The Oregon daily journal., April 20, 1905, Image 14

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..ivantasi to Ba Taken, of Good
' Weather jon Columbia rt
" r:'' River Bar.
DELIVERY OF ROCK TO . .
BEGIN IMMEDIATELY
The Covernment Will Give Em
ployment to Uig Capital and
: ' ; ; ' ; Many Workmen.1 .
' Prectloaliy twice in amount ox n
will be taken to the government Jetty
lit the mouth of the Columbia river this
uuon aa waa delivered last year. Ie-
livery of material will begin next Tues-
day. The Columbia Contract company,
which was awarded the contract (or fur
rushing 40,000 tons of stone from the
quarry at Fisher's Lending, will deliver
t IK. rata of x.sov ton, a oar. - i. v.
Sweeney, who wlU furnish 110,000 ton
from the Bunker H1U quarry, will de
liver at. the rate or owe tona a oay tne
, first month and tona daily for each
subsequent month unta the eon tract, ha
been completed. After the first month
this will mean that , the government
will receive I.50 ton of stone 'a day
for tlte-.extension of the -Jetty. " Last
Year the dally shipments amounted to
only 1,890 tons. - -
The Columbia, Contract company will
have nine barges and two tu (boats In
commission, and toe men employed. In
cluding those at work in the quarry,
Three of the barges wlllbeat the
quarry loading, three on the way " to the
mouth of the river and three , discharg
ing at the Jetty every day'iathe week
when the work gets well, under way,'
The company "la having t three barges
built at Q ray's harbor,, which will be
ready In May. .' ,. '.... -A
big force of. mechanics is employed
lit the. Fisher quarry and the output
will he double the former capacity. The
Hercules and Samson will be .used as
tugboata. the former taking the barges
down as far as Mfestport and the latter
towing them the remainder of the dla
lance. . - . ' v'"-'- j-
The Oregon Round Lumber company
ot this xltiwill do. the lowing with the
Olenola from the Bunker 11111 quarrjl
for J. W. Sweeney and will ue three
barges. . y.i :.'
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The Ladles Aid society of Grace M.
E. church met yesterday In the church
parlors, Mrs, E. C Frost presiding. A
paper was read by Mrs. J. W. Wiseman
vn "The Cross and Crown," and a vocal
selection was given by J. A. Hamilton
Kev. Clarence True Wilson, IX D, the
pastor, spoke. ' Mrs. John Corklsh and
Mrs. J.'E. Lytic were the . hoeteseee of
the occasion; mr':.-fT-:T.rj
gAXYATXOnT AJUCT
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' - The Young People's legion and Sunday
school of the Salvation Army Corps No.
V 1 First street, are-BvrTanaTws; ior
a special entertainment and social at
their hall next Saturday evening. Miss
Km ma Harlow and other good singe re
will take nart'..
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' Here's an extraordinary :
chance, one that .will en-;
able you to clothe your
feet well for Easter
9S Pairs of Ladles' Patent
Kid, - hand -sewed ', lace
Shoes ; up-to-date ; , sold ;
res. at $30; sizes S, SJ,
M, 7, widths TC, D, E,
;'r. Easter Special Sii-
, Reduction r on aST Shoes
; for Easter. Our- line of ,
Tan Oxfords for Ladies,
J Children. Boys and Men
is very Complete. It con-
tains ; all the new, spring, '
tyleijindj.ip-to-date
; . every detail ' ;
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DECOIIG FACCUS
Latest" ExDloit It to. Involve
-V Prominent Citizen In the
First Test Case.
PUSH CLUB MEMBER TO . .
BE THE DEFENDANT
His Two Cows Taken Up by
V - . . . a a : ' . .
r Brother Memoer ana sua
Will Be Brought S i t
Tfc. east "side efflce ef The Jeeraal U la
the store el Mrs. r. W. McUaaer, 109 past
sMrneaa eireeb . iiiemi neo ,
The Mt Tabor cows latest exploit
la the Drobable fining of 'one of the
leading citisens of the town who has
been prominently . Identified : witn tne
Push club and Interested ,1a the cam
Deign against the' unrestrained cow,' Re
cently the club decided to take up the
first roaming cows found la the suburb
1 prosecute their, owner unaer me
herd law. The first cows were- taken
up the -evening of the meeting by P. P.
