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Newspaper Page Textp ' 1 1 "X ! . I -TO t.. 4 I til 4 PAaiUFOUIT. Medford Mail tribune AN INnin'KNDIINT KKWfll'APKK rUUI.lBltr.D KVKHY AlTIiltXOON BXCinT HUNDAY UV TUB MUDrOllD I'lUNTINd Ct. Tlio Democratic Times, The. Mrilfortt Mali. Tlio Medford Tribune, The South eru OroRonlan. Tlio Ashland Tribune. Office. Mnll Trlbnrto. IJulldlnc. S4-37-29 North Kir tr;t; trlcpaona 76. Official Paper of the City of Medford. t Official ltopcr of Jackson County. 'ji v n OEOllUB PUTNAM, KiJltor and Manajwr . Kntnrcd as second-class matter at Mwlfora. OroRon, under tlio net of March J, 79. BtinacmrTioK hates. One ynar, by mall is;oo un us month, by mail .so Per monlh. delivered by carrier In Mcflrora laekvmvtlle mill Gon- Ual Point ..-.. SO nor year..- 2.0ft ... l.&O BsnieOaj1 only, by mall Weekly, per yoar..... SWORM CIUCUI.AT10K. Dally a'rare ror elen months end-ln- N'ovgjnbtr JO, i9n. mi The Mali Tribune, Is on sale nt tho rarrr iw Hlnne. Pan I ranclsciv Portland Hotel News Stand. IVirtland IStrtlamI News Co,, Portland. Ore. O. Whitney, Seattle, Wash. fcull Xeatrrt Wlrs UulUd. Trtta Dispatches. ' MEDrORD, ORECJON. Metropolis of Southern tirruon and Northern California, ami the fastest Browing city In Oregon. Population U. R nmih 1910 SStO; estimated. lJlilo.ooo rive limulcril thou-nd dollar Ornvlty Water System completed, clvlnc finest supply pure mourtaln water, and IT 3 mllos of streets paved Postofflce receipts for year endlnr Noirmlwr 30, 1911, show Increase of 19 per cent. Hanner fruit city In Orecon IlORiie Illar bnltsuiberjj apples won sweep ntakea priro anil t'tle of A)iple Slap of ths World" at tho National Apple Show. Spokane, 1909, aiJ a cir of Ncw'owns won t TACOMA, Wn-di., Sept. 21. Hy winnine; from Viclorin ycMerdaj while Portland lo.t ia SKknlic. Vancouver settled tlio Northwestern league rnco ns far a tlio champion ship is concerned. There is now no possibility of Portland o drinking tlio lenders before the sens-on cle Sunday anil interest centers in tin contest hotvrecn Portland ni.d Seat tle, for second place, Seattle now be ing only a gome and n half behind the Colt?. Premntttre announcements of the victory of Vnncotm'r were made a early as last Saturday, but with Hit SKkane and Portland tpntn's having four postponed games on thou schedule, in addition to the seven, upon the docket when the prc-ent series opens no real decision was reached until yesterday. I BEAGLE BEAGLETS Will McCrelght of Texas Is visiting his parents for a fortnight. He spent the summer months nt Yellowstone park and Is en route to his medical collcgo work In Toxas and expects to graduate this coming )car. Miss Florence Leo of Central Point was tho guest of Mllly Gordon and Georgia Henry last week. Mrs. Tom Godfrey Is visiting rela tives In Medford. Lane Wyland of Agato stopped hero Friday for a little rest whllo on his way to his meadows ranch where ho Is caring for bis alfalfa crop. This is dno of the finest ranches In this section of the country and wo sin cerely hope Mr. Wyland will move the family here soon and we nBSuro thorn a hearty welcome. D. W. Boobo of Agate was here Friday for wood which he purchased at tho Stacy ranch. Prof. Miller of the Mountain school was ontortalncd by L. M. Sweet and'famlly, Sunday, School Supervlbor Peterson of Gold Hill visited the schools in this section last week. Ho was entertained at tho McCrelght homo over night while horci. Hnrl (Nise and family and Florence Walker and family pitched camp at Itoguc Hlier one night recently and catuo heme the next day with a fine xtrlng of fUh. Klbort dlati was ono of tho recent lriclcy