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CAL AND
PERSONAL
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Mr. nnd Mm. fl. 13. Knight, win
have been spending the winter nt
the homo In Illinois, returned to
Mcdford Monday. ,
Wm. Gerlg, managor of the Pacific
& Eastern, left .for Portland Monday
,i- . ... - . .
evening. : t
Spring lints In nil their glory nt
tho Home Millinery. 1101 W, nth
strdct. Open evenings. 2S3
iRev. W. li. -Hamilton ot Orants
pasa spont Sunday tn Mcdford nnd
held sorvlco In St. Mark's hall.
Win. Nollls camo down from his
riouiico Jtgck ranch Monday nnd
will leave for ArUtmn In n few dayjp
to look after his mining Interests. -
Tired, itching feet made like new
nt the nenuty Shop. 2SG
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Kcrby and
Fred Mastonrelt ot Klamath county
nro vfaltlne In Mcdford.
Henry Hansen nnd A. J. llakcr ot
Koxy Ann district mndo n trip to
Mcdford tho forepart of tho week.
0, C. Ucach, music Btudlo. Vio
linist. Will Instruct on violin, man
dolin and guitar In correct method.
Advanced students and beginners:
Address 234 E. 9th street- Fhono
Home 314-L or Main 34S1. 307
Emmctt Hecson nnd James Garvin
were up from Talent Monday after
noon. V, Ilcnll. Jr.. and Ed Mooro of
Central' Point transacted business In
Mcdford Monday.
Read tho Mcrrlvold Shop ad to
day. Geo. N. Smith and K. D. Itoso camo
over from Antclopo district Monday,
returning tho samo day.
Mm. Fred Luy ot Antclopo, who
has been visiting her sister. Mm.
Charles Trim ot Jacksonville, was In
Mcdford Monday.
Conib, Ingrowing nails or aching
burning feot mado well nt the Uenuty
Shon.
ZS6"
Sprague Rlcgel nnd Malcolm Root,
tho horticulturists, tarried In Mcd
ford n whllo Monday.
Gcorgo V. King loft Monday even
ing on a business trip north.
Road tho Mcrrlvold Shop nd tc
da'r' ,,. .'
R. II. Btlgcr of Yakima. Aasn.,
and P. E. Summorvlllo ot Weed, Cal.,
nro paying this section a visit.
Thomas Rllcy of Eaglo Point dis
trict, former county commissioner,
.was a business visitor In Mcdford
Monday.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myrtle
8. Lockwood (regular physicians, not
chlropractoM) havo removed their
offices from tho Hasklns building
to 232 E. Main street.
i. w. Wheeler of Ashland was In
Medford Monday, continuing bis trip
to Grants Pass.
Mrs. R. Hay and Miss Marguorlte
Holmes ot Central Point wcro recent
visitors In Mcdford.
nnni pci with soro feet. Relief
instantly nt tho Ucauty Shop. 28G
C. 11. Hargadlne. C. W. Hooper,
G. K. Trcfron nnd Wm. Wiley wcro
among tho Aahlandera In Mcdford on
Monday.
Mrs. H. N. nutlor Is making Ash
land friends n short visit.
Closing out sale ot pipes. Ire
land's Smoke House.
Sam Boussom of Evans Creek vis
ited In Medford and Jacksonville tho
forepart of tho week.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. H. Stewart, who
havo been touring California dur
ing tho past few months, aro In Med
ford again.
Read tho Merrlvold Shop ad to
day, i.' ' . .
j, M. Rador and Lester Lacy wcro
down from Phoenix dlBtrJct one day
thlH week.
D. M. Horn of Hornbrook and Mr.
Ttcrwlllegar of Little ShaBta, nrc
among tho Callfornlaus In tho valley.
Real home made bread at Do
Voe's. Mr. and Mm. W. E. Mooney are
down from Prospect for a short stay.
D. H. Jackson and P. M. Kershaw
mndo u business trip to Ashland Mon
day.
0. H. Sampson and A. C. Hough
of Grants Pass wore In Medford Mon
day nfternoon.
Read the Mcrrlvold Shop ad to-
dy.
Geo. H. Patrick. A. E. Kellogg
and Ralph Darling, of Gold Hill Hpent
Monday evening In Medford.
W. M. Plntt mado a business .trip
to Grants Pass Monday ovenlng.
