Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, January 01, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observer ALLGOOD te COLLINS LESSEES Publiahed Scml-Weekly at 11.60 per Year. Strictly In Advance. Entered an flecond-claKH matter March 1, 1007, at the post office at DuIIhb, Oregon, under the Act of Congress ol March 3, 1879. DALLAS, OREGON, Januakv 1, 1909 The way to build up Dallas is to pat ronize Dallas people. human beings, anxious to turn in aid and sympathy to our brethren who were less fortunate than we. Now again, when the call comes from another quarter, the broken and smoking plains of southern Italy, the result is the same the whole human race turns In an instant to the work of succor. It is such things as this that throw a softening light over things whose horrors would be otherwise unendurable and it is such things as this that make the beat answer in the world to the sneer of the cynic I against humanity. BUSINESS LOCALS. A NEW YEAR'S EVE IYRIC. A MEASURE OF THE FUTURE. This day of all days of the year, stands in a position at once pros pective and retrospective. Instinc tively, before we consign it per manently into the hands of the historian, we pause to take stock of the events and achievements of the year just closed, mentally checking them off one by one in comparison with those of the coming year as we already imagine it. And indeed the year 19U8 is one in which we may, for the most part, take both pride and pleasure. In national affairs, especially those bearing on industry and commerce, the record is much brighter than most of us would have prophesied a year ago. Beginning a year with practi cally every branch of the important industries paralyzed by the llnaucial panic of the Fall of 1907, the year has seen a prompt and practically com plete return of the country to a normal condition of prosperity. Itisprobable that no period of equal duration has witnessed such an enormous recuper ative growth. Passing from the broader topics of the year's review to those of more immediate local interest, we find in our own state, our own county, our own city, the same record of develop ment. True, in some few poiDts we may have retrograded, but taken in the main, it is evident that Polk county stands, in nearlyevery respect, considerably in advance of where she stood a year ago today. As one checks back over the events of the year just closed, comparing them with those of the year in pros pect, one always weighs the events of the coming jear with a more lenient scale than those of the past and sel dom do the actual facts measure up to the roseate prophecies. This year, however, we may sitMy take an opti mistic measure of the future, because last year, although laboring under the adverse itilluence of industrial depression, we not only made up the lost ground, but even advanced. Now we stand on the threshold of a new year, a year during which the attention of the world is to be more forcibly directed to the Pacilllc Coast than ever before, and in view of all this, it is safe to prophesy for our own state, a year of far greater growth in all lines than ever before and the lay ing of the foundation for a growth during the succeeding years whose magnitude shall bo almost inconceivable. BY DEAN COLLt.VS. Ring out wild bells to the wild sky, The evening hours are crowing late And soon the vear of inns Will be defunct so let him die. Rine out wild bells across the land Apprise the wild-eyed shrinking "bach" Who still escapes the Leap Year match, That his closed season is at hand. Ring in that dubious state of mind lo legislators ; the ew lear Brings Legislature almost here And they have sworn the oath that binds. Ring out that year we still discuss, election year, but ring no more Of Chamberlain for Senator The lemon we got handed us. Ring out of his triumphant cause It's triumph due to paity strife How we weiestung for, on your life, We reckoned not on U'lleu's laws ! fAdverllBTnents under thin head are charged ( at the rale o! 1 cent per woru. first insertion; cent per word for each