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LOCAL ASD PERSONAL Try a Tango Sundae at Galls.' U H Wood waj In from Garden Valley today. Fisher's Hour at Eionomy Grocery. K. C Hrandenberg, of Albany, was a Koseburg visitor today. Wizard Fertilizer lor your lawns and gardens, uL J. F. Baiker & Co. Mrs. M;:y Wiley, of hide, cam down t h irs afternoon for a day 's isit Guy Itlack ha returned hi t- after Kfiitii' time e t -! . t at Albany and other cities. LOCAL AM) PKKSON'AL Irvine Garr.n'T, of ihv day fa ftuxuurg busine-s matters. Mis. ,i. F K'-sl.-r this alt rnuun an. r friends at lib-ridaJe. Kiidle. t'-nt luokliiif uft r i no d UHt here with VK1UHN UATTLE Wii tC.LtluutJ From Page I ) Mi. Valli-y. V I: It 1 11 K It W. Ilmkle spent (In- day Milt) fl lends. lit (iaj-d. n U Koseburg I l-1 rti t A I tort; linn ge Neiiner nt Monday al i.b-ndale looking l'-r huMM-S matters. If vnur tliti.i is than $s an hour, Mil-' adv. today. Mrs .1. M. Knule Imi.1 fulav, after a KoHehtll g. It l good. P f-e cotH only fresh at People's Miss M.nidc S. to Oakland toda; with friends. w oi tti more , hIiou id read 1 $1. Pig i-t u r n i lUSIHC d tn Oak w visit in S ('. ht v i -r Hi. Supply 'o, irk1 return , after a nit rof A I a s d home -it here lb fore buying Itnet ligate the l d. I ou;:l; s cream separator new Sharpies ton Con 'outity t'reaiiu ry. aturdav otih . W'.r Hawitiian Hum itst C.ttlee, 1 ho l lid i , i pound Sanitary Cash do ery. la in e at 1 i on ille Wednes- lav evening, April .'.ill. Supper and ' dame one doilur Oil's or litia No undesirables admitted to the hall- I A. I). Pradb-y aid Harry pcane 'Will leave here tOtliOITOW morning tor po.ntH in the northei n part of .' the county, where tliev haw busim-. matters needing I heir at ten lion. lerdav ;,r w tin h will Iievt few ahl to he Id. K. V. Hoovt-r e ih-ii-d a Moon automobile ;irrie here w ithin (lie davs 'I he mai bine is H l.i sina, of ; I i 1 sn -in the day In Koseburg looking; alter various business mutters. Jitney Kervfee, city and country. Call Kexall hrug More, Cass street, phone 4... (J W. t.ane ft Sons. C. II. Meiisi-li and wile, of hitlanl. xp'-nt the day In Koseburg looking alter business matters. Joint C Uohey, of li.lena. Mo-it., arrived here )a.-t evening to siend a few day on hiiMiM'ss. Mayor Joseph Uridines, of Oak land, returned home last evrjiiiiK af ter a day t penl here on husineHS. Itlue II ill Id and I'iniento and Crei n Chill Che sc. two tor J'e at the Peoi le k Supjilv Co. Try Ili:h Fllpht KUmr. II. C I nderwool. of Alhany. at rived ti re last evetiiiiK to spend a few daya lookint: alter hutonesH af fairs. I hereby annotiiK P myself afl a ran- dldatti for e'Jimty (-omnithsiontT at tltu KepiiLllan primary election to b UvUl on May l. V. K. St. Jthn. (IM. Adv.) Miss Kthel WatHon, who vva for mrrly Mih 1,. Stain lilt, h it here thH nflrriioin fir Portland to remain in definitely. Mrs. J W. Halter, of Spritmfield. who hail been visiting here with O C. (taker and laioilv. telt lor h r home today. A. L. Ilille I. ft here this i-fter noon for Ten diet on, u here he ha pet-iin-d rinplov ineiit and will remain lor the summer. Time in valuable, he carerul you don't abujie it. if you are in need of n new time or the pp. thin of an old time, see the busy w air timaker, J. T Mrvan. The memhers of I be Mental Cnl tu re Club held a v. ry ilelmhtiul meeting at I he home of Mrs A J l.llburn (his afternoon. I.ipht re fii'Rhments were si-rved. mod' rn in ev-ry ai t n ular. Kan i AM the v sotted onion sets, best varieties, bulk i garden heeds. hi), its ko farthest. ;.!y (!. Merlin I'eati and merly of I tays Creek u it h two ( a i s of and tt her propei t v vv lu te thev w ill make t h Their families v.ill follow per lb id park We rurniHti all People's Sup- I WrUht. for- k. b ft ben- loitav tiousetiold Koods for Car. Canada. r homes, ooti. . Mis. II. .lay Stone Milt le a re rii a I at t tie Presbv terian ( 'InirWi on 1 'rid.ty even inc. April 7 . w ln-n she nill present her mush a I kinderKar t. n la:s and .Mrs. I.. It. Moore, as s 1st i-l bv the ii n u ladies' iiiartt The public is coidiailv Invited to at teiifl t his proLcram at 7 : o'clock V. i. Crow, of the rontesi d part 1'ieiit of the Portland (tost Ftival. inived here this moinniK and sp4ti( t he day In an effort to indm-e the pe t.di- of I C tf- 1 ii r if to enh-r a cuiull late In ih eontest for iiuen of the Portland Itose Show. On account of Itosebury's Carnival, w hi h will be held In May. it is not believed a ean- lidate will bo entered ill the contest ii'iini this idly. I tave Mai t i n u ill assu uie chari of li:e Itoschin'K Hotel l.ile in the ii resent week, ac 'orditiK to an an noun.ement made here today. Mi an I Mis. Hammond, who have ben in charge of (he hoMlery for several .".us, will bavo Sll'ul.iv for I'loierne Ale re the- have based a Int.d. Mr ..nd Mis. Hammond ate Veil known h-i win-re they hav many rrtend--v an r.-m ei to learn that they are tt !o -ale eUewheie. mid-winter dry fj.ell cam? atcompan ied by lots of spring like das and sun-bine Fi oiu January 1 until liait the middle of February one would have thought May at hand. Tin- st i a line at mo.-fiber ic phenome non ' had come to pas-, and the de-ci-ioii to l't fly vas ttie re.-uil. Ae lotdiiiK to (jerman prisoners they had li-i'ii told on the eve of (tie buttle: The artillery is Koini? to blae the way lor vou It will do its .n k so cumpb tely thai all you u ill have t-i do will be to mareii at parade step jure Verdun." They were tobi, they said, that the fit'htinK would not amount to much and it would all be over tn no time. Judniiix Horn what (tie Herman soldiers admit, the Crown prime's dans must have Included a t.iit punch and a quick victory, with Ver dun and out I., in forts, as a mini mum, in imaii possesion, enher w ise, pi is are agreed, probabiv he n cr would have undertaken the Vet dun attack. For, (o plan long dra vt a out operations in which ar tillery is the mainstay, said opera tion to lie largely dependent upon the foibh b of the weather, is more stupid than foolhardy. So It was that t hi January sunn brought I tie February guni as per the cute little poem. Pretty weather and daff v dow nd lilies have had the temerity to intrude on the preserves of January and February, and the Crown Prince called bis staff about him and said: ' Let's surprise evervbodv bv pull ing off our April party in February, bos. It'll take only a couple of days or so to get to Verdun and then if it rains, w ho cares?" So tin- bU battle about Verdun was all because of a little, nice, warm sunshine, which forgot lt cue and made Its - tit ranee too soon. P O. W. Toung D. B. Babw 1 RELIABLE WATCHES A reliable al. h is always regular in in babiti. Is always on liinv. nit-eix all its oblltsaiiuu on I lie minute, is Ibe suul of I -rbi-f iam -. With it the doctor counts your imlse; without it the inarm-! roultl not take bis bearinK. nor the engineer run his train. Start the boy riKl.t by Hiving bim a good watch at graduation. We have a nice line to select from and we will eiiKiave the name and date free of charge. Our nrltes are right for honest goods. QUALITY tEHVlCE. YOUNG & BUBAR JtWlLtBJ lU OPTOMtlRIJTJ Phona 114 mm to icik.i i.vn: .irri:vs. (Continued Prom Paija I.) Let us Solve Your Repair TROUBLES We have the best Hquipped Shop in Roseburg THE LATEST UP-TO-DATE Spriug Equipment Try us aud get The Best KISNER MARSH Antlers Theater WERNER KOLI.ER. Lessees Exclusive Home of Trianule Paramount Feature Motion Pu-tures -Always the Best TRIANCLE PROGRAM TONIGHT Lillian Cish and Rosika Dolly In the beautiful five-act Triangle Fine Arts production "The Lilly and The Rose" Also the laugh-provoking two-red Keystone comedy "The Vacuum Robbery" A new stunt in burlitie comedy. Admission: Adults l-'.c, children 10c. We Give You Your Moneys Worth and Then Some Coining Thursday and Friday: America's premier (Hand Opera star GERALDINE FARRAR niannifklent fie-reel screen version of CARMEN" In (( There are many ' Carmens." but only one (ieruldine Farrar. SF.K. TIIK WOVIIDKFI'I. HI I.I. I'KillT W ITH MOKK THAN 2(1,. tilMI SI'IX TA TOItS. A (.(IIK.I III S SI'KITAti.K. Admislson 10 and l'.c. COM IXC! SATIIillAY ONLY. CHEAT WAR IlKAMA, "AI.OI1E OK." AMI THE TWO KEEL KEYSTONE COMEDY, -THE VIL LACE SCANIIAL." VtTERAN OF SOLDIERS HOME DIED SUDDENLY LATE THIS AFTERNOON (i.'orKi It. Ni'fdlt's. aK-d TO, a dl latter wa Kiv n the i known iiiciiitr of the Oregon Sol- art some Ho post.H j ilMTH' Houif, died late this afternoon Varditiidd Tin..-: itntiid rmiiMl that Ih" !tiil.tlt' rllt lm-';i- t i- ,iilK.;id relidn at i.rti .1. T In Sal rlit'i'iians an reiza: dilin t In on ( 'on 1 t.i v Last ti'i I hTdiv iinnoiinco 'nvstdf n Iteputdlt an ratiilldattf for rounty I'f. trnnMirtT at 1 he primary ele turn. ; tl'i i Mav litih. Mrs. Inez .Miller. (Pd. ;ift.-nn Adf.) 1 Ht'ud. Max Fii'ii li, wlio ('!-;i'fiay siy.n tl n eontrart for tin- Hans ln-r I'mlrd Hliow for fui nishtiiK Itw sii-frt at traction lirre durum tlif Straw ln-rry Carniv al. 11 1 late last v riiiim ir I'oi t la ud and ot Iht nort In'rti eitlfs. Tli p'oiMls. .1 Inn. that i of th'-ir nit iiJifih iuid a lnass hand ttitilld MiaKf !ht trii V.WK- lit-, tun. w is t iilliii-i.istir ,ind at lio-s Imiih tli ; ,11'tMil- :-aid Clt' uiillld rorur in lllt'fi n l.ii At am rate, all thioui:h t h.- 1 ill ri eitt- Valli- he found ennidT- i ille int. -rest hi inn taken In tn if si ' tlou. Iluv ynur Kpriim stock of flour at the l'eo;ile'n Sup; lv Co. All Krad"t t lie eh'ape.-t S.i ii-f act ion Kiiat an- siita. tei'd. e have tht lu st. IS'iiple- Supply I'd, wludtsah' tn eotisuiiiers ! CASTOR1A For lufuhts and Chiljrca In Use For Oyer 30 Years Always bears f$ Syrnature 'if I is. fur iim'!' I v n d'nt 1st of iv. pas-.d thmuith hei-f ttils on on his wav home to Soiltli W 'm !' . w here he i- tfi ui nim; with his u i fe a'tiT spnidint; some 1 1 UH- in t ioiui in liopo of iu-iH'Tit tiiiii th- latt-T s health.. Mrs ha us imt epect-d til Inr more than '( lew wt l:s. hil.- io-n- Mr. ha v Is i li 1 1 u i re. 1 i i'tii'i-1 in im Mrs. Ill lice Kl hot t . who w as 101 m. rh M is Mil die Tipton, a daui: htr ot Mr. h:i is Mrs KUmtt in now Mmou in Minne- I'll.l.S IlKST I UK I I l it ii i u ! d run a tse tl.rv contain the h- st liver iih's. no inattei linw hitter or aiini; tor the sweet svmar coat id- - the l.i'li'. hi. Kkkh New I'll 1 eo II taltl Mlledlelils that n liver uotkiiiK. move the liow - . h No ri ipe, no iiaiiv, ;), ,it on. .tt:-t ti v a hoitle t.f I'r s N. w l.i;,. Mills and notice how p-r (tost . Th .