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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. SATURDAY ' EVENING. JANUARY -4; 1&3.
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Odd Fellows' Home, Just Completed, .Near Woodstock.
Tho Odd Fellows home. Just being
completed at Woodstock on the large
tract in that suburb, the property of
the Oregon Odd Fellows,, was dedicated
this morning. The services were con:
tinued this afternoon . with a banquet
and other entertainment. The dedica
tion ceremony proper began soon after
11 o'clock.
Btate Master Richard cott, of Mil
waukie, directed the dedication this
morning. There ' were addresses by
Judge M. C. George, Dr. W. T. William
son, W, I. Vawter and other prominent
Odd Fellows from dl f f erent pa rts of
the state. The Rebekah assembly was
represented by Preaident Emma Gallo
way and Ida Foster, past ' president.
There was vocal, muslo by Miss Scott
and Mr. and Mrs. Staples.
The Odd Fellows' building waa begun
last aprlng n(i completed at cost of
128,000. The Odd Fellows nave acquired
a tract of land and will continue to
improve it with' buildings for orphans,
aged members of the order who have
no means of support and ultimately a
hospital will be built. -.
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HUG TAX
AttorhSy-General . Declares
Payment of 10 Per Cent
Is Condition ot Grant.
. r ' Spclsl ; Zliipatcb te The Jeoraal,) ,
Salem, Or, Jan. l.-Counsel ' for the
General Electrlo company hare filed
a supplemental brief in the suit of the
state. broughtU the--attorney-general
to collect 10 per cent of their earnings
at the Willamette locks and canal, for
.the benefit' of the school fund, under
the act of October II. 1870. rv -
The UUe of , that , act reads: . "An
act to appropriate' funds for . the con
struction of a steamboat, canal at the
Willamette falls." , :.
They now contend 'that this title is
no broad enough to authorise Insertion
In the body of the act itself ot a taxing
prevision of 10 per eent of their re
ceipts, and show that the court has
- held many acta unconstitutional for that
same reason. - - - v. , ,
Section 20, article IV: of the Oregon
constitution reads:,-7 "Every act shall
embrace but -one; subject and matter
' properly connected therewith," etc.
The attorney-general . holds that the
etate granted the-corporation named a
franchise, and. the payment of 10 per
cent of the profits Into the school fund
was a condition of tbe grant, and not
a tax. " . ;:.!' -;-'. . .
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MILVGK UY JSK SLOUGH
t . HVKECKED BY FLOOD
' (Special Clapatcb to The ' JourBil.)
Monroe, Or, Jan. 4. The residents
of Ingram Island feel their loss' since
the large bridge across the Willamette
, slough went out, during the recent high
water.. A jam of. arlftwood struck the
mam pier- or we Bridge wua rorce
enough to destroy the structure. This
bridge was built only a short time ago,
the citizens of the community subscrib
ing an amount, which was doubled b
mo county court or nemon county. This
toss wm De reit severely oy quite
number of farmers on the Island.
JAPANESE ARE FINED
' " FOR TRESPASSING
Special .Slapatch to ,The Jooraal.)
Astoria, Or., Jan. 4. Two Japanese
were tried in the Justice court yester
day afternoon charged with trespassing
on jonn ji ts.enney-a naming preserves.
They were found guilty ana lined ISO
eacn,,'!. v-.,r .i-.,-,. "
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POSTOFFICE GRAFT THAT WOULD
MAKE EVEN HENEY'S EYES WATER
No boy Is too young to learn.
Some sort of graft, it seems, Is in
evidence everywhere. Even the newi
boys and other youths who roam the
streets and hang out around the public
buildings In the down town district
have conceived the Idea of working" a
t is
ingenlus method of holding up the pub
either In the form of tips or some other
Ho in some innocent way.
