ROHKBURO KKWMUCV1EW. THTHSDAT. AVnn, 19, 10M.
PAGE FTVK
112'inch whtlbaam
Cord Tiras Standard Equipment
rpUE Studebaker UGHT-SIX will
I appeal to every buyer who wants
a low-priced car that will be satisfac
tory in performance, appearance, com
fort and endurance.
And in addition to its recognized supe
riority in these essentials, the UL.H I -SIX
carries refinements found only on
more expensive cars.
The LIGHT-SIX is equipped with cowl
ventilator operated from the instru
ment board; cowl parking lights; inside
and outside door handles and large
rectangular plate-glass window in rear
curtain. A thief-prodf transmission
lock, which reduces the rate of insur- .
ance to LIGHT-SIX owners 15 to 20
per cent, and cord tires are also stand
ard equipment
Long, semi-elliptic springs (50-inch in
rear; 36-inch in front) and soft, gen
uine leather upholstered cushions, nine '
inches deep, provide unusual comfort.
Its 40-horsepower motor delivers
ample power for the hard pull. And
vibration is practically eliminated by
Studebaker' 8 method of machining the
crankshaft and connecting rods.
The intrinsic value of the LIGHT-SIX
is unmatched at anywhere near the
price because Studebaker does not
skimp on materials or workmanship -but
uses the best, ft is built complete
in the most modern and complete
automobile plant in the world, making
possible its low price of $1045, f. o. b.
factory.
Studebaker has been building quality
vehicles and selling them at fair prices
' for nearly three-quarters of a century
and is the largest builder of six-cylinder
cars in the world.
Touring, (1045; 3-Pauengtr Road$ter, 91045; Coupo-Roadtttr, $1375;
Sedan, $1750. All prices f. o. 6. factory.
C. O. THOMAS
Distributor for Douglas County Roaeburg, Orsgon
bouse on Friday eTonlnir, April 14tb,f -"brter tnJ or ordinance No. . Ttisy I
IbvO.OO ea.h iind will btwr lmrt.l ftt
lit Der cvnl u.r annum. ayabli aoml-
annually, ad will b payable In twrnly.
ytara xrom their date, but may be i-aia m
at lue upilon or ttie city ai any Intel- A
at 7: JO. A Bbort llior&rr program
will be given. Mr. Cross, the county
Industrial club leader, will ba there
with the moving pivture machine.
Everybody Is Invited. The school Is
3 nil lee west of Roseimrg.
o
Plans Made For
Apartment House
George KohlhRKf-n returned last
night from Portland where he has
been spondlng a couplo of days con
ferring with contactors regarding
the plans (or the Hpartmeut house
which he is to erect in this city soon.
A slight modification Is being made
to provide for an entrance on Jack
son street as well as Lane street. The
main entrance formerly was planned
for Iane street but under the alter
ed plana there will be an eutrance on
both streets. The architects are now
getting out several sets of plans to
submit to contractors wbo will sub
mit bids at ence.
i
Vrangements Made for An
nual Contest Between
Schools.
year by the meet and it is hoped that !4e 444
this time ther may he some enter-i
tainment provided for them other! AROTTND THE TOWN.
than the athletic meet.
IY IS HANDICAPPED
ral SchnfiLi Ilcnninwl t. .
f mr HaJidlcnp In Order to (ilvo
icr Ilund Schools KuiU
tliaiice to Win.
fTlie annua! cuuni tmrir .ia
JjLil declamation contest will be
5 sl"Klmrg oa Mar 20- aecord
J io i plans announced tortav. Kol-
Eh.M fl'cli0"al meets are
Sneld in all nana nf .ho .
Uh, r 10 May flrat each
?rtM,l,(nW among its
t in th "r""no "ie hut contend-
"o M.r'Y-"1"" a",lr,ic even,s-
I'LM? , V, "-Presenting
wji srnn.il shall enmnete in a sec.
Jr. , ba 'earns to repre-
! ,,, ' 'lw being govern-
Sm'i, if;?.. n'.:-,h'. 'ult if 8mall
www
AnrnOCl, plu W"r. none 189-t.
Henry Strsder yesterday paid a fine
of $2.60 ln the city court for allowing
a dog to run at large.
KAT IllCAKTILV MITHOIT FEAR.
