Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 23, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.' 0 .. J i r I'AMB TWO IOCAL AND L PERSONAL C. A, rmott nnd O Caster made business trip to .Medford Sntnrdnv. Mrs. A. Hosts and Mrs. V llrnnit ot Jacksonville were in Medfc ' SM"--dny nftornoon. Kotstor Indies' tailoring v Hoge. 40 dn)s sowing with drafting, J2E: 10 tin) s sowing course $15 dav; drafting course $lf. J. A. McDonald nml James I'c.irt of tho upper valley wore In Medford Saturday. J. T. Long, u Rofcburg attorney, has been slopping In Medford n fow do)B. Call for Medford Ice cream, mndc at Medford Creamer Hest on earth. V. L. Chappell. Prof, nnd Mrs. F. C Smith of Jack sonvlllo visited in Medford Saturday S. C. .Mlnnlck and J. S, UnrnMt of Central Point were business lsltors In Medford Saturday. 4 fie buys two pounds of croiuncry butter. 60c bujs two pounds Mol ford creamery butter dollvercd from' tho creamery to any part of tho city. Phone 251. W. L. Chappell. Mr. and Mrs. K A. Urous of Qrnnts Pass are Isit!nK In Medford Charles Darby nnd N Klmo and their families of Griffin creek district motored to Medford Satu.-. day. Prof. V. A. Davis spent a few hours Jn Medford Saturday. A. A. Ho) cc of Tolo and J. I. Kngs ilalu of Lake creek were in Medford and Jacksonville Friday. I). II. Harnoburg motored from Ashlnnd Saturday, returning with his wife, who has been visiting Mr, nnd Mrs. A. Cantrall of Jacksonville. T. J. Pearco of Trail attended the theater in Medford Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. F. Carson and Flo) I Howard of Butte Falls are visiting in Medford. J. D. Samuels and J. J. Duggan were over from tho Modoc orchard Saturday. William Wilder and A. It. Houston of Phoenix were of the many who came to Medford Saturday. Orders taken for all kinds of vgo tablo plants, any quantity. Early cabbage plants now ready. Port land avenuo Greenhouse. Phone S7-R. 330 Prof. J N Miller, who went to Arlxona for the benefit of his health has returned much improved. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grlffls of North Phoenix were In a shopping trip to Medford Saturday. W. R. Thompson and his family ol Gold Hill motored to Medford Frlda Mrs. It. V. Beall of Central Point district wag the guest ot her daughter, Mrs. Charles Strang, Sat urday. It. H. Green and K. A. Gra trcu hacted business In Medford bai trdny afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones o' Rogue Itlver were Medford vlsltorc Friday. Dr. J. F, Heddy has been making Medford a short visit. He left for Washington, D. C. Sunday afternoon accompanied by O. S. UlancharU of Grants Pass, in the Interest of the harbor at Crescent City. W. W. Gregory and A. Turpln of Dig Sticky drove to Medford Satur day. C. C. Gilchrist of Sams Valle) transacted business in Medford and Jacksonville Friday, S. ltofenborg and Mr Kaiser ar rhod from Seattlo Saturda), to loul. after their orchard interests. Fred Itlcdel of Gold Hill mado Medford a short business visit Sat urday. Mrs. K. M. Wilson does first class kodak finishing at 210 Laurel St. 313 James Morton of Phoenix and James llalley of Ashland wore of tlioeo who spent Saturday In Med ford. O. W. King and Guy ThruBhcr .tf Phoenix tarried a few hours In Med ford Saturday Carkin & Taylor, lawyers. (John II, Carkin, Glenn O. Taylor), Has-klns-Doydon Wdg., Main street. Col. George P. Minis of Seven Oaks mado Medford a short visit Sut urduy Frnnk .Vethorland ot Butte Fulls Is vlBltlng his family, who reside In Medford, See Tumy for riro insurance. Miss Leila Prim of Jacksonville made a trip to Medford Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. James Pellon have gouo to their homo at Fort Klamath after bpcndlng the winter In Call fornln. Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin ish at J. O, Gerklng's studio, 228 E Main St. Phono 320-. - ------- I f Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS Lady Assistant l)y Plioae 227 INtoM V. XV, Weeks lO.'i-JJ lilt fftMUM A. K. Orr07H !" It A. llertzlngcr ot Grants Pom was In Medford Sunday, lie Is sell ing stock of tho proposed railroad to Crescent Clt). John Mast and- -Arthur Hoso of Phoenix transacted business In Med ford S.vturdn). Milk nnd cream at DoVoo's. J C. Aitkin, fruit Inspector. Is down from Koguo ltlvcr. George Stough of Coos lit.), the pioneer chimney sweep, Is In tho clt). Fresh lime. .Medford Lbr. Co. Dr. George Helms and Mr Stouo. tho horticulturists, spent Sunday In Medford C. S. Lobo has returned from a business trip to Portland and other northern points. Tumy writes better tiro Insurance Mls Nellie Collins was In Med ford Sund.i), on her return to Jack sonville from a visit at Gold Hill. Knunett Hecson and Frank Oat man of Talent transacted business In Medford Saturday. Model Dakery goods nt Do Voos. William Lewis of Kanes croik motored to Medford Saturday. Mrs. W. Uroad of Weed. Cnl.. has been visiting relatives living in Jack sonville. ltcmembor Tumy writes tiro Insur ance. Dr. A. C. Caldwell of Salem, the pioneer dentist. Is spending a few da)s In Medford nnd Ashland. Col. J. W Hicks ot Ashland mado Medford n business visit Saturday. E. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives mado any time or olaco by appointment. Phone M 1471. The Southern Pacific will run a special train, Grants Pass to Ashland nnd return Wednesday, March 2t'i, to enable those who wish to attend the Helen Keller lecture. Speclnl will lcavo Medford 7 p. in., return ing leave Ashland shortly after lec ture. D. V. Young," of Iowa City, Iowa Is spending a fow da)s In tho city and valley attending to business matters. Screen doors at Medford Lum ber Co. Charles Swan, arrested In Scatle a halt month ago. for alleged em bezzlement involving tho West Sid" livery stable, was bound over to the ,;rand Jury Saturday afternoon bv justice oi me reaco layior. i Mrs. Rose F.nrlght or Glendalc Is visiting with friends and relatives i'l Medford for n few days. "The Mutual Movies," Mcdford's 5c show. Doost "It." Program changes dally. Matinee 2:15 p. m. evening 7 p. m. 3 , Howard Tu,tttc of Phoenix wok a business visitor In the city Saturday. Ralph Johnbon of tho Little Ap plcgate visited with friends In Med ford over Sunday. J. O. Gerklng, tho best all around photographer in southern Oregon.. A lays reliable. Negatives made any where, timo or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phone 3 20-J. Mrs. Thomas Fuson Is visltlug relatives ami friends in Grants Pau for a week or ten da)s. The advanie guard of tho I. W W. army and unemplo)cd headed north from California, began to arrlvo In Medford In small batches Sunday