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Mult, The MetUont Trlbunn, Th South
ern Orritcmlan, The AaHland Trlbuna.
Offleo Mall Trlliuno HulIJIn
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North Fir aircci;
Home 76.
phona. Main 1031;
OKOROH PUTNAM, Bdltor and Mftner
Bntrrcd nil urconil-d&M matter
M-lforO, Oregon, under the ot or
March 8. 7.
Offlrlnt rarer of tho City of Medford.
Official I'mwf of Jnckatfn County.
RUaBOmtPTXOK BATM. .
One year, by mall ... 15.00
One month, by mall .50
pr month. delivered by cnrrlr In
Medford, Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point ...................... .
Baturtlny only, by mall, per year.. S.jo
VVcokly, per year 1.60
WOKK OlttOU&ATIO.
Dally average ror neven month bo
lng November SO. 1811. 87BI.
Tall Z.eaid Wtra ttsttrt Vnwt
Bltpatchea.
The Mall Tribune la on aale at the
Perry New Stand. San Kranclaco.
Portland Hotel News Ktand, Portland.
Itowman Nwa Co, Portland. Ore.
V. O. Whitney. Seattle Waah.
kbbtorb. omxao.
Metropolis of Southern oreiron and
Northern California, and the faateat
ItrowInK city In OrcRon.
Imputation U. S. cenaua 1110 SS40;
estimated. 191110.000.
Plve hundred thousand dollar Ornvlty
Water Syatem completed. ftlvlnff flneat
auppiy pure, mountain 'water, and 17.S
mile of ntreeta paved-
Postofflc- receipts for year ending
November 30, 1911, show tnere&M pf 19
Ir cent,
raimer fruit city In' Orcjon Roriki
Tllver Splttenberr apples won aweep
atakca prt and tltln of"
"Apple X1b of the WW",
at the National Apple Show. Spokuia,
1909. and a car Of Newtown won
Tlttt Ttton la me
at Canadian International Apple raow,
Vancouvcr.0 mi
at Ppoltane National Apple Show won
bv carload of Nawtown.
I JOLTS AND JINGLES I
I By Ad Brawn I
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(Jono (A Sart Whcoxe)
Cionc. like the snow from tho top or
.old Wagner,
Gone, Itko the hair of a Mexican
dog;
HcarU throb with sadness all over
tho ell,
Tears Trtear tho vision", wo talk Jn
a' Teg:
Wddlo me, rlddlo me, what Is the rea
son, WhyIa the world less fair and less
green?
Soft comes tho answer' choking with
pathos,
"Mulkey has taken tho slot ma
chine." Tho Oregonlan first pago tells a
story of a man who was "barefooted
and naked." That Is our Idea of a
supererfluoua adjective.
-
Ed Roofs doff Snyder says: "When
will wo hear tho last of tho fellow
who pulls a gun out of a wagon muz
zle first7"
Siskiyou Heights residents are pe
titioning tho amateur hunter who
lately killed" a steer, to tako a pot
shot the tho heard of cantankerous
horses which Is still tearing up lawns.
It may become necessary to buy
red shirts for the protection of all
Bteors and law abiding horses In the
suburbs.
Man named Puffer runs a hotel In
Frisco. Find him near the, clgat
counter.
J A.
$75,000,000 WORTH OF
LAND IS AT STAKE
SAN FRANCISCp, July 31Kcop
lng of tho records In tho local hear
ing of teatlmouy bearing on tho gov
ernment's BUlt to recovor from the
Orogon-Cnilfornfn company, subsid
iary of tho Southern Pacific, an em
plro of ngrlculturae land in Oregon
comprising 2,300,000 acres valued
at $75,000,000, and resumed today,
Is' being entrusted to a woman, Miss
M. A. Fleming who is acting as spe
cial examiner.
'Tho government's charge is that in
the disposition the railroad company
mado of Us Indemnity lands has been
lit flagrant violation of the federal
grants.
