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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-09

HdSSalC river FOllutlOHs
In last years message | stated, 'The
publication of the Passaic river is still
an unsolved problem" 1t has been
handed down to this legislature for ad-
judication. 1t was last year suggested
that any satisfactory solution that was
made must meet with the approval OF
the affected communities; that legisla-
lion otherwise enacted would fail in
execution and become worthless leg
acy the courts.
IL accordance with that recommen-
datlon Paterson and Newark agreed in
conference either to settle their differ.
ences or to permit legislation on the
subject to proceed by acquiescence on
the part of one if not with the support
of both. The details of this settlement
We're not perfected in time to carry out
the expected programme proposed to
be executed at special session to be
called for, that purpose some time in
SeptembeB last Paterson and Newark
and I speak Of these two municipali
ties because the difficulty in solving
the problem has arisen out of their diff
ferences-l lhave been in conference since
September IN a sincere attempt to
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-04

+. X. and ID. $. LLOYD IT,, J. W. Mas.
saw. I. w. Henderson, Emile Stevenef ana
Others were in from Kurten Yesterday
w. wan, YOU with US in 1907, and will
,,ke care Of your grocery wants to your
entire satisfaction. f. J. Fountain -
Contractor Newton had force OF men
busy Yesterday putting another new snow
,sindow in the PostoiSce Drugstore build
ing.
NJ. Fleming and family returned to
,hei, home a, Bedias yesterday after a visit
IN Mrs. Will Colsion Of the College com
muniiy.
Misc, LYNN and Adele Raysor have
returned to the state university at Austin
after spending the holidays with 'he''
parents.
For hne fresh bread and cakes OF al,
kiods call AZ the Texas Bakery. Sheiu
attention TO special orders. Phone ~
Ms. Otto Boehme.
1 Mn.R. v. Kernole and j. {. kernol'
rst ,sned yesterday from a visit to Lo'
Anrsles. San Francisco and other points y
c litornia.
NJ. and Ms. Joe Sheppard OF hurlen
Ard NJ Ed Grssett and family OF lola LEI
y,,,e.lay Tor Colorado City, Texas ''
mae their home.
Mis-. Winnie Robinson and little daugh
ter. Miss Mary Josephine, Of Villa Mara
Academy. returned yesterday from a ho'i
day visit in Houston.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
IN ID. T. Shaw and Miss Minnie Rosier
Caldwell Davis and Floyd smith, jim
BRYAN and Lila Mcmillan.
IL. Thomas, NJ. NJ. Vance, w. b
Mewhor,er, Joe and Jim Vance, VIM
GLADDEN., ]. ]. Hicks and others were her
!. Yesterday from Grimes county.
Mr.. /. G. Holligan, wife and dsugh'e
and Mr.. w. NJ. Holligan and family O
the Ho.ligsn community returned yes'e'
day after a visit TO East Texas points
Frank Gar,ner returned to san An'oni
Yesterday after holiday visit here. II
! was accompanied As far as Hearne by Mrs
w. s. Wilson and Miss Lucy Wilson.
Can't. w. II. Wiley and family left YES
,erday for Sabinal. Uyalde county, wheE
J they will reside in the future. Capt. WIZ
} had previously visited Sabina' and Purehr
J ed a home.
Choral Club Reeital-carnegie libr.'
4 Friday evening. Jan. 4, at $50 o Clock. a
4 are invited. Admission 50 cents; scho
= children IS cents. Seats on sale a. He
, Wells and Smith Drug Co. ?,
Z R.R. Burns and family were here ~
J north Grimes county YESTERDAY and =
B Burns called on the Eagle. His hands
D now hauling cotton to Bryan to Be ginn
n a, the rate OF three bales week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-04

