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A. i. Itonmcn, If. Wlthlugtoti, U
L, Heahies nnd 0. II. Lnwlor worn
In Jacktonvlllo Saturday on lognl
huMllCSS.
JiiiIko CnlklnR of llio circuit court,
who now lives nt Ashland, will noon
become a resldont of Medford. In or
der to bo closer lo his chambers. The
iltitloa of his office, which are In
creasing steadily, requlro that ho
spend much of his time nt the county
soat.
Mr. and Mrs. Low In Ulrica of Jack
sonville motored to Medford Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. George 12. Neither, who 1ms
been In Callfornln for somo tlmo past,
returned to Jacksonville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lcbo re
turned from their northern trip Sun
day afternoon.
For palo, tine family driving or
riding horse, bus?) nnd harness.
This Is a Reed buy at $200. If In
terested wrlto Lothrop Perkins, 19
Itoss Court, Medford.
O. J. Ode!!, who arrived front
Klamath Falls last week, has been
Joined by his wife.
1U W. Clarke of Grants Pass
passed through Medford on the south
bound train Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Slsemoro, who
nrrived from Klamath county last
week, havo gone to Portland on a
visit.
Oeorgo Carder, who was sent to
the Insane asylum from Jnckson
county In 190G has escaped from that
Institution. Ho was given parolo
privileges, and Is not dangerous.
Orchard, hunting, fishing and
Crater Lake scenes for salo at (Jer
king & Harmon's studio. Negatives
made any place, kodak finishing. 12S
Cast Main street Phono 2J5 It.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schlcb, rela
tives of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E. Redden,
arrived from southern California
Sunday evening nnd will visit In
Medford n while.
Miss Isslo McCully and Mrs. Har
rington of Jacksonville wero Mcdforn
visitors Saturday afternoon.
John Mack of Ashland spent Sun
day In Medford. tho guest of Orm
Davis.
If you want your lawn mower
sharpened or repaired phono 3C0-J.
30
I. F. Brown and Arthur Nichols
were over from Eaglo Point Satur
day.
Vinton deal! and Glenn Owen of
Central Point tarried a short tlmo In
Medford Sunday.
C. C. MfH'orklo of Roguo Rt.'cr
made a trip to Medford Saturdcy.
Stanton Grlffls, tho horticulturist,
was a Sunday visitor In Medr-d , .
Gerklng & Harmon, studio por
traits, home portraits, flash lights,
kodak finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 128 East Main street;
telephono 21 C R.
C. P. Drlggs. lato of Dutto Falls,
has resumed his former position at
Dr. Robinson's drug storo In Jack
sonville. Mr. Speck, tho orchardlst, returned
from tho north Sunday afternoon.
Ed Clemens, foreman of tho l.lng
ham orchard, located south of Med
ford, spent Sunday In tho city.
Insuro nnd be sure. Right If wo
wrlto It. It. A. Holmes, Tho Insur
ance Man.
Mr. und Mrs, Oeorgo C. GaiVctt
left for Portland Sunday. Thoy will
nUovIalt at Eugene and Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Hert Hooker of Per
rydalo wero among tho many who
canio to Medford Saturday.
George H. Slover of Grants Pass
was lu Medford Sunday on rcuto
homo from Ashland,
MUs Allcen Kingsbury, who Is ns
Blstlng In tho tar collecting depart
ment of tho sheriff's office, camo to
Medford Sunday.
Kodak finishing, tho best at Wos
ton's, opposite book storo.
L. J. Myers of Salem Is a lato ar
rival In Medford. Ho Js a former
resident of this cty.
Miss Gertrude Price nnd Mrs. J.
L. Webb and son of California ure
visiting In Medford.
ICrkk Anderson of Uuo Lodgo dis
trict, tlio miner, has. been transact
ing business In Medford.
J. l. Norrls of Mldvule, superin
tendent of tho English orchards,
tpent Sunday uftornoon In Medford.
