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UXSrORD, OREO ON.
t MotropollH of Southern Oregon nml
Northern California, nnd tho fastest
growing city In Oregon. .
g Population U. S. census 1910 SSIO;
estimated. 1911 10,000
Flw hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Cnlnr KvkIimii completed, clvlnc flnrsv
abpply pure mountain water, and 17.3
mllivM nf nlriHfa aved.
Postofflco receipts for year ending
November 30, 1911, snow increaso or i
nnr emit.
IJanner fruit city In Oregon Rogue
Rlvcr KplUonberg apples won sweep-
atnkes prize and title or
"Apple Xing of the World"
at the National Apple Show. Spoknne,
1909, and a car of Newtowns won
rlrst PrUo In 1910
nt Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, n. C.
rlrst Prtxe In 1911
at Spoknno National Apple Show won
by carload of Newtowns.
noRUo River pears brought highest
prices In all markets of the world dur
ing tho past six years. ....
Wrtto Commercial Club. Inclosing 6
cents for postage for the finest coiumu
nltr pamphlet ever published.
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boy nnd girl in Medford to
earn Christmas monoy.
Tho Mail Tribune offers $50
in cash prizes (see ad.) for
thoso who seeurc subscribers
before Jan. 1.
In addition to chancc of
winning a prize, you get ten
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Act now earn your own
Christmas cash.
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ORGANIZE KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS
Catholic Hen to Form Local Lodge
Will Meet on Sunday at the Moose
Hall Larue' List of Charter
. Members Will Be Present.
i A council of the Knights of Columbus-will
be organized in Mcdford
on Sundu', December 14th. The de
gree work will be exemplified by
teuui8 from Eugene and Portland nnd
a, representative from tho nutionul
council of Nev Hnvon, Conn. The
initiatory work will take' place in the
Moose hall and the ladies of the Al
tar Socioty will serve a banquet in
St. Mark's hall in the evening. Tho
candidates and Meiting knights will
attend sorviooe at tho church on Oak
dale avenue at 10:30.
Tho Knights of Columbus is an in
surance and fraternal order of Catli
oliu tuun and though established but
a few yoars ago iiow has a mombor
h1p of over two hundred and fifty
thousand including many of the most
prominent mou in tho United Statos.
This will mark a splendid epoch in tho
Catholic church of Medford as coun
ojs ure established only -in stron
Qatholio parishes. It will ulso make
Medford known in every town of im
portance in tho country. Tho coun-
oil will be known by tho numo of
JCoguo Jiivor. Oixicorti will bo elected
during tho eomipg weok.
' Membora of tho Knights of Colum Celum
bus: Hev. ,T. M. OTnrroIl, Kcv. P. May-
ojir, M. Hcddy, J. F. Roddy, J. T.
Sullivan, V. J. Iiock, L. Miksoho, M.
Schmidt, "A. Shiftier, (J. Connors', D.
Oftlhthan, J. Orth, R. Teller, 'J. Wil
liamson, T. Williams, T. Daniels, V.
Preo, II. Ijii Claire, O. Mngur, .1.
Sehuetlo, X, cDauliuu, A. Hock, J. F.
Muiphy, K. ilunuon, J. Dornoy, F.
GaguoP, T. Ronuliuii, L. Ilughos, F.
Nioklus, II. Bohueltc, Wm. Dugas, J.
P. O'Brien, Wm. Stewart, L. Lu
Itouoho ,J. Joiison, F. Schuolto, J. Sin
iwU, W. Murphy, Wm. Puggmi, W.
mintnt. Win. llitlwr, L. U. Sander.
ir. H. Sunders, M. MoGroth, J. C.
Murphi', W.' P. HoRim, II. Soliulto, J,
0. White, 0. Olirrnn, 15. WHkoiwm,
F. Thompson, D, llenon, W. Heintz.
DISTURBING ASHLAND'S QUIET.
Til 13 ponce nnd serenity of Ashlnntl are strnnjoly dis
turbed. After many years uf harmonious, if silent,
expressions upon current events, tho Ashland Tidings has
sprung the sensation of editorials. The rash innovator is
Bert J. Greer, late of Oklahoma, who litis purchased tho
property, the Tidings having again changed owners.
