THEiMEDFORD MAIL FORAKER IS .
WITH CORBETT
. Published Every Friday Mormon.
A. 3. BL1TON.
; Medford, Friday, Pkc. 7, 1900.
' MAN WM WRN TO HUSTLE.
. . : H U ol torn .days; but quite a plenty
SUBSCRIPTION ll.go PER YEAR
Kntarod la the Postofhos at Medford, Oregon
- sa Seoond-ClMa Mail Matter.
' New York oity has 1,622 polling
places, only 51 less than the whole
state of Nebraska, and 9 pore than
there are in North Carolina. ; I U .;
Skcbetaby Gage reoonimends a
reduction of $80,000,000 in the war
tax. . The War revenue act now
raises $100,000,000 annually. These
, are big figures, but this is a bin
; country, and it is doing ; very well
financially. To be able to begin to
reduce the war tax shows that the
country's finances "are all right.
"Albany Herald. : i
The Klamath Falla Express ; is
still harping polities' Say, Friend
Pierce, you're dead to the world
for at least three and a half years.
You died November 6, 1900, aod it
is not good etiquette to resurrect
yourself after so brief a stay at the
political morgue. Why not side
track politics and give your readers
a little news matter that's more
current? -;
The race for the United States
Eenatorehip is beginning to wax:
warm in everv oart of Oreeon. The
fight, as it is now shaping itself,
between Hon. H. W. Coibett,. of
. Portland, and Senator MoBride, the
present representative of Oregon at
"Washington. As between these two
known candidates, the choice in this
section is, so far as our canvass of
opinion has bten made, almost unan
imous for Mr. Corbett. Of course
the people do not elect the United
States senators but they do elect
the state legislators who have to do
with the election of the state's rep
resentatives at Washington. With
out any attempt at a possible coer
cion -of legislative opinions from
this end of the state, The MAil
feels that it is safe in positively
Btaling that.if a vote of the people
was to be taken Mr. Corbett would
receive an overwhelming majority.
The Republicans of this end of the
state admire representative . men
politically; men who have been Re'
Dublicans from principal, rather
than policy; men who have conyic
' tions to 'back their opinion, and
men with sufficient brain matter to
.form opinions and ; courage to ex
nich ft nian is not Hoiu- H.- WY Cor
bett. j:; .. .
', AmbDS the tens of thousands who
have need Chamberlain's Uougn
A.. I 1.4, . 1 la ,..... .... ,1 M t
the past few years, to our knowledge,
not a single case has resulted in pneu
monia. Thoe. Whitfield & Co., 240
VYHUUbll vuivagv. vms u& ..v.
most prominent retail druggists in that
city, in sp-jaklofj of this Bays:- 'We
recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for la grippe in many cases,' as it
. not only gives prompt and complete
recovery, but also' counteracts any
tendency of la grippe to result in pneu
Ynnnin ! For gale bv Chas. Strane.
Ohio Senator's Views on
: . pine Tariff Industry,
Moat-Favored Nation Clause ; Vlll
Not Olve Other Powtra tame j
1 Right as Spain.
tnonia
druggiet.
Death of O. W. Kinkade.
' Robert Washington Kinkade died of
cancer at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. J. Perdue, in Gold Hill, on Nov.
28, 1900, aged seventy-nine years, eight
montbB and twenty days. ...
The family wish us to extend their
heartfelt thnnks to the frierfds and
neighbors in Gold Hill, who rendered
them valued services, and extended
many expressions of sympathy.
If you would biive an appetite like a
hear and a relish for your meals take
Chumberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They correct disorders of the
stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels. Price, 25 cents. Samples free
at Chas. Strang's drug store.
Help Galveston's Homeless, '
And at the same time get a larire, 600
page history of the flood, full of photo
graphs taken on the spot. Other agents
muy offer books of this kind, but I have
the oulv one the profits of which will
be phared with the flood sufferers; it is
ulso the largest and bcBt book pub
lished. : Hold your order until you have
teen my books.