(tiiiraet. There in tfte eiiy. .Mayor Kiee naid he had t at tit al: o taken the matter up willi the the 1 ele trie hrht eunipany aud they had agreed to thoroughly clean all the globes and linlittt. It is liopel hy this aetloti to have the street.s in a very present aide eondition hy t he time tor the st raw berry Carnival. The abatement of the water nuis ance on ttie sidewalks of II. and A. nib nberi:. on Kast hoimlas street, not yet helnu made, it was an nounced bv Councilman Sham brook ( hat II. olh nberK had made an other promise io have the matter finallv settled follow in his return : 'nun San Franeisro. This report was nut received with favor by Mavor Itice, however. He said that promises had he'ii qulle numerous -In? hu: the past t hree years and a jM Mb iiieni was still no nearer. Mr. I Sh.iiiil'rouk, uii'li took to guarantee J 1 hat the w ork will be done. I The leuular reports of t lie city officeiB were read and adopted. The I et-i ttie inpei tor showeil a total of nine complete aud eiht pai t ial in- pee lions. The expenses for t he treet clean in depart ment for the I month was shown to be $ !:!.". 1 I. Marshal Williams reported serving several lloti.es of newer eon nect ions w !ii. h had been eomplied with. I Tht following claims were al ! lowed: ; Mill. Paid. ('.M'inne C Alb-v. stamp ..$ T.nn C K Walker, labor tin.;:. M S Thomas, labor tin 7", It C,reen. labor I.H 7'' ' S K S kes, supplies .7.". .1 I'. Culver Ai Co. supplies t". ". ' Mai rv Mean e. supplies . . . . Kisner St Marh. blacksmith in k 1 1 w o niont hs I lods.in - KeenaiiKh t v Co., sup plies Uos. b:it i: Kl.M trie Co . sup plies I I .1 h'-lin. sendee S IV Co . rent I i v lew Mnb Co . printing . . 1. i; lib ks. buildinu code . Vet mm Vinson, services . . . I r:hts and water S M Crotu h. up'dies .... home, lie was a corporal in 1st Illinois Iuiautry, and was ml mil ted to Die home on October lti:t, from HarrisburK. where his wife now lives. He was a nieui ber of the KiiIkIiIh of Pythias and often visited the local lode. lie hal been 111 but a short time, havitiK been to town this forenoon. LOCAL AM) I'KItSO.NAL hr. Wade nent today at Sutherlin on professional business. I A. T. I.awrenio was in from the Sunshine ranch today. 4.1 : 4 io 1 lilt ", H 110 4 1 U. K. Smith leave: this evening to look matters. John Spaimh, of spent the ntletuopn business. hr. A. F, Sethi Oakland looking mattiTS. i for Portland after business hooking Clus in this city o r spent the day at alter professional New land yesterday disposed car (o A. K. Smith, of Itice. of Myrtle Creek, spent ebui'K looking alter .1 am of a hndu Oakland. Mrs. Ktta N. Coffey, of Phoenix. Ariz., is visiting here with .Mrs. M Fritts. Ita li the day in K business matters. John and Harrv Crow, of Port land, spent ttie dav In Itosebuiu look iiiK at ter business matters. Mrs. Robert Sendee, of Maker, ar rived here on Sunday for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. A. F. Kerr, on Commercial avenue. o'oine Sewell and Miss Mary left for Hound Prairie this to spend tile day with helte VOU feel. at our MAJESTIC Tho TODAY ONK DAY ONT.Y "The Bird of Prey A l.i'vMin in I'ilm 1'iam.i riu A C Defective ini t h it Detective IQC ()-RKKLS-l) 13C C i;;.d!is Fstate. e.ir n I'lumbiim I tit; Co . srv ii es . "eSui : Mock i o . . N 4 w s priutnm i ; II ii ks. s- rv ir W C'lkev. seivic Inipememeiit -t Sixth St . No J Ml opl.es Heat- Mi p; lu s lit. k- i;;ke :t reet Ml. ks i.llh. V.1M1. hi- k lelk. !,t l-tle, sen let" sen lc North set i,-, . serv :c M rs. S'vinm niornini; friends. Mrs. It. A, Hunsaker left this niornini: on her w ay to Surra ment o for a visit with her daughter, Mrs It. It. Hunt. Mob. rt F Hillis. of Coos Countv. is isitniK in lioseburc a f"w dav-. 