Mrs. Tom Dyes and Miss Irene Dyes
Of Harvey have gone to visit in Houston.
K. II. Brogdon and family have moved
from the Kunen community TO Texas
City.
Mrs. A. w. wilkeson and children
have returned from a visit to relatives In
Austin.
Send your clothes TO the Bryan Pressing
Club. rear Hunter & Chatham's, and
have them nicely cleaned and pressed
Phone 200.
Ernest Elliott and Miss EuIa Elliott OF
Edge returned yesterday after visit at
Morgan.
Call for a sample package of American
Beauty aour--,he best made-Ai 4. J.
Fountains. ~
Mrs. Annie Fitzpatrick returned to
Thornton yesterday after visit TO Ms.
TX. X. Ellis.
Mrs. NJ. Green returned TO Houston
ye,,esday after yisi, to Mr.. and Mn.
Joseph Gelber.
Call for a sample package of American
Beauty Aour--,he best made-a' +. J
Fountains.
| Fire in cotton at S. n. DunlaPs Gin
caused an alarm and small amount OF
damage las, night.
Sugar Cookies, Butter Thin Biscuit and
other Substantial dain,ies a, the quali',
.tore-E. ]. Fountains. a
The Allen Academy and villa Mari'
Academy reopened yesterday after IN
holiday vacation.
Mrs. +. n. Brown was visitor iron
Huntsville Yesterday and placed her son II
the Allen Academy.
Try a sample package Of Riehelie'
Celebrated CoHee--,he best on the mafks
at f. !. Fountains. ~
4 sam Foster returned TO Calvert yes'e'aa
after a yisi, to relatives here and IN III
Providence community.
, Begin the New Year with suSs'an'i'
order OF groceries of qualify from Z.
N Fountains.
Mrs. Ross Walker Of Palestine, after
) yi.i, TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Walker ls
Yesterday to visit in Houston.
Of Rosser Conlee has been appointed any
Of ,he FIRE department hose wagon to 81
.. coed Arch Graham, who resigned.
will have two carloads Of wood on q
,II&G. n. tracks in Bryan Wednesii
Ian. 2. Phone "A. J. J. Jones.
IN Mrs. l.. NJ. johnson returned yes'eid'
from Houston, accompanying Mr. al
Mrs. Carl Trant OF Grimes county.
IS /. A. Lacy, advance agent for W.
he Patton in "Slow Poke" is here mr' u
n. 10, comes TO the Grand January H.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-04

H.adsome New Home to be Occupied BY
The Pastor and Family Work
At Nome Mission Society.

~
The handsome new parsonage OF
the Bryan Methodist church has
been completed by Contractor II.
| 4. Lewis and will probably be oc-
cupied by the pastor, DIR. ]. r.
Belts. and family today. THIS
model home is the result OF the
faithful and indefatigable efforts OF
the ladies' Home Mission Society
of the church "a monument to their
zeal and enterprise. Realizing
that the old parsonage had served
Its DAYS not only Of comfort Tor
the occupants, but of further use
fulness, they planned to replace II
with the present handsome struet-
ure and too much credit cannot be
4 -;;e:: chem for the successful COM
pletion Of the great undertaking.
The new parsonage occupies the
site of the old one, Immediately IN
front of the church. 1t is a modern
J two-story house fronting north,
and for design, convenience and
/ comfort could hardly be excelled.
III was built at a cost OF aDort
"a zoe. 90. The lower floor IN
4 cludes large reception hall. par
I ior and dining room connected by
I sliding doors; also a library, kitch-
I en- with two large pantries, back
I hall and two verandas. Front and
I back stairways lead to the second
4 story. where are four bed rooms, a
I hall and bath room and balcony.
I Ho, and cold water connections
! are provided on both floors and
I electric light and ascetyline gas
! fixtures are both supplied.
: The finish down stairs IS IN
: handsome weathered oak with cab
\ met nantes and thing Upst airs
4 the natural wood hnishings are
! brought out with the hard oil.
) The wainscoating, wall paper and
\ the two light windows all con-
1 tribute to the beauty and utility
! of the building.
D For light. ventilation and com
\ pleteness Of arrangement, so as &c
4 cut out odd corners and unused
floor space, the plans are perfect
The parsonage building committee
, includes the following; Mrs. w
: II. Webb, Mrs. Z. J. jenkins, Mrs
IS ]. N. Cole. Mrs. Ed Hall, DIR. /
nd F. Belts, Messrs. Ed Hall, Z. J
Jenkins and A. NJ. waldroP.
I" In this connection the Eagle
pleased to state that work on tn
., new Methodist church is progress
ow ing nicely under the direction {
ID Contractor c. +. jenkins. tt
splendid proportions of the buildir
to win the admiration of all who 81
-" 1t. and the interior arrangement
are equally pleasing, while the i
,v, terror finish has progressed to
s,in point indicating the surpassi1
heir beauty that will be realized in
completion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-04