An instance ojf this graft la a scheme
frequently worked at the nostofflce by
the boys. Ordinarily, the youngsters are
not allowed to loaf in the corrldors-but
since Policeman Joe .Burke . haa been
removed to another beat thev have tak
en advantage of the. fact and are more
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in evidence about the buildlngthan ever
. It is not an uncommon occurrence
for customers of the lock boxes to leave
their keys hanging in-the lock. Or
dinarlly these' keys are taken in charge
by tne Dostorrica cierxs ana returned
to 'their rightful owner. But the boys
are wise. They have learned to watcn
for the opportunity of gaining posses
sion or the Keys lert behind and then
awaiting results.
The -outcome is that the keyowner
soon, returns, excited and worried. The
boy picks out the troubled one and
makes his find known. Ha claims to
have found the keys on the floor. Then
he Is rewarded and beglna looking for
another victim.
POSTAL ORDERS GUARDED WITH
TENACITY OF BULL TERRIER
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY HORTICULTURISTS
Special DIapatrb : te The JoaraaM '
i Forest Grove. Or., Jan. 4. The horti
culturists of this city have elected W.
K. Curtlss president and Harry Haynes
secretary for the following year, A
board of directors was a! bo chosen and
meetings wiu be held regularly to dis
cuss plans and methods relative to tho
xruit industry in Washington county.
' . THE VALUE , OF CHARCOAL.
I'fTT people Know Vow Vsefai It Ii U
-. rresenruig Beaitn ana seanty.
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r . . Cost Hotting To Try.
- Nearly everdybody knows that char.
- coal la the , safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier la nature, but
few realize Its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
Charcoai is remedy that . the more
you take of it tha bettor; .it la not a
drug; at all? but simply absorbs the
gaaea and Impurities always present
In the atomach and Intestines and car-
Charcoal eweetena the breatH'- after
umotung. tirinKing. or alter eating on
lone and othr- odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and im
proves the complexion, it whitens the
teeth end further acts as a natural and
eminently safe cathartlu,
I abeorbft the Injurious gases which
collect In the etomach and bowels: it
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the zoison of. catarrh. -
All druggists sell , charcoal in one
trm or another, but probably the best
charcoal and the" roost-for the money
is in. Stuart's -Charcoal Loienges; they
are composed of -the , finest powdered
ijIow charcoal, and 'other - harmless
antiseptics in tablet form or rather in
the form f large pleasant tasting los
enres, the .charcoal being mixed with
honey. V ' '. .- :.: -
The. daily use of these lozenges will
eona tell in : a much improved condi
tion of the general health, better com
plexion, sweeter breath and purer blood,
and the beauty of It is. that no possi-
, vwi iutv krum tnwir con
tinued. use,' but, on the contrary, great
benefit. - - ' .- -" . .
; A Buffalo physician. In speaking of
Ihu benefits of - charcoal, aays: "I ad-1
vlM Ruart's'Chai,ooal- Losenge- to all
ritiients suffering from gas in stomach
and bowels, and to clear the complexion
n4 purify, the breath, mouth and
thront; I also believe the liver, is great
ly benefitted by the dally use of them;
they cost, but twenty-five cents a box
at drug atores, and although in some
per.ws a (latent t reparation vt T K-
lievi . 1 cH more and better charcoal"
in ruuans ..nrcoai, .rfnpes than in
any f the ordinary charcoal tablets."
en4 your, name and address today
f-r free atrial package and see f
yrrielf, F. A. Stuart Co., 200 Btuart
I ii ilBK, ilarsliaa Michigan. ; .
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The postofflce department pever
losea anything even when money orders
go ; astray and '. to . paid to gome one
other than the rightful owner. The
man who pays the order, whether a
clerk in tbe money order department,
a merchant or a private citizen,' is held
for the amount of the postakorder. The
person to whom the money is sent can
not lose under any circumstances.
- More - than a year-'-ao a travelinc
missionary who was In Portland failed
to get a money order that waa sent
him from the east. It had either been
lost or .stolen. Eventually It was pre
sented at . Portland saloon and the
proprietor cashed the little allp of pa
per. He had seen the-man to whom
he. had paid the money about the plane
several times. Further than this he
knew absolutely nothing about him nor
does he remember ills description. The
name of the minister was forged and
the unknown man received the money
and disappeared.
