MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 1910.
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S0MDPEIISM1
Bum Honors eitnio !u from tho Mho
Ludgo WuilncNiliiy on IiIh wny to
Nodding, Cul. Hu wiih onlluil lliltbor
on nccoiinl of tlio death of hi
brother, which oucurroil Biiviinil iIiivh
K. Mr. Hogum hail no further In
fo nun I Ion tluin lliu 11)01 o I'nut (lint
Ills brother wiih dund.
Tons nt (lootlfriond'H,
Moiitgoinory'n Imir-ilroMMlnK pur
lorn now onon. fit)
Dr. !, V, llcilily Ik In Portland on
a ilmorl IiiihIiiohh trip.
Wonr KUWn HImion.
A. I). Alllnon of Omuls I'uhh Ih
vinltlng in Modfonl,
Door inntM at (hiodl'rioiid'H.
Mrs. J, II. Itniinmn wiih it visitor
in .Modford Thurailny.
J. If. Hcuuiiin of Gold 1 1 ill Ih in
Modford on IiiihIiiukh,
Mr. and Mrn. I1, J. O'Oara wore
at Anhlnnd Wednesday on it vitiit.
Wliilinmi'H (iindiiM tiro unexcelled.
Tlii) Morrivnhl Shop lutH tlio oxoIiih
Jvo iijjt'iioy for .Modford.
It. 0. Smith of OrnntH Pnss wiih
in Modford on professional busiiioMN.
Areola, (hit now tttlila wntar. Htnr
Ilottllng Works. 10
Mr. nnd Mrn. J, Ij. Ilmiiinorsly and
Mr. nnd Mrn. Al J'oleroon of flold
Illll weror in Medford Wcdnomlny
evening to atlond tho porformniifo
of "Ited Mill." j
Phono 2(101, Ooodfriend'H. i
Ooortro II. Durham of Grants Pnssj
f wiih n Modford biiMineHS visitor Wed-nomltty.
1'orhnpyt yon ttoi'd n typewriter.
Yon ran twnro nny mnko yon wImIi,
in n rebuilt typowritor, at Tho Morri
void Shop, at n roiiHonalilo prioo.
Mr. Virgin Lewis of HoddiiiK,
Oil., U vUltliifr hor hrothor, J. k
TlaimnorHly, nnd family at Gold Hill.
She wnn among thoso who nltcndotl
4,Tho Ited Mill" Wodnondny niKht.
Arooln, tho now tnhlo water. Star
k Ilottlini? WorkH. 10
Coroner Ivollof was cnllod frotn
Gold Hill Wednesday on a falno ro-
port of an Infant beinj; found In a
poKtlmlo on tho P. & K. road east
of Modford.
John II. Carkin, attonioy at law,
ovor jackHon County Hank.
Miss Nina Cnrtor of Gold Hill wiih
a Modford visitor Wednesday ovo
nln. , Now hnir-drosBiiiK jmrlorn now
open at MontKornoryV. fiO
Gooivo CIimishoii, lately of Hnkor
City, Iiiih ptirrhnscd tho Modfordr
Bakery and Delicatessen Htoro, 42
South Central nvonuc, and is now
enpipod in tnkinp; Htnok nnd Rotting
tho IiiihIiiohh on a propor hnsis. Mr.
ClatiHKon was hero lint throo dnys
when ho hoenmo iniinctilutod with tho
Modford pirit nnd dooidod to bc
omo n ponnnnont roHidont.
Carpet sweeper at Goodfriond'n.
, A competent tttonot;rnphor wanted
.Address "T," enro of this offico. 10
Wednesday afternoon wan a busy
-day for tho county clerk, as far aa
rfishiiiK licenses wore concornod, ho
'having issued 21 during tho half day.
Tho aalo on Ilnrdon'a broad Ih in
creasing dally. Thoro mutit bo n
:rennon.
A. 8. Flurry of Phoenix was at
'tho county Boat Wodnosdny on bus
iness, Wear Kidd'a Shoos.
V. A. Dunlap and N. 0. Powors,
leading oitizoiiB of Talent, tarriod in
Modford on tholr way to Jaokfionvillo
to interview tho tax oollootor Wed
nesday afternoon.
Areola, tho now tnblo water. Star
DottliiiK Works. 10
Goorgo Coopor, tho nonr-sido
pitcher, who mndo thorn all look liko
SO cents two yonrs oro, Ib horo on
liia way south from Portland.
Your jrrucor handlou Rardon's
iiioad.
,T. Edgar Drouao and I. Oral
Buroott, who havo boon spending a
low days in Portland and otlior
oorthom points, roturnod to Modford
Wednoaday.
Chlnawaro nt Goodfriond'a.
H. C. Brokaw, from Washington,
D. G., representing tho doparttnont
f commerce aud labor of tho gov
nmiont census bureau, who haa
Locn In Modfdrd this wook, today ap
pointed Dr. R. G. Galo of this city
b spoolnl agent for Jaokson and Jo
ephltio counties.
Wonr Kldd'u ShooB.
Ilnvo you triod tho dolloious
clrinko and ioo oronm at Rardou's
now fountain f
0. iF. Lohrkiml of San Francisoo,
A. D. Davioa of Milwnukou and Ed
win Hooker of Portland uro in tho
valloy looking ovor difforont propor
tios with a vlow of Invostlng.
Wrlngora at Goodfriond'B.
Goorgo Stophonson of ABhlnnd,
oiio of tho original Hottlors of tho
uppor valloy, was in 1 Modford on
business Thursday.
Rnrdon's now aodn fountain Ib
serving nil tho latost drinks, ice
oronm, oto.
C. A. Wyokoff of Tnblo Rook was
u Modford visitor on buBluoas Thurs
day. Rooks Bibles, Prayor Rooks, po
etry, fiction, gift bookn for children
.and adults. Como in and look thorn
over nt Tho Morrlvold Shop.
IlaakhiB for Ilealth.
II, E, Norton of Ilonloy, Cul., Is
horo looking nftor IjuhIiiohh intoroHls.
Carving hoIh at Goodfrlonil'H,
II. h, Holgato, utato HuporlnUndeut
of water, arrived; i'voin ICIiiuiath
Falla Wi'dnoHday night and will hu
horo Huvoral day a on official bum
noan, I'oKili IrooH for nnlu at (on couth
ouch, II, H. 1'attorHon, Nutili hotel,
Wear Kldd'a Shooa.
H. C. Oliver of Trail was In Mod
ford ThurHtlay looking nftor htimncMH
mattorH.
Kituhou uteiiHllH at Gtiodfriund'H.
Cluud ThompHou of Derby was in
Modford Wednoaday.
Tho Morrlvold Shop hna offico
HtippllcH, Including filoH, blank bookH,
luotnorimdum bnoka, pounilK, poim,
InltH, IuIcwoIIk, tablota, typowritiir
HtipplioH, onvolopoa, panto, uiuciliigc
nnd fountain poim. "
Mr. and Mrn. It. E. McCoy of Al
lorton, In., are horo looking over (he
country with a vlow to InvoBling.
Coffee nt Good friend.
Frank C. Clark of Anhlnnd was a
Modford viHitor Wednesday evening.
E. R. Sawyer for Hurvoya. Stibdi
viaion and platting n specialty.
Room 12, Kmcrk'k.
llnlli fix t tiro h nt Goodfriond'a.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Craig of Eagle.!"" during a game will bo arrcalcd
Point woro in Modford TliurHilay.
A nice aclection of monthly bloom-
tmr rones at 25 conta each. II. R.
ELOPERS MAY WED:
IN 18 MONTHS
Father of Young Girl Who Twice
Eloped With Youthful Lover
Promises That Couple May Wed
If Thoy Will Walt 18 Months.
but bus ouch timo boon brought buck
to Iter parents, loft today with his
iniiiiiy lor tuicitgo. no win go
from Chicago direct to Now York
ntld from Now York Will Sltil for
lnv.frt ul,n.i tin li'lll utnv t vi-.i
vonra. nccordinir to nlnna outlined
L. ' " "
Seifort gave his word Inat night
that J.i dnughtor nnd Foreman may
bo married in 18 months if tliov still
w!h in In, nt .Im f tl,,,.' ,!,.,
boifort'a depnrturo wna rnllior
- - -
nurrioti, nceoniing to inctnls. Ho,
had planned tu tttko n month's tour
through America before sailing, it ia
anid, nnd tho change of plans arc
tho result of the recent attempted
elopement of hia daughter nnd her
youthful lover.
Johnny Wilkinson will likely oc
cupy tho firat bag for Medford
Sunday. It hna always seemed to
tho fans that this wns his propor
position.
