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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
Murphy Items.
Gardens are looking fine.

Gardens are looking fine
The Hayes boys are working on their
big ditch.
School is still going on, Miss
Annie Wade, teacher.
Health is generally good, though
Grandma Bunch has had an attack Of
the grip.
Everyone anxiously looking for
rain. Some are dismally croaking
famine. p"
George Swinden, who has been sick
for months is improving so he is able
to walk out of doors.
Grandma Day was buried at the
Williams creek cemetery, Mrs. Hick-
man officiating in the funeral services.
Grandpa Daniels and his daughter
went down to Merlin last Saturday to
visit Prof. Mcconnell, returning Mon.
day.
Mrs. Bench has been having consid-
cradle work done on the inside of her
house making it commodious and at.
tractive.
The Free Methodist conference has
sent us preacher, Mrs. Mary Hick
man. W. II. Turner also breaches at
the schoo! house every two weeks
From now on, we will have preach
ing twice, Sunday school and chill
drens' meeting every Sabbath, also
prayer meeting Thursday evening.
We have fine Sunday school from
% to 40 scholars in attendance and
more to follow Mrs T.. Daniels is
superintendent and Mr.. Atkins of the
Salvation army, assistant; Mrs. Nc
Timmins, secretary and treasurer.
Nipper & Johnson's saw mill
nearly ready for business. They also
have a first class store, and our post
office and Mr. Gilmore's store are a
credit to our little town The white
tents, that have dotted the little fiat,
are now giving way to good sub
tstantial cabins.
We had the Salvation army officers
at our school house Monday evening
They will be with us every Monday
evening for time. The Methodist
preachers from town will preach for
MS the fifth Sunday Betsy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
Art Department

The Art Department will close
class work for this year, Saturday,
May % at Woodman hall, 2:30 sharp.
During the five months twelve papers
have been read, John Van Dyke $
text books have been advocated and
plans formulated for more extensive
work in the future, 1t is the hope Of
the department to be able to secure "a
good instruction both in oils and
water color for the coming year.
The Art exhibit has taken up some
Of the time and it is hoped that last
ing good may come and desire he
born in the hearts of many to study
nature for arts sake and come to the
department with the intention to do
honest work along these lines.
Mrs Hale, supt.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
Proper Refra elton Was His Sal
VAtion

As You go through life, you meet
thousands who have inhamed blood
shot, nasty looking eyes and they
tell you they have tried all kinds of
treatment for them Did You ever
stop to think how few were cured
through treatment? Such eyes may
be- cured for "a few days or weeks
through medical treatment hut the
trouble nearly always returns The
reason for this is that the cause lies
IN the rcfnCtion Of eyes The eve
itself may be misshapcn or either Of
the lenses may magnify moro in one
meridian than in others. In either
case the brain compcls the delicate
muscle of the eye to thy constantly to
correct the defect in ,rl Ter that the
person may have perfect vision and
the constant strain ON those muScl :
canscS them to become sore and in-
famed
The following is from one of the
leading lawyers ON the Pacific coast,
who was for 10 years general attorney
for the Santa Fe railroad company.
Ii shows the stubhormosS of such
cases and the futliity Of medical
treatment where the retmction is
wrong
MIR \. T. Roberts, san Diego, Cal
Dear sir; send this letter for the
double purpose Of showing my appre-
citation Of your skill and reliability As
an optician and at the same time
aiding some one. who has suffered as
have from defective eyes and i'm.
proper eye glassos For the past five
or six years my eyes were IN a con
stant state OF irritation and indamed
to such an extent that do not be-.
licve there were ever three successive
DAYS was not compelled to use medi.
cine of some kind or hot applications
for the purpose Of allaying the in.
fammation | believe all the time
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
Leland Siftinps

