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TIIlAlKDFORD DAILY TRIHUXK. MKDFORTJ. OR.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, IfKW.
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SOCIAL AJ
PERSONAL
BIO CHIEF FIOERALD nC O 1 I WC T A I Y C
MARRIED 4$ ALBANY j Llrnii4j inMiu
UPON POLITICS
.1. If. rilu'TJiM, liiu ' lii'f "f Wi
Wat rh I lie Storn fir VjiIwi-
tiii'-H.
I'. V. Ivrwliiivv li-ft for North. ni
'iilif'oriiiii l-'riilsiy lMiniri-n.
Kin'n fur I.owncy AI'1"ii'n mid
Guntli'T 'h chucolnlcM. tf
A. rt, WcIIh iinidc a liusiiH'HH trip t(
CrnwXn J'iikh Tlninuliiy, ivfiiriiiiitf Tri'liiy.
Mr, l-'ml Uwfii f Sh'simlxmt, Or.,
in ifitiny in M' lll'nr'l.
.1. W. Wib-y i-iiiim- in Tliiirndity i'rom
htH niiirh iimHIi.iihI if Mnlford.
AII'Tt 1 1 l mih lit' Climax llllHlirt.i
I. iiHin.Hs in M'lt'nid Kridny.
William Mill nf (JrilTin ito-Ic whh a
Medfonl liiiHiiM-sn fiilli-r Tlturfdiiy.
,1. Wen l.iivvtnii in Ji newly iiiinoiiiH'i-d
c:iiilijile fur Dm office uf iM.uiity jih
HVHuur for .Jitrknun county.
Trui Cix, I lie AhIiIiiimI meiit, iniirld t,
man, H mi Medfonl Ijiihj ih-hh culler
TliurHduy.
Llidii-M, iillentinii! Dmii'I f;iM hi we
the ni'vv iiHKorhin-Mt of Cliiim Silk mid
Kmhioidi ry Wn'mtH. "Tin Ititf Shire,"
Iciiel & Kent imt 'm, -7
Mih. H. Dyer nf Went. Medfnrd, who
litiH 1 n very Hick at tier home, in re
jKirted in lit-li hotter.
hlhlii-M, iiltonlion! Don't, fitil to kcp
IIh' new fiKMortment of liina Silk mid
Kinhroidi ry Vnintn. "Tin Mijf Shire, '
Deuel & Keiltner'H. -7H
I,. K. Hoover returned Friday from
rorllmul, wliere he lias 1 a on Inini-
IH'HH fur the (Hint two weeks.
Tltl'IT TI(i:i;S I Inm- riiUI extra
heavy N'ewlown pippinM, Hiiitalde to re
plant wliere hers have di d. I. It.
Warner.
, Mm MeN'eil nf Cooh Hay arrived in
Aledl'ord l-'riday to visit with relaliven.
Mr. MeN'eil wan al one tin iU'K'"l '"
mih liny, localed lit AhIiIhihI.
IjolieH, attention! Don't fail to nor
the now aHHortinent. of China Silk and
Kiiiluoidi ry WainlM. "The liitf Store,"
Iti'iiel A Kentuer'H. -7S
Niw arrivalH in Bedford are: F.
tfood, Pierre, S. It.; V, Taddikea Marri
etle, S. I).; S. T. VoorheeM, SturyiM, S.
D.; L. It. Mark haa, !rand Ha.idH,
Midi., and M. D. M e. rhicn, Oil,
Mih. II. K. Anlicny, whom- home in in
KilUene, tint who Iiiih tieen v ini t i n it in
Klamath KiiIIh, Or., arrived in Med
ford Friday to visit with her two
ilaiiixhtei-H, Mih. .1. A. Orlh and Mrs. A.
II. Miller.
V. W. LeniiriMter, the HeW photo
radier of Mrdt'ord. haw jiiirdinsed a
h.t in North Mi-dford from W. K. I.auo
and will m I to build an iilodale
cottage iiion il, which he will niviiy
hil'self.
V. llnldiason of the linker
lluhduisou ujHtuv, Iiiih returni'd from
Sun l-'nni'-isi-o, whi-ie he had I a oil
husiiiesH for the past week Inlying n
Hint' It of drynoods for t lie enlarged
Hlor..
J. II. Maiklev sold a lion" and two
lots in Sunt I, Medt'm.l to M. Dillon.
