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MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OftEgpN. mUBSDAYfefcftTEMBER 1, 1910.
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Colonel It, C. WiiHhhurii of Tallin
Hook wiim In Medford Wodnomlny on
n htiHlnomi trip,
Dr, Klrnrlii'.niiHiiur wan lit IIiIh city
fnim IiIh Hoguo rlvor rnncji Hovornl
dnyit llilii wook,
John II. Cnrlclii, oltornoy-at-law,
ovor Jnoknon Countvl Hunk.
Ji I IIukIich of Ilntto KnllH wn
In Medford on IiiihIiiohh WodnoHdny.
John W. I'ornoll of Applognto wim
In MmUortl TlmrHiliiy looking nftor
IiiihIiiohh iiinttorH.
I'oachon for nalo. Or. W. R. Btoko
phono Fnrmor 7003. tf
Qo to Southurn Dairy Co. for milk
.mid cream, Hondqunrtors of tho Cal
houn Dairy Co. Phono 881. Knnch
phono 7183. tf
Annu M. Mnli'y will epoak on
"Kuunl Suffrage" unit "Socialism"
Saturday evening, 7:30, Southern I'n
clflo depot, it nil Sunday nttornoon,
J:30, odKo City Park. QuohIIoiih nn
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' You can got a kooi! Rims of butter
milk at tho Southern Dairy Co. for
R contn. W
O. W. Harnuln & Co., contractors
and bulldorn, Country work ft spoc
laity. Orders Hollcltod. Inquire at
Tho ToKKory. '
Hear Anna A. Mnley on equal uf
froKo nnd hocIiiIIhih Saturday eve
ning, Southern Pacific depot, Sep
tember 3. All qucHtlatiB j?ladly nn--worod.
142
Are you going to Klamath Falls
on tho IC. P. special Sunday, Soptonw
bor 4? T tf
II. P. Mulkey doHlroa to announce
that duorr.0 V. Chorry will bo at bis
office In his nhnouco thorofrom to
attend to any criminal buslnoM that
may nrlito, and will also look attor
nil civil biislneHH which partlon may
Ueslro to traiiBact at tho office.
Cnll on tho Mission Furniture
WorkH for anything in tho woodwork
line. '
llenr Anna A. Maloy on equal suf
frage and socialism Saturday eve
ning. Southern Pacllfc dopot, Sep
tember 3. All questions gladly an
swered, 142
J. N. Hart of Ilaker City, Or., who
U a candidate for tho republican nom
ination for uttornoy general, wan In
Iwlford Thursday.
Every K. of P, should mako an of
fort to tako tho trip to Klamath
Falls on Bopto'mbor 4. Spoclal car
lenvon Medford nt 10: 30 making trip
In samo day. Exurslon rato. tf
Uobbort F. McOulro. who has boon
connected1 for sonic time with tho
law firm of Colvlg ft. lteamos, In this
city, has been appointed assistant
United Stales district nttornoy nnd
'will leave for Portland tonight to ns
sumo dls now duties,
Ilarrcl lime at Mcdfoid Lumber
Co. 1
II. F. llosecran and wlfo of (IrnntK
PnHB spent Thursday In Medford.
Hoy Awhpolo of Kaglo Point was
In Medford Woilnosdny on a business
, VlBlt.
xMr. nnd MrB. J. McMnnus of Wood,
Cnl., wore Medford visitors Thurs
day. Fresh llmo nt Medford Lumber
Co. H3
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hlrkholf of
East OrnitKo, N. J., aro hero on n
visit, nd to look ovor tho Orogon
country.
If your advertising Is no unimpor
tant that It makes pooplo supposo
70iir storo to bo unimportant work
liard to correct tho Impression.
G. E. Ilnmltit of Lou AukoIos, Cal
IB In Medford looking nftor buslnoss
i mattors.
Mlsn Lucy Wonnor will bo pleased
to moot hor friends nt Mrs. W. I.
lliown'H millinery department, ovor
Kontnor'B. HI
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan I.orlmor of Onr
ilon City, Kan., aro In Medford look
dug (or n looatlou.