We would like to know what ha.
become of the Murphy writer.
Hiler of Whiskey creek has a plant
erected on his mines so he can work
the same to an advantage.
Business is increasing. Our stage
has at times more than it can manage
so an extra has to be kept in readi.
ness.
People are very busy cultivating
gardens as the market is good in thi.
vicinity. The fruit crop except
peaches will be large.
The weather has been salubrious.
Some passengers from San Francisco
reported coming up the Sacramento
that the weather was very enjoyable.
Our school is we'll sustained,
most of the children raised in this
vicinity being strong healthy chill
dren. A good many strangers are look.
ing over this country,
Our nights are very enjoyable for
sleeping; no mosquitoes to destroy ouI
slumber, but occasionally a stray flea.
We think they are dropped from tn,
cars aS they pass by.
The health of the people is good.
No sickness to rpeort, With plenty
to eat, good cold spring water n clear
conscience, plenty to do, that makes
us a very prosperous people.
\ few words to our marriageable
young men, also to the older men
We wish to inform them that or girls,
also some Of the widows are willing
to marry. So boys, spruce up
We have reports from the famous
Grcenback mine that they are running
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21

Grants Pass has voted the library,
by a small majority, it is true, yet
enough to be decisive, and il is n
cause for qualification that this result
has been accomplished. In our
opinion, it would have been serious
ly disastrous measure to the town to
have turned this project down. We
have always favored the library and
believed it will prove to be one of the
greatest blessings and advantages that
the town has over.enjoyed There are
others who believe differently as the
vote very plainly shows, bat we are
convinced that the opposition is based
mainly ON misunderstanding and mis-.
apprehension ana that the greater
number of those who have opposed it
will be converted in it's favor wheu it
is better known and understood Its
benefits will be for all, and all may
enjoy them If they will
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT
Greets People From Rear Plat
form as Train Passes Through.

President Roosevelt and party passed
through Grants Pass on Wednesday
evening with their special train.
The train passed through about nine
O'Clock and an immense crowd was in
waiting at the depot on the mere
chance Of getting a sight of him
An effort had been made TO procure
stop of few minutes. In the
natural order Of things the helper
engine would have been taken on
here, which would have given the
president time for word or two with
our people, but for some unexplained
reason, or perhaps without reason,
the helper was ordered to Woodville
aud was taken ON thoro No stop was
made here, but the train ran very
slowly through town and the president
appeared on the rear platform, smil-
ing and waving his hand to the en-
thusiastic people, After the train
passed, many of the people followed
in the vain hope that it would stop at
the water tank, but it did not. Two
bands were on thand to make music or
the occasion our own home band and
that the Allen stock company who
postponed their entertainment till
after the train went through. It was
"a pleased and gratihed crowd that
left the depot for the feeling was that
the president had done the best he
could for US under the circumstances
Mr.. Roosevelt's face has become so
familiar to us through his pictures
that he looked like some old friend
and his manner was full Of friend
Illness and aDnreciatiou
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
Memorial Services

There will ho union memorial
services in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday, May 2ith Preaching by
Rev J w. McDougall to which the
Pastors of all denominations aud their
congregation are most cordially in
Nitud. Decoration Day, May 30th, will
h' duly observed uudcr the auspices
of the o. A. Il. and W. Il. G. but il
is hoped tlat all the citizens OF
Omts Pass and vicinity will observe
thu day with us and we especially
invite the school children and every
uruiHuou that will. form and
"..uN with U.S. Program fu the 3uth
".. appear uyNJ Wrch.
GDmmlttpp
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21

The first number Of the Sentinel.
Jacksonyillo's new paper has reached
u.s. It is published by Chas. Meservc
who was editor of the late Medford
Success and in appearance is almost
an exact fac-simile Of that paper. II
is full of news and is a good paper gen
orally. The old town of Jacksonville
has taken "A new lease of life lately
and is in the march Of progress with
the rest of Southern Oregon. The
new publication has good prospects
and deserves to succeed. Its name is
historic, as the pioneer newspaper of
Southern Oregon was the old Ore
gon Sentinel, published at jackson.
Vile many years ago.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21

The Woman's Club News, the little
daily issued by the Woman's club in
tho interest Of the library, has been
read with interest by the people of
Grants Pass during the past week.
1t is bright and interesting paper
and crowded with effective arguments
IN support of the library. The ladies
are to be congratulated on the success
Of their journalistic effort.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
DIR. Roberts Here.

