Crook County Journal.
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IUII.KT ASD BLACK. ProprMor..
W. C. BLACK Eir0"
i. M. BAILEY HisuM
CoimTV Orricui Pai-kr.
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SUIVCKIl'TION HATES
In Tut
Hll UlTH
tmtrl Mmths..
....SO
THVBdOAY,
MAY W, 1903
Senator Beveridge predicts that
Japan and Russia will he at wsr
within six months. Of wtiw the
senator may le entirely mistaken,
hut his opinion is founded on elose
study and oliservation, and it is
said that he values it ahove every
thing else.
The Oregoniau's treatment of
outside correspondents is certainly
had and uncalled for. Not long
ago Ir. Perkins of Shaniko. sent
an article for publication relative
to the smallpox situation in his
city and hecausc it did not coin
cide with the views of the great
daily, it printed it minus llie re
vision due all correspondence, and
which it would gladly have given
it had it been of the Oregonian's
way of thinking. A few days
later a communication was sent
from our city lerwfy wri..n as a
correction to the grossly exagger
ated report printed by them nhout
the smallpox -in our city. This
was pent to them alwut two weeks
ago and has never been allowed
any of their valjiable spice. This
kind of policy is certainly narrow
minded and is deplorable. It
would vomit a buizard.
The fair at Portland is seriously
threatened by the Federated Trade
Unions, who recently passed reso
lutions condemning it and tlie half
million dollar appropriation set
aside for it. Work has been sus
pended hv the committee await
ing the outcome of the trouble,
and the object of the Fair is already
damaged to a certain extent.
When the Fair project was first
launched it was proposed purely
as a means of commemorating the
Lewis & Clark exjiedition and
advertising the progress
made by our great state, during
the century intervening. Petty
jealousies have sprung up mean
time, and these augmented by the
present labor trouble in Portland,
seriously threaten to damage the
great good that will naturally ac
crue to us all as a result of the
Lewis 4 Clark exHilion. Need
less to say the ae!on of the
State Federated Tiadr. Union is
condemned by all i minded
men, union and non-union, alike,
and it is to be hoped that their ac
tion will have no ultimate effect,
hut will be looked Usm merely as
a passing incident.
Another one of the few remain
ing pioneers of the earliest days of
Oregon history has passed away
-Mrs. Mary (jesner died at her
home, 401 isunimer street, last week
as the result of injuries leceived last
August. She was visiting a friend
in the country, and fell from the
steps, breaking her hip. Sine
that time she has been an invalid,
and suffered a great deal, and her
friends realized it was only a mat
ter of time until the end.
Deceased was born in Kentucky,
September 5, 1821. .She afterward
lived in Indiana and Ill.nnis.
where she was married, in 1 J J, to
R. A. Gesner, who preceded her
fifteen years ago, to the great U;-
yond. In company with her hus-
btnd, in IMS, she crossed tin
plains, and, coming direct to Oie
gon, settled on the Gesner dona
tion land claim, six miles east of
Salem, and she has since lived
there and at her home in this city.
Kight children' are left, Alonzo
Gesner, Beuzert Gesner, Mrs. T. C.
Davidson, Mrs. Sarah Gerowe and
Mrs. II. Rundlett, of Salem; Dr.
V. Gesner, of prineville; Mrs. J. L.
Munkers, of Ashland and Mrs. Ke
beka Haskell, of Chthalis, Wash
ington. Statesman.
Dry WoOd At New
som' Wood Yard
Per Cord. I
Irrlmlit llrmi.
From Heml Bulletin.
The Deschutes I.unihoring Co. of
Lytic has about complrti'd its new
n and planing mill. There is a
large force of men at work, anil the
mill will I' turniiii; out IuiiiIht in
earnest altout the 10th of this
month.
