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' w ft l- llt k ' I? J f 4 W w f t s N mpDyMAlL TR11UNK PJBNDKNT NBWSPArRn KVBtir AJTRRNOON nnrnvr iit- rtiK T Til nu rnuiTitia co, .Th pemocmtJo Times, Tho Mnlford WftlLThe MeJrard Tribune, The South rn 0reenUn, The Asbland Tribune. . 0fhs Mall Tribune Bulliltn, 8S-S7tD North rir street; phone, Main SOU: tome 7f. OBORQK PUTTTAM, Halter and Manager M . lnlared a econi)-elM8 matter at Medrprd. Oregon, nJer the aet or jnaren a, 1S7 Offtel! raper'of the City t Meflferd. OKjtWftwr If Jaekaett Cowntji The suhscrhtion ratrs. One year, by man .....,..,,15,00 pna'rnonth, by mall ...... ,50 Per month, delivered by carrier In Mcdrerd. Jacksonville and Ccn tral Iotnt. ... . ... .... ,S0 ffettiritay only, by mall, pie year.- S. Weekly, per year. 1,50 swRwAamctjL.ATio?r ' Dally n.verre or lveji month end. Irg Novcanber 30, mi. S7B1. JChU Iaac4 Wle. Unite Iri Tarll TrtbHme Is on vsati at the i.Bi7 news rstanu, ssan Franclneo, Ivmman News Co- Portl Wi O. Whitney. StatUct. T rurannn 110101 News stand, Portland. ma. ore. ah. MRDF'ORn, ORHflOTf, I Metropolis of Southern Oregon and Northern Caliroraln4 aud the fastest vrhi city I limwinK ciiy in urearon. , reputation tj. B. rensus 1J10 SS9; estimated. J3ll.t8.eo. . 11t hundred thousand dollar Oravltv 'Wntnr System comploted. giving- finert, unply'PHro mountain water, and 17.S hiii es 01 Bireoia raven. t -Poatoftlce receipt fop year eadlne imntmuw iv, jail, biiow increase or 15 er cent. ; Banner fruit city In Oregon ttOKwa "cr opiueniterfr nppiea won sweea- vtakes prise an.l title of t , M. "AJ .. "" WerWT ' t the Kntlannl' Acnle Show, Spokane, 1909, 'and a car of Mctrtoirna worn rtrat Prhir la 41 'at CanadUn International Apple Show, raneouver.B. C Jrlaa JPataa-Jai lU at Spakana National Apple Baow wee by carload of Ncwtowna Koirae 3tlvrr ptrara broucht filKheat ,prIcoa In all tnnrketa of th world dur Inplho pat- elx yeara. Write Commercial Club, tncloatajr t icenteXer ytostapo er fto tubal commu pljlyiyamighlet evtsr pnbllaaed. 1 WASHINGTON. Nov. 12. Confir matiou of the iiihentiou oC British 'AmbaBsatlor Jniucs JJrycc'to rcsipn was given hero today in au official statement issued at the White LIous, which' said: "The president is informed of Uie intention of Ambassador Bryce 10 xeuro oeiorc ions, lie imimnrcd n wish to do so to his maje.tjJs jjovorn 'mentin July, 1911, but at tho request of Ifie British covemment remained in Wflbhington to deal with certain matters then pendiuir. When he is relieved Mr JJrj'co will devote him self to the completion of two Avork on -which he'lias'lonp been enURed."' It is -understood that Ambassador Brype's resignation becomes effective January 1. AS, WASHINGTON", Nov. 12 Charles; Page Bryn American ambassador to Japan, has forwarded his rcsigna- 'tion to President Taft, accordiux to .'aunotiiiceiiu'iit made here this after noon. Ill health, due to injuries Wibliiined in ji carriage acoidont, i Kiven as tho causo. Bryuu'ri rcjigtm lion wil be hceepted. STAR THEATER OWNERS TO SPEND $10,000 Tlio People's Amusement company, operators of the Star Theater havo leased tho prpperty nqxt door to tliolr proscnt quarters occupied by tho M. M. dQUartment etorc, and will licgln at oneo the making of im provements to cost $10,000. The plans call for tho enlargement A of tho theater ana en.uipnien("wUu lat est accessories, ' TIiq now quarters when completed will bo CO by 130 foot, with a marble lobby, a stao the width of tho two InilldhjKs, and a Keating capacity of 00i. ''An up-te.dato ventilating sys tem and steam heating plant will be installed, and provisions made fpr emptying tho building in lees than five minutes. An exhaust electric fan will ( keep