Morning Oregonian., March 10, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

nrrv MnnVTW OREGOXIAX. FRIDAY. MARCH
10, 1911.
MEW REBELS
WILL TAKE FIELD
Casting Out American Social
ists, Leyva and Berthold
Now Control.
ENSENADA TO BE ATTACKED
Joined by Force Which Takes
Trcartr. Lfjua Threatens to As- '
a nit Paso, Which America D
Officer Call Impregnable.
M EXICAL.I. March . Fully squlppd
xcept as to rifles. 17 Mexican scot
0od br th revolutionary Junta In
I ADrla Joined the) Insnrrwctoa to
day
The Americans, who were largely
members of tna Industrial Workers of
tha World and who planned to estab
lish a Socialist ntopla la Lower lau
fornLv. hart all bean eliminated from
th. rebel force.
General Leyra anJ Sttnon Berthold.
ti11 re.tored to rower, today an
nounced their Intention of marching
npon fcnsenada at once, probably to
morrow nlerM.
When rWihold was shown a dispatch
aylnc 40 Federals with artillery
rere at Knwnad. he said that would
mik no difference.
r"rktlon Is RemoTrd.
"Our army is now composed almost
entirely of Moxlcan patriots ana num-K-r
n.arlv ZOO." he said. "Mora tijan
a hunired Joined today. In splta of the
strict border patrol maintained by the
I'nitrd Mates Army. There will be
no furlher friction. A meeting was
held last nlcht at wnlch captain s-tan-Jey
was present and harmony prevailed.
Tho malcontents were escorted to the
border and there Is no fear of dis
loyalty among- the revolutionary
forces."
Berthed said that the town of Te
! had be-n crtured by Captain
t-ahnaj and his force and that this
would man a large accession to the
rebel ranks. -Wo will march on En-
limdi with at least Jo men. ne saio.
Stanley's prence today at Holt
Tille. 15 ralles away on the American
side, tndicated ha la awaiting: an ap
propriate time to rejoin the insurgent
force and resume hie position, which
was wrested from him by Leyva and
lwthold last Saturday.
John K. Turner, the writer, disre
garded the order of Captain Babcock.
of the lotted States Cavalry, not to
cross the line, and attended the har
mony mee'.lns; of the Insurrectoe last
Blcht. Ho Is suppoed to be at Holt
wille with Stanley now.
llnwoada Will Ite Attacked.
Leyra reaffirmed the news of the
eipture of Tecarte at o'clock this
mornlns; and declares that the 0 men
who achieved the capture will Join in
the campaign aaalnst Knsenada.
!Urtholl raid he expected to en
counter the first federal troops In the
ricarhos pass, where rebel scout had
a brush with government forces this
morntor.
American Army officers express the
eplnlon that a handful of men could
hold the pass aaatnst a realment. The
retirement of the Insurrecto scouts In
dicates that the fed-rals obtained the
advantage and that. If there la to be
a bat'.le. It will occur In this vicinity,
as the pass Is only 11 miles away.
SAN PI EGO. CaL. March la re
ported that t officer and 7J men.
compiistna the Klhta Battalion of the
Mexican Army. & mountain mules and
a number of pieces of artillery, had
reached Enrencda by the Mexican un
toats Guerrero and Wmokrata. to be
n?ed aealnst the rebel force now at
MextcalL
MIDERO'S ARMY IS CKCSHED
Head or Revolt SoTfrr Enormom
I.o-va In Atlacklng Town.
Kl. PASO. Tex.. March A rressac
to the Herald. filed at CVssas Grandes.
Iexlco. M.irch . gives some particulars
of the disastrous defeat suffered by the
Insurrecto force under Provisional
lTeldent Francisco I. Madero. The
battle was fought near fasaa Orandes,
and resulted, according to the dispatch.
In the defeat of the rebels after a loss
of : In klited and wounded. JOB sad
dle horses, their machine guns and 13
waicon loads of supplies and ammuni
tion. The federal loss is reputed to be
Jrtrt.
Thtrty-elx Americans fighting with
the Insurgents were taken prisoners.
T;ie Americans were in the front of the
Lattle and four of them were lylnr
dead In one heap soon after the light
Inc commenced.
The Insurgents stood up under a cannonading-
for 1J hours before they re
treated. Colonel Samuel Garcia Guellar.
of President Dial" staff, commanded the
federal force."
