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. AN 1NUK1-13NDMNT NHWHl'.WKIt
PUIU.IHIIKII NVfcllV APTKUNOON
UXCICIT MONDAY. 1IY TIII8
MICDPOUI) 1MUNTINH CO.
Tho Dnuiicnttlo Tlnien, Tlio MroToril
Mnll. Tho Mvilfiinl Trillion, Tho Buvilli
era OroitmitKii, The, Atthliinil Tribune
Omen Mnll Trll'tlnn ltulltllntr. 35-37:
North Kir atrcet: phone, Alain 3031;
Home 7fi.
UKOlUlti PUTNAM, IJdltor nml MnnnRcr
Kntrroil nn tocoml.clnps matter nt
Mnlfoiil. Orrrwn, under tho net of
Mnreli .1, 1R78.
Offlclnl Tntirr or the City of Mr.lfonl,
Official Piinor ot Jackson Count-.
SUnBCRIPTIOIT RATES.
Ono yonr, by iimU 15.00
Onn month, by until 60
Per month, ilpllvrroil by carrier In
Mortforil, Jackmnvlllo nml Con
trnl Point .En
Saturday only, by mall, rwr jr.ir.. S.oo
Weekly, per year t.RO
SWORI7 CIRCUI.ATIOK.
Daily nvcrojjp tor eleven months end
Ini? November 30. 1911. 3751.
Fnll Loaied Wire UnltoA Tret
Dlipatclics.
Tho Mall Tribune Ih on sale at the
Ferry Noivs Stand, San Francisco.
Portland Hotel New, Staml, Portland.
Howmnn News Co.. Portland, Ore
W. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash.
MEDrORD. OREO OW.
Metropolis of Southt-rn Oregon and
Northern California, and tho fastest
Kmwlnp elty In Orecon.
Population V. S. eensua 1910 SS40;
estimated. 191110.000.
Flvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed, giving finest
mipply pure mountain water, and 17.3
miles of streets paved.
Poslofflco receipts for year ending
November 30, 1911, show Increase of 19
per cent.
llanner fruit city In Oregon TJojtuc
Klvcr Spltzenberg apples won sweep
BtaKcs pruo and title or
"Apple JClnjr of the World"
nt tho National Apple Show, Spokane,
1909, nnd a car of Newtowns won
First rrlx In 1910
nt Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver. B. C
X-lrst rxlxo In 1311
nt Spokane National Apple Show won
by carload of Nowtowns.
Itognc Ktver pears brought highest
prices In nit markets of tho world dur
ing tho past six yearn
Write, Commercial Club. Inclosing C
cents for postage for tho finest commu
nity pnmpnici ever puDiisneti.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Marriage Memoes.
Lcltoy V. Hicks and Irene
Mc-
Far-land.
William C. McKlnnis and Sadie
Ehiclyn Jones.
New Cases.
State of Oregon vs. Ulchard JJoo.
Transcript from Justlco Court.
Edith Pahnor vs. V. A. Jones and
L. M. Clevenger. Action to recover
personal property.
Charles Pope ct al vs. City of Ash
land. Suit for specific performance
of contract and for Injunction.
D. H. Miller vs. Grey Eagle .Mng
Co., and Oregon Gold Hill Mng Co.
Suit to foreclose liens".
l'rwlwtc.
Est. Samuel M. Robison decree of
final discharge.
Est. John McNabb, order made to
sell real property.
Est. Martha A. Brook, order to
pay bequests.
Est. Elza Woodford, final account
filed and order made discharging
executor.
Iteal EMatu transactions.
J. O. Talent to Hona II. Purdln
lots -1, G, hlk 1, first exten
sion of southern add Med-
Win. M. Holmes to J. O. Tal
ent lot 10, hlk 1 first exten
sion southern add Mqdford
' I V. .1. Emorick to Mattlo h.
' Emerlck no lot 4 ami ull lots
' j 5 and C hlk C'J Medford.... 10
:' i V. J. Emorick to Mattlo L.
