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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, Amil, la, IUIH. DAILY KOUIL ItlVkll mi Kit It PAGE THKXB i: i INSPECTION rfVlHmi V- "iiLlj 1 U if i T1 LIQUIDS AND FASTIS. FOR SUCK, WHITZ, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX4100D f HOKS. FRKSERVITKX LEATHER. iw r. . tuxxi cotfounoiu. unmo, surrAlO, a. i . "Over the Top" By Ai Aacrlcu Soldier Who Went ARTHUR CUT EflPEY . Aacafaa Ca.air 5rlf a Fra etNOPolt. riiAiTi:it . n.i I., r,r of JnMn u( in l.uinania U.rr'..n aulnnartna, Arthur Uny Kirpav. at Ami ti tan, to, ft i in j-i'-iv i'Iw rwt Ml lo tXl.inil whrr ha MtlUU III l Brlllsri HliK. CHAPTKR H-Aftar par'od of irs'i- teg. Kmpv vi-ltiiiitr fur up .1 r Ira and aouo rtml. .Imi1 In it lull 'aom.wtera In 1wn, ivr it,, itr-i Biaaaa lli iiuaWiiiirH'a 0( ll evai-piv-eat "rorttlaa." CHAHTtU HI-KmiM atlsnri hi ftl hurrh sarvkwa at Hia fninl wlilla 0 r- ra roliliar rlrr,, mar Ua rongrrnllmi. CHAITKIl tV-Kii-rwv'. crti-naml . Into lh (runt-Una ihikIim immI U uuilar it.llna li v iiilm ou la uuuur re fur the flrat tan. . CHAPTrn V-fmtMr' lame to )npt the mtilto ut Ida HriinM J ninny. "If era (ulna to gat It, you'll l It. e n ar wurry." CIIAPTIcn VI-ni k IA Nt billet. Em pay gat hie flrat eaptrtanre aa a ataa erdariy. rMAPTrR VJl-Kmpay Irertu hew .the Brtllah aolillare are fad. 4 CHAPTKW VIH-Harfc In tha frnt-lna trench. Knipayiw hla flrat frln4 of Hie trtarbea '! watt." fHAPTICIl IX-Kmr-V maha hla nrl tail lo a duguut In "Hulclda Uitch." niiP-TTCR X-Emnay laarna wnai ethut a "dajr'e work" la the fraet-Une tranch. CHAPTER XI-Empay goaa "over th top" for Iho Aral tuna In a chnrea on th , Oarman Iranrhae and la we-inaad by a Varonal thniat. CHAPTER Xtl-Emony Join th "aitl ' aida lub" u Ik bom bin Kiuad la callal. CHAPTEH XUI-Each Tommy fat "'.....,.. ,.,,. i111MW .n.i i,v " 'ct a'ptk W XIV-Empay help dig aa i '' "f"l achiMil." Tbl inllii ilvn.al tranch under Uarnmn flra. , of, going nrouud Ullil m-lllllg cordx At CHAPTER XV-On "llatanlng pot" In i friinc ravi ( (ju.y ,ve ,,,0 0 th NCIUPT"ER Vl-Tw,ar,...er,m.n ntifM " ' " ona ovar" on Old Pppar. thalr raaimamal ilurt two franc, for their trouble and commander. tliu w'luner gete eight franc. lHW;rNTJ Then the gam. atnrta. Kech buyer Land. i pluce hi curd before III in on the In- CHAPTER XVI!l-Reh In raet '" hie, flmf breaking tip mulche Into flf K in pay wrlta an4 tta(.a a farce cemady. , CHAPTER XtX-Holnlar hv many teen pleciw. -waya to ainue thameaiva whiia "on tUair One of the liiicker of the game ha own." . , ..-' aniull cloth bug In which tire ninety ' Everything went lovely and It was a I her printed thereon, from one to nine howling succeaa, until Alkali. Iks ap- ty. lie rap on 'the tnble and cries IMiared on the acene with Ms, revolver : loaded with blank cartridge. Behind the bar on k shelf waa long line of bottles. Alkali Ike was siippoeed to tart on tbe left of thla line and break six of tbe bottles by firing at them with hi revolver. Behind these bottles a piece of painted canvaa was supposed ' to repreaent th back of the bar, at each ehot from Alkali's pistol -a man 1 behind the scenes would bit one, of the bottles with his entrenching tool handle and ama.h It, to give the Im pression that Alkali waa a good shot. ' ' Alksll Ike started In and Aimed al ' the right of the line of bottles Inxfesd of the lefV ent the poorx bHb behind the acene Started breaking the bottle ... ,h. t-i,nM on the ieru and then the boxhnltlers. turned loose; hut I'Ut.lde of .thin little Banco' the performance ws. a huge auc ces, snd we decided to run It for s , week. , ' ., New troops were' constantly coming throtigh and for six performance, ve had the "S. R. O." algn stmpemled out side, ' -i-. A 1 1, CHAPTER XIX. ff On His Own. r ' Of dour Tommy cannot