Jacksonville post., July 31, 1915, Image 3

You can find a Notary Public
Jacksonville Post1 office.
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^iihor
Flags of Francs.
T\ BUSINESS CARDS
Tagore's Fame In India.
Weather Repjrt.
l i.line had :i.tmcn>n.s uution&l flags
As showing something of Kubimlra-
mith Tagore s fame In his native India, befi-.e ¡1 ...I' . ■ < I the tricolor. Although
Mrs. Neuner visited friends at Med­ Lmest Kliys tell« the foilowlug story Its pr. ■¡.•nt b :>uier Is not particularly
Following is the report of U. S. Vol-
GUS NEW BURY
SATURDAY, JULY 31, T91i.
ford Monday.
artistic, its | ;»\leiessors ranked ataong inteer Cooperative Observer, E. Britt
j In Ids biogTupliy of Tagore:
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Attorney-at-Law
Oregon streams are «aid to be lowest "Mr. Moutague, tlie undersecretary the most beautiful tings In the world. lacksonville, for month of June,
I of state for India, was on one occasion The Urst Frvinb Iktg was extremely Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi­
in twenty years.
• LOCAL HEWS
Will Practise in All Courts in th’e State
riding through an lmlian forest at quaint. It consisted of a blue bool
All work must be spot cash at W. ! night when lie cnuie upon a clearing bung on u cross lair and represented tude 123 deg. 5 min. west.
MEDFORD,
OREGON.
1
R. Sparks in 1915.
i where two or three men ent around the the cloak of St. Martin, a saint great­
Mrs. Joe Norris left Tuesday for her
Date
Minimum
I.Maxitnum
¡Precipita
—Bi­
Mis« Flora Thompson visited friends j tire. Not being eeitain of the fo»d.” ly reverenced by the I’retnli. and years
old home in the east
turn
i says Mr. Itliys. "lie was glad to dls- ago Ills helmet was carried in their i: 5a
at Medford Sunday.
IL
W.
BAGSHA
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Sheriff Singler was a business visitor
I mount at. 1 fest hi* tired horse. Shortly wars to Inspire the soldiers. The sec­
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Harry Baker of Medford was a rec­ after he Itml Joined the group a poor ond Flench ling was a beautiful banner -« « -dit
at Medford Wednesday.
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Attorney ¡Kt Law
ent visitor in this city
looking. HI clothed lad came out of tlie of red, with its loose end cut Into three 1
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Russel (Buster) Coleman of Medford
I forest and sat down also nt the fire. tongues resembling tlames, between Ì
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49
Mr.
and
Mr*.
H.
K.
Hanna
were
vis
­
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CON VKYA^tEl:
is clerking in Clint Dunnington’s Real
52
I First one of the men sang a song and each of which was u green tassel. 6
W' :
itors at Ashland Sunday-
Thing Confectionery, this week.
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"^Sl
Some
picturesque
banners
were
at
one
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-
then
another.
The
boy's
turn
came,
Office with Jacksonville
Post. ■
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J. W. Opp made a business trip to I ami he sang a song more beautiful both time carried by the French warriors 8
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Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson who had
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Braden
Mine
Saturday.
before
the
tricolor
waved
over
the
'
In
words
anil
music
than
the
rest.
been visiting the Panama Exposition
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-
oreg
F
n
40
TACKSONVILLE.
63
Charles Prim was » visitor at Med­ I When nsked who had made the song French biittletlelds. There was the sky 11
returned home Thursday evening.
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61
blue
cavalry
st
milnril
with
the
goldeu
I he said that be did not know, ‘they
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The temperature has been very reas­ I ford Thursday evening.
'- ware singing these songs everywhere.’ sun of Louis XIV., the white ntid gold 13
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II. K. HAÑNA
A.
C.
Hough
of
Grants
Pass
was
a
onable this week, the thermomete-s
Mr -------
Montague
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50
i Awhile aftef.---
„— - heard the banner of Joan of Arc. magnificently 11
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hovering around 85 degrees most of recent visitor in this city.