Fresh strawberries a, Howell Bros. p
Row Buchanan went to Calvert yes'er-
day.
Judge v. r. Hudson yipi,ed iiearne yes
terday.
Mrs. ]. Nj. Greed returned TO wellOo'n
yesterday.
lie. cossy returned from Galves'o"
yesterday.
Paul Merka was here from Bsnehley
yesterday.
Celebrated zwiebaek Toasu at Z. }
Fountains.
Morgan Gloss of Tabor was in the city
yesterday.
solon Morgan Of Reliance was in thu
city yesterday.
s.v. Lawson Of Magnolia was in Tho
city yesterday.
Miss Dollie Carr has returned from
visit IN heafne'
C. Barbara and family Fesurned to r.
Worth yesterday.
Baldwin apples, IS cents bucket a, Z
J. Fountains.
Mrs. A. w. Royder was visitor IRON
wellborn yesterday.
s. S. Kennedy and Dendy Cahili wef'
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Collier is visiting in hou'
ton. her fofiissE Some.
Lamar Baihea made professional vis'
10 S,eele's Store Yesterday.
UncIe lack Battle of the Collage som
muni,y was in the city Yesterday.
viii pay cents piece for 500 elea
oai sacks. Carson, Sewell & Co. ~
Will Wilson Of Pasadena arrived ye
terday to yisi, II. 6. Youngblood.
Ell. Howard and Chas. d. Golding
Houston were IN lhe city Yesterday.
RS. Newsome and Alex Ewing we
in from the Brazos bottom yesterday.
Mfr. and Mrs. Ollie Emmel have re'ur
ID 10 Fukhear after a visit to relatives.
For Rent-Two tenant houses wi
abou, so acres Of land. w. w. Grimm
d22wl4
Miss Bessie Lyle has returned to Hou
ton .-sier a visit to Mrs. X. l.. Lyle a q
hon. 81 Mr.. end Mrs. L. NJ. Warbuf'o
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-04

Lost-Yesterday afternoon between l. *
G. n. depot and Howell building, new !.
& G. n. annual pass in favor of J. {.
MeHaney, Roadraster. Return to !. s.
= \ dsno, -
The Eagle recently mentioned the Pur-
pose Of the Bryan pastors union to observe
the week Of prayer with services at the
several churches. and attention Is directed
10 The program Of the services appearing
elsewhere IN the Eagle this morning.
l. 5. Ross Chapter, U. c. ". will meet
at $50 p. m. on Friday, Jan. I, at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Reed. Members are
especially urged to be present as there e
business Of importance on hand. y
Mr.. &c Renfro and family left last
week for Albany 20 make their home. Dur
ing their sojourn Ia our city they made
many warm friends who will regret to give
them up as neighbors and citizens, but
wish for them success in their new home.
-Hearne Democrat.
Our business has shown 4 wonderful in
crease during the pas, year, owing to th'
quality q goods We sell and the pains ~
take 70 please -.'omers. II you ar
no, one Of y zee you on thl
list. Phor - Foun
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-04
ATTENTION KNIGHTS OF PyruAs,

There will be called meeting OF the
lodge tonight at S O'Clock sharp ior the
installation Of officers. All members are
expected to he on hand promptly.
re. Tabor. {. c.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-04

