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PAK3E FOUR
3rEDFOUD MATT; TRTBUE, arflDFORT), OttKOON, TKTPAY, 'AVCIWP-2r. 1011.
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Medford Mail Tribune
.AN INDHt'KNDKNT NUV8lAtKR
rUHUHHKU JSVKHV JV1-TI3HNOON
KXCBl'T BUNDAY, 11Y TUB
J4I5DFOHD PRINTING CO.
FOB NATIONAL HIGHWAYS.
Th Djmocrntlo Tim, Tim Medford
Mall. Tlio Medford Tribune, Tha Houth-
orn urcsonian, The AMiianu Triuuno.
. Office Malt Trlbuno Hulldlnc, 25-K-J9
North Fir Btroat; phono, Main 1021.
Homo TS.
OnOltarc PUTNAM, Editor and Manager
SjgE
Kntnrod n aecoml-cliiaa matter at Med
font. Ore ton, under the act ot March J,
mo.
THE good roads movcinclit threatens to swoop the nn-j
linn. i
Officio) paner of tho City of Medford
Official Popnr of Jackson County. . .
Knmmmrpriosr xatm.
6no year, by mall '95
Ono month, by malt
l'cr month, delivered by carrier In
, Medford. Jacksonville and On-
ti-nl l'ntnt .CO
Saturday only, by mall, per year.. 2 00
Weekly, per year
' '
1.00
. . kWOM CXBCUIiATXOW.
T Dally averare for alx months ending
December 31, lio. zii
mil X.tased Wire United XTeea
i, Dispatches.
The Mall Trlbuno Is on sale at the
Terry News Stand. San Francisco.
Portland Hotel News Stand, Portland.
Iiowman News Co.. Portland. Ore.
y. O. Whitney. Seattle. Wash.
IfSDrOXD. OREQOK,
' Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and tho fastest
Populationif. R census 1910; 8810:
estlinated, 111 10,000. ,,.
. Klvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water -System complete!. Ktvlntr finest
supply pure mountain water and six
n.V tnilita nt iitrert belnc caved and
ontrncted for at a cost exceeding 1.
000.0C0. making o. total of twenty miles
Or pavement. .
. Postofflce receipts for year ending
March 31. ISM. snow mcrcaso vi u v"
cent. Bank deposits a gain of 81 pef
i Banner fruit city In Oregon Rogue
River spiteenoerc appieo won
stake prise and title of
"ApU XU of tot WoxUL
t the' National Apnla Show. Spokane.
10, and "a car ot Newtowna won
"ek Canadian International Appfo'Show.
Vancouver. K. U.
A bill introduced in vongross by ReprcsentiiUveB T. 1?.
King of IHoritla and Senator .Otillom of Illinois provides
Cor tho inauguration ol seven national lnghwavs, radiat
ing from Washington to the furthermost parts of tho eoun-
liy. The estimated eost of these seven roads will bo i?WS,
000,000, but it is thought that the great benefits which
will be derived from their use will more than counter
balance tho eost of their building. Construction will be
under supervision of a national commission.
It is proposed to have these seven roads have a common
terminus at Washington and radiate out over the count rv
to Portland, Mo.: Buffalo, N. Y.: Seattle, AVash.: Sail
Francisco, Gal.; San Diego, CaU; Austin, Tex., and Miami,
Fin. These will be called, respectively, the "Washington
nanonai nigiiway, mo .uoosovoir, national nigiiway, mo
Lincoln national highway; the Jofforson national high
way, the Grant national highway, the Monroe national
highway and the JLee national highway, thus honoring
seven heroes.
It is expected that these seven roads will give a total
length of 12,000 miles, which, at a cost of about $12,000
a mile, will bring the aggregate cost to nearly $100,000,000.
IX is proposed that the money ior their construction be
raised by the issue of bonds as m tho case of the Panama
canal, and that the maintenance costof the roads be paid
by a toll as in opera tioiin in many parts of the count ry
today.
According to the present plans, tho only states which
will not be touched by any of the proposed roads will be
Vermont, Michigan, Wyoming, Oregon, Missouri and Kan
sas. It is probable, however, that the present plans will
ug onnngeu so as to inciutie nt least a part oL these states
in the routes.
