The Medford mail., May 08, 1908, Image 3

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"arioMs dust Arrived -
Kooeeirlt Keeelve ITtindmlft of Let
ters Kncli lny llew-eclihis Hint
to Hub for.thtf Presidency ;
Mail Car Is Shuttered and the K
prt'sN thrown ln(o lltrh All
Hun Us Safe lUit One;
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Balcino 'Powder ,
Absolutely Pure
Not only for rich or fine food
or for special times or service.
Royal is equally valuable in the
preparation of plain, substantial, ,
every-day foods, for all occa
sions. It makes the food more
, tasly, nutritious and wholesome.
I OUR. COUNTY
Correspondents j.
ChjCkXChXhXm;mOOCKO0OOXK0
Phoenix Items-
J3y M. U. C.
Mr. end Mra. W. H. Colomao wen
over fvciu Jticbpouville Friday ti
attend (lie Mtty duy picuio.
Xbe Lull aiveti by the two bull
teams M. O. W. bud M. W. a. at
fboonix Monday was a suooeaa in
emy particu'tir.
iStra'.vbtnriea are tag. ud. tig to show
up pretty well on the vina. Job
WilfJera imtoti Is literals a mass of
berring
A. :;.- r:i cue of onr nibrch.-ntB,
hh k.. i i'i Sua Frdrjclsoo lo see tUo
tlret ami tr a aticrt vacuttcn. "Hla
hei.Mi :::) baiug the beat of lntn.
Oak Uircue W, 0. VV. of iroceulx
(rar- ti. j .n.pper for thti May day ball.
They f.U.o b'U io cryuw and lemou
ade at tb t icnio grounds,. I'rrjcecds
tor both (tie to be qaed to carpet and
f urn iff i Ut.ir loJge roam. . . ir. ...
Mr. nnd M a. K Glbba are, Among
the Pbruin people. wUo bavo gone
to tbo cHy to wltueaa the coming of
be floe;v t . . ....
,. Never before waa there aucb a pros
pect for a big berry crop along . bear
creek as at tha present time. Vines
are more thrifty . and blooma more
abundant than everr before.
. The beautiful monument erected by
the Wonifco of Woodcraft over the
grave of every deceased benefit mem
ber bat been erected to the memory
of the late Florence E. Hearn In the
eemetprv at Phoenix. The monument
ia a fltHrjtt ttloute to onr drar depart
ed Neighbor, a credit to the ordei,
an oraument to any cmetery and the
Circle is proud of ft.
Mm. C. Carey recently sold two
acres of lnnd in Stringf-own to Wro.
Uenui?ley. The price paid was one
tuou -ao'l dollars, It is unimproved
but ia ouf ot the very beat small
tracts ia the valley.
About eighteen months ago a Ren-
tl ria i fcy tUe name of Goorpe Klfers
pure h two acres of land ot Jack
WrR'hr, This loud le bituatftd on the
b':ik of l!fHi creek and 01 te left
Jnifc hs you come into Phoenix from
tha pirth."t)t Juet under the bank
is ore of the flatat springs of water
tp bs ton-'ri in the valley 80 Mr.
Jt'lfvp j"ft conceived the Idea of
putting i! a No 8 byfiraulio ram,
and Ff:y: .on ought to se that ma
obiue -wr-li Mr. Elfers will not have
to sit up Q'jjbts to water the line
fruitjj'iml berries to ue fjuml on that
t'vo hoi tract, but ho can make that
plnce bloom like a rose.
-For mile by owner A small piece
of snod land close to town. A bouiie
and lot 10 Med ford, with sewer con
nection, also vacant lot Address
poatoffloa b'.x, 254 Modford. 7-tt.
octors
If you are suffering from
impure blood, thin blood, de
bility, nervousness, exhaus
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have know n
r I your life. Your doctor
knows it, too. Ask him about it.
r..' t' kt It flail, .rtlnn ff th fcnw"..
., ii. 11 , .t-. iif c r fcliini in il. miKiiiK lulu
.en., h Itinttiir... n in.PH. il v -1 pii.i., iHi'l U ii
I riMKniiii li e Sirirnr;iu irn'n ili.lnt: t"l
wok A t'i litii uv.r iiuu. AUbUH'
Mi Vri rl.iliie.
nm nr,en.
yers,
CHtRHV PECTORAL
th formnlu ot .11 O.F mli.lBM.