always bo " producing plays under Are but while , In rest billet ire Its. numerous father M'.'wsys of amusing himself. He .la , a p. v great gambler, hut never playe ror large Stakes. Centrally, In each com pany, you will find a regular Canfleld. Thl roan bnnka nearly ill tbe games Of chance and I so undisputed author (ty on the rules'of gambling. ' When V ever, there Is an argument among the '' Tommies about some uiicertuln point s to whether Houghton Is entitled to Watklna' sixpence; th putter Is taken tu the recognised authority and his de cision la final. ..' t 1 . CHICHESTER S PILLS ' mttB&l Wfaawrtflwaw.uVflraaaiAA Ilia la lla d UI4 a"teiiK fx,,, miT nk nix SiUim. Taaa aa atwr. r?r.'..r5iVnsre tamN iiuAnk rl!.i.,aa Th two moat popular gsme are "Crown and Anchor" and "House."' The parsphernslla used lo "Crown and Anchor" consists of a piece of can vat two ftwt by three feet. Thl I divided Into all equal squares. In the square, sre pslnted a club, diamond, heart, apade, crown, and an anchor, out device to a sqtisre. There sre three dirt used, ech illca marked lha aani aa Ilia csnvae. .. Tha banker art Dp til (ambling nut fit In tha corner ot billet and alart ballyhoolng nutll a crowd of Tommies gathers around; then the game starts. The Tomnilea plsee beta on th squsrea, the crown or anchor being played the moat. The banker then roll hi three dice and collecia or pay out aa tha caa may be. If you ptay the crown and one ahow up on the 1 dire, yon gut even money, If two how up, you receive twp to one. and If three, three to one. If the crown doe not ap pear and you have bet on It, yon Inee, end eo on. The percentage for the banker la large If every suitor I h..,if lh. ..., .--.i.i . ' ' i... I... ... . "i"""-, t " " - to Ipck. Tbs banker generally win. Th game uf "llouee" la very popular alao. It take two tneo to run It ThU gam conalirti of numcrou aqunre of canlhoerd Containing three row. of numliera, Ave number to a row.' The number run frmn me to ninety. Bnch card hue a different combination. ; The Kreiii h "eatumlneta" In the Vll luge nrv nH'ii fMtu eleven In the morn ;lng until one In tu .afternoon In ae conluiKi' with army Ardera. , Ader, illiiner the .Toinmlea congre- cnte nt tlieae place to drink French I beer nt a penny a fclnmi and play I "llonae." ' , . ! A Kxin it the eetnmlnet la mtfl Cleutly crowded the proprietor of the canlbonrd aquurea, cucti with, a nuin- I out : "Eye down, my lucky lad.' All noise, cease end every one I at tention. ' "' The croupier places his hund In the bag sod . drawa forth a' numbered aqunre and Immediately csll out the number,. The man who own the curd with thnt particular uumber on It, covers the square with a match. Tfne one who covers the fifteen number, on his card find shouta" "llouae.'f The other baclvr Immediately cornea over to him and verlfle the card by railing out the numbers fhercon to' trie mnn with the" bug. ' As each number Is called tit picks It out of the one . picked from the lute and snym."Itlght." ' if the count I right be shouts, "lloune correct, pay the lucky gentleman, and ... ' ' . . , ..t nyeaaa lliui ea iriv awe aa. mwm. . The "lucky gentleman" generally buy one utiles, bs has s hilser trace In hie, aelna. v Then another collection Is rosde, a school formed, sod they carry on with ' the game. . ' . The caller-out has many nlcknamea for the numbers such as !'Kelly's Eye' for one, "Leg's Eleven", fof eleven, "Cllckety-cllck" tot alsty-alx, or "Top of the house" meaulug ninety. . The game lsv honest snd quite .en joyable. Sometimes you have fourteen numbers on your 'curd? . covered and you sre waiting for the fifteenth to be called. In aa Imploring voice you call out, ."Come on, Watklns, chum, I'm sweating on 'Kelly's Eye." ;vWulklns gt'twrally replies,. "Well, keep out of a draft,' you'll catch cold." Another gsme Is' Mlontooh,'' played with card; It Is the some , as our "Black Jack," Or "Twenty-one." ' A card game called "Brag" la also popular. ' Using a casino duck, the denier deal each plnyer three card. It l atmllnr to our poker, except for the fact that you only use three cards iand cannot, draw. 