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John I). Olwcll, formorly of Oils
city hilt now of Ban I'rnnchco, I In
Medford with pnrtr of huMncfl
wen who are inlcreHted III local or
chard!. -They will romalu hero cv
crnl dy.
Sormtor Ton dcr Hnllcrt of Wellon
IA' in Mcdford on a" Short business
trli.
P. Knotts ond M. Hall, who nro
mining nrnr (lold 11111, wero among
tho throng that' nmo to .Mcdford
ono day thla week.
K. D. Weston, commercial photog
raphorn, negatives mnde anr time or
plare by' appointment. Fhon M.
1471.
MIA Mabc-i Van Epps, who has
bottr a gueit of Mrs. II. C. Hohllng,
left j'otenlay for points In California
where, ahe will visit before return
ing to her homo in lown.
C. II. Phelps returned Wednesday
from n several .weeks' visit In Hono
lulu. Mr. Phelps was formerly with
the H. C- Krntner company In thla
city. Arter n short visit with Med
ford friends lie will leave for his old
homo ln JwdtwnVlllo, III.
Why. not .try the,, Modern Wood
Yard? AlllelndB of dry wood at a
reasonable price:. JYhr. Jtoftrjr them?
Tolephono .116-J. . 296
Mr. and Mrs-'W. E. Thompson of
Hold lllll motored to Men-ford Thurs
day. ,
Teed and toed. Schmidt, phono
SCO. 31S
Geo. W. Barron and A. E. Phelps
of Ashlahd transacted business In
Medford ono day this week.
Win. Ulrlch was in Jacksonville
Wednesday afternoon on a taxpaying
visit.
Ladles' shoes shlncd at Summer
vlllo's barber shop.
Mrs. J. McDonald and her son of
Vancouver, Wash., are spending a
few days In the valley.
A. E, Kellogg or Gold Hill came to
Medford Wednesday o legal business.
Ileal homo made bread at De
Voo's. .
O. W. Meyer of Bremen, Germany,
and F. C. Meyer of Sacramento nro
making the city and valley a visit.
C. D. Schlel.wn of Sacramento is
spending Si fc days Id Medfqrd, his
former home.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myrtle
S. Lockwood (regular physicians, not
chiropractors) have removed their
offices, .from the Jiaskins' buUdlng
to 232 E. Main street. '
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Smith left Tor
tho East a few days 'since but may
return.
Mrs. C. B. Roitcl or Central Point
and Miss Myrtle Kennedy of Grants
Pass.wero recent visitors In Medford.
Bring that old book with tors
binding down and have It rebonnd
at the Mail Tribune office. Costa
but little. tf
Jas. T. Burns, who Is making San
Francisco a business visit, will bo
Joined this week by his family.
Frank Norman, who has been visit
ing relatives living near Eagle Point,
hag started on his return to Montana.
Kodak finishing, the beat at Wes
son's, opposite book store.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. W. Dewey of
Evans creek spent Tuesday with rela
tives in Medford.
J. J. Brophy of upper Iloguo river
caiuo to Medford Wednesday on busi
ness Insure and be sure. Right If we
wrlto it. R. A. Holmes, The Insur
ance Man.
Miss Coillo VogelJ or Talent and
Mrs. S.'Keerer of Gold ill were Med
ford visitors this week.
Corbtn Edgcll Is in from his farm
In Eaglo Point dUtrlct, but will not
remain long.
Gerklng & Harmon, studio por
traits, iiome portraits, flash lights,
kodak .finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 128 East Main street;
telophono 21 54.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. MoWllllnms
nuil II. II. Parker of Grunts Puss were
among Medford frleuds this week.
W. J. Scott or Antloch Ib making
Medford a business visit.
Carkin & Taylor (John H. Car
kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank
Building Medford.
Henry Payne is down from hl&
ranch' in Trail precinct.
O. Wakofleld of Proenlx, tho vll
luge shoemaker, wan among his Med
ford friends Monday.
New York Llfo Insurance Co., C.
Y. Tcngwald, Medford National
Bank Bldg., phono 3371.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tolfer huvo
returned to Eugene, nftor u short
visit in Medford.
