Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 19, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
1
C. M Ruth, iiohtninNlnr ut Iturh
OieKon, spent Tuesday with frlouda
la Meiifurd.
Tim Chosen I'rlenda of Medford
will play tint Cent nil Point hiiMchnll
(cum at Medford Humbly.
Attention, mowers! riln your or
dors nt ont'ti Midi Din Hokum lth'or
Fruit &. Produce AssoU'illo i '01
niuudKn piittt nml nniuditluit oil, flu
trilMl SI'IIKOU h iicnr lit llllll'l.
Mr. Turner or Portland, 11 (rained
ii ii run, wlto has been vIkIIImk In llui
vnlloy, h'(t for liutiio Tuomluy.
Out your tuiiHUn nt Wonder Htorc.
E. D. Weston, commercial photo
raphnrn, negatives inndo any tlmo or
liUco by appointment. Phona It.
1471.
Tim Rent Itooiu served ii luurlii'oii
In tlin Merchants' AnMiclatloii on
Wednesday.
Mr. W. II. Johimton of lIocolnirK
nml Mm. I 0 JoIiuhuii of (Irnntii
Pnsa spent Tuesday nlithl In Met.
ford.
Tnko ndvnutiiKo of Mitt reduction
and itiako u fltllliK iiiiolulnirnl nt
Moo'n hefoio April I for n drey drcsn
form. Tlii)' tiro modeled over your
oh n flKiirc. IIiiih riiroiliicliiit every
llun peculiar to )ou. 30K
Or, llerthn Sawyer of Ashland
lunilo Medford u profckloiial visit
Tuemlay.
Feed nml lead. Hchmldt, phono
200. 318
Dr. I-' P I.Ntcrly lnu returned
from n stay of several week tit III
rnui'li In th o Trnll district.
vapor oaths and scientific maa-
aaso for men and women. Dr. R
J. Lock wood, chrloprnctor, 203 Oar-
nett-Coroy Did. Phone lit
C. I) UIIIaoii of Klumntli Falls In
ninkltii: M i'il ford a husiuess vUlt.
(J. C. Reach, music aimllo, Vlo
Unlit. Will liiitruct on violin, man
dolln and tfiltar In correct method.
Advanced students nnd bcglnunra
Address 23 C. Dili atrcct. I'hono
Home 3MI. or Main 34R1, 307
Clarenro A. Wlui'trout nan ,.
turni'd from n trip to Portland nud
Is In Mi'dford nunlu.
Orchard, hunting;, Millien: and
Crater l.nko scenes for aalo at (lor
kins & llnrmnn'a atudln. Negatives
mado any place, kodak finishing. 138
Kant Main slreot. Phone 215 It.
Jeter brothers, l Fields and H.
I.ettuken of Johttphlnu county Morn
In Mcdford tlio turn part of tha
week.
Ladles' ahoca rhlnod at 8ururaer
vllln'n barber ahop.
Rev. W. i:. (loodn of Mnliool. Cnl.,
In pn)lui; Ida former home In Mod
ford II vUlt.
Ilea) homo maao bread at Do
Von'a.
Genre. Wendt of Jacksonville w
In Mctltord Tuesday. Ilo recently
returned from an extended stay it
New IMuo Crest, Cat.
tiring thai old book with torn
binding down and havo It rebound
at tho Mall Trlbuna office. Costa
but little. tf
Mra. J I'. Itcddy Iff I Tueaday af
ternoon for Sacramento, Cab, where
tier iluiiKhtcr la utli'iidlui; school.
Kodak finishing, mo boat at Was
on'a, opposlla bonk atoro, "
(I. W. Thrasher linn rrturui'd to
hH coppir in I lion In tho Hlakljou
mouiilnliiH, not far from tho Jean,
pliluo county lino.
Iti'd lliiml iiindy, IKc lb., at V;in
tier rltoro. :')
Mm. J. V. Mi'rrltt and lior dniiKh
tor, MImn KNthor, of Coutral Point,
nlKO Mra. J. I Adniiia of Klumntli
county, wero kui'mIh of Mcdford
frli'tida Tiiruday,
Inauro and bo auro. Right It wo
wrltn It. II. A. Ilolmei, Tho Iniur
biico Man.
