THE MKDFOItn i).riV TRIBUNE, MTiUFOT?!). OR., Tf I LT R S DAY. APT.IL ', 1008,
'SOCIAL AND
K PERSONAL
Wliat tbo matter with Reiiihnrlt !
, L, B. Cart or of Kiigle I'uint out
: : Thursday in Med fori).
1 Mr. nud Mrs. linwinan have
muvcl into their east wide, prupiTly.
llaviland, firnii-poreluio and onnrnel
ware at J. ward 'a
iWHY MULKEY IS
SUREOF ELECTION
! n clciu.inir a siiceialtv. West
; -i-entli street, 14 I
L. Xiedemeyer uf Xorth Jackson
ville was aiiiuuK those in Medford WpiI
nesduy. Hi in cllini; off a consider
able portion of li jb land and increasing .
the population of our vnllcv. i
C. M. Allen, lal- of Coleman iwt, Ropuulicau Taxpayer Enumerates Boa
haii returned from a trip to Alberta, sons That Should Indues Evervone
trip to Alberta.
lie is well pleased with tliut part of
nnada mid experts to make it his fu
ture home.
There was a crowd of more than 4M
j Beesun llros. of Talent did business Ashland ymuio, i-eople in uttcndii at
in 'Medford dnrino; the past week.
. Phone OSI calls Klectrii
J Works, West Seventh street
1. 11. Itilinebnro; and his wife
up from Ashland the first of the week
llariland, actni-pnrceluin and enamel
ware at J. ('. Want s.
H..O, JVilkinson is at Iti'scbure; hmk
ill) after business 'interest.
French electric drv cleaning. Wesl
Seventh stiv-t. 14
, . .Martin, J,'ernoll of Applfirntc was a
reemt business visitor in our city.
It's all over town that ifeinhardl
build Kiuir.'iiitei'd cement walks.
Messrs. .Wiuier and Stillwell, former
llw Medford sklilim rink Wcdncsdiiv
flenuini; i(lt K(. v,.Jesday night is so
Mrs. W. T. York has been very sick
nt her home in West Medford for sev
eral days,-- hnvinj been in the care of a
physician.
Ilenilacties that come from defectiv
sight or eyestrain can be cured by hnv
in proper glasses fitted. Hoe Dr. fio
ble. Ho has cured hundreds; lie may
be nble to cure you. 14
h. .1. Orr, on West Seventh street
recently sold his residence property
and several lots to a company which
to Vote for Candidate for Prosecut
ing Attorney of Jackson County.
will erei.t wi-nrn p,.,.,.!,.,,, ,iu,i..i ....
reuulwlilH f ,,..r t-..n,.,. tr ...I....! . . ....
is undecided as In where ho will locate.
vMedford and ( entntl Point a visit.
,';. t)P upper crust flon. Ohn
' X llilibard. - 13
Mr. II. C. Cnrnell of Antelope wits
in Medf- rd Wednesday, accompanied by
her ddughter, Mrs. R. .1. Sivciining.
Jiern Oregon scenery nt 1 II
Art SJudio, near bridge.
.1. T; Wilder of. I'hoenix, the success
fnl berry-raiser, made Medford n busi
ness visit. Wednesday
Mils Klin Onunynw, stenography and
typewriting. lionm 4. Pnlm Block.
Furry brolhers, well known residents
of Phoenix precinct, were recent visit
ors in Medford
On you want n first class business
location on Medford 's busiest street T
Eaiy terms. If an, call on .1. f' Drown.
Pnlm Block.
Miss Jessie llnln of Grants Pnss is
visiting In Grants Pass, the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. IF. K. Foster.
Commencing with last Ttiesdav night
the Euicrick restaurant will keep open
until midnight for the benefit of tin
public.
A. Moore, P. T. V. Kngel and I.udwig
Merger wern up from Phnenii during
the week.
mo erection of a beautiful bungalow
la about, to be commenced on the Queen
Anna addition and morn will follow in
a abort time, which prnvea the poiiti
larlty of Hie building restriction on
theae lots. Heller nut be a Spaniard
and pnt off buying one of llieao lots
until tomorrow.
Union K. Textor of Applcgale. Inw
. yer lioineslender lumbermnii, spent Inst
I nesilay and Wednesday in Medford.
." 8. It, Holmes and J. F. Ilrown were
among tho K'nglo Pointers in M.sll'ord
during the past few days.
