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tf MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OttTCCION, SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 10.11. PAOEMVE T f 1$ r ' LOCAL AND PERSONAL! MlhM Wlllieliiilna llliiny loft Hut in day for Tiiltint, Mlwt Alice ,M, Mldor loft Huturduy for I hti MnKllli)i ranch, n "a r Central Point, whoro Mho will Minimi tlio Hit tu mor. Minn I'i'iiili'lico Hniltli of Phoenix' wiih nlioiipliiK In Mi'ilfonl Hiitiirday. " I, A. tlrouniy wiin ii btmlnciut vlnt tnr In Woodvillo Hatmday, Mr. anil Mm, l J, Aloxiuulor ru tin mul Saturday fiom u short vlnlt im Pantorlum l)yo Worlw Co. hi roiiiiiiiu DurliiK u imimo In mi animated din ouwdon, by the IiiiIIoh of tlio (Iroiitor Modford Cluli, lit tholr IiihI mootliiK, n llltlo in lit tor of droKH, no detracted tholr attention, ttuit llioy woro iinaliln to iiKiili,rnncontnitn tholr UioiikIiU upon tlio niiliji'ct. MrH, Do Moduli, of IIohIoii, nrcomiuuli;d liy n jinrty of lorn I friend, wiih iiMliurcil In, Upon liuiulry, It wiih found Hint her natty wnlldiiK milt, nhooii to match and Chic lint , had boon cleaned and proneed liy Mr. and Mr, l Klllotl anil hod loft- Hnliiidiiy nlr.ht for KnlrbankH, Iowa to vIhII for a iiumtli. Why pity $20 por ton for hay next winter? When you rim, not "II )'u want now for 10,01) on Onlidulo Park aililltlou, IMioiio MID J r Kaniior. Mayor (,'nnou leaven (inlay for Kan Krnurliiro, with MrH, Canon, who will vIhIi In tho oiiHt. Count on Joining tlio erowdH at llulto I'allM, July 3rd to filli. Illtl ('uli)hrallou. fit) MIhm l.uolla Cniuplioll, itaiiKhtor of W. M. Caniidii'll linn roturnoil from thv Oregon AKrlciilturul CoIIoho, Make nn InvoRtmont by ImurliiK with tho "Miitiiul Life of Now York." pnyH tho lament dividend, J. I", Hut chaion, AKont. H. I., I.oonanl wiih n titmlncnti vlnl lor to (IrnniH Phhh Friday. HoHl located rooming and board ing hoiiHii In Modford for nolo at n bargain. Inuulro 122 North front mroot. 76 MIh t'ordollii Ooffo roturnoil to hor homo n oar KiikIo Point Friday. Cnrkln & Taylor (John II, Cnrkln, (llonn O. Toy lor), fttlorncyn-nt-lBW. ovor Jacknon County Hank 1)i1r., Modford. . Prank Parrell wan In from ItU ranrh iiwtr Phoonlx Krldny. KlrnwnrkH from top of Mt. Pitt, llulto Kal la colouration, July 3rd to 6th. CD Dr. and Mr. K, It, Hoolny nnd daughter, Mitrlo, lofl Saturday for n tltilt In tiitgenn. MIhh Mario will roll tltttio to Portland whoro Hho will vlnlt rolnilvoH. Dr. Hocley will roturn to IiIn ilutloH hero In a week. Alhlnnd Btcnm Laundry. Modford office phonj No. 1501. K. T, Trimble, ono of tho loading attoruoyH of Hoattlu In horo lnokliiK ovor tho town nnd valloy. Boa It, A. IlolmoH, Tho Insurance Man, over Jnckeon Co inty bank. K, II. lloliiU'H of Knglc Point w a IiiihIiiohn vlnltor in Mod ford Friday. Kdgnr llafor dopnrtod for Portlnnd Baturdny evening. Ilonry Ditoi, particular harbor, 118 W. Mnla it. Howard Dudley wnH it IiiihIuoki pan. nonger to Portland Baturday. (I, W. OwIiikh wiih In Modford from Kuglo Point Friday. Ha reports tho town to bo booming. All klndM of routoHtn with rash prlicti nt Hutto Fnltn colobntllnn, July 3rd to nth. Mra. F. M. tftowart. of Kltglo Point wan a Friday whopper In thlH city. Itoy Anhpoln wiih nmoiiK tho Huglo Point vlHltom horo Friday. liny for Halo 10 por ton, nt Oak itiiln Pnrk addition. Boo W. II. Kvor hard. Phono G39, J-fi. Mr. and MrH. W. II. McOownn