Miss KlUalieth McKeown, who'
has U-en living at the 1'ilot Kuttc
Inn for several months, left for Mr. Wakelield as snpervner. Accept
her home Portland on Monday I eil and J. II. (iray appointed to lill
morning. Mi.-s McKeown's health vacancy.
has not been good, but she had so c s Mel'.rkle, repsvmcnt l Sl -far
improved thst the long huggyM ni0 u, 0 ux'(llt year l'J.tt.
trip to Shamko was consul,. j Winmy ,,.
safe for her. He all trust that I ,
she may entirely in-over her i "K ","m""'
health and that she will visit us! U Springer ei al viewer's report II.
again. ! Liaison road. t'hut;e ordered lowde
...,, , , , land petitioners lo report to court
h. n . Awburr, of the Deschutes. , ' ... ,,
,. i i I, when change is completed aiut roail
Tavern, after having l-en well , , , , , . .
.i I . , 1 (.,.. ; ,,i.l v .,,,- n-dv for travel iind petitioners lo pay
.xlinln Prineville this w'.-.-k lie
reports the smallpox as well under
control.
A fcrrv has heen built in the
City of I.ytlf ami is now in ojht-
ation jm. Iv'ow tlw P. R. D. Co.'s!
iri !
mill. It if ownt'd hv tho Lvtle
vimlinn To . mniUtini? nf I
M.-ssrs. Richardson. Hrwk audi
Steffa. They will guarantee an
easy ia.sage for er head.!
and the passenger is n quired to
namiieanoarananaii wntieen-
n ute' :
Geo. chhvht and Ovid Riley i
leave tomorrow for Tetherow's!
bridge, where thev will round up!
a bunch of horses.' I
j
A large force of men started to
work on Wednesday felling timber
for the P. B. I). Co.'s sawmill. It
is the intention to run the mill to j
its full capacity pn-paratory to
tlieex-tl rush of hoimT,-ekers i
this sir I ion this
fall and sum-
nier.
W. J. Shaw, the nightingale
from the Valley, will appear in
Bend tonight for the hrt tune at
the Pilot Butte Inn. Mr. Shaw's
f:.vorit eombiitntion is his Ah Ac-
I! a. -.a... .....1. I In- a I 1 ul.urn
1 I ........ .. ..
music stand. He performs on
both these instruments with raual!
ease and wonderful technhiie. and
also uses his voice to an extent
and range which must he heard to
tie appri-ciated.
DUcrrrr ! Ike NMallpsx Verm.
The announcement that Profess-
or William T. Councilman, of the
Harvard Medical school, has dis-
.1.1.. -c .1 tt 1
disease prevention, however, it will
douh'.h-ss prove of no s.tecial value,
. ..
as vaccination covers everv neeess-!
covcreu ie specnic germ 01 -"'" i Uj. 0 PJ03 for i, months.
Xx will la- received with nuiclij jiln, . Moffet et al. Polition for
gratification hv bacteriologists. 'county road. Surveyor and viewer's
who have for so many years past rcjiort read and iaed to second lead
made fruitless efforts' in similar ' ing.
lines of investigation. U. Springer. Affidavit of wrongful
From a practical standtmint of assessment, the amount ling 22.1.
, ,. ... : o exemption anoweu ciaini siittweu
it v in that direction, suvs the New , , , , ,, . ,
i and clerk unlereil to draw a warrant
i ork Hera d. ! , , , tt
for the amount IS.
While, scientifically s-aking,j Arlhllr n,,,.,. it,.,ort of exami
thc isolation of the germ may ,,., hf riff, clerk and
prove in a more logical wav than treasurer. Was read and accepted
was before tossihle the real value
of vaccination, it can harldy be ex-
pected to do more than itossibly
modify present methods ofinocu-j
lation by guaranteeing in anab-
solute wav perfectly pure virus lin-1
, ,, .
der all circumstances.
It is well known that pure virus
can never produce anything hut;
its own kind and that all vuri- j aitcli fixest under it and the wood put
ations from the rule are due to ac-1 j hcl. The fence to I put in re
cideiital contamination of the in-! pairs and painted two colors ol paint,
oculation wound. If, then we can ! It was ordered that the yard be level-
eliminate this source of accident,
we mav remove the onh- tangible
obieetion ni. n a'K,int the
nifaure
l .. ,
tionists.
