Daily capital journal., February 11, 1911, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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MIIT OAtTTAL JOFHSAL. BALEM. OREGO.V. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1911.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
SPECIALS
Crochet Quilts AU ChiUren,$ Shoes Men's Black and
R7elu"?"!o Tan Cotton Hose
The se are a good quality and full Th, ncludes eyery thud g , Pl(,r( fof S3
size. 72iSl In. Special ftp shoe in stock. Now la the time
tonight only, each O I C to buy them. Don't wait. Every man should stock up on
- these at this price. They are fine
""" " "" fi ii 1 . ' i if values at 15c. Tonight, 7 to 9
. Children s Hose . m
Ladies Venetian 25e Valnes, 2 Pair lor 2J " raiTS lOr OC
. A fine ribbed cotton, double
Gauntlet Gloves knee- he nd to . i . r,i-i
to 9tt. Tonight only , L10CKS
,Q, . 1U 2 Pairs for 25c 5(. Th1um ,.e
(Sizes 6, 7.) 1
. M-'IJ f V l You need not be without a tlme-
These are of a chamois color and I hllflrPTl C Knit
VU11U1CU 9 1AU11 plece These are of braggj nlck(;1
a fine 50c value. Spec.a. UnoWaistS A " 50c 97,.
'0Pl8ht IS. Vnh.es !0c Each. M SpeM' 7 t0 9' each C
At gZPS 2 to 12 years. Be
f 1 f ft 11 1 t 8ure an(' HOrnn of these. a it 1
Ladies Handkerchiefs Men S INeckties
2;,c vi..e. i7c, All Linen Napkins ' Tmm l:e
Heaut.fu.ly embroidered. They "Z Th, ,s a good assortment of pat-
are fine values at the regular price. ymlr nen coget Bt a sav,ng. terns and colors; a splendid 23c
For tonight only,' 25c size 19x19. Tonight qa value. Special to- rj
values, each 1 f C dozen OOC night 1 I C
Court and
Liberty
Streets
Parcels
Checked
Free
GAME PLEHHY
AND FUR CATCH
WILL BE SMALL
INDIAN'S, I.IKK MEXICANS, WILL
O.VLY WORK WHEN' THEY
HAVE TO, AVI) FOOD BEING
PLENTY THKY W ILL XOT TEXD
. TRAPS.
INDIANS
MURDERED
RANCHMAN
U.IITKD rata I.KAIUtO wmi 1
Edmonton, Alberta. Feb. 11. Cir
cumstances In the north point to one
of the smallest fur catches on rec
ord, Is the report brought down byj
travelers and traders who have ben
through the districts where the larg
est fur catches are usually made. Car
ibou are more plentiful this winter
than ever before, and It Is eaay for
the Indians and Eskimo to kill them,
and supply themselves with meat for
the winter. For this reason the
northern natives, nat rally a lazy lot,
prefer to sit. around rather than at
tend to thel rtraps. Furs of all kinds
is plentiful In the north this winter,
so thse conditions will give the an
imals a chance to multiply, and re
cover from the Inroads made during
past winters. .
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WISE SLEUTHS
DISCOVER NO
BODIES TAKEN
TOOK THKM TWO DAYS TO DIS
COVER THE BODY THEY WERE
LOOKING FOR WAS STILL IX
THE VAl'LT A WISE LOT.
BODIES OK FOUR MISSING MEX j car line,
FOCXD WERE I'NDOl'BTEDLY
KILLED BY ROYIXG BAXDS OF
pa-res.
Snaps, Yes Big Ones
5.room house .nearly new, best re
pair, 3 blocks from car line, city
water, large lot; only $1000.
3-room new house, 4 blocks from
$1000.
GAS, INDIGESTION
OR DYSPEPSIN GO
III FIVE MINUTE
FARM.
140 acres of very .fine sand loam
land, 75 acres under plow, 55 acres
now In grain, 11 acres fine fir, bal
ance In ash, cottonwood Jtc, and fine
pasture; two sets of buildings. An
Ideal all-purpose farm, ouly one mile
from depot on main Hne S. P. R. R.
With place goea fine span of horses,
wagon, harness, extra fine cow, poul
try and all farm tools; $2009 will
CITY NEWS.