'The deck Is never shuffled until man shows three of s kind or a "prlle'.'.as It Is called. The (value of the hinds are, high card, a pair; a run, a flush or three of a kind or "plle." fne limit Is generally s 1 penny, so It Is bsrd to win a fortune Th next In popularity Is a.carf! gam eallrd "Nap." It la well named Every time I played It I went to aleep Whlit and lo whlit are played bj the highbrow of the company. . When the gamblera tire of all olbei (BUM they try "Hanker and Broker.' ! spent wrrk trying to teach aom of lh Toimnlee how to play poker, but heraiiM I won thirty five franca tbey declared that they didn't "fawury" the gniiif. Tommy ptaya few rard gamea; the general run never heard of poker, eu chre, aeveo up, or pinochle. They have a giune diiiiiar to pinochle canea I bar taken aeveral bottle of tbl "lloynl Iteilqur," but few know bow to I wonderful medicine and ronoot piny It, recommend It too highly." W. C. Generally there are two deck of McDougal. Coronado, California. If card In a auction, and In a abort time your tomacb hurt, If you nave gat, they are eo dog eared and greaay. jroa', r.lo. bleblns. lrPp4a. In ean'riardl, ten the .c. of fl;.d e. from I -. -""IS the aw of heart. The owner, of tbeee . B- g of mMn pn disk aometlmi a comh-acend to lend eriS)tlon tor ,t0mach and dlgeetlv them after mu' h coaxing. ;nii. It I a guarantee. Ho you are, Mr. Alkln hn hi run mixed In with hi ImnUhlpa and, con Irnry to popular belief, the ruuk and tile of the llrllloh army In the trefu he I one big happy fumlly. Now In Vir ginia, at nchool. I waa fed on old M Uulfy' primary feeder, which gave me ao opinion of an KiikIImIiiiiiiii alxmt equal to a 70 Minute Mun'e bncked up by Hlnn Fclncr'a. Hut I fmind Tonv my to be tho beat of mole and a gen lli'imin through and through. II never think of knocking hi olllcer. If oue inuki a coatly mUtuke and Tommy pay with hi blood, there ta no grit erul ciindcinimllon of tho olllcer. II la Juit pilled. It la exactly Uie me aa It wa with the Light Ilrtgnde at Hnlaclava, to aay noihlug of (jiilllxill, Neuve Chniwlle atyl Loo, reraonully I remember a Ultl ttle Incident where twenty of n were sent on a trench raid, only two of ua returning, but I will tell thl atory later on. I aald It wa a big happy fumlly, and ao It la, but aa In nil happy famine, there are eervant. ao In the Itrltlab army there are alao eervant, officer' aervonta, ar "(). 8." a they are termed. In the American army the common name for them I "dog robber." From a contmveray In the Knellidi puper. WliiRton Churchill uiutle the tare luent, u fur aa I run remember, that the officer' aermnt In the ItrltUh force fotuled nearly two hundred thotiKttnd, lie claimed that thl re- movea two nun. reu nn., excrp- . tii'imia iiiiu niii-iiunii iihiii'ip from tho ecioal firing lino, claiming that the olflcera, when aelectlng a man for ecrvnnt'a duty, generally picked the man who bad been out the longest and knew tbe ropea. , Hut from my observation I And that a large percentage of the servants do go over the ton, but behind the lines they very seldom enguge In digging parties, fntlgues, piimilvs or drill. Tills work Is ss necrnaiiry as sctauliy " engaging In an attack, therefore I think It would be safe to ny Hint th all- round work of the two hundred thou- ml Is about equal to fifty thousand men who are on atralght tnllltury du ties. In nnmerous Instances, officers' servants hold the ruuk of luncc-corpo-ral uud they assume the sume duties snd authority