4e44eOeJ4
Piece Goods
and Why Two Excellent Reasons
Some people may wonder why we have decided to
put in cotton piece goods. We want you to know at
least two of our reasons. First. We had to have
more room to nccommodnte our growing ready-to-wear
goods business, and in order to get this extra
room we felt that a well-assorted line of cotton goods
and staples would lit in best with the lines we car
ried. Second. We felt that we could save you
money probably not on eTerylhing in piece goods,
but certainly on almost evervthiug. WATCH THIS
SPACE FO'K BARGAINS. "
A Few of the New Lint
J We loviiu yuu lo te-curc-ii-jpitte
Uae f (.! milium, 'nil grarlo),
4 Calicoes, Percale, dent ma, Bhfrt
iD GolmtrttiS CurUitu 3uixVes,
t FiauneleitHi.. Muelins, 13 un tin pi,
C-f hrfj. T. '!(". NP-
kltis, Liuiutt, UtiuuKa, fcntl vrj
well Hoes of whito goedtt and
ummer wash fubrica, alto hand
kerchieft and drew linen?, luces.
, embroideriett. bed spreade, lace
curtain b, fatcy crepes, draper
ies, eU, elo.
Medford's Modern
Baker-Hutclrason Company
First Boom North of Jackson County Bank
tOe)OeOCra0e)Oeae
OWE MORE CHANCE ONLY
To get a good-sized tract of
Good Land Near Hedford
Cheap Only $75 per acre.
Many are looking for TRACTS to DIVIDE. Trys is
by far the best chance at the RIGHT PRICE. Don't
wait until some other fellow buys this and then
scold your wife because you did not .:::;::::
Seize the Opportunity
FOR SALE-BY
C. H.Pierce 8 Son, Hedford
. . . We Want Your . . .
CHICKENS
Wortman
Try an "Ad." in The Mail.
J
Colieoe C Cents per Yard
bJinooj.u will tell y" the tlrt-t
tl.lnj iir Uicdr money.
Wfcll, we know how mud wh?r
to buy pooii to tbat we wont
hv tA rrnih and vet giv i
bLe pnspe oi Mniwui fcuo-n ut
reasonable prices; 3000 yards of
American Drlnlt. in OlflCk. D1VJ,
calcotta, frrey, and liffbt pHnU;
all yon want, Dtu Dot
5c
ovwr 10 yarut oi any pai
toio to one customer: yd
Sale of Winter
Underwear
Now Is the time lo bnv the extra gar
ment to tide yon through the winter
mouths. You coold atfurd to buy thil
underwear and keep It until next sea
od at there prices. Ladies snd chll
drene former 15e garment! lOe
" 2(ic " 15c
25j ' -19a
' Sac " 23c
50c " 85e
" 75o " 69c
" (I 00 " 73s
1 25 " f Uc
" 1 50 " I 1
1 75 " 1 39
2 00 " 149
" 2 50 " 1 89
Complete Line of
Summer Under
wear Now in Stock
Ladies Store
Gee
Wit FOR
At toe ealled aUotlon Monday to
vote od the proposition of bonding
eobool dUtrlot No. 49 foe (40,000 (or
too purpose of building n High
acbool building onlr 121 out of th
fJTA ttr mnra In thai ril.tvlAt ra.nAnil.fi
ana out tasir oauute i-u. muv
wai probably an average of what tbe
entire rote ot the district would
bare been bad it been east, as it
stood 104 lor tbe bands and 17
against
Xba sentiment ot tbe voters was
aUo shown m tbe Tote on tbo two
propositions as to tbe disposal of tbe
bouda. The first ealled for tbe sale
of tbe bonds within tbe county, and
It lecelTed tour votes, lbs other
made tbe bonda ealeanle enywbtre
and received 100 votes.
Bo tbat it is settled tnat Medford
snail have' a 40,0U0 High School
building the location of wbicb is to
be determined later.
The ereotion of this bcllding will
pot Aledford where she should be on
the educational plane. With a well
equipped public school ejstem, tucb
as rbla building will Insure, and a
Catholio Aoademy, whiob ia already
lnauted Medford ean offer education
al attractions second to none, if any
city of Itat1ze,in the state.
Tbe Hraby Minstrels.