ovcnlng, and were ordered on by the police, who expect to have their hands full when tho main squad ar rives, which may be about the mid dle of tho week. I wish t Inform tho ladles ot the ralley that I have moved my dresj sinking parlors to the F. K. Dcunl ttoro and am prepared to do party and dinner gowns, fancy blouses, ind repairing of all kinds. Price very reasonable, call and investi gate Mrs. Emma M)ers. 311 W Yonder Hellen and his famll) of Uaglo Point motored to Medford Sunday. W W. Harmon, chief engineer of tho Grants Pass-Crescent City rail road, spent Sunday In Medford. Donald Newbury, who has been nt Eugene, visiting his sister, returned Sunday. The waters of Rear creek showed a slight rise this morn lug. but the present cold weather will cause n cessation In the melting snow and cause a drop, If continued. Henry Cullaghau and Andre .v Joldness will leave the first of the mouth for the summer work on their mining claims in the Dluo Lcdgo district. U. K. Swift of liarrlshurg. Or is spending a few dft) a In the tit) at tending to business matters. J. H Jones of Gnllce Is In the city today on business matters. Mrs. Louiji ,n-kh of Jotksonvlllo was a visitor In Medford for a fo hours this nnrn ir. Mrs M. A G iffli o'. Grants Pan Is visiting fc. n few J. )s with her son II I, Gri flu A II. Drown of this city was n business visitor In Grants Pass Sat urda) l.om ICatns of the Steamboat dl ttlil Is In the fit) for u feu days at tending to hiulucss mutters. Al Pauko) of Central Point was visiting with Mdiiris in Medford over Sunda) I) S I.oann of Montague, Cnl , Is spending a few da) In the clt) at- liiinl Iti if ii 1 m til iic tiu in fit I stra MISUKUltD MAIL TIUUUNI'!. Miss Irene Plotner visited over Sunday with iclnttvcH In this city re turning to her school nt lluucom this morning. C C. McClondon of Gold 11 111, mi ot the earliest pioneers of the vnllov. was nmoujf his Medford friends Sat urday. Dr. George Rebec of the I'nlverslt ot Oicgon, who has been Indlsposm! nt Ills orchard homo the past week 'returned to Eugenu Sutuln) ovcultw SK horses belonging to Dillon 1HU died last week from n ni)sterloin cnuse. It Is thought tho lu thoi had beou eating wns the cause. To tost this theory the lm) Is being fed to horses who have outlived theli "usefulness. It they die It was the lui). If the) live It wns not, somewhat tough on the horses, but a win ti hit science a crack between tho c)o Samuel T Richardson of Salem republican candidate for the supreme bench Is in the clt) today In the Ii. (crests of his candidacy, and l':i Itm his first visit to Medford. Ho wns born and raised In tho W'lllntuetio vnllc), and has practised law for .'.' )oars. There are eight candidates for the position ho seeks Vance Colvlg has returned from a ftrlp to Northern California In the Interests ot tho Korlnek Vetorltuir.v company. Miss Marjorlc Farrln of Hoseburg Is spending n few days In the vnllei visiting friends nnd relatives. D. F. Gugnon of Grants Pass i transacting buslenss In the clt) today Illll Fnncher has returned to Grants Pnss where he Is orgaulzltu a lieu llur lodge, after visiting Med ford friends and relatives two da)s DIED CARNKS I). 