L, Coltraln of Roseburg was n ro
cont visitor In Medford.
Special Tablo d'Hoto diurier at
Holland hotel every evening -10c. 34
Miss Marlon White was among
Ashland friends Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. If. A. Bchloss, and
1J, Smart of Grants Pass wore among
tho many who camo to Medford dur
ing tho weok.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
X.ADX A88ISTAXT
Day Phono 2U7
Night V. Weeks JOil-J-a
rnofies a. li. Qrr 07H-M
j1"
WIIon brothers wore over from
Jacksonville Saturday afternoon
J. J. Skinner and C. II. Wells of
Orlffln rreek worn business visitor
In Medford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chnno of
Sterling hnve gonn to Los Augclos
nnd will bo roup snmo time.
T. E. Daniels, deputy grand ex
alted ruler of tho IK P. O. Elks, ban
icturned from McMlnnvllle. where ho
Installed the newly elected officer" f
the lodge at that place.
Vapor baths nnd scientific mas
sago for men nnd women. Dr. R.
J. Lockwood, chiropractor, 203 Gar-nett-Corey
bldg. Phono 145.
Volney Dixon has returned from n
business trip to Cnllfornln In tho in
ttcrest of Paso wire fence.
W. W. Harmon was up from
Grants Pass Sunday.
M. M. Wheeler and W. It. Potter
of Ashland transacted business In
Medford Saturday.
J. Stlllwell Vilas of Dig Sticky wns
among tho horticulturists In Mod
ford Saturday.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any tlmo or
placo by appointment. Thono M.
1471. ( -
H. 11. Tronson and It. G. WIon
of Eaglo Point camo to Medford Sat
urday on a short business visit.
W. F. Horn nnd Henry Dcdford
made n trip to Medford Sunday af
ternoon. Miss Ruby Ullger of Seattle, who
has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Dot Ilerry. loft for home Sunday.
Money to loan on real estate. See
Carkln & Taylor, attorneys at law'.
Medford.
J. W. Casey, tho well known rep
resontatlvc of tho Chicago, Milwau
kee & St. Paul railroad, spent Satur
day In Meilford.
II. W. Pomerene. of Lincoln, Nob.,
arrived from Corvallts Saturday, for
a short visit In Medford.
nest coffee In Medford, Manhattan
Cafe. 23
A. J. Florey of Eaglo Point was
In Medford Saturdny. going to Jack
sonville to visit his son, C. Florey.
deputy assessor.
D. L. Dodge nnd his son wero over
from Rlvcrdalo Sunday.
Harry Hurdle of Rogue River and
L. G. Hal ley of Roseburg wero among
tho many who havo been In Medford
lately.
Best coffco In Medford, Manhattan
Cafe. 23
, Miss Deulah Warner, who has been
visiting in Medford. left Saturdny for
California, where she is teaching
school;
S. S. Bultls and his son; also Don
Chaso, of Sterling district, transact
ed business ln Medford Saturday.
Mrs. M. n. Towno of Phoenix wat
among her Medford friends Satui
day. Rest coffco in Medford, Manhattai
Cafo. 3
J. W. Opp made a trip to his min
ing property. In Jackson creek dis
trict, Sunday.
E". RMorey has returned to Seat
tle. Ho has been assisting In the
Merrlvold shop sale.
Misses Hurst and Gillette, school
teachers of Jacksonville, visited In
Medford Saturday afternoon.
hncourago home industry. un
Ainiand made brooms. Thoy wear
better. Get them at Garnett-Coroy
Hardwaro Co. 1
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitman "ar
rived from Klamath Falls Saturday
evening. Mr. Whitman was formerly
interested in a drug storo In Medford.
Miss Ruth Armstrong has gone to
Denver, Colo., on a visit.
I-rank Hill of Idaho, who has been
spending the wlntor In this section.
as returned home.
.A. A. Carper of tho Southern Pa
clflo freight office returned 8unday
night from a fow days' visit with his
parents at Albany, Oro.
