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P2GE FOUR AITCDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OIJKOON, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911. 1 1 1 ft iw : r.i V v.i ". &. Medford Mail Tribune AN INDKPI3NDI3NT NHWSPAPKIt " PUUL.IH1IKD DAILY KXCKPT 8ATUIN DAY UY THH MKIWOHU P1UNT1NO CO. The Democratic TlmcH, The Modfonl Moll, Tho Medford Tribune. Tho Houtli ern Orcconlan, The AHhlnnd Tribune. GEOItGK PUTNAM, Htlltor and Mnnnger Ui Entered ns hccoikI-cIiiiih matter u Medford, OreRou, under tlio net of March 3, 1S79. Official Paper of the City of Medford Official Paper of JacltHou County SUBBCniPTZOK One year, by mull Ono month by mall . . . Per month, delivered by BATES. $5.00 GO carrier In Mciiroril, JacKHonvilh! and Cen tral Point SO Sunday only, by mall, per year.... 2.00 Weekly, per year 1.60 SWORN CIRCULATION. Dally average for nix months ending December 31, 1810, 2721 mil T.enied Wire United Fren Dispatches. The Mall Tribune Ih on Hale at tho Kerry Ncwh Stand, .San Francisco. Portland Hotel News Htanil, Portland, llovvman News Co., Portland, Ore. V. O. Whitney, .Seattle, Wash. MEDronn, oiieoon. MctropollH of Southern Oregon and Northern California, and tho fiinteHl growing city In Oregon. Population V ceiiHUH 1910; 8810. estimated, 191110,000 Five hundred thoiiHand dollar Oravlty Water HyHtem completud, kIvIiik finest supply puru mountain water and nlx teen rnlleH of ntreol beltiK paved anil contracted for ut u cost exceeding II. 000,000, timklng a total of twenty lulled of navctnont. Pontofflcn rccelptH for year ending March 31, 191, nhow Increano of tl er cent. Ilnnk deposltH a gain of 21! per cent. Uanner fruit city In Oregon Hogue lllver Spltzentierg apples won BWf.op ntakcK prlzo and title of "Apple King- of the World." nt the National Apple Show, Spokane, 1909, and n car of NuvvtovviiH won rlrit Prize in 1910 nt Canndlau International Apple Show, Vancouver, II, C. Koguu ltlver pearH brought hlghent price In all mnrkelH of thu world dur ing tho pant hIx yearn, Write Commercial club, Inclonlng B centn for pontngu for the finest commu nity pamphlet ever written. NEW DEPOT FOR CENTRAL POINT Needed Improvement is Now Assured Other Bin Things Coming to Lit tle City to the North Railroad Rumors Are Current. CKNTltAI. POINT, April 21. That thu woik on the new Southern Pacific depot In Central Point may be expected to commence at an eaily date Is Indlcat ed by thu fact that tne construction de nartiiiuiit of that company havo been uulelly arranging for building material within tho Inst few days, (he same to Ik dellveled on the company's tight of wa tl short distance south of the present depot building. Aliemly iirriinuimuiiiN have been muilii fur the dellvety of a quantity of gravel suitable for coneiete work and an order for bulljlng brick buh hIbo been placed locally. IniestlgntloiiH begun some time ago convinced the tall load officials that these lwi Items at least could he puichasild hole at a bet ter figure than they could be bought outside and shipped In. The rapidly Inct easing IhihIiichs at this Hlatlon for the past few years inado tin erection of a new building Impeiatlw and us much us a ear ago It mum Iuiiiu i that (lie work would be underlaid u mi up early date, lloweicr no official an uuuncumeiit was made texanling ib matter lliilll last rail when (iniiial Manager J 1' O'llilcii and (leneial Pas senger Agent WIIIIhiu McMuitay IhIIiiI the city one dny an the ki'hIn ut lep ri'Mentntlves of tlie oily KoM'iiuiunt ami the Commercial club hiiiI after looking over the giound foi tliemwelveM and lis tenlug to the argument of Incut nffl clals and buHliieiia men, Mi O'ltrlcii made the definite HlllioUUCeiui'lIt that the