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RQSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBimq OREGON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER '8, 1928,
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X E. EVANS
Superior
CABBAGE
ONIONS
SQUASH
PEPPEfIS
EGG PLANT
Fame of Dillard Cantaloupes ;'"
Superfecto, Burl Gem, J. E. Evans Gold Line,
' ; ' f. Rocky Ford
Fame of Dillard Watermelons
Klecky's Sweet, Black Seeded Chilian, Black
, Seeded Angeleno or Bobo
These Melons are pick of crop and not -culls -or clean. up of
' ' . patch. , '
PRICES THAT HAVE NO COMPETITION J
Superior Gardens' Pioneer Stand
. J. E. EVANS,
- Dillard, Oregon'
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S. C. KURDY STORE
OUWCESSALETO
START WEDNESDAY
One of the largest merchantile
offerings .Roseburg has known for
many months, Is being announced
today by the S. C. Rurdy store.
Mr. Kurdy la planning the reor
ganization pf the sales lines, and
in order to dispose of the piece
goods stock is making attractive
offers to the shoppers of the city.
He has obtained the services of
J. E. Beard,, an experienced saleH
manager, who is directing the
campaign, and is preparing, far an
exceptionally" big sale. Thw, store
is to be closed Monday arid Tues
day of ne?ct week, whileythe goods
are marked with the new sates
prices and preparations made for
the special selling campaign.
Prospective customers hre being
furnished -with a large circular an
nouncing the sale, and the excep
tional values offered, while addi
tional announcement is .made
through a large advertisement in
today's issue of the News-Review,
Tiie sale starts- Wedneseday, Sep
tember 12, at 9 a. m., and promise
to be one of the laragest the bus
iness district has seen. for consid
erable time.. . -
Rib grass seed is sold at a very
low price at Wharton Bros.
J. F. BARKER, 50
YEARS IN CITY,
TAKEN BY DEATH
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a very small way with capital of
only $1,000,
Business Enlarged
From time to time he enlarged
his grocery business, and finally
in 1SS7 erected a building on
Jarkson street, where he continu
ed bis activities for many years.
He then branched out into the
Implement line, and handled ft
large and complete line of farm
machinery and eqnpipment, the
business which he conducted or a
long period of lime now being op
erated by Wharton Brothers.
Mr. Barker was also interested
in agriculture and held extensive;
farm Interests for many- years. A
lare farm on IJeer creek was re
rent ly sold to Lester Bell. He also
hRd Interests in various parts of
the county, as well as much busi
ness property In Roseburg": Dur
ing recent years he has been liv
ing In retirement due to bis health
In 1S85 he was united In mar-
rlage to Annie E. Jones, a daugh-!
ter of Isaac Jones, a pioneer of
Douglas county. His widow and
three children, Mrs, I. O. Broad -
way, Roseburg; Mrs. L. W. Jossa i
and Clifford Barker of Seattle, sur
vive him.
Despite his extensive business
Mr. Darker always found much
Saturday
Night 1
Coolest Place in Town '
Finest Dance Floor
Music by '
Phat Hart's
Rhythm Boys
OF SINGING
Kohlhageft Bidg.
SEPT. 17
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Gardens
CORN Yellow Bantam PEACHES
POTATOES - . PRUNES i
BEETS : . . GRAPES
- CARROTS r ' APPLES
CUCUMBERS . PEARS
M. J, LUCAS,
Dillard, Oregon
time to devote is elvie effairs. He
served fot a long period of years
us a member of the city council,
iioltmiK the responsible position 'of
chairman 'Of the street committee,
where he served Jn a very effi
cient manner. He was also a mem
ber- of the' school board for sev
eral terms. He was also active
for many years ia the Chamber- of
Commerce work. jt ,
Fraternally he was',' connected
with the Odd Fellows, Elks, aud
United, Workmen. lodges.
The body has been removed to
the Roseburg Undertaking parlors.
Funeral arrangements are . being
held up pending the receipt of
word from relatives.
Buick sedan. This ear has been
kept nice and is an exceptionally
good value. For sate by Hansen
Chevrolet Co.