Dabney, but he . discovered they be
longed to a resident of RusseUvllle, and
aa It waa desired to maxe tne teat ease
on Mt. Tabor M cltlsen, the animals
were set free. "
Yesterday., however: two cows were
taken up and-, they were, claimed by a
leading cltlsen, of the, community woo
had been Identified with the Push club
s toes -Its ' organization. . To show that
charity did not begin at home his
brother members' decided to prosecute
hlmt and the first cow ejase. to be tried
In Mt Tabor wur be'by the Puah club
against - a member of the organisation.
The .Identity of the ' of fending cltlsen
is being kept secret until the sun u
commenced. ' '-r" . ' " ' " '-. ' '
At tha election last June Mt Taoor
voted to adopt the oute herd law and
under this law "the owner, of 'vagrant
cows may be fined 1 10 for the first of
fense and 1X0 for the second, ml Manor
Is the only suburb in that district that
has adopted this herd law and there Is
no recourse to MontavlUa citizens, wno
suffer from the bovine migrations un
less they sue the owner for damages.
When the home cows are kept In their
own back yard the Mt. Tihox citisens
wlH" begin a campaign against visiting
animals, but first It Is desired to set aa
example. . . - ' ;.v ' '
:SAY SEWERS ARE BAD.
UUeC rroaa TJmsaal-
: taty OoaAMom m Aaaeaatloa. :'..t"
Though 'the citisens of . Mt Tabor
thoroughly understand that their adop
tion Into the fold of greater fortiana
will mean aa increase of taxes and a
fight before they . receive any benefits,
still the- majority of those included la
the district favor the annexation and
are hoping that Portland will vot
favorably to their reception at the com
ing election. As.Mt Tabor would have
to take its chances la securing buii kub
water and an adequate -sewer system,
and aa It would secure none of the
school benefits other part of the city
have, while getting an Immediate bene
fit of the city tax schedule apparently
only a pressing need would force the
residents to desire the c nan re.
- The situation, aooording to business
men of the place, demands relief, especi
ally the sewer situation,. The greater
part of the suburb has no sewerage
service worth' mention and it faces ad
estdemle of typhoid the coming .sum
mer. While the suburb remains one It
cannot build sewers and for" the sake
of their children's health and . to pro
vide for the greatly increased popula
tion that la annually coming the citi
sens feel they must secure relief. ..
sxtwood : Btririuuti Tmzra.
The Bell wood Republican club '. was
organised last night Its object being to
push- the candidacy ot clllaens in , tne
district and "to harmoClsa -the "various
faction of the place. W. M. La Force
was elected president J. 'F. McKlrchla
secretary, A. B. Hematock - treasurer.
A. N.' Willis, candidate for eouncUman
at large, stated his position regarding
the saloon questloa and announoed' that
he would favor the enforcement, ef the
law, hut would not endeavor to force
the reform .Issue beyond a strict en
forcement of the present laws. .
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.1 ::; WJUm MVTLB raw OMVMCM. '
The Bethany . German Presbyterian
congregation haa decided to build a new
church at a cost -of St, 100. Tha womea
of the church will provide the furniture
for the new edifice and two thirds 01
tha sum needed for the structure is al
ready la the hands of tha building com
mittee. ' .V'-
' The building committee or the Baby
home has formally announoed the open
Ing of the new Institution for Saturday,
April M, at :! p. m. . All those whs
aided la making the new nome possible
have beea Invited to attend. - ( -
' Rev. A. A. Winter yesterday arrived
to take charge of tne- First United
Evangelical church, - East Tenth and
Sherman streets. For the past four
years he has been in - charge of the
church at Dallas.'
The special services which have been
In progress at Partba Methodist church
for the last week are being continued
oa-account of the interest manifested
by thos attending. Various ministers
are assisting in the work and the meet
ings may be continued into next week.
"Skinner's Butte is the natural pleas
ure ground of Eugene," say a the Regis
ter. Shouldn't Us name be changed
meaning no disrespect to Mr. Bklnnerf -
r He
Nervousneas. Dlsslnese '' Indigestion,
Neuralgia are cauaed by stck nerves. ;
- By soothing the nerves and stimulat
ing tbelr action. Dr. Miles' Antl-Pala
Pills relieve almost Immediately.
