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DAILY CATITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, i007.
Wthoui
A Strong Tonic
A Body Builder
A Blood Purifier -A
Great Alterative -A
Doctor's Medicine
1 hkjI Aycr's Sarsaparilla
I fri llfl f ' DO ""r"l
HtV''-
We hare do wrtl We pnbUih
thefBnnnl of all our preparation.
Without
Without
Without
Without
Without
Without
Alcohol!
Alcohol
Alcohol!
Alcohols
Alcoholc
Alcohol!
J. CArri-Co.,
wowelt. Mm, I
rSml DESIAND.
.... w KwklnK Tench-
Require 700 to 800
-' -,. finch Ycr.
Xe l1"1"
-..r of teachers at this
Tie '" ....,, neitation of
UCjnslng rt ,irntional
lt01ticaamos- , dffl.j
8UoM 1, nmnetont instructor
ittK:L i,Bin. and tho su-
J&r"LT So
shortage. Superintend
er,of Clackamas county,
'Lrtisalway.asreater ffonlndf
1W ... .init r thn fact
,,t tan suppu ,u"o -industrial
activity, and con-
HP; . .... .nm..nnmilon than
au7 mw """:
tttthers' prorcssion t"u u..
. i.t rrlpr or stono mason
jamand a better salary than nn
jted profession, wuu i iy-
the latter cannot success-
.MmMta with tho former.
Till county employs about 200
atrt.and for tho past iuw yuui
h not been a sufllclont aup-
yitiny time, except occubiuuuw
ui the close of tho year, wuon
tof the smaller schools closo and
... .m nf tho teachers. At
jkllnnlng of tho school year
t u always a greater uunumu
. ..m nf crnerlenccd teachers,
j art" -- r
1 1 V.ra Wtl obllcQj tO KO OUt-
itii county to securo a sufllclont
sir Thero Is always a groator
M fnr men than I can supply.
nt 10 per cent of our tonchors
t men."
n, i. ! imt nntural and so many
Lj professions and tratlos offer
Ctr Inducements to me men, mat
.fniinr tho vocation of n tonclior
arte per cent of tho girts who
t, an iho wnrV noon retire. owing
. my .-
iktterwago Inducements and mnt-
mj It Is estlrrlited thnt at least
i) to 100 new tonchors aro needed
iiieitito annually. A worthy con-
,Mnrr In n rflrpnt Infllin snVH!
-Sutlitlcs show that annually tho
requires oetweon uu nnu auu
wQcrs, Tho largost numuor in
frnm thn miiMi.tnlknil.nf nnr
1 stbools, but owing to tho limit
upon too bizo or n normal
'. kr l( trnlnlnf ilnnnrlmnnt!
i nr Tft rmwltlntaa apa nil ill lit rnn
iojted from each school por an-
. me nam meant is uiub-
kl is the training school for ono
!-' Counting an A and B
usiacafh of th- nine grades, It
ncm for s practice touchers
i4U:f day period. 3G a daw or. In
'I for tio onr. Multiplying
' IT four schools there la a nos.
! cf 2Ss Uarhers. Supposing
iiauuiim hubs iiiuuuui-
Jtitjactlvo service, it still loaves
scrolcioso to 500 teachers.
Of course, tho high schools, public
schools and demolnatlonal colleges
supply their quota, but nothing llko
this number. Tho condition Is not
lessoned by tho fact that thero is still
a greater scarcity of teachers In
Washington and other Northwestern
states than tn Oregon.
"Washington spends nearly five
times as much on Its three normals
as Oregon does on Its four, and thon
goes a stop farther and recognizes
tho normal diplomas from Oregon as
teaching certificates, whereas tho
holder Is required to tako 22 exam
Inatlons beforo tho stato board of ed
ucation in this stato in ordor to ob
tain legal permission to offlclato In
public school work In Oregon. Tho
graduates ask, and with very good
reason, why they Bhould go through
tho slogo of examination which they
havo so recently passed in their re
spective Institutions whon thoy can
go Into tho adjoining stato and bo
granted a first grado certificate by
taking tho minor examinations, those
In school law and stnto constitution,
and at tho snmo tlmo receive a better
Balary than they would nt homo. If
thoy teach flvo years thoy aro grant
ed Ufa certificates. Practically all
tho states supporting normal school!
accept tho diplomas ns teaching cer
tificates, Including Massachusetts,
Now York, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Iown, Nebraska, Michigan, Idnho and
California. In California only state
normal school and tho stato unlvorsl
ty diplomas aro accepted.