I words that lie' had tNed ngnin, this embroidered with the Madonna, angels 15
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78
the time.
lawyer
W. H. Venable of Ruch transacted time In a very different flitter, and and lilies, and the famous old banner 16
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47
of
the
city
of
Paris,
with
its
white
when he asked for the name of the'
*1
Raymond Reter returned from a trip business in this city today.
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70
maker of the song he heard for the ship on a blood red Held.
Tffi'c in Bank of Jacksonville Building
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to northern Caifornia, Monday. He re­
Walter Jenson of the Applegate was first time the name of Rabindranath
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ports work scarce, with two men for a recent visitor in this city.
Tagore.”
,
Watch Your Dishcloth.
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84
OREGON
I ACkSONVILI.E.
every job.
22
Improperly
cared
for,
wb.it
a
happy
50
88
B. R. McCabe of Medford transacted
48
Care of the Mouth.
90
bunting ground for germs and mi­ 23
The Ford band of fifty-five pieces, business in this city Tuesday.
68
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44
The
lisp
of
a
tooth
waslt
does
not
crobes the dish-loth may be, exclaims
enroute from Detroit to Ran Francisco
Gus Nichols of Brownsboro transact­ approach tlie condition« of a laboratory Eva J. de .Marsh in Farm and Home 25
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47
DR. Tr T. SHAW
stopped in Medford a short time Wed- ed business in this city Thursday.
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test, though there can be little doubt Just put one in a pan with a lot of 26
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hesday afternoon.
Arthur A. Mosher made a business that a good ileal of germicidal work lit dirty, greasy dishes, rinse It in luke .’8
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49
Dentist.”
the mouth Is done by the vigorous ap­ warm water or not at all. hang It in 19
thfis. R; Harper, an aged prospector trip to Medford Thursday afternoon.
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94
5.5
plication
of
the
toothbrush,
and
it
may
and a former resident rtf this city,, ar- !
’
.
0
a
warm,
dark,
shut
In
corner
and
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Mr and Mrs. George Hunt of Med­ be polhted out that the tongue tna.Y
Office in Ryan Building, California St.
leave It overnight. You will know it 11
r'ved here Monday evening with the !
•
A
ford Were recent visitors in this city.
well
be
Included
ill
the
process.
To
be
is
there'
Drink
some
milk,
eat
some
view of making this city his home.
Upstairs
Are you a subscriber to tLc? Post? effective, however, the action of nil nn- butter, pudding or jelly that has stood Temperature—mean max. 79:'1; mean
Miss Grace Smith and Howard Dun-
If not, why not? Only $1.50 per year. tist>ptfe< fakes' finie, according to tile where it absorbed all the dishcloth had mir. 46:96; mean 63:Og. Max. 99 on 30, JACKSONVILLE
OREGON
lap, wellknown residents of Central
vitality of the oi'ctnlumi they encount­ to give, and if you suffer no ill effects Minimum, 40, on 3,. Greatest daily
Uncle
Billv
Cameron,
of
Uniontown
I
er.
ami
usually
the
tooth
brushing
Point, were married af Medford Tues-
cange. 42. Total precipitation .03
you are germ proof.
day. evening. Rev. Harry Tucker of-1 was a businsss visitor in town Satur­ process does not occupy many secdli'1*.
