MKOPOmMATTi TRIBUNE. MRDFOUD. OKECION, SATURDAY. APRIL 18. 1!)M.
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ANDREWS
WRITER
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OPERAS
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TOFINISHLIBRETTOS
E. M. AndicxxH nniveil lnsl iiiulit
fiuiii Now Vork Tit y, xxbcre ho lin
liccn enquired for Hie past i month
in willing strand und eomio opera
librolto. He inform us tlmt lie hii"
finished :i crnnii opera xxhioli is in
tho lmnd uf tlu eompoor, Sit-nor
Flondin, xho is lORUiiiod na tin niol
capable composer in UiU country.
The name of the opern i "I.iniln."
nttii the plot is lniil in Virginia in
tilimil J81'J.
Mr. Aiidrcxx lm alo contnirtiM
with Victor llcrlicit, Itcgtiinlil1 Oo
Koxcu nml Alfred Rox.xno, for lislit
opora librettos. He bus two unfin
ished libretto xxliich he will com
plete in the next two months. F.d i
a real MVdfonlito nml i-nvs our boau
tiful M'eiioiy, climate anil surround
ing re much more ooiiduoivo to
literary work than the iioio nml
whirl of u grout citx.
Said Mr. Amlrcws: "Durinjr my
leisure time in New York 1 have look-
eil up the fruit business, followed the
Itogiio river apple nml pear tltroimh
its vnnous commercial ramblinps
from the time it Innd at the nurtion
market until it roaches its destination
in the hnnilti of the consumer. Our
apples brinjr the price on the fnnov
market nml what we .should oudenxor
to do is to get our fair idtnre. Ore
gon is ii'sl jet organized. One has
Vtnly to watch the marketing of fruit
in New York to see that California
lias n perfect system, while we are
yel worUn- along and wasting our
energy by dixuled cffoit. There
should be one great nocirition for
houtbeni Oregon, an association tbat
is strong enough to commiind respect
in the markets, and in oao of the
market being teuiorarily glutted this
association should be prepared to put
fifty or ono hundred ears in cold
storage. Of course it takes time to
work these things out, and 1 presume
our various association, are figuring
nlong these lines at present."
"Old King Cole" is the libretto Mr.
Andrews is writing for Herbert, nml
"Twelfth Night" Tor Kovyne. For
Do Koven he has "Creole Dav of
Ixcxx Orleans."
Invited to bo prcront. Or, It.
MrCttllotiRti Is president of tho ntwo
elation and It. M ltranham Is necro
tnry mid treasurer. Alt members
nro requested to Ihj present on .Mon
day. t)r. L. K. Hedges conducts the
qui. In Borlotopy,
OuKttulc .emie McIIiimIM
Hundnx sebool 10 a. m.
Preaching nl 11 n. m. b.x Kcv, K
II. Mowro nml at 7:30 p. m. Spo
clal centres for joiiiik people,
cept of now members.
The pcclnl tueollngs bao
xcry Interesting jcxornl bao
fessed Chrlt. Kev Mow re's
moils have been soul stirring and up-
llfbtlng. The public Is Inxlted to
hear htm Sunday morning and cxen
lug 11. M. Uratihnm, pastor.
Kc-
been
FREDL.COLVIG
For Treasurer
not xxnkch:i WITH am
HANK sAMiTl) IIH TltKATCIl
Ai.tut:
1ni Kvuix lite l'ivb tci tan
Morning worship with sermon, at
11 o'clock, subject, "The, Forward
Moxemonl In Home Missions." Kxen
Ing worship with sermon at .S:00
o'clock, subject, "l.lfcs" Pleasures."
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Y. P
S. C. K. at 7:15 p. in. Mbl-weok
meeting at S.00 o'clock Wednesday
exenlng. The Ladles' Auxiliary will
meet at tho home of Mrs. (1. A. Gard
ner at 2:30 Thursday afternoon. All
members are requested to be present
and a cordial Imitation Is extended
to all the ladles of tho church and
congregation. Paul S. Dandy, 11. D.,
minister.
llaptlst
Itcv. Itobert William MniCullough.