Mr. Dillon recently tinned n Med ford
from the in ii-li en-t nf town, and will
make Med ford his f at are h.niie. 'Die
cotmidei ;it inn as $1 HOll.
Mr. and Mih. Da id Taylor. ulm re
eelillv s.il-l oiil their ioiell' in Smith
M ,,.,! .1 t . . V. V. Tiu.iv of (Javl.ird.
Mn )i . left lii-.t nii-iii for Vim er.
W a-.li.. u here t hey hi iv linked a nun 1 1
tinel of hind.
M i-s Kn MeXeill of Si. Johns, Or.,
Hid Mr, Hi,. I Ml .. II. li. SlnMivr :n
l i ci Thin sdav all. l it oo n. l iM Me
Neil ill v i-il illi the S a,, i fam
il V I'm a few Weeks hel
h her home.
I. J Dailev and laiuil
through Me.lh.id Thurv.lav on tlteir wav
In h M holn U eu.it.'lie. . W a-.ll.
Thev had lieen i-.il nii; in Soul he i n
r.'ihroruin. Iml ill let to Vh .ll'md
in I he tii a I ii l
The .ulatij.'d i.li.n.w ihat we hae
hvn t;i viiii; awnv mv mailv all yion
If ori W lo eet one nf lliein. call
at "in e ;ind uiaKe a i t ;nt ijeMieii t s for it.
Hull "s rt Sm.ho. Unhhatd hU, n-nr
t.l id- . tf
hmkti Tribe of Iti. yid. r of If.d Men,
and a wejl known an t j.onnlar bn-irieHs
man of M'-df'oid. ivas married Weltn-H .
day evening at Albany. Or., to Mrs. M.J
DaM-ley of Loh ( anuis, Wash., by i .mhi
ty Judoe Stewr-t at hi office.
M r. I 'itii'-iald s weddiuy; is a biy
surprise to his friends here, and he j-avr
no ink lin y of Ink intent ions when he
left Me. lord the first of tin- week.
M r. Kit zeji-rald is president of the
Knyue ItiviT 'oust met ion company.
WEBSTER, CLOSES DEFENSE
FOR HALL AT PORTLAND
POKTI.AM). Feb. 7. L. If. Web
Hter for t he defense closed Iuh argu
ment for John II. Hall this afteruoou.
He laid ureal st reus upon Hall 'h en
deavor lo have Hpeeial aentn ai(ointed
to investigate unlawful fendnjr by the
Hutte ( reek company, asKi rtini; that de
lay wan no evidenee of conspiracy, and
reiterated t hut II nil had in- er yi ven
peraiiHHinii to erect or inaintain a fom-e,
and that, ilefeadant never had an nil
ileisland iujj or agreement with the of
fieer of the eompany. The cane will
yo to the jury tonight.
BUI Willis Burglarized.
The residence of Kill Willis, Ash
laud's best known and must pietur
csipie i-ha racier, located .just on the
outskirts of the western city limits, was
hiirn;luriod last Priday afternoon about
I ii 'dock while Hill was absent vis
iline; his iieioJiborH. The intruder ran
sacked the premiHes yeiteially and aunle
ijiiite a job of pit Hi n nj hinys nut of
their proper places, lie was rewarded
with (.' cents which Dill had b-ft ty
iny on his ilininj; room table, but misseil
a liopr ilollar that L'"' coered up with
a patent itieilieitie hot lb' and was thus
lost to (he robber's view. Hill's Iosh
was a liltle heavier than what the in
truder stole, as Hill had HiispiciniiH that
perhaps tlu robber was tin enemy that
wished hi pnisnii him, ton, sn he threw
away all the nrub lie had in the house
that could be tampered with. Valley
It id.
PANIC FOLLOWS FIRE
IN TENEMENT HOUSE
Ni:V VoltK, Peb. 7. One woman is
di ad mid several persons were injured
jis the result of a fire which early In
i lay desi roved a five story apart ineiil
building at 'nlninbii avenue and Scv
i-lltietll street. Maioaret I,, lilllldon fell
from tlie tilth floor and was fatally in
jured. The loss- is iTi.nito.
ritANKI.INVIU.i:. Ky.. Peb. 7.-Ti-n
iaHseiiters wi-re injured in a wred
on the I'etin .y K atiin railrnad, two mile:
east of hero today, caused by the de
railtiieut of several cars. '
CARDS LEAD TO EXPULSION.
( I out iiiin-d f fi'lll I'aoe 1 .)