This violator of tradition may he forgiven, because he
proclaims himself "a brother-in-law to the church" and
therefore welcome to the holy-eitv, but he is taking
francos in revolutionizing the easy going policy of nega
tion carried (q so successful a conclusion ly the Tjdings.
The now publisher who selected Ashland because of ita
quiet beauty has signalized his entry into uoguo river
"alley journalism by nn attack upon Med ford, viciously
vulgar rather than witty. It is reprinted elsewhere anil
needs no reply. It was occasioned by the enterprise of
iuoiliora merchants m holding a bargain day.
Trade is a matter of dollars and cents. AVhosoever
displays superior enterprise and offprs the best opportu
nities gets the business, whether it be Ashland, iMedford
or mail order houses. Spiteful, splenetic attacks do not
overcome bargains. Every merchant must be prepared
to meet competition by something more substantial than
ki-yis.
It is to be regretted that the new publisher should ap
peal to provincial prejudice and endeavor to revamp vil
lage animosities that the better clement of both cities have
striven for years to o'utgrow. Tho interests of the two
oitios are identical in many ways, and cooperation is essen
tial to iurtber growth ot both.
It is but charitable to attribute the publisher's hostile
attitude to false advisors, using him as a catspaw to grat
ify their own prejudices, for he has only been in Oregon
a few davs.
A NEW LEADER FOR SUFFRAGISTS.
THE cause of equal suffrage in Oregon is looking up.
The veteran and beloved leader, Ers. Abigail Scott
Duniwav, who for so nianv vonrs has fought the good
fight, is again preparing for
may success crown her et forts.
Judge "W. M. Davis of Portland, familiarly known as
"Pike," who is one of the ablest loaders in Oregon when
it comes to a political campaign, has announced his con
version to a belief in equal suffrage and with all the en
thusiasm that has made him successful, will aid in the
coming campaign. He will be tower of strength to tliQ
cause.
"You know that I can haveno selfish motive in view
for advocating this measure, which will be voted on next
November, but I have been thoroughly converted," writes
Judge Davis. "After voting against equal suffrage for
over twenty vears in Oregon, I have come to the conclu
sion that it is nothimr more
have equal rights with men,so far as voting is concerned
t i ii ii j.i - ,r..i..f.ii .- iv.
- And there is justly more joy lir-thcr ranks; of the suf-
Ucigists over ine conversion
there is over the ninety and
TO SEAT TAFT
P
RESIDENT TAFT 'S republican national committee is
evidently preparing to reject delegates elected by
presidential primaries in those states that have such a
law. Rejection of the Borah resolution at the recent
meeting paves the way for such action. ' .
It will be remembered some time since that a bargain
was alleged to have been made by the administration with
Ralph E. "Williams, national committeeman from Oregon,
whereby a Taft delegation was promised from Oregon in
return for control of republican patronage. The patron
age was turned over, but with a presidential primary,
Oregon cannot be delivered for Taft. Hence we are likely
to see rival Oregon delegations, one selected by the people
and the other in the old way, clamoring for recognition at
the national convention.
Under these conditions, with the convention ruled by
stand-patters, the people's delegates are likely to be re
jected, and the machine's delegation, pledged to Taft,
seated. In which case, watch Oregon go democratic.
It is only a question of time until all states adopt the
presidential primary and tho candidate for president is
selecfed by the people. The old convention plans for
choosing delegates is being rapidly overthrown as it robs
the people of choice.
Direct legislation by the people has come to stay. It
does not mean the abolishment of "representative" gov
ernment, but its strengthening and reinforcement, the
elimination of partisan rule and the regulation and retire
ment ot the professional politician.
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His Swineship
(From the Ashland Tiding.)
You know tho main characteristic
of the hog? No trios to root every
body cle nwny, oats all ho can hold,
then Hoe down in tho trough. Home
communities nro just like that. Who
said Medford? Mcdford Medford
lot' goo. Looking at tho map, we
find sue ha numo attached to a hurg
just bolow l'hoonix. It is a little
place with vory big protonionB. It
lias two newspapers nnd a very live
commercial club. The commercial
club hutches tho schemes and the
papers do the lying. The only roallv
big thing about it is its gall. It
littlo snoot is sore from trying to
root eervthiiig els off the map. ll
little wallet is flat trying to do thing
like a big city. Its taxpayer gioan
when toh collector comes around-; its
morohuntfi uro mndo to sqiionl, like
stuok pigs, when the rent man wants
a vigorous campaign andH
than iust that women should.
or mis one opponent man.
nine that stood hitched.
