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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24
LOOMS NEWS NOTES.

J.R. Marshal, manager OF the tung-
stem mine. has a force of men remod-
elening and overhauling the old Cen
trail hotel building which he. recently
purchased from Herbert a. Gregg. OF
Oroville.
The dance given last Friday evening
by the Kings Daughters was well at
tended and a great success in every
way.
Mrs. |. I. Inman and her daughters,
Adalberta and Raynetta, are visiting
this week with Mrs. A. NJ. Dewey, at
the Q. :. ranch.
Elmer Starr is very i'll with measles.
Andy Starr, his father, is in from
Horse Springs coulee to see him.
The public school of this place is
temporarily closed on account of the
prevailing epidemic of measles.
Miss Maude Prewett, teacher of the
intermediate department, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Tom Pinkerton,
at Okanogan, this week. while the
school is closed.
A r. Tilman has started hauling
lumber from his mill for the White
stone Irrigation and Power company's
fumes.
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FIELD PEAS.

One Of the most important and profit
table crops adapted to Okanogan coun-
ty, is the field pea. Demonstrations Of
the wonderful success of this crop
were made last year by many of the
farmers throughout the county. Nota-
BILE among these are Mr.. Shirling of
Nelson and Mr.. Casseleman of Con-
conully. These gentlemen had crops
which attained an average height of
seven feet. producing from 80 TO 12O
pods of peas to a vine, while many eX-
hibits of vines from nine to ten feet
tall were made.
The soils and climate of Okanogan
country are we'll suited to the growing
of this crop. Yields of from % to 40
bushels of shelled peas per acre are
obtained and as the price of seed
ranges from 1-2 to cents per pound,
the crop is a profitable one. For feed.
the hay, cut when the peas are ripe.
but not dry, is very profitable, being
rich in protein. As a soiling crop for
dairy cattle and a finishing crop for
hogs, field peas are unexcelled. Belong
ing to the legumes the plants are nitro
gen gatherers and play rather prom
inent part in crop rotations for arid
and semi arid lands.
In many parts of the country the
early and late frosts render it very
difficult to raise any crop save grain,
and often men are puzzled TO find a
soil building crop for rotations. Field
peas are found growing 10 perfection
only in cool climates and are not in
jured by the frosts that are so fatal to
other legumes. When grown for the
hay they are sown with oats, as the
latter will act as a support for the
climbing vines.
A few years ago they were introduce
ed into the ST. Anthony section Of
southern Idaho Ga country very SINH
lar to the north half of Okanogan
county, At the present time $4,000
acres of peas are raised each year, the
income from this industry being a
million dollars year and the lands of
the farmers are constantly being rem
dered more fertile.
If the farmers will but give this crop
a fair trial it will become one OF the
leading branches of farming in this
north country.
Recommendation as to the culture
Of field peas will be sent out later.
Everyone should write to the expert
ment station at the State College, Pull
man, Wash, for Popular Bulletin No.
SO, which tells OF field peas in the state
of Washington.
]. A. HUGHES.
County Agriculturalist and Agent L.
S. Department of Agriculture.
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Mark Mitchell was down from his
home near Kipling over Sunday.
Heavy snow fell on the surrounding
hills Tuesday while it was raining in
the valley.
Trinity Guild will meet next We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. J. Hoskyn.
Jas. E. Forde came i. Tuesday even
ing from Spokane on one of his regu-
lar monthly visits.
c. S. Barnes, the popular young Mol
son banker, came down off the hill on
business visit Tuesday.
N. E. Whitworth, head of the Com
mercial bank at Okanogan, was in
town on business Tuesday.
W. B. McChesney and ]. Cormack
were in town Tuesday from the Ivan
hoe mine on business trip.
NJ LAUDER, the we'll known old timer
of the north part of the county and a
Loomis capitalist, was in town Tues
day mixing with his friends.
A new girl came to brighten the
household of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Rhemke, Monday. DR.. Elmer reports
mother and child doing we'll.
Those who are looking for an auto
mobile with punch and every attrac-
ton that appeals to the public, should
carefully consider the Grant-Six, ad-
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vertised in this paper by Geo. lessee,
OF Marcus. 1t is a car that is going to
become very popular in this upper
country. Mr.. lessee expects 10 be in
Oroyille soon with one Of those ears
for exhibition purposes.
Young Elliott Hancock who was re-
clui.y injured by falling over Il cliff,
and was unconscious for a week. has
made rapid recovery at the hospital.
and will soon be entirely well.
County Commissioner Hugh Miller,
as a private citizen and public official
one OF the most popular residents of
the county, was in town Wednesday
attending the good roads meeting.
Geo Bailey. the Tonasket pusher.
was in town Wednesday attending the
good roads meeting. We wish our
neighboring town no hard luck, but do
wish that Mr. Bailey would find it to
his interests to locate in Oroville.
Geo Bartell received a car load of
Studebakers Wednesday. and among
the deliveries was one for DR.. Lewis
and one for Dr. Ketchum. Mr. Bartell
is placing many of these handsome
cars in this county, his agency cover
ing the entire county.
Ed. Davis has been appointed regis
tration clerk for Oroville Precinct No.
which embraces all the territory in
town on the south side of the railroad
and every voter in that district should
hasten to get their name on the rolls.
The governor has named April 14th
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Good music and gospel preaching
morning and evening. We are now
supplied with plenty of new hymn
books. This will help you to take part
in the singing and responsive parts of
our services. Morning service at IL
o'clock, subject of sermon, Fearing
God" Evening service at 1870, subject
of sermon, The Tragedy of Eden
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. The Bible
is the book of books. 1t is positively the
greatest book of all literature. If you
will study it you will find inspiration
and hope. Our school is emphatically
Bible school.
We give you a cordial invitation to
worship with us.
A, W. BOND. Pastor.
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An item was published last Weeh
stating that a daughter had been born
10 Mr. and Mrs. VIM. "Deering at 'h7
home of Al. Fox. The news was ms :
nm Outstanding as to names. The young
lady appeared on the scene All [,sn'
out is the property of Mr.. and MRS.
Vim. Drugy.
Judge E. X. Pendergast held court
in Attorney A. f. Williams oiIloe
Wednesday night to hear several dl-
vorce cases, but only one was passed.
upon. G.. o. Mckenzie was granted d
divorce from his wife. This Is QUICK
action, as the application has oeeh
filed only a few days.
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NJ. Z. CHURCH.

