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J' tfi- PAGE TWO. MEDFORD MAUi TRTRUNR, MIWKORT), OttKOON, WEDNESDAY, .TUTiY 23, lOW. i lOGML AND I L PERSONAL School Supcjrlnlpndent nml 'Mrs. J. Percy Well of JnckBnnvlllo wore Medford visitor Tuctdny. Mrs. Wv H. .Coleman nnd Mrs. M. M. Taylor vcro over from Jackpon vlllo Tuosday nficrnOuit.' Mrs. 1). C. llurRhnrt In entorlaln infc,lhrt alitor, MIm IHhol Hummer, or , Portland', , . ""Bfliaurottnd tsca'tho exhibition of tho celebrated Wnllnco Nutting "hand-colored photographs nt Mcd ford Uook Store, Thursday, July 24. r . 105 Mr. and Mr. Schuyler Hninmond nro down from Trail district. . Dr. and Mrs. W. 11. Unrby of Sa loni and" Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. 1). Darby .of Qlend&le have been payltiR Bed ford a visit. Oct "Aelnnlted." See IL H. Mc Curdy. ' 107 J. T. (tagnon loft for Portland on Tuesday evening on a short business visit Mrs. E. Kontncr and Miss Frances Kcnncy of Jaclnswivlllo vis ited In Mcdford Tuesday afternoon. rroduccrs Rrutt oo. nna just re ceived a large shipment of 1 lb. and lb. tin ton berry baskets, and can fill orders In any quantity. Wp also have on hand a largo supply of the celebrated "Security" orchard lad ders In all sires. I;. A. Nell p.f Ashland, an exten sive stock miser, was In Mcdford Tuesday en routo to Roschurg. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Elliott of Prlnovlllo aro Jato arrivals n Mcd ford. Get "Aotnnlied." Sco It. II. Mc- Curdy. 10" Ij. Nicdermeycr nnd Joseph Ap- plebakcr of Jacksonville spent a short time In Medfprd the forepart of tho week. Guy Thresher of Phoenix trans acted business In Mcdford Tuesday. 13,000 accident and life Insurance for $10; $5:50 for $17.50. See Holmes, Iho Insurance- man. n.A. Plprco of.Tolo nnd H. G. Wiener of EaRle Point were of the fnany who cajuo to Medford durlnc ho week. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cranflll and the)r daughter motored to Central Point recently. Orchard, hunting, mhlng ana" Crater Lak scene for ! at Oer- klus Harmon's-ttBdlo. Negatlre nade any place, kodak flubbing. 128 Baal Mala atreet Phone 215 It C. F. Jlclcbstcln, who sold his woodyard In Mcdford lately, will leavo for Canada soon and may lo cate there. "W. E. Hardy of Grants Pass trans acted business In Mcdford Tuesday. Get "Aetsalzcd." See R. H, Mc Curdy. 107 H. h. IferJngton, representative of too Weed Lumber Co., spent Tues day In Medford. Charles J. Gay was In Medford on Tuesday, Isitlnc his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Gay. Kodak finishing, beat In town, at Weston's. W, T. Cobunr nnd C. S. White ol Grants Pusa tarried in Mcdford on Tuesday, Will Hanna of Seattle has been making Jackonvllo, bis native tows, a visit. Ho was In Mcdford .Tuesday. Get "Aotnahod Phono 123. 107 E. D. Turrlll and Goorpo C. Death are lata arrivals la Medford. O. C. Roggs and G, O. Taylor mado a professional trip to Jackson .vlfje the forepart of thfl week. B; D, Weto, commercial photos rapbsr, negatives made any tins or place by appointment Pheae M. 1471, Mrs. Cbarios Stacy of Sticky dis trict was In Medford Tuesday, ac companied by her daughter and sla te Mr, and Mrs. Ronton Vincent of Saras Valley tarried in Mcdford on Tuesday and traded with our mer chants. Get "Aelnslzcd I'houa 123. 107 I. W. Berry Is over from tho Rich ardson' ranch In Antlocli precinct, which bo Is tannine- Ho reports good crops north of Rogue river. Mr. Mud Mrs. J. Taylor Hartley of Joseplilpe county 'wero In Medford Tuewjrfy, Tlioy returned from a tr'p to MIssQurj Intoly. Thursday's bargnlni-iSDc ' whisk "brooms at tbb 'Wonder Store. 