jy on hntid at tho WEST SIDE GROCERY DOWELL 8l FOSTER PH0NE 29 WIST roskbi:r(;. ore. Yes, we have it Fort Jones Creamery Butter the best in Roseburg LOUIS KOHLHAGEN MOM 19 even ma da aplicatlubs for position In bufJutrtsS and eight stated that they were will. tit; to work at any thing by which they louid. iiutk- ;,n lioneift living. Four fs.ii.il les wtahfd to rent farnikt, tin J a number B?atol that they would rnt Iiouhimi ujmn their arrival. KUht InquirieR w.n r.-r-Ivd n-latlvf to Oregon St Cali fornia Huilro:id luml. A larp" ii'im bcr of n;im-B rm the II -t received carry nn ifidleuttnn that the writ-r intend to locate In the West noun frn flu i in i? tliM coming year. Ti.e reiort brot bin k by Oregon Iiiisli.en nten who have v it It eel in the K.iM all hk ret that in all probability the lurgfiti number of oohmlhin In the hlhtory of Oregon will arrive during the year 1913, looking for permanent locations. There were ninny peculiar Lvqiicnth made, nut prnhably the hardest one to fill comeH from Pennsylvania. A young man ma! en that he ban nn ab solutely good reputation nnd win Inn some onu here to loan him $ 1 ;,0iio to enable him to buy a ranch nnd stock It with hops and chick- nn. agreeing to pay back the principal nd Interest from the earnings of the ranch. He nrgucH that this is such a productive country thnt there should be no element of chance in the loan, therefore if anyone who sees this de sires to advance the young mnn $10, 000, be will be furnished his address. Among other Imiulries was one for a till linn feet of timber, the prospec tive purchaner stating that h was In tin! market for a ".'..nno acre tract If same were available. The In iulries for timber were more niimr oiih, and there is an .'.Indication thnt nt least a ftiimll portion of Douglas County's principal asset will In con verted Into cash within n reasonabV time. Tho publicity fund Is growLne.-mr as rapidly as it might, but s"v. ml dollnrs per month are being added from tl.no to time, und If the good work continues llosesburg will h.iw a fair publicity fund with which to maintain work during lit 13. A comprehensive- campaign of advertising during the years lftlS nnd 1914 will probably bring more returns than : picta aatmfnctlnn in thn momlnc i Afif r a itlioi t use; .if tliu ri'iii.Mly all ; fOI HIS lf Olltfil.n II l ('nil l4 .h.-ipHlffl I Willi uiiJ n.ituia will u,..m u t aluno. All t ln.-f i f r""l A n.ri nn lo fc -f. II in tl..- piii. f i lit-. ..f t , 1 Motlim h. lin-i ur-.f l.i.ivt-U. nirti Itl'e I fcMjfiiU'lH !. 1 i; uiiiifi (,' lilt-f'or I t:it ti.fv v,ill nv.r P.. wt.,.it lit pre Mm ; a. lii-i-.. :ir k uh si. tlv.U iiy, I'm!., ait-l N!i M . HlfkmiM. T.ir.i..ith. i'..t.. ... J- 'Ilia tinved m.uiy a ft : n tt'iix ; .s.-.l-ui j Itltii-h ,. ! An-oni n-'1i'ni ma' r n rl.il rt I'iIj rpfttrxiy l.rf'i.e I . I y i f 1 1 II In In' i. 'i.4; iuiiy .-r n I-:i,.im -U Hfiv ii'i.'H i.i . ;'.l:.r It liHi iMiMt.' I...ii,ll' fl i r.lfl II ,1! !!' Il.lfll' f- "ll IM 'I'-' I. '! r-t- ni i'Iihht i v f ti.i'ii HM !(-.ii.-. i " W. It CiMm .11 4 :, V.isil In r , ;: i Mont'r. "1 Ml. V. i-r tirtf.iQ anil iPliu- '(uj ti pii.tisit ii.nl wilt kIu. 107 Caw haw hertttufortf tttr. possible There lit no quMiion but that many thou sand.; of people 4 3. peel lo come Vi-t duimg l:i... artiauieJ by th-.