"President P. L. Campbell, of the
University of Oregon, who Is consid
ered nn authority on public school
matters, takes this vlow of tho situa situa
teon: " 'Tho stnto ought to maintain ths?
normal sohools adequately, rcqulro
thorough work in tho training do
pnrtmonts, and gtvo nt loast a four
years' certlflcato on grnduntlon. On
sultablo ovldcnco that tho teacher
has dono good work, tho certificate
should bo changed to n stato cortlfi
cato at tho end of tho four-year term.
Tho limiting tho first certlflcato to
four years would obvlato tho dangor
that grnduatcs of tho normal bcIiooIh
who failed to teach subsequent to
graduation would hold state papors.
Tho superintendents should bo re
quired to exorclso strict supervision
nnd refuso to rocommond tho grant
ing of a stnto diploma to a graduato
whoso work has not beon satisfac
tory, it should bo tho policy of th
stuto to I mill co nB many tonchors ns
posstblo to compute a normal course
Tho possibility of securing a stnto di
ploma would be n very strong Induce
ment. As. the situation Is today,
both Orogon nnd Washington nro
short of good teachors.' "
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For tho pnst three months overy
number of Tho Contury Mngazlno 1ms
gono out of print within a fow woeks
of Issuo.
SALEM TO PORTLAND.
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CAST0R1A
Tor Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
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GASTQRIA
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Oregon Electric Kallwny Now Work
ing on Uock Cuts.
Portland, April C. Construction
work on tho Oregon Electric railway
Is being retarded by tho unfavorable
weather. Until tho weather clears,
preliminary work Is being dono on
rock cutB nnd trestles In South Port
land. Mthinwhllo tho Wllsonvfllo
bridge Is being rushed to completion
ns fast as possible Steel now on tho
way for tho superstructure Is expect
ed to reach this city within a fow
days. Nino miles of trnck is being
constructed from Tualatin to Wllson-
vlllo for tho purposo of transferring
tho bridge material from tho South
ern Pacific tracks to tho brldgo Blto.
Tho road will bo approximately 50
miles in length and will follow al
most nn nlr lino from Portland to
Snlom. It Is expected to mako th.3
dlstnnco within nn hour and n half
with tho heavy electric cars now bo
lng built In tho east for tho road.
Tho effects of tho now electric lino
nro being felt along tho routo and
property Is changing hands on ac
count of tho new transportation facil
ities which will give access to a largo
Bcctlon that Is not now nvnllablo for
resldenco by people having positions
in Portland. Thero hnvo boon a
number of sales of small ncrcagu
tracts lying nlong tho routo to now
comors, many of whom expect to on
gago In truck farming.
It is tho plan of tho builders of tho
road to havo it In operation by Octo
bor or In tlmo for the stnto fair If
possible. During tho spring nnd
Bummor largo forcos of mon will ba
put to work nnd ovary moans used to
hasten tho construction.
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Stato of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lu
cas County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney mnkos oath that
ho Is sontor partner of tho firm of
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing buslnoss
In tho city of Toledo, county nnd
stnto aforosald, nnd thnt said firm
will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each nnd ovory cobo
of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by
tho uso of Hall's Catarrh Curo. Frank
J. Cheney.
Sworn to boforo mo nnd subscribed
In my presenco, this Gth day of Do
combor, A. D., 188G.
(Seal) A. W. QLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is takon tn-
tornnlly, nnd -cts directly on tho
blood nnd mucous surfacos of the
systom. Sand for tostimonlnlB froc.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all druggists, 7Cc.
Tnko Hall's Family PllU for constipation.
I.ifo (iwiml.s.