Unlike any other pain remedy, they
contain nothing Injurious and you will
never know you have taken them, ex
coot by the relief they affort . , , ,
- Dr. Milss'
Anti-Pcin Pills
have, become a frtHiaenold remedy In
thousands of f ami! lea, where they never
fall to cure all pain, and relieve those
little miserable ailments which are so
common. .
'Dr. Miles Antl-Paln Pills have not
only relieved me of severe headache,
nervduanees and Indigestion, but - my
mother, who Buffered a great deal with
neuralgia and dlxzlneaa, haa ben cured
by their use." MRS. O. H. DAN KB, til
W. d UU Moorestown, N. t.
The first package will benefit If not.
the drussist will return your money.
II doe .a. II nenta. Never aold In bulk.
eart .
i Couff li
Cigarette
One Tobacco User in Three Has
Tobacco Hearty AH Hare-Dis
eased ' and Weakened Organs.
No Tobacco User Has His Full
.? Strength and Power. ' ;
bcb tf (fee oilicftitsas. Nc Bnetf freer
VV Mi Telggurlty TcstUIci Ftltowti
I aerebr eerUfv that t was eeaWtely Cares
Of we looseee seois men amm
ro ky Besere' ToWceo-Bpnac i esve wot
aed toaaeee la aay form slnee, mar k.d aay
desir to da m. I feuad Tueee-s-Bpeciae
mi Mrfr!, .iiiini bat at crest beat
to a7 geaersi sesiuu pivrw iuui
Boeelae I kit seed tobecee the aaatver ef
yean set opposite my belewt
Bev. W. W. Qleaa. sienaiaa. buss- : ae yean
Hrr. w. J. Mmmoaa, Opp. Ala, . ,
A Ones R. Jolaer. AtlaaU, Ot r - to ,
: H. J. H-rrlek, AU'y Ho-toev. M. "
J.bms Uller. Bsator, Cal., J, ,
J. A. Boss.lesverUB, Ohio. :' ' i j
T. B. Kb.rp, (Jaloatowa. Art. '. W "
L H. Webster. Mutebeeter, M. fU 2 " .
A U. Wells, KlMley, Ksa., , W "
B. B. Murray, Osaidea, Wul, , M
Thoaaande of people have beea eared by To-
bseeo-8peeiae. It Is a ksraleas vecetable
reawdy aude by a aoted eheailst of CuwtaasU.
It eda be (Ives Is drink or food, at awal
tlBM, and will positively eore eny forai of
tobecee hxblt, either with or wtthoat the kaowl.
edfe of the psoe
t Ilaadrede save
by'" free trial
parkes-s state. . . , .
It osteal- enrea all -diseases erased by to-
haree, elsseertee or eouf f . '..
Too avocers uajui uiewx. v
and Bsee eta.. Claelaastl., Ohio, will eead
roe. tree, la plata wrapper, a trial peekase
of Yobeceo
BoaFlae. sad the
1 .lyii
book oa
1 sabjoet ever pabuabed, .
wUl
SHEEP DEM.TUY ANO
lilP
Spring; Lamb Said , to Bo Very
rEnjoyablo Even Without
: Mint Sauco; v"';r
MILD WINTER AND PLENTY "
.OF FEED IN THIS STATE
, fi . t ... ..
Ideal Place for Raising Flocks,
and Stockmen Are Beginning
t;.-,tb':-Ralixt Thij iI
It Is said by men who have, looked
carefully ' over the ranges - that there
111 be 100 per cent of Oregoa lands
saved this year, aa compared with' tl
per enA last year. The ranges are In
fine condition, the , ewes " strong and
health and tha lambs have unusual
vitality.'
, "It is worth the ronad-tiip fare and
two days time to Sea a bunch of Oregoa
lambs gambol oa a bui.- sua a ron
land man who has Just' returned from
Umatilla county. "They congregate in
little groups an benches of the -mountain,
and butt, promiscuously at each
other a few - minutes, , men v suddenly
there is a' scampering ia all directions
and they, disappear, with . tails flying
over the edge of the hill."
. J. H. Owlna of Pendleton, , who has
beea elected secretary of the National
Livestock association.,-to ' succeed the
late Secretary Martin, win depart April
it for Denver, where he will take up
the duties of his new offloe. He will
stop at Bait Lake for a conference with
President Hagenbarth or the . associa
tion. A trip over the ranges ' has Im
pressed Mr. Owlnn with the great possi
bilities of the livestock industry in Ore
son. Grasses and herbage that grow la
the hills .. possess peculiarly nutritious
dualities. The- climate all tne year
round is mild and stock winters ia th
hills of Oregoa better than ia most
places where tha industry ia profitable.