- -.le- j bralloii of the opening of the Pan ama t..i:tit:. hii a oiir nlvi uWu nuiit ber txp' ct o i in. tin tn thu U'e-i per manently. Jiiht uluit the ot' uIng of tho Panama Can.d vxlil m-an to the I'iicliic Coa-ii ij; c i : : r i j . j i t uj prophesy, but It is tii g.ij.. r.il Id-lnf thiuout the I nhe.l .Su.d ri t tut the I'ai ifle Count country s to guiu i.:it-rU!!y in wiahh iii.d i.ji'u:..:io:i on atvoiint of Itx foiihirtj ! a rt. and then are many thousaiKhof s iltM;uili;il fumil-I-s east of l.'je Kori;y .Mountains pre paring to locate in the West before 'be opetitiig of the c;.n:i! in order to bliare In tho prosjii-rity which they believe 1 sure to cotue. The Oregon Journal contains the following, copied from the Jackson ville l'ot-t: "it is a trite saying that you will never get what ou want unless you at-k foi it. .Medford owes Its pre st-ut supremacy largely to the fact that the city boasts a t'omme ial Club that is never afraid to ask for wbat it wants and usually gels what It wants. A wide-awake Com mercial Club is Invariably the main .stay and ba kboue of a progressive city." The fiscal year of the Commercial Club ends March 11th. The new officers and trustee assume office at that time, and recognizing the many advantages to he de rl vi d by an ag gressive Commercial Club, It Is the intention lo make t he club, both In its soelai department and Its ndver- irting depan ment. a decided factor for the upbuilding of Itoschuig. the t iiipqiia Valley and louglas County ' The III -st in the West." HKCKKTAKY. HI' All MOONi: I.OIM.K TO .MOVI: INTO ."OCMHM IKMPI.K NKW VOItK. NKW VOliK, March ti. The Su liriM..' I. (jlnc of lilt' l.oyj.l Order of Mon' has romifii-il ila..K furn mod' .rn flvc-yiitry. r!ul Ikhih', complete tiltl, i.vi.rv i ii t.,i :i I if ,ii lii tin iimrtoH in i tn' iii'ikIiIk'I'ImjiiiI of ColtiiutiiiH Cir Ii'. The in- -a- htructiirn will be llnihh'-il hy ii"i lii-tnluT at .1 runt of l.'il'U.iMin, anil will be Iir lite exclu ilie life ii r uiemlii'is of-the oriler. I. W. ('iniiiiimliiiiii. speeial National lireitnr nf the niili-r, has bexun a i'aiupain lo hriiiK u p the inetnbpr shli of th" N-'-v York loilue to 2."i,ilU0. .'ation:tl heailii'.iai (itk will he moved from Aiiil'-tsuii. Iinl., to thin tity. IMiK.llsl nV CVIU'.I), STOMA) II I HKI.S ITXK. rime "rnH-'s I liuH-Mn !" Ill 11 vi Miiiiili-s nil SiHiriii-s, (in., Ileart liuitl anil in-'i:l is (miIm. .n :'. ! . iil'' l s'ul.iaih, imli- . :.! !l-!l I - I II. ll' S'( "isia : lll'tl li 'i.i ! ; i.i; ...l ii'iin iit- iiitu yarn's ii-l .1 : ' -i h .ui-1 niis'-rahle. lli.it .s w n wni ' ;iM"- l!i.' niai'ii- In i'.i;' r IL.ij j il! It ll;:tki all Moni ji 'i i.i.- . ... . -!i in li i niiniili'S. 1 1 im " ' a h i . in a i niii Mtnoin ;. . i i , ' t 1! 1 '-uillali il. . . i ' . a- : ' l i '.-' s Ola- . , .in : . -. .!;. . 1.. I, ,ne a . . .1 , in.- iiii I. 1 lii-.i I a fau in I iii i.i n., .il. la a lal.e a If. lie Ii. .:;.i , . 'ii Tu. ii' ill nut If aay h - r , - . ii. .. ,l I. jr. It i. hi- ':. I ha ! II l " l . ..r I-r i: - ?.-iiliia'!i : .il' all. .' : il I .i thai i 11 M II 1 1 V .- I.f I'll I .-'...I.' II ilK.l. h relief alllliil like l.al lilies in I II ill I a.-. nit i... hi. a' h I i i a i :it lo" l( M, h 11 a! I.. Inlmii 111 . a n llnllie. Ailv. : a Hi'!;-' I .ui'l well loi-ateil r,,..r.iK in!.