?. ... .1 i . : -tii.
it may not ts- inipronaoie, ar(!U-to t,e ,,, Ild ,0
ing from analogy, that the rieww ,)im m )er I110I)th fr (our
discovery will oS-n up a way for : ,, .ervice. Said F I' ClayKMil
such a cure of the disease as is 1 wa w ordered I i liep all Block out
paralelled ly the use of anti-toxine
for diphtheria. In other words,
this new germ in pure culture may
he able to develops s)ecial ant i -
toxine nsore directly and effective -
ly than could lie possible by tie
necessarily attenuateil vaccine
virus. At all events it is well
. . . , ,
worthwhile to make careful and
.l..i.t.er..ti. ev .u.ri,n,..it..t ..... ..I
SUCh lines '
The fact also that the organism
in a protozoa o,Nr, u,, a wiU- field
ot rw-canii fur a Minilar ca uit iv;
efenwnt in the various -rntitiv
i- i ... , 1
fiiscawp, and poihly t-it-n in can -
rer.
A I If m Ian NtirkMCN.
That all the rnne nilhin the
cl'ised iH.untliiry linen if claimul hy
resident nnd tieighhorhoiKl Ktooknicn,
b;Kiiini"K ' - Tuwell'ii plHct on
MKny crwk tlieuee tip wxith fork of
iwi crefk to its hentl i lln-li H,M;k,
theric timuiMi the divide in a im rlh
eHiterly direction to Three Kockx
thence to tlie canyon nn rilit hand
Cork on Mil. creek, thenc down Mill
cieek and to the place of Uiuning.
County Eourt Proceedings.
W J Gordon, petition lor aid from
county, relief grained lot April and
May, snd Joint Siieiuore wuk aptoittt
cd to tane cure of him at Itll per
tuottlli.
W II Huston et at, petition lot
county n-ftd, continued for prool oi
posting notices.
Koad district .No. St resummon of
ejne. and tile receipts with the
'. c erk.
H K Nisen roail. Viewers' rcpoit
h"1 '' "t "Mowed. Bond-
jmon onUrwl to wy w couni) o r
tw um of fft! the amount ol r st
.," , , . ..ij.f.,
HMi!K on siuJ roml, to w um wlnw
the next term of court.
B.wl di.trict No. IS. apx.inlim-nt
of nwd supervision. V f hrum p-
intl to till vacancy ait was outer
1 to tile his bond.
m 0 Aubr v. itition lor saloon
lieeux. Was priwnled with no re.
monstrance. Proof of publication
tiled. ln '.he tn-asiirer receipt of
the payment of liquor liceno
'rl"',l it!nwt KM Ma-V ,!- 1!K':I'
for six months.
J(,,m T.(,,j. john Mekeown.
petition f,,r saha.ii lin-nse was pre-
tmivi with no remonslrance. 1'riK.I
llf nM, mn the treasure! s le-
ni t ,l(r 9K) , m. Tie lic.-t.-e
, . :,8,l d n May ,-. m
for six mouths.
VT C'wy. Ctiiuplttint fur il.inv
!..:. f.r it'l'ilHl Tim c.i.t.
1 taint whs rem! mul tlie It'llowmg im
l to view and report at the next
tern, of court, to.i. lleorge Whit.-.t,
' '"111 Ol COUr., IU II ..r.il;c
pi,,i .l I..L. Hi...
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tun A Stevens. Petition for lupior
license was read with no remonstrance
Proof of publication hlecl. treasurers
'receipts for ISIK) filed. And the li-
cense was onlerwl L-ued from Maj d,
l'JIiH for six months.
Denton A tiratcr. Petition for
'"I1"" lic0"M' w" ri'"d i,,h."
' monstrance, rrool 01 piuiiicuiioii
tiled. Treasurer's receipt for '.''HI al
so 1'iIhI anil the license issued from
' ' "H""1 ni 1,10 c,,rk ""
i ,lrow a w,,rral" ,or lh """"""
( Win Wtirxweiler. K.batc on taxes,
,, ,
and the clerk was ordered to charge
C. Sam Smith with the correat
amounts according to the report.
Homey. Petition lor county
"1- """uen tor rcpon .,, e-
, , .
I Court house yard and premises,
it
riling lence auu yarn ann 11101 g
,. . , ... ..
