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"MHIOFORD aIAIT, TF?rBlTNR, MRDFOBD, OKTCOOX, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1911.
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Medford Mail Tribune
AN INDBPKNDBNT NBWSPAPKIl
J'UIlMflflHD DAIJV BXC'KPT SATUIt-
DAY UY TUB MBDFOItU
lMUNTIN'CJ CO.
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Tlio Democratic Times. Tlio Motlford
JInll, The .Meilforil Trlliunc, The South
orn OrcKiiiilnn. Tho Asliliuul Tribune.
GBOIIOB PUTNAM, Bdltor and Manager
A VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.
"PEACE DOVE
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SCANDALOUS!
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Kntorcd an seoond-olHss matter No
vember 1, 1909, at thu postofflro ut
Medford, Orotfon, undsr tho uct of
March 3, 1S7U.
Official Paper of thu City of Medford
sunsomrTum uats.
Ono year, by tnnll JG.00
One month by mall 60
J'or month, delivered by carrier In
Medfsrd, Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point GO
(Inndav only, by nmll. kit year.... 2.00
Woekly. ner year 1.60
rull leaned Wlro United t'ron
DlcpatchcH.
BY EAR the most important decision yet rendered by
the interstate eommeree commission was that handed
down Thursday denying the railroads the privilege of rais-i
inir rates to the entire country at their own sweet will. Jt
was a great victory for the people. ,
The decision disapproves advances in freight rates in Evans Valley Should Not Be Judged
official classification territory, aggregating the railroads
an estimated increased earning of $27,000,000 yearly. It
disapproves increases by the railroads in the Western i
trunk line ferritfnw and proposed advances in commodity j
rates, it orders the carriers in both cases to cancel their;
advanced tariffs on or before March 10 and restore former I
rates those now ef lective and serves formal notice that
to it for protection, uo iniiBt ho low
ered to tin' title of "warring tongs,"
"fnmily feud" mid be subjected to
tlie services of a "pence dove."
In the neighborhood under quo--tion
in Evans creek valley the res
idents are all pretty well related in
one way or another, and because one
brother or sister joes wronjr, it doc
not fecni riht to .spread the blcm-
by One of Its Residents Writes 5sU v ! the relations. The "law
itmiluijr inein pers of the communiU
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i m AAMM--1n4n nrlvnrtlplni? WOTl't brlllK . "T
business. Start now and you will become
-f convinced that It pays to advertise all tho
4- nine.
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John B. Hillis In Reply to Pub
lished Article.
unless advanc-ed tariffs arc cancelled a formal order sus-
Tho Mall Tribune Ih on alu at the
Kerry NeWH Stand, Shu Krnnciaeo
Potllund Hotel N wm Stand, Portland.
IlowiDiin News Co, l'ortliind Or.
W. O. Whitney, Kent tie, Wash
Ilotql Spokane Newx Stand, Spokane.
SWORN CIRCULATION.
Dally nventK" for nIt months ending
Decern bor 31. 1911), 2721
UHOrORD, OH CO Oil.
Metropolis of Southern OruRon itnu
Norlhern California, and the faHtuHt
growlliK city in Oregon.
Population V H. eulisUH 1910; 8810,
catlmutrd In November, 1UI0, lo.ooo.
Klve hundred ttmiiNiitid dollar Gravity
Water System completed, kIvIiik flni'st
supply pure mountain water and nix
teen lillleH of Htmet lieliiK paved and
coutrnoted for (it n cost excuedlni; $1,
000,000, limbing u total of twenty miles
of pavement
Postofflco receipts for year cndlnu
November ,10, 1910, dhow n gnlii of CI
per cent.
Dank deposits were 2,37C,C32, a nutn
of 22 per cent
Manner fruit city In Oregon Hosue
Illvur 8plt.enber: nnples won sweep
slakes prize and title of
"Applo Klnff of tho World"
nt the National Apple Show, Hpokune,
1909, and u car of Newtowns won
rirot I'rlzo In 1910
at Canadian Internatlonul Apple Show,
Vancouver, II, C.