- i.r su'.!p fur term ,., : ,. il- 1, of Mi Vliuleii Hotel, or .hnlie 1' H.J. Dcnn Transfer Company I('"i'1ulil Komi?, iilhiui, bagaifw nn.l'tT, woo,! nnil a t'iioral trnnnfef vt7!ti s tlKf:', t hfrVa rfillfd for c o.lri carifiiVy IhuhI imI. Ch.irices Mnitial'lf. ffli-n pliuiif. lit:'; rrhlrnrtt t'hoD I'.if. l. ItohtfhiirR, OrtR m. W hv Is a lrt K uuifuii Iiko u liHotno- lli'c.nisii he lias a tetiiler! For a tender stake A juicy chop, Direct your footsteps f To our shop. Dm saws are sharp: Cleavers, too We'll trim them up Just riojit for you. The Economy Market tUro. Knhlhatfen. tmp. PHONE 58 HOW CONCRETE Old Highway Rooted Up and a Subgrads Formed. LAY MIXTURE 7 INCHES DEEP Qrt Car Mutt B Tkn im Kp It 8 moot h and Evan Work en Homa mada Floats Tan Ton Rollar Uaad on Shoulder of Qraval or Stone, When a country rond U taken orer for lniprowineot It U flrnt jrlven a nn rm. usuuJIy the one by which It la already known to the g(ueral public. A survey, pluiis and pruflle are then iiiaile und Hltd with the state hlRhway dt'i'iirtuient, tigether with a copy of the IK'rri(H tlonB. This Ut done, nnyrt Bualnefis. after (In old nuid In roteil np with a nca ti ller or t'lintf plow; the HUbRrade la pre-imri-.l, Kh.iiH'd and rolled hard with a len ton roller, and the concrete to a minimum di-pth of seven Inches la luld lit mi the iiittnml auhtmll. Slhle mils of 2 by 7 Inch lumber are us-d. und thewe lire proteted on top by U two hu h nnirle Iron Wbeo the ron. rote hn htK-oine mitllrlently firm lo luTinlt the removal of the rail the llnisln-1-H pare off the outer edcea, which are fnrnnd next to the ntllH to prevent n Kbarp dividing Hue U'tween the con crete and the irravel fihoulder. The rowrete Is put down wet, ao thai no tnmpliifr Ih ncopsHiiry after It Ik once placed. When tills Is done no workman Is permitted in any way to disturb the concrete by stepping In It or throwing nnythlnc on It. The slrtke u IT men line a plank trlmtued to the curvature of the road It rid Iron bound on the lower edjre. It rides smoothly on the Iron edjro of the form lxnrdn or rnllM nt tlie Klde of the oouTete nnd la huudliHl with MinVlent enre to ellml tmte the necessity of any considerable Moating by the follow up men. These lloati-rs work on a bridge will h rests on the form plnuka at the edw of the road, so there la never any n nit net with the concrete. Tnla rule AM. Itl'.M'V Tr t.AV THK CONTKin'& to ki't-p uiv the i-oin tvlo Is riuidly en f'H.ctl Sinunthitit; Is .h-he with wm imi il'.nts i.f l.mtit nunnif.i. tort I arh d;i work l.s tinislo-il up to at) ci:iu-ioii jxihi. nnd ht iii. ii i' than tt iit;. iiiin .li i-. i-.'i.iilitid io flnp-n' t'flwftii !n litmus the dnj. The wot i, ..f t!i'' !.' forril with can .ih.l thi' il:t I tic r:iliv;is b it U. -. .! :..l !it rnii.Trti' o cVcd IO Mi,' .!.vt!i .1 :iUmi) tw In. lies with n -:nnl I soil Ihitt lli:i i .ii !;i I.;.-, to Ki-t the i uiti-ivtc from lr. 1 ii: ''!( lo i:. kl . I'!!.' of ton( vhonldcr are put it in :.!"' t!int iniir dt'cp and nUo .'! with :i ten (on roller, hut thN -r i- not M if led ui'lll the Miljacctlt o!i. ;vtt- ih ;it U'.it C ll " Wtfks nli). I;i. l iinTv !. iiM'd hfivver t he iihi- (- ;.'ttif roiilt i-!in be seiirel. i:.-l it t- :i m.liiiia irt:iic to set the .i r::t- li.iultiu eiu-iiies trallliiif from to four i.-irto whoiih. each loaded wMh ii'eti ti'iit of -toiit 4ir:iders tire drawn vteaiii. iloinn the work f from -iv in cil'M lioi-ves. W'.itrr N iii;i:fd for mile- U caso iTltI'-i". Stmii' and Mi'iil on xonir t the foiils -ue uiilii.uli'd with ;,iui :ial I'd !.et .Hid (he r.ut ri'te in mix il In :. if. Ii .nl. i! (..it. h uiKcrs (hat io i- iiii,,.c tin-ii oti power I II.- Uiifil Ml;ti;hll I- dllMlpttt lll( i I i. k.-t. wli.tii l. rim .Mil on ii .im it.fii.ii t.o lr :,iii' deoitii oil I !ii o;d t .-. -n.te.1 Kai ll bad-h of .