, Emorick, 2-3 Int. In 1-2
: lots 4nud all S and G block
; 15 Medford 10
J E. F. A. Ulttnor ot nl to Ella
11. Storm N nl of not of sue
i , 8 p 35 Aw 1
! i F. M. Calkins lo W. A. York
j I 20 acres In twp 39 1C 10
U. S. fo Emma C. Delander
' 1G2.1S acres in sec IS twp
j 40 1 w pat
i U. S. to John E. JohaiiBon, 100
?' acres In sec 10 twp 40 1 w
!j i iwt
j $ U. h. White to James N. Smith
i -, mining propurty in twp 35
ji 3 w 25
ill Laura F. Mclntlro to James U.
' i Smith mining property in
jj. twp 35 3 w 125
1 Sarah J. Merley to Win. T.
j Toaguo, lot 2 hlk 20 Chlt-
j wood tract Ashland 10
. Mary A. McKlnnis to J. 0. Tal-
fl out, property In first cxton-
S hIoh southern add Med-
ford 10
James C. Ward to Shurston T.
) Shaw, land In Frultdalo add
I,! Medford 1
j! Sid M. Nlehol to 1). W. Uag-
shaw, lot 5 and G bile 5
JacltBonvlllo 10GQ
Dentists Death a Mystery.
POHTLAND, Juno 13. Mystery
surrounds tho death horo early today
of Ralph Ponnnpackor, a young dent
ist of Hoquium Wash, Pounnpack
or'B body was found nt tho bottom of
n flight of stalra in a downtown
rooming house IIIh neck was brok
en. No heard tho uoiso of u full,
GIVE THE WOMEN FAIR PLAY.
tvAlR play do
demands Hint
A given roproaonialion on (ho school board. To this end,
lliey have put forward All's. 10. S. Parsons.
Mrs. Vai'sons is admirably equipped for I ho position.
ICduoation is hor profession. Vho was formerly a toaohor
is a graduate of tho University of Miohiiran. took a post
graduate course in pedagogy and holds a doctor of philo
sophy degree.
As president of the (i renter Medford club Mi's. Par
sons has niateriallv aided in making that organization one
of the potent influences of
in arousing civic interest
and enthusiastic in working for the public good.
Mrs. Parsons is entitled to the support of all pro
gressive citizens. The injection of new ideals and
methods into the schools should be welcomed by all. All
the mothers of Medford are vitally interested in the pub
lic schools and this is their opportunity to secure repre
sentation. In their effort, they should have the hearty
co-oporation and assistance of most of the men.
Lot us see what the women can do.
THE STEAM ROLLER.
HPllft steam roller, perfected bv Theodore Koosevelt and
-- ruthlessly used by him to crush his political oppo
nents, is now being used by his enemies to squash the hot
air out of his own boom. '
Apparently Koosevelt has trumped up a contest for
every state and every district where Taft tickets were
olected, for the express purpose of making a grand-stand
play to the people that he was not receiving a square deal
and the wishes ot the people being over-ridden.
As a matter of tact, there has so fax developed so lit
tle real merit in most of the contests that even the Roose
velt men on the committee on the show-down voted
against the Roosevelt claimants. But they offer an op
portunity for the Roosevelt boomers to yell fraud' to
the people.
A great outcry is made against seating the Taft
delegates from the Fourth
laft candidates carried this district and under the rules
governing National conventions are entitled to the repre
sentation. Yet the yell goes out that the committee has
over-ridden the people of California, who don't make
rules lor .National conventions.
Taft's steam roller has done nothing yot so raw
as Roosevelt's steam roller did when La .Kollette and the
entire Wisconsin delegation chosen by an overwhelming
popular majority, were thrown out and a stand-pat dele
gation, without a shadow of substance to back their claims,
seated.
"With such men as Flinn, the millionaire Pittsburg
boodler, McITarg, nigger buver and notorious corrupt ion-
ist who tried to induce Oregon legislature to violate their
sworn pledges and Jlcney, who stacked Oregon juries to
secure convictions by evidence of perjurors in land fraud
cases in charge of the Roosevelt boom, the rvy of corrup
tion becomes a joke, and their pose as political purists a
sorrv satire.
TAXATION IN JACKSON COUNTY.
AXORTJI DAKOTA tax receipt at hand has printed
upon it the years tax levy, which is an excellent plan
as it shows the taxpayer just what the money he is paying
in is used for. Jt would be an excellent idea to have such
a statement printed upon Jackson County tax receipts and
there would not then be so much howling due to misun
derstanding. The North Dakota receipt is Tor Barnes County and
reads as follews:
tax m;w fok 11)11.