Hilling
p(..d
The s. ,,,. boatd. emi-ist ine; of
Mi ssts. t n. lirati, P.nli'r. Warner, Slrany
and Watt, d-bal d etionslv the .ptes
lion lor two das and 1,-1 that the
-.hool official- weri' ill the wrono and
had e d.d tle ir a n I h. i t y . '"'liev
mi,!, r.d tin -upi t'iiiiendeiit to reiu-,lale
all i I lie bos and piildi.lv apoloej.-,.
to t he n i lor I In i r ivnim a I. Tins wa
b ii . -.ti-i-hn . an. I lodav Snperinlen
d mi Sins i f-iyn- .1. In n t In- -n per
inl.-nd. el aOeeUi , d I lie accuse,) bo s
1 1"
lo-l ed.
s snd Ihat the
,11 no Mlb. I - o
of w inoii mi.' o
nd look upon
' i . , 1 1 ! ' i . w , i . t ,r
l.el ill! ll.b 111 , bill I 1
bo.-ud u.i- not.
'I'lie trouble w vml
' ed la-l ' 1 1 1 i ' ma
a
I e-I l
1"
,1 pack
Buy Tickets by Wire.
'Soin. ihiui; which N of rmi-oderablc
in f en-it to 'tie publ te pellet (i liy and
winch is peiliap Hot yeuenil 1 v '.Hewn
i tl" -v-l ni .i-i.iid ,o,b-:s n.ov in
ttl'.et between vtatiops ,.l' the S.'iitliern
D o i ' ' . ..:np r.iv an all s hi til.'
Fn.l. .1 "-ii',- ic. an- ol t In- si -ten
ti. '- .v be pel .-ka-.-d at Medtotd
tio-i, ,,n p' u e Ml .e riU'e.l V,s r,nd
(n:ul. 1 i, , o..,pb, d dir. . t lo the
pa-' w U -o k.-tc. Steeper
l. .'eiMiMo.l.iM.-us and vi, all ai-ionnf of
. i-h '"i , ,-iinc, r i.'ti wi'h Mi.-' tii'kt'ts
' .iv ' :-ied a Ike -aoic
t; " tf
IV H Ptcu-e . Sen
-.tltrd
. Il ;
e the veho.
b..Mle ..f be
oi waved
! ..f tl e -I'!.
hot debate
1.- t beaid.
-ed to card play
s -infill. These
.tainiuo the -ii
to have t'n-l -tail
lo u al the l lili-l
me of the in-: i lie
ith an elaborately
i mi w i a p ted ill I In-
I and found I a
r. upon which the
w i oi Ii a iiud t In'
"t-, ThU i; iiin
tiacd to s e of
Logilsator Back From Bant Finds
Panic Over and Money Becoming
Plentiful for Industrial Enterprises
Predicts Nomination of Roosevelt.
"The panic is a tiling of the past.
TiiaeH are daily rowin le tter cast, and
money is plentiful for indii-strinl enter
prisi , though not for speculative ven
tures," said lion. .1. W. I'erkius today,
w ho has re) it mod from a I rip to the
east. ' ' Med ford is ond iiioujjh for
me. I wouldn't live aaili in I hica-o
if you jave me two blocks of State
street.
"The 1'acifii ast is liecniuiii more
I more talked about every day and a
larger hum ignition than ever can be
looked for this Hummer, and the Uouc
(fiver valley is becnmhin; famouH.
"It looks to me as thoiio.h 'ronident
Ihtosevelt would be renominated by the
U publicans. Tat't seems to In- losing
ground, and if it is not Uoose i It it
will be Jluhes. I was surprised,
though, at the bitter feeling against
the Tri-sidi-nt amou influeuiial capital
ists. "I Mopped over lo nee Isaac Ander
son of Spuknuc, who n nlly had an
option to purchase the Fish Lake irri
gation works, and found him si ill work
in n on the proposit ion and expecting
to secure the property before lone;.
"There is no truth in the statement
that. I am cultiii-r my orchard into small
tracts. The place is not for sale, and if
water eiMiicH, never will be."
The Library Tax. .