do pnrtod for Portland Friday evening, Thoy will attend tho Krniid lodgcH of Miihoiih and KiiHtern BtnrH, respec tively and will nlno nttoud tho uniitd lodge KnlghtH of PythliiH In AHtorln. Tho Hutto FallH celebration will liiHt from July 3rd to 0th. Cash prltos In tl content. fiO John Mntnoy wiih In from tho Ap plcgnle County Baturday. Mrn. I. nrowu of AMhlaml wiih h Baturday Hhoppor In thlH city. For n havo, hair cut or shampoo, niio Honry Uatoa, 128 West Main troot. MrH. M. Bonmnn of Wooilvllln who hiivo boon vIhUIiik with Mrn. I.iuico Iiiih Knno to Contra I Point for a vlHit with rolntlvon. Mr, Brhoblo of (Jrlffln Crook trnn HJirtod IiiihIiiobh horo Baturday. A. W. BaudorH of Cold Mill wiih a IiiihIiiohh vlHltor In Modford nBtur day. Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS INtjr Phono W71 Night Phono. F. W. Weeks JW71. A. B. Orr, MBt. I,t)V ASSISTANT. y ...k, A nrn. iinni a mMwmrm y r Z irnflikpflrAM Mttfl rttttlniW 4 i ; diiflAitiim fn fhA nntlnrtallnff rln. I liartraont of Modford Purnlturo Co, ; ; 1 ... - . .. ... mm. 1, ; ; Office Willi nicurorirKurniiuro uo. . 1 Tnlnnhnnna! Dnv. lloll 351:! : Job;n A. rorl, roildonco, noil 4111, upmo Kiiij. :: q, W. Conkltn 8601. J. H, nut-; : or 8671, AMIlliriANCIC HK11VIOK Boo lluntloy nnd MacClntrhln for flro liiHiiraiico, Phono .1401, I I ii mini tho now hotuo In HtroriK compaiiloH. Bon lluntloy and Man Clnlrlilu. in North Contrnl. Coulrnctorn and liulldorH aliotild protort tholr hulldliiKK from Iohh by flro durliiK coimtructloii. Hon lluntloy and MacClatchlo. Throo or four modnrn furnlMhod rooiiiH for IIkIiI lintisoknopliiK or Hinall fiirnlHhod Iioiiko, Phono Tinny, Main R041. no MImhoh Compboll nnd Bchlnblor of Contrnl Point ling to atinoiinco to tho IiiiIIoh of Modford that thoy havo a nlco lino of Htiuimor nilllliinry In tho IntOHt alyloH. Wo aro aRoiita for tho colobrntod TliouiHon'n (Jlovo FlttliiK CorntitH. Wo Invito you to mil nnd hoo our kooiIh. Tho Pannd(ina Lad Ion" Bhop, Contrnl Point. Coorco A. Hamilton of CrnntH PnHH wan a IiiihIiiohm vlaltor In Modford Fri day. ('. J. Cnmtoun night clork nt tho Nnnh ban returned from u flvo day vlnlt at tho Portlnnd ron carnival. Matt Carroll of Mono, Novndn Ih In Modford looking over tho vnlloy. W. H, Wliltn of tho forontry aorvlco linn returned from no Inspection trip to llimhy Hill. L. K. Whltnkor of Imh (JoIoh wnn among tho Friday vlHllora In thin city. O, BtovotiHon of Hoddlug, Cal wan In Modford Friday. F. II. I.o Urngu of Portorvlllo, Call, fornln In Hpendlng a fnw dnyn In Mod ford, (I. N. HiihhoI of Oakland Ih In Mod. ford attending to IiuhIiiohr Intorentn. J. C. Pendleton of Tnblo Itork trniiHiirtod IiiinIiiohh In Modford Fri day. TIioh. K. La in no n of Olenilaln wiih a Friday vlaltor In thin city. II, "it. DoiIko wan a piiHHongnr for Portland Frldny. ChitrloH Folt of Knglo Point loft for Portlnnd Friday night. Tho Ml mo n Norwood of Contrnl Point apont Friday In Modford. "Hob" Douol dopnrtod for Portlnnd Friday ovonlng. W. J. Hartzol dopnrtod Friday for Portlnnd onrouto to MlnnonpollH for a ahort vlnlt. Ktigiyto llnko nnd MIbm Mao Iloko. of Contrnl Point worn Modford vial torn Frldny. P. B. Btoonatrup roturnoil Bnturday from a butlnoHB vlnlt In Portland. Itox Lainpinun of Cold Hill wnn In Modford Baturday havfng roturnod from tho Portland roo carnival. II, (1. Wortmau ban roturnod from u cattlo buying trlji to WIIIowh. Cal. Bomo