Tho testimony being taken hero Is
largely records of the land Involved,
kept In tho Southern Pacific laud
offico, and to bo submitted In an
swer to tho demurrer decided in
favor of tho government by Judge
Wolverton of tho United States dla
trictfourt. Of tho 820,000 acres alleged to
hdvo been sold prior to'tlio filing of
tho suit for recovery, thoigovornment
claims that C2U.000 acres wero in
parcels greater than 1C0 acres, and
bunco 'In violation . of the grant
Among the larger sales alleged, 77,-
0Q0 ucres went to tho Ilooth-Kolly
Lumber company and 00,000 to the
A, 1), Hammond coinpany of Ban
FrnuclKco aud their various milling
companies. Other parcels ranged
flpm 10,000 to 40,000 acres at prices
from $5 to 40 por acre, when tho
grunt specifies must bo sold to bona
fldo homesteadors ut not more than
$2,50 por acre.
I), D. Townsend, special assistant
United suites attorney general, is in
chargo for tho government. 11. A.
McAUlBtpr. Jand counnlBslonor for
Ufa railroudCQRmny'Mivas onvtho
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TAFT'S FEAR UNWARRANTED
PRESIDENT TAJ1 in hte letter bf 'nod'ittnnce, fern's
that popular goveninient, that is, tho assumption by
the pcoj)lo of more activity in governmental affairs, in
stead of increasing tho essential interest in government,
will tire the people "into such indifference as to still
further remand tho control of political affairs to a
minority."
Experience has not demonstrated the truth of this
assertion. It is true that most of our governmental ills
have l)een due to the failure of tho people to devote the
necessary time to political duties required, but with the
assumption of a more direct control, has come an awak
ened public interest. Indeed the. chief value of the ini
tiative and referendum 1ms boon the arousing of interest
in the masses to study government and exercise their
perogatives.
If President Tuft's contention is true, popular gov
ernment is a failure and an absolute monarchy the logical
solution. Thou popular indifference need not be feared,
but prayed for.
The nation, thinks Mr. Taft, attaches too much im
portance to governmental af fairs. The president remarks:
"Constitutional amendments are not work. Referendnms
do not pay rent and furnish houses. Recalls do not fur
nish clothing. Initiatives do not supply employment and
relieve inequalities of conditions or opportunity."
Perhaps thev do not, but they are intended as
remedies for injustice caused
supply cheeks and regulations against admitted anuses.
They make 'possible the elimination of evils which have
perverted government into a machine for the creation
of special legislation to benefit the fev at the expense
of the many; and so aid in tho creation of equality of
opportunity.
Constitutional amendments are not work, but by re
moving unnecessary restrictions, they make work possible
as in tho case of Oregon's good roads problem.
Ifeferondums do not pay rent, but they sometimes
prevent excessive expenditures and increased taxation,
and so help pay the rent. '
Recalls do not furnish clothing, but they stop pros
titution of government by public looters and they end a
reign of corruption and rank injustice, and make it easier
for legitimate endeavor to buy clothing.
Initiatives do not supply employment, but they some
times make possible employment atid they do relieve
inequalities of conditions and opportunity.
Popular government is not a cure-all for human ills
it is merely a corrective for the cause of many govern
mental ills. Its chief benefit lies in its educational value
in awakening popular interest and so assisting the people
to become capable of governing themselves better.
Turkish Baths in
The public baths at Constantino-,
pie arc open one flay in tfie 'week
for Turkish women and other for tho
Greek women. Indies go attended
by their own women,- carrying sueh
supplies of linen tlnd toilet acces
sories, as well as luncheon nnd ap
paratus to make coffee, that the oc
casion looks like a house-moving.
A lurge vaulted room is surrounded
on two sides with u double balcony
The lower one, about two or three
feet above (he marble floor, is divid
ed by curtains into two compart
ments which are the private dress
ing rooms. The upper balcony is
open to all for tho same purpose.
After dihrobing, white bnth gown
are donned, and, mounted on wood
en 'pattens to keep the feet from the
unbearably hot floor, the bathers en
ter the boiling room and sent them
selves in groups e!o-e to a strenm
of very hot water. 'Every woman "s
attended by one or two maids, who
rub her with perfumed soup and
pour hot wuter over her, using large
metal bowls which they take with
them for the pttnx'se. "The per
fumes of the East ure not only
countless in number, but of n
strength almost overpowering to
western nerves. Literally, not only
every flower but every fruit is
pressed into the service of tho per
fumer." One drop of their nltur gul
olto of roses will scent for years
the stuff on which it is poured. A
whole box of these precious per
fumes, as well ns bottles of scented
waters, is taken to the bntli, nnd tin
English lady snys, except the violets,
which were exquisite, she preferred
the bottles unopened.