105 Mra. Helen Rowo has been visit ing relatives living nt Central Point. Mr. nnd Mrs, It. C. Washburn or Tab'lo Rock motored to Mcdford durlujrtho week. Mrs. E. McKee of Jacksonville inade Medford a visit recently. JLnjjcrlo drcaseiTonchalf price. Ahrens. nm.jtiij-j )i.liji i majjLux- j!. j Weeks k McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS tT AMMTAjrV " '" Way l'beae S7 NitM V. W. Weeks JM-J-2 rlWMs) A. X. Orr W7K-M Jl Mrs. C. W. Clark of Qrnnta Pass has been visiting In Mcdford, John MntoHy. nnd W. 'A flahlbcrg ycri of thoso rcltUcns of Josophlno county who transacted business In Medford during tlioweuk. Dr. Klrchgessner will be at Hotel Nash every Saturday from 10 n, ra to 3 p. in. on and nftcr May 24. ' Mrs. It H. Ellsworth of Central Point made Mcdford friends n visit recently. , Fletcher Mnn qt Portland, who hns been nt his orchard, located west of Jacksonville, left for homo Tues day1 evening. Ho reports nn abund ance of fruit nf good- quality there, as well ns elsowncro In tho valley. Get "Aotnalzed Phono 123. 107 MIspcs Inn and Iucluda Cochran tire of thoso rusticating at Colcstln. lllalno Klum has returned from Ban Francisco. Ho stntes that his wife, who underwent an operation, Is Improving steadily. Chip baskets, 10 cents, nt tho Wondar Storo. 106 Miss Anna Sherrln, dnughtcr of Rev. nnd Mrs. Sherrln of Klamnth Falls, Is tho guest of Medford friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fry huvo re turned from n visit In Trail district, their former home. For best quality homo grown meats, go to Stall 12, Public Mar ket. J. R. Tyrrell. W. C. Iovcr nnd J. C. Smith, county commissioners, were at Jack sonvlllo the forepart of tho week, on official business. Mrs. II. Doublcday has gone to Dig Dutte district to spend tho sum mer. When you want Insurance of any kind, phone 123: you must not for get that number. 107 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Isaacs, Mrs. J. C. Brown and Miss Grace Brown, who havo been enjoying nn auto trip to tho coast, aro at homo again. Thoy went as far west ns Humboldt county, rla Crescent City. V. M. Woodwortb of Butto Falls wns In Medford recently, en route to Woodburn, Marlon county, to attend tho funeral of his sister, Mrs. Martha Stalgcr. Tho deceased enmo to Or egon with her parents In 1S55 and was 6 years of age. Privato music lessons from 50 cents upward to Thrco dollars per lesson, according to subject and teacher chosen. Mcdford Conserva tory; open all summer. Collego BIdg. Mrs. Truo Cox of Alameda, Cal., arrived In Mcdford Tuesday even ing and Is tho guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gregory. Mr. Cox is haying In Klamath county at present. For that outing trip Khaki d reuses, skirls, waists, linen coats. Ahrens. Apricota have, made their appear ance In Medford, but many of them aro covered with scale. It Is strango that any ono should offer such fruit for sale, especially as thoro is a law against It Just received n shipment of that 15-ccnt candy. Get some. It's fresh. at tho Wonder Storo. 105 The Pcnnlston company of Ash land has forwarded samples of "Den ver ' granite to tho Portland cham ber of commerce for general exhibi tion purposes, In hopes that n selec tion of this building mntcrlal may bo mado In connection with thu erec tion of government buildings at the metropolis. When you want Insurance of any kind, phone 123; you must not for get that number. 107 Miss Bundle of this city loft on Wednesday for a trip through Yel lowstone Park", returnlns via Seat tlo aud Portland. " ' ' ' ' Tho Elks lodge or KInmnth Fnllx will retire from tho rodeo business. Tho last fair held there' was such a success that a neat surplus was left In tho Rodeo association's treasury and tho Elks decided to soil the shares It ncld. , .Do suro and sco tho exhibition or tho celebrated Wallace Nutting hand-colored photographs nt Med ford Book Store, Thursday, July 24. 