R. A.. Carter, Agent.
Hcadacho
Biliousness, sour stomach, constipa
tion, and all liver ills are cured by
Hood's Pills
From the Ot(tonIm.: i '
The subjoined lettor has just been re
ceived from Senator Poraker, in answer
to a lettor written aim by Ex-Senator
Corbett in reference to the posltlou
takoo by Mr. Corbett, in bis letter re
cently published In the Oregonlan
B. W. Oorbett, Portlanrl.Or. My liear
Senator: I was glad to receive your
lettor of the lath mat., ana nave ruau
with muoh interest the newspaper cup'
Bln innlnnnd. Your Claim that CO
other nation except Spain has a right
to trado with, the Philippines on the
same conditions as the United States,
is entirely correct. Our title U two
fold conquest and purchase. But If it
rested on onlv one or the other of these
grounds, the case wouiu oe tne same.
The treaty provision, giving Spain the
commercial advantage it provides, was
a nart of the consideration lor tne pur
chase in the one case, and a condition
of the terms of rjeace in the other,
Whethor viewed la the one light or in
thn nthnr. tha nrovision iB not in viola
tion of the "most-favored-natlon" clause
of our treaties with-other governments.
I take the liberty ol sending you, un
der separate cover, some remarks made
by me before the Union League Club In
Philadelphia,. in regard to the legisla
tion enacted by . Congress for Porto
With kind remembrance and sincere
good wishes, I, remain, i
.. Varv truiv voura. etc..
. ' J. B. FPBAKBK.
The following is the portion of Mr.
Corbett' letter alluded to and answered
by Senator Foraker: ,.
It is important that products, espec
ially of the Pacific stales, should be ex
ported to these islands free af custom
duties, if we ever expect to build up
commerce witn tnem, ana receive in
exchange the products of their indus
try. It is well known that their prod
ucts are dissimilar in character f-om
ours, and we can well afford to exchange
the products ol tne sou oi tne raciac
states for those of these islands.
It is stated that our treaty with Spain,
by which we parchased these island for
the consideration oi a,uw,u, ana
substantially free trade between Spain
and these islands for ten years, places
us under the obligation to extend the
same prlveleges, or free trade, to other
nations, unaer tne clause mat tuey
would be entitled to the same privileges
"as the most favored nations," under
their treaty stipulations. By this treaty
ire made a purchase, certain' Conces
sions' were continued: and guaranteed,
and un-estricted trade was also sun
etantiallv guaranteed to Spain for the
ten yearn. These concessions and guar
antees were as much a part ol toe pur
chase price of these possessions as the
$20,000,000. With these other nations
have nothing to ao, ana naa no rign to
question. It differs entirely from an
ordinary commercial treaty. This was
sub tantially a bill of purchase with
certain conditions , attached, conse
quently the most-favored clause usually
in commercial treaties has no applica
tion in this case. The president was
undoubtedly right in recommending
that the same revenue laws should be
extended over Porto Rico as were In
fprce In the other territories of the
United States. A majority in congress
determined otherwise, to. which, deck
sion he cheerfully acquiesced, trusting
to luture legislation for -.a, proper
remedy (thereby preventing a division
in bis party). The sound judgment of
the Republican party can be safely
trusted ultimately to determine the fu
ture policy favorable to these new pos-
essiuns..
I am one who cannot, interpret this
treatv or bill of Durcbase as a treaty
coming within the category that would
entitle otner nations to toe same iree-
trade privileges as Spain. -; '
Among the Churches.
... . - ,? '
. : PRESBYTERIAN CHOUCH.
The usual services will be held' next
Sunday morning and evening. All are
welcome.
; M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Revival services are being held this
week and will continue through next
week. The castor is beihz assisted by
Rev. J. T. Cotton, pastor of the M. E
Church, South, of Roseburg. .
Echoes From the Street,
! H. M. Cossi ''riano sales are look
ln im. I anlil ft thousnud dollar UP'
right Instrument to. a representative
buslnosa uutu of Medtord th la week. W ho
was lit Oh, no, oan't tell you now but
when tne utnno cornea ra ton yuu uu
about it."
Pnrrv Btawnrt: "How do VOU 'likn
that store front? Isn't It a beauty?
Well, why don't you say something?
II you QOU t line U 1 It war uuv.
Good enough, Is H? Well, if U suits
vnn 1 irii It will suit Mr. Douel. But.
oandldly.I waot to teH you that that
is tne moat uprwaatesv store irvut i"
Medford.V t j U- i ' '-- i '
Dr.. Burnett; Why do I go away?
Weill I am going back to Riddle, where
I'll do a tew week' work id dontlstry,
after which I . will go to lud'upendonoe
and spend Christmas with my parents
first time with them In nine years.