Madero's men are said to have suc
ceeded In reaching the outskirts of the
loan, where they opened a heavy fire
on the narrlson. While a portion of hla
force held tho Insurrectoe In check. Cuel
lar led the rest of his men In a flank
movement that placed the rebels under
a crossfire. Madero received a small re
inforcement during the engagement and
was aMe to hold his position until dark
Tiess fell, when he succeeded In with
drawing his men under a heavy fir
from machine gun. It Is ald Madero
was able to rally but 4) men In the re
treat. He Is reported to be retiring to
ward Sonora.
Sentiment here Is strong against the
Americans and the Mormon colonies
near by are in fear of reprisals.
To offset this hsrd blow to the In
surgents, the official report of General
J.ouis Torres, military commander of
ttie region around Corral, Sonora. show
a severe defeat to the federal force un.
der General Lorenzo Torres at Cumurl
pa Monday. General Lorenxo Torrea
himself was wounded in the left aide.
His official report says he lost 150 killed
and wouaded. while two Insurgents
were killed and six raptured. His force
retreated after the lighting.
UMVXTOrU MECTS BIG MEN
3Iorgan and Investors In Mexico
Confer With Minister.
NEW YORK. March . Senor Jose
IJmantour. the Mexican Minister of
Finance, continued his conferences on
the Mexican situation at his hotel here
today and maintained the attitude of
optimism, saying that he saw no un
toward events foreshadowed In the rush
of United States troops to th border.
Among those who railed upon Senor
IJmantour today were J. P. Morgan.
Jr- D. P. Bennett, vlee-presldent of the
National Railway of Mexico; Bradley
Webster Palmer, counsel for the Na
tional Railway or Mexico; Cecil Oren
riell. a member of the British Parlia
ment: Jacob H. Schlff. the banker, and
George Xordenholt, a mining engineer
and friend of Vice-President Ramon
Corral of Mexico. Senor LJmantour
probably will leave within a few days.
Now that President Taft has gone
south It Is thought that Senor LJman
tour will not bold a conference with
him aa had been expected.
REYES IS WILLING TO ItETlRX
Mexican ei-Minlster of War May
Leave for Country.
NEW YORK, March . General
Bernardo Reyes. ex-Mlnlster of War
In th Dlas Cabinet, and now In Eu
rope. Is quoted In a dispatch from
Rome to tha World, tonight, aa saying
that In tho event of Ulax's death, he
would return and unite with his coun
trymen In restoring order.
He was. ha said, unalterably op
posed to Intervention by the United
States and was or th opinion that
Mexico la strong enough to manage her
own affairs.
He had received today a private
cablegram, be said, to the effect that
th revolution wa not serious.
cninrAiir. totally cut off
All Railroad Destroyed and t"rovl-
. a
Ion Grow Costly.
TX. PASO. Tex.. March O. Klaf
fert. a business man of El Paso, and
two companions, made a trip from Chi
huahua to El Paso by automobile to-
dar.
"Chihuahua la completely isolated.
HIGH MEXICAN OFFICIALS WHO ACCEPT TAFT'S AS
SURANCES Of FRIENDLY INTENTION.
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I Esrk) Creet. MlaUtee ef Fee- Yvea Llmaatoar, Mlalater
I elaa Afralra. of Flaaaee.
said Ifr. Klaffert. "Railroad bridge
on every line entering tha city have
been destroyed for many miles, the
tracks are torn up and telegraph wires
cut and the pole burned."
He confirm tha report that v-nlhua-
hua has sufficient provision for about
six weeks. However, prices are very
high. Insurrecto forces surround the
city, says Mr. Klaffert. and the Federal
garrison or about 1100 men I held In
readiness to meet an attacV at any
moment.
GUARD OFFICERS WILL GO
rantlnu.d from" First Page.)
places to which they will report will
be furnished later, after th list, hav
been received and acted upon.
OREGOX WILL SEXD HER QUOTA
Flnaer, Asked for List, Tell Best
Officer Available.
Not only the Regular Army. Navy
and Marines are to take part In the
"maneuver" which President Taft has.
1th dramatic suddenness ordered to
be executed on the Mexican border, but
a proportion of the 1000 officer or the
National Guard has been "Invited" to
participate, "with a view to giving
hem nractlcal fleld experience, nucn
an "invitation" waa received yesterday
by telegraph by Adjutant-General fln
aer. or the Oregon National Guard, and
required Immediate action.