company would Klve the toun h nev ilepot during the piewent yeur and dial It should Ih u iiumIvi'Ii bulldliiH UfMlgned lllmiK KlU'il llneiMN would limine Mill lib' accoiuiiUHialiuuM for lite huulueak of this gtovviiiir oil) for yeur to come At tliU wilting no difllilte illiliouiice llti nt haw Ihh-ii made b the 'iimpn I. Holding the Pimm uf the building In ih tall or Juttt when actual upei'MtloiiN will lm commenced, tl i eviwrtrd, how -iver. Unit such HlitmuiKeinent will lie made Bluntly anil t lit t the liulldltiH hiiiI other Impiovemi'iils will lio eompleteil in tlmo to In), eme of the hcHvy mi tumn buntnewt that In cmcIi enr uffeivd In le tinmtt time ugo teiltNIIVe perilllhloll was grttnted the I'i ultgioer' union to el eel tlietr aortlng Hint puckluH lloilHO Hlld dull wulelooniN mi lite I'Mtl iniiil ilKbt of vvuy Just north of the Mtoukyatd Muterlut for I he butldiiiK vva all wuly being mtaeiiibltit wlieu word oame from Pot timid ihul lite coiiccmiIoii ooiilil not l uudtf Htul th tit another lo cation would have to be found, and that no JeutN wtutlil be iiimiI on utt ngiil gf way lit till cll l'ottor l'ayi Up. POltTI.ANd. April tl - Tlmddeim ii. Puller, ennv leteit in the Kileli lund-frMUd ooniis, paid u due of J&U yeteriUty, and bad liU lioinlmni n ekonritMl, Th fln was paid mm noon um I'olter'ti Itorney was notlfh-d b I ultra KUI Dluti'lct Attorney Mei'mni iimt I lie aunplenifu tary aommutitiKiii of untenre, ii(itHl by PieHldent Tall bad been received. TbU paper ouueem uu cohim in tot cane, o fur as Pott' i i" nun noil President Tuft fimt coiiiiihiIimI Poller's HUllUuiCc from H u-montlia' lull trim and ii $SO0 flue to a fine of ', nnd COHtH. AM the rimlK vou, uiuounl to botwiion sno "' li'i. Hie nwtitr wus ugain luKen up with the prrmilt.nl by Attornoy Uviieml WUketuham, with tho result limt m oi eu nmittrii Illinois Xoyal Aromium. J'KOItlA. Ml., ApiH ' AH f tin council" of tho itoywl Ahmuuiii in 111). noH arc roproHontd lime todav ui tha inectlng of tho Brmiil cvunni Molina w'lll probably bo nwnnlad Ih.- -: ...n-volition. AN OREGON JURIST HONORED. A T unusual conijiliiiionl lias been paid an Oregon legal V. opinion by the United Stales senate, which upon mo tion of Senator Brown of Nebraska has ordered printed and circulated the last opinion filed by Will i. King as a member of the state supreme court. The opinion is that rendered in the case Kiernan. anudlant as the citv of Portland, and the numerous legal (piestions raised by the obstructionist in the effort to block the construction of the Broadway bridge, bonds for which were voted by the city of Port land. The issue al stake, which is now on appeal to the federal supreme court, is whether the people shall rule both direct v and indirectiv, li directly and indirectly, or inairccuv om.v. 'Pria..t traacti6n' i.i central, point The appellant contended that the people of Oregon have' r.mty us i.conud winm u tioni was power, by constitutional provision or otherwise, to de- Xw-ST wS, 'byVule i' llwi liMriulsittll'f fil flw KOVCI'Ctril DIIWI'I' t() PllJll't . I latter exchanged his fine lot utu tho 110 1 nrive the legislature of the amend or repeal any charter or act of incorporation for any city or town, and any attempt so to do, is void. In brief, it was held that the initiation and referendum is unconstitutional, and a departure from the republican formj of government. .Judge King's decision promises to become a classic upon the points at issue and is a complete defense of the Oregon system. "So long as the people retain the power within themselves to conduct and manage the affairs of state either directly or indirectly' a republican form of gov ernment is maintained" asserts Judge King, "and comes within the