I'll. I), pastor.
Morning worship It a. m. Ser
mon. Tho Now Testament, Insur
rections. Kxenlng worship 7:30.
Sermon, The Oospcl In n Man.
Prelude. Uvcln Nesblt Thaw in
Medford.
Hlblo school !:I5. H. Y. P. P.
C:30.
Thero will bo a special serxlco on
Thursday cvenltiK. The Ordinance of
Uel lexers' Itaptlsm will be udmln
lstcrcd. Sormon. Why Am I a llap
tlst? Examination on the Olorlos of
the Cross, presentation of Xoxx Testa
ment, ltoguo tllxer Haptlst associa
tion April 2S. 29, 30.
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At the Churches I
Central I'nlnt llaptlst
Hex-. W. T. D. MacCullough. H. A.
pastor. Kxenlng worship 7:30. Ser
mon by tho pastor.
Talent llnptlst
Ttcv. W. T. D. MacCullough. IJ. A.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Kxenlng worship S:00 p. in.
Sermon by John Arncll.
(liristlan
Tho musical numbers at tho morn
ing service will Include tho anthem.
"Glory, Pralro and Honor," and Mlsi
Haiclrlgg will sing, "The Illrd With
a Hrokcu Pinion," by Johnson.
Kplscopat
.Scrxiee in St. Murks fluild Hall
Celebration of Holy Communion nt
8 A. M. Sunday school at JO A. M.
Holy Euclmrcst nml sermon at 11
A. M. Itcv. W. H. Hamilton Vicar.
Xioii Lutheran
At Zlon Lutheran, S12 W. fourth
street, thero will bo Gorman service
at 11 a. m. Kngllsh service at
7:30 p. in.
IHblo school (Kngllsh- at 10 a. m.
Como mid worship.
Christian
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning serxlco at 11:00 a. m.
conducted by II. K. Mulkey. Special
ly prepared music.
Kndeavor at C:30.
No servlco In the oxculiig,
Praer meeting Thursday uxeulng
at 7.30 sharp.
I'roslijtcrlaii
Communion and reception of mem
bers at 11 a. m. All members of
the church should be present. The
subject of tho morning Is "Tho
Light That Shines." Prcachlug at
S p. m. Subject, "Help."
Anthem both morning and even
ing.
Y. P. S. C. K. nt 7 p. m. Subject.
"Sabbath Observance Meeting."
J. S. C. K. nt 3 p. m. .leader, I.o.xl
Wilson.
Klndcrgarden for tho children
while tho parents attend church
services.
Praermeetlng Thursday at S p. nt.
Ladles Aid meets Tuesday at 2:30
P. m.
.MctliodM
Medford Methodist Kplscopal
church, corner of Ilartlett and Fourth
streets, E. Olln Kldrtilge, pastor.
Services Sunday as follows, preach
ing 11a. m. and S p. m.
Subjects, morning. "Tho Range
Finder." Kxenlng, "Tho Man Ho
Might Havo Ueen."
Sunday school. Including classes
for men, women and young ladles
9:45 a. m. An especially Interest
ing themo for tho men's class will be
bad on this Sunday.
Junior LeaKUe 3 p. in.
Kp worth Leaguo CIS p. m.
Mission study class Monday even
ing 7:30 o'clock.
Hoy's military brlgado Wednesday
cicnlriK S o'clock.
Praxer meeting Thursday evening
& o'clock.
Special music by an cccllcnt chorus
choir under the direction of F. C. Kd
meads. You aro heartily welcome to all
theso services. Come.
I"iii .MilIioiM-t
Corner Tenth and Ivy,
Sunday school 10 a. in.