CIRCUIT COURT GRINDING.
(Continued from Page 1.)
court Thursday, tho jury being takon
to Ashland' to vlow tho promises. Evi
dence Is bolng hoard today.
Following this caeo will bo hoard
tho case of 0. B. J, Ifennoy vs. T. J.
Konnoy, a bankrupt. Konnoy claims
that thoro Is 2200 duo him as sala
ry whtlo working la T, J, Konnoy's
otoro. Tho clnjm was fllod with Wil
liam Ulrloli na asslgnoo and was tak
on Into court for adjudication,
V. D. Mooro, who was lndlctod for
carrying a concoalod weapon, has
boon nrralgnod and a ploa of not gull
ty ontorod. This caeo has crown out
of a long btundlng fond which hna
boon wngod on, Evans crook botwoon
Mooro nnd hU brothor. Recently Mr.
Mooro strapped a ulx-ehootor on his
hip ob ho stated that ho bollovod
hlmsolt to bo In dangor from bodily
Injury. This caso will soon bo hoard
In tho circuit court.
Davis Claim Up Soon.
Anothor phnso of tho enso of Edgar
Hafor ot al, vs. Tho Modford & Ora
tor Lnko, ot al will bo hoard noxt
Saturday boforo Jttdgo Calkins, whon
tho claim ot A. A. Davis, an unpaid
crodltor, Is to bo consldorod, All of
tho paid-up stockholders ot tho rond
havo boon summonod Into court on
that day. It was In ordor to hoar this
claim boforo pnsslng finally upon tho
application ot Rocolvor J. F, Roddy
for his rocolvorshlp too that Judge
Calkins rocontly doollnod to enter
final ordor In Roddy's potltlon. A
scoro of wltnossos havo boon summon
ed nnd tho caso promises to uo ono or
tho most Important honrd during this
torm of court.
Judgo Cnlktns dlroctod tho Jury
which hoard tho caso of II. R. Holmos
who was charged with soiling buttor
In tho city of Ashland contrary to tho
laws of tho stato to return a verdict
of not guilty. This caBo camo up on
an apponl from tho Justice's court In
ABhland,
Probto Matters.
Polly Hasley has potltlbned the pro-
cn.n,mn . A"''or m,d. ""quoit were g.vtng nS!, morn:Hir briht an(f enrIv
ov. vui., jiuiv.il oi. ;jJoir conitc operas our umnngorb. ,;n . , i,, , , ru
ini... !f R,.ifr i'n.nv r riK., .,.... ..TW"1 journey down to Rownrdennnn! Auo
v. w i j . nurs uuiicict.i in Bingo ncccsaones, 1 , ,,! t, ll!m ,p ,:., Arpiifnrii
n..rit.. cnir..ri i-. .i... t.u (..;.... I, . . , .. . . . , to establish htmselt m his tratntnir, femora
v.....,.u ...u.., .,c uuu mi inter, wnon too musical comcuy qUarters 'paid-up
...u,.v. ...... ........... -iiurasu hirucK iuu uounirv iiiu uuuk
BASE BALL BATTER
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The baseball hoiiaoii hna ojiunml
and Modford will play Jacksonville
at tlio Modford bull park Sunday.
Tho Rogue Wivor Valley longiit
promises to put up fnat ball Una
mimmor. The achodtilo cnlla for 20
gumoa.
Modford and Jackaonvillo are tied
for firat placo, and tho game Sunday
ought to bt a good one, na tlio win
ning team in thin game will load (h
longuo.
In the Omnia Pnaa game tho Mod
ford boya woro tho moro dangcrouw
nt all timos, excepting ono inninp
they had two or moro men dio on
bnaofl. Grants I'uhh matlo throo dou
ble viiy
Manngor Hall says ho ia glad
Jackaonvillo hns a good loam tliU
year tho bettor thoy nro, tho more
intoroRting tho gnmoa.
Young & Hnll offer $20 reward
for information lending to the nrroat
nnd conviction of the pnrlies break
ing into the grnndatnnd and atouling
baaebnll nrticlca. IVoplo rtimbing
ovor tho fouco to get inaido tho ball
j nnd proHCcuted to the fullest extent
"f '" Inw.
Antic, lanaca and Rlnckinctoi
MILL GROUND
some good flour
Considerable Per Cent of Middlings,
However, Is Found Victor Her
bert's Music Good.