DELEGATES.
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his pound. Taxes and rents and ab
normal paving cob(h make it impos
tsiblo for merchants to meet compet
itive prices; so much so indeed, that
tho only bnrgnin it is overy possible
to lay up on tho counter is when some
poor dovil fulls under the 'expense
weight and yields up the ghost. Like
the littlo pig, ever squealing for more,
it keeps its throat sore bliibteriug.
booming, blustering.
But all things hnvo an end. Some
pigs, through sheor force of grunt
and blustor, succoed in monopolizing
the trough for a timo, and stuff to
busting, but, aftor while the butcher
comos along, nnd with one swipe of
hU long knife, n trick is turned for
which the swine was not prepared.
The end of his Uiogship ie auuag .
and lard. o,nd horns ailouoo and pa
thetic dust.
Tho butcher mnn is abroad in the
little burg.
COMMUNICATIONS,
( Id 1st Inn Scli'iirc,
To the ICillter: lu n nmm 1
pmicluMl n fow ovimtunttt im, on tho
word of eiirlDt: "l.iatl ub not Into
tomptntlon but it Oliver u from iivll,"
I eon trusted Ultimo worrit of Jimiiih
with tHiuio of tlio RlniiMiitMitn ot MrH.
Mary HuKor O. Ndity. I stated that
Mm. Kilriv xuld tlmt the ku1 Ih Im
mortal and cftiuinl nlu 1 nlo ntftturi
that Clu-lMttaii SdeiHt' ho hUI tlmt
"Tlu rioctiluo of tli vloiuloim suf
fiMiiii? of Christ U tht iiioul nornr
lotis dnetrlui' vr jmitchml," oto.
I showed Unit ('tiilitiau Salniiuu
ilenlfs Uui uxMlty or evil, sin, ttluk
niMW, auffprluK tiiul nmttPr, and do
cluriHt there In no iiormtunl dttvll.
Mr llawnrd V. Van Mtr of
Portland mmnm to think tlmt I ml.
reprvMieuU'il Ohiititutu Solonco. Now
I would not IntQutlonnll.x do Unit. 1
rtaH'ut Chrhitlhii SrlvtitlalH for tholr
liouost belief ami know ninny of Ilium
liorsounlly to bo vtr lovely people.
Hut It sceuiR to me Hint thoy arn In
error lu much that thoy twnrh. Tlio
following pnra'.lola will show to tho
mi prejudiced inlnri that I hnvo not
mUreH('8oiitcil t li toMchliiKtt of
riirlKthui Solenco: .
Chruttlnu Sclunre UtteKiiM youl
Is Immortal soul cannot 8ln. (I'iiko
458. Tho Ulhle-The soul that ln
uetli It tihall die. (Kiok. US: I.)
Chrlntlau Science- Ono Hnerifico
however great Is Insufficient to pay
tho duht of Mill. (Pane T..) The
Ullilo Now onco hi the mid of th
world hath lie appeared to put away
sin oy the sacrifice of hlmwolf. (Hub.
9:ai5.)
ChrlBtlau Science Tho atoiifliuout
requires constant 81 f ImmUlutlou on
tho sinner's part. (Phkd 23.) Tho
Illblo Holtig Justlftud by' faith, wo
have peaco with God through our
Lord J onus Chrlit. (UUnm. r. : t . -
Christian Sclonee- Tw Btippnsl
tlon that thoro ar good ami .ovll
spirits Is a jnlitHko. . . . Kvll
has no reality. (Pg " "!) .The
lllbln In that vtune hour Jtwim curml
many of evil spirit, (l.iiku 7:21.)
Christian Science Ho restored
Lazarus by tho understanding that
he never died. l(l(rKo 76). The
Ulble Then an Id Jmus unto thorn
plainly Lazarus Is dead. (John
11:14.)