This message requested General Fin-
ser to recommend oaicers xor inia
service and he telegraphed last night
to the War Department a list or active
officer of the line and atafT who are
available at thl time for service on
the Mexican border.
Government Ixta Rill.
The Guard officer are wanted for
purposes of Instruction ana ooserva-
lon. according to in message, wnicn
eta out that th service is to t in
connection with "Army maneuvers."
Estimate ot cost of transportation ar
asked for and It la Indicated that the
Government will foot th bill out of
th appropriation for maneuvers.
No limits are aet as to rank, the
message asKlng tor onicer or Dotn
line and staff and of any branch of the
service. It ia asked that th rank and
arm of th service of each officer b
Indicated.
Inquiry Is also mad as to th length
of time each officer recommended can
remain In the field. The number of of
ficers deelred la not set out. the Infor
mation being advanced that the de
partment wishes to detail a "limited
number" of National Guard officer,
the selections to. be made by the de
partment from the list recommended
by Adjutant-Generals.
Whether these additional offlrera ar
wanted to nil tn vacancies In the reg
ular establishment temporarily or are
wanted solely for Instruction purpose
haa been a matter of conjecture. The
War Department gave emphatic denial
to the suggestion and reiterated th
statement that the assembling of the
National Guard officers would be mere
ly for the purpose of Instruction. Much
request for officer haa never before
come from the Government.
There Is an inclination among some
local Guard officer to accept the de
partment' message at It face value,
for valuable Instruction would result
to the officers by participation In th
movement of troops now In course-
Oregon Gnard Is on Alert.
While 'there haa been no Intimation
that any call for National Guard troop
Is In prospect, th Oregon regiments
ar nevertheless on th alert, aa they
are subject to marching orders at any
Ime the War Department may see fit
to Issue the call. There are approxi
mately 1500 Guardsmen In the state
subject to military duty In an emer
gency. The Guard, under the new
awe. Is a part or tn second line or
defense with the Army, the Navy con
stituting the first line.
The various Oregon companies ar
now recruited at a minimum peace
footing of SS men per company. Pre
ceding orders to move would doubtlesa
come an order Increasing tha regi
ment to a field footing or 13 compa
nies of 120 men each.
Designation by th war Department
of the officers who are to go to the
border from Oregon will be announced
shortly. It Is believed. The necessary
orders may be received today, as the
War Department aeema to be doing
ttUng in rush or4r lately..
CAPTURE OF AGUA
PRIETA IMMINEff
"Red" Lopez Rebel Band Ap
pears Suddenly, Frighten
ing Inhabitants.
TROOPS PATROL BORDER
Americana and Mexican Leave In
Wild Excitement for Sarety on
Northern Side Federals Pre
pare ' for Resistance.
DOUGLAS. Aria.. March 9. The rebel
bands or Juan CabraU '-Rti" Lopes and
Bracamente appeared suddenly before
A sua Prleta tonight. It Is believed the
move 1 being made In conjunction with
Blanco and that Agua Prleta will be at
tacked before morning. Wild excitement
followed and there waa a general rush
Of Mexican to the American aide.
There waa a long line of Mexicans
while American hurried north afoot. In
automobile and by means of other ve
hicle. Captain Fred Johnson, of Troop M of
the Third Cavalry. Immediately ordered
the troops to th border and the cavalry
tonight Is riding the entire line between
the American and Mexican cities.
Th Mexican authorities at Agua Prle
ta have Issued orders that any one cross
ing the line will be shot.
As If by magic a large number of Mex
ican, who hav been refugees in this
city, flocked to the border and a force
of 160 wer soon gathered. While they
were not supposed to be armed. It la be
lieved they were massed to Join the
rebel force the moment the rebels rush
Into Agua Prleta. The American troops
Immediately surrounded the band and
placed them under arrest. They will be
brought Into Douglas and held at least
until morning.
Blanco' force I reported a few mile
to the southwest and it la believed that
he and Cabra! are to Join forces.
Agua Prleta 1 not prepared to oppose
this combined force, the city having
only to troops, half of whom are citizen
soldiers. They have machine guns.
In moving on Agua Prleta the rebel
eluded Colonel Mora' force of federals.