W. F. Chapman guarantees Ml-O-Na
Stomach Tablets to promptly re
lieve nfter dinner distress and indi
gestion or money back.
Meeting of Ball
Players Announced
All ex-service men who are Inter
ested in a legion baseball team are
Cleaners shop, next door to the Liber-j 1 b Douglas shoes for men, $5.
ly theatre. Friday night at 7:30. The I
conimlttee appointed by Commander
frPTRELrJA CORSETS Mads to
measure. Bella Ctm, Pnoat S91-1
S. J. Jones left this morning for
Drain to spend a few hours attend
ing to business matters.
Flurry of I'mpnua Post American
Ieglon has called the meeting and
they are very desirous of having a
larjtB attendance. It will .be finally
doclded at the meeting whether or
not the legion can support a base
ball team in this city. The commit
tee wishes to secure the names of
veteran ball players who are willing
to take part ln the athletic activities.
Revival Team to
Go to Greens
. T,,. . "'""' d aealn.t larger
r'S inri , . '"ur Masses for
-oa n . .. ini i,lk.
an li ,i - " ' Kins.
' II rt.fT.rent evenis and In
nw; 11 b held dc.
"nt l.Vv hich ho0'-
rahlo .iuae(i eon'
rn.iirr
ii :nnng the schools.
. "-"'n will ,o i.
TZX'. Whkl1 wi" ' held
-'fMhat Itos. burg
J"-- fr.e, ... Pupils to
- W,'- ' th" "'hletlc. match.
-.-.r , '";" i,ere'd to snlimit to
' Kn... ' :'p ,n h" grade
ff ..l 1.-. 'he high
It
I
; '-l' -II b taken frc
1 ! -h.,n-. ". '" EiVf 'b sun
' ! Ih i,. 1 ' 1'ial onrortuni
small
r,sr,, ' 1 mill)
u')l. in the cnii.
,1.-.1..
e w
city last
Ttev. c. II. Hilton will go to Oreon
Sunday afternoon, and will give an
Easier messiiBe. Mr. Hilton will be
accompanied by the Ross Evangelis
tic company, who will rake their in
struments and will give a short sac
red concert for the Green people. The
Koss p"eople greatly enjoy going out
to play for the schools either in town
or country, and arc often Induced to
play for local entertainments while
they tre In a community. Their
music Lh very pleasing.
Sl -ater rmvA
"rou-lit to the city U,t
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets
Tf your skin is yellow complexion
pallid tongue coated appotit prior
you have a bad tasto in your month
a lazv, no-cood Iccling you should
tike Olive Tablets.
Dr. Kdwards Olive Tablets a Fuh
stttute fur calomel were prrparrd by
Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study.
Dr. Edward &'OiivcTabl?ts arc a purely
veRctable compound mixed withohveoiL
You will know them by their olive color.
To have a clear, pink sk i n, bright cts,
to pimples, a feeling of bu'jyancy like
chiVlh-vxld'Jvsyou must pnt at the cause.
Dr-.EdwarrH' iAiv Tablet act c-n
the liver and bowclr hke raWmcl yet
hav ho dar u- nfter effect.
They start the bile and overcome con
stipation. Tak oneortwonitrhtly and
nfte the pkisinn rrult. Million of
born are mid annually at 15c and 30c
Mrs. Edna Qulnn, of Portland, who
hnn beon vtslting her elfttor, Mra. Hay
Clark, in this city, returned to her
home today.
W. L. DoukIab shoos for men. $5,
$6 and $6.60 at the Booterie.
Morris and Paul P.owker, left this
morning for CorvalMs, where they
will remain for a few days.
A dfrrct factory shipment of barb
wire, smooth wire and Union hock
poultry netting, also nails and
staples. See Churchill Hwd. Co.
Contracts taken for water wells,
deep or shallow. Prices reasonable.
Albert Graham. Looking Glass.
t'nion Lock poultry netting for
poultrymon who 'use the best. The
Churchill Hwd. Co.
T'nion Encampment No. 9, I. O. O.
F., met Inst night for the purpose of
conferring the Royal Purple Degree
upon two candidates. Following the
lodge meeting and the degree work
u bamruet and social time was on-Joyed.
Have your wafer wells drilled ear
ly. Deep or shallow wells drilled.
Prices reasonable. Albert Graham,
Looking Glass, Oregon.
Our new KniiTnr hats are Just In.
