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yrEDynSDAY-iMQEiaXQrAUGUST: 25,1102: Vt Brooks When, hauling a load.ot mint hay f roia the still en Laie.Lablsh, J. S. Dunlvy and Ws helper,; .Mr McCall, had the misfortune' to overturn when Uhe wagon struck an uneven place while turning b" to the Pacific highway near R.'E. Jones' residence. Both men were thrown1 toffy Mr. 'Dunlavy' landing directly -tar front 'ot a passing Ford. By quick work he- saved himself from being run over, and asIdeMtomikjiew; bruises? neither suffered any Injuries. . . . V. ' i The team became .frightened, and had a clear track; as all attto- lata took to the ditches: and. road sides. They were stopped near Brooks cprnera with, no: damage done.., ; ! Mry John .Hacklt ot Seattle. Wash is.,, visiting, hls.atint snd, uncle, Robert and Ellen Haekit, .this week. .', ' . The lot . 'on "'the' corner aerss; from the told store' building next to , Carl Asplnwall's residence is being cleaned up In 'preparation for the new postofflce building. : Mr. As plnwalllias purchased the site and intends building - a neat fram structure 18x24 feet, which he thinks' wlll be ample to. care for J the growing district for aome.time to come.' , The present quarters sons Eugene ana yauito rratum, have been in use about 1908 and and Mr. and Mrs. Crawford of Sa are ctonsldered too small to' allow lem. were joined, by friends from for any expansion.! 1 ' -?v i;tt iScott3 Mills lr Mrs'. Leni 'Bellinger "whey has . been vUUlng.ln Salem has. return ed home.. " . : ' , ' ... Mrs; O. H. ". Brougher Visited' Mto. ClVra :Lrson v,f saJT visited her sister. Mrs. .Almond ... i...Mi,u.i -iv A Mn" sloVe7 glven'by.the member ofth CA.t.'iti'i ' Jkr,i fr' Mr:VarM:;irgvanXv UniV m.rried; Manv nice -.ir. w iw' hipr:hfch"bl?.l?lA? cdming years f :., v..iW MffM were Mrnd Mrs.'Robert Scott. Mr. f0o, Ay iniliUr . Vranlc Hoi. I cum of Wood burn visited Mr. and .,itr..t. . n w Mr 'Vi "ion. Lanoel I 4- c. i;T;l" Brr Bender; superintendent of item iu kMiciu v . ,.. .... ; - V , . I m-L xri ''Trnfc XT-r daughter, Dorothy drove ta Salem Sunday returning home . Monday, xr wbiAt and Worf Matt ; ." e,..xw business as returning non4 . ,.vlwvF;. t , . - Rt4 W. U Taylor was 4n Salem Mon-1 lay on'buarlness.,' ? 'ri:. ":l Mr." ahdv Mrs. J. K. Amundson and family attended the Modern Woodrofcn -picnic held, at BJckrer all. Sunday; ' ''C1'--":' A. Av Gersch was in Mt. Angc? Monday: ' ;i i l V . - L. S. Rice took a ,ioad of young f rys to Sllverton Thursday : Herman Land wing. 7 and 'Catl 1 .nnoiWa..M. ai waaa aW ICOSST&n 8 ,ji i' ' "' A; "Ktwunwmr',. "() ..Kri 'wiim j , ..vr EillTojmiiMil and nrlfa motnwil Tt.! '''' TpTwi if; T:Sil:...-.?jM 'tSi?ir"":ZV' -rrS1 SALE VI i- V;. DOUBIE l R.R.CAR5 IOR Ml NG TR Al NS QVIJt Tr III II i . v . . I I I II' an .7 i yH'ijrj,, nrnni c, s a :n.5i. riaGAA7YAG 'and STUPENDOUSLY U;:;PRESENTJNGTHE WORLD'S BIGGEST Cf&CUS FEATURES (.'Wwya HORSES 1 i imTROOUCinG ; ( IN ASINGLE ?U .DISPLAV 7O08S OPEN AT J and 7 P-M, D:;.T.t:v;r,'Ti:kct zLz PATTC;j 0H03. Deck Store, 310 State St.