"The Rod Mill" ground out its LOS ANGELES, Cnl.. March 31.
grist of mirth and nolody with BomoJjim Jeffries will leave Los An
good flour and a considerable per! B R, wPnlM.j :,t,, .
i ...... : .1 . 1 1 : . mm..... c.ii:.
.v.. """li' ,n,irrnu. .,. ,, nr SnhirrTnv nnH .
and miifiio usually had so littlo merit
that chorus girls, scouory aud stngo
effects woro nbsoltitclv oascntinl to
-tho success of tho production. It
hoimiih Hint thnsn nllmc'lioim linvn
tl l .1. I
in ,-!.,,,,
u .uu.u UUk
oporns wnn moniorious rauBio nnui intfrfna ;a ff:i;. i
alngors that can sing. lQJoft,nes 18 tB word from
oTl,o Rod Mill" is atrong in some ' f6?hCJ" rtni n 1 1 . S
enannnla Tl litio n tint f .
T" " "7 h ."-.V.
UUIitDU OUUIIUIV illlU UII1IIUU tus-
tuntos, nnd Victor Herbert hns writ
(0n somo very irood music. Ho is ni
author that is capable of good
tilings, but of lato yonrs has been bo
engulfed in a maolstrom of ragtime
that it is a wonder than nny orig
inality is left. The comedy of lost
night's opera is very good, although
of tho lighter sort that will not stand
moro than once or twico hearing. It
is to Gilbert's comedy what "Ten
Nights in n Barroom" is to "Hnm-
lot."
Tho men in tho cnat of "Tho Red
Mill" woro good, as was also tho lit
tlo aoubrotto. Tho otlior two ladv
mombors, tho sister and daughter of
tho Rurgomastor, may hnvo been
good singers somo time, but it is now
. A
a caso oi sans cniirm, anus voice,
sans singor and sans song
Somo dny when wo hnvo rounded
tho oyclo of folly nn author will oomo
to tho front with nn ooorn liko
"Giroflo," "Pirates of Penrnuoe," or
"Lhtmos of Normandy," nnd our
rnodora stngo managers will stngo
thorn nnd tho theatrical trust will
looson up nnd biro n fow roal sing
ors nnd then you will aoo oomio op
era tako another boom like it did
whon "Pi'naforo" sot two oontinonts
whistling "Littlo Ruttorcup."
Novor nrindj tho Lombnrdis will bo
horo tho 5th of April and you will
hoar somo roal musio and aoo actors
that can not and hoar an orchestra
of sufficient siuo to givo tono nnd
color to tho production, nnd n
chorus that can sing.
. E. M. ANDREWS.
bnto court for guardlansnlp papers
of tho porson of hor husband, Ell Has
ley, an lnsano porson. A citation to
show cnuso hns boon lesuod.
In tho matter ot LoRoy Vornon
Hicks, a minor, tho guardian haa boon
dlschargod, the young man having
nttnlnod his majority. Ho starts out
In llfo with an ostato valuod at 13000.
M, Purdtn, tho administrator of tho
ostato ot Mary J, Dagg, has filed his
final account and has boon discharg
ed. Tho appraisers of tho ostato of J.
W. Harrold,havo returned a report
showing property valuod at $1000
and cortaln proporty In Texas tho
valtto of which Is unknown,
Tho guardian of Qilborta Roson
stock hns boon granted permission In
tho probnto court to purchase a pin-
no for tho young lady out of tho funds
ot tho ostato at n cost ot 300.
A now caso was fllod Wodnosday In
tho circuit court In which Goorgo Lot
tls sooks to recover $200 on a promis
sory note issued by H, ,P, Larson,
ITaskins for IleaUh. ,.t
mnko a atrong outfield.
Wilkinson will play first bine Sun
day. George Coopor, Mcdfonl'a left
hand pitcher two years ago, hna ro
turnod to Medford.
The gnrno at Grant Pihh hint
Sunday wiih a gruelling conleit. Af
ter tho fifth inning it waa anybody's
game, and tho Inat air Innings thn
apoctntora woro kept in a high pitch
of excitement. And aome apectneu
Inr play would always come up to
provont tho winning run from croaa
ing tho pinto until the eleventh inn
ing, when Modford aoorcd a man
from second on lann' right-field
hit.