Bring that old book with torn
binding down and have It rebound
at t. ho 'Mall Tribune office. Coat
but little. tr
q. W, Knox, whd hns been In
Juckbon and Josephine, counties for
bonio tlmo pubt visiting" lolntlvcs und
friends. Icavoa for his homo In
Whoolcr county during tho wook.
Weefts & McGowan Co.
undeUtazers
X.ABT AiSI8TANT
say riioB 3371
ifBi.hoB...r.w.wk.ao7x
Clrrult court Is In session nt Jack
eotivlllo nnd divorce nnd other dtiUjr
eoroa nro bring heard by Judge Cal
kins, Kodak finishing, the best at Ws
ton's, opposite biKik store-
Mr. nnd Mn; Prank llenson ot
Central Point precinct traded with
our merchants Monday.
insure and bo sure Might It wo
write It. R. A. Holmes, Tho Insur
ance Man.
R. H. Whitehead and daughter
Grace, returned Mondny from n two
months trip to California.
New York Llto Insurance Co., C
Y, Tcngwnld, 'Mcdford National
Ua'nk Dl'dg., phono 3371.
Rom, to Mrs. Carl llellbronner,
Sunday, Feb. IB, nn eight pound boy.
pYod Colvlg, county, recorder, Is at
Grants Pass for'u tew days, visiting
Ml parents, Mr. nnd Mm. G. W. Col
vlg. Mr. and Mm. B. 11. Hanloy motored
to Medford Mondny nfternoon.
Fashlonablo dressmaking. Evening
and afternoon gowns. Latest stylo
lingerie a specialty. Mm. E. M.
Painter, lato of Now York City.
Houm 2 to S p. m. SIS King street
Phone GOSL
Mr. Parker of the Modern wood
yard has removed his family hero
from Josephine county and perma
nently located in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Isaacs. J. 11.
Butler and K. W. Wilson ot Big
Sticky, tarried In Mcdford Saturday
afternoon.
Bishop R. J. Cook of Portland
will speak at 7:30 o'clock tonight at
the M. E. church on Education.
Everybody Invited. No collection.
E. D. Weston, commercial pnotog
raphcrn, negatives made any time or
placo by appointment Phone M.
1471.
Will Pickens ot Montague. Cal. Is
In Mcdford visiting rclntlves. He
was a former resident ot this valley.
Mm. Fred Roper ot Grants Pass Is
In Mcdford. visiting Mm. O. Davis.
Grant Wcttx nnd J. C. Aitkin of
Rogue River transacted business In
Mcdford Monday.
' Buy n, Singer at your own terms
and your spring sowing will bo n
pleasure. Singer Sowing Machine
Co. J. G. Painter, agent, 417 M.
F. & H. Bldg. Phoao 3441. Wo
also Vent rachlncs and do repairing,
Mr. and Mm. II. Davidson aro vis
iting In Sacramento, Cal.
Vapor baths and scientific mas
sago tor men and women. Dr. R.
J. Lockwood, chrlopractor, 203 Gar-nott-Corey
Bids. Phone 145
Mm. J. T. Hopkins and Mrs. M.
Purkeypllo of Central Point were
recent visitors In Mcdford.
Crater Lake photographs pro
nounced by experts to bo tho best
ever made ot tho lako at Gcrklng &
Harmon's studio, 12S E. Main street,
near FlMt National Ban. Phone
2154. Kodak finishing and enlarg
ing, negatives mado any place.
Frank Cameron of Applcgato mado
n business trip to Mcdford Monday.
Miss Flora Gray, teacher of piano,
studio 144 South Central avenuo.
Phono 1241. 285
L. A. Rose of Phoenix wns among
his Medford friends Monday.
Tako frco guess on school pictures
and get a beautiful plcturo of Crater
Lake freo at Gerklng & Harmon's
studio, 128 E. Main street, near
FlMt National Bank. Phono 21C4.
O. H. Lawlor made a professional
trip to Jacksonville Monduy.
Tho "Sultana," a six part serial
byllcnry C. Rowland, author of "Sil
ver Side," begins In this week's
Post. 382
It D. Hoko of Seven Oaks district
transacted business in Medford Mon
day afternoon.
Tired, soro, aching feet made
happy at the Beauty Shop. 28C
Carkln & Taylor (John if. Car
kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
ovor Jackson County Bank
Building Medford.
