M1SDF0UD MATH TRmtTNR MRDFOUD. OKUUOy. KRIOAY. MAV 1, 11)1
PAUK BIX
HARRIS CANDIDATE
Fl NOMINATION
OFSUPREMECOURT
.IihIbo Laurence T Hums cnndi
lno fur line r l ho republican iihiii
iiiiition for ju-lice ir I lu "iipronio
court, win horn September V, IS"!),
nl Alliany, Or.: srnitiinteit Irom tlio
I'iiUpHIv nr Oregon In 1 80.l and
from the Inw ilopnrtmcnt of Ihe
1'mvpr-ill.v of Mlchipiu In 1SH. rr
relented Irfino poiint.v in thp lpjrilii
ture in 1001 nml lOOIl: vn elected
speaker of thi Iiuum" in lln option
of llJOU, nml nllhonjih tho .ps-on nit
a Mrcniioti" oiip, no nppenl wrw pvpr
tnken from ftny ruling made hy him
ns speaker of tlio hiiii-o; practiced
Inw in Kinjoiip from ISOil to 1!H).,
when ho wn nppointpil I'irpnit jnilp
to lill n newlv created ofl'icp In tin'
second judicial dUttict, cuihrneinir
Cons Curry, Doitjjlns Ilentoii, l.in
poln nnd l.n.10 enmities; in 1000 wiw
nominntpil in tho pninnrio- without
Jmlcf Jjwrpnre T, Hnrrls t KHRcne,
Who Seeks Itepnlillcnn Nomination
for Supreme Court
opposition nml nt the general elee
tion wit pleetPil without opposition
to the same office; nml in lDl'J, nf
ter serving six more years, wn nonv
innteil in the primary eleetion by
both the repuhhenn nnd democratic
parties withonl opposition nml elect
ed without opposition.
All the lawyer of Lane ponnty,
sixty-four in number, have voluntar
ily pledged them-elves without dis
sent to hi enndidnpy. A eireuit
judge pomes into more intimate eon
tnet with the jieoplc, and hi prnt
tipiil niliiiiniMriition of justice is sub.
jeet to n cither and more eon-tnnt
scrutiny by all clnse of petsniiri
than perhaps the duties of any other
office. An e.ferienee of nine years
on the circuit bench, therefore, whieh
has met the approval of all parties
and elaoses, both lawyers and lay
men ,in such ii signal manner, is very
high evidence bth of the judicial
ipiulificutions of Judge Harris, nnd
of his pprcnunl standing and chnr
npter in the ponimnnity where he.
lives. Hi impurtinlity is demon
strated in the udministration of jus
tieii to nil )vcr-oii coming into hi
pourt, whether of high or humble -tn-tiou,
nnd the evidence of tlnw pml-
JliPt afforded by the approval of hi
own people, who know him best in his
own home, constitute the het evi
dencu in his behalf.
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
:E!
GRANTS PASS, .May 1 Mr. K.
E. McKlbben of Grants Pass will heal
tho Southern Oregon Federation of
Women'B clubs for tho coming year,
lntvliiK been elected president of the
organization nt tho business session
lield Thursday. Other officers
elected were: First vice-president,
Mrs. Fuller; second vice- president.
Mrs, (Jlliiiore; recording kocrotary.
Atlss Towne; corrospondliiK tecrotary,
Mrs. Cora Honklo; treasurer, Mrs.
Schleffelln; auditor, Mrs. Frank
Smith; district organizer, Mrs. Card.
Chairmen of tho departments of
work wore olected us follows. An
Mrs. Arthur Conklln; conservation,
Mrs, L. M. Root; civics. Mrs. J. F.
Reddy; education. Mrs. V. I'ssh
crj household economic. Mr. C. h,
lloburt; legislation, Mrs. C. I,. Clev
eager; lllirary, Mrs. Joseph Mobs;
liiiisle, Mrs. U. II. Anderson; press,
Mrs, Sex Smith; public health, Mrs.
II. S. Mullt.
notici:.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned will apply at (ho mil
iar mcotlui; of tho city council, May
Oth, 1UH, for u license to sell malt,
Nplrltuous and vinous Ibiuors at .'12
"North Front street, for a period or
nix Jiionths,
M. AND K. J. ADAMS.
Dated April 17th, I'Jll.
Hmoko Ml. DIM.
ClKr mill ludji build up iy
roll (or your own town, '
COURTHOUSENEWS
Reported by Jackson County Ab
troct Co., 8lxth nnd Fir SU.
Probst
lMute of Phylis .May Crnr.er, de
pciised Oiiler of final dUehnrue.
IMnte of Mmy A. Shnpleiuh IV
tit ion for nlloivnnee of claims
KMnte of l.ucy A. t'oiifcny Order
appointing nilnuiiUtmtiiv.
Rstnle of Sally A. Ms-oil Order
of publication of notice of settle
ment of final iippount.
(iunnliiuiship of A. fl. Mickpy, in
pomiictent Guardian's bond filed.
New Cnp.
Karl S Tinny ys. Klir.nbelh Me
Kniighlin et nl. Order nnd nffidnvit
for publication.
(Irand Mesa Lumber Co vs. Archie
Wnlkor Summons filed.
Kenneth A. Wyekoff vs. C. I
Dickey p! nl. Demