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,!,0JPc,1l,,rn,l0 Times, Tim Mrdrord
Mall, Tim Mcilfutd Tribune, The South
ern OrpRonlnn, Tho Astilnnd Tribunes
Mfiff,cf..Mft". Trlbunollulldjntf. 35-S7-J9
North Iflr Blrocls phone, Wnln lOfcl;
Horim 7B.
ajXHtaw PUTNAM, ftdllor nn.1 MftnhRcr
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ICntrrril nn rrntul.rlnr.n mnllir M
MHIfnnl. QrrRqn, under tho act of
March 3, 189.
Official rnncr of the City of Mcdford.
Official Pnper of Jacknon County.
HtJBBGRtrTIOJr 3W.TBB.
One year, by malt 5.0ft
Ono niputli, by mail ,., .(0
Ver month, delivered by carrier In
Medford, Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point , .60
Saturday only, by mall, per yoar.. 2.00
Weekly, per year 1.50
WE TO CITY
A ranchor from tho Trail district
offered n striking cxnniplo at the
Public nlarkct Wednesday of how tho
market was drawing trade from' the
outlying districts to this city. For
the first time In ten years according
to his own statements ho traded
with Medford merchants. And hts
trade was secured as a direct result
of his trying out tho market In order
to determine Mr himself whether It
was the boon to ranchers of the
county It was claimed to be. Here
tofore he tins been trading nt Eagle
Poln.t, Brownsboro, and Central
Tolnt. lid had avoided Mcdford as
the drive was longer and he could
not successfully dispose of his pro
duce here. Yesterday he came to
Mcdford with a load of chickens and
garden products. Within an hour
ho had disposed of the load at the
market for cash and felt sq good
about It thai' ho visited Ideal stores
and bought what supplies ho needed.
311s statements were verified by Carl
Hcllbronncr, manager of tho Hutchi
son & Lumsdeu store and by E. J.
Runyard, ""market master. His name
la hot used by request.
Tho market is continuing to at
tract buyers from all parts of the city
and business is brisk. The offerings
continue heavy but flo not exceed tho
demands for ih- In short the'mar
l;ct Is a 'decided success.
Meats were again offered for saio
at' the market a number of booths
being occupied by ranchers. Their
offerings wero eagerly seized upon.
AMargo amount of poultry was sold.
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YESTERDAY'S SCORES:
NATIONAL
W. L. P. C.
New York . 4c 11 .807
rittsburg .34 2-1 .5SC
Chicago ..32 24 .571
Cincinnati 34 29 .540
Philadelphia 21 31 .104
Brooklyn .. 22 33 .400
St. Louis 25 40 .385
Boston 20 42 .323
Boston 8, Brooklyn 2.
Cincinnati 0, Chicago 2.
Now York 3, Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis 3 Pittsburg 4.
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w. l. p. :
Boston 42 20 .C77
Chicago 37 26 .587
Washington 37 27 .578
Philadelphia ..34 25 .570
Cleveland -.-, 28 31 .475
Detroit :.......'....23' 35 .433
Now York '. 18 38 .321
Stf Louis 17 42 .288
Philadelphia 5-11. New York C-l.
Washington 3-0, Boston 2-3.
Chicago 7, St. Louis 0.
Cleveland 1. Detroit 4.
COAST.
H W.
Vernon 48
Oakland' 45
Lob Angeles 43
Sacramento 32
San Francisco 32
Portland 29
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L. P. C.
31 .COS
33
34
43
46
42
.577
.558
.427
.410
.408
n. ii. e.
San Francisco 3 'fi 1
Oakland 8 8 0
Batteries Toner nud Schmidt;
Malarkcy and MItzo,
Lob Angeles 2 7 0
Portland 4 10
Battorlcs Chech and Brooks,
Harkness and Flshor.
Sacramento 3 10 4
Vernon C 9 4
Batteries Gllligau and Kroitz;
CuBtlotou, Stowart and llogan, Ag
now. '
V NOItTllWKST.
4 W. h. P.O.
Portland 35 33 .515
Spokano 33 32 .508
Victoria 35" 34 .507
Sijattlo 35 34 .507
Vancouver 3C 35 .507
Tncoma 31 37 .450
U R. II. E.
