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Newspaper Page Texti ', I ',.,.'. 7 .'' ' '. . Z . !' -,-. i ACCUSE CHICAGO f.. 1 A II A ji C H f THE OREGON, DAILY. JOtJRNAtl 1 PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINO,4 MARCH 0, -1908. liussian Arrested on Charge liof Haing.IIurJed Bomb ? ' at Czar Nicholas. 1 I SUICIDE USES THREE S AGEfJTS OF DEATH Girl Take? tas, Wood 'Alco hol and Chlorofortn to - End Iiife. , J t , . Waited frees Leased Wlrs.) ' San Francisco, March lO.So deter mined "was Annis Kennedy, a domestic, to end her Ufa tht ah employed three - " x ; - - - - . (trotted Prtet ttuui Wire.) Chicago, March 10. Suspected of bav in asifih 4k A Itf. . Km rm9 hm throwing a bomb at 'ths Tsarskoe-Selo 8nt of death gas. chloroform and palace In St Petersburg more thta.i ou me trw mum uer month ago Ankodlna Zlteso. lata " "woVan'wa- .mninv.i 4 ,............ .-.. im iromt oi wuuam b. comer, super- b,MhS1: JEfmte "? ' Vntted mates' Indian iwW yard. ofhe W. fh.ln.trS- Soon' fur toVVifr)!; ment of deduction wa. thrown br S,0 .Vohoi pehi0rnrorm ewnifwied. kiiiin ihr eivttiua. Th. rtared In a hotel Half an hour Web thrower vanished. The Rua.lan B ha had a.cret police, however, are aald to have ru.eV alcohol and chloroform tr..j tin vi V-ru . r. th.n in I and ber teeth were closed over a tube Chicago, where they an.ert he lived at f fouh whch gaa waa flowing. No 64 Auatln avenua. Zlte.o was arre.t- j tor her. act Is known by mem- 15 d at that address. ber. of the Collier family. SVES BOTTLE FKOM SKIVER; WINS A BRIDE Sample Shoe Store Co. Breaks Ills Hip Rescuing Note .' Heai-lna: Flak. and Love Follows. , . . Author in Prison. (Rltedil Otapatrh to The Joaraal.) Rome, March 3?. Traversl, the au thor of Comedlrs, ' ha. been condemned to IS month.' Imprl.onmmt for defam ing Rerricard, the Importer of French work..' CIALI ST The doctor "thinks." The doctor treats. The doctor relieves the symptoms. A good doctor has some in struments and equipments for all ailments. The specialist KNOWS. The, specialist CURES. The specialist goes further and removes the cause.1' A good specialist has ALL scientific mechanical aids for his specialty. Thtre can be n6 comparison between the ability of the ordinary physician and that of the trained and scientific specialist. The former in trying to explore and conquer the whole field of medicine and surgery, becomes proficient in ,no particular branch. The latter conscientiously confines himself to a single class of ills and masters them. I do not scatter my faculties, btt I concentrate them on diseases and weaknesses peculiar .to the male. YOU PAY WHEN CURED MY FEE IN ANY UNCOMPLICATED DISEASE MeiVS DISEASES MY SPECIALTY At Rio Janlero. (Spcelil Plipatch to The Jouro!.) Rio de Janeiro, March 20. During Rising Bun, Md., March 20. Ml.for- the .Ingle week Just pained, there have tune followed Rowland S. McVeigh of bS5n7,8n L.S'i blrth-' 276 conowingo, wnen ne re.cuea a na.a wun a note In It from the Susquehanna river. ia aelslng the bottle he .lipped and broke the socket of his right hip. Now, however, McVeigh 1. happy. HI. en gagement with Mle. Mary 8. Krb of Huobury, Pennsylvania, the . owner of the flask-nd -writer of the message is announces. It was a year ano the romance be- Kan. McVeigh wa. surveying along the Huaqunnanna, wnen he saw a strange od Ject floating by. He grasped it, and In doing so fractured, his hip. Despite the pain ne neia on to Ms prise. Upon his return from the Baltimore hospital, where he remained a long tlttie, while a silver pin was inserted in hi. hipbone, he opened a correspond ence with Miss rb. The wedding will take place in the spring. JILTED; TRIES SUICIDE ; GIRL YIELDS; TO WED Sodght to Hang Himself With Wire Now Has the Marriage License. Metsger. jeweler, optician, U2 Wash. mm "1 -A m Im I have treated hundreds" of men who