Preaching 11 a. in
l'reachlng 7:311 p. t.i
Mldxvoek vnoor muulliig. Tliurs
day 7:30 p, m
Como and welcome. J. K. Ilrad.
pastor.
First CIiiikIi of Christ, KiloiitM
Sunday xerxico at 11 A. M. Sub
ject IIiM-triiio of Aloiiement" Ved
nesilay evening tentimonial meeting
ut 7:'H). All are cordially united.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock. All
under the age of 'JO me welcome.
Rending Ifoom in Chin eh Edifice,
'J 12 K. Oakdale Axe., is open fiom
1:.')0 lo I:.'I0 duily, ecept Sitiuln
nml llolidiivx.
HlHlsterlnl Association of Medford,
Tho Ministerial association of Med
ford will meet Monday ut 10 a. m
In tho lecture bull of the punlle li
brary, Tho sludy of sociology will
bo taken n" nt Jl n, m, ho can tiro
I
1 LHlP'
In nunouuclug his enudldacy for
the office or count) tieasurer, Fred
L. Colxlg of Medford casually tv
marks: "1 am not connected with
any bank. All banks will be treated
alike with no special laxors." This
statement or Mr. Colvlg's Is particu
lar! refreshing because It Is so un
usual. As a general thing the man
running for treasurer of anything Is
not In position to maku such n state
ment truthtull.x.
The average banker looks upon
tho Job of treasurer as belonging to
him or some friend that he has In
mind. This Is truo In state and
county and clt.x. It oxen ronios
clear away down to the school dis
trict, lu fact It applies to baseball
organisations and oxen to churches
whore there Is money In the
treasury. Hankers like to handle
moneythey llko to snuggle up
close to the fellow who has some
thing to say nboilr who Is going to
handle It. Frequently scxeral bank
ers have their txes on the same gob
of money and there Is great rlxnlry
as to who shall be treasurer. '
Under the old system of politics
there was always much ado about the
Job of treasurer. As a general thing
the candidate who wasn't roped and
hog-tled beforehand by some strong
bank or banks never got much far
ther than the floor of tho convention.
That' of course, wasn't getting xery
far considering that the nomina
tions were generally nil tluxl out
behind closed doors the night before.
We baxe been gradually working
away from the old sjstem under tho
primary and It Is refreshing to note
that a man may now ex en run for
county treasurer untrnmmelcd by
bank connections. Yen, more he
may not only run, but he may hope
to win, on n platform that boldy as
serts his untrammeled condition.
We say It Is refreshing to hear Mr.
Colvlg make the statement that all
banks look alike to him and that ho
has no faxorlto to play In the hand
ling of tho people's money This
plank of his platform ought to com
mend him to exery banker except
the ono that Is looking for special
favors, such as accrued under the
old spoils sstem of politics. This
particular plank ought also to com
mend him to tho general public. II
sort of glxes one the Idea that he I'
tho public's servant nml not the
agent of any particular cotcrlo of the
public. ,
As this artlclo Is being written
wholly on tho editor's own rcsponsl
blllty, "without hopo of reward," be
Is at liberty to inako It as long as he
pleases. He takes the liberty of add
lng. therefore, thnt ho believes Col
vlg Is capable of holding down the
Job of county treasurer. Ho has
served thu county two terms as re
cordcr and has given the public noth
ing to kick about. This is ntso re
freshing and unusual especially
when ono considers that his books
haxo been exported four times
Mr. Colxlg was In Ashland Friday,
shaking hands with republicans
whom he hopes will vote for him In
the primary May fifteenth. Inci
dentally bo shook bands with a few
democrats and progressives who will
probably have n chance to vote for
him next (nil. Ilelng nt present
county recorder, a nephew of Judgo
Colvlg of Medford, and Volney Colxlg
of Ashland, a native sou of Southern
Oregon ho needs no Introduction to
the public. He Is popular officially
and EOtlally, and It Is generally be-
Moved ho will ho tho republican noni-4
Inco. Ashland Itecord. f Adv )
gage given by defendants P 1, Mnthl
son and wife to the jilulnltff muucil
ahoxe, recorded lu book 33 at pages
Mir record of mortgages. Jackson
coiintx, Oregon, roxorlng the follow
lug described real property situated
hi Jackson county, Oregon, to-xxll
The southwest quarter of the HVx'
Vj of section 21), tho NV 't of tho
NW V', of section 32, and tho Ml M
of the N'll H of section 31, all In
f township 31 youth of range 2 West
of the lllametto Meridian.
