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'' IUHL HI1IU.JILIS 111 L1I1L vUUIl 1 1
lanes and His Wife Are Auisttf of Murder
is; Eloise Deonis aod Bealrite Nelms,
tf Allaala Indicted in Texas
ft SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Ftl.
letters threateninK th'iu with the
fate of I.eo M. Frank have bt-n r--rofveil
hnre by Mr. and Mr. Viitor
Innes, of Kugene, Ore., whose appeal
lo the Supreme Court of the lniti-d
StateH against extradition to Georgia
on indic t nientH charglnK larceny alter
trust, recently was derided against
them. The fart that inemu inn leitera
had been received from (!'orKia 1y
Mr. and Mrs. Innes were made public
lust niKht by their counsel, who gate
out for publication the following; ex
traction from a letter to Innes:
"You know you murdered our girls,
nn! we are waiting for you to In
brought to Coorgia. The people of
Cobb County, the home of the Nelins
girlH, took charge of Leo Krank when
the sentence of the court was not
carried out, and they can also take
charge of you and are anxiously wait
ing for you and your wife's arrival
In deorgia.
The author of the letter was not
revealed.
Mr. and Mrs.' Innes were brought
to Texas from Oregon in 1914. alter
the disappearance of M is. Kloise
Nuliim Dennis and Miss Iteatrire
fcelms, of Atlanta. (Ja. liuHi-tmciUs
of murder against them in this con
nection were riigmi&sed, because of
lack of evidence. Innes bail acted
as lawyer for . Mrs. Dennis and the
subsequent indictment charging lar
ceny after trust was based on bis
business dealings with her. She is
alleged to have given him $ 1 i'jmhi to
invest in Texas land.
Neither Miss Nelms nor Mis. Den
nis, so far as known, have ever been
found. They disappeared nearly two
years ago.
Will Start InviMiunlinn.
ATLANTA, (la.. JVb. 2::. Federal
officials here said tonight they would
Investigate reports that letters had
been sent through the mails from At
lanta or from Marietta, to Mr. and
Mrs. Innes, threatening them wit h
mob violence should they be brought
to Ceorgia to face t rial on charge
.of larceny after trust.
CASTORIA
For Iafants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
tne
Signature
In the cottajre or mansion in
the club or cafe in the hotel or
apartment and on shipboard or
Con the Limited de Luxe, there,
and wherever exacting coffee
drinkers congregate, you'll find
GoldenWest Coffee
The purest, most delicious and
most healthful coffee. Order
of YOUK grocer. Full weight.
Alwavs fresh. Economical.
Closset ? Devers
Portland, Oregon
DAIRYMEN
& FARMERS
Hi re is a
Cream
Separator
That is a Time Saver.
Labor Savvr. A Money
Maker-Look it ore.
J. F. Barker & Co
Farm Implements.
Vehicles, Machinery.
ROAD CONSTRUCTION IN
NORTHERN DOUGLAS IS
ACTlVf, SAYS VISITOR
hiiildiug of a county road between
Keed?pori, on the ( tnptiua KUer and
in; he-ter hay, is already under
ua, aituiriiiig to J. K. Montgomery,
w ho has rejurn- d from a business trip
lo (latdiner, sas the Marshiield He
old. This road is being built by
Douglas County at a cost of $11, "'',
and when completed will gle re.id
Htvess to the new community that
has be n established at the mouth ot
tiio l inpiiua.
It is i xptited this piece of high
way will be tompbted in a few
mouths us the building is to be aluii;
the water grade. Last sum titer a
stretch of road was hewn out of tho
rock and clilts around from Winches
i t r Uay to the ocean.
At Gardiner there Is considerable
agitation for a highway trom that
town up the river about two miles to
the railroad crossing.
The p ople of Gardiner point out
the tail that they now have no fnean
of getting to the railroad except by
crossing the river tit Keedsport. They
would build the road to the track
and there have a station. It is pob
sihlo that this plan will be carried
OUt.
in the town of Gardiner there Is
considerable street improvements be
ing made. Some of the business
st nets lire being plankt-d and much
sidewalking Is being laid.