-..n i i ii-iied m ii it nve i-omi-loii- liiilio;. Ai hefore water 14 tuMi-d 1 i- -'i! r iio w rhoriMichlv w.-t before a . oi.'i-te is laet on It In order lit t h.- w iter w III not lte altsoi Ul -t (tie .'I'M. tele. 1 i'i;.il a'e uiiall built lteet ( wide with crMH'i or II tne ton, !;mi. ,1,-r. eMelidlli four feet fartbe: ii i- ;. h -ide The let (raveled road iae (weue or fifteen feet of concrett " t li a in tnl -n inn w Idth over all of l w entv four feel The flection fire twei.tv Mc fei-t In length, with a pro .ettliii; .l;.te tlmv sixteenth of an tn h mid three In. -lies wide at neh "i I :a. loo oint These metal plates Mttt'iided to protei't the cdtCvs fivm -.piMliic and chlppMn; They are nhap i1 to conform to the crown of the tin I -ho. I roail w hlch Is one quarter of an iii.lt to the foot 'n thlckneaaea of wtt'ialiel fi-lt talsoit one quarter of an In. h are Inserttnl tHtweeti them metal plates, cuttlUK the entire depth of con rrvtft WOMEN' WILL VOTE OX MARCH 81, The women of Robeburg will have their first opportunity to vote on Monday. March 31. when a special election will be held Every woman in Roeehurg should take advantage of her right of suffrage and cast a ballot. And she should east It In th" interest of public welfare. She Phould think of the constant danger of her home burning and of the constant danger of fire to everyone else. If any woman In Iiofecburg Is not already acquainted with Koricburrt's poor fire fighting apparatus she should walk over to the city hall some day and take a look at what we have to work with, and then at the next fire. If there Is ono before elec tion time, she should time the fire department and see how much time Is consumed In reaching the fire. She should consider everything thor oughly and then when she Is in the voting booth she should vote 302 X Yes for a bond Issue to equip the fire department. Thla will be voting for a motor fire truck for Roseburg, a thing that la needed very much at the present time. A motor firo truck will travel as fuat aa 70 miles nn hour. It has large tank of chemical fire ex tinguisher and a powerful pump which wilt greatly Increase the water pressure or will pump water out of a river, mill race, pond, etc. Ilesldr-s these It carries liiOO feet of fire hoso. ladders, axes, lanterns, wrenches, etc., which are needed at every fire. The all-Important thing about a mo tor fire truck, however. Is that It gets to a fire before too much headway has been gained, thereby making it a comparatively easy task to subdue a fire that otherwise might develop into a serious conflagration. Head our articles when they appear In the dally papers. They will be interesting and educational as to the economy and necessity of Hoseburg's owning a motor fire truck. PUIILICITY COM.MITTKK, Roseburg Firo lepartment. kmarkabla Catarrh Cure Seta Right into the Affected TartJ and Stope Gathering in Eyea, Noee, Throat and Lunge. Tty rt lunir scrl'1 r f rl r'it oTTiprt Ts :.t li .;.t r..t - V It I. .bli- nft.K liicwn that r i! i;rli bo iir.'.l by tl.o -'lfnt!i irnci' -if lnc:ihulnn tli.j hlif.d with nliti-li lal r-ni.V ;, s that st p Inl'tuinmat-iry condition thr-mhout tl.o imicuui linings of all tl.e oix.uis -f tho hotly. This Is tl. no w ah (he r.moiu Sw il t 'tt Sure ii w us It Is widvly kte w ii, S. S. ri. It i i t.ikcn int-i the li'wd jurtt as li:liin.iy as the m-st ii arl-shiiv fond, ll .-MTr.ids lis ii.tl-.a-n. o uv.t every ori;an In (lie l :'. c ir.i 1 1. nm uli all the vei'is io.d ;ir: rii-s. en I'i'i'H Hnii'oitt Miil..cH I.i e.i-h:iii:v lr-L.ir.Tntt-'ry acidf nnd t.i-it-r Irni.uli H':l..stant'fs f. r artcti.d el.