'J'lie temperature of tho boiling
room, which is filled with dense va
por boon after the bathing begins, is
pretty high, nnd from it ocn siniill-
What La Follette Will Do
(Oregon Journal.)
Tho newspapers aro widely specu
lating on what La Folletto will do
presldentiaily.
La Folletto is a progressive pro
gressive. His progrcsslvJBin Is not a
matter of today, yesterday or to
morrow. He was ono of tho path
finders. Ho was tho Bryan of Re
publicanism. Ho was tlio llghthold
or. He built tho signal fires and
kopt thorn- lighted Ifo fought re
action when ho had to do It with his
baclt to the wall and fight alone.
It Isn't what La Follto may do
today or tomorrow that teBts, out his
'progroselveness. Ho cannot bo tho
kind' of progreBBlvo that Mr. Rooso
volt s. Their policies nro as irre
concilable as tho antipodes. Roose-
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MEDFORD MAID TRIBOTE,
by unjust government. They
Constantinople
er rooms sjtill hotter;, but gratefully
to the heat that the shock in thcto U
not so great ns on entering the first
room. The servants linve a qunntity
of queer-looking yellow gloves of
varying degrees of roughness, and ii
the hot-mom tliee nrc ticd to sham
poo the bather, the soaping and rub
bing being done with increased vig-
of. After this, cold water is dashed
upon the bather, or she takes n dip
hi the cold swunmiug-itool; then she
is wrapped in great shcet-hko towels
frictioned till in a glow, enveloped iu
a bnth robe, and conducted to her n't
cove; where, with the curtains
drawn nside so she cun look out up
on the chattering, laughing crowd,
she reclines on n satin inn tress, aud
smokes her nnrghilo or drinks cof
fee; while her maids comb uniTj if
needed, dve her hair nud nrorced
with nil the mysteries of their intri
cate mnkc-up, staining eyelids nnd
eyebrows with antimony or mes-
djem, and tinting nnd polishing the
finger nnils.
The whole scene, ns the largo floor
becomes covered with mattresses nnd
reeling women for the nfter-bnth re
pose, is picturesque to u degree. It
is tlio principal social opportunity
in it Turkish womun's life, nnd this
glimpse of her in eusy familiar in
tercourse gives strangers a moBt frt-
forahlo impression of her native re
fuicmenr.
Though tho baths of China and
tTnpan nro a striking roiilrnst iu their
.simplicity to those of tlm Greeks
nud Romans, nnd even to those of
modem Turkey, tho principle is the
sumo in all. Their great heat stim
ulates the ik) res of the skin to throw
pff improfuKo sweat nil tho waste
matters that otherwise lingers slug
gishly in the veins and glands to poi
son nnd depress, when they do not
irritate, every organ of tho body.
Bent' to Jail. La Folletto does. If
they disobey tho law. La Folletto
declared that if preslent ho would
cull together all tho federal district
attorneys nud require them within
threo weeks to utop illegal practices
by trustdom, nnd that If thoy" didn't
do It ho would r6movo them.
Roosovelt has declared for tho
Ceorgo W. Perkins plan of regulat
ing tho trusts by a commission. Ho
says tho La Folletto plan is wrong.
Judgo Gary of tho stool trust sayn
tho La Folletto plan Is wrong, aud
tliat tho Roosovelt plan Is right.
It is ono irreconcilable difference
between Roosovelt and La Follette.
Thero aro others. La Folletto mado
d' great fight for physical valuation
of railroads, and Is still fighting for
It -Roosevelt, us president, opnosod
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The crhuu wave I still waving ovrr Now York city. Jo-ionh lt(ratcbt ft
pronitn luwjur, wits btiot ilown lu bU olllca In Park row by Joscjib Couroj,
who but! conic to protest at ttio lawycr'o report on n cuso in wblcU bo nnd aotud
ns roforoOk Ttia .tnunb-rtir M"n womulwl In u ucutllo wltb several clerk wUo
bud trloil to save tho life of tliotr employer.
him, and nt a time when KooKovtilt's
support might have won tho Issue.
