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. AN INDHrKNORNT NRWHPAI'KIt
ruuMuiiKti uvMiir aktj:iinoon
KXOKIT RONHAV IIY TUB
MKUrOItU PltWTINO CO.
, The Domncralle Tlma, Trip Mcdford
Mnll.Tlio McJfonl Trllmric, Th South
trn Ort(cnn1njTli Ashland Trlbnnn.
Offlr ktnll Trltnino llulMlnc. -:t-JI
North Fir street) phono, Mnln 3031.
UKOJtan rUT.VAM. Editor hn.l Manager
Kntcred n. rcoml-clM tnatttr t
Malfonl, Orriron, under the act of
March 3, J8JJ.
Official Punnr of thr City of Mr.lforJ.
Official I'oprr of Jackson County.
SUBBCBOTXOX XATBK.
On ymr, by mull- .I5.Q0
One month, by mll..,. - . .BO
Per month, delivered by cnrrlrr In
MiHlfonl, Jacksonville and Cn
tral l'olnU ...... .80
Patunlny only, by mn.ll, per year S.00
Weekly, per year,. VSO
SWOBH CUtCTOATIOK.
Dally nveraim for eleven monlhi end
ing November 30. 1911, 37M.
The Mall Tribune la on ealo at the
Terry Newa Stand. Pan Francisco.
Portland Hotel News stand, Portland.
Portland New Co., Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash.
JTull X.aid Wire UntUd Praia
Dlapstchaa.
ISTIAN E
MEET AT ASHLAND
Tho Christian Endeavor societies
of southern Oregon trill hold a rally
at tho Preshytcrlan church, Ashland,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Tho Congregational, Presby
terian and Christian churches are
represented In the gathering. The
full program Is aa follews:
Tuesday afternoon, 3f00 Praise
service: leader, J. Ik UurncUc. Vocal
solo. C U. conference. II. II. Hott
uian, field secretary.
Tuesday evening, 7:30 Devo
tional service; leader, Uov. Chls
holra. Male nunrtct. Plcturc-sonK
service. II. H. Itottuian.
Wednesday morning, 7:15 Pray
er meeting.
Wednesday afternoon, 3:00
I'ralso servlce: leader, Nclsou L.
Urownlug. Vocal boIo. School of
methods. II. II. Jlotttuan.
Wci'icsday evening 7:30 Devo
tional service; leader, W. A. Schwlm
ley. Vocal solo. Address. Mr. Wil
liam Shaw of lloaton, general secre
tary of the C. E. '
SUFFRAGISTS REMOVED
FROM STREETS IN LONDON
l.ONDOX, Mnrclt J. Following the
ejection of nevcral notxy sttffrupitteT,
frutn (lie hull. John Hums, president
ir the locnl sovcninient, had nil the
trouieu removed to tho street before
he would start hi eeeeli.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Srewn
A feller in Wf.liinton, 1). C,
tvitiitK .ft',000 because Admirul Dew
ey's do;; bit him. Doubtless thero
ure others who would pay uluiost
that mueli for the honor.
If yoiini; Itoekefeller could effect
Tvcly npply his hennons to his owit
futility we could bear with him with
more puticuce.
When tho bunch uoinos home from
Sultni the fuels ninst all be noted thnt
hero and there mid everywhere tho
whole jjuiik's lieen inkrpiotcd.
If I had tin nulo mid it wouldn't no
Would I curse and weur ut it! Oh,
no. no.
I'd paint it and patch it and wmdi it
up clean ,
And then find a Mickor I" buy the
uitii'hiiic.
You, who ure still nkeptical about
there being ooinelhiiiK in u name, ure
nsked to note that tho Greater Med
ford Club has invited a Mr. Weed to
talk about Kurdeuiug.
1) wuy, dp way, de way, du way,
To Slcenyt ille,
Is dowi) noddiii' valley
Kn up drowsy hill,
Till -on cnmii lo nuiet pond
Whoro eurylhiiiK is still
Den, itforu you know it,
You nro siil'o in Sleepyville.
Oh Joy! She's Down.
