TUB MKDFORl) VMi. TRIBUNE, MEbiV ORT, ORO FRIDAT, JUNE 19, 1908
Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Paikh int a i -'--
Published every evening except kud
MEDPOHD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Obohob Putnam. K(UloraiIB2r-;
itaJwn.L
77v, .' 4 I T Kl Kl) NEWS KXTEIU'ltlSE.
Thursday The Tribune printed over iO0 words of
tele!- aph iw on the republiean national eonvent.on.
of the historic events portrayed, a b t,, ,ke tent P -never
before attempted by a newspaper m Oufcoii
of Portland. " ... '.
The Tribune Kives its readers more live ncs thai .
paper in any town the size of Medford ... the I ... e bU .
papei uia advert sen.ent ot the eit.
When n BTVJinnei indeed
Hid its mere Mains u i " ,,
and )is 1 th(l .).ip(.1.) the
,:j,i,i. i. d .... .... ;
be, but the auverusuin "ii' - 1111.1.(.i1.mts
i,, ,liiov .nav be a live one, many of the nu .. Hants
I -1
1U'(!Tr;e has today, lnvetin.es the I a fideei,,,.
lation it had when the present nianaKOineiii ook ehar
, . .., i .,,r.iv. it has become the best and
111(t favorablv known small town paper in O.efto.i, an
ive lged fa,..- in .he development of c-ty and .,,-
7L er wl.ethc.one likes its.
''v ,., -i 1: ,. ot her naner in smitl.ci n
it has an e.l.ior.a i-o,,,. , ...
OreRon has, and is worm w. ( .
.on, not only for retnrns to his own business, but as a bus,
..ess proposition for the comn. unity.
IJl) SCUEWKD I 'FOX Tit A INS.
It is announced that the I larrin.an of ficials are making
IU , o.u. to stop the sale up.... July 1 o liquor upon
i J the drv counties ol' Oregon. No booe w. 1 be
bYon, the California-Or'goM Imc at (1 regory to M,
(,oulltv, a stretch of :( miles, the desert w,U extend o. u
Southern Pacific, withoul a
of the. parched tourist. On the li. &
Tvast arid region from linker City to The Dalles I as
senders can avoid the dryness only by securing a suuieient
.:...;..( K..r,,r,. ilic lid is put on.
(inantiiy o. me .u..mi.... ,;i,.,,.,,i
1 ... , . i ... i., ..,..w,.n Mssmned bv the railio.ul
1 o oney i hi: t.t -.. " . .,
t f.,-..i.,.r nrohibition. but. as a matter oi tact, the i.ul-
.I . business is illegal. The ra.lroadjus
;.' ( li.mor in any of the counties, dry or wet.
v license tor each bar. Other persons
l I... iwi.'ii.i led tof l 'I
cttiniot; why should u.c m... ...... " i,
it is. Here is something for the prohibitionist to tackle.
Coitly 'Jr of th 8ubwy.
rru i,rnnv tnlM. l.OlldoU SU.-
way, ouce et Are Co a iwotise lu aluiun
ner o extraordinary a to u.orit ..I..'..
tlou. lu a luauBlou be.ieatb wliicl.
runs Hie sul.tcrranca.i ralhv.iy huh of
,. i...iimnm flriMilact-H was MtteU with
a bluwer-n !' ut ll'"u l",lll! ".e
grate which can be. iuIhhI or Ion-em.
to ri-Kiihite the draft. The blower rent
ed o.i a serk-H of Iruu uotelien. One
ufterniMiii a servant kindled a tire In
the ifrnle ami when It was well allxht
raised the blower, so that the ciml
u-ni.hl buru but slowly, and so left It
while she weut downstairs. 1'iesently,
leep III the :lay beneath the fo.ii.iln.
lions of the house, a train rushed along.