Tho meetings at the Christian
church contlnuo with increasing in
terest. Mr. Purlee preaches tho gos
pel with power nnd persuasion. Tho
music Is inspiring und tho audiences
largo nnd appreciative. Thore havo
been about thirty added to the
church. A cordial invitation is cc
tended to nil. Como and enjoy tho
sorvlces with us. I). I). Boylo, mill
iliter, i
District, Attorney Kel(y spout Mon
day in Jacksonville on official busi
ness. Mrs. C. D. Cook und Mr. and Mrs.
w: H. Staid of Ashland havo been
visiting in Medford. i
Harry H. Hicks will return from
n business trip to Olymplu, Wush.,
Wednesday. ,
K. J. Buck of Portland, un offi
cial In tho forest department, is
registered at tho Hotel Medford.
A number of Methodist ministers
from various parts of tho stato are
holding bualuesH meeting In Med
ford. Bishop Cook and Fletcher
Horiiau of Portland, and It. 8. Booth
of Eugene, aro umong those present.
Boh Tolfer of Eugene In In Mod
ford for a week's visit.
Dr. Roddy Is registered nt tho'l'al
mor Hoiibo lu Chicago.
M. M. Ahreiis Is lu Portland on
business.
Charles Lebo expects to visit San
Francisco during tho coming week.
MTCDKORD MATT. TRTTTOim
Y
POEI OF SIERRAS
OAKLAND, Cal., Feb. IS Tele
grams ot sympathy from nil over the
world poured tu here today on the
widow of Jncqulu Miller, tho famous
"Poet of tho Sierras," who died late
yesterday nt his home on the hilts
overlooking this city. Tho widow
nnd his only child, Miss Juuultn.
nro prostrated over the poet's death.
Miller knew that he wns near
death. Just before tho end ho tried
to moe from his couch but tho ef
fort proved fruitless. Turning to his
aged wife ho whispered: '
"I love you, Abble. 1 love you,
Abblo. Good bye."
Tho noxt words which wero his
Inst were scarcely nudlble.
"I can't live," he said. I am dy
ing. Oh, take mo away, yo angels.
Tako mo away. I hear y."
YHIeil by- Lily Imugtry
Miller's death was directly due to
diabetes and arterial sclerosis. He
had failed rapidly slnco his Illness of
1911 and when ho was visited two
weeks ago by Lily I.angtry, before
whom ho had strewn lilies nnd roses
In London when the actress wns on
tho crest of her popularity, he tried
hard to raise from his couch to greet
her but wns unequal to the task. Tho
effort taxed his strength and aggra
vated his condition. Tho nged poet,
however, turned until ho faced Mrs.
Laugtry and with n smile, said:
"Ah, you are so beautiful. But
beauty and health always remain
with tho good." The famous English
beauty, realising how near tho poet
wns to death, turned her head and
wept
Loft $100,000 INtnte
Tho gentleness of Miller was one
of hid marked characteristics. No
Insert, even In tho lowest form, had
ever suffered death undor hi heel.
Colonel John P. Irish, n lifelong
friend, told of an occasion when the
poet was almost killed under the
hoofs of his famous charger "lllnck
Warrior." Colouel Irish held the
beast until Milter arose. Dusting his
clothes, tho poet patted tho animal
affectionately and tald:
"My dear dear old Warrior. You
must have eaten something that hns
not agreed with you."
Miller left an estate valued at
$100,000. Ho was born In tho Wa
bash district of Indiana, November
10, 1S41. In 1850, he crossed the
plains with his parents into Oregon,
tho family settling In tho Wlllutuctto
valley.
Murrlctl A Squnw
A few years later ho Joined n gold
rush to California, was adopted by a
tribo of Northern California Indians
nnd marriod tho dnughtor of tho
chief. But when his wife wns killed
by scttlcM In an expedition against
tho raiding Indians, Miller returned
to civilisation, later marrying again.
Miller went to London In 1870 nnd
published his first book of poems.
Thoy wero nn instantaneous hit nnd
ho was lionized by his English nd
mlrcM. In 1S77 ho located In Oak
land, purchasing several hundred
acres of wooded ground, which ho
has slnco mndo his homo.