insertion thereafter: : words or legs, l per month. So advertisement I inserted for less than 15 cents. Figures count as one word. For instance, the nuincn.l combination "SjO" counts as one word. Two initials count aa one word. For Instance, ".I. M. Jones" counts as two worcs. The minimum charire U for 1; words: that is. an advertisement from 1 word to 15 words is counted as 1.1 words: an advertisement from 16 to words, inclusive, is counted as 'Ju woras: from 'l to wonls. is counted as 2ft words, etc. Tlit fipiir, fol nwintr the advertisement indi cate how long it is to run. anil are not charged to the customer. Kor instance, 3-31-2t indicates j that the advemMiienl was hrBt published on March ;il, and mat it is to be inserted twice. The neures and letters t-l-tf indicate that the advertisement was lirsl published April 1 and hat it is to be run until the customer orders it discontinued. Now is the Time to visit California I 50 head Elliott. Wanted, wether goats. W. M. 12-29-tf Notice. First-class horse shoeing done at F. J. Wagner's implement and black-1 smith shop. 9-4-tf Lost. Waterman fountain pen. reward offered. Attorney Tooze, Jr. Suitable W. L. 1-1-2C Lost. 900 pound gray horse; branded 69 left shoulder. Liberal reward for information. Mutual phone Pioneer 5s. C. F. Snelling. 12-29 2t Ring out the chronic want of tin The only drawback of the times Give us some shekels, sous and dimes Like Rockerfeller's rolling in. Ring out false reverence for blood; The love of scandal and of spite That keeps Count Boni in the light; Ring him and Aunie out for good. Ring out wild bells, all down the line, For 1908 was getting slow ; Ring out wild bells and let him go Give us a shot at 1909. Tool Set For Sale. Ci mplete blacksmith outfit suitable for farmers' use. Prices reasonable. Inquire of E. Evans. Mutual phone. 12-8-tf COURT HOUSE NOTES Items of Interest From the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. Residence For Sale. Being obliged to seek a different climate for the benefit of my health I desire to sell my residence property in Dallas. William Faull. 12-ll-8t Tho Observer wishes its readers happy and a prosperous New Year. Dallas has levied a 15 milt cily tax for the coming year. It has also passed an ohliiiiincii licensing soft drink houses, billiard and pool tables, skating rinks and moving picture Known.--- Me.Minnvillo Telephone-Keg. lster. Verily, one must go abroad to learn tho bitter truth -we had untler Htood that the levy was only 10 mills. Abo Reuf, convicted ou one out of 114 indictments, lias been given the maximum sentence, 14 years. If it were only possible fur the prosecution toln. as sui tessftil on the other 113 counts we would soon have the "king of cnoks" so surely Muked out that be could do little damage either in the here or heieafior Tor several years at lasf. PROBATE. Estate of Peter Kurre, deceased- report of sale of real estate approved and sale confirmed. Guardianship of Peterson minors- annual report approved subject to final settlement. REAL ESTATE. Nolan R Smith to F E Smith, J in terest in 105 acres, t7 and 8s, r 5 w, $l. C A Smith to Bertha G Smith, J in terest in 100 acres, t7and 8 s, r5 w, $l. Bertha G Smith to F E Smith, J in terest in 100 acres, t 7 and 8 s, row, $l. Verrella P Lung to J Brooks et al, land in t 6 s, r 5 w, $.3. Preston Lung to J Brooks et al, 101 acres, t 6 s, r 5 w, $4,250. J Brooks et ux to Preston Lung, 101 acres, t 6 s, r 5 w, $2,000. V B Sears et ux to Mattie L Smith, 156J acres, t 6 8, r 6 w, $5,4G4 37. A B Muir and L R Livermore, exec utors to Cirrio Grant, lot in Dallas, $400. J A McLean to Mary E Shipp, lots in West Salem, $l,00o. J G Van Orsdel et ux to Bernard McC'amish, lot in Dallas, $140. Charles P Darling to C F and Sophie Vick, land iu t 8 s, r B w, $soo. Kan lorgenson to tinted States, n; acres in t 6 s, r 7 w, $130. Charles E Heyn to United States, CO acres, t 6 s, r 8 w, $ 1h7. Cedar Posts. Good cedarposts for sale at 1IJ cents each. Also another car of extra Star A Star shingles. Soehren Ware house. 