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"When We Were Twenty-One.'

Wnen we were IWenty-One.
The charming play when We Were
IL as interpreted by a strong COM
pany, is meeting with overflowinS
houses everywhere The story is re-
plete with humor. and the audience al
ternate the evening in laughter and
tears. 1t is no unusual thing for the
management to receive letters from
formance, and who frankly write the
rlay has not only opened their hearts,
imitation of the kindly Dick Carewe
and his 'T' nity" AS to the acting
in this glorious play, there is only one
thing to be said: 1t is perfect. when
We Were Twenty One" company will
appear here at the Elk's theater on
Thursday night. February {. and from
all the newspaper notices received by
Manager Senyard, it is safe to say that
no other attraction will equal this
Carriages may be ordered for 10: Az.
"TheIma."
Pertaining to recent production OF
"Thelma" the Springfield. H.. Journ.
al says: "Well staged and the scenery
elaborate The production was re-
ceivad with marked demonstration of
approval" At Elks theater Saturday,
FEBRUARY 2,
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Senate bill No. 90, by Mr. Jobe, pro-
vides that lessees of state convicts
must pay the state not less than 81
per day iii cases where the convicts
are sub let or worked ON other than
work of the lessees. Read twice and
referred to the penitentiary commit
tee.
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MRS. BEATRICE JACKSON. from
Paris, teacher of dancing a speciality;
y Bailey Hall every afternoon from 2
to 4 O'Clock; public reception every
Friday night from 8 to II; Saturday
children's day. Terms reasonable
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House bill No. 204, by Mr.. Myers
Authorizing the secretary of the sch
ate and the clerk of the house to pur.
chase thirty newspapers daily and -
cents worth of stamps for each mem
her of the general assembly and in
structing the auditor to honor war
rants for the purchase of the same.
Read twic" and made special order for
Friday morning Immediately after the
reading of the journal.
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House bill No. 10 tFaryer) WI
taken UP for action ON amendments
The bill amends section 1881 Of the
digest making it unlawful fer Che pro
trictor of any drug store or pharmacy
TO allow any other person than reg
istered pharmacist to compound OF
dispense prescriptions. Penalty. fine
Of not less than s. nor more than $loo
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FOR RENT--Three front rooms,
furnished or unfurnished See w. j..
Bayliss, 1916 West Barraque street.
February II. 9S
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Senate bill No. 121, by Mr.. Hudllles-
ton, provides for the publication in
the newspapers of the names of all
persons delinquent for taxes on person
al property the same as now provided
for taxes on land. Read twice and re-
ferred to the committee on finance.
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House bill No 2O9. by Mr.. Latimer--
Regarding the filing of claims and
rights Of action in cases of the de-
referred to the committee on agricul-
ture.
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News OF the Arkansas Legislature

tral point hereafter TO be selected.
Read first and second times and refer
red to tie committee on public build
ings
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WANTED-Men to learn barber
trade. Always rush for BARRIERS in
spring. Prepare now, years saved by
our methods. Steady practice, tools,
diplomas, positions and board given
Catalogue mailed free Moler Barber
College, ST. Louis, Mo. 80
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The committee ON memorials Pre-
scented a memorial to the Arkansas
members of the United States senate
and house of representatives. asking
them to use every effort to secure the
passage of the omnibus bill obtaining
statehood for New Mexico and 9th
er territories. On motion the memorial
was adopted.
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WANTED-By couple, two furnish
ed rooms for light house keeping; call
900 West Barraque street, after )
o'clock 101
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Machine Lays and Mortars Bricks.
An Englishman has invented
arick-iaying machine which lays and
mortars the bricks.
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HOUSE WANTED-As four or five
room house. not more than six or
eight blocks from the business part Of
the city or nearer. Address d. this
Office. If
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House pill No 206. by Mr. Dixon
Regarding the disposition of school
taxes in The cases of children trans
ferred from one school district to an
other. First reading
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TIE HOUS e.

Mr. Whitthorne presented 4 rrseAt-
ton ihstuctine the speaker to dis
charge all the present pages and af=
roRt new ones in their places. Mr..
Keel moved that the resolution be
placed on the calendar. subject to call.
IN the hope that the boys would i'm
prove. Carried.
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WANTED-Two lady canvassers:
light and agreeable work Apply at
D. l. Mills and company's drug store
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House bill No. POS. by Mr.. Scrim-
shire-Conlpelling railroad companies
to pay discharged employees on the day
of their dismissal Read twice.
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House bill No. 211. by Mr.. Allen
Compelling directors of school dis,
tricts to give at least fifteen days no.
tice before all meetings. and regulat.
ing the section of sites for school
houses. Read twice and referred to
the committee on education.
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Nj =Stescns introduced heuso AiI}
so. PIG. giving courts IF record dis
,rction 70 adjudge costs asajIiat tue
troseeHtins Witnesses in nfisdcmearer
cases presecuyad IL such courts Of It
rd when the prosecuting witness waa
not summoned before the grand jury.
Read first time.
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Free Motor Cars for Tenants.