The Life Qunrdi are two regiments
of cavalry forming part of the Brit
ish household troops. They are gal
lant soldlora, nnd overy loyal British
heart Is proud of thorn. Not only tho
king's housohold, but yours, ours,
everybody's should havo Its life
guards. The need of thorn Is fpo-
daily grout whon tho groatost of
foos of llfo, dlsonsos, find nlllos In
tho very olemontB, ns colds, Inllu
enzn, catarrh, tho grip, nud pneu
monia do In tho stormy month of
March. The host way that wo know
of to guard ngulnst thorn dlsonsoa Is
to strengthen tho system with Hood's
Snrsapnrrllln tho groatetit of all llfo
guards. It romovos tho conditions In
which the-so diseases make their
most successful attack, gives vigor
and tone to the vital organs nnd tunc
tlons, nnd Imparta a genial warmth
to tho blood. Romember the weaker
tho systom 'io grentor the oxposuro
to disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla
makes the system strong,
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CAHNKGIK
MRHAIIY
I'OK THE
1A MiKS
At The Dalles Monday night a
mass meeting was held In reepoRM
to a call by the mayor for the pur
poee of securing an expression from
the people as to the proportion to
obtain a donation from Andrew Or
negie for the erection of a library
UnUding. The meeting wa well at
tended and was unanimously In fav
or f accepting flO.QO0 and 1,900,
If poaeible. The offer of Mr. Car
negie to donate $19,000 has ben
made, provided the conditions Im
posed are complied with, but The
DnMes people want It raUwd to $1S.
000. The meeting Is described as an
ntbuslatle one, attended by all
clashes of IU business men and many
women were present who took part
la giving the movement and added
impetus.
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Itlnbreclit-DIHz.
A marriage license has been Issued
to August Rlnbrecht, of Washington,
aged 68, and Mrs. Johanna Diets, of
Salem, aged 50; Samuel Ludl, act
Ing at witness.
Tho Knock-oat Bloir.
Tho blow which knocked out Corbet
wm a revelation to tho pruo fighters.
ctvux ao r&rinm cays ot the ring U;
knock-out blow was Mm! fnr tlm 1w
tho temple or tho Jugular vein. Stomach
punches wore throwu tn to worry and
WC&ry tho fiohtcr. but If ft s.lnntl(ln tnsn
had told ono of tho old fighters that tho
aost vulnorablo spot was tho region of
tho stomach, ho'd havo laughed at him
for an Ignoramus. Dr. Plcrco is bringing
BOW.to tho public a parallel fact; that
the, siomacl3 tho most vulncrablo organ
out of he prtM ring as well as In It Wo
protect burJitiaj, throats feet and lungs
but tkoVhatthvo aro utterly Indiffer
ent to, until dlscatlnds tho solar plexus
and knocks usoutr Mako your stomach
cures "weak stomach," Indigestion, or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad, thin and Im
pure blood and other diseases of the or
gans ot digestion and nutrition.
Tlwaoldon Medical Discovery " has a
specific curative effect upon all mucous
surfaces and henco cures catarrh, no
tnattor where located or what stago It
may havo reached. In Nasal Catarrh It
Is well to clcanso tho passages with Dr.
Sago's Catarrh Remedy (laid while using
tho "Dljcovcry "as a constitutional rem
edy. Why tho "Golden Medical Discov
ery " euro catarrhal diseased, as ot tho
stomach, bowels, bladder and other polvlo
organs will bo plain to you If you will
read a booklet of oxtracU from tho writ
ings ot eminent medical authorities, en
dorsing Its Ingredients and explaining
their curatlvo properties. It Is mailed
ircc on request Address Dr. R.V. Pierce,
uffalo, N. Y. This booklet gives all tho
Ingredients entering Into Dr. Ploroa's
medicine from which It will ba seen that
they contain not a drop ot alcohol, pure,
triple-rofined glycorlno being used Instead.
Dr. Plorco's grent thoutand-pago Illus
trated Common Sonw Modlcal Adviser
will bo wit freo. papor-bonnd, for ill one
cent stniiips, or cloth-bound for 31 stamps
Addrvss Dr. T'lerco as above.