President Wilfcou'u iiiiluelion lo of
fice was put in llio Miudt) today by an
event f fur Kifiili't natiomil iiu
jmrtiiiit'u Iho niiniviil of that old
Oulhbert fij.rn, so long an vyewto 16
tho coimiilinity. The building ut Cen
tral and Kixlh looks liktj it new one,
tho whole street feels Ihu effect of
the rojuw'iiaUiMi and eaph aud evcr.v
citixen of MedlVird goes, about hi,
work feeling better for tho clniuxe
that ias cunie for the better, I(
litis licim u long and hitter tight with
the busts of leform boldly nrrnyed
ngiiinsl tho army of inaction. But the
sigji I'liuui dow.i iiml tho mint who
took it down, whoever he. may be,' is
deserving two niche in the hull of
fume, lit thu meantime tho money
subscribed to Iho mmovnl fund N
still in lln irensnvy. Any surges
tfoHsT . - - . .
WILSON'S INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
EVKKYONW should road AVoodiw Wil'son'.s inaugural
address. ,H is brier and1 to tin point. UilTereiit From
uny" inaugural address hitherto delivered, it will rank as
:t classic alid among the really groat speeches of the day.
Voodrow Wilson, in Ins every utterances since
election, rings true. There seems to ho ovory prospect
tJiat the man and the hour havo oomo togothor, and that
the problems of this transitory age arc to be solved by the
master, who hotter than anyone else, understands them.
The soleetion of Hryan as seerotary of state is a pledge
of a progressive administration. It is assurance that the
demoeraoy of the nation, for the first time in half a cen
tury, will rule the nation and remake it.
Sincerity and a sober realization of the crisis he con
fronts is breather in Wilson's .inaugural, lie leads a
divided party of divergent, ideas that will scatter with the
spoils. But he will build up a party of humanity upon
ideals so high that it will vouchsafe a new birth of free
dom for the nation.
BOURNE AGAIN
M2XATOU BOl'RXE is
npprceintiou of everyone in southern Oregon tor his
efforts in hehalf of Crater Lake.
Occupying a position of strutejjetic importance in pass
ing upon appropriations, he has twice been able to force
large appropriations for tho park through a house of rep
resentatives openly hostile to the park and its iinprov
ment, with the result that $75,000 more was voted by con
gress aud the policy of improving the park fastened so
firmly upon the government that future appropriations
would follow as needed.
Oregon's representatives cut a sorry figure in the house
and were unable to get decent consideration for thu pro
posed appropriation. Congressman Laffcrty endangered
the future of the park by his fool boast that Oregon was
willing to take the park off the government's hands, a
proposal that hampered the Oregon senators in their
efforts to secure the money and necessitated nianv tele
grams of denial from Oregon.
Once again Senator Bourne has made good this time
as his last official act, and it is with keen regret that
southern Oregon witnesses
the man who has done so much to put Crater Lake park
upon the map.
Taft's veto, also his last act, nullifies all the senator's
work and it. is now up to Senators Chamberlain and Lane
to carry out the program so Well begun by Senator Bourne
and there is every reason to believe that with two such
friends of Crater Lake at the helm, the park will not suffer.
OWEN REPLIES TO .
BAILEY DEFENDING
WASHINGTON', MunA 4. De
nouncing the couerva!ivo faction in
the constitutional convention of 17S7
as thu reactionaries in joint conclave
nt Philadelphia, cmbczr.lors of power
for tho good of the people. Senator
Owen of Oklahoma, early this morn
ing aiiMVcrcd the. attack of former
Senntor Ikiilc-y, of Tcxin, upon the
initiative and referendum, as deliver
ed in the senate chamber ou Jan. 'J.
Senator Owens gave 'J7 reuson
for his charge that the original con
stitution was uii-democratio and de
signed to curb the people of liberties.
Ho gave '24 reii-oiis why direct
legislation ns it in in operation in
Oklahoma, Oregon and California
tnts "in harmony with, and makes
more effective the principles of liu
feoturciguiy of the coplo iiou which
tlu's republic was founded."
To Bailey's assertion that the
people eunnot bo deeiided Umui tu
vote on initiative, or referend meas
ures, the Oklahomaii replied, with
statistics showing n vote of from (10
lcrccut to 100 pcrcctit by the pcop
of various uuteru stnlcs. Then he
declared Hint IJailey himself had
voted only eighteen times in the lnt
187 formal roll calls in tho senate
previous to his retirement lut month.
"President Tuft six years ago,
traveled 1,000 mites to miikc a
speech against the initiative and ref
erendum in the proposed constitution
of Oklahoma, pointing nut t Ii
dangers that would accrue from such
hasty, irrational and immediate legis
lation, etc. The people of Oklahoma,
havhn,' considered well the views of
Mr. Tall, voted in favor of Hie in
itiative and referendum liv 107,000
majority, substantially only the neg
roes, Hie republican office holders
and Hie votes they could influence
against it."
