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MEDFORD MATL TRinUNE. MKmrOIJI). KK(.ON WMDNKSDAV, MAUCII II. 101 1.
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IOCAL AND
I- PERSONAL
Attorney 0 Newbury 1 circulat
ing petitions In llio city for the can
dldacy of T. T Ceer of Pendleton
for governor on the Kcpubllenn
ticket. Gcnr I woll known In this
section among the pioneer resident
nnd tho petitions nrc being freely
r BigltCll,
A. 10. Cro?g of Olympla attended to
legal motteni In this city the' first of
tho week.
Hntiso denning mado easy. Itent
a vacuum elonncr from the Southern
Oregon, Electric company, $1.50 per
day. No.r C' South Central", photiq
21G-Y.
V. B. Iloynohts of Pasadena, Cnl .
Is In the city for n few days on busi
ness. During tho lAst week tho hee3
have begun to work gathering hone
nnd In tho country fields In tho'mld
die of tho day are numerous. They
only enturo from the hlcs In the
middle of the day, tho mornings and
evenings being too cold.
Special sale of children's dresses
niado-np ready to embroider at tho
Handicraft Shop. 29C
Charles HotissUm has returned
from a business trip to northern
points.
Arthur Thompson hns returned to
his homo In Montague after spend
ing a few days la this city on busi
ness. Mrs. K. M. Wilson does first class
kodak finishing nt 210 Laurel St.
313
A number of Medford young men
went to Ashland last night to see tho
llasco Musical Comedy company, tho
two doses administered In this city
not being enough.
Mark Woodruff, publicity agent of
tho P. K. & K. railroad, who man
agedo Hen Selling's campaign for tho
United States senate. Is In tho city
for a few days.
Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John
II. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has-klns-Doydcn
Dldg., Main strcot.
Mrs. W. C. Hale or Grants Pass it
visiting Mrs. Harry Foster of this
city for a few days.
W. P. Dodge has returned from t
business trip to Grants Pass and
other Joscphlno county points.
Bee Tumy for rlro Insurance.
Tho .Medford baseball team will be
organized next week, with a number
of old nnd young ball players Tho
matter of choosing n manager wilt
come at this time, nnd arrangements
made for tho use of the grounds.
L. K. Kane of Trinidad, Colo., is
In the valley for n fow days looking
for a location, and will make a trip
Into tho Baglo Point district, where
ho has friends.
Mlllc and cream at DeVoe's.
Mrs. Theresa Dlnwiddlo of Gold
Hill was a visitor In Medford Tues
day afternoon.
Donald McDonald a stockman of
Lake county Is In the city tor a few
days attending to business matters
and visiting old friends. He was
hero 20 years ago, and Is well
known.
Fresh llrao. Medford Lbr. Co.
Work called for and guaranteed
by the Medford Cleaning and Press
ing company, II. W. Ward, Prop., 4
South Control.
Hnvo your work done by tho Med
ford Cleaning and Pressing company,
II. M. Ward, Prop., -I South Central.
Sugar Pine shakes. .Medford Lbr.
Co.
There wU bo nu ecllpso of tho
moon vlalblo In tho Itoguo river val
ley, and practically all of the world
tonight, and is creatiug considerable
interest among local sky gazers.
Evidence of tho approach of St.
Patrick's Day Is shown In tho win
dow decorations of shamrockB, etc.
Several social affairs carrying the
spirit of the. day will be held.
Tumy writes better flro Insurance
The "Mnd Mullah" motorcyclist
laid off last night for the first time.
In four days, with his reckless
speeding, causing tho pollco to sus
picion that something has happened
to him or his machine.
Vincent Theron of Murphy Is In
tliu city for a fow days attending to
business matters.
George Lincoln of Rogue Itlver
transacted business matters In Med
ford and Jacksonville today,
Danny O'JIrlcn who fought Dud
Anderson in this city over a year ago
and has quite a following In this city
will mcot Gilbert Gallant In Salt
Luke City tonight. Danny and Hud
wore onco bitter, out O'llrlcn Is still
going, and Hud has about stopped.
Andrew Jeldnces who has been
spending the winter In Medford with
his family expects to leave In a fow
days' for his claims In tho Jlluo Ledge
district.