Frank llrown or Knglo Point wns
In Medford on a IiubIuosh visit Thurs
day. Otto Cantor nnd family roturnod
Tuosdny from ti trip to Klamath coun
ty, whoro they Jinvo boon visiting vol
ntlvos tho past month.
Mr. and MrH. W. D.'Pockhnm of
North Tnlont nnd Mrs. Pockham's
brothor, Wlllson, lind F. E. Furry
tako them out for a hunting trip on
tho bead pr ApploRato Inst wook,
" OhnrloH Nlckoll of Storllng was In
Medford on luminous Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff H. II. Dow of Jnok
Honvlllo wns In Medford Thursday
' on official biislnoBH.
Elinor A. Hlokn hiiB rotumod from
a biiBlnosB trip to Grants Pans.
Henry O. Wilson of Ashland Bpont
'Thursday In Medford.
G. W. WoltorB of Tnlont wivh a
visitor In Medford Thursday.
Edgar S. Ilafor, William ClorlR and
Howard S, Dudley havo rotumod
from it vlBlt In llutto Falls.
Oocnslonally wo moot a man whoso
train of thought reminds us of a row
of flat cars.
AT THE .
IHOT1ELS
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At tho Moore Thomas J. Murray
mid wlfo, ltochcntor; V. P, Llgan
and wlfo, Mrs, A. V. Clllado, Port
hind; J. W. Hlrkholf nnd wife, East
Orange; J, L. Junkens, CattluiKo;
Wnllor Kllhourno, Portland; M. h.
Cook, Chicago; H, II. Moo, Merino;
It. L. Flulayson, Situ Francisco; Dan
I.orlmor mid wife, Qardeu City; J.
McMnnus mid wife, Wood; II. A. Ja
cobl, Tncbma; W. F. Onindo, Sacra
mento; II. I., Iteynolds, Portland; F.
J, McKeau, Ban Francisco.
At tho Nash A, Ij. Pnrkhurrit,
Portland; E. A. Keys, Spol.nne; J, N.
Hart, Ilaker City; F, II. Scholl, Chlco;
II. F. llosecran and wife, Grants Pass
Bol C. Hlllor, Situ Francisco; Wil
liam Crossley, II. IJ, Kline, Now
Voile; h. Ooodfrlond, W. F. Ilobht,'
Sim Francisco; W, E. Hall, Portland;
Fred Marx, Ban Francisco; F. Hoy
Ashpolo, Engle Point; E. L. Duby,
Cnrson; C. E. Hamlin, Los Angeles;
John Poruoll, Applognto.
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HOSPITAL COMMITTEE
Tfl MPFT FRinAV
"" Tito committee in cliurgu of ""
" rniriinir the $111,000 liomm to
Hocure tho $100,000 hospital
" will moot witli the nuxilinry "
" eommittee nppointed to nHist ""
them Friday moriiinir nt UiDO "
" a. m. nt tho Nnsh hotel lobhj'.
v ll tit .l,.Qir,,il l,i ii'tti.l mi flit, .
" Holieilntiou thin week. Tho "
T i, vilifiv i.iitntniUnn iu .nm. "
" posed of MesHrH. Mcdiimky, ""
Klum, I)r. llenn, .lolm I). 01- 4
well and S. A. Nye.
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Standlno of tlic Clubs.
Club. Won. Lost,
Portland 70 GO
Oakland 87 08
San Francisco ... 77 72
Vernon 70 72
Lob AtiEolus .... 70 77
Sacramento G3 02
Yi'ntvrtlity'n IN'HiiltM.
Coast league
Portland 2, Los Angoles 1.
Oakland 2, Sacramento 1.
Vernon 0, San Francisco C.
NorHiwestorn leaguo
Spoknno 3, Vancouver 0.
Seattle 0, Tacomn 1,
National league
Plttsburg-Now York postponed.
American loague
Hoston 0, Chicago 8,
Philadelphia 1, Detroit 4.
Washington 8, St. Louis 0.
New York 2, Cleveland 1.
Pet.
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FOR 'TKADE For runl cHtnte in
town or Huburban property, a good
work team. Cull at 120 South Ivy
HtrooL 14,'J
Not one of a store's "regular cus
tomers" fall to note with porconal
Interest nnd pleasure ovory ovldonco
of fncrcanlng advertising cntoi prise
which It shows.