E. MANDA DIES
- . AT HOSPITAL
Earl Manda, who has been liv
ing at Canyon Camp, near Can
yonville, Ore., since January, pars
ed away at Mercy hospital early
yesterday morning at the age of 42
years. He was born in Iowa on
December 8, 1885, and his, rela
tives live in Ogden, IHoh. He was
ntjt married. Mr, Monda's body
was removed to the Douglas Fun
eral Home, where preparations
are being made for shipment to
Ogden this afternoon.
AGED MEN FIGHT; SON OF
: ONE SLAIN WITH GUN
(Awoeat Yw LntMtl Wire)
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., Sept.
8. A fist fight last night between
two aged ranchers. A, O. Seheff. 79,
and W, H, Stutsman, 3, fcm t in
tlin death today of Sehaff's son,
William, who was shot when he
came to his father's aid,
The elder Schaff himself suffer
ed severe injuries on thestiead, the
result of being struck with a shov
el and was in a critical condition,
bofh of the men were "alleged to
have used irrigation - shovels to
strike the other during the fight.
A gun was brought into the fight
by a stepson of Stutsman who
spught to help the latter. The elder
Stutsman is alleged to have seized
it ami r?ot-SehafFs son. . -
Sheep dip and branding,
are sold at Wharton Bros.
paints
SALEM WOMAN, MOTHER .
V, LOCAL MAN, DEAD.
SAL12M, ;Sept. S. Funeral ser-
. vices for Mr Lydia . Rarff,
who died yesterday In her home
on Salem Heights, will be held
Saturday at 2 o'clock nt Clough
Unston chapel. Mrs. Sarff had
been 111 for more than a year. Her
husband died Jn Salem seven
years ago. The Sarffs came to
Oregon from Long Prairie. Minn.,
17 years ago. Mrs. Sarff Is sur-
vlved by one daughter, Mrs. M. L.
Whltesell of rout three. Salem,
j who is seriously III at. this time:
'and by three sons. Clem Sarff; of
!Coltege OrOTe; E. O. Sarff, of
Roseburg. and Arch Sarff of; Se-
dro Wooley, Wash. Ten- grand
children also sorvlve her. Mrs.
Rarff was a. member of the United
Brethren ctrareh ter many years.
LOCAL
Roofipg at Wharton Bros.
: Miss Mildred C. Ramsey of Wil
ls mi na is a visitor here for, a few.
days: , . ,.
j Use BK for poultry diseases. It
: ia sold at Wharton Bros,' ,
From Coast
Mr. and Sirs, Andy p. '-Davis of
Marshfield were ia this city on
a "business visit over .Thursday.
From Salem -Q.
H. Moriev, resident of Salem,
was ia lioseburg over Thursday
looking after business effain and
visiting.
j ' Oakland sedan, 1S2? model.
; Looks and runs like a new car. Of
fered for said hi as for nearly half
'cost, Hansen Chevrolet Co.-
From' (Jamas
Miss Mildred C. Ramsey of Cam
as Valley spent yesterday ,and to
day' hi tills city visiting- friends
and transacting business.
Sutherltn Visitor "
Mrs. J. Eailey, resident of Suth
erlln. was shopping and- meeting
friends In this . -iy for a; t few
hours Friday. :'' ' : '
Chevrolet ton trucjt. Just over
hauled , sfid ready to' go, 1926, mo
del. For sale by Hansen Chevrolet
On Business
Vincent Presehern, rancher of
Melrose, spent ifrimy auornoon
in mis city visiting ana attending
to business matters, '
Dlxonvlite Visitor ' :
J. Cunningham of nixonylllc
spent several hours-trading' undl
looking ' after business ' matters
here yesterday, , u
Iiulek Bcdan, Thia car has teen
kept nice and Is an except lonaily
good value. For sale by Hansen
Chevrolet Co, , ' . ' .
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Spent Friday ,
Frank Palmer of Yonealla ,wns
In Rosebiirjr Friday looking lifter
business affaire and visiting with
friends.
In From Tiller
Mrs. L, -M. Rnsseii of Tiller
spent several hours In Roseburg
Friday, visiting and looking after
business interests. .