Model Dakory goods at Do Vocs,
I'lrleh & Hyatt hne bought out
the Sid M. Nichols grocery stock and
furniture and fixtures. Stock Is be
ing tnkott nt (he present time.
B. It) an of llutto Kails was n
business visitor In the city Tuesday.
Work on tho brick work of tho
new Rlks Temple on North Central
avenue, Is expected to begin next
week, thu kiln nt Jacksonville, that
hns tho contract for the making of,
the brick, Is rushing the work.
The regular weekly drill of tho Nn
tlonal Guard rompnuy will bo held .it
the Nnt this evening, and an Increaso
in nttendiinct! has been noticeable
sfco the court ninrtlnl for non-nttoml-nnce.
Wo want every family to try one
sack of our Dally Hrcnd flour made
trpm best hard wheat. Kvery sack
guaranteed! Price J1.35. Leo Wnt
klns .fc Co., general feed store, 307
South Front St. '
Hoover Hnlstead of llllt. Cal., Is Hi
tho city for a few days attending to
business matters,
Mrs. Kmll Mohr who underwent n
sorlous operation nt the Sacred lionet
hospital a week ago Is reported to b-
Improving rapidly, nnd practically out
Of danger.
Remember Tumy writes flro Insur
ance Tho Rltchle-Wolgast fight at Mil
waukee tomorrow nl.nt is attracting
considerable local attention, nnd the
hope and prayer of ninny Is that Wol
gast receives n good licking "Tho
Wildcat." owing to fantastic finan
cial operations of himself nnd Man
ager Tom Jones In this city ncvr
made much of a hit locally.
Hill Coleman wts n business vis
itor In Jncksonvlile for n few hours
Tuesdny afternoon.
Just opened, tho Cory Shining Par
lar. Give us a trial, white help. 14
South Central. 301
Mrs. Thomas Daniels of Itoguo
River was a business visitor In Med
ford the first of the week.
Attorney F. W. Mears left Tuesday
evening on a legal trip to Portland
and Salem.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives msdo any time or
placo by appointment. Phone M
U71.
W. F. Melllngcr of Montery, Mex
Ico will glvo a lecture on Mexico
Wednesday evening nt the Christian
church.
J. W. Cooko of Bugcno Is transact
ing business matters In the city for
a few days.
The Junior class of the high school
Invito the high school nnd alumni to
tho entertainment Friday at S:30 p.
m. at tho Natatorlum. Admission
50c. 300
Homer Whitehead of Redding.
Cal., Is in the city for a fow daya
transacting business matters.
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LAND GRAN
LAND
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SALE 10 llfttEljT
PURCHASERS MADE
DON WHISKERRANZA-VILL UU COME DOWN?1""'1 '"""""
Mrs. Nellie Stiles left Tuesday af-
Weeks k McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
Jjftdjr AnnUUiit
y I'liuiio UU7
iNltfht F. W.-WwAn JBilJil
i Vhmmt I A. t$. Orr l7M-Hi
!! l ! !" HI HI II
ternoon for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Seattle.
Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin
ish at J. O. Gcrklng's studio, 228 E.
Main St. Phono 32 0-.
Drummers representing coast anJ
eastern houses are in tho valle this
week calling upon Southern Oregon
merchants with fall and summer
goods. Most of them mako Medford
their headquarters for Journeys to
nearby towns.
Jasper Davidson of Happy Camp.
Cal., ono of tho oldest mining men
of that section is transacting busi
ness in this city and Jacksonville
this week.
Stop, look, listen! Did you hear
that bell? It Is tho Newtown Hakery
wagon. You will havo (o hurry.303
Spraying preparations are in full
blart In most of tho 'orchards of the
valley this week. Orchardlsts who
tame to Medford Tuesday seeking
men to labor, report that their Is n
scarcity of help, although the street
aorners nro crowded with men howl
ing about tho taxes and hard times
and kicking chronically,
Sam Rcnrdan of Ashland was n
business visitor In thu city this
Inornlng.
J. O. Gerklng, tho best all around
photographer la southern Oregon,.
Mays reliable. Negatives made any
where, tlmo or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phono 320-J.
Tho Mens' club of tho Presbyter
Ian church held n meeting uesday
flight with about 1C0 In attundanco.