State Ilcvontio 3. mills County Interest 15 mills
Stato Wolf Bounty 05 mills County Tuition 2. mills
State Maintenance 1. mills Count' s't'K 3 "illls
o. . ti oi i i . ... County-Hridgo 1.5 mills
State nond Sinking 1. mills Co,nty InimHo fi ,,
State Ilond Interest 1 mills ooUniy Fair 25 mills
State Uovlno Tuborculoiis ...05 mills County Koad 5. mills
Stato Glanders llorsas 1 .mills
County Revenue 5. mills Total .'.. 19.2 mills
Jackson County's tax levy reads as follews:
Mate 2.8 mills Conceal County 1.0 mills
High School 3 mills Exu-rlinuii Station and Ash
land Arnlory 4 mills
(joiiorr.l School l.G mills
Roads and Hridgo 4. mills Total 11.00 mills
In Barnes County, North Dakota, the valua
tion for assessment purposes averages over half of what
it docs in .Jackson County, Oregon, so that the rate of taxa
tion is about equal in the two counties, with the odds
favoring Jackson.
Upon the county court has been heaped all the blame
for high taxes this year largely for political effect. Rx
amiiiation shows the accusation unjust. The state tax
was doubled, the general school and high school increased
by the legislature, all of which the county court had no
control over. The county levy proper, (M mills, which in
cludes the Experiment Station and the Ashland Armory,
as well as a large road and bridge levy, is not excessive.
There has been an era of school building throughout
the county. Ashland, Talent, Phoenix, Medford. Central
Point, Gold Hill, Woodville and many other county
school districts have built fine modern sU'itctures and the
school taxes are high in some of the districts excessive.
These high taxes were, voted by the districts the county
court is not at fault.
Public improvements have been the order of tho day
in all the towns. Every village has incorporated as a
city. This necessitates city government and a conse
quent expense. The improvements cost money. The
citizens voted for them and increased their own taxation.
Ashland leads the procession with an abnormal! v high city
tax, and other towns follow closely. The county court is
not at all to blame for these city taxes, but politicians have
succeeded in throwing the general blame for high taxes
upon tne siiouiuers or the court,
As a matter of fact, the smallest portion of the f-axn
tion is that assessed by the county court.
bo
the city and been a large factor
and pride. She is euergetic
California, vet Taft and the
ihe women of JModford
ASHLAND 10 PLAY
E
A.-liliuul will ho llu UMtiiiL' ti.il!
loam to oppose Mvitfoni oel Shu
day. TIiom wlio'witm'-M'tl llu' jjuih on
Ashland's lusi nppi'iirnm'ij hero, w It
no tiouht ho ptv-i'iii aalii. In
tho-o who did not wltncn t ho eo
U'.sl, i may he well lo stale (lint U
was the inttit'M ami moM hol'
i'oults(tl jjmiih' placed hero Ih
m'simiii. As was. anuoiiiu'otl pivioi
to tho game, Aslilnml has ttoolopil
it lot of now talent whielt Iik hoi
worhokl into a well ot'tmiml h ill
flub. It i nut a niiio ooniposoil oi
two or lluoe irnod phiyurx. paddod
out with a hunch of diihf, hut cvcr
man on tho (cam U n jioil h til
pluyor.
Tho locals will ork mil al ovor
op)ortmiity this week in antioipati mi
of tho lumlot foiiMht Kiiine of the
sca.soii in ;.lotx lor Sunday. Mr. Ike
Hut lor, the star Iwirtor, fointet:
with tho l'orihuid Pacific lm.t
league eltih. will bo on (lie iiwmuuI tor
Medford.
DARR0W DEFENSE
GAINS POINTS
l.OS ANOEI.KS. Juno IS. --(loo.
A. llomeu, clly dotctlvc temporarily
attached to tho district attorney's
office, testified today on rrostfotum
iuntlon in-the Harrow- trial, and said
that when ho was sent to arrest
Franklin ho did not know tho charge
against Franklin and that ho thought
that Lock wood, the man alleged to
have been bribed, watt an officer not
ing under the direction ot tho ills
trtet attoruoy.
Samuel h. Ilrown. chief detective
of the district attorney's office, told
of a conversation between hluxtelf
and Harrow Just after Frunklln's nr
rest. lie testlflod that Harrow said:
"My God, Drown, this Is torrlule. Ho
what you can for us and I will take
caro of you.''