Oh, I will be buck In Southern Oregon
again. My sister, Laura, is in tne rati
llnery business tn Astoria and is mak
ing all kinds of money." ,
J. W. Wllev: "I shall shin a oouplo
of carloads of hogs to Sau Francisco
the last of tills week. ' The market is a
little off these times, occasioned. I pre'
sume, from the fact that hogs are being
rushed to the oity from all directions
and in irreat numbers. The five car
loads I Bhlone'd last week and the two
that Mr. Reeves shipped just about
clean jd up this. year's crop."
C. H. Elmore: "Where have I been?
Just been sick with la erlope. that's an
but that's ouite enough. Am better
now. Speaking about early day .relics.
I could spin yon a yarn that woald be
Interesting. Why, say, I.havea Mttson
& Hamlin orcran in mv houso that was
the first instrument of tbo kind ever
brought to Jackson County. It wis
packed in on a mule by Mr. Hoffman, a
pioneer of Jacksonville. It's as good
now as It over was. The keys are pure
ivory and were worked out by hand."
E. D. Elwood: "I'm enjoying a good
business. Mv trade is better right now
than it has ever been at tbis season any
Srevious year since t have been In
ustnesshera. Not onlv is my business
here at home growing, but I am doing
a little business with out of town people.
On Monday I sent a 110 ring to Sweden
and the same day L sold a (50 gold
watch to .a Siamese.' at Singapore,
India. The nrlce of ' the watch in
United 8tates money was equal to abont
112 in India money. No I never carried
as large a stock of goods before,, but my
trade of previous year warrants It." , .
H. C. Mackev: "We bar been hav
ing a great amount of trouble of late
with young girls of the town who teem
to have a man la for eon Bscatlng pictures
from the walls of our studio. Wo bave
been missing pictures lor some time
but not until Sunday morning did I
catcb anv'one in the act. My wife and
I were in tbe-baok room of the studio
when we heard light footsteps in the
front room. I beean an immediate in
vestigation and upon entering discov
ered a girl about sixteen years of age
there with her arms full o: sample pic
tures which she had taken from the
wails, and wa reaching for more. She
dropped the pictures upon being dis
covered anu maae a nasty retreat, no,
T don't know who Bhe is but 1 shall try
and remember the face and I'll kuow It
when I see it again.'. - . ..
ACKER'S ' ENGLISH' REMEDY - WItL
top a cough at any time, and will cure tfae
wont cold lnlwttlv hoars, or moneg refunded.
25 eta. sod 30 ou. Sold by Cnas. Strang-, drug
gist. ' '
Meeting of City Council. : .
The Medford city cojncilmen mot In
regular session on Tuesday evening of
this week. - : I. . ;
A oetition sinned by a goodly number
of our townspeople, asking that Sixth
street be opened between D and F
streets, was presented to the board and
was referred to the street committee.
This is the strec', or crossing that - was
closed last spring by the railroad, company.-
. - -.: ..-'. .:-.-.
V. J. King petitioned for' liquor 11-Censi.-'which
was granted, with B.'Ros-'
nthal and E. Worman as bondsmen ;
An ordinance was passed making a
19C1 tax levy of ten mills for oity pur
poses. ' - '
A new sidewaiK was oraerea iaia on
the north side of Seventh street, from
A street to the Bear creek bridge. .
The following judges and clerks of
election were appointed: , ; .' ' '.
i.. ' EAST WARD.-:
Judges F. M.'. Jordan, D,. Brooks,
Jos. Scott.. ; , ... ,;. ... '.. -
Clerks Wm. Ulrich, W. B. Jackson.
WEST WARD.
Judges-'G. C: Noble.iiG.- Li Scher-
mtrhorn. W. L. Hallor. .!
Clerks W. T. York, Orton Wiley.,
The following bills were allowed:
W ti Holley, money advanced tor md9. I '9 92
c FflrffUHon. bal on account.
L. nni'ey, money aavanceu lor e,ekrio
llffhtmaterlal.i
H Murrav. marahal sularv
J w Lawton, recorder's salary
ueinaeiiarat, worn loriowu.;..
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold. -
Laxative Bromo-2ulnine Tabletn cure a cold
In one day. No Curo, no Fay, Price 'lb cents.
Star Lecture Course.