good Hhootlng wan dono nt tho Hhootlng match nt tho race trnck Friday afternoon, Wlllottn of tho Sol. by Cnrtrldgo company bolng high gun with 21 out of 25 blrdw. J. F. llnrgotiH cumo In Saturday for an ovor Sunday, vlHit with Modford frloiidH. Harry l.lntlnoy of Central Point Is In Modford to Hpoutl Sunday. "Curly" Wllaoii of JuckHonvlllo wuh In Modford Friday. Mm. K, B. WUhoii roturnod Satur day from n wook'n vlalt with hor par oiitn noar Wollon. Mr. Spencer of tho Antolopo or chiirdn, noar Wollon, wan it ImihIiiohb vUltor In Mtilford Saturday. Mayor and Aim. Canon loft Satur day morning for Ban Francisco, from whoro Mrn. Canon will go to Mudlnoii and othor WIhcoiihIii polutn to vlalt rolatlvoH. II, Bocor of Bncrniuonto wna In Modford on IiuhIiiohh Bnturday. William Nolllfl of Peyton, Or,, wnn it hUHlnonn vlHltor In Modford Satur day. Horry I).nVoIIh of Hutto FiiIIh wiih among tho Saturday vlnltom In Mod ford. Kreil Colvlg Ih ovor from JuckHon vlllo .for nn over Sunday vlalt. O. A, Waro and family nnd Mr. mid Mm. B. B. Baklo of WIIIIiiiiih, Cal,, aro recent uowcomom In thlu city. MIhh Prouo of ItiiBHolvlllo, 0 ar rived Saturday for uii extended visit with frloiidH here, George Andrown of i'roHiio wiih In Modford Baturday, J. W, Myorfs, chief 'luupoctor of Jackson county orchiirdH, will leave during tho week for PorUmul to at tend tho grand lodgo of Miihoiih. Bl mor Hlcku, W. M., of thu Modford lodge, will also attond. F, A. Klllott of Salom wiih n hunt iiosa vlHltor In Modford Saturday. Mr, and Mm. Halph Thomua nnd ohlldren of AugtiHtn, Ky., wore among tho oHtorn nrrlvalH Saturday, W, II, Smith, tho roof ninn, linn purchiiHod tlio homo of 'J', n, Tanner, Second mid Holly, K. C. Woleli ami Ar. (J. Womiirk, (ho inllieiH, woro III Mcill'onl inul luoltHoiivillii TliiirHilny, Tlio former Ih cugiiKi'il In mlnliiL' near Woodvillo, (Icorxi! i, DiivIh iiihI Jiiiiioh Owoiih, ootiiity coinuilHiiloiicrH, hjrtiI u run jilo of iluyn in .lnoliHoiivillo (IiIh week on official IiiihImvhh. MIhh Turner Iiiih Iicoii visiting in Juokniiiivilo, tliu guuHl of MiH. K. ('. Klnor. Tlio Kiikiiii Klvcr Valley riiilroail h linuliii it Inro iUiiulily of brink mill criiMlioil rock to Mi-dford from Jni'krioti oreok iliHtrlct every ilny. Ocorge Dictricli nml V. A. Spring fonl worn over from Klciliug pre einol TliiirHilny. The fonuer wiih Ioiik n roHiilcnl of Mcilfonl. Wnlter J. Afiilioney of OrnnlH I'iihh, lomiorlv of Mcilfonl, iiik hoIiI hi linlf intgroHt in the corner of Hixlli nml Koiilli Cent nil to Mm. F. W. Car milimi, who owiih the other half. The ileeil wim recorded j), few ilnyw hineo. Afr. nml Mm. C. C. Il'uek iin.l Frank Cmucrnu were over from A plegnte (lie other tiny. J 1111104 Culvert of Kviihh ernok wjik Ktruck by u tree ho wiih falling n few ilayn niiieo ami Iiik ii niirrow oHcnpo from iiiHlnut ilenth. Hi'h right arm broken in three plncoK mul it HHitry to amputate it near thu ARE DEVELOPING HOME STAKE MINE Captain Clark and Associates are Rapidly Getting Things Into Shape Preparatory to Undcrtaklnp, Much Work Past work Unsatisfactory. NIG b'iih brok wiih neeiM hiioiiIiIoK J. II. Kecmiin of Oolil Hill wiih in Mcilfonl Tliiimilay on route to the county nejit. John I'cnioll, postuiantcr nml mor fhmit of Applcj;nto, miide Mcilfonl mul JnekHonville a IniHinCHh vinil Weiluchiliiy. I'oHlmiHtor Miller nml J. I.yrfen of .IiiekHonvllle moloreil to Mcilfonl