The Gardiner Mill Company has
made two dock extensions along the
waterfront, giving tin concern more
frontage on tbeiver than it has pre
vious! bad.
now to i i;i; coijw
Avoid exposure a no oralis. Eat
right. Take Dr. King's New Dis
covery. It Is prepared from l'iue
Tar, healing balsams and mild laxa
tives. Dr. King's New Discovery
kills and expel Is the cold germs,
soothes the irritated throat and al
lays inflammation. Search as you
will, you cannot find a better cough
and cold remedy. Its use over 4."i
years Is a guarantee of satisfaction
Millinery Opening at the Vogue.
Saturday, Feb. Jii, I Hid. Mr. C. II
Davies. Proprietress. In our display
of line pattern, trimmed ami tail
ored hats, you will admire the
unique styles, the fine malerials and
th clever workmanship of our
spring and summer models.
If van have sniiittliilK to aril, to
ti'iiiJe. to ri-nt, or li.it. lo.t sniiielliint:
ir found r.omrthinK, use a waul atlv
li the Review.
I'OltTI.ANK MAUKI'r ItKl'OHT.
rattle- Steers. Jii.T.n to $7.7.");
. ;, i i.r.n to
.Slii-cp - W.-tu.-r:;. $."..75 to 7.7.V
etts. $ .'2' to $.VJ".: lainlis, $7...0
to I'l.nil. Mark1! steady.
Hots $7."' to $.."..
Wcol Vallev. l.".e to -.'fie.
Itii('tlir Market.
lliitter - T.'.r- per s(uare.
Kjibs :t.-.e.
HuttiTUit HOe.
Poultry liens, !'to lie. sprint,'
1 LV.
Potatoes -$l.."il per cental.
Win at - H'lr- per hushel.
Mt-- Hi. hushel
40c lb.
3 lbs. $1.1 0
mtiowi, n:i-:M hi.ivhtmi
IU nf nr. I
West
m U "tin
V
poptuhd nd sciiik
St-wn h'intnd million dollars is
the Kilue 'I. i red on duirv products
in the I'mt'-d Slate lor one year,
and i( is a m.itti-r pf rt-'-ord that more
money li.adf rnrni tlaiiy cows t h ;i n
f'o'ii any ntli-r soiirrt- nf iii"oii.- on
t lie farm. f rerun iar.it urs have
n. , l- thiv p-issiMt- hy t li irrat sav
in in lime and la.mr. and the ir-eii-er
.ii.eMint of li.itter'at .-- ur'd Win n
mi t'U . a s pa r,i tor on wai.t I 1h
oil" thiit r k i ;i. h tin 1 1 .)', Miiiimer
r uint'-r: th.'t will Vin lie milk from
' .-t ir'i er" cn . ... . t h it will prod i
,t am of anv i.-ir I d.-trsity. 'I he
I.. l i is tl,.- I. .a u at. an I tt..
Na'iilMl '-ut f.i pi. .. wlnl''
..v.. r n,.tl..- !,a.- from I to ;;
l'.-p pari" r i'ire i Ipiihi,.'. and
tie h pad- (In h-s ..rk. To ap
j.r- lat- th" .ihif of t! is p.iraf.r
i'1 T! i 1" ' : 11. It N tin v on dl-t-I'lay
at tit- .1 1 1 ; t k n r Ar Conn. an
f.ore. in t, l.iirir It i tn fwt
d ur :ii.iii x lntT-t to e" It
IN THE WORLD CF
SPCP.T
Eenny Kauff, Sensational
Player In Outfield.
F'hoto by AiiitTiran I-rcbM Association
Iteimy KattfT. who hiw Wen sold to
ihe New York (limits, played In the
uittiehl for Ihe ItnKtklyn l'isleiiil ten in
ast sen sun ami w as cou-iiileriHl Ihe
iiost olittielder 111 that league.
Kn ii IT Is n terrific hitter ami In hi
two seasons with the l'ederals out
Indued all of his rival players. In
I1H I. ns a uiemlxT of the ImlhtmipolU
lull, he clotiled the ball for n hue hut
hii a vera of ..'IiUi. Last sonson he
iain led with ii ioreeiitn:;c of MM.
Katill. l esi.h-s Ih-Iiiu a .:1m) hitter mid
tvlth a splendid tlt'nwin arm. Is nu
t eptionall y fast runner and under
M e( Jrn w's I ittidae promises to lead
he league In lu -n riiuiiiuu next season.
In Ihe IVtleial len'iie Itenny was a
ilxliim.tre lo rival cut chert once he
Xot on the bases. The ontiielder has
rreat faith In himself mid hclicws lie's
he greatest ball player In the world.
McCraw'a New Catcher.