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Kancs Creek Items.
Mc'damea, Marlon and tinebrtnk
er uuesttt of Mra. iitiubotham re
coutiy.
Mis. tiepsa aocompauied by Mr-',
li .no wore iu Mcdt'ord one day last
week on bueinee?,
Kimer Hiulnbothm end family spent
Suuduy ut the Kay dam iibhlog,
liny lilakley; ;ho is woikli-R ou
Lne creek, epi-nt Sunduy witb home
filkd.
We are $hd to say that Mr, btalta
wortb ia iaprovlu from his late
illnr-ss.
Mra. lioms aud Mrs. Mardon
"Pnt Sunday ai a Ruest of Mth
St:a:ibo of Willow i:?:ir.;:.
Q ;ir,o a f -t.v f -im tb i aoihoortjood
Httndt-j the :iy day bar! In Oq
itili, and ru'iorc a Uue tluie.
Talent Hems.
f)r Fousps mad o a pro'(eionaI
trip to Phoenix last luosday ' '
'- A KO"!y ndmfter of AanKanets;
oampNolViia, M W A went to' the
''doinrtB 'fit Ashtand Tneiday ' : - '
There was a campaign rally in Con
way hall Tnevday evening to the In
terest cf joeul probib ition. Uevs
F, 0, Williams and W. l- ShfeHo ad
dressed us Some very fine and truth
full atereoptican views were present
ed. .Talent bad some street improve
ments made during the past week in
the abftpe of some much Deeded cul
verts. " n ..");.
U, T. Lawton, of Med ford, was tn
Talent Monday '
Fred Kapp bandies hla new auto
Ilk an experienced ohaoffoar.
Mi. Alford returned Ba turd ay from
Nye bD"ingtf, Calif, whither be bad
pone for his beultb He ia much Im
proved A Ualloway. of Portland, called
upon Mr' Wolceia last week
Kny Srairord is moving Into tbe
Uaufeom house on Mam etioet
Miss Nora Huoy, of Medford, was
in Talent Tuesday
Hon Joseph -L Uammesly waa in
Talent l' Bt Friday getting acquaint
ed with the people,
Hon U M Cake, of Portland, Kb
publichD nominee for 0. Si. Se cater,
waa In Talent May 1st
M G IJogue and wife of Medford,
were in Meut Saturday afternoon
M L Pellett haa told bis big or
chaid at Tulent for $43,ooo Tbt
gves Talpnt th two largost orchard
deals iu the county as the largest
sale prior to this was the Joshua
Patterson orchard lust east ot here
for ooo
Emmett Heeson sold 25 acres ofhlri
houia place to Mr. Ulein last Sutur
day to 054,ooo.
Mr and Mis U W Wolters and eon,
Chester, started for San Franohico,
last ban day to se tbe fleet. They
expert to oa gone about ten days. (
Jay Merrill U In charge of 0. W
Welter's store while the latter la to
Sen Francisco , . tJ -K i-
Whooping Cough,
"in Fehruay oar daatrhter had the
whoopinR ooush. Mr. Lane, of Hart
land, recommended ChamheilainV
Coiitfh K'-mfdy and said it gave hin
poumere tbe beet of satisfaction. We
found It B4 he said, and can recom
mend it to anvone having children
troubled with whooping cough," Buy
Mr. A. Oosn, of Durand, Mich. For
sale by Cbac- Strang,
. For Sale
An Ideal 10 aoie Dome, 5 acres lo
cultivation, 3 10 alfallfa, good black
soli, house and good wtll, one fourth
of mile from depot, church, and
school. Address Box 157 Woodvllle,
Oregon. . 17-tf
For sals. New B room honae,
11200, easy terms. C, A, Cutting,
no street, noes auauion., wen ueo
ford. - . , y 14-8t
Piitte, Mont, May 8. ISustbounl
BiirlliiKton train No. 6, due In Hinto
at 11:30 liittt hiffht, waa dynamffci!
sbdnt a mlle: west; of the Northern
Pacific siailon at 11:37 o'clock. The
xlolou caused the 'first or helper
engine to -ItuVe the rails, but it
plowed alona; for a few hundred feet
without turning over. ' The second
engine crnHhed into the bank south
of the track for a few car length
from -where the explosion occurred
Rvory person on the train has beof
accounted ' for excepting Engineer
11 u Buy of the Becond engine; - 1
Carl Mange, who was riiittig on the
blind baggiige, had to be taken from
the mass of timbers under which he
was burled.' Hla arm and leg wee
broken. Fireman George Ehle rtf
the second engine was badly ecaldt-d.
