The Medford mail., December 13, 1901, Page 3, Image 3

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ONLY A FEW DAIS H IFIFT
'Comparatively, in which to Holoct your Christmas gifts
worth the price of ad-
rni. At Iho regular meeting, of Hollv
r.-1 -''"go, degree ( J i lotor. A O. U.
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The .'dl'mlng la tlio program for ih'i-
, W.Deo. 4th, tlio fo'lovungomcer 'o this e-te
During the past week we have received an
elegant line of rugs, ranging in price from
$1.25 to $25. One of these would make an
elegant gift
Our lino of Rockers is VERY comploto, but will not remain so long at the
rato wo aro sotting them aside. Why not lot us sot one asido for you?
Can't We hold an Extension, Stand, Library
or Dressing Table, Chiffonier, Bed Lounge,
Couch, Morris Chair or Parlor Piece for you?
Como and lot us show you through our stock, for wo aro certain you
will bo ablo to find a suitable gift horo
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J. W M. Shields; 0. W., Marion
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A-lolphlan -.ooloty for Friday evening
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Circuit Court Docket.
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Correspondents
Communications from our sev
eral correspondents muHt roach thin
ofllce not later . Ihan Wednesday
noon to iriBuro publication.
Jacksonville .New i).
dipt. N'ash, the Medford capital
int, was horo Monday.
Curl I'huliM, of Ciold Hill, ix
serving on tho grand jury.
Fletcher I.inn, of Portland, via
itod dirt parent hero liiht week.
Postmaster J. F. Miller wus on
Friday's train bound for Medford.
Marriage license wero issued hint
weok to Mr. K. Ellis and Miss Kva
Taylor.
Hon. K, II. Watson, of Portland,
in in attendance at circuit cojrl in
this city,
Miits Atualie liritt iit homo again
from a Heveral months' vssit in
1'ortland.
M.S. Wnkcinan anil Chan. Owens,
of Wimer, were in town the first of
the week.
Miles Cantrall, tho energetic
Uniontown farmer, was in town
thin week.
Mrs. Chas. Pierce, of Medford,
was tho guest of M rs. E. J. Kulb
last Friday.
J. H. Gay and W. J. Kamo, of
Central Point, were at the county
seat recently,
Urountl in tho custom part of
town is being put in condition for
football games.
J. li.. Pol ton and J. 15. Colo, of
Ashland, registered at tho U. S.
hotel Monday, v
Mrs. J. A. Callondcr, Mrs. Chas.
Prim nnd Jf jjvifyuton Bpent Fri
dayin Mejf ijiK
Miss Uoll'ifiiil loft on Mon
day's tralii I j f V.land, to be gone
""- king her mother, Mrs. Newbury.
V A. M. Crawford, a prominent at
torney of Uoseburg, is in Jackson
ville attending court.
K. U. Townsond, a prominent
business man of Ht. Paul, Minn., is
in Jacksonville this week.
County School Supt. Daily will
deliver a lectu-o at Urain iu tlio
near future before tho stato normal
school.
Dr. C. R. Ray. Jas. Kitzeibhon
and Sam'l McClendon. uf flold
Hill, wero hero the latter part qf
IIISI IVm'K.
R-v. W. Hitter, cf this city, will
end net services at tho Catholic
'. niircli in Medford Sunday morn
ing, Dec. Kith.
MiH Carrie Iteekman, who has
been visiting different points in tho
east fur the past two months, ar
rived in Portland last Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Lang left Saturday
for San Francisco to join her hus
band. Hur sister, Margaret, ac
companied her as far os Ashland.
Capt. Doug, of Applegate, rcceivod
tlio sad news Saturday of the di-ntl.
of his son, X. Hoaz, near Vreka,
Calif., by tlio sudden falling of a
Dank of dirt on him, crushing him
iu uviiiii insianiiy.
Robt. L, Vining, of Dawson City,
Alaska, visited relatives in Jack
sonville last week. His family aro
in iiicoma, inn win join him in
Ashland soon, from which place
they will go to California to spend
tho winter.
