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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-24

To Buy Large Amount or Texas Land
and Build q Railroad.
.. o'Brien, u large humber dealer OF
sthlwater MINI, who has been inspect
ing the timocged sections OF Southeast
IeNas for the past few weeks. let few
days since Tor New York. where he OK
poets to oonsummate deal for the pur-
chase Of large amount OF Texas land.
The purchase referred to embraces sew.
eTal hundred thousands OF acres OF laige
wooded forests In the southeastern portion
OF the State. Mr.. O'Brlen will locate sew
eIai saw mills upon the property, provided
tne zeal Is made, and win also very Ike
" build railroad In the vicinity OF his
purchase This road VIII be built, how
ever es feeder 70 the lumber interests.
anu VIII be used for the purpose OF con-
Meeting water With lana routes
MT. O'Bricn owns a large lumber camp
~ miles from saltwater MINI. on which
ne nag 3p men employed cutting the tim
bfr hauling Il over the Sozen Ice and
snow 70 the ;iVer, ana from there r'push-
ing II 90 the rivers and main tributaries.
through which i is landed at markets
Ihe contemplated land purchase IN
Texas comprises over 100000 acres OF OK
cellent yellow pine, which VIII be devei-
eped and shipped TO points outside the
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IT MAY BE BRoADENEp.
President Jemlson Of the Narrow Gauge
VIII Return Next Week.

President Jemson of the Narrow Gauge
VIII Return Next Week.
Colonel Jemison. president and owner
of the Houston East and West Texas
railway, or what is sometimes called the
Narrow Gauge Pet of East Texas, is ex-
pected to return from New York next
week.
President Jemison has been in that city
for the past two or three months II was
yumored when he left that the purpose of
his visit was to either make deal with
Eastern capitalists for the purchase Of
his road outright, OF to secure friends for
Improving its condition and making II a
broad gauge line. Since then it has been
reported MIR. Jemison has met with a
great deal of encouragement from the
moneyed men OF New York and other
Eastern cities. and that lie has secured
all the financial backing necessary Tor
broadening the gauge
II this report Is correct, II viii be hailed
with delight by the people along the road
of the Houston East and West Texas
who are demanding a better railroad ser
vice and n me OF a caiibre to lit other
rnu1e
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IN A BAD WAY.
The New York and New England Needs
Large Amount of Money.

The New York and New England Needs
a Large Amount of Money
Boston, Mass, March 25-The reorgani-
cation committee OF tho New York and
New England declares, after thorough
canvass Of the figures, that the company
needs nearer s6OOoOOO than ss,OOO,OOo to
place the properly ON its feet, and the
second mortgage bondholders may there
fore be called Upon for greater sacrifices
than was at first contemplated. The COM
mlttee believe that there must be a radi-
cal reorganization OF the property under
the trst or second mortgage. In respect
TO the account OF Sl.S26,06i due from
Others" 1t is said that $4,000 OF this Is
simply book account OF the Providence
and Sprinneld bonds against which the
company owes most OF It's "loans and bills
payable" The balance of the due from
others" is said TO be worthless accounts
for the most part No permanent or tenn
porary president of the New York and
New England has yet been selected, but
q tentative list OF directors. comprising
eight good Boston names has been made
NJ. II is believed that the reorganization
win cut the charges down 100000 or $780,
000
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oUp STYLE DUET.
Two Young MeSioans Fight with Knives
One Mortally Wounded.


Two Young MeSicans Fight with Knives,
one Mortaliy Wounded.
Rio Grande City, Texas, March o.
Last evening at Roma. fifteen miles above
here, on the Rio Grande, an old-fashioned
duel was fought by two youths OF 10,
one OF the combatants, Tcodolo saens,
was stabbed seven times in the left side
and neck and lies at the polut OF death
His antagonist Emelio Garcia was slight.
ly cut on the wrist.
The casus benl was Mexican senior.
tia All tho parties. including The sec
onds, who had been duly selected in ae'
cordance with The code, after ATTENDING
divine service at the Catholic church, ad
journed to eonveaient spot and had 4
out with daggers, The wounded boy VII
not speak about the cause Of the fight
saying that he would die without peach
ing.
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Nnrns ANn pERsnNALs.