-; , - t m J mm w r " Shepherd, rdrpre, to Pjorjllattd -.Monday on busioess, ' " V S i t Mrs. Charles. Scott aspa. Weston are enjoying; their ."vaca tion ftt the. coasfc .' , Miss LUa Brougher who la tak ing nurses, IrainlnginTrPorthnid was home on her tacatCbs return ing, to Portland, Sunday, George. ZellnskVtot 'Oregon' City spent lapi ween wim . pausuLCf, Mrs.' Fred Haabiebacher.- "t ( U I :Missf TJlnttoaVof Salens Tialled Mrs."Anna.eliskI laat week from Wicesday.;tUl'Fxrdajr ! 'rfed 'Hasliljpbacher,' Jr -celeb- rated Tt; blrtHay"S.Oriday wtli welnJer iokaC F With, forty, friends ana rpiauve, pruwu. "Mrs, tT, 6. Hanson.. o Lor An- eeles, C.t Js Tl?itInS; bercousTn; Peter Kassmuson. 4 Oscar Touve; who bag bees sick for' the past three weeks, has been removed 'to Willamette .. sanita- rium, v; ' ' ' : , " " . Mr. and. Mrs. Wf G." Davis, and Helen, Koiner.' and Stanford, at tended a birthday party at P. M, Paitons, Salem, Saturday evening., Me. and Mrs. Ben. Clemens, and daughter Elleenon Clifton and Author; - Mr.; "and. Mra, ilke -' and Portland , ; picnic t. Peninsular parlCSunday.- t t t lyt ,:Alias,'Hulda. Stripiing ha- re turned home to her, sister's.' Mrs. H' tyaeksen7 having Tiafted : Mrs. G. GL Looney, last month. -" ; Miss Alice Hashlebacher has re turned from Longvlew," Wash! . : : Mas; - Wcod's son Eunal. : was ilWtt.ty; v..teaj. rjinnipg: away. "4 yw ? mr and Mrs. Ben Clemens. . - and Mr William Vogfr in- f!t5alfl? Mrs. Anna Zelinski has rented w? M. Keiser is ihe principal of J"amea A. Ldoney of Glendale, IOmU started home Tuesday-'fear- 8 week with daughter Vi V9oney. ;; f Mrs. Weatherman of Claxter were Sunday Tisitors at Orrille Luckeysv . . Oregon conference of United Bretbern church will hold quar conference Friday evening at i v V ; I G- Ldoney,and sons Guy Al A-Hen and Glen and lather Jones A. Snn-jFt bt.CWaIvO It4 reunion of descendenta ol 7es- 1 ato and willlaia Looney at Jef fer Stayton Ted Taylor. was a business vlait- In Portland a day or two dur ing'the last. week. ' J. W. Mayo. caBhier of the First National; bank Of Stayton, accom panied by 'Mrs. Mayo, was looking after business interests In Port land late last week.' ".HX Van E: urfiay tor a trip. -They ex r.TteUx Van Erman and wife left few days vacation expect to visit at seT- eral places during their absence 1 elal piaes uu over tromj Salem Sunday, making short, visits at the nomes of Mr. and Hii. Thomas .Taylor; Mrs. AFTERNOON AMD UIGHT 1009 MENAGERIE ANIMALS MASSIVE WOODEN RINGS 6 'STAGES i a ill il ' 5 HERDS jaaV, .... ' o -GIANT AN0BA8y ELEPHAtiTS. 100 CLOVfiS INTrlRNATiCNAtLY. , FAMOUS-;y, AREIIICSTARS PERFPRMMCEZArZvyfSVM (on Circus Day;cn!jat ! "so - Grace Half ord andW. W, Crb- uco. ; a: a StavtnTi' and famlW were hen awr tbe week-end from Wftufiniiral. Wh 1Unsr at theW. horn, of -his mother. Mrs Anna Stayton 1 " " " I Aiva cmim nas aisposea oi nisi" - --- business interests at Estacada and who 13 expected to arrire within nas movea oacc xo siayxon. me i 9 Smiths left herd In the early spring when Mr. Smith bought out the telephone exchange at that' place. Stayton people are pleased to wel come, them back to the' old home. - Among, those leaving last week for