The evening waH passed in discussion
of various subjects, light refresh
ments, music by Dr. Marlon's or
chestra, and a program. An enjoy
ablo time was held.
Clarence Darrow, famed union
tabor attorney, and one of tho fore
most orators of the day Is schedule!
to deliver speeches In Oregon next
summer against prohibition, and an
effort Is bolng mad'j to Include Med
ford In his Itlneraiy.
Kelstor lndlcn' trlluHng oollego St.
Mark's block Full rour o 40 dayH
lug Including diuftln;' i2!. Forty
sowing Includln - drufli:; ?25. Forty
Ing course, $15, tf
Harry Ward for many yoars with
tho Pantorlum, has gone Into busi
ness for liliiuoir and hns opened n
c '.'filling establishment on South Cen
tral. Mrs, V. 11. Cowles and daughter
Harbura have roturuod from Santa
Uurbura and Pasadena whuiu thny
SAN FRANCISCO STREET
SAN FRAXVISt'O, Tnl., March 11.
VmiMiin; from n counter by the
title of her mother and believed to
IN MINNESOTA TOWNS
ST. PAH., Minn., Mmvli II.
Sweeping prnluliiU)ui-il giiiiiri woru
imlicntcil tmUj. itx fur ih Hie. count
linve been stolen, the entire Sun f volis Iihi pro-rvsci'il. in ,ve-ter
Knmei-eo xliee tlepurtment toilny
HURLED FROM AUTO
riHCAdO. .Mnrch 11. Suffering
from eonciixHiiiii of tut Iiruiti, inter
mittenUy ilelirioiH nml in gnue ilnn
uer of dentil, Mi- .Muvme Couiior-,
POUTI.AND, Ore, Mar II More
"Immrimt purchiiHeis ' are exposed
lo nmut llifti I'iilled Htnlt'H t ourt here
within a row days, followliig llio
iiilluK ol Judvo It H. Ili'iin .Mwteidnt
that ru0o ileum ot rich') tlinlinred
liui.l In thu WIHiimollo valhty, part
of the Oiegun I'nllforiiln rnllnmil
Inuil grunt, ' purchased fiuni the
initlii'rn PncKle eouipuii), should be
forfolted In the giiuuumetit.
The I'llliburj Lumber eompuuy. u
Ttlluueitiitii eorimriitliin ronlrolltid It)
tho flour inllllu; luteiels iiwlied
300D ueien nt tbU forfellnMit, In
mtnd III Dnllglnrt and Cooh eouittlen
The Fmittter Lumher compiui), an
Oregon, concern ownwl I ft Oil acn-M In
Clnckniiiiii eoiint 1'iuler the lurins
of the llituln) net, persons elnlliiltiK
more than I OiMi acres of grant laud
are allowmt to "tome In" to shotx
they did nut know the terms of the
grunt ero being lolnted. Tho
grunt, eNeeuted In I Mill, provide-!
that the lands bo sold to actual set
tiers In ino acre traits at not more
than i'i 50 per acre. Federal Judg
Woltortun Inst )ear ordered tho for
feiture of tho criuit liPiauNo It was
shown that the railroad had sold
these lauds In much largo tracts,
souio times us high its 1 10 an nrre,
nnd of late )eurn hud refused to sell
to settlers at nil.
About tft "Innocent purchaser''
have applied under the llnnlcy act.
which allows them to buy bark their
holdings from the Kntcriimenl nt
SJ.ftO per aero within six mouths.
FIVE MINUTE CURE .
IF ST0MAUI IS BAD
When "I'apeV IHiipepiln" llemliei
Sloiiini'li nil lnillel(iii, (Jiih mid
Hotline lllxiippeiiiH
wjw henrehiii'r for flftein-monllH-
old Natalie .Kmcry, dnughtur of Mr.
Frnnet-. Ktnery of Oakland. When
lnt eeii ijie bnljv was hitting on the
counter nfn ICearnev street -hooting
gnllery while the mother took up
nllo mid Mint nt the turrets Tlmt
was Sunday.
After M-vernl flints the mother
turned nml foiiint thu child nne.
Mr-. Kmcry Miy.i Miu notieed n mini
with it lilnek miiMuehe loitentn; near
(lie child when Mie picked nn the
rifle.
:i vontiif niiHiiii'f. Irii'il In ti'll iliit.n.