Gcorgo Leonard of Salum and C.
M- Foster of Rseburg are stopping in
Medford.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
&ABY ABSHFTAXT
Bay Phone 8271
Xlgkt tfftoaaf I X, W. Waaks 9071
A, S. Orr, 309a
Mn, Oro. Wlmer nnd MIm Mar
guorlto Kendall of Josephine county
tarried In Medford the fore part of
the week.
tiro. W And Guy Thrher and
Hmlth brothers were among tho resi
dent of Phoenix who spent n few'
hour In Medford Wednesday.
Vapor baths nnd tclcntlfto mas
sago for men and women. Dr. It.
J. Lockwood, chrlopractor, 203 Oar-notl-Corey
Bldg. Phono 146.
Joseph Neighbor of Griffin Creek
district hns rcturnrd from southern
California, whither he wont In De-
comber.
Joseph Williams hns returned to
his mine, located near Rock Point.
Ho wan nccompanled by his mothct
and Mrs. Lllllo Patterson.
G. C. Beach, music studio. Vio
linist. Will Imttruct on violin, mnn
dollu and guitar In correct method.
Advanced students nud beginners.
Address 234 E. 9th street. Phono
Home 314-L or Main 34S1. 307
NVm. J, Gregory of Central Point
woa in Medford Wednesday, on n
visit to his brothers, Levi nnd James
Gregory, accompanied by his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Ante
lope district wero among their Med
ford friends Wednesday.
Orchard, hunting, fishing and
Crater Lnko scenes for salo nt Ger
klng & Harmon's studio. Negatives
mado any place.'kodnk finishing. 12S
East Main street. Phono 2154
Mr. and Mrs F. G. Burke, who
have been visiting In this part of the
valley, returned -to their homo at
Salem this week.-' '
Plant tho nw English wallflower
now, in order to have n gay garden
In spring. Blooming plants raised
from best English seeds, colors bright
red, dark red, ruby nnd yellow, 13
cents each, $1,110 a dozen. Also
English sweet Williams. $1 n dozen,
brilliant bluo forget-me-nots CO cents
a dozen. Address Frank Schultz, 70(3
High street, Snlem, Ore. 297
A. C. Randall of. Talent is back
from a trip to southern California.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Davis mado a
trip to Jacksonville) Wednesday after-
noon.
Bert Meier nnd his family arrived
from 'Chlco, Cnl., Wednesday ana
may locate.
For sale, building slzo 24x4S. one
stnr- stilncln roof, cost $400. will
sell for $100 account must move off
Southern Pacific right of way. This
is a snap. Edgar S, Hafcr.,
Mri, J. B. Holmes and Mrs. J. E.r
Spenccr were among Medford friend
Tuesday.
Tho. ,Farlow nnd M. F. Hacloy'
wero down from Lake crock precinct
UthL'week. -'-.. . r j
6. E. Rose and Ross Hartcr wero
over fronr Applegate Wednesday.
- C. L. Noel of Yrcka. Cal and II. J.
Westfall aro making- Medford a busi
ness visit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bristow bavo
been visiting In Ashland.
Miss E. King and Miss Florence
Goffe nrc In Medford on a short visit.
II. Marx of Bend is In Medford, as
also is G. fj Marshall of Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Householder ot
Kanes creek drove to Medford one
daylhls week.
,Mrtf. J. W, Mitchell returned from
a visit at her former homo in Siski
you county, California, Wcdtiesda)
evening.
J. S. Harnett and C. S. Nowhnll ot
Central Point district transacted busi
ness In Medford Wednesdny.
Mr. and Mm. Stewart Patterson
have left for uoiithern California and
will be gono somo time.
Tho Iloguo River Valley railway
and J. T. Gnynor have patched up
tholr differences nnd tho former Is
again hauling logs from Jackson
creek to tho latter' mill. Tho Jaek-
sonTlIIo nuto stago lino is conse
quently a thing of the, past.
Tho Colony club will hold a lunch
eon at tho Holland hotel Saturday at
1 o'clock.
W. W. Hartley motored to Jackson
ville Wednesday afternoon.