Victoria , w 8 lp 2
Vancouver .v ,' ,,.10 irJ 3
j'ortlifnd'Snattlo, cnlled 'In third.
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A FAMILIAR FEATURE MISSING.
T7.R0M Iho saffron s(ainotl
JD Examiner and other Hearst newspapers much mimaing
Convention news is bonn? peddled by the prolessional press
prostitutes in the employ of that .journalistic l Mabel, who
like his prototype of old,' ought to be thrown from the win
dows and devoured by the dogs.
Edward It. Hamilton, whose forte in life is burnishing
tho trivial tattle of the San Francisco smart set into
seint Hating scandal, Alfred Henry Lewis, who skillfully
weaves fiction into fabrication and the trifle into shame
ful slander on most any old subject, at so much per, dohn
Temple Graves, one of the gargoyles that adorns Hearst's
travesty of the temple of truth and other gifted penmen
fill tho columns of our strumpet contemporary with sur
prising and surpassing discoveries.
They inform us in flaming headlines and in a sea of
words that "the peerless one(Bryan)is peerless no longer."
"ills race is run. "the bogie that has bauntcu Democracy
is laid" and that "Champ" Clark is now tho real leader,'
and that his desertion of the progressive cause in the con
ention "stamps him as a real general."
Tho botraval ofrvan has "fixed all eyes on the Mis-
sourian tho wise, prudent,
a man ot discretion, a man
judgment and a man who
and proper thing in emergencies" whether it be to sign a
testimonial for patent medicine fakirs or one for the purity
and nobility of his sponsor, Hearst.
"We learn that Bryan is the "weakest man in the con
vention" that Parker as temporary chairman "marks
tho end of Bryan the end of Bryanism the. millstone
about the party's neck for sixteen years." We also learn
that "Bryan is a spent force, that he litis shot his bolt."
The defeat of the Xcbraskan "marks the passing of a
great leader of the decade behind us. lu marks tho rise
of a great leader of the people in the decade that is to come.
The king is dead, long live the king. Bryan is retired.
Here's health to Champ Clark."
All of which would be interesting if true but it is as
near truth as the Hearst papers ever get too distant to
even hear the silvery echo.
But the Examiner's story is incomplete. A most fa
miliar feature is lacking. AVo miss from its illustrations
the classic features and from its tainted news columns the
fullsomc sickening flattery of the greatest god among the
smartwecd statesmen in that brilliant gallexy of Hearst
dietics "William Randolph Hearst.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
IT is a sorry commentary upon the community when a
splendid art loan exhibit like that prepared by the ladies
of St. Mark's church, and now open at St. Mark's hall,
goes'witliQut patronage.
"We crowd boxing-matches to see men pummel each
other, we jam theatres to see more or less worthless comic
operas and questionable plays, we move in throngs from
one moving picture show to the other, but we do not ttike
interest enough in a collection of art works and curios gath
ered from all portions of the globe to even go to sec them,
notwithstanding that the exhibit is given in a most meri
torious cause.
Town and countiy people have most generously con
tributed their treasures and family heirlooms, mauyladies
have dotmted their, time and labor, and a collection is. pre
sented seldom equalled in a fiity numy times the size of
Medford. It is well worth patronage and the community
should show its appreciation by liberal attendance.
Only a few days more tire left in which you can see the
exhibit. If you have not seen it go. at once. It will
well repay you. .
Conceived in Fraud,
By C. IC. McClatehy in Sacramento
Bee.
Conceived in fraud and hnptUcd in
iniquity, the republican national ticket
stands before the people, an off
spring of K)lilical harlotry.
A" Kood and lovable hian-for per
sonally Tuft is both has been made
the recipient of a stolen certificate.
Upon IitH brow lie wears not the
olive crown and tho laurel wreath
won honcHtly in an honest contest;
rather is hi, orehcad decorated with
ft badge of shntne.
In addition to that, he stands upon
a platform thai is generally weak
and wishy-washy.
Only upon tho question of the
courts is it strong and to tho oiut.
