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Tio.(U( mill Ui liiltl clly otrtala
pil hor uwMi in ryl uinnnr. Tlia
fllkil with tli rliil crowd
rr liifvl In (iiitlmrtt Oregon,
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a from 19,000 to S0.O0U ptoplf.
tint rlilof attraction th Itonu
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faahlon of tha t'oit.t lotuu Hound Up,
and Hioitn many of lha aaitia rid-
ra and uoltawvd horaaa. Tlia cala
tiratloit, la ftUo In tha uatura
of a df dilation uf tha maattMcant
HT6.Q0Q l.lthla park Juat complalad
br lha ntunlHpalltr, la continuing
ovr today and Thuraday. Tha Uranta
l'4 Miia hand waa ona of tha four
liaixl auppljilna ituialc on tha Kourtb,
and It on many rompllniauti tor tha
fliaractfr of tha melody which It dta
oouraad, Tliumday will b Oranti
I'm day at tha ralabratlon, and thara
will ba anothar outpouring of tha
population of thta and of tha vallay
at that lima,
Ymt Umt tfalaa, tarrying
Ida mambara of tba WMhlagum al
tjunal guard, paM4 Ihrangh thli elty
tbla fomrwia an ronta to tha WnM a
(rjr Tba tfrd train rarrUd tba
baltMarlraatS' and aomai rara
ri loftdfd wliii ltd Croa mlnil-
flrM and aoppllaa Tba biya wira
In fin aplrlta and rnptaa of tba Car
rama reply glvm tbam through tba
rou rl My of tba (Viirlur, which had
Juat ralVKd It by wlra from Waah
Ington. did not anont to mt thlr
Idea of th alluatlon. Tha Carranita
rrply wm moit ronirlllttory In tone,
hut tba lioya In khaki wara amlnna to
gt after tha Medi an and hla rahbla.
Alioard I tie train wara nuuibar of
oldlor boya who had frlenda In tbU
rltr who graitd thm during tha
tow mlnutaa tha train atovpad hara.
With 'company I of Bpokana waa
Jaaprr fFollotta, ion of Congrata.
man V. f, trollatta, and ft former
rlnMiuata of Nlr and Wllford Alton,
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OBITUARY
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Mm. KIlMtlwSh lUnw
Klltahath ttlnna, widow of Uao. II.
Hlnn. dlad at bar homa In thla city
Toonday morning, July 4, agd 7
awm, ona month and 14 daya. Tha
dawawl born In Cornwall, Kug
land, on May I A, tH4. and rama to
tha t'nltad Htnta whan alght yaam
idd, ha waa marrtad to Uaorta II.
Itlnna In July, !, In llllnola. Thay
oama to Oram l'a In ISJ, wham
thay rallod until death. Mr. ninni
dlat In rVhmary of thla rr.
IVoMaad U mourned by at rhll-rn-thra
danghtam and thraa
aon. lAMtlaa t, tVNflll an4 INtv I
llarrla, of Oraata Paw; 4Mard H.
IMwna, of Med ford: Ann J. (Vanity, of
Mamhfleld; tiuy V. Dlnna, of Santa
ttarhara, and tra A. Ulnnn, of Albany.
T4a hmaral wtll b hold Thnraday,
at I: SO oYlorfc, fwrn tha St. ImV'
KMi"0v chwroh, Iwtarmoat tw Om
it Hill oamatary, rtland wtthlng
to tw t4a ronialn wtU call at Itali a
nndoHaVtng parlor Taunxiay, ba
twvw ona and two oVUvh.
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tw wtir.Mt ' aMiir.t tbo tirrtrti
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1WI.LAS PICTURES
DUSTIN FARNUM
The Call of he
Cumberlaimds
Hrny Duffer and Hart Jonei, of
tbla (ilrne, laft laat wak for Klamath
Kalla, Thny ara looking for work.
Mlaa Km in a (luanlgaw, formerly of
Medford. la now living on root creek
with her alater, Mm. Oao. Ina.
Tha drill man who hav been tent
ing a dredging project hara, left thla
week, aa thay war not aatlafted with
tha returna received. Thay am of
tha opinion that tharw la not enough
water hara to float a dredga.
iMIaa Aide Chandler, of Rvani
vallay, waa operated on In Medford
for ppendlcltla. Tha laat report waa
farombla.
Jack Jlolcomb and Tracy (tpencer
left laat week for California. They
am looking for work In ft aawmtll.
Mra. I'eler Mataon and daughter,
Kit, of Seattle, ara vUltlng Dr. and
Mm. Whltewker. of Kogu Alvar.
Mm. Whlteaker la a daughter of Mm.
Mataon.
Tha ' Uv Oak" Rwbakah lodge of
Kogu Hlvtr mat In bualnaaa aeaalon
lal week and elected tha following
oRWm: Mia Heatla 8aanun, noBla
grand; Mm, Kraocl Burkhart. vie
grand; Mm. Alva, Wetherall, aocm
tao ; Mlaa Stalla Hulen. treaaumr.
Oraadma McCanul, of Kvnna val
ley, la aerloualy 111. She la not ex
pected to Urn.
Harvey Brown, of Hogua River, ti
to leave aoon for Brooking. Cat.,
wham ha ha ecu red employment for
the ummer. Mr. Brown la ft car
lentar. Mr. and Mm. Tarkar returned to
thalr homa at Whit W'aah. Washing
ton, tor tha auramer. They hav bean
valtlng at tha 1 B. Eltla homa.
Mm. U A. Koeter vlatted her
brother and ttl family laat Sunday
for tha drat time In two year.
Crop of thla vicinity are looking
food. Harvest will ba excellent If
warm, dry w-eathet aett Ift aoon.
R. K, Cook and faulty, of thta
placw, hav moved to Gold Hill, wber
Mr. Cook will be tba cement com
pawy'a MacVamltk.
root Creek ran boaat of having the
oldeat womn ta Jackaon connty. Mm.
9nanwft Whitney, who will be 144;
ar old AagnU IS. 114. 6b 1
now llx-ftig w'.tk her dog4tor, Mr. J.
B, hort i
The grant bH at W lmor waa com-
Moled laat week. Th wrk waa rob-,
1i a tt -AatJ h rejLdr iw Urn fori
WmIo. wottcoa. Coarlor o.. jtbrrtk. JadpeO. H. OUnorawa
Viwiag Miti at tb Courier c. orator of tbe.day at ti coJebratloi. "
1 Wb Miller, an need roaident of
Cardiac m-V, w aa foand doad ii kl
hom by Owo Wood and Joaopk Vaa-
biador laat wk. Mr. Mfllor waa
'alone at tba lime t hi doatk, wkick '
! aa 4ue to a lingering illnoaa of over
a )W daraxtoa. Jode ToaTolla
had aont Ovoa Wood to take th oid
: man to lb joor tarm, bar be ronld
roooiv modioaJ attentita.
Joe rakT, r HioJd HiU. Iita '
i in tb amy a Stra,
Tw.ru, June it, to Jflr. a&d Mr. A. ,
XiWhron. ot CrtHA Hill, a tT-7onia
daiirbw.
The Refresh wg Qhamt
of good tea h in its
delicate flavor
Unfortunately th world is not full
of good tea Tou must choose with care,
Those manywomenwho use Schillings
Best know that the cost of good tea is
veryvery little. But this is not the only
reason for their preference Another
reason a very real reason is that
each of the four taste-types (Japan,
English Breakfast, Ceylon, Oolong J
brews tea of indescribable charm.
Send for 'the Taste Pacht
wltk awiw 0jftryi It Ski iht Ijft iftts iktt
ysn hit int. Qftiuiftvrftrthmji tinltpt ySktlli
Tt - 741, fliih Brttifttt, Cnk I 0f,i.
4Vr fvitr tlx tfift4k kind, hUiUi
sAhrtm A 8( kiting If Cmf4'J
jjj $mJ St., $4 Fr4tiiK
Schillings Best
Stli through grocers only,
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KA'OIURI.K RKTOKT OX
XKW RKVKXI K BIU,
Washington, July 5. The admin-
1st ration revenue bill, intended to
raise $210,400,004 additional rev
enue to pay th bill of prepared nes
and tb rot of tbe Mexican expedi
tion. favorably reported to th
bona tbla afternoon by tb way and
aieaaa commute. It will b taken
ap for consideration by tb bona
tomorrow.
To republican. Long worth aad
Gardner, rotod tor tb Wll.
In tba majority report, It la atlm
ated 2,000.000 additional ia re
quired to meet expenditure during
th fiscal year of 1917. and of thla
sum tl?,000.000 will b provided by
tb present bill and 1(4.000,000 muat
b taken from the general funda or
tba government
It U estimate tl25.000.000 will
b required to meet tba extraordinary
exrnc of moblllilng th national
gnnrd and the expense of th expedi
tion of tbe regular In Mexico.
Letterhead at tb Courier.
& Tksrs.
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j Ti ttrto il.liiK -vi-h iiewlv uir?lt4 I
(vui-iie yiivtit tnvewt n l a he by -car- f
nnte Tbpv tnur tn mie. i'n aiig '
xhrpf fwH-iifff Mini anfl whmilfl he re j
, pia.ied iwv r three yearn. ,j
1 x a wniHrtrifte tor a nwwnrtwr tbe j
! hwby cwrriktre Immm oouel. ai-tmtich It
rvinrwlno The fwHwiihiliTy tor mure eecl- '
. dftiw Ta ! i-wrrtacin. w a ruin, are
prtfwltnfl l:lfr ti prong Tttn" wwr
j rttgt ulll. bera r hr intwi nrraiiinww.
Tmik taitry cwrriiici. la jiroviAim w-ttb
jh-wke. w hu h itrrtut it Ourtng lu lir
j rime rrota ea.-eoilinc tlie miop4 limit.
Tbta tmfXf amiue -eff Twlrufln.
vr. Anew wa wwntyw Tj 'tw tBrv ;
I a Nib Tbe oortinwrit tn wrtrq- irw 5JJW.'. i
Wood Wanted
Several Thousand Cords of
Wood for the Sugar Factory
Will pay $350 per cord for four-foot wood,
mixed Br. pine and hardwoods. Can be
plit to nine inches, Will use round wood
up to seven inches. Price paicHwill he
$350 at factory v
Would also like bids on same class of
wood on board cars at shipping point.
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.
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