Christian SclontiW 1! r.over !-
scribed disease. (Page 79.) The
Dibit; Jcmis rebuked the foul snlrit
ylng unto him thriu dumb and donf
spirit. (Mark 9:25.)
' ciri8tiri scieuu-Dooth is not a
Jteip nK.btuncio-Jlfe. Jm mortality.
am, ,)U8I!. (PnBa 203) Th0 inifIo.
To tlepart and be with Christ which
is far bottor. (Phil. 1:23.) Absent
from tho body, present with tho Lord.
(II. Cor. 5:8.)
Christian Sclouto Decrooltudo Is
not according nor Is It? a necessity of
nature, but nn lltuslott that may'hft
avoided. (Page 216.) The Hlble
The hory had b a, or own of glory
If It be found in tho way of righteous
ness. fPror 16:31.)
Christian Science Gol never
created matter. (Pugo 335.) The
Ulble In the banning Ood created
the heaven and the earth. (Ocn.
1:1.)
Christian Science Man co-existent
with God and the universe. (Page
2R6.) The Ulble God created man.
(Gen. 1:27.)
Christian Sclfiico Mnltor Is un
known In the Infinitude of mind.
(Page 280.) Tho Illblo Ho is the
Savior of tho body. (Kph. 5:25.)
Christian Sc(eua'9--Mnn has a sou
wtlonal body. (Page 280.) Tin
Illblo She felt In her body that she
was hsaled. (Mark 5:29.)
ChrUtlan Science Spirit and mat
tor no moro commingle than light
and darkness, when ono appoars the
othor disappears. (Page 2C1.) Tlio
Dlblo Your lMdy Is tho tumplo of
the Holy Spirit. (I. Gpr. fi:J!l.)
Christian Sclmqo-& final Juilg
mont awaits mortals. (Page 291.)
Tho Illblo It Is appointed unto man
to die and aft r death tho Jtidgmout.
(Hob. 9:27.)
Christian Science In reality there
Is no evil. (Pao 3 11.) Tho Illblo
Abhor that which la ovll. (Itoin
12:9.)
Christian Sctenco -It Is tho senso
of sin and not the sinful soul which
must be lost. (Page 311.) Tin-Illblo-
-What Is a man profited If he
shall gain the whole world and lose
his own soul? (Mutt 1GT2G.)
I am not able toiJonall tho chap
ter and verse where Mrs. Eddy says
that "Tho dortrlno f tlio vlcarloim
sufforlng of Christ, Is tho most nofa)
lous," oto., but I say It lu found
ninous; hor wrlllngH nnd every well
Informed Chrlstlun Sglontlst knows
that It is.
Hut I do recall other imssagos from
Mrs. Eddy's wrIUUj?? bearing upon
tho sama subject, pho says In chap
ter IX "The malarial blood of Josuu
was no -more nfdcaoious to cloanso
from slu, when it was shod upon tho
'uceursod tree' than when It WUB
flowing through HTs velna," Tho
Illblo says. "Wlthmit slioddlng of
blood there is wxhlHsIjin."
blood of Jeani VGhrlst, His
Tho
son,
oloansoth us froirlwnlb?Blfi.''
Mrs. Eddy syflr"Jq8iia never ran
somed man by paying tho debt that
sin Incur, whosoever sins mutt suf
fer." (Vol. U, pp. IIIM-II.)
Uoil sitys, v'ln whom wo hnvo ie
ilomptlon llii'ough ills liloud owm the
foixlveiioHB of hIiih." (Cul. 1:11.)
MtH. Wddy sa.s: "Thoro In no
personal devil, A lie Is all tho sittaii
thoro Is. (Plntrorin Vol. II P. till.)
Tho Holy Heilpturo says! "Then
u Kb .loans unto llliu get thee heiien
Httlun." (Matt. I: JO. J "Your ud
vorsary tho ilovll wnlkotlt ulioiit seek
ing whom ho may devour." (II Pet.
R:7.) i
With charity for nil and malice lo
wiuri none, I am eorrilully.
UAY PAI..MICU.
Uso Home Mon.
To the Wriller: "MADE IN MKU
I'OUD" Is the slogan wo hmvr all
about us. Wo see It on tho wrappers
of our purrhiuKw nnd the impers all
say lloiwl for your own town. If wo
who own properly and are located
here want to buy uto thing wo go to
our local uteres first nnd so If the
citu fill our want's, and this keops
the money at homo.