105 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hey (nco Mao Oorum) of Mcdford, wio wero mar rjed nt Jacksonville lately, havo ro turned to Yreka, Cal., to cngago In (ho restaurant business. The public library has a number of magazines containing criticisms or "As n Man Thinks," together with excerpts from tho piny. These may bo consulted at tho desk. Your choico of fifty hats at 98 cents at the Home Millinery, 1101 W. Ninth street, this week only. 104 Jacksonville was thoroughly drenched during the electrical storm of Tuesday afternoon1, when an lU- liienso body of water fell In u very short time. I4IUI0 damago resulted, tlthouglMho structs wero flooded by ( liKt Heomed to bo u cloudburst Purasols one-half price. Ahrons. Gcorgo Andrews and J. II. N011 stedt, who will have a largo quan tity of choico fruIT to dispose of, loft for the east Tuesday evening to get first-hand Information In tho markets thut draw on tho I'nclflo coast for npples and pears. Effic ient marketing aud routing will se cure remunerative prices for fruit that is graded and packed right, ' ONLY FEW HOURS EEDED ID LAND Y SAN" tfllANUISCO, Out, July 23. That It would tuko only u few hours to plncu American troops 011 Mexican soil, provided the United States finds It necessary to cross tho border to protect Its citizens in tho mottrlddctt republic, was tho declara tion huro today of Departmental Ad jutant J. U lllnes, V. S. A. Ho s.ild! "Tho second division, under com mand of Major General Tasker II. Bliss, has been stationed at Gnlves ton since last fall, nnd It Is hollou'd In readiness to march across the border tin a few hours' notice. It would not tuko long to mobilize tho third nrmy division, under command of Major General Arthur Murray nt Iho Pros-ldlo hero. Tho third divis ion comprises tho soventh nnd olghth brigades. Tho soventh hrlgado Is mado up of the sixth, twelfth and sixteenth Infantry regiments. Tho sixth nnd sixteenth regiments aro stationed here and tho twelfth la nt Monterey. The eighth brlgudo Is composed of the fourteenth, twentl cth nnd twenty-first regiments, of which tho fourteenth Is at Portland, tho twentieth at Salt Inko and the twenty-first nt Vancouver, Wash. ' Great progress has been mado In the methods of mobilizing nn nrmy slnco tho Spanish-American war. At that time an Individual telegraphic order hnd to be sent out from tho war department at Washington to tho forty or fifty different army posts In various parts of tho coun try, but all wns changed. Now tho department simply telegraphs to tho division commander to mobilize his division at a certain iont, nnd ho does so." SAN DIEGO. Cal.. July 23 "Wo will havo mora chaplains In tho United States navy or bust n trace," waa tho declaration of Secretary of tho Navy Joscphus Daniels today when lntorviowed by n committee from tho San Diego Floating socl ety ot tho Christian Endeavor, nn organization working for tho spirit ual welfaro of American seamen The committee, composed of City Clerk Allen II. Wright and J. II walker, formerly an enlisted sen- man, now u director lu tho society, called the secretary's attention to tho fact that there Is only ono chap lain In the Pacific fleet, stationed on tho flagship. Secretary Daniels aiuurod tho commit too of his hearty co-opera tion. "You can rest assured. ho said, "that the spiritual welfare of the men will be taken raro of under tho administration. Wo will cither do that or quit advertising." By "ndtcrtlslng," Secretary Dan iels referred to tho brilliantly color ed posters which assert that tho spiritual and physical welfaro of tho men will bo looked after and that dlvlno services will bo held aboard each shp every Sunday. 