Fred Miller, who left Medford sev
eral years ago, arrived from Califor
nia Tuesday, accompanied by his fam
ily. PEACE REIGNS
(Continued from Page 1)
session, would neverhnve had a
chance. ' '
"Tho last concerted stand of tho
minority was mado upon my reso
lution introduced immediately follow
ing tho call to order on tho last day
of the session. This resolution pro
vided for immediate adjournment
without transacting nny other busi
ness than tho formal procedure) of
validating acts theretofore passed by
formal and final adjournment.
Loidiig Fight Made,
"Every ono recognized that If a
one-third voto could bo held In sup
port of tho resolution before tho Re
publican caucus could bo hold that
this ono-third would stand united in
support of every voto. Wo lost by
n scoro of 35 to 14( thus making it
apparent that further nttempt nt
concerted opposition was hopeless.
"Considering the fact that had tho
necessary one-third voted ngalust In
dotinlto postponement of tho resolu
(Ion It would havo meant tho sua
tnlning of every veto und a conse
quent distinct Domocratlo victory no
Republican should bo blamed for his
urErwonn m'attj trttittnt),
TAILORS IN NATIONAL CONVENTION HAIL THK
TMC ClMHEi
CF YESTERYEAR
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land rewtitiv ilctiilctl that men werw better (uuKing than women. And nlo. have you heard tin Illicit vil t that pad
les cunts xliouM lie wont It one would bo In style? The tultor nay llmt Hie uinoiillm gender I so senciiillj fair t
tv t.iar It l sniIII by wearlug garment so Muffed with burlap and curled hair that they make ou-ry une who wcurn
Hiem liK'l, like a football her. , , , , .
Sloping Khoulders ulrarfe style, after thl, and the fashion far male nttln l to liecomc le couecsllng f 'utein
lMAUtl fW4ii IhU verv dav The knight of the nhenr In theh eoinl ball mini n the Iwunlful e If liidid 1ml
lne n ,ut hi balr hort "and neglivt hi complexion nnd tmv ll'iie er ni utteiitUui In hi nlllre the) me oiialii h
.uiM win illliiri th fnlr mul nften liunulet PX III the mntrer of lilllrhrl'ttile
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BE SHOWN CLASSIC
The senior class of tho Medford
high school has been Invited by the
new management of tho Ugo thealro
to witness na their guests tho pro
duction ot Sbnkcspearo'H masterpiece,
"Romeo and Juliet," which la offered
Friday and Saturday, Tho. seniors
havo been studying Shakcspearo at
somo length and Superintendent Col
lins appreciated a chanco to offer the
class ono of Shakespeare's classics
through a now method.
Tho production is a splendid ono
In two reels, tho films being colored.
Tho scenes nro laid in n magnificent
paiaco, the photography being un
usually gopd.
EATON RE-ELECTED 10
STATE TAX BOARD
SALEM, Or., March 6. Tho stnto
board today re-elected J. U. Eaton
n member ot tho state tax commis
sion. There was only ono other can
didate for tho placo, this' being C. H.
Stuller of Baker.
Governor West today approved tho
"corrective county fair bill" passed ut
tho veto session of the legislature.
This bill makes funds to bo raised by
a tax levy of ono tnntleth of a mill
avnliablo Juno IS of this year nnd
annually thereafter for county fairs.
Enlarge Chamber for New House.
WASHINGTON', March 0. Pre
paratory to re-arranging the hnll to
nccommotlnto the fifty niMitionitt
members who will come in with tho
nstxoinblinj; oC tho sixty-third con
greaa April J, workmen twnorow will
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR BALE or oxchnngo for ncroiige.
Modern C-room house, three lots,
an up-to-date place, shade and fruit
trees, garden planted. Address. W,
P. Baker, general delivery. Call nt
305 Portland avenue. 301
FOR SALE Sixty laying hens. 1 1
West Eleventh st. 298'
17
LOST Dayton bicycle, IS reward
for return. 134 North Rlvorslde.