Hasklns for Health.
Food to Fire Victims.
SPOKANE, WnBh., 8opt. 1 Pro
visions, clothing nnd financial nsslst
mice aro still being nont to tho strick
en population in the Wallace and
Avery districts nnd It Is bollovod tbnt
the situation will from now on begin
rapidly to Improve. Tho chnmbor of
commorco fund hns reached about
S2f 00, nnd ns a hundred or two more
than this amount has boon spoilt,
subscriptions nro still being raised.
No mc.ro requests havo been receiv
ed for nurses.
Sherman Is Quiet.
OUTIIHIE, Okln., Sept. 1. Vlco
Pi evident Sherman today declined to
discuss thoi report sent from Now
York that no Intends to withdraw
from tho rnco for temporary chair
man of the republican stato conven
tion to be bold nt Saratoga, N. Y.
MARKET CONTINUES
DULL AND HEAVY
NEW YOHK. Sept. 1. Tho stock
f market was dull nnd heavy today.
Covorlng by shorts caused a few ud
vancoB, but at tho samo tlmo several
of tho Industrial lenders declined a
point or more. Chicago Grfat Wcst
orn, United States Steel, Now Havon
nnd Southern Pacific lost 1, Balti
more & Ohio nnd Now York Contrnl
IVt, Pnclfic Mall and Northorn Pa
cific 1, Wabash preferred and
Amalgamated Copper 1ft; Interna
tional Hnrvestor, Consolidated Gns
and Union Pacific 2. Pressed Steel
rose n fraction.
Tho market closod dull.
Honds wore easy.
FOH BALE Do you want it fine
farm of 00 ncrex, near Audoraon
creek, Tulcnl, Or.; fcrtilo HoiJ,
iionllliy location, among the hills, 20
acres under cultivation, u seven
room hotiHO, oUtbuildinKB, etc., etc.,
a well of pure, spnrklmjc water,
Rovcral living brings of water on
tho plneo; n fine bearing family or
chard of tlireo acres; early and late
apples; also pcachcM, pears, plums,
prunes, chcrrica nud ootne small
fruit; lovely .vjow from it of the val
ley; scvontl thoiiHnnd dollars (that
is only a trffle over ($110) one
hundred nnd nixtcen dollnrH nn
acre). Tnko your wife nnd come on
the cars to Talent nnd I will take n
rig and co out and show you tho
plnco. L. M. Judd, Iloberl bldg.,
nenr depot. tf
FOR SALEAH ideal smnll fnrm of
10 acres; nlmosC S.iuilcG from Phoe
nix, same distance from Talent, Or.;
fruit land; 2 Reed springs, 5-room
house, outbuildings, 50 penr trees,
small fruit, 5 acres cleared, $800
worth of wood; $1200 down, bal
ance on time to uit buyer. Tuko
ears to Talent and I will show you
the property. L X. Judd, Roberts
bide-.. Talent. Or. tf
FOR SALE Two acres, mostly in
bearing orchard, in Tnlont, $3000.
L. N. Judd. Tnlont. Or. 132
FOR fLVLE Six lots jn Ashland,
nenr F. Sf. church, $800 spot en&h.
L. X". Judd. Tnlont. Or. 1-W
WEALTHY MAN CUTS OWN
THROAT WITH RAZOR
Mensor to Portland.
SAN JOSE, Cnl., Sopt. 1. Eddlo
MoiiHor, shortstop of tho lato lament
ed San Jose Stnto leaguo toam, nnd
rnted as n fast busbor, Is roportod
to havo slgnod n contract to piny
with Portland, Mensor was slgnod
by McCrodlo to fill up Portland's
gapB In his infield. Monsor Is a han
dy man nt either tho Bhort flold, soc
ond or third baso.
NEW WING TO PRISON
AT SALEM NEARLY READY
SALEM, Or., Sept. 1. Within tho
next month workmen who are now
occupied in erecting an addition to
the south wing of the penitentiary
will have completed the Htriietute
and the prison authorities will hegm
installing the necessary cquipunvt
for the new chapel to he located in
the addition. During the last ieg-
itlitturo the Prison Aid societies so
niired mi appropriation for the build
ing and tho miiiiiteunuee of it sepa
rate hall within the iiieloscure of the
prison walls for the purpoMi of fit
ting up a schoolroom for the benefit
of prisoners who enter tho institu
tion without sufficient education to
enable, tliom to oither wrilo or read.