The first entertainment In the course
will be a concert by the Boston Concert
Company text Wednesday, Doc. 12th,
at 8 p. m. Course tickets are now on
iale at Howard's grocery store. jn
account of the demand for tickets more
seats have been reserved than at first
planned. TJiese will be sold to first
comers as long as they last. ,
' Course tickets for concert and four
lectures, $1; reserved Beats for season,
15 cents. , - .
State or Ohio, City or j.olbdo, I
f .TTAanrtriNTV. t
Frank J. ciirney makes oath that he fs the
senior partner ol the firm of P. J. Ulllllir A
Co , doing Dullness In the City ol Toledo, County
ana maie murunttiu, ,iu uu. n.m unu m,
the sum ot ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS lor
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured Dy me use oi tiAuu svAijiiinn i-umb. .
. FllANK J. ClIENBV.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In roy
rcsenoe, this nth day of December, A. D. 1880.
, i , . A. W. OMEASON,
seal 1 :. ' Notary Public,
Han' Catarrh hnre la taken Internally and
r.cts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OI tne syaiem, send lor leHumuniuiB, iruo.
F. J. cnxMEY & Co.i.Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 7ro,
Hall's Family Fills are the best. "
The non-lrrltatlng cathartic. Price
25 cents ot all druggists or by mall ol
C.I Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass; -
, 1 84
S712
4ft 00
was
19 88
10 n
14 89
11 So
22 27
Trlnp, work on bridge 6 77
m 22
.. r ss
44 75
'40 00
84 00
10 72
123 0-J
Teane Morgan, work on street..
Mr Kerwortby, work on atreet with team
will Garrett, work on street wiib team...
l l ressier, worv nn linage ano gireet.
HTrliiD. work on brldae
H A Fredenburg, work on bridge and
electric liffht nlnnt.
K A Allen, work on bridge . :
J W kiohnrdpen, work for city..;.
K li L.awion, eulnefrrs salary -. . ..
J D Hooker, street work ,
W s King, work on street with team....'
Uoyden & Nlcbolfton, mdo
No one can reasonably hope for good
health unless bis bowels move once
each Jay. When this is not attended
to, disorders o( the stomach arise, oil
iousness, headache, dyspepsia and piles
soon follow.- If you wlah to avoid these
ailment keep your bowels regular by
taking Chamberlain's Stomach and
Li sex .Tablets, when required. They
are so easy to take and mild and gentle
in effect. For sale by Chas., Strang,
druggist. '". i
THE BILL NYE
IS AKLONDIKE.
One of the Recent Rich Strikes
Goes $8000 to Ton-Rock
All Rich; and Lots of It ,
Another streak of very rloh ore lias
been struck In the Bill Nyu mine ou
Galls oreuk In fact two of them have
been struck, and both are vary rich.
The strikes were made on Friday of last
week. v
Devulonment work has boon going on
since the .first rich strlko wus luadu last
summer as rapidly its six men ooukl
niuiratu to ndvanutso. and during all
tills work of smkliiir shufts. running
tunnels and lovols good pity rock hits
been In sight, but no epcoial effurt has
been mudu to reullsu nn the output, the
aim seeming to bo to get In and down
on the ledge to the greatest extent
possible, and ascertain approximately
tha amount of ore In the mine, or at
least the amount botwuon the level at
the bottom of the shaft and the eurfaoo
oropplngs.
Ono. of the rloh strikes lust made Is
in tiom the mouth ot tbo tunnel about
100 feet, atid tho other Is In a level run
from tho bottom of a shaft which Is fifty
foot under tho tunnel. lu the first
montloued strike It is estimated theoro
will go tSOO to the ton, while In tho
other SSOOO to tho ton Is the ostunatu
The work so far done un the mine
consists of a tunnel 185 feet in length.
which at the furthest end is 80 feet
from tho Burtace. About 00 feel from
the mouth of tho tunnel u shaft wus
gunk 6Q feet and from tbo bottom of
this a lovel was run mid it wui in this
level that the tbOOO rock wits uncovered.
The ledgo at this point Is 1H Inches
wide and In It la a alx-tnon vein irom
which the richest ouartx was taken,
and tbo adjoining twelve Inches, it Is
estimated, will go io00 to the ton.