Tho poet's wish that his body be
cremntcd will bo carried out. Tho
cremation will take placo tomorrow
nt ten o'clock nt his homo. The
ceremony of scattering tho ashes will
be rsorved for a latter occasion.
0R0ZC0 BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN KILLED
LOS ANOKLKS, IVb. J8. Mrs.
I'uHcuul Orozeo, wifo f the Moxicnii
revolutionary lender who Ims pnrtiei
pated in two nnti-goveriiinent upris
iugH, Ht ill is uncertain wlietlicr her
hiinbiiiid is deud or ulive. WnitiiiK in
Los Angeles for news from him, Mm.
Orozco bus lienrd nothing sineo urri
vpl recently of reHtrts (hut ho hud
been killed in Chihuahua. Slio )
iniieh worried by the reports, but lie
liovcs that her husband inuy be Mife
with Home rebel hand in the interior
of Chihuiihiiii.
A Iteliable ilalr Tonic.
It Is nn oaHy matter to prnvont
balducsfl, dandruff und other dlscascu
of tho scalp by using Mcrltol llatr
Tonic, It should bo used regu
larly to koop tho Hcalp freo of dand
ruff gorniH, as thoso gorniH aro tho
cause of tho majority of cases of
dandruff nnd lator, baldness. Wo
aro authorized to guaruntco Morltol
llulr Tonic. Leon 1). Ilasklns.
NOTICL'.
Ollvo Itobokuh Lodge No. 28 lueota
tonight. A good atletidunco lu do
elred. HubIiiohh meeting to bo fol
lowed by u biiiHiiiet.
MAN
MESSAGES
OF SYMPATHY FOR
MKDFOTU). OMWOV, TrKNDAV, I'MWHrANV 18, Win.
I FROMI
Confirmation of the npttointnunit of
n sticcosMir to Olen Aritiniger, eily
engineer, nt the council fctalim lo-
night rectus doubtful, us it number
of the uliloriuuii tilim; firmly 'lo Ihe
belief that the ell.v'n intercuts would
he slighted hv t I'hatuto in t hut tie
imrtiinMil. Suiee tho iitmnOjiet'tuont
wns uiiulo Hint .Mitur Kilorl would
Itrolmhlv iirvKcut the nnine oV II. 11.
Stoekinnit for the plneu theiv lui
been a eonitomlilt Hurrv In imtitieul
circles un it I IckhI one etlicr innn h(ii
hud the impro-ion ilml (ho pluee luul
been tnmiicl hint, if n chmitfo un to
he mnde. it is eeituiu Hint the up
poiiitmeut ill not he confirmed hv
the nhole cmitieil ami Hint at lcut
two votes will he en-i nvnliist it.
BOOSTERS LEAVE 10
SAN KUANCI8CO. Cat., Feb. IS
To urge the pnssago of the I'nnamn
1'nrlflc exposition npproprlntlou bills
now lu tho legislatures of Washing
ton nnd Oregon, Frederick J. Hos
ier, chairman of the exposition leg
Ion nnd J. J. Fngan, n prominent
local banker, left for Seattle today.
At the head of a delegation made
up from practically all the civic bod
ies in tho stntaot Washington the
local men will go from Seattle, to
Olympln. to urgo the passage ot the
$300,000 appropriation bill In the
legislature there. Tho San Francis
cans will then proceed to Snlent. Ore.,
to help Oregon's appropriation bill
on Its way.
T
MAUSIIFIKLI). Ore., Feb. IS
Tho Hulling schooner Advent ot tho
Simpson Lumber company fleet U In
trouble on the Coos Bay bar. While
attempting to cross lu over tho bnr
today she was blown toward tho
south and dropiied anchor off the
south spit.
On account or there being no tug
here, one was summoned from Card!
ncr nnd la expected to arrive soon.
The schooner Is dragging nnchor but
it Is believed hiu will he able to
keep afloat until tho tug arrives.
Thcro Is n dnncorou reef on the
south Hide ot tho Tmr or entrance and
If tho vessel should bo carried on
these rocks sho would bo wrecked.
The crew Is In no danger as the
vossel could quickly be reached by
tho llfcsavlng crew. The Advnnt Is
100 tons not. Shu Is 3 days out of
Santa Itosnlle, Mexico.