BANKER FACES
' NEW CHARGES
i
Wilde Arraigned On Fresh Indict
ment by Portland Grand Jury
Case Sot for Tomorrow for En
tcrlnfl-Plea.
honk itt t ho tuls fur tlio oluiuoo to
Imy tho properly you nood nt
"njjht ivioo."
Hnnklna for Honltli.
RANCHES
18 sorest cluiw In; brnutlfiil vlowj fine
soil) 8R0 rej very cwiy teuim
4 1S ncrea; henrlnir orelmrui water
rlKht; utoroj also len m wmil pan.
turo atul Imy Iniuli Hiiln of triulo.
TRADE
APPLES FOR EUROPE
Wo mo appointed HKtuilii for--
.1. II. 'fllOMAHi Cov'ont Olivtlon, T.OI1
doii -titul SouOmtiiptoii, Kiutlimtl.
wluitft) oltnrKoit uro 0 im font imtl
l cmitM inr box,
l.S. MNDSAY .M: HON, l.ltl., dlftn
Row mill lMluliUi'Klh Hodtlitml, n
hm rout mid 10 pontrt pop box.
HAWSON UOlltNHON, Hull, KiK
lmiKi ft por coni mul H cuutH pcr
box.
Thimo m tlio olilcnt mul lurROHt
Whelre to Go
Tonight
THE VOICE OF TAFT THE VOICE OF GOD?
I'.okuo Ittvcr ptars
lepa In all mark
xrntn Commercial dub. Inclosing (
nrlcpa In all markets ot
fng the pant six years.
' Vrlin Commercial Clu
cnta for postago for the finest eorarau-
n)ty iKiniphlft ever publlahfd.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Browa
Adjournment at Last.
-1 'Back to the farm nntl
Back to tho city:
Grt-ct them with kiudness,
Treat them with pity.
' They are 'the men who have worked
nil summer,
I Worked till the dawn of an early
A" . fall.
Worked -with tho eyes of a nation
jt upon them,
'ffc Worked to accomplish just noth
;J
iaj; at all.
Back to the crossroads,
' Back to the mansion,
Friends of the tariff and
Foes of expansion.
Senators kill vhni tho house has-ac-
T" " coinplished,
f President kills what, united, they
do;
Now they've adjourned and a weary
nation
! Sighs in relief for at last they are
through.
One Medford maid writes to know
what picture was stolen from the
Louvro cafe.
broacht hiEhestnpHE voice of the people .is liolongci Hie Toico of God.
f the world dur-l J. Tllf
The voice of Taft is the voiee. of God.
Such, at any rate, is the couelusion to be drawn from
a perusal of the recent utterances of the president of
the United States.
The people have becoinc the mob no longer to be
trusted.
Reforms, no matter what benefits they produce, are
"nostrums of theorists."
Existing conditions, -though "indefensible," like the
wool tariff, must be permitted to continue for the enrich
ment of the few at the expense of the many, lest change
be "unconsidered."
Mr. Tatt hasvbeen most successful in preventing checks
from being placed on the power of the lirediitorr in-
Iterests.
He fathered the Payne-Aldrich bill increasing the
tariff. Be. denied the right of the people of Arizona to
make their own constitution. He overrode the recttll.
He vetoed tariff reduction.
The president fears the juclce 'who will be inflnoiicod
l- JV . .... ' . v . . .
jy tne popular majority to unjust decisions. But he does
not tear the judge who owes his nomination and election
to corrupt bosses and corporation influence.
.Contempt for the right of the common herd veneration
for special privilege these are threads woven through
the president's messages. '
Let us all kow-tow to the oriental potentate who so
ponderously sits down on the rights of the people.
POHTLAN'n, Or., Auir. .Uo.-Loiuh
T. Wiltlu of San DloKO, was ur
raij!iuil holuro Judo Kiivaiinuu,li to
day on a now iiulictuR'iit cluii'niiiK
linn with having been an iiooiworv
to tho allecod orimo of W. (rfioper
lorris, in sluuitij; a coiiiiiiishion ol
fllO.000, tHH'riiiiiK from tho sale of
telephone lunula to the defunct Ore.
Koi t Swviiik and Tiut ooinpaiy tif
whieli Morris wns furiuerly ensliier.