Ilogtio Itlver pears brought highest
firlces In nil mnrkets of thu world dar
ns tho past six years
Svrlto Commercial club, InclosInK C
cents for postaRo for the fluent commu
nity pamphlet ever written
1 WOOM'ILLK, Or., Feb. 22. To
. the Kditer:
I KvilIlK Vllllfiv l((Hllfl mil lu. iliil, mil
pending them and putting existing rates into operation fori by one of its residents.
at least tWO years will be issued. I While ve believe in peace and
The historv of the case is as follews: The Western 'H"t, and would fiKht for our Jin
Trunk Line association filed rate increases with the iii-'!t'."l!('t'S!;ii":v'1 stil1 we al believe in
i. .. t 4 .. . ii . c mm beinj,' called by our ndit nnino, theie
Shortly afterward the eastern roads (those in the so-called
official classification territory) filed advances. Shippers
protested to Washington and the government filed suit
against the trunk line roads under the Sherman law, charg
ing conspiracy in restraint of trade, and secured a tempo
are certain lights which each and
every one i.-, entitled to, one of
which, is the right to protect out
name. It is nothing let.i than scan
dalous to be dragged into company
with, or to be associt'ted With the
class of psoplu that constantly need
ON TO JUAREZ!
rary injunction at Hannibal, Mo. Shortly afterward the1 tho guardian care of a "Peace Dove
railroad representatives called on President rail, and by
agreement withdrew advances, while the government with
held prosecution of the suit.
After the law was passed the suit was dismissed by the
government and the rate advance schedules refiled. Un
der uie new law ine mt erst ale, commerce commission
lust why the writer of the article en
titled, "eace Dove Hovers Over
Hvans Creek" in a former Usuo of
the .Mail Tribune, wished to bring so
many down to the level of tlio oni.
restless dh.tuilier, why he wished to
cl.iss so many who believe that the
promptly suspended the rates, pending investigation as ' to1""IU! is n"'iltiur than the sword,
j i i- ? i mi .i . i i
ro ineir lairness. rne .siisptmsiorriias neen prolonged irom
time to time while hearings wery held, in Chicago and
Washington. , -
.Anyone familiar with the frenzied finance of railroad
history knows that the proposed rates were unjustifiable
simply an effort to make the public pay for new issues
of inflated securities, which in turn would be a fresh ex
cuse for piling additional burdens upon the public.
livery railroad in the United States is capitalized tit
many times its cost, or actual investment. Jn the prelim
inary organization, the stock was water, represented noth
ing. In the numerous reorganiaztions since, the capital
ization has been swelled without additional capital being
invested, merely to keep down the percentage of profit,
and to enable the manipulators to amass immense for
tunes easily. 10 very fresh increase in capitalization
meant fresh excuses for higher rates, another link in the
endless chain taking the coin from the public.
The railroads desire to make improvements, but they
want the public to pay for them. They arc not satisfied
with the comparatively immense profits made, but seek
still more. IjJvery one of the railroads is in excellent finan
cial condition and there is no reason why the public should
be further mulcted for the benefit of the controlling in
terests. And the talk of abandoning railroad extensions
and improvements is largely a bluff to influence public
opinion.
The decision is of particular interest to Medford at
this time because the rate question out here is being inves
tigated. If the commission had allowed the increases
the Pacific coast railroads would have been warranted in
increasing their rates. Now they have not a leg to stand on.
Medford will undoubted! v secure the reductions pe
titioned for. They are fair stud reasonable and just both
to the railroad and the simmers.
with one who believes that the teeth,
or tobacco juice, or the point of a
pistol, are mightier thi.n the tongue,
is, beyond our comprehension, unless
he thinks that by mixing with num
bers of innocent law abiding citizens,
and associating tliciu with the central
and prac'ically only figure, he can
be elevated to ,i plain far above bis
eurjtoiiinry one, and peihaps ccii:il
to his neighbors.
Without mentioning any nam's,
there is one thing certain, and that
is, that there ha been trouble h
the Hvans creek valley dating back
for 3 ears, and every one knows that
it usually takes more than
(At every shot a man fell, but ho
got up again News story of the bat
tle of Juarez.)
