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Newspaper Page TextRcmr.mnn naavs-rfvifw thi iwiiaV, jfMr . lOal. PAG 7 ROSEBURG NEWS. REVIEW Uaard Iiallf Elect Sundity. B. W. Bates V. Wim berly SLBdCRIPTION RATES Dally, per jrur, by mall Dally, six month!, by mall lially. by carrier, per month weeny re'.re-KQView, Dy man, per year AJiovxn fax Towx Dert a. Rate ...14.00 . .. 2.00 . .. .60 . .. J. 00 Entered a seconu-claas matter Muy 17, 1 12 0, at the poat office at llose- ourg, uregou, unaer me aci oi aiarcn , in a. ItOSKltl'RO. OflE ... Jl'l.Y 7, luM. YOUNG WORKERS NEED HEALTH PROTECTION - Children who go to work between 14 and 18 years of age need special protection if they are to reach manhood and womanhood , with good health and well-developed bodies. The United States department of labor through the children's bureau has just issued a report called "Physical Standards for Working Children" in which a committee of eleven physicians appointed by the child ren's bureau explain how the health of children at work may be protected. An effective means of protection lies in the adoption of physical standards which all children entering industry are re quired by law to meet Eighteen states now have a law requiring children to be examined before going to work. These states are: ( Alabama, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. The most comprehensive of these laws requires that a child shall be of normal development for his age, in sound health and physically fit for the occupation which he is about to enter. But unless examining physicians have defi nite Standards bv Which In Imt rlovolnnmont o 1 I l.u - - - -v,v.vr,,viii, nnu ovuiiu ueuilll, I underdeveloped and physically defective children are likely to goj w ..vm cot. w weir uwii serious disadvantage, in spite of ex cellent laws intended for their protection. The committee, there fore, has undertaken to define what constitutes normal develop ment and sound health for children applying for working papers. The report of the committee contains minimum standards of height and weight for specified ages, based on the most trust- wvimi experience ana present tiay practice. It also lists defects ior wnicn children should be refused certificates pending correc uon, ana conditions requiring supervision under which provision ai certiiicates for periods of three months may be issued. The points which examining physicians should cover if adequate pro tection is to be given the working child are given in detail in the report, which also contains a record blank for the use of nhvsi ' cians in making these examinations. Periodical examinations for .111. m, . a cnuaren aiier they have gone to work are recommended by the committee as a still further " , . V4 I'luivvuun. no J Ct IIU b Ul tc has taken this step, though an exceptionally good opportunity for nntHnw tnln AITMt . J i . . i.H...B iiiw c.cii mi nuequuie program oi neailh supervision, says the report, is furnished by the compulsory continuation-school Ittu't au tin -..i awn nun in iuiix 111 .m states. -O Here From ilendnb- Mra. L. F. Johns, of Glenda!, ar rived In tola city lat evening. Il.re l'Vmi Iteedaport Lfu.