OTiiHiiieitjiliniiiiilitiiliiiiin
!'! CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT I
FOR RALB
Fop Sale A 4-year-old gulldlng,
weight about 1C00 poundB, well
broko and In flno condition. In
qulro of W. 11. Engnn, Gorvals, U
F. D. No. 2. Phono Farmers 36.
4-4-lwk
Uunutmnl Opportunity 246 acres ot
good land at railroad Btatlon, well
Improved, six-room house, spring
water; will soil or ronf, don't
wrlto, but como and seo It. I will
certainly trado with you. D. W.
Hotter, Divide, Oregon. 4-4-3dlw
SiH'ncvr's llutte Is 205U Vwt High.
Ward L. Ray and John Ponlnnd,
Juniors In tho ouglnopring depart
ment ot tho university, hnvo finished
running n survey to Sponcor's butto
nnd find tho hoight ot tho mountain
to bo 205G feet nbovo sea level.
Throo years ngo two studonts did tho
snmo thing and measured tho height
ns 2056. Sponcor Booms to bo grow
ing qulto rapidly. Tho geological
bnso at Vlllard hall Is 459 foot abovo
sea lovol. Eugene Dally Guard,
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Illtteu by n Spider.
Through blood poisoning cnuscd
by a spider blto, John Washington
ot Uosquovlllo, Tex., would hnvo lost
his leg, which bocamo n mass or run
ning sores, hnd he not been porsund
cd to try Ducklon'a Arnica Snlvo.
Ho writes: "Tho first application
rollovod, and four boxoa hcnlod all
tho sores." Heals ovory soro. 25c
at J. 0. Perry's, druggist.
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Man Who Got Hack IIIh Pin.
Chicago, April 4. Edwin E. Omni
loy nnd his 17-yoar-old nephew, ot
Los Angolos, California, alighted
from n train at the Polk streot stn
tlon this morning. It was long pnst
daylight, nnd they sturted to tho
home of his nephews parents In this
city. A man tried to grnb Omni
ley's dlnmond pin, worth $600. Three
othors helped him, when Omnlloy
roslstod nnd oscnpod. Omnlloy ohnswl
tho four through tho dupot, uupturod
one, and recovorod his pin.
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EUREKA 1
V, I Hnvo 1'ou ml It nt Lnftt.
Found what? Why that Chambor
Inln's Snlvo euros cozema nnd all
manner ot Itching ot tho skin. I have
boon nflllcted for many yoars with
skin doasos. I hnd to got up thrco
or four times ovory night nnd wash
with cold water to allay tho torrlbld
Itching, but slnco using this salvo In
Docombor, 1005, tho Itching has
stopped and has not troubled me.
Elder John T. Ongloy, Rootvlllo, Pa.
For sale at Dr. Stono'a drug storo.
Cows nnd llorco for Sale Two good
milch cowa nnd n drnught horse
Apply nt 1529 Fourth street North
Salem, Chris Bass. 4-3-6t
For SaU; 233 acres, 150 undor
plaw, balance tltubor 36 per aero;
151 acres, good houso, barn and
windmill, best farm tn valley, ?10.
000; 21 acres, good houso, barn, 9
long by 100 feet wide,, $3600; 80
cowb; 10 ncres, wagon, buggy,, all
tho farm Implements and houso
furniture; 21 acres noar town on
tho lowland, good C room houso
and barn, JG000; big lot 200 feet
ling by 100 feet wldo, J3500; 80
ncros 3 miles south ot town nearly
nil In grnln, $05 por ncro; 8 acros
2 miles wost ot town with houso
and barn, $800; 90 ncros, 12 mllen
n8t ot Salem, $40 por aero; lMi
acros, good houBO and barn, $850;
lncro with flvo room houso nnd
barn, $700; 5 ncroa with good 0
room houso and bnrn, $1000; 4
acres with good houso and wind
mill In town, $2200; 4 ncros with
houso nnd barn In town, $2000;
also from 20 to 30 good housos
from $000 to $4000. For snlo by
J. C. 8chultz, 747 South Twelfth
St. Snlom. 4-1-lmo.