' AihJ therqin it rt'vmth back praeti-
Pointers to a
A Mcdfoid lady sends in tho fol fel fol
eowing: It is very amusing to compare the
political page in the Ladies' Home
Journal, tho bible of that Great
Statesman C. K. Wbisler. with the
treatment of similar topics in the
Delineator. The Journal gives us
every mouth "His Letters to His
Mother," in which the son kindly ex
plains to hit mother, in simple sen
tences and woids of one syllable,
political and social (iicstious. It is
touching to think of the great con
descension of the son to his clinging
littlo mother. And tho editor kindly
explains that tbese letters are to make
clear for the benefit of women (ptes
tioilk of tlio day. We wonder why
this page should be in at all, since
"womanly women" should care noth
ing for politics. But then, to offset
this, o are given a page of astiology
and a page of palmistry, Hie uplift of
which Wlli of coursot cfynnloraol the
other. The Delineator is Ne enough
to tieiit women as rational beings,
who oou end tho newspapers iuiiI
columns of the San Francisco
conservative Champ Clark
of excellent temper, oL sound
can ho trusted to do the wiso
Baptised in Iniquity
cally to the old idea of the inviolable
sanctity which wh supixised to sur
round judicial decisions, nud of the
infallibility of sficli utterances an
idea that ban encouraged only too
many judges to obey Ibis behest of
the corporations against the will of
tho people they were elected or ap
pointed in h4crve.
With (bat exception ami that ex
ception not in its favor the platform
is platitudinous, but not Kiiutcd; dif
fuse, but not direct; soiiiulful, but not
sound; evasive, but not effective a
platfoi'm that uses wdrds to confine
and not to Hear; a platform Unit bays
littlo in much; a platform that is
pompotii if not peclcMiiffiau; a plat
form Hint has not" ono 'other solid
punch inUt from bfgiilliilitf la end.
Great Statesman
perhaps with the air of masculine in
terpretation draw their own con
elusions. It even is asking "women to
consider laws relating (o women u
children to see what changes arc
needed.
, , Fioni An (niiocent.
I wonder what its all about
I wonder why thoy ravo and Hhoutj
Why call' each other tiRly namea
And pull a lot of crooked games?
Why fill the ring with heaps of hats:
1'or aron't thoy all good dmnocrats?
Tho mdrnliorshjp, Jt Booms to mo,
Of any 'party should aiirt'P.
I'm dciiBe, perhaps, but someone
' pleaiio
Kxplaln iow fearful rows like theno
Can put tho dove of peace to wing
'Mongat' those who stand for tho
i Banio thing?
i know1 you'll Hiiillo and say that I
Don't know tho fcanio, flon1 0Vei try
To stud) up tho set of S"uJch;
hn cIubh'W wlti' tho sor tf fools
Who claim with ovorlastlng gall
That putty lluea mean naught at all.
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Our Correspondents
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EAGLE r-OINT EAGLETS
(Uy A. C. llowlott.)
In inv lust letter 1 pioinNod to loll
snnuclhinir of lli meeting at Table
Hook. 1 Mini tod from homo at 1:110
p. in. to go to Agate school hou-o
whote 1 whs to moot Ko. M. l l)ai
nud (loot-go K. Paddock, D.D.. of
Portland, tho stuto supciiiitondout of
tho Congregation of Clan olios of Oto
(Ion and aKo state supoimtondont of
the Intel uutional Suuda School so
ciety. When wo rouchod tho school
house 1 was it little ulioad of time
ami found no ono thoio. m a few mm
miles, how over, thu two mini-tors ar
rived and llion wo spent a low min
utes li'gclhor, still no one canio and
wo began lo think that our preacher
would liuvo but two to ptoach to but
in a few miuutiN thoy begun to oomo
in sight and beforo toug we had a
liood sixi'd audience and Ko. Pad
dock prouohod. I nun bo potinittod
(o mention in this eoiiuootiou that wo
had some very fine singing in connec
tion with tho service.
At 7::ill p. m. the hell in the Table
Kook school hos( rang to notify tin
people that it was 'time to assemble
for son iocs and at S o'clock tho
house was called to older bv 15ov.