-lln a T'ant .f Tl ubilflruiH Vlil registered at tlie lirand last ulglit. t'p Krom Middle Hazel Morrow was up from Riddle ycnierday on a abort business trip. I'p From Cnnyonvillo 1 iiftrav II. .1 Inlitin th u. 1111 frnm CHiiyonville yesterday afternoon. Home to Dillnrd fiu "Alvlra Ijawla rAti.rnAil vda. terdav to Dillard after a ahort visit with Elsie lli ig. Ib-edsport I'eople Here l . A n it Un Tl C Hanlr!,. V a rived from Keednport yesterday af ternoon. t'onttructlng Knulneer Here J. O. .Mac Vicar, jl Grants Fuss, stopped over In Roseburg last even ing. He la construction engineer of tlie Rosebure-Myrtle Point highway. Hue Siring of Ki-.li 111. n ii .1 M. t It flu .. ... turned last night from ldleyld Park nore tney nave neen speuuin? tno Last week. I)r rhminiaii wna this morning displaying a fine airing of fish consisting of Jack anlinon and JpiuncJpXcIu'irs at Srt . SUM Lucky Strike cigarette $tedj rainbow trout, which he caught In a short time yesterday. He states lhat he took out eleven trout about an hour. In from Olnlla Jeane o& Vol I nf fllall A la In Inwn on business today. STATESMAN KNEW, ALL RIGHT Plant NMd Lawyer t Tail Him Thai tn mme t tut rou In Latin. A Chicago lawyer, a maa of great ability and wide learning. Tinted. during trip to the Southwest, the iiatillal tJf i.n. Mai. av Ham lin trctfl given dinner at the eipenae of the Til ftMMt mmm mtt hiln.lant AffUi mnA all ihe great men from oiilea around tare invitea to u. le uoDor uit great side o: blrj at the table and tbe Ilea- l..ii.nl .,.iaMiA. An nil... bIHa As the party sat down the Beau earda tad already ben laid betide their iilfilt. Thu eanla mrm vat flfiA They cost fS e.ch, and they bore at torir neaoa tne atate coat or anna, upon which waa engraved a motto la Latin. As the lawyer sat down ho took n this card and, looking at the motto. aid to tlie mao at hie left. "Very good, Indeed, and yery appropriate.' "Wbat'a goodr aaked tbo lieu tenant governor. 'I refer to these words." aald tao lawyer, aa be pointed to tbo motto. 'Yes," replied the lieutenant gov l Cl 1 1 u 1 1 -null Ruvwiui IWL iUI I woroa la Latin " THE BUSINeSS MAN AND THE BANKER The business man should consult bia banker freely . on Investmenta, fl naneea and bualneas probkema. You can eonsult with the officera ot the Roseburg National Bank on these aubjects freely and In perfect con fldonco. iX Uterest Paid Sanifi Aceouti TheCosebuift National Bank ADVERTISING REDUCES PRICES. Persons who have not given the subject of advertising st-rious thought may be inclined to believe that standard products could be mill ilinnniii. . t L. C . t .... .i. uic luniiuiHiiurers aia not Ryena too much money in advertising them. The contrnrv I. ih rtu Every concern which seeks a general -market for its goods finds it necessary to set aside a certain sum each year for adver- tising, and this is charged as a part of the operating expenses, o 1UC, or insurance, ine aim of the advertising manager is to buy the largest possible circulation among persons who would be interested in his product. ' Every manufacturer has certain fixed charges which must be t9ll nut nf ik. 1 is . w uie reteijiis irom tne business, and the larger the vol ume of business that can be created the less per article is charged for the payment of overhead costs. This volume of business is umuinea oniy uy creating a demand for the goods, and it is most allllotrlar ntl 1.. J I 1 ... .,u iinupiy uime Dy direct appeal through the newspapers. The same princinle w hich nlitni advertiser could be applied in the business of the smallest mer chant. The quicker the turnover u-hih : i. . - " ' suit to lllltht' the sooner his profit is obtained and the cash is put in the till for tlAUr TTkll tsli ft A J 1 ? a ii ...... - ,..yinBKa. nuvcrvising or tne practical kind will help to mase quicker sales and more frequent profits. The result is that . rel". wun tne aid or the general advertiser, is able to main tain standard prices and quality in the widely advertise,! articles -o i No "ladies' man" will ever ask for n "Jury with whiskers." as ulu uie viifM-iann, wmo, woman