Misses Issie Met 'ully mid Minimi Arm
strong of .Incksoiivllle visited with
.Medford friends Tuesday.
.tunica M. Kiernan has returned from
alifornin. where he spent the past Iw
lllolltlis.
n. ii. Alexander ot .Central I'uint
precinct, spent n few hours in Medl'oril
Wednesday.
I . . Hcfurloir of Jenny Creek did
business in Modioli! ami .lacksonvilli
Wednesday.
Cnptain Todd, the genial insurance
ngent. is nmc.ng us again, after an ah
sence of several nt lm in Wnshl ngt,,ii
nnil lilnlin.
Frank ll.vbee of North .lacksonville
was among his Medford friends Wed
nesdny.
II. G. McCarthy of Ashland, the rail
mailer, was in Medford mid Jackson
ville one dny this week.
W. II. Veln.blc, A. Throckmorton mid
Fred Offenhiieeher were over from Ap
plcgate a few days since.
linrace I'eltnn of Sam's Vail
n recent visitor 111 Medford and Jack
sonville.
I'ouoieoav nt null.' rail was
a business caller in Medfunl Wedn
day.
..uss iiartges or Ashland is visiting
ni inn nnme ot .Mr. mid Mrs. H. (I
Shear ill Kant Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Moore of Gold
Mill visited iii Medford with relatives
Thursday.
('. P. Zini Herman of Griffin Creek
has leased the W. llowmnn residence
properly in Wesl Mod ford.
C. 11. Schmidt from west or Medford
has been on the sick list for the past
two or three days.
Charles D. Ilarelrige will give a so
cial dance nt the Medford Opera House
tonight. Music will be furnished by the
Hnzelrigg orchestra.
J. Tlyriim of Miiltnoinali conntv lm.
heen pnylng relatives living in this sec
tlon n visit. He wns In Me.lfoid Sal
urdny.
Ii. Thompson mid T. J. O'llara, prom
Inent cltirens of Ci-nlrnl Point precinct
mndo Medford n business visit Wed
neadny.
Hen nenll of
The funeral of Grant Knwlings took
place r rum the Itawlmgs home on the
east side. I here wus u largo atteud
anee. All members of the immediate
family, including a brother from Hhor
idnn, Wyo., were iiresent. Interment
look place in the ('ell I nil point eem
etorv. -
Colonel 11. C. Wnshburii of Table
Hock was among the many who cmiic
to Medford Monday to hear Senutnr
Pultun. Ho recently returned from
Cliicugo nod other onstern points which
tie visited in coiiinnnv with his wife
Ooorgu W. Kincnid of Upper Itogue
river was in .ieillord luesdiiv, ncconi
panied by his youngest son, who injured
one ot Ins eyes severely not long since
nud hnd an operation performed on it
white here.
William Lewis, who lives a short ilis
tanco north of Medford, wns in Med
ford Wednesday. Ho informs us Hint
his wife has goue to Arizona to visit
her brother, .lames I,nko, who is neri
ously ill with kidney disease.
Ir. Guide, tho optician, has put in the
past 14 yearn in the practice of his pro
fession, 1(1 yours of Hint time in Med
ford and the Hoguo Hiver valley. He
has just n ntly fitted up mi optical
parlor on Hcvcnih at rein where the ex
press office used to lie) and is prepared
to lit glasss for all cases of defective
sight that glasses will remedy. See
him before going elsewhere, lie has
no oilier business. 14
ALAMEDA MINES TO BE
DEVELOPED BY EASTERNERS
Josephine connlv properl V of the
Almueda Consolidated Mines compunv.
of which (). M. Cr h of Portland is
president, will be developed bv Ohio
iiiul .Michigan capital. A smeller will
be installed and in otieratiou wit h n
I'tipncity of Inn ton dailv, liv Mav IS,
according to slat Is mndc bv the
investors.
i'lie sum of t.'ulll.lllHI bus been invest
I iii the stock of tl pany by
syndicate, including J. II. Southard.
Detwiler, Walter Pavne mid A.
Towner of Toledo, C. C. Aler of Collllll
bus, Mensrs. .luckson of Fremont,
mid Cm f Wyandotte, Mich. It
said there is enough rich ore in sigh
to run n I ot'-trni smelter more than L'l
yenr. The mine has been iimiiatlv d
loped by Portland capital, and about
$'';"i),ihiii has been exp led ill opening
tunnels and crosscuts.