fishermen. Frank Itodgirs and Victor Crolgh- t6n are helping WlMdte and son build a neV granary, ' JaBpor Itodger hauled lumbor from tho Messengor mill In tho Ram sey canyon country Friday nnd Sat urday. Mrs. Hubbard delivered butter to Gold IIII1 dealors Saturday. Mr. Itisdon expects to move his famll) to Medford in tho noar future Mm. Mllly Glass wears tho honors for marksmanship amongst Hunters hero. A few days slnco sho discovered n' coyote sitting quietly by hor hon hdueo, apparently sharpening Its tooth for n chicken dinner, but to its sure fato for Mllly secured a nice smooth rock and creeping up slyly and with one good nlm sent him to tho happy hunting grounds. If you can beat this Just pass It up. 'n.ivo' Cottrell was hero on business Thursday. 'Mrs. D 11, Hussoll Becured a prem ium for tho hot.! roll of dairy butter WRONG RAILS BEING USED Till! MAIL TRIBUNR docs .tot wish to pose sis tn objector or kiuu'lcrr. It boliovos in ot'lVviui? ovory roasoiiiiblo iiuluoomont to onpitnl to iuvosl. Uu tlio vii?ht.s of tho community arc paw mount to thoso of iiulivttluals km corpoWitioiis. Motlforcl nootls a trolley lino, and tho valley needs tin iiiteruvbAil line. Tho builders .should veeeivt every reas onable one.ouwetnent and all possible eo-oporatiou, but the svstom should bo properlv const rueted and not become a source of accidents and damaire suits. The line should be so built that it will not have to be torn up withiu a few years to be replaced 1 proper equipment. Mcdford is" too well built permit its streets to be spoiled by the style of T mil now strung along the curbs for the Unllis trolley line. It is an ideal'mil for outside the city, but should not be permitted upon paved streets. Every properly managed city bars such rails and com pels the use of a "lip" or L rail, especially designed for pavements, as they enable the pavement to be laid flush with the rail and prevent a constantly widening breach between pavement and rail, which always occurs when the T rail is used and is the cause of numerous accidents. The T rails it is proposed to use are not half the depth of the pavement, whereas tho L rail is as deep as the street pavement. It has been proven a matter of economy to both company and city to use the L rail. Medford welcomes the trolley, but it is not so crazy for it that, its citizens will stand to see its finest streets und main thoroughfares ruined by railroad mils whose use is barred in every city in the land. JThe need of a nuiyor with backbone was never more apparent. At present the city is drifting along without a head, under the same administrative expense as when a nullum dollars' worth of public work was going on with little apparent .effort at economy and no effort to pre serve for the people their rights against a trolley builder's wiuius. The trolley company is permitted to work a small force and tear up streets it will take months to replace, without even the proper kind of rails ordered to construct the system, when no street should be disturbed until the proper equipment was on hand and the builders then be forced to employ a large force, so that tho public will be as little inconvenienced as possible. The council is the servant of the people, should look after the peoples interest and should at once elect a mayor to safeguard them. Kerosene a Remit rknblc result"' Imvo recently been obtained from kerosene mrlni- retors, or vaporizers, nccerdiut: to nutheniic rtHrts of tests,'' y the Uptoucr l'opnlnr Mechanic Mngu- June m an illustrated article. "Some of theso reports indicate that prop- erly vaporized kerosene may be more efficient ns n fuel than