E. C. Onddls. 30l
FOR SALE Furnished house on
quarter block; CC0 acres of land;
easy terms. Call or address owner,
II. M. Coss, 604 West Tenth street,
Medford, Ore. 321
FOR SALE Good cedar posts, 12 c.
Hoover Nursery. 298
FOR SALE Good potato planter for
salo cheap. S. C. George, Med
ford. mxm$mx:
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The Bedford .Merchants' Association offers three cash prices for tho hest
slogan to encourage the people of Medford to pafronizo homo merchants, as
follews:
FIRST PRIZE, $5; SECOND, $3; THIRD, $2.
' ! CONDITIONS OF CONTEST:
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Contest opens Monday, March 3, and closes Saturday, March 8. All slo
gans limited to not over ton words and must contain tho word "Medford
Contest open to residents of Medford only.
Clip coupon helow and mail to John IT. Carkin, secretary, Mqdford.
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Lotharios! Havo you board tint the
begin tearing ml lite tlnor nnd lur
nwhing of Hie cltnmhor of tho Iiup
of. representative. Phui for tv
maximum M-ntinc eniucily of lllll
Kron linxe been perfccled by
Klliot T. Woods, NUiHTiutoudenl of
the capital. At present the luui-e
chamber necommodnlc only nlniul
100 persons.
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nr.VY.MAS, Sou'om, Mft.ro.li 11.
Reports Hint the federal government
i to semi tho gunbront (lurrrcro up
the cont to shell tin ncnport today
caused grave nnxiuty nmong tho H.ril)
American reident here. Tho Am
erienn plnn to request Washington
to detain the cruier Colorado, which
arrived here Tuesday night, but to
Scheduled to lenve tamorow.
.NOTICE OF SIlKinVKN SALE UN
HER EXECUTION.
By virtue of nn execution and order
of sale duly issued "by tho clerk of
tho circuit court of the county of
Jackson, stnto of Oregon, dated tho
4th day of March, 1913, In a certain
action In tho circuit court for said
county and state, wherein J. P.
Tucker as plaintiff 'recovered Judg
ment against Frud M. Broker, and
Fre'd'M. Broker- Us Administrator oj
tho estate of Mary A. Broker, de
ceased, and Sarah May Broker, for
the sum ot five hundred fifty six dol
lars and 07-100 .1550.07) dollars,
with interest thereon from said 21st
day of February, 1913, at the rate of
10 per cent per annum, nnd the fur
ther sum of J21.00 costs nnd dis
bursements. Notice la hereby given thnt I will
on
Friday, April II. lt:t.
at tho front door of the courthouso
in Jacksonville, In said county nnd
stato. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, sen nt public auction to
tho highest bidder tor cash tho fol
lowing described real preperty:
Commencing at a point situated 30
feet north and 7 chains nnd C links
west ot tho southeast corner nt tho
lot numbered 3, In block number 2,
of tho MlnKUs subdivision In section
24 to township .17 south of rnngo 2
west of th Willamette meridian and
runnlnR thonco west 100 feet, thence
north 100 feot, thonco east 100 feet,
thence south 100 feet to the place
of commencement, lu Jackson county,
stuto of Oregon.
Taken nnd lovled upon as the prop
erty of tho snld Fred M. Broker and
Fred M. Broker an administrator of
tho estate of Mary A. Broker do
ceased, nnd Sarah May Broker, or so
much thereof ns may bo necessary
to satisfy said Judgment in favor ot
J. P. Tucker, pialntlfl. and against
tho above named dufondnnts, with In
terest thereon together with nil costH
and disbursements that lmvu or may
accrue.
Dated ot Jacksonville. Oregon, on
this 5th day of March, 1!H3.
Al'O. D. 8INGLER.
Sheriff of Jackson County.
Merchant's
NEW PADLESS MAN.
THE LATCST UP-TO-THC
rtrNUTT. THING IN -MimAVKte
tailor In national convention lu Clev
AT ISIS THEATRE
A real comedy skit that will make
a ten-strike hit with isls patrons this
evening Is that offered by HtliiRer and
Stinger, who call their laugh pro
ducer, "Just for Fun." Tho IhIh ple
turncs tonight feature (1. M. Ander
son In Broncho Billy's Gun Play.