7-24-tf When summer has passed in these northern, states, the sky is only mild under the bright blue skies of Southern California. This is one of nature's happy provisions eternal sum mer for those who cannot endure a more severe cli mate. California has been called the Mecca of the winter tourist." Its hotels and stopping places are as varied as those of all well regulated cities. . Visitors can always find suitable accommodations, congen ial companions, and var ied, pleating recreations. SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Will be glad to supply some very attractive literature, describing in detail the many delights of winter in California. Very low round trip excur sion tickets are on sale to California. The rate from Dallas to Los Angeles and return is $58.80 Limit six moDtbs, allowing stop-overs in either direc tion. Similar excursion rate3 are in effect to all California points. For full Information, sleeping; car reserva tions and tickets, call on, telegraph or write I. N. WOODS, Agent, DALLAS WM. McMURRAY i. Past. Agt. Portland, Oregon Slashing Sale This stock must be reduced one-half regardless of cost of merchandise Inorrl to do so we are going to cut the prices. Our stock is large and complete in department. We extend to you the opportunity. Don't fail to grasp it m is the time to lay in a good supply because you may never again be able 'to hn at these prices. No marks changed on goods, so you can see for yourself WH bargains you are getting. Everything marked m plain figures. Let noE keep you away. No doors closed to arrange or mark goodsbut goods sold a they are so you can tell. as Sale begins Monday, Dec. 28 This is a real sale and no fake, we give our own sales and give our customers the Sale p inciters' commission Nothing reserved everything on sale. Goods exchanged and money 'h fullir rufmiHorl if n.ii RntisfWl Wm nilole vol! H few nriei-s. nil nnr nnaiu. , ' "r- -. .. - i - - - I r..v,, ureio rsH)t8 nr . I . . l, ........ t , . a i , nt 1 . 1 CI ' IliR hundreds of glorious bargains that await you at this GREAT CASH SALE The most complete line of shoes in town slaughtered in price in this sale A fin 1: Trunks, Suit Cases, and Telescopes on sale at wholesale price Woolen and Cotton Rlmli- i forters, Pillows and Indian Robes at slaughtered prices. Allover Lace, Embroidery, Veiling a Velvets at a saving. Room will not permit any more prices, come and see for yourself. Look for large poster. Don't forget the date, Monday, December 28 DALLAS MERCANTILE CO. Photographs. This is the time of the year for fam ily groups and if they ever have them it is right now. T. J. Cherrington. l-2-29-5t House For Sale. Fine residence of William Grant on corner of Main and Washington for sale. Inquire of Mrs. Grant. 12-15-lm Estray Notice. Lost or strayed, black and red tan hound, female, average size. Missing since last February. Suitable reward for information. Ira C. Yocom, Wil- lamina, Oregon l-l-8t Wood For Sale. Do you need wood? In preparing to place your orders remember that am able to furnish you all klnd3 of slab wood from either of the Dallas sawmills at the best possible rates, Send in your orders by either phone, Mutual 1196; Bell 443. 8-4 tf. AUGUST BOWMAN. TTORNEYS AT I AW. Sibley & Eakin, The only reliable set or Abstracts in Polk county. Office on Court St. DALLAS, OREGON. TTORSEY AT LAW Walter L. Tooze, Jr. Office in Wilson Bldg. Dallas - - Oreoon TTORNEY AT LAW B. F. JONES Office In Cooper Building. INDEPENDENCE, - OREGON Notice For Publication. iVhs than 30 minutes wvre rciuitvd for the jury to It ml .Tames A. Finch guilty of tin- uitii.ler t Attorney llalph It. Fiher and it Is probable that nearly everyone who has watched the progress of the tiial which was closed with that verdict, will echo the the words of District Attorney Cam eron, who said. The jury did its duty and did it fully, and I believe that this conviction will tern 1 to make life more secure in the ii:iiii,itniiy than it lias Hiiied to be in tho pat year or so. During the month of January no programs will be given at the