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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
AN IN!)15IKNDRNT NCWRPAPKIl
I'UIJMKIIRIt RVKIIT AKTRHNOON
KXCni'T HUNtJAT I1T TUB
MISDFOJU) PU1NTINQ CU.
The Democratic. Times, The Medford
Mall.Tho Mrilfonl Trllnlno, The Uoulli
tn Oreironlan. Tha Aslilaml Tribune.
Offlco Mall Trlbuno ritillillnir. 36-I7-29
North I'lr utrcott telephono 7R.
Official Paper of thi City at MeUorJ.
Official t'apor of Jnekiton County.
OKOllQIO PUTNAM, Editor ami Manacar
Bfi
Entered na second-class matter
Bedford, Oregon, under the act
March 1, I81D.
BUllSCHirTIOW RATES.
One yrnr, by mnlL.... ..
IR.OO
ons month, by man .. .
Por month, eollvored Vf carrUr In
Mrdford, Jacksonville ami Cen
tral Point . .... ..,.-
SntunUy only, by mall pir vmr
Weekly, por year - - .
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BRKVKH, Colo.. Dec. L Twcntv.
fivo lcAtiorK of the United Mino Work-
ere of Amcnm today Muml indicted;
by trfedernl crand jury nt l'ueblo in
oonneetion with the s-outhern Coin
rndo conl strike.
liitcrontinnnl Pret-ulent White, Vice
President I Inyo nnd Treasurer Green
were charged with maintaining n la
bor monopoly. John Lmrsnii, n mem
ber of the district hoard, and Adolph
Germer, Ilobcrt Ulieli, A. B. MoGstrry.
Jntnes Morgan, Charles llntley mid
Edgar YYnllitcc were charged with
conspiracy in restraint of trade. All
were expected to furtuVh bonds to
day. Fifteen other lenders were indicted
but their names will be withheld un
til the nrrc-ts nrc made.
The grand jury's rejwrt denounced
both the miners and the oH-nitor..
It alleged the methods employed by
tho union were "an insult to eon-er
vntivo and lawabiding labor; that ngi
tntora have armed irresponsible
aliens and created open insurrection
in southern Colorado, nnd resorted
to other methods which nil fair
minded labor organizations bnve re
pudiated." Tho crand jury report also chnrged
that tho operators were financially
interested in tho Kaloons, control
county peace officers nnd had ex
pelled from the camp all minors who
had complained of real wrongs.
10
WASHINGTON'. Dec. . Presi
dent WiUon this afternoon will nomi
nato Hrniid Whitlock of Toledo, Ohio,
ns miniatcr to Belgium. Mayor Baker
of Cleveland, ono of tho original
WiUon men, requested the nomina
tion nnd it wnx understood that all
opposition to Whitlock's confirma
tion has been removed.
WASHINGTON', Bee. 2. At the
request of MiVs Margaret Wilson,
daughter of tho president, represent
uxot;iiitiiiii conferred at the White
house hiht night for the purosc of
gelling the ue of the oity'n school
for public meetingti.
FEDERALS EVACUATE
CHIHUAHUA CAPITAL
JL'AIlKZ, Dec. 2. Chihuahua City,
capital of Chihuahua ttate, has bon
evacuated hy the Mexican federals,
according to rebel advices received
hoio tonlRht. The troops are report
ed to have been starred out.
The evacuation leaves the cu open
to robul possession. Tho report says
Salvailo Merai'to, the military gover
nor, with 200 federal troops loft on
tout for OJInaga, on tho border nsar
Mnrfa. Texas and Otfiierah. Joio Inez
Kalnznr and Pasual Qrozro with over
1000 federals retrnatod to tho moun
tains west of tlm city, ami hundreds
of civilians, Including woinun and
children who wore im tho verge ot
starvation, startod to walk to tho
American border. Chihuahua, with p
population ot normally 35,000 Is tho
metropolis of northern Moxlco.
Gouornl Villa tonight telegraphod
tho details of tho evacuation to Car
ranza nt IlcrmoBllIo saying the pro
posed advauco toward Mexico City
would bo cxpedltod.
"Tho report of tho capitulation of
Chihuahua is authentic" said Vlll.i.