1h! niove1 bilck t0 the
el and sown to grass, and a lain
mower purchased. This matter was
i 'eft to the county Juil(e to look afier.
line CUUIIl- cuun iiiihiiu'u r i
I Clityp'Hjl to tiike caro of the yrd, :e
j U tlie irrigation and mowing nnd aUo
: of court house yard.
J Petition for bridge at Agency by
Indians was continued.
1 hilmi illowkd.
! c N!,mtif..ii-ry. mifl work ...
,1m. W Ulan, e .hie on Mnr.li lull
,'li".w;i;S"""n,e'
Jam 11 ''" K". wi for court
b a u e
i J w Sayyemi, witne-s tern ami Tnili-
i uie
in m
1 (
1 24
it; .vi
ft 00
H 0i
8 00
2 00
I J"h" Uwton, witliesa fee. and niilf
! Wa'le ltu-t..n, aitiieist fees an.l
I K 3,. ' jury twuty
caun
1 ll,ur, ''r,rk,- jury 'county
i c'firt GO
, cwuiiIIiui Johiimm, jury fira t-oim.
! tv i-mm J mi
JkIiii iilUiii, jury UfA county
run rt
Win liariH-H, jury fws cdilnty rourt
i V WliitM-tt, jii y lfiif roiinty
con rl
2 00
2 00
. 1.1 N ij)tjitTjf, ImitlxT for liriilffc
11 rorOT. Mtwinj; wmou lor court
iKiime K .V,
W II f..rt-r liunlinif hriiltic InniU-r '1 !
Wiiili'-ld lt'i-fl,.i) rfpinriiiK hri'ic t 00
Mn. J'.lm Viclt', ttwli!r'nexujiii
tutioii 12 00
J J Hmilh, Mtr-Mt furotliwf.. 0"
ilai A rrutllionuiitf, llaiikx for
U-rk It !JD
Ilurrv J Km ( day work on
(ri.ltf.'. MOM
Jiiiiiph Wa'-Tptm, work on liriilni;. , . . Hi fit
Frank hi Inn. " " 21 Ui
Mwarl Mi Daniel ' " lii lit
Tom Tnplett M ' 13
K
J J .Sum It, I'steli Itiiul for LVUit h.mn
l.wiitim a mi
til- ii iVu.llumim Mniife lor
fink lit
A t,mimn liimU'i' for lutttp1 XS "s
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(ta if.
I 1 M.hiok', work n mail, . ..
Ilankint Itr,,., IihuIht I'.u' l.ii.lin
I'av Jo.irnul IVMlliiiu
t '.oii..h .v M.-Mvekin, lumluT, , .,
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It.H.lh A- r.imcll tiini lr cuiilv
curt
,t II W'litl.'. iron 1'i.r l.ri.U,.
J.h- lliiik!,- n-i'airiiift l-ri.I; nt
walk
Tile I'rinevlll Ucvicw. reurt liouc
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curt li.tti..
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.lolin H...:. luuilnic t.ri.U-, i.tii.1,.1-,
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No. Ill
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SUltS &t Oormlej S
The Thoroughbred Stallion
opaLI
Will ciimnit'iicp tlie 'nuii at
M..K. IiKJG'S STAHLE
rrincvillo, Orej;i.ii
Tprmc. $'o r the Season
IWIUI3, $JS or nsurancc
flrrived
Mrs. John
SPRING s LINE
(,'amc this week.
I a s,p ect
Aums Hmihiitn " " . . . ,
You will find many patterns and L'p-to-l)nte Styles.
At Dr. Hyde's Old Office
WINNER DRUG CO.
Incorporated 1903.
Drugs, Stationery and House Furnishing Goods
SMITH'S
Wines, Liquors,
Domestic and
ImportedCigars.
Proprietors of the
Two Drairs South of
First National liank.
CIIAMPSMITH.
Prineville Meat
Market
V. II, IHIAK, I'HOI',
New Kliop and is TJD-to-date and Cloun
Grinding vour teeth on tough heefntoiik is certninly
annoying lint have you tried ours?