Rica Creek Visitor"-
J, C. Bradford,' resident of Rice
Creek, was' is Rossbwrg . visiting
and looking after business ; inter
ests.esterday afternoon. - '- f
Visitors Friday
Mr. and Mrs- Ray' Wright ' of
Bays Creek were in this1 city Fri
day afternoon visiting with friends
and nttenftng to Imsim-ss nfinlrs.
From Fair Oaks
Mr. and Mrs. John Aheene' of
Fair Oaks -were in Roseburg Fri
day afternoon visiting with friends
and attending to . business mat
ters. . '
Visitors from Seattle -
Ray Fredland and Gordon Ham
ilton 'of Seattle stopped over here
last night and today to visit with
friends. They were en . route
"home following a trij to San Fran
'cisco. i
Juvenile Officer on THp
Miss Agnes PMchford, county
Juvenile officer, left this morning
for Salem on business. She is tak
ing a small runaway boy back to
the girls and boys training school
and will return here Sunday eve
ning. , , . - .
Dick Kfemm in Hospital
Riehard Kli'mm, employe In. the
baggage room of -the loeal South
ern Pacific depot, was taken to
the company hospital in Shu Fran
cltco and tills wetk underwent it
major operation. lie is reported to
be doing fln and his recovery Is
expected soon,
Back From Fair
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goff return
ed last night from Grants Pass
where they attended the Jose
phine county fair. Mr. Goff reports
that there is an exceptionally fine
attendance at the fair and that
the exhibits are above the'average.
The mining display is a new fea
ture sponsored by the niines asso
ciation. A building has been er
ected to house the mine display,
w hile the "Sourdough Guich" Is
an old-time mining camp featuring
exhibits of former mining methods
and with an amusement program
made up of gambling halls, dance
halls, saloons, etc, as in bygone
years.
1927 Ford Roadster ..$273
1927 Essex Coach .... 575
1923 Ford Touring .... 75
1924 Durant Sedan .. 300
1925 Slar Touring 200
Roy Catching
Motor Co.
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USED
CARS
NEWS
From Cos County i -
J. C- Brown, resident of Powers,
spent Friday ia this city visiting
and on business,
Visitor From Southern Oregon
J. C, Harris ot Grant Pass was
In' this, efty over Friday. attending
10 business affairs and .siting.
From RisiiMe -
Mrs. C. A-i-TlJter of Riddle was
i3 visitor In this efty Friday after
noon to look after business affairs
and shop.
Ford coupe. Balloon tires and
'in goad running condition, ail tor
5.00. For sale by Hansen Chev
rolet Co. v
Here From Eugene;
Mrs. Fred Poner and daughter.
Miss Rosina Porter, of Eugene art
here fpr a few days visiting with
relatives and friends.
From Southern Part County
Wm, Strode resident of Mynle
Creek, was in Roseburg over Fri
day attending to business matters
and visiting with friends.
Myrtl Paint Visitor
Flossie Belle Knight of Myrtle
Point was aft arrival here today
for a brief visit,5 She is enroute
home from northern points. ;
Ford coupe. - Balloon tires and
in good running condition, all for
$95.0), For sale by Hansen Chev
rolet Co. , .
Miss Hawn TSepsrtsd Improving
Miss Rveisrn Httn. cashier l
tlie F. W, Wooiworth com
store, who hm hen onlte
past several 'day's, is reporled
siovly Improving, -
Enroute North ' ....
Mrs. Spencer Clnff and daugh
ter of Salt like City visited here
yesterday afternoon. They havo
been visiting relatives and friends
In Myrtle Point and left for Port
land last evening. N
Clinic Leon Lake- .
Dr. DeWalt .Payne, county health
officer, anti Miss Evelyn Nelson,
county nurse, returned Inst nicht
from Loon Lake where they held a
pre-sehool clinic yesterday. There
were 15 children presented for ex
amination,. Mr. Garrett 'Herfi '.'
C. C. Garrett of Glimdale is a
Itosebum visitor today. Mr. Gnr
rett is in charge of , the Douglas
county exhibit at the stato ,fulf
and la looidng after preimrnlions
for the eshiiiit this' year.