'This, tho committee charged. Is not done. 1 FOB LAWN FEIES Tho following (-mumittcc have been nnnoiinced by Mru. V., K. (lore, president' of the (Irenter Mcdford club to have ehurgu of the lawn fete lo ho held nt tho doll' dub grounds Friday afternoon to which tho jiuli lio U cordially invited: Kosu Commitlee, MoxdnmcH Ktecn Ktrup, J. A. Perry, J. M. Wool, W. T. York, Dclroy (lotelicll, Willnrd Cump hcll, Kdgnr llnfer. HefrcHlimentH, Mr. W. It Duv1m mm and the i'lin-Ilcllciiio (JiilH. ArrnngementK, ali'silumeii. (Jcteliull, niiggctt, Vnwler, K. K. (lore mid Sliss Piitimm. HportK, Mexilnmcs. H. Clmndlei' Kgnn, Mra. (leorgo Curpfiiler, A. K. UeiuueH, Fred Ilopkim) iiml Mifjs Dorothy Connor. F.iitcriiiliiment, MeKiIiuiifs. Kdgnr llnfer, Willuid ('amihc, J, M. Itoot, V. Y. Harmon, J. !'. Mundy, !'. W. BlrcelH mid T I, I'otteiiger. HOME, July :i.ril.xly.four Amenecti mid Canadian pilrium wire reeened In private nuilieiiee loday lij tho 1'npe. TI10 parly wiih In elmrge of IHght Hevereiid Jlielincl Fnllou of fiiidon, Aulnrio, who nrcHcnled A! MEXICO NAVY PROM SED MORE CHAPLAINS , p -. NAME COlillTIEES iUUO ot Vvlvr'u pence. FOUR DOG DOCTORS , ATTEHDjNER puppy py ?J kisir i rS-L . mmjp v ku M Efi&Mti&v.-4 v &rMAiZ: 'HFZffuH .' iiirA'jriHntrj jl, m When lie Too, tho llireo-pouinl Pekinese of Mru. William V.. t'.trter, known to Koelcty In Newport iiml I'hilndclplim. fell siek in her Newport home, nlio enlled in three eterinnries. They failed to bring imtuedmto relief. So .Mr?. Cnrtcr wired to New York City fr the moil fmnoiii velerinnry there, nml he hurried to the sick bed of the pup. 'lie Inst bulletin Issued by the rinrlnrs indicated Hint they would cute the pup, hut ho wns not jet out iif danger. - Ctl". if . FRANK 10 SAVE TURNER'S LIFE vt.tMM.MiiUiN, jniv -.. Answer to Senator HnstowV iliniges.llmt lie liad urd hw telegraph frank in rend ing prhnle telegrams was mmle in the senate today liy Senator Atdiurat of Arizniiii. Aflor rvading a number ol private messages llrictow alleged he n-i'l, .Hlinrst uid that if ho hud misus-cd his frank it wns only lo te cure iiilvieo regard fair Hie election of n Lnltcd btnlt's Judge in Arizona. A.iliurxt ndimtled using bin frutik oxteiiMvrly, Miying ho hnd asked fif- ty-fivo Arizona newspapera to no euro 11 Hipulnr mandate for the fed eral judgeship. He also Haid he had hpent iH) of the puldie'tJ money mi tik'u'inniH f-ent to nine the life of John Keunelli Turner, the author, while ho wiik imprisoned in Mexico. Ahhurat offered to repay "willuuil out the Hlightct hiimilmtioii" nuy tliiug that might be due from him. JUDGE SE EKS TO DISBAR ILLS SEATTLE, Wash , July 25. Lludgo Humphries, who granted tho Injunction pretoptliu; Mayor ditto rill from suppressing, tho Scuttlo Times, under tho riot act on Satur day, has today taken action against Attorney Unlet M. Wells, a member of tfi socialist party, upd raudldatu for mayor at tho last election, In an effort to liuvo him diabarred. Prcvloiiii to tho riots In which the socialist halls wero uurked, Judgo Humphries .iad dismissed u charge against Colonel A. J, Bluthcn, editor or tho Times on which ho hud boon Indicted for libeling Wolls, and the socialists, to glvo publicity to tho affair, look a stenographic report ot tho hearing ntd reproduced It at n local theater In a play entltjcd: "Tho Colonel mid Ills Friends." In this play Judgo Humphrlca is styled Judge Humpty Duuipty." It will bo given again Sunday, Humphries has appointed 11 committer) to investigate whether 'Wolls belongs to' n Hoclety which has for Its object tho destruc tion or tho American government," and If sd, to 'proceed" ujralnut him. NOTICE, D. P. ). JC. Thgro will bo 11 regular meeting or tho lodge Thursday evening, July 21 All Elks are icqueutcd to bo picsoift. W. F. QUIHEN11EUUY, Secretary. 