All this time postal inspectors have
been working on the case. They have
been Unable to locate the man who re
ceived the money. And as a conse
quence the saloon keeper is held re
sponsible for the money. He will pay
It over to the department and then In
turn the missionary will receive tho
money due him which has been so long
In transit
This law of holding the individual
who cashes a postal order responsible
Is for tha protection of the customers
of the money order department as well
as the department ltseir. And lncl
dentally the ruling has a tendency
toward making everyone more careful
in cashing these government checks.
This order has been so well estab
lished that It is now practically lm
possible to cash a money order in any
BOY KILLED BY
DISEASE
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SAVED tint 0tt'3 UFE ' , , . ;.
Uytan Ees trti Ukea down year fj itlth tang tronbl. - Vf
doctored am moattl wltlumt lxnprtrrcraent. Then I began glrlajr'
Pr. KlatT's Vw Dlacorery, and I sooa noticed n chtns for the better. ;
X kept tbia treatment np for few week tad now my eon is perfectly
weUtndworktererydgy. MRS. 8AUP. HIPPES, Arm, ko. '
BOO AND $1.00
COLD AND GUARANTEED DY C
Wyy SKIDMORE DRUG CO.
HEAVY TIMBER p o w D Kestore lcBrye Force
Companion Fatally Injured
in Accident inBelt Flume
ti mil
'plvWhHhin" up nerve force by doping their
immense velocity, stomachs with drugs. It is
wo enlna f K a 1L na.
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BUILT III 1907
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Portland and Seattle pleads
Construction Work ifi
EailwayKecords,
XSpeclal Diapateb to 'Tbe Journal.)
Mew York, Jan. t. In its annual re
view of railroad building during the
year, the Railroad Gasette places the
total for this year In the United States
at -5.311 miles, against 8,(23 miles in
1908. ' The figures Include 14 miles of
new main line track relocated, but do
not include new second, third or rounn
tracks, sidings or electrio lines. ' The
total is I ier cent less , than last year,
although at the beginning of the year a
large amount or grading haa Deen rin
Ished ready for tracking. The Oasette
continues: v
The Joint low grade line of the Great
Northern and the Northers Pacific from
Kennewlck, - .Washington, west to van.
rouver, 220 miles, oonstruoted under
the name ef the Portland & Seattle, was
the longest single stretch of new road
built. Work is - being pushed by the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul on Its
Pacific extension. la 1906 there were
miles of track laid and ZSs miles
were' added In 1907, leaving between
finish the iine to Seattle. The Kansas
mtv HTsTlAn A Drlant htlllt 47 tnDAll In
Okaihoma. 26 in Texas and IS In Mexi
co. There are over pu miles yet to
be built to finish the line from Kan
sas City through to Topolobampo, on
the west coast of Mexico. On the
Western Pacific all f the road In Ne
vada. . 89 miles of track have been 'laid.
rid 102 In California, leaving 677 miles
yet to oe-Duut.- r ,
Complete Survey la Canada.
In Canada, the Grand Trunk Pacific
has made its full survey from Moncton.
Nw Brunswick, west to Winnipeg, Man
itoba. 1.SQ0 miles, and itaa let contracts
lor 826 miles ol line on this section.
In the west, contracts are let to the
Kocay mouniains, except ior aooui ize
miles, for which contract will shortly
be let In was definitely decided this
year that' the line would cross the Tel-
lowhead pass. Up to April of this year
only SS miles of track had been laid.