The vibrations from lis Imssintf were
.ulhelent lo jar the blower hum lue
notches ou which the nervant had left
It. It dropped down. 1 he urari lu-
Hi., lire raued n.adl.v. i lie
null to set the chimney
... fln. I, limine soot set U.e au-r .aim
I.,. ...... i- ,.ll,..t. mid there resulted
a considerable c.iiitii.i'ratliiii.- l'litsburi;
I'ost,
A Girl and a 8nakc.
n I- ii . nailer of fact thai in. u have
greater fear of serpents llinu have wo
men. iJurlu a visit to friends lu the
country I was er..sylu a "i.cch ...
nieadow In the co.n y oi n.. u....-"
..i.i.lir i v e r or sevei.ieeii.
when a black snake crossed the path
leu feet In front of us. 1 ca.lKiil my
companion by ,lhe sleeve. ..... m
....... ii, h... ifl-seir on.se. aa.ui-t." ' '
ikl.ts abiiul her knees, wave a rmiiiini.'
uinp and laude.l siMaf.'ly upon .u,
, ,.r .1 hi .'. 11 s sliakesii.
,i ilu. irri.ss it ml Hie irlrl's auklesl
.villi dual fuilllly- Ah soon as she
.mi I. diM-iimim- one foot she p...n..o
It upon the serpen's head. In the ah
iciicu of club or sl. nes l was co,.c
.elled lo stand and l'i,e-s a scene
1 lint to me was lerrlfylus. hut I111'
"irl furnished siiiueme eiijoyuieui.
Ve.irs nfterwnrd when 1 re:Ml I law
.-.mi's desi-rliilloii of J.ss nam
the kaugaroo I iimlerstuud tile unni oi
eulei'lalnuienl that my young coniia..-
lou had provided tor inc.-i.roou.j .
Kagle. '
Thor' Hare In tho Moon.
Equally famous will, the man In U'
moon and I he woman In the moon Is
the hare In the moon, says (li.r.cll I".
Servlss In his "Astronomy Willi the
Naked Kye." The original Is a l'.u.l
dl.lst legend. The Kod SaUU.i... dls
....i i ..u ., tti'iilitinin. n.c.cnilcd In he
siarving and went to 'he aiiimals I'm
Imlp.' The monkey gi'l him a hunch ot
maug.H-s: Hie cool picked up a .H.cr
man's ncglccled M.ing fr him; the
fox slole III... a pot of milk. At la.
the g"il approached Hi" h "I Imvc
ui.lhlng hut grass." said life hare, "aad
v eau'l eat ll.al." "Uul your ll''-h h-
I," suggested tin- pretended Ural.-
".. ' -i ., l, nr.. .isNe.iled. I lien." said
he lliahioan. "I'll kindle a lire al the
find of. II. is ruck, and you Jump oil Inn.
Thal'll save u.c I In- t.'oul'le oi si..
ll.g von. The "arc assc.i.eo i.k.
ml as he leaped I ron. I he i'". k ll.e g".l
Mm In his arms and lllen drew
his Mgu.e In li"' moon as a perpetual
reminder of I he excellence of self sacrifice.
r.arMhral Embolism.
Cerebral embolism, or ll.e occlusion
ii- plugging of au ariery In lie- brain.
a uses sudden d h. iirowiiisoi
lallons form on the valves of the
hcurl. While i.lla. lied they are mil in
tern., hill the Instant one, large or sni.i'l
Imco.nes luosened and enters I lie rapl.
arterial c. rre.it a very portions
. . I . . -. 1 1 s The embolus, or ..lug
enters a veisel that becomes uarrowei
and narrower and at last It w arrested
hi.ii.s nlauM the artery, liter.
.... ..n ,,ir t in i .mi supply. ...
force of the blood cirreid. back of ilu1
embol..!. keeps It at lite seat of ...rest
In brain cases the ml. Idle ccrel nil ar
lery. ut the bate of the brain. Is af
fected. Ouce lodged llliii;H '-i's
follows and soon death. !'o :e of the
symptoms resemble those of a true
cerebral hemorrhage or ap- plexy.
N'ew York Herald.
day of thecircus horse.' Tne TabUts
It wa R fiery clroas hurst j
That ra-mped antasiampcd and nHghed
'Pitt every ureatuis. in 1-h course
Fled. frlfcliiei.Cif, and UUunayed.
The .-hlcHiens on qtie roadway s edge
Arose and Happt-.i .heir wings
And, maUng for .he lielterlriK hedge,
Klew off llkfl crazy .nlngs.
Nor lroa rates nor tenci-s harri-d
Thai meltld steed's career.
U galloped rlifht au-ross our yard
And tlllwd us all with fear.