Said niiirlrage securing a note for
the sum of $1200 00. dated Meiunnl,
Oregon, January 27th, I HI 3, exe
cuted by snld F, 11. Miithlson and
wife and pax nolo to the plaintiff
herein, drawing Interest at the rate
of eight per cent per annum from
date until paid.
For n decree and Judgment for the
Hum of $1200 00, with Interest there
on from Jnnnnry 27th, l!H3. until
paid nt said rate, Incltiillnr at tome) s
fees for tho sum of $160.00, mid
costs of suit
Thnt the usual oecree be made for
tho sale of said premises by the
sheriff of Jackson eouu'x. Oregon,
according to liw, and the proceeds
of said sale may he nppiled In pax
ment of tho amount due the plain
tiff, Including principal ami interest,
costs and attorneys fees and that
said defendants nml each of them
and nil persons claiming under them,
subsequent to tho execution of sild
mortgage upon said premises, either
as purchasers. Incumbrancers, or
otherxvNe, may bo barred and fore
closed of all rights, claim or equity
of redemption (except such as al
lowed b) law) In said premises, and
that the plaintiff may haxo Judgment
and execution against the said de
fendants for mix deficiency which
may remain after applying all thu
proceeds or the sale or said prom
lso properlv applicable to tho satis
faction of said decree
That the plaintiff or nnv other
party to the suit may Ihhoiuo a pur
rhaer at said mile: that tho sheriff
execute n certificate of sale to tho
purchaser, that said purchaser he
let Into the possession of said prem
ises upon the production of the sher
iff's certificate of sale therefor; and
thnt plaintiff bnxe such other and
further relief In the premises as to
this court may seem meet and equit
able. This summons Is published under
and by xlrtue or nn order made by
the Honorable P. L. Toil Velio, nulli
ty Judge or Jackson county. Oregon.
In the absence Irom the said county
or the circuit court or the Judge ot
the circuit court or Jnrkson roiiutv.
Oregon, on tho 12th day or March.
1911, the tlrst publication on tho
tlth day or March, 1911. nnd tho
last publication will he made on the
2.'th day or April. 1911
Dated March 1 Ith, 1911
MI'LKP.Y & CIIKItltY.
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
(Ion will he on the 'Jfith day uf
All II, 1UH,
Dated Miiiclt I lib, 191 I
Mt'l.KIJV IMIIIUUY.
Attorney a for Plaintiff
ADMlNISI'UATOIt'H NOTH'l! TO
x'ltl'.DITOItS,
In the matter of the estate or Anna
Cut pouter, deceased
Public notice Is hereby given that
under, ami by xlrtue of an order of
tho county court of Jackson count v,
Oregon, imule upon Apill 2, I'.U I,
tho uiideislgned has been duly up
pointed administrator ot the aboxe
entitled oid n to. All persons baxlng
clnlniM against said estate ale hoichy
notified to present tho same duly
defied to the uudei signed at the
law office of (1. M, Hobeits, oxer the
MeiHord National llauk, Mudford,
Diegou, within six months from the
date or this said notice
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
Ith day of Apill A. D, 191 I.
J THOMAS CMtPKNTKK,
Admliilstiator ot the estate of Anna
Carpenter, deceased
Ci. M. ItOHKUTO.
Attorney for said estate.