An air shaft or "up raise" to tho sur
face has been run and f'om this shaft
sloping was commonoed about six feet
over the tunnel. This stops bat been
run In on the lodge to a point a few feet
beyond tha eau oi me tunnel, ana
was here the cither rich strike was
tnadn. Tha ledire hero It two feet wide
and elghteon Inches of It Is very rich.
Thirty-five sacks of ore was taken out
at tbU place up to Saturday night and
it ir figured that this amount will mill
1000. "
At notltnedurlngnll the development
work on this mine nos there been rock
takoo out that would mill los than (15
to the ton. Tho exact extent of the
ledge cannot, of course, be arrived at,
but from the fact that there aro surface
cropplngs for K0) feet It Is reasonable
to presume that there Is good pay ore
for ut least this distance
Since the first strike wns made on the
Bill Nye a little over (15.000 has been
taken out. That this mine Is one of the
Holiest and best paying properties In
Southern Oregon is not questioned
and there sjnms no gooa reason tor
doubting that It will continue Its gold
producing for an Indefinite period.
The manager, Mr. H. B. Nye, la one
of the best posted mining men in South
ern Oregon. Every move he has made
on this proporty has shown good rosults,
while every prediction he has made has
proven him capable of guessing to a
very close accuracy tbo peculiar turns
and dips of the festive gold , bearing
veins. "'.
J. Beek & Go's.
18.
Z7
1F7
Notice of Final Settlement.
Id tbe County-Court for Jackson County, State
oiOrefron. .. . .
Id the Mailer of the Estate of A. L. Kcutor,
X)atenm6, i
NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
signed, executor of the estate of A. L.
Jleuter, deceased, fan tiled his final account as
such executor In said court, and by ordor of
said court Friday, January 11, 1901, at one
o'clock p. m.t Id net for tbe bearing and settle'
ment thereof. '
All persons Interested are bereby nolfflod to
appear and file their objections to said account
on or before said duy, ,
1 Publfflhed In Tub MRDKOim Mail by ordor
of Hon Cbns. Prim, Judge of said court,- - ' j
Dated .December 4, i9uo.
! ' " 1 fr. 'C W. ttATtTEH,
Executor of the EBtate ol A, L, R outer, 0c
ceased.:''.!?": - .; .:. . ,':,,
....
The only store In
this city where tha
Genuine Imported
Stranaky-Steel
Ware U sold.
Alittlo higher la
price, but outlastsa
cozen pieces of so
called cheap enam
eled waro. ,
BCWAUCt
Other wares look
like it, but the genu
ine baa the name
Stransky-Steel
'Ware on each piece.
Do not be deceived.
First prize at 16
International Exhi
bitions. Highest
ward at World'a
Columbian Exhibi
tion, Chicago. Pro-'
ferred by tho' best
cooking authorities,
certified to. by tho
most famous chenv
ista for purity and
durability, it ia
cheapest becauso
BEST.
Remember, thl
celebrated onar.i
olod waro ia
specially imported
for and sold in this
city exclusively by
VS. . .; ;
It iocs not rust
uor absorb
r o a & o t
oos sot
discolor
nor catch
insldo;isnot
. affected by
-acids in
fruits or
vegetables X
will boil,
stew, roast
. and .bake
without ira-
8
ol
previously
cooked food,
and will last
for year.
wot ',
i T76 caution
tho publlo
against iau
,tU.oas,
par 1 1 n
flavor
Death ot John Loosloy.
Vrom tin Klainatli I'ulln Koiiuliltcnii.
It ia reported that John Lopaluy,
an old ButUor mid htghh niBpoolud
resident of thlH ooimty, dlnd at Ills
home at Ft, Klamath I nut Saturday,
of heart trouble, with whioh hu hud
been ft lung 8ullorr. llo wiih imod
about 80 years. He oumo to Klam
ath Comity from MoMimivillc, Or.,
in '72, H leaves a wife and seven
eons and three dauglitcrs. The rOiiH
are George, Pred, Philip. Bird, Ben
and Marlon Loosloy, of Kt, Klam
ath, Milan Looaley, who in in Alaska,
and the daughter, Mm. Jno. Smart,
Mri. Oaoar Punch, ot Ft. tClninuth,
and Mrs, Geo. Nutloy, of Titcomit,
Wash, The funeral took pi uoo Sun
day. .
i. The Mfst Planter, ' i 5
A piece of flannel dunipenetl with
Ohamherlaln's Pnln Uiilm und bound to
the alfuoted parts is superior to any
Clantur. Whon troublnd with lame
aak or palut Id tho sldo or chest, glvo
It a trial and you. aro oertutn to bo
more than pleased with the prompt io
iiof which it atTortls. . Pain Bui in also
euros rheumatism. One nppllontlon
Slves relief. Fur sale by Chns. Btrntig,
rung 1st.