but : traek 'haa 'sow been . laid on about
boo mues west of Winnipeg. The Ca
nadian Northern recently v finished a
connecting Una Irom Brandon. Manl-
loua, west to ttegina,- Baaaaioon. xt
miles, and has projected a large num
ber of other extensions. The Canadian
Pacific haa - finished an extension - of
Its Pleasant Hills branch, from Strasa-
burg, Assinlboia,- north and west to
Saskatoon, 91 miles, so 'that it now
haa a through line from Winnipeg w4t
io tsaanatoon. work : is under, way in
weaiern canaca Dy this company on
several hundred miles .addltl?naL In
Mexico the Southern Paclflo built 20S
miles, on the west coast during the year
nq is pusnmg work rrom Ban- Bias,
hich la on. tha Khiiim f!ltv.' Mlnn
Orient, down the west coast to Guada
lajara, 050 miles. j : ' .-. .,
Alaska Shows With W iktnafc
."'New -main track mileage 'la reported
in 44 atates and ' territories, including
Alaska,-where 90 mijea of new traok
wrr buat. , JLoulslarTi, which was third
n ;l0. .war fifsthia year with 284
miles., Texas, BoutlT Dakota. mA Wash.
?' p?rtiand stores without proper Silverton Chief and Marion
lucuiiijvfiiiun. i . .
Sheriff Start Out to Cap-
Texas was first with 635 miles, far
ahead ' of the record of -any state in
1907. Besides Texas with its decrease
of nearly S00 miles, Arkansas, Illinois,
Nebraska each ahow at least 100 miles
less than last year. The largest de
crease in 190S was in North Dakota,
where only 247 miles were built, as
compared with 621 in 1905. In addt
tlon to the states already mentioned.
Every, organ of your body is governed by network
of nerve wires, . These nerves convey the power which
runs the-human machine. This power' is called nerve
force.. Nerve force is nothing but electricity The res
son any prgan becomes weak 'is because thtf rjerres
tuk i'AntPAt if trtr tas rtftt v snr nrvs ' tYi ima
Reiiihm. Wash. Jan. Earl Mus- tive power 'of , your boy. This lack of nerve force is
sulman, aged 14. was killed and Clyde shown by weakness Of any kind, whether in the stom
Damaske. aged 12, perhaps fatally ln-J aeh.' liver, kidnevs 'heart or other orrans.
jurea iaie yesieraay axieinuun in ' I
bolt flume of .the Manlev milL at Lake ful nmwy e ju..
!raam.h"ehd' lg fheMe ttty hndcn nd .
partyRay Damaske. aged 10, waa un-lsleep restless; if you suffer.
Clvde Damaske suffered a compound I freouen headaches and vour
fracture of the leg and is supposed also! . ' . - .
to have received Internal injuries. Young I eyes are dull and heavy, it
Mussulman ui wu onicn . ... .
the bolt struck him. He- lingered forisivows tnat your supply or
fhin8- n0t dy!nf a nerve force is depleted.
The boys, who reside- in jjemngijam, c manv ,rv .:ij
were welklnar dnwrt tboTlUme-to uie I ...... j ...... ..j .v.
Manley mill when the tragedy occurred.
The chute slopes stee:
bolt, sliding wun
sulman boy, who was, the first In line, lmposible
I 1 , . . A . I -mw. I
elder Damaske lad was next and the I ' H u 1 e
bolt, swerving slightly from ItaVflrst nerve food If there was any
lmnart niYilrcfc Vila Imsv si rn m1sifut It IB 1 J
younger brother, -who was , walking I nourishment in drugs, they
know there is not.' Drugs are
drugs, stimulants, narcotics,
antidotes, poisons, not food.
Electricity is nerve food-
nerve life. It soaks into your nerves and is taken op
by them just as a sponge absorbs water; it nourishes
and vitalizes the parts which drugs cannot reach.
Every ,dose of drugs that yon put in your stomach
weakens your nerves. Every time .you kill a pain or an
ache by stupefying the nerves with poisonous drugs,
you are hurting them, and any one can see that in time,
by steady dosing, your nervous system will be com
pletely broken down.
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Electro-Vigor is a relief from the old system of drug-'.
ging. it does by natural means what you expect drugs
is
What the nerves
nourishment
OFFICERS PLAH RAID
Of! CAMP OF YEGGMEf.
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ture Criminals.
(Special Dispatch te Toe Joatoil.)