/. &C. N. SCHEDULE
A., IN, No,,h honnd .lls27 q. m
- ~, sou,h hound .4,4s p. m
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

w. B. Citizens has gone to Goldfeld.
Senator Borah's trial is to be in Sep
TENDER.
L. r. Aldrich went to American Falls
Thursday.
Tom Gourley and his brother and
wife were here Sunday.
DR.. Davis returned Friday morning
from trip to Salt Lake.
Thomas Cosgrove and family were in
FIR IN TT. Hall Saturday.
Try loaf of bread, received fresh
every day at Holbrooks. Aft
The State Bank at Mackay has bot a
new Underwood Typewriter.
w. W. Adamson has made another
rich ,tke in his gold mine at Parper
mountain.
r. w. Thomas went out to Powell
Thursday to prepare for the opening on
September 4th.
M. E. Hughes was up from Pocatello
this week to check up the business OF
thu Light & Water Company.
Eugene Woodn and wife came 4
from their home in Washington, Weds
nesday, aud will stay a couple Of weeks.
Earnest Kirkpatrick, Blanchard
Stewart and Roy Gibson went to Island
Park on horseback to join Company f.
for the encampment.
Mrs. L. Nj. Clark, who has been visit.
ing her son, M A. Clark, returned 10
her home in Utah, Thursday. Her son
accompanied her to PocatellO.
f. M. Kennedy and Mrs. Alex. Younie
go out to Arco today to join the Boyle
fishing party. Mr. Kennedy says he
never saw such fishing rs there is in
Lost River now.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown are home
from their trip to the Park.
Miss Anna Kiefer is assisting with the
clerical work in the land office.
E. M. Kennedy and family have been
out on Lost River for some time. They
drove overland.
Carl Buchanan and wife are back from
Cokeville, Wyoming and Mr.. Buchanan
is working for Studebakers.
There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist Church next Sunday on
account of the absence Of the pastor.
Thomas Hines, who was arrested on
a charge of grand larceny some time
ago, had hearing last week, and was
bound over to appear before the Dis
trict Court
John Fowler, Frank Wall, Ralph
DIPPED and Oscar Anderson returned
Saturday from Antelope Creek, Custer
County, where they spent week fish
ing and hunting. They say the fish are
plentiful, but chickens are scarce.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

TT. Hsaton & Sons are painting the
woodwork at the School House.
Mrs. B. W. Holbrook and children
have returned from their visit in Cali
fornia.
Ralph Dipple is now holding down
the soda fountain at the Bridge Street
Pharmacy.
Biethan carries the largest and best
assortment of boys school suits IN
Blackfoot. w
Mrs. Sweet is back from a seven
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs ).
Mcintosh at Parma, Idaho.
Fl. B. Garletz came down Sunday TO
rest day or two at his home-the Cot
tage Hotel, and went back to Mackay
Wednesday.
L. p. Larsen has been employed again
to do the janitor work at the Central
School Building and Alex. Bumgarner
at the Irving school.
W. H. Robert, brother of A. G.
Robert, manager of the Blackfoot Mill
and Elevator Co., left Saturday for his
home in Chatham, Ontario. He was
accompanied as far as Pocatello by his
brother.
The Japs who have been doing the
hand work in the beet fields have about
all finished their work, and are going
at other things. Some Of them who
drew their pay Saturday for the seasons
work, said they were going to work
on the railroad.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

Mrs. l.. Il. Archer has returned
froml'er yisit 10 Arkansas.
j. K. Jones WAS up from Poca-
tello Tuesday on business.
Miss Ryan, manager Of the
Cash Store, visited Poca,ello Mon
day.
Mrs. Sarah Lowe of Ogden has
been visiting Mrs. W. c. johnson
this week.
The streets 10 the vicinity ofthe
The Red Barn and the Irving
School are being graded with a
road grader.
Miss Ferguson and Mr.. SMELL
grass came up from Pocatello
Sunday in company with Miss
Ethel Thompson.
Mrs. Henry Vallatin Of Deer
Lodge, Montana, visited her moth
err Mrs. Geo. Rae last week. Mrs.
Vallatin is matron 10 the Montana
Business College of Deer Lodg e.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23