And when It tossed Its head and ran
Straight through the pantry door
Cook almost dropped her frying pan
Upon th kitchen Itoor.
It neighed and pranced and wheeled
about
And compered off, but then
We acarcely hw the creature out
When It was In again.
And so throughout the livelong day
Through house and yard and street
That charger held Its fearsome way
And only stopped to eat.
But when at dusk, a little lame.
It alowly ellnibed the stairs. f
Behold, a gentle lady came
And made It say ItB prayers!
Now. what a wondrous change'you ee!
8ht Come and take a peep
Here lies, as tame as tame can be,
A little boy asleep.
T. A. Daly in Cathollo Standard and
Tl.nea
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Northbound.
No. 16 1 Oregon Kxpreas..
No, l j rort.anu jpress. . .
. Southbound.
No. 15 1 California Express..
Xu. 13 1 San Francisco Exp.
No. J25From Grants Pass..
No. 225For Ashland
,1:24 p. m.
9: 49 a. m.
10:35 a. in.
1:50 p. m.
9:15 p. m.
10:15 p. di.
JOHN H. Ultm, uasaier.
W. B. JACKSON, Ass t Cashier. I
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY.
No. 1
No. 3
No. 2
Leaves Medford. . .
LeaveB Medford. . .
Arrives Medford.
No. 41 Arrives Medford.
7:30 a. m.
3:20 p. m.
10:50 a. m
5:30 p. m
t r FVVART.I'resid eat.
... A. PHHRY, Vice President.
TheMedford National Bank
, 0OUE RIVER VAIXEY RAILWAY.
No. 4
'Leaves Medford.
Leaves Medford
Motor Lcavos Medford
Motor Leaves Medford ....
No. 1 Loaves Jacksonville..
No. 3 LoavoB Jacksonville.'
Motor Leava Jacksonville.
110.40
fi:aD p. m.
2.00 p. m.
9:00 p. in.
9:00 a. m
J:30 p. m.
1:00 p. in.
I
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The Inoorrigihle Widow. j
MEDFORD, OR.
nvvTrL $50,000
giHH:::. oo
Rafetv Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business
Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage
The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
Furnishes hot
water for tea on
very short nolire.
It can be used
on the tea table
. or in the kitchen
Attael.es to any
electrolier
durable
ROOUE RIVER
ELECTRIC CO.,
Successor to Condor
Water Power Co. Of
(Ice L""j W. 7th it.,'
opp. big electric sign.
Bcoomiic uriuutcB
hone Sf).1).
APPLE CROP PROSPECTS
IN PAJARO VALLEY
onr.OON TIMBER CLAIMS
ARB NOT EASILY SOLD
Tho Doctor's Wife-Well, Jane,
your poor husband's none at last
Didn't you give hlni his medicine prop
erly? Juno Ah, poor, dear, how could I?
T,...., ,,i,i ., how It w-as to lie toek.
In a recumbent pimlllon, an 1 mint
got one. I arsked Mrs. ;(ireeu to lend
me one. Sho said she a.i one. n..i .
was broke! So II were m. Ko.ai.-
Skelch.
Real Circus.
"W.ml are you launhlni; so much
about, Hobby':" asked the caller.
Must I n to a one rlnir circus,
chuckled Hobby.
Hut. as a rule, one niir circuses .
uot funny. Hobby."
'Oh. this one was. 1 was under tne
sofa while Sister Sues i.enu was
sllppl..' the rhiK on her finger, and
Just ns he kneeled ou the run I atuck
a toothpick Into his Blilu, and lie jump
ed six feel, kuo. ked over the cuckoo
,in,.l- uii,.....l olT he burulai' alarm,
and the bull pup chased bin. out of
the window. Don't you call that a clr
eusV" Chicago News.
Coffee placed inside hi
Elect vie Pulverizer i reduc
ed (iliiio! lo a powder, l'laet
litis powder in a cloth such
and boil in the usual way and
mule your coffee, clear and
free from sediment. It tvill
in this way wake more cof
fee and he.lter coffee. Allen
d- Reayaft (ahead as usual)
MEDrOED, ORXOON M.
State Depositary.