had long suffered a gradual decline of physical and mental en ergy as a result of private ailments and have been interested in noting the marked general improvement that follows a thorough cure' of the chief disorder. My success in curing difficult cases of Jong standing has made me the foremost specialist treating men's diseases. This success is due to several thing. It is due to the study I have given ray specialty; to my having ascertained the exact nature of men's ailments, and to the original, distinctive and thoroughly scientific methods of treatment I employ. To those in doubt as to their true condition who wish to avoid the serious results that may follow neglect, I offer free consultation and advice, either at my office, or through correspondence. If your case is one of the few that has reached an incurable stage, I will not accept it for treatment, nor will I urge my services upon any one, I treat curable cases only and cure all cases I treat. San Francisco Office Oregon Journal 1206 Call Bid. Velepkoae ffearaey till. ajrrzBTrszwxivTS in tnr cmiTTioas szoxxms. Oregonlana wfcea la Baa Wancfao een have their mall seat la eare of The Journal offloe. ARTHUR U FIBn. Representative. RHBKS5SSHHEHOS9I " ACRE TRACT !&rtta'J&!2kcW vln en. n ' M. E. LEE'' f, Room 411 Corbett bld. Phone M. 1 1 10. NEW TODAY Big Returns FROM Weakness So-called "weakness" in men I. c arable fully curable. It has not been cured by those measures commonly employed, for they are methods based upon supposition and not upon fact Weakness in men Is due to a phronlc .tat of inflammation In the prostate gland, and -not to a disordered nervous condition, a. ha. been supposed. I treat the Inflamma tion by a local process that doe. not fail to accomplish It. purpose and with this condition corrected full and complete strength and am bition return. , STRICTURE My treatment I. absolutely painless and perfect re sult, can be depended upon In every Instance. I do no cutting or dilating whatever. Contracted Disorders Every case of contracted disease I treat 1. thoroughly cured; my pa tient, have ne relapses. When I pronounce a case cured there Is not ' a particle of Infection or Inflamma tion remaining and there Is not the lightest danger that the disease will return in It. original form or work it. way Into the general sys tem. No contracted disorder Is so trivial a. to warrant uncertain method, of treatment, and I espe cially solicit those ca.es that other doctor, have been unable to cure. I aave the largest p recti oe be- eeuse X Invariably fulfill IMS. ' my prom- Mr Colored Ob art. showlnc the male anatomy aad affording aa In teresting study la sien's disease, free at office. Varicocele Without using knife, ligature or caustic, without pain and without detention from business, I cure Varicocele In one week. If you have sought a cure elsewhere and been disappointed, or if you fear the harsh method, that most phy sicians employ In treating this dis ease, coma to me and I will cure you soundly and permanently by a gentle and painless method. Don't delay. Varicocele ha. It. danger, and brings Its disastrous results. If you will call I will be pleased to explain my method of curing. 8PECIF1C BLOOD POISON No dangerous mineral, to drive the virus to the interior, but harmless blood-cleansing remedies that re move the last poisonous taint. Thft rif TAVI OP Cn Cor. 2d and Morrison Sti. Private En 1 I It? LJr I - .Ulrc WO. trance 2345i Morrison, Portland, Or. OTTM A. 1C TO fl r. M. SJTrWDATB, 10 A. M. TO If. K Tualatin Valley Acreage Eight trains daily on the Oregon Electric railway pass through the Tualatin Valley farm lands. We will take you to see this acreage and ixplain the easy terms and low prices, enabling you to return to the city with a loss of less than half a Jay's time from business. It is worth your while to buy now. This sum- ner will see a substantial advance in the price of all lands along the Salem Electric line. INVESTMENT COMPANY E. QUACKENBUSII, Pres. 244 STARK STREET, PORTLAND Main 871. A-2872. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS, " Artistic g!'L Hsn' w? J ? eto. Mira Bonney. 71S 8 wetland Cordwood PPWjmc v, Bu remu anal- , 9ii tj.-.. r .."V romn ne i - - "."r ain 46S1, A-I6SI. ..r 0o per doien. Henku.. ii , 1 . v., tat yamniii .t. Ileolon- iire Insurance a houaeholii ,r:' . il i nones Ai57: Are You going to secure the deed FREE for the corner lot in Main 860. ith st. cor. Washlrin ' otatlOIierV PJa J0" know there was , J a stationery .tor at and MbtanSnh"ti: nX Th,r," 8ttlonerV anjblank book.. Davl. tt Kllburn Needs il1?,".1 jy p .nj - isna . . vjbii seea. now. Our'i 10S annual and aA piJ17 n.M3l Purl u- m . Willi. """" o- lso-iss Front. free. OOU JOO cord, first ol Ph ".rw?A -Pr oord Phone Main 443!? rr .'yiy. " corbett b Wines Z as. l-fuot Per oord delivered. v Esgln Creek ITuel " wg. 'Mulluv anA "KT...I L,. Wash " ""Mrar and claars Ti, K" wine., liquors : Aii , '?"-J0H to1 oor cut-rate . a ' m Vi J Mi ft I ." I , "r"J"lgjHe dgar.. 10c. WteSew J0 Wllh nitnn Jones,. ale of i1J:h1''iaPUi. WOOtJ c't trWood aod'' oai Cry .j u !- WCTOKT--OFFICB BUILDINGS ; woRSti& rrr ttiiti :"' f T,r.a. ftOTmr. frftVfts. Wash,, and Park: AP. Armstrong' LJK5-. . w. iwla SOS Couch m. I - WEATHER KEPORT Georgetown, Del., March 20. Henry Ingram, who tried to hang himself with a wire because his sweetheart. Miss Mabel Jones, bad refused to marry him, gained a new Interest In life yesterday when he bashfully entered the office of the clerk of the peace and asked for a marriage license to wed the object of hi. affections. Mabel made htm promise that he will never try to hang himself any more, and the wedding will take place this weeg. PICTUEES ASSIGNED DALLES SCHOOLS (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) The Dalles, Or., March 20. The pub 11c schools of tljls city will soon re ceive the El.on pictures. Last fall the educational committee of the Soro.l. club arranged for the,Elon art exhibit of copies of famou. pictures, to be shown here for the benefit of the schools. The exhibit was a rinancial success and a. a result 18 picture, will be assigned a. follows: . Court street school "Madam La Bour and .Daughter." Le Brun; "Shoeing a Bay Mars," Landeer: "Baby Stuart," Van Dyck; "Sun.et," Corot. East Hill school-"! Hear a Voice," Earl; "Bheepfold." Jacque. We.l Ji;na ana acaaeiny scnoois a Kaulback; "Madonna or me n.nhsal' "Pomfield'' Consta ble; "Plowing," Bonheur; "Spring," I ; OREGON'S , OPPORTUNITY Colonist Rates from all parts of the United States and Canada to all parts of Oregon and the Northwest will be again put into effect by THE OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. (Line. In Oregon.) MARCH I, 1908 and will continue daily through out March and April. the principal the Middle west the rates CHICAOO . ST. LOUIS .... KANSAS CITT From Ml be as follows rxox cities of will ,so 30.00 rnou COUNCIL BLUFFS OMAHA ST. PAUL Corresponding rates from all other eastern points. Stopovers at pleas ure at all points in Oregon. The Colonist Rate is the greatest of all homebuilders. Oregon . has unlimited resources and needs more people who desire hornet and larger opportunities. 