0. Carnos, for mnii) )cars a resident of Medford, nnd i pioneer of the Rogue river vnllc), died at Sacred Heart hospital Satur- iday ot consumption nml n complica tion ot ailments. He was 51 )enrs fcf ago, n native ot Illinois, and i survived by two sons. Tho funeral services will be held Tuesday, March 2,4, Interment In the Rutto Falls cemetery, under tho direction of tin Odd Fellows. Mr. Comes was well know throughout Southern Oregon 1' was for many )ears a partner of tt lato John Kilter In tho cigar ami confectionery business In this clt. Many of the old residents and min ing men knew him. At tho tlmo of his death he was conducting a room ing house on South Grae street. He owned property In this city. Of late months his illness has compelled h!i confinement. MARKET REPORT I Prlcss Paid Vj Prater KGOS l.V. IiriTIIIt Creamery, JCe; dairy, 4.V two 11)-. POTATOES 7oe per 100 lbs. APPLK.S l''-e. ON'IONS 4.U0 per 100 lbs. HONKV 12Ae n pound. CIDKK 2m'. PORK Kle to 11 (.. HKKF 12e to lie. l.ARD-l-ie. 1IACON 18c. SHOULDERS 1 1. HAM 'JO. niTTF.lt FAT '-'.). ICE CltKAM 80o g.il. Livestock IIOOS Dremu'd l'V,; nlive, T'ic. SIIKKP 7c. STEKHS Alive, 0j7c. COW'S Alive, lie. VEAL Driwrt. P.'c. POnntV Mwiil cliiekim. V.U-. (Irenned, lSe to -0e. Hay nnd Grain (Iilivill I'rieiHf.) WHEAT-UUe buuliel. OATS 4.-ic biiflitil. HAY Vetch, ll ton; grtiin, $1U to H. HAHLEV Whole, .fj ton. CORN W0 ton. The stringent re(iiircmeut of I lie forest M-rvire that nil sheep ho flipp ed lie l'u i e eiiteriu" the nntiouul lor esU bus pru'tiraJill criiilicateil seul)- ie on llio-e uren. Tnn rnn Tinrn L run iihtu SORE, ACHING FEET Ah I what relief. No more tired fet; no more burning fret, hwoIIiti, bad stncll. lug, sH.ity fwt. No iiiori) pain in corns calloilKK or liuiiioni. No muttlr what alls vour I vet or what uniltT the sun you've tried without gltting relief, just ii mi "IT.." "V17." draws out all tlm pol somoiih oxuda tions which pull up till) f(Ct( "TIZ" Is mag leal; "TI7." Is grand i "J'I7." will cum- your foot Iroiitili's so vou'll iiuvcr limp or draw up jour fact in pnin Vour sliou won't scuiii tlgld ml our fet will never, never hurt o get note, swollen or tired. (ll a 21 rint box at any dro or drpartmcut storr, uml get rilirf MKI)W)K'I). OKKtlON. MONDAY, MARCir 2.1, 1!)M, 10 PLACE BOYS EF, An of foil Is being made to find u place on a farm tor John nnd Ken neth Wnttouhorg. "Ktit 13 and i yixiis, whoso escapades the Inst nr. has brought thum luilf u doson times berore the Juv'eulle authmltles. Tills nioinlnn It was derided to reserve the final decision In the ease until itevt Thuisdii), The first Intention of J mine Ton Veil was to commit them to the Uon and Girl' Aid so clet of Portland anil through thorn find a place. The parents however, struuousl) object to this ioiimo. It Is held by the parents of the bo.vs that their ec.umdes hnvo be-n prompted by older minds, while thw authorities hold thai the Wttttcit berg's have did the piompUng them selves Glenn Noble- held with the two, and his first nppenniueo before the probation uutlmtlttos will llkel) bo given nnolicr,uhiuice During lIieAlnst two months mnnv .fedford fanj)lles have .suffered from bad bo)s stealing milk from their back porches, the bovs drinking the milk on the spot and leaving the empt) bottles. ENVOY JOHN LIND TO INSPECT FEDERAL LINES MKNICO CITY. 