of a butler, the one stripe giving blm precedence over the other servants. ' There sre lot of amuHlng tnrle told of "O. 8." One ilny one of our niujnrn went Into the nervjiuts' billet atid coiiniieiiced "bllmlliiK" ut them, nnyliig that hi home bud no straw hiiiI t tint he per sonally knew that straw hud been Is sued for thl purpose. He called the lauce-corpornl to- account. "The cor poral answered. "Bllme me, sir, the straw ws Issued, but there wasn't enough left over from tbe servants' beds; In fact, we had to use some of the 'ay to 'elp out, sir." Ills ueedless to say that the serv- snts dispensed with their soft beds thnt pur dollar night. ' ' Nevertheless It Is not the fault of the Individual omrer, It Is Just the sur vival of a quaint old English custom. Ton know an Englishman cannot be changed In a day. ' But tho average English olllcer Is a good sport. He will sit on a lire step snd listen - .respectfully to - Private Jones' theory of the wsy the, war should be conducted. . This war Is gradually crumbling the once Insur mountable wall of caste. ' You would be convinced of thla If you could aee King George go among hla men on an Inspecting tour under fire, or pause before a little wooden cross In, some shefl-towied field, with tears In bis eyes lis ho rcrids the In scription. And a little Inter perhsps bend over s wounded mnn on s stretch er', patting him on the hend. ' More Hum once In a hospital I have seen a titled Red tJrosa nursfe fetching snd Carrying for a wounded soldier, perhaps the one wbo In civil life de livered th coal at her back door. To day she, does not shrink from lighting his fag or even washing his grimy body. ' ', : i ' Tommy admire Albert of Belgium be cause' be Is not a pusher of men: he leads them. With him It's not a case of "take thnt trench," It la "come on and we will take It", . It Is amusing to notice tha different characteristics of the Irish, Bcotch and English soldiers. The Irish and Scotch lire very Impetuous, especially when It cornea to bayonet Ogbtlng. While the Krigllrfhiiinu, though a trifle slower, thoroughly does his bit; he Is more methodical and haa the grip of a bull .dog .on. a -captured . position. . He.. Is lower to tbjnk ; that la. th reason why tie never knows when he Is licked. STUMEZE Btoaaacti Trouble Retlrred ay Flrt "I waa bothered with nervoua dya pepala and cbronlo atomacb trouble ao badly the doctor could not give m any rllef. They were going to Uk me to the X-ray but STUMEZE avad mil the epnae. One dune of 8TUMEZK and 1 got relief within twenty mlnutee and am now back to 'm.Mlf again after month of agony. 'Tni'My iiilnule before going over the top Hie FiiKHxh Tommy will alt on the fire tcn and tlmrouulily examine the niechaiilxm of hi rifle to ee that It I In working onler and will lire prop erly. After tbl ciuniliHitlon he I net- lulled and ready to meet the Ilochea, Hut the IrUliiium or K'otcliman alt on the fire atep, hla rifle with bayonet fixed between hi knee, the butt of which HThupa I .Inking Into the mud the bolt couldn't be opened with a teem of borne It la ao runty but be .pit on hi ileev and alowly pollRhe. hi. bayonet ; when thl I done be alao I r-.ly to argue with FrIU. It I not Decennary to- mention tbt colonial (the Canadian. Auitrallan and New Zealandera), the whole world know what they have done for Eng land. (To He Continued) DISMAL OK FAL8K ACCT8ATION ; - Kerby. Orfgon . . April Ul. To be called a pro-German at thla time, of all time, when our coun try la undergoing lb peril ot thla wful world war, la more than I. an American born cltlxen will bear, much longer, and I take (hla way to make known to the public that nm ,oyi, ABWrleM cU,Mn ,d Ut.na to remain so. In spite of the Midi gosalpers who sowed the ' seed , for this sccusstlon nearly a year , ago when my wife and I became mem bers of Kerhy branch of Red Cros. . Fslse snd misleading ststements have been msde for malicious pur pose, thst ! was pro-German and did not contribute to the Red Cros. . hereby brand, all such statement a fa!, and. refer to Red, Cros re ceipt No. J, 28.222, dated' July 10 1117. algned by R. K. Haekett. . The rumor In regard to this re ceipt hss been started three ' times snd i hope tnis proves satisrsciory. to the mind of. some who hsve spread the gossip from door to door, tnstesd of reporting to proper au thorities. 