Sunday services at the Methodist
Episcopal church, March 26, 1916.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
service at II a. m. Pulpit to be sup
piled. Epworth league at p. m. Topic,
What New Work Ought Our League
Undertaken" Isaiah 43:1S.19; Romans
1920; John 3:34.35. Leader, Joe Ash
by. Preaching at p. m. Subject, THE
Proper Things to Think About" Spec
ial music by choir. Evangelistic SER
vices going on every night this week.
The Rev. Robert Brumbly D. D. will
preach Friday night. Everybody well
come; everybody invited; everybody
come. The homelike church and the
strangers friend.
W. W. Strife, Pastor
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Bartell & Co. mercantile d;
modelled, painted and implwl
improvements make an 1
change in the appearance oil
ing. Mr.. Bartell will have an
establishment, both as to It's
ments and the character Of D
line of goods that he carries
In the mention of the estii
OF Rural route No. 2 last wed
stated that the delivery would
the west side OF the river an
Oroyille on the east side Of .
This route should be reverss
mail will go out of 0royilk
morning. Out through the Y
vile Orchard Tracts and =
east side OF the river, crossing
forde and returning on the =
Some confusion was 0ccasI
the publication of last week
explanation should set matter
Al Fox is remodelling and
ing the interior of A. J. VICE
building on Main street. Wha
prOvements are completed =
will be occupied by the ke'
Dealers Association. Now wn'
think of that? No more OF
throat scrambling in the re-
game that marks every ION
dealers, and there are several
have combined and incorpof'
will work as a unit. 1t m'
treatment TO the land buye'
effort TO secure home buye
friendly effort in a common 9
The coy Lyric theater pu
the public for Saturday anu
evenings Secret Orchard
Blanch Sweet in the title roy
those strong Paramount pr
that appeals to the public
presented. The threads u
holds the audience TO close
from beginning to end, and 9.
thrown on the canvas is a UNI
play has been presented 70
houses in the larger cities, an
to make a hit here. For nen
day evening the Lyric wiz
Sold" with Pauline Fredef''
star attraction.
+. p. Mccarthy and FAM
boring some six persons, fev
rived in Oroville from Powe''
ing. and Saturday he receN'
load OF household and otns
Mr.. Mccarthy is the fatner'l !
J. Il. Woods. who came 70 =
short time ago and was So
Impressed with the outlook ~
cided 10 set his pegs anu
Mccarthy is a gentleman
and expects 10 make investins !,
and locate permanen',,
Mr.. Mccarthy and Mr.. WV
that class of desirable clti.. i,
a welcome and valuable ado''
OF the county, !
coming is the front OF tne
may be expected TO set TINS =
the summer.
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y. T. Jones of Nighthawk. was in the
metropolis Monday.
Dr' Elmer has been called to LOOMS
several times during the past few DAYS
where measles have secured a firm
foothold among the young. and some
Oh 'he older inhabitants. Several of the
cases are very severe and serious
). Glerde, our candy man who is
ouiiulng up big trade in sweets. and
Is entitled TO that trade from the fact
'hat ne makes a brand of candy thar
can hardly be excelled. is roo hrs,.
.his week TO get out an advertisement
out he will tell you about it next week
IN the meantime drop in to his es,ab-
hshment on the south side of the track
ana sample his choice wares.
Frank Bartell of the Wonder Store
Is having the front and interior of the
building he is occupying, the old Frank
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24
EAST OROvHLE TRACTS.