'Vlarch J. John LInd, President Wilson's euvo), ma make a trip of observation over th.i portion of tho MoNlrait republic ion trolled by the fouuint us the result of n conference nt Vera Cms with tho Mexican foreign minister, Joie l.opez Portlllo Y. Rojns. The rec ommendation was made by the min ister who said I Hid seemed to he fa vorably Impressed COMB SAGE TEA IN I0 IT Grandma kept her locks dark, glossy, thick with a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur. TSie old-tlmo mUture of Sagn Tea nd Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faiknl hnlr in grandmother's treat ment, aid folk ar. ipvin using It to keep their lmlrji good, CTin color, vrhlch is ijuitu n'0ilK an wo nra living in an m lirn a. Trrathfill amuanco is of tho greatnt ailvanUi Aowmln). Ui'iiltiivp ims iwTq n troubleoin' U'k-Vit frvthcTliig the up' and the mutsi nixing at hone. All drug stores sell the wl to uo product called "W.wlh's Snge and Sul( hur Hair Remedy" for about 50 cents a Mtle. It is very sjpular beoaiiM nobody can dlcover it lus been applied Simply UHJIllMt JUKI -... v. mm mr - --,--. .- and draw this through vour Imr. taking i one small utrnntl nt a time b) moraine j Hie gray nsir uianiwri, onv wmi uc- lights the ladies with V vetli's ge and Sulphur Is that, Ix-sldci twaiitifully dvrkcnlng the hair nfUir a few i.plim. tions. it also produce that "H luntrc nml appearance o( abundance wmrh Is so nttractlvri besides, prevrnts t..ndrutf, itching sculp and falling hair. V Newbro's Herpicide It Is ir Klgnlflmnt fart Hint Medford people use more ciliiV lleiplihle tluui mi) e(iuil uumbiir of puoph hi-uhoru. DeKiriug alwujH to appear at their best the Indies or Medford lime hnuii (pilcl; to retogulzn tho gieat (ixtellome of uu hi V lleipliiile as the) know thut Its Intelligent use will add mum to the beaut) of their hair than uu) thing ulso. They are Justly proud of the nulliinco und luster of their trusiitiH iiiado posslblo by having unlr'tlml Is clean and huulthy and n scalp free fiom iluudruff It Ih Id snviug ami beniillfylug the hair Krowlug on their own heads that tho Medford ludlos add so much to their personal uppoaranru I'lfleiu )eun. ugo Ne liio's llcipli lile was thoonl) germ temeilv for dandruff In America. At that tlmo both tho reined) and thu theor) wore ridicule I lint siuio then murveions Hiircesu nml the stor) or Its UHtouisiiiug merit has penetrated to over) t Now the llfipliitli' tlulniH mid lleiplihlo adiortlslng hnvo been freel) lopled I liters or otner sculp remedies lleur In mind too. that dining this ilimigo of front tlioiiiM)n h Imvo not been (bunged, ulniply tho d alius for them Here Is tho pi should ion experiment with something, claimed to ho us good as lleipli lile when lli'ipfildo, tho Orlglnul (lui m Itemed), mil) hu p.i rihaued In over) ding and ill miuit store u .Medford Tin lust as good ' kind Ih good for Iho null Btltulorx rush register hut Ih not good for oui si alp Applications of real Herpicido can bo obtained good barber shop. Two sizes, 50c and $1.00. Sold guaranteed at all drug stores, A trial bottle, 10 Cents A Booklet FREE Send for both. SEE COUPON WOODVILLb BRIDGE William (leiljr, eeuulliut: engineer for .liieltMoti eoimlVi nt lite ieiiiet.t of lite iMitnit.v eiiuit, Sutnlu.v eum ineil the Wiioihille hinlge til Rogue River, which tuul been lepntled um enilniigeietl, lie Mutes I lull the up per pier mi the wel iilo of the livst iliil not U'sl upon it