late summer vacations were r Mr. and Mrs. George Auderton and I Mr. and Mrs,. Qutlot. who left by auto Saturday afternoon for Klam ath Falls.1. . '" A Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blakely and Paul Blakely of HoIlfwooC are California "auto tourists, who . are spending some tlm-e here' at. the home of their father, Frank Blake ly and wife,' ' , " ' i Frank Thomas was here from Mill City Sunday looking after his business interests. Mr.' Thomas "has secured the contract for paint ing the old school building at this place' 'and will begin the worlt as I soon as his Mill City work Willi permlt. - : I The copious downpour of rain which began falling at. noon Sat-1 urday and continued throughout I the night was fine for this section. pasture and all vegetation will be greatly benefited. "Even 'the peo ple feel refreshed by It. i. W. R. Tapscott and faPilly left Saturday or San rranclscps'where they will-Tisit f or a ? couple of weeks with relatives. Mr. Tapscott Is bookkeeper for the Mountain States' Power' company's plant 'at this place. .:.;..: v ,rV '-.. ., - ,The L. C. Mills family left last week for Portland where they will reside."."Mr Mills is engaged in carpenter work In the city. Mrs. Mills has been associated with the Mack millinery' store here and her absence will be regretted by the patrons.:-,- . l J4; Forrest Mack, who has been critically IU the pasti two weeks from slow poison, Is showing signs of improvement, which. Is encour aging to his family and friends. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mack, left first of the week for their home at Siletz. . , Pringje The- Cob urn's held their, annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrsr WV Cob.urn " Sunday.'."I.There were a goodly number present and they feasted "on. the fat of the land and-visited and recalled to memory many other Isuch occa sions past and gone, .; t : ' Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stewart and daughter, Ocil, arrived home Sat urday evening. They have Just returned from a6J)Q0 mile auto trip. - They have attended some family reunions n Colorado, Kan ae, 1 Missouri and Illinois. T.hey report a good time but" insist that home looks good after having spent seven weeks of gypsy life, ; ' s Kpsedale Mrs. Cannoy returned home last week after a visit In astern Ore gon. , r-v':'i ;"-... Mr. and Mrs. Blinston and fam ily and those of the Trick fam ily who have been to the coast" re turned home last week. However, those members' of the Trick fam ily, returned to another section of the coast country. Members of the communltr re- . . -. . gret to hear of the .passing of.1 George 'Litchfield, wnosnao oeen BILLY'S Ufi CLE f':x., r: ' .." ',,..u ; " ,7 --1 j : 5iliiS -7 , KT HOME? A TOHIM FoftMt! ' SbLLrSv r I WIFE COEb OACKJ ''' f ' " the mall carrier for route 4 fori many, years. - . . Mrs." Lesta Bates Js home from PorlJaud, for a time. . Howerer, she, plans to return soon to be with her sister, who is greatly Im proved, since "her illness. Among those in attendance at thelxe?.t l"ely meeting t Scotts.MIlls were Mrs. Mary Cam macs;, jxrs. aeien cammacx. ana C. Way . exi. weaneaaay is m aay ei v tor wora on me parBongB in gei- " North. Howell ' , ' - i Mrs. S.. C- Wlesner waf a charm ing "hostess Vt her home to the Grange ' Ladies .Thursday after- noon. ' ' The. Russ crew- of men finished threshing Thursday as did " the Woelke Bros. crew. j Mrs"sJcrouser has been vislt-Ina-" relatives in this section.; ..; Mrs Anna Crookem has been I visiting at W. J.