Basket Hull Tonight 8:13
Sllverton Athletic Club vs. Baraca
Club at Y. M. C. A.
For Something Good
Call up Main 311. J. M. Lawrence
Grocery Store. They always have
the best and freshest line in the city.
Corner South Commurclal and Fer
ry streets.
licensed to Wed
County Clerk Allen yesterday Is
sued a marriage license to R. L.
Ouls, aged 32 years, and Helen Mc
Klnney aged 27 years, both of Wood
burn. Propping Auswrr Filed
An answer has been filed with the
clerk of the circuit court In the di
vorce case of Mury Peopplng against
Anton Popping.- In it the husband
denies the allegation of cruel and In
human treatment made by the wife.
For Kent
1 The first of March, n brick build
ing on the northeast corner of Court
and Commercial streets, now occu
pied as a grocery store. The lease
expires March 1. 1911. W. R. An
derson. 2-U-tf.
Chimney Iluriied flnt
The burning out of a chimney Ht
the Mrs. Vanderwirt's home at 267
South Church street this forenoon,
had the effect of calling out the fire
department and 1ho attracting a
large crowd.
Ahliy Kiirneriil Last Night
The funeral of Clyde Ashby, who
committed suicide by drinking car
bolic acid Beveral days ago, was held
last night Ht the chapel of the Leh
man & Clough undertaking company.
The remains were shipped today to
Solo for Interment.
Qllaon'i barber sBop
Gllson'i cigar store
Qllaon's baths open all day Sunday
12-4-w-tf
Export Hair Waning
At Catherln WIlllamR parlors, 318
31!) I'nlted States Bank building.
Phone 1690. Combings purchased.
To Talk on Hawley Illll
J. II. Ackerman, president of the
Monmouth Normal school, loft this
morning for Woodburn where he will
attend a teachers' meeting. President
Ackerman has taken for his topic of
discussion the bill of Senator Hawley
known as the teachers' certificate
bill.
Will Piny Tonight
The Bnracas of the First Prenbyler.
Ian chuivh will mix with the Silver
ton athletic club quintet at 8:15 In
the' local Y. M. C. A. tonlg'ht. The
gnme promises to be a fast and ex
citing one, as Sllverton boasts of
having the best amateur learn in the
state. The lineup for the Baraca
club'wlll .be: . , Henderson, center;
St. Pierre and ,. Wataon, forwards;
Kirk, Buchanan or Joseph, guards.
Trap Shooting
Also exhibition of fancy shooting
by W. A. Hlllls of the Remnlngton
Arms Co., Sunday morning at
grounds of Salem Gun club near
mute school. Everybody welcome.
Mt. the Owl
Real Estatn and Construction Com
pany's list of city and farm proper
ty, on page 8 of this Issue. This com.
pnny has the handling of the most at
tractive butrinees property, factory
and warehouse sites In the city, as
well as all other 'kinds of Improved
and unimproved city property, farms,
orchard tracts., stock ranches, timber
tracts, etc. The rental department re
ceives special attention, as does also
their employment departnu-nt.
ASKED THAT
GEO. MEYERS
BE PAROLED
I We Are Now Building
watcn uur1fiant Cirow
As we go to press It Is learned the
Judge Imposed nn Indeterminate sen
tence. Backed by a petition containing
the names of some three or four
hundred people names of men serv
ing state, county and city as officials,
and of men ranking high In the city's
business circles, Attorney Richard
son, Kaiser and D'Arey this after
noon submitted a motion to Judge
Kelly, in which they ask that Judg
ment on George Meyers, who was con
victed of manslaughter for the kill
ing of Night Patrolman Eckhart he
suspended during good behavior.
The conviction of Meyers occurmd
the first of the week, and this after
noon was set for the Imposing of sen
tence. Vpon the conven'ng of court
Attorney Richardson made the motion
and presented to the court the peti
tion. The pctltiorvirs in It say that
the defendant heretofore has always
been a law-abiding and Industrious
citizen; that he Is not a natural
criminal, and became Involved In the
trouble for which he was convicted
because of the lack of JudgnVot of
the arresting officer, and that he has
been punished sufficiently, and that
to incan-erate him In the state prison
would be but to degrade him and de
feat his usefulness as a citizen.