Mm. 0. llarlmtiKli of ucUhouvIIIu
wiih In Medford Tiumduy nftcrnoon
(lorkliiK ft Harmon, attidlo por
trallM, Iioiiio portralla, flaih lli;hta,
kodak flnlahliiK, post card work and
cnlorKliiK.; 128 liaat Main Btruot;
lolopliono 'JIG H,
llohort Itoliomon nod P. A. Do
(Ivncmill of OrnntH Puuu tarried In
Med ford Tumidity.
Cliolco of barrottvH, 'JCu to f.fio
valiiuH, at iric, Wondur Store. Ti'iT
Prank P. Talkliiglnn, for many
yinim ii ri'Mldont of Hulom and Uuko
liurKi dlud at tho nipltul city Bun
day, itKi'd nu yoara,
Cnrktn ft Taylor (John H. Car
klu and Olonn O, Taylor), attorneyi-at-law,
over Jaokaon County bank
llulldlng Mcdford.
Itolmrt (lordou, who wilt bu onu
of tho Iohhoiih of tho Piiko thentor,
Iimh roturiiud from u trip to Kukoiio
uud Portland In tho lutorcbt of that
pluylioiiHo.
Thoy nay alio In coiiiIiik buck.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDJURTAIOURS
I.ADT ABIItrTAlTT
Day Phono liiiT
NlKlit l' W't'cka HKW.si
Phonos A, K. Oir 7HM
J - ')! .,' '.. ' . .,.'.'
I'or luiln, by (lie llogiiit Itlvitr I'miI'
Ai Produio AunimImIIoii, IiIk'i f,u,,ii
(.'nilnrliorK On hard I'rnut Almtii
tenia mid tented llieriunmelitm.
Marry MrmlrlKK la on duty at the
pONtofflco iik'iIh, aft'ir an almuiiuo of
Moviiral Meeka,
Now York l.lfn Insurance Co,, C.
Y, TniiKwnld, Medford National
Hank llldg., phono 3371,
A full linn of lla)ea Orchard Hpray
ItliiH, 1, 3 and li'i homo power, with
or without tower and mauneto, nt
tho lloijiiii Itlver I'rillt k Pioduco
AHHiirlntloii.
I'rink Kay la In (lol.l lllll mid
(lold Itay dlatrlrlN, looklmc after tho
lulereata of tlin (lold Itay ItMilty
company.
Mm. P. It. Nell and her jtaiiKhter,
MIh Mildred, arrived from Uvrhy
Tiiendny and wmil to JackNonvllle.
(I. H. Moorn of Central Point tar
ried a few bourn In Mcdford Ttiemlay
afternoon,
K. A. Welch and II. 0. Kenliir
wero bualtieMN vlnllom III Anhlaud
Tueadiiy ntternoon.
T. A. Ileiidemon arrived III Med.
ford from tho north Tuciutny.
W. J. Hlanley and C. II. V.'kIh
of ANhlaud npfiit TueiMlay lilulit In
Medford.
N. Young and H. II llnrnlati khm
over from Kaglo Point Tucaday
Kev C. I, MrCaiintaiid of iatle
arrived In Medford Tuemlay nud i
awilatlug Kev, W. T. Couldnr In tli'
prolrnrled meeting being held at the
M. K. church Kouth.
H. J. Myem and (Jcorgo W, Dewey
wero down from Kvaua creek Tuca
day afternoon.
W. J. Hcott and It. W. (lain .-t
lleagln Hero among lliono who enmo
to Medford on bualueaa Tueadav,
Judgo Calkin went to Aalilnrd
Tiiciiday nfturuooii, but will reron
M'lin circuit court In ackaoullle to
day. Jay Terrell of Talent, deputy coun
ty nancaaor, tarried n few houra Iti
Medford Tueaday.
J. II. Ileemnn of Cold lllll Hpeiit
Tuemlay In Mcdford on legal bint,
in.
John WIIoii nnd W. K. I'lnney
Mere among thoau over from Jack
sonville Tueaday.
It. W. Colilna of Kugeuo nud I'.
II. Iluriier or 1 1 It. Cal., ure In Med
ford on bualiieiia.
(Juy Thraahrr of Phoenix made a
trip to Medford Tucaday,
Charlca P. Young returned from
I.oa Aiigelea Tuemlay evening anit
Mill bo followed aoon by tho balance
of tho Medford delegation who HAT'
tho Andcriuu-llroM'u fight.
Mm. Jntnca T. lliirua ban Joln-d
her huabniid, who la located at Silt
Prauclnco.