They wore hurried to the hospital in
s police pntrol wagon from the scent
of llie wreck as quickly as posnlble
after the news was received.
Locomotive No. 2100, iu charge of
E n gl need B ussy a n d Kl rem a n Eh h
1h lying on lta Bide south of the truck.
The mail car, which was rlht be
hind it, was hurled on its side au 1
badly wrecked. A cold storage fish
Chi' was next to the mull ear and It
was smashed into kindling wood.
Following the flh car was th ex
press car. Only the front trucks
of the express car left the track.
The biiggnge car was derailed, only
the Pullmans remaining on the track.
Express Most nger J. B. Valentine
was seriously bruised, being badly
cut by a flying grenade. Ills escape
from death In his car is considered
miraculous.
The force of the explosion was tpr
rlflc, according to the crew of the
flri-'t engine, the engine being lifted
bodily off the tracks.
The general theory of the explo
sion Is that the dynamite was placed
directly ou the rails, but It la Impos
sible Lto say whether a time fuse or
some sort of percussion cap was at
tached Jo the explosive. The dyna
miting is bi?1 loved by -the .oftl.ee, vs ,'tP
be the work of some hoboes in re
venge t for h,elng ejected from- h
truln,. , , . , . . .....
BOYCOTT tXST,S 300,000,000 YEN.
Seattle. Cbiiiene Notified That Good
L .Will Not Como in Japanese Ships. ,
r Seattle, Wash., May . -4. tChlneae
Importers and merchante doing busi
ness In Seattle received letters today
notifying thorn that Hongkong mer
chants had initiated the .boycott
against Japanese steamships plying
to this port and against Japanese
merchants and manufacturers. The
Seattle Chinese, were Informed that
hereafter all goods would be sent
from China to Seattle and other
coast ports on American vessels or
tramp steamships. The letters con
veyed the information that all the
principal shipping poits of the Celes
tial Kingdom will Join in the boy
cott, and that the fight will not be
lessened until Japan has lost 300,
000,000 yen, or $150,000,000 Ameri
can gold.
Eleven of Helton's Crew Are Lost.
Newport, Ore., May 5. Eleven of
the ofllcera and crew of the steam
schooner Minnie E. Kelton, lumber
laden, from Aberdeen, Wash., to San
Francisco, were killed or drowned as
reault of a gale Friday night.
The steamer Is lying at anchor,
half wrecked, about a mile off shore
hetween Yaqulna Heads and Cape
Foulweather. Captain James Mc
Kenna and nine of his crew were
saved.
Hnrriinan Wnnts More Bonds.
Now York, May 5. E. H. HarH
man announced yesterday that the
stockholder of the Union Pacific
Itailroad Company will be asked at
their meotlng at Salt Lake to author
ize an issue of $100,000,000 of
bonds. Ho said that $30,000,000 of
this amount will be reserved for Is
sue under strictly guaranteed pro
visions for construction and acquisi
tion of new lines and additions.
' 375,770 Cars Reported Idlo.
Boston, Mass., May 4. Examina
tion of the startling report sent by
the American Railway Association,
wherein it Is (shown that the number
of idle ears in the United States and
Canada numbered 876,770 on April
IS, an Increase in six weeks of 62,
263, shows that the situation ta even
more serious than would be at first
supposed.
A Callfornlsn's Luck
"The luckiest day of my life was
when I hmwht a box of Bucklen's Ar
nica salve:'1 writes Chas. F. Hmtahn,of
Tracy, California "Two 2&u. boxes
ourd meof an annoy Inn cso of itch
ing piles, which had troubled me for
years and that yeilded to no othr treat
ment " 8old Under guarantee at
Strang's drug store
Spray Materials.