When the olnrs pawed the bond
K-iue or f 1,500,000 thoy did m
thinking that,' tho money whs to bo
spent at home and would stay lu tho
county, and the homo labor mid In
duatty would receive the nioiioy. Now
tho iniiiioy to bo ooiuih on tho
engineering work ou thoae roads Is
as much monoy fur labor mid Indus
try ns tho money spent for Mtipplliw
nnd groceries.
Tho undersigned engineers have
located In this communlt) and bmitiht
property lu good faith, before tho
rood bonds were undertaken, tttul
uro buying tholr groceries and mer
chandise from tho local morchnuts.
NOT MOM d'OUTI.ANH. and feel
that when there Is work lu their
particular business thoy should lotto
first chance over out of town engi
neers. Thoy only ask that their
bllltylrt. tried and If they do not
make good . A Pdrtlaud engi
neer will bring Portland nwalatnuta
and a great part of the money will-
go Ixick lo Portland ' families and
Portlsuil Investments. '
We say let the commission employ
a hoard" of several local field engi
neers who will work lu conjunction,
actually, with thlr hands and fct
and brains (Have wit no engineering
brains In this community? We get
along lu other line), and each have
a sperlul district to see to. Who Is
the more jntoroatori In the future of
Jackson county than Jackson (unty
men, who are hero to stay and not
away when the Job Is ended and all
the salary drawn?
D. (S. 1MATT. C. IE
the
Electric Rooms
1HH West Mali!
Under New Mtiiuigomuut
Nawly furnished, nil tnodaru.
steam heat, baths, etc.
Katn V.. ltockuell, Pnii,
ORDER YOUR
SWEET CREAM
--Coffee or Whipped--
BUTTER
MILK
BUTTERMILK
Mcdford Cream and
Butter Co.
Two Free Deliveries Dally
NATATORIUM HUILDING
Phone! 161-L Main OKI
..-
Valley Second
Hand Store
Wo liny and Bell All KlndB of
Second Hand Oooda,
M. J. PILCHEK, Prop.
IB North Vt
Home tint
Hell !!07!!
L. N. JUDD
Orchard, Homes ami KnrniN
In a Thriving Center lu ono of tho
Clnrdun Siot of Jloguo HIver
Valloy.
TALENT, ()HE(i()N
IF YOU OWN
A LOT
Wo will litilltl you n homo on
monthly naymonts.
MEDFORD mEALTY AND IM
PROVEMENT COMPANY
M. F. "anil II. Co. Utiildlnu
MEDFORD
LEMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
I'OU SALE:
I louses lu all pails of tho city,
from 1700 up. ,
too acres f. miles out, Ui0 per
ac io.
10 art at Central Point, plant
od. $3600.
210 aerM good buy.
3 I an on -I ihImm out.
Want listings uf acreage and
hoitseu.
MISGWLLANKOUH
Houses to rent lu different
jmrta of thee city. v
TltAIW
I 13 aero at ItotsMiurg.
330 act ok niair Albany.
3 houses lu Seattle to trade tor
acreage,
100 Improvftil In Colorado.
A fluo hoiiso lu (Iraud Junclliin
Colo., for house here.'
!K HUNT
3 furulaheil linnaeis,
WA.vnio
To hire a ttmiu for 3 wooks or
more.
ioiplom:nts
Minors,
Women to cook on ranch.
Girls for hotikowork.
E. F. A. BITTNER '
ROOM 7, PALM BLOCK
Opposito Nash Hotol
Phone 41 ll Home, 1 1.
PLUMBING
STEAM AMI HOT WATKIt
HEATINO
All Work Ouarante4
Prices lleasounhla
V lloxfnrd llloik, Kntranc
on ritli Strt,
Coffccn & Price
Puclflc no:ii
llomv iltO
EAGLE POINT
LIVERY
.. STABLE
Tho undersigned having Just
completed a largo new llvury stnbls
In ISagtH Point, wo Invite tho travel
ing public to call and examine our
rigs, tennis, etc., all being In first
class conditio.:. Our motto Is to
Llvo and Let Live Phone nt Mnbls
and residence Call central
K. II. HMtMSII AV HON. Props.
SMITH'S
APARTMENT
HOUSE
Houtli KlvcrsMe
New mill U-t-l)at Modern
In every partlrular, gas cook-
Ills', steatu lieut, etc, Women
mill girls iniist In lug refer.
eticcH. '
W. M. B.MIT1I
Home Phono HIIC.