Mr. THAR has moved into Fred
Strong's house.
A. A. Strong has moved into his new
houSe in town, and L. c. Gray has
moved upon the Strong ranch on the
tracts.
A. s. Bushing, who held position
in the bank of this place few years
ago. writes that he expects to make
this county visit this summer. Mr..
Bushing is now in New York city. He
owns two ranches near here, which he
will sell.
ROXY.
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Going Out of
JACK AND HORSE
BUSINESS

Owing to a sroke of PARALYSIS
TWO years ago. | find it necessary
to discontinue the Jack and Horse
business. | have for sale, two reg
lstered stations. One bay Clydes-
dale, yers old. weight between
400 and 1900. One black Shire. 5
Years old. same weight. Good breed
ers. Both we'll broken TO harness
Also seven Jacks. from imported
spanish Jack Lion" Reg. No. 1876:
from l to years, black with mealv
nose and belly. and band of black
Jeanets. All are eligible for regis
ter. My band of 80 horses. ranging
from TO years old. Mostly mares
from Shire or Clyde sires. Come
and give us CALI Prices right
7. NJ. ELLIOTT.
Brewster, Washington.
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as Arbor Day. Let every citizen re-
member the date and plant trees. Inere
IS nothing that will add more attract
iveness to town than trees and shrub
berry. we'll cared for and this flat can
be made grove by judicious planting
81
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

VS.
JOHN HALEY. Defendant
defendant: '-'''-'
You are hereby summoned to he and an
pear in the above entitled cause in tie
court aforesaid within sixty DAYS after
the date of the first publication Of f6is
summons to-wit within sixty t60) DAYS
after the oath day of March. 1915. eXcl1
s se OF the day Of the first publication of
!i., summons. and defend the above en-
uted action and answer the COMPLAINT Of
pialntfi, and serve a copy OF your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for plain.
ull AT their address below stated. and il,
v viSI &, OF Your failure 50 to do Judgment
tha d 9e ren9ered against YOU according to
tle demand OF the complaint which las
pe Th MEG with the clerk OF the court.
Inc object and purpose of the above
enutled acton is to secure a decree dis
f Sorsing ne bonds of matrimony hereto
Iore existing between plaintiff and defend
AM any, on the grounds OF failure to support
attorneys for plaintiff. Post Offire a.
ington. N""I'tH. ASH
First publication March p. 1916. 2-a4-s+
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24
(Serial No. 0l2675)
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION,

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
OFFICE at Waterville, Washington, Febru-
AIRY %. 1916
Notice is hereby given that Wendell H.
September "a 1915. made second home
stead entry Serial No. 0l2675, for Lots /.
?. 3, 1. and 5. Sec. &C. NE IA NE IA
Sec. So, Twp. SO n, r.. % E.. Willamette
Meridian. has filed notice of intention to
claim to the land above described, before
Fred 7. Neal. L. s. Land Commissioner.
at oroville. Washington. on the 5th day
Of April. 1916.
Johnson. Clint Sanford. George Wood, and
James j. Bennett, all of Oroville, Wash
ington.
BEN SPEAR. Register
First publication March 8, 1916
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ROXY.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
(Rev. G. H. Severance, Vicar.)