x supply, of fresh air throughout tho performances, The Mftdford Realty & Jmprpve mpnt compuny. Charles Lebo, niana ger, has charge of. the improvomeuU ariti represented tho atnusoment com pany lt the, deal. Al Sather, the maiijtgef, wrUk'ittvoscharge of tho oprtonofrtb4' theater as pow, and performances will (be hold dally, while the onanges aro being mado. Al gather, jnanutjer of the com pany's Interests horo, is one of the best all around theatrical men that has oyer bwu (u Medfovd and has certainly made a success of the Star. -Ho knows tho game in ull itsl aiaii, la jJiaaaaui. uuu uuiik'UK iu ery, (tftiS.fiiul tho company certain l'-. kve in him, an ablo, live wire AH U'D mpio5A it JOS&tfO BRYCE RES DIPLOMATIC m rirntuUve. t ',-. . f THE GOOD ROADS MUDDLE.' HELL is MiiiUo bo paved with gotnl intentions, but oven this cheap form of road improvement would be voted against by tho Oregon mossbneks in lindcs. This is the only Jciud of road improvement permitted the people ot Oregon at present. The net result of the (lection has been the defeat of all constructive road mea sured except the convict road measures, and the passage of uncalled for and unueeded measures still further re stricting road building and rendering an extensive system ot good" roads impossible. The road situation is far worse- than it was before elec tion. Then all that was needed to permit counties, to con struct permanent roids "was a simple enabling act provid ing the proceedure for calling bond elections. Instead "Of passing such an act, as was offered by the G ramie and by the .Home Rule bill, two constitutional amendments were passed, one restricting the state from contracting road indebtedness for more than two per cent of the assessed valuation, and one restricting counties from contracting road indebtedness for more than two per cent of the assessed valuation. The constitution now forbids the incurrence of any in debtedness for state road building in oxcess of two per cent of tins assessed valuation of the property in the state, but an enabling act is still aiccdcd to enable the state to spend a penny. The constitution regarding county road building as amended now reads as follews: N'o rntintv shall create anv debts or liabilities which shall singly or In tho aggregate with provlous dobtR- thousand dollars, except to suppret insurrection or repeal invasion or 10 build and maintain permanent roslds within the county; and dobta for ricrtuancnt 'roads shall bo Incurred only on approval of a majority ef those voting on the question, and shall not either singly or in tho -aggregate with previous debts,and liabilities Incurred for that purpose exceed two per cent or thfr assessed -valuation or all the property In tho county. But the county cannot legally spend 'over -5,000 until r.n enabling act has been passed. Two per cent gives too sniall an amount to permit Of permanent highway con struction on au extended scale to benefit all parts of the county and taxpayers will not vote bonds unless all parts of the county aro benefitted. Oouhties, like Jackson, Klamath, that arc already heavily in debt, havte no object in issuing bonds, unless to refund outstanding warrants. The amendment should have been called "An act to pre vent good roads in south'em Oregon" for that is its effect. It would be hard to imagine a worse muddle than the "Harmony" road committee of self-appointed guardians of the state have made. By their multiplicity of bills, they contused tnc voters ana orougnt ueteat to tneir own rneri torious measures, and success to their reactionary ones. They have restricted the development of Oregon and left it still impossible to construct a mile of highway, either state or county. The