POLITICAL AXNOFNCICMKNTS.
RmHKItlFF. " n
A. W. Walker ot Medford, an
nounces his candidacy ior the re
publican nomination as sheriff at the
primaries May 15.
(Paid Adr.)
J. F. Illttsou. chief of police of
Medrord. announces his candidacy
for the democratic nomination tor
sheriff or Jackson county a) thu pri
maries May 16,
(Paid Adv.)
I wish to announce my candidacy
for tho republican nomination as
thorltr nt tho primaries May I dpi
A. K KAIUIAUT.
((Paid Adv.)
I hereby announce my cnndldacx
for tho democratic nomination , s
sheriff nt the primaries May Kith
J. T. SUMMllltVll.Li:.
(Paid Adv.)
I'Olt
NOTICF. OF AI'CTIO.V SALK.
Notho Is horeby glxen tbat by xir
turo or a certain chattel mortgage
made by the Nu era Mining & Milling
company In favor of W. II. Kdmunds
tho owner or said mortgage will sell
on the 22nd day or April. 1911, at 1
o'clock p. m. at tho stamp mil or said
company near ltoguo lllxer, to the
highest bidder tor cash, ono rotnry
two stamp mill, ono rock crusher,
ono foiuentrator nnd ono electric
motor with full equipment.
W. H. KDMPNDS,
Mortgagee.
A. W. Walker
Candidate for thu republican nom
ination for sheriff ut tho primaries
May IS, Is ono of tho prominent bust
nets men or tho city, owning the
West Side Livery barns, and has been
lu tho same business hero ior nine
years. Mr Walker basal wuys been u
liberal contributor to ami worker ro
overy worthy proposition that had ror
Its object thu upbuilding or Medford
mid the ltoguo Itlver xulloy. Mr.
Walker lias noxer been a candidate
for office before and would mulio a
splendid official r nominated and
uleyvd. (Adv.)
LEGAL NOTICES.
Kl IT IX KQI'ITY, HP.MMONS I Olt
PPIILICATION.
In thu circuit court of tho statu of
Oregon, for Jackson county
James I. r'redenburg, plaintiff, vs.
F. G. Muthlson, and Nolllo Pearl
Mutblson, bis wife, Herbert N Car
pouter and Jeanuetto A. Thomas, do
' fendnnts.
To F G. Mathlson. and Nellie
Pearl .Mathlson, bis xvlfo, Herbert N
Carpenter, and Jeanuetto A. Thomas,
the abovo named defendants,
In tho name or the statu or Oro
gon, you aro hereby required to ap
pear and answer tho complulnt Hied
against you lu tho aboxu entitled
court and cause, on or beforo six
weeks from tho date of tho first pub
lication of this summons, being on
the 1U)i day of March, 1911, tho
timet prescribed In thu order of pub
lication thereof
And you nro hereby notified that
If you rail to nppoar und answer said
complulnt, for wuut thereof thu plain
tirr will apply to tho court for the r
lief demanded lu tho complaint, to
wit: For a decree of Hie uboxo ciiitlllod
court forcvlokliiK that certulu inort-
SPIT IX Pyt'lTV. SFMMO.NS
PPIILIt'ATIOX.
In the circuit court of tho state uf
Oregon, ror Jackson county
A K J Schulx. plaintiff, vs. P G
Mntblsou and Nellie Pearl Mathlson,
his wife. Herbert N. Carpenter and
Jennnette A. Thomas, defendants.
To F. G. Mathlson and Nellie Pearl
Mathlson. bis wife. Herbert N. Car
penter and Jennnette A Thomas, the
aboxu named defendant.
lu tho name of tho statu or Ore
gon, you nro hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint fllod
against you In the aboxe entitled
court and cause, cm or before six
weeks from tho date of the first pub
lication of this solutions, being on
the I (Hi day of March, 1911, tho
time proscribed in tho order of publi
cation thereor.