Any public spirit! d man ounht to be
willing to help to maintain a public
mipply of d books at. the rate of 10
i-eii ! for rverv ::'" i of hi tscii yt re
cent t for i-vi rv .f.'lHD of his actual
wealth. One third of a mill on a dollar
w-nnld I"- 1 c ftjoii 111 cents on f
1 on .-fifat'i. Ordinarily property n
il-es-ed at from ."" to HO per cent of its
real value. Assume that tin valuation
is To pec cent. A ..';ihiii house would be
n-c!ist'd for ?--", and the annual tax
at one third of a mill would be 7o cents,
and for this tin- taxpayer and the mem
bers of his family would yet all the
hook tlev could read in ll! months,
and the children would have the benefit
of the referem-t-s in their studies. For
the owner of a modest .flo'io home the
one third of a mill would be ;ts cents,
and he would (jet in return the uho of
h In-ds of the very best books and
ninijaziaeK for himself and hiti family.
Surelv this is no burden. A town which
had i:'.."'! a year for the library loaned
its thousand volumes SlinO times in one
vear. Figure the cost uf each book to
each reader and see what other co-operative
plan yields better returns on the
investment.
FOH KFT Rooms for light house
keeping, with bath and electric light.
Inquire above tea and coffee store,
7th and (i. Mrs. A. llaycox. i-7"i
FOR liKNT Two ranches; good chance
''or man with one. tvi or thre good
t num. JI, Fierce Son, Medford,
Or. iI74
FOR SALE. Having purchased over
5bO,000 f.et of first-class milling logs,
wo are prepared to furnish first-class
lumber of all kiwis in any amounts
on short notice. If you contemplate
building place your order with us;
prices very reasonable; dimension and
line finish lumber a specialty. Wrire
or call. Butte Falls Lumber C ornpany,
office over Jackson county bank, Med
ford, Or. tf
BATHS Mep anly; hot air, steam and
medicated ea salt, 5bc; with massage,
fci.tHt; good for rheumatism, coitis, sun
joints, paralysis, etc.; will purify and
ton- up generally. Prof. Valeske, A
street, corner of 7th st. tf
XHiSEKY STOCK All kinds of fruit
trees, both large and small fruits,
standard varieties of njip-ps and pears
and peaches, including Newtown and
Kpitzeuherg apples; a full line of up
todutt nursery stick, in large or small
lots; also all kinds of njfjiamental
trees and shrubbery, at my residence
in Smith Medford, having just re
ceived a large shipment, am prepared
to fill orders immediately. Inquire at
Warner's Store. L. B. Warner, Sr.,
Medford. Or. tf
PREMIER FRANCO RUNS
AWAY TO SUNNY ITALY
LIS1IOX, Feb. ". Italy will be the
future home of ex -Premier Franco, lie
has already arrived in t hat count ry,
never more to return to troublesome
Lisbon.
Manuel, the boy king of Portugal, is
showing marked improvement as a
ruler, and his ability to grasp situations
is surprising his new ministers. The
cabinet is trying to persuade him not
to attend I he funeral kit v icon of his
father ami brother on Saturday, but so
far he is determined to accompany the
mourners.
The diplomat ic corps wilt visit t he
morl nary chapel to view t he remains
of the king and crown prince.
MARION COUNTY TO HOLD
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
SALKM, Or.. Feb. 7. Marion county
b'epublicaiis wilt hold a county couveu
lioii this year, as in the days before
I In direct primary wa. adopted. This
much was decided at a c. inference of
b'epublican loader last Monday even
ing. While the meeting was not pub
lielv announced and its cotii-lnsioiis are
not iieecssjirily binding upon the party,
yet it is believed that those who Were
present represented the general senti
ment of the Republicans of the county
and that there will be no strong dis
icnt. The sentiment was unanimous in
favor of a county convention mid eipiat
I v una a i in "its a ga inst the si n tig of
St ;i i, in. ni o, I by Republican eandi
dates for the legislature.
KENTUCKY FEUDIST
KILLED BY HIS SON
Dixon-Crance Wedding.
A ijuiet wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nidi-;
ols. in this city, Wednesday evening of '
last week, the contracting parties being
Walter lixoii of lioseburg and -Miss
(iraee Trance of Ashland. The cere-'
mony was performed by Professor A. .1.