DR.. a. r. Roberts, one of the most
successful eye specialists on the Pacific
coast is now at the Western Hotel. He
expects to locate in Salem or Portland,
where he has already established "A
reputation second to none-and has
stopped off at Grants Pass for the pur-
pose Of demonstrating what through
refractioni-t can DO toward care of so
called hopeless eye trouble
All Of his work is done through a
knowledge Of the eye and the refraction
Of light as applied to the eye, and is
done with spectaclcs. For few days
be will give free special examination
that in most cities would cost from
$500 to $500 and will also gives an eX-
planation Of each case, demonstrating
with charts and special instruments for
that purpose, the original cause Of the
trouble, giving each person a perfect
and clear understanding Of their own
case.
He asks as a special favor that those
who have tried in vain to obtain relief
will call and allow him to make them
better acquainted with their own eyes
and the so-called disease.
DR.. Roberts has learned through past
experience that proof Of ability is the
very best advertisement and he takes
this way of advertising himself
Watch for his articles on the eye and
its relation to the nervous system in
this and other Grants Pass papers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21

Growth Is a condition of life. A
person who has life must grow A city
that has life must grow. Apply the
scale to yourself and your town. Are
you better person and town this year
than last? Now than 10 years agoi
II not, you are dead branch and you
will become base, brown and
shriveled along your fresher and Wig
orous companions and towns. Keep
the fresh sap of inspiration flowing
through your veins, absorb new ideas
and add to the strength of your fibers.
Keep up with the growth Of the great
tree Of which you are q part, and CON
tribute your fail share to its sym
metry of development Woman 3 Club
News.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
A. E. VOORHEES,, PRopR. & MNoR
THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1908.

Crescent City papers affirm that the
report that portions of Del Norte and
other northern California counties are
to be included in the new reserve is a
mistake, as the land Office at Eureka
has received no notice Of withdrawal
of lands from entry.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
For Sale,

| have 500 high bred angoras which
will sell or let out on shares. Any
one having brush land to clear, may
do well to make inquiry at my place
on Foots Creek, 10 miles from Grants
Pass or address S. c. kuble, Rock
Point, Jackson Co., Ore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21

Arc You @ Socialist p" is the namo
oi 1000 article ou socialism hy Marcus
W Robbins OF this city, which ap,
par, BOO ,bo May number of Warren 5
Monthly published at Rich Kim, Mo
Ilo article is very interestingly writ.
tuu and the ideas advanced prove ho.
You'd question that Mr. Robbins is a
tunkor of % good deal OF dcpth,
thouEb his reasoning is not hawless by
amy moaus one thing that plcases
%, m Mr. Robbins writings is his
fairness aud moderation IN regard to
the motives aud opinions OF those who
diHcr with him The article is al.
most entirely free from the injudi.
cious duunDiation which is SO often
the stock in TRADE of some who call
themselves socialists and by which
the socialist cause is injured among
thinking pcoplc
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
Musical EVENING.
5000 Reward

| will pay reward of 5000 for the
return Of the money C$lO3l) stolen
from mo on May ~, at Wilderillo on
or on the road to Grants Pass.
Sally l.. Leonard.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
WOMANS' CLUB NEWS.
Art Class

The Music, Art and Literature De-
partments Of the Woman's Club
have joined forces and will hold their
final meeting for the year at the
Woodman Hall, Saturday, May 23d
at 2:30 p. m. All ladies Of the
Woman's CluD are invited to attend
and each member is requested to bring
a picture of Oregon scenery.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21