Itally, noldiorx of thu legion;
Pack your cameras and grips;
Onward to the dreadful region
Whore the roar of battle 'rips.
Shoulder tripods! Forward! Dou
ble! Juarez is the place to go;
War is hell 7 No, lhat' a bubble -War's
a moving pictuie show.
J'tyhtf yu tfullnnt inpurrecloB,
Chargu, yu troom of Diaz,
(ihai'Ko!
Jn your leclh llio grim perfeclos
dleauiing teriiblo and huge.
JCuep' it up until we reach you,
Hall for ball ami blow for blow;
ftuvo some "bloodihed," wo beHcOch
you,
J ''or our moving picture show.
Oh, yo poor old Mo.icauoH,
Know yu nothing of finance?
llnd yo been Americanos,
Whut a chance; oh, WHAT a
chance!
Why, that gorucoin, bloodless battle
Would have raked in nil the dough
Prom Key West to fur Seultlo
ln a moving- picture show.
C'hotiter Kirkins in lha ICmiiiii
wcr. Advertisement (or Sale of Bonds.
Scaled proposals will bo lecoivc'd
by lha undersigned clerk of school
district No. , Jackson county, Ore
got), at his ollice at Talent, Ore., up
to ! o'clock p. m., April 1, 1H11, f r
the purchuMO of $'J7,oO(M)0 school
bonds of Mild school district No. 22.
These bonds are of the dttiiouiimt
tioa of $1000 each, hour interest at
tli 9 rate of 5 per cent per unnuui,
jmyoblu seini-uunually, both interest
mid princitwl payable at the county
tTMfcmvr'M office in Jackson county. lo Ul WWr level.
Oregon, m. at a designated banking! "l 'f thu roadway a heavy H,M,K.M, or., .',., , tides
liouao in the oity ot New York at the," nUam will be applied aud , ruieorpornlion have have been
option of the bidder. ." hi uwn o a,,..o ,i. . .!-,,,,, m , ,,, , u, fcl.ril,an ; over the war, and .ocall the ,,,,
The bund will be dated at tin M- l h" M"',r tnwtmmit , s,.llt. H fll ,,. ilM , ., whl(. '
!....! .i-i: I -...in of fllio l a vol In fill tliu vnlila will .. .. . .. ' .. "' Wllltll V ,
uiiu m wiiinj nun iuhimip .v jraj, -- ' i ung .Men - MiriMiiiu itssocia-, w ' '' ipclled i0 bear Tl
iwweancr. imt win iM, niDiect to e-"" "' " "" " '"'" tion of Ccntml roiul, Dr.; location ' ie "wavv d
(iejUon by said school dint net jo, ". -" " -him-iom m
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FOOTBALL SQUAD
UUANTS l'SS, Or . IVb 2 I
Several thousand dollars will be
spent In Ibis count. v for the lietter
uieut of (lie county roailM. I'eiiiiuneiit
linprovonieutti will lie coiiHtructed
along tlu main highways, The couuj.cait.
t court hiiH uuiiounccti that the first
stretch of 10ml to lecetvu nttoutlon
will bo the one leading from the
kUh lirlilKe u cross ltoguo river to
the louth iMitl of the county. A cot
of henv) uiacudRiu will be aiircud
upon u as wmiu aa the weather will , CENTRAL POINT CONCERNS
permit lo be .ub-gradoI and brought, UECOME INnnRPfinATinwc
...ww... W,.,,I.W,.W
The iiiciiibcis nf the Midlmd hcji
-chool loolball sllti!ii were jester-j
day piesciited by the -student bod
with a beautiful uiaioou sweater
KM MW
l':,,ltt i'hj' nriiictiU bear on the
1ionf tlicTuilia!, "M. II. S." worked
III black leltcio.