We are showing whho sports and
snitors also. Come and see thm.
Why pay more when you can git Just
w hat you want for lss money. Mil
linery Department, Bellows Store.
A large number ?f people aro ex
nrrteH to attend the nrocrnm at the
Green school tomorrow night. A verylnr of April, i
interesting entertainment has been
provided and some interesting slides
have been secured and will form a
pleasing educational feature.
JVOTICB OP 81KIA1. MTV ELEC
TION. Kutc la hereby given that on the
25ih day of Mttrch, IS-'?, there wai IIImJ
In tha office of the umlersltf tunl an
lnltlutrve petition retiuratlns that &
pedal elm-lion ba bold in tho city of
ltosfburtc. Oregon, on May lath. 19:'2,
for the purposu of mubmittlnK to mo
leKal voture of said city tho following
proposed amendnint to the diluting
Charter of the City of HoHvburg, oru
on. to-wlt:
An Act to amend Section 8S of the
extntlnfc munli lpal Chnrter of tha City
of Hoeiburff, UreKoii. by adding thc-re-to
Kubdlvlstun 66, to authorize the City
of Ko tit burg1 to acuulro certain lands
hereinafter described for a Ctty l'ark,
providing for tho Issuance of not to
exceed FIVE .THOUSAND DOUjAHH In
ncgotiablo bonds of the City of Rone
burs to provide fiimts for tho acqulnl
tlon of aald lands, and providing for
the levy of taxes to pay the Interest on
said bonds and to pay said bonds at
maturity.
lio It enacted by tho People of the
City of Itodebtirg, Oregon, that Btn'tlon
3S of the existing municipal Charter of
tho City of Kofwburg, Oregon, an en
acted by the Legislative Assembly of
the State of Oregon, by "An Act to In
corporate the City of Kosoburg, and to
repeal nil acts and parts of Hits In
conflict therewith, to- It: an act en
titled "An Act to Incorporate tho City
of ltosehurg," appioved October 3rd,
1872, and an act entitled 'An Act to
Amend an Act Entitled an Act ti In
corporate the City of Hoseburg,' ap
proved October 19th. lSO, and fAn Act
to amend an act entitled 'An Act to
Incorporate the City of Hoseburg," ap
proved February 23rd, IPS ; also an
act amendatory of mid act, tiled ln the
office of the Secretary of State Febru
ary 19th. 1891; and also an act to In
corporate the City of Hoseburg, and
to define the powers thereof, approved
February 2.rth, 189"; and to repeal all
acts amendatory thereof and In con
filet therewith," (which net was tiled
In the office of tho Secretary of State
on February 22nd.. 19or. -and as
amended by vote of the pe"ple of enhl
City a an election held May flth. 190",
and as amended by vote of the people
of said City at the general election
held therein on the fttli day of October,
1914, and as amend-d by vote of tho
people of aald City at an election held
Uiereln on tho 3rd day of June, 1105.
and as amended by vote of the people
of astd City at an election held therein
on the 22nd day of May, 191ft, and as
amended by vote of the people of said
city at an election n'eld therein on the
2Ut day of May, li20, shall ho and the
same la hereby amended by adding to
said Section 33. Subdivision fi. which
shall read as follows, to-wlt:
58. The Common Council of the City
of Hoseburg Is hereby given full,
power and authority and is hereby di
rected to purchnse tho following de
scribed real property, to-wlt: All of
Hloek "O," Ijaurelwood Addition to tho
City of Host-burg, Douglas County,
Oregon, according to the official pint
thereof on file and of record In the
office of tho County Clerk of said
County, for a City Fark. and to Ifhuo
nnd sell negotiable bonds of the CI Iv
or Hoseburg. the principal nnm of
which shall nnt exceed the sum of
FIVR THOI'SANh T"H MA HH. for the
purpose of providing funds f-ir the ac
quisition of said lands. The bonds
hereby authorized shall be in such
form and of such denominations and
payable an to principle at such tlnies
as the Council may determine, s.itd
time not to exceed fifteen years. Said
bonds shall bear interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, and all of said bond shall
be deemed concurrent and shall bo
without priority m to each other. In
addition to being a general obligation
of the. City of lt"Selmrg (hey shall be
a first and exclusive lien on paid lamls
from the time said lands are acquires
by the City or iioaenurg until suM
bonds are fully paid. The Council Is
hereby authorized to levy a tax an
nually in addition to all other tJie
authorized to be levied by the Charier
of the City of Hoseburg to puv the in
terest on said bonds as the same be
comes due. and to pay sal 'I bonds at
nny time therein authorized. The In
debtedness authorised by this Charter
Amendment is in addition to nil other
Indebtedness of mnU Cilv already In
curred or authorized, and I not to be
considered as nncted by any limits of
Indebtedness in sn Id. Charier or else
where. AH p.irts of the Charter of the
City of Hofo-burg, and nil ordinances
or parts of ordinances of said city. In
con tl let with the provision h of this
Charter Amendment, are hereby
amended., modtfl d, or repealed as the
case mav require, in oroVr that this
amendment in ay be in 'ff"'t."