Services held every first and third
Sunday morning at eleven. No services
next Sunday. Sunday school is held ev-
cry Sunday at ~.
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ORPHEUM
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

week Pearle White. supported by Bruce
McRae. William Riley Hatch and Creigh-
ton Hale in that old, but always dear 70
the hearts o fthe American public, famous
ma sfarniece Of
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l. w. BARNES-Mortician and licensed
,o eHaoaImer. Furnisher OF fine funeral
SrayaS 6uriaI suits, robes. etc. Calls ans
desired. Oroville. Washington. e'
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ELEVENTH YEAR.
WHEAT 5.

(By J. r. Shinn,
spokane county,
Oroville, WASH
editor, Oroville Gaze'
Dear Sir:--Your e
,estion,' In last week
(e.te will no doubt
,hants and farmers I
organized endeavor
Aevelop the dairy ina
X the county in a sA
No one can doubt tn
ng a study OF the
proceeding to actiV
However, the minds
ome together on t
l.vhile the process
ublic opinion goes
hings we may do TO
Il knowledge in re
,lexities of dairylns
/ do not intend to
Hut wish to point
eduisites to sucee7
re better cows, bet
er feed. All these "a
nd require conceh
Nine can keep cows
Hith the average Z
here. There
Improvement all al
There is no nee
hey cannot be g
nd properly fed,
at. Conversely it
Grub COW. or one
II for beef, and ho
# rich milk. The
nal demands first
!. will yield a return
~ The question OF
d when the dair!
ID and this is G
O the man on th1
lot be able to gr
ulent forage. an
4 entirely out of
hat all good dai
hat they grow g
"a corn is beyond
proposition.
But there is no
"a, for silage can
,illies' as well
Wheat sllage pr
,he problem an
lrdAerewith a copy
AAWo. SO isued by
cultural experii
M nan, Washingt'
luthor is count
lsrokane county
4xWnense amount
iairying in tina
,ugh and patie]
conclusions ar
careful study.
You will no
.dE'''';;'' ). '' 's'' : ];
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Little Spokan
Foothills :. .
sThis yield
stThese he

From thes'
that there is
the yields Sc
the county. 7
a great deal
soil and the
When wheat
dough stage
This accoun
such cases a
Jones Fife
for silage p
of the fine.
wlieats gro
low places
height of s
proper TIM
acre. If al
ground it
grain is ril
ting of the
wheat pric
remainder
olnical far
where the
paratively
ally found
In a gr'
on whose
estimates
were SECT
the yield
estimates
yield of {
out this +
and veto
/ Tana far
weighed
as hay it
4 words W
n times as
Accort
wheat s
the enti
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WANTED-SITUATIO AS MAID OF
all work, or care of small children. Good
references. Write particulars regarding
place and terms. Miss Tefrap, Loomis.
Wash, care general delivery. 3-17 u
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FOR SALE-One Jersey COW. six years
old; Jersey COW, four years old. will
come in in April; l one-half Jersey COW,
three years old. will come i'll in April;
March; l three ourths four year old Hol-
stein COW, to come in in March, l Hol-
stein COW five years old, will come in in
June: l Holstein bull. three years old.
First class mixers. Selling on account Of
going out of the dairy business. Address.
Chas. S. Lewis. OroVille, Wash. 3l1 Il
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(Serial No 013S60)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, L. S Land
Office at Wateville, Washington, Febru-
AIRY 20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Cora Nc
Duff widow of William McDuff of Orc
Vile. Washington, who on May "a 1915.
For lot II, Sec. 81, l-2 SW IA NE 4
SW II, Sec. S2 Twp. SO N. Range 2S E.
Willamette meridian. has filed notice Of
to establish claim to the land above des-
cribed, before Fred T. Neal U. S. Com
missioner. Oroville, Washing ton, on the
5th day of April. 1916.
Claimant names witnesses: J. A.
McGinty, Jack Sagle, Victor Lonholdt
and Ed. Hamilton, all of Oroville, Wash
ington.
BEN SPEAR, Register.
First publication March 8, 1915.
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WAN Ed