Mm. Charlea II. Pierce of Aahlaud
wan nmong her Medford frlouda
Tueaday,
C. II. Walaoit and (Ji-orge P. Tret
reii, Aahtnud attorneya, wero In
Medford nnd Jacknouvlllo Tiiendny.
Mm. It. V. Ilcall of Central Point
dUtrlct M'aa tho gueat of her daugh
ter, Mra. Charle.i Strang. Tueaday,
W. I. Uaalier or tho Home Tele
phono company motored from .Uh
laud Tucaday.
Mm. K'atlirjii Ingrahnm returned
Tueaday from a vlalt to Cold Hill.
T. H. Kteiheua mado n bualneiia
trip to Central Point tho fore part
ot tho week.
i:. I.. I'arra and W. S. Iloagland
of Central Point ramo to Medford
Tiiendny. returning In tho eenlng
Polk Hull mid K. U. MorrlMUi of
OrUfln Creek illatrlcl were among
Medford'a recent tmaliieiu; vUltom.
O. I,. Kenmea, P. J. Noff, W. P.
Mealey, (), II. I.nwlcr nnd other
Medford attorney havo been nt
Jarkaonvlllo during tho Meek.
Mm. O. A. Davla la at (Irnnla
Pima, vlhltlng Mm. Pred lloper.
Tho Oregoulan la printing aonio jf
tho happeulnga of '-'C jeiir.i ago,
among which wiih tho follewing:
"Jnckaonvlllo, March C Tho Ore
gon .Sentinel or thin rlty hna bo-m
purchaaed by Charlea Nlckcll of tho
Democratic Time nud Its publication
will bo BiiHponded. Tho purchiiHo of
tho Huutlnol lu much regretted, iih It
waft tho pnrty organ of tho Jackuon
county republlciiiiH, bchldca being
next to tho oldest paper lu tho Mate,
It being n foM' yoara youngur than
tho OroKonlnn,"
NW YORK, Mnreli III. Twenty
cubes of tiilnreulot.ls of tho bono
wero treated nt Mount Slnni liosplliil
licro toiluy ,y Jr, Frieiliimnn of Her
lilt. Ho ulso h prepnroil to trout
physical ileformiticis in tlio hiunu in
hliliilion lomonou'.
Ur. I'Vii'tlmunn was iiniupiiscly
ploiihcil today over reports of pro
KruHii in tho etibCH of tuhorculoM he
(rented about ton days ngo.
Produce Company Closet)
Suit wan filed in tho elreuit court
today by tlio Wood t'ui'tiu uouiuny
of Haeraiiiento uguiust II. T. IIiik
well, or tho Southern Orenon I'roiluuo
company, Sheriff Singlor was direct
cd to tuko eliargu of tlio place, which
lin illil Hljiiilly bnforo noon today,
MDDFOTIT) lrATT; TRTHmnU,
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SPLITS WORK ON
3
The county coiiiiiiiaalonern'liiiti1 ill
Udi'il the county up into llnru din
IrielH In older to exMillle tlin ivotk,
Judgo Ton Velle Inking charge on one
illHtriel, C'oiiunlnMoiier Kiullli one,
nnd t'ointniht.loiier Lecver one. In
this iniiiiner lliu work lu each iliktriol
will recelie perhoiml uttentlou, The
road mipurvlNorx will report to the
coiumirthioiicr In eliurge of that din
I riot.
Commiihioiier Hmitli get tin- nor
tliern tier of road iIImIHcIh whieli in.
iilmleH l! huh fieck, Saiim Valley,
Trait, l'roHet nml AhIichIok.
t'onniiinNlnner l.eeer lum the two
Central Point IMrlet. lyigle Point,
Derby nml Lake Creek.
Judge Ton Velle hat Mnlforil, A
plcgrtte, Talent nnd Anhland.
MANTLE OF SNOW
OVER NORTHWEST
rOI(TI.AN'l, .March 111- -After
auoiviiiK for file bourn early tliin
iiioriiiug, the bun broke through the
elouiln nud in rnpidly ilUoiptiling the
(mo inch lull. The miiow miih accom
panied by a cold north wind.