Recdsport Men Vlatt '' ,.
W. A, Lovelacts and O. Spencer
Hinsdale, Keedsport men, were in
Roseburg late , Friday' afternoon
meeting uith tro connty court In
resarti lo road matters fn Jleeds
port vicinity and attending to
other business nmflers.
Eat barbecue sandwiches and
live, forever. Brand's lioad Stand.
Attend Eugene Fai
A group Melrose people left
in.-iiu in
Lane county fair. Included in the
Kroup nere Mr, and Mrs. Fred
(ioff, -HoscQe Conn and family
Kenneth Conn and Mrs. Keith L.
(Conn) Baker, of San Francisco.
Home From Tacoma
" Mrs. A. P. Itapin and son's
daughter returned home last eve
ning following a visit in Taeoma
with' relatives and frienos for the
past few weeks.. While away Mrs.
Hr.pin underwent a major opera
tion from Ti!ch she has recovered.
Police Captain and Wife Visit
Captain S. F, Harrada, head' of
the Portland police department,
and Mrs, Barrada were visitors
here today, They have been lo
Los Angeles, where Mrs. Buri'tida's
father hue toeen'nnite ill, and are.
now enronta home .
Miss Byrd- fteturning Sunday -Miss
Lois A; Byrfl, stenographer
at the itews-Iteview offices, who
has been spending Ihe past week.
In San 1 Fransee and Oakland,
California, ' where she has been
visiting Mrs, Itetia Clark and
other friends, ia returning home
Sunday, Miss Bessie liedharn, who
accompanied her sowth, has sone
on to Santa Monien and lis An
geles to spend t?,?!5 week with
relatives.
Well drilling. Bee W. Kernln,
Box -SSS, Roseburg. '
Illinois People Visit
" Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walkup f!
Mount Morris, Illinois, paid a chort
..,!. , hi i...
Pnrotite hv motor to solh-rn Call -
fornia, whfre iht'y will pt-ml iU
wintir. Thts was Mr. WhH up'n
first visit to the northwest hi sev-
Atinrnftv Visit inn Stf
Attorney C. A. Marseh of Port- ?x Ponmont, moral and fe onomic,
land is herA'for a few days visit- J.r fs fncflt of ue w,ho 6 wriu.
ing his stati, Mrs, lalo D. Steph- J"at "tory eKeet temned to
save two and one-half, billion of.
eral years and, although they have ' ""," lon'"""c "r V"
b..en traveling several week, and I ""'""r0" ,"r,'- Tll" national
vlstted many place, of Interest, '"" "L",' U' l least Is an
they expressed themselves Rs ''J' r of n H"l.blieaii parly,"
greatly pleased by ihe wenic j f leelare.I, "1 here Is only one
beauty of Oregon. Mr. Walkup Is 1 on national Hoard of ill
from the KaWo Brothers fill llsb-) '" w claimed to he a
Ing Co., (magaeine publishers) of ' ,"c,ra, "" lhat m
Mount Morris, where Mrs. Cook j " A- -. Jr., of
was employed for several years "'J""". "o has now left
before coming west.
o I - - :a
Carbide for lighting
sold at Wharton Bros,
PROVIDENCE, R, f.. Sept
8.
Mrs. f,illian Curras, matron af tlie
railroad station, whoe hu'uand
hps betn out of work for a rear. -found
gems worth liS.Soo. She
reported ihe discovery promptly. '
The owner has rewarded ber wittb .
$700 In crisp new bills.
Sack twine al Wharton litot.
HOOVER HEARS
REPORTS FROM
f PARTY CHIEFS
(Centteaed from paga
was not main issue "as any
possible change in the 18th. amend- j
mem wR iiske years to effect, no !
matter wfc is elected president." i
"The waw earners and business (
men --in New York are . beginning
to realise that thmain Issue ii i
th cominuatlsaL of prosperity and
nigh W8Ks3 utter a Republican
administmt(OB,,, he said.
"The slate of New York has
200.00U more t-nroHi Rt publican
than th$ liemoerats aud in spite
of the fabulous claims of Mr. Uaa
kob (thairman of the Democratic
national committee), the Empire,
state will stow, with the aggres
sive help of the women, at least
HiO.OuO msjortty for Hoovt-r and
Curtis. '. -
'"Moral Crisis1 Seen
GREELE Colo., Sept. 8.