heihoek foiiuilu lion, but upon loose rnek that Iiiih ninee wiifheil out, with the iomiII lliiit the pier Iihh been piulialls uu ilei mined. Tin will tieeeKititte u new loumlntiiiti at low wntet petiod net uiiumer, Menuwliile (lie luulge is xnfe tor oidiimrv tiuvel. Me tec umilU'lliU tli.lt the hliiUe he piilllled nt oner uinl the bulls mul met tight ened. The hiidne wns Iniill five ,venr. ago li ltrnln i. Eiulmitll ol I'oitliiiul, DITCHES AUTO TO SAVE DARK CAR COLLISION To lived a lolli-ten with uu Hutu ruiiiiiiiif with no Imlils luil the sule liglilH SuiiiIiiv tuv'ltt m Hie Aslilnnil road. Ileilieit Alfuiil ot the l'ut No tionnl bunk item nl loii'e iliowii Ins own eat ml.) the iliUli. thioMing tu Milium luilv eotni'iimoii to the giouiul EAT CABBAGEFISH SAUSAGE, NEW BREAD No Imligetlou, (in, Soiiiiicsh in- I p. set Siiiiiinili r Vou'll Take "Pope's Dlnpepslii" Ti) llilsl Do rolllu foods )oil eat lilt bank taste good, but work tmill) ; fenutiiit Into stulilHiru lumps nnd cause a sick, sour, gas) stomach" Nuu, Mrjor Mrs Dyspeptic, Jot this down Pnpo' Dlapepslu dlgosts over)thlu4. leAvlng untiling to sour ami upset von There never was mi) thing so safel) quit);, no lurlnltily effective No difference how biull) )our stom ach Is disordered )ou will get haiiy relief In five minutes, but what ptonscs )ou most Is tbnt It streiiRth- "lis nnd rogulntis your stonuieh so ou inn wnt )oiir favorite foods with out fear. Most remedies give )u roliof aometlmes they are stow, lint not sure. 'Tape's Dlapophln" Is ipitek, positive and puts )our stomanh lun health)' condition so the miser won t romo lincli ' ' You feel different as soau n ' Cape's Diapopsln" counts In routnet with the s(oiuHrh--dUtroM Just ran Islnsj )our stomneh gets sweet, no gate, no belching, no eructatluus of undigested food, )our hond clears and ou reel fine. (lo now make the host Investment you ive- ninde by gctlltfg n large fiftv i cm rase of Pape's Dlnpepslii rro'ii an drug sinre You renllto 1 1 I ml nites how needless It U to - ilur fr.)in indlgeNtlou. d)spepslu u a i tomnrli disorder The Ladies of Medford Enhance Their Personal Charm By the use of c A uml culling her ear mul iullieliug n gusli on his iheeli. Tim enr wiih not ilmungeil, FREE l.omliiit "Tiiimn" Neiklnit 'ICvehii 'Hum" llinielel Tlietui two beautiful pieces of pop ular Jewell Hie the iiuo iiliupig no. i let) w'oiiieu In New Ymk, and the turgust lilies, Thev are neat and elegant gold finished articles that will Khiddell the henit of evel) gll" m- women, no mutter ow .omig it old V'ei) st) Uh uml iittnirilw Our Tiee Ottei. Wo are advertls lug .Sieiiiiulitt t lieu lug (iiiiu mid d' slro to place a big bo of this Hue. henlthrul gum Into even homu It sweetens the breath whitens tie teeth mul aids dlRostlou It Is to freshing mid plenslUK to all To over) hulv ending us but filir wo nil. ship n big hov of 2U legulnr e pack ages or the Spearmint tluui and In clude the elegant "Tango" neiklme mid "i:vel)ii 'lliiiw" bnuelet nbo Intel) flee. This olfr Is for n sloul linn out). Not more than two eiders to one part) Dealers not allowed to tic i opt this. AMRItli'AX s.U.US t IIMIM.NV l)ii)tiui, Ohio, Pumps Vgnlti this season the well dressed woman will wear pumps -In her home nnd out of doors, murjilng and evening. Bh iUiiiuniIs tliat they he rorrvet In their lines simple, )el elegant. Cuban as well as mor) faury lieols will be worn, nnd toes are Inellmsl to be slightly more pointed. We offer a wide choice In variety. &ei "GooJ i7iiM "9 S Sfioc felorc llerpiihle has uiihlovod mi nluionl ) the mmiufiK t- the MiiiedluH ' Int. Wh) C'' teuulnu scfc?