/ W. o. Chapman went to Butte City
last Friday.
ia. Collins was up from Reno, Ne
vada, the first Of the week.
J. II. Mcdonald has decided to en-
gage in the realestate business.
Mrs. Rae has been entertaining hei
daue hter from Montana the past week
Delicious bread at the Idaho Bakery
cheaper than you can fire up to bake
it. 81 If
Judge Stevens granted divorce to
Mrs. Bowen Curley of Idaho Falls Sat
urday.
Dan Clyne of Idaho Falls was here
Saturday, buying horses for his livery
stable.
Miss Constance Reay has accepted a
position ut the Episcopal Mission
School at Ross Fork.
w. F. Stambaugh was in from his
Carey farm near Otis, Saturday, maxi
ing final proof ON his land.
You can buy good school suit for
your boy for less money at Biethan's
than any other place on earth. 80
L. b. billiard is bsck from Nevada,
where he spent several months pros
pecting, but failed to make stake.
Come in and ask to see our line of
boys school suits, ii is no trouble but a
pleasure to show them at Biethan's. 9-2
John Davis, Tor long tine a barber
Of Blackfoot, is again in town after
spending . month at his old home in
Wyoming.
Groveland il going to build an addi-
ton to her school house. See g. w.
Hammond II you are a carpenter and
want the work.
L. w. Cutler returned from Ogden
Tuesday, where he went to be with
Ben Wheeler during . surgical opera
ton, which was performed Sunday.
Mrs. Woodin and the Misses Wolf
Shultz and Violin got back from the
Yellowstone Park Friday. The Misses
Violin are from South Dakota, and are
going to Wrangle, Alaska, to teach
schonl for tho ,pintar
Mrs. Henry SCHNEIDER and children,
who have been visiting the formers
aunt, Mrs. W. +. Brown, left last Thurs
day for Fremont, Nebr., where she ex
poets to visit few days before return
ing to her home at Lead, s. ID.
j. M. Rupp and wife were up from
Pocatello this week, where Mr.. Rupp
has been working. He expects to put
up warehouse for the Shelley Mercan
tile Company down on the ~ as soon
as they get their allotment Of ground to
build on.
G. A. BarteI, J. G. Stucky, c. $. Epp
f. B. WedeI and j. ID. Butler were in
from Aberdeen Saturday, and made Wis
it's to several Of the mercantile esta-
blishments to inspect goods. They had
read some of our booster editions and
our write ups Of our business houses last
winter, and to see for themselves.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23
D. \. BIETHAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years of Experience Insures Proper
and Considerate Attention. Embalming
Carefully Attended To.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

Our phone number Is changed TO
Red ISL. ]. II. Mckenzie. tne
plumber, b45 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