irovision ol the lederal constitution guarantee - . ...... ing the same, being circumscribed in its powers only by the provision of such constitution. The nearer the power to enact laws and control public servants lies with the great bodv of the people, the "" , , i ' i -i li- it ! incut take unto -itself the form only, hut in lact. rue lear manuesieu d.v tne nrieis iueu in this case would seem to indicate, not that we are drift ing from the secure moorings of a republic, but that our state, by the direct system of legislation complained of, is becoming too democratic, advancing too rapidly toward a republic pure in form.'1 All of which strikes the layman as sound common sense. ( . (Ml II AN APPRECIATION EARNED. TIII'J Portland Telegram, commenting upon the depart ure of .John l Stevens, builder of the Oregon rrrunlc and Pacific and Eastern, remarks as follews: i "The farewell dinner tendered John l Stevens last evening was marked by none of the pcrfunctoriness which too often characterize such gatherings. 10 very one pres-j ent fell that he was honoring himself when he was honor-J ing Mr. Stevens. Mr. Wilcox echoed the sentiment ol' the community and state when he said the advent of Mr. Stevens marked the beginning of a new era in Oregon's, history, and for Portland a long forward stride in coming1 into his own as the natural metropolis of the Kastern Ore-1 gon, Mastern Washington and Northern Idaho sections.' All of this is emphatically true, and is sufficient warrant i for the esteem in which Mr. Stevens is held by every loyal citizen of the state. "Mr. Stevens is naturally a blunt and plain-spoken man. His impulse is directly to go to the heart of vvvy subject and issue. There are no frills about him. He is simple in his habits and tastes and there is something elemental in his strength and tirelessness. lie came here after having dealt in a big way with big things, lie saw things with a large vision and difficulties that were in superable to most other men were of relatively easy ac complishment to him. Oregon will be sorrv to lose him. though it has every reason to will doff its hat to him when felt earnestness wish him the for an man." lit It Ni( M m " il I Um an M! Htlltl K Oil iihii Willi tlblN tllllltV ful low I ntt ii i iiit n In 1 s,i, , , sm v ill tit In nt lii Uu iitpuluii1 uf nine liiiiango tow oh i;veiv viIImmc and ) it lit li lit the mm tlon IIiih l v in Um mull ItitilliMi of fllchteiM until there ate now repotted III tte 2, OUtl IllteU under ill III Mi ml of these have been omanlaeil In to wtmlilaiire ot the military order uy I, iilii Mhvh nnd are opei'itUim iiuitheHHl of ItiirmiKo rtl. . minis; the tovvim they ttitvti ciiploieil ate Kinlliimi. Victoria. Man Juan lel Klo. Otacx. Iiulu, Tepe ImuHiieii, tliiittmup. HHoel Kim and Sun Juki) He liiiHiliilutipr MAUIi: Al.ICr. I'UKHIN Kutuvrlst nnd Elocutionist of Sau , rranolauo Will Make Her Initial : Iluvv to Ottr Ctttnui Tontg-ht i at !! Thenter. Ni llHIHil I . Hlld hlllllililt lll.llll ,- In In I fitiiillliii inle Oiikoii anil W.i-' liiltliui llliinliul.il Hut in il,t ni.iiui., Vtlll he rullfoi uU fiuni Mail IMcko t' M MIimhiu MnnKer ilordoit leanilnk i ,i XI Inn IVrilit vtim eu-rotiie to l'miiiui VisteitUv ItiNt no time In inttklnii n rKtiKi'tnttnls wltti hi (lint the iti.u of Med fmd mid vlilnltv vtlll Hppn.in. her titlfiit KOCH without wtyliiK uii- In fin nit'tl Hint iiiurd uf inn' mil llun Miipli' na her and eriteil nt OirHKii ri mmirt'K Iniluuli ies and Kit iil bt'ttllllea lust vetti Mtas I'etrln pieseiil llIK MM llle III tin' iHlge tin lit led of eaHl ent Hlld middle slHlt-M Till llliinti ! ,1 travel talk uf om omtii slate. rahf.M nl. itieuiin and U HMliliiiitiiii hould mp mniI to pimbmli Till