C. F, Rowell, well known In this
valley, has made anothor Investment
Oakland, Cal., having paid G0,000
for a corner lot at Castro aud
Twelfth streets. He previously paid
$85,000 for the Arco apartments In
that city.
One year old carnation plants, red,
white and pink, 10c. 923 E. Main,
Medford Greenhouse. 21
G. W, Lance, Krod Sncdlcor, Frank
Redden and L. M. Lyon wero among
mo uaa renown who went to Ash-Innd-Sunday
to attend n practice drill
of tho uniformed rank of that order.
T. G. Bradley of Fall Creok nnd
J. E. Emmons of Hilt, Cal., aro re
cent arrivals in Medford.
Miss OIHo Drown, Who has been
visiting relatives at Jacksonville, ha
returned to her homo at aranta Vato.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Crowoll of Roguo
River and Mrs. Beta. Hamilton of
Xl,w.l -, . . J
.-, Wi,f avo ljevn vWUnj. Jn
Medford.
George W, Hoggs, who operated In
tho mines or Big Appjogato district
a number of years ngo, hua been ar
rested at Vancouver, B, C, for pass
ing checks in Portland on banks in
which 110 had no money. Whllo
treasurer of Plerco county, Wash,
Hoggs used public money and was
ai rested at Jacksonville nnd taken
back to Tacoma. Ho served a short
tlmo In tho Wnla Walla noulteutlnry.
belpg subsequently paroled and par-
Jonod.
P, O. McWIIIIams of Ashlaud was
Xlodford visitor Jlonday.
William Wiley nnd Mr and Mr
li 1! Lnwtoii worn up from Anlitai.il
Hatunlny
Beginning with Monday. April 1 1
there will ln no service on the It It
V It. between 12 and 1 o'clock p. m
Tho nir leaving Mi-ilftml at 12 .10
p. m. hits been cut out. 20
Harry Olnrk. the pioneer commer
cial traveler, was on the northbound
train Saturday, en route to Portland,
lie has been nlllug with rheumatism
and kluncy disease for n number of
years nnd has traveled extensively lu
search of relief, without success.
George T. Foyos, manager of one
of Medford' grocery stores, has gone
to Cincinnati on n visit to relatives.
JnmcH Morton of Phoenix and F.
B. Oatumu of Talent transacted busi
ness In Medford Saturday.
C. E. Miller of Sams Valley nnd .
Plerco of Eaglo Point district vo.
hero Saturday.
Harry W. Allen of Ashlnud spent
Monday In Medford on n short busi
ness trip.
B. 1). Williams of Applegate was
in Medford Monday on 11 short busi
ness trip.
R. II. Paxson of Central Point wai
a Medford visitor Saturday.
Charles Stennott of Ashlnud Is to
Medford this week visiting his son.
A. F. Stennett.
W. W. Bogel. a wealthy cattleman
of San Antonio, Texas, Judgo of his
county. Is visiting It. S. Gleln of
Talent. Ho Is very much impressed
with Medford.
Mrs. Lou Enyart left for Glcndale
Monday morning, called by the se-
.rlous Illness of her sister.
J W. W. Harmon of Grants Pan
ypent Sunday with friends In Med
ford.
T0BEU.S. ATTORNEY
Although his nnuie has not yet been
sout to the HMiule by I'res-ideut Wil
son for confirmation won! has been
received that Clnrenee L. Kennies of
this city is almost certain tu be the
no.l United Slates DMrirt Attorney
for Oregon. It wns expected that hU
name would be ncnt in Saturdny but
it wns delayed. The s-cnnlc is nut in
cc-.j-.inn today.
If JJr. Itenmes receives the np-poitituic-nt,
of which no doubt re
mains, he will remove to Portland.