NOTICE ISSUEDT0
T
Notice has boon Isued to the or
chardtsts of tho valley to start their
spring spraying ut once and havo It
completed by April 7. If an owner
of trees ncglectB to do this tho coun
ty fruit Inspectors will havo It douo
ami the work chaiged to the prop
erty. The spraying must bo done with a
lime sulphur spray of 4, ft dcKinoH
llaumy H03Q specific t;rYlty) Jest.
OREGON
mm
TA
PAN
TMAKES GOOD.
entitled to the gratitude aud
the expiration of the term of
EGGS AT 15C ARE
T!
MANY YEARS PAST
The high cont of living hai been
dealt a body blow lu .Med ford as far
ns affected by tho price of fresh
ranch csrs. Middlemen are paying
123 cents a dozen for the bent while
the consumer Is getting them for IS
cents a dozed at the stores and nt tho
public market. Tho offering U heuv)
and the price may break still lower.
In some cases only 10 cents a dozen
Is offered tho producers. This Is tho
lowest prlco paid for eggs In muuy
years In this city
How long tho prlco will remain
this low Is not known but It Is be
lieved that storing will begin shortly
which Is certain to send thu price up
again.
Thu poultry market Is also weak,
with dressed chickens selling from
II to IS cents a pound.
Cortland papers quote eggs lu the
metropolis at 18 to 19 cents a dozen.
It' would pay to ship tebm north.
IN STOCK MARKET
XKW ,YQKK, .March f'.-UiuugoH
were trifling in pie stock exchange
today but trading was fniily active.
Hear pressure n ('an uas resinned
and Hint stock fell two points. Now
Huu'it stocks sold down to 12.') J-1,
thu lowest in twenty-five years,
A rally featured thu mid-nession
but prices sagged therenfter. Tho
leader, held fairly, firm, Heading be
ing thu only issue to icact.
Thu market closed hmcnl of thu
day. Hoiuls were steady.
PARADE MOST PRETENTIOUS
(Continued from page- 1.)
in a great eijiicnlor, President Wilson.
Thousands of college men, alumni of
nrncticully every great university,
and college of the country, were in
line.
I'our Hi-cut Division.
The parade was composed of four
"grand" divisions. First was Iho
iirmy and navy, with ncaily 7,000
men; second, Hat state militia, with
about 12,000 men; third, war veter
ans, and fourth, civic organizations.
Kvory slnfo and almost every largo
city of Iho nation soul its (ptotu to
swell llio bticiuii of, bplcntlor.
CHEAPER
AN
TO START
EARLY IN APRIL
Aceoidlnu t Hubert W. Tel for of
the OhirU & Hcuery Construction
company the- work of piivltiR West
Klevonth street ami tho Hear crook
bridge will Mart early In April, tho
company inakltiK nranKomeiits now
to move it iilttul hero coon lu Immllo
llio work.
Mr. Tplfor urrlvt'il from Kiikoiio
Ihlt morulni; to nrrunito nrcllmlnnry
mnttcnt for tho romiaii) Coimlil
oritlilo tMvtni; l iilnntuM for thlx
ear.
TO POWER COMPANY
rOUTI.AXI), Or. March t I nl
ted States Judpo llcan tins todn huh
talucd the Injunction of the Cnllfor
nlti & Oregon Cower company agtilust
tho Clt) of Oruntrt Cass to prevent
tho enforcement of an ordinance
which restricted n schedule of rates
submitted by tho power company to
the' statu railroad coniiuUslou, Jus.
tlco llcan held that tho city council
did havo tho right to Interfere with
tho ruling of tho statu railroad com
mission w lien It has fixed rates under
tho utilities act.
BOY IS KILLED BY
KICK FROM FATHER
SOUTH VANCOUVIHt. March I. -Dead
as tho result of a kirk alleged
to hao been given by his father, tho
body of Stanley Crowley, nwri 1 1
lies lu the undertaking parlors of
Me'srs. Hamilton llros.. Kroner av
enue, today, aud Jcromluli Crowley,
the boy's father. Is In the cimtudy of
tho South Vancouver police awaiting
tho coroner's Impicst, whlrli will bu
held tomorrow.