Matt Calhoun liai built an addi
tion to his residence, or rather en
largcd it. Ho has a nice little
home. ..
Elder M. Brownrigg will soon
close his ministerial labors in Phoe
nix. Ho desires to finish his col
lego course and this cannot be done
while his time is takon up in preach
ing. Iiesidei this ho is badly af-
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...wv.. nun iiui CHUS'-Hl Oy
too much worry and hard study.
Ho will try to finish his course in
ono year and will tako photos at
wio samo tune to defray his ex
penses. The Phoenix school board has
paid off ono of the teachers and
hired Sam'l Robbins in her stead.
This was not a case of disqualifica
tion but one of like or dislike of a
few of tho boys wtio want a certain
kind of government. It is time
that teachers wero giving special
attention to strict discipline, as
several complaints have been made
agHinst certain scholars for black
guarding passers-by. The teachers
should watch this.
Uold Jlill items.
1JV SI'KCTATOK.
Bornin this city, Dec. 1st, to
nuu mrs. jueyuen uwens a eon.
Born in thia oity, Dec. 5tb, to
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Peroam a bod.
Mrs. M. K. Kellogg was up jrom
Grants Pass last week vititing rel
atives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hunter left
Wednesday for Medford where they
will reside for the winter.
Clarke Williams and A. J. T
Smith, of this place, have onend
nenorsl merchandiije store at Sam?
vauey.
G. W. McDonald and Irvin Run
nave leasea me E. Kay mine, and
are preparing to sink a abaft from
the zuu root level.
Died in ibis citv. Dec. 11th. the
infant eon of Mr. and Mre. E. G. Per
ham. Interment was made in the
1. u. u. P. cemetery.
Riley Haramcrtly was down dur
ing the week from hie Meadows
mine, and reports everything pro
gressinK very favorably in their
development work.
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The Jacksonville dancing club
gave its semi-monthly dance last
Friday evening and it proved to be
a very enjoyablo affair. A train
load of Medford's young people
conio over and helped adiL to tho
pleasure of all,
H. D. Kubll, of Applogato, is in
attendance at court. Rumor will
hnvo it that this jrontleman's fro-
quunt visits to neighboring towns
is for tho purposo of putting in mo
tion tho combination which will
land him in tho Orogon sonato.
Atlornoys from all the valW
towns aro in ovidonco this weok.
A number of thorn aro H. L; Mc
Williunis, C. B. Watson and R. n.
Briggs, of Ashland; W. A. Carter
and J. L. Hammorslv. nf tinld
Hill; A. S Hammond. W. I. Vnw.
tor, Carl Narrogan, S. S. Pontz and
w. in. rnipps, of Modford.
ClianiUorlalii's
Stomach ami Liver Tablots.
Try the in
When yon fool dull after eating.
Whon yon liavo no appetite.
When you have a bud taato in tho
mouth,
Whou your llvor Is torpid,
When your bowols are constipated.
When you have a hdndaoho.
When you fool bilious.
They will Improve your appotite,
oloiuiBo and invlKorato your stomach
and regulate your llvor and bowoU.
For eiilo by Chus. Strang, druggist.
To Oura a Oold in One Day!
iTllkf) l.ftXAtlVI. llrnml fl.ilnlnn Tnl.lt. a
'.ru.f''"" r'ul"1 ""' money II II full to cure.
12. n . Uruvo mifauvuro ,n ua oacli box. -2ic.
Table Kock ttemn.
Chas. A. Dickison went to
Jacksonville Monday to serve oa
me jury.
Mr. Frank Adams and family
spent Sunday with Central Point
relatives nnd friends.
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ju'. nK-nara jennines is now
holding th position of foreman on
m. B)bie'8 Rgue Rtver farm.
Mr. ond Mra. Fiolder. who have
oeen stopping at the Bybea place
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iv.uiiiru iu iiuuKBonviuo ouuuay.
lbe la to ra'ns hnv rnWl Pn.no
River obout three fuet. hut wnll
feel safe about our bridge thia wiu-
ter.
Mr. WaBh Vincont and family
have moved out from Modford and
are now occupying a house on the
Jennings larm.