And you nrc hereby notified that
ir you rail to appear and answer said
complaint, for waul thereof thu plain
tiff wilt apply to the court ror tho
roller demanded lu tho complaint,
to-wlt:
For a decree of tho above entitled
court rorecloslnv that certain mort
gage glxen by defendants F. O. Mathl
son ami wife to the plaintiff named
above, recorded In book 33. pages
1C-17, record or mortgages, Jackson
county, Oregon, coxcrlng tho follow
ing described real property situated
In Jackson county, Oreeou, to-wlt
The SK '4 of the 8W 'A or sec
tion 29, und tho i: 4 or tho NW 'i
nnd tho NW'U of the NWi. nnd tho
SW V, of tho NW V, nnd the NW U
or SW 'A of section 32, all In town
ship No. 31 south of ran go No 2
Went or tho Willamette Meridian,
Said mortgage securing a nolo ror
$li;oo00, dated Medford. Oregon,
January 27th. 1913, executed by said
F. G. Mathlson nnd wife mid payable
to thu plaintiff herein, drawing In
turcst nt the rate of six per cent per
annum from date until paid,
For u dcrron and Judgment for
said sum of IHioooo, with Interest
thereon from January 27th. 1913, un
til paid at said rato, Including nt-
tonieya ror tho mini of 1200.00, nnJ
costs of suit.
That tho usual decree) ho made for
tho sale of said premises by tho sher
iff or Jackson tenuity, Oregon, nr
cording to law, and tho proceeds of
said salu may bo applied In pay ment
uf the amount due tho plaintiff, In
cluding principal and interest, costu
and attorneys fees, and that said do
fondants and each of them, mid nil
persons claiming under them, hiiIim)
rjucnt to thu execution of said mort
gage upon said premises, either as
purchasers, Incumbrance, or other
wise, may bo barred and foreclosed if
nil rights, e'nluii or equity or to
demptioii (except suili as allowed by
Ian) In said promlM n, ami that tho
plaintiff may huvo Judgment mid exe
cution against tho snld dofondantii
for any deficiency which may remain
after applying all tho proceeds of tho
sale oi sain premises properly iipnil
cable to thu satisfaction or said dc-
creo
That thu plaintiff or any other
party to tiio suit may hecomu n pur
chaser ut said sale, that tho sheriff
execute a certificate of sale to the
purchaser, that said purchaser bo
let into thu posnesslon or said prom
ises upon production of tho slier
Iff's certificate of sale therefor; that
plaintiff haxo such other mid fur
ther relief In the promises ns to this
court may seem meet mid uqultuhln
This summons u published under
and by virtue of an order niiide by
Honoiuhlo P L Ton Voile, county
Judge or Jackson county, Oregon, In
thu absence or tho Judgo or said cir
cuit court from said county, on thu
12th day or March. 1911, the fit xt
publication o ,ii on llio I Ith dax of
March, 1911, and thu Inst pubilca!
I hereby announce in) self nn an
Independent candidate ror tho office
of sheriff of Jackson county.
J. l. GKItKINO
(Paid Adv.)
SlXGI.HIt I'Olt SIIHItll'F.
In accepting thu appointment suc
ceeding my brother for bis unexpired
term as sheriff, I did so for the bene
fit of his widow mid family. The of
fice has bad nn honest and efficient
admlnl.tratlon.
With tho same objects and pur
pores In view 1 hereby announce my
self an a candidate for thu republican
nomination nt tho primaries May
15. 1911.
W. II. SINOLKU.
(Paid Adv.)
Foit county Titi:..suiti:it.
I hereby announce myseH ns n
randldatu ror tho office of roiintv
treasurer, on the republican ticket,
to be voted on at tho coming primary
election on May thu iSlti, 1911.
I hnvo always delivered tho goods
and will do so again 11 elected.
I guarantee:
1. To nccount strictly tor all
monoy.