There Is alio u roaring Vllncniph
comedy, "Tho Widow's Night," and u
drama "Tho I.orolel," adapted from
the famous song and legend.
Stork and Cupid
Gunning Plotters
Many a. Ntw Home will Have Uttlo
3unbim to Brighttn It.
Thr l mmalbj crtln itfgr of ilrtad
to evrry womsn'i mlml t to Hi irtll
iId, JlitrrM snl lUnjtt r of cblld Mrtti.
Hut. ttisnl In a tontt rrtutrkabl rnnwlj
known u Motb-r" Krlrml, all fiar l Uo
UhnI ami thr prlotl It utiv rt unbuuoiti),
Joyful antlclpatluo.
Mothrr l-'rlrnil ti uml rttrrnallj It
I a moat KDttrtlnic aipllrattin, mikra
tb matelrs ci( Hi toiach anil atxlomrn
pltant ao tbrr rxiuinil raiUf ami naturallr
without pain, wltbotit illitrn ami with
non ot tbat cullar nautn. dfrri)tiuir
and etbfr ijmjitotni tbat l'H'1 t wrakrn
tbp pnoprctUo mutbrr Thu Cupltl anil
the tor arc tirM up to vrnrratlon ; tb
are rated at cunning plntttrt to LrraM tt
comlnr ut a little lunUnui ti ittaililn lb
tirarta and brlgblrn tbo tiuuira v( a boat o(
nappy tamlllra.
Tnrrr ar Iboutamlt of womrn who bara
uwd Mntbtr'a I'rl'nJ, ami tbilt know frnm
riprlmrt that It It one ( imr rratrt
rontrlbutlona to llraltby, titppr mulhrr
totxl. It It tntJ tr all ilnuglitt at II
jx-r bottlr, ami It fipltllr rmimmrmlr,!
a a prrrrntlTn of raklnit brratla anil all
Othrr inch dlltrrxm
Write m ItrnlitrM llnrulttor O., 1.11
Ulnar IMt. .VHanta. tl. tr tli'lr nry
valnabt book In rtptant mnthcni. (It
a toltl of SIoltir"a Kn.ait tu-iUr.
YOUNG HOUSEWIVES
Have dlKOvercd what tho jnore
experienced have known for many
years, that
CrescentBakingPowder
Raises (he dough
better and Is ono
of the secrets ot
good baking.
Ask your grocer
for V r e n c o n t
Baking Powder,
1-pound can, 2Cc
CRESCENT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Scuttle, Washington
Send 2c stamp for Cook Book.
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WARIIINttVON, Mircli . Affirm
ing tho decision of the Washington
stale public service toiiiinlssluiit Ihe
Interslalo romiucrco commission Ut
ility retimed the Great Northern it re
heat lug of the Tiu'tiina switching
ehnrge case. The decision fiitlilds I ho
switching charge of Hut Great North
ern to exceed ft per cent on freight to
roads using Km irntks between Tit
cottm nnd South Tacoinn.
Is
Business
Good?
YOl BET!
AVi'dnosdny night Hosed
our fii'st four weehs in (lie
show business, and wo aiv
mighty thankful to the public-
for the ent'ouragemeiii
they have given us. Our
patrons have increased in a
manner truly surprising and
all of thorn are boosting
ing. AV('d like to thank
you all in person but realize
iho best way to do this is to
give you the best picture
show in lown for your dime.
We're doing this.
Are You One of
Our Patrons?
IF NOT, HERE ARE A
FEW OF THE REASONS
YOU SHOULD BE:
WE SHOW ONLY UP-TO-
THE-MINUTE, NEW
LICENSED FILMS.
WE KEEP THE MONEY
IN MEDFORD AND
SPEND IT WITH YOU.
WE ARE ONE OF YOU,
AND HAVE BEEN FOR
YEARS AND WE'RE
GOING TO STICK.
YOU HEAR YOUR
FRIENDS SING WHEN
YOU PATRONIZE US.