NEW JERSEY HOUSE
THKNTON', N. J., IVb. is. The
hini'ii eoriratloii hill lathered by
President-elect Wilnoii iiiwrnxl the
liou-e llii nttuniDon. They Imve al
ready )iihsed the Heiinte. WiImiii will
Hij;ii the hills tomorrow.
AKIIO.V. Oliio,,rV!. 18. The rub
ber iudiiiitrv h paraly.oil here todav
by u walkout of l."i,()0() empbiyen. No
violence hnx been reported mi far,
Tho company in retried to be plan
ning to iinjHirt htnkcbreukcrb.
la
notici:.
Notlco Ih hereby given that the un
dersigned will apply to the city coun
cil nt lU meeting to bo bold March
4th, mill, for a Ucoubo to null malt.
uplrltuouH nnd vJhohs Ilquora in
quuiitltlcH legs than a gallon at 1(h
plnco of biiHlucHS on lot 11, block 20,
city of Medford for n period of hIx
mouthu,
W. M. KIJNNKDY.
Dated Kohruary II, 101ft.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIt UKNT-IlotmeliccpliiB or fur
nlHhcd roouiH, brick building, nice
Hliado, clone In. 101! B. Onkdale.
2Kfi
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FOIt TIIADW-G romii fiimlHhod
hoiiHe, new piano, iivurythlug mod
ern, unincumbered, valuo $:i&00,
ut llhihop, Cal., to trade for acre
age Medford, or will trndo G room
hoiiHe, buth room, largo lot, Hhade,
fruit on good afreet In Medford
ifor aereago. 103 B. Oukdale. 280
VOH BALK Knubo plunn on very
enBy temiB, also nign, rockura,
BtovoH, Hunltury couch, bedu und
other urtlclcH. Havo boon, lined
nix montliH, Kvory pleco it bar
gain. Call nnd peo them. TtU Auk
tin Htieet or phono -1701,
SED
ER
ENGINEER
TROLLEY BUSINESS
M. (I Miniiev, of 0..kb.n,1. ll.
hrnil of Hie eempunv ovuK the In.i -
ehNe for n lioel ami tntemrhen
mihvny through Medfonl i m the eitv
nguin alter up illiHetieo of m' vera I
wCeks. No (iiiiuMtileeuient from lii
eompuiiv renunllui; the tlnte work i
Ui lm MtirlCtl l evjiotMeil unlil al'li'i
Iho iram-hiso lit A'IiIiumI i-. voted up.
011. Hon ever, hum Imve been in the
field Lilkititf with funnel nnd nlun-
pers along (lie ikhum.im mii In Willi an
ehjeet of ftuuiinir (n the piohnbh
tomuu;e that. the vend wmilil tecei
COURSE 0F1ECHES
A meeting of hr furi'i liuki'i of
the Crater l.nke, Klitmnlli. Si-knoii.
nnd Shasta forests will he opened
Weiluemlnv nioniiiijc in Hip old t'hri
Iiiiii ehureli. It n expeeteil uw U
Iv rnugeiH Mill he present and a
course of leelureH mid discussion for
Iheir mutual benefit in fnnM woik
of ul UiiuU has hctn arruiiied.
ES
HEALTH IS IMPROVED
LONDON. Feb. is -J Flerpant
Morgan, the American financier mat
tho following cablegram U the
United Press lire today
"I suffered an attack of IndlRPstlnn
during my trip tin tho Nile but since
my return from Cairo, February It.
I have Improved vary considerably
nnd nut making steady prn.reM to
ward recovery."
MADERO WILLING TO QUIT
(Continued from Page 1)
today, .Maili'riota MitireeM iiu'(l a
Mlntemcnt that lii troiHt liailraitur
ed the V, M. ('. A. Iiiiilthinr froiH llmj
jitcnlav mill Htill lirlil it. Tliix i
imt verified but if true, menu that
Ditix lut experletiei'il n "orieim tot
huer.'. tlcucnil lliierlit'M offirom my to
iIii.v'm inuetiuly i net ilu ! nn nrni-
islne. Tlu-v refined In 4i hIii-IIht
hostililicH xvoiilil be rtiiiniil imu.
to cum: , coi.n i.v om; iav.
Take LAXATIVK llltOMO Quinine
Tablet!!. Drugglata refund money It
It falls to euro. K. V. (lltOVir.S lg
nature In on ouch box. 25 cent.