-Jeftersons.' , I A marTiage license has been Is :' 79rm.."in! tdd .ortinn ara I sued Tin. Vancouver. Wash-. to much disDleased with . the new I head-In parking system in Salem I and talk of buvinc their Bundles elsewhere. " " W. H. Baughman was a Salem business caller; Monday.-. a ;,-;V Parties who have onions to har- vest are busy working- pulling. topping and. sorting. ; -;. E. C Wlesner. finds a ready market for; wood. NEWS BRIEFS I ' " (TJontinuedrom'page 5) ...... landed in the-police station. Tt was -learnea tnat-ine two were runaways from' the feeble minded school and ; were returned ! to the Institution. -1 Another Drank Booked A man giving the' name of F. A. Whiting, Portland, . was arrested on. a. charge, of drunkenness early Tuesday morning and ' taken ' to the police station. The : arrest was made by Officer. Smart. ' Dr. Brown to. Speak Dr. Walter M. Brown and Dr. Stella Ford Warner of the Marlon county child health demonstra tion, have: been . invited to attend the state jneeting of the Oregon Medical society at Medford Sep tember 2 'to" 4. Dr. Brown will speak "Child Health and. the Family Physician." 3IcOilchrist Rites Today! - Funeral services will" 'be held from the Webb funeral parlors at TA It'MlAMfe this m aaa ? A . tlIT 10 (o'clock this morning for Wif- Hanr McGIlchrlst III. 12-year-old i son of Mr. and. Mrs. William Me- Yellowstone. 'National park . sun-l dayl Rev.,.W. O. Kantner wiL; i k F-atlirft" "of "Fxhihits have charge with Interment in" th wiiy v jew cemetery. v - tr r t. . ' wpuunK iMrm Tl.lv. .. . . m '"'T1 "T " -r7- i the Salem street cars, 'and all. will be put in condition for the fair and the winter by Sept. Hi. Re serve cars will be placed on the run while the regular cars are be ing refinished inside and out. The local equipment consists of eleven cars. ' . :. v. -7 Surgeon on Vacation - ' pr. It. Ii. Edwards, with orflces in" the Bank of Commerce build ing, is spending, his two weeks' vacation visiting relatives In Los Angeles. , v . 'r Ailing Cows Killed- . r - l : Veterinarians busv with the county herd law enacted by the 1 ... .....- last legislature report . that 281 tunucuiar cows la the county Union Roster Mr ATT 'CCTTfca'S CXIOX XO. ISO Pridi W. J2. -Mlb; crVarr, Robert Prt. tttogsxphical tjxios vo. aio Prwdeat. a. r. ETint; reiry. V D. Pi i km ton. - Hcts Mcond Eatur- dty. IrOO p.m. cxion vo.- loss i m r. . HmU Thvn. itrninii. Arthur Tnek- rr, ' ntidnl: W. PeMit, aeeratary. HV i 1 gii- N n)-- Inrnmhr-d. rhoao 179. Lodge Roster PRAT All ORDER OP XiOIJCS, m ltt ud trd V Kl. W. U. W. tUXX, B. M. have, been killed 'as a result' of re cent : teats. . The returns to . date show '643 healthy bovines. It is estimated that there are 20,000 head of cowa to be examined In the county. - . - SUverton Couple Licensed--'. Leonard Linflquist. 