OOO ACRE ranch good prune and
apple orchard. small fruits in
abundance; water for irrigation, besides
springs on every 20 acres center OF good
range country two dwelling houses, big
barn, every thing complete; well sheltered
from frosts, good mining markets, one
half mile north OF Tunnel0, price 81, 500
Inquire at this Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21

Mr. Joseph pominyille. OF still.
water MINI, after having sInnt over
y, 600 with the best doctors for
stomach trouble, without relief. was
advised by his druggist, Mr. Alex.
Richard, to try box of Chamber,
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. lie
did so aud is a we'll man TO day. For
sale at % cents per box by all drug.
gists
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
SPRING Nu.NENTs

There rs an aching and tired feel.
ing the liver, bowels and kiducys
become sluggish aud inactive, Ga,
digestion impaired, with little or ~,
appetite, no ambition for anything.
aud a feeling that the whole body aud
mind needs toning up Tho trouble s.
that during the winter thore has
been AN accumulation of waste mat
ter in the system. Herbino will re-.
move It. secure TO the srcrvtions "a
right exit and by its tonic effect
fully restore the wasted tissues and
give strength IN place Of weakness
h0c at slower Drug Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
PROGRAM.

Mt Hood .............. Mrs. Rourke
Mrs. Dyes place in Oregon Liter
ature ................. Mrs. Moss
Song" The Rosary" Mrs. Gault
Sam Simpson ........ Mrs. Porter
Reading-"The Beautiful Will
lamette" "The Mothers Of
Men" ............. Mrs. Robie
Song Observation-Disclosures. Miss White
Crater Lake ........ Mrs. W. c. Hale
Book Review-"The Bridge of
the Gods" ..... Mrs. Cornell
Song Selected
Mrs. d. II. Stoval,
Sec. Art Dept.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
CLASSIFIED ADS.
WORK WANTED.
BOARD AND ROOM.


r WO nice furnished rooms with board
in private family. Table the best.
Inquire at thi, Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21

GIRL wanted to do general housework.
Apply at this Office
PEAL ESTATE TO buy real estate in
IL towns on line OF 5. z. Railroad.
tiite or call at room 7, Masonic Bldg,
Grants Pass
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-21
County Treasurer's Notice

NoNny treasurer NOTICE
There are funds in the treasury to
pay all warrants protested to January
jth, 1891
Interest will cease from this date,
April 22d, 1908.
j. I. Taylor
County Treasurer.
Have your bicycles repaired at
Cramer Bros Bicycle Hospital
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HOUsON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.
~ --------- 1 49, ---

HOUSON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.,
Real Estate. Loans, ms,
81 Main Street.
For Hie-f0ot lot car line, sewer.
water. title perfect. north and west
front. terms easy. See the cut on
our big sign at 9Th East and lst So,
$3.50 and up
For 50-foot lot. close to car line. fine
view of city: east front. no grading,
alley in rear. 18th +. and 81 South,
only $500
For 2le by 2 rods 10 alley. car line.
east front fine neighbOrhOOd. grow
ing locality, close 10 park, 7th T.. bet.
Sth and 9th South Price $40.
For 2ls by ~ rods; fine view Of
city, corner 7th and l. SITS. only 500.
For 25-fOot lots close 20 railroad
shops slightly building ground, 30 No.
and 9Th W.. face no. and So. SlO0 and
up.
For desirable lots, desirable local.
ties low prices and reasonable terms
with low interest we ask you 20 call
and see us,
HOJ STON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
Tel. O.. 81 Main.
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FoR sALE-REAL 80.
SECOND WEST NEAR rENrH sorrH