ROSES ON ARBOR DAY
The Jackson school oberved Ar
bor Day' by the principal, teachers,
pupils and janitor contributing nnd
purchasing- threo dozen chord roses
and crectiii nn arch to the front
entrance of the building. The school
wishes to thnnk Messrs. Pierce &
Bennett for their donation of one
dozen rose bushes. He v. K. O. Eld
ridge of the XL E. church delivered
nn nddress on the Democracy of the
Forest, and the school snug "Amcr
ien." Then followed the planting of
the roses.
10 ED ROOT FUND
To the list of those subscribing to
the fund to pay Ed Hoot's hospital
und fuuerul cxpeiihcs is added tlio fol fel fol
eowing: Previously printed .?lfi7.iiU
. XL L'olvn? 1.00
Xfrs. J. E. 'foil LOO
Dr. Helms 1.00
Total , )M70.f0
OBITUARY
DIRI) At tho homo of her daugh
ter at Raymond, Wn., April 7, Mrs.
Ixulso Jano-Nlhart, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Goo. H. Hendrlck of Med
ford. Tho deceased was born October
0th, 1870, in Clinton, Iowa, moved to
Don Homing county, (South Dukotu,
with her parents In 1882, was mar
ried to Henry Nlhart, April 2D, 1880,
by which union two chlldron wore
born, Maudo Armlldot and Harry De-
Witt, tho formor being murrlod to
Johp .M.. Wilson of Raymond, Wp.,
aqd tlio latter lives at East Raymond.
Tho deceased becumo a Christian at
tho ago of twcnty-nluo and continued
so until hor (loath. Loft to mourn
hor death besides her many friends
aro her son and daughter, hor father
and mother of Xledford, ono sister,
Mrs. Geo. C, Jones of Eugene, Ore,,
aud ono slr.ter, Mrs. Sadlo Roobury of
Duluth, Milin.
Funeral services wero hold at tho
Chrlstlun church, In Xlodford, of
which sho was a member, Thursday,
April 10, conducted by D. D. Uoylo.
REAMES
CERTAIN
LANE'S DAUGHTER
SOAP-BOX
ORATOR
l'OIITLANI), Ore., April 1 1. -Mrs.
Ninn Lane .Mellride, daughter of
Toiled Slnteo Senator I.11110 of Ore
gon, who. with her Im-lmiiil recently
relururd fioin New Orleans where
both wore delegate to the "Holm"
convention, has today lemimcd her
work hero as n soomlwt orator.
.Mounted on u jmnpbox on one of
the prominent strools, Sirs. Mellride
spoke to an audience of several hun
dred, pleadinif with (hem Hwukeu
to the fact thai (hey wero in the midst
of u great eltvss struggle.
"Here, you fellows with the
white cellars: yon fellows who hiwo
got places to sleep tonight it's ,nu
I want to iuterost," she said. "I
want you to buy our literature, to
road, lo think, to wnke up. If you
don't awaken to the fact that then1
is a oln struggle in society and
take your place oil the right hide in
that struggle, the time will come when
your stomachs will bo empty and flap
against your backbone. Hut you
won't know what to do, except to
look for another ma-tor to work for,
so that you may be fed from part of
the product of your own toil."
Dressed in a blue tailored suit aud
a neat tuun,uc hat, Mrs. .Mellride
made a decided 'hit with her audi
ence. lu conclusion, slio said:
"I have no more iim for a refor
mer or a prohibitionist than 'I have
for a pcrim that is religioiw. What
I want is to seo thinker- -men who
know where they aro economically.
The pulpit, the magazines and the
daily papers are all trying to teach
you to he contented. 1 want you to
wake up"
GOLD HILL LAND
Tho termination of a long battlo
for tltlo to a quarter section of land
on Sardlnu crock, near Gold Hill, will
occur with the hearing of tho con
testants In tho case botoro I'nlteJ
States Commissioner W. 11. Canon,
on April 21.
Tho land coijiprjios n group of
quartz mining claims, operated by
George L. llaff niicj associates. L'i
wards of $30,000 bun bcun spent lu
tho purchase and Improvement of tho
properties.