Hebind the bit Dill Uaridcn should
treii'lhcn the Chiuts where they were
lotieeubly weak last season. Karldcii
lis the U't of tile I'e leial leu u tie
iitehers hist season with tlie Newark
ful. I (. i.l it ...1 in 1 l "imo it ml tuiil
i Uiittiitf average nf and a field im;
ueraire f HTs His total of put. mis
bn-i..,. In the le:i-iie. lie had
"11 to his credit. Ibiridcti startitl his
'irofcssinmil b:iM'!-ail career In Can
;on. o.. and was siu'tie 1 by the lloston
Knives in 1'.H2. He pMycd a few sea
sons in Un.-fnn and became very popu
inr with the totnn fans. In HH I he
iiimped to the lmlltiiitjnlls club of the
lethral league, mid Inst year nan
transferred wllh the club to Newark.
Cheaper Baseball In Boston.
Presnleiil .los.-ph .1. Laiinlu of the
i(stn Kid S"i world champions has
unoiuiccil tli.it nevt fi-asnii he will
timk a bin reduction in the price for
the Aiuerh an league ball puiies nt
Keuway park. He Intends to reduce
he price of all b" Hc.it h to ?1 and to
limlhiite the dollar seeti-.i, that here-
o.fore lias included Ihe llrst ten row- 1
if the paviii.m. All the scats In the
;ralid stand will hereafter Ik' sold for
rents ea h. President I.annin also
;ilans to Itn iea'-e the section of twelity
ihe cent seats, of which there will bo
more than pi.nm ml season, thus r I
d iiclm I he lifty cent seals to alxi.lt
'.' in ii'iiiilier.
Trotting Futurity at Lexington.
The d;:!i S fr Um urn ml eiieiiil tlie't-
iri' at l.'iii:ti'ii. Ky.. o t. j ft II, ns
ied by Hie sti-wards at Ibelr inci'tllitf
ni Cleveland recently, were ra tilled at
'he annual meethiur of the Kentucky
Hnie llieeders" nssoclatinn there. The
'M'Jltd nf ilift-etois w:is reelected nild
i in mediately authrl7.ed the t ueuty-t-
rtth renewal of tin- Kentm-ky 1'u-
mi ity nt the same value as hist year
':ii"t. Dduard A. Tipt- n of I.xliik'
!ni nas elected president for the ell-
oilm,' ear.
Will Build Up Brave.
"The P.nnes me In insl of rrjialrs.
We w III bae to put. h up vevc.ul
-pott, aid we -l iill v, t a b' mt It t
le e." Mali:i-el Jem -e T St:t!!in :s
iid lifter a n-i eni oMjfen n- e tth
i
Piesld.-i.t ll.inlilon Stalrln-s said he
li.-nl -. , i:il .!., I
j ..iniiitinllil u.ii
. t!ii nii-li iii.i"li'.
In mini
'.I l.ri.-:-
nlii-h II
,, i,,.,,n
ri-tiMiu.i, ni-
Iti.iM.i A . m I li.-r. ii nit. lu-r iiikI iiii
t-.Iii'i li-r an -M'-liiliy Inili-l. Iu t.ali1
! G.bbrn For Australia.
Xi. Hint Mil..- i;u.I..ii. tin- -i-ii-ii !
TI.'Mil i-ii.!.l. . I.'l;l. Iin v.i.n m.i fiMy J
a il t-.iv ...-r Y'.-H'.' A'.-trti t.p l
i i.. i t. im-.. : t.i .M-ini:i.. t-i tn.'i.i '
l.i- i:ir- v. l 'u- l:ill.-r N tM-M'iili-'1 1
fr..m vi-illiiL- Ami-ri ll Li- num. ..f tho
law iii-.-M-iiiihu' ini-ii nf lK.'littlii.r ll-'e 1
li-.iiii- lin-nt llrllaln i.r anj of It
i-....i.. -
Jocl'ty to Ride In Austria.
.t...-,liy Siin.f. r ,;Jnl lit..tlti-r IIlT
I, rt 'n i-.-.vU- i laii. i r i I- In An
tri-i t'J w:ir. (lie f'lrrurr lui vUitf re- I
an -.(Ti-r nf ".- fr"in nn An- I
ftnti iK'l-lciniii Joluiny Hutntt r hrn
r1t!'f.n Hi.pt-i'l Id-f'irc. Inn thN will l
the flrt frtj for hU broflit'f.