ffn;oline when lent Indinnn-Pneino tour. This cnr the latter fluid in vaporized by the'runied thrive pn-eiiRers in addition usual methods. The reason for this! to tho driver, tho total weif-ht, in-i- that in order to he u-cd nt all in chuliwjr load, Iteinr 4:UKI m)iiii(1-. mid an inteninl-combtixtimi engine, kero- the dintnnee traveled ll)l. milon.. scno mubt be vnporized in n very From start to finish there wnu ued thorough mannor, it beinj; necessary ; J.0 trillion of keropie, S callous of to apply n considerable quantity of ?oliiic for Marling, und 0 .'nlloin heat in the process. Gn-oliiie, on of lubricating oil, tho total eiwt of the contrary, vaporizes rendil" with- fuel being .f 3 1 .70, and for lubrieal out the nipliention of heat, the or- intr oil $'2.40. The cot of fuel wn dinnry process consisting simply of .79 cAit por mile, or M cent per praying the oil into n current of ton-mile. Ipiition was by menuM of iir, with which it mixes in the form magneto nnd pliiK. It is stated that of u apor. Sinco the fuel value of the spark pliiKs were not clenued on tho two oils is about the Dame, it the entire trip, und that no adjust- seems probable that tlio ncceasnry thoroughness of the nporizntiou of kerosene may mnlce it, as indicated, IIAMIJURQ, Sept. 21. The liner Graf Walderheo eurlv today collided with nnd saik tlio Sweilih hteiuner' Sorgo in tho rier Kibe. The Serve I wns a iroiglit vesbel ot JU toiu nud enrriod no pai,etiKers. IU erow wits' rescued. The Graf Wuldoreo was not bcnousij anmascii. -uh oi iue,,eH. An cntiro block wn itwept accident was, brought here by the .t.( )Ut t)10 ,Mrt m,t groat, captain of tho Graf Wnlderheo. ) Quo hundred nnd thirty-nine " " hordes weie removed from the burn- p f l ILL MUNICH, Sept. 21. Tho wlfo ofj former King Manuel of Portugal bo-, oanie suddculy ill horo today and was ' rushed to a prlvato hospital. Physl clans rofusoil to mako any statomont coiuornlng her condition. KLAMATH LAKE STEAMERS . DESTROYED BY FIRE KLAMATH FALLS, Sept. 21. Fire Sunday nij;lit destroyed the 'toanierH .Modoc und Enylc, owned by Wiekfclrnm & Liinnim, nt tho Jiome wharf of tho WiekHtroin-Liiunnii Stiml company of lTj)rur Klnmatli lake. lioth voKhcls are a tolul 1oh, The Modoo was valued nt .fdOflO nnd the Kiifjle nt .1000. Neither ehsel wan injured. I With Medford trndo is Medford mudo. MEDFORD MATT, TRTHtTNK and too fine a little citv to Motor Fuel n mare efiieient mitomobilo fuel. In addition to tin, levs lubrication may be required with kerosene on ao- count of the lubricating qualities of the keroeeue itseli. "A hih ilecioo of offieieney wn ht)un by the kerosene carburetor ncd on one of tho enrs in thu re- ment was made on the carburetor other than that made from the Mcer inj,-colnmn control." PORTLAND, Or., Scpl. CI. The wnth approach to tho new llrondway threatened early today by il,rriim,pil mii-Iv lo.l.iv l,v u fire it fire which tolnllv do.trnvi.il Hoverul fn,,0 buiJ.liuK occupied hv miihI torm, wniMhoiiaiM und Rvel-y stn mil my Mimic with inniciiity. 1'ive fires hne either damaged or iiurrasscd tlio Willamette river bridge in the lii'-t three iuoiiIIih. NO PROGRESS MADE ON NATRON CUT-OFF KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Sept. 21. Tho fuel that Vice-President K. E. Calvin of the Southern Pucilio Rail- ,wny fpany hns jut mndo a thor- ough inspection of the rijjht of wav between Klnmnth Falls und Susan Wile lends to tho belief that uoik un this road will bo started hooii, Mr. Calvin, would mako no htnlement rel alivo to the completion of thu Klnm nth Falls-Natron cut-off, nijintr Unit theho uio htrciilioiiri dnyn for money borrowers. John A. Perl Undertaker Lady Assistant. 