The form in which said proposed
Charter amendment shall appear upon
the official ballot, as rciio-M.d by Ibe
iiettlioners. jdi.ill be an follows, to-wlt:
"Shall the ov burg CMv Charter be
amended to authorize and require the
City Coun- il to purchase !Uo k n:
haurclwond .VMltlon to ICo.ebnrg,
Oregon, for a cliv park, nnd to author
ise $.'ii(0lt six per eent bonds of Siitd
City to pav tlr. r- for. and to authorize n
tix to pay raid bonds and the Interest
thereon.
"Vote 'Yrs'or No ' "
Notice Is her- iv given that purxunnl
to f.lld petition, there ts hereby tailed,
and will be In Id in the Cltv of Hose
burg. Oregon, on Frldav, tlw lth dav
of V.iy. 192. n pecftl CUv Kle.-tlon
for the purpose of submitting atd pro
nosed Charter Amendment to the N irnl
voters of said city for their approval
or reject Ion.
The votlncr places In the respective
voting pre-tn' nnd th JimI,.,. snd
clerks of election therein, for holding
said elect Ion in st Id Ct y. nre the
places nnd the Judge and elrrks there,
(tf. which will 1 designated bv the
Countv Court of Douglas County. Ore
gon, as the voi'ng place nnd ln'l'tv
and clerks thereof for holding tho pri
mary ee tb n to be hehl In paid city
on aid tint...
Thut said ele'tlon wMI co-nrnoncr
snd close on iid 19th dv of M.v,
l!t'2. at the tio.e provtdd bv the av.
of the Stale of Oregon
Dated at lto- i-urg, fregon, this I'dh
len i wa
Bald bouSS Will V
At
Ht payment pt?rl d at or
years troiti ibeir uute.
iHr sold to the h1'11 veil le-
i(iotisible bidder tor cash.
H. H. fcCi'I-ESTON,
City Hecordor of the CUy ut traln.
' 'irvifon.
1
notk w run 1III1S FOK STiO-tr IM
IH KM K.N 1'.
Heak-d proposula will be received by i
the undersigned bt his office In tho 1
City Hall in the- City of Hoseburg,
Ortfgon. up to 6:00 oVim'k d. m.. Satur
day. April Zi, 1922, for the improve- j
merit or Aiaurone avenue iroiti ino
north line of Military street to tho i
north line of Ltlburu streut, in the CUy J
oj itoseourg, t-ret-on, in me iiiunuur ta
provided by Ordlnatuy No. 765. 10
All bids must be aubmilted upon rA
blank forms which will be furnished j V
upon application to the undersigned, ' m
and must be accompanied by a certi-;
neti cnecK payaniu to me Lity rreas- : ri
urer for five per cent of the bid. to 1f 1 m
f.trfolluH in tha f'ltv In Ihu vnt RUhl . rJ
bid ln accepted and the bidder shall
fall to enter Into a contract and bond
with tho City according to the terms
of said bid. A bond of 100 per cent of
the contract, satisfactory to the City,
will be required of the contractor. The
tlmo stated In the proposals for the
completion of the work will be consid
ered tn awarding ho contract.
The Council reserves the rinht to re
ject any and all bids.
Hy order of tne common Council.
Dated April 10, 19?2.
n. i wiitPPMS.
Hecordor of the City of Hoseburg,
, Oregon.
XHICK KUH HID FOIt STHKIOT IM
lIIU KHb.NT.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned at his office In tho
City Hall In the City of Hoseburg.