33 Signed. J. II. WITTROCK, HAVE TOt REGISTERED? , All ejectors ljo were registered but did 'not vote' at the Yrimary or general election In ltt, aad thdse who have changed their residence must re-reglster. r h ' "' Electors not registered must do o on or before April 17, 1318, at 5 o'clock p. m. - E. L. COBURN, " County Clerk. Try It! A medicine which has ' given satisfaction to Us users lor over 40 years, as Cardui has, must be a good medicine. ' It you -: fuller from . female troubles, and need a reli able, strengthening tonic, of real medicinal -alue, as proven by the experi ence of thousands ot . women users, - t. TAKE Tla Wct's Tcalc 1 Mrs. C S. Budd: r6f Covina, Calif.. In writing of her experience with Cardui, say; "1 took a bottle at 13yeirtold,and it cured my headaches, I have taken itsince mar riaga, and received much hen? from it. Cardui is , the best medicine I ever took ... It was the only medicine . . . that helped . my bock... "Try Cardui. TA V. 'A 6 All Drvsiut EBU) 1 II a. S II ICQ Class'f fed - FOB BALK 6T1T"GRANtlJNiSBina prfnt plat abowbig landa In Jotepbtn county, 11.(0. Addresa A. ;.E. Voorole. Cranta Paaa. ' tf KOK SALE Good modern houae, do In, north eld. Inquire No. 2211. ear Courier. I8U FOR SALT Redeaned aeed wheat; LltUe Hub, I2.lt; Jenklna Clab, I2.2&; Waahlngton. Hybrid No. 142, 13.(0; Marqul. Z.tO; alao , BeardleM Barley. White Oata, Al falfa Seed and all Oraaaea and Clo ver. Ralph Waldo Elden. Cen- r tral PolnL 6tt IIEMBTITCHINQ and pecot edge, 10 eenU par yard. Mall orders will receive prompt and careful atten tion. The Vanity Shop, Medford ' Oregon. 114 Wert Main. 07 tf FOR BALE RIGHT Splendid tract of land partly cropped, anltable for alfalfa, half mile from city, on river. ' Term to utt your pocket book. Addre. No. 560, rare Courier. (2 FOR SALE One kitchen range, one wood beater, cheap. 317 E treat. Phone 214-J. ' 22 FOR BALE Good aurry, Shetland pony and buggy, large roaewood bookcaae; one typewriter; Singer "aewlng machine; d reiser; walnut detk; dining extension table; aid table; two bed room tand; wlr cot; large refrigerator; rocker, range, heater, high chair, book affelvea, bedstead; washer; ' tin; v picture frame;' barrel churn; but ter molds; fruit Jar. Oscar WU kin, (20 North Second street Call In afternoon or evening. 37 FOR SALE One good tesm and ene 1.450 Iba. horse. Phone 323-R, or call 407 Rogue River Are. F. O. Wilcox. " 37 TO RF.YT FURNISHED ROOMS Large, com- - fortabla and coaviently located. 411 C street. tf PARTLY FURNISHED cottage for rent, (0 feet from pavement, a!o unfurnished cottage o .pavement. (8 per month: Inquire &. i; Inquire A. E Voor- hies. Uf FURNISHED b-room cottsge for rent, Mrs. G. P. Jester, 215 street. Phone 168-R.- 23tf WANTED EXPERIENCED mill men ; wanted v year around work.. Excellent cook-house, electric light, men's club, good wsges, write to Modoc Lumber Company, Chlloeuin, Ore gon. li TEAM WANTED at Wolf Creek. Road work. Eight hours, 37. J. W, 8hook.