Criticism of th attitude of Gov
ernor Alfred K, Smith, Democratic
presidential candidate on the ISth
amendment, wss voiced here in an
address by Dr. Clarence True Wil
son; corresponding secretary of
the board of temperance prohibi
tion and public morals of the
Methodist Episcopal church,
Washing om IX C.
JapeakSng wider the auspices of
te:Colorftds annual conference of
the Mftthodfet KpWeopat. church,
Sir. WHson declared' thtft Smith's
attitu-ie toward prohibition made
the .coming election the moral
crisis of the republic.
"The crisis which every open
eyedmsn mv? eight years ago was
coming on is here Mr, Wilson de-
ciarerf. iSTMh government has un
deHnfcen on a nation-wide, scale an
waste, to rIw million excossivs
u""9 ance to Be Boner men
. ""I' " J
omnanyifor ll" otl o do riKlikaud dlffl-j
III ti-Ml" l '' vmim, has lieen under!
; "Appeal to Thirst,"
- "The Igtii ntnmnlmcn! has boon
side-stepped by the greatest state
in- the union. New York stato
pulled herself out from the union,
repealed her Mullen Gage law and
though Govomoi- Alfred Smith had
taken an oath in enforce, protect
anil defend ihe constitution of the
country, he took the leadership In
the repeal, of ihe only law that
meant much cooperation and 'ful
filled' his omth of office by npu
dlatinir, Kotmylng and tramniiiut
nimn that part of the -constitution!
wiucn Tammany did not wish to
bo enforced,- . . , . .
"Wo are now face-io face with a
national crisis when the wets and I
tho crooks and the underworld
have alt united; and emboldenvd
by their success in New York j
state, propose lo capture the Unit-
en stales and are appealing to the
thirst of tiio thirsty voters In help
them do ll.-"
Labor O, K.'s Smith.
AVUvNTIO CITY, N, J., Sept. 7.
A -resolution pndorslng (lovorn
or Alfred K. .Smith for president
was passed hy the state fedornlion
of liihur otFny. '
Thei rwsolntlon staled ihat (he
ncmocrayc candidale was . en
dorsed tole!" on Ills 100' per cent
stand In favor of labor.
IA GBArflJE, fire., Sept. 8.
Waiter M, Pierce, 'foimor uovern-
or, nominated in the primary elec-
itJo tor cnereggn,,,
fttll term.
.from the SerfliSH itieii-it tcna
en ,he gi,ort ,lm noro"nll,1oI1 ,,
,iie lmoeratle congressional com-
mittce meeting here yesterday
the selection was unnnimous.
Ihe delegates expressed the
opinion that Smith sentiment is
growing In Oregon. They were
opilinlstle over Pierce's chances
for election, -
W. O. Cnihortwn,' clialrnmn of
tho state eonttnlttee, was the prin
cipal spenlter, expressins the be
lief that Stnllh's religion and -his
stand on prohibition would not en
danger his chances In the Novem
ber election, - , .
Bourbooa Ask Money.
POETLANii, Kept. x. Fifteen
ImtiKitntl ilollqrs Is needed, lienio
crade leaders "any, to guarantee an
(JrcKot) campaign looking toward
the election ofGovernor Alfred K.
Smith trf the presidency. Already
$4,400 Jig been rallied, and the
members of the iiarty throughnitt
Ihe etato have been invited to sub
scribe. The call for funds was
made last night at a meeting of
the Democratic central committee.
Power Trust Beamed.
WAKE FOUB8T, N, C, Sept. 8.
Dennis a, Brnnimitt, North Car
olina Attoroer General iik.rt,.,l
linst night in an address here that
mucti of (He nnpnsiiinn lo the pres
idential camltdaey of Coventor
Smith ia fostered . by power In
terests. , "Before this campaign ends," he
said, "tho people of North Caro
lina are,go(nit realize that a
lergs, part of the opposltlonr to
Smith is not because lie is w,t.