Oregon, up to 6:00 o'clock p. m.. Satur
day, April Hi, l2t, for the Improve
ment of Hlce streot from the west line
of Main street to the east line of
Stephens atreot, In the City of Itnse
burg, Oregon, in the man nor provided
by Ordinance No. "M.
All bids must bo submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnished
upon application to the undersigned,
and must be aceortipanied by a certi
fied check payable to tho City Treas
urer for five per cent of the bid. to be
forfeited to the CUy In the event said
bid la accepted and tho bidder shall
fall to enter Into a contract and bond
with the Cltv according to the term.-
of said bid. A bond of 100 per cent o."
tho contract, satisfactory to tho City,
will be required of the contractor. The
time stated ln the proposals for the
completion of the work will be consid
ered in awarding the contract.
The Council reserves tho right , to re
ject anv and all bids.
Hv order of tho Common Council.
Dated April 10, 1922.
IE, I WHIPPDR
Recorder of the CHy of Hoseburg,
Oregon.
A NEW SUIT FOR EASTER ? 0
Why Not!
We have Suits that will
appeal to you in style
and value. They're 100
per cent Pure Virgin
Wool and hand tailored
Drop in and try 'em on.
Harth's Toggery
s
$27.50 ; 4
to jj
$35.00 5
s
6
kVrmt4rMnxv?kn-i
Ton years ago todnay the I'mpqua i Institution yesterday from the Ladd
Valley Hank was established. A and Tllton Dank of Portland with a
beautiful bouquet of rose buds was ) card bearing congratulations on the
received by the management of the bank's tenth anniversary.
it
OREGON"
Portland Cement
A Douglas County Product.
Insist upon "OREGON" ce
ment being used and help
build up a payroll and asset In
your own front yard. Evory
barrel of "OREGON" draws
material from Douglas County
and adds tttl to her pay roll. j
Every dollar spent tor xoreign
cement leaves Douglas County
to build up other torritory.
Sold by
DENN'S TRANSFER ;
& STOR AGE CO. :
Vosburgh & Wiard
wish to announce that owing to our Increase in business It has be
come necessary to install TWO I'llONES, that w may give a Btill
better service to our pu'lrons.
. Kor Better Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables,
Call 515
Call 516
Vosburgh & Wiard
"TIIIO 1 ItlKMl MAKI.VO STORK."
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
HO. BW CLASSIFIED AO VBHTISBVUHT WILL, Ba WOVKB OM LAST
MSB URDEB SAI)iat K9W TODAT"
Include in Your
Laundry List
your daintiest outer and Inner blouse
or skirt or the laciest lingerie here
with confidence that It will be ex
quisitely laundered without tho
slightest Injury. Indeed our launder
ing Is a preserver rather than a de
stroyer of women's apparel.
Umpqu aSteam Laundry.
Phono z$o.
"Ask Your Neighbor.'
WANTED.
WANTKU WouJ culture, lioyur Bros.
12inen-K14.
WoMAN wanted to k,- house f.ir an
-ldf rly lady. Sift Nurih Hopq rit.
VA.NTi;i !( uvur "is to work
it round kitrii.n. Apply at Cufeturla.
'ANTKI nr.- ur youiifr man to work
on form. Hoyr Itrot. rhune 1I-F14.
I'USITION wiinhd by PTorlcnrod
mrnoxraplicp nti.l pcn'-rnl niTKe girl.
Adtlrt'wa K. II., Nt-wn-ltrvJew.
W A NT Kl To rent a. small fnrm or
plnc of Intnl. Apply to Walt it llel
chr, rnrft Moyil Mnotlmrt. ritor Ut.
WANTKh- I )-'pfinl;iliIu tiuin for farm
, Htid orrlmrd work. I'xpprlwnroil In
onnrntlntc pnwrr sprnyiT. DrnKon
"rowors I'ai kin tf Corporation, Iloffe-burK,
WA NTKJ Mlililhi HKod lady who
would like homo In Urn country for
fi-w infitithf, an companion. Will pHy
poiiiii wuki'H. Addn-Ntf "A," euro New-Hovlow.
M-n' ehncn half olH for $1.25 At
th Itontorh?. TTrintr us your work
and BfQ lh dif!ornco.
T VMMM'UV
(Mv iv-.ord. r of lht Oty -f IIo-Ihi i tr.
f rfon.