100 NOTICE Tho W. C. T. U. will not hold their cpou air meeting as planned, hut In htead will meet Wednesday after noon at 2:30 lu tho library oulldliii'. IT THEATER TONIGHT "Ills Lordship's Itomauio," "J'nto of Elizabeth," "lllrth of a lluttor- fly," "Along tho Nllo," "An Infornal TaiiKle." Speclul music; C and 10 rents, Every tonth ticket a douhlo header, IOC ft I. AVV "ill ,5 liiaiiiiiVr?WV flfflPS',KWrv s i l v .r m HJ,M.JJ (?,X'o HmE,'5l1P psjPlrxjKvt' 1 JTi Jr tg- USED THINKS RAILROAD SURE TO BE BUILT "1 um biuo that tho piotmiteru ot tho Grants IMss-Creseent CUx rail road mean liimluesn," ulatea William Hurt Hamilton, owner of thu Ham ilton orchards at Eaglo Point, who arrived from San Francisco Tuesday to visit his ranch. "While lu Sail I'Vaucltu'O I bad occasion to look up tho project and Its builders and round thorn hlgh-clast! men and amp ly able financially to carry out the, pioject. I bellovo that they mean business. Tho railroad will bo a great thing for tho eutiro volley, titc it will bo but 11 ipx'stlou of tlmo when Medford will build n ronnee tlnn It tho company doesn't " Mr Hamilton is highly pleased with the fruit prospect!, uud tho ipit look fp)v the ftlt,uro he;e. 1 FAMOUS IN A DAY FOR THE BEAUTY OF HER HANDS AND ARMS Frrv rivsrrlplloii 'flint Does It Work Otrr Night You Can Pre part It at Your Own Home "It's my own discovery nnd It takes just oho night to get such marvelous results," unsworn Camlllo do Vertoe, when her friend asked her about tho marvelous chnugo lit thu appearance of her hnuds and arms. "Vou can do tho satuo thing It you take my advice," she sas. "I feet It my duty to tell every woman what this won derful prescription did for mo. Just think ot it! It did all this lu ono night It ntfords mo a world of pleasure to tell anyone clue Just how such ro i.iu'kiihto results went brought about I glvo vou, ubbotutely free, thn Identical prescription whlrh has mado mo so happy by beautifying my hands and arms You can form no ldo:i ot Iho marvelous chaiign It will make In Just ono uppllr.ttlou, Tho prescription, which can bo pre pared at your own homo, Is as fol low a: Go to any drug storo and get nil ounce bottle' of Kiilux Compound. Pour tho eutiro contents Into a two ounce bottle, add a quarter oiiuin of witch hnxel aud fill with water, Mix this ut home. Apply night mid morning. Tho first application will delight you. It gives thu skin a vol vcty softiifKi, obliterate nil dlrrol orations such as tun, sun spots, frcrklcK and coarse pores, rough ness nnd, lu fact, every blemish thu skin Is heir to. It also produces a marvelous effect on tho faro, neck and ahoulders. Jt Is deliriously cool uud soothing nml Is not affected by immigration. Jt wll not rub off. If tho neck In dlscolorud from be ing expound to (ho nun or from wearing high collars, this prencrlp Hon will Immediately relievo that condition, No matter how rough and ungainly tho bauds and arms, or what nbimcH t hoy havu had through hard work; 110 matter what expoitura Hie skin has hud to nun uud wind, this prescription will work n woiidorful traiuformutloti. Thou sands of women aro using this pro scription with Just Hq samo reiiultn that I havo had." Clergyman's So lid Tuberculosis; Now Well I'rojilo who Into l'ontuiiiitlon are often mini with bright ko nt rn-uirrjr, mil to rrtllttt thai ImpMTrmrnr 1' hut tun riry. Cnnauiuiun l irraiil by cterjr. fine. Those who hd It auit Uxcl U'k man Allrrallro ran tntlfr 10 pit Ixm,. Jlil ntfttn. Ha one nnl ilouht ll-thrf Is plMitr of orlrni from lliu wlluftwit, JutllKlo 111 fullawloKI Auicnla, N. Y. "(ltitlrinii : Urlor to Vtb, IWiH. I mi Joftt n ituchcilnr, N. v., veirftrlnK wllli frfiilrlpi. whlrh tli-Trloixil Into TiiImtcuIoM. lly ihralrUii Kate mo on inoiilli to lltf. I nn hating IfrrlMo liljfbt awtali anil enlil.iliy cullta ami Ih. l"u.JlrU "y'UIr, hatliiB Km fruiil IM to 1,15 iiumiffa. 