Prices 'ia recent years have been fair.
and there is a good outlook for better
ment of conditions along with the de
velopment of the home market that is
sura to come ' with the rapid increase
of population ia the Pacific northwest
states. - ; ....... .
Portland, Seattle and Spokane will be
the' locations ' for great packing plants
that will take care of the thousands of
cattle and hogs that Oregon. Idaho and
Washington will produce, and livestock
of all kinds now shipped to the packing
houses of the Mississippi valley and
shipped ' back to the ' Pactfle ooast ia
form- of cured hams and bacon, will re
main here and transportation charges
will be saved . to the producers andi
dealers, and psrhape to the consumers.
The fine condition of Oregon sheep
and cattle .this spring is due mainly to
the mild - winter and tha early spring
weather favorable to grass,, which was
a month earlier 'this spring than last
Tha result is that -the , ewee - had a
chance to vet fat and strong, and the
lam be were hardy. .Wool clipping is
now under way. and dipping will soon
begin, ' The government bureau of ani
mal industry has three Vrperta In Ore
gon who will look after the dipping of
sheep to be shipped out of the state.
. The task will be a heavy one. and will
cause much expense end . hardship to
owners of herds, but it is . generally ad
mitted that the process is necessary to
stamp out scab and manga Owners 01
Montana - ranges, where . Oregon sheep
are taken for feeding and breeding.
Claim that their herds have again been
infected with scab from Oregon. ; The
government will cause dipping. tanks toJ
be- established at several points in tha
mountains and also at two or three rail
road stations along the Oregon Railroad
aV Navigation company's lines andaorae
of the herds that are Void for shipment
will- be- dipped twice before they are
plaoed on the cars.'. ' .- . ,
LABORS OF GRAND
JURY N EARING END
' ' (Ipoclsl Mspetek ta The oeraal.j)
Salem, Or, v April JO. Friday aftar-
noon at l-e'eleck la the thus act by
Judge Burnett for the arraignment - of
persons- Indicted by the Marlon county
Irrand Jury. As this was the date asked
for - by Prosecuting Attorney McNary.
he evidently expects the Jury to return
some indictments oa or before that data
Another . evidence that the labors of
that body are peering an end waa the
fact that the members of the Jury spent
the afternoon ia visiting the' peniten
tiary. .'. -'.' - v .
I. Perkins, an .eastern Oregon horse
trader, was delivered at the asylum yes
terday by,' Sheriff. Tayldr -of Pendle-
In Near Future One V.":i Act as
, Market ' Inspector ; In
DEALERS MUST KEEP . '
J THEIR PLACES CLEAN
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City Council Discover TJiat Pe
tition for Street Improvement
-r Has - Been Forged. :
Provision." was made by. the city coun
cil yesterday afternoon t for the appoint
ment of a woman inspector of markets
at a salary of fit per month. A delega
tion from the achool of domestic sci
ence of tha T. W.'C A. waa present, and
it waa recommended - that , the . health
board consult with them In the selection
of a woman to fill the-position. The
new officer 'Will work In , conjunction
witn the achool of domestic science.
Ordinances providing for the appoint
ment of a meat inspector and two depu
ties were presented to the -council and
were referred to the committee oa health
and police, . . - .-. . '--....;:
On recommendation of the street com
mittee all the proceedings regarding the
improvement of Beoohd street from
Morrison to Flanders street were re
scinded and tha property owners ordered
to present new petitions for tha : im
provement , of . the thoroughfare. - The
property owners are about evenly di
vided between bltullthio and atone block
pavement on a sand cushion.
"All proceedings regarding this street
should be annulled," said Councilman
Ben tley yesterday. 1 have discovered
that tha petition for a stone block pave
ment presented several months ago, haa
been tampered with." - -
It was ascertained later that addi
tional namea had been, added td the pe
tition by W. F. White, after It had beea
filed la tha office of the city auditor, in
order to. give it a preponderance of
the property on. the street but with bo
intent to deceive anybody. - i -,- - v ,
Tha Portland Oaa company waa given
permission to ' build - coal bonkers at
Second and Flanders streets, of 00 mi
rated iron. The building- will be located
in the fire limits, and BuUdlnr Inspec
tor . Whiting had refused to grant a
permit for it- :.''