XOTK i; r HAI.K OP WA'I Kit IUM'
Notl-o Is hr-l-T irl-n t' it the tm-
I dT"tKt(-d 'i'v ltrortli r ff tli i(V
I of lirnln. tr-K tt, will. up 1" 7-1"
jO'rlo, k P m. ' n Ftalur-lnv, April 1
'j-:2. itt his p rr In :t . 'I li. r--i
cult d hti t .r the p jr- ti- of flH.-
ii n Vallry raront TearhPrn Morla-1 "Vaui h-Jin ilii i-,! Huii i.y
thority or tue City
Thor will bp a ni--Hn nf lh Syl
vn Vallv rarnt Tearhnm assorja-
tion at the Simon VaIUy school 'said city by
JITNEYS
and
TRUCKS
MY havo .'ill tho lutr-st in fr
matlon on tho Inmii anr' and
bond r M-uiiiinontii (or your
bllHilU'.-itt.
We aro in poHitton lo ((Ufilo tho
now r;((H tn you iimf ln-lp you
nut. Tlio rublit; .S.'ivi(o Cum-mis'-bin
i puutnir mnn In th
flold m.w tf olw-rk tip. nnd aro
iiiHtni'-tod Ut tiffdeo 1 tin law.
Lot tiH tak' your application
now and toivo ymi lln- troulilo
of 4 xi'lalnint; to lh Judo.
In il;u -ItiR your al'pUralion
with us yiu aro asMiir d of th
t.'Ht poK-ibl" protect ton aii'l
prompt fitMvito.
I RICE & RICE
I Insurance brokers 1
I IIOSKIII 1UJ. ORIXiOX.
9
nur iir full or part pny oti rnn'li tn
Joophlnn Co.. on pavii hlKhway;
si'hool .i plare. 1'rlou flo.UOy.OO.
Addroas I. O. Hox 6S5,
At! K NTS WANTKH-Uirtto tnanufa -turiT
waiitu HK'-ntit advirtiMt'd
lirand im n i KhlriM dirt--t to wi-ar-cr.
No rapital or .xprrK'noo re-i-iifr--d.
-o painph-M Madison MHU.
T Mil Urnmlwiiv, N w York.
TTT.Td ' "w ATi:i-J'l.iks, 1H "npwn rd.
for jrovrrniiHTit offi position, $IJj
tiu.nthly. l''.p ri' ii'f uiiimm eKfury.
For free ll?t of position now uprn,
wrltn J. Li'onnrd (fnrm-r '1vU S.r
vi.fl x ad 1 1 1 1 i i. l"fil Kuitaldu ItlUtf.,
Wnnhfngtt.n, IK
lHt HRNT S housekeeping room.
Jlrrrirk lloune.
holt UK NT OK HALH 260 head of
vwv9LApi.ly 627 Mill at.
FOIt KKN-r Aafoty dDoslt bo is.
unionurff rsatmnai panK.
HooMrt Furnished housckofplnff. and
slcvpliitf. with bath. 1U W. Dousrlaa
KtK ItKNT Two 2-room furnuiivd
apartmentu, rlo In. l'hons 212-J.
FOU SAhfcJ C11KAI- iitunip puller. Sa
liit.
Foil HALE lln y. Kdonbower Orchard
Tracts. I'hono 2-FS.
Inquire
KlNIi Mll-K cow for sale.
t Front-h TratiMfi-r offlre.
Foil kau; oinap. nw Hinsor suw
lnKiiiacilno. IMiona 212-J.
Ft tit HA LI) t hfup or trndo for cattle:
.J t'lu'vrolct. l'hona 176-lt.
FOR SAI.K Milton piano, tn ilrst rluas
condition. Inmurn Oouglas ltotL
FOU bAldO fi-rooui plastrred house;
price and terms ritfiit. Inquire 4ii
rioutli Alain tit.
Foil SAM: Now White Hotary srw-
iok luaciniiv, i3.ou. izi N. Jacksun
St.
-Holt on haritorit", silver.
C. U. Curiiatiau. Ut. 2,
misi:i.tam:ois.
Wi: HI'Y d,l TIUKS Viil-.nilrlnK df
1 p;i rt iii on t. S r St.i 1 i n.
TAl 1. 1 litlN' and 1z i-FntmiKll ft of all
kinds, njl H Main. Mrs Outhrldn-.