~ petheram. chief engineer OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, returned 70
penison yesterday.
AZ. p. Morrissy, traffic manager q the
yelasco Terminal railway ylsilea rue
Hub CITY yesterday
r II. Coombs commercial agent OF the
Cotton Belt. has returned from a snort
visit to Galveston.
c. B. Miller president % me sugar sugar
Land railway, was aInohs ihN i"'' INV
men In Houston yesterday.
The cotton receipts are deereas sing
daily 'The average nj present is not over
l0C bales q day at his point
r. Howard. cashier Of The lnterna-
uationai and Great Northern az Painstlne'
spent yesterday In Houston
II o. Galbraith. general ireight and
n,ssenr9r aren't OF the International ami
Great Northern. was ~ the city yes'er-
ceaacai Manager Charles 3. Peck OF the
Texas Car Service association Nah aNay
from his office yesterday on HceoW'' q
Colonel Tom H. Kingsley. travelling
naseeneer aren't Of the Louisville and
Nashviile. returned 20 Dallas yesterday
morning
captain Andy Faulkner who has been
Nh creating his friends seaterdhy hny-
ing frlly recovered
General superintendent ". g Van
Week OF the Southern Paciiic hah re-
turned from "a short trip over INC eastern
division as far as Lafayette, i-a-
d ~ Iein, traffic manager " the
ttonefon and Texas Central and the
se,,1hTr,i Pacific, returned Thursday from
San Antonio. and yesterday visited North
Texas
Homer Eads who has charge Of the
commercial interests q Ne irgn M ..,.s.
IA nam Antonio. was looking after hufi-
ness ,aatiars In Houston yesterday
FOR the meeting OF tire Grand Lodge
Knights Of Pythias Of Texas, which con-
r.nsg ~ Paris April H. round
srin tickets Mi he sold b. the
santa 70 as follows From siAr
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NEW LINE or VESSELS.

General Manager Yoal1um OF the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Re in speaking TO
a reporter in regard to the building UP
Of the banana trade through the port of
Galveston, said:
I'VE now have In connection with par
ties directly interested arrangements
under way for the establishment of n
line of vessels between Galveston and
the Mexican norts Of Taiupico. Tlixpan
and Vera Cruz The parties Interested
in this proposed line OF trading vessels
win have several hundred thousand acres
OF land situated in the TuxpaD district
planted In tropical Trusts and they VIII
bring that 10 the United States markets
as we'll as fruit etc, from other dis
trJcts or Mexico, particularly from the
Oaxaca district The vessels VIII be
loaded back at Galveston with Supplies
and articles for Mexican trade. Tho
frequency Of these vessels VIII DEPEND
lpoA the amount Of business to be
handled -
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GoNZALIos pOpIn,isrs

Gonzales, Tcxaa, March 2e-on satur-
day, the 9Th Of this month. the popallsts
OF this county win celebrate the second
anniversary OF their organization at this
tendance n sf from nAt over gagadtb the county me
Following speakers arc billed for the
day; ]. G. Rhodes OF Guadalupe county,
a, p. Bngby IF Halletsyilie and Hon.
Stump Aslihs OF Texas.
County Chaifmnn G. X. Walters was
asked 10 divide Time so that . democrat
speaker conid reply. but declined 20 do
80 The democrats VIII enll meeting
soon 10 appoint a chairman OF this pre-
ciuci the former chairman having moved
out Of the county, Democrats are high-
~ pleased over tile work OF the two rnm-
rnittces at Dallas on the 18Th ana will 70
into the campaign with renewed plgor-
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MANAGER REsIaNs.

Ponce de Leon and Aicezar Hotels &c
Have New Head.
San Augustine. Fla March THE hotel
world WIN be surprised to learn that Or
born d. seaYey. maneger OF Henry Al.
Fiagiers hotels, the Ponce de Leon and
the Alcazar since their opening. has re-
signed their management. 70 take eject
nt the close OF this season owing TO fhe
multiplicity Of fxactiDg d,fica devoiyins
upon Mr.. flpgier, he has delegated 70 his
son. Harry Hardness Flagler, the fun cons
frol OF his hotels, tho Ponce de Leon, the
Aicazar and the COrdoya.
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MIssolrRI PAcITTc pIREcrons.