"Jt came In nn official dispatch which
bald tho city was ovacuatod Sunday. 1
will sond a forco to lhtercopt'Mercado
and also to capturo Orozco and Sal
ajar, Wo wjll ho nearlng Mexico,
Cy wlthju a inojith."
EDERAI
GRAND
RY
K
LEAD
BRAND
MUNICIPAL EXTRAVAGANCE.
THE eilv tax low of Inst voar was 0.9 mills, on U valu
ation of .40,932,'sn, yielding .foiVJ'JO. Kor tho present
voar tho low, as rooontlv fixed hv tho oitv oounoil, is 12
'mills on a valuation of i5.n02,f22. yielding $IU5,0:W.
Out of this year's rovonuos wore paid tho oxtra ex
penses incurred in const moling tho Boar Crook bridge
approaches and tho removal and construction expenses
of tho Jackson street bridge.
Notwithstanding tho fact that no oxtra expenses are
to ho mot this year, oxeopt tho needless purchase of the
Little Butte ranch, and tho money spent this year in
bridge construction saved, tho council has increased taxes
approximately .$7,000.
Tins Increased taxation is unjustifiable at tho present
tiriie.. Instead of figuring upon spending more of tho tax
pavers' money, the council should be practicing economy
aillftljponlling loss. The levy should have boon $7,000
lighter instead of $7,000 heavier.
Tho minimum fixed salary list of city employes is given
by the city reoordor as $35,100. To this must bo added
oxtra police and oxtra men employed in the street and
other departments. A glance through the list reveals
many possible economics, savings that, any man would
make in the conduct of his own business, and that there
is no excuse for not having made in the conduct of the
public business since the first of the year.
Tho city pays a city engineer $150 a month, with prac-
tieallv no engineering to bo
missioncr $l00 a month, an
-j -iai js tjie w0l 0f fwoi it pavs an electrical in
spector $io a month, a plumbing inspector .?;, with
scarcely anything to do in cither office. It provides a
water superintendent at $125 a month, two assistant wa
ter superintendents at $90 each in addition to the reser
voir caretakers and day labor. In addition to this it runs
and maintains two automobiles for official use which
includes trips by eoUneilmen to Crater lake and fishing
trips to the Rogue at public expense.
Business methods would abolish all those offices, make
one niaii city engineer and superintendent of public
works, giving him general charge over all those depart
ments, lie should direct all work, and employ needed
assistants. One automobile is sufficient and it could be
kept in repair by the firemen, who would be glad of oc
cupation that docs not interfere with their duties. Only
nccessnrv street work should be done aud the pnvroil
kept down. These economies
the present pavroll.
'The police department docs
same strength that it wife during the days when a million
dollars a year was being spent in public improvements,
half as much more in other works, and floaters from till
sections drifted here. One
ought to be sutticieut to handle the situation. There are
now four on the regular force and alwavs an extra or two.
If experience proved the need of additional police they
could be added.
A close scrutiny would probably reveal economies that
could be made in other departments, were business meth
ods employed the intent being not to be parsimonious
or cripple the public service,
possible.
As the city does not secure
mayor and council, but instead gets increased taxation to
support superfluous otficials, a return to the old methods,
whereby leading citizens regarded it an honor to serve
the community and gave freely of their time without re
muneration, should be tried. Taking ;the salaries off,
which are not suffiicent to be an object to the class of
citizens desired, would result in a saving to the taxpayers
of $2,200 a year, or half a mill of the tax levied and
every half mill counts these days.
It would be interesting toiknow what the council plans
to do with the otftra money sweated out -of the taxpayers
probably name a few more superintenclc'nts with little
or nothing to do.
Water With Radio Activity
MOT LAKE SPRINGS, Ore, Dec. 2.
Pitchblende, tho substance from
which radium Is obtained, Is an oxldo
of uranium. Uranium Is a metallic
element.
Pitchblende Is spoiled as ono word
and as two. Sometimes It Is Used as
a hyphenated word. However, Web
ster gives It as one word.
Much Interest has heen created In
pitchblende because of tho wondrone
cures of Its product radium.
Water which pa sews over a deposit
of this oxldo becomes hlKhly radl
aetlve, and It Is this radlo-aitlWO
which gives iho waters of hot springs
their heat and efficacy. To bo-efll-
The Sympathy Sponge
jTq tho lidlter:
I Of all sad aud deplorable figures
on tills earth's Mage, it Is the Sym
pathy Spongo. Tho men who has
lost his pip and all 'grasp on life's
activity because of a business failure
that ho has very narrowly lived for.