WcilncHilny. Mr. Korroht, who purohiiHei ,i ranch on Applcgnte of Ralph Jen niligM IiihI year, Iiiih relumed to east ern Oregon with bin family, leaving the plneo in oharge of C." Combcbt, IIIH HOII-lll-IIIW. At the Church es Presbyterian Church. ChililrcnV Day in tho morning nt 10::0. Offering for K. S. work. (looil tniiHie. Tnlk on (he "Uncrowned King." Kvcrjboily invited. Prcnching nt 8 p. m. by the pastor, flood mimic. S. (J, K. hocioly nt 7 p. m. J. C. K. Hocicly at (1:1.1 ,, ,,i. Y. M. B. C. Young man, do you know what the Y. M. H. C. ihT Come to the I'rohby. teriun fhureh Siimlny mominK 10;00 o'eloek and find out. First Church of Christ Scientist. Service .Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, subject of IcKson-Kormon: "Ood, The Preserver of Mmi." Sun day Hchool at 10; Wedne.sdnv cvenin: mooting nt H o'clock. All "are wel eomo. A free reading mom is open If) the publio from '2 to f tlnily, except Sundny. Church edifice 2:i'J North Dakilnle. Methodist Church South. Corner of Main nml Onkdnlo. Sim. day hehool 10 ii. in. Proncliiiig 11 a. m. Kpworth League 7 p. m. Irciu-li. i"g 8 p. in. Kverybody welcome. J. I'. Hipp, pastor. Spiritualist Meeting. nt. .urn. i.umpkiu will Icehiro nml dcnionstnilo on modern SpiritimliMii of Smith's hull ut U p. ,., jog jforlh Gnipo htroot. AiliubtKion free. .l)VKUTISi:i) LKTTKIt LIST. Tho following lint of loiters remain uncalled for at the pout office nt Modford. Oregon, Wednesday June 7lh,H)ll. Addis Oeo., llnlcom W. II... Hell Horl. Urown Mrs. W. ., HuriiKS Hurt. Conrnd Fred 0., Conner Irn E., Corey J. H., Davison .Mary, Dooloy Dave.. Feiio lln, Fitzgonild W. li., Frvur Waller. Mood p. c, Hnle.v T. F.. Harris John, Harrison Phil S Hon- tiriek Mr.,, Humphrey Win., Johnson Mrs. Win., Kulb J. E., Kelloy Thos W., KorrJ-'rank, Kirklanll -.Win., Lnnglie Tom, Lnw C. T., Laiiderlmiigh Eva. Lill Jny jr., Lewis Arm. Mnrgmct, hindsoy H. y UWy W. II.. Mills W. I., MeClellen Touoy, MoltiaH' C. O., Miller Frtuik II., Moorland Mrs. Jenn. Afoore Mm. J,avhia, Mrtxl John, Now- oonih w. C. O'Hrien Irl (2), O'Con "er V. U.. (2), Olmslend lu-s. a. E., Omgol Jf. Frank, Ongol Frank, Piatt . e., rioren unrry, Pollard L. J.. iwiuonii k. H., wk Frankio, Soarls t. W., Sou. I'aintom Union, Soe. remont Workom Union, SIiiiw Simon. Simmons Mr. nnd Jrm. F. I)., Spook Mrs. 0. E., Sleolo H. A Tuvlor S. N Thornton J, R, Upson L. J.', yan Mrs. 11. 0., Wigliinnii JH-s. jrargarot, Wilson H. H Whitley S. Parties milling for' tho nbovo lot tors will ploiiso nay 'advertised.' A olmrge 6f ouo eoit will bo mndo up on delivery of the. nbovo loiters. A. M. WOODFOIII). Post master, Massam Called to Europe. E. F. JrnsBiun will leave Tuesday for Paris, Franco, whoro ho 1ms been onlled by u French syndicate for the purpose of disposing of n largo min ing properly in Tdnho for n price of $200,000, Cnptnlu Clark and nKHoelntoH who havo bonded from Or ( It. Hny the Hninentitku mine noj,r Woodvillo, are rapidly getting thlngn rounded Into nlinpo prepnrntbry to rnnklng oxten hIvo iliivolopmentH nt the mine. The machinery Sit the mill linn all been overhauled nnd n new pump and turn, er motors bnvo been put In which will facilitate tho working capacity. Sev enteen or eighteen men are now em ployed In and nrotind the mine and n m noon an thliiRB open up more will bo put on. At prenerit Mr. Jnyne, the ffiipcrlntondont, In Hlmply projecting, with n vlow to dcteriiiliiD