For 811I0. A flvo nnd a six-room
houso, with from ono to six lota
with each, woll locatod In East
Salem, Good bargains. Isaiah
Schonoflold, 21st and Marlon Sts.,
8alom. 1-28-tf
FLUXKKM,
Xiieo. M. ltarr Plumbing, hot wate
and steam heating aad tlweJas
164 Commercial street. fkeM
Mala 192. 9-1-ljr
M. J, Feteei Plumbing, steam
gas flttlng. Successor to Kaex
Murphy, 226 Commercial street.
Those Mai 17.
B))BJJJBBJBJtBJSBnBMJB)MBt
FOR RENT
For Rent Houso and four lots, gar
den and barn. AU klnda ot fruit.
Apply nt 345 Union stroet. Phone
591. 4-4-U
For Kent Furnlshod
qulro nt G95 Court
postofllco.
rooms. En
stroot, near
4-3-3t
For Rent Sovon-room house, hot
nnd cold water, olcctrlo light, bate,
room, Inqulro ot Aug. Schrolb
or, 500 North High stroot.
3-25-tf
For Rent A 9-ncro hop yard, Rt
one-fourth ront. Inquire ot M.
J. Egnn, Gorvals, Routo 3.
3-21-tt
For Rent. Nlco cottago, large
grounds; tho roso and Mower cor
nor block ot Salem. House U
first-class condition, scrcons to all
windows nnd doors, now shades,
curtnln polos, hot and cold water
In bed rooms, porcolaln and mar
bio wnsh stands, porcelain bath
and tollot, chandeliers In ever
room, oloctrlo lights, flno porch
and shado trees; tho finest locallo
In Snlom, closo In, corner of Milt
and church stroots. This cottage
will bo for ront April 1st. J. Con
nor, Wlllnmetto Hotel. 3-14-tf
Mllllnry Atlilotlc Toiiriuuiient.
UrooWyn, April S. Tho military
athletlo tournament which has horo
tofore been hold In the MndUou
Square Garden, will be held In tho
Thirteenth regiment armory, tula
city this year, tonight and tomorrow
night. It will consist solely of athlet
ic sports this year.
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth more than any otbor
bread, yet tho price Is no higher.
For sate at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA IIAKERV.
Thomas & Cooley, Props.
THe Fashion Stables
Formerly (Simpson's Stable.
Up-to-date livery and tab Has
Funeral turnouts a speelalt. Tally
ko for pleoles and excursions, Pboas
44. CIIAa W YANNKE, Prop
247 asd 2A0 High Street.
llflnasnWisWFRaCH FEMALE
wmmumtpiLL.
X m. Cxmua liw k, trmttn Kimhim.
StftS ISJMI Tt filL i u.l ,l;l UiU-
unntomt twtM., , r. luwna. r.
94m m 5mm by Dr. S C $hnt
WANTBD.
SN
Wiuitctl A good boy to lonrn a
trado, Including nn education. Cnll
nt Capital Journal ofllco. 4-3-3t
Cook Wanted At Chemawa, for em
ployes' mess. Apply to 13. N. Now
combo, Cliomawa. 4-3-3t
Hoy Wunted. Roy with pony can
mnko good wugos carrying papors
nftor Bchool. Capital Journal.
4-2-3t
Wuntl Uy n young lady, a placo
to work for board nnd attond
school. Address J. J. Krapa, Sa
eom, Or. 3-19-tf
iiOnaiCH.
ForoAters of America Court Slur
wood Foresters, No. 19. Moots
Tuesday In Hurst hall, Stato street
Leo Abblo. O. It.; A. L. Drown,
P. S.
Central Lodge No. 1H, IC. of P.
Castle Hall in Holmau block, cor
nor Stato and Liberty stroots.
Tuesday of each weak nt 7:30 p.
m. H. W. Hnznrd, O. O.; W. I.
Stnloy, K. of R. and S.
Modern Woodmen of America Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. 5240, Moots
overy Thursday evening at 8
o'clock in Holman hall. W. W.