SECOND WEST NEAR TENTH SOUTH.
no ONE TOO POOR To OWN THEIR
1MN HOUSE FREE AND CLEAR OF
YOU Buy on THIS PLAN.
81 LOTS en- ABOVE STREET on
THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OF
fEEED BEFORE IN THIS CITY. SO
PAID FOR. STOP THROWING AWAY
YOUR MONEY FOR RENT. AND BE-
GIN TO BUILD UP A HOME WHICH
WILL NOT BURDEN You To PAY
FOR, AND CONSULT ME As TO THE
TERMS WHICH I WILL OFFER YOU
no ASSIST YOU IL BUILDING A
REFUGE FOR YOUR OLD AGE on
TERMS NEVER BEFORE OFFERED
lN THE CITY. OTHER INDUCEMENT
OFFERED TO INCONSISTENCIES, AND
GENEROUS TERMS PROFFERED YOU
WHICH CANNOT BE EQUALED IN
THE WEST. THESE LOTS WILL co
QUICK MAKE IN A POINT 10 CALL
AT ONCE AND AVAIL YOURSELF OF
THE OFFER BEFORE THEY ARE
ALL SNAPPED UP
also offer YOU the following lots at
special inducements:
Lots bet I'd and 81 East and Sth and
9th South. per Od...............-......S l33
Lots corner 50 East and 9th South,
ok luue -r-----.--r --------.-s AtNHI
Lot I'd East and 9Th South. 3X5 rods. $50
Lots 9Th East bet Sth and 9th South.
Lot 2laXl0 rods. 81 South, west, bet.
9Th and Sth West.-.-.--.-.-. .-.----. $40
Lot SXl0 rods, Sd South. east bet
10Th and nth East ....-......,........ $500
Lot 5Xl0 rods, "a street between M
and n Observation-Disclosures. .............. 500
Lot 2laX5 rods. 5th East. between 5th
and 9th South. east frOnt............ 80
Lot 5Xl0 rods 9Th street near j.
east 'front.' ..........t ..-.-.-,--- r1uu
Lot lXl0 rods. 5th street, between II
and O.. south front Observation-Disclosures. 2iVJl
Lot 6lXS2le feet corner Il and 9TH
west front easy terms. 800
TRADES TRADESW TRADESiN
II YOU have anything you want 20 trade.
i win guarantee TO set you what you
want
I have improved Salt Lake City prop
erty. fruit lands ina California, farm and
ranch lands I'M Idaho. Oregon and Alberta
country H. g., both improved and unim-
proved AN under the ditch. irrigible.
which / can trade for salt Lake City
property. See me before you make any
trades.
GEORGE IS. MCONAEGHY, ROOM 3,
EAGLE BLOCK.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


THE HOME INVESTMENT a Saw
6-s-io West First south Street.
n.mm.
0ne-halr acre of ground fine soil, and
Wen built broom house cellar. frult
trees; terms.
81 10000
Neat l-Foom brick cottage. cement cell
lar fruit and shade trees; terms
HO5om.
A broom house, bath. closets, large lot,
fine fruit trees, shade, etei terms
Eu0
20 acres of good land. barn. house, flow
ing wells, close 20 the city. must be sold
az once owner leaving city
$4,000
CD acres OF the choicest land in Idaho;
good soil fine location, good range coun-
Try surrounding il. for sale or trade for
city property.
Pressed brick house; rooms. pantry.
closets and bath room, good cellar and
a large corner lot; must sell immedl-
ately
a.25o.Oo.
a Aelr ILEAA. 1-lDbNl EDAtdEE tLla AZ
rods Of ground: cast side. fine location;
can make good terms.
Sl2a0J
A building lot la the southeast; choice
location. ear line.
&lG000
A Groom house ia a choice locality.
northeast. monthly payments.
S1I50O0
A broom house and AKA rods OF ground
east front, close in. n. f.; biggest bar
gain of the season.
$4,000
SKI rods of ground on ID strees, close in;
must be sold Immediately.
THE HOME INVESTMENT AND saw
INGS Co.
6-S-l0 West First South Street.
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SPECIAL OFFERS.