V. J. Xlchols wafl out from Cen
tral Point Mondty locking over Mr
Merntts shBep. They expeot to
move lo the Donegan placa In about
ion u aye.
- J. C. P.
Central Point Items.
I'hoomx Items.
Jed Edsall is at homo upon a
business visit.
Lottie Whittington is - the guest
oi iu rs. j, omiin,
Jas. Smith and dauchtor. Blanch.
aro down from Big Butte.
Mis Subio Wordon is homo from
Gazello, Calif., upon a visit.
A now boot and shonfliirn ailnrna
tho front of Mr. Epps' workshop at
wie ivojjor Bioro.
Mrs. Jano Smith visited hnr
daughter, Mrs. Wolgamott, in Med
ford, Saturday and Sunday. '
Elder Joiner, of Nevada, Mo., is
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uere musing hi iu"t country.
W. II, Norcro9s shipped a oar
loud of apples east Tuesday.
Hon. S. M. Nealon, of Sams Val
ly, spent Tuesday iu our oity.
J. W. Miller, of Antiooh, was here
tlio nrstol the weok fjr supplies.
E. C. Pomeroy, of Beagle, was
trauing with our merchants Mon
day. I. J. Carson is very ill at the fam
ily home, but is some better than be
was Inst week,
Bon Hays, of Gold Hill, and Les
lie Cook, of .Foots oreek, spent
i. ucsutiy iu uur uity.
Dr. Hinkle has a large assort
ment of Christmas goods you can
find a present for young or old.
JameS Ringer's four ohildrcn, sis
ter and brother-in-law arrived on
Tuesday from Ohio. They will
make this their home.
Elder E. Badger, of Ashland, is
holding a series of meet! nets here
The attendance is large and much
interest is being taken.
Wm, Carey, one of Gold Hill's
leading business men, was here
For Sale
Five and one-half acres, 1J miles from
Central Point, with house, barn, smoke
house and othur buililines: small familv
orchard. Knquire of
Mahv A. Vincent,
Table Rock, Ore.
Academy Notes.
The Academy entertainment at the
opera house Friday everilDg, Dec. 20.
New students this week are Ernest
Smith, GrlUln creek; Amos Bish and
Claude Hoover, Medford. The enroll
ment is now 85, and including music
students, 125.
Tho Academy closes December 20th
for two weeks' vacation and will reonen
January otn.
Prof. DolU will favor the nudlence
with two violin selections at the entertainment.
Herr Kaiser, Paddy from Cork, John
Bull and Uncle Sam will take a part in
the program trlday evening, the 20th.
There are six studonu now in Latin
and one In Greek. The Roman, pro
nunciation in Latin is used.
Miss Webber will furnish three piano
selections for the entertainment.
TlckoU for reserved seatB will be on
sale nexl Monday at the Medford Book
Store. Reserved seats 3j cents and
Kvnurai itunaiHoion -o cents, the pro-
uci-ub iu ue useu in paying lor me new
Ketnlnirton typewriter. Tho teachers
reapectlully ask lbe citizens in aid. in
securing a large audience. The irirls'
A Holiday Excursion.
A (rroat many Jackson Connty people
will remember the good time they en
Joyed last holiday time when tbey
joined the excursion party whloh left
here for Ban Francisco last December.
These same people will probably want
to go again this year and doubtlessly
many of their friends as well.
Messrs. Bolton & Pell, the ncntlemen
who to successfully bandied the excur
sion last season are now advertising
that they will give another one this
year. The excursion train will leave
Ashland at noon on December 2flth
The fare will be $12 for the round trip :
children under twelve, half excursion
fare. The ticket arn owt f,. to
days, but an additional ten days' exten-
ii ?n r . ? K.lven upon. payment of
ii s ucb rea mm LinUAta ha
cured early in order that the rnllrno.l
company may have ample time to fur-
uinu aumcienvcar accommodations.