Many such eases eomo to hand yonr
ly in tho penitentiary, and this school
will now he installed.
CAPITALISTS INSPECT
NORTHWEST PROPERTY
(Furnished by Mobs &. Co. by prlvato
wire.)
NEW YOHK, Sopt. 1. Today's
ran go of prices:
High. Low. Closo.
Ainal. Copper 64 C2?i G3&
Am. Car Fdy 47i 47. 47.
Am. Loco... 3G 34 3G
Am. Smoltors G8 GGK, GG
Anaconda .. 39 i 39 39
AtchlBon ... 98 9G,i 00
Am. Tel. ... 135 135 135
Ilitl. & Ohio. 104V4 101JG 102
Brook. R. T. 74 73 73
Can. Pac. .. 1944 192 193
C & 0 73. 72 72
C. Nor. West. 143 U 143 143
Con. Lonthor 34 34 34
C. F. & I... 30 294 29
Con. Gns .. 129 128 128
D. & H. G... 30 29 30
Erie 25 25 25
Gt. Nor. pfd 124 122 123
Intorboro .. 18 17 18
do pfd ... 48 47 47
M. K.&T... 31 31 31
Mo. Pne 52
N. Y. Central 110 109 110
NEW YORK, .Sept. 1. Relatives
of Solomon J. IIiich, a wealthy
Chicago manufacturer, who killed
himself iu the Knickerbocker hotel
here, have arranged today to take
tho body to Illinois for burial. Hirsch
had been iu ill-health ' for several
weeks nud this is believed to have
been the cause of his suicide. He
cut his throat with a razor while
sitting nt n desk in his room. lie
walked from there to the bathroom,
where he dropped dead.
Whon In doubt put a wnnt ad In
Tho Mall-Tribune
M0RAN SCORES CLEAN
VICTORY OVER BURNS
Thorough-bred Stock
Great care lias been used in selecting the free stock on the
Burrell orchard. Nursery stock was grown on the farm
and scions and buds for grafting were taken from trees
that bore fancy fruit and had a crop every yeari In this
way and in no other can trees be bred up just as are
fancy cattle or horses.
It Pays Best
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To own something high-class if you contemplate going
into the orchard business. The right location, right soil,
right drainage, right trees, right varieties, right pruning
and right care is what you can find in the '- i""
Burrell Orchard
In proof of this is the fact that it has already shipped tliir-ty-eight
(38) cars of pears so far this season and"the .end
not yet in sight. The best proof, however, is the orchard
itself. Come and go with us to see it. Several Medford
people who know what it is are figuring with us for a block
of this land. It is being subdivided and offered for sale.
Motor cars stop within 1320 feet of the Burrell orchard
ana men we nave several auiomooues nere ai tne omce
in which to drive out with you and your wife on the netf
macadam drive.
Jno. D. Olwell
Selling Agent, or Any Reliable Seal Estate Agent
Exhibit Building Medford, Ore.
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circles today.
For the first time in rinp history
of San Francisco a no-decision bout
was staged nnd the sport writers nnd
spectators were allowed to guess for
themselves who won the biff battle.
The sort writers are undecided to
day, most of them calling the match
a draw, though Referee Ben Selig,
after the bout, confided to the news
paper men that if he had been giv
ing a decision it would have gone to
Moran.
FAST RACE WON
BY MEDFORD TEAM
QUESTION OF THE DAY,
FROM WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT
The socialists of Medford have
been very fortunate in securing Anna
A. Maley, who is one of the world's
greatest lecturers of the present age.
She will speak Saturday evenong on
the street nt the depot at 7:30
o'clock; Sunday afternoon at
o'clock at the east edge of city park.