Tlio urrnicntueiit ui ftirnieliy
eashiorv
Tin itrrniumuent was fonuiil mid
Jurist' KavmiaiWh M't tunioirow af
ternoon as the date fur nleiidiiur.
Wildo npiioarvil in the court room
accompanied hy hi ntlonmyH.
Wjlde was extradieted ft out Cali
fornia on tin indictment which was
found to he faulty and a substitute
indictment was returned yehlerday
hy the Krattd jury.
ALL ENGLISH STRIKERS
WJLL BE REINSTATED
30 ncrn. S8 rp In nlfnlnn. lrrlitntod,
jjardon inVrtmlly otclmrO, 1 lS mlton
n. I4.u nnu. i ... ..... ...
Ill ranch mid Bllvnraiwilv In UW.l... """ " l,", rMptJOUVB ionvuh. uiiii
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ni''ir runm'iu;' mi in iinmiuni nun
IilVKKPOOTi, Aux. Ur..-Thc hiv-
erpool muuieipal coininiHsion decided
today after two hours discussion to
reinstate all tho strikers. The sea
men and firemen who were stiokinj;
out for the tramway men's rein
statement will rcMime work.
Ten Tillett, the labor member of
parliament, says be will try and '''
the men back to work as amicably as
possible.
Hnakins for Health.
CITY NOTICES.
for fruit much liiro,
40 ncre. 30 mulor ditch, water rfKht.
ISO jntor ucti.
C room hoiiBo, niotlorn; 13500. tnlte
ncronRo. ,
4 room house, S000, t-iko ncVoae.
C room house, moilorn, tulio ncreuKo.
JB0O0.
ICO' ttcrea, all rino lomn mill, 7R
olvnreil, InillilliiKB, ptiiuplnit plant,
trndu tor miinll ranch, pay or iib
Bitmo, 1'rlco $4000.
1C0 ncrca, 100 In crop, rino loam
soil. $75 aero. taRo 1-3 la ttnile.
Uo ncres. 1 t-j mlli'ii from town In Wll.
Iimcit( vulloy, rich luttoui mul ti-
land. 100 norN eultlvutcd, Rood liu.
liruvnitiPiitH. J185 noro.
Inconitt proporty, reutulii. $1SB muntlilyj
tuko jtood ncr.'iik-p
0 ori Irrlcntcd In Idaho, to In !
nun mm cnip, 5U iimtiH,
10 ucr, C& under ditch, :t la nppln
nnu pe.ua lit 3 your, a 1-S lllllr out.
?tS5 ncrts
0 ncn, 18 In pcant, olnm.ln flua build.
IllK "Ite nnd view.
160-nrra stock and nlfalfa ranch: 1E0
uowm tlllrtblo; under ditch; ITS por
ncro: tVi liiixinirt rroporty.
ISO ncroM ww land; Ml flno fruit land;
tak nny Rood pritprrty.
SO actvt, tllluhla; J1000; Uk town prop
orty
SO ncrp. clvard: tnkn reldneo In
i ratio.
t flno cloe In tot for raw land.
30 ucroa Uar CrerU bottom for Oakotah
land.
Flno apple und pr orchard. olrt In,
nlno your old, c!oi4 to town nnd hlp
plnjr point, take Rood runldinco prop
erty In trad. .
SO norHt lyilB.vlr. Ciillfinili In nrehiinl.i
iiiko uairy or ntnck ranch and city
property,
Incume propnrly, Twin Pnlln, Idaho, for
Ktxu acrOKa
WANTED
nirls for Kooral houaowork.
City and ranch property t Hit
THE ISIS THEATRE"
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Uiili;i hiu uuj niiij him,;;
IIOW.N'S AM) tlO.MK.
ItloH run bo bud at MoiUovd Nutlonnl
Hank, Mchforil, OrcRon.
Cnsh can liu rallied day utter hI"
If riMiulied, uud hlliciit mm hot
prices KUiiraiiteed.
ltetl l-'uctil Men nuiolcltift 1)10 CJU
AI1K tnlklin: "HOT Alll" don't alwuyu
live on air, henco our inmarltH on
cliurtteit.
Tho elap-trap nlioul private nijjn
doeti not prove remiiuoratlvo, except
top muni) cur I oh of a mtmll nature. All
MellerH by private nlo huvo to wait
until aiictloiin tiro over mi nit to know
what to ask, and In tlio cane of )arn)
Hiipplltm they often pit left.