.InyV MinneMita Uiwn nml illagelivVmU . cinergenev IiumiiIhI lo.liiy
BURNT RAILROAD BRIDGES
HALTS GENERAL CARRAHZA
AGl'A PUIETA, March 1 1 Tho
burning of bridges on the railroads
southwest of here puzzled tho Insur
gent officials today upon tho cvo of
Carranza'a departure upon his marcu
'nto Chihuahua. Although Carranrn
will march directly from here on his
two hundred mllo ride, tho Incident
-nused much speculation.
As far as Is known, there are no
fedornl troops between Guuymns mi
election. Out of" Kixlv-flvo previ
ou-ly dry town-, ohly MefiHitomi went
wet. while the drvw enptured iiuiiiy
wet one-. IHni-k Duck nnd other
tmww in I In- if-rf lit-rn pari of tin
Mute, with In.'i- tCftrkin' cIii-h po-iilntioii-,
ti u ilrv;
UNITED STATES EXPRESS
TO
NEW YORK, Mar. 11. It w.is
announced here today that the ITnltul
States Kxpross (iulpan will lliiil
date mon. Its officials docldlug that
higher express ntna nro Improbnblo
ns u result of tho iuter-stnto com
merco (omiiilsioir.i attltiidu.
INDICTN NEBRASKA LAWYERS
FOR BLACKMAILING MERCHANT
OMAIIV Scb. Mar. 11. An In
dictment was returned latit ulgllt by
the California gulf nnd Torreon. A i tho grand Jurv miulimt Irving II. Hnx-
fow small bands of mauraudors were j tT, former I'ultvil, Statps nttornel
ald to bo operating nloug tho MuxWo and district Jrnlu-: and at present n
Northwestern railroad below Juure
Carranza will bo accompauled Uf
nearly 1000 troops.
It was said a combination of Inde
pendent federal forces could offer no
resistance to Ills progress cast. A
battalion of Infantry began tho march
today alpug tho trails which will b(
tnken later by tho commander. No
expressions nro forthcoming regard
ing tho Heuton or similar cases.
TOBACCO TRUST LATEST
TAGET OF GOVERNMENT
WASHINGTON, Mar. 11. Attor-
day to prepare suit agulnst the
night to prepare suit against the
Metropolitan Tobacco company of
Now York, undor tho Sherman anti
trust act.
Tho decision was based on evldcuw
of alleged restraints of trade by tho
company luld before him by II. Sno
den Murshall, tho United States dis
trict atlornoy at Now York.
Tho principal complaint agulnst tho
Metropolitan company Is tho ulleged
discrimination ugulust Independent
tobacco dealers.
Tho Metropolitan acts as distribut
ing agent for tho producing compan
ies thai made up tho old tobacco
"trust'' and while It would bo tho
spent (ho winter and uro stuyluu at principal defendant, tho producing
the Hotel Medford. Mr. Cowles will loinpanlus will iiocouurll) bo purlieu
return In tun days or two weeks, to llio uctluii.
i
iaw partner or .Norrls iirqwn, joriuar
I'nlted States honutor, charging blm
with oxtortlon and blackmail. Two
othor prominent attorneys were In
dicted for the same offense, und thrco
for other offenses.
Similar charges n those ngalnfct
Hnxter are maila on Indictments
against It. II. Olmstoud and Thoj.
Ilrady. All three appeared an counsel
nt different times for Nolllu Rosloy
Paul, who receutl lost. a daniago suit
against Arthur I). Ilrandc(s, u mil
lionaire merchant. Mrs, Paul Is nlso
Indicted on similar charges.
Cllnto Jlrome In thu ludlctmont
Is charged with subordination of per
jury In tho ISO, 000 milt..lirouglit for
adjudication of un ostato'io u wealthy
Omaha woman. T. II. Mattors and
Carroll Wright nro chargofl with haz
ing ombez.led tho funds of clients,
Matters to f.'l.'iOQ, and Wright to
1200.
Tho Indictment against Maxtor
charges ho extorted from HraudoU
$7fi00 to'provont publicity being giv
en to tho charges by Mrs. Pu.nl that
her son had been mistreated by tho
merchant-
Olmstead Is charged with having
axtorted $;i7,fi00 In tliu sniun manner.
Ilrady was Mrs. Paul's attorney in
f 2C0.000 dnimiKo suit which llruuduls
won. , .
With Medford tiudojs Mnford wado
how it happened that lle was found
wrapped in nu eKiiive nutoinoliile
robe, prostrate its the middle of u
liiif.v xtrcut eurl.v this morning.
"Two men took me iiiiloiimhilc rid
int; willi niiollier jtirl Inst night," he
Mini, "nml Miuiethiii linppened I
don't remember wliut. The next I
knew I wiih in llii liopitnl."
Onco she mimed one of the nulo
mnhiliMs. hut mi in-tiinl nfterwnrd
retracted thin pull of her Miiternent.
The police believed Mie was thrown
from i speeding niitomohilc.
MOYER TELLS CONGRESUIONAL
COMMITTEE STRIKE TROUBLE
CHICAGO. Mnrch II. Charles II.
Mojer. president of the Western Fed
eration of .Miners Inst night told the
congressional committee Investigating
tho Michigan copper strike of his de
portation from tho district Inst Do
comber, A special session to hear .Mover's
tosllmouy was bold nt night. Three
men, Moyer said caino to his room In
tho hotel In Hancock, on tho night of
tho deportation. They asked him if
hu would receive a larger committee
of citizens and on agreeing Moyor
said Hi or IS entered tho room.
They asked If hu would permit tho
citizens to contribute to thu roller .it
the survivors of tho Christmas uvu
disaster at Italian hull,
Moyor said ho replied ho had not
told the members ot tho federation
they should not accept outside help
In curing for tho deuil, but suld tho
families felt they ought not mid that
ho would not advlso them to accept
relief contributed by those outside
of tho federation.
LONDON DAILY TIMES
NOW A TWO-CENT PAPER
LONDON, March It It was an
nounced that beginning next Monday
the price, of tho Times will bo re
duced from three pence to a penny
(two cents).
The Times because of Its fearless
ness has been railed 'The Thunderer'
mid Is recognized as tho official or
gan ot Kngllsh roalty.
The entire gnrrlsnn and police
force nro on duty In addition to 1ft-
000 soldiers here from tho prolncei
Hvery strategical point In the city s
occupied by soldiers. Cavalry patrolt
tho main thoroughfanvi
MOTHER! THE CHILD
IS COSTIVE, BILIOUS
llnn'1 llrMtnte! A I.axntUe l N'ciri-
Miiy If Tongue It ('mili-il, llieitlli
Hail or Hlnliimli Soar
You don't want u slow reinedv
uhcti Miur Htiimnt'h Is bad -or an un
certain ono or u harmful one
Sour stomach Is ton valuable; uu
mustn't Injure II with drastic dniKi.
Pupo's Hliipitpslu Is noted fur Its
Npeed In nlvln relief; Its ImrniltiM.
tiess. Its certain unfailing: iiitluu In
regulating slek sour, anssy stout-
itch Km millions of elites In Indi
gestion, d)Npepsla, iiastrltts tut I
other stomach trouble bus luiule It
famous the world iihi
Keep this perfect slomarh doctor
In sour Inline kenp It handy -Met
n liir-e (lit) rntil m so from any dniK
store slid then It iit)oiie should eat
miinelHlng which doesn't am,. wtu
Ihmn; If what thoy oat lays like lead,
formehts und MitirM mimI forms gas.
causes Imndtii he. disslues nml niiu
Ha, eruetHtliiiis nr arid mill undl
gested food remember an Moon is
Piih's lllnpepilu eo-niM In coiitart
Willi the KtiiiiMili all mtrli distress
vmilshes Its proiiiultifoH, certainty
nnd ease In overroiiittiK the worst
itoiimcli disorders Is a re elation to
ihose whit tr) It
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HI
Use Grsndma's Sage Tea and Sul
phur Hcclpe and nobody can tcIL
llrusli It through hair.
Gray lutlr, Isiwrjnr hitrnlwiinc, denolrs
sdtiurlng ngu. Uo ull know tbo silvsn
tdge of A youtliful nparaitr. Your
Imlr I your rlurni. It ntikrs or uisr
tho fiu '.ten it fmliM, ttiriu grny sad
l(.il dry, lpy and scrsegly, Jul a
fiw applfiittlotis of Sipi Tc. nnd Sulphur
ruUnoM Its appi-aranro a luuulrod-foM.