Attorney Richardson prisented an.
thorltl8 to show that the court had
the power to suspend sentence In such
a case, and Attorney Kaiser reviewed
the life of the defendant, and ad
vancd other arguments to show that
It was a proper case for the court to
exercise such power.
I rviTHii rnKKH i.kasko wihk.I
Erie, Pa., Feb. II. Discovery of!
the fact that no bodies we taken
from the Scott mausoleum here,
which was looted by ghouls, is today
proving a puzzle to the shoals of de
tectives trying to trace the depreda
tors. Anxious to find some trace of
the vandals, armed pollen and detec
tives hid all last night In the ceme
tery, but Jheir vigil was fruitless.
The fact that aimfi of the silver
ornaments of tiie smashed coffins
were taken is about the only clue. In
thu possession of' the police which !
holds out any promise of a solution
of the mystery. Even this, however,
has not foned all the Investigators
to tho conclusion that robbery was
the motive for the crime, as much
silver was lrt, ' which easily could
have been taken.
- CN1TKD MESS LBAKKO Will.
Reno, Nev., Feb. 11. News of an
Indian massacre, of which four weal
thy stockmen weila victims, reached
here today. The victims .whose bod
ies were found In Little Rock canyon,
near Queen River, CaL, had been
missing since January 19, wten they
went out to look for stock In a
storm-swept rgTon.
They were Harry Cambron, John
Lexgaue, B. Indiando and P. Erram-uspe.
When the continued absence of the
four men made It certain that evil
had befallen them, searching parties
i went out Wfdnesday from Constan-j gwlng the p,ace; iong tlme on the
tia, uai., ana yesteroay in tne remote
i canyon they came upon the bodies.
I All the blankets and provisions of the
murdered men had been takt-.n, and.
j from the character of their wounds,
; there is little doubt that Indians had
done the killing.
This supposition was made more
certain when ranchmen in the vloini
ty were questioned. They declare
that a band of nine hostile Indians
had recently been in the vicinity, but
had departed, leaving warnings that
they were not to be followed, on pain
of death.
Immediarfi-Jy the murders were (lis.
covered, a posse was organized, and
at once took the trail of the hostile
Indians. Messengers were also dis
patched to send telegrams to all
towns within the nojglon warning their
sheriffs to be on the lookout for them
Although the hostile Indians have a
good lead, the size of their band
makes it aJmost certain that the!
balance, 6 per cMit.
The above bargains can be secured
only through
The Owl Construction
Co.
158 S. Com. St. Phone 204
STATISTICAL
C3C3C)C9cc4C3C3(CfC3C)CC9C
Why not get some now-thls
ana roverer fid yourW, 1
Stomach trouble and IndigesUoa,
dieted stomach gets the ht,,.. ' '
grumbles. Give It a good eat thi
take Pape'a Dlapepsln to start the I
gestlve Juices working r...
be no dysDensia nr h.i.ki... .
. . r iu8 or gj8
ciUtiuuu. oi undigested food'
feeling like a lump of lead In
stomach or heartburn, sick heada.
'--'"eoo auu your rood win
rerment and poison your breath e
nauseous odors. I
Pape's Dlapepsln costs only 50 i
for a large case at any drug ,tI
here, and will relieve the most 1
stlnate case of Indlc-eati .. T
o auu
siuiiiacu la nve minutes.
There is nothing else better
gas from stomach and cleans. 1
stomach and Intestines, and, besii
one single dose will digest and m
pare for assimilation Into the bl4
all your food the same as a soil
healthy stomach would do It.
When Dlapepsln works, your stoe
ach rests gets Itself In order, cle
up and then you feel like eatfa
when you come to the table, and
you eat will do you good.
Absolute relief from all stom
misery Is waiting for you as soon
you decide to take a little Dlapep
Tell your druggist that you
Pape's Dlapepsln, because you
to become thoroughly cured this til
Remember, If your stomach frf
. 1 .j .... . . . . F
uui ui uiuei ttuu uHcuimonaoie n:
you can get relief In five minute-
d l'i
to tj
"ew Incorporations.