1AK AL AN0 I'EltSOXAI.
Fred Holl, of Oakland. u.i? u
visitor here today ou busiuef?.
Kippered salmou every KrMav at
hVonoiuy llroeerv.
Mr. and Mrs. (Mia r led Ilatf.el.l of
I'ortland, are spending a f' a d.:s
in the eity.
Karn $:'i easily- write mi av
on lsteopathy. Inquire of lu I -
Lapp.
V. K. Wood, of San Kr.m i-ro.
was a visitor in the city for a
liourr. Thursday.
Kimeno Ite.aister: .UidRe .1 W.
It am lit on. of Uoselun n. an i-A in
Kimetie last niuht.
A. Tompkins returned hoa.e t
!tidlle, tiuH iiioriiiiiK, after a );i
neh-s visit here.
Hurp.-i' extra early seed poi. iiie;
at 2 '2't pi r 100 lhs. Saiiitai r.t!i
Croiery.
Mrs. V. K. Clinuetii'eel, of Look
ing Class, was a visitor in t h' it v
yestenlay ullernoon.
Mrs. M Scott, left for A-! !.- d
this inoruiuK. where she will ::-.t
for the next few days. j
Mrs. (. I'mlerwood. of uk
land, came oxer this moruiiiK o lo-k
alter husiness in utters.
Mrs. .1. 0. Hume, who had hi !! at
A: hlnnd for the past collide ol w.-eks,
returned here yesterday.
Arthur l,eathernian. of S .title,
spi nt yesterday in Uostdmrs In 'ktr.n
after business matter
Loyal Emory, of
Coles Valley.1
spent Thursday in UoseburB aii.ud-
ins to business matters.
Cashier Heyers. of the Kiddle Slate
Hank, spent yesterday in Uo-rMim
looking alter business affairs.
Sutherlin Sun: S. I. Hullo k. o;
I Kosi-huiK. Is amonp the out ot toun
visitors in the rity ths week.
I. V. Kikart, formerly of Col
orado, left here with his' fa mil;- thw
morninK for a visit at Kiddle.
W. C. UardhiK, of I'ortland. who
had been visit in in Kosehiu k t or
I several days, left this morning uv a
! Tew days visit at lirants Tass.
Ity reiuest of my friends, I acain
aiiiKiunce myself a candidate tor
(Coroner at the Uej ubliran primane:;.
. N. T. .lewett. (I'd. Adv ).
I Dr. and Mrs. Wellman, of
York, spent last niht in Ibis ilty.
They are on their way home at t er
visiting at San Francisco and Seaitl".
I hereby nnn ounce myself ;is a
Uepiibiii-an candidate for t he n: : i'
of County Assessor. SUhject to tie
primary election, May 1 Vth, I v 1 '.
Charbs K. Koberts. (IM. Adv I
Mrs. It. A. lllaloek. of (irani
I'ass, who had b;'en isiiiiiK here witu
her father, V. .1. Steele, at Ihe Sol
diers' Home, left for home this morn
intf.
I A. V. Shoi-inaker. traveling pi'
seni;. r and rrelnht rii-nt lor the li
I''ifie. spent today ml. Trim-
with local people
nesa.
in repaid to hti:-i
Kasv tu brew, sal isfacf or to r-'i ve,
H. S. C. St-.- Cut Coffee is iinii.'-iially
ph ii'Mim. It has the f put 1 i r v V.ir
pound is Kuaruntccil by the 1'eople.-"
Supply Company.
At the lenlar meetin'.; or
ent Teaidiers' Association ol
land puhlic schools held Mm
(leo. K. Iloin k, of oe(inu
ed an InteresiinK address i
taious Diseases in Die
Schools." The address wa
feret inn and was much nf
bv all present nl the meetin
Melons luncheon ner e. lai
(veiling proed one of ihe
features of the occasion.
I h'-rehv anuouttce m
i lie Par
t in oak
i lav, Dr
"Con
Pilhlii
tv in-1
ivciated
A de
in the
i jo able
!
ndida v
mn fui :
i! seven j
or Cal j
:i htitlv
office
for th (e publican nomii..