Acting as npokesiuuu of the partv, I-
llitwiler declared with emphasis Ihu
the Alameiln mines coiiluin the largest
solid ore body in the world, mid also
ns that he was dumbfounded that the nco
pie of Portland would permit eastern
1'iipital to come out here and raid I In
richest treasures of Oregon.
"Talk uliiiut Senator Clnrk's iflllll,
niKl.iMill miiH. in Moiitaun, why, the cop
per in Hie Alnmeiln is worth twice as
much per Ion and is to all intents am!
purposes absolutely inexhaustible
supply. All it ne.-ds is development
ami that is the reason wo nro nmazci
that Poll land has overlooked u bet lik
this."
Notice.
PROGRAM AT THE MEDFORD
SKATING RINK TOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL:
Two sessions daily from 2 to 5 p.
in. mid 7:.n to 10::t'l p. in. on Tues
days, Fridays and Saturdays for
each week during the month.
climige of program to commence
Friday, April It, when the price of
ticket for afternoon sessions will
be reduced to 15 rents.
Fridny of each week will be La
dies' Night, when skates will be is
ailed to them free; gcnnltment 25
eeuts.
Society Night, Tuesday of each
week; ndlnission In cents, skates 25
cents. Music by Kink Hand.
Thursday nights dmu-iiig, com
mencing April II; gentlemen 75 cento,
ladies free. Music by Weatnaka
Club Orchestra, file pi a.
Children's Dny Saturday after
noons; skates 15 cents.
Grnnil May Day Masipie Skating
Festival Saturday. May 2. Purlieu
lars later.
Wlndell & Loosley, Proprietors.
Medford, Or., March Wl.
To the Kdilor: 1 favor tho election
or II. F. Mulkey to the ofrice uf dis
trict attorney ror the rirsl prosecuting
attorney's district for the following
reasons:
I. As preidclit of the Southern Or
egon Stute Normal school for six vears
he has showed unusuul executive ad
miuistrative ability, und there accom
plished a good work for Southern Or
egon with slight reference to financial
gain to hiiuscir.
2. He has proved liimseir a faithful
servant in public ofrice. At the ox
pirntiou of n term ns clerk in Polk
county his books were exported by ex
perls employed by a democratic county
court and were found nccurtite and cor
reel, in nil particulars.
H. Aft member of the Oregon stale
sennle ho was one of the foremost de
hitters and lnwyers in flint body. Kx
Chief Justice William P. Lord wrote
a friend of this district recently: "If
Mulkey handles the Inw of his cases ns vva. l r.l lo nut store building.
ho discussed letral tmestions on the Iribun
floor of the Oregon senate be will be
a strong prosecutor from the first."
4. Ho was head of the ways nud
means committee at the legislative ses
sious of 1 8ift nnd 1S1MI, sessions noted
in legislative history for the economy
with which the public hind were man
aged.
Mr. Mulkey did not originally seek
the district attorneyship, but was called
into it by the solicitation of a hun
dred or more republicans, and the of
fice is seeking the man more than the
man is seeking the nrfice.
The. people wnnt Mr. Mulkey and
need him nnd will veto for him, ns will
ilsn A RICPUHLIfAN TAXPAYER.
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single inser
tions less than IS cents. Six Insertions
for the price of four. Seventy-five
centa a line per month.
FOB SALE Old papers.
Tribune office.
10,
12
id for 5 ct.8.
frOK SALE Olds runabout in good
condition, $400. Inquire Tribune of
fice.
WANTED Cash paid for all kiudB
second band goods. 1113 East 7th, M.
D. Moore. 22
FOH SALE Vo uug gentle cow for
Halo; price $40. E. E. Morrison, IS.
F. D. No. 1, Griffin Creek.
FOR RENT Two rooms, unfurnished
or partially furnished. Corner I and
9th sts.
Coal for Sale.
We arc now prepared to furnish hand
picked conl nt the mine, five mile
ast of town, in nny amount desirod
!S.(n a Ion.
WANTED Woman to do housework at
once. Tnquiro 315 N. D at James
Stewart.
WANTED Lady lo lake hull' interest
and work in confectionery store. 3(i,
Tribune. 12
Fob' SAI.E-
easy terms.
ltoss Addition
New
Buy Tickets by Wire.