-tiieni thai cf I.ctually cltMiis- tl.e !"vt, Hi and tiajn n:t n:i t'ud tn nil ci'.t.irrhal jHillutioii. S. fi. rf. i li'aiiH tnit tl.e sl'Mii.it-li of mucous n cuimihiti'in-, enables only pure Mood nuik injr muteriiUs lit enter the liileslin.'H, com t'liits with thef food- cle'ecniii to cntir the clrculuiloti in U-km ti;.m an hour. You will oon rp;-lle Its wonderful in fluence hy tho iih.M-iiee of h -ridache. a do elded c-lvariair ef the air :i.;;iHi a (teadlly linproved nasi' c-ll.l it o -tl. at'd a sens'P of bodily relief that r -vi- how comi'leU'ty caiarrh ttfien lnft:'ts tho en iiw ftem. You will tin-1 . . S S r-n .---.ile at all drur stores at tl.n't (-t r 1-ii.le. It is n retii:trkiMe remedy f .r nn and all hloi'd HtVeetloiiH, Mich ;i t-.-zt 'tit. f..".i, :uiui. teller, pstirlasi.-. t.ils .ii.d .ill s. r-'f-,.ltu e ntlititns. l-"or t.vi..l .idvi. en !t hlomi dim-n-e wrile In cotiiid.-n.-e lo .o i'n-lft tieettlc Co., :7 twlfl Hide. ' it. i. ll.U lK not ilelay to Ktt ti bwlUo . ti. ut yuur druuiu. "You're Safe at This Store That's tho point we're mak ing. No matter how little or how much you buy here, we want you to feel Sl'RE that every purchase will be satisfactory TO TOlT or we'll do all In our power to make It to! What more can you eipect or ask of your grooer? Try us and see. KENDRICK & Sure BmI Growers Phone 13. Nortk Jackson 8L As we succeed, When it conies lo selling tilings to eat, In quality and price, we'll not be beat! Try These-They,ll Please! Pure II. y. Flour 1.10 Canned Corn 1 Oc Funcy T. L. Tea 4'iC K. C. llak. Powd., 2.ri in., 2uc Fancy Strained Honey lb. 1 2 lie The Money Back Store R. STUBBS, The Grocer Corner Cass and Pine Streets. WK ARK HKKE AXI IIDlii: TO KT.W. And In order lo stay and make an! honest living and enjoy the ronil- denee of the people, ue Kunran'ee tn ' Rive you the bent shoeinakinn, both in new work and repairing' ever Kivi n in Oregon. Shoeniaking is im guess wnn us, we learned the trade I nun land i ' miles froin ltoseburg; 3, ntnrt to finish and have workt-d at "im ,,f w,M,.i on i.:imPi Adilress Box It nearly ou years. It will pay you !', Com hurg. to bring your work to us nnd lie bene-: n . fitted by our long years nf expert-' S e M-lianleU' ml v. top back page. Anything that in ik.'s for health i, u3;. , p,i ,etiB-nt. That's why It pays to kci-p aei.se nf p.ns- burg's arbonaled bev erages on hand a!l the time. They have a tunic effect on llvtr and kidneys and are r-dihinis a, v . II. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorized Hotiier, f the ;r.. :i hint ij.,. i , , r. p liouc 18 Phone 186 ARE YOUR & YUUK A COLLARS DsTDrrrTI V C Tirr riTnn ir I If not, why not givo us a trial W. .,,!, ,.,. t,,,r,.,, ,,,., , the proper degree of stirtne,,. ,r,, ..,, , h v ,,,t , h,nr .nS without wrinkles, and give th.-m , ' ,' , J,' fort and elegance, for whh pur;.,.. X. Z ''y V H Zt'Z and .most up-to-dnte machine lt.t:. market. "le lat 81 PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY Phone 210-Roseburg Phone 28-Sutherlin Winnie Gaddis The Plumber The Heme of Q,io!ity Groceries The Tup Notch in We strive to Attain. our patrons gain? Mr. Farmer! U'e pay you cash for your produce. Try us. n ! re. Work done day nnd night. (-'. I'. IIAHDOX, The s.nMiakiT that knows how. "::" X. Jarkaon Street. dlf 11 - ItllS TO TUADK. Want a house of 7 to 8 rnnmn In -leirg. Will trade 120 acres of The Tup Notch in GROCERIES 'i 1, V