Ilauby, after which the company was
invited to tin dining room, where a ,
most elegant supper had been prepared
by Mrs. and Miss Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon expect to reside
in Ashland. Central Point Herald.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
l'(;i:i( Sewing Machine Co. Tele
phone No. !il."i. A. I. Singler, Mgr. 2f
WANTKD Woman or girl for silver
pantry. Apply to Steward, Nash t'nfe. j
PO It KXCHA NO H M ed ford property
for other property. Adrdess Lock Box
418, Medford, Or. tf
FOlt It F.NT (leiitlemnn wanted for
nicely furnished room, near in. Apply
at, Hotel Moure. tf
FIHST -CLASS .Japanese cook wishes
situation. Address Cook, Tribune. 50
71 SQUARE DEAL
The finne Kiver Land Company has always contended that
there is no good reason why the real estate business cannot be
carried on honorably and honestly, with due regard for the rights
of both purchaser and landowner. Actuated by this opinion, the
company has never yet misrepresented as to the character of the
noil or the ipiality of the fruits produced on sami', with the result
that all who have bought orchards through this agency so far
could sell out, if desiralile, at an advance uf 1(H) to 5i)0 per cent
above t lie purchase price. This is a history of which we are
proud, and we shall continue along the same lines in the future.
Men who come into this favored valley looking for a new place
of abode are entitled to fair treatment. We only ask of them
that they will exercise ordinary business sagacity in investigating
the resources of the valley before buying.
There are three things the average investor wants, if he buys
country property in this valley. First and foremost, he wants a
home wnere he and his family can enjoy good health and the fruits
of this section. Fsually he wants to get located where he is within
easy reach of the leading commercial centers and close to local
markets. And he always wants property which will bring in a
good income and is sure to advance in value as the valley develops.
Will he be apt to find this combination in the bauds of the
street-corner broker or the average "butter-in" who perst'cnte-s
the homeseeker about the hotel offices? When out- considers that
the situation is not urging many men with good holdings to sacri
fice their property here, it is up to the homeseeker to apply to the
regular dealer for what he wants. If he wants the
VERY BEST IN THE WHOLE VALLEY
he must apply to the .Rogue Kiver Land Company. When in Med
ford, do nut fail to call on the
AT THE EXHIBIT BUILDING.
Roue River Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUILDING,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
l-'ul'NI An I'liiiiin-iitc HSMortim-nt. of
I,uIh's' UniM-rir, rliirm Silk Mini Km
hr.iiili'rv Waists. "Tin- llitf Slim-,"
IVni'l & Ki-nln.r. -TS
l-'Oli SALK "ill- acre-, wi st nf Mi-ill'iiril
.ity limits; priri- tL'Oil, piivnlili.' $10
il,ivn ami $ln a uinntli. without inter
est. Ail.lli'ss 1'. (I. Iinx -71, Mrill'nril.
Orejj'nii.
WANTKD Situation liy lady wlm is
willing to wink at fair waj.es; Jire-
for work that I ean I in at. home
niojils. Aililiess Triliune nffiee. or M.
I-:. II., Tostoffiee liox SIT. -Tl! I
The Nash Hotel and Grill
Only first-class house in the city. Absolutely the finest grill between
Portland and San Francisco. A specialty is made of oysters, shell and other
fish. All meats used aro cold storage government inspected. Catering in all
its branches.
.1 ( KSi IN. K v
ll;M;n. I, noun :e
liiiin i s in t In- lliv
i.-.-.-iit years, via
Ins shoe here
I ii llareis.
1 I.. 7. .Iil.lue .las,
one of ttie priih-ipri!
Illitt eolilily feuils of
shot .-in.l 1, ill- ill
sin.lav liv his son.
AMERICAN SQUADRON
IN STRAITS OF MAGELLAN
rr vr i;i:n vs. r.
lions are i, ..!,. .1 ah.
slops
Ii. 7.- I'le.aia
ar.l the kinle
II. I t..l.e.io l.oal tlostroveis for
lite ovaee Miroueli do. western straits
..I' Mai;. -II. iii in .. the I'.i. it'i, . The start
Hill I..- ma.ie tonight, an. I when
loeal.s Satur.lav the lioats will have
r.nmilo.1 lap.- I'oiwai.l. Hlfi.-oil fan
.!! w ill he ina.le this adorn i.
WANTKD A rnnrh; not inure than ll
miles from Meilfor.l; must lie reason-
aliie. A.l.lress. yiviiii; ileseriptinn anil i
priee, A. D. Triliune offiee. No agents. ;
-us I
WANTKD : s i-1 for g eneral house
work; no washing; must room at
home. Impure at Triliune office, tf
Knit S. I, I-! Two ini-iiliators. useil only
one soason. for sale cheap; ea'aeity
of ea.h. L'lli ei:es. lniiiire at Win
ner's store. Warney Suy.ler. tf
I-'ol; SALK Seasone.l piae stove w I.