All should hear this wonderful
speaker. She says to the women,
come and take part in a discussion of
the question of your food, clothing,
shelter nnd the education of your
children. To the jtneu: Why do tha
The relay race between Ashland flour mills close while the children
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1
Whether Owen Moran, tho little Eng
lish fighter, scored n clenn victory
over Fraukie Rums in their ten
round go nt Dreamland lat night i
a matter of discussion in sporting
NORTH YAKIMA, Wm.li., Sopt. 1.
Offieors of the American Light &
I'owor company of Now York nnd its
subsidiary company, tho Pacific
I'owor1 & Light company of Portland
and their guests, wore entertained
North Yakima yesterday. Tho ox
pi ess object of their visit was to look
over the company's holdings in tho
Yiikinm valley, with it view to ma
terially increasing iliom. Tho pnrtv
started last night for Portland,
whoro tlie.v will uriivo Sopt&mbor I,
stopping en route nt Hood River and
The Dalles, Tim visitors havo in
spected the company's holdings in
Pendleton, Milton, Walla Wulla, Pas
co and Priest Rapids,
Nor. Pac, . .
Pac. Mall ..
I'onnn
Poo. Gas . . .
Hooding . . ,
Hock Island,
do pfd . . .
St. Paul ...
So. Pnc. . . .
So. Hy ....
Un. Pae. . .
U. S. Steol..
do pfd , . .
Utnh Copper
Wabash pfd
Call monoy
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12SW
142
30
rtC
121
113W
100
00
110
4G
30
113
2G
127
138
29
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118
lll'j
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35
113
25
127
106
139
29
64
118
111
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164
OS
110
45
35
2 por cent.
Total snles, 373,400 ol.aros.
Chicago Markets.
Wheat.
May
Dec
Corn
May
Dec. ........
Oatar
May
Doc.
Pork-Jan
IIlKh.
109
104
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58
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Low.
108
103
59 Ts
57
39
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Closo.
109
103
60
57
39
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LIVERPOOL, Sopt.
closed higher.
1. Wheat
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NKW YOHK STOCKS
'OHAIN AND PROVISIONS
1MUVATH LHASKD WIRR
ROOM 10 P. O. 11LOOK
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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Owing to the lnrce growth
in circulation, it has made it
' nnnricanrv Inr nniTfni' linvs tt
collect their own routes, be
ginning September 1. Kindly
treat them with courtesy, ns
thoy ara held' responsible for
collection. tf
and Medford teams at the Natator
iuiu Wednesday night, was won by
the Medford team by a verj- small
mnrgin.
Ileu&ehuau, for Medford, had the
hot of Anderson of Ashlnud iu the
first lap, and Paul Evans increased
the lead by getting away quicker
than his Ashland opponent, W. E.
Evans. Witlf a handicap of nearly
JO feet, J. A. Overdorf of Ashland
finished only a few feet behind
Frank Cain of Medford.
Overdorf gave an exhibition of
last short-distance swimming thnt
brought tho spectators to their feer,
and nlthough his team wns defented.
he wns the matt who "got the hand."
Next week Ashland and Medford
will try conclusions iu the Ashland
xwimming rink.
of the millers aro hungry? Why
does the shoo factory shut down
while the families of the shoemakers
aro barefooted T Tho workers pro
duco all the food, clothing and shcl
tor. Why do they not havo an
abundance of the things? ,
Come and hear these questions
discussed by Anna A. Maley, wom
an's national organizer.
INDIGESTIONr
Los Molinos Irrigated Lands
Tehama County, California
SECURE A SELF-SUPPORTING 'HOME
THAT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF IN THREE
YEARS
IN A CHARMING CALIFORNIA VALLEY
With our deep, rieh soil abundant water supply
niul our .TEX MONTHS growing season, you
can put two summers into one, thus DOUBLING
YOUKJNCOME.
CnflAT? TRANSPORTATION
"Vo ha.v'c a rate of 35c per 100 lbs. from LOS
MOLINOS TO PORTLAND on mixed carload
lots of Vegetables and Fruits BECAUSE we
CAN SPCQ? BY WATER.
We eut alfalfa six times each year and produce
from 10to 12 tons per acre.
Tt is impossible to find a region where the re
turns are. more generous.
THESE LANDS, INCLUDING A DEEDED
PERPETUAL AVATER RTGIIT, SELL AT
$150.00 -PER ACRE, one-fifth down and balance
in four equal annual payments.