Kr.ATTI.K. March I U. Snow mini-
,i .. c ..i- i i . . i , i .1
lien Seattle in mIii c today o a depth
,. , ., i
wirying irom imo to niree incur
The xtoiiu eoimiieiiecil late ycMrnlny;
nllernooii nml continued throughout
the iilgbl, (be beavlent full occurring
between hix nnd eight o'clock thin
morning, when a cold north wind blew
the cloudrt nwny, HeportH from
eoiiml MiiulK hbow the MioM'fnll to bo
genernl Ibnnigliout wilern WiihIi
iugtoii. sleetIdIS"
I'KNM.KTO.V, Or., Mnreh It).-A
sleet nud miow htorui began early
today nnd U contiuuiug unnbatcd. No
ilamago U renirted to grain but hbeep
men xi ill milfer as they ore in the
niiiM of lambing hciihon.
WAI.I.A WAI.I.A. Wii March JD.
A heavy fall of wmw begnu early
today and indicntlons nro that it will
continue for some timp. r'unncru miy
that no damage will be ilouo to the
wheat.
FOR THIS EVENING
Snow Is the prediction of tho I 'cul
m calher bureau for tonight Hint It
need not bo nurprlidnR If MoJford
awoko tomorrow to find n coerin
of Imo Inched of "tho beautiful" ovei
tho city and valley,
A general miow storm prevails to
day over tho iiorthwcnt and thin j
bonded toward Houthcrn Orcgo.i.
SOUND WAR FOOTING NEW
PLAN OF MILITARY AIDES
WAHIIINCTON. March 10. In nt
official ktatcmeiit of tho policy today
tho Hccrctnry of war declared ho was
lu favor ot Immediate preparation
for tho military forcoa ot tho United
Htatea to meet nny emergency, hold
ing dlvrutiHton of disarmament by tho
International agreement will bo en
tirely out ot placo In consideration
ot what thla government uhould do
to meet existing conditions. Tho
iecrotnry proposed tho retention of
tho regular army at Ita present
Ktrengtb, Improvumeut ot tho nuvul
gunrd and not tho creation ot n re
serve. Tho secretary aald tho moat
rabid untl-mllltnrlst could mirloualy
Htiggcst nn army ot 90,000 men to
look nftcr tho population of 110,
000,000 bad any hint of militarism
about It.
COUNTY
CO
ROADS
W
Thmrm is Only Onm
"Bromo Quinine"
Thmt im
Laxative Bromo Quinine
UKO TN W0HIB 9VC TB aTlMaT A 10 IM 9MK BAT.
Always remember tbo full uamo. Look
tot tbU slguaturo on every box,
S6o,
AfEDFOnD. OIJKflON, WKDNKHDAY. MAUOU 1f),
rrm
FOR WALL STREET
WAHIIINCTON, March 19. - Proa
Idem Wllaon In a atatemetit tnat nlgbt
approved by hln cabinet after two
houra' dlacuaalon, aunouiiced hla ad
mlnlatrntloii had declined to re'iueat
a group of American hank cm to con
tinue, their negotlatlona for partici
pation lu n tl2ri.OUO.000 loan denlrcd
by tho Chlneao government. ,
Tho adiulnlatratlou'a declination
wna baaed on dlaapproval of condl
tlona of loan nud Implication of re
apouMlblllty un the part or thin gov
ernment, which tlio administration
declarea la obnoxloua to tbo princi
ple! upon which thin government
renta.
Tho Htatemcnt anya that thla gov
ernment Mill lend Ha aid In every
May toward promoting Intercut of
China nnd nlludca In complimentary
terrua to tho efrorta China la mak
ing to republlcanlro Ita government.
Tho atatemetit takes ndded algnlfl
caucn when It wna authoritatively
Mated that tho muiio policy
would apply throughout tho WIIkoii
ndtnlnlatratlon to parallel situations
In Central America and elsewhere In
which tho United Htatea waa con
cerned. In tho last administration Secre
tary Knox urged paiuage of two loan
convention tor tho purposcn of re
habilitating tho flnnucea ot Nica
ragua nud Honduras. Tho United
Htatea waa to havo had n voice In
tho M'lectlou of lnapctora of cuatoma
through whom luterenta of American
bank ng flrma wna to bo protected,
,.,., , .
In Santa Domingo n somewhat
almllar prociu la now In operation
j under tho convention entered Into by
tho Itooxevclt administration.
STOLE SI; GIVEN LIFE;
INSANE; PARDONED
COMMIU'S. Ohio, March 10.