rare atiiMlloii Is Ktvmi In a I ill tlon to it-Kiilut Vtiudevllle and pi' tin bill at ll U'-mi. i Ctlebrat 1'Atrlsts' Dsy, BOHTON, Apill ;l Patriots' tiav n Miiiiivruiry of Uxingiott and ('ontoni. ,im observed toiU) with the usual ceri liioliltfH Tht day l M legal hoi I dit v throughout Maaaaihiiaotta n i bualnraa Is tttiK-rall)' su-nded - - ' lluiklni foi I lea llh. OJ ri'Hlllv was one of' or indirectlv only. soveregn power to diact , . ..... , more nearly does a govern-. Tin- comer is one of the most desira-ohi, weight about imo pounds, white . . ..i'i: .. i : . ' ble in the cltv and sucn u building asihalrs on tall, both horses had shoes on. ol a rcpubht not in iianie!tll, 0(lll ,,VIIUM llpo llow ,,,. "hw. ,MM.tui ,,..,,, fir ..,... r ,ror,. H i 1 1 Jl I t ! 1 1 be glad that he came. Ii he leaves and with heart verv best that life holds REBELS IN POSSESSION OF IMPORTANT TOWN i n vn pi it . i ii., nit, i t.. Maim, I Sal, fill limit thin ,un iilui tiink i,im hsuhi o I uui 1 illil ,ltl 1 Til fun taut tow n III Slimloii, wlilih Ik unvv si'iv lit K as the ptov IhIiiiiiiI iitpltnl l-'iaiii is eo Nelliln Iium Uteil IIHtnetl as piefitt. MtU'i'iftlluK tltlMIl I'liwa. Not a shut uu fired, the MOV eminent meieh iIi.iiimImk to liiiii hands. A ileniHiiiI Iihm been made for the mui reiuler of VIIIh iiiilon. Ian leilentl tumpx theio are piepHlillM to defend tin- town Notice. Tlii'te villi In' a tempi iiiniv pioiani Ion Mmiilitv nlijlit ptil ji, ,it th, Ai. vi'iitittl t hint 1 1 mi Nnitli Iilii isi, I, ,i Ml. I' Yllili Will In tVVu Kli,lilH I Mill i H i III. it-K uml 1 tt 1 1 tt-lt SptcUl I ii v 1 1 .t I ion In i v i i riiu ii ,ii I, nil , Chimes o f MEDFORD Monday and Tuesday Evenings BENEFIT GREATER MEDFORD ODD FELLOWS 10 BUILD FINE HALL Cnniirn Pine Pnrnnr I nmllnn In Pen .... .... . irai point trcct Modern Business Block and Occupy Top Floor as Lodge Room. . CHNTltAi. POINT. Aprtll. An li I hitter exchanged his fljio lot ntii tho uiirner ol i-ourtij'unu I'lnu stieeth ror the adjoining Itishlo lot which was owned by the lodge, a dlference of $1000 being paid Mr. Ilrovvn by the lodge iih boot money. -,. ' Kor somu time members of the lodge have, been quietly working oh plana for a building and Mr. Uurgrafi. tho well known aicbltcct, of Albany, had been re iniiw.,1 i.. nr,.iij .,i.,u .....i -.... i i..,.- -"' 'v'n I'liiuo lino nji.it ii.it- tlons for a two-story building CilxlOO feet When the deal was made, for the corner. hovecr, thearchltecl was nott-j fled to hold work on the plans for a' few dajs as it may be decided at the next lodge meotlng to Inctease the length of the hulldlni? to 110 fret, the 1 f" mae of the lot - " . - It Is understood Unit Mr. Urovvn will lake an Inteiest In tho east wall of tinfoil South Peaih sttctt, Medford, Oregon, I O (J !' building and that ho will also one brown mare, ii years old, weight elect u substantial structute to bo used about lino pounds, white sttlpe In face, us an automobile warehouse and tmruniv one Hiown Iluy horse about 8 years !) a decided tiu city. credit to that section of rirt Bloodihecl of Wnr. MAiriMoHi:. Apt ii :t. riftv m-iuh ago todav In this city the f!rt Moodshe I of the civil war resulted from the nt- I iiii-ii ui rMiumeiii syuipaiiiizern upon iiie'..f niiii lexiuieiii m .liassneniiReitR oi unteers. driven frantic by the passagi if uortlieiu troops through tho elt fin ADVERTISE ir you Want n Cook Want a Clerk Want a Partner Want a Situation Want a Servant Olrl Want to Soil a Piano Want to Bell a Carriage Want to Sell Town Proporty Want to Sell Your Qrocerlea Want to Bell Your Hardware Want Customer! for Anything Advertice Sally in This Papor. Artverttilug Is the Way to Succem Advertising Brings Customers Advertising Keeps