Star Theater on Monday and Thursday evenings. Private Louis Stringer, of Company M, O. N. G., Salem, bus been fined $18 for non-attendance at drills, bv the Delinquency Court in Portland and the Court has Issued a warning that its proceedings will bo prosecuted to the full extent of the law hereafter and that members of tite National Guard mint be in attendance at drills ami other functions or incur summary punishment. Notice. To all Mutual Telephone companies I am willing M give switching ser vice at actual cost to all Mutual com panies coming Into my switchboard. Cost of switching to he estimated by disinterested parties. New rate to lie gin 1st day of January, I ,j not w ish to force a rate, only w ish to establish a rate that I can live ami be agreeable to all parties concerned. Administratrix Notice. Popiirtment of the Interior, I. S. Land Ollice nt I'ortlanil, Oregon, Noveinlwr .V I mix Notice is hereby ulveii that Mina Becker, of , pmwinn , t, M9II I UKlUll, M HO, Oil INOVeillWr iNKut,- iiiniMT I.HUU Application, ro for Northwest of Northeast Section S. township s South ol Ranee 7 West of W illamette Meri'limi, has tileil notice of iutention to make riiuu v asn rroot lo ehtabllhh claim to the land above ocBcribcil. beiore the ReelKtcr and Receiver of I'. S. Land Ollice. at 1'orllaiid, Ore gon, on the loth ilav of Jannaty, 19n9. claimant names hk wiitirRaec: John Lowe, of Vancouver. W,o.iitiKioti; David Young, of Van couver, Washington: lieorRe Kellar, of Van couver. WnhiiiKiou ; I'aul Becker.of Vancouver, AIIERNON 8. DRESSER, Keii later. Administrator's Notice of Sale of Real Kstate at Private Sale. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order and decree of the t ouiity court of WaKh inuton County, Oregon, made and entered on DceemlKT P.ms, authoriiiiK and directing the ..,,,,M,r,,n,,.i u, tiir rniHie 01 n. a. Mower, de ceased, lo aell at private sale, certain real estate bclougim to the estate ol said ricceat-cd, I the iimler.-ogued, will from anil after January 15 HH.l. proceed tn sell the real estate hereinafter uci.crine.1 ai private i-ale, Iorcai.li In hand, sub ject to coutliimiinui by said Court, said real estate being particularly described as follow, to-wit: All the billowing hounded anil dcMari)ad real property, silunle In the Counties of llenton and I'olk, state ol llri-ii"il, to-wit: 1 he north east iuarlcr ami the cast half of the tiorthuel liiarler and t lie east half of the southeast nuiirter in section ,. row nship iu South. Range .., iiinmeue .Mcri.Unll, o. illuming XX acres Hated at llilborn, Oregon, this December P. ft. ' J. A. KIXKOI T, Sole survMng adminintrator of the c-tnte nl s. A Heuer. deceased. M llaiiey Hump. Vlt rnev lurlhe estate Order to Show Cause. of the State of Oregon Nut i.-e Is het ,c!ii, llisl Hie I he est sie ,u A .1a v li led w ti I, in tin en i-i u t mini I'.Mll it TUHV I ,.l,-..l.l.. ,, .!ccc.l. 1;.. i.ir 1 ,. , ,M The brother hood of man Is never oiriin. lie, litis! ai-ixiinl n, the sa d t'eiliiiv ',iiit im .... i it. ... i lilt! oil sltiiilNV. .lamia" Ol IU O I i.M li . Ill Oi flt1 IN-IS.M S loo line ol.. .-, I, His in. ret,. mif hereby nmi te .in IV i. lie l,T lie! 1 lltf h.! tl lime !l ll I lie II Sftl.i , en; the none IiiOi-. whv .ai. I -..e i,..,i,i , w mi :y an.i mis u . a. .i si. I jfttttliovrattlx iIim hailed and ln-r Ui,.1s hated al la'la. IV'k t ..lilllv. (1;, ..!,. -1 i:av ol leTlltlT. I . VI I.ABKTII ST-'NKK. Admiiiiatrautt et the eai.te i A r 11. 'Her. deceased. Sibley A Eakin. Attorneys lor eute. Notice For Publication. moredistinctlv bioucht out than .