1 40 i while looking over ome mininu J propositions. l" I Mts. Marv .lone, of Wilbur, un ' " , derwent an eve operation at Meiw hospital this momim;. hr. A. C See was in attendance. Another wt interest in meeting of tin trustees ol tho Koeburn Com mercial Club held last evetunw. ami a number of important matters were considered. !uia. t'untl or Money Itefundrd 1 ' i- i; i;t f hr Ho Mak- - no te toes u's Va-4 d.tt 1 or I Cut fvit till i: t; T c, a t. bother li:atte he t;ua vtilp. 'tle , Tv box it 'iieut of the t Thursdav V C Picket, All are in v it U.i ptist il to The Aid So. let Church w ill t. .eei rood with M Stephen stre attend. Pel r Fo-ter and Joseph Murvhv -pent the nioriuin; at t'auvonvill, The made the trip in Mr Foster" auto and were aevompunied by a to bai'co salesman. H. S Chase, of Oakland. Cat re this aitet noon for Kui;. ne w ith her si-ter. Mrs lark She w a" aeon Hi pa tiled bv Mrs left he I tit. II- bapp-1 it- not hi ir maker will Tn it ut en ' Mirp:t-ed r hew to it. near ' It I t little H as ' ii i . entKt Ie!t tor t peti.l t' .it.- "Mi- -tov. of tho local d .;.bpia:t. rs. and i' J Cole : ants M.ie ih ii niornini: to remainder of the week at tnM.i;i;o -Tin-; wniTK u si-:tti-:" I i;ih) n m,m . U H ! III! IO (.I f U1M i.TS, v r In TT AsfcsMMMKJUtsrf I -J 'e v,m !v ertisers In tle pl.o thcr a:r.;n i'i.-o-t a No a I'ai'er n h i-iri'iilitbi Th K" r an tee tb i.irifH-it i of hiiv j a per pab horn;U Counrv I uy deat't can . C , h I t H .t. i 1 , ! , to 1., hri.l t t.r..l!s!l .'1 ' .11.1 llir .ttlHMIIlt in Hi.' t'ii f 11.. '..-. lilt- Til.' Ii. ' N,. h.iv htfti st'ttl.'.l. I ' l tl K l'.'"l Ml full. itt.iint I., u.r a'lutur.t mi I Ft EM EDYforMENI I 4k 00X BV MA L I IMtTAJIONfl- J R TM LOCAL AM) I'KKSONAL .Mark Tisdale, of Sutherlin, passed the day in Koseburg looking ufter business matters. Hissed after w as a for a J. J. Harbor, of KiiKeno, the day In Koseburg looking business matters. Howard Tuttle. of Portland, business v isitor in Koseburg tew hours today. Ceoriie Nichols, of Portland, trans aeted business matters in the city for a few hours today. H. It. MeKean, of Seattle, arrived in the city last evening to spend a few das on business. .Mrs. Kindly Harris, of Salem, left for her homo last evening after a Tew days spent here with friends. Mrs. Irene Harris, a local dress maker, returned here last evening, after a few days spent in Portland. It. Hates, the .Myrtle Creek hanker, passed the afternoon in this city looking alter business atfairs. I. Hamlin, of Yomalta, spent the day In Koseburg conferring with Ur. K. H. Stewart regarding his physical condition. The petitions of K. W. Kong, who seeks tho ottice of county commis sioner at the next election, are being circulated throughout the county. Mr. Lung Is a heinoerat in polities, lie is well known throughout the county and w ill no doubt have the liberal support of his friends in the ca m pa inn. The taking of evidence In the con tested will case involving the estate of Charles Keidel, deceased, was con eluded before Probate J udge K. W. Marsters late this atternoon. Argu ments uf the attorneys will be heard by the court Thursday morning at io o'clock At the time of Mr. Keidel s deat h he hot, neat hed his property, wdiich consisted of considerable money, notes, mortgages and real es tate, to his son, Fred Kef del, of this city. Later the other htdrs filed an action fu the probate court in which they asked that the original will be set aside aud that they be given a share of the estate. Attorneys Itice & Orcutt appeared for ( 'h aides Keidel, while Attorneys Ilm hanan & Porter represented th other in heirs. ' was from Kamp is a So-ialist In politics and is ijuite well known here. W. L. Archambeau was given an order today confirming a sheriff's sale on property secured by him re cently from the I'mpitua Heal Kstate and Livestock Co., Mrs. J. M. tingle, administratrix. The amount involved $'7.M4. William Singleton was Oak Creek this afternoon. I. H. Kiddle left for the rural dis tricts this afternoon to spend u lew hours on business. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kamey, of Kdenbower, is said to. be quite ill. hr. K. II. Stewart ly in attendance. J. O. Metz has begun the addition of three more rooms to his bungalow on North Stephens street. He is mak ing the improvements himself. fr C. Kamp, who lives on a ranch on- Doer Creek, Is a candidate for Presidential elector at the primary elec 1 1 on to be held in .M a y . M r. j LV.IM.I U ANTINK TALKS TO 'H AMKKIt OK MMF.K( K I (. rom the Port Umpqua Courier.) j heputy Highway Fngineer Cantine addressed the Chamber of Commerce at a meeting of that body last week ion the subject of state highways, en lightening the audiences to some ex tent as to what the State Highway i Commission was doing and what it 'contemplates doing. While his talk was interesting from the Commission point of view, the building of county . roads were passed up bv him. i n : tf you nave sometDlng to sell or rent trv sn Adv. in the Heview. NKW TODAY. FOl'Nh . A bunch of keys and kuite were left at the Merrick boarding house. Owner please i a 11 at tins oft ice and describe them. W ANT Kl ). W oman wants work as house cleaner: neat, fast worker. Phone l:M-.l. FOK SM.K CHKAIV hi'iuire at this offic Hound pup FIRST CLSS tent house, furnished, for sale cheap. See W. S. Powell. S'-i-ond Hand Store. FOI UOOO JUO&d HtLPS THE FAT FAN -QuT) G FORCOT IT, MY CAY IS SPOILED WITHOUT IT J DON T WORRY IVE COT IT THE REAL TOBACCO CmEwI X . 1 T-T E uied to twitch tohgeco every fe low -iu Ibouaanila til m. n bcitrrftnU ttajf tmsii cben is KBi. 10 ccnti the punch. eki. Then a trinA dmUi I cbtfc Chew. m,m- (mt. gktw. Scead vnf ie e-n.ro th.i VV -1( l.C I i :hrw,n ..e.be. ibem I Ji your Jctlcr rw waoi W-tt CUT Cbwia4 M.Je hf WEYMAN BRUTON COMPANY, SO Uoio, Sgq.r. New York Gtj SAI.K. 1 1 well bred Angora uouts and ah. nit Ji kids. Willi trade tor nood stit k cattle. In ijtiiro of J. F. Marker. MILK COATS for sale. Call at 10.. 4 ! Win hester street. I MOTOKC YCLKS FOK SAI.K - One Pope model li:!. sitikMe cvlinder. .1 hoiepower. V-belt drive. I condition: price $.!o. One T hor se;n Indian Twin, tandem and PreMolite tank ; good condi tion: price $'.. One lli:t T horsep.iw er Kcel lor Twin, tan dem. footboards, and Yd chain, toids . uood condition ; price 1 1 If you are looking for a bargain, address Andrew Moot e. 1 h s Creek. Oregon. YOU SI.F Two mibh cows extra ttood Jersey, both w i freh in Mav. C C. liroves. It. Ko-eburg Phone ."e-F;:.; No Wonder Every Lady Loves to Say Her Easter Outfit came from The Leader Right Merchandise FOK SM.K One ma bin . i heap and t:.it" Store. motr is liaker'!" Jew Richt Service KNCHW.IFS Ceiintrx store, hotel I'i'i! : i and acre-, on n.ain l;ne of S P K K ill accept Utwebu rg house in part pa v ment I'o: tl.ind house atlii t lotK. ill t raie for Ko burg city pro pert Sv.-aH ,i rtioni h ue, and lot i:i Ki" bunt, for i re.me near Ko !. .': e bie Port. and and l.o Vrn;eb in. on.e property for sto ked farm bat have u List tar prorrtv with u Skiff Kealtv i o . Hotel tiraud Atia- v Ko?ebui t. Orrgon. Right Prices and The Outfit Speaks for Itself