The following articles of incor
poration were filed today with the
secretary of state:
Home Instalment Company, Port
land; capital, $30,000.
Albany Cement & Concrete com-
frontiersninn In pursuit will be able'"811?' Portland, capital $1,500.
UNCLE SAM
HELD OUT THE
OVER CHARGE
to keep their trail, and a pitched bat
tle Is certain-
Little Rock canyon, where the mur
dered bodies were found, Is just
across the California line from the
Pyramid Lake Indian reservation In
Nevada, and. from the signs left by
the slayers, it wa believed when the
posse took up the trail that the ma
rauding bucks werta making for a
haven there. Should the band gain
the Pyramid Lake reserve before
they are overtaken, It is admitted
that their Identification will bv diffi
cult, and It may be that United Stntes
troops will be calle dout to
hunting them down.
Bandon Dry Goods company,
don, capital $10,000.
n
Ban-
II A 1(0 X KOTHSCHILD HAS
WISDOM OK TIIE SAfiKS
He Loved Him.
Ilaskct Hall Tonight S:li
Sllverton Athletic Club vs. Baraca
Club at Y. M. C. A. ?
Trap Shooting
Also exhibition
of fancy shooting
i
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Have openings for good men who
havo money to Invest In a good
paying manufacturing concern.
You will not only get good dlvl-
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denda on your lhonoy Invested, but
get good salaries and work only
IKIUT HOI KS PF.B DAT
Don t tnke the knocker's advice.
Come to our office and Investigate
for yourself. Every dollar you In
vest Is absolutely safe. Office
open evening from 7:00 to 9:00
p. m. for those who ara too busy
by W. A. Hlllis of the Remnlngton
Anns Co., Sunday morning at
grounds of Salem Gun club near
mute school. Everybody welcome.
WII.I, tJIVK I'l l'LLS
A (OLD Allt COritSK.
I;
Chicago, Feb. II. A "Cold ,'alr"
course
by
.Milwaukee, is the latest innovation in
Chicago schools. j
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OLD MAX TIKH'OHT HE WAS
CHAINED $11(1.52 TOO MICH
AND JIST HELD IT OFT OF
NEXT HILL ItAILKOAD IS Vl
.WiAIXST IT FOIt OXCE.
II'NITKII 1 IIKSS I.K.tMKII WIIIK. I
Washington, Feb. 11. Loud howls
of anguish resound In the offices of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad here
today .following a decision by the
comptroller of the treasury which,
as a method o' protection aga'ust x
orbltant freight iate&, would put h(
Interstate Commerce Commission out
of business,, if It were general')' adept
ed.
Undo Sum, after deciding thai he
had been uharged $26.52 too much by
the) B. & ?0.', calmly deducted that
amount from a payment on another
shipment s The railroad people ap
peajed to the comptroller for redress,
but all thpy got was the complacent
smile. 1 ,
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SENATE PASSES
EXPOSITION
RESOLUTION
"Charley" Goodwin of the Salt
Lake Tribune, who loves dogs and
boys, and doesn't love people who
do not love them writes the follow
ing classic fern'st the two:
"One day last wee,' little Rollie
Thompson, of Morris township, out
side New York C'ty, ran away to
skate on Jacques point at Morris
Plains. His dog went with bjim a
little yellow, pedegreeless cur dog.
When the boy started for home he
missed thu dog and retracing his
steps h found that the dog had fal
len through a hole n the tee and
was struggling for l'fe. Tr Ing to
save the dog the ice broke under
the boy, and then it was a struggle
with both to give tlmlr lives. But
the boy was plucky and, moreover
he loved his dog, and he finally made
the shore, bringing the dog with him
when both fell exhausted and half
frozen. There might be a drama
built up around this little lncldTit.
It was noth'np except that a. worth
less yellow cur was In danger snd the
boy r'sked h.is l'fe and saved him,
because the dog was all in all to the
boy. his pet, his partner, his friend
who would have died for him, and
the boy loved him. What does pedi
gree count for 'n such a case? Neith
er boy nor dog had much, but they
had each other, niul between thu two,
nor r'ch bovs nor nedlereed dnirs
AKK ! counted they were for each oth,.r
and to the ("ea'h if necessary. 1
Of course, the boy will get no'
Vohel prize for hero'sm. fie oneh
not tr. for he nev.ir thnneh' of -'nS-
ja brave c. via otr wis In o-i'.