Crowley was this morning brought
bvforu Maglstrnto McArthur and
after n format hearing was remanded
until tho Inquest' had been held.
75,000 WATcVl WILSON
(Continued from I'ago 1)
administered the oiUh Wil-011 he; tu
hi iunuguru! address.
The crowd gathered iiroimd tin
cnpitol was estimated at 7.1,000 ami
luridreds of others suitrmcd tin- roof
of the capitol library and udpiccut
buildings, .Momii put 11. c pli'do
graphers got reams o film-
T
.No Indigestion, (ius or Sonnies After
Taking Kais-'s IJios'plu."
If what you Jmt ate Is souring ou
your stomach or llos llko 11 lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or ou botch
gas uiid eructate sour, undigested
food, or huvo a feeling of dizziness,
heurtburn, fullutiss. nausea, bad taxt
In mouth und stomach, headache
this Is Indigestion
A full caxo of I'apo's Dlupcpsln
costs only fifty cents and will thor
ougbly cure your out-of-order stom
ach, and leave sufficient about tho
house In caxo soiao one 0U0 lu th
family may suffer from stomach
trouble or Indigestion.
Ask jour pharmacist to shuw J oil
tho formula plainly printed ou those
f If (y-i.cn t cases, then you will under
stand why dyspeptic troubles of all
kinds must go, ami why thuy usually
rollovo sour, out-of-order stomachs
or Indigestion in flvo mluuto. Ilia
pepsin Is harmloss mid tastes llko
candy, though each doso contains
powor sufficient to digest and pre
pare for assimilation Into tho blood
all tho food you cat; besides, It makes
on go to tho table with a healthy
appetite; but, what will plouso you
most, Is that you will feci that your
stomach aud Irltostlucs urn clean and
fresh, aud you will not need to ie
sort to liKittlves or 'liver pills for bil
iousness or constipation.
Tho city will huvo many Dlupupsln
cranks, as some people will call them,
but you will bo cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation, too, If
you over try a little for Indigestion
or gastritis or any other stomach
misery.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
28 8. llMVVUiVI
IMiouch M, 471 and 47.1
Ambulance Service Deputy Corouer
PAVING
GRANTS PASS LOSES
01
MISER
JUS
VANISHES
GOLD
does more
Gold Dust sterilizes mid lonvos your kitchen
things sanitarily safe. Tho ordinary soap
washed u tonsil is not fit to eat from, because
soap does not cleanse as thoroughly as it
should does not kill germs of decay which are
bound to lurk in oft-used utensils.
Gold Dust does most
of the cleaning without
vnnr- fiecicfnnnn nrtA
.1 ! i
UUUS 11, LUU, 111 U
quicker and more
thorough manner than
will soap or other
cleansers.
Gold Dust makes pot
and pan spick and
span.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago
Itch! Itch! Itch!
CnntUnt Itch !n'"lrrtttn BRav.
1XKM v
few ilrnp of n nilM, itnt'l. lv
trmtaiit rrlipf - ll Kii airtrran l."M:.
D. D. D. Prescription (or liccma
Himml It a ijooj to In- ti"
Tlin nmt full rltr lttl fr ir ! t II
rnn.'l ristrh your .. r i,, rm
fort Mk, It l north in! tvino
In n,l IM to. tfll v.i h..vil It. Also
about PUli Uoa; it IiI.h.
MHIUOllt) I'HAItMAt'V
WMemorels
ft fSlicrePolisIws v
riNtsT QUAurr larccst VAnitTY
XHT VtiV tli ool It.! c.'.hoBilrrMirt I t
pn.ui fir cut.U.m Oil. lUikai IIV a it
an.1 ctiuitcn'a U '. .nil .hiwt, ilatl MlHwMl ruV
WM.tif. TltrH ClOSS." l-
"Uor"ct)oi'iintli'n lur t ttn'ra s o .wr
lakmlaiirra.wtvrunal'"" .i "iXkVt'f '
"Ql'ICKWMIIl-l nlltMrnnii hauu.riaalrl..
lfUni4D.tSWilirtrna.)it. li.
-AISO- CUNH i4 WHII1A1 naval ihMt. Ij
rmiml nblia taku ,ickt.tin r t--im !-... u' It
vk, IK. lm.ii.iWu',l.r..iuiinutii txitca,
aliKnta,iJ.