These excursions are becoming- more
popular each year and tbe reasons as
signed are 'that everything posslole
with the management Is done to make
the excursionists comfortable; that at
holiday time tbe oity of San Francisco
is aglow with festivities peculiar to the
season, and that the date fixed is at a
time when so manv Deonla am doolr-inir
a rest and recreation from tho business
activity and tbe worrv I nptrlont tn
Christmas time. No pleasanter ten
days' rest and sight-seeing trip could
punaioiy ce pianneu man tins excursion.
iiCKeis are now on sale at tho HJ.
ford book store.
CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
mi A DOG
Kick a dog and he bites you.
He bites you and you kick him.
The more you kick the more
he bites and the more he bites
the more you kick. Each
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes thin
blood. Thin blood makes a
thin body. Each makes the
other worse. If there is coiner
to be a change the, help must
come from outside.
Scott's Emulsion is the right
neip. jr. oreans up sucn a
combination. First it sets the
L V 1 . T-l .
iMuniacn nenr. 1 nen it en-
iches the blood. That
strengthens the body and it
begins to grow new flesh.
A strong body makes rich
blood and rich blocd makes a
strong body. Each makes the
other better. This is the way
Scott's Emulsion puts the thin
body on its feet. Now it can
get along by itself. No need
of medicine.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scott's
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for fret sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
409 Pearl St,. New York.
Joe and $i. all druggists.
Police W.ir-lnwn Georce Bissart. oon-
ricttd of accepting a bribe from the
proprietor of a disreputable norma in
New York, was taken to Sing to Sing to
serve a sentence 01 Ave years and six
moutlis.
oneriff Bradshaw brought to Anda-
nsia, Ala., from Opp 22 uesrocs, who
ire accused of complicity in the killing
01 .1. w. JJorscy, a merchant, and Fate
Atkinsun, city marshal, at Opp. The
negroes were chased with bloodhounds
ind captnred by the sheriff and nosse.
Dorsey and City Marshal Atkius-m had
Soue to arrest a negro, who, along with
1 newer o: Ins leilow workuieu, had
Darr:c.iueil themselves in a cabin. A
general battlo eiiKue.l, iu which Dorsoy
.ind Atkinson were killed. Two negroes
were killed uud several others wounded.
Dorsey was treasurer of Opp.
City Att.ruey Lint K. Syllabary of
Orand Rapids, Mich., wjs, by a superiur
conn jury, lonnd gailty of accepting a
bribe of $70,000 for his nssist-iuce in
poshiug throng!) a doal by which the
city of Graud Rapids was to award to
eat.ru cayitaiis.s a fl.OOO.OOO contract
ror fnrmsmng tho city with water from
L-ike Michigan.
F. H. Weber, a burglar, who com
mitted many robberies iu St. Paul, Miu
neapnlis nurt Kansas City, and was ar
rested in Denver and sent to Kansas
Oily for trial, was seuteuced to 16 years
iu the penitentiary. Weber, who is a
Mi'.or, 87 yfars of age, pleaded gailty.
And said that for 13 years he had beeu
both tailor and burglar. His intent lou
was, he said, to get money enouch to
start in thelailor business for himself.
When arrested in Denver Weber said he
was in the act of reforming, aud was
going soou to California to be murried.
Cases Tried in Circuit Court.
CRIMINAT. nOCKET.
State ol Oregon vg G Bloomer; la,f
liuuy.
, State vs Ed Booth ; defacing a bull.
inp.
Stato vs Ed Booth;, iis-Buult,
State vs Jonas Justus and T M How
ard; larceny.
ACTIONS.
S B Standisb vs W H Beldler, action;
A N SoIibb and.C H Dolrymple, attor
neys. .
Fprtuna Mining Co vs Walter Brigct
ct al; action; H G Norton, A N Solitt
and Colvlg & Itcamcs, attorneys.
W H Miller vs J Hollenbeck tmi U
L Hansen: autlon: Harmon Ai. kimm
and G W Colvig, attorneys
Emma Stephenson vs R K Satton: ac
tion; C W Kahler and C B Watson.