yesterday when she was alxmt to be placed on trial for killing her wealthy husband. This is an ex- mnl. ..f U r..:u t . . . . ... ,,lu , n wuiniin in ner nwi Rex when her life is at stake. o Judging from the denosila in 11 there are a great number of people left in the county and city who ... uiu u.uijfe, a oonar savetl is a dollar earned," which is a mighty good slognn even during vacation time. o ii tne women do the work" applies very forcibly to the ounuing oi a Druige across the l'mxiua. P.ut the imimrtant ques t.u.i lu ue consiuerea is w netner or not the "work" being dmie at mis time will accomplish any results. o '. If everybody spent as much time finding reasons for working as he does finding excuses for not working, all of us could loaf about half the time and accomplish as much as now is done. o A good way to spend a warm summer evening is to hike to the courthouse square ahd listen to the band concei t. Try it once It might become a habit. o . , This is the season of the year when "book beer" used to make its debut But seasons have chanired ami i, .,. purpose very nicely. Douglas county natives who have been wishing for summer weather can now trot out in the open for a burnin.' ' -o A whole lot of married couples Here In IlowburB are as jierfectly inaieii as a l.I collar and a 10 shirt. Uur. t'.u. lie... .....1.... I...... ....... .. InI. Mflll.f ..frit. AM u llll tllA HlMtllllt. mut noeHii i mean mat tney are not regular cats. i'. It is ftwy for a man In good health A 4k A Muttfrin tliitiliu llila luiiinild ...ililn. uoiih Here Is a man down east who lias seven wives, while Mme of us I.AVPl.'f mil. J,Mt .h.i..'. Ii,i.b eoiaillv the nood tlilnir-. nf tl.A mitt iiimi riiiuivti, It tjlkes A u-iilnnn ulfl,,i. ..i.' rmiureii TO 111 a u-onutn with . .I.... now to inuiiiute tliem. A nelulilMir muy know you for ears before lie borrows your lawn- mower, i ne Deiter nmule know 'oil anil vti.ir I.iimIi...u. .Ii.. . . i iiu i.. tercHtiil they'll be In your advcrtiM. niK. nuow.nK you - is not eniinuli. Advert Im- and let tlx in know Your An oiiloii breath. Is luxl r.wu.iFh hut the one with the home brew t mm "tnkeN the rake." A ft lie rarefiil nf lh l.lnl ulm iu ni. nays braireinit hImiuI his honesty. He will lHar watrhlnif. lll'T Wlll.'ltl.' fa To the teli-phone liiil our llil we doff. ..nil HrM-iiK t Willi flowers) our HllllPMIliltl Who ne'er horned in or rut us off In the iiildit of our business conversation. "Iti-fn-nhmcntN, consist hut of Ice creum, cake, leimiiimle. khiuIw lal.es ami pK kles, were nerved," concludes a socio! item In . Mkiin.v ihhui. Af ter which the lM'wl lablett were imi- ni'ttllllll. Ill the Niimiiu.rli...... .ii.i.l.Mi.. r..... -i i.u.uiy iiirns l.I llwinetifM ..r r..l.u .... AtM.Ilt thf IIW.tif- Miitiraa.A.t.. TlllllaT f klKIW alf Tn Mnls.... hutnl on your lionoyiiKMin nml "i;ri isi faiLrn '-anil uiin" am.1 atia hvt fhr clerk rtiniiul tii of vnur Home lloWHll.lTa la u-hf .Ii. f..n Hy auto may hnipen to lie parked. rt 5 t'Ki Ml M tkl'ItU ITTL'VTinvi Itlll SI.V4)iir....ll. I... "' ri'e in Hliort lenirths. rln. 4 'nil at DemiM-rnt ofllrf iioaiiv imuy lieiiKM-rnt. All llllt-ks liM.k Mllkn I... ..... - nrnnirk In the fl.M-k, ami evrnhmlv fs the iwarork. Sar It Will, fliiura I.... .1 . throw the NHpiets st yourself. 7 t W Jmlirlna fnitn iIia inii.ilui. wearina ii.iiImi.i .i. .i . nave been a ifrrtlil ....... nnemmMila aroinwl thl. n,w. ... .u- " Cave llltin mint-ai. nnl. I.. . 1. . 1 . ' '.till iii real urn t.e r . r. to nave the npuer hand, n n ne don t mlml It. o imirh. .but we rertnltilr h,,.