In 1907, whllo tho various mining
claims wero lu operation, nn appli
cation for n timber claim wan filed
upon tho quarter by Peter P. Lang,
of Kootenai county, Idaho. A con
test was Instituted; liy Mr. Haff, tho
land office at Roseburg deciding In
favor of the timber application. An
appeal was then taken to the United
States land commissioner nt Wash
ington, who reversed tho Roseburg
decision. Tho caso later seesawed lu
tho land department, and eventually
was assumed by tho government.
C. R. Arundel, special agent for
tho land office, will conduct tho gov
ernment's case.
TO
E
wrciiiiriiiK 01 mo vnuey nro in
vited to attend a meeting nt tho Cnr
negio librnry Wednesday afternoon
nt 'JrflO p. m. to meet with W. I-
(J win und L. E. Xleaehaui of 1 '01 Hand
nud disousH different phases of the
fniit industry.
Two topios to bo disenssod wore
those considered Inst Saturday, a
preeooling plant nud joining tho
Northwest Distributors.
LAFFERTY APPOINTS CADETS
FOR ARMY AND NAVY
WASHINGTON, April l-l.Heprc-hitntativo
Lnffcrty of Porthind, Oro.,
named today Henry HcbrocderiiH tho
principal candidate for West Point
from his district with Wayne Wil
liams as first and ThomtiH Friiser us
second alternate. Lnffcrty also
named Harold II, Melandy as tho
principal ciiudidato for tho naval
academy at Annapolis, with Francis
Livers as first alternate. Tho sclec
tions wero (lie result of recent exami
nations for the military and imvn
academics,
BOY JUMPS ON NAIL
THAT PIERCES HIS HEART
COVE, Ore., April 11. Hay Shores
ten year old son of Tom Shores, a
fanner living near here, wiih killed
toduy when in jumping from a hay
mow ho fell 011 a nail which pierced
hia lieurt.
CASE
NEARS
END
FRUITIN
MEETW
DNEDAY
ALL VARIETIES OF
PE
BLOSSOM NO
Owing to a ieflcleur lu 'tempera
ture during tho past month, whlrh
ran off suddenly Into tho warm
weather of tho last Tow days, the val
ley Is wltuesulug for tho first tlmo lu
several years tho different varieties
of pears htoHomlng at tho same
time, llartlctts, D'AuJous sad How
ells nro out. while Cornice, Hose and
Winter Nells are Just beginning to
blossom. Apples aro also following
closely.
This condition Is u normal nun In
late nciiKons such as this. Ulmwouv
lug Is two weeks behind a year ago.
due to cpolor woollier which deferred
hlossoiulug. The Inst few dnyn with
warmer weather prevailing linx
brought tho hloxsnuiK out together
E
Claiming that the pre-cut phone
rates are too low and that they are
resjsinsible for a heaw tinnncml oh
in this oily InM year the Home Tele
graph & Telephone company are said
lo be preparing to appeal to the slate
public utilities eommisalnn for per
iiiUmoii to iul-reoM- rates in Medford
and other Rogue rier alloy (uwns
The prexent rate are fixed bv the
ordinance granting them a frnnelne
The only wav the rtiten can be
changed is by appeal.
II
The I'rc-hylory of Southern Ore
gon will meet in the First Prolijter
iau church of Xledford tomorrow
evening, April 15, nt 7.-I-". An nil
dross will be given by Mr. Metltuv on
tho "World's Christian Citizenship."
Xlr. XlcOnw represents tho World's
Conference to be, hMd in Portland
June nnd July. Dr. J. K. Itaillie will
preach the sermon 011 "1 nm Not
Ashamed of the dospel." Tlie pro
gram of music h nn follews:
Duet 'Calm oh the Night" Oolze
..Mr. aud .Mrs. Oeorgo Andrews
Solo "The Lord is My Light" Allit-
seu Miss Ilniiee
Ladies' (Junrtutto-"l.irt Mine les"
Menilelssoliii
Qitartetlo "T Deum" W. IliiaJc
HymiiH 1211, 01.