Ilrown testified he hoard Harrow
say nothing to Franklin when Drown
arrested Franklin. Franklin testi
fied that Harrow approached him and
said: "Pert, they are on to us." A
number of other points favorable to
tho defense, were brought out during
tho Drown examination the chief of
which was Hrown's assertion that In
had soon Whlto pass money to I.ock
wood nnd tho latter had his hands In
his poekotB, ngjiu npproachod White.
0. N. G. INSPECTION
SLATED FOR JUNE 25-2G
Colonel It W. Collliw will hold nn
Inspection of the locnl National
Guard company nt tho Xatatorlum.
Juno 25 ami 2G, according to word
received by Captain A. W. Hoan Wed
nesday. On tlfo vonlng of tho sec
ond day, the coiniHiny will receive
Instruction In artillery practise, and
lu the handling of a six-Inch gun.
General Wood, Loses.
WASHINGTON'. June 12 Geuornl
Wood's snpport'rH In tho somite by
only two dn mfshcd carrying a plan
to roconshhr the army bill ami elim
inating the provision legislating
Wood out of office by repassing tho
bill. A mot fun to reconsider failed
20 to 2U.
So Tired of Tired
Feet! Use TIZ
(.'els (I Tln-tl" Out In a Few .Mill.
ntos. .Makes Vow Feet Sore-Proof.
"O, fudge! It's awful how tired
fet make you feel tired all over -so
dead tired. Then, when you've
got a corn besides, nnd a bunion, and
it few blisters, and your feet aro
terribly swollen, you don't caro If
"Pull, Johnny, Pull I r
you'vo got a million dollars yoii'ro
tired, that's all, A million dollnrs
can't help you, any more than 25
cents will." j
A quarter hoys a box of TIZ a
wonder for tired, soro, tender, chafed,
blistered, swollen, sweaty, smelly
foot, corns, callouses and bunions,
chilblains and frostbite, Tho mo
mont you ilso It, you glvo a sigh of
relief, and Hum you smile. Thorn's
nothing as good as TIZ, so don't ac
cept any attempted Imitation. TIZ
draws out all tho pojsonous exuda
tions that inuke foot troubles.
TIZ, 2C rents a box, sold ovory
whoro, or sent dlroct, on receipt of
price, by Walter Luther Hodgo &
Co., Chicago, ill, nepommondod x,
all Drug Stores, ilepaitipoiU and gen
eral stores.
NA
HllOWW WAM'Si A 1U3TU11N.
KNOCKOUT 'BROWN .
Knockout" Drown, the lhntorn
Ighlwolght, Ih now seeking n return
natch wllh l.o.uh Cross. Drown Is
dKsntlsllcd with his List performance
itimlutt the dentist luiulll!.
AUTO STAGE MAKES-
Tho tlniiit- I'a- ( re-cnl t il hi
toiuohile t.iu" made u lu-t trip ot
the .cii'iiii no TucMhn, Ii-hmh III.'
cott town at 7:30 a. in., and nrm
iiiir in (iinnln I'iihh it t I :.I0.
II. A. U.'ftl. one of the o'iei. i I
the stage line, drove the oar ami lo
nlntoN I lint tite n.oiU nie in foirh
Kood eoixlition thi wide of tin
iniiuntnin-. Iii'inu in cxi'i'llcol "Iihik.
hut tho niiuU on th eoat Mile ( I'n-
ttioiiiitnin i iituttf rmlt on nicoir.t
of tli heavy timber thiiMiu'li which
it piiKofH, thoiiuh in nnothor w.-k
:hi- si retch of roml will he much im
proved.
Mlciiirtmi Bankers in Session.
KALAMAZOO, Mich.. Juno 18.
lUprcaontfttlvo flunnclarri nnd bul
newt men from every nwtlon of tho
statu woro on haml bore toilay for
the opeiiliiK of the twoiily-sluh an
nual cousouliou of tho .Michigan
Dntik m' nssoclntion. Tin somloiiH
will last tbriH dny. The laiite at
teiidanre and uu nUraetlve program
of hu'lnenit anil entertalumeul com
bine to give promise ot ouo of the
most surceMfiil iin-otlngs ever held
by the association.