Two motor cars are to be provided
for the free use OF the tenants of sor
fats now being erected in Paris
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Senate bill No. l2l. by Mr. Price. for
the disposition of road taxes collect
ed in cities of the first and second
class. gives them the right to use all
except one-ffth on their own streets.
was read twice and referred to the
committee on roads and highways.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-30

Senator Vaughter was appointed on
the joint committee to visit the Pine
Bluff Normal school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-30

cupy said dwelling house or other
building. under penalty OF fine" Tire
roll was called ana the hill failed e.
}ass-ayes 40 noes 81.
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Senate bill No. 124, by Mr.. Simpson,
to prevent discrimination in the price
of coal Oil and beef. was read twice
and referred to the committee on ju-
dietary.
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houses. Read twice and referred to
the committee on education.
A messenger from the governor an.
nounced that he had signed the fol.
lowing concurrent resolution: No. 1.
providing for state capitol building
committee: No. s. for a committee to
visit the state university: No. g. me
morialiZing congress to secure an ap
preparation for making the ST. Fran
els river navigable; No. TO- for a com.
nittee to visit the Pine Bluff normal,
End house bill No. As, for special
election in Roberts township. in JEFF
ferson county.
Mr.. Stafford introduced house bill
No. 215. to amend section 1868 of the
while living. and in the case of the
death of either parent. shall be the
natural guardians of their children.
md have the custody and care of their
persons. education and estates. When
such estate is not derived from the
person acting as such guardian such
parent shall give security and account
as other guardians. The parents of a
minor shall have equal powers, rights
and duties Read first ~~a second
times and referred to the committee on
judiciary.
House bill No. "a (Jacobs). to repeal
an act of 1901 to protect the owners of
dwelling houses and other buildings
situated in villages. towns and cities.
The act of 1901 provides that any per
son who shall rent any dwelling
house or other building and who shall
refuse or fail to pay the rent therefor,
when due according to contract, shall
at once forfeit all right to longer oc-
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Senator Butt obtained unanimous
consent to cali up his bill O05) re
quiring corporations to file their ar
ticles, stock. etc, with the county
clerk. where their headquarters are
in Arkansas. before obtaining a certifi.
cate from the secretary of state. The
bill was read third time and passed
Ayes "a noes ..
Senator McFerrin called up his biz
tNo. 81 providing for regulating ex
pense in criminal cases. Read third
time and tailed to pass. Ayes 8. noes
90 Senator Kilough gave notice that
he would nave to reconsider the vote
by which the bill failed to pass
Senator Brown called up his bill (No
69) regulating the sale of native wine,
After red-hot fight between Senators
Brown and Cotton on the affirmative
and Senators Covington. Caldwell and
lobe on the negative the bill was
placed on its second reading and re-
ferred to the temperance committee.
Mr.. Poole introduced house bill No.
PA. to remove the University of Ar
kansas from Fayetteville to some CEN
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LOST-A ladies' black wrist bag
containing Sc and tiny gold watch.
open face, engraved Hattie NJ Rocks
Fob chain attached. Finder will
please return to Mrs. John II. Thomp-
son, 5O6 East Second avenue. and will
be liberally rewarded 100
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
BRIGHT'S DISEASE,

The largest sum ever paid for a pre
scription, changed hands Ia San Fran
cisco. Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in.
volved In coin aud stock $lI2. 500 OO
and was paid BY a party OF busines,
men for specific for Bright's Disease
and Diabetes, hitherto incurable dis.
eases.
Tney commenced the serious ipyes.
tigation OF the specific Nov. is, 1900
Tney interviewed scores Of the cured
aud tried 1t out on its merits BY mt
ting over three dozen cases ON the
treatment and watching them. Thev
also got physicians to name chronic
incorable cases, and administered II
with the physicians for judges. Tn
70 Aug. Is, eighty-seyen per cent az
the testcases were either we'll or pro.
crossing favorahly.
There being hut thirteen per cent of
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the TRANSACTION. The proceed.
fngs Of the Investigating COMMITTEES
and the clinical reports Of the test ca,
u were published and will be mailed
free on application. Address JOHN J.
FULTON COMPANY, 420 Montgomery
It. San Francisco. Cal.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
PUST FALLS NEWS.