A petuton for tha improvement of Al
berta street -with gravel pavement was
referred to the atreet committee. Prop
erty owners protested, saying eosr of
the work : would confiscate tha prop
erty. ' ' . T
License for . wholesale liquor' stares
which do not run a bar was reduced
from 1100 to 1400 a quarter.
an ordinance providing for the ap
pointment of aa extra engineer for the
fire department was passed.
K new ordinance licensing and regu
lating atreet-signs was passed. Signs
built hereafter must bo 10 feet above
the .sidewalk, 'must, be attached .by
hinges and must be turned to tha wall
when not lighted. - For those extending
from It inches to Six feet over the side
walk a license fee of tl a qnaAer will
be charged; over six feet flO, and over
the 'Street 110. ..
WILL BE HERE' IN. HUE
FOR THE KENNEL SHOW
' ' Dr. T. K. Hunt has arrived at Seattle
la charge of a party of II Igorrottes,
en route to the exposition.. The natives
will remain oa the sound, however,1 for
several .weeks. . The Igorrottes are dog
eaters, Just casually It may be men
tioned that 1 a benoh ahow will be held
soon after their arrival. '
Illinois has finally decided to band a
replica of Abraham Lincoln's home as
Its state building. This will be the
home at Springfield, not the log cabin
In which he waa bora. . '. . . .. -
. Colin H. Mclaaao has been appointed
excursion agent-by-the department of
exploitation for.- the northwest idlntrlet
His duty will be to see that every
man., woman and child la the northwest
states visits the fair. -T"- r
Lewis Smith; one of tha carpenters on
the Washington building. . fell from
scaffolding- 41 feet above the ground
yesterday and was seriously hurt - That
he was not killed was due to hie land
ing In mud. - In his perilous descent
Smith struck two projections. " His hip
waa. thrown out of Joint and his body
waa . badly bruised, bat unless injured
Internally he will not suffer greatly- oa
account of his mishap. , , : i-..
ELK ROCK AGAIN T
. - . ; DELAYS TRAFFIC
Elk Rock, the giant landmark on the
Southern Pacific railroad, about three
mllea thla side fit Oswego, . caused
trouble ; for the company - - yesterday.
for the second time. A large part of
the rock caved down, on the track, - and
forenoon trains both ways were delayed
several noura
1 The collapse occurred soma time be
tween - midnight and morning. The
morning's train from Oswego, due in
Portland at-10:10 o'clock, encountered
the obstruction and was stopped in
time to avoid accident A gang of sec
tion men were burrledto the place and
the track waa cleared about 10 o'clock,
The train from Oawege arrived here
shortly before noon. -'
wHa Harrslmsk Snoiw.
rtrlnhsnlth (ela.
meat! and kkinhoalth Tan lets.
tlve aaf spordy care for every Itchis. banlas.
araiy, Slereias,
erostee,.. Blarely aed kloto-k
knSMO, wltk laes of aalr.
sir. 1 iwaw near, sru
sure, ilea, ted bl.oa.
Ileal, analtay akla aad
n::gr::za!LYfy
nwataMof TSa LfJ
Coarletenf Karfas Soap,SStHBMlaea.aal
erpUei Ski health (olnt.). BAeUknismaa,
k-.I tke ekia. sod Sklnbealth Tablets.
&9m ta exael saBar inni. All dnteclsU'.
Harfnav Son fen the Ceeanloaln.
fnf plsiplss, blnrfcseeds. relsiaa. roof kaoos. efcaf
Ins, (kasptaf, roasnl ksoea, Notklos nul aire
sock a ssoeay enre. aao. eakoa, Ma.
Dead- Be. pnetace far Free Samples gad
booklets to VHILO BAt OO, Hewara, M. i.
WOOVAJLO, OLAJtKS ' CO, WwUVk
and WnshiwroaV
Are Dsys cf Cjirri r-;
They Are Crccn:Ir
Dxlhtcr for Cents Pert
land Pecpls,
.3.1 ' " ''"
" Many "dark days" from kidney ills.
i Jtaokache, headache -nervous, tired, '
' Urinary troubles makes you r'oouiy.
Doan s Kidney nas ormg renr;
Bring cure to every kidney s erer.