OHO mile west of I'lloellili. ill lIKI lit it ii'A
to suit. Apply on premises or a.l-
.Ir.ss Chillies (lis, -a. I'hoeniv. Or. -71
KOI! SAI.K One five horsepower inn
tor, (jo.,,1 as new; take it away for
m7."i. l'eils Klite l.aun.lrv, Meilfor.l.
Or. f
Kill! SAI.K. -.".".-' foot lot, "..I lot
from cor. Mill 1 I. sis.; u liaiL'ain;
S. W. Me.lotr.l. ( all any time. Y.
Vooili, resilience.
I'oli liKNT-A re oichin.l for
rent; II acres prunes, lialauee apples;
1 to o veal s; ..o.l iinpr.n einelit s ; one
mil,, f i .lacksonvillo. Or. Win. His
lice, .la.-ksonville, Or. tf
Rogue River Valley
Orchards Company
CAPITAL S200,000
We have purclias.-il from Mr. K. V. Carter ami Mr. K. T. Stajiles of
Ashlan.l a tract of lo7.'i acres of what is coiisi.lere.l as io.i.l apple ami pear
laml as there is in the ROGUE RIVER VALLEY, which we have sul.iliviuVd
in fie ami ten acre tracts, which we are selling upon the followine; terms:
Selline. I'riee Total -Aniount
I'. r Acre. Cost. Neccs 'v.
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M'.r'T Ti;r.;
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; M ,.r !!.. I I f .
Iv.,,.-. Vf I l! ,. ,f
I' II V eue fe Sen
A', j noi.i'd I .r ......t. r. a.ivcit ,n.;
It h' I e- ..:.-; Willi 1 1. , III
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FQR SALE
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A One-Story Brick Ikiild
hijr 50x0. A snap if
taken at once. I:ASY
TI:RMS. See
d.C.Brown
PA LAI BLOCK
WANTKD- steiioernphy ami typewrit-
ino Well, .lone eellilii;s at reaonal.l.c
rates. In,iiiie of Van. Kooiif 1 1 r
Klectlic Co.. or Diailloil.l li" online
house. "'
l-'Olt SAI.K New rcsi.teiu-e. .lust com J
plete.I, sccoil.l Mock West of lliejlil
s.liool. West Secnth street; fine col
oliial interiar; cheap if sohl soon. Ill
,liir,- Triliune office. tf
WOIM WANTKD
tor;
Five-acre Or.-hanl
t tpt ion 1 Plant -.1
Option I' I'laiitr.l ami
option ;: I'lani. .1
Option ( I "l-i ii t --.1
Optioe. o I'lanic.l
oi.ti.m : - !'!:s nl .-.I
' pt ion 7- I'lante.l an.l
l ipt ion s 1 -In 1. 1 -.1 ami
Option li - Plant..! an. I
Amount neeesxarv
1 f..r 1 voir.
ml cai-eil for 2 years,
mi c.-ir- .l tor o years,
ml care.l tor I years,
ml care.l for o years,
n.l care.l for ti years,
ti. I car. .1 for 7 years.
ii. I en..! for 7'-. vear
fl-'irt - 7-lit .t7-'n
LV'i 1 1 4'in
217 iL'-t.-i :;so
L'P4 1-17(1 o-J'l
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pun ism
4:'.-- 217.-. 123
4s2 24 1 0 (ill
."ill) 2oi"l0 (i0
-t ilet.l ami possession.
EASY TERMS 10 TER CENT DOWN AND 1 PER CENT PER MONTH.
D. taile-l iiif-uiciiri.-ii au.l lit- rature w ill ! sent in application to our
home office. Jos lliriil.-il.lt P-ai.l; l-l-li:., Saa Francisc.-i, or to any real estate
:io.,, i ill,. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY.
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pane.
a ,lo all kin-Is of e. u-ral farm
n.-ial h.h.cr in a'l work; town
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CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
They ihaiu the towns ol" r.ioiu- an.! lK-itlu-r
ci(.' I iu- fit, ;-iv!c n.iv liis'.iiKtinii vv.v olotlics
tli.ii lyniir owti 1,'itv tailm' can.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
The cii'tlu's I make aiv tlic kind tliat "carrv
ilist'.-.u iinn," ih.it bespeak tlu- man, that keeps
your niuihA ;;t home and are superior in everv
detail to the "sweatshop" t;oods ot" catalogue
houses.
KEEP YOUR MONET
HOME
FRENCH DRY CLEANING
EIFERT
The City Tailor Medford
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