Mr.. John Allen has gone tn Everett
WASH, for about three months.
James G. Abernethy left last Thur.
sday for his home III Wadsworth, Ne
.vada. ~.
Mrs. A. A. SwIck left Thursday for
her home In H0quam, Wash.
W. G. Kennedy Of Palouse City, and
J. +. Kennedy and wife of Rosal,s,
WASH, paid a visit to their brother
James II. Kennedy the Hrst OF last
week.
Joe Garno has sold his property to
Mrs. L. T. Bump.
The Peoples reform party will bring
out full ticket for the city election.
Rev. D. d. Allen went TO Spokane
last night.
We understand that rich syndi-
cate have IN option on an 80 acre
tract Of land from Fred Post.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
X. 81 Pc. Organize at Atho,.

--~.-~ss
Grand Chancellor G. q. Hedum or.
ganized ut Athol, last Friday eight.
Friendship lodge Of the Kpjvhts nj
Pythlas. The new lodge has IS chart.
er members. A team Ut fourteen
from Panhandle lodge 1T Rathdrum
assisted ny the Ave old members and
members from Standpoint, conferred
the three ranks, consuming the en-.
tire night. The work was highly
satisfactory. and ample Justice was
accorded the substantial lunch served
by the ladies at midnight.
The old members OF the new lodge
are: s. II. Watkins, P. J. Bennett.
II. 5. H0sler, f. Wike and w, Dona.
van. The new members are NJ. A
williams, f. n. Williams, A. Clark.
Geo. Snyder, Geo. Cook, l.. Bernard.
G. Benjamin, Mr.. Burdan, L. Wal.
lace Il. Hockett, J. Hillord, ]. O.
johnson. Geo. Batters, ST.. d. r
Butler I. J. Brown, w. H. Brown.
w. Brakin, Henry Waddel, J. n
Wooy, II. L. lIilburt. l. L. Young.
Jim Douglas and Geo. Clark.
The team from RathdrunI consisted
OF q. Il. klopf, L. Cnambard, w. II.
Clsland, J. S. WooIery. d. II. DANNY.
Il. 5. AcCrea, y. w. Royce, J. C. CaI.
anan, a. W. Post. Roht. Dyer, +. A.
MCCALL, ". Reinhart, Mr.. Yalleu.
tine and L. Larsen.
Note: We have been unable 10 .sce-t.,r
names OF onlcers OF the new lodge. --Editor
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
Notice of Taking Dennsitions

Notice of Taking Deposi lions.
In the District Court OF the First Jud,c,a,
District OF the State Of Idaho in and Tor the
County OF Kootenai. ~ W. '-'0
Louis King. Plaintiff. Notice Of Taking
Me-. Dispositions OF wit
"iS s""5 n!hg' Dofen- 7 nesSes and time
uant. and place OF Ex.
J animation.
State Of Idaho
County Of Kootenai Sss.
Io Mary Jane King, Defendant In theabove
entitied cause:--yOu will piease take notice
that the dcpositions OF Peter MartsIie JnsenS
NORM and Joseph Martelle, witnesses on bs.-
nail OF the plaintiff Ia the above-cntiticsi ac.
lion. 70 pc used upon the trial thereOf. vii,
re taken before W: E. Burritt, NUtarv Pnh.
nc IN ana for the Province OF Ontari, and
commissioner appointed by this Court. mr. HE
omce IN the Mcintosh Block, In Conner c,,iHY
~ y. She province OF Ontario. In the Dominion
o o canada. on the 9th day Of APRIL A, ID. fas1a
oetween the hours Of 10 q. nj. and / u. m ~
that day. commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m and
4 not completed on that day the ~ tat anu
.nereoi VIII be continued from cay to aax
ssnccessively thereafter and over Sunday ~
Inc same place until completed. ~
Datc0 this the 9th day OF March. A. n iona
n,s-o, CHAS. l.. HETTMAN.
."'--' Attorney for Plaintiff.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
TIMBER LANDACT, JUNEs. 1878
Notice for Publication.
United States Land C6lca