1 co ii tt I, imI anil raliid con. tlanallr niiil wci"it o wrak that nnlklnit 11 few ftt rxbauatnl inf. Ou lay nturti liottie, my ricutar ibyalcfu nave mo lit ll incuuragviiirut. lljr rullwr, who la a rlcrKrinan, luafil r,f iVkmali'a Allfrii. lire ami Induced piu to Oike It. 'lit lilKlit airwila and rhllla dliicnrrd, in roiiKU decani oaalir ami Krailnallr ill niliilahril nnd In u r,iw ditva J UrtiluiH-il nu mipcllir. thu nrt lu inonllii I am "" 111 ivrirci livniui, unra 10 ii0 lea. I fcH cjrtolii tint 1 owp wy llfo to Ii:k. taan'a AlUratlve." r (HlRiinl) n. II. COWI.KB. "(Jrntlciniint I cannot nnd Wnrila lo cipn-aa my apprrolallon of wbnt your remedy haa don for my aon. It rhanurd jleaiialr Into hoM vrlthfn two week after lio lx'an taklnif It, anil wlttiimt any doubt In my udud, It mvrd Ida life. 1 wild to add my andoraenieut to every word of till Uatlmonlfll," . ' (fflKDidl IIBV. J, J. COTVMM, .. . . Taator I'rraliylrrlin Chunh. Ikipan'a Alturallra la iffectlvoln llroii. rtiltla, Aalluna, liny Kurcri Throat and I.untr Trnuhlea, aud In iiitiulldliiK Hid ayalvm. Doea not routaln noliona, oplilea pr babll ormliur druaa. AV tor booklet lellliorof rmirerlea. nnd write to Kvkinsn Uuonlntr, I7j(lsl4lplils, ).'.. (or mororvl deurcITor ail b all ladlngdrujltta 1 iajMiil(ln.a-wn iiw ! mf 1 WANTED JSwpty Plve-piillon OllGaiiM, Must ho Clean uud In 'flood Condition. MKUKUli) vVaiii:hou.sj; co, WE ARE LONG ON VALUES BECAUSE WE ARE SHORT ON EXPENSES m r . fc St v linrm'Suncc' OPPOSITE oiskiyou Heights Now is iiu limo lo umko .stltclitm ol' lota ami traols in ihi inagnirit.'iMit rcHidenpu (liiili'iet. SEE JOHN A. TORNEY ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK FLOUR THU MKST I'HIt TIIIJ .MONM.Y IN Till. IMTV. UNB TIIIAIi WJU.J'lHlVi: IT. THY OHH ANCIIOII HUANI), il.'M I'KK HACK. ALSoVrilKU HltADIW OK gUAlllTY. MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. 22C EAST MAIN tmn MMm M11IIMSSI11H HltHatrsI rn tlir Willi of tho I'rlnclMl Theater nnd Hlmpplug Hlalrlit Itetently Ittiterorated nml ItcfiiruMirtl Throogbout, mid Ib'ltrr Kiilppel TMlr tlian liver lleforo KuroiH'tui I'lioi . ItiHimi wllhoiit bnlli, (il.OI) Mr day nml up Kooiiu Willi bnlli, .(( per day nml op . J. KAUI'MAN.V, Staimger. N. K. CliAltlti:, AsNt. Mgr. trr BURGLARS J' Tliorc aro at. k'ast tlirut; liiiiitii'dl Iioiiick in 1 ' 1 1 .1 1 Mcdford and Iho K'oguo I'LvtM' valloy Ihat aro t continually rimiiiiig tho lisle of losing froii 0110 to two thousand dollars worth orjowolry, plati'd ware, jirofions stones, ctr., Uy having it stolon. Tho Aolna now issues a RESIDENCE BUR CrLARY AND THEFT POLICY for $12.50 premium for each thousand dollars insiiraneo hm' year, that will protect yon against, all loss from this sounio, including cash up to fifty dol lars. Yon don't have to ohaso hnrghirs when yon aro protected hy an Aetna I'olioy, Ihoy assiini': alf tlio loss.-' ' ' ' ' ' Can yon afford to ho without this protection - BE WISE, GET '. (-, ' 'i'l'; R. H. M'CURDY Agent Phono 123 POST OFFICE FLOUR "-" ' Jr' Rjrlland'yfhmousHolc INoiod for (he Excellence j y ?. - " 1 rj i)Ui5ine. cunppcan pwm "AETNAIZED." y t it i U mt i A , i) t l t ft 401M.F.&H.Bldg. . 4