WANTED-PARTY EXPERIENCED IN
irrigating to rent on shares, fifty five
acres under West Okanogan Irrigation
Ditch. Proposition on 1870 acres Of meadow
il desired. Apply to q. NJ. NanAtta.
I-oomis, Washington. II
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Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned up to April l, 1916, at
the address given below for the driving
Of 500 feet of tunnel. For particulars ap-
ply to or address. W. BUSH Golden Zone
Mining and Milling Company, Chop2ka
Washington. ) Il Il
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WANTED TO SELL-GRAIN AND
STOCK RANCH on the hill, would trade
for Okanogan valley land under the ditch.
Address Box d. Nelson, Washington.
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WHY don't you send your cre.r, - A..
Oroville Creamery. We paw the hfehsst
m price for butter fat which now Is
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BE ECONOMICALLY these hora .,r,.
WY not have your old clothes .xed IN
alH maze to look like new? c. SCHASS
hHHGER. The Tailor. can do 1t. 3-2s-tf
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WANTED-Farmers who are going into
dairying, please order hand separators
early, so as to have them when needed.
Terms given-ORONILLE CREAMERY
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YOU can ship a ten gallon can of crsaro
% from Nelson Circle or Nighthawk for
y cents, the empty can goes back free
We won TOOL you by not sending the can
pack IN time. You will find your can AZ
me depot when you bring YOUR cream
ORONILLE CREAMERY. 'ON' N'ea'li
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"Hazel Kirk'

4 heart thob from the hills of old Ken
lucky. that never grows old and is beloved
bv Young and old alike. one Of America
rare old gems that live in memory long
after the lights in the theatre have gone
out and stiffness of night broods Ike Il
caressing mother over the face OF nature
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HE UNION TITLE AND TRUST co
mas SI.iVoo0 from client to loan for
nVs years on good farm mortgage security
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WHY buy new shoes when YOU can have
them made over? | also make shoes An
klnos OF good shoe oils on hand. Go To
NlLE :. south of the track
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FOR SALE-One thoroughbred Holstein
bun calf, for sale or trade. W. y. McCRAl
Oroville, Wash.
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MISCEIlANE oUS

SEND Us YOUR PRODUCTIVE BUY
live poultry, veal. and hogs. eggs and
cream Pay cash for every shipment Of
cream. Write for catalogue of premiums
to cream shippers and price lists. Com
mercial Creamery Company, Spokane
Washington.
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FOR SALE-l60 ACRES OF LAND
near the mouth of Toroda creek. $500
WHaih OF Ia Iof P on se P,afe ergs %
Oroville, acres bearing ordchar. one
acre in alfalfa, lis acres tiliable. House,
barn and chicken house. Price $3.50.
Also a bunch OF stock containing Il head
of cattle, some good milk cows Two big
jennets and one fine ne-year-old jack
colt. Also farming machinery.
3-11 If FRANK EICHOLTZ,
Oroville, Wash.
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FOR SALE

FOR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM
house. Apply to Jack Mclaughlin.
FOR SALE-FRESH MILK COW. HALF
Jersey. half Durham. L. T.. Lane. Oro-
vile, Washington.
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BE ECONOMICAL-In these h.rd ,,,n...
why not have your old clothes hxed
ana made to look like new? c. SCHASS
BERGER, The Tailor, can do IL s9St.
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REMEMBER OROVILLE is GROWING
Oroville will be town of 5000 people in
one year more. Come and see the VAN
DISSEL REAL ESTATE for city property
that will make you money.
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SEED WHEAT FOR SALE-HAVE
plenty of absolutely pure and clean
Bluestem seed wheat. Now is the time to
buy as prices are going up every day.
Apply to Macy Brothers.
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FOR SALE-SEVERAL TOWN LOTS AT
a low figure. Your own terms. Inquire of
E. d. Cartier van Dissel.
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FOR SALE-Typewriter supplies. such as
ribbons, both one and two color, carbon
paper and several weights of typewriter
bonds. Inquire Gazette Office.
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( GIVE ME YOUR ORDERS FOR PURE
ana guaranteed food colors and flavor
ing extracts; Saymans Vegetable Wonder
soap and Salve-"Suds", the maryelous
Washing compound. Books. Toilet Articles
Fowder Paint and Genuine Everbearins
Cozy Corner Ranch. En-
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Bargain Column

In this column cents
per line an insertion. No advertise
ment taken for less than rs cents