'Honielliing which is of considerable
Interelt lo the public generally and
which in perhaps not. genernllv known I WANTED 100 pcopl
IB the system ot prepaid ordera now in shoes repaired at
effect between stations of Hie Southern
'acil'ic company nnd all points in the
Hnited Stutcs. ltv menus of this system
i kets may be purchased at Medford
from any plnce in Hie United States nnd
inuiled or telegraphed direct lo the
party wishing to come here. Sleepei
accoiiimoilatioiis nnd smnll nmonntB of
cash in connection with these tickets
mny ale a be furnished at the same
time. "
room house, $1200;
A. Cutting. Hill St..
West Medford.
to have their
M. Kidd's Shoe
Store. Our shoemakers are experts.
WANTED- Man ami wife.'experienced
conk, ivalit situation. Address 111
street. 1,"
W ANTED To
head of stock
Mcdl'ord. Or.
buv li'oni IllO to .'ton
sheep. Write llox LSI
l-'Oli SALE -New
een at reidelice
Medford.
T.vpeu riter; cull be
if A. II. Miller, Ensl
THREE CITIES FURNISH
TUPILS FOR RECITAL
enlral Point lirecinet
the well known farmer, wn among the
many In Medford during the past few
days.
Frank Amy. T. M. Jones mid Mis
Marshnll were among the Central Point
era In Mcilfotd during tho week
(aplnin M. P. Kggleston of A, 1,1 .
wnn is n c.nididuto f,,r ihe republican
nomination for County judge, was a re
cent visitor in M.dfor.i
M iss Grace Ebrrt, the ai'coniinodal
ing clerk at the Van Dike store, has
been on the sick list for the past two
days.
W. II. Ijimb, Frank N'etlierlaiid. Wil
liam Lewis and Emerson Wheeler Were
mining the residents of Dig Unite dls
trlct in Medford this week.
James Garvin, James Helm and J
Itiiner were among the multitude who
did business in Medford during the past
week.
.lames Kershaw of Antelope district,
one of our most energetic ranchers,
spent a feu hours in M.dford Salur
day.
F. 0. McWilliams. E. E. Phipps and
G M. Grainger of Ashland were among
Hie ninny who were in Medford Salur
day.
The participants in the piano recital
to be given by Miss Ethel Palmer ol
Grants Pnss, Mrs. Susie Neil of Ash
land nnd Mrs. E. E. Gore, nt the Pros
byleriaa church Friday evening, are:
Misses Marion Neil and Itulh Shoudv
of Ashland, Misses Flavin llackett, Lei
inn ( alilwell, Luetic timber, La Costa
.Magnum ami Alma Wolke of Grant
Pnss, nud Mies Mamie Deuel, Ivy
lioeck, Helen Cos. Pm Gray, Elba
linker and Nellie Heuter of Medford
All Interested friends are invited to nt
tend.
DR. PAGE PURCHASES
OLD PATTERSON FARM
Dr. Fr.sl.ii.k C. Page f Medford
lias purchased Hie oich.ird nnd farm of
i entity Comuiissiniier Joshua Patter
son. located in Talent Precinct, four
miles north of Ashland. Two hundred
and fifty eight acres wns Hie acreage
involved in t he deal, 1:10 acres being
loung orchard of four mid five year
old NewtolMI apple trees in fill II. I i
lion. The remainder is farm land, suit
nble for fruilgtowing, but unplanlcd to
trees. Tl Olsolet.'llioll of the deal
was '2.0110.
II Mr. UtnVAh. !... linwn of Eagle
'Vl)it .ivitc ia ..Mcdfiml ami Jaxkaun
run rnin , ; inrr niOF pill 1 nasn
handaome residence property in Port
land and will anon remove thither,
HOUSE OF COMMONS
FASHES HOME UI. II.L
I.OXDOX, April 2. -The house of
commons, after a lengthy debate on the
ipiestion uf home nile for Ireland,
adopted bv a vole ,,f :il J to 157 n reo
lotion moved by John E. H.smnd, n.i
tionnlist lender, that "in the opinion of
this house n solution of this problem
can only be attained by giving the Irish
people legislative and executive centred'
oj.nll purely Irish uMaiis,
Dr. Almeda M. Mnrlin, oleosilhic
I'liysiciun, room nn, annex entrance,
Hotel Moore.
WA N'T ED I want to buy tr me lo
three hundred head of slock sheep.
Addles Lock P.ox l.'ll, Medford. Or.
POLITICAL CARDS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
M. F. EGOLESTON
Of Ashland.