Established 1SS8.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
5116,000.00
A COMPLETE RECORD
Put your money on deposit with the
Jackson County Bank and pay your
bills by check. In this way you have
a complete record of money paid out,
and in the canceled check you have the
best legal form of receipt. A chock
is a safeguard against disputes as to
the amount and date of payment. AN e
very cordially invito you to avail your
self of the advantages of paying by
check by opening an account with the
Jackson County Bank.
W I. VAWTER .....President
O. R. LINDLEY Cashier
LUNCH, DINNER OR SUPPER
served at all hours of the day. Tlio
good liver always comes hero l.wcn he
wants his chops, steaks, oyseters or any
ot the appetiaiug dishes that, wo make
a specialty of cooking to please the
fastidious. If you wish to enjoy a
well cooked meal, that ca'n he prepared,
caly by aa artist, visit
Nash Gafe
MEDFORD SASH Si DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, Block Wood
Offico fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work and
fancy grills. F, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STS. PHONE B3.
He Had It Bad.
They weru sluiuK on n log In the
old hi no.
"Ah, dearest," he whispered, moving
closer, "I can aee the love lights. In
your eyes."
And she laughed long and loud.
"Why, you silly boy, you should see
au eye" specialist," she giggled.
"Why so'"
"Because what you see are u couple
of llrctlles."- Mlnnenpoiis jour......
According to the Watsonville, I ..I..
I'ajaroiaa, the packers of that l'l'"'e
.mvc been ..nie.ly buying the WW crop
of the best ai'l'lcs of the valley. Al
,,-adv m..nv sales of good orchards have
been reported and at figures c.pu.lly as
good, if not belter tl.au u."
fast year at this oll"'r "'' "
of well known orchards are reported
in the air" just at present, owing to
slight difference in the price aut-d
a .d that offered. ,
"The activitv of the buiets ... the
face of the big slump that look ph.ee in
. . , ,.f i he e.mntrv Inst
fall and has continued .."til lately.
most encourng.i.g. It is npo
,.f II,, . east the ap di
ll, many "." , , , .
crop will be somewhat sho.l and lb"
fact hill ben of n.lva ge lo ....
chnrdists of ti seoiioa.
.... - xt miinwillM HP'
Many ruimn-, i . , ,
pr la- to the estimate,, appbe ,.
in the Pajaro valley this year. Sc . r .1
earlier estimates ... ....... -
nualltv of the fruit promises to bu-l rsi-Ts,-Other
fruit men am. ore .an
say that on an average the i ille
crop will be large one and that in
niaiiv of the orchards at least hall rlu
young fruit on the trees at present will
hive to be thinned out. The Pn.inroinr,
knows this fact to be true in relation to
I. It. Tattle's II". acre apple orchard on
Lake ovrnue. A drive through Ihni;
place on Wednesday clearly shows that
at least one half ll.e fruit will have to
he thinned from the trees, and we are
informed the snme tf.i.U'...n prevails in
evpriit other lame orchards.
"A conservative prediction of this
year's apple crop will be t.00.1 car
loads.'
There is .. vast difference In tho tun
l,er market of today and that of a
voar ago. At the present time there arc
i , havers in southern Oregon, and if the
i.wner does not sacrifice his claim there
, lilllc chance In dispose of it. One
v.-ar ago Khiiualh county timber soi.t
,, l. and per luuo, nut
. he highest price paid is 1, and verv
, ...aims change hands at that l.guro.
,. W. Alexander has been looking
in,. i- the intensive holdings of the Wey
-rhiiei.ser company in Klamath .-."'. v.
'ml war Mr. Alciandcr bought .pitte
MenHivelv. bid at this time he Is mi.k
g no effort to buy, and if the claims
,IVr d him are not very reasonable 1...
es at stop to investigate them AH
;,ge syndicates are out of the maikcl
M present.
A'OMAN APPLIES FOR
CITIZENSHIP FArl'.RS
l-'inal papers in cili.eaship were t.lcl
vilh the Multlioniah county eleik hv
Mrs Olivia Freiidberg. a widow aged
,S tears. This is one of the ext.v
are cases where a woman has i.sl.e I
'or citizenship papers, and the ci.e.u"
.c.nces surrounding this instance
other unusual.