legislature may provide enabling acts and it may fail to, as it failed two years ago. But these acts cannot afford much relief to Jackson count'.' The first bill introduced in the legislature by the Jack son county delegation shouldbe a constitutional amend ment to be submitted to the people two years hence in creasing the limit 5f road indebtedness to five "per cent, as it is in California and other progressive states, where the policy of assisting development to its utmost, instead of thwartincr it. obtains. Vinegar and By P. J. O'Gara, Pathologist In -Charge While vinegar may be made from as fruit Juices and various sugary or slder the making ot vinegar from pure is presented for the purpose of giving saving the cull apples which would facts concerning the process of vinegar making will be stated as briefly as possible to bo followed later by a full discussion of vinegar making which will appear lu bulletin form. It is generally conceded that not more tbanGO per cent of tho apples actually grown in the United States are accounted tor in general statistics. The 40 per cent wholly unaccounted ers or ko to waste on tho farms where resent the enormous total of 100,000,000 boxes, and (here'ls no doubt that tho actual waste will represent fully half that amount. Practically all of this loss could be turned Into valuable Julco mid It has been determined that the apple, varlef rom 8Q to 8C per cent of from 14 to 20 per cent. However, and expressing the Julco, not much over half of tho juice originally con tained In tho fruit is recovered. Under tho very best conditions only 70 per cent of tho tdtal moisture content of tho apple Is extracted. With1 tu comon grater or crufeiilng machine aud tho ordinary hand press, GO per cent of the total weight Is about all that muy be expected. A box of applet) weighing SO pounds net will yield about 25 pounds or 3 gallons of Julco. This has been obtained from sucn varieties as are commonly grown In this district, namely, Baldwin, Jonathan, Wlnesap, Newtown, and others, It Is posslblo that three gallons of Juice per box of apples Is a high average to bo expected where & poor grating machine and a small band press are used; two" gallons, would be nearer tho average. It pays to crush the apples well before putting them Into the press. broken so as to roleaso thelt contents. Tne weljjht of an equal volume of apple JuIlo or must Is groator than thnf of water; the specific gravity being about 1.055. ln other words, ap; po julco as It Is expressed from tho fruit Is about S per cent heavier than water. Tho total solids leprcseut about 14 per cent; total sugar about 11 per cent; malic acid about 0.5 .per cent; tho remainder being water. Not All of tho sugar is taken In tho Julco us almost ono-balf of thq total sugar coutainod In the apple is left In l!ie pomace. Tho sugar content ot the fruit Is the Important consideration, and for this reason every cure should be taKen o got tho Juice from tho pomace. ,, ' Jt must be understood that dirty fruit, pr'badly decayed 'fruit should 'not be used. If tho annles have been lying on tho ground and aro covered with dirt, they should be' washed, ll pressure is a goua way to remove uiu uirv quiuaiy. uecayeu iruiia siiouiu never bo used as by so doing certain organisms aro Introduced into the Julco whlchiwlll tond to spoil tho flavor of tho final product. Furthermore, tho Introduction of foreign organisms into tho juslco will lntorfcre with tho normal acohollc(and acetic fermentation, ' ' ' How Ui'i'reM the Julco , As' soon as tho Julco has been' expressed from tho frultJt Is beat to placo It In spmo large recoptaele nnd permit It to stand for h few days bo foro barreling it. )iy doing 7,Uils, a