Tho Medford Wood Yard. All kinds
and any longth of good dry wood.
Coiner Reventh and Newtown. Come
to tho shed nnd see the wood, Phone
Hell, COll; Home, 330 X.
A. B. Tulf & Grant
Proprietors
We Have Moved
Tho J. T. Drnndloy flower
store Is now In the M. E. & II.
store, noroim tho street from
former locution,
Oholco lots of out flowers,
bulbs, ferns, palms, etc,, al
ways on hand.
J. T. BROADLEY
Rock Spring
Goal
OK JtftKD ALT. rXa TZUM.
Office nnd Coal Yard, Tuelftli rii1
l'ront H'rcotit.
Phono 7101.
Burbidge
KMM OOA& KM
WOOD!
fc
WIIKIU3 TO GO
J TONIGHT j
SAVOY THEATRE
UmUr Mr MAinignmsnt
Tlrst Hun, LIcensKil Mellnn Picture
clean Mimv, t'tiuileous Treatinoiiti
Clank II. Hull, Pren.
tic I 'IN M CLNTH He
iSTAR
THEATRE
HiiMii.-Kirr hi.' 11L.M -1000
The Inner Mind
A lil'illi illlig ileleillM' o
Tliiillii'g nnd inleiiMo
THE ASTES
Vaode ille Stunt lu I'lcluiea
THE MISER'S HEART
liogiiiili llruoma
THE DANDIT'S BRIDE
I'oweitul Drniim
AUNT JANE'S LEGACY
TI11- I- a Hummer
AL SATHER
The Singer
THE W00LW0RTHS
The Memim: I'll hue Mn-ieiiilix
Music nnd Effects lu Suit ttiu
Pictures
If AOMISSION-IOc
Matinee Every Day
ISIS
T II E A T R E
Three Big Acts
nitsT:
The Littlejohns
raoioim Ktoiili Jogglem
Pnusiinl stronglh and daring
antics which am Intermingled
with skillful manipulations of a
grout variety f article,' holding
their mnllencM In n siellbound
grasp a I hey Juggle nrllrlls
which with fw falso motion
would moan dil notion to both.
They acke tint Oibheuni nt
Purl laud thoy will do tho same
here. Make no hi lain ko by miss
lug no soiulorful an act.
' SKCO.VD:
Haturii miKagKineut by special re
quest of the
The Schroud Trio
In an
Kntlrely Now Act
etitltleil
"TIIKIIt I'lItST ItKHCAItSAL" .
This act has played both the
Hiilllvau-Conaldluo mid Pautages
circuits, and their pronounced sue
cobs during I bo recent engagement
assures them of 11 hearty welcome
upon their return.
llitby Violet will Introduce new
songs,
Tiiiitin
P. A. Merriman
Chief Klcclilclim V. H. Allaiitlo
llnllleshlp
Will befrln a new mid IhtcrOHtlng
lecturo lulling )ou through Hono
lulu, Japan, Australln, showing
Dud explaining all tho Interesting
points visited by tho groat Allan-
lc fleet, the Hluklng of tho Rpaii-
sh fleet by Dewey, otc.
A Hs'iial .Mntlneo Haliuday af.
(cruooii for Clillilrcu) giving nil
school children an oppoituiilty (o
sen noil hear Littlo Violet In tier
now songs.
Draperies
M Wu curry a vory comnloto llneiof
nraperlus. Incn ourfaltis, futures, etc..
nail i'o all cIiihhus of utiliolstnrliiK. A
simelul iiitui to look aftiir this work
exclusively uml will nlvo us koo.I
snrvlco us In iiohsIIjIo to get In uvnn
tlio largust cllloM.
Weeks & McGowan Co
Clark & Wright
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Puhllo'Lnnu Matters! lnniil Proof.
Uusort Lauiln, Contests ami' Mining
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