'l'liu tuitiie ludcnl body atleiided
I lie prcscniaiioii which was made bv
Miss t'urv.
one to
have a (iiarrel, and in (his partic i
lar long f cries of troubles, it ap
pears that one individual was tin
center of each and every disturb
ance, whether it be with a near
neighbor or a distant one, wheth".
it bo with n man or a woman, ii
tact it in hard to llnd a family with
in reasonable, distance that has not
sui Cored from this one man's mean
ness, his dishonesly, bis threats, etc
Let it he understood that we do nol
mean to do thiB limn an injury or v
injustice, but we do mean to piote
ourselves, and our name, and whe
the .statutes of life .statu of Orcgm
aie so loosely constructed as to al
low a "peace dove" (butter called a
hawk) to shake its up so thorougln.v
that at the termination of his cffot
wc were left in a worse cuiiiliii.u
limn before this "peace dove" a(.
pearcd, i is lime wo were awakened
After (his wo are compelled to huvi
more coals poured upon our head
by tho publication of the ".condition
Mdo of these troubles, it ceitainlv
makes our dignity burn with a hot
lor fire than ever before.
Now we think it is high lime th u
we look sonic steps to present t
the courts, and to our friends, th,
1 ruth, that we may be liberated fro a
he burden imposed upon us, embod
ied in the above mentioned arlicle u,
February (.
If the public inuM know about (hi
affair, they are entitled to a correct
"lory, and as our reputation, is so ,
the mercy of the press, we ted tin1
unless the truth can be published it
a fair, unbia-.cd way. it will eudan
gor the friendship which now eis.
between tho people of Kans creel
valley and the publisher of the ar
judo. This is t very beriou mail
in our e.ves, ami we wish to In
cleared and e.hoiiorwted from u ,,,,
pearanccs of association or connec
tion with Ibis stamp of luunanily. t
makes our blood boil to look bacf
and tlie ''family j'ued' community
must be one and tlio qame, on ac
count of the relntipnsiiip.
Calling this 'it, "fapiily faed" plas
ters 11s all over, and we resent it a
unjust, unkind and unbecoming. We
are answering thu aiticle imblished
February 20, mentioned above, tint
we may Jic exempt and immune to any
such clusHlicntion.
Now wo trust you will publish
these few lines that we may give to
the public the only position avc hold
in this unfortunate affair. We
thank you in advance for your assist
ance, which means much to us and
little to you. Very respectfully and
faithfully yours,
JOHN 13. IIILLIS,
(A resident of. Evans valley.)
COSTS Ml'T A TIMKLK TO CVUK
CATAItltll.
How many roadors of tho Mall
Tribune know thnt In Inlnnrt Austra
lia where tlio mightiest of eucalyptus
trees grow In abundance, that there
Is no consumption, catal'rb Or dis
eases of the respiratory tract.
The refreshing balsam .thrown out
by tbeso trees fills fho air and Ip
breathed Into tho lungs by the In
habitants ami all germ life Is' des
troyed.
If you have catarrh you cannot go
to Inland Australia except at great
expense, but you can breatbo right
In your own homo tho samo pleas
ant, soothing, healing, germ killing
air you would breathe If you were
living In the eucalyptus district of
Australia.
Just breathe IIYOMEI; It Is made
from Australian eucalyptus and sci
entifically combined with thymol and
other antiseptics employed la the
historian system.
Pour a few drops of IIYOMEI In
tho Inhaler and breathe It. As It
misses over tho catarrh Infected mem
brane It kills the germs and heals the
-aw, inflamed surface.
IIYOMKI Is guaranteed to euro ca
'arrh, coughs, colds, croup and sore
hroat, or inonoy back. Complete out
it Including inhaler $1.00. Extra
bottles of IIYOMEI cost but ,"i0 cents.
Sold by Cbas. Strang and druggists
iveryvvbere.
L. M. JUDD, REAL ESTATE AGENT
Talent, Jackson County, Oregon.
Midwnv between .Medford and Ashland, in the fruit
belt of Southern Oregon. Healthy and mild climate,
and pure water. Alfalfa, fruit and timber lands from
lo acres to 800 acres. Also lots on the instalment
plan, in newly incorporated town of Talent, Oregon.
Write (enclosing stamps) or come and see mo at
Talent, Oregon.