-. h. ... , A..rmi any more mnvlc pro Lip....... 1 9 9 The f.itl. ..!.. . i. ' -I nH hennl on anr tl..li.tnM n.. t ... Cltv atNint nmin i .1. ... . Ti " remie fi.r dinner today, cb-ar. i'i.i.iiis; up mill." J One rrnn ti,.! nt.v . "'"1 : the bill o.ll.Tlnr: ft ft ,, )n. O l.n,l . . 'he l,ltfr automobile. b Jinrt re- eetTefl a sa.i...Ia i if . i ..vi .. ahlrh he wn he Is (..In to attach nnann r ... . ... after. A be A food way to make a tool out of a man is to take hia buvlno- - "J?" Mr- K,l"hrT: I had the 'r away from him. hU buy1,,g I rrnk SnA"- mn ... . T.'- 7-Relcw. May. where .. r, lnBI HBIT mutortnneT Visitor from Drain Mrs FliA f niirfMi nt Tlraln In f visiting at the home of Mrs. Carlos ii ! rage. Tamping at Ixme Rock John McCHntork and wife left last eenlng lor lne Rock, where they will enjoy a camping trip. lU'tunied from KnMern Oregon WATCHED EFFECTS OF STORM How Oreat Naturalist Teak Obaarva- tiena During Sever Weather la tn anasta Ceuntry. Day after day the atorm continued. iiiiuK wow on snow in weariless abundunce. There were ahort uerloda ur quiet, when the aun would seem to loos eagerly down through the rents la ihe clouds, aa if to know bow the work was advancing. During tbea cairn interval i repieulahed my lire sometimes without leaving tu nest. toward Morean and wife have re- --"" .earing tue neat, turnnrl frnm P..ID,ii .l.AMlfor fire and WOodnile were At. riAar they have been visiting with friends. cou,J ally be done or busied tivwu i. iiu my Doieoooa, watching the gestures of the trees In taking the snow, exandnlng separate err stats uuuer a lens, and learning the methods of their deuosllion aa an endnrim, loumuiii- i or tile streams. Several IhIiot from Port bind Mrs. Lylith Cannon and dauahier Portland, are enlovlnr a short isit with friends here. of rixillng at IHIIard Mrs. S. C. Ilarker of California is isltina- at Ihn home nf Mi 9am Miller at Dlllard. ItiillnuNl Siiiwinlenlent Here I). S. Weir. ARRifltanl annarlnlmiit. ent of the Southern Pacific, Is stop ping at the Umpqua. 'anyonville Lady Here Mrs. M. A rinllfh nf P.nvAnHII. arrived In Roseburg yesterday even- Hlddle Hanker Here 1). S. Henln. n nirirtio hint.. ... ped over in Roseburg last evening on wy io r-oniana. Kelum to Port land Mr. and Mrs. Prod Hull o,.,i .nn who have been visiting relatives in 'his citV for th nilt waotr i" '"eir nonie in fortiand last night. Here from WinchCNter Miss AuRiista Ueecrort of Win 'hestrr. arriVfiH In lna..li..H. . . day to commence work at the Rose "a oieum launary. Visitor from Wlaronxin ill Owi'ns of Omrn u u. I. VlaitlllK With S. J. .Inim. ui' tends to tnnvo i I fn m n v, : . . i I l . lino ... tun mm win mace, mil is home Homo to Wnr.liiiiirt.iii Miss Morlliu Itnhhln. U.f . ,t . .-v-. ;mioi' uay mteriiooii ror her home In Wash illL'ton Bflir a mnlnp .rln .k. 1. rnllforuia with Mr. and Mrs. Charles .iicr.iiunny. Suit ( Klle.1 Huit was filed todav hv H irt aBaiiisI Roliert L. Mnth.w. cover $S.,0 caid to be due on a prom- .i.iiu. me piaintirr Is repre- "y Aiiorney u. K. Hopkins. Hmiie From Monmouth llella Meredith atopped In Ttose- IlUrc VI'Klpnlnv nit hur I .. - .., ' ' " " J huiiio m nro- one Is down on a short vl.u iiuiii mono oiiin Mara .h. i. . . .in- .a u. tend lie llm Orairun aim. V . , " "'"' .uiii.ui SI IIOOI. V BHUVSII XHJE XVWH Hero from Portland M. B. and H. H. Gray ot Portland nave been enjoying a snort visit wltn m 1 1 uarenia. r. ana aire. nr. vv. Oray. Left on Kaatem THu Mr. and Mra. H. B. Roadman and I son, Frank, left Sunday morning (or i an eatenaen trin inroiic-h fna ami. They will visit Salt Lake. Omaha. Minneapolis, and Mrs. Roadman's old borne In Eau Clare, Wisconsin. Baby la III Aecordina to word received thia morning by Miss Agnes Pitch ford Billy Welsh, the amall son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Welsh, of Portland la seriously 111 with diphtheria. Mrs. V. M. Pichford, mother of Mrs. Welah, left for Portland Immediately on receipt of the news, and friend. I ui iue laiuiiy in inia city are am. loualy awaiting further Informatloa. W ill Reaide la Los Angeles Mr. and Sirs Marrv - T. . . 