The materials of your cloth may be nches. Greatest in 24 hours, 0.03 in.,
This question of time exposure is im­ anything, so long as It is absolutely >n 10. Number of days
day.
ficiating.
with .01
mint make* it and under the ‘erm»
A B. Olsen of Medford transacted portant. but it is very generally over­ clean and free from dyestuffs. Let inch or more precipitation, 1. clear, The tie
A brush fire in the Willow Springs
CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE
looked
and
consequently
the
antiseptic
vour
dishes
be
Heraited
clean
before
brsiness
in
this
city
Wednesday
after
­
COMPANY vou can secure it at
district caused considerable excitement
’¡•eirtii-llf of the teetli falls short of they go Into the pan. use your cloth 19; partly cloudy, 9; cloudy. 2.
for any legal purpose t n approved real
Precipitation for season,
in that region and drew out almost the noon
that effectiveiii ■*' which Is shown to to wash them only and always rinse
estate. Terms easy, tell its vour wants
Precipitation for last season
The Iowa society of the Rogue River lie the case in laboratory *x>»erlmentH. it well wbeu you ¡ire through, if you
whole population. Very little damage
and we will co-operate with vou. 4
was done.
Valley held a picnic at Ashland canyon The tooth washing process shoiil# he can, frequently hang it in the sun.
E. B ritt ,
PETTY & COMPANY 1
more prolonged and the antiseptic wash wash and boil often, and never leave
Cooperative Observer. >1S DENHAM BUILDING
DENVER. COLO.
The Medford baseball team was de­ Friday.
Gus Newbury, of Medford, transact­ allowed to remain In contact with the a cloth so it will remain wet a long
feated at Weed, Calif., by a team of
teeth and gums for some minutes in­
that place, Sunday afternoon. This is ! ed business st ths court house Friday stead of seconds before finally washing time and get sour.
How's your dish rag?
m
truing.
the third straight defeat for the Med­
¡he mouth dear of antiseptic with
ford bunch.
Attorney G. M. Roberts of Medford plain Wilier. Land.ill Lancet.
The Man-of-war Bird.
Forest fires were reported in the vic transacted business at the court house
The frigate pelican, or man ->f-war
His
Yallerweed.
Tuesday.
Inlty of the Jacobs home on the Little
Many persons are under the Intpres bird. Is usually met with by travelers
Applrtgate, Tuesda-i Later report!
The old No. 6 locomotive of the R slon that America has few. if any, na­ in the tropics. Although when stripped
state that the fire has been ex­ ti. V. ráilrdad iVas shipped to Portland tive plants worthy of cultivation in the of Its feathers It I* hardly huger titan
tinguished.
'.is week.
li'i 'ic garden. They have been accus­ a pigeon, yet no Itltlti can touch at the
Leonard R. Dusenbury, George A.
The Graves & McPhail ranch at tomed t<< loi-V upon them its weeds and same time the dps of Its extended
Abetin, ahd Chatlrs Sweet, of Wellen, Phoenix has been sold to A Bryant, of wild things, anil so liiifa uillier are the» wings. The long whig bones are ex
ceedlltgly light, anti the whole nppa
with native llowers that they fitii
were in this city Tuesday evening On .VaSningtdd;
ratllS of »lr veils is extremely «level
recognize
them
when
they
meet
them
business regarding Mr. Dusenbury’s
H. Posten orie df the champion rifle outside their native haunts. A writer oped, so that It* real weight is very
h mestead near Wellen.
I hots of the northwest, is v'siting in teiis iiow i.-e’ transplanted n stalk of trifling. It Illes nt a great height above
Joseph Williams, Henry Wendt, Carl the valley this week.
goldenrod front it fence corner lit the the water and from that elevation
Just Received: a new line of Candies, Soft
pounce* down ou fish, especially pre
Netdermeyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Mul-
Get your stationery printed at this pasture to a place In ills garden. It fetrltig the poor, persecuted flying fish
Drinks, Tobacco, etc.
lih, C. H. tjaftye ahd WatSOtl Caudill office* Qur work is guaranteed and flourished luxuriantly and sent ♦»»* I
many stalks as high as a man's head, for It* prey. According to some au
IverO at Medford to hear Wiliiam Jen­ >ur priceá áre right.
We handle Royal Bread,
elicit crownnl with a great illume of tbors. the itflnte of man-of-war bird
nings tiryah Thursday night.