Medford Iron Works
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Sprtiying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
Germany claims to make 95 per
cut of tho photographic chemicals
ised In the entire world.
Ifasklns for Health.
Wanted to Buy
A fire insurance agency or an In-'-rest
in one. Am a practical flro
nsurance man from tho east.
ddress IlOX SO, euro Mail Tribune.
Repeat Your Medford Experience BUY GRANTS
PASS PROPERTY NOW "rZ,Z?&V',l?Z',"'i
Elegant business corner lot, 75100, close In JjioOOO
Elegnnt business lot, GOxlOO. clow in $7.00
Another business lot, 50x100, c ose In $(JOOO
THESE IMtlCKS rOK A Ql'ICIC TlltV.
A. N. PARSONS
References- Elrst National Hank, Grants Pass Hanking & Trust Co
REAL ESTATE
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
ST'
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MBING
9 m
STEAM AND HOI WATLR JltAlING
All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable I
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lUlJtfJttJtUN QX PRICE
X 11 North ) St. .Medford Ore Phone 303
WdV,,....
Ihe finest
Sample Rooms
in the citv.
Hot
Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with bath
9P
Telephono In Etcry Room
RAU-MOHR COMPANY
Proprietors.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Wanted to Rent
Wo bao a client who wishes to
u in a even or eight-room house
on or about May 1st. The houso
niiiMt have four rooms and must
lie modern in every respect, and
in a number one locality. Par
ty will take a leaso for six
months or a year. If1 you havo
anything of this description let
us hear from you.
r
Cornetliis-Garncr Realty G&.
cm
ovc sometime eoi
at I'eulral I'mnt. altie of projierty. forced upon u. Kow we have In.
4UIS00; iniKtees Williimi A. lwle.' '"oujrh of lliis. It i HO tannh lend
lire. ideal: llnnrv Wm- w a. Ili urit.ir .) ;. :.. .i. . 'i-...
lflhe policy of the court to Inumivo, wl R H, u nM . Vl of -bn.arv ..r:,' ":'', T'
II.tunltoH, II. Kimuiui, I). .McKilloll,,uch a uarrclM.tHe dUpoMiion. th. i
and J. t). Uaiu-MUi. ' "II within naeh have fell his ,
Afonn l.ninlinr .t.tiintnnv m... .:.... 1 1 fliien-. '.. 1. ...... t-.i.
mm to M,id Kchooi dbiriet ko. -- w f ho prj.,, of bllhh,; -- "-;;, anii wo;uim,;t; ;;,,,,';,,,: "
capital -tok, o1000 1 MieoriHiniior4.i AiHt when he has become oxeiba -
A W l.w... A I - .....l II II .Inix. .....l ..... .... ..
" - vn-i ii i ui ii. ii, , " nun in iiearaoit- in n
j'eni after date of bond. ro '"1 bo pl"l for coniforl and
A Mi-tiffed idiri.-k .. ilinfvn -hull travel to a vil itreet. It ha been i
sooouiiuiny bid iu fax or
Mhool district No. ', Talent Jaek-!1"" roa,i rapidly at fumli have
on county. Oregon, .haJl aeeonpau ' ld tor "wcn Prpo-i -ttd ,
a.ieb hid. which check will l. for-1 "'In year extraordinary effort will be i
Ma liquidated dawagea iu ohm the '(u tfr developing good road,
bidder fail to take and pay for the throughout the rounty.
bond- at tho price stipulated in tbe Mu,t th work ,hl UM DWM
),(, .done has come under the upervtstou
Jlie auceesaful bidder must fur.f Uie couniy Judge, who has ueraou
i.li ih- blmik I..H1.I.. y k r the matter rather
The directors of diMrict Ko. '1 re
Soi've the rinht to i eject auy aud all
m.
All bids -hoiild be addreuaed to the
olorlt of mIioi.I di-inct No. ati, ThI
oii t , JtioliMon county, Oreiron, and
innrkod piipo.iU fur Nclnml bid.
C W SIIKHMAN.
Clork of Kih ..I KiNtrict No. 'J.
Jack-on Coiiaiv, Oregon, 29
Smith.