23, na uerxna ; Yates, 26. both giving their home address as Sllverton. Barbecue. Is Planned A mammoth Labor Day celebra tion will be held at Kelso. Wash.. September S, 6 and 7. A barbecue.- land' and water sports, log rolloing, music and speeches are Included In the three day pro gram.. .: Persia Angered at Soviet npfilnrpc TphPTfln RpnOrt BERLIN. An official report re- celved by the Persian Legation from. Teheran, on the recent' Tur coman conflicts conreys a bitter arraignment of the Soviet authori ties. J . .. . The Russians are accused of wilfullv violating many of the agreements . of the Russo-Persian treaty. Numerous instances of non-recQgnltlon of existing boun daries in. northern Persia, are men tioned. .. Attacks on the Persian border, police at Alepoup, Kous chab and. Chat and the establish ing, of., Russian border, posts on Persian territory are recorded. l.The worst infringement of Per sian Inviolability is considered to be the. deflection of the only river supplying three , villages' on the Chorassan border with water. This has been a cause of. much suffer ing among the inhabitants of the district, besides creating serious economic and hygienic distur bances. To all complaints from Teheran, the authorities at Mos- 1 cow are said to have given evas-land ive and dilatory replies. Pavilion of French Show triai waj- aawi "W W HAVRE Havre, wood import- and rampntpra hawa nmvlrtl I . " " .w.. fane of tlA nmt ltnrptlnp- t. l' . rt albits of the Decorative Arts Ex position.. . At the request of the tntntster of colonies they nave built a pavilion fashioned entire- ly out of French colonial woods. The various woods contained In the navillon came' from the Ivorv boast. Indo-China, Slam, the Con go,' French, Guiana, Southern Ga bno and' Madagascar. Skilled workmen, mostly grad uates ; of fthe.' llavre ' technical school were selected to build the pavilion. BERMN TRIES STREET BUSJ V BERLIN. The flrBt London bus' has arrived in Berlin. - It. la Introduced as an. experiment and ... . soouia u prove sausiaciory. zou luem wm pui in operauon. 7) M 6lem, U wpitl Orfo. Local Rates For Classified Advertising Zilr r Soaday 3 MiU pr wr4 5 Mat pmt wr4 Mitt pr wr4 tha- tami Six timM- Oa aoata. tail and 8vnay . ... ..20 Miti pr arara -' la araav ia aara taa aora taaa aaa tin a rata. aaTarliaeiaaat a art raa la oaaacatira laaaaa. Wa Ad. Ukaa lar Ui taaa tt aaata. Ada. raa "eaaday OSiLT aarsaA at aaa-tioia rata. ' AarartUemaata (axeapt Panaaala Ui 8itatiaat Waetaa) will aa Ukaa Tar taa trlapaoaa if tKA a4rartiaar la S aabacrfbar ta paona. Taa'Ptatoamaa will racW aarar tiaaaa&ta at aar tima at tka aay r aif at. Ta tatara propar eUaainaa tioas ad a. aaaal4 ba la War 1 p. aa. TEXZPHOXB SS er Alojiey to Loan On Bal Eitata T. K. PORD (Orar Laid Both Baak) BEPOBX TOO LEAVE TOUR. HOME I CJt CAB HATEJIX. Insured Properlj Paeaa 161. Back A. BeadrieU. TJ. 8. Baak Bldr. . 