In presenting the Hraby(pronouoed
Ruby) Brothers' Minstrel, the High
Bohool Lyoeum Bureau feels that
they are bringing to Medford one of
tbe best musical novsitles tbat they
have ever lannohed. It la a company
born, not made, five brothers ranging
in age from twelve to twenty-one,
youna men of tna verv best habits,
talented and with charming peraonal
itiea, playing sixteen Instruments.
Tbey are tbe sons ot Frank; Hraby,
Sr., who Is noted as n olarlnetlst all
over the world, having held positiooa
in tbe largest olliee of both he-nts-pheree,
and belug at present direator
of tbe Great Eastern Band. AU thsse
boys axe born muslclns, and have
studied musio since tbey oould bold
an instrument, Home of them bave
also beld spendid positions In some
of tbe best American - bauds aud or-
obeetraa. The company la .made op
as follows:
Frank: Piano, Clarinet, violin, Basset-horn,
Xyophone, appeared with
Ltberattl, the Castle Square Opera
Company, Innes, the Royal Hungar
ian Orobestra and other organize-
: tions.
; Ferdinand: Piano and olarlnet,
member of the John 1). Rockefeller
i Sunday School Orchestra, and direo-
tor of tbe Cleveland, . Ohio, Juvenile
' Band.
i Aloia: 'Cello, Comet, 'CelUophoue
; (tbe only one in Amerioa), aud
Trumpet, member of tbe Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra, was oornet
! soloist at the age of fourteen wltb
tbe Royal Hungarian Uroheatra.
John: Violin, Cornel and Trum
pet. i Charles: Cornet and Trumpet, oon
; sidered tbe greatest oornet soloist ot
! bis age. .
Tbla musical attraction Introduces
' the greatest novelty ever presented to
j tbe Lyoeum platform, giving quin
tets, oornet solos and duets, cham
bei muslo wltb tbe violin, 'cello and
piano. Introducing vocal quartets
wltb their Instrumental muslo and
an unusual number in duet between
oarlnet and oornet. For a novelty,
they give desorlptlve numbers, snob
aa "The Mechanical Orchestra" and
Impersonations of Souea, Creatore
and others.
This splendid oompany of young
musiolans is assisted by Miss Ger-
i trade Oanfleld, a new oomer to the
Lyoeum patform, a reader of except
ional ability and promise. She Is
the Slayton find of the present year.
Medford Opera House, February
14, 1908. Tioketa now on sale.
Chicken Pie Supper.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
oburcli will give another one of
their popular and first class obloken
pie suppers Friday, February 14,
from 5 to 8 p. m., plaoe in the new
Karnes' bulldog onJ tbe Weet side,
between 7th and 8to on G atreet.
There will be many other good things
to eat besides cbloken pie as coffee,
salads, bread, butter, borne made
pies, beans, etc, aU of for 35 cents.
This supper will be worth to oenta to
any one. Cordial Invitation to all.
Come, sure to be plenty of ohioken
pie tor all tbla time.
Wanted
Saw-mill man to out 1,250,000 feet
of pine lumber. Can give contract
from stump to rail road. Writs for
particulars, address "B" in oase of
i Mall, Medford, Oregon. 7 -2t-p.
! -For sale An escelient quality of
or lex in any quanvry. u. n. rrn
dy. Medtord. Orngro, tr
Read carefully the new real estate
list of C. H. Plane ft Son, in tbla issue.
MEET THE
In spite of tbe weather man, wbo
bad ooojured up a fake snow storm
Instead of the bine skies and balmy
sunshine Orator Uolvlg Intended to
tell those Washington people about, a
goodly share of Medford't most wide
awake people assembled Sunday at
tsrnoon to meet the" exourslon from
Spokane, Walla Walla and other east
ern Washington points when they
arrived at 3 o'olook.
And again, in aplte of tbe weather
man and tbe absenoe of the auto
parade, we are oertaln tbat tba ex
ourslonlsts enjoyed themselves while
In Medford, at least tbey acted that
way.
Mi. Colvlg more than justified bis
reputation aa an Improptn orator
either on a stump or a ralllrosloag
gage truck for as be said the
weather ' had compelled hiinto out
out that part about the "blue. Ital
ian akira aud smiling fields of
green," and confine himself to faota
but in spite of tbat handicap -he
dealt ont statistics, and literature
aod applva and more statlstloa and
remlnlBceoeoee until the Callifornia
orators will bave to go some if the y
beat the Oregonlen-Miaeourlen.