88 H. IIAUTMCTT Plioues M. 47 anil 47-J-3 Ambulance Service Dcjiuly Coroner MfiDFORD, ORKUON", E OFF ON C'OXC'OKl), X. II., Sept. 21.-Kf niitilct Attorney Jerome, of Now York had disappeared from hero toilny on a uosterlons mission In connection with the HilrrV Tlmxv case. Mover nor Ketker tins still cnnaliterlnit Now York stttte'n reuulsltlon for Thaw surrender. It wns unlit ho probably would announce his decision next TucmUv or Wednesday. Thaw, In the meantime, remains In the cur tody of a Tutted Stat s mamhnl. 43 FROM ONE POTATO Kov. I T. Heames formerly of Opelousus, l.a., who c.uue to Mcdford nearly a enr amo hrlns to the Com mercial club three teuintoeo on one titem welching 3-M pounds, lie also harvested -t:t pounds of potntneti from one potato planted. Mr. lteames came hero ory much out of health. Today he feeln fully roeoered and Blvca full credit to our perfect cli matic conditions and desires Hoj'.uu river valley literature and paper sent to his former homo lit Louisiana. INDIANIAN IS FIRST IN LAND 0TTERY GLASGOW. Montana, Sept. 21. With only 3000 names drawn today In tho Fort Peek Indian land lottery, which Is being conducted hero under the supervision of Clay Talltuan, com missioner of the general laud office, officials In charite estimate the draw ings wilt not bo completed before Thursday evening. Samuel Crowe of Hammond, Indl ana. was the first name drawn nt noon from a huge pile of 40,21)9 seal ed envelopes nnd to him goes the privilege of selecting the first home stead on tho million nnd a half acres just opened for settlement In thu Milk lllvor valley. The Bccond wait Thomas Mcllrant noy of Olympla, Wash. Tho third John Gilpin of Fort Scott, Kansas, and tho fourth Martin Golden of Miles City Montana. BUTTE FALLS Hay Parker oanin down from Lodge Pole Monday. He was stationed thero this summer to keep a look out for forest fire. Mrs. Gallop Is spending this week In tho valley. Mr. and Mrs. Duel lllldroth, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Walker and family left last week for Crescent City whore tboy oxpeot to spuml'tho winter. Mr. Ma thews msdb'a trip to Mod ford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grieves ennio up Fri day on business. Miss Patterson who Is teaching school near Derby spent Saturday and Sunday with friends and rela tives bore. Itecdlth Jones who went to Mcd ford Inst week to be with her grand mother, Is reported to bo very 111. Mr. Joffeos went to Jacksonville Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. liunjnmln Frodouburg and family, who bavo boon spending the slimmer on their ranch two miles from here, have movod back to town for tho winter. Mr, and Mrs Ilarker went to tho valley Saturday on business. Taking tho cold weather Into con sldoratlon, quite a crowd ciiinn up on tho excursion Hiuday, Cllmafe Failed; ' Medicine Effective frJlhhVlrb'.'?,!,1t:,",!"Cljr ."'0,,n "'"t f. ;.!?"'' "' K""'1 '' 'lo hWii iimiu ' rm.?1 ?ttrtKD fr" Tul.rcul..il , llllt fot:M"1.n,,,."'r.n,,!0J".0 ""'"fine miKle f2minJ.ie? VLtnf. ot T''?ul"l. Jt lias nfi.loloi.i,'l.s '":':n". B"l" '"l "tola-2ii,n- !,c, '""'If" I'nvi. Uu, irrmci , rfJ'V s'urouinllnKM rn. not lifpjit ft!. 'iW'1'." ri,iin. Wow im urKiio in X r?-". V,,7",J,IC,""I. I" ".Mlllmi win?'. tl"? Iir,",',n,'' ,'.""1 "I'Mre'li ftlr. wlilch fOllf) ! - ... hhij, a rviiiiirKxinut imiiio .i..'V"."'-"'c?! Tl.rouli nrkiuaii's Alura. with TjiiIiuIiI l'i i uiiiuiiIu, My liinirK ,. cam viry iuu,, 0ir(i,.i my si'itu m wn csniiibieil ami 'liilrtroiil(l l " r;mu0. On I edtuary St. iw, I wis Bill tl to K lo J'urt Wnrlli. 'r,.,m Wildon. III. ll'l.tlj. ,1...... .... ,. 