considerable amount of solid matter held In suspension wlUsejtlt! before the Julco Is placed In the barrels. All containers ahouM'W woTi cleaned and It Is best to scald them with live steam pr boiling -water, When the juice bus stood long enough to permit the solid' matter to settlo, It should bo put Into barrels or casks which should not' bo filled to' more than two-thirds or three-fourths of their capacity. Jt Is a .good plan for the vinegar maker to havo a specific grav ity hydromoter In order to(test tho Julco heroic it is put into tho barrels, As Btatod ubove, tho julco ot most of' our fall and winter varieties will test 1.055 specific gravity. This julco will tost a llttlo morn than II per rout sugar, aud If piopoily handled will mako vinegar containing G per cent I acetic ngld, As the JuJ.ce formetjts MEDTTORD MAIL TRIBUNE. i M or llabilltcs exceed tho sum of five Its Making j a number of different products such starchy matters, this article will con apple juice only. This short paper Information to those Interested in otherwise go to waste. The Important for are cither consumed by the grow grown. This. -10 Per cent will rep apple Juice, elder or vinegar, 1'oinnco average water content of the whole the total weight, and thp dry matter with the ordinary methods of crushing As far as posslblo the cells should bo convenient, a, bose wljh water under )ts specjfjc gravity, will decrease and. TODFOim ORteflOaT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, when It has roarWl about 1000 or penrod through conversion Into alcohol. In practice not ull of tha ttugnr Is converted .Into alcohol, and, therefore, thp ajioclflo grnvlty Is iimuilly it lt tlo Rreatcr than water. Alcoholic l'VVtm'ittntlon In order to cnuse tho nugnr In tho apple Julco to ho con vol led Into alcohol, It Is best U ndd one cuke ot compressed Kt to each tlvu gnlloua ot tho Julco. Tho j east should bo sottcmnl with lukewarm water boforo putting It Into tho cask containing tho Juice. Tho teiupornturo of tho storage room should bo such that tho Juice will be held nt n temperature ot lift to 7R dogrees F. At audi tempurnturoH the yeast plant (Sitcchuromces corovlftlue) grows more rapidly than nt lower tenflerature; hence, fermun tntlou Is more rapid. Higher temppraturea will not bo Injurious to the ottt plant but I here may be a los of alcohol by evaporation, The nddl tlou of tho yeast plant 'to the Julco na Indicated nnd the kuoplug of the temperature At the optimum point, will rvsult In reducing the period of alcoholic formouUtlon fully ono-lmlf. (To be cbntlnucd) COMMUNICATION. About That Water Rights Case As a rule it Is foolish nnd wurxo (hnu usclef t attempt to reply hi a ncmper article. A nnpiiper al ways hits Ihu htft word nnd inuiiy persons submit to bo intaropresonlcd rather limn wu.te lime in n futile argument with a npnpcr. There nro muiio Mntcnicnts in the Mnil Tribune editorial if November flth regarding the Culiforuin-Oregtui Power company which place that company iu n ful-o light before that public not ucqmuutcd with the true fuels. The Oregon waler law provide that whoever develops the wnteix of n j.trcnin mid put: them ti a beueti eaul use Is ns uuu-h untitled to the M)SHcs-sion of thoe wntrrs ns u homesteader is entitled to. hi Itouie, .lend vhieli lie ha developed in rxjoU faith. Tho predecessors of the present lanvcr company, uoling in good fuith nnd claiming rights under tho water law just stated, built Ihu plant nt Gold Buy nud ptut neuily turn mil lion dollars, in real money putting the waters of Hoguc mcr to n beneficial use nud -extending distributing lines for light and power over the valley. A lnrgo portion of this money wn spent locally for labor nnd material; nnd