Stirred by tho JiiiJuMice of Ihc sen
tence" Governor Cox today pardoned
William Welsh, who wns'givcti n life
sentence in the stu(e irniteiitinry foe
stealing il worth of baeoit when be
wiis hungry. A few mouths of prison
life brought Welsh face to face with
his fnte nud constant brooding over
the sentence broke bis mind, nnd to
day he is believed to be hoclrhsly in
sane. Six years ngo Welsh, pcm'ilfM nnd
hungry, was wondering through boutb
Ohio looking for work. At Greenville
bo opened tbo door of a dwelling nud
Htole ii few iKiumiK of bacon. Welsh
was caught, brought into court nud
admitted bin guilt. Then tho judge
sentenced him to life imprisonment,
declaring- the luws of Ohio provided
that sentence for anyone breaking
into an occupied dwelling with intent
to steal uud that bo "had no other
alternative,"
Don't Overlook Tbis
A
Carrftil Perusal Will IVove lta
Value to i:vry Mall Trlhuiio
Header.
Tho average man la a doubter, nud
thero la little wonder that this Is so.
Misrepresentation)! mako peoK
akepttca. Nowadays tho public nsk
for hotter cvldenco than tho testi
mony of (strangers. Hero la (root
which uhould convince every Mail
Tribune reader.
H, J. Durfeo, 32 N. Ilartlelt St.,
Medford, Ore, 8aa: "1 waa troubled
by my kldueya off nnd on for yenra.
If I caught a alight cold, It alwr.a
Bottled lu them, causing my back to
becomo very lame, weak and painful.
Last summer I was Buffering In thrt
way and on u trloud's advice, I pro
cured Doan'a Kidney Pills. I found
thla remedy to bo exactly ns repre
sented nnd In n few dayn tho trouble
left me, I know of mnny other per
sona who havo obtained benefit from
Doau's Kidney Pllla."
For sale by all dealers. Prlco 50
cents. Kostor-Mllbuni Co., Ilu'fato,
Now York, nolo agents for tho United
.States.
ltemombor tho muno Doan'a-
and take no other.
UNCLE
SAM
LONGER COLLECTOR
msm
li-T-J'lS.
motive. Hfi declared hla nam) waa
Aleko Schliina and In rraponso to n
question by nn officer whether ho
had no pity for hla country ho an
nounced ho wna against the govern
ment. Hchlnna maintained n per
fectly linpaaslvo demeanor. Precau
tion wero taken Immediately nnd
perfect order la being maintained.
MARKET REPORT
Price Paid by IcnJer
KGGS-12o.
HUTTER-30C.
I'OTATOKB-075c.
CAMIAnB K&1V&&
AI'I'I.KS 10(,'tJ.V.
ONIONS 7fle(o$1.00.
CAIHIOTS 7fe$1.00.
PAKHNII'8 76c(9L
TUANIPS 7ScSl.
Livestock
HOGS DrfPaed, 8c; alive SVi
8IIKKI iy2c.
STKKHS-Alive, 0c
COWS-Alivr, C5V4o,
VEAl-lrcMcd, lie.
POULTRY Mixed -ibfckana, lOo;
upringn, 12c ; drcHwd, 12l-lc.
Ifny and Oroia
(Selling Price.)
WIIKAT $l0.
OATB-JH.00.
HAV Vetch, 11 ton; rrain, $13.
PARLKV 127 ton.
C0RN-I25 ton.
Public Market rricea
K(K3S 15c.
nUTTEIt 32&c
HUTTEfl FAT 33c
POTATOES 7Cc$l per 100 lbs.
ON!ONS-C5.
CAI1BAUB llAc.
CAUL! FLOWP.lt 7fic(3!1.29.
APPLES 30CttC0c box.
UON'BY 10i5e lb.
SAUERKRAUT 30c gaL
VrNEGAR 26c KaL
CIDER 25c gal.
CHICKENS Hens, lGc
1'ORK 1015c.
HEEF 1020c.
LAUDlSc.
HACOK 1618c.
SHOULDERS He.
HAMS 18c.
There arc In Vienna 11,718 cab
inet makers. The average work tlmo
of the cabinet makers la at present
51 U houra weekly, as against G7K
hours lu 1906.
JdeSilver
Collars
but loefot ia Uuodcnsf bold Atp.
Try tJ9 U will py you. TK tnrm
&lp ' die Pembrole. wkhLINOCORO
"SNAP-ON" mnroNHOLE.