Thu "It's all off" oxpresslon creeps
over his brow, his eyes search the
distant horizon, his voice drags, lift.
walk lag-,, and his hands go deeper
Into bis pockotB, as ho stands on tho
street "curbing and waits for a com
panion with whom to exchango sad
stories and nbsorb sympathy. Ho
falls to see, or purposely leaves out
tho personal mistake that caused his
awful failure. A mistake unacknowl
edged Is uover 'righted, and so he Is
on tho downward road.
Ho who shirks at tho critical mo
ment of tho game, because he does
not hnow Jt Js tho critical moment,
done, it pays a street eom-
assistant street commissioner
would save 50 per cent of
not need to be kept at tho
day man and two night police.
but to bo as economical as
economv under a salaried
.cations tho wnter must bo used In Its
(natural stato. If bottled It loses Hi
curative properties, and In a little
v.hllo becomes absolutely worthless,
Twns because of tests made by gov
ernment expert chemists that tho
'agricultural department recently
uarned tho public against tho usu ot
these waters except In their natural
'state.
This radl-actlvlty Is given tho
water by the emanations of the rail
, luin contained In tho pttcbhlendo
with which tho water conies In con
tact. 'TIs these emanations which
glvo the water tho nppearanco of
boiling tho gases produced bubbling
HtJ'tho surface.
lones tho short chanco of victory, but
by si-dug his mlstako and making nu
Immediate change of attltudn, them
Is btlll a chanco, with redoubled ef
fort, to win tho day. Hut, If Instead,
after noting tho mistake ha rocollB
into tho grouch habit, thero Is Httlo
hope for I1I3 prosperity, and he can
usually bo seen pointing tho finger of
scorn at'tho successful aud crying un
fair.
Sympathy Is sweet, but In tlmo of
need will .not bo poured out In round
dollar and cents to any man with
John A. Perl
Undertaker
Lad7 Assistant.
H 8. DARTLETT '
Phone M. 4? and 47-J-8
Ambulance Service Ueputy Coroner
two strong hmuls nnd good health;
nor will It acknowledge luminous abil
ity uindo useless by stagnation. Thu
man who nonulroa tho "down and
out" nttltudo has liulU his own tomb.
stone, nhd consoipiontly receives tho!
sympathy ot tho dead.
A Httlo tuning up mentally nnd a
moie liberal contribution to tho com
mon happiness would go n long )'
towards changing "Hard Times" for
a few misting Mudfordltes. who be
cause of their own misjudged calcula
tions, lost their grip nnd aro sliding
down the load ot failure Instead ot
sighting the side pnths that might
help thoiu to regain the main road to
their seeming!) lost fortune.
(Inspired by the few Mcdford
CurbcriO
(A ' would be" street sweeper.)
PENDLETON REJECTS'
PHNni.KTON, Ore , Dec 3 Com
mission form ot government was de
featcd by IS! votes nmmllng to n
complete count today of the votes
enst In yesterday's election. W V
Matlock was re-elerted mayor and
l.co Moorhouso re-elected treasurer
without opposition.
Doi't Be Misled if
You Have Limy Trouble
If you lime I.11111: Tr ''! iU ut !
mUlod ly riwrls of rtin'tl- of (
rincs lit rrllrte that sffi'-iion . sl'rtlflc
lias its rrt liri-n rmiixl I kiuan's AMi-rt
llrr. huwvtvr U a iiiihII. ih (or throal
nml lune troubu-s n!il. h has lsu siic
crs.fully usmt In many t ts If iqu ti
K'k. It nilKlit Iv lw fif ).u to Ititr.tl;
L-sto Its in Tits ami Its u may t.r of
Is, tine t-ruitlt to ynu IImiI ot tills
X13 SfTMilh Mr . Srr oik
"Oentlrmi-n He jmr aipt Ut ,V0;
ut I wa tatwi t IM JnrM lliiIISI
to Im ttvntni fur ltmiihlii awl .nssl
r.1 liinai After wtrrnl wrftn liniment
1 was aiHfer. In tlisr il(Ktr t so to a
rniitalewnt ssnltarluiu. I "it euilM Uut I
al!nltttl Ikimu.k tlii" ilorlur at thf to
nltal. after a tliuruuiEti eiiilllii. ilr
rlanM mr ca.o Ijuik TrHiM'. uikI rate
m nTtinati Ik that effi I slmwmi
thB rrrtltlcatc tit Katlirr Stark nu.l hr aip
TU11I mo to IhIo Kvkiuaii s .Mtenitlre
I took the Altrratlro faiilifnllr as ill
rertnl, ami win founl mrslf f re,, from
nlistit irwrata ami fetor, ami crailiMllr eot
letter I tiavf not taveii t!ie ,Vlt milts
now for two vei's. nml ron trithfiillr sit
I am well. I fell better anil am stronger
tlun t'.fnro tujr slfkerss. '
(Arll.laTtti M.MIY IvOIIIIAMKIt.