the starting of this enterprise raised tho standard labor wiige in nouthcrit Oregon from $ l.'i."i or day, payable in farm produce or nuythiug but ensb, to $2.50 icr day, payable in enfrh money. , Iist ycur the plant nt I'rosjvect awis built at n eoft of nearly three quarters of u million dollars to.dute, nnd mi fur, the firt one, of a posm- blc four, largo dimruot, is installed , ., ..?, ,, Z ,1 1 f ""n-r fuf,,,Cr "- l iJi .ll' adTttl ,,, ",!, Now coiHeirtrivHlottipuoy who admit Jii thcirteHtimouy befvm the water cjmniisj)idu hut they have owned the hind u which their pro posed power site U located for twenty-four, years nnd that their only ex penditure up (o dute fqr developing their proiMjscd jwwer bile is forty four dollars. This company- also claims to be developing a potjer site which woujd use the water of 3fill ('reck Falls but nro trying to hold a innve'r site pn Rogue river under sixty-foot bend when there are rapids which would give u five hundred foot head by go ing u thousand feet further up the streum on their own Jand. The ex planation is that if the Kogtic river claim is allowed by tho water board it would take nil the water away from the present power plant at Prospect and mnke the large, invest ment there valuclcHs unless the rival company was bought out. It is exactly on n par with the niHu of u man who has uncut hundreds of dollars nud scleral yeur of his time improving a honktuu to haiu a stranger walk onto the placo and turn a few shovcjfujs of earth and say, "now I have begun to imprnvo this place ami I intend lo contest your claim unless yoii'buy tuo off," Those of us whojire familiar with Medford's history during luo past five j ears know how inuiiy hot uir promoters have stepped into tho Jimo light nud (old of the wonderful thing., they were Uj"g, t do if im prove this valley; build' railro'ails, power plants and irrigation systems nnd develope tJio niiuing and timber resources of (Ii valley, Whero arc these promoters now, and what ha hccoiiiu.of Ihcir won derful schemes f' Houie of these men who camy hero chiJHH'pg jo huwt un limited capital behind them left town with their zonnl bills unpaid nud Ihcir schemes vanished into thin uir. Thorp are three Jurgq, companies who have really' spent largo sums of money iu developments, which wore beneficial to this valley; they are tho KogueJauds Irrigation company, tho Pacific & Eastern railway and tho Itoguo Ifivcr tiloc triii compuny, whoso interest were purchased by tho, California-Oregon power company. How many more can you think of, and what has become of lu numer ous promoters "who pre-empted the middle of the stngu and told iu two or tbrau column write-ups in the newspapers what they were "going (o do." "" " V The leu million dollar bond Issuo mentioned is thuiuioiiiit autliorcd which may be issued somu time iu the future. Not dilo dollar of tb-- bonds can bo issued until npproved by llm pitblio ulililii's (oiiii'iiission of California, ami (buy will npproin only gutili mim tf tU "wad ww unity nil tho (ulnar Will luvvo dlmn n are ttol for net mil eouM motion nud purchase of plants nnd machin ery. The Culiforniu-Otcgon Power com puny Iiiih no desire to inteiiero with any llgi'tiumte user of water for Ini gntion purpose, but there arc ensea where land owners nre claiming three or four tiincH n much water nu (liny can ever inc. Most of the feasible irrigation ditches- oli upper Uoguo liver nre already constructed. The ylmtfd lying along the Uoguo. river above Upper Table Kock lies in a sor ies of benches and Vutlijiir font hills luiving nu clovatiou of from HI to 7." feet ubove the water iu Ihu liver and It is easier nud cheaper to put vynter n thU land by niuiiiirt of clee trie