County Assessor, b licvini: (
years evperiem e und-'r Af- '
k ins has h tl me In -
perform the duties of t h i
tiny Cordon. i r
H. (!. Wil.von. super i
local Dtdian nucncv, ret i
lnorniim alter a inn t
Fpoction to tin- rest-r. at .on
at h ( 'outit y. Accor dim: t
. Adv. I ,
of Ihe
d llrs
. of in
:i Klam-
ir. w:i-
' u ta'i. tt
H'cr. ;!
h the
It is V
is is tile
tits. ,
o' the
I- Vv.
A r 7. j.i. .
son, no action has et i.
toward the cjtnsier ol t'n
ors ordered sonic time a.
depart me nt at Washington
lievml that the reason tot
ne ess it of iM-w appoint ri
Cue, w ho l to take cll.it
local agency, not yvt h'-tv
from his former po'ition in
Dr. DeLapp
Offers Prizes
W i-lnrm tu r.-ii.i.w-an.
rum ii-. .1 i.l. . i- f
tii.iii.tiiy, nml in I- mi.
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Till- (ont.-t willi lo
I, it n.tiir- anl furtti
mi 1'inti
iii'.iriii.i
tlon upon tltit ,n!if I iita.
I from lir Ij I.at;, I'- fKin- l:mt
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VMl l mi
At the
Majestic Today.
Miilini'iv Opt ninu at the Vnmie, .
SaluuUiv. -'e!i. :lt, IHH.. Mrs. i II.
inii"-s, I'tnpi ieiri-:s. In our display'
ol' fine pal I era, t ri mined and tali- J
nrcd hats, mi w ill admire he
uhiue s t 1 1 -s, I lu fine materials and
t hi' cle - r w ork manliip of our
spiini; and summer models.
st jit mil ihti;k r it 1:1 i:c
Tll XOTICI-:.
Sfale of Oicuoii. i'ounty of hnunlas,
School District No. 4, us.
Notice is hnvb Kien Hint at the
;r Ik Mil it i si r id hmul e vliou hereby
'albil to be , i at I lie,! i School As
semMv, eorner of Jai kson St. and
I -a ne St., lioseli.r, ( M ckou, in imd
COAL, $6:
50
Jicv toil from the I.MR 1 10
Goal mine, Phone 24-P-2.
YOUR I'l RSON'AI H Y IS
Your
Greatest Asset
On r ?n hn'sx is in Avvj of
tftifxi n y Sftir- ttiiri sfnti) II V
irfttnn ttivnrirh tottr irr
sittiul aiftCitrnurr fit
-Ckanini;-IVcssinK
Rt pairing
'tm r ti ftfxtn-f 'i f httrott ;'
tfiin nuifi ht' rc'ii lit t tix
n.vi: .77:.,7.v;
Trl I's Tr.st f's - Cuff f's
' Imperial Cleaners
312 N. Jarkmn
Phone 27?
If vnu ml unnd llisurain
on : h i t I T know the Company
hack ot 'Hir policy.
V.nl
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Y'Hi
lin.llil h;IVt vii II f iiilirii'
I i 'Mil nrltl Willi I hr Oil!
I hnill l t runv ll:i' rill:in
l.imliri il the i iinii:iii
1, mil- illl li ti 'S.
I ' t I. II t i-v. TV pn IIjI.-
iiuii i- civin imr ilii-nl1!
Mil- nil klll.l-i 1.1 IN-
m i; in..! cumis. Tin .
,r nan..-.- i-'i.miI.I 11P1....11
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I. I in- I v, Tli.. Sun.
Inn In tin- iilinw- li t
mi nl t);.- Si I (ihu -.1 dim
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till - III"'
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ijuy where You
j Can Save Monf y
.1 The M..1
T o h no
-i.i V on si t ;isn!c
k lor the table,
Hi"! i liri r f-ir It ss
L;m I'll lion c u He
w ill y i p :a.c t lii r
All :'im!s '!:u!y 'u-sli
I a;
i i bail ;
esii 1 to alt ai t attention
f at tlie
" j?Spct Cash Casket Gromy :j:
A. G. DUM.AP, Piop .:.
23i, N. Jj. ksnn M. .j.
V FLOUR, and
FEED '-
Pin?, Ook and Fir
T VOOD FOR SALE
r
i
for Sehool Ditiit N'o 4, of Injuria-
I'ouuty, tietcou. Saturday, the 1 1 ill
da of March. A. 1 between
tiie hoars of two oYlotk p. ni. and
trv- n o'clock p. m.. there will be
sulunilteil to the Icfcal voters thereof
the iiuelion ol contiactitiK a hotidt-d
iudehtcilnesd in the sum of $T",mmi.