Honevman. DnfTarl Ar Hn ira UILUI
Denton fc Co: antlnn; W r Vula. nJ
Chas Prim for E Denton.
jas M Walters vs S T Sanders; re
view ; 8 8 Penlz.
A S Hammond vtCAtv nt UinAtnrH t-
tlon; A 8 Hammond and Chas Prim.
H M Coes vs H B Nye; action; Hao
mond & Narregan and W I Vawter.
York & Wortman mlTH Nuh
tion; Hammond & Narregan and W I
Vawter, E B Watson and A M Crawford.
J D Shearer vs W R Finn
Chas Prim and Colvlg, and W I Vatr-
C F Yonng and J C Hall vs James
Fitzglbbon; action; Hammcrslv & Car
ter and A E Reames.
W C Brass vs Jas and John FiUflV
bon; action; Bammersley & Carter aa4'
A E Reames.
Irene Eaton vs A F McCray; action;
A N Sohss and Snell A Hartson.
John W Prall vb Frank W Walt: ac
tion; W I Vawter.
Hannah H Rood vs Ben1 A Tiwolt
action; W I Vawter.
John F White vs Newton and Flora
Beok; action; A E Reames.
Nancy Carter vb Miles Wakeman; ac
tion; E B Dufur and W M CVilvIo-
Chas Prim.
Wm Bybee, appellant, vs J B and T
M Edsall, respondent,; appeal; S S
Penlz and C B Watson.
John Matson vs Montreal & Oregon
Gold Mines Limited; action, damages;
a T ft I ( I r : 1 1 : . . '
ui -1 mi w iiuttojB ana l monrague.
EQUITY.
Clara May Kesterson vs S P Conger:
suit; W I Va-vter.
E H Wlnchister and Chas Main vs
Huldah Hoover et al ; suit; Colvlg &
Reames andWlllls & Rice, and W t
Vawter.
A A Davis vs P H Oviatt; suit; S 3
Pentz and A S Hammond.
Chas R Ray vs J R Mitchell; injunc
tion; Hammond and Vawter and A B
Reames.
T M Griffith v Zella Griffith; divorce;
Hammersly & Carter and A N Solise.
State Land Board vs .1 R Howard:
foreclosure; V I Vawter and A E
Keames.
B W Dean et al vs R F Dean, et ox:
suit; Colvig k Reames and Chas Prim
and JR Neil.
J S Herrin vs Rebcea Herrin; di
vorce; W M Col viu and Go. W. Trelren.
J A Freeman vs A C Panton et ah
suit; MiUon W Smith an.l W L Boise.
W E Fiuaev vs A W and H C Shearer:
suit; Hammond & Narregan and Colvig
& Reames.
E J Kubli vs Sam'l and Marv Carkaff:-
suit: K K Kubli and E B Watson, and
ANSoliss.
Minerva Hllear et al vs J W Miller
et al; suit; Hammond and Vawter.
J t Cole vs Isabel Col.-; dhorce; C B
Watson and Chas Prim and Colvig.
Belle Lucas vs Lvnn Luca-: divorce:
E D Rriggs.
M N Colvig vs Geo W Colvl? et al:
suit: Biower & Stewart.
P F Swayne vs K Boaz; injunction;
W M Colvig and A N Sollss. Chas Prim
and A E Reames.
C C Beale vs Pearl Beale; divorce;
Snell & Hartson.
Sadie Bartholomew vs San ford Bar
tholomew: diiorce, Snell & Hartson.
Henry Kerbv vs ISa Kerbvr divorce:
G W Trefren.
W E Beckmar vs Thos Djngey et al;
suit; H L McWilliarts and W M Colvig.
John and Maria Darning vs Jacob
Walz; suit; Vawter and Hammond, Prim
and Colvig.
Peter Britt et'al vs C D Reed; injunc
tion: W M Colvig and E B Dufur.
Jackson (Jountv Bank vs Gold Hill
J XuP&n vs J N McDonnell an,l S .7
Day, administrator of estate of Francis
-org, deceased; sale of real Droneriv
Belle Lucas vs Lvim Lucas: divorce:"2 "ing uo;-loreciosure; w 4.
granted. ' j awier ana A K Keames.