Hoosevett has never favored re
duction of tho. tariff. La Follatto
has always demnuded It. Roosevelt
has declared that the tariff has noth
ing to do with the high eoht.of liv
ing. Ln Poltetto Insists that it ban
everything to do with the high cost
of living.
Tho difference between Itooie
velt'a progresslveliesa and La Kol
letto's progrcBglveneas Is as wide as
tho dlfferonco between Iji Folletto
progrosslvenosB and lloss Harnea' re
action. They can never net together.
They are opposite. They aro anti
thesis. They aro opponents.
Whatover La Folletto does, ho will
never Join tho Iloosovolt movement,
and ho will never conusol his fol
lowers to Join It. Ills iioaltlon re
quires no blast of trumpctH now. Ho
is to bo a Henntor for tho next flvo
years, and tho great chamber at
Washington Is where bo will provw
his progresslvone.
Nor will therov bo doubt as to
whoro ho stands. Nor will thero Ikj
question of his progresslveness. His
planB aro exactly what tboy havo
beon fpr twenty years. His fight
will be oxactly what It has lKen for
twenty years and nobody doubts
what that fight was and Is to be.
La Folletto's plan Is oxactly du
plicated ln Wood row Wilson's plan.
Their views are almost Identical.
What La Kolletle; did In Wisconsin,,
Woodrow Wilson" Is doing In Now
Jersey, lloth beat tho boBscs. Iloth
fought and won a primary law. Iloth
fought and woa direct selection of
senators by tho people. Doth regen
erated their state. Iloth went di
rect to tho people for tho reforms
they sbught to bring about.
Both hOld almost- identical vIowb
in national affairs. Uoth are for
publicity of -campaign contributions.
UOth aro for revising tho tnrlff down
ward. Both opposo tho talcing of
crooked money from crooked busi
ness In nlllanco with corrupt poli
tics. Both bellovo In Bonding n
trust mnifnato to Jail whenever ho
violates tho antl-tntst lnw.
Both aro progressive progressives.
That which" La Kollotto will ntand
for as a Republican fh tho senate,
Woodrow Wilson will stnnd for ns
a Democrat in tho White House.
WASHINGTON PROGRESSIVES
DECIDE ON FULL TICKET
TACOMA, WnJtily 31 A rom-
nleto third party ticket, county, state
and congressional won decided" on :it
tho Roosovelt convontlon hold borO
today.
Chairman Beoks ruled only those
who would sign tho-call of tho con
vention providing for a third ticket
could participate." TIHb nroused cries
of gag rulo and at ono tlmo tho
chairman threatened to call a polfco
mnn. A -number of dissenting Roose
velt men who favor tho uso of tho
regular republican organization In
tho stuto wlthdrow.
Tho state committee men, among
thorn ono woman, woro chosen to
work with, tho campaign committee
chosen at the Roosevelt convention
ut Aberdeen. ,
TIkmo' named Hoduy are: W. T.
Becks, TIioh. 1). Page, Mrs. M, Lobo
Loomls, R. A. II, Young, Br. C. H.
Burbunk, T. J. Corkoy, I). J. Mcln
tyro, K. It. Corey, Kdwurd It. H.
Hansen and A. i Zlminormnn. Tho
delegates to tho national progressive
convention In Henltlo July 1C woro
ratified.
ROCK SPRINdS, Wyo July 31.
A message Just recolvod roin
Point of Rocks, says a clotidbunit
occurred hero lata, tonight. A forty
foot wall of watdfjls headed for this
city, Tho ncoplu aro warned
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With a score of local nlmrods al
ready In the hills after deer nnd n
largo uuinhor planning to leavo with
in tho next fov days for tho tall tim
ber the 19 IS deer season opened to
ny with belter prospects thitti for n
of ears past. More deer have been
reported this summer In the IiIIIh by
campers than for sovornl neanotis aud
It Is believed that all who go out will
meet with luck If they nro hunters lu
nily boiiro of tho word.