Mora appears to have been outgeneraled
although It Is known that many of his
men deserted after leaving Agua Prleta.
Commlsaarlo Laborto Vssquea Is to
night busy at headquarters) preparing
for tha defense of the city. The soldier
In town hav ahown no disposition t
glva np th city without a fight.
McMlnnvllle Plans Campaign.
M MINNV1LLB. Or, March . (Spe
cial) During the period of colonist
rate from th East the McMlnnvllle
Commercial Club will maintain a local
Immigration bureau by having two
representatives stationed In Portland to
meet the incoming trains ana oisirmum
literature relating- to this section. This
That
Utile
Cough
Hacking
Be well ; be strong. You cannot U your Doweis are constipaicu. i octroi uuuvc is
AVer's Pills, all vegetable. Ask your doctor If he agrees with us. Do as he say.
ssassalBes
Novelties for St. Patrick's Day
Novelties-
Dinner Cards
Tally Cards
Score Cards
Sentiment Cards
Flags
Post Cards 7
Gift Booklets
Seals i
Ornamental Crepe
Paper Napkins
Favors, Etc., Etc.
TheJ.K.GillCo.
STATIONERY.
Corner Third
Or THE ANNUAL
MENT Of THE
STATE-
StuyvesantlnsuranceCo.
rr x.'-v r.rk In the Rtata of New York.
On the 81st day of December, 1910,. made
to the Insurance Commissioner ot the State
of Oregon, pursuant to iaw:
Capital.
Amount of Cspltal paid up S 400,000.00
Income.
SMmlHm. nMwlv.il dnrlnr. tha
year la cash ei5.OM.00
Interest, dividends and rents
reoelved during the year. . . . 42.T0.a3
Income from other sources re
ceived during the year el.03s.8S
Total
Income 0M.870.11
Disbursements.
Losses paid during th year.C.f eS3.SOT.88
t it v i n.J. . n.ij ourlnr tha vear
on caaltal stock 40.000.00
CommUaionj and salaries paid
during the year 244.OTS.04
Tmsea. licensee and fees nald
during the year 14.SS4.85
Amount of all other axpenditurea eo.12S.47
Total axpenditurea f Sa2,TO0.64
Vain nf .aT.IM nvned Non
Value of stocks and bonds owned. 1.01,2S.00
Loans on mortgages and col
lateral, etc ' 13.000.00
Cash In bang ana on nana
Premiums In course of collec
tion and tn transmission ....
Due for reinsurance on paid loss
Interest and renta doe aad ao-
S0.8iu.TO
100.SSS.08
!.. 1
S.aso.40
Total assets
.!. 350. 003.SS
Less special deposits
In any
stata
10.000.00
T.r,l au.ii admitted In Ore-
gos 81.Z49.00S.0S
Liabilities.
Gross claims for losses unpaid.. 10Z.4Se.T2
mount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding risks
40S.SOS.8S
Zue for commission aad
karage
bre-
Kooe
All ether liabilities
. 6. 000.09
Total liabilities OOT.So3.10
Tnt.l tnenrmnne In farce Tie-'
cember SI. 1810 tS8.S8e.64S.00
Tlii1niee la Oregon for tha Year.
Total risks written durlna the
year 81.41T.648.00
Gross premiums received dur
ing the year
VvMmluma returned durlnr f hi
21.814.24
year 4.008.90
Losses nald durlnr tha year ... 1.365.52
Losses Incurred during the year l.ea5.&3
Total amount of risks outstand
ing in Ores-on Leeember 31.
1810 ll.0e4.6SS.00
8TVTVR8ANT INSmAJVCK COMPANY,
By C A. GARTHEWAITB, Secretary.
"tatotory resident general agent and at
torney for service: Orlando W. Davidson.
was decided upon at a meeting of tha
Commercial Club last nlcht.
CHECK FOR $798,546 SENT
ITtah About to Collect Mrs. Harrl
man's Inheritance Tax.
SALT LAKE CITT. March . The
state officials today forwarded to New
York for collection a check for 8798,
S4S.8S signed by Mary W. Harrlman.
The check was given In payment of the
per cent Inheritance tax on 65.000
shares of common and 51.900 shares of
preferred stock in the Union Pacific.
Railroad, worth 115.9S0.937. belonging
to the estate ot the late E. II. Harrl-
man.