Irene taton vs A FMi-Crarv: trial of I 0 " Jonnmgaj
cause; verdict for plaintiff.
A o nammona vs uitv 01 Mrifnri-
dismiBSed on motion of plaintiff. '
a ii vosh vs n a nye; oismissed en
motion 01 planum,
Nancv Carter vs MHpb s Wb
action for damages ; plaintiff cramed on
111 uecemoer Zd, J'.NJl, in -Which to hie
an amended complaint.
WTYorkvsJ T O Nash; damages
for plaintiff in the sum of 100. This is
tee caEe wherein 1 ork claimcii commis
sion as agent on the sale of the Nash
livery stable, which was formerly owned
oy jsbo nua was sola to .Lane, 01 Kose
burg.
In Probate Courti
In the msltcr of estato of Francois Laran;
onlur lor sale of real proKrtv.
in the nnilu-r of estate of T O Short; order
tor rt-ii-nrc 01 auminisirnirix ann oonctsmen.
In the matter of estate of Melvltm Clavton;
1! V Sell, J K Van Sam ami O F Billings ap
pointed appraisers.
In the matter ol estate and gnarilfansliip of
Lena an.l Llta Sisley; I) Amlerson, C Cary anil
K T lllaekwoed apH)lntetl appraisers.
In the matter of estato of Chas Hopkins;
John Real. M F Ktnilestoil aud O F Buller ap
pointed apprataera.
In the matter of estate of rarollno B Hoff
man; administrator's final statement approved
and order made for his release.
In the matter of estate of D Hrowcr; adminis
trator's Dual aceovmt approved.
. In the matter oi estate of I'riuleneo Walker:
inentory ami appraisement, showing property
10 Uie value of f&9, approved.
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Among the Churches.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Preaching al 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Morning subject, "The Signification of
and Protection of the Blood of the
Passover." Evening "Forerunner of
a Better Day." We ore glad to note
that the people who are coming to
Southern Oregon are church goers.
We hope that the children will con
tinue to stay for the preaching services.
W. B. Moore, Pastor.
For Sale
One full bred Poland China boar, one
year old; also three well bred young
boars. C 0. Gilchrist, Central Point. ,
divorce: W I Vawter.
N H Latimer vs Black Gold Channel
Mining Co; suit; A E Reames.
Charlotte Pel ton vb J E Pel ton; di
vorce; G W Trefi en.
H E Boyden vs W T York, Adminis
trator Lacy Hamlla estateoroclosare;
Y E Pblpps. v
Wm K Reeves vs Cynthia Reeves;;
divorce; G W Trefren.
County Commissioners' Court.
The statements of the di ff erent county -officials
for tho month of November,.
1901, were approved.
It was ordered by tbe court that a .
warrant for 525 be drawn on the indi
gent soldiers' fund for the relief of
Amos Norton. " ,
The bridge built across Pleasant .
creek by Jas. Owen was examined And
approved.
The bridge repaired by E. G. Perha ti :
was accepted.
Tbe following bills were allowed:
Officers' salaries .. f 1147 73 :
Wood 87 m
Board and washing for prisoners If, 74
Reform sehool .. .IH 66 -
Hooks anil stationery IIS AH
t:lrctt conn
Indigent allowance....
Prlntine and blanks..
Roads and bridges
30 M
193 67
17 05
715 at
MS 71
18 75
17 00
2 60
Bounty , : 108 00 .
Hospital.
Sundries
County commissioners. ,
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Wants to Buy Hides,
. I n In the market for alt'klnds of '
hides sheen, p-nat. oow-Aiamm, h,m...-
and deer ekins, with tags on. I wilf
pay highest market price. Call and
see me, at the tannery het.nnan Taiont
and Phoenix. D. Anderton.
For Sale.
-v. bVe a ,arge quantity of posts and
shakes for sale, or will exchange for
grain. George Brown & Sons,
'Eagle Polo.
For Sale
8!0 fee'. No. 1 giant hydraulic pipe
a. W. VOLEMAN,
Phoenix, Qf.
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