The Intended auto trip to Ashland
had to be foregone, of course, b ut
nevertheless there were lot of in
dustrious bcoatitre in theorowa and
their efforts were not n vain.
John Hall Convicted.
"Uullty as charged In the Indict
ment" wae the verdiat returned
Saturday morning in tbs Federal
oonrt against Juhn H. Hill, ex-United
States Attorney tor Oregon. Sen
tence waa not pronounced and the
defense waa given until April to file
a motion for a new trial. Tbe de
fendant waa also sranted until May
1 to submit a bill of exceptions.
Chronologically, tbe significant facta
aro noted : Tbe oase was begun on
tbe 13tb of the month, went to tbe
Jury on Friday and a verdict waa
rendered on tbe 23d day of tbe trial
of tbe oase, j .
Both the prosecution, and the de
fense were piepared for the verdict,
feeling that the speedy decision by
tbe jury ' indioated oonviotlon.
knowing tbat a verdiat bad been
reached, tbe oourt room waa orowded
when Jud e Hunt took the bench at
10 o'olook, . The formality of reoelv
log the verdict, which waa read by
Deputy Clerk Mareb, oeonpled only
a few minutes, when the jury was
excused from further attendance.
The jurora conducted their deliber
ations wltb the strictest privacy,
and even after they red been dis
missed by tbe court declined to dis
cuss tbe proceedings in tbe Jjnry-
room. It waa learned that a number
of ballots were taken, the flret vote
being 11 to 1 for onvlctlon. Ell
Ramer, of Lion county, la reported
to bave been the only dissenting
member, and be joined tne majority
within three hours after the jury re
tired. ' M. 8. Barnes, ot Washington
county, was obosen foreman by bis
associates.
. Land Cases la April.
All pending Oregon land-fraud
oases, nombeiing 22, will be taken
np at tbe April term of the United
Statea Court, which will be oonvened
on Monday, Apt 11 13. Snob an or
der was made yesterday by Judge
Wolverton at tbe request of rauoia
J. Henay, wbo - left for San
Francisco where, beginning tomor
row, he will assist Oistrlet Attorney
Langdon in the proseoutton of Abe
Ruet The first case to be tried an
April will be on the Indiotment
oharglng Horace G. MuKlnley with
the forgery of - settlers names to
fraudulent bomeatead entries. Mo-
Klnley was recently apprehended In
Manchuria, and le being returned to
Portland for trial, having left the
United States while uudcr bonds
awaiting trial.
The plane of tbe GovVument oon
temolatee tbat Tracy C. Bicker, spec
ial assistant to tbe United btates At
torney General, shall conduct the
MoKlnley oase and try the minor In-
dlotmenta, wh!le Mr, Hcney may re
turn towards tbe close ot tbe term to
try Bioger Hermann In tbe Bine
Mounta'n conspiracy case, and also
direct the Uovenmeot's rue In tbe
trial of J. N. Williamson, hi Jon-
gressman," who was recently granted
a new trial by the .United States Su
preme Court PorUand Oresonlan,
Feb. 9.
School Re-Opens
Tbe Eagle Pulnt school, w!l, h was
tempcratlly closed, has been ie-open-ed
with Miss Anna Jelfreva aa piln
olpal and Miss Llllie Ulrlrb as assist
ant
Medford now Dae tne most op to,
date abstract ayati n in this county
See Jackson County Abetraot Co.
Palm-Neldermew I idlng. S-tf
0. NJ. CO.
Tbe visit of Brigadier General- W.
E. Flozer, O. N. O , to Medford on
Tuesday, tor tbe purpose of looking
over tbe gronnd as regerdng tbe es
tablishment of a company of tbe Ore
gon National Guards at tbla point,
resulted In tbe almost positive assur
ance of the) mustering In o the oom
pany within tbe next few weeks.
Tbs main difficulty has been hereto
fore tbe finding cf suitable quarters
for an armory,, but wltb the propos
ed erection of tbe Page Opera bouse
building the company baa every as
surance of being able to eecure tbe
present opera bouw, whlob will
answer the purpose tor some yeara
at leant. It a lease on tbla cannot
be aeoured we are Informed that C.
W. Palm stands ready to erect a suit-
ablle building for the purpose and to
leaae It to tbe oompany.