snakes. Theodore. jr., now a jaun-
ty young college man. will probably
be remembered in a manner to con-
form to his somewhat scholastic and
quiet tastes.
The youngsters as usual, will hang
up their stockings. which will be
erammed with the smaller gifts left
by the White House Santa Claus. The
Inspection of stockings, however, will
be merely preliminary to the real
joys of the day. The study upstairs
Will be the headquarters for st. Nj
cholas. and after hasty and unap-
preciated breakfast the youngsters
will be permitted to proceed to that
joyous retreat, where the gifts will
be laid out on table. Mama and
papa Roosevelt will superintend the
opening of the packages. and. like
countless thousands of parents all
over the world, will find one of their
greatest joys in the enthusiasm OF
their offspring and their delighted
cries as each parcel is opened for in
spection.
And it is not alone the White
House Children who will be remem-
bered. In this time of Christmas
sheer the Roosevelts like to see
averyone about them wearing happy.
smiling faces. and they overlook no
opportunity to accomplish this result.
The distribution of turkeys among
White House employees, clerks, mes
sengers, doorkeepers, stablemen, etc.
will be carried out this year as usual
and will be only one of the manifes-
tations of the Christmas spirit which
the Roosevelts will bestow upon their
servants.
Nor will the Roosevelts themselves
be forgotten. The ladies' of the cabi-
net, it is said, have combined to pur-
chase magnificent gift for Mrs.
Roosevelt, while all the cabinet mem
bers will. Of course. extend similar
courtesies to the president. Mem
bers of the diplomatic corps. pro-
minent officials of the army and
navy, congressman and government
officials will SHOWER gifts upon the
president and his wife. Admiring
citizens all over the country will also
send offerings, and these are already
beginning to arrive. During the next
few days the stream of gifts will IL
kelly increase in volume. until entire
express wagons are required to make
deliveries to the executive mansion.
These gifts from strangers, when OF
small value, are accepted. but II cost
ly they are returned to the donLers.
with politely worded message of
thanks. This plan has been adopt
ed by the president to avoid the ap-
pearance of placing himself under
obligations to people unknown TO
him, and will be rigijly adhered to
this year, as in the past
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CHRISTMAS AT
WHITE HOUSE
typical Home Celebration Will Mark the Joyous Day at
Inc Presidents MansonMrs. Roosevelt Makes
With Her Own Aands Remembrances For
Close Friends Hundreds Of Gifts
For the Family.

washington, Dec. 2O.-With the
near approach of Christmas. ..preda-
tory capitalists" congressional legts-
lation, the third term movement and
other affairs of state have ceased to
be subjects of discussion at the White
House, and the selection of Christ
mas gifts and preparations for the
holidays are engrossing the chief ex-
ecutiye and the first lady of the land
In spite of numerous exactlng social
duties, Mrs. Roosevelt has spent
much time in the last two weeks in
the different stores of the capital
city, and as a result her selections
have nearly all been made and her
gifts are ready for distribution next
Wednesday morning. Like Mrs. Me-
Kihley, the wife of the present presi-
dent gives to her close friends little
articles made by her own hands. and
these are naturally considered great
er treasures by the recipients than
would be the most costly and ella
borate manufacture article.
Mrs. Roosevelt Us an adept with
the needle and the vari-colored en-
broideries, the dainty initialled
handkerchiefs and the filmy lace col
lars which she will present to her
friends will be things OF beauty.
whose value will be greatly honored
by the fact that they are the product
of the skilled fingers of the wife. of
the nations chief executive.
Already Mrs, Roosevelt has dispa-
tched many gifts to friends in other
countries and in distant parts of the
United States, and from now ON near
ly every mail will carry one or more
packages from the White House. so
timed in their mailing that they will
serve as a pleasant surprise on Ch,
ristmas morning.
The selection of gifts for the White
House children has naturally been a
most important subject of discussion
within the last few days. When the
Roosevelts first occupied the execu-
tive mansion. the children were all
small and the appropriate gifts were
not hard to find. Miss Ethel, who
was once more than satisfied with
handsome doll. clad in garments
made by her mother, has now be-
come a young lady. she has reach
ed an age when additions to her doll
family are no longer in order. AMI
the selection of presents that will
suit her more critical tastes is ma
turally more difficult task. Quen
tin, too, who had a great assortment
of boy babies clad as rough riders
and soldiers, presented to him at
Christmas, has outgrown such infan-
tile joys Archibald has always
scorned such inanimate playthings,
and demands something alive, such
as rabbits or pigeons or even pet
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l. All medicines are furnished 4.
\. from our own laboratory and !.
1. put up by ourselves. thus avoid i
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1. Offices Nos. 1, .. 5, and 4 No. !
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/ Phones: Res. No. lot Junct. /
+ Offices. No. 1875 Junct. j
:. once hours from $3.50 to 12 j
4. an; from / toe pm; from i
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The Front Rank furnace sold by
J. II. Lane, 127 South Fifth street,
Is the highest type of furnace con-
struction and always gives aatisfac-
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-20

We are prepared TO 90 an kinds OF
fancy metal. cornice and sheet iron
work In the shortest possible time.
| ]. II. Lane, 127 South Fifth street.