This will bo the opening srvie
nnd will be most inMrii. It will 1h?
worth while for you lo come to hsnr
the iniinie. To nil the serviewi nvery
one is invited. Popular meetings
both Tuesday cvoning ami Wedne
day evenings. All meding-, aie open
to the public.
BAPTISED IN CREEK
A class of eighteen converts to
their faith win baplUt'd in Hear
creek last Saturday at high noun l
thu Seventh Day AdvnutisU. The
ceremony wan most impressive and
was attcndcil by a large iiuuiber of
church mumhenf.
NOTHJE.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho
tinderslgnod will apply at tho regu
lar mooting of tho city council Xlay
C, 1913, for a llcouso to sell malt,
spirituous and vinous liquors at 22
North Front atreot, for a porlod of
six months.
8HL8UY & KENNEDY.
Dated April 11, 1913.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT- G roopi modern bunga
low, closo lu, East front. Owner,
318 Laurel Ht. 21
WANTED TO UUY -Fresh cow, Jer
sey or HolHtoln preferred! full par
ticulars ami price, II. W. !
Xlall Trillium. 21
WANT12D TO HUY 2 wheel road
cart, also buggy; must bo lu good
condition aud rmisouablu price, H.
W. II., Xlall Tribune. 21
"AT AN AITUUNnON CALL'
said a popular society woman, "tho
subject of woman's health was uudor
dlHcusslou, aud to my uniaonioiil
thrgo out of four womou In tho room,
who had happoned to call ut tho minio
time, had found health lu Lydlu 10.
Plnkham'H Vegotnblo Compound."
ThoiiHiuidK of women lu America
owo their hoalth und happiness to
tho marvelous power of this famous
medlcliio, which lu mado from roots
and herliH, naturo'u remedy for wom
an'!) ilia.
TO SEEK NCREASE
PHON
AS
IN
TO
The AI 11 Haiui'H show this nfinr
110011 pleased n capacity i-mwd nt
Walnut Park whhI or the cliy. This
Is tliw first your that Mr. names
hasn't been with tho show, ns ho Is
laid up with nines. Mr. AI Sands
the usuernl maimgor, Is In elinrge
which Is mtfflflliuit roaniumunilatlou
lo tho who know this fnmoiis slmw
limn. Th show Is larger than iM-r
and Is Mittclally luterllnK ns It dc
vial from tlio usual run and fen
lures educational ami thrllllm ani
mal acts.
Louts Until aud wlftt wIMi their
linn art, and Captain fltmittwalt's seal
act draw heavy npulauw. I'ete
Stanton's sldtshnw also drew a big
lions.
Nn Session of Senate.
V-HINUroN, April II. Thc-e
W.I-. li'i -.'-"I'-n of ths iKiirtts tisU
The I. 'i e cum nod nt luuui but ad
iiiuri id nt I J J I k'i hii-k.
Rheumatism
Affects Lungs
Pneumonia, llroncliltli, I'lulililn,
Asthma and Anemia Often Direct
ly tlio Result of Rliuunuilc
lllood.
It you have a r-cniUtnnl, nssslnic Uma
cliUI cnui liownto of 1 oush re iiiiiiii.
Tliry nni merely loml In ntMen. an.l l(
Ihry ilo trllsvo It I tlio liareollot Ihnt
tin II. Wlwi l you reuulrn Is u lilil puil
nrr. n MreMn onli.lito Hut rnAvs
fnim tlm clrrolstlon Ilia .I1 pnlnK llmt
bv their rrllnxM attuck nil wkn.l.
sucitltla AiU BH'I tliu crt VksI
syiniiloniM. Tho VM-y Ixsit xwl- hnowH
I Hmllt'a Hiiro H!lllo. You will ttn.1
It on aln lu nny drug storo nt tl as r
tiottin. It K"p strnlKlit Into His WmI.