United States Land C0ce
u ooeot aAlene' Idaho. January Is, 1908.
v,i MSt ~. Is hereby Given that In compliance
YIN Inc provisions Of the act Of ConRress OS
tTne isS entitled AN act for the sale Of
ectsd Nevada, and Washington Territory. a.
act Of H". 70 AZ t ,sss Public Land States By
81 Sss J ts; e3anty Of Kootenai state Of idaho
statemsn uAX MEG .sa. IN this Office her sworn
Mnex 40 q Sc. see Nc. y Tp g n Range No. " 3
s.nnrht = n 1 0nef proof 70 show that the land
sseaS faas e., for and
Register and Receiver Of this nfsicS 0e ~ the
a. q Ale en;, Idaho. on Thursday, tho 2nd dav
o. st. Joe. Idaho; LodOlphus Smitb ichn erGc
cumming, and William b. Cun,ming. ali y;
Any and all persons clair,nv .dv..,
sheir ciss b lands arc requested to e
End dav nf my Hn 1o oaice On or before said
Register
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
Notice of Application to Improve the
Navigation Of Trout Creek, situat.
ed In the County Of Kootenai, State
of Idaho,

NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ROB-
lumber business at Rathdrun. in nA the Uou na1
the Board Of State Land Ccmmiss,nr e VIII In
application for authority to improve the nav.
'gation OF Trout Greek in tie County OF
clearing and Strengthening the channel 81
said Trout Creek, and by the construction Of
dams, Blooms, and canals therein, and by the
per n1sI. OF snch other work, and the
be necessary to improve the nnvi1afion ND" ~
said stream, and for authority to take and
receive such amounts OF toll Tor the passage
through said Trout Greek when the navtno Ss
lion he snernot shall be thus improved, as shall
Trout Greek, authority to in,prove the n avn
cation %. 9f which has been 50 applied for by
t the said Robert Miller Is its length for dis
n MN IT. It's mouth where Il emptles into Hp
per FisIl Lake and extending mp said stream
f. ,o wneTe c y divides into the South Fork OF
GUfeek The said application BY said Robert
Mh.er is made III pursuance Of the provisions
Fl "a sn ACT Ct The legislature Of the State Of
OK ne =, nayiEstion Of rivers and their trfbu-
strairh n shs state e Idaho By deepening
thereof BY erection Of dams. ' hoo Ean. anS
canals. and otherwise, and Tor coiiectIne tn1s S
ana charges thereon for the floating, driving
nrodais nns t 2. sawoss and other timber
RATS" approved February 18th, 1865, anu
TGs;Ss y fS %, given that
state Land Commissioners OF Idaho nj Bo,se
IDAHO On Wednesday. the 9Th day OF April !
a. ~. iOS, at the hour OF 10 o'clock In the |
the matter can be heard.
ouAs RoSEk% M :. nsl Sop IL d 1905
ATTORNEY for Robert Mil1or
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
ATHOL NOTES.

Floyd Wike Is going to California
this week with his uncle Chas. Wike.
Il. L. Hacket IL building his house
this week.
The Athol Lumber 20. haa the
masons at work pntting In the stone
work under the new boiler. The com.
pany 10 putting In an 80 horse boiler
ana 66-horse engine and expects Il,
be running by April lst.
Nelson Delvie goes east this weel.
on visit Of month or two.
The M w. A. gives a supper and
nshinR party on Saturday evening.
the 2lst. All are invited to come and
have good time.
Assessor Thompson was In these
parts assessing property.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
Rheumatism
Cured at last
Good News For All Who Suffer
With Rheumatism Free

0ood News For All Who Suffer
With Rheumatism Free.
To all who suffer with Rheumatism
l Will gladly send free the wonderful
story Of how my mother was cured ar.
ter years Of suffering. together with
the most elaborate treatise on Rheu.
matism ever published.
No matter what your form Of Rheu.
matlsm Is, whether acute, chronic.
muscular, intiammatory. .deforn,ant.
sciatie, neuralgia. gout, lumbago, etc
mo matter how many doctors have
failed 10 your case-no matter how
many socalled ''sure cures" you have
tried want you to write to me and
let me tell you how mother was cured.
am neither Doctor nor . Profes.
sor-simply plain man Of bust ness
but l have a CURE for Rheumatism.
and want to tell everyone who suffers
With Rheumatism all about It. Iwish
to DO clearly understood, and trust
that all who are suffering with this
terrible disease, however apparently
peyond the reach Of cure, will write
TO me this day and will send you nv
return mail this work Of mine. Ian.
peal especially to the '.chronically up
who are wearied and discouraged with
'doctoring" and to those who have
been cast aside as .'incurable.n All
you have thought about Rheumatism
may be wrong. Let NE tell you our !
experience. Surely, II you have Rheu. |
matism, or have suffering friend. II
Will pay you to Investigate my offer,
anyway, ana prove for yourself these
claims make.
Send me your address today nos
al card will do-and will mail vou
his wonderful story. II you have
my friends suffering with Rheuma.
ism no matter where located, send
ne their address, and l will mail
hem copy. My address is VICTOR
SAlNBOLT, Bloomfield. Ind.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
TIMBER LAND Act JUNE 3. 1871,
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office. Occur d.a