Our 2vleats are Selected
by careful judges and we use every einleiivor lo fur
nish none hut whnt is fresh, tender noil nutritious.
NEXT DOOR TO BONNIOY'H
A llnaliia. Httarllia I'luiil.
Wattlusl il.nvu a telegraph line
which t'ltas. C, Kllis, of l.isltuu, la.
Iiatl to repair. "Stnmling waist dcitp
in ley water," hti wtit.-H gave lite a ter
rible cold and cough. It. grew worse
daily. Finally the best ilorlora In
(i.tklaiitl, Neb. Hioux t'ity iintl thnaha
said 1 had ciiuiuluilitinll alitl could not
live. Then I begun using llr. King's
1 tW ''s'uve,.v "d sits wholly cured
by six bottles,'' Positl ely KUariinteed
'" i f. C.n.-li. I-..I.U ttit.l .ill Tl.rnut n.l
it l.ung Irouulcs hy Attauison dt v lunek
Co. Price ilk-ami I,IKI.
$IO. Reward.
liKSl'llllTloS 01' IlllllSt!,
One IiI.hhI liay horse 7-yi-ars old a
small white sp.4 in Itirchcad, slual all
at.tuiul, a small scar on inside of right
foie leg. No brands, is gentle to
work or r'ule. $1(1 will tat paid for
, the return o( the alsive tlcscriUnl aui
mul. fill reward will Ik- paid for the
reltiru of the ahove di-si-rilicd animal.
.1. 11. llixiiv,
Kile, Oiegon.
TiniWr Itiiul. A.-I Jans 3, l-Ts.
Notion for Publication.
I'nite.t Slt llrtto,
Tit.- Iall, llr.. Afrit !, Wul
N ll.- I- ll.'i.-1'V ul..-ll llmt ill ctttl'lUltcs
with lite rt H.I.UW ..I tlitflH-l ..( t'oticrr ..I
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liitiU-r Iao.Ii iu llt SI.Im .it t-uliferttltt, (r-U.-it,
Neiu.ltt, an.l Wwlilnirt'-n IVrrltery," m
ol.-n.l.-.l 1.. Mil l t fni.llr lti.l MUtw iiy el
i i .-I At.uiit 4. isir.-, w ilium II. Suiiinr. el
1.1 I'liitt-.tl r. r.'Utitv el 1'r.N.k. .lale.,! Ilivtixn.
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-vi NM..in trtlriu.-til N... isi, l,.r tlir liurcluuM. ,.I
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1 n-..f I.. i-li..is lliut tl.r l.nil N...I..-III l itierv
1 uml.le t.'r liinlwr or .letir tti.n ler h;rl.
; ritltui! niiriBwe" 011. 1 I., rvtu'iltili ltt 1 Una
t.i vti.i l.tml In'IuivW. A. IU-II, I'. S i'iiiii
iiiiwsi. iii-r, sit I'riiti'tillf, t)rtoit, tin Kn.iv,
It :ini .Uy ,4 Ju.y. lWtt
Hp iiitm-ii m wiliitp: t I, Wimuk,
Kie.l Huitiii. ('. K. Molfll. .1. U IMt
;tii.l J'it Kaiih-lil, u( I'Hiti-tillf. Orrvtin.
,nv Mul .til isi-ntt'iw cUiitiitiif mlverwly tlir
nlnni'ilmrili Ituula t ritintiHl ti til
tlit iri Uiui m tlii 'ithitt Ltn f Ufny uiil
ajsHinj. ' Mli lIAKL T, SolAN,
H.KI'tT.
CONTKST NoTK'K
t'n its I Sulci Ijtit.t HfKr.
Thr Italic l-rrii-ti. Jwiiiwy i'J Vm.
A mirtuiftit t'tnlrt nilnluvil tiinj(
(iltii in tlu I'ttiif lvSiirali 1. (ilpun, out
tUijU inil h li.ewU-wt fnirr .N 7,
111A.U' Jim i f S'f SW'i, A)IS,
SK', Hwtion H, T'nhii 17 S, iimtxffr 'X K.,
I.y TIhium l"" nt.i.-.t.-f , in tn, It Iti.
nlln;Hi ttt iil Th.'in CtiUiii Iim ihill
alM!lfiri Mit titu't fr ni'Tf than bU
lixihtlui, airt-r mtkiii nlf ntiy.