Julian Abbott Who has be<n Working brilliant flower«, A neighbor was at­ was given to it because Its nppenrnnce
Mrs. Minnie Robinson of this city in California for the past three Weeks tracted by the beatify of the plant and I was said to foretell the coining of a
CLINT DUNNINTON,
joe c ntire
and Mr*. Mabel Conger of Portland re­ returned Friday evening.
declared It must have cost its oWiiei* ship, probably because the frigate pell
some dollars. When fold, howeVeL » call and real frigates ¡ire equally nd
turned from the Panama Exposition,
County Pathologist Hendersou has
Sunday. Mrs. Conger is visiting, this secured another job and will leave as I that numbers of tile same filatit were vetso to storms, anil both like to come
week, st the home ot her father-in-law soon as his successor can be enaaged. flourishing 1 ehind his barn be exclaim­ Intd harbor If the weather threatens.
ed: "What! Yon mean to tell me It’s
Enos Conger of this cify.
George Wolff of Medfoid transacted yallerweed!" Ami he went away with
Our First Silk Factory.
F. Ossenbrugge, a resident of Med­ business in this city today. Mr. Wolff the air of one K-lt<< b-i»l been Imposed
Ohio was the first state in the Union
ford, age 70 years, committed suicide and young sons were returning from upon.—Country Gent lentil fl
to engage In the manufacture of silk,
by shooting himself in the head with a their Foots creek mine.
according to Dr. Wililniii C. Mills of
Thievery In Chile.
Obid f*tnte nitherslly
revolver early Sunday morning. He
The postofflee at Steamboat, in the The Chilean masses have a bail
"The first sflli factory wits erected
h id been a resident of the Valley fot
twenty years find had alWavd taken an West end of this county, will be discon­ name for larceny. In Chilean ports at Point Pleas.-int lit 1811 by Joint W
tinued oh August 15. Mail for that re­ ship passengers lire warned to lock Gill and Thomas 1 White." «uhi Dr
»•■live part in the community.
gion will be distributed at Applegate. their riililn doors, and loaded lighters Mills. "These men I planted twenty
for 20 cents or two hard dimes
FOR SALE-TIMBFR LAND.-ihave
have to be guarded nt tdgllt. Chilean
John B. Henaiilt, Jf. who has been stokers will saw through tile bulkhead five acres In mulberry trees anil began
for dale at a bargain, four tracts of
the raising of silkworms the following
— Although we do not spend our coin on pink handbills or exten-
spending several weeks at San Fran­ into the tesse!'* hold, steal g rids and year Dress silks, ribbons, silk velvets
timber, totalling 600 acres, till in the
sive
newspaper advertising, yet;
cisco attending the exposition, return­ hide them in tile coal bunkers till the nml fL-nred silks were manufactured
Battle region* for sale at a bargain if
—RIGHT NOW, prices, as low as any in Jackson County are tick­
tdglit after they arrive hi port, when The buckeye buri In light buff wits the
ed
Tuesday
well
pleased
with
his
trip.
taken at orice. Land is located in
eted on every article in our store;
H. Ñ. Mullin h"s installed an Ox- they tin 1 opportunitv to lower them Hist pattern woven A Vast pattern
D «tglas county and is worth double
overside to n confederate In a bout Hit­ front litis piece was presented to lieu
•—All we ask is an open mind and one fair trial.
in
his
shop
the price asked. Apply to D . W. Acetyline welding machine
ler cover of darkness. Harbor thieves r.v Clay, who illso wore it suit of broad
work
done
Cordially yours.
and
the
character
of
the
B igshaw, Jacksonville, Oregon,
will even cut n hide in the bow of a cloth made In it Steubenville factory
surprise to vessel and make off with boatloads of Since 1ST? not a yard of cloth of tiny
with
the
machine
is
a
Hinters will do well to take notice
freight. Tile Germans of southern kind has Isen made In Steubenville,
that the recent session of the legisla- I many.