Mrs. l-readherg has filed on a homo
,i,,, but has found that she cannot
,,,r the federal statutes make final
,.,,f save .... showing she is a leg:.!
itu.n of the fallen Mines
A Quaint English Ceremony,
(in the hist day of each October the
ily solicitor of London, will, an as
dstanl, attends main the mail rciueni
l.n.licer. w hen b.v pro, l i ".i:il ion "the
,en..uls nil. I oi-cl.lilers of .1 pic e ol
waste ground called the ...... t's. In III.
..iltutv of S'I"P" are c.oninaiid, .1 n
'.oiiio forth ill!. I l" v. ur sen I c "I
Till, and peril thai shall fall Hut. ."
i'he solicit...- . In ps lu halv e- I w.i I lu
Is, one wl.'i a ...it. hot. and .he ..I'.ei
.villi a blllh ..ol;. Aflcrwar.l c...u-s In
. inuniis In the tenants, etc.. of -a
lit lei,. .men! wilt, a for. c ' 111 1 1.,
'.r i. ,1 an 1 the payment of I . h-.i c
cs. w tth siiy-,-::e : lioe . iiN. by t lie
i, .tii it r This I'cri.c hit I,";; . ca ;c,l
n be. ii ml ll.e ..line Mi c-i if d u . I'm
ire use I e:tr after )ci', the sli .ca be
., ; at lea-l t w,. . ciilu. ies , Id.
Spell This.
S-ene of ion win. think ou are w.-P
;p In Bpelllt.s In u try to spell the
ot.l i l.l this Utile scnlcnre:
"II is iiglveaMe to witness ihe on
. i-ll!clcl c,s' .sy of two harassed pel
!!,..- e;.,le.. mi. III.' I., gang.' the si n.
.dry of two peeled pears."
Head It over lo your friends and sc.
i . many of them can spell eor.
word correctly. The sentence ...main
.ome of Ihe real puizlers of the spell
l.m boo';.
Looking For the Fifth.
'Phn leu, line: ladv passed down the
avenue, with her speckled bull pup.
That's the alar,' wiuspere.i uie
sweet singer.
Htar, chV" laughed the low come
dian. "Then I'd call her Jupiter. She
has had four moons."
"l-'our moons V"
"Yes, hone.vnioons."-St. Louis Post
Oispatch. At th Circus.
"Why," exclaimed the cenlcr pole to
the tight rope, "Unit fellow walks on
yuu Just as easy as can 1; seems to
come natural to hlni."
"Well." replied the tight rope. "It
doesn't come any more natural to him
than to n.e. We both have lo bo taut."
-Philadelphia Press.
RESIDENCE
LO I S
Fifteen choice lots for sale, located
five minutes from depot, near school;
these sold in block or separately; easy
terms; the beBt buys in the city.
FRED'K C. PAGE
Golden
Grain
Granules
For Sale: Seventh Street
Business Property
One two story brick, 50 x 1 40. Also 230 teet
on Seventh by 50 on Riverside Avenue.
See owner. Terms.
FRED'K C. PAGE
100 PER CENT PURE
CEREAL COFFEE.
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COLONIAL PORCH WORK. GRILL AND LATH
WORK, PATTERNS, ETC.
TELEPHONE 471.
MEDFORD, OR.
I'ren.ll.o.
was born in l.auds
An Edltor'a Apology-
A Missouri editor apologise thus.
"We etpectisl to have a marriage and
death notice thin week, hut violent
.form prevented the wedding, and the
dnetor blng sick himself the patient
recovered and we are accordingly cheat
ed out ot both llem. "
i
-.mi.. Sweden, and came to this conn
v in 1H7I1. Hl.e settled in New York.
.,,.1 li, isu.l .....lie west and took .....
Ii.t first naturalization papers al .ih
tnn.l, W is. Hl.e cnn.e to iiregoa in .'.,".
Mho lias been mnrrie.l .c.
llor present application is for final
... ul... ur .1 lie n,l.,nl.i..1 .
lull eilir.ensV.il! in tin .lays nailer thr
htw
Oast fur Aula.
We are Liar prepared to furnish hsu.t
picked coal at the mine, rive inn
,isl of lowo, iln any amount desired
Too Good a Chance to Mill.
lie (ludignuntlyi-They have put i.
In a back eiv this morning. Why. I
u.,..,,..,. mi.i. lei.tiuivi Thov probably
noticed that I won- a dowdy hat and
that I shouldn't care to have It seen!