WE TRY TO SEND YOU
AWAY WITH A
PLEASANT REMEM
BRANCE OF COUR
TEOUS TREATMENT
AND A SENSE OF
VALUE RECEIVED
WE'VE SPENT MONEY
IN MAKING IT COM
FORTABLE FOR YOU
AND HAVEN'T QUIT
IMPROVING YET
WE'VE WIDENED OUR
ENTRANCE AND OUR
FIRE EXITS AND
ELIMINATED A FIRE
RISK.
WE'VE LET A CON
TRACT FOR THE COM
PLETE RENNOVATION
OF THE INTERIOR.
OUR VENTILATION IS
CAREFULLY WATCHED
AND YOU WILL AL-
WAYS FIND IT COM-
FORTABLE AND
FILLED WITH FRESH,
SWEET AIR,
IF YOU ARE NOT NOW A
PATRON, LET'S GET
ACQUAINTED.
UGO
THEATRE
Ross Kline Harry H. Hicks
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Our WtinionV
niiidnrntit prlred
Shoen nro n
Mrnng attraction
for thl More.
Wo aim to nlvo
our pnlrotm
morn Shoo ntyb
nnd inont real
Shoo vnltto for
tholr money
than wo over
havo before.
Our complete
linen ut Mien,
ami our export
Shoo Hiirvlco
miuhtcM mi to
placn it Shoo
thnt'a right on
every womnu'a
foot.
Thero nro new,
dull nnd bright
leathern, new
cloth top ShiiiH
now blurk
velvet anil aiteilo
nud white
Nubitck
Prlret range
J.ttn lu 9(1.00
llchling'
OOOI) I IT S1IOU STOltll
Dinner's Real Estate
& Employment Bureau
lflO ncri'n. with water right, largo
holme, tnnll burn, flt mlleit from
lown, It. T. I), and tolephono prlco
S2&00.
f. nerd, cloio In, Al toll, 3-rootn
hoiue, hnrtt nnd woodahed, Reed
uprlitg, all fenced, $2100 with term.
15 nereit, Hear creek land, amnll
homo, chlckon home nnd burn, nam
lino englno; prlco J 1.600, turm.
KCIIAN(li:.
i room fttrnUhed bungalow and
two Iota euch fiOxlOH, otltblllldlngit,
for California properly.
10 room homo, ono let 51x100,
omo furniture, for California prop
erly. l-iroom furnlahcd Imnnatow, tot
COxlOO, will irndn for vacant loti on
or near pavement.
Tor Ilent
Ilotiara and rooniit, furnlahcd nnd
unftirnlahcd.
I.lat your hoiiion nnd rnttchci with
nn, either for rent or nto.
Typewriter, r.ood condition, fur
sin cheap.
r.MIM.OVMi:T.
Oirlit nud women for general
hutiaework; ranch bunds.
WnltrcaM $30, room nud hoard.
MRS. EMMA BITTNER
I'lionn Home It
OpM.ltc. Nnali Hotel
ItOOMH O ami 7. I'AI.M llt.OOK.
l.ut tno tluker ilo tint worlt do tlio
work' Dalegntn to iin Ihn buying of
Iho fuel nifd tho flour. Wn'ro Im
mtino to hunt, our tthnp 1h neat, at
your aorvlcn oVery hour
Why not keep cool and buy tho
flnlahed product ut
MEDFORD BAKERY &
DELICATESSEN
IU H. Central
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FIvo-ronm buugitlow, inoilorn; half
block off pnvod utreot, for $ lUf!0(
$2fi0 cttHli, bitluuco $ir por mouth.
Why pity rqnt when you run, own
your homo for so Uttlo moiioy?
Ton, 16 nnd HO-acro trnctH only
throu iuIIoh from city, Willi plenty of
watur, for Halo on eiiHy piiymiuiH, or
will oxthniigo for city ii(iiorty.
A 100-ncro farm with 1100 nrroa In
cultivation, flno grain or alfalfa land,
at $00 por ncro, Will lalco pnrt In
city property and glvo long tlmo on
Iniliinco.
Wood c Messner
I'ltouo nuuii,
No. 8 H. Coutrnl
to
m
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M OAKCrlY mU.t
refusal to cooporuto."
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