Ctiitomors Advertising Insures Success Advertising Bliows Energy Advertising Shows Pluck Advertising Is "Biz" Advertise or Bust Advertise long Advertle Well ADVERTISE At Once In This Paper "WALK-OVERS" mS'2 'omileh' new lines of Oxl'tirds, nnd Shoes- the I'ain ons WjilU-Over brnnd Mveiw pair hone.Mly made ol' the very hest solid leather -every pair is ijiinranteed to wear Mvery pair is union made The hest shoes ever sold Try a pair and you'll wear no other. Walk-Over shoes are advertised by the maker he cause he knows the shoes are as iood as the hest. Walk-Overs are advertised by the dealer because he knows you will be satisfied. Many makes ot shoes are not adwrtiscd b either dealer or maker because both wish to rell at a hi if, lony- profit. Trv Wnlk-Owrs. siidMs the Invasion of the .outli, n mob at tacked the regiment as It wim march ing through Pratt street. The soldlets returned the fire, and three men were killed nnd several wounded. The affair aroiiBed both north nnd Houth to the highest pitch of excitement, nnd when the nuWH reached I.oulHVlllc It led James It. Randall, n native of Baltimore, but they a professor In Poydras college, to write tho Inspired southern war song, "Maryland, M Marylund." A. I. A. M., Attention. Woik In thlld degiee this evening tit Masonic hall Uveryone urged to come. WIM. MITMIJH, Secretary. Hasklns for Health T Jj lr "k Y A 7 O ft It WZ W fl I (1 A f f A Kstiayed or stolen from my premises on South Pearii street. Medford, Oregon, one brown mnre. G years old, weight nhhtit 1100 pounds, white stripe In face, one Ui own Ha horse about S years old. welglit about 1100 pounds, white halts on tall, both horses had shoes on. Liberal reward for return or informa- Jlon of same James Campbell, Med- fo"1- Oregon, phone M 3112. Reward Hstraycd or stolen from my premises tlon of same. James Campbell, .Med ford, Oregon, phone M 3112. Landscape Contractor Wo do tho grading for lawns and tcnnlH Kroumls, seeding nnd plnntlng shrnbory In fact do ovorythlng to make your homo a beauty spot. II. M. WILSON'. Phone Pacific 3141. Home. 5. SMITH APARTMENT HOUSE 317 SOUTH BIVEBSIDE AVENUE Thirty completely furnished Apartments for Families Gas Banges nnd Xdghts Tree Toloultonos Speaking Tubes, Call Bells Prlvato Baths New, Clean and Sanitary ror Apartments apply at Premises W. M. Smith Prop. (WOOD FOR SALE ! .- m.onc wood : : $i im:k load : 'Iiiiiio .Main ii.'HI or lenvo orders at MEDFORD HARDWARE COMPANY Normandy THEATRE April 24 Twenty Reasons Why You Should Join the Yoemen 1. On Juntmrv 1. 1911. wo wero less than fourteen years old and had n total memhershlp of 13H.1G2. 2. OurliiK 1910 we Increased our mein hetshlti 22.9S2. 3. On January 1. 1911. we hod a re serve fund of J1.3C0.G1 1.26. 4. On January. 1. 1911. we had paid In losses to members nnd their heneflclnr les tho sum of $6.79 1,189.92. C. You don't havo to die to win. One certificate covers all death, total disa bility, accident, and old nRO disability. G. We beKln paying off tho certificate to the dls.iJiled iiKed at one-tenth each j ear when the member reaches his seventieth birthday. 7. We Klve detailed publicity to our receipts and disbursements; send flee to members each month ft bright, news magazine. S. We have a graded uml low rate of assessment, backed by a. modern plan of Insurance. 9. We havo a reserve plan which Is most beneficial. Just and Inexpensive, guaranteeing permanency nnd future low cost. 10. yeoman reserve fund securities lire deposited with tho state of Iowa. 11. Loans from reserve fund must he approved by thu auditor of the statu of I own. 12. We have a nioxt rigid medical ex amination, tatting no poor ilsks. 13. Wo operate only in healthful ter ritory. 