Junt where the mine rhould be opened up nnd Ih driving crogs-cut ttinnclK to cut the vein In different pine en with that end In vlow. Tho work that him been dono at tho mine In the pnt Ih of n very unRatlHfactory nature and If the ore bodies aro continuous and the valueo remain after development the men In chnrgo will put In a much Inter Im proved trentlng plant nnd tho work will be ptiHhcd junt an rapidly as la bor nnd capital will permit. In the punt the mine has under gone n Horles of gophering and ngnln money hnH been spent, with n rather lavish hand, very much In tho wrong direction It seems. Tho vein lies be tween a contact of alnte and por phyry and has nil the cnrmnrkB of tho making of a good mine. In width It varies from eight Inches to three fee nnd value to the tcxent of from SO to $150 per ton havo been found. t The main lodgo Is unbroken having been traced for a dlntnnce of several hundred feet on tho xurfnee nnd the wnlls wnero they havo been struck nro perfect. Tho whole country If very highly mineralized and several veins cnrrylng some values InfersecLJ the main lodo continuously. .Mr. Jnyne is cleaning out old drifts, stope, etc., and nome ore tins been taken out that will bo put through the mill nn n teat run nnd It It Ih found that tho ore' Is rich enough to JtiHtlfy milling nny. amount that Is ly ing nround on the different dumps will be gnthcrcd upland put through the mill, thereby lessening tho run ning expenses of tho development work. I RIDERS OF IDAHO CAUGHT Six Warrants Are Issued by Federal Court Charging Conspiracy to De fraud the Government Out of Lands. Inr mul feather land eliiimmitu who refused to do their bidding. The government charges thnt nn organized gang operated to secure title to valuable land tracts upon which settlers had filed entry mid (lint they iihciI violence mid Hi routs to carry through the alleged plot. Federal secret iigontu hnvr been working on tho case since February when Joseph Viuigluui, it soUler, kill ed E. V. EiumonH, iv mutt said to be in sympnlhy with tlio riders. Vnugluui, who was ncipiiltcd of murder, on tlio Htnml asserted that many Hottlcrrf lind gone away owiiuj to threats of death while others who had remained, had been tortured but fonrcd to not ify tho authorities for four of von gennce to come, HOISE, Idaho, June 10, Hciisii-f lions are promised by government of fieials when six nlleged night riders' all prominent ranchmep of the Ciiiiiiih district nro brought to trial on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government of valuable lands nnd en trymen of their rights. The men were arrested on bench warrants issued by tho fcdoral court. They nro: E. C. Oriswold, Chnrlca M. Johnson, Harry McAdnms, Alnrvin Wilscy, James mid Hoy Hnnford and Jerry licrpic. Following arraignment they are at liberty today under heavy bonds. Their arrest created a sensation. It Iiiih been known for mouths that the Omnas Prairie settlers had been tcrrized by a band of masked men who adopted the Kentucky night rid er tactics nnd threatened to kill, or CORA E. UTLEY (Chiropodist MARINELLO SHOP OVER KENTNER'S 1IA1U DKESSfNO MANICUEING SJIAMPOOJNG MASSAGE JJAOi GOODS CHAM) IOIKii: KNK2HTS OF PITH IAS Astoria, Oregon. Juno 20-U1, 11)11. For the above occasion the South ern Pnclflc and Corvnllls nnd Enstern will sell low round trip tickets from nil points including branches at spe cial low round