NOTICIJA
Notice Ih hereby given that the
iiudenilgiurd will apply ut tho regular
meeting ot the city cumuli Mairli I,
I Hi:'., for u I Irtmut to el malt -pin
totiH unit vluoua lliior at .11 KoiHh
Front Htrcet, for a imtIoiI of n
montlm. II. X. UADCl.ll K.
Datod l'eb. IS. I tU
Auction Sale of Acreage
Tho undcralgned has decided to
mnko nnothor auction Kale of 2 4 to
f ncro tracta lu the IMerco Kubdlvl-
kIoii between the IRili day of April
nnd tho Kith of Mnrrh
Klncu my aalo hut March much Im
provement IniH been done In ttilti lo
tallty, positive evldenct, that tbli la
tho proferublo location for building
suburban homes.
Two nice homes nnd a number of
smaller ouch have been built this
pant mi m in or and full. Untitling In
now going on In this neighborhood;
n now freo rural delivery dow pauses
through tho Tlorco Hiibdlrltlnn. Au
electric power nnd light lino ban re
cently been cuiiHtructod. With good
roads, frco sol) nnd city water, u
homo hero Is n llttlo ranch lu tho
city.
For particulars and terms write
mo.
C. H. PIERCE
t)l!K !:. .Main Htrcet, Medfonl
We Offer You These
Qualities in
CRESCENT
Baking Powder
Orcutor leavening power, (20
to 2ft per rout more), absolute
purity- guaranteed for u mod
erate price,
irSrjiov!.
2.1c per pound.
At your grocers.
Ank'liliu for It
Wo Will send
yoli, Upon re
quest und it two
cent stump, our
cook bonk con
taining roclpcti
for eggless cukes
puddings, etc,
zmrn
Hiral III12'7I
l4IIXirj
CRESCENT MANUFACTUniNG
COMPANY
Beuttle, WuHlilngtou
Fried Potatoes
"Cottolene" style
' WMEKKRBKNHK0RKBRKNKKBBRUKMB&t&&
n!1 mn mini- oil 17iirll T?r?P(I
p',, m . with rlno?
. not, VOll'VO IlOVCf WttCH FlXMlCll
Fried rotaloca at tlich' best.
t J ... . .....1... lt..... ttt, irtrl
V.0110I0I1O UlIIKLI WIUIU lllil ini
crisp and appctizituj, but never
greasy,
If vou linvc boon frvinir nnd
shortening your food with butter, '
rv Cntlnlemv It ia OVt'rV 1)11 Hit
good, at lesa tiinn one-thini tho
price.
If you arc using Inrtl for short
ening nnti lrymg, wo wonui 8iin
ply sugRest that Coltolcno n
rococnired and recommundtid by
leading physicians, domeatlc
science authorities, and culi
nary expert a generally, as be
ing more wnoie
some, digestible
and producing
a better food.
Coltolcno is a
vegetable pro
ductpure in
source nnd
making nnd is
bound to be bet
ter nnd safer
than Inrtl.
TIIH N. K. TAIRBANK COMPANY
3 CSS3 CSaaOCn ! QEj
Try This HomcMada ffl
Cough Jiamvdy
(Vat I.llllr, llul I l..ra llir Work
ui
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HiilrKIr, nr Moiir) Itrrtuiilrit,
IlLbt,ff,?JMK?ii5iCSBli.,Li!i 1 1 II l.il.'iirjIOBi,
Mlt one pint of granulated ninr with
Vj pint of M.irin Miitxr, and aiir f"f if
lliimiltx. 'ill U, iMIHcrii( I'liiri tAity
ctHit' u-ortlii in u pint IwttJo. tiWn Ud
the ugNr )fili. Tuka a tnnMful
very un, tw nr tbrm houis.
You will find that tM aimple rw
lily Inkoa bold nf ii enonh imuip iplWily
itrau nnjiiiiHK rim jt ever iiwii. I au
lillv hi A dull Mtwl iHieh ImiiIc
.High Imkto
fur wken.