14. Wo prohibit dangerous occupa tions. ir. We have a beautiful ritualistic service, based on that Kngllsh classic, Ivnnhoe. IB. Yeomen everywhere practice the principles of the order Wisdom, Char ity nnd Protection. 17. We unite both sexes in one grand order at tho samo into of assessment. 18. We have a low death late. 19. We have economical management 20. We have been weighed In the bal ance and found not wanting. CLYDE H. QBEEN, District Manager. Phone Main 391, Main 802. FOR SALE Adjoining the famous Suncrest Ov chard. 2 miles from Talent. I 1-2 miles from Ashland nnd which bold to Hoston ipaitles u few days ngo, for JJfiO.OOO. I offer for sale 28U acies the same kind !of soli of said Huncrest Orchard, fruit ami alfalfa soil, 1C0 ucies under cultlvu tlon, a dwelling house, bain, water tank etc. The wholo 280 acres fenced. If vou tiuichnso tho wholo 280 acres, the Iprlco will bo $12.". an acre. If you buy tho 160 ucies under cultivation It will be J200 nn acre. A-ery cheap. Como to Talent and let mo show you the place. Luman N. Judd TALENT. Also CO aires, 2 1-2 mllcw from Tal uit. Soil verj fertile, a .healthy loca tion, a seven room house nnd outbuild ings, oti. A well of pure, sparkling water, seveiul springs; twenty ncres cleared ;a family orchard also peaches. pears, plums, primus, cherries and some small lllver acre. place with fruit A lovely view of Hogue Valley. Price $6000 or J100 an Como and let mo show you the Also fi, 10, 15 ucto lots, coveied young fruit. Close to T.tUnt, Oregon. Luman N. Judd TALENT, OKE. PANSY PLANTS licutlv to bloom. Orniinicntnl slirubi mill hliailo troeri. .7. T. HHOADIiKV V- CO. Greenhouse near eity rc-iMvoir Store Corner Sixth ami Ce'itral. Phones olSl; 1451. "Hiiv at liome and lielj) Mi'itfonl."' Draperies We carry a very complete line of draperies lace curtains, fixtures, etc . and do alt classes of upholstering A spiti.tl tn.iii to look after this work tvlMHiwlv and will give as good s, rv ice as Is possible to get In even !i 1 irgi.st tittes Weeks & McGowan Co - 25 CLUB Where to Go Tonight U-GO VAU1)KV1IjTj!3 SIOVIXOIMCTUHKSi New ClmiiKe '" Vamlevlllo MISS CJLAIlYS MIDDLirrOX in Cl'.aracler Slnf;lnK. TIIUKSDAY riUDAY KATITHllAV 2i Vow IMtttires Atliiitsslon 10c J vivy -r r-r- Entire Change of Program Clever Comedy Tense Drama Educational Traveloffito Ezcollent Music Messes Crawford & Crowoll 1 ONE DIME NO MORE Sk'ntiiitf, Howling, Billiards, Peel,;; l?ox Hall, Shooting. Mcdford's Amusement Palace. :; 'i 'i men. ;; Tub Haths for Ladies and Gentle-'! (i ' : &.4 rrsvk' THE ISIS THEATRE 7 Entire Change of Vaudevillo " STEWART AND MERCER Comedy Acrobats Work- and Roman -And ninar! ( JACK DAVIS Tho Champion Buck Dancer of X the Coast. Direct from Pantaere's, In Portland. X : :j.ki:i:i,s .movixo Pirruui:s.;i; X A Good Souk by i 1IAKKY KLAXCIIAItl) I Doors open at 7:30 p. in. I Mutlneis Wednesilaj. Satunl.iy and I Suuilav 2 ;io -k.srrsr-ssvvT To the Public Wo wish to call tho attention of prospective buyers to tho fact that wo havo been In tho county over 4 0 years and are prepared to bIiow soino of tho choicest tracts In tho valley. Costs noth ing to look at our list ol bar gains. McDonough & Demmer UKAI, KS'IATH AX1 IXSPUAXCK KOO.M :, STKWAHT IW.DO. Corner .Main und llartlotf RIh. Pliono :II71. FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY Homes any part of citv Lots wholesale and retail MOOR-EHNI CO. 212 Fruitgrowers Bank Bld Medford -Horse Shoeing rop- 128 South Ibnvtleit Street. raciflo I'liiine 18IU lloiiio 'J 1 1). It. C L. Allen, Prop. (Jli: IS A TUIAL Rock Spring Coal i On hand all the time. Phono 100'.!. BURBIDGE TIIK COAL MAX. fgmjhm Van Dyke Realty Co. CITV I'HOPERTV FAK.MS, Fltl'IT UAXCHE8 ' M MX STHEKT. V V fr," s r I l 4 V Ki