Utah waa entitled to the tax by rea
son or the fact that the Union Pacific
1 Incorporated here.
NEW EVIDENCE DISCOVERED
Alaska Coal Inquiry Awaits Calling
of New Witnesses. .
CHICAGO, March 9. The Govern
ment's Investigation Into the alleged
frauds In connection with the Alaska
coal land claims came to an abrupt
halt today when new evidence was
turned up by Investigators of the De
partment of Justice. The grand Jury
took a recess while United States
Marshals hastened out to serve new
subpenas. Extraordinary secrecy as to
the Identity of witnesses and the na
ture of their testimony Is being main
tained, the seven witnesses here from
Alaska being attended by Secret Serv
ice men constantly.
FIRE DRILL SAVES. 5b0
Seattle Children March From Burn
ing; Building; in Quick Time,
SEATTLE, Wash., March 9. (Spe
cial.) Five hundred and fifty children
marched from the Minor School In one
minute and two seconds today In re
sponse to the regular fire drill gong,
when flames had been discovered Issu
ing; from the cupola and roof of the
frame structure. -
Principal William A. Blair, held the
watch as he usually does when the drill
1 In progress and not until they had
SYNOPSIS
Hard coughs are bad enough, to be
sure. But ifs often the little, hack
ing, tickling, persistent cough that
means the most, especially when
there is a history of weak lungs in
the family. What should be done?
Ask your doctor. He knows. Ask
him about the formula on the label
of every bottle of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Ask him if this medicine
has his full approval for throat and
lung troubles. Then do as he says.
J. 0. ATEB 00MPAHT. Lowell, sfsss.
. . A TI I A I Al J
And Alder.
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La Camille, C B. a
Have Your Furs Reno
vated end Remodeled
Now, at Reduced Prices,
in Our Exclusive and
Up-to-Date Factory
Where Quality Is the Highest and Styles Always the Newest
New Spring Coats and Suits
for Women and Misses
TVe have stolen a march on Fashion this time. Even before
other Portland stores announced the arrival of these latest
style Coats and Suits for Spring wear. We are able to an
nounce a special sale that will save you at least 25 per cent.
Women's and Misses' Suits $25
Ma Hp of fine aualitv materials and beautifully tailored
.aJ1o coivmi! t-ott OT1
short, slightly fitted jacket, and pretty hanging skirt.
New Spring Goats
They are all in the latest designs; made of fine materials,
serges, mannish mixtures and English tweeds; 54 inches long;
in pretty graceful lines. 12.50, 15, $18 and ?20.
Great Bargains in Silverf ield's Furs
i.- h xhnol vard did the pupils
l CHLhCJ w.w .
realise that their school was threatened
with destruction.- Prompt work by the
fire department saved the school build
ing;.
City to Spend $25,000 on Streets.
tnnn will be emended this
year oiling- streets and roads, as
against $30,000 last year. A bid was
received bv the streetcleanlng com
mittee of the Executive Board yester
day afternoon and the contract will
be awarded to the uregon noaa umus
Company. Nearly all of the street
cleaning funds will be used this sea-
i,--n .h hnrd-fiufaced streets
clean. The great Increase in the area
of pavements nas maoe a yci ue
demand for additional sweeping and
....kin. ..tiBHtni am well as an in
crease in the working frce of men.
Eugene Men look for Body.
KUGKNK. Or.. March 9. (Special.)
Spring
Valley
Bottles Exchanged
"TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT"
Wines and Liquors for Family and Medici
nal use at Wholesale Prices
Spring Valley Wine Co.
Main 589
244 Yamhill,
Everybody Admires a
TMseases and relieves Sunburn.
iilV-T- r..u iwlrloa itiH Viiltmr
raelSteirciearandrefined comply
No. 11 f or saje uy jrue'i-
Ferd. T.Hopkins, Prop., 37
1 jS
m .'-Tip 1
it fofortausfiaraMafNr&l;
jAV? juBuMnavnOmaai
iSl IkrDisxSoriaioi fC
(fa siasais
u.-; I 7Saur Jemm St. - NiwMww.
la Spirite, Dinner Corsets in Spring Models
FOrRTH AND MORRIS03T.