Davis. Aboul this time tho people
trout Agate began to oomo in, and by
tho time thirty-seven had oomo in a
hay wagon and they wore seated, the
crowd amounted to about one huudV'd
and Iwoutv and thou tho services ho
inn bv having n tpturtct bv two oitog
men and Miss Hazel Hyruin and Miss
Kffio Hall, followed bv two songs
by the congregation, with Miss Ityrttiit
nt the organ. By way of digress) n
I will say Unit when mi got the sing,
er-. of Agate and tho singers of Table
Hock together and Mi-s irv ilyrttm
at tho organ you wilt always have
good singing. Dr. Paddock announced
his text from P. 81 and in loss than
a minute had the attention of the
entire audience, nud in the course of
the sonuon told how l!od was shaping
the affairs of this world for its
evangelizing, teforring lo tho general
uprising in the xditical affairs of the
United States, the awakening of the
Orient, tho establishing of a groat
republic among Ibe Chinese, Iho gen
eral unrest that exists throughout tho
world on the subject of Christianity,
the efforts being put forth by the
Roman Catholics to colonize the Wil
lamette valley, etc., and wound tip by
urging on the Christians to redouble
their efforts for thi" evangelizing of
this coast.
Dr. Paddock iom; of tho recogniz
ed loaders in the work on the Pacific
coast. He has jus finished a tour
of the field in southern Oregon and
says that we uo truly a wonderful
country in southern Oregon and prom
ises to try to put more laborers in
the church work in the near ftttutt1.
While at Table 'Hock it was an
nounced that the yoipig people will
have a basket social noxtSnttinhv
night in thu school house to raise
funds to pay for a hundred chnirs
thoy have hough! for tiso when they
have public gatherings. They liaxe u
fine program prepared for tho occas
ion. While in Table ItOcl; I had the plea
sure of meeting a brother of your
Table Hock correspondent, Mr. Hall.
Hcimlpr 11. Von dor Hollcn was
smiling on hi friends in Kaglu Point
lust Tuesday.
V. B. Iligcubotham-of Prospect sulci
his daughter Mrs. J. Fallis of Al
berta; B. C, were pleasant callers
Monday night. She came out to in
terview Dr. Holt.
P. Whitman has tOopenod the
basket shop in K.iglo Point. '
Misfl .Mamie Wright, who hns been
leaching school on Klk crook has fin
ished her school and returned to her
home in K.igfc Point1. '
The rain stopped lljo ball game last
Sunday but tho Laglo Point boys ex
pect to bac a game next .Sunday with
the Woodille team.
Krancbsca Kcddlng who him fak'ly
boon Identified with tho slioit dramas
of vaudevlllo, Is to return to the
regular ulnsc,
2 ;: t r ;..
Health la tho foundation of all good
Ioqki. TJip wiso wpman realizes thin
and takes precautions to proservo her
health and strength through, tho per
riod of child bcarlnpv Sho remains o
pretty ;nothor by avoiding as far as
possible tho s u florin 6" and daiigerp of
nuch occasions. TUs every woman
may do through tho uuo of ilo(horH
Friend. This la a modlclno for
external application anil so panotratlnf;
In It? natura as, tp hqroughly luhrlcato
every musclo, norvo and tendon In.
volved during tho porlod boforo baby
comes. Jt aldu nature by expanding
tho skin and Usuiies, t'alo?e$ tender
ness and poroiiima, and perfectly pre
pares tho system . A .
for natural and CfMkSQCS
nafo motherhood. JZVr
Molhor'a VfyndtoGMlenQ
Is sold at drug tri'i(v
HtoroH. Wrlto for freo book f - ix
pedant mothers, which cou..uih much
lunblo information,
BRADFiELD REGULATOR CO.. AUuxVCt.
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KANE GREEK ITEMS.
Pi of, (Iroonloaf ntudo Central Point
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a butdnoMH hdl ono day leeontly.