T'or further particulars, mldroHn
W, N. White (El Co.
7 PA UK PI.ACIJ NKW VOltK
Mwecl Hoiillicrit HlnuetH
i Direct from (liu mnitli rouio two :
of tlio iiientciit hIiihoim of their ;
nice, iiciiik uoicii tup yearn roc ;
ijiiiip woiiiiorpii voiciw. Tlioy liavo
conmutted to iilny tho uortlioiii
elrctiltR. TIiOho Nviin mo fond of
i t Itlicii dear old minim tlittt will
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I1UMT III!1 lll lllltll UIIII lippiir 4
liuilly or lioarhiK to of tlio very
ImihI In tlielr Hue,
I'ltlll) MlMiKIt
'Hie ttivat Jiiuulcr
Tlio man who docs next to the
tmpotudlilo In the lluo of JuukIIiik,
acompllalilui; tlio moiit difficult
feittH with the iinmlciit of eao
i hoj; ti 1 tn mid ho convinced thnt
jtbero Ih iioIIiIiik liupoiiHlldo In tlio J
I JliClilliiK lino Unit can't liu an-1
s compllt'lied.
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Most any man can tell you just
what lie said on the last occasion
he-was unexpectedly called upon to
make a speech.
FAILS 10 FLY
IN HYDROPLANE
.I,.
Propeller Breaks in Midstream and
, Aviator Has Narr&)V Escape From
Drowning Machine Sinks Under
Water.
ASTORIA, Or., Aur. 25. Despite
tho accident yesterday afternoon
which nearly coat his Mifu and
wreckeu his hydroplane Aviator
Hugh Robinson said today llial be
probably would be ready to fly uj;ain
either tomorrow or Sunday.
When tho propeller of his hydro
pluno brolio while he wus in the
channel getting under wuy for u
flight from tho water, tho muchine
Hank until nothing wus visible but a
small part of the pontoon. Robinson
who wus strapped to his scat was
mrricd under, but managed to free
himself, und climbed to the pontoon.
i A swift tide enrried the aviator and
Ids muehiuo down ,tho river a mile
before u lino could bo made fast.
. Tlio hydroplane wus towed buck
to the docks and today Robinson und
his mechanicians aio busy repairing
it. ' Several thousand persons wit
nessed (ho accident.
Printing of all kinds nt Portland
prices. Muil Tribune office.
' ilasklns lor Hoaltn.
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BARTLETTS ARRIVE
IN GREAT QUANTITY
Sgbel & Day of New York under
date of August 19, have the follow
ing to say regarding Bartletts: This
shows 00 carloads of this fruit here
this week, immense arrivals you will
acknowledge. Those from Suisan
and the river ending. The market
generally is lower than our last
quotations but there is more dis
crimination being made by tho buy
ers who are hunting for tho best
pears of good size, 135 to 150, be
cause the bulk of the arrivals up to
this time have not been Inrgcr than
1C5. Ve do not see how this market
can do any better as long as thes.e
immense quantities ara thrown on it
but we bplievo a different state. of
things will be seen after next week,
The best Bartletts are worth today
fom $1.90 to $2.10 and the poorish
$1.30 to $1.00. .
VOl SAM3.
By L. N. Jtldd, Talent, Jackson Co.,
Ore., midway botwejn the flourishing
cities of Medford and Ashland, chick
en and frujt ranch, 4 acres, $1700;
homes that produce a revenue, rich,'
fertile, garden, fruit and alfalfa lands
in and near Talent, Or., 18 acres;
deep, rich, dark soil In a high state
of cultivation, in tho city limits, resi
dence, etc., $11,000; $61,00 cash
down, balance terms. Fruit farms
clal orchard, ? jnlles from Phoenix,
loaded with fruit, $1,0,000; half cash
down .abalanco terms. Fruit farms
and alfalfa and irrigated lands of 4,
C, 10, 15, 20, 40, GO, 80, 100, 200
or 280 acres, also city lots in Talont,
Medford and Ashland; also timber
land.
NOTICK.