The board of directors Of the Missouri
PacInc railway company have lust elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year:
George J. Could president; g @ War
ner. vice president and general audilori
H. Caleff. secretary and treasurer; Guy
Ph!liips. assistant Secretary; i. w. IRE,
land second assistant secretary ana
- n smith. local treasurer AZ a
meefinr al the board OF directors Of the
lron Mountain railroad the same gen
fiefnen were elected 70 serve rs officers
az fhat company until Mareh w 1919.
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rHN Northumberland wIN.

New Jersey Supreme Court Decides
Against the Democratic senate.
Trenton. n. J z, March q In the sem
ntorlal case. Chief Justice t3casly de-
cided That the senate Is no, a continuous
body and that Adrian e not entitled %
be president. He says that Rogers title
is valid THIS is victory for the republi-
cans.
Trsrton, N. ", March 2s.-41'hc demo
Gratis have almost eniifely eapituiatcd
Governor Wertz gave STATE Comptroller
Elect Hancock and State Treasurer Elect
swan their commissions as soon AZ The
decision OF the supreme eonrt was rem
dered, and They are already Ia posseaslOn
or their Offices.
by the legislature ana tiiey are now laws.
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savannah. Ga, MafeR n .' n s III she
~, belnx suit Is q'ataau county III .,, ~
iranapoftaflcn qf lpupsJ ess sss arat
h which tia seesipn ap9sRe s'n,cs,'F con.
Il being bsllls by shs reEsol '.'r ,ss e,has-
pany. at AliauEa 'Fpea "s', eonTIsts Tor
ta.,f hcsiee nslch eoppsny Z e s1a..sns "a
the 10. 4. II b q rue I'VE
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oroRcl.A pnoHlprqaoNlsrs
Meelsag A Macon %. No rollties pI'

Meeting al Macon But No Politics Dis-
cuaaed
Macon. Ga. March 2s-The executive
ccnmgstee or the State Prohibition asAo-
citation met IN Mscon. Hon q. r Prin-
sic of san.ersylile, precedent ~ ihe asgo-
ciation and chairman ~ the executive
committee. nreHJfd. Only gnnfteiA Affect
Ina The prIiclpiea Of the associhtipl Yrre
discussed aud acted aipcn. Not~s.4ng what
eyer ~ 4 pplffenl native WAS said or done.
Nifse members of iilc committee ware pft1.
eDt, a A. DHLoacn Of Atlanla WAS IL
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rhe santa Ne expects 10 load anpiner
rain Win bananas at Galveston about
usreh "a and make 4 second fast run TO
Northern points a Ia.
The vessel has ALREADY 'ose, .sor 10
maica and expects y reaen IN. f'ss banaras
nrks aip ~ ,h,s train VIII be dlstfie,n l,,
T., rexas. Denver salt iia i,'' Sl' ~
II Eansas City, wichita anQ : ,''s', ~
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RN1IBOAD EARNINGS.
(-I1A Noes AND APPOINTMENTS,

Tdward zacher has been appolnted tem-
porary receiver of the Newport News and
mississippi Valley Railroad company at
the instance OF G. r. Huntingdon
u Parker for many years local
frait.bt akent for the Illinois Central at
Duhliaue. mas resigned, to become general
AGENT for the Louisville, New Albany
ana ChicaGo railway. ~
fire as ,seneral superintendent Of the van
dniia. after having been in railroad SER
vice since May, 1880, and on me rim OF
November, 1891, he viii be 20 years Of
n
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort aud improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
It's excellence is due to It's presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect le4.
alive efeesnally cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and ieycfs
and permanently curing constipation:
II has given satisfaction 70 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts IN the Kid
neys, Liver and bowels Without weak
ening them and II Is perfectly free from
every objectionable siibstanee' Z.
Syrup Of. Figs IS fnr SAFE BY az drug
gists Ia Doc and 81 boitlek hui II is lnii''-
ulsftafed BY the California 3Is syrup
90. only, whose 1iame is printed OF ey''fy
package. also the fanae, syrup oi ilIsff
and being vol informed, you VIII ny
secept any substitute Il oilsled
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~ cATrI-E sHIPMENr.