"U4TC mnlMnlln fot ctnt.on wbo l
I l!ilili TitlnnUilf abeti At. Itautfiflor
tDdlnilralDallbiarli l iMUh lih sl.nuU
orsah,letiU. -BW IUTl-i'a.l'lii'
l ..r ir...rilw.lkfP' A .r nl
" WMITTlMOnC HROB. A CO.,
20-SB .IMn Strpit, Cantbrltlao, M
7 hi 0!ttte"t ttnt r Jifan-toHtnff
Sltt lhikf, it th Ii
A VOID IMPURE MiLK
' tor Infants and Invalids
Get
HORLICK'S
It mean the Original nnd Gcuulno
MALTED MILK
"0McMx'Jmitati6n
The Food-Drink for all Ago
Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form.
For infanta, invalidaaiMl growing children.
Purcnulrition.upbulldingtha whole body.
Invigorntca nursing mothcra J iU aged.
More healthful than tea or coffee.
Taka no aubatltuta, Ak for HORLICK'S
HORLICK'S Contains Pure Milk
Household Economy
llmr In Untfl the llrat (,'niiKh
hjrnp nml tiate ', liy
JlaklnK It fit Ilmiir.
Ciiuuli inriliubii'S. us a rule, coal 11 1 a
lurKu quantity of plain sjrup. if jmi
lake ono idat of rjiiulatnl aUk'.ir, add
'i pint of warm ttiilrr nnd stir ulxnit
li nilanUs, Vint hate aa Kud avrup as
money could buy.
if ynu will then put "'j oiinrci of
l'luox (AO rciits' uiirtli) lu a pint, bottle,
and fill It up uitli tho Niurur byrup,)uu
will hue as much conjjli srup us you
could buy rrudy made fur ijsJ.OU, It
keeps perfectly.
And you will find U tho lot coult
syrup ynu ever iwd oen in lnsiilnf
couh. Vou can ft-a-l It tiil.o Jiuld usu.
ally stops llio most si'vcre couuh In 2i
hours. It It jiiitt hiMathi) cnmili, lm a
eisid toalo clfect, mid taito is jili'iisaut.
Tuku 11 tcaiipuuiiful every one, two or
three hours.
It Is a splendid tciiiwIv, loo, for
vhuophitf cnnuii, croup, hu.irscacHs, nath
liiu, client pubis, etc.
I'lni'X U Hi" ino.t vnluohln concrntra
led compound of Nontuy whlln plan ex
iruct, rich lu k'H'I.ioiiI uikI all tlm lieu I
1 11' plan cleuicats. No otlii'r prepara
tion will work In this formula.
'I'lds rcrlHi for iiiukhu; miikIi reinnly
with Piiicx and ruimir ruji U now
ucd nml prized lu thmiiuiulH of home
la the I'nlti'd States and Cniuidfi. Tho
plan bus often Iweu Imitated but iiucur
siu'i'i'Kifiilly.
A ffiiariiiity of aluolulo mlUfnclInn, or
jnoiicy proinptlv rcfiuidcil, jmen with this
rirlp-. Your ilriKult lias I'lni'V, or will
Lid. It for vini. If nut, wild to Tho
i'luex Co., l'"t, Wayiie, Ind,
mwti ?jb
DUST
than clean
Opportunity is Knocking
i VlILii iSUL Jl
II II (tea 1 U- "J
"Ut tha COLD DUST TWINS
ito your work"
ruts wii.i, iMi:iti:sr .,ionii:iis.
Mother (lra's Hucet I'omlers for
-tillilra.il it cortiilii rtdlnf fur fiiturlxli.
jiiess. Iiciiiiache. laid stoinwch. leeth-
lug dlsoiiiors. move ami rpmiinie tim
liowels ami detro .wurms. Tin
break up colds lu I hour. Thev
urn so pleaaanl lo the tutt rliltdri'ii
llko them Over lo.ouu lcllnia
litis. I'kciI bv uiothrs for 2-1 years
I'l..... . . m .. I I U..I.I aa 1 I .
raliita. "' t'ftiitM MB 111 hit. Inulll'd
I'riH'. Add re, Allen H Olmtcd,
l.tlto. N Y
Auction Sale of Acreage
in thh i'iiciici: .stiiiim isiti.v
Two .Mllen Itiixt of .MiMfnrd
Till HSIIAV, Al'ltlli 10 III O.V THIS
I. A Ml
One und one-ipiartur to (Ho arm
tracts will bo sold to thu hlKhost bid
der Heldom dues Ihu bti)ur havo tho
Uiaurt) to mimu 'tho price ho ptt)
for real cutnto, oupetihtlly oholru pro
pcrty well tocatud and on verjr easy
terms.