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SCfll 111
li-. John Drew Hotter.
mn at time-. ,- have
"peace d.c" ohvorinjf oci u
mougii we were dauifhtv elubli
U'l.ennt)oro. 111. About flv ..! ...... .1...1 -. r
than Mw a genera! overr m byyeara ago." g.!Sk'jl,u I, Ura: . i .J , ' ' ZmuU,i
law provided; i.. tl. tho county ha , . ,,,. .., WM ,',,, wUh '" l ' ''"'"J " '. .
...ii' inn v 111 me ll'llllUT
NOTIOJ3 TO Iliai. i:ST.TH Dli.l.
JCltS.
I hereby slvo nott that my prop-t
orty ou North IJartlott hiuei Iium beeu
withdrawn fro tlio maii.i-i
h.enaa.edthewagc.ofaauuerviaor.l,,, aml lw,lltairlljr ,Twy moulh. hfl --- J' ' "Z
VOrinc l ffered contluually wa. weak and fma,niC out whieh of h, child.c, ,
::",H " . I despondent, and uuable to do my l,eek, Hl lt.v
J. I). XlcArdle will arrive la Med- housework. I took Ca,ai. ami in S.7.! .! ,..'' . .
ford tha H&th lunt. with ulan and .... . ...1. i. .:. ' '" ,,a " WftM-il .nut m.it
... w .. . . ....- a..iiu 1 ikil limn a Dt
apeiiricatlonn tor Itttt bungalow
garage to be built on Oakdule
uue, wttnlford. Contract ort ar
Nt to bid. Mr. UcArdle cau
at tho Naah hotel.
ahead aa a reault of iu proven value
PHONE 901
Old customers send me
your address.
New Premiums, New Ser
vice, New Agent.
But the same old stand
ml goods.
AGENCY GRAND
UNION TEA CO.
110 rmi'p.sTiuM-rr
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I ALFALFA LAND" "1
SOLANO C0UMTY. CALIFORNIA
Choicest dairy and alfalfa proposition in tho state, located on the
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WEST S1DR PHARMAC: I
EAQLE PHARIIAI'V,
100 Knt Main St.
Phones: Home ti3; Pac. 232
Eagle Drug Co., Inc.
Thos. Bartholomew, Pli. C, General Mqr.
; U10 KcmiII Stores
w woiuaa tti' hp ,.r.... ..... ,
a,d worked hard all su,no..,r. I am , S, ". " . '' "IT.. ' .. " l":
v- uow tn nerfeet health, and r...vo,mn,1 .... ,. ." . ' "r vm" "r ,"" "'"" '
lMt- I'ardul .0 n .UffH :"JZ -" .-r 10 gimug. I,,-, u,
bieeatr ., .....7: Vwl " " . " .. "' 1 Wl,wr ""' Uve, and eem
nj.ur . .7. n obe more iiun.o.tal.
C'ardul has been steadily for-tnir m.... .. . .
I.i. ...j .. - .. . umi uei-uuie liar- In
llaakian for bagltk
NV.un
in the M.ul Tiiliuiie al
!31
Jt. O. lil'NC.W. w.,x, bun- it-Mill..
in rental trouble. U relieves head
ache, backache, womanly niUory aud
1'iith fu.h hlniiKlh Into uear Imil-
i - '1 1 11
protect our,
name und dignity? or ho m die
name of law m duet me we tof
be irot,, !,.,! ,v fj M,,IU.
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Pure
Clear
Sparkling
You can't afford to do without
this spleudid, refresbiuc driuk.
Call up nnd order a case sent to
tho iioiixe. The purest, most
healthful drink known is
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MINERAL
WATER
P. C BIGHAM, Agent.
-uo nest .Mam Street I
Phenes: Home A3; Pae. -1011 i
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Everything in the Nursery Line
See the nice Fnglish Hollies. U1 kinds
of shade trees, shrubbery, roses (only
M10 most perfect plants), nnd full lino
of penv, peach, apple, apricot, prunes,
etc., etc.
lino j
Office 116 Main Street
Office Phone 238i Res. Phone 2493
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