: J. Carson, employed at the poraana
Lumber Co, foot of Lincoln street wr
in street, woo
resides at ( First atreet save: "I
was feeling miserable with a de-roaeine;
lameness around the small of my bac
all last summer. At first I did not par
much attention to it but It continued
rne - worse and nnallv became
bad that I, thought I would have to lay
off work. To bend or move1 quickly
cauaed severe twinges. I
as oitea at-
tacked with dlasy speus. specks 1
eared before my eyee and I had no ai
ltlon or energy. . In the morning
arose as tired as when I went to cw
In fact I had all -the symptoms of a
very severe case of kidney troubl
uble.
When I was suffering the worst' I read
about poan s Kidney mils and procured
k pox. 1 soon noticed an improvement
n my oonamon. ana tne nam ana acn-
Inor across my back soon disappeared.
About six weeks aero I was laid up with
a alone of .. the nrlo for two weaka.
Symptoms of kidney complaint made
tneir appearance aram ana 1 resorted
to Doe n s Kidney Pills a-second? time.
They Just . as thoroughly freed me of
the trouble aa in the former, ease. I
cannot express . what a change they
have made In me. ... I simply feel like a
different person." -.
- For sale by all dealers, - price M
centa. Foatar-MUburn Co., . Buffalo. N.
X sole agents lor tne United states.
Remember the name DO AN
take no other. - ' .
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pain by our. late aelentlno method, pat
ented and used by us only. Free exasn-
niTOVI raOPXJi and those who
dread having their teeth extracted are
invited to call at .our offloe,- where we
will demonstrate to 'their entire - aa tin
faction our claim fpr painless extract.
STLVKR FILLINGS..... .....SO
GOLD FILLINGS JS4 and SI.OO
ft AND S10 GOLD ... ' -
CROWNS. . . trr. . f S.OQ and f 5.0O
FULL SBT TEETH., .v$9.0O
Boston Pdiiibs Dzntists
Btlra attntaUSOnT Wt. &:
Opp. IEala k rraak and Old Fostomss.
Hours :0 a, m. ta p. m Sunday,
l:S0 a. aa. to I11U0 p. m. . .
To be sure yea are In the right place
come in and get bottle of -Dr.. H. L
Graven' r tooth powdea, free, v .
SIC. 5ICIIILL O. CO.
M VlaiafA snrenfMn' ; . ' I'. S,
-v ON BAUD JCVKKX WHSRB.
Jf. you have a baby, get a:
package of WttMQY. Ton
. will and a leaflet "Mother's
Baby. Throw the food away. '
but . read tha leaflet. , Next
time yoa will keep the food,
10 centa a package. , . v ,
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AT ALL GROCERS. A
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Trial Beetle wrmtmmn ,
as rise aa. mmw .Mwrm,
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IN WOOD PRICES
FOR ONLY 30 DAYS
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We en erewa ant arldse wok nlthual pahv
Oar 10 yeare aaperloBee la plate work en
ables es o Ot roar awatb comfortably.
Dr. W. A. Wise
taeta, stjoe lately wiuwnt pata. or.
rise Is aa expert at gold ftulag aad
T. t. Wbm la aa
crowa aad arldee
waea flatea or acidgl
WISE. DUOS., Dentist :
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NX T .2.25; S;: r''.;Wvv.V J-V
Oreen short slab, per load, ...... B1.7II y
Dry short slab, per load. ...... i. I '?.6Q '
.Oreen inside, per load. ....... ...I a.25
4-foot dry wood, per oord...-...l 2.S5 :
V Block wood, per load .......... 43.00 ,
Imiipl sacaaa
Xetsrhsa aad Monat Tabor . .
Cheap 4-foot from
Prteos iaelosed
far akert greea
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Drr ehort oe load.
Dry 4-foot wood, per eord..
Blocks, net load...
BANFIELD-VEYSEY FUEL COj
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REDUCED - t
Retail. DeMrewT to Consnmer "'
6.50 wii7a00 : 1
curat; A.:'ll lt " .'.
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k Ladles' Underwear. La
Ribbed Vesta. Fine Llale Veata, long and
I7e ilave a Larde Ljne
- abort sleeves, low neck, ail colors white, pink; and '.
bluet aU slses. iPrioea,:.. . ,v. --, r.
From 25c im to $2:25:
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THE li'cSTETair HF02Tir:p CO.
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ef Cktsiss aad . jTapaaise Oarlea. .
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expert at sol
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