Mrs. DucUmborry of Haidluo crook
Is spending a fow days on upper
K ti it oh crook with hot" parents-, Mr,
and Mrs. Householder,
Mm. Kolsoy and A very win a pleas
ant callers at Mis. (licoulouf'n on
Monday,
Tom Mirk wan combining IiiihIuoih
and pbviNuro In Mcdford on Tuosditj,
Miss I'onrl Collins of Near Town,
spout sovoial dityti recently with
Katies oiook ft lends,
Mr. .lohution was trading with Cen
tral Point uioirhantH tho foio part
of tho week,
Kant'H crook vlsltora to (told Hilt
this week worn Mrs. Avery, Mis.
Orvonloaf, Miw. Mai don, Hill Yantz.
Mr. and Mrs. Tnlor, .lainos Law
rence, Frank and David Avery, lion.
Mardon, Mih. Jllgluliotham, Mr.
ICuotts and Mr. Lewis.
Jack Hntlor, tho "sago of Kanos
crook," tuado (laid Hill a business
visit on Saturday, returning homo
Monday.
Messrs. Lewis and Conk weto
transacting htnducta at thu county
seat on Ftlday.
Mr and Mrs. Taylor loft on Wed
nesday for northern, California to
spend tho Hummer.
"Prophet" Foster predicts cooler
weather for thvnott fow days wMi
occasional thunder showii.
Mine, llocgls and Stluehutg were
pleasant vnlleis nt Mrs. Mardou's on
Thursday.
Now Items are nraioo as over) body
bt haying or otherwise.
Mary lloggls, who ts ntaylug with
Mrs Kinmct Thompson near Cold Hill
spout Sunday with homo folks nt tho
Ilrailcu mine.
FRECKLE-FACE
.Vow Hetucdy That Heimnos Freckles
or Costs Nothing.
Hero's a ohaneo Mls Frecklo-Facf
to try a now remedy for freckles
with tho guarantee of a reliable
dealer that It will not rost you a
penny unless It removes tho freckles,
while If It does glvo you a clear com
plexion, tho expeuso Is trlfltug.
Simply got an ounco of othlno
double strength, from nay first class
druggist ot Medford and one night's
treatment will show you how easy
It Is to rid yourself of tho homely
freckles and get a beautiful com
plexion. Barely lu moro than one
onnco needed for tho worst caso.
Ilo sure to ask any first class
druggist In Medford for tho double
strength othlno, an this Is tho only
proscription sold under guarantee of
money ' back If It falls to remove
freckles.
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Wo aro now sorytifc
ouii own
Ice Cream
IIKItlJ IH OUU FOKMULA
Cream
Mltk
Sugar
Pepsin
Flavoring
No Starch
. . i ,i . ?
No Flour
No I co Cream Powders
No. (lolatlntof any kind.
HASKINS
' 'for
HEALTH
Kee Lox
i
Typewriter
Ribbon
Am tlio only ones inado
Avliich arc inked io .suit
the BLOW oKlHMlirfor
ont makes of typewrit
ers, m
75c to $1.00
MBDFORDt
BOOK STORE
Alexander
The Suit Man
Call and look over twolvo hundred
mtiupleii of tho latent woavoit In
Men's Sultliign.
A inado to jtitir inoumiro tmlt, i.h
nolutoly gnat autooil to fit. r.naian
tood.all ptuo woot and guiuatitooil lo
hold Its shape, Made to onr moas
tiro iiullii,
$N,0D to !? 10.00
Itoom X, Palm Building.
BIG SALE
EAST SIDE
MILLINERY
('oinnieiK'int;
Wednesday, Juiio 2G
Closing out enUie sltjelc at
cosl. ICvtM'vthinjj; musi o.
608 East Main Stroot
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of tho neatest and most nymmctrlcnl
kind Is thu rule lu our establishment,
Wo aro known by thu excellent. o.ual
Ity of our work lu this and all other
linos of adaucod practical dentistry
I'lttnlosit retracting. Ftlliig,' Filling,
Cleaning, etc. Wo solicit a trial, feel,
lug assured that your satisfaction wilt
bring j on back again regularly. Our
charges aro ery moderate In splto
of the superior nature Of our work
Iiily Attendant
DR. BARBER
Tin: nn.vnsT
Over Daniels for Piids. I'.irlflo
1'hoilu 2T.2S, Home I'houo a 5 - IC
For Sale
25 H. P. roadster
Knlly equipped, new, run less
Hum M0 miles, tin unusual
bargain for cash or real
estate. Jlonie phono J101-X
or write
JANES BROS.