- : ' y . : 33' WANTED to 1,200 lbs. buy One horse about for farm work, must ' be reasonable. R. F. D. No. 1, C. W. - Johnson, Two blocks from city limits on Merlin rosd. 37 MALE HELP WANTED Mill-yard men and laborers In logging camp wanes 33.25 . and up eight hour day steady work right now,' few empty houses free rent 11 miles esst ot Cottage Grove on O. P. A E. Ry. The Bo hemia Lumber Co., Dorena, Ore. 37 8TKAMKB THREAENED BY GALE ARRIVES IN PORT A Psciflc Port, Apr. .ir-Th steamer Costa Rica, threatened with destruction by a gale, has srrlved la tdw ef a tug. f Placer and Quarts Mining blanks at the , Courier. : - , Political Cards. i LPaid axlyertisexnents ," EUGENE L. POBUEN RepuDlican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY CLERK ! Present Incunibeat . . ' x '' : r:r-v. r r GEORGE LEWIS Candidatf for Republican Nominee for SHERIFF Freseatt iecvusibeat .' . . V, , .v.'V.-i '. , i . - C ehARMON ; Candidate .' for - Republican Jsominee for county;clerk t PHasaiiesr May 17 Advertise ATTORJflTI H. D. Norton, Attoraey-eMa)v. PracfJc In all State and Federal "' Court. Flrat National Bank Bid. C0LV1O A WILUAJtB Atteraeya-at-Law Oranti Pcea Banging Co. Bldg. Oraau Paaa, Oregon. E. 0. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practlee In all court. Flrat National Beak Building. O. B. BLANCHARD.Attoraey-at-Lew Golden Rule Building. Phone 270. Grant Paaa, Oregon. 8LANCHARD A BLANCH ARD, At torney, Albert block. Phone 221-J. Practice In all court.; land board attorneys. VETEKISAJtr BCBtVKOB DR. R. J. BESTUL. Vetetiaarlaa. Office In Wlnetroot Implement Bldg.' Phone 11 3-J. Phone 305-R. PHYSICIAN) L. O. CLEMENT, It. D. Praetleo limited to disease of tbs) sy. ear. noea and throat. Glasses ftttwi. Office hours 0-12, 2-1, or oa aa polntmsnL Office pheae, 42; dence phone 2S9-J. S. LOUGHRIDGE, M. D.. Pbystclaa and snxgeon. City or country call attended day or tickt Bseld se phone '; office phone 113. Sixth snd H. Tuffs Building. A. A. WITH AM, M. D., Physlciaa aad urgeon. Office: Hal Bldg., corner SUth and I streets. Phones: Of fice, lit; residence, 388-J. Hoars, f a. a. to 4 p. m. z DR. J. O. NIBLET Pnysklaa asvd surgeon. Londbur; Balldlag. Burgeoa C tab-Idaho Sagar Co. Health Officer. Olllcer hears, I to 12 a. m. 1 to I p. sa. Phoae 81W. Iltl PHOTO STUDIO THE PICTURE MILL open dally 11 a. m. to 5 p. .m. For Sunday ait tings call Mill 383-R or residsnee 14kf. Tltf DENTISTS E. C. U ACT. D. M. Dr Flrst-da-JS dentistry. 101 SonU kV ' street. Gnats Pass,' Oregon. . MfSICAL IN8TRICT10JI J. S. MACMURJUT, teacher of TOiee . culture aad slsglng. Leeaou grvta at home of pnpll It requested. AsV drese 716 Lee 8t tlltf MISCELLAJTEOrB THE RED FRONT Livery. 418 South Sixth street, has chaaged hands and will hereafter be eoa dticted by tbe undersigned aa a ' feed barn, Spe'' per; day for eaeh 'snimal; pstronsge solicited; All account prevlou to March are to br handled by R. Ttmmoas. H. " B. Baber. '"' Utt DRAYACUB AND TRAXSFTa COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drsysc - aad traatfor work carefully aad promptly desse. Phone 181-J. SUnd at freight depot. -A. Shade, Prop. - I F. O. ISHAM. dray age and traasfer. Safes, piano and furniture raorei packed, ahlpped and stored. Pheae Clark and Xlolmaa. No. 10. Resi dence phone 134-R. - THE WORLD MOVES ; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phase 137-R. TO RXCHANGK WILL EXCHANGE corner lot at Second and C streets, for dakry eows. Address Coa Schaeffers, X. f. d. No. i. :;. . II The California and Orejca , Coast Eallroad Cocpany ' TIMV CARD ' i !- : " 1i , BffsctlveDecemser 1. 1317. ) Tueadsy, Thursdsy. Saturday Train 1 lv. Oranta Pass.. l:Hp. as. iTrala I lv ' Waters Creek 3:Mp. as. ' All trains leave Grants Pssa freea the earner of O aad Eighth streets, opsealte the Southern Pacific depot, - j .;-. , . Fer all Inforesatloa regrdrag freight aw paaeeaaer service sail si the et.ee of the eemsaay. Lnadborg buildUg, or pheae 131 for sasse. OHX ADVURTISiaCSNT WILL HOT KAJCB ' YOV A ' FORTTJITB, BhTT IT WILL SSRTX- AS A tTOsTE cSBt THE FOXnnATI(ni' OF BTJgBbTSSS- SVCCBSB tt It