At Perry's wsrehouks. JJlaok leaf
fox aphia on young trees, Arsenate
ot lead for cod! In moth, 17-2t
, VahJngton, ( D. C. , Presideiu
IlooseveltV Iftlent message bus tai.w
effect . In the House , of Heprutima
tlves, Entirely uncjpeeted to, ad
ministration circles, , a , program of
Uglslution entbt'uelug many ut, ihc
feaurea outlined by the executive
has been Inaugurated by the House
lenders. Fears for the safety of the
Republican majority In the next Con
gress and alarm for the welfare of
prominent Individual members, if
the do-nothing policy be pursued to
Its logical end, have brought a sud
den great change qf heart on the part
of those who control the machinery
at the popular end of the Capitol,
Intimations from the White House
that members who disregard mntturB
to which the Republican party vlrtu
all was committed by the election or
1!0(! need expect no aid from the
administration for re-election this
year, coupled .with what have been
construed as tkreau that those who
openly obstruct the progressive legisr
lutlou demanded might look for
actual opposition from the, same
source, have turned phmg upside
down. As a result the President Is
likely to get more action out of the
House than, he anticipated, and pos
sibly from cougress as a whole.
The President haa reached au
agreement with Senator Piles and
Representative Jones ot Washington,
as to the Snake River dam project,
which has been under ditfcusuion so
long. Under this agreement
President will consent to signing a
bill providing for the erection of a
dam for Irrigation purposes without
charge from the (internment. It
over 25 per cent of tho water is used
for power purposes tho Government
will Jiiake a charge. At the end oV
50 years the Secret an of War in em
powered 'to make whatever ennu'1
he deems; proper for powor.i ;. j
H ! i i'i- r 1 -
That between 300 and 400 lottara;
aro, received, dally t?, tht. White
House urging President. Roa-velt, tcf
run ' n'gnlrV Is" asserted "An "good au
thority. r"hese letter? come from all
parts of the country, it Is sold, from
members of all political pa"rtie,'uind
In them various arguments tape tt.sed
by the writers to Induce M. -ftwose-yelt
to again accept a nomination.
I The letters hayelngreased in vol
ume in he last feiw weeks, end some
of thera are said to be almost tragic
tn their earnestness, ..
: The.Moue Commltte on Foreign
Relations haa decided to, report fa
vorably a bill providing fbr the pur
Chase abroad of American Embassy,
Legation and Consular buildings, and
providing that not more than $1,
000,000 shall be appropriated each
year 'or thla purpose. For this year,
the ; bill appropriates $500,000 for
the purchase of embassies at Berlin
and Mexico City and $500,000 for
the purchase of Consulates at Shang
hai and Yokohama. . '
An appeal has been made to Presi
dent Roosevelt by the American Hu
mane Association In the interests of
cattle that graze ou tho Western
ranges. The Association Indorses the
President's efforts to maintain prop
er Federal control of the public do
main, especially tho grazing priv
ileges thereon, It is held that the
wholesale perishing of range animals
on Western plains Is duo to starva
tion and thirst caused by overcrowd
ing and abuse of the public ranges.
Two hundred nnd five farms near
Oreat Falls, Mont.., have Just been
opened to homestead entry by Sec
retary Garflold, effective May 7.
These farms are embraced in a tract
of about 18.000 acres of land Which
were withdrawn from all forms: of
disposition in connection with the
Fort Shaw unit of the Sun River Ir
rigation project. J j
, The monthly statement of the di
rectors of the mint shows the
total coinage executed at the mints
of the United Sfates during April,
1008, was $28,230,682, as follows:
Gold, $27,307,560; sliver, $767,000;
minor coins, $156,122. In addition
to the above 3,693,594 pieces were
coined for the Philippine govern
ment. ' t '
The monthly statement of the pub
lic debt shows that at the close of
business April 80, 1908, the debt,
less cash In the treasury, amounted
to $925,167,236, which Is an increase
as compared with March 30, 1908, of
$15,445,899.
Valued Same as Gold.
B. Q. Stewart, a merchant of Cedar
Vinar t!a . mvi' l tell tnv iutrim
er when thev buy a box of i)r. King's
rsew Life fill they set the worth ol
thHt much gold in weight, if nfllicted
with constlnation. mnlnna or bilious
ness." Sold under uuarantee at
Strang's drug store, 25c
WANTED.
All kinds of ntw and second band
goods, bought, aold aud exchanged.