Tho ladles of the Home Mission
society of tho M. 12. church South will
hold an ico cream social on tho church
lawn, corner of Main and. Oakdale,
Friday evening, tho 2Cth. Kveryhody
Is Invited to attend, 133
ACCUSE NEW YORKER
OE MONA LISA THEFT
PARIS, Aug. 2!. Tho Cri De
Paris todny suys that the famoii
painting "Mbna Lisa" which disap
peared from flic Louvro, was jict
ually stolen in June, 1010, and is
now in tho collection of a New York
"millionaire Jew." Tho painting
stolen Tuosdny, the super says, was
a" copy which the original thieves
substituted.
The search for the picture one:
innl or fake is going on today as
vigorously as oyer with the police
fitilj unable to announce nny success.
notice!
NOTICE TO BB.XOOS CONTRACTORS.
The city council of tlio city of Mml
foril. Oregon, wilt receive sonlcil propo
urilii for tlmt certain part of tho pro.
poseU concrete uc(,i!ko n cross Hear crtvk
In the city of MrtlforJ. Jitckaon county.
Oreison. which said city unit ntrrovil to
eonntruct. nt a special mcutlni; to he
hishl Aucust SUllt. 1911.
Specifications nr on fllo In tho or
flco of tho city ronler ami alio nt tho
offlco of the olly-rnclmvr In n.ili! cltv
All hlils must bo torcompanlcil by n cer
tified check equal to ten per cent of the
bid. said check to bo made pnynblo to
inn cuy trcaiiurer or Mid city, nnd mut
bo filed on or before M0 o'clock p. ni .
August 28th. 1911, with the city ro-corder.
Tho city1 council reserve tho right to
reject any and all bids,
noiiT. w. TEt.Fnn.
City Recorder.
Dated this ISth day of August, A. I)
1911.
LEGAL NOTICES.
L F. I.
BITTER
ROOM 8t
yXTPN prjTT.DIJtO
Notice is hereby glvea that tho un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil of the city of Medford, Oregon, at
Ub next regular aneetlng on goptom
ber 5, 1911, for a license to sell spirt
Jtous, vinotiB and malt liquors in
quontltlps less than a gallon, at tbolr
place of business at Hotel Medford,
located on southeast corner Main;
and Ivy, lots 10, 17 nnd 18, in said
?Jty, for a poriod of six months.
ItAU-MOHU CO,
pato of first publication August
17, 191J. ,
Mpdord, Pro.. Auir. 9. J9J1. Thin Is to
certify that about November my daugh
ter was taken with a sever attack of
rheumatism which rendered her left nnn
UHeleHS, In fact it was so near paralyzed
that she was not ablu to tnovo her finer.
crs. but knowing of nomo of Dr. .Chow
xountrH marvelous cures of lonjf Htant
Ine cases of rheumatism, we decided to
consult him, In which I am pleased to
ay mado no mistake, as his nmodlrH
acted as ho clamed thoy woulc' nnd af
ter tho third treatment the rheumatic
pain entirely left her and slut has not had
any Hymptoms of rheumatism slnco; be
sides her Kencral health la much finnrnt.
id and I do not hesltato In sayjng I bev
novo wiose amioiou with rheumatism
or paralysis will do well to conMult Dr.
Chow Younif. Whoso houua Is corner of
Tenth and I'ront street, Medford, Orer
lfn. a. I. WKIBH. IS I
HOTICE Or XKSCTXOlf TO ORSATB
ADDITIOITAI. INBEBTEDNX3S TOR
THE BOILDISO OP PERMAWXTn1
XOASS XK JACESOW COUNTY, OSS.
Kotlco Is lmrclty iriven that on tho noth
day of &ptembr, 1011. un election will
ti hold througliout Jackson county. Ore
pon, for tho purpose of submitting tit
the voters of Jackson county, Oregon,
tho question ns to whether or not debts
for the bulldlnc of permanent roads
within Jackson county, Oregon, shall bo
Incurred In a sum not exceeding f 1.500.