pumping plants than by con st niejjng miles' of ditch, which is exK'iisive to eonstiuet, wasteful of water nud requires constant repairs. Klectiio pumping of water will mako irrigation possible, on thous and of acres ot laud, that cannot now bo reached by niiy system of gravity ditelic. making it possible to pump fnmi wells st renins nnd ruscr Yuirs, nud onto lauds ubovu the reach of nny grnxity syslem, There ne oyer '1000 neres of laud ilow under irrigation in this valley by the elec tric pumping system; nnd iM growing use bids Xnir to iolve n largo propor tion of tho irrigation problems, Tho California. Oregon Power com pany Wishes to gie every one wilue received nud mako a fair profit on it.s investment. Lust full it volun tarily removed the meter rental charge of 'J,') cents a month from till its bills', suffering a reduction iu revenues of overlive hundred dollars u month by this rate reduction. It bus nlwnys been the first to giwi its cubtomcrs the benefit of nliy reduc tiou in prieo in innuiH mid nnpiiiiiiccs and has. this seas;,,, put in over lor ty miles of distributing lines iu tin i.!... ri.. . . i n... tion m price iu limyi mid appliances, the C over thirty-fjvo thousand dollars, making it Hssjhlo for ranch jiiiiI orchard owners' to havethe bciiehts of electric light and Mwer service. This company is here to do lis share to help build up the Itogtie river valley; and nothing will go further toward accomplishing this result than cheap electric power for pump ing piid manufacturing. IL C. STOUDAUI). Division superintendent, California Oregon Power C". Tibercultsls irfedlclae ' Saved Tkifi Nm's Life rnrtimtmla I n vnrlou illeae, ami oflru Urn tht foiiMilntlun for etirunlr Inns lrautiltiiiijiur Tul'rcnlodt rwiill. Anr rnvumonla. or nny wrlnnn or tus. Iiorn cold, It U le lo lake Kchfjao' Al. IrMttre. Don't wait to tlnd out jvhellier the trouble U Rritlng -worncj but Ukn IxVmnn'N .Mtrrnllv in tlmo anil avoid tbe InnKCr uf illiranr, llcail of tho mom lu ihl fiis 3.10 .Vo. IIhI Xt, 1'hllfl., 1M. "(ientlenifii: I mu Rrlllnir ntontt rrry iilrrly nmt valnlnir ulrrmilli all tbo I low. I now urlKh l." liouiiilc a kiiIii lnr Srplfiiilitr HI. lisiT, uf 'M wiunil morn limn wlitii 1 rlrt ilirlnl to lake llm Al leratlu' I wliti 1 tiud known of It two yciri pko t ll M"iil,l li) mm n much mliH-ix nail Ltntiemi. I jtaa uf frfltiB from a Trrr lerlonn ntin-nl I on i.-, wliloli followcl it tinl attack of pufiiinonu, Jl plijfUUn ami n iiiecUlln drclarnl my Htn tioirlea. I cannot hut l tliankftil tti you nml Ibe Aliiilshly (tod for tho grwt liKvirfnK and cliause of Iwultli It liiuMiroiivtit me." (Hnorn Afflddrll) VIIOK. IIKir.IX Klvn yrara later, reiwrt good livallli,) lkioon'x Altwullre U rffectlf In llron ebltla, Aatliwa, Hay' 1'cvitj Throat anil l.tiasT TroudlMi. ami In uplnilldlnK Hie yiilfni. Dock not ronlaln lioUotm, oiilAlm or liablt-fortulns: ilrus. Ak for booklet lelllas of rrcotcrlr. ami wrllr lo lknu.n Laboratory, rbllalfiblH, I'n , for nmroi'vl. donee. Vor tale by all UbiIIuk druicglit Sale of . t , p Wool Dresses Values M to $22.50 Krnv AHREN'S C1 ri tiitwrn i 191& .j.1 i.sju-mi.m i ix H0ushotf( Economy llor to Wur the Cunsh Hrruji unit fnvr f3, f MnklHK It M Iliitnf. Couuh iiicdlclne, iih ft rule, runtulii u Isrgti iiinntlly ot plain syrup. K jou tnka.nuo pint of gninulatcd sugar, add jl pint of warm water and stir about li mlnutex, von hau as good lyrup as money couhj buy. H you .will then put SVu ounces of Tlncx (no cent' worth) In a plat kittle, ami till It up with the Sngur Syiup,yim will havo us much cough oyrup ns you could buy rnuly uiado for 9U.0O, It kwt perfectly. . . . , And jon will find II the bol cough syrup you cer MmmI even In whooping