2. To perform the dutlos of tho
offlro according lo law,
I am not connected with any
bank. All banks will bo treated
alike, with no special favors.
I'lini) L COLVIG.
I am a candidate for tho republi
can nomination tor county treasurer
nt tho primary to bo bold May lCtb,
If nominated ami elected I will glxo
tho offlco my personal nttintlon, and
perform tho duties pertaining thereto
according to law, ns I havo dono dur
ing thu past.
JAS M. CltONL'MILLKIl.
(Paid Adv.)
I'Olt COKOXHIt.
W. W. Hsshor aunoiinrort bis enn
dblacy for coroner on tho republican
ticket.
(Paid Adv.)
I'Olt STATU HIIXATOIt
II. Von der Hullon, of Wellou, In
cinnbcjiit, announces bis candidacy
for thu republican nomination as
stato senator from Jackson county.
(Paid Adv.)
COUNTY OLKItK.
I brruby onnounco myself ns ran-
dldato ror tho republican nomination
nn county clerk subject to tho will
or tho voters at tho primary nomi
nating election lo bo held Friday.
May Id, 1911. In announcing my
candidacy I do so knowing that
should I bo renominated and re
elected I will continue u good bust
ness-liku mid economical admlulstra
tlon.
G, A, GAItDNKIt.
I'Olt COMMIKHIOXHIt
I am u candidate tor tho republi
can nomination ror county commis
sioner nt I he, primary to bo hold May
K.ili, I li I I. H elected I pledge my
self to stand Tor nn eronomluil husl
uesiilllui administration of county uf
fairs, economy In county expendi
tures, a dollar In value ror every dol
lar expended by tho county, lower
taxes, Much development mid progress
only as urn consUtenl with the times,
I'ltANIC II. MADDUX
(I'nld Adv.)
BEARING PEAR ORCHARD
FOR SALU
I
r i:tv titi:s m:u .mp.ih'oiid
lib h, deep dee noil House, huge hum nml outbuildings. Only
three miles (tout town. Host eomiuenhil xuiloth'S Tiees mo In
flue condition und flee fioin blight Good iIiiiIiiuko nuu tuib-lul-gated
lleaiitlful xlew Itu utile pinposltlou.
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GAUNYAW & BOSTWIOK, Props.
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Buy Your Seeds
Of llroadlox who hut had 3u years ixpeileurn
handling nml gowltiR ihxmIs and understand tho
huslitosM thoroughly. He selU nil Kind of Harden,
field mid flower seeds Including thu famous Mur
poo seeds, no better grown. Pull stoik nlwun on
hand
Broadley the Florist and Seedsman
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Kuril popiiliirih is l''onl cli'ii'iilnliil-,
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.sput" three Iniiulml sixty-five tlnys
a year. It jivcs iinejiialel service to
its owner.
jr. 9.'. U thu price of tho Ford runabout; tho
touring uir Is f G 15 f. o. b, Mudford, romplntn
with uqiilpmuut. Gut catalog ami particulars
from
C. E. GATES
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FENCING SEASON
IS NOW AT HAND
YOU NKIOI) TO IMxOTK.CT VOlMi OUOWINCi
(JWOI'H AND IWKTntNS KUOM STOCK AND
IIOOS. VOI' SIIOl IJ) INSTALI A KKNOK
WITH STIx'KN'dTIl AND l,KTINl QlTAIilTIKS.
These retprirenieiit.s are fulfilled in
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ami 12-ijak -Ki-iNfu im(i, 1 ior; and stock
KIONCK i.s specially (IohIkikI Tor your iicimIh. .In
this I'vucv, you w more value for your money than
in any other fence offered you aii, where at any
price. Wo whip carloads direct from factory to Med
ford and offer you the henl fence made at a reaHoii
ahle price, delivered at your depot.
GADDIS & DIXON
"THE PAGE FENCE MEN"
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