rbe southern Pacific sent out two solid
trains OF cattle from Houston to New Or
leans yesterday.
rhe cars wore loaded at vick's new
stock yards. where they have been placed
Tor the past few days while Y transit from ~
POINTS M Western Texas; The nn nlnsI - -
cattle inchided 10 TINS snipnehe an
10 about 1000 head, s.,,..- a ,,s, h,,sl
The southern Pacific ie dolng pis p W.
ness in cattle shipments Just nov, AM ny
mas been collecting STOCK e4.s ,sep' ,,, ~
along the ssie 70 accoNin'oH.le
AT this season.
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aumpiions reported now exceed tho fan

number OF railroad rereiyershtps are
noticed though none OF Importance.
The failures this week number 2ll In the
fifty IN Canada, neaiuet twenty-StS last
year. II " noteworthy that Canadian
failures are considerably Increasing.
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! the asa Savannah aud Western to elynvlne.
mites o t have ready ' Secn N bS. a nSS
'Centrgii ne nus been purchased from tho
eTai5,a railroad. This line has been op-
~ ' w i9r TWO or three weeks, but moth.
AZ, was hnown ~ 1t here until the last
uE % Two, Another short line, twelve
,iiis IN length. IL being built f,om Ma
q; ."f ~, also ON the savannah and Western,
-, y, ~, e.lai county Manassas Is about nve
h,in,s west OF hagans. This road Ia being
y oN i,,,,, pE man named Cummings. and s.
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RrcovEREp pAMAGEs.

Louisville. KY. March S.--James
crouch. conductor Who sued the New
port News and Mississippi Valley ana
chesapeake and Ohio Southwestern rail-
road for s25 900 damages for injuries sus-
tnined in a collision. was given Judgment
TODAY in the circuit court for ssi1l me
Chesapeaise and Ohio southwestern y 70
nav $3.50 and the Newport News and MIS-
sissippi Valley $500
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RICHMOND, March 2s.--Tho Southern
Pacific Railroad company have at this
place an engine ana train wrenkirg outfit.
removing from their piers the drift ac-
cunIplated against the piers OF their bltdgs
across the Bfazos river,
The Brazus rivertis afill rising here.
Judge 1lhgrhe Williams 81 Waee " IA
thu city on legal business
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Fort Wayne. Ind. March p. --f'he fury
In the case OF Mpriin Hawley, charges
with tile murder or his mother, after be-
ing out sixteen hours brought IN a ver-
diet Of guilty todavi placing his pnnish~
ment al life imprlsonment.
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coNspNrnn no RrruRN.

Chicago. March 2s,--John T. sneed, who
was arrested here charged with stealing
! twenty 1000-mile hclrefa from the PENN
duy 10 return 10 Columbus
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Cooper. Il wesithy planter. probably fatal.
~, IN an attempt 70 rob. The victim s
Skull was crushed with stone.
an accomplish, The hlghwaymen secured
no inotey
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Abilene, Kan. March 2s.4-At uaea
meeting fine women Of Enterprise, town
OF 1900 people in this county, have but
Up a complete temperance ticket. COM
posed o. women.
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GouLD-T YLER.
Howard Gould il Is Said. WIN Marry
MISS Tyler. Actress

Howard Gould II y Sald VII Marty
Miss Tyler. Actress,
New York. March %. II can be stated
on good authority that Howard Gould ana
Miss odegte Tyler. the wen knoNn
actress, are 10 be married very shortly
and TO make q bridal trip Of d year o.
the world. Young Gould was introduced
10 Miss Tyler OF the Pacific coapt py a
prominent railroad official during her tour
with Charlea F'rohnau'a company two
years ago Since then 11r. Gould has
been devoted 70 Miss Tyler. hui hla deFo-
ton did not asAnpe q ferious phase until
recently Within three OF fpnr wefkA NJ
presented her With the magnificent ruby
engagement ring which she now weara.
II N OF 1lnanys best. and cost fp10Q.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
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ARHll5TllD FOR ROBBleRY
clarksville Tcnn.. March ga eensa-
tion was created here today by the arr
fest Of james Swift, one Of leading FAM
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-7'''Fal !, H9 rs. Serves Best Meals

RUSSELL Beaumont; George w.
n nlhainbra Cnl.s J ID. Howth,
y zines McNab. Dallas, q. LeJif-
ljss thompson, Galveston; ~, ".
y a Morris, san Antonio;
.a1 waco; y Farnsworth, Cuero;
n NE Nalyestoni =. A. Averett.
|i:o,nS.s Foster, Milford; c. h.
n Su4n' sam katzenstein, Calves
i2f r ttsavs. Chicago; j. II. Waite
y Gillespie and FAMILY, Kan
I{t,s.iL Wallis Galveston: u. u.
~usphia; y. Duering, San Fran
en- q henderson. Texas: j. ID.
) d ftssn,tonio; y, r. Nash, Waco;
~ .1slleLla Jacksonville. III.
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Light and Medium Weight Bal
briggan and Jeans Underwear for
spring and summer, i5c, 50c, Tie aud
Sl0O per garment
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gsa.lal. g sssS ". .loo. ktsu1hsuua
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MR. WILSON'S MIRACLE.