(AlioTe atilirerlaUil; more on reiuot.l
Itekmati's Alleratlvbas U-eti trTen tiy
many yeniiV toil to ls mt rfltrnrtou
for hito Thiewt nml l.iin .ffllon,
llrom hltls. Uronchlsl AsI'icm. .'lutii-.rn
folils ainl In iiptiullillne Iho s)lem.
t'onlalns no naieotli-n. tilon or bsiill
formlce itnici. .Vk f"r lxket tr-UInx
of roeeirvrles, ami , w to to l.ekmsn
1-tUralory. i'lrllaaelelili I'a , for
Oencc. Tor salo lr all leaillu ilrusslats
New Way to Malte Apple
Dumplintis
Served With Ilartl Sauce or Cream
and Sujjar
Hv Mrs. J net dVtA'ensie MIL F.ditor cf
the Iloiton Cooking School Magazine
Here is a new way to make apple
dumplings tliat will surely please every
housewife, for it is not neccwry to
luvc whole apples, and the juice cannot
run out nnd burn as with apple dump
lings where the apple is placed in the
center and the dough turned up around
it. The biscuit part forms a crUpy
hell that holds the apples and juice.
ECAppla Dumpllajs
One and one'half tufi lifted Jlour; i
teaspoontil salt; 3 Uixl teaipoonfuls
A' C Jjakbtx Itu-der; H cup shorten'
ingi about JS cup milkj apples.
Fill the cups of a buttered muffin pan
with pared aud sliced apples, sprinkle
with salt and turn two or three tuble
spoonfuls of water Into each cup. Sift
together, three times, the flour, nit and
baking powder; work in the shortening,
and mix to a soft dough with the milk.
Drop the dough from n spoon with the
apples inthecups, Klvingft a smooth ex
terior. Let bake about tvytnty-fivrnihi-utes.
Invert the pan on a large serving,
dish Put aspooufulof liardsnuceabove
the apple in each dumpling and unuli
with a grating of nuttnei;.
This Is only rrfleof the many rew.dellclous and
appeti'liia recipe trnitiined In the K U Cik
Hook. whUrh may LeHulneleeby sendlni
the edited certlftcit? packed In eteryiVwil
ran of K C lUUnir I'owdcr to the i tgei.a Mro,
Co., ChlfHKo. lie tutctiiKCt ltieliH.eiitsiii
smaller ciui do not cuutaiu CouL's Jiock ct
tlfiaius. Twenty-three
Days to
Christmas
wmmi&M(
Dec. 2
0l !'fcrWfcsJ-ifc:
Take Time by the Fore
lock and Do Your
Christmas Shopping
Now.
My UcailfjtinrlcrH Tliln,8eanii Will
Ik) at tho
Wonder Store
SApF
rjHB!
How to Mateo
Bettor Cough Syrup than
You Can Buy
A
I'ttmllr MMMlt Rntliitf U
mill l'u lly (limruiileiMt.
A full pint of cough svrup n miifh
n j on could buy fr sfcl-AU can easily
liP liuulo nt homo, m will lllid nothing
Hint tuki held of the ordinary rough
moie mih'klv, usually eompicrliut It In
shlo of at hour. iXcelh'iil, ie. for
spusiiuxlle eroiip, whooping cough, bnm
elilal asthitiA and luonrhltl.
Mlv one pint of graiuilatesl sugar with
X'i pint of warm water, and stir for U
Minutes. I'utaUi ounces of I'lnex (llftv
eiuts' worth) In a pint lUlo, thru add
the 8ugsr Svrup. It kep' perfectlr,
'lake a tiaHoulul every one, tvo or
thnv hours. . . ....