Hill, V. O.; P. A. Tumor, Clork.
Woodmrn of World Meet ovory Fri
day night at 7:30, In Holman hall.
J. A. Dickey, O. S.; P. L. Frazlor,
Clork.
Lincoln Annuity Unlou.-Blck, accl
dont and ponslon Insuranco; $2,
000,000 pledged; ovory claim paid
Good agents wanted. J. H. O.
Montgomery, supremo organlzor,
Dox 432 Salem, Oregon, It. R.
Ryan, scorectary, 646 State stroot.
MIMICAL.
Arthur Von JettM.-n- Teacher of pl-
nno; touoh, technlcb, Interpreta
tion. Thorough preparatory course
Advanced students prepared for
public appearance. Resldenco CSS
Center St. Tel. Main 620.
2-28-tf.
I'll YHICIAXH AND HUKOEO.NH.
Dr. I). II. CJriMIn, the Hpoclallst on
Morphine All drug and liquor
habits, which he euros In 3 days
No money until cured, 214 Trada
St., Balera. Ore Phone 568. Jobs
Doyens, Business Manager-
SALEM WATER COMPANY
omcx orcr xaxl.
For waUr servlse tpplj si esle
Wile payable moots! 1 $4ru4
U3t4 ail eaiiiWsW at eJaee,
MIHCICLTuVNKOUS.
1'tvmnIiik Parlors Prosslng, clonn
'Ing, repairing nnd drossntaklng
dono by Mrs. E. W. Jamoa 404
Court stroot. Phono 477.
4-4-lmo
i,
DrtiNtimkliiK Plain or fancy dross
making dono by Portland Indy of
oxporlonco. Mrs, A, N, Munsoy,
350 Sovontconth stroot. Phone
1171. 4-3-lmo.
Your Stvpmother Is still horo busy
ns ovor cleaning, dyolng, pressing
nnd ropalrlng anything from a pair
of gloves to tho moat elaborate
silk gown. Goods called for and
returned. Mrs, O. H. Walker, 221
South Commorclnl stroot. Phono
1245. 4-1-lm
Enlarged
Our meat market on East State
streot has been doublod In slzo and
wo aro hotter prepared than ovor to
sorvo customers. Prompt sorvlco and
tho host of meats our motto, Call
or phono 199. II. E. Edwards, Prop.
Piano 'ruiicr L. L. Woods, piano ot
port tuning, repairing and polish
ing. Lenvo ordora at Goo. O.
Wills' muslo store, Baloni.
2- 0-lyr
Coiicrvto Work.- Qot my prices om
sldownlks, curbs, soptlo tanks and
comont work ot nny kind, AU
work guaranteed first-class. M,
Ward, Highland add. Phono 609,
2-11-tf
Uutto Ai Wt'iidcrotli Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. Wo handlo the
celebrated Kellogg nnd Castle
whlsklos. Cool and refreshing boor
constantly on drougb. South
Commercial street 9-3-lyr
Halem Iron Work. Founders, ma
chlnlsts nnd blacksmiths. Manu
facturora of all kinds ot sawmill
inaohlnory. Hop and fruit drying
stoves, etc. Manufacturers ot the
Salem Iron Works Hop Press.
Hiiltwn llox & Lumber Co. Rcmovod
from South Hnlom to 14th stroot,
near tho 8. P. depot. Iloxes, Horry
Crates, Fruit Trays and Perfection
Fruit Evnporntors. Phono 301.
INDEPENDENCE HTAGK.
Daily oxoopt fiumluy. Ixaves WI1
lamutto Hotel, Salotn at 3 p, m., con
nicts with motor for Monmouth and
Dallas at 6:15 p, m. Loaves Inde
pendence at 8 a. m. Phone Main
179. RALPH IIUJJI.ONG,
Manager.
DRAYMEN.
It. O. Cuiiinil'iu Successor to White
Cummins, express, delivery &ni
transfer Hoc Prompt service Is
our motto. Furnlturo and plasm
moving a spoclnlty. Htand at 16 f
South Commercial sweet. Phone
176 Rosldence phone 9JS. 8-4-tl
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