Of 9tl lllir. hplMlilrtl. tM. fur WhOop-
lug riHiSll. crimp, rlival in, In, lirwiehl-
tl iiwl tilhrr thiiwt troiilirM. It llm
ll hit tin appitit nnd U ahtfltily Ux
nthc, which M oud ii ttmajli,
TliU rixli' make mein nrvl Teller
coiiglt ayruii llwn jm could Imy rcudy
tiiaile for ta.H), It keep (xirfertly und
tatcn iilraiaiitly,
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lm
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tlj imtursl pine clriiicnlt hIiMi are to I
IhyiIIiii; (ii tlte nirinliraiw. ()iir prep- i
niAiiom -hiii ihii wotk in tin lurinuia, ,
lid plan of mxUiiff entujl, ynip with T
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9QrO Albany Sl'ul, Camtirirlu, Mi
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When You Buy a Watch
fv ' cr'--ju. J,ll ii
Wnltliam is the watch for time
accuracy. Men who do tiling
an schedule arranijc thuir duties
Uy Walthani time. The
WALTHAM
is the watch of life-long service
and right now
"It's Time You OivufJ a WaUham."
Wc havo a complete Waltlutm
Mock including nil models and
grades nt n convenient price
range, Come In and talk
watch with tu.
V
Dcllcvcs This Will
"Cure Lunji Troubles"
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mi rnr ntosiiK i
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HlltM Hill III) llll.V r)N lass Ii.hMi. If
I iLi. lxh.ni llir ttmt ! I will (laitlr
urllr iM-riHinilljr lit ? hM) nllnM In
I (..rni.in.ui Ik rm.inl In tulir wnmtnrrl
I iiintlilii.' imih .mdMl .
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. rliiiU, Autumn, list lr, TbrrMt niMl
I hum IViml.h-i. pt lii nnhulMI' IN
i m.lriH em nn i-imHlii (la.n, ntntM
iir h.ii.it riirmitiK iirnsa . ir i.wm
liMniir .f iTn.iMrlm ami will l K linali
I l...r,ili.n. I lilla.tftrlU ! Ir m..fr.v.
din. i- 1'i.r Ml Iir all lailVnR lniTla4i
FOR EXCHANGE
, Plue diilry faun in I hi- Wllliuimilo
vulli v. clove to loiinly m-ul miMt Mil
net to lover, lar nmv Imrn. good
lo.ie. vatr plpisl lo li.tru and
ilioime (Miner whI will jmy fmm
!.: to $100 Nr acr. Will (nke
Reed luiiae in lladfnnl, iHime CMli
und gtmd tormit un tmlnnq. tbl It
mi rholio dairy lorai nid nt m low
price.
itu.noo rartUuil Income property
;io exrUauxe (or MMttorihnirtarlr r
farm.
A map for to daya. 11 MrM all
In cultivate. S ero In o-yMiMiM
IttMrti. HtrM In S-tr-oUI jmr.
( arrM In 0yMr-old MMrM. tO
prlrot MNit NlMHiml tr. ItaUueti
In grain. Reed lwtji and bam. good
well nnd aprlaR, Call awl lot m
how yoH this 4a.
Itip Ifiiitt
Modern fiirnUhed and unfNralaltiil
Iioum-. Kow good buy IN tuy
property.
Wood 6c Messner
bone nil'ja. No. M H. (Viitml
"M, "I1 M'lt
Liuxury Without
Extravaganco
Hotel
I Tj- 1"-iiTi t
V OH SLsUxxl ?
1MU Turk Rt root
linost popular priced f
Hotel in San J'VniifiBco t
Modorn Central
4-t-- HIHIH l-H-H-H (-V-
A few llHpl tests' with
iiiMilfrn luslrutntrnts rtVMta
tho esjtct ooHdlllun of your
yeslghl,'
Dou't MNjitMK your uHMt
linparihUt mm; '
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in:, uiOKiiuT
Hoi;ht Specialist
Over Ketitnur's
of stiiiidiird mnko you buy
Hoiuallilng that will last you
u life linn, with proper cure.
N'o plttott of muuliluory will
run as Ion; us a wiituti, unit
Klvu the servleo a watch
dues.
I Curry
ItOU'AIIO HAMILTON
WALTIIA.V Kl,(liy
ILLINOIS .SOUTH llll.Vl)
mill llmlvfoid MoveineutN,
All of thegu miivuiiuua
Imve mi (ibjolulo nuiinuitoo
from mo i)il fruii) tho fao
torltM Hint inultu tlium.
Martin J. Keddy-
Tin: ,i:nvi;iii;it
Near Post Office
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