000 and Interest thereon, und orer and
nbovo any and all Indebtedness of the
county nt the data of wild election, anil
Independent of any other Indebtedness
of said county otherwise created, and
authorizing said Indcbtrdnensi to be evi
denced by tho bonds of said county, dat
ed January 1st, 1913, and payablo twen
ty years after date and bearing a rate
of Interest to be determined by tlio coun
ty court, but not to exceed six ner cent
Tr annum, payablo semi-annually, which
interest may bo evidenced by Interest
coupons attached to such bonds, and
which bonds and Interest coupons may
be substantially In tho form designated
In tho order of tho county court for
Jackson county, Oregon, calling said
election, which ordor was duly mado and
entered of record In tho county court of
the stato of Oregon for Jackson county,
sitting for tho transaction of county
business at tho regular August, 1911,
u-rrn or sani court, wnicn convened on
tlio 3d day of Aucust. 1911. nnd which
order was mado nnd entered on the 3d
day or August, 1911. Hald election will
ho held In each eleatlon precinct In s.ild
county, beginning at the hour of 8
o'clock In the morning on the 30th day of
Hepiermter. ijii, ana continuing until
tlm hour of 7 o'clock In tho afternoon of
said day.
This nntlro Is Issued In accordance
with said ordor of said county court this
Jd day of Auguit. 1911.
W. It. COI.RMAN,
County Clerk Juckson County, Oregon.
IffmflVtlJ
Your Skin Needs
MARINELLO
Take n cirvfiil look In your mirror
He the havoc Wifiitght to your skill
by wind and weather
Now Is the lima tv begin lo reme
dy the iK feels but chiHiso your run
idles with the utmost euro
Tho best nulhorlty In the country
on the skin Is Kmlly Lloyd, author of
"Tho Hkln" 8ho recommends
Marinollo Treatments and
Marinello Preparations
ns tho only absolutely nnd entirely
effctle method of curing for the
skin. Vi use them exclusively
Consultation Is fn-o In our shop
I,et us tell you exactly what your
skin needs to put It In perfect Condi
Itlnn. Appointments mado by tele
phone will save both your tlmo und
ours.
CORA E. UTLEY
Room 5, over Kentncr's. Phone 1 1 1
. SMITH'S
APARTMENT
HOUSE
Sotifli Hlvorsldd
New nntl IJp-to.Unttv Modern
in every imrtlrtilnr, gns cook
ing, etc. Women ft. ml girls
iiittst bring rt'fort-ti-itf.
W.M. SMITH.
Kiefer Trees
Lftffjjfmfl'flfrj
rut I.HIl L'muImwJ hnL9l!lltltIOf lllf 1(01 V
M.fJ Of HSUSAtiDHA'T L,, XWmK ,.i
(.KxllJl.U. MV, Alt IktWMItlClkMP
clil Urtw. t-J.,u.J(lijliWi. M'w4 Miiii4
1.1. lUnull mii(, Will lolrwkrnl. AUitn
UITIK liiri 111. V. A, , JnJm. tS'lUmJ
Rock Spring
Goal
O MMX-a AZ.Z, tks xiica.
Offlro mul Con I Vurtl, Twelfth nd
It'rout Btn-cts.
Phono 7101.
Burbidge
tjc oojo. mjot
(nMnt o.) nv RcLool for Olrlt lirV,
clnrof Hiitmet SI. John IUplUl IKplxvpall
CalltfltM, At4U 4 MUmMUry CPrtlMU.
Mult, Art, tlMttlon. OTOEilm.
Forc.UloskddrrMTIti: StNTEIt Hi;i'KItI0Il
ornre23.Bt. llrlwullall
HosklQB for Health.
Phone Pacific 2681
Home 268
For MILK
GR13AM for
CUPPING,
BUTTIURAIILTC.
BUTIMflR,
ICE CREAM, or
8IIERBETS.
"Not flio Oheailest but the
BEST."
Rogue River
CREAMERY
134 N. Riverside Avenue
AflllN'TS 1011
BUICKS AND LOCOMOBILES
GRATER LAKE
GARAGE
qBOhWV, OIL
AND H U I' I' L 1 1: 8
Pure
Clear
Sparkling
You can't afford to io without
(Ills Hploudld, rofrisHuinjr, rlrluk.
Call up nnd orJor & cose sent to
tho house. Tho purest, most
henlthful drink known (a
SISKIYOU
MINERAL
WATER
P. C. BIGHAM, Aient.
No DO por cent loiuei, the risk
l oiirn.
We ore wllllnj- to umko Icr-iI
coutinct with you. To plant Kcl
fr l'enr tree. To work thiiro on
top of tiny variety you tuny ad
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