7 baby son, and Mr. Blgg'a moUl $ leava SnnHAv n. I . ' j uua nurajM . kAw win Ma.j. rill . J nureiM where thv will nulil. ? !? --- v-o uiaueauv mey spent me past winter In till vi.-f auu nave niaae many frlesiii wuu win resrei tneir aeparture Retura from California Mr. And Mrs PtiarlM m.-ciii the past month In California rived In Rosnhiirr la a. .l.k. V w.h "J auiuiuouue, golu as far as Long Beach, where th. spent several days. They returwi via Crescent City to Grants Pass u countering some bad road befonf reacninor nrania d... m . . . --.. iney alk - enjoyed a ahort visit with Jnlb. Josephson at Culver City, and o ouier rormer Hoaeburg neonlo i times when the atorm maul few minutes, a Douglass squirrel cam frisking from the foot af a iin,n dnarf pines, moving in audden Inter- "puns over the glossy snow; then without anv annannr viililanM tie would dig rapidly Into the drift "ere ue ounea some grains of bar ley that the horses hail irt ti.. Douglass does not strictly belong to '"" "Pier wooas, and I was sur- pnsea to llnd him out la such weather, ionn amir. TOWN PESTS TV mil11' mf jlpIL b'oovALeT Tlie Siaii.lnt Sli..i f. .... n .... " ur .1 m Ity ln the l.lnitnr,.r r. .,.. ll f"r . nilviMi it. ...... ... mm,, ,f NiHiM-nilnit IV:n!l ir's.-in- In I nml I'tii... . , . .. . ... . i-n.ii mr ih e.it II..: r farrv It n.tt .,..1 1-. It la Uie Uaii.ua . . l . .. , ... wi . iu Wlul- dnra it,, rutty Sbttl Cel.Lika W.lu n The hellbender la a fnt? but httrmlem mlima In Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and nuumwuru. xne hellbender Is known as an alligator aud water dov Ttvii Icles inhabit the central nana of tne iinuea aiaies. or whih th. vuuiiiiuu anu wiuesnread la th. turus maculatus. It reaches the length une iooi to twenty Inches. smooth, si tiny and brown blotched. with tlie tuVted gills dark red. These creatures rfmaln mostly amone wenia or rocks at the bottom of the water iiunng tne daytime, but at night, they move about, often with n.iik .ii.ni.. motions. In search of crawfish, worms. cvia. iroga ana It readily lakes th halt off the flsherman'a tmn r .. tenacious of life and can live for hours out of woter. They spawn during th ...i.i. Apr lun Ma. T)e ,p,n.n miicn resembles that of tnw. k... - v.. ...niei in color. BATH WATER 24 Hours a Day Maybe had by installing an Electric Water Heater at a cost of only-; 8 CENTS A DAY for operation. Phone or call at the Hudson Electric Store CLASSIFIED COLUMN! f; six aw ewasirwD ADvajaTisasaiajaTa siu a. rouaD os lsjt I raw vnnm abimo -ii toda!- f . l f Land Word ft.. Crit 1m nut an nnhonl It I- i.m,i. v-a v 13 used to bolst the anchor. Chains are uoi cuains. out platea of Iron bolted inroiisn a ship's side, to which th ringing supporting th masts I fas. Ad- "flTE0-L5 'ewer hog. .t once. """"in itancn. piiona 41-FS WhViiJ.KIJ S;r?OIn ""d'fn unfurnished "- Waitre... ,hort order ex. r.M. ppiy care- Di'g watches are nbt periods of time wANTD-CoinJ,'t teach.r In Diatl msurned In watching dogm but they tiiX?.. SKv r.Addr" e half watches of two houra earn i a"""' b,urt 5r""-: X)R RENT Furnished t room tali nnL 114 So. Stephana St. ( t0 RENT Rooms and partisan -rnTi St. Phnna IS-U consumeil are half watches of two hours each inun nog and 0 to 3 p. xa. I'muznt IS uot a dr nk .. ... hnl ... . .. . 