This Is ut laxative enough to hrlp
relieve a cough. ANo tliniiltttsj tho
nptlU, widen Is unually upct by n
cough. Tho taste in pleannt.
'1 he effect of plno and sugar svmp on
tho hilhiiueil mcmhrnnc'V Is well known.
I'lneV l a most vuliiiihlo cotiw.nlriit'sl
etiinpoiiud of Norway white pine rxtrnrt.
rich In gualncol and other natural
healing pun clement. Other prepsra.
tlons will not work In this combination.
This Plncx and Sugar Svmp rnnsly
has often been iiultatel, hut the old suc
cessful mixture has never been e.piahs.1.
it Is now used in mere homVs than any
other cough remedy.
A cunratitv of absolute satisfaction.
or moiifv promptly rrfuudtil. ges with
this irrpnn.tion. Your druggist hai
rii)s, or will get It for you. If not,
send to The Vlnot Co., Vt, one. Ind.
) . ....
The Joy Of
Coming Motherhood
A Wonderful Remedy That li n Natural
Aid and ItelloTe the Tendon.
.Mother's Crleml. a fasmos ntern.il rem
e1), Is the only .Oi kiurnn llial Is sl!o tit
rvarti nil tli illUentit iirt Inti'lteil. It
li a prnetratlrti: ni'iill.'slliti after Iho for
mula ut n nuliU family tli.cor. ami lulnl
tatrs er.ry mu.ile, uertr, tl.mio or tendiai
nffecteil. It K,kes illrv.lly to tin- stMlneil
Kirt luin and eeutly but surelj relletes all
titiiliiiey to soreiic.. or sttuln.
Ity Its dally tue I lie re Mill tw no pain, no
tlltlrrss, no nauM-a, uu ilabp-r of laceration
tr oilier acOileni, atul lh perhsl nlll lie one
of supreme cuisf.irt auj Joyful nll lAtlou.
TV all yriist WiHrl Milt tier's I'llettil It
one ot the crratest of all helpful IblttftH-es.
for It rotst chlliltilrtli of all Its sc.ls an.t
(lahcers, dlies nil the il'mbt ami ilreail.
nil lenie of fear, ami thus enables Hie mind
ami tMKly to aoalt the greatest Tent In
woman's life with iintratnmrle.1 (tUitne.
Mother's IXeml Is a m-st clierlsbul
resitily In tliMwanils of ttesnes. ami la of
stieli feiillar merit anil taluo as to mtko It
essentially eno to I revoramenilnl by all
is omen.
Vm will find It en nil at sl drnt at
at l on n Isitlls, or tho ilnnntUt will vtadly
rrt It far run It yon Insltt upon It Moth
er's I'rteml Is prepared 1 nly by l'i llrad
field lleenlsfftr fV 117 I amar llld. At
lanta fta tttrn wOl senil yon by null,
eabit. a rerr Instrit. tiro l.a.k .) ctc(Bnl
mulhtr. Writ tot It to-day.
Bittner's Real Estate
& Employment Bureau
I'tir Sain
Four acres, threo mllea from .Med
ford, 3 room hotiso, fruit, pluco hlKh
ly Improved, walor rlKht. 1'rlcn
11000.
.10 ncroti, 23 acrse in fruit, a room
house, barn aud othor out hiilldlui;,
vvatqr rlKht, snap. 1'rlcn 1 1000.
140 aero stock ranch, 20 ncrca In
alfalfa, i;ood bulldlnKS, soiuo stuck,
barKaln, JC000. (lood terms..
1'iO aero stock nnd Rouoral farm
In K ranch, CO acres In cultivation, -t
room house, larKo barn, 20 acrea In
nirnlfn, C00O.
DlK ImrKaltiH In city propel ty, nouio
011 thu Instnllmuiit plan.
Niimbor of small trncti elbso lu,
aubtirbnn hotnuH at a barKaln,
Iloiisoa furnished and unfurnished
for rent'.
Ihiiployiuent
(llrU for general ho 11 so work.
MRS. EMMA BITTNER
Hen. I'hiino lOllll-X Pbonu HoH.