OUCHAIUl IIO.MKS AMI, FAIt.MS
In n thriving center lu out of the
garden spolo of the Itogin Itlver
Vulley.
S.i fertile; fruit, alfalfa and gar
den; cltmato mild (coiiiiiumico mak-
lng garden la February), water lu
plenty, and pure; good schools ami
rcllflotiM liiriiieiir.; no saloons or
.'.riinkonuess. Farms 5 uoros t 200
I X. .Mill), TAMIXT, OltKGOX.
HEW THOUGHT MEETINGS
Aro Held in Moose Hull every
Thur.Mlay at p. in. Hveryhoily
invited.
rr-i
Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agency
1 1 acres 1 "4 miles out, si
acres set to pears, 2 in appleu and
cherries, good house and other
buildings. Price Sijr.O.
10 acres of timber, !l miles
from Derby, red free soil, Price
2r per acre,
27 acres !l miles from Medford,
15 acros lu 2-year-old trees, 12
tieroH whoat, fenced with page
fencing, city water runs through
the place. Prlco $.'100 per acre.
178 acres H miles south of Ash
laud, 75 In alfalfa and grain, lain
lly orchard, good water right,
good Improvements. Prlco $20,
000. 181 ncres, 5 mlbm up Kvans
creek, 125 acres plant d to oats,
vetch and peas, 2 acres family
orchard, good Improvements.
Prlco ? 1 2,000.
I want some city property of
about $2,500 or $2,000 to trade
for acreago,
I want some acrngao In the foot
hills to trade for $11,500 elty pro
perty. llimlncjis Chance,
Small grocery with long loaso
on building, lu a good location.
Prlco ?1,:I00. Second-hand fur
nlturo ehonp. Automobiles at nil
prices.
F.niployiuciit.
Women and girls for general
housework. Ranch hands, Sev
eral minors.
Mrs. Emma Bittnor
Phono .11 II; Home, II,
Opposite XiihIi Hotel
DOOMS (I AMI 7, I'A KM Df.HOK
ffl IT
Expressions
are Changed"
"'Ji
'lu
Vtinv.
i ...NiW. SS .SM
Willi k linn i rm.Tii ii-un
IV IVlHDl'. 1 i ill WkUlflM A I il'll.
VIP ov iniri,fHrm
WVVi iCU6H0N n& ow i.
atMbMiMtuMiallMi
very rapidly In our operating looms
From agony to Joy In a very brief
time In tho oNpcrlouco of (lioso who
hivvo foino to us for painless extract
hilt Should ou denlro a tooth
drawn, huo youmolf palu, delay nud
dlscoiufoit, by coining to us at ouro.
Wo are equally experienced In all
KIikIm of Dental work, and supply
ulnglo teeth or full sets of tho very
bent urtiriclnl Teeth. Filling and
Hridgo and Crown work done expe
ditiously, imluimIy, and thoroiiKhly.
I.ndy Attendnnt
DR.' BARBER
THK IIKNTIST
Over Daniels for Huds. Pacific
Phono 2r.S2. Home Phono HtilMC
PoigoAE6AK
TlOORE'S
HtVtR
REMEDY SSJifdS?,
fAUINO
raca, CHo.ntiNn f r.LOns, nuniu, tic
au. cnwoit hac iron iuin on muiuci.
ti."t .o yu)iiriitt, .
utfftirviMirHiico vam nANCir.co
Draperies
Wo curry a vry romplot line
of lrnprl.', Inno mirtolin), fit
tlirff, !' , mul o nil clitMura nf
uiiholiitrni'i; . t!' Hi mint m
louk nfti'r Uiln "vihW ic'imlv'r
mnl will dm Kel mi woo ha
U iminhIIiIi) lu at tr rvvii tli
InrRrnt Clttrn.
WEEKS & NcGOWAN CO.
PLUMBING
Btoara and Hot Water
Heating
All U'nrk OimrnutroC
1'rlcrn llnnmiimtJli.
COFFEEN & PRICE
IS XowttrA a look, Xutranr ou Mb Bl
l'rltlo anal. unmm
Watch Our Addition
Grow
Jmkion and Huiumtl
Medford Realty nnd
Improvement Company
M. F. & II. Co. ltldff.
MISS FLORA GRAY
Piano
Instruction
114 South Control Ave.
Studio Phono JMaiu 12-11
Medford Parcel
Delivery
Express nnd Transfer
TRUNKS HAULED 20c
PACKAGES 10c, 15c, 25c
Plumes: Pacific .'J(i21.
jlomo JI54
MosHCJiitfoi' iSoi'vico
15N. Vv.