Iirromrs an Internal Mood Uilli, wumlw
fully Incn-fl'e thn rt onrrsHs'lM. tgrs
all the IncAl frvor Sils nn.l trrlallm.
Incrrax-s 'ni'ii-lUo, )u lnko on UmIi aisl
f(vl it wonitnrful nnni of rnnwi-l
strrnctli llurHtrnls nf jxpl wrrll
boyond rontrul at caumIi, ImIivs lo tM
ctiiut. re thruot unit eonitnnt csikx iom.
Ihm of tlili-k tnurnut hnro etflnt-t
tho miMt wnislrrful chaliKO iifliw ualn
K. H K. All il'iutit nml n.Ti-1nMnloii li
Kiui. tliniui reullir P-iIni ainl selit vmi
Inli, tlirra follows a pnrlixl nf iiMst is
tsono tej-itclne to nnd tlrat wojut (mm
vrrrtt ImuciI cnllrily ujKin n mlalaken in
thin Hint couch nn.l chet lnii mmsi
from tho lunr. Theto oro rlunnftst'j
comllllonn, nnd you will quickly rmiii
It u(lr imlnK II. H. H. fur feT UY
Out n liottla of H. H. H. tnnlay nt tho ilnM
loro 11111I then say kmhI tijr o nil thuaa
lln that havo wnrrtnl ynti.
Wrltn lo The Hwlft H"cinc . 11
Hwtft IIMir, Allntiln, Oiu. fur m.'.n.il
mlvlcii nml womlorful fails -inn-ornln
tho situtcil tluixl remod ever known.
mil MOM
MANY
TOWN
ST
CIRCUS
THIS
AFTERNOON
mrmcntyjm
Warn
l a4. rfiiHiHKK?fllH (A i a 3. i.i
Hltiinleil In tho Hub of tlio IVItiilpiil
Thcnlcr am) hboiiug lll'.tilii
llcrcntly !'i-lecoratci ami Iti-fiirnMii-il 'I'lirougboul,
am! Iti'lliT L'ipilpiicd Today llinn Lter llcforo
i:uroiH'iiu t'liiu
IIiioiiin without balli, 81.00 per day anil up
Idioms with liatli, U.00 per dny and up
(i, J, KAI'P.MAN.V, Manager.
.V. K. OL.tltlli;, A.t. Mgr.
Hemingway's Lead
Arsenate
Tho brand which Is used In all of tho great apple growing districts
or tho country- Wontorn Now York, Michigan, tho llluo ltldga
Slopes, tho Ozarliu and tho famouti valleys of tho groat Northwest
HEMINGWAY'S LEAD ARSENATE
Is of tho hlghoHt standard of lrriiufacturo. Wo rlulm tho following
points of superiority;
PERFECT PHYSICAL CONDITION
I. o., fineness of grulu nud eaito lu thinning down lu wator
CORRECT ANALYSIS
I. o., full pnrcnntngu of Arson! J Oxldo (not loss than ID por oout)
and no more thai) a traco of Holublu Antonio
WIDTH l'OIt ISOOKLirr AND DlllUKH
Stocks Oarrlod by KERR, AFFORD & CO.
Portland, Oregon .
HEMINGWAY'S LONDON PURPLE CO,, LTD.
04 Water Street, Now YprH, N, Y,
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AMCniCAN COLONY HOLDS
MORGAN MEMOHJU. SERVICES
LONDON'. Vpnl 1 1 lliiof intumr
ml - ri. in li'Uir of J. 1'. Morgan,
Hen- ii-i In ill.- American unlnny
In ri- in Wo llinn d c lihov ("day.
Our Children's Shoes
me ilolKUril to prcMi-vo
the nut in nt hap' of kmh
lug fill. Whllo Moully
inmle, thiiy are iici"t
cluiimy, but nliwiyt louK
ni'al ami iln-y!
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our etierlem-t survlw In
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Hotel
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212 Turk Strcot
Finest popular prit.-ctl
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