In all directions the loent sports
men havo scattered. The Big Butto
district, long n favorite section, at
tracted tho greatest' number of hunt
ers while Elk and Kvnnn creek will
soo many hunters out. Several par
ties of six or eight men havu left and
venison will grnco many u Medfurd
table during tho next two mouths.
TAFT IS WORRIED
ABOUT PANAMA CANAL
WASHINGTON, July 31. Unless
congress at this session provides for
thu operation of tho Panama canal
Prosldcut Tnft nnd Secretary Hthn
tfon bollcvo it will bo Impossible for
army engineers to kcop their prom
Ibo to open tho big ditch next your.,
Questions of tolls nnd railroad
owned steamships havo stlried up so
much controversy In both houses,
that today neither the president nor
secretary ure hopeful of settling t
Tho Punnmn bill was put usldu In tho
senuto today ufter Brauoegeo stated
adjournment would probably bo
hastened' If It woro constdurcd In thu
Beudto while tho postofflco bill was
lu conference.
Tho only rny of hopo that filtered
through to tho White Houho was tho
news that Representative Adamsoii
of Georgia was considering tho in
troduction of a Joint resolution pro
viding for tho machinery of adminis
tration nnd operation of thu canal,
Tho president Is much concerned in
thu inuttor. Several times ho Iiiib
stated ho hoped the Oregon would bu
tho first craft to mnko thu trip
through tho canal aud ho would ho
on tho brlUgo.
ELECTION IN IDAHO
IS CLOSE AND IN D0BUT
BOISIO, Idaho, July 3 1. -Indications
tonight nro that it will bo sov
oral days before complete roturns of
Idaho Btato primaries nro compiled.
With about ono-thlrd of I ho returns
In Clngstono and Haines nro running
neck and nock for tho republican
gubernatorial nomination. Congress
man French has been reiiomtiint'jd
aud A. T. Smith, private secretary to
Senator Heyburu leads lu tho second
district congressional race. Borah hi
nominated without opposition,
GROOM STARTS REVOLVER
DUEL WITH BRIDE'S FATHER
CIIIOAUO, Aug. l-(lrvor driiim
ley, n Montana cowboy, isuiider ui'
lest Imro today for starling it revol
ver hutthj io thu lioule of his father-in-law,
Fruiik IIoiiiuhI;, and us, u
result his bride and his iliolliei'-hi-law
nro in thu hospital nursing bul
let wounds,
Tlio light is alleged o have started
when flrimsloy suggested lo lioriiusok
that lie have his lli'u iiiHitnineo ill-
creuscl to $2,01)1).
Notice to Wntt'i' Useis.
No roHtrlctlomi as to boms of-uso
for sprinkling, commencing', today,
August 1st.- ll'J
m m Him
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IN SUNDAY'S GAME
O I.iKj. i,i .
JiulKliiK from tliO tUM-p Mvvoti nnd
rlfn npwiulntltm onrront In Iiuho bull
clrr-loif h to tho otttctimn of Hnmlny'n
rttlmo boU'Pnb MottMnl nm Wood for
tlio ohnirtploiiHhti hortorH f llftrtthoru
OrnKon.hnd Nrtrtrturii California, u
rotninl ofowd In oxpt'Ctcd to till tlit
Rrnmlrttitntl nnd hleilohnrH ttk rnprtclty,
NnimMoiin oxi'iiralmi pnrlloH ttl'o IioIiik
inutUv op ftom VroKit nnd himoii itiul
Southonl 0roon towilH,
To rnrllltnto tho bmulllhil; or tltt
ItuiulrtMtit of HpoefAfoi-it, lloH-Atrt will
bo on (tntoi ut "Tln Unl" elKrtr Htoro
At 10 o'clock Saturday mornlOK. 1on
linkup will bo nniintlurtid Katordtiy.
The Best Thing Out
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mjlv&
In an -aching tooth, and wo nro the
poolW to do tho piUnlcsH extractliiKi
an noon h you want nu unruly
uumiher" drawn. Wo nro experts In
nil brnnelio. of Dentistry nud baVa
umdn n reputation for good work
and fair denlliig. You will rind n
dcpondublo In oVory respect. Ask
your friends who havo patronised ns
lu tho pant you will find wo stand
high lu their estimation.