OpiKinlto Nnah Hotel
nOO.MH 0 it ml 7, VMM WeOOIC
FOR SALE
18 head of nmrcH, and
horacs, ranging from 8.r)() to
K)0() Annuls; agos yearly to
10 yoais. Can hv neon at
any' time. M Xorth IJiver
Hide. , f
D. S. LITTS
HAVE YOU
TRIED IT?
The new, up-to-date C'afa
teria, where you get the hest
of everything, get just what
you want and pay for what
you get nnd nothing more.
And besides this, everything
is
Home Cooking
By an export woman eoolc.
We waut you to try us onee
and we will take our chances
after that
Sanitary
Cafateria
20 South Central
N. Florence Clark
VIOLINIST ANI TKAflllJH
Klrst-class Muslo for all Oceaslonn
it til W. IVuitli St.
Phono 7 KM
MRS. H. L. LEACH
Export Corsotloro
JUW Norlh Hardotf.
Vlioiio fi(': M.
ART STORE
llednced prices
plcturu framing
on pictures and
Century Edition of
MUSIC
5c a Copy
while it lasts
All kinds nt post cards at big re
ductions. u. !-. nuNNirrr, ntoiv
Phone Vti. II07-.I !UI .V. tlrupo Si.
Phone 662
for
Milk, Cream.
Butter, Buttermilk
nrmcu. 70 vvai
SQ17AHK
Our Own Delivery
Rogue River
Creamery
Winter Is Horo Tho Tlmo
to Tako .
The Wonder
ful Chinese
Herbs
For All Ailmontfl
World's Famous
Chinese Doctor
205 Second St., Ashland, Or.
T. Foo Wah Herb Co.
Offico Hours, 9 A. M. to -8
P. M. Evory Day
E. D. Weston
Official Photographer of tht
Vedford Commercial Club
fAmnteir Finishing
x'osi uarus i
Panoramie Work
Flash lights
Portniits
Interior and exterior viowi
Negatives mado anv tiim
and any place by appoint
ment.
L. .M. IIAUMO.V, Maunder.
208 E. Main Phone 147)
w.
ALL GROCERS
isiiPSpiSH
isSr
Raises the
Douh Better
IT
Theatre
TtlcMhiy nml Wed day Mhl 7 p. in.
, I'ltOI'OSAI. I'UO.M NOIIOhV
Potirlh tttory of Who Will Mary
Mnry?
"They don't love inn at all," sliu
mild, "K'm Just my money."
tiii: iuuiMii: or siiaoowh
A liemitlftil HrtlU: two part inolo.
dramn produced at the l.tut AiiKeles
n t it it In. A fltnry full ot Hfn'M tritKO.
dlen mill (hi) liijimtlen of clrcuiiutim
tlnl ovldoncti.
IWI'IY'H All'Allt OI' IIONOIt
CClttlY'.M ItllltdliAlt
llnth VltnKrnph I'titnedles
MittkliiK, Miixle Wild l.'ffeit ,1 autl lOo
..'One Voil Citiiunt Affunl l ,MI.
ComliiK 'rtiiirnda)' MkIiI Only
Hll.AK MAItMMl
IMIkiiii Two Heels, from lleoru Ul
Unit's .Vovfcl
C THEATRE
vai -ncviiiiii:
RANZO
Comedy UnlcyclUt, The Ono Whel
Wontler
Abxidiilelr the lleit t'botoplny Its tho
City
IMintoplit) 'nieltay Hlttl Wi-dnelir
iuio.nciio niiji.v iiri nyi'AiiK
IViilurliiK U M- Anderson, Two lteals
I'ATIIK wnnici.v NO. mi
Nuw
iiomn:iiH and ii().iiw
Comedy
tiii: iiAituim t't'iti:
l'arco Comedy
Cniuliii: Tliur(lity Only
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THEATER
TODAY
Vaudeville
LIBBY & TRAYER
A elassy, up-to-the-iuinuto
act, clever comedians and
singers of real ability.
Photeplays:
HIDDEN LOVE
.Drama
THE NORWOOD CASE
Society drama
HIS CONSCIENCE
Comedy Drama
BACHELOR GIRLS CLUB
Farce Comedy
Woolworth & Woolworth
Mimic and Kffeets
AD.MI8SIOX 10 CBNTS.
DR. W. H. HEOKMAN
Homeopath
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