1 uregon people can accompnan spienaia results oy neraiaing this o portunlty to all the world. Send Qreson" literature el vine- rood, relish information about the state, far and wide. Call on the above railroads House," i.lr T, Douglas; "Winter," Douglas. Hlen sonooi ana grammar graaes "Sir Oallahad." Watts; "Slstlne Madon- Fares Can Be Prepaid ma." Ranhael: "8tratford-on-Avon, "Acropolis' "Forum," and "Pilgrim Ex iles"; "Gleaners," Millet. The committee who, with Professor Strange, arranged for the pictures, were Mrs. L. T. Murfln, Mrs. W. L. Brad shaw. Mrs. Roxa Shackelford, Mrs. J. M. FHloon, Mrs. N. Whealdon and Mrs. J. A. Douthlt. WE? ItOUTE FOR NEW LINE TO ALBANY I (Soeclal PUpatch to The Journal.) Salem, March JO. A corps of 10 sur veyors started south yesterday from the present terminus of the Oregon Klectrlo on High street around through the Fry property onto Church street, and acros. in front of the blind school on south thrcXigb the Bush pasture to wards Albany. While they would not make anv statement aa to their destination, it i. understood that they are surveying the extension of the Oregon Blectrlo to Albany. The managers at Portland say they are preparing to build south of Salem this summer, but will not ask for a franchise through this city until they are ready to begin construction work, and know where they want to locate the line. They also declare that this Burvey has nothing to do with any of the Welch property or franchises, but is entirely Independent of the Portland, Salem, Eugene & Eastern, wnicn is Drujecieu mm promoted uy mo "Welch syndicate at Portland. ANTI-SALOON FIGHT IN SOUTHERN OREGON . V" (Special DUpatcb to The Joornal.) Klamath Falla. Or., March 20. J. H. Knodell of Portland, a representative of the Anti-Saloon league, leotured In Kla math Falls this week, speaking four times on Sunday, and as a result of his visit, a county central committee was formed, of seven members, and repre sentatives will be appointed from each precinct to act with the central com mittee. It la proposed to start a oru- be circulated asking that local option central committee is composed of O. Hera at homo if desired. deposit and telegraph S. P. agent, or address Any aaent is authorised to acoeot the reauired deposit and telegraph ticket to any point. Call on any O. R. & N. or WM. MeMUIULAY. Ofaeral Fasssager Ageat, Voctlaad, Orafos. I ade for local option, and petitions will be circulated asking that local option be1 put on the June ballot The county W.' White. Georsra Grizzle. R. H. Dun- bar, P. Conklln and J. B. Mason. Market Days at Milftm. ' J (Special Plana teh to The Joornal.) JMUon. March 20. Milton will have market day. in the future as are held at most places in this section of the noruiweet. xne Miuon commercial as sociation has the matter in hand and the first sale, day will be held Satur day,. April 4. Quite a demand has been made by the farmers and other, near here for these sales days in the future. f $-r:'.-'v' Millinery Sacrifice, 5 per cent reduction will -be given on 2,000 trimmed hats: all this season's styles, as an Inducement to get every lady in the city to vjsit our store to morrow. Good for tomorrow, Saturday, only. ' Sea- our half-page ad on last page. . Wonder Millinery Co., First and Morrison street, ' r FFIC EB IN Merchants Trust Building SIXTH AND WASHINGTON BEST LOCATION IN CITY MODERN EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT :J ' FOR ROOMS APPLY ttO Merchants Savings & Trust Company 247 WASHINGTON STREET fcllium JPDlisia JL WO. M, La'oo Pnta, ILPivlBIA TMaaBWuosyP.1. LUMSKN EXCHANSI BUILOINO ' ;-1 Vst fBH V5i 1 DVR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT IS BEST IN LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER XQ BUY OR SELL.- Low Non-Participating Rates High Cash Values SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO REUABUO ACTIVB) AOENTB. Apply to TXSaa a. SSAM, Xaaagar of Agrents, 814 &nmas ssoaaags Sldg, MEWS DISEASES LUutLP Cured No Money Required to Commence Treatment If Honest and Responsible You Can Pay When Cured WoAreSpccioliftts in Diseases of Men We Curt QnicUy, Safely and Thoroaghly Weakness of men, varicocele, hydrocele, nervous debility, blood and skin diseases, sores, ulcers, swollen glands, kidney, bladder and rectal diseases, prostate gland disorders and all contracted diseases of men. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE If you cannot call, write for our Free Self-Examination Blank MEN, IF IN TROUBLE CONSULT US TODAY Hours from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m"., and Sundays from 10 to 13 Oregon Medical Institute 291 Morrison St., Between Fourth and Fifth, Portland, Or. j wAvCKLcGU How many words can you make out of the words "Beautiful WaverleigrT? Mark the envelope "WORD CONTEST" Jno. P. Sharkey Comp y 122 SIXTH ST. A2537 Phones Main 550 A n imntanaA W I i ouNd ahowr. " ."'llartnc has. western Nebraska Sof,?f f? p00,.; fthrnvMinnta: Ithl.D.ra . urivaSeynd101 l ' th.?alstfr&ghfr:d,0!8at;Lv, K ; erinton.ght TtVC& ' Capitol Hill Only eight minutes' ride from the business center of the city, on the West Side, on the Oregon Elec tric (Portland and Salem line). 5-cent car fare. Lots, the finest in the city, for $250, on easy terms. Boston. Ma.. M?? Chicago, in. Denver, Col. I;os Angeles. Cai New Orleaa., La New York, N. Y. Omaha. Neb. . Philadelphia, Pa.'. Phoenix; Ariz.... Pittaburg, Pa Portland, Or St. Louis, Mo Temp. Mln. Preclp, zs as 40 70 84 41 42 68 74 86 43 mo Salt Lake, Utah"!.' 40 fan Franclsnn r.i ia Seattle. Wash;.....' 62 Washington, 1), c.. C6 st. Paul, Minn. 28 28 60 7 St 30 St e 24 44 4 20 26 4 44 1 14 .0 ' T. .0 .9 .0 ' .0 ' .1 . i ' At . , . ,d REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS CLOHESSY & SMITH 401 McKay Bldg. iivX!!lr bBtiots mads by th Ss curity Abstract A Trust Co, f C if fit Unn...l J. - i-iand company to Mary Watren, lot 14 and west nys'de1 xiue insurance A rii.C Ella M Smith Investment also part of 1.199 i rt piock 82. King's Second add! non: ana 7. SB tcru ntt ... "!?A.of we.8t h" of WUthMSC M? i. vl souineaat ouarter f . pf Nathaniel Hamlin D. iTc, I south., range 1 east iTsaa., in ... ,.i .::. JOURNAL W ANT APS PAY DEST WE CURE MEN So not waste tout life oonsnltlng irregular neither the Education, skill nor experience nec your ailment is, much less to oops with it and make you well. "doctors who Dossess aucauon, bhiu nor experience necessary to nna out wnat Thlnas that are not done riarht never turn out consols us i wa are rtniuir gra anatea whose orirlnal lnvestlaatlons and Ions' slndv special diseases have caused us to be duly recognised as the leading sps- tiiuiiii in our tin turn out well. Begin right 1 Vaiverslty-Tralned Speolauirts. dy into the cauHe and curs of SEE US FIRST And You Won't Have So Many Doctor's Ft3ES to PAY WE CURE Blood Poison, Skla Diseases, Sores, Ulcers, Tartoo sis, Hydrocele, Herrons Decline, Ohroulo Disease, of fat Xldneys, and piles. Wan WS OTCrM whors others fall: Our methods are up-to-date. We thoroughly understand our bu.lne.a and aoply all our knowledge and kill on every case wa undertake. We fulfill our promise, and never accept a case unless we believe we. can cure It. We study the peculiar nature of every individual ease and treat the causes, not symptoma We teach our patients how to help get well what to eat and drink during the course of treatment and what to avoid. Coupled with the ie most complete ana penecuy eiii statement rationally reasonable. If S9 Tsars la "fort-land. Portland makes our fact that wa have the most complete and perfectly equipped office in t m y practice enables us to euro for less money than the doubt, call and see us; a few minutes' talk will cost you nothing and may be tne means or restoring you to neaitn. as to terms: uur large you in are average so-called specialists. ESTABLISHES 80 TEAKS IJT POBTULtTD. WBXTB IT TOO OAHHOT CAXJi. OrriOB HOUBH A. M. TO gl30 P. X. SXTWDAT, TO IS. ST. LOUIS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY OOBJTEB. noOBH AJT9 TAMXXU STBXETS. POBTZiAHD, OBEOOH. FLATor APARTMENT SITE Twenty. -Third St., near Thurman 100x95 on the west side of 2Sd st, 100 ieei norm oi rnurman. IT IS A BARGAIN Price 600O We can make terms. MALL & VON BORSTEL 104 Second street and 392 East Burn side .street. A SACRIFICE NEW 8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, worth 13,600. We are Instructed by owner to sell For $3,100 This is without exception the best buy In West Piedmont, near car barns. V. M. BC hOCk tO nim.n. Laurel wonH ..' Dan J. Malarkev'k'nW"wiV iA wf 4. Albion flflrllttin in uVu. Moore Investment company to block 4. Vtrnnn ' . .i."". estate company 3. block 7. Kern Park........ Antonla Blrk to Carrie Dunn, lots tfon K 0Jtcns addl- 4 . l- 100 . l I7S ' t Hi.., n. n b. . m . ....,.. "j""1 jneai jcstaie company -n to Anna Schauberger, lot 22. ' i t block 8. Kern Park.. ........ is iwuwi ana wire to J. Solomon, part of block 6, Ca ruthers addition 7.... 77. Municipal Railway ft Improve ment company to C. O. Poster, lots 2, 8. 4. B. hloclr m TI - , I.1S0 i . ?08ter t W C. Slattery. lots 2. 3. 4, 6. block 19, Ter race Park R. L. Stevens (sheriff) to Guar anty Savings & Loan associa tion, west 60 feet of lots 1, 8. hlocU 1 Hn.lli trill,. ' Francis I. McKenna arid wife" to uiniiuei jupion, lots 20 to 28. block 10. Norfhnrn trill a.44in c ------- w.uiMvu muore investment William O. 1.360 i ,800' nqo ; Summit Investment Co. IBS HZXXJDrasWOBTH AVE. E. 5404. POU WOMEN ONLY Vr, Sanderson's Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pills. The best and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER IODS. Cure the most obstin ate case, in I to 10 dava Price tl per boa or three-boxes $6.00. ' Sold byl drorglsts everywherai , Address T. 3,1 P1SRC& 181 rirst st. rprtlanV Or. t,l Yi ana outer arug naoits are posmveiy sored by PAouia. ror oypoaermie or internal use. cam pie sem so any arag mail, negaiar at ronrdrrirsrl oita Ckai naoiniey I'mm pr.;e g&w per botue tor by mail In plain wrapper, Bleal Co. St. Loola. Ma FOR SALE General store, interior town east ern Oregon ; net profits over $10.- 000 per year. Owner selling ac count sickness; will accept part Portland property. If interested see f ". H. W. G00DARD Main 1743. 110 Second St. WORTH MORE MONEY; Choice apartment housa sits. - .Full corner lot. near Holladav avenue, close in. Stores below would bring big in come.., A great buy at 84,000, , I" KAHTKAH j TKOKPSbH. . Backer. . Chamber ;of Commerce. comDanv to block 8S. Vernon . . Moore Investment company to 1 .'" I., and Resrnhlld Pcilanun tn - ' 4. block 64, Vernon fo Flrland company to M. O. Kelley. . t lot 3. bloct li. Flrlanrt , Firland company to M. G. Kelley. lot 4. block 1J Wlrlart Portland Realty f Fust cS! to T'7' ' jicatfti vv. hiiu jiara a. rorster. " J lots 17 and 18. hloclr B nv.i. , 1 Investment company to C. W. and ' Walter A. Stafford, 50x100 feet beginning at southeast corner " ' -of block 10, Piedmont..:....., -,' inn" Earl C Bronaugh and wife to -Herman Goodwin, lot II, block' 8. Bronaugh's addition B7 s Joseph H. Nash and. wife to Rlch-:: ', , artl M. Burch. lot IE hlwk i Tremont Place addition Warren J. Hoar and wife to Marr Keenan. lori, block 7. Flrland, Security Abstract & Trust com y""r ,n , Bwanson. lots and 7. block aa. Vn , R1?rer V'e''r Cemetery association ftJaaflkw. lot 49, block 101 Msaid cemetery. . . . Elmer A. Miles and wife to Mary. B. Jordan, lot J. block 4, stibdf- i jmion tract u m if. Patton 12S J.000 ; . i .07- 100' tract lot block 1, Piedmont....... Earnest E. Howard and wifs to Walter S. Walling, lots 81 and 87, Arleta Park . F. B. Holbrook and wife to J. W. and Laura B. Dickinson, lot 7. . block 1, Ainsworth tract PacifloTtle V Trust Co tlie UZ74 abstractors. 804-8-4-7 Falling bid. , ' s - ita 7,400 190' lit " CARD OF T1L1XK3 WB WISH TO -THANK OirR Si A: friend.. and minister for the ktmiin shown u. during our late hrr-nvi, In tl -death of our won and br ' Kddfo N;st!. No f-.r fit rlfn:, , Chas. JSU fcr., C... . & I. " j. - -.- .-3, 'ft t -Msa-' .1 r 1 r-H. 1. .. .