, M. L. Moon, 313 7tb.
-Nothing "jut u good'
o W.U."
aa Gold-l7-2t
Dam AltnHlOl " PaR Pence l.as B'ood the test lor over 20 yearn and is the PIONEER
KUlllulllutjr FKXvE on the market today.' We SHIP DlUEO'rVfwm the factory in
carload lot-; gei ilie very test rates, and as we repres. nl the c nipany direct, we eell PAGE FENCK
lor Icsb moi.ej,' qtiuliiy i luidered, than othrr I'-neeH will cost vju. ' ' '
1 " .r. . " X ' i '
1 Tlmt
Oren.
uie rint siyje oi lence in li c right nlao. j we aesist in the i reclion of and Ci U AliAM J",E every 1 i
rod of I'ngc Fence. ' ' . . . , . .. . . ., ,., ... . , . . ' . r
DaIYI AIYlllAf " 'ou 'laVH 110 Poat9 we can tu'iiish thoin, as we have two cars of post
BlsEvlllljll ' ' n liund at present; hoth ceda 8 and yee If you aro contemplating 2
a . ould dke for yiU to sie our line of HAGE, aa we are sure we have what you' waa J
Gaddis cfV Dixon
' Th. Page Fence Men" S"1
Anents Southf tti 'Ji-eon and Korthern California 2
MAIN OFFICE - . ' . - MED'FOJID, OREGON $'
V' t
NOTh E OK APPOINTMENT.
Notice li herein fflvett tbtt tho untlemlffr pd
ht bttti duly u'i'UiU' ut. (1 ouiilitied n Ad
uiiuiNitHlrix of itii' iclHte of titer 8 StHiit,
luti' ol Juckison (iiiu.v, Or nou, ilt'ccii-ril.
All po r . 1 1 liMVUIg rlRllBM anlnM 01
iH'eartj nttiiflrii tn i.tcrpui lti ttimv duly tt-:
lt)i il ut theoltli tfr Hliftui 8. Ciuwoli. n Hie
t liy n( UfdloM, JKt ltt.nu county. Orfion, 'or
t XHIlliDtiOU Mill lll!4VLtU('', ltblll flZ IOO!l1ll-
ir in iid u(ter Ihli 21rd tiny vt April, A. U.
WOB. I i i ' - '
. - l.OU I. JONE9i
AdmffliitTAt'lk ol tha EMAts.or; W.aicr 8.1
Juii.iirued. ti 4 ..j y J ,h
WH4.UMa.CnowELL, Atloray. a . I
NOTICE FOB" PUBLICATION.
ti! ft
r; neuiirinTiiin uio iimTwrj;
liod Offlt'cAt ' wirA,Orc.,Artfc m
-.-NOIh e in Mrrel'V iUtO taa Albert M.Blirttl
Ol 'Bulte Fallir. 0itt)ll, liiii filed inAk-tf'
ins intenooii to mttko ti mil five yenrn
proof tn suji(Krt of hli ciulm, tli: HoniestvHrl
KniryNo. 1:667, made April 4, for the
M5NaH, N K i N W U, Sec Ti Supta
Kaiigv 3 Rant, and that mid proof will
be niAde'bffore a. H Hilton. V. VtitamlB
"lonor, at nil office, In Medford, Oregon, on
WenocKday, Jnly l, lttw,
Huiiiaiew tho following witnewen to pmTO
hi oontinuooo retidooce upon, aud fultlT
Hon of, tho iwnd, vis: .
JisprTuDBte. Nathan B. Htldreth.flatfitief
Hudson.au of Butte Fall. John A. UbeBchalu,
of aig mm. Oregon.
, BENJAMIN L. ElT)Y '
? JUgUtW
t i ,t ' ?
NOTICB FOR PUBLICATION.
y. 1 Department of toe Intarlof.
T,and Office at Roneburjr Ore., Apr. 10. T.XIV. t
.oum n nvreay lTt d mi won a. c mmiu.
Procpect, Oreffun. ha tiled nolle uf hli
inteiinou to make final live Tera proof In aup
tort of blM claim, vli: HomeMi'id E try No.
iivi inane h'tohpf t, iwn, lor in w n r.