-. i .' '.' '" ' p' - j.,1 i .ni.w eailM II IDe occasion of some terrible aud far reaching catastrophe.. In the whirl and rush of modern life, we are too prone to forgot, and lo look uso our fellow men more and more In the light of rivals or opponents that are trtared against us in the Mruggle for exlstemw. Hut once let the band or -me superhuman power fall, be it in the lightning, or floods, or fires, or terrific earthquake, and the veneer of onr artificial social organizations curls off in an Instant When Sao Fraocfsco, battered by the earth quake and eared bj tbe fire, sent out iu cry of dietrm to tbe people 0f the trorlil. In ao instant national divl- looa were lost and. throuebout th I """'"-Tr"" " ... I a . li nt, mm of glob for a time, there was neither ftr. rMiiaa,re, In Hie Cetiiitv Court for I'olk t'oiiutv. I n I he matter of the estate and guardiani-hlp of l. le lla.l. a minor. In prolate. It apivanug to this Court Irem the petition this, lay i.n ented and tiled bv Frank H. Kawk the giiar.hun ol the ih-isou Hud estate of I vie Hail, a minor, p laying f,.r an order of aaie of eerlaiu real estate bc.ouging to lua aald ward Vlf : An iin.livM.-d one third IntcrcM In and to that -anvl ol Ismt described as tierinniuc at a l-oiiu -li J i chains l-HSt from I he Norlhwe-l cor hit. .lib,. ' I.' ol the Donation land Claim of M.nrv Marshall and wne. Nolifi, atmn No !.' 1 1 laim V. is. in lown-hi,, o.nih, k.nre ,s Wc-l ol the Wilameite Meridian, in J-olk i ouiily. Slate of nr. -von. and running lln iiie ."' bams: Iht mv North r, 11 chain, lliemv tte-l i. T.i ham.; and llien.e innh l.i ti hams lo me pla.-e ,d l-egiunmg, lontaiuliig 0 hi more or l,ia A la... an undo i.led one tifleenth Interest In and!., l bat ,. ia, ,lea.ril,r. aa begin lima at Ihe iitliw,M , ortH-r of the "I." of said O 'lmii n I..11.I I Inn and running them-e N- rin l! t;, iiama I.. Ihe Noniiaew ronn-r i. -aid - I.; thenee Kasi lol 7 rhania: ihenee .'iilh i" .:.' i-liaii.s I., ihe oiilh.-si eori.er ..; said cUirn. and ihen.-e e.l lol 3T ,-haiu. lo the ',",'r t"'i"",""r"""aiiiin I a, rv. note or 1 hal It m.Mild he bcncti.ial to aai.l aard that Hi h tea estate trninil - sold; an d It lurlfer ap-niig lhal I.Kvrd Hall, the brother t asid ward, and Hanna I.I on. hi. Bister , . ol kin ol a.i.1 ward and lhal neither of It,-, a reldea within Ihe Mil. of nreaoa on mon a ol i Hajier. Ka . auorney aaid M. OLIVE SMITH teacher of PIANO AND ORGAN Studio, Room No. 2, Wilson Block DALLAS OREGON Calls promptly answered day or night R. L. CHAPMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR & EMBALMER DALLAS, Phono 103 OREOON Mutual Phone 1306 M. HAYTER Office over Wilson's J tug Store DALLAS, OREOON. TTORNKY AT LAW. Oscar Hayter, Upstairs In Campbell building-. Mill St DALLAS, . OREGON TTORNEY AT LAW. N, L. Butler, Ollce over Dallas City Bank. DALLAS. OREGON. TTOBNEY AT LAW J. L. Collins Main 8treet, Near Postoffloe DALLAS, . . OREGON INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FROM ISDEPESDENCS. FOB DALLAS. Traiii No. M. Leave Inaependenre dslly a on m.; Iv. Monmouth. 6; li a. ni.; ar Ilsil.s im a. m. Train N'0. 6S. Iar. IndenenAenA. m. ., ,.. auuDIHI D. 11 :ua a ar. dally. 11- l: i hereby ordered that the Deal of tin n said ard. and al, r-r..t,s mlrrewe.1 i nw rvpanmenl of the Interior, r. 8. Laud (ilhee al Pott and. lreron. i H-t.rter i l NMIre heeebr rfea that Kor H aaaai of lallaa. retm ho. oa H-iier anih. lis. I the toon h H,aie miner or Nin. rnirr. o i.'2. I,r ss timntiiflw la the I ity o( laa. 11 ,ia. m. Train No. TO. leave tn.1enenHne .n. 6:l- p. m.; It. Montnouth. k;iu D. m.: ar rianaa' li:D6 p. ui. roa aigLia. Train No. 87 leave Inderen ience. dalle. a m.;lr. Monmouth. ; j a. m.; ar. Air.ie .1. a. m. Train No 71. leavelndepen.lence.d.lir 1 sn p. m.; It. Monmouth. .& p. m.: ar. Aulas a is roa ai-iaaot-Ta ohly. I--ave Inilepeodrnee. dally. fM p as No. 101 arrives Monmouth T. JO a as FROM DALLAS. roa ixrrai.Enc. Train Son. Leave Taallaa eally e. Sanday. aa aa. ; It. Monmouth a & . , i peudeare. :l,. a. am. Train No lot. I.t Hallaa. Knnday oalr. f is m : ar. lDdepeo4eDce. ;;w a. aa. Traia No. SB. Lear tWlta Ail i . i- Morimootli. I JS f as .: ar. I iwle.