Do not fall to iccuru one ut theso
tracts
A special opportunity for the man
of small menus to secure a home.
Liberal dlsrouuls will bu mado for
all cash.
k. r. nr.ititiri', v. 11. ninici:
AiKllonriT Owner
Don't Forget
Your Eyes
NEGLECT
Is last ns dansiTiius ns l.NC'Olt
ItHCT kIusscs.
Tho Klassos I fit ar NOT Jl'ST
fll-AHSIIH. They nro Klaa.i-s
ADAI'TKI) TO YOlMt KVKItY
Itl'UHHItn.MKNT and furnished ut
a Itl.AKUN'AIH.l. COHT.
I don't perform any Inipnitiillill
Itb'M. I. ut if )our oyoalKht tan he
Improved any I can do It, If It
cannot, I will tell oii so.
I)cIj nro dangerous.
DR. RICKERT
i:Yi;rtlfIIIT KI'KCIAI.IMT
Our Kcnluers, .M'dford. Orciiou
YOUNG HOUSEWIVES
Have dldcovered what the more
experienced Inut- ItuoMii for tunny
ears, that
CrescentBaRintJPowder
Italsuu Iho doiiuli
bettor and Is onu
of tho suriets of
IPiod bultlliK
Auk jour modi
for (' r 0 n c 0 n I
fiaklm; Powder,
1-puiiiid can, lioe
CRESCENT MANUFACTUniNG
COMPANY
Health, YuhIiIiik(oii
He ml 'iv Htiinip for Cook llunlt.
Clark ft Wright
LAWYERS
WASHINGTON, I). O.
Public Land MatterH: i-'lnnl Proof.
Ilcsert Lands, Contest nnd Mlnlnn
Cuhch. Bcrlj).
JHKp
Wm i$ t SI i 1 1
I aVTl'jnfffll
I BaV tfllil 1 1 WBfl
WHE'RE TO GO
TONIGHT
UGO
THEATRE
Under Nctv .Mauauciueiit
A HimiliHTHl.VAItV ItOMANHi:
Tint Tiri.it cum:
lMlsmi.
THH Wl.VMNO IIAMI
VltuKmiili.
A IIHSI'IIIIATII fllAM'H
Knlem,
,Sno for ToiiIrIiIi
MlhM .MUHIMIV
Mis. Wool worth will Interpret thu
IIIOVli.
All l.lll'lltlll I'lllUH
Ailml.lon Almt) Ibe Siinie IU and no
jH-f-H-K-M-HH-H-l-fl-r-M-l:
I ISIS THEATRE t
mih.mi.i.i:
liiilieil nnd 1'uWiint'Hi Pnacnt
TlKir IUk l.ltlle Wosteru
",', ('lllknil,
;; thi: ha it M.v rno.H ihaho
I'lii.ui I'l.i). TiU'sday aud Win-
ueailnv.
thi: row 1. it of i,iui
nT a en win; or
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Extmvnganco
Hotel
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2-12 Turk Strcot
I Jincst popular priced
Hotel in San Francisco
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Let thu Hakcr du tho work do tho
work DclcKitto in us tho buyliiK of
Iho fuel and tint flour, Wu'ro Im
iiiiiiic lo heal, our shop Is neat, ut
your scrvho ccij liiuir
Win nut keep cool nml buy thu
tliilahed produit at
MEDFORD BAKERY &
DELICATESSEN
12 H. (Vuliiil
A
SNAP
I'lvi-ronin biifit;alow, mudurii; half
blink ofr piiM.'d iilriii't, for JlUaO,
I'.'Mi casli, balauco ?lfi per imiiith.
Why pay unit when you can own
your hoiuu for so lllllu moiioy?
Ten. in inn) iD-iinn true In only
thieo'mllos from city, ulth plenty or
water, for sale on easy pa intuits, or
ulll oxuhuiiuo for city property.
A loO-iicio farm with I! 00 acren lu '
cultivation, fine wain or alfalfa laud,
at $00 per acie Will talto part lu
ijlly property nml hIvo Ioiik tlnio ou
bnlnnce.
Wood & Messner
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