Don't stsy gray lk yeungt Kltliir
prrjiir.. t)i tmilo at liisim er grt frum
any drug (torn n M rent lttl of
"Worth's Rig.i niM Sulphur Hair Itrm
oly " Tlioila-inila of fulkji rmiintiund till
nvtily-to-uiK prrji.irntlii, l-cnum l 4xtk
rns tliv hair U-autifiilly and rrniortv
lUmlnitf, tnp Mulp Itclilng and falling
luilf, N.rti, im enn can il.lr tfli,
m it darkriu k nuUirally nnd nrptdy.
You tniilitcti a .np) er dt liruelt ltli
It, drawing thls.tliriugli tlio hair, taking
nnn ma II ulrand nt n tlmr Hr morning
tli gray luiir dlapwars. nfli-'r nnotltrr
appllration or tun. It ha turn I mor la
mtort"! and It Irmtiira tliUk, glwiy and
luitroiu, nI jtu rtpiar jwri joungrr.
TAMMANY BOSS SHY DUES;
READ FROM PARTY RANKS
NKW YOHIC, March Il.Charle;i
I'. Murphy, leader of Tammany; Jus
Giiffuoy, his political and business as
sociate, Thomas Duillugtou, former
health rominluslouor, und George
Pluulltt, former state senator, were
tonight declared not members of tho
National Democratic club. They were
road out of tho club for uon-paymout
of dues
(live California Hyrup of Pigs" ut
once u teaspootifiil today often
saves a sick child tomorrow.
If your little one Is out-of sorts
hnlf sick, Isn't resting, eating and
aitlng naturally -look, mother' see
If tongue Is runted. This l a sure
sign that It's llttlo stomach, liver
and bowels are clogged with waste.
When cross, Irrltnblo, feverish, stom
ach sour, breath bud or has slomiic'i
ache, diarrhoea, soro throat, full of
cold, glvo n teaspoonful or "Califor
nia Hrup of Figs." and In a few
hours all the constipated poison, un
digested fodd nml sour bile gently
moves out of Its llttlo howots with
out griping, and ou have a woll,
playful child again. ,
Mothers ran rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative," be
cause It uuver falls to cleanse the
llttlo one's liver nnd bowels nnd
sweeten thu stomach and they dear
ly love Its pleasant taste. I'll 1 1 di
rections for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups printed on
each bottle.
Iluwnro of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a .10. cent bot
tle of "Cullforula Syrup of I'lgs;"
then see that It Is made by tho "Cal
ifornia Klg Syrup Company." Don't
ho fooled!
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG CO
ItiiK nml (iti'H't Clcnniiif,'
nnd Weaving
."ill I0AST .MAIN STUKKT
Phono r:u
KLEIN
FOR KLOTHES
Is still nt thu old stand next door
to the First National Hank, upslnlrt.
MEDFORD TAILORS
MRS. H. L. LEAOH
Export Corsotioro
829, North Bnrtlctt.
Phono fiG3 M.
Pretty Shoes
and Pumps
That are u-i to the minute In
style, durable In w.ir hud iea
soniible In price
TOO I,ATI1 TO CMHHIFV
1'Olt HAI.K Ono h pamutigor model
!' It ii f r Ic In good cotidltlo'u, prfcu
$17.'. 00 u taken at onco. I'lionii
CM -It or uddress Mull Tribune,
box IN. .'105
FoilllFiNT Modern fi room hungn
lor, close In Phono f.7K X. 0.'.
How to Remove Wrinkles
in Fifteen Minutes
Kitcloso two-cont stump for par
ticulars, satisfaction guaranteed,
I'reu demonstration mid faro treat
ment ut oflfco. Also ull of tho
NIKK MAItlt
toilet preparations for sale. Guar
anteed harmless under tho pure food
luw.
Will havo goods nu exhibit and for
salo at the M, M. Department Htoro
on Hntitrday of each tvouk.
NKO.PIAHTIOJIK A(li:OY
lliaucli Offlro II 1 1) Not Hi lleally
Medfonl, Ore, I'liouo HUM
A VefV beautiful boot for
oar))' spring wear, Hofl patent
leather, built over a mudliim
long ntiii hint, Very sorvlro-
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