trip fnreo. Tickets will sold June ISth and 10th, good for return until Juno 24th. The Hplondid excursion steamer "T. J. Potter," has been chartered for this occasion, and will lenvo Ash street dock, Portlnnd, for Astoria at 11:00 p. in. Juno 13th, returning from AHtorln midnight, Juno 21st. Delegates nro urgently requested to mnke reservations for Bleeping nccom modntionH either through locnl agents or C. W. Stinger, City Tlckot. Third and Washington htreets, Portland. For detailed faro from any stntlon, call on any Southern Pnclflc or Cor vallls and Hustorn agent. 4d A very pretty social ontdrtiiinniont was held nt the homo of Mrs. Nary Smith, 008 Wert Tenth street Sat urday afternoon. Tho event was given by Mrs. Smith and Miss Caroline- Smith in honor of Miss Thomas of Honolulu, who i the guest of MW llessio Keutiier. Mrs. Will Itnrdor assisted tho hostesses. v Dainty lighf refreshments consist ing of sandwiches, chocolate, olives, eako and sherbet was served. A lost was served with each cup of sherbet Those present woro Mesdiiiues Wcnt!, 11. ltothcmtcl, Jrelntyro and 1 oilfield; Jlisses Folgor, Elizabeth Folgor, Muvy Deiit'l, Mildred Ware North EuglUh, Hiurl Davis, Kcokler, Nessio Kontner, Gladys Hoard, 1 Icier Dahl, Sarah lfulcigh, Miss Marso of Central Point, a guest of Mrs. Me Intyro and the guest of honor 'Miss Thomas. The luntso was lustily decorated with greens mid June roses. Tho "Mivdo In Oregon" movement Inaugurated by the Manufacturers' Association, of Portland, will do much to stlmulato tho mniiufacturo nnd Bitlo of goods umdo within tho Htato. UaaUliiB for Health. READY FOR THE FOURTH .;. 'Twill be hot, so make your preparations accordingly. We've things to wear that will add a great deal to your comfort and your appearance as well. Light Summer Homespun, Crash, Flannel and Serge Suits, with all the snap of Summer style, $17.50, $20.00, $22.50 to $45.00. -: SUMMER FURNISHINGS Negligee Shirts, fancy Hosiery, Underwear in Zephyr eights, Belts, Neckwear and all other Summer wearables. STRAW HATS KNOX QUALITIES ' Here's the place to get the one you'll like fair in price and of a quality that's reliable, $2.50 to $10.00. We've plenty of hot weather comfort in store for you. "When you see it in our windows you can bank it's right. , u '. '. 'I '. '. '. '. '. 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I :; 'I '. '. 'I ' 'I :; i ii ' 'i 'i :: '. 'i 'i !: , ii Model Clothing Co j CONDENSED STATEMENT OF The Jackson County Bank at close of business, June 7th, 1911. (Call of State Bank Examiner.) RESOURCES Cash in vault and in banks $2f)(5,092.-13 County and city warrants and bonds 47,779.(57 Heal estate and banking premises 150,000.00 Loans and discounts On demand .HlS,028.()l On time 52,189.20 i 500,217.81 J- 1 I it 1 fl Ittttlt MitMIMtl .lltMMlpOOtllOiilX LIABILITIES Capital stock fully paid , $100,000.00 W 111 I'lllO tMIIlltllt4ltMltlttlttMIIMttMtlMMMIl1l 9 Kjjt ljl Undivided profits .., 7,259.(55 Total $S3-l,0S9.9l Based on the above strong statement and on our record of nearly a quarter of a century of conservative and square dealing, we solicit tho continued patronage of all who have ovor done business with us and welcome all now accounts assuring all that our policy of the future will be to con sider the interests of our depositors and stockholders above everything else, 1 .TAOKSON COUNTY BANK. f'srrrrs JSss f &$&', V 'fi -Val