Manager Hall 'says he will make
tho Jackaonvillo buahor from Apple
gate look like 30 ccnta next Sunday".
He does not think he ia a second
Portioll.
Young Ilcnselmnn on third bnac ia
a fnat man, both in fielding and on
tho bases, and with more experience
will devcloo into tho bct third-baseman
Medford over hnd.
ThO Medford team averages good
for the early season nnd if? the beat
to atnrt off with that Medford baa
ovjr hnd.
JEFFRIES OFF SOON
TO TRAINING CAMP
Everything Will Be in Readiness
Near Santa Cruz When Big Fellow
Arrives Ready to Start Work.
Bob Armstrong, who hclned nro -
paro Lnngford for his recent fight
with Flynn, will start for Roward-.
ennan to prepare for tho big fel -
low's cominc. Evervthine 'will bo,
ready for Jeffries to steu in and
Rn his nctixo work on tho dny he
inrrjVC3i ,
WOrd W
anxious to
make his final plans nnd got nwny
for his mountain rotront.
According to the present plans
Jeffrios will meet Borger nnd Farmer
Burns in San Francisco. Berger will
nnme tho meeting dny. After Jef
fries transacts somo necessary bus'
ineBS in tho high town on tho bay,
tho trio will head for Santa Cruz.
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? niifiiurnn innun
: DUdintdb LuliALo :
Edol Brau will bo in Medford
this week. Ask Doe Ryan. 10
For wood of all kinds, soo the
Squaro Deu! Woodyard. Pho.ie
2(501. Fir street, botween Second
nnd Third slroots. Gould & Lindloy.
proprietors. 201
Wear Kidd's Shooa.
U jou U'Ulll suusiuiuiou .
Smrk !a,! Flo a-
For sale at tho Russ Mill, Remein-
Si...
Edol Brau will be in Medford
this weok. Ask Doo Ryan. 10
Haskins for Honlth.
Ralph Stanley of Browusboro
spont Wodnosday in tho city.
BASE
Sunday,
At, Medford
Medford vs.
GAME CALLED 2:45 P. M.
Grand Stand 40c
Wc are SOLE
NEW TRUST COMPANY
IS.
W. R. Coleman, R. B. Dow and A. E.
Rcames Are Incorporators Prin
cipal Office Will Be in Medford.
t
incorporation papers of the
Trust company, with a
capital stock of ? 7500, have
, been filed in the office of the coun-
( ty clerk. Tho incorporators nroW.
R Coleman, R. B. Dow and A. E.
' Rcames. The principal offico of the
company, ns implied by tho name, is
' Medford.
iho incorporation papers provide
that the company should earn- on
nil business having to do with the
NOTICE
CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY'S
LAND DEPARTMENT
REPRESENTATIVE
Mr. S. J. Adler will be at
the hotel Moore March 17 to
1 for the purpose of
seeing those who are inter
ested in the company's fa
mous Alberta wheat lands.
He will be prepared to fur
nish complete information,
including maps, literature,
prices, etc. Call on Mr. Adler
and arrange to take advan
tage of our low-rate semi
monthly- excursions during
tins season and inspect these
lands.
EOE-McCARTHY LAND
COMPANY,
Colonization Agents
Canadian Pacific Railroad.
BALL
April 3
Ball Park
Jacksonville
Bleachers 25c
CUTH BERT'S
You are invited to inspect our line of '
Rug's
AGENTS for these well known lines, tci&
WHITALL Wilton and Body Brussels Rugs.
SANFORD, Axminster and Tapestry Rugs.
QUAKER CITY Ingrains, Carpets and Art Squares. .
OUR QUAYITYis the best, the PATTERNS will pieaee
you. Our PRICES are RIGHT.
We havo also on display a fine line of
Steel Ranges
nt prices ranging from $22.50 to $47.50.
Work has already begun on our new building at cormx
Central avenue and Sixth. We are temporarily shw
ing goods at
COX WAREHOUSE
COR. 11TH AND FRONT STS. PHONE "MTATHT 3721
general trust company. Mr. Rcames
is to have active charge of tho new
company and after the first of tho
month will bo located in Medford.
$150 AN ACRE 270 acres, fooikill land, st 6 vSes inm 'Med
ford; there are about 85 acres
which includes about 26 acres
are Newtown and SpiUenbeix apples as4 Chhm pears- -xbc
are 25 acres of Newtowns in their secaa4 yemc wkk peck"JMw
and abont 0 acres of Newtowns
Jonathans and 10 acres of BartleM ad AsjeH -.jtears jast piBWd.