Resolutions of Condolence.
Resolutions adopted at a regular
meeting of Chester A. Arthur t'ot,
No. 47, DeiHtrlinvnt of Oregon, ti. A. K.:
WilKitKAB, It has pleased the Al
mighty and Hupremo Vtulor of tho unl
vurso In His Inilnlie wisdom, to remove
from tho bosom of his family and tho
comrades ot this post, Noah R. John
ston, thorufuru ho It
Kksoi.vkd, That wo slnoerely hare
thu sorrows uf the hureaved family and
extend to them our hcnrlfult sympathy
In thulr inlsfortuho, eommondlng thvm
In this, their greatest affliction, lu tho
lender euro of lllm who suffered like
wise for us mid who said, "Comv unto
ino, nil ye that labor, und I will give
you rest." And bd It
Kksoi.vku, That wo tool wo have
lost a faltlilut comrade of our order, a
comrade who.n memory will be held In
kindly remombranue and cherished as
Hint of a trtio and loyul vltlxun, and .bo .
It litrther , , , . .
Hiaaoi,vicn, That our olmi'tor bu
draped for thirty days und that a uoiiy
of ihoso rusoliitlons uu printed in tho
Mudfurd pupurs and sunt Io thu faintly
of our duuuused comrade, and that u
aopy bo plituud upon thu ruuortis of thu
post, COMMl'l'TKIM.
. Ma7rled-SmlthMyton.
Tho Oriiuti Pass Obsurvor says: "Mr.
0. K. Hmllh and Miss 1011a Uyton wero
married at tho rosldonuu of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Layton, on
The groom is tho proprietor of tbo
Uayton nntoi in tais oity,
our nulling and prosperous business -inon.
Mr. and Mrs, Binltli nrrlvotl hero
la tbo evening and will make their fu
ture home at tbo hotel." . . ,
Tho groom was .formerly olerk at
Hotel Nash In this ally, und has many
friends huro who Iwlluve they have a
llaaasa to bestow upon tho bride pro
fusion of congratulations and Turn
Mail Is quo of those pullovers,
7 Dissolution of Partnership.
Nottoo Is hereby gtvan that the oo
partiiomhln heretofore enisling by and
between . 13. Jennings and S.K. Lane, '
undur the firm name and stylo of Jen
nings & Laue is, 'by mutual oousont,
this day dissolved. 8. It. LanO has re
tired and K. U. Jennings will eontinuo
thu business. All accounts duo tho
Arm will be paid to Mr. Jennings and
air accounts owod by the firm will be
paid by him. '
Dated this 24th day ol November,
iiwo.
E. B. JknninoB,
8. It. Lank.
, Steam Feathtr Renovating.
Owli g to many inquiries being inndo
as to thu extent of this work, 1 wish to
sUtto to tho publlo that all work will bo
called for within a radius of live or six
ml leu from Medford, which will tr.oludo'
Phoenix,' Central Point, Jacksonville'
and all tbo surrounding country. Orders
can bo left nt our otlloe or by mull,.
Lock Box 3i5.
T. II. B. TaYLOU, Prop.
Medford, Ore.
Flrst-clikss oyster cooklatls, sill
hours, ut White's ooufoetionery, Medford.
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To get a Piano or Organ for your wife or daughter :
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' If so, why not get one from the C0S5 PIANO HOUSE,
t fledford, Oregon, .
It Is the pltio nontor el the Rogue Itlvor Vslley and oarrlaa In stocik tho
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t-IfyoJ want a toaohor you will DnJ Miss Itom thoro, Icavo orilori thore for llrst
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I linvn rc-opftnert mv aliopln Medford onl am
proitnrotl in oxcotitc llrnt-clntis work on short
notice and at roiixoiinblo prices.
Shop In
Meeker &
Co.'s store.
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smoke, and is proving a very popular Bp cigar. (
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It is hand, made, with
, Tho pcpular lOq cigar?
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