Chile
have the worst opinion of Chilean filtlmilglt nt one time there were twelve
Scaopoose
Miss
Gypsy
Johnston,
of
ture amended the game laws in several
honesty, and In Santiago I was bidden woolen. COftoii tuul *llk mills located
Oregon,
who
had
been
visiting
friends
respects One very important change
notice tile high walls and grated win­ there."—Baltiftntfe American.
was made regarding the open season and relatives in the vallay for the past dows of tile houses of the belter class.
three
weeks,
returned
to
her
home
for deer. Under the new law the dear
—Professor Edward Alsworth Ross in
The Sublime Porte.
"South of l'nn-in a.”
season begins August 15 instead of the Monday.
Tlte phrase "the sublime prttte"
First aa under the old law. Several
arises 1 from an aspect of the sultan's
Dcfning « Batmrn.
At The Churches
other changes in the law will be men
capital, The French words "sublime
What is ¡1 atmau? The term seem« porte' are derived from "porta subll
tioned later.
to be a tni’itary oi.e It apparently ma. meaning “the lofty gate." Con­
Judge Neil, Leslie Stansell, Mr. and
means the driver or manager of i ack stantinople city used to have twelve
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
horses. A bat horse is a pa< k borse gates, mid near one was n building
Mrs. J. M. Cronemiller, Misses Lulu
-vliicli carri s <»:H< ers' luggage “But"
Williams, Cora Basye, Pauline Greaves
culled Bab-
Services held every Sunday morning '« a p u k sail He and. like so many mi.I with nn lm|M>slng gateway
I-Mumnjun. In till* building resided
and Ekron Gall, Dan Bagshaw, S. E.
at 11 o'clock in I. O. O. F. Hall.,
airy words. It Is l-'ren li. There'is
An LL-al outdoor retreat.
Hunting, fishing, boating, surf,
and there also were
tile grand vizi
Dunnington, G. A. Gardner, Judge
Everybody welcome.
bathing, etc.
Interesting visiting point« in the neighbor­
i-omim-ii r.e-i'-li proverb. "Ce-t la quo the offices of tile chief ministers,
TouVelle, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mahoney,
hood. Convenient camping grounds, electric light, pure water
le bat b b> iso"—' 1'li-it Is where the whence all the edicts of state were Is
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, NormHn Crommle
saddle hr.r's." or. a.» wo say. "where sued. The French phrase was adopted
and Joe Wetterer were among those
the shoe pin lie*.”- Mam liester Guar­ because at the time French was the
Low Season and Week-End Round Trip Excursion Fares
METHODIST
from this place who went to Medford
dian.
language of European diplomacy.
to hear W. J. Bryan, Thursday even­ Sunday Schitl every Sun lay at 10
Two Daily Trains From Albany
Great Name.
ing.
Restricted Freedom.
o’clock W. G. Caudill Supt. Public
Ask for illustrated folder “Newport" wiving lint of hotels, ratea, etc.
"Who 1« that long hilled fellow nt
One of the funniest things tn the
We are pleased to learn that the con­ worship at 11 a. m. ea:h second and the other table?"
of
em-
world
Is
the
self
conscious
look
certs at Mahoney’s Confectionery are fourth Sunday of the month and at
"That Is Bzzxvzynsk zltz. the fa-
Class mor* Httsslan pl. nist. He Il ls made 1 barrassment on the face of n dlstln
to be regular features during the re­ 7:30 every Sunday evening,
i guished visitor when be receives the
A visit to the
mainder of the summer. The music meeting every first and third Sunday a great mime for hl.as If."
freedom of n city and It* key, which
11
a.
m.
H.
C.
Gallup
leader.