Salem, Or., Jan. 4. Chief of Police
McMillen of Silverton, waa in tha city
conferring with Sheriff Culver over
making a raid on a camn of criminal! to do bv unnatural means. It sivea back to the nerves .
wnicn ieaa ine list, Aiaoama, Arkansas, yeggmen wno nave estaDiisnea ihera- j ,1, . -., v,, rnmt j. ;tm
Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Minnesota, Mis selves In the woods oq the Ablo.ua Tlver ntl WPM ttoe power, they have lOSt, which 11 theif life,
slssippl, Montana, North Carolina, North Und have committed several depreda-l ElectrO-Vigor Is not an electric belt It is a dry cell
rtnkntn Dirt a hnma Ponnsvlvonia Vl. I t(nns! I - 7 1
sTlnta. v Weit Virarfnla Ami Wlacnnaln I One of thlr rYaulu wan mfidA ah a Ibodv batterr and makes its own oower. It is easilv. corn-
each built over 100 miles of main line I camp of the Silverton Milling- company, I r--ui.. t t t, t.j.. ...: .u. tv
In 1907. No new mileage was- reported which resulted In getting a lot of cloth- ' "V y uiiVB
In Connecticut. Delaware. Iowa. Mas-1 ing ana a valuable watch and chain.
sachusetts, 4New Hampshire, Rhode I Tn criminals have been located and
gives out a continuous stream of that strength-building,"
nerve-feeding force which is the basis of all health.
. Since using Electro-Vigor the rheumatism has alt
left me and I am feeling like, a new man. X certainly
consider Electro-VigOr a good investment and thank
' you for your interest in my case. .IfARRY- BATES.
.7H First street, Portland, Oregonv ,. V; . ' ; .
When I came to you I was in a very distressing con
dition. A continual drain had debilitated my system and
ras .' Jnyariably'' happens, tha
- nervous system broke down
alsa To a man in such si
condition life is nothing but
' a burden. , :
.1 am happy to say that I.,
am now perfectly healthy:
and full of energy, all through
.the use , of JJIectro-Vigor, ' ;
WM. ROCKEFELLER,
La Moine, CaL ,
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Every sufferer should , try
Electro-Vigor. It is far cheap
er than i course of drugging.
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Island and . Vermont.
will be taken in today.
lngton came next in order, each
between. -J4l,wad..2 Ues -la
ith
NEW C0RP0EATI0NS
FILE THEIR PAPERS
(Special Dispatch te The Journal.)
Salem, Or- Jan., J, Articles of Incor-
poration hive been filed in the office
of the searetary of state as follows:
Valley Telephone company; principal
office. Vale, Oregon; capital stock. 11;.
ouu; incorporators, m. u. Hope, I, w.
Hope and L. J. Hadley.
Union Faint company: principal office
roruana, uregon; capital stock, 110,
000: incorporators. M, A. McCorkle, D.
H-iWyganl and J. A. McCorkle. '
NOTARIES APPOINTED
BY THE GOVERNOR
Salem. Or.. Jan 4. rinvemnr rtiam.
berlain has appointed the following no
taries puouc: . ..
Herman Baumhoer and Amelia A.
Rerar Portland: John P. TTaaa fnnUn
K A. Hildreth Sr., Butte Falis; James
A. Sterling, Drain; E. H. Whitney, Tllla-
raoon; u. n. nasungs, .inure ton; Jo. IL
raraer, k. ju. o. i, Mreenvllle.
Mrs. Enunett Dead.
' (Special Dispatch te The Jooraal.)
Salem. Or.. Jan. 4.- Mrs. EmmetL
mother of Mrs. J. Q. Barnes, wife of a
prominent merchant of this city, died
at the home of her aon-in-law yester-
aay. esne wag years ex age.
Astoria School Census.
(RDtcial Dispatch to The . Jonrail.)
Astoria, Or., Jan. 4. The school cen
sus oi tnis cuv snows a snarnt in
crease over last year,, with 1,14? males!
ana l.aas remaies.