About 200 acres of first-olasa frait la&l m h'pkieo. Sltefe are.
many springs on the place and coBrnderAle water 'Im "de-J
vclopcd for irrigation; two bosses, f&4. hm ami. ether thaBdimn.t
Would snbdmdo nicely. Easy tersas.
$250O-Sbcty acres, 6 miles from Medford. a&otft IS aeres elers "d
partly planted; small buildingc ,
$250 AN ACRE 70 acres, about 4
acres planted to Newtown and
old; in addition, abont 25 acres
cleared; Rood new 6-room plastered basse, aevkn; -alse set f .
old buildings. Oiuld be subdivided iettm im srlurM'tsaete ieely..
easy terms.
$5500 Six miles from Modford, good new 'bwiSmt, a&eai 8 aerea
planted to Newtowns, SprUeabergs aad pars, 3L and 2 years -etd;;
about 7 acres additional cleared, balaaee sat Mm cMariBK; freed
team, wagon and machinery g08 B 9ltn. 3Us :1s -a 46
ncre tract. 1
$15,000 This price holds till April 1 only; V acres, 'close'to Cen
tral Point, good new buildings, level iaad, 'Ctj-class '.fruit ad
alfalfa land. This tract, has aboat 7 azrss ia .alfalfa aal the lial-
nnco is all planted as follows:
son, 2 acres Newtowns in third
season, 3 acres Winter Nelis in.
and 1 acre Spitz in second 6 seme Tiwiletts m -seceadj
season, balance just planted. The price tteiiia'aat g.'teUk'aoro
than $300 an acre, which is very Back leas Aaawiiers.ra.aluu;f
for adjoining land.
$12,525 Eleven acres in Cornice pears, 18 jimu &i;'9 aorosiB,Bart-'
lett and Anjou pears, 1 to 3 years old; bse .m;.ffeftd -se3;vtenBg.
$12,000 Eleven acres in Cornice and BesefMrs,14 5rearseId;itiw8u
trees are in full bearing and will pay a sea .iaescae use. ,tle 'price,
. i
asscea.
$7000 Thirty-five acres of black
under tho ditch and can be irrigated.
13.000 Thirfv.fnn ami oTnui
nnd Spitzonborgs, 5 to 7 years of age; 14 -iwes.aaalia,.'8.cre8
in peaches, 2 acres in berries; irrigated; SwMlJKafta, ,
$14,000 Thirty-five acres; bnildings; exatif&amdBj 'aa ,iai iSwc &'M
homo; 12 acres in apples and pears 3 yearn -eSd; itteeut aa-rs of
bearing orchard; 11 aores in alfalfa; aM fine deep if pee seQ.
$150 to $200 PER ACRE Stewart
tracts are from 10 to 25 aeres ia sue; fiae -btaldae spots ea 11;
can all be irrigated; cheapest tracts in Vmiioti .Baigefcoalteed ; .easy I
terms.
$300 PER ACRE Finest 5 and
tho valloy; easy terms.
W. T. YORK & CO.
THE man who car
ries a Howard
Watch finds himself in
good company.
L.eaaers in nmencan attairs stnee
Lincoln's young manhood have relied
on the Howard. Howard Time'
has been a determining factor in every
phase of the nation's advance.
The first Howard was alio the first
American watch. It was made in
1842 and the finest models cost 500.
To-day the price is lower and the
watch is better.
Every Howard U midendidiuitcdljt
witch, G1 and timed In In own cite at the
factory and a printed price ticket attached.
rrlcejitti-3$ to tto.
Let ci tbov you thu uutlnctirc watch.
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Cstewa mm efcaM tfearash.Un
gaae at Gtnuete tPaes. -Watek kim
Sand&y a4. ym wiH eee -eesw otmL
pitckfc-
on tins ptoeo wwr planted ' .irsit, '
ia bennac. VM'tauiaR wrMttet;
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miles firm Xe?enJ, ffre-GM; Z5-
SpiUnarp wpltm, oetly 3 years;
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$5.81.
We fan m 'bwikl ; rfuH Mm
a Hwnri ww awy irtflty ym
may Mr at flntiM prim.
Van de 'Cm
& Jasmami