4 tt tf General Markets I PORTLAND. Aug. 25. Oraln fut- ares; warn, sua wuue. viuku Baart, August, 11.57. Septemher $1.56; October $1.55: soft white August, September $1.56; Octo ber $1.52; western white, August $1.56; September $1.55; October $1.53; hard winter August. $1.55: September $1.5; October $1.51; northern spring. August. $1.55; gAnttmher 11.51: ' October S1.50: western red August. September I1.5Z; octooer ii.bi;ubb -nara white, " August, Spetember $1.61; October $1.60. i Oats. No. 2, white feed August. September. October $30: No. 3 gray 'August, ( September, October ! $29. -; ' - : Barley, No. 2 -August. Septem- ber. October $32; NO. 2. August. September $31; October $30 Millrun. standard August $30.- 50; September $30; " October $29.50. i PORTLAND. Aug 25. Hay: Buying prices, valley timothy $18 919: do. eastern Orecon 1210 24.50; alfalfa $19; clover $16.50; oat hay $15.50; cheat $15; "oat I - vetch 16.50; straw $7,50 6$ I per ton. Selling prices $2 a ton more. t PORTLAND, Aug. 25 Dairy lS: a:X" Z. IVll I vaauwat nwa ItUQ US 0 fcd a firsts 45c. ' Eggs, extras 3 7c; tints 37; pul lets 34c; current receipts 30c. SAIX2I MARKETS onAXff Na. No. 1 whita -11.47 . l.9 1 raa. aacka4 roue KUTTOjr Ajro beet Top bora i .! Rowa 1 1 hi ,. ta.aoQio.se israaaaa aoca - .19 Top ataara - , .OS. Cowa $2.6QQ5.00 Balla . 1 Vi ii a Sprint lamba, 80 lba aaa aaaar PeStBH Haariar , ,.. . ,. ; ... . .. .08 H ?val . 7a(37H viwii mm - - .is OXU.TXT. Ltrat laaa -IS Heary kaaa . Old raaatara 1 - Broilara Z .20Q 2 -16(3 M soos. "n'nat sttttxxj'at MuUcrfk ... w . . .51 Creamar) .uar Etta , , - , . .If Btaadarda .' .. . Jl Salacu . ... ii ' Milk. rT . t Eases man AUTOMOBILES WB WnECK 'III Part far all aara. Wa arfl far Uaa. Oat aar pricaa aar tratlara. gaiaai Aata wracklar c. V a. Uink Kr. rutfllll. laStf SCIIEtLEa AUTO WRFCKINO CO, win aar raar l car. Uichaat caaa arte pail. 1QS i. CamawrtHal ft. llltf ATJTO BEPAIKDf Q GE5E&AL RtPAIMXa. TIRKS AXD taaaa. aceaaaarin, r aa oil. Vit LER A LEBE0001 GAEAGE. Paaaa a. KUlar aad a. Caaaiareial Sta. Wa spaciaoaa la racaaaittaalaf aaatara. atf AUTO TOPS 8KB C8 POR TOP AND PAIXT WORX. O. J. Uaa Aata Taa Faiat Ebm. Raar fi ' iartaiat. a-ltf HELP WANTED 0 ilIOmCKERS WASTEIV I.EWIS TAKD Brawn a Istata. Paana 1UF4. ! ' Salt BOP PICKEBS WAXTEO Par twa af aar paras, tka Hit a Baaca aaar Iadapaadaaea. 117 acraa. Saa taa Cartia Kaach. aaar Talbat ata- tiea, SO acraa. Vasal aaeeaiaMda tiaaa faraikd. - Tarda la aaaallaat aaapa. Piakmc will Via aaaat Baa aatDar lit. iitiir aaw at Oaaro Watara eirar ttara. ar Darbta h Caraarar, Baa 2, a Tar Paaaap'a atara. Notice Roppirkiaf at taa Williams yard aar -Eata will aammeacaaoat' Saptaabar 1st. aJl HELP. WANTED Male 11 WANTED A MAX TO PARK WOOD. -Cairi9r3. , 1U30 TAKE ORDERS POR, SHIRTS AND aarkMaa. and ' get acquainted witk preaprlry. CoapUta a amp la aat-fit S1.S0. Honrj r(nndd if aet aatia fd. Boi No. 81. fHtttl Ha?7 HELP W ANTED Female 13 MJDDf.K AGKD' WOMAN TO CARE POR akildrea. Saall par. 744 Caeiarkata. ' ir!9 WANTED Employment IB 10,.u.u4 wvn "iVsVi- POR GARDEN PLOWTNQ. BASEMENT i(Sia( aad taaa - work, paaaa 19F1. t lal4tt HEMSTITCIIINO. BtTTONS AND Siraueir. ! Katulactioa faaranlvad. ail rdra promptly filled, trudnr. 