Washington, Feb. 11. By a unan-1 It wes rnlv q ve",nv rrr hvt ". I
Imous vote the senate today passed I doa linel h'ni pnd he Wpf the rtnr ;
But there 'r
rol P'fectlpn, thtl
tlon. This action ends the world's .does not a""i at th formalins nf
fair fight with complete victory for, the properties nr ivniH!it''s of aus. !
tere society. It calls out all that is'
manly and true. Moreover. In tMsi
la (.'rlppe t'litiglix eie the dog needed hlp and need-'
el t r'pht a'"-- T' -vas no time toj
erg ni?e a debating so lety or to call
fl'XlTEt) 1'TIESS l.KASKO WIHH-1
Paris, Feb. 11. Offering to supply
him with the "elixir of lily," an odd
begging letter today reached the
Baron De Rothschild, the richest man
In Europe. The correspondent
wished to sell his secret. The Rocke
feller of France replied:
"Dear Sir: To date I have had
only threats against my life. Yoa
aid In , are the first to offer me life ever
lasting. Between those who wish to
cut my days short and those who
felt to prolong them, I have no pre
f"ience. The one eventuality 13 as
bad as the other."
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Mi KAI FMAX GETS
4
NEW TODAY.
!
WANTED An elderly man to do
ter work at Gllson's Cigar Stor-
2-8
$700. I
Large lot in Falrmount Park addlti
Most sightly location in the cit;i
Salem. Sewer assessment and ta
paid. Bechtel & Bynon 347 S:i
street
FOR SALE A young, gentle pot
cheap. Inquire at North Comnj
c'r.l and
i-alem, W.
Crove stree's .VI
A White. ?.
$25,000 A YEAR
ALL CHANCES OK A SLIP
NOW HEMOYED AND THE
(iHEAf EST EXPOSITION EYEIt
HU D Wil l. FE AT SAX FHAX.
CISCO.
Baltimore, Md., Feb. 11. Al Kauf
man, one of the leaders in the nu
merous "white hope" class, today
sold his career as a pugilist for the
next two years to his maneger, Bar
ney Gerard.
Gerard agrees to give Kaufman
$50,000 for his services' during the
specified time, it being provided that
Kaufman must do his utmost to re
main in perfect physical condition
and be prepared to meet Jack John
son at any time a match can be ar
ranged with the champion.
Jacob A. Lyon aged 78, a pro
minent citizen of Medford died last
Sunday. ,
BIG LAD SNAP 0. S
123 acres, four miles from Mon
mouth, exceedingly fine land, good or
chard, buildings timber, water, very
sightly; a great bargain at $50 per
acre. $3150 will handle this.
MOXMOrTH REAL ESTATE CO.,
Monmouth, Ore. 1-21-tf
nttacft Unrlertinn Parlors
Modern In every detail. Lady assist
ant. Corner Cottage and Chemekets
"hone 724
nicago, ret). 11. A "cold ,ulr" I , " , ' ' " . ,
rse. based upon Ideas advocated;"1 an Frnds exposition re8olu-!n1 that set-led it.
Emit Seldel. Socialist mayar f j ,,,m- NVw 0rlean9 maklng no opp.-, Mmethmt -hoUt re-
the Golden Gate city.
o
i lass rooms nre to be maintained
at different temperatures and th pu-I
pits will he advanced from one room 1
to another vntll they are abl,, to J Strain and wenken the ,v,ten. and
stnnn a temperature of 50 d
uel. I'nteiil Nn.
rtiMrti.
during the dny.
Perfection Sewing Cabinet' Co., Inc.
Phone Mala 1512. Suite 820, V. S. National Bank Hlilir, Salem, Ore.
without illscomfort. The "colj air"
course Is designed for children hav
ing a tendency to tuberculosis. V
r.
Ovford lltfcali Cnitilirldu'e.