Cmididalo for Republican Nomination.
I'Olt COUNTY JUDGE,
J. R. NEIL.
Candidate for the Democratic
Nominntioii.
FOR COUNTYOMMISSJONER
ED M. ANDREWS
Of Medford.
Ciimlidate for Republican Nomination.
FOli SHERIFF:
WILBUR A. JONES,
Cmididale for the Pcinncnilir
Nomiualioii.
BUSINESS CARDS
FOR NALE- llouse and lot near Catli
olie school; price $1700; this is a bar
gain. Address letter to P.ox III 2, Med
liod. Or. nt
WANTED TO KENT- Part of anv
store building on 7lh t., or would btiyi
half interest in any small, cle.-in Inis
iness. A. II., Tribune. 12 I
WANTED Til RENT- -Small fruit farm
Willi Hie privilege of bluing :i ihe
. end of term of years, bv experienced
fruitgrower. W. 11.. Tribune. 12
t'OII SALE -livo incubator, us.-d onlv
nne season, for sale cheap; capacity
of each, 21(1 egg. Inquire a! War
ner's stole. Warner iV Nnvd.'r. If
, ' 0
WANTED- Girl, a g 1 cook, two in
Ihe family, -I room collage; no wash
ing to do; will pay good wages. Ad
dress P. O. Itox 35. tf
BALL 4 OLOSCOCK,
Contractors and Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Office with C. II. Pierce & Son.
Phone (153. p. (). Ho, 771
FOR SALE Grano cuttitnrs. Toknv
mnl Malaga, from Hurley ranch. Or
der taken at Medford Pharmacy;
.tl.5'1 per 1011. ;
DR. A. B. SWEET
l'hvician and Siirg.'on.
Office nt Resilience.
WILLIAM'YOUNO "
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furniture Built.
"ox 871. Medford. Or
DR. a J. DAY,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
E. R.8EELY," M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X liny. Office Honrs, 10 12, 2 4 P. M.
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Medford Furniture Co., Medford, Or.
Honsefurnishers nnd Undertakers. Dav
Phone 353, Night Phones C. W. Conk
in, 4!.".; J. 11. Butler, 14S
Wm. M. Colvlg, Medford, Or.
COLVIO h DURHAM.
Attorneys at-Law.
Oeo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or
FOR SALE -West
Mclfor
Inquire of J.
block.
Large building lot in
I, lillxlOS feet, $150 each.
('. Drown, office in Paint
13
FOH SALE -A $2000 mortgage, gilt
edge security, no taxes, S per cent net.
Inquire of the Medlord Heallv A Rent
al Co.. Midfoid, Or.
FOR SALE -One U. S. Cream Sepa
rator, .No. II; 500 capacity; good as
new; cost $0; will sell for $50. li.
('. llcnsley. Central Point. "
BICYCLE FOli SALE Bios model.
''Iroquois Coaster Brake Special."
just ordered; factory price $05; must
sell at once; $ III cash Write Trill
une.
RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS
are intending to purchase,
Tlibuue, and obtain a sub
discount from the retail
WM. W. P. HOLT. M. D,
Physician and Burgeon.
agle Point, Oregon.
E. L. BALCOM.
New West Side Confectionery Fruit
store candies, nuts, cigars, tobaccos.
fresh fruit ill season. Near Hotel
Moore, Medford. Or.
RIVAT DTCTIV AND
ECTIr AtSffOY.
ock llox SOS. Mislford
COL-
Or.
MARVIN
If you
write M,
st mitial
I"
SHORTHAND ami Tvpewritiiig -Thosc
wishing work of this kind done in
evening call up Van, phone S55. Rogue
River Electric Co., or 11, blross P. O
Box S70. f
FOR SALE OR RENT Good house,
barn and outbuildings: best residence
district ; gat. leu. some fruit trees; four
acres land: cheap if sold soon. In
quire P. Tribune, or 21 H st. lit
WANTED A loan of $soo for three
years at s per cent 011 120 acres of
yellow pine and fur timber close lo
Medford. Address T. C. care Trib
une. 37
FOR SALE A bargain. 2', miles north
T. SUtT.
WATER SUPPLY CONTRACTOR,
years' cxHrienee; A I reference:
of Medford, 12 acres, S
in bearing
fine
-s -a
Millinery
See the Window Display
When a lady wants the finest lint one that
is really high-class a hat that is a little hot
ter matte and a little hotter style, she looks at
a pattern hat. Wo offer only the pattern
huts and wo will leave it to a coinniittoo of
disinterested milliners anywhere, and that
if they don't decide that we are showing tho
most stvlish niilliiierv in Southern Oregon.