Hime tip is a rafftnfff. nnt
5" nf Tammany, t lranj-M
or his opmwHiort lo ihn
power
irml of this rmintry." t
thn m&ttKt mild that ihn nnfl-
plan's Is! rorM mrK m w Hre
and everything, ail for 1 12S.nl).
(For sale by Hansen Chevrolet Co.
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St. CssrgsV Episcopal . Church,
Corner Cass an 'Mala streets. The
Ittb Sunday afwr. Triaity. Cele
bration oC Holy Commuanion at
7:3tt a. m. ' .Morning grayer and
sermon at 11 ;M .. m. Church
school at 0:45 a,a. .The evening
seriees. will be emUted until t.lic
fiit Sunday is October.;
Church of th Holy Spirit, Suth
erlln. The Uth Sunday alter Trin
ity. Evening grayer and sermon
t T:3 p. m. Church Bf:hooi at
I0:t a. m,, - .
Chevrolet Imperial Landau. Yhe
finest small car ever manufactur
ed. Come ami see litis one. For
sale by f tauses Chevrolet Co.
HEAR
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For 28 year a widely known
paster ,and- author in, the .Bap
tist ifensmlsatiort, on
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Sunday Night
- Sept Sib, in the "
Bible Standard Temple
Oent fall to Hssr this lecture.
Ha will also deal with "The
American Association for the
Advancement of Atheism, vo-.
iutton and edsrn Theology,"
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FRSTAr?AYS
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3 And we don't menu maybe . KSWS-
f. You'll Laugh You'll Cheer!
" Dl continues to bjt 100 f P '55"
w; " " !- ' "The Quarterback," "Spo't S , , W T3T-!
Slfcs Last Time Ine Oeoiis," 'Easy Come Eat, : iL 'ijegffa
SlSfflw Tnn A V Oo" he hasn't muffed ertce, 4. v?-31
' 'mWCO, U , . He delivers a fa.t one in tl t J,S'-LJL'V A1,
fiSMIfiS i p ,t misture of romance fi JSm uet
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1 Arraft Paradise admission $ '
' 1 til A Also Matinee 10e ?5e M ffrJtof Y . J
& Ms. ANTLERS ' MMrt
former Farm Bureau Building, at Railroad Spur,
: r : ; North Roseburg.
i FOR COUNTY JUDGE
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( A aemoeratfo jioinlnes for ihs
'onice of county judK, I solicit tha
ssp it tiw atss of Uougtass
j county t th general election MJ
b heM Tuesday, Nov, S, 1928.
(PbW lv4 Wetter S. Hamilton
BB!NS THEM IN NOW
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Vacation time n itts abundanee i NOTICE OF BOABO
of letenre Is Just the season forf ; OP EQUALIZATION
pbotographteg eMMren, and at tbei : ': ' - -
rata they are growlsiit you really j NOTICE ta hereby given tiat oa
shouldB't lietoy much longer. Trte-lth meant Mosilay fa September,
phone u tor an appointment. Thajbeln Seemlser 10th, the Board
morning la the best. Rosebnrgjof E(nfteUon tUI attend ,ln the
Slmliot JJ9 Jackson St. iassegaoir otftce la tti court
o 1 jhemse ta Boseourg, Douglas coun-
s NOTICE - - ' : i ity Om&mi for tha parposa ot es
It you want to bay, sell, or tradt
real esate, see
Myrtle 'Creek,
DHUCB
WARNING!
All
i)-a must keep of
jrecn, Oregon.
P. OA AT LB, Owner.
- fJ Monday
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Paid for alt Irind of
Poultry, Get our price
before selling elsewhere
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CADDIE BOYS WANTEO
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. At ysif Ciub oa Sasuav,
s betwesn IS aud IS years.
Mert ttt tEsekwoxwi Mbior
4Mny at &'ciock a. jn,
'
aailniB( toe assessment rolls au
j comet all error to valuations.
Cti,36 SH totality ol latjs.
, '.lots ccii other property, ftreas
ty i:id nssfissur, aia it shall Le the
. iduty of orftous luterested : to
!ar st tflat time and. place ao
BtyipotateC
FRANK I. CALKINS,
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