PLUMBING
itcara and Hot Water
Heating
All Work UuarnntetC
Prices ilouHoimbls.
OOFFEEN & PEIOl
IS Howard Block, Xntranr on nth 01
mclila soil. Horn si.
A SNAP
CO Bcres, six miles from Medford,
good graded road cronsen tho tract,
all freo noil, at li0 por aero, f 1000
will handlo, oaay toriim on balance,
Part la crook bottom land, auttablo
for alfalfa. Several nprlngn on thu
placo.f Tlmbor enough to pay for tho
tract. ' No buildings. In tho Griffin
creak district,
W.T.York(a.Co.
p-
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Money on hand at all times
to loan on improved ranches
and city property at lowest
rales with "on or before
privilege."
JAMES CAMPBELL
Phono 3231 320G-C.Bldg,
Watch Our Addition
Grow
?cko nut) Summit
Mcdford Realty and
' Improvement Company
m, r, a ii. oo, nid.
m&hmimnm
UJif 4Er'-K-l-f' klVM
W r fVvVl
ftk
WHERE TO OO
TONIGHT
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IS IS
THEATRE
illlllO l'e( of I'lctuios Mltli Vauilotlllo
AdmlHMlon 10 and Id cotitii,
.Mia.VIN anil U'NKII.h
The inoo Itaell louts.
lutioduoliig llaruiouy Singing and
Coon Shouting.
Fit A. VIC T. t'OI-VVN
Toploul
lu his thrilling hytlio'iioiophiui)
flights. Ho l u lion iih lu his wonder
ful Invention far above toria (limit.
Wltoio wo look down on ntiiiiotoiitt
sk)sciapors of Now York Oily. Halls
oer tho stiituo of l.lbottV I'ark How
and numerous other hiodiuiHs lowois.
Suddenly (lulling down, bo imlht over
bout, panning under tho lliooklyn ami
ouhallnu InldgoM. bo lauds lu lltook
l)ii. Seeing this will be llko fl)lug
with him.
IIIHTIIKIFTV WIFH
lllch eoiuoily, couroli of tasty fun.
llllv (U'llI V l,HTV
lirnmii.
Dig Hill, tt luuiberuiaii, loses bis wal
let, which Is picked up by "llowdy"
the iloj; wlin hides It uudur a loi;
and then (IiIiikm happuii.
Special matinees v ry Sntutduy and
Sunday at - p m
HvcoliiK petformnnco, 7 .10
STAR
THEATRE
ruder dlr lion of
PKoi'iiirs ,.mi si:.mi:nt vu.
SiiM'ior In I'ldun I'rodm tlous
lUmt ventilated and most i-ouifortabUi
tbuatro lu Soullivrn OniKoti
i.'ivi: ui i'iiut.pin imvi:
oirr eftiii: .viriiir
An ulmorliliiK mid sturtllui; diama
with a piiuoh.
AMKIlK A.V TOt'lllS'lS AIHIOAH
Clover Sooiilo
KVHItV ItOSK HAS IT'S STJVM
This Is a Kood leiwoii to yoiinj; follow u
IIVP.VOTIH Mtl.li
HnttlliiK iiood (Kiineily
AH SATIIKIt IN NIJW BONtl
Ilest of music and renllslle. effoctn
COMI.VHl COM I. V( IS
'Hie Com Id's I'arolo
Written by Molvln (5. Wlnsiock. (leu.
mnminor Peoples Aiiiuemiiul Co. and
produced by thu ICiIIhoii Co, Dimlluj;
with (tov. West's honor system.
; ThrlUinn drama
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Clark & Wright
1 LAWYERI
WASHINGTON, I). O.
l'ubllo Land Mntton; Final l'roof.
Dniert f.nndi, ConteaU and MlntoB
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