J4'5a
Hot 25c
rcrabrok. 1 1 'I la. Krntttt, J V W In.
Chub un. I In.
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1013.
I... 3.-L1-J UJ ll-UI.
I'll Curt! In fl To 14 Dayf,
Your druggist will refund money
(f PAZO OINTMKNT falls to cura
any exso of Itching-, Jlllnd, llleedlog
or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days,
so cents.
NOntT-: FOIl PAVING ItHJH.
Tbo tindoralsned will recetvh
sealed bids nt hla office in tho City
linll for hard auriaco pavement on
Hear Creek Ilrldac nnd tho auproacn-
ca thereto, nccorclina to apeclflcn
tlonn on. file with tbo City Recorder
or In accordance, with tho plana and
Specifications aubmltted by tho bid
der, snmn to bo approved by the
City Engineer.
All blda must bo accompanied by
certified check of five per cent (C
per cent) of the bid and must bo
filed la tho Recorder's office not
later thnn five (t) p. m., Wednes
day, March 28, 1913; ha Id blda to be
considered and ctd upon by the
City Council nt any tlmo nftcr six
p. m. March 21, 1913,
KLMEIl T. FOHfl.
Recorder of the City of Medford,
Oregon. .
Dated March 19, 1913.
NOTICK FOH HKWKIl 1HDH.
Not I co la hereby Riven that tht
understgnml will recelvo sealed bids
for Biaeh lateral sewers on I'aU
Klerenth strfet, from Portland ave
to Aahlnnd ave., nnd on Oak atraet.
from a point 1C0 ft, north of Hecond
flcatlona on fllo with the City Re-
I . I ' ' I ' " . 1 I 1 -I'llU II
f
We Uko
to Fit
M ayf ield Kentucky Pants
One-Fourth Off
"NVc arc cutting diio-fourtU off the price of every
Piir of Mcu's Pants in our store. "Ve arc just in re
ceipt of a big shipment of Mayfiold Kentucky halt
wool and all wool Pants, ranging in price from $1.75'
to $5 a pair, in eassimcres, woz-steds and serges. "We
especially call your attention to tho $3 Pants which
arc now soiling at $2.25, or the $1.75 wear forever
grade now selling at $1.31. "We waut you to investi
gate and figuro on this proposition. It's a must have
money proposition with us.
THE WARDROBE
WXSTMAIK
sjk i!k aal it! al!ai aaai sml alfffc
STAR THEATRE
Comfortable
Feet of Matchless Film
ADMISSION 5c AND 10c
THE INTERNATIONAL CONSPIRACY .. , .
Thrco Reels
Sec the Motorboat and its human occupants destroyccUby
a torpedo fired from a battleship
AND, WE PROMISE YOU THE LAUGH OF YOUl:;
' " " LIFE IN - ."
'CALAMITY ANNE'S VANITY
A crackorjaok westorn comedy you will not fail to appre
ciate It's a Flying "A" '
MUSIC
EFFECTS
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eordor nnd City Knttseer.
All blda mtisi bo neeempaRM nv
certified check, equal to flva tier'
rent (5 per cent) of the old, a-Ml
must bo filed with tho Recorder nnt
later than flvo (C) p. m Mareh 3$,
1913.
KLMKR T. FOtW.
Recorder ot the City ot Medford,
Oregon.
Dated March 19, 1913.
NOT1CK FOB r.iVIXO WIW.
Notlro Is hereby Riven that thn
underalitned will receive settled bldi
for hard surface pavement on Cot
Uko street, from VmhI Main street to
tho south end of Cottaaxi street, nc
cordlnx to spsclflcatlorur. on fllo with
tho City Itecorder and City Knulneer.
All bids must bs accompanied by
certified check, equal to flvo per
cent (0 per cent) of tho bid, and
must bo fllert with tho Recorder not
later thnn flvo (6) p. m March 26,
1913.
ELM Kit T. F08H,
Recorder of tho CU ot Medford,
Oregon.
Dated March 19, 1913.
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Mall Tribune.
FOR SALK-r-Pufe. bred Barred Uck
csw. J1.50 per 15; I2.&Q fxir 30,
M. B care Tribune. 60 Plum Uu
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"SHOES"
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DROWN NU BUCK
WHITE NU BUCK
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4.00
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lo please.
BEHLING'8 Tho ium
'GOOD FIT' SHOE STORE to Fit
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