H'-I[I@'s iifs-E f~. 80
Come down. YOU fat rasca1l" says VII
son, .Bezee,
ssYou tarif-fed robber, you fraud on
the freel
You're swollen with riches, you're
rolling In wealth,
Come down till skin you--for the good
Of your health!
It's q matter Of conscience with me-"
Says Wilson, sezee.
"Whatl Your wages keep half Of the
people, you say
And the farms OF the other half never
would pay
II 'twere not for your factories, and
Graciousl What's that?
Can 1t really be that you're not very
fat?
Well-really--dear me!
That's differentP' says Wilson, sezee.
I'm that case it grieves me to take off
your skinl
Perhaps you've some choice as to where
to begin.
Then I'll skin you in patches and spin
the job out,
Which win fiji you with pleasure and
gIadness, no doubt,
I'll do 1t quite gentleman-lee,"
Says Wilson, sezee.
"Twill not be 50 painful, IL / do my
best
You just furnish the skin, and Ill do
the rest,
And after you're 1ayed l will show you
a trick,
A free-trader's miracle, wonderfully
slick.
IT'S worth being skinned to see"
Says Wilson, sezee.
"You remember how FIVE thousand peo-
pie were fed
With two little fishes and five loaves Of
bread?
Well, that isn't in it with my little
tricks,
For I'll take one from two and .he re-
suit will be six!
That's my pet theo-reew
Says Wilson, sezee.
What you've got I take from you;
you've no bread or meat,
But the longer you starye the more
you can eat.
An unheard of demand thus created,
It's plain,
The supply that must follow will fat
you againl
Till you're big as three!
Says Wilson, sezee.
my plans a sublime one--so simple!
80 grandl
1t works by the law of supply and de-
mand;
'Tis as simple and easy as drawing
your BREATH
You make yourself fatter by starving
to death!
Just try It and see!'
Says Wilson, sezee.
---Ananias, Jr.
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THEASTORIH SWINGS BANK

Acts as trustee for corporations and
individuals. Deposits solicited
Interest will be allowed on savings
deposits as follows:
On ordinary savings books, per cent
FER annum
On term savings books, 6 per cent per
annum.
On certificates of deposit
For three months, per cent per an
l.um.
For six months, per cent per annum
For twelve months, per cent per
annum.
J. @. A. BOWLBY.....V .Vice-President
FRANK PATTON. ......... -. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
]. Q. A. Bowlby, Gust. Holmes, Benz.
Young, A. S. Reed.
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A WONDERFUL ENGINE.
Cannot BE Surpassed.

An engine exerting surprising power
how many are entirely forgetful OF the
existence within themselves OF an en-
gine more powerful and enduring than
any ever invented. Not perhaps until
they experience irregular pulse, heart
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weak and hungry spells. smohering, short
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Is no longer to be denied, as the pos
SCISSOR must know he has heart disease.
disease fifteen years; had to hire house
help; lived on liquid food. used DR.; Miles
Heart Cure and all symtoms LETT her.
rontinued use cured her. Sold by Chas.
Rogers OF guarantee, who VIII give
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TERRIBLE MISFORTUNE.
Many snaerIng From lt coda

Many Suffering From 1t Today.
The cry O. misfortune is never heard
without a responsive throh OF sympathy
from those who hear Il. Thousands who
have had In grippe, which left them with
that constant tired. worn-Out feeling,
sleeplessness. duh headache. depression.
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So,t on guarantees hy Ches kosets:
Cali tQc the Doctors noQk. New Alsl
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SEASIDE SAWMILL.

A complete stock Of lumber on hand
in the rough or dressed Flooring, rus-
tic, ceiling. and all kinds OF finish;
mouldings and shingles: also bracket
Work done to order. Terms reasonable
and prices at bedrock. All orders
promptly attended to. Office and yard
At miil y. - = LQGAN. RIoR'T,
Seaside. Oregon.