Pray
­
“
Must
have
mule
it
out
of
barbed
Wednesday evening was fine and was
lie knows won't even admit him to a
lire cent moving picture show.—Phfla
enjoyed by the large number of people er meeting Thursday evening at 7:?c wire, didn't heF-Ev littlige.
delpbia Inquirer
attending. The orches ra, under the The public is invited to attend these
at San Francisco and San Itirtro la an event of
efficient direction of Mrs. Mahoney, is services. A. Coslet Pastor
a life-time and one you cannot afford to init*a
Wot
A
Facilitator.
steadily improving and the excellent
front
must
Impatient
Guest-Walter,
I
One drawback to the Kai«er'« aucces-
Special Fares In July
rendering of many beautiful selections
catch a train, and I’m In a hurry
was a surprise to many of our people. ful Eastern campaign lies in the amount
to
San
Fran
liaco, I ma Angele* and San Dk-zo on certain dat--«
What are the chances of tny getting
of iron that will be required for crvs. -
served at once? Walter-Almut one to
Ex-Secretarv W. J. Bryai a Idressed
Low Round Trip Fares Daily
one. sir Impatient Guest — I get you-
an audience of more than seven thous­ es.
Getting It Right.
Platonic
affection
may
be
all
r
gt
t
Now
Here
you
are!
with stop-overs in either <Ji*ection
$1
to
one
waiter,
and people at the city park at Medford
"Mrs. Cltnnlck thinks it great deni of
but
it
ought
to
«top
on
th.-
near
aid
f
slide!-
Exchange
Four
Fine Trains Dail ■ i » each Direction
Thursday evening. The theme of the
her husband.”
“You've g- t the wrong preposition.
address was par and peace, with sp“C- a one minute soul kia«.
Ti c Othtr Side.
Stop-overs At Expositions
Make It ‘for’ Instead of ‘of."'- Brown­
ial reference to the present conditions
On» Dotail.
Sbe-H h;. do yo 1 ref is ■ t:th 1« hand
AB
tickets
to the Fast via California po« n t stop-overs at
ing
’
s
Magazin»-.
in Europe. The speaker advocated ar­
He—You can't truthfully say I
to Mr N'o- oyne? !' ui'i 5 mi u .'lit yotn 1
San F'rane^sco and
Antfeles to see the b.xposition»
bitration as the proper method settling haven't supporteli yon In the style to
Willi
i iirjiui liiiirrl.’d n.T' lie Ye*;
A
Musical
Opinion.
She
—
accustomed.
all iternational dispute*.
After the which you were
Ask nearent Agent for “Calif >rntr and Its Two World Ecpoiition.»' and “Way Side
i ani tr.vltm to pi ■ Oil i* ini' I: ib h Mill
"What selection Is that the orchestra in-hnv id «ri iv 1 »»i» B<~foii f'rin* r pt
Notes Sbatta Rout««.-’
r Hr ss Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were giv- Yea, I can You never hold me on
has Just finished?”
lap any more Judge
• n p italic reception at the Hotel Med- your
"I
don't
know
Sounded
to
ma
like
/
.
_____
Uceful and
f‘"I where they were kept busy shak­
neuralgia expressed in music.' —Ixm-
Superior Skill.
Hortons.
I ‘•You ri i 'til’íh «fir
ing hsn-ts for sn hour or more. The
don
Tit
Bits.
Wnllle - What's the professor of
i Id ;n:.n How ci t. • i i jirT"i«1 th •in’"
du ¡ngjished whiter left at 2:18 A M.
John M. Scott, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon.
mnlhenmOe* making the fuss about?
! “Ry wrnrlnu «w I'll Hotton* I lli able 1
f r Albary, where he was scheduled Bert-He was Just short cbaimcil by a
A long, slow friendship 1« the beat? I to make *‘ii<»uerli o lie alite to it fford 1
for an address Friday.
1 « long, slow enmity the deadliest— them." —Browning's .Magazine.
1 banana peddler.—New York Mall.
Merriam.
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at this
I
" i
„•
“MONEY”
Come in and see Punk and Joe
at
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,
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