cotigli. You can fevl It lakii hobl--uu ally stop tlut iiiont siMcrti cough In '2i hoars. It Is Jut Isxutlio enough, him a cjmmI tonlo clfrft, and tnto ! jilcnxniit, Tnko a tciwpooiiful every one, two or three houri. It U a splendid xomedy, too, for whooping cough, croup, horacitci nUi inn, client, pulim, etc. ' rlnex li tho mnt vnlunblo eoitpciitrn ted couiiHiund of Norway white Plan cy tract, rich In gunlscot and nil the hw. Ing plno element. No other prrjuinv tlon will work In thU foriuulit. TlilsrralM for making cough remeily with l'lnex unit Sugtir Svrup l now uicd nnd nrlred lu thoitiands f hornet In the Unitml Stte and CViiiniln. Tim plan 1ms often been Imitated but novor aueceifully. A guaranty of absolute sattxfactlnn, nr money promptly refunded, ne with th! reel', Vour driigglit ha rlnex, or will get It for vnu. If not, scud to Tho Dincx Co., 1't. Wojuc, Ind. MILWAUKEE NURSERIES 70,000 applo, SII.OOO penr, 2000 cherry, 2000 walnut, 10,000 prune, extra heavy heavy grades, ono year old trees, leading varieties, true to nnmo. drawn without Irrigation. Oregon, Adrcss N, ll. Ilnrroy, Mllwaiikoo, ftntlsfnctlou gnnranteod. Send for our list boforo placing your orders. Will comparo with tho best trees to bo found Anywhere. Price low, Parties wishing to subscribe renew their subscription to or The Saturday Evening Post The Ladies' Home Journal, or Tho Country Gontleman Please notify C. A. DoVoe, 418 W. Main. District agent for tho Curtis Publishing Co. Hack numbers al ways on hand. ;PhotHi f011. Medford Real Estate & Employment Agency 'JI0 acre stock ranch, 5 room box house, barn and other nut buildings, 10 acres In cultivation, plenty good wittor, no better proposition in Ihu valley, will ill for a very low price or will trade for good city proper ty. Investigate thlri, 140 acres In Hams Valley to trade for city property, Improved or unim proved. 1C0 acres of sticky, r V4 mile out, largo hoiiBo nnd barn, small family orchard, 175 per acre. 65 acres of alfalfa, on 'Pacific Highway, 7 'room house and 3 baps, pumping plant, small young orchard, can soil (or u short tjmo at f 205 per acre. If you aro looking for a small tract, coiuu aud see us we hnvo some wo can sell nt a very low price and on very easy term. Como and list your vacant houses with us. Kiuploiuciit Olrls and women for general houno wtirk lu und out of city. Man to shovel gravel. MES. EMMA BITTNEB Phono Home 1 1 Oppofclto Nnsli Hotel HOOMS 6 and 7, PALM IILOOK. AT rOUNTAINB.HorCLI.on CLSCWHCnC Get Iko Original sd Genuine HORLICK'S MALTED MILK meUu Jmtiatitnf The Food Drink for All Ajjcs RICH MILK, MALT CRAIN UTRACT, IN fOWDER Not in any Milk Trust m? IntMtoriHHOBMCK'SH ' ' ' 'Tk paokaa bom Clark & Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, D. O. Public- Land Mutters: Final Proof,' Dosort Lands, Contest and Mining Cases. Scrip. PJLUMBING t Steam and Hot Water Heating (Alf Work QusrtntaAi Prices Itoasonabls COFFEEN k PRICE 19 Xowara Slooki Jtutrsnce on stu u, !Jfg.U' J.fl..', ilLHi.j WHEli3l! TO tt'O TONIGHT ISfS THEATRE Vaudeville ami I'lintnplu)n I.VAIil and liAtMtl Presenting their une act touiody entitled "A VICTIM OV .lUAIiOtlHV" - i a -imi lMtoTOPhAYSa tiiij TitAin: uvs ui'i.hirr An Incident of the Western ldfo of Yesterday .mi:mouii or patio oavs Mexican Drama IIIM.V .MctlltATII'S UVK I.K'ITIJIIS Comedy fJood M iislu .1 and 10 m'uIn Special Mntluccu Sat. mid Hun. Mittlncn prices 5 und 10 touts Draperies We carry a. verr eoufnlnle llim of droperte, le curialnn, rivturi-. ole., und tin all clnmn nf opholnUrln. A nm-olnl mail to lisik aflrr thin work nxclunlvely and will glv a nood rvlf4 as Is IMMHlllU lo Kt til Vn tha Inritwit cltlro. 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