Too Swift For Him.
t i s;i...,i, i ; melons. John! We
never will get through with this house-
cleaning. Why. you have only inoven
live pictures In Ihe lasl flftoou min
utes. Mr. Sl.il.b Well, great Pluto, Maria.
I'm no moving picture uinchlne! -Pittsburg
Post.
Figuring It Out.
"ltut tcineniber. my dear, that you
-.lid 1 are one.
She looked at bin. scornfully.
"tine!" she echoed. "Nmnonsu. We
are ... I'm the one. and you are tho
Hpl.er." Cleveland Plain Healer.
Tho Word of Exoun.
Asi-uin I'-e often wondered what a
diplomat really means w hen he speak!
,f e.e.lic'lc,v."
Wise 1 vuallv It incus that hla di
plomacy Ins railed. I'.HholIc Standard
and '1 Mm.
There b a saying that people are as
l.omelv ns a mud fence." Hid any
ine ever see n mud fence or know If
h-iv Is such a thing?-AtoNoii t!lob.
It tastes like oof fee. It looks
like coffee nnil it smells like
coffee, hut is pure ronsteil
o rains, lilemletl so as to pro
euro the host flavor, the
o-reatost s( ronjrtli and an ar
ticle which vouiic an.l old
! may drink inonunpc, uoon
j, -in.1 nioht.
: (ii.l.len (.rain (Iranules is
cs)ei-ially reconinionde.l to
tin .so suffering from heart
troiihle. nervousness, eonsti-
H.ivp you trk'il our vnccial 25c ami 35c C'ot'feos, or our Pyra
mid Tea yet? They aro the best in the land; always good, nl
wavs tho mime. Wo arc now Hhowintf a nico line of Cut Glass
and Dinner Wnre.
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
21f WEST SEVENTH STREET.
McGLASHAN & JTJNKEN, Props. PHONE 1061.
It Pleases us to Please You
THAT IS THE REASON WE AIM TO HAVE THE BEST
MEATS AND THE LOvVEST PRICES IN TOWN. ASK
THOSE WHO TRADE HERE WHY, AND SEE IT THEIR
REASON ISN'T A PRETTY GOOD ONE FOR YOU, TOO
The Medford Meat Co.
Bnrln for Sole.
J.. ... fAr hnrm.ii.M Wt huv fnrm
for bhIc.wpII improve..; jjoo.l oreliaril:
rich noil; iu to uu r Rrre, rran
Plrtle, Brownnvi.il l.iuid Invitinint
. p., llronntvilli.. oriaon, ir
Chns.ng th Coin.
Tniii lei ho ...iirrli'il her lux-time' . . . . .
vl,,. ,vh .--.ltln. but 1 un.h-rMnnil h. patlull. indlROStlOU, d.VSpep
luii. I.-.1 Liu. n iu.-r.-y ohnse ovr slue. . , s, ,,..,.,,. t.-ouhles.
Ja.-k- lu other o.H '. Hie t (ttvtug i
hln. tun fot her mon.v.-Itrott
Tribune.
THE OLD HOVAD ACH
l'hru miles south of Med ford nd 2Mi
mileii west of Phoenix, is now rut np
in miulll I nu-to to ..it the luiri-hasiT.
One fourth i-n'h, b.ibnee in three pay
ment. Thit ! rnre opportunity for
men or fin-lil inennp, i..wir.i nun t
Nearly '2-pound package
for '2".', all retail roeers,
Th. Moit for th. Monw. ,nU
T... A..t... ..Ir.mrtK.U U K mnll n
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Wholesale by
P. B. Theiss & Co!
Medford, Or.
Successor to Pottenger-next Hotel Nash
ITS AGAINST OUR RILE
To let an individual leave our tailor
ing establishment with the hvYct that
he 'Asa 't gotten bis money 's v.orth.
Onop yuu entrust lis with un i-r.ler for
trviloririLj w.irk, you will eall :ipin. Why
not It :n an ovdrt with us for fi sum
nier suftf Wo doubt very much if yoti
v.ill be nble to beat the quality of our
fables nnl workmanship clfewhere in
t!ie Sty.
French Dry Cleaning and Pressing Neat
ly Done. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
W. W. E1FERT, The City Tailor, Medford
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