STIiKlOT HATS AT $1.75 to $S.OO
DlfKSS HATS AT $5. $9.G9 and 11.9S
i i.
V
Sim
v- V G 431
Corset Perfection
is found in either a l'edfern or one of
the popular Warner l!ros. .Models.
'a pried only at this store, (iet a stylo
to. suit your form and know what corset
comfort and satisfaction reallv is
jpi.no to sgs.oo
THE SUMMER CORSETS
Summer days will soon he here. Are you
prepared witli all the waists you will need.
Hot tor huy them now and get a chance at the
finest assortment ever shown in Southern
Oregon. Hardly two waists alike ami over
500 to select from special prices 73t to
:fii.:o.
Mcdfovd's I'dmlttr Ladies' Slorr
Baker -Hutctiason Co.
J nsl Xnrllt (if I lie Jackson ('mail ii Ilttuk
c-a An A
Copirtghl 1908 Dy ' J
SCHL0SS BROS. CO. $i2Sc ' '
fine Clothe. M.k.r. ns"""00"'
Biltlnw. mo He Yxk
New Spring Clothing for Men
Here are the new " Harvard" niodcls. with geiiuini
in every inch: ohserve the natty, clean-cut hang of
trousers; note the full-chested effect, the long swee
lapels and the graceful coat lines. These are the two f:
rite Spring models. As usual, we're Ihe first to show tl
Spring shades are. (iray. Clreeii
I'.lcpliaiit lirown and Tan. Here
in profusion. A selection of the
nd designs I'loin the famous Sehloss
style
f the
'ping
'nun
'I lie popular
mixed, Olive
they are - all
linest clot lis a
master
SjSIS
and pick
tailors. ( 'oine and see them.
$20 $22 $25
lit Volir select ions - we
$2S
reserve them.
m.w .vs i. i:ai;m:st
THE TOGGERY
Tin: sia i.i; .i ; nr.M.irY stow:
Nenlenn apides. with pi:tn betwien
best ef soil, fair buildings; pessessien
at onee.o". '. Smith. Ill
Any nvnilnble mwer.
tanhs un correct substructures. Uase
line entiines set. Snrav outfits built
after .the! and reraired. A chance to fifftire on
renliiMm-4ml Iwn mnde lv s4iwt ' yar work will tie apmretiaited., Vntil
the words, "all subject to the supreme shop is (d urrd, Ho li. Residence,
authority of the Imperial parliament. " ! end of North D ttraot.
Rest of work at rich! nriees. Piiimiinc ' "
, . . . , , , - - - ot(N W AIN IHU .lapancse rontrac
plants installiM in whole or in part . .. . . . '
W.m.1 .,..,1 I ""' "' ' t
inu; jjenernl helper in all worK; town
or country. ,ddres.s A. K. Talsunii.
Ilen'l Pel., Mislford, Or. tf
inn rei:ur,
See him at
St,,r..
I more tli:m
Sli.,rt i I : "irn. 1 1
II ir.hvnre
l.i
11. -N. Ill TI.LK, the watchmaker and;
repairer, lias reiirisl rjTO watches
than any other peraon in aledford, hard
I'OH SALE - ). i:9 pur.lKis.d over
;-Sl.l,,,l f,., , ,,f . . ,il,.i(, I,,,...
?' 4-e ,rti i f first rl.-is.
lumber ,9 ( I .' in nnv amounts
on - f) g v.ni cold'
bui'CA iir er.l,
pric.icry r.sW'nable; dimensi..n and
tine finish lumber a specis'tv. Write
or. all. nutte Pails l.uieber -iipai-v.
office over Jackson countv bank, Med
t'lda-0
TiN. us;
wvoN't: wisiiiNti to in v pi:ii:Ts rK i inuvns
WILL l"l WELL To Look OVEI; ol l; mTiii'K o' FANCY
uiont.o. inma ?tu KliLIIENWARE MUUolIE p.UVIMi
li.miwii mil-:.
A1L-DI-0RD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
-.mi; vi:s r sky knti i stkm:i:t.
McGLASHAN- ft JUNKEN. Props. Q PHOVE 10.M.