-' .AVs' aU,ny Afw&y' and Xy.fVytoN . ? 1? . J- CHICHTPSLS (MlXj&s I'liuix D'4 I r, ' ' VrV KN ieV,sl ' k "! V"i ! nt rr.A?r., Y, L Jy IhaVioIh i tiM ril i s i o l M ...I I Mill I (, A -lii"ll VUlVlvHIHIi MRS, H. L. LEACH Export CoraoMoro :i'J(i NToi'll UarlU'll. IMiuuo TiliJl M TANKS We mmiuraiture siuav ntnl xiippl taiiUs or a'l knids We have built these tanks In Mulford for 1 " )nrs mid mime or the first one are still In me ir )oit want a good dink gei one miidii b) .1. VV. MITCHELL UU S. Illienlite, victltonl Plioue 'Jil DEAD ANIMALS V Will ri'ltinVr Jill ih'llll itiiliiinls I'm i u vutti' iiviiiimps till sllMI'1 llollrJ', VllKK Ol'1 (MIAlUiK. MEDFORD REDUCTION CO. 'IVItpliMi.t- LM7 KEEP CLEAN And Prevent Disease lly sclent If Ir vapor baths. iiiftaaau. umiIM spmy or shower baths. Cotfai uu luorn tknM Tvrktali both, but more pleoMMt nnd ben oft Hat. Si-pnrole upartioeiil for Indies vv II ti luil) iilteml. mils. Dr. R. J. Lockwood Chlroprartor Uoa.oo tlurtn n.Ci.rey lllilg.. flu. no .ll.'l ll()t.ss oit SM.i: Olio span of largo mares, weight JHuO Due Bend nil nround horse, H ears old Team 2 100 Hi. One spin bhlik, 7 mid N eurs old. Weight S&lo llm Another team tl mid S )oars old, weight i too One good ranch leam One itpnii ' vim' old mules, weight 2000 Can be seu nt II. S, Mils, I'lioiio l.'.O, At t'uloii Hani Here's a Cure ' For Sciatica Painful Form of Rheumatism Quickly Overcome. Tlifwi slurp dnrling pnlns Hist rlinrsc. l-rl ' I ii Hi rlc iiiiiml m -i l u. iiimI Pi tln IiIimiiI An 1 1 In imliiu HUH you lint (lily k'I " l' ' I"11 H H H Iiik lit (I'.tllltir ihiIkii nf IK- Ini; Hirniiiili uu' im "iiin ill" Hy lntu tl"1 lilniiil III llle liiluiilo. I'x IiiIIhiIiik la nt Murk In tvii) mint iln nml liny iiull l.iri Duly iiiiiiiIiiiiiii ni) urunu r lliu limly, nil) i iiiiiik lull Ik . iiiiich In effect il lliu r In xlnilii lln li ihuI nt liuiiirllli. Hit' flllillllnlllis il'l lies nf . H. H mill; pi I lliu skin. Ill", iKiuels klOiii'jrs .V'J IiIiuI.Im- In nil il. I" Hu' i'" mil iff umtliig nut ciir.v Irrllnllliit i 'ry palie Inl'illiitf utoiii ol p.iU.iii it illduiltfM liy Irrlsat' n nil niiiimiiliilliii In He' J"liH. mul. i ilii'iu iifiilnil nml sislifrs llmtit iiim Hilar fnrmii Ilium In Hi U"H' iviilirx llml iiiuxii him It niyillfiliiK und ntuii Imllllim ) li limit t ! luilim, Ami, hot uf nil. Mils ri'iiintknlili- iviuuU U wiliiiim) In III" vtinkiwl liiiinij.li ir ymi Imw ihuuK''d t't "lull ,,)"'ir Nlnllllllll U lllllllV pllllllU'll. jihi will lm IKluilalKil In llml (Illll, H H H KlVMI Ih uriniutliili but Kii lulll I" unrl. , 'I Ills In liMiinai' II Ih ii pun- Vi. Ul.li' Jlifiuloli. U ink' ii niiliiiiilH lulu ymo' liluiiil J lit ns jture ulr U luliulitl uuiiirslly lulu yitur ' Vm'i rnn get H H H nt imr dni slorn. H H H Is u slumlord miimlr, rn-wmilawl i vry wlii-ri' lliu hihiIc"! hlmiil iiuilmiiK itrl illsiiivviiil, If ynirs U n pxniliir nm sml inn dilp silsl liifiiriMMiliiii. wrllH n 'I In' H If I mmlilv l'u, J .'I Kwi(( lUit, Allsuts, (is, V-AOlOllYDIUKiOIST,l .ssssssPHL1 1 c ' I Mk ni