''Mnn rk';s ivw,"! 'viltr 1'
London. Feb. It. Oxford defeated
Cambridge by the score of 3 to 2 in
the annual association football game
today played at the Q'levn'a club.
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It Is impossible fcr a t'yp-'pt'o 'o
laugh and grow fat.
agrees f not checked runv develop Into
pneumonia. No denser nf this
1 enen some Rentlemen to deliver an
hen - oration nvr th nrnnai-tio. r u..
roieys Money anu lar is taaelt , The doit needel Instant
promptly
medicine
Transfer!
Dassenger Baogage
Oonnects with all trains at
West Salem for Dallas. Fall
City and Salem
weaves journal office
"est taiem at 8:40
m.. 1: iu p. m.
it
hfln an A
n is a reiiania ramny j was the DOy.g dPR ani he ,ovH h,mj
for all coughs and colds itn iit !. v.,k..i i
and nets quickly and effectively In TnP l)ov Mvptl hs d0(C Rn,, )f thp;
cases of cro.nv Remember the , d0R was no, nn,h , ,wk fl, n ,
name. Foley's Honey and Tar for n! ; ,er. hl, ovpd him "
ronen and colds, for croup, bron-1
chltls.. hoarseness and for racking Grants Pass Thursday njght at a
lagrlppe-coughs. No opiates. Re- nM m0,lng raised bonu9 of ,-4 .
fuse substitutes. 500 foP th Grant9 p '
nru v-'us: """y, n. jermau. River Railroad.
for
a. ni..
and 4.00 p.
"y"rs uy "wpi Sunday.
Vo for Independence. Mod
nooth rtnd McMlnnviHe.
Ive, snda3P at g.00 a
:00 p. m., and 5:15 p. m
Calls at hotels on request.
Telephone or leae orden at
Capital Journal office any da
but Sunday. pBon J2.
J. B. Underwood. Mrjr.
$4200 will buy a strictly modern?
room house, with good baseid
Beautiful location, just two M
north of state house. Bechull
Bynon, 347 State street.
FOR SALE Good fresh Jersey ci
J. W. Fldler, Salem, Route 3,
2-ll-3t
FOR SALE 5 acres of fine land cli
to Fair Grounds. This place Is
cleared, good soil, close to schp
Just right for fruit, berries or clil
en ranch. Easy terms can be I
on this place. Bechtel- & By
347 State street. Tel. 452.
List your property with Frank!
Miller, Real Estate, Room 7, C,
Block. 2-ll-tt
WANTED We have a party
wants to rent a first-class 6-ror
house In a good location. Must
up to date and have barn. $
Bechtel & Bynon, 347 State street
2
FOR SALE A first class 30-
famlly hotel, clearing $200
month, $2,700 cash will handle
bargain. Call and see owner, )
F. Empey, 261 13th Street, P
land. 2-ll-'
HOLLYWOOD You can get a 5-
tract in Hollywood that will soon
worth much more money than it ;
be had for now. Good truA la
close to town, good surroundlt
close to school and on good re
Low prices and on easy teij
Bechtel & Bynon, 347 State str4
FOR SALE Six tons of oat If
G. E. ZU. Inquire North F4
teenth street, 1089. 2-11-1
FOR EXCHANGE.
We have 80 acres of land in
county close to good town, and 4
good house, barn, etc. Forty a
fenced, 20 acres cleared and itn
plow. This Is a good place. Pi
$3500. Will take $1500 in
property If rightly priced. Bed
& Bynon, 347 State street.
Norwich Union
Fire Insurnace Society.
Frank Meredith. Resident Agenf
Room 13 Bush Bank Blk. Salem
MONfY TO
THOS. K. FORD
Ladd and Bush Bank. Salero
i BIN L AND SNAP 0. I.
i 52 acres 3 miles from Monnioi
Jind Independence. The soil Is
! lent and drains well: 12 acre-i
, splendid commercial orchard. P'!
' Intra lor.nft -n .1 n.a now.
' " n " -' 1 l auu nit " 1
j place goes much personal proi"
Tur lovely country home for t
Will make terms and take son
lem Income Droperty.
Mossorni reai estate fi
Monmoath, Ore. I "1