7. --.---.-.-.... .. ...v IIIV.L ,1(1 tlaro two wicks, my pliyMduii liifurmul niu that iny cu iw liuixli'ii, 'iiin-o wi-oks Inltr I ntiitiud limne, wilffbbiu 103 pounils, tli iloclnr hurliiK Klrin uu no BMiirnnco of nnrhlnr (him alive. 'On July II m:,, l Iilimii tukimi I.ckiiian's wonilnrful reiaidy fur Con. sumption. Toilny l welfi ir.S poumU. I am stout ami well ami mi do any kind of work about my ifruln elevator, I bnvu not an ndiu nor pnln in my luiicx, eat nun, an i-i niu, aim inner n-ii Miter." di-m. 1'ur sulu by ull Icuilluu druuulals JEROM MYSTERY MISSION i "mi j in iny riuin iiniir l .111 iniko ami nisrliiiricril I unw womc. nuj '1 1 Uain very iuii. Ii imnclnlnl. My Miysl- lli tlan liiformeil mi.' lli.it I iiiitkt Jit In fll nalorailn as itilikly as possible rl left III Texiis. Jimo 21 nuil. urrlvii la Ciinon II Illy. Jlllit 3 Vfrr fi.al.li. An..- I., i.. .. I ;nnrii nm nvill, Alll IIDIt VVI.IIII, I VI Kokiimn's Allirnthe N irriitlie III Ilroti. Ill .. cbltU, Astbina, Jliiy revi-rj Tliroat anil Ml I.uutr 'JrouliliN, nml In upliiillilliiK llie Ikj njklun. Dnin not lontalii iiolsuiis, oiilnlen III or ' bnblt furwliitr (truss. Auk for booklil If J """'K ," ""lit", null irrnu Id l.llllllllll Juliorutory. I'lillmli oil . I'h.. for inum tvl. AT,l)NIOKl)AY, SKPTUM HKR 21, T.Z'TTTmTTTTTTTTTT7'mt' J"..'.'l?.'JJ!!rr.?TrV??T'ttf'Ai -'-'-"'-i"S. ?5r T. SIOP SLAUGHTER OF ClIICAUO. Sept 2 1. DIkmipbIiik the recent convention of tho American Meat Packer association heto en how best to spend tho JfiuO.OuO ap propriated to educnto the public against waste, Vice Pi evident Meeker of Armour and company proposed to day that the HlauRhterluit and innrket- tut; of calwirt ho ntopped mill that tho people be .educated not to cat void. He also ntiKKestod that the Mate en list tho aid, of the federal i;overnmout to prevent dlionse ammiit cattle. IMe uker doajnrort that 10.000,000 calve am nlatiRhtcrcd annually, each netting about td.ty pounds of meat. If allowed to reach tho ae of two oars, he said, each would not 000 pounds. One third of the annual sup ply he said, wait wasted to satisfy tho demand for veal. 50,000 TONS OF COAL DESTROYED AT MILWAUKEE MIIAVAUKKK, Wis.. Sept. -!!.-Kilty thousand loiiw nf hitutuitintiN ! Imnied here today in a fire which dotroed the viird- of the t'riH ChI company. Two hundred tliouxiiiid Ion nf nulhrneite coal uNo euuxhl tue, but liuwt of it wu rHVcd. The Ii4k ih, esliiimli'd nt ifoihl.tino. Decide Yourself The (iiir(iiiiUy It Mere, Hacked lly .Mitlftml Ti'Mlmoiiy Don't take our word for It. Don't detmud uu a Mraiimir's state ment. item! Modfonl eiidorsemnnt. Itwtd thu iitalemeiits of Medford cltlteit. And decide for yourself. Here Is one case of it: A. Hots, HO Front St.. Medford, Or., 84 : "I am Just as willing to recommend Dean's Kidney Pills to day as I was In September, 1H07, when I publicly told of my experience with them, I suffered from kidney trouble for nt least five jeurs nnd as time pn.sed. I grow worse. Sharp pains darted through the small of my back and Momi'imeM the attacks wcro so severe that I could hardly stoop At ulmht my back ached Intensely nud sound sleep wns out of the question, lining told to try Dnnu's Kidney Pills. 1 got a supply and they toon Bnve mo relief." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Hiiffalo, New York, sole agents for tho United State!. Kemomhor tho name Doan's nnd take uo othnr. E. N. NOBLE' All Kinds of Wood Sawing t Phone 70.VX KKII North Central Draperies vn carry v-ry coinnlnli, Un of iiraiwrii-s, r curtalin, futiiros. ntc, nim no ill' ci ."m nf unliii slrrlnif A special in. i n lu look ufirr this work Kxchni'voly ami will L'lu as kooJ r. ice on Is iinsslbla ta nl In uvea Uio larciist cities. ' Weck3 & McGowan Co. of years behind tho Diamond wo sell? And do you know that the Value backed by our per sonal Kiiuranteo of every stopo has made that reputa tion? Our Block both nut and unset stones Is one of tho most carefully solcctcd In America and for this roasou 'you cannot mnlc'o any nilata'ko In purchas ing hero. MARTIN J. REDDY I ill M5l i thi:.ii:wi:lkk J , NG CALVES -J V Do you know that VW III t,,Cr0'8 ' 'J tfi A REPUTA- 11) II tion 8 M of years behind tho fl I K 41 tPTsi.i I0IM. PAGE THEATRE SEPTEMBER 24 PantfiijOB Unoqualod Vaudovlllo Tw Music Arl Three, MARSHALL BROTHERS and MONTEL "A Music and Arl Ninelly" THE DE VOE BISTERS Sim?lnjr ami DanciiiK (oincdiciincM. JAME3 BROOKMAN 'Tito American Cliovnlior" THE BARTLETTS 'In Aerial (l ninaslic I'ViiIh Added Attractien: VANCE COLVIG, or "PINTO ", The Mcccnlric CarlooniMl. . . PAOESCOPE PICTURES Two Shows, 7:10 aild !):!.". Priri", Lowpp I'Mnor fi()p Malcony Ur.c, Children 2.V. 55 THEATRE PlioloplnjH TueMlay nud Wediusilny The Girl and the Gangster ICnIeiu Special In Two Iteels patim: wi:i:ur.v .sti an ItlNOI l.lv-l .MUM I.VI.lKI'i Comedy juvs r . .iKAi.ors win: Comedy Coining fur Thursdny Only SIIIPU'ltKCKKD In Two Heels TE leatrc TO.N'KHIT Tin: itnroiiMKits" Two Part Illegraph A Present Day .Satire on the Lost Arl of Minding One's Husliioss. Tin: nm.us" Drama, Kdlsou "Till: IIAl'.VICD IIOIISK" Pntho .MI-n Smllli VIotliiM .IIUs I,) limit PliinUt Wislncilny Aiiiuleiir .Mubt Cotuliig Tlinrsilay Only Second Kto'ry of 'who will .MAimr .mauy" "iiv r.vsi:i:.v hands" Delertlvo, Two Itcnl Clues And n Kalou Comedy "FOOL l.rt'K" ThiMio Lucky Dou'ilii Tickets AKaln, l"c Only Good MEDFORD GREENHOUSE Seasonable Flowers and Uceonilion.s of all kinds for fall weddings. Telephone 371. 1005 East Main Stroot. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING COLONIAL FLATS Thoroughly modern rooms renting from $8.00 to .$10.00 per month Haihrooiii and Laundry Accommodations Has and Kleel ric. Lighis Everything Furnished lOxeept Kals 217 Riverside Ro. Phone 000-1, Will Exchange Iucoiiio property coiihIhIIiik of lots and tlireu lijiusna nud tout houuo, nil roiitud, van In f 0000, lu town twelvo miles iiiiburban Los Amtolca on trolley linn, for ranch lu lloguo rlvor valley, dlstanco from town not caiion tlnl, Want a j:ood all-round farm with houso on proporty. P. S. Postell JrlilH Detroit St., Hollywood, Cnl. STAR THEATER TODAY Death's Short Cut HhowliiK n si'iisutlonnl pluiiKn over the Stillwater Kails. Maine, In an open bunt. Behind (lie Gun Drntim What Girls Will Do flinty eoiifdy with (llonn White and the four famous beauties, A Chinese Laundry thiiciiimlsi: lacNimv 1'nrco Comedy reMixt: TOMonitow Haraylton and Dene Presenting their rural farce roiiiinly "DOWN ON TDK I'Alt.M" Always 10c E. D. Weston Official Photographer of tho Ttfcdford Commercial Club 'Amateur Finishing Post Cards Panoramic Work Flash lights Portraits Interior and exterior views Negatives made anv timo and any place by appoint ment. 208 E. Main Phono 1471 City, Running cliillcd ice water in each room. European IJlnn, n In Curie Cnfe. Tariff on Rooms 12 rooms . CO rooms . . . . fiO rooms GO rooms vil'j piiulo lulli $1.00 each l.fiO each 2.00 each 2.00 each 2.S0 each no roomo vulb pMYl ball) 30 suites, liodrouni, nar , lor nnd bath . . 3.00 each For more than onn Riicst add $1.00 bxtrn to the above rates for each additional i;uoit. Reduction by wciel.- or month. fF-' j,otc in ti,c I Mjnnvi ,tnt Clutter W, A'o.Vy i bazsBaoiTeaHicraj!Kal at tho county fair. r 4 1 Ei. - .. rmvfU' hh-v" -i