0000O.K.hO000
Office Supplies
A coinploio lino always
on liand, including tho i
(tcIcIji'aUul Kco Lox Oar
bons and Jlibbons 1'or
whioli wo aro solo agents
Medford
Book Store
ill?
OQfOQOQO0fOOt
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
s5 1 J kK.
1 MJLiililJU
The Coolest Spot lu Hie Clly
(let I ho liahlt do to the Htar ami
keep cool
advanced Vaudeville and Motion
IHCtlll'OM
IIMIII I 'col or l-Viiluio I'Iiii lllllll
IMIYliK AMI WIIITH
T(ie chiMity HliiHerH apd oiitoitnluorH
TOIIAV TOHAV
'CINIlKltKliluV'
Comph'to lu Throe Iteeln
With I'h'titri'Hdiim'R Kieatet ilnr,
.MISS .MVIIHI. TAI.IAFHUIIO
Tho dainty, dlmliititlvu Interim
tloual Idol,
Doii'l I'ii 1 1 lo Mco Thlfi Wonderful
I'l'Olllll'lloll
Itlch, coHtly nud mireouii, thU pro
ductloo Irt ouo of Indoflrrllmlile
luaKiilflceuce,
Till: PIMC I'A.IAMA (HltH
1000 fet or di-llglitfiil comedy
A Vltar.iaph
Mimic and l.'ffoclM to Hull the I'l.--tureii.
AdmltMlon lde Children Co
MATIMCICS HAII.V
lOc THEATRE lOc
I'ndf Nuv.' Miu.n iiieiit
1 1 1 i.. w mi'i'i.i:, .Miiimuei-
Wo offer (or Ihe lonofit "( o i
putroiiM one of th. xn-ntetit mi
elty net ewr ntnuwl.
Till: C.AIt.MAHS .M(MIICIKS
AilNdr I'iiti In Mtoiii
ThU net linn reruily lien a
hendlluer over tho Orphetim !'
cult for U! volc.
Tin: law or tmk nuiitii
A dramailc itory of haidy, led-
hloodcd llfo lu the niiow-iliil
north
.iam; siieiii:
TIiIm U a Mlory of tho KohUmith'M
uifo with hmii a kliiK of Kiik
liiml hixKino aciuitluted. Hhe
Ictnotf her hiiMhauil to hfeoiuo Ii
holy of honor lu tho pulare, Ou
liU ileatliheil Ihe klnic icndH for
her hmduiiii! nud illen In her iirnm.
Tho duke of OloiiroMtcr, tho ItlhK'rj
hrotlxr, Immmllntely iicciimm her
of witchcraft and mIio Ih hIoiioiI to
death.
LOST !()(
A kooiI clean come,dy
I'OIKiOITK.V I'tlCKiri'MOOIC
TIiIh In n real uldo upllttor. If
you don't IiiukIi you uro nick.
Hpcclal MatlneeH every rlaturday
aid Hominy nt 11 p. in.
HveuliiK performance, 7: .'10
Hpcclal Matlnceu every Siilurday
and Hiiuday at 'J p. m.
KveuhiK perforiniinco, 7:.'!0
Clark & Wright
LAWYERS
WAHIIINOTON, II. O, - '
I'tihllc Laud llnttera: Klnnl Proof.
Dciort LnniU, OnnteiU nud Uliilng
Onoea, Fcrlp.
BARGAIN
FOR SALE
Greatest aulo bargain of tbe
.season, 2." h. p. roadster,
new, run less limit .150 miles.
Will sell at great sacrifice.
Home phone IJ01-X or writo
JANES BROS.
A SNAP
CO ncreii, hIx mllco from Medford,
Reed Krndod road croaaort tho trnct,
all free hoII, at SCO por ucro, 1 1000
will huuilo, onoy toruiu on halnnco.
1'art Ih crook bottom laud, nultuhlo
for alfalfa, Sovoral nnrlncH ou tho
phico, Tlmhor onough to jmy for tho
trnct. No huildliiKB, In tho Qrltfln
crook dlHtrlct.
W.T.York di Co.
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