Laity Attendant
DR. BARBER
tiik ii:.vriHT
Over Daniel for Duds. Pacific
Phono 3G28, Home Phono 3C3-IC
Thermos
Tust.wlmt you want on i
that auto trip
'Always hoL or cold
at vou (losiro
MEDFORD
BOOK STORE
Crater Lake
Auto Line
Car will loavo Hotel Medford, for
Crntor Lake at 8 a. m. Tuesday nnd
Saturdny. Return Monday and
Thursday.
Spend Sunday at Crater Lnlca.
Ronorvatlon mado at Medford
Hotel offico.
I REFER
Those, who havo not worn
my glasses to
Those Who Have
DR. RIOKERT
Eyesight Specialist
Over Kontnor's
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Monoy on haud nt all times
to loan on improved ranches
nnd city property nt lowcsC
rntes with "on or boforo
privilege."
JAMES CAMPBELL
Phone 3231 320 Gt -0. Bldg.
A SNAP
00 ncros, six miles .from Medford,
good graded road ctobbob tho tract,
ull froo soil, at $50 por aero. $1000'
will handlo, caay terms on balance.
Part' Is crook bottom land, suitable
for alfalfa, Hovorul tip rings on tho
placo, Timber ouoiigh to pay for thu
tract. No buildings. Bi tho flrlffln
crook dUtrlct.
W.T.York & Co.
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Cutnody ulnglng, talking uud. tinning
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Another of (1. M. Anderson's W'ontoiu
drniimit. Tho Bible naves bin llfo.
THW I.K.I)IN(1 LABV'H BABY
Comedy
I'ho baby innkim a mens with every
thing, nven to tho Imtni tint.
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HIAM ITH niVKIIH AND OANAI.
Hconlo'
AS INNWKNT TIIKPr
Drnmit
Hhowliig how lioitity'U ho bent pol
icy. A ilttto boy holm lilmself to tlm
ctiHh lu thu collection plato lu churrh.
OOOD MUHIO
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Kronlng performance. 7:30
AdratMloii 10 nnd lb rent.
Special miuiiujoH Sntnrdny nnd Sun-
day At 3 p. hi.
STAR
THEATRE
Under direction People's AmuHcinunt
Company,
ALWAYS IN TIIK LKAD
Tho cozy, cool nnd coinfortublo Ri'nl
Motion Picture thentnr where juti al
ways tut) tho best plcturi'S.
Nolblig But Big Bright IVnlurn
Pliotojilayn'
"Tit i: t'A.NVtrx dwi:lm:iih"
Powerful Wcfltoru Drania
"I'AI'.VH DOUIH.K"
A majestic comudy hit
"lU-H'WKKN TWii FIIIISI"
Truly nbMOrblng Intorent.
'A MOIHIIt.V lUMtCUf.KS"
All comedy
DirrKertvi: FirLi:'H thuimpii'
1000 feet of comedy nnd a laugh In
ovory foot
AL SATIimt lu song
Our mindc nud effects for tho photo-
piny nro unoxcolled.
MATIN'RF.H DAILY
AdmlBidon 10c, Children Cc.
COMINOCOMINO s l
August -ith nnd fitti
"FltA DrAVOLO"
Tho grand photo opera
Watch Our
Addition Grow
Jackson nnd Summit
Medford Realty and
Improvement Company
M. F. & H. Co. IUdtf.
PLUMBING
Steam nnd Hot Water
Heating
All Work Ounrunteed
Prices Beasonabla
COFi'EEN & PRICE
BO owra Block, Xntrnno on 6th Mt.
Vnolflo toil. Soma U9.
Draperies
Wo curry a vnry comnlnto Una of
druperlcN. Inco mirtiilnM, rivturn, to,
ami lo nil oImnm'n of ni)li(illirlim. A
miec'lal niun to look nfior this work
iixobiHlvuly nnd will ylvfl ns gooit
Hitrvlco iih Is iionhI)Io to got In ovou
the luri,'i)ut cIIIvh.
Weeks & MoGtowan Co.
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Clark ft Wright
LAWYERS
WAHIIINOTON, I). O.
Publlo Hiid ATuttern: vnn Proof,
Desert LaiidaContout and Mining
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