1253 ftt 8t. ii2a FOR BENT 31 TWO KO)MS . kitchenette. i-'.SO, closa ia. Mario a. 21a0 I PRINTED CARDS SIZS 14" BT TA wardiar Tar Raat.' pvioa la aaaU aaek. Btalaaaaa Umlaaaa OUiea, - a grenaa Door. TWO SEPARATE SLEEPING ROOMS ta raat ta ratiabla partias. Pit ntia- vtr walk eat ot Slate houa. Alaa dak roam ia ronrfrtlla of lira ii Owmn nHf. Tl."2?lf-W. 21t FOR.' BENT Apartments 2S ' POR ROT APARTMENTS S91 K. Ca mereiak-l ' . SStf NEW 5-ROOM APARTMENT. ALSO TWO anurea. I $1.00 pr month. 101S North Cmmrrlat. " ' ' ?a0 -' FOR BENT Rooms "S5 iFVRXISHETJ APARTM EXT8. 1J35 S5al Stata itrart. BOARD A JTU ROOM FOR TWO TOCVfl ara. 543 Sort a Coltasa. 25a28 PBIXTXD CAKDS. B1ZX 14' BT TH" wordiac. Boo tea to Kat priaa II eaata aaek. Statacaaa Baataaaa alCea, groana floor. BOOM FOR RENT IS MODE EH HO MX, taraa blacks from atata aaata. AO : raoTaaiaaeaa. Oaatlaaaa -prefarrai Plaaaa ira rataraacaa aaa a44raa A B, eara StaUaaoaa. 15j2M FOR RENT BOOM SUITABLE FOl tadanta. witk alaapaif porta pnrilafa ErarytkiBS aaaaara; Rataraacaa ara ra eairaa. j Addraaa rooa, aara Stataanaa FOR IlEXT Ho 27 FOR RENT -IMMEDIATE POSSESSION J an i, J-rww flat S40. HKCKE A HE.NUUICKS - U. 8. Bk. Bldg. , I . 37:3tt Statesman Brlriff Results FOR RENT Iloasea 27 FOB RENT 5 BOOM PC RMS 3 ED kaaaa. $50. " , S-raoai faraUa4 Waaa. 4S. T ma fnrajd koM, - aaadara la 91 try auj $70 90. - Taraat k oa f al aUaa. GF-KTRCDE . M. PAGE 41 NVOoar - T?Otf ' . ' WANTED TO REXTTsT WATTED TO EXXT PAKV. CAM. SlaSO 19PS..- WASTED TO KEJfT A PAIRT OR drrrnlfiad farm fraaa It M M arrra. y a rakaala party, a aaiall chiMraa. win tar all roar aoaipaiaat. 8 tat a pnrt af raipaaat and rrat wanted. Addraaa 1401 aar fctataaataa, Ora. ... turr SWAPS .33 WXXTXD TO TttADE CBEAM KnP- aralor aad rond Jrrsrr raw for fr raana losrsi. aaastr PACKARD BED AX TO TRADR POR ral aitata. Trad M. PawaU Molar Cars. IM Na. Hk Kt. Pkaaa "1 J. a3t WANTETA-JdlaceOaneotu 83 . . j WANTED A GOOD PONT OR SMALL keraa. Will boy ar ftra rood rare for aaa Uroajk wiatar. Paaaa 1IMX a fur p. a. ar addraaa GraU ITarria. RickrralL J55lf HIGHEST PRICES f AID POJa tSU ataraa. taala, faraitarat, Buff's Caa4 Oaod Jpu -eppaaita anit aaaaa.. Skaattl WOODKT THX ACCTI05XEB BCTI faraitara far-taaa.-- Pas -311. 15aal CASH PAID POR PAL8B TEETH deatal gold, piatiaaa aad diarardad lry. Hoka Saaltiag aad &afaarj Ca, Otsata. Micaiisa. ajjll WAXTED . FRIT ATS MOSET PO. fsrat lasas. W kta savaral applkx. ttaaa kaad. - Rawkiaa - a Xsaara lae 30S Orcraa Bld. Sidlstl FOB 8TJ? 3T PERSIAX KITTENS, ALSO ilOTHtS ntt i: k. - "i gaTa9 WHEAT KTRAW I.tut " PEJt IJAD. rtoag.7P2. C. O. Bawmaa. S7a2tf B08TO BULL rEDIGREED PrjTS. Wa. MrGarria. I0 STilf all ar writa. rina-8i:- FOB RALE BUCKSKIN TE-M. VERT gaoa- Harrow, diar,' rara rhopprr, an ia fair condition.. Bas 140J. ora ' SUtmau. - - 37;a PEACHES CAXXIXO mniKg, Crawforda. bow radj, at J. V. La FaJletta'a errkard.- 7. iln aortk af tialrai aa rir rnad. Manaa cnaalr, aear Clear Lake acbooL Pkoaa 71K21. Trespass Notices For. Sale - Traapaaa Xatleaa. ataa 14xS laka pna tad aa road 10 oaaea eaavaaa Wu- lac taa warda. "Kotioa la Harabr ti tr am Tkaa Traapaaaiar ia Strict! 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