1 uniiii ot water in which a veel la rcaulred tn fln.t Duck la not a thin that ..i.. .... quacks, hut a light canvas used for small sella E Is not ao organ of slrht- it ia - wuiar pan or a shroud or stay that la loOOed ovr a m.at v.. i . - 1- .tiuua "USII1C. DAHUAl.t T EV.FV l.v . iclal to used eara tk.i ... tt L ?" wli Por'tlaadon MIW1EI .1 . a at cvt.m. .ili ".-.. or trade for bura .u..a, uAKiang or RMe. BL'Ll, JEU.NEV umpqua w. o-TH . c.vii-it At Net Seen. A llhUMlSted Old A.nfl..n. V. .V1.1-UUT recovermi rn.. . .. tack of fever, cai.d up hli phyllcUia - w i'"u ana mioi complaint with reference to iha tt.i . , , . ia uiu ren dered by hlra on this occasion. snouted th old gentle man, "you have ma .., a... ... . . - a" i. ii.i uve eeki' calls. I win r . weeks only." BUL ht Saar ala .... . . . do ...7..:"l.,b,, ' , a iitiH TOD Ateb a. - v weeks." ' Terban von did I . retorted the tight oca. "bur for on uriiriniiB. anrf i riii.a -.waaw-jr IS. Wt Do,T; ::-. -sency. 20i BU.LJ. KOH gEav'l.t4i. i ..: com.. ir"""'?'"""." . . r. roao. DOI'OLAS county worth . ....... ... to anr Hva. h....u. e'""r pnny work It .h w" "HI t.n.r..;.. mpn epara Ra- rro.V V'"Vf lo ijtnltlon ay. cm: Y?i7. o.nra 40 per timber toi.,i,Ji",.D"'?t. ? Sad .p. o. bo. vr; T.r,i.nJ.?,r'n''y' tMMR - wM iLiZTlZ r4 truck. Ixxit Th Eternal ramiaia. "la .. . ,. " " nn look aa bv h.t... aaid tb "wiMujnu. -low think . . Clothe TV. a . ,Bm - ' i iw ma iiriiaa v fv bromrht .M . ... v ": .,ur- Tell and the Sw, ,Da fco, " mit m. th. .... . .. "easier io: ' - -lat 1W a 11 tttaalt. .. aternal fatai.ia. "taei aa ' - Miaint tor 2S,T.A.'ol.ler containing oaiZi. of V if LimI f- ' K. .!-- Tr. ."""Kin, South bakat. rravo at thi. nfti... - . Afltnit l hra-h ..l.I.' siontML .. . - a wun rania. .r .r.V nv .same hr Lfoprty acrlbln LOSl-o,, Oak fa. July (th. k.i j at : . . . Ur.DIT h. rTrwbrti rt P.?, Ii7-urnl.fc,i FOR BALK Hay In n-ld It and M P ton. CAAh. A. Taal U'llh.. n.- FOR SALE Kaawell automobUa en . ahap,for aale cheap. J. M. Juft BALK-Young team, weight uaK T. Mr . . i . 7 .,T- n . aa, wtLfanina ln Wilt wy OH aiAiaS Protoocrpn cDca wrt r. naru m.m - T 7.. . al- 'Oil BALK (-room house on con So. Rose St. For full informal. l'hona 107. v- iXJlt BALE Housa in North HmbI rooms, bath, baai-ment, and .-a porcn. t-nona t(-x. .' LtOIHlE ; ar for aale cheap. Will I !.n ;ora or Chovrolet. JW4r , fivai'iuvi.w. . Id an FOR 8ALKV Ford touring car." Oaf running order. Ins. f . o. Boi 1 Kosebura. Oraann f OR SACK Nash touring car u"? stoca t I'. 4 hart. fL bin ...... . . . drcus W care N.wa.Ravl FOR RAf.hlJla TtZ UfcT "" "ww. on be raacnej truck. C. K. Kannlnr. DliontlllaJ FOR RENT Throa room furilt. iiousa. on paved str.t. Lonl W lltAiiLa m . i i . . am FR SALE I sewing machln. t naar n ..... . i ...... 1 1. ill -'. Ada Crouch. Wilbur. Or Route 1. Boa is. j FOKu KL'NABOOT In good ruTS "r", ror aai, with two mr ir, Juat overhaulad. Prlc4:i0. taf. 1 rvR SALE Oood team horarTy -na iiirnn nor a sooui each good condition, aona . . i. ail Oaklaad. for ! !Utlln ' I I'UaAT , " ..ai mil. aia mnn " . , lard. Oood stock on hand v' dors cut. Rustle, floorln. n": IM Stock fa. aal. aftar Jalf 'I FOR Bat. si r.. . . . .... nor aaa poai at aaxhwar: place. V avrw ado pfasi at .... at ... ..t. ar ad etor aauutlt. rt . ASdrt. B. rar. fcaw-Syjg-, A iio6b f'ARli for aale 'Pr Camaa Tal. coetalna Ot. Jith 12 acree under "Itf, - III Iraa altogether er ti "I botldlng. rot furtaer-- nntion ran at lti wet .a IKICKD RIOHT 1 arraj Ama lutlt i.a. . a awitTM: for poultry rsncb; tltf wa Do mbl(. a iT.;.r.,srr."tpi" Ua.