Cam Man. Mcdonald Co., 100 a. and
Il.. Highland. lo-r. res. and lot. modern
impts. fruit trees. good locations.
ud- Huntington mod. ll-r. res. and ioI
Iowa. TAYLOR Co., l60 "a. and lmpts.,
~rarls.au tUable. orchard, z miles from
iowa. Grand River. new res. and g lots.
Iowa. DCs Muiues q lots. GlenWood pE
kan. Logan co. ranch. 1920 a.. stock
and impts-. furnished house. outouiidinBs'
kan. CLAY Co.. $50 "a. and lmpls-, or
-hard. I2l "a. cultivated; ESQ "a. uliaole.
nd. near Eaton. fine country estate
1f 2G0 d. 4-r. Res. modern impJs.; good
barn and 0urbuilduss, about -b a. llll-
able. SD "a. timber.
Nd. Hartford Co. 90 "a. and lmpts.
Mass. Prppereu, country res and Cd a.
Mass. Hadley. 1-r res and so a. land.
Mich. CRYSTAL Lake twp. dairy farm "
a. and stock. also SD "a. pasture land
Detroit bldg. lot Paramount Park SUD
No., Kansas city. t-r res, Campnel ~.
go "a. tiIablc. al1 miles from Mltcheil.
Neb.. Central city. good hulldlns loL
Nrh DuuIV co. go a. grain land.
n. N Auerauv Co., l25 "a. land
Ohio. Adams CO.. 200 a. and impts.
Okla. Noble Co., lW "a. and lmpts.
ore. Toledo bldg. lots.
pa Mercer Co.. 800 "a. ANA impts.; Wei
ad.Dted t0 stock and dairylnE.
pa Lancaster. double house ana lol-
s. 3D.. Aurora Co. 300 a. and impls.
Va. Ouauc0ck large factory oldgs-.
dwell tenant house and a. iand-
II. HaIflx co.. SOB a. adapted 90 to-
bacgo. lH-r house, barns. etc.
Wis Juneau go. I'D a. land
Right t0 mauufacture and sell tlne
patent medicine Tor coughs eoIus' ''1-'
''' w. NJ. OsTRANDER.
N-.-+H American Bldg. PhIlaleI nlla.
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~ aIHIs
A COY HOME

81. 200.
A COY HOME.
4-room house. artistic and
neat, nice han and alcove, fine
mantel 4 closets. pantry, SPLEEN
did cellar. cement and board
walks shade aud fruit trees.
good barn. artcsiau well 325 feet
deep All On fine repair and
completely furnished Tor house
keeping Situated southeast on
car line. House was built for
home. not 20 sell Owner leav-
ing state; must sell House and
furniture 60 for
$500
Many other bargains. See Cod
dard views of homes for sale.
GODDApD.
Under Walkers Bank.
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Rave YOC seen the "NeEotator'
since lbs enlargement To now contains
the largest li-t of realty ever published
iu this country by one firm. Cali al the
office and get one free We publish 10
regularly Harrington g. Courtney, 20 W..
1l So.
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BICYCLES

WE lead others follow. You can't
do better than buy an liver Johnson or
National bicvcle Honest cycles at hon
est prices. Carriers League Cycle Store.
5 south West Temple
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If YOU are contemplating moving tins
spring YOU. of course. want the besE
service for the money. We are the NOV
ers friends, as we employ the very best
furniture men mot freight haudlers) Dut
men who have had years Of experience
with furniture We have large 3-h0rse
moving vans
We can pack and ship your goods "a
YOU money. III you want d rirst-cIass
Job in our line, we are the people 10 do
the work. as we are the largest exclusive
handlers of household goods iu the west.
can phone 555 and let us talk 10 YOU. or
call personally al our office and store
rooms, l26-l@ So. vs.. Temple, and We
can show YOU.
REDMAN VAN & STORAGE co.
C. +. MITCHELL Van & Storage Co.
81 w. "A So. Tel. 1872 T. Moving.