United States Land Office. Occur d'A;epA
10aho, January 2d 1903
notice Is hereby given that in complain,
Tr In he ggovnens Of the act Of Congress i
tmS ., 1865 ensnted IAN act for the sale q
gon, Nevada and Washington TeTritory.S =
s az TO All the Public Land States b.
act 81 August 4. fa02, GEORGE H
EsSS a,. Of AshoI. county VI Kootenai state q
s saro' mas this Day filed In this office hs
" ose ~ M Of SwA: sWl-4 sWi4 Of Sci ! SwI4
and aec'lo s,, 10. ", Tp. n. range v b M,
INA mat the land sought is more valuable for IL
nnsas a OF stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, ana to establish her claim to said isud
0 osicso ne Register and Receiver Of tIi
the 18th day of April 1908 y" 0"'uiu'''
ana az G names mes, Is witnesses: Harvey Philips
anu enarley Merritt both Of Athi,l, idaho.
ana Anles J. Clark Of Granite, Idaho. ~
the an aSo ana al persons Claiming adversely
ME their claims in this Office on or 6eiors
said fifth day Of April, 1903
sSaps-S D. Il. BUDLONG. Register
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
CONTEST NOTICE
rrn,..a department. Of the Interior.
fi T.N tsnd Ohlcc C0sur dale,

" 2IAtes Land Ohlcc COeur d'Alsr.
ioSno' January 81, lS0a.
q, a snmctent contest aGldavit h.v,..
nIco In This ONCE by Aanlev iIovns nk oeen
Gut, a8aiust homestead entry No ss.s SonteSt-
Vcto0er D. 1900, for swKnWE Infs NJ made
uon = township g n, range 4 X. s"G vi q sec
4! II Vveftierf COntestee. IN which n :. WIiliam
s ~ ~ saiu e1tryman has long since az" SSoo
an ~ saiH as10, that said land was ana haa I S
Az nsr.s.S ~ SAID entryman for more t uSen
six months Immediately preceed,nn" 70 IMAM
cu CUT ana hling IT this instrumsnts sne exc
ana TURNER alleges that about ~s. contest
s"iS 81 man made application ~ s aiter
S saiu tFacs ne abandoned the same mi ~ enter
s@id a. sny time resided upon or in,nro lever
f ssrI pssmises. And has changed his p,oved
at,as - .c ~ ane state OF Idaho about auence
InTias T 1nsIy WAS made and depastaT e ms
Is NM nSrrisory. but his residence to =, ior
fron, a.sS ana that said alleged aSsas ant
mcnt - ~ .ana Vas not due to lila em sfince
the fTnit sC a. Army. Navy or Marine Cnrpn
or dUEns. Stases during the war with ~ So, Of
s S.atss may be engaged either n, sne United
ssoidier. 0Mcer, seaman or mn r,rns 3 private
ties are hereby noti6ed to anna. SAID par
~ " over evidence touching saiS respond
y. ~ COOK q m. on April liz ioaa Saegation
I1eegistef and Receiver at the TO;.o etore the
l'T nh Once In Occur dAlsne. idaheea states |
, a anS said contestant HAVING IL
!. mhu1 VA MED Jan, 18th, 1914 set eo proper |
" .n nSn snow that after due diiicero Facts |
.Srsne u this notice can not ~ . personal |
~ ordered and directed Tia, made. 1t IL
70 Even ~ due and proper nmh It such notice
mtaan'' M R6DIoSSG;s. Eesi,,s,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-20
The new drug store and ONCE bui;d.

The new drug store and Office build.
Ing OF DR.. +. Wenz is practically I'm.
ished, internally as well as externally.
The Two upper front rooms are occn.
pied by the Panhandle Abstract COM
pany aud the two back rooms by the
real estate aud insurance Office OF !
q Callahan and G. w. Dyer, and the
ONCE of Edwin McBee The large
store room on the first floor, is fitted
up with six large. all glass showcases.
a magnificent prescription case with
mirror, a circular revolving perfumery
case aod q Hue desk. Back Of this
room are two offices: that on the right
Will be the Office of DR.. Wenz and
mat 90 the left will be occupied by
Or. p. 7. HolllstAr, the dentist,