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t" inilit.rv ut tiainl nrtit. Maul rti ri
h-rt.v n.lifi'il In iimr. rralHiliil mini nflrr
i.pucr tticnink' BAit llivtiin t hVIucIl
it. in. )) My it. U-f.rJ. J Smith,
('uitty t'lt-rk Mt liU ittirt aU l'rirvillt, lire
h'oti uinl t)ml tin-il hetiriiiK will lw tirlii at 10
a:rk K. 111. oh U In'Ihiv) thr
lipt-inlcr ami li'-.rittT at tfiv I tilted Ntulr
l-.Ki-i orti.-r in Til I'Allra, Urru-m.
Tlie miiI eoiUrwUiit havimr. in lr.irr f
fid.ivi!. h!f i Jwmiry I.". l!3. ("rth thvU
wiiif h how th.it lt.T line ililik-'-li'- (wrwinl
rrHi-tf of thi ntiw ci nt In bntlv, it i
herrl-T "Htli-ri-tJ inl ilirtnl ttmt nth ti"ti(.-r
l -ivfn Iiy line rikI urolxT inililic4tn.il t
Jav r u cas.
Ktfitrr.
Arrived
McTaart's
OF MILLINERY
Don't fail to call and
tlie Stoclr
RECEPTIOn.
The Celebrated
A. B. G. Beer
Always on Hand.
Prineville Soda Works.
P.RINKYILLE, ORE
u tiij,i
ISOM CLKEK
l.itillcn' KuriiiNlilMK
ItMuin
New Millinery Goods
At tho Old Unliable Mllllnory Store of
))! ( (tin litrirrNt nhi liiietl it-lfHwt llito nf MtU itml tirtm
Hluii i fvpi I iniiiilit In riliii'tlllti, wlut'li will lw t tin-li.nt-l.-f
Ii w iiicv-. V. will tvliUvk nu,) him i.ltHmU
lnt, Wi ar Sn-itl Sriliw I n)' fVfi r Wclitpiiilav n.
IN. A. lye and
Brothers
y. '
Wo have just received Coniplc u i c
ncnn' l:urnlthluKit, Inclmlltijc MnU, Shoes. 5hirtn
Neckwcnr and everything uwlnl In nil the Inlc-it
Thiiiic-i. Call And exnmltic them,
RED l-RONT BAZAAR
N. A. TVC & IlkO.-v,
piacksmithing That Pleases
Is The Kind You
. j.
A Stirk of Kami Machinery
d) 9
You will find
lJICV(:i.i:S(f
AT SHIPPS!
Ramblers, Imperials, Ideals, and many
others. A good line ol llieyeh- Suilric AT HIIII'1"H.
WATTS MARBLE
Watts & Baker, Props.
Marble and (iranite .Monuments
All Kinds of Stone Work
FIRST CLASS WORK AT LOWKST TRICES
Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon
The
Bee
Hive
Ladies
heforc heing lilted for a new spring dresH Come hero and I
will si ll you one of the Nicest and liest Wearing Corsets in
the Market. I am continually mining to this line as I am
wile agent here and get my Corsets direct from the Factory
in Detroit Michigan. Prices the lowest.
Groceries-
flfocery's filled up. I can givn you anything in canned
goods, Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Ileans, dried Fruits and I)nn,t for
get that I carry home cured Hums, llncon, Laid and Shoulder,
I. Michel, Prop.
,altwl. SlyloM In VI
ci)i-Kt'tn-ww. y
0 IM'KKIOH
0
iitoi)s i(i:rr in stm
JNSTONK lATIiN'T
:atiii:k siioi:
$3.50
They arc Guaranteed
1'rops. kcllnblc Merchants 11
(,o ut -
ir. wiciirs
(HlllWMiH lit)
rOKXLTT KLK1XS S
alwkfs on hnnd
S)
all Kotl makes
m CRANITE WORKS
The Place
To Save
Money
9
Iiy order ol comiiiitiee.