Medford bas won out In tbe com
petition fur the establishment of a
oompany of tbe O. N. U. over sev
eral other Oregon oitles and If any
thing la needed to keep tbe good
cause moving tbe citizens of Med
ford thooldjupoly It. Tbe National
Guard Is a whole lot different from
the old-time "militia." Tbey are
equipped with modern arms and all
tbe aooonterments of tbe regular
soldier, moreover, la tbe field, tbey
ate under tbe same discipline and
subjiot to the same rules and penal
ties as are tbe Midlers of tbe tegu
lar army. Bssldaa tbe training re
ceived In regular drills li a great
benefit to the youth. He learns
habits ot promptness and obedlenoe,
to respect not only bis superior
office, but himself. He gets a train
in? that In after yeara may become
useful to bim, and It la oertaln be
will never regret the hours he epent
learning to "right by fours" without
scattering over the landscape, or to
oome to a "rest" wthout atamping
on his pet corn with the butt of bis
gun.
The company will be known aa Co.
U, 1th regiment.
Stale C- E. Convention
Plana for the eighteenth state con
vention of toe Oregon Christian En
deavor union, U be beld in Eugene.
February a0 to 23 Inolualve, are well
under way. The state president,
Rev, U, T. Hurd, ot Corvallla, an
nounces tbat atrnng eat of speakers
is being secured for the oonventton.
Tbe list includes Rev. U R. Dyott,
psstor ot the First Congregational
church ut Portland, Rev. W. H.
Foulka, paator ot the First Presby
terian ohnrob of Portland, President
P. L. Campbell ot tbe University of
Oregon. President Kerr of the Ore
gon Agricultural eollege. Revs. J. J.
Evane, D. A. Tbompaon, A. A. Win
ter, and others.
Tbe program Is not yet complete,
bnt It indudee' eonferenoes for tbe
delegates, and open meetings for
tbs people of Eugene, also three sim
ultaneous meetings for Sunday after
noon, tbe last day ot tbe oonventon
one eaoh for men, women, and
ohlldren.
Tbe railroad baa granted tbe usual
one and ons-th ltd fare to all dele
gates Eugene Endeavorers have organiz
ed tbe neoessary oommitteea, and
will provide entertainment for aU
aooredited delegates, li. A. Senllen
ia obalrmaa of the entertainment
committee, and all names of dele
gates should be sent to bim. '
There are between SO and 300 of
tne Christian Endeavor aooletiea In
the state, and aa attendance ot fully
200 delegates is expected.
Musical Slndlo Opening
Mrs. E. E. Gore announoes the
opening of ber new studios, oorner
of C snd Ninth streets, Monday,
February 17, 1908. After oompletlog
toe four yeara regular couise In
Piano, Voloe, Harmony and Theory nt
Gates College Ccurorvatory of music,
Mrs. Uoie took a poet graduate
oourEe of one year, carrying oo work
In tue pipe orgao department, under
Protorsor E, B. (leer, of Oberliu
College, and studying voles under
Miss Carrie Dean, a pupil of Lulgl
Vannuoolnl, of Milan, Italy.
Mrs. Gore brings to bear upon ber
work, yeare of successful experience
with pupils of sll grades of advance
aient and through a wide eourse of
study, reading and association with
musicians s in tcnob with progres
sive ntfthods ana tbe moat up-to-date
tenoning -n.terlaL
Among tbe ooaat teachers with
whom she has been prlvll!ged to
etudy are, Prof. Skinner, recently of
Portland, now of Los Angelee,
Madame V i ideyerlnk, of Sen Fran,
olsco, and durlog a brief stay in
Portland, dally lu.-uoi. with Mrs.
Walter, Reed rsoognl xl ,. . :
authority on tbe voloe.
I v -ck sheep for ealn -M II,
r. . .. oolette. Address or 'phone, li,
J. Cameron. Jacksonville. Oregon.
FIND A "PIRATES'
RETREAT."
In onttlng Into tne bask wall of
tbe oil wooden balling at tbe ourner
of 8th and 1) streets Friday last la
order to gain entrance Into the garret
ot tbe building for the purpose of
putting In sieotrlo lights Emery
Pnrdln disoovsrsd an aaslent res-
divous of youthful "pirates." Ia tbs
rest end of the building waa a
"den" fully fitted np for the use of
smbyro terrors ot tbe seas or of the
high ways, lined and carpeted ;wlth
blankets and cloth, aa that no light
could be aeen from without and no
sound oould escape. The youogeters
who built this den were perfectly safe
from deletion, so sste Indsad were
they that no one except themeelvee
ever bad an Inkling of such a resort
until it was nnoovered by tbe saw of
the eleotiic line man.