Win TTI 1 Yf-nTf! inrlnr1l Tl O W fV
New Millinery
Everything in all the -wanted shapes and designs are now on
exhibition in our large Millinery Parlor. Come to our store and
look over the Fashion's latest in Hats; every known shape is
shown in profusion Turbans, Mushroom and Colonial shapes;
Gage, Fisk, and many of the highest type are also shown. Prices
range from $3.50 to $18.00.
Flowers for Trimming
The Department blossoms with hundreds of the most up-to-the-minute
novelties in floxal trimmings. We received many ex
clusive novelties in a large assortment of colors for Spring coral,
cerise, royal blue, violet and empire green predominate.
The body of John Baker, who was
drowned In the Willamette almost a
month ago. has not yet been recovered.
Three men will leave here in a boat
tomorrow morning to drag the river
as far as Harrisburg In another effort
to find the body.
Hughes Heads Postal Commission.
WASHINGTON, March 9. Announce
ment was made at the White House
today that Associate Justice Chas. K.
Hughes, of the Supreme Court of the
United States, has been designated as
head of the commission to Investigate
second-class postage rates, especially
with reference to magazines.
Eugene Picks Pair as Thieves.
i EUGENE, Or., March 9. (Special.)
Two vagrants' arrested last night are
accused of the theft of valuable acces
sories from the Barker sawmill on the
river here. They were caught In a
pawnshop while attempting to dispose
of the articles.
or Deposit Required
near Second
A 1117
Beautiful Complexion-
TO1 TO - to
DR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S
Oriental Cream
OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER
Jin Indispensable and Delightful
Toilet Requisite
for Fashionable Women.
A dally necessity for the ladles toilet
whether at home or while traveling It
protects the skin from tnJur'0"3,,ect
of the elements, gives a wonderfully ef
fective beauty to the complexion. It is a
perfect non-greasy Toilet Cream and pos
itively will not cause or encourage the
growth of hair which all ladies should
guard against when selecting a toilet pre
paration When dancing, bowling or oth
er "xertions i heat the sEln. it prevents a
SuraTCfental Cream has been
highly recommended by physicians, act
resses, singers and women of fashion for
oveialf a century and cannot be sur
passed when preparing lor u"tj .c--
GourTud's Oriental Cresm cores Skin
t Tn Pimples. Blackheads. Moth
RorineSR. I enow miu bluwj " o
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Great Jones Street, New York.
Highest Prices
Paid for Raw
Furs Send for
Price List
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Lecture No. 16
Moving Pictures Should
Have Colors
The time Is not far off when
th moving picture shows will
either be obliged to discover some
method of giving color to their
pictures or give up their business.
As it Is now, the crude light vi
brations are certainly productive
of nervous headaches, partial par
alysis of the optic nerves and dis
orders within the center of the
head of every individual having
the habit of attending this form
of entertainment, now so popular
In every city in the country.
The whole secret of these nerv
ous disorders lies in the fact that
the rays of light producing the
moving pictures are totally lack
ing In color, and they are not
caused, as Is erroneously sup
posed, by the so-called "flicker"
of light on the screen. The prin
ciple is the same as In snow
blindness, dizziness and other dis
agreeable features, caused by
traveling over a field of snow In
the bright sunlight.
It is not the intention of this
article to condemn without giv
ing a partial remedy for this
form of entertainment. In the
absence of a perfect remedy,
which necessarily involves the
coloring of the films in their nat
ural colors, the suggestion, I
think, is better than the present
method.
Optical Work In 11a Highest
Excellence Here. ,
THOMPSON SS
2d Floor Corbett Bldg., Fifth and
Morrison.
Portland's Exclusive Optical Place
Painless Dentistry
Is oar pride-oar bobby rar study for years and
Mw oar suocora, and oars. Is the best painless work
to be found anywhere, no matter bow much yoa
pay compare our jrnce.
We flnlih plato and
bridge work for out-of-town
patrons in
one dar U dnaired.
PainleM extraction
free wben platea or
bridge work is order
ed. CofltulUtion irea,
HoltrOrewnt $5.09
8T
f i22kBridrgTMUi4.UU
Gold rilling 1.00
Enamel Fillinn 1.00
Silver Fillinn .50
V 4 Good Rubber
rittee O.Uil
Beit Rid Rubber -
Plate I. Sit
Da. W. L Wilt, raotar n Miuiu Palnlsii Eitr'tiwi .0J
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