A ction TuwuKhip SI Soul h. KanKu 8 Kant,
bp t ore A. P HUlod, tj 8. Com ml alone r, ai hi
office in Medford, Oregon, on lliuredar, July
2nd, 11HJ8, i
He niimrfi the following wltneiet to throve
bin cnntlnuoiiH retduence ujion, and cultivatluti
of, the land, viz)
Krwln M. Mr 'nil, Stanford 9 Aiken, Era
Whitley, Una WlilUcj, all (if Prom ct, Orvuuu,
HKNJAMIN L. KMiY,
Jt eg litter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rtpDflrtinpnt of the Inlnrlor,
Land Office at KeburK,Or'i(oii, Ar. 15.11I0H.
Ndtlce lx 1h reliy r I veil llmt ifvlbirt W,
Mvers, of Wellfn, Otenon, bus tiled notice ol
hla intcrlfon to miikt liiiitlllve yonr proof In
suppor-of Ma claim, vl: llnnu ateud Knlry
No lii'Jfl, made l"i brn,iry 8, 1WW, for tho '
N W i, 8 H J j N W i;, H W '4 N K i, Hfdioii
Towiir-litti :5 HoutFi, Haoue 1 Kaai, and that
i-aid proof will bemad..- belurcA.H BUtnn, U.
H. CouiijH'sUitier, ai bin oflic , In Medford, Ore
gon, on Thursday, July 'iiu, lfH,
He niim'-" ihc tollnwiriK wiiik-snps to prinre
hln fO&iinuoiiH resilience upoo, and cultlvatlou
of. me land, viz:
Henry winterhn'der, Albert A. PcHfihey,
A ion II. Thninpaoii, hM of Wcllen, Ort-Kuii.
Heyuold ftlciniuiU, of Hrownsboru. Otocon.
11INJAM1.N L. KJiUY,
lUgluler,
Administratrix's Notice of Sale
of Real Property.
Notice If? hereby Riven that tho undersigned
Admlrmtintrljr o the eatatent WflHam Broad,
dcL'tau'd, uiuier and by virtue ol an order of
the county court ot Oregon, for Jack "on on
ty, made and entered of record In the journal
of Mild court, will on and after the HHrd dy of
May, IWiH, at 2 p.m., ai nitia administratrix'!
place ol re ldencc In Jitckaonvllle, onuun,
HRll at private aale to the bin hem bidder for
ctiah in hand, for the purpoae of paying the
claim! againnt a(d es ate and the. coat and
expend! ol udrnlnlntrHtlon, the foltowiuir de
crlbuil real property belonging to aaid eitale,
towit:
Resinning at the norLbeiiat corner of lllock
No. M, la Jackie nville, Oregon, andninnlii
no nth 57U dexrcoH cant 372 feet to Third stru t
on the Sterling road, thpnee ulimu the Una of
ratd road touih W4 dearcfra went 206 feet,
thence north MlA dejrpra weNt along the line
ol Kim street 13! feet to Apnlejtate road tbence
north 71 drgrai-a eaat MX' feet to place ol bo
Klnnlng. Alio a triangular pltre of land tn the
aoulhcadt corner ol Hlofk fit, whirh In Included
with other land" In deed from the truilci ol
the town ol .lacktonvlllv, Oregon, to jamea T.
Olunn. which 1 u corded in folum4. at page
(.71. of the deed records of aid oounty, con
taining .2M7 of an acre, tbe rntlc of aald pretn
lue to be made unbjcct to conflrmuttou and
approval oi ttaia court.
ANNIKJ(ROAD.
Admtnlntratrix ot eitate of Wilifim Hroad, de-
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To the Public.
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manufactory of Hl(h Urade Ioe
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am la an quantity. Wa make
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Utre ni yonr oraen large or amen
Kofae Rmr Cteemery,
Medford.
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Iowa Lumber
Box Co.
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Announcement
Coinmencing with April 1st, we will
put in a coinploto stock of hisjh grade
lumber, both rougli and dressed, Kiln
dried flooring, mouldings, windows,
, , - doora etc. of ,' : . ' , ; .'
' The Williams Bros. Door & lumber Company ,
Also stock of shingles and other build
ing material. "Will be pleased to fig
ure with you on what you may need
in our line.
The New Lumber Yard
East of School House Grounds
CENTRAL POINT; QBE. E. C. Welch, M'g'r
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