'nH)i:i.tF:iiiiui.l j-m-v hull f-.r sVf-vU-f.
I -t I J. AI-' oun 11. Uinp'iu i
l'ark Add'ilon.
l-'o'lt TUAOK - UaVh 'f'-r Uos-loir
rc-ildt'ticp prop-itv. Imiulro at Jnr ,
rp'ok Snl'-s staid- j
Till-; I'AUTV who tonk a purs- front
1 tin- Ivnnev Kioi4- Aloint'''. r.-turn t h j
j ,-anii) to tho H'-!" or t 1 1 olTou nnd j
navi' troul'lr, fi th v w'n ni mi. j
$liMl. l-l,ini 1 ft-rnum hniiMi', with
1-nth; lot r."v(in; 1 1 i K;ncl- n land. I
Kara it-: lioiio h tinlUln f--.il uii-m;
wliruhlorv i-t.d i..rr: .'.-liar; on1
went side, oiitM. ' It v limits; u fliu-
li.otoi at a r.-M-onahi,. prl thmo n.t j
down and La t - i"v t. riim. (i. i
W. Vo-miu Ai S.,M I'l'i'" ill. I
Milt SA !.!-
with
11' ix 2
l'i f l; SA lK Italian pruno trees, 3
ft., pea- i roots, well rooted. $J.&0.
Mnflhloiu, Olxonvillo.
FOU SAI.K Ti'Qtn, liurnens. waKn
and loHKintr ontiit. or will trado for
F.rd. W. U. AI. Iarland. Aii.ilca, Or.
l 'i U SA lA Several Kood brnniT sows
with j.Iks. AlMit 4i piK-s. It and
".-uh. I.iiulhlorn. Ivonvlllo.
I'OU SAI.K A fine "P.t of fr.-h Anglo
Niil'lin nillk K"ata, For prh-o, mtc,
write J. 1. J(oaeh.TIUertj()re.
I t Ht SAI.K S'-. ij barley and wood oats,
a I i tram, anon a ml burners; hIru
tiam of fon.iJl mules. Ioer Creek
Sale Stahles.
FoU SAI.K I rot.m'eo'tTH"--!-, bath," pan"
irv, on paved street, ebmf In; koc!
ftz.-.j balatu-o Ilka
i nl . In-inire Fowler St.
A HA It' I N 1 "n.w Fird.-mr true tor.
Il7r.. NVver been uwed. A No S.-eonil
hnol 1 II. i. SMUpHiin an-l I'kco trae
torr. Addriiss "Tru" tor." News-
U.-Mew.
l''l'i:MsMKti iVou'm".- I.ir iib-: fi ronta.'
I-In :t or . d; iiio'lein; jot -I o I m fiet ;
paving himI slrbwilk; f'lllv fur-ni-h(-..
l-ri. n $ ;.,'0..mi; $inimnii d.wn.
biiatirc f'tiiiM. i;. W. Vomitf 6c Son.
I -Motto 1 1 , .
tiOKT AiO tXH'!ll.
county I'ontiin fir timber. IttUT-i-vt
,, p i rt 'itiniii 'i l a I - with V.
I. Kirr, I t'io It is;.eet Avenue, Lo
Anir. le. Culifi.rn i.
o-ttinif. i I
"Fol'NO Fin
pb nnft t n a'
a tid i i v r n id
F H'Mi
pie- m. i wn--r I
b , describe It,
1 i v: n r 1 1 1
l
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Fou i:i:vt-l-ii.
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Fin; Mai
be .1 M ,
I'.'.o V. St.-j
Foil i:i:T
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n. I'.rasut. j
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l 'i ve r'ti in f f in d buima-
ic y.iic Sfri'" uifibTit
i'.tit. 1 : i i T t - i ii f.-at it, f ir -
it.-.tMi-nf I o'lm-nt. hmrnlry
ii el . i'b..rt in on rav.'d
M-i-t ! votfl t nn-'f. Terms,
! nurin-r bwsm h.:rs.
-i -C-rniMM h'ojse: pnreh on
. t, in.-mo ut ; bit ''xloi feet:
it.'", ,i-u'.': fruit trees and
l-r. I ' .i.irt; terms. This
l':M "'rt Hid ut ortfft. Pe It
U. '. Youn & 8on. l'hona