EAST SIDE TEMPLE
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HAIIDuOlE
STRUCTUR
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BITTERS
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Make a ..New..' YearV rescn
lution to stop experimenting
and stick ; to the Bitters.
You't be thankful many
times afterwards. For 54
years it has been : curing
Poor . Appetite,- Insomnia, '
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Cos
tivenessv and Colds. Ask
your Druggist, for a free
copy of ourvl08 Almanac.
0 fceMs; on aviy'wet I
f IowKeY's I
111 ilvm flvlir.tnna-lOn I I
I III Wholesome -Digestibla - ; l
I If uno BOX WIU WMkO U I
19 A Happy Hornet
I Every Sealed Packags gua ran teed I
III Fresh and FnU Weight r II
I I FtMcy Bex mat Bauknf to awfgsms I
I li ' ' m"'a'rar UUIM ' ' !
I I TKS WALTER M. LOWNBT CO,
I I Makers af Cocoa and Chocolates ' I
I Bl, BOSTON, MASS. . A
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Masonic Building Completed
BeCently at a Cost of
One of the many handsome improve.
ments to go up on the east aid during
the past year la the new Maaonlo tem
ple, which, occupies a site at the cor
ner of East Eighth and East Burn-
aide street The building lg , three
stories high and was built at a cost
vi W , . vwvr iivur WAA, Iff
utilised for mercantile purposes and I
yne two upper ijpora win do used as
lodge rooms by number of east side
organisations. Among the firms who
naa coniracis on ine ouuainr ara tha
following: carpenter work, Pippy and
Piabrow;. plumbing. R. Quackenbush A
Co., heating, J. A. Bayer; glaslng, Cen.
tral Door Je Lumber Mmixjir. tlla Vta I
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EASTER SERVICES in
NE1VST. JAMESCHURCH
Evangelical Association Will
. Kusji ' Stjucture to an
, Early 'Completion.
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The mud Ton Hare Always Uoujlit, and wfclcb haa been r
tn use ro orer 30 years has borne tbe slfirnatore ot
l' " and baa been made under bis perm
J on1 aaperrlsion since its infancy
iCA4i. s Allow no one todeceiTo roain tbis
JAII Counterfeits, Imitations land Just-as-ffood'ar but .
JQxperlmenta that trifle with and endanger tbe health of -
. . Infants and OindxnExpexlence ajpUnst jCxperlment.
What Is CASTOR (
Castoria is" a harmless substitute for Castor Ofl. Pare- a
Sroric Drops and Soothlnff Syrups; It is Pleasant.' It
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Karcotio
substance, t Its age is" its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fererishness, It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic ItreUeres Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
, and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food regulates the V .'
Stomach and Bowels givingr healthy and natural sleep, j I
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. . j
GBNOiriB ' CASTORIA ALVAYO
Sears the Signature fcf
Tha ; building eommittee of the St
James English Eyangellcal church ex
pects to complete their, edifice at tha
comer 'of West Park an .. Jefferson
streets by Easter. The walla of -tha I
building are of brick with veneer
of dressed Tenlno stone, and When com.
plated will present a very,-at tractive
yininuiii, - iiim peauiuur .art glass
Aimiii ui in ine i structure.
The window nearest tha alta -will rep
resent Revc'a hmnm nlMur, wm
Homo": another will represent "Christ
Blessing the Little Children" an the
third, that of The Woman at the Well."
jiib pews are oeing manufactured at
Parker, Indiana and will be massive
oak.- They will be arranged in quatre
foil, harmonising with the general architectural-plan
ant) will seat 600 persons.
t,.!p .al0M Joat-SMOO, and the
building, will -cost when completed in
the, TQeighborhoo ot iia.ooo. . .T -
He M You HayeAlways Bought
, ; ; In For Over 30 Years, ,
v.. ? TMceimMAaatMty. rauMMteTniwiroMaeiT
This ls the' lubllea vaa nf th Anmn. 1 Rrltikln : The frtit iVinrllnaa liiJ.a,.
elated Blacksmiths' society of Great organised in 1868. ;. , ,
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