-.,..i-n. i . ne (I hia train cBecu al Moesaotna ior Air- Train No Tl. 1 eava Dal laa. tfally.T B m -It Monmouth. S p. m . ar. ladt prndeae. t li 22nd Annual Clearance Sale Sale will begin Saturday, January 2, 1909, and will close Saturday, January 30, 1909. Notwithstanding that the year of 1908 has been the biggest in the his tory of this store, we are determined to close out the remainder of our Fall and Winter stock at prices that will pay you to buy your year's supply. During this Sale' nothing in our large stock will be reserved. Prices are reduced from 10 per cent to 50 per cent. Call early while the stock is complete. Store will be closed from Thursday, at 5 p. m., until Saturday, at 9 a. m., to arrange and mark down the stock. Thanking the public for their patronage during the past year and soliciting a continuation of the same, we wish each and everyone a Happy and Prosperous New Year. D. M. NAYBERGER Former Partner and Successor to R. Jacobson & Co., of McMinnville Notice to the Public Being permanently located la Dal las, and here to stay, I will from now on, be ready at any and all times to sell at Public Auction anything that is on the market. FARM SALES A SPECIALTY Parties contemplating having a sale and wishing to confer with me will find me at Barbam & U II rev's Real Estate office until January 1, 1909. AFTER JANUARY I, 1909 I will be located in the building form erly occupied by the Post Office. Per sons Dot having enough for a sale, bring it to Dallas for SATURDAY STREET SALE By notifying me in advance, I will adverti.se it free of charge. watch this paper for Saturday street sale. lMc-lit vears in the hnsinpsa. C. F. BARTLETT, AUCTIONEER Phone, Mutual 1216 DALLAS. ORE. LAUNDRY OR DOCTOR BILLS It's up to you. We will save that doctor bill for you if you will only let us. HuBbaDd don't you know that your wife is ruining her health and contracting for you a doctor bill by trying to save a few cents by doing your washing. If you love your wife and home quit making a slave of her and steaming up the walls aod decorations of the home. We will do your washing at common sense prices. Those curtains that have been a dust-trap all sum mer we will wash and stretch for 60 cents a pair. Quilts, 25 cent each ; blankets, 20c to 60c. We are here for business, give us a trial. We will treat you square all the year round. Dallas Steam Laundry Phone, Mutual 197 rmoM airul BUILDERS ATTENTION In connection with our Lumber and Shingle trade we are now handling LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT, BRICK and SAND. Lowest possible prices on all building material. THE CHAS. H. SPAULDING LOGGING CO. HANUfACTUREfiS Of flU LUMBER YOl'R NEW YEAR ORDER for fine groceries la invited. Give It asateM of our ability to supply you with better groceries for less money than any one else. WE DELIVER ALL GROCEBIES Train a lonmo'.th. t a. av (Thai irmta cnourcta laV.taa 1 nil. iinw S..T. . , - .... . . , . B . ar. i.w-nAw. ai Moaa a!.l etatr. ai.r Ih-i.mv thisconrton l.r.T. 01 'snuarr. al t.n .-Lvk " " " " rri"iis. naa nii i iminlT. M.tral unvna I hra and t r. . n.tcT of miralma Is ai- ,,.! frwl. I-. .how ranar h, a Imsshv u..gM .J Z ZZZ "'"I 'aim to lb laa.l ar.r ar-tii lulk.al.nl..k... ' rranim .niili.iWmB. ai raillaa. raoa. tk 11,. ' ' 1 ' - --1 ( - - artf nrlnrr lit. aild lsr nl kMn.. ...tl n. aans ittv i . arm. 1,1 "am a.aaa aa tllwasl: O f OaW. -Co a oanli tXmmrr - a ntra : l' arris. M isaoaitk a a. am smn. l Hinatiaat. o Iaa..aa. urroa. J. r ! a. id nil ol l-a laa llaLad Naiaaha. B tttat promptly anywhere. It makes do di ffereooe whber your order b large ar atasll u - . . t ' ' " - "ant IB TOUT a lo? afavly rustom. Well jr-t it too if Traia- t-a d,r. . i proorrsra, moderate rrioe. aod nJ 11 h inrihrr onlrrrd that a crafr of ta i bl av; ar. ltnaaaBja. rrruBpt BsTtiob ri a It. S BLACK'S STABLES ; " W Having purchased this well-known barn, we so- v licit a share of your patronage, t EVERYTIiINQ FIRST-CLAS5 g Excellent accomodations for commercial men. P STOWE BROS. k Mil (TDrcr mine DBEOON Doo"l for- Clean, Fresh Groceries We carry the Famous DIAMOND "W" brand of Extracts. Spices, Coffee, Tea end Canned Goods. Fresh Bread Every Day Cflf AttmAai asa. i'uiI ... aC I ri iru 1 1 lru rcr wr i nai 1 .mj a rROM MO atom OX1.T. t " '"'Mama. a. OaH; m race nor position we were just I aiaiiaKOH n Mrri. I tr r. coin E. BOYD & SON Ib) : rVIl at, V tmal 114. TaoBtf ia4f.