Oti tor the put pose of eretlin and
furnish i ut; a Hiph S huol Ituildui I
and purchasing any neci sai ud.li-
llolial rouiel in ait,: tor said St h h1 ;
.l:.-trut The ote to be t hallot.i
ii mil w hich shall be the wonH
" I In nds Yes" and " I Umds - No ; " 1
and the odr siiall place a cms
belwe-n (he wold "llonds" and
the word "Ys." nr hetwet-n the wmd
lionils " and Ike wind "No," whith
indi ate-i Ins ih.d-e. The poll.; for
the i-replion nf tlie ballots cast tor
or against tlie contraction of said in
debt iluesH will, on said day and dut
ami at the place aforesaid, he opened
at the hour of lo o'eke k p. in. and
remain open until the hour of seven
o'dork p, in. of the satin' day when
the same shall Im1 closed.
Ily order of the district school
hoard of School IHstrict No. 1, of
Dnmrlas Couuly, Drt'unn, made ttii-
Kill day of K' bruary. A. I. I'.M'l.
j It. L. STKIM1KNS.
Chairman, Idstrict S.!io 1 Hoard.
ll st : Kos, oe . Crei n. IMstrlcl
I'hik. d
Big Dance
SATURDAY NIGHT
r . New Armory
Jvll OtfsOrclit'stra -JVR
A Good tiit.e for Kveiyluxly
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RICHARDSON'S M KRCKRII HP CUOCHKT
The liim'St selling crui-lift cotton in Rosehnr today,
Matches I). M. C. W'e li.ive Complete line nf this
genuine R. M. ( '. The w isliah'e Cordoiiuet Crochet
Cotton in universal use (or finest work. Conies in
white sizes 3 to SO, ecru 3 to 60 and in the foil owing
colors: )ink, blue, delft, linen, yellow and lavender
in sizes 5, 30 and 50. Mail oiders filled.
Our Price
Any Size or Color
i CARR'i-A
I n Be-.
ll'RD VVUlAi
FLOUR
v,i.,ns r, c
V
NEELY &. NEELY, CASS STREET
When You A
There can be no harm in
rilreous indignation;
ci.uioare il h our
$2.00
or even our
$1.75 Slab Wood
Both at, the Yard -Oak (i& Pine Sts.
KENNY LUMBER COMPANY
What Becomes of The
DOLLAR?
I lere's all est inial
invcsli d lor h n il In amU
meat, ti llit or v ;.o-t.i!ili s:
1 Oe", the dairy, fanner oi
and tlii ot in ! .HOC ioh-s t
siiiilies and niuir.i;;: i ;
is s i 1 1 1 with loe.il ni
of l e.'on , stavs out ,
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A Town tuTonu's aCity
Absolutely av-cirdin to the patronage nc
corded ils li imc industries.
f
t
3000 barrels first order of
Mt. Diablo
Cement
for ihc On-Koii-l'tah Sujj
ai" Factory at (Iruuts I'a.ss
H. J. DENN
Tramfwr and Storag Co
MRS. V. D. OWLN
Cut Hovtrj
Pottfd Plant
Funeral Designs
Wedding Boquets
PHONES
Crienliouse 91 12 City 411
New Railroad Map
.Iu-.t iw-iied. Shows location of new
liiiin d In'-.ebiit llailroad to the
1 1 iiibcr. A II platted l:iiii)sbowu, to
oithcr with tuad-. nails. 'ljol,
ilonai inns and lots. Valuable lo laud
hhiiiti and liinU'i ihen. Trice f'.Vail
I . C HICKS. EiiRinfcr
r. u. i. it:
M C
10c a ball
Variety Store
New Car of
Diamond "W
FLOUR
ft
.lit! in. if y m lri on't. n-i-d ii . t r :i ..n k. 'nirt o
is Ni) ui:ni;u.
Also Dillcs I'ittont
v" ii viiij .inn
I'ridcof l)oiilis Brands
v. Imposed Vpon
the heat
lull lor a :
that c x pi esss a clittle
.le.tdy tne it il es not
Fir Wood
f uliat 1
i nine s ol il W hen
utei , bn ad, lard,
-f
Tlie n.eiiliant et
ir.t grower ;ets 1 0c
i-.'ie help, tiav for
ji. nsi. s, must t 'I whieli
i. nits. $1.01) sent out
s out ( f i iretilatimi.
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