CALL AT THE 'OFFICE and let mo oxplaih
tho project in detail, or write for FREE BOOK
LET. FRANK J. ANDREWS
RESIDENT AGENT
LOS MOLINOS LAND CO.
No, G So. Fir St. Medford, Oregon.
Relief in Five Minutes and Perma
nent Cure or Money Back.
When Charles Strang states that
he has a remedy thnt is guaranteed
to euro any man or woman who suf
fers from food fermentation which
causes belching, sour stomach, gas
eructations, heartburn and that lump
of lead feoling iu the abdomen or
monoy back, what are the poor stojn-
oclv sufferers in Medford and i
cinity going to do'nbout it?
Tho name of this most remnrkabk
stomnch prescription is Mi-o-na.
Most people cnll them Mi-o-ua stom-
inch tablets because they know that
I there is no remedy so good for in
1 digestion or stomach disorders. Horo
is one opinien:
"I have been troubled with indiges
tion for more than a year. I bought
one box of Mi-o-na and it cured me.
Now I would not bo without 'a box in
the house for $50. It saves a lot of
doctor bills when you can be cured
for 50 cents.
"You can use my name if you
want to." Arthur Scderquest, 0
Nichols st., Wakefield, Mass. Nov.
7, 1909.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets cost 50
cents a box at druggists everywhere
and at Charles Strang's. ,
Booth's Pills will give constipa-
tion sufferers a joyful surprise. 25o
nivnci
(jmmxa tmf-e-Mf)
Cures catarrh or money back. Jnat
breatho it in. Corople to outfit, Including
inhaler 91. Extra bottles COo. Druggists.
COME! -COME!
to the
Portland Race Meet
Live Stock Show and
Harvest Home Fair
Sept. 5tK to lOth
HIS will be tho greatest
LIvo Stock Show and
Fair over held west ot
tho Rocky Mountains. Evory
day will bo great there will
bo big special features,
A good racing card ovory
tiny. .Wodnesday and Thursday
will bo tho grand prlzo winning
days.
Tho Bankers' Purso of Ten
Thousand ($10,000) Dollars
for trotting horses. Tho Hotol
Purso of Five Thousand
($5,000.00) Dollars, for pa
cors only two of tho features.
Reduced Rates on All Railroads.
Ask Your Local Agents.
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Wanted
Rnncl) hands.
Listings of orchard and city prop-
Donkoy engineer.
erty.
Girl for general bousj work.
SPECIAL
Stock and ten-year lease, snap:
close In.
BUSINESS CHANCES
Restaurant aud rooming house, $300.
Restaurant, clearing $500 monthly.
5 wajjons, $30, $40, $50, $70, $90.
Ileavy span horses and harness.
National cash register.
Rooming houses. i
Lnnch counter
Business nets $4000 yearly.
FRUIT LAND.
20 Lores, 12 in fruit, $2000.
40 acres, 2 miles railroad; $600. i
4-room house, 1 aero, $1450.
112 acres, 35 in fruit, 7 in bearing,
$12,000.
150 acres cleared bottom land, $125.
JO acres, 10 in fruit, $2500. ,
12" aores, 10 in bearing, $10,000.
17 aoros, heavy bearing, $8500.
Irrigated tract, $250 por acre.
100 aores, 5 miles out, $2750.
1G0 acres, 4 miles out, $G0 per aore.
10 aore3, $1000, milo Phoenix.
2 acres, north, under ditch,.
CITY PROPERTY.
0-room houso, G aeroa, Rooseyelt ay,
13 lots, well located, $4000.
4-room house, 3 lots, east side, '$2000
5V aoros in city limits.
Walnut Park addition lots on your
own terras.
2 lots and houso, $700.
7-roora houso, West Main, big lot,
For Trade.
Rooming house for acreage.
11 acros for city property,
2 touring cars, city proporty,
G city houses for stock ranoh,
80 acres for lot in city.
Hotol for stock or alfalfa ranch.
2 rancnos for city property.
L F. A. BITTNER
Room 207 Tavlor & PhlpM lMft
Phone 4141 Main.
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