In the days wben Medford waan't
fretting about paved streets or olty
water, wben one oould wade aoroee
Bear oreek, or awlm, according to the
atage of the water, when we didn't
jump at the "honk-honk" of aa
auto, and were not oompelled to
stand on one foot In cold mud and
swear wltb the other, wbiie a South
ern Peolflo "fast" freight made np
ita mind to gat off the crossing, there
was evidently a desperate gang of
embryo bandits, wbo fortunately for
toe community and themselves never
got beyond tbe embryo stage. Tbe
den afore mentioned was furnished
with s table made ot a peaking box,
stools made ot entailer boxes, there
were a few woro and mouldering
oards lying on tbe table, a few poker
obipe and other evidences of tbe
ferocious oheraoter of the former oo
oupants of the retreat Among the
parapbenalla found were two strong
boxes f aataneed wltb : tbe regulation
strong hasp and padlock, auob aa
no pirate band oould be withou.t
Evidently each member had a looker,
and bla oontldenoe in nla oompanlons
was not strong,
In tbe farther end of the attlo waa
tbe entrance, Jand 'Jt puzzsled the
tinders of the den for awhile to dis
cover how the former, oooupants bad
gained nntry to tbs attlo, but finally
one of the Marchers pulled a string
that dangled from tbe toot aod" a
Ingenious; contrived .trap door
diopped, disclosing an opening In
tbe roof ot tbe building to well-fitted
tbat no coihplslnt had ever been
made of "leakage In tbe coveting cf
the building. The.trap door la abou
12x14 Incbee in size, which In itself
explains the deeperate and dangerous
aharaoter,of.the former oooopanta ot
the den. Thetrlng led through a
hole In the wall and oould be palled
from tbe outside audits location "was
evidently known only to tbe lnitfaL
ed.
The room had evidently not been
occupied for years probacy not
ainoe its buildero grew to auob a alze
tnat tbey couldn't get through that
12x14 nolo, but tnose of na wno bave
been boya tbemeelres can Imagine tbe
thrills those kids bad as tbey crept
up on tbat roof in the night and pul
led the string that admitted them to
the secret den ot the "Black Pirates
of the Spanish Main" or whatever
name tbe "gang" went by. .
Tbe building la one of tbe oldsat
In town and waa at tbe time tbla den
was probably bnilt waa oooupled as
a store by Smith i Cranflld, and
some ot the furnishings bad evidently
been oooHeoated from this store.
Stockmen's Association.
The annual meeting of tbe Jackson
County (Stockmen's Aasoolatlon waa
held In Aahland , Saturday afternoon
and tbe following officers were elect
ed: David Horn, president 1 A.
Pell, vloe-pieeident, L. L. Damon,
secretary and treasurer.
S. C. Bertrum, superintendent of
tbe Cascade Forest reserve waa prea
ent and addreseed tbe meeting oa
the subject of government allotment
uf grn.lng lands, and resolutions
weru passed. It was reeolved
"That we ask the ntiiclal to extend
the usere and regular t patrona of
the reserve as l'1-erel an allotment of
range and number of cattle In 1908
ae possible, and If reduolion and re
etrlXlon la necessary to make It
gradual and the reduotlon propor
tional to avoid any radical ohangee
that would tend to financially Injure
auy atockman or the stock Industry,
be it fuitber
"Resolved, ty this association, that
we aak the reserve service that ten
ants who rent tbe stock ranoboa I of
persona who are entitled to tne graz
ing privilege be granted tbe earns
privilege as the actual owner, as ;tbe
prif-'-il vain of the majority of
ntck lancbe I 'hi outside range
connected will s rii-cb. There
fore, wo aak U .t, J. and careful eon
elderatlon be given the various stock
raochee la or near the forest reserve
Iwnen tie general allotments are
luede."
' le shove mentioned resolutions
v-. i ananlmously adapted.
THE MEDFORD
L
E
The Peotflo Coal Company who are
operating tbe Medford Ooal mine ;
bave beta doing a wholellot ot work,
lng la'ely and not eayiag moon about
It Biaoe tbey took bold of tbe pro- '
pert; la September last a consider
able force ot men baa been'oonstaotly
employed and .new meoblnsry has
been aad la still being added to the
plant from time to time,
The oompany controls some 7,000
seres nf uoal lands la tbe J season
county ooal belt and tba big core
drill which was Installed sersial
mooths-ago all! be kept ooaataotly at
work during tbe summer season sink
ing prospect boles on these Isnds.
At the Medford ooal mine there
is 2500 feet ot work, all ot It In ooal, '
and R- hi. Doan, general manager ot
the oompany,. assures as that there
are now at leaat 50,000 tons of good.
merchantable ooal ready to be tak
en oat and placed oa tbe market and
the work now being done I od lea tea
tbat tbe supply Is praotloallv ex
haustible. Tbey are now 200 feet
under pressure and are working In a
good vein of ooal, aearly clean aad
getting better all tbe time, tbat la
about tea feet la width. ' Tbe floor
and root ot the vela Is smooth aad
solid slate aad the top ot the vela
gives every promise of permanency.
The company it bow negotiating
for a right of way for a railroad from,
the mines to the line of ths.Soutbern
Pacific, which connection will be
made within a short dlstanoa of tbe '
Medford depot. Tbe oompany ex. .
psots to build aad operate Its own
road aad by tbs time tba road Is .
completed within - tbe next ' few -
months If plana go right the mine ,
will bo In auob ehapt tbat aa average
prod not ot at leaat 200 toae per day
oan be turned out
Tbe ooal now being mined la of a
good quality and toe re will be no -question
ot a market for tbe prod not
of the mine. Indeed PorUand partita
are now offering to contract for tbe
entire out put of the mine and there
ia an equally insistent demand from ,
San Franoisoo. No better point tor
tbe location of a ooal mine oould . "
have been' made than tbla. Almost ;
tqul-dlstant from tbe metronnlla of
the north and the sonth. It oan sbp '
its prodnot either wsy with equal fa-
aa the altuatlon might require and
beeidee there is an imjienss and
growing demand between' theee
points. ,
Th nnmerona veins ot ooal for .
there are more than one lie in auob
a manner tbat they may be easily
and economically mined, ao that tbe
produot ean be placed on the market
at a prloe, we uelleve, tbat will solve .
tbe fuel question ot this and oontlg- .
none oommunltles,
There Is now installed at tbe mine
a 30-borae powet hoist ana a steam
pumping outfit together with all tbe
appurtaoenoas thereof. Many Med
ford people do not realize the magni
tude ot the work being carried on
right at their door it might be eald
nor tht advantages to be gained
from the tuocees of this enterprise.
However, It will uot be long until
tbey will bsve a praotioal demonstra
tion. ,
The railroad will bs oonsrooted
wltb the view of handling tbe traffic,
however ' large It may become. . It
will be standsrd gauge and equipped
to handle shipments without reload
ingthat Is, the oara will be loaded
and weighed at tbe mine and sent to
tbelr destination without tranship
ment of any kind. " j
Splendid Revivals la Prorrest
At tba Methodist Episcopal ohnrob
on B atreet tbe meetlnga began laac
Sabbath under tbe leadership of Kev.
C. M, VanMerter, of Iowa, and Prof.
Gray, of Chicago, Evangallac Van
Marten dooe not prvach tame ser
mona,platitudes to .take ap the time,
Every sermon Is a stirring appeal,
cnarnoterlzod by earneetneae of dt-
livery and replete with striking Illus
trations. Some preachers give you
truth In a nut shell, but Van Marter
jgivea you troth in a bombshell. Sel
dom do you see a revival develop ae
tepidly as this one. Souls bave al
ready been bleeaed and brought back
t- the fold. Another a'tmctive fea
ture of the meetlopr I'. . , beautiful
ainging of Prof U,r .'. Chicago.
While Rev. Vao .V ..t preaohea
souls Into the king',. , s.ot Gray
ting them Into the kingdom. He Is
assisted by a chorus of twenty or
thirty voioes, Mrs. Gray, tbs ss
teeroaole wile of the professor Is llke
wle tendering efficient ser v loe.
Pigeoning every nigtt this week
and ell next Every body In
vited.
Pilots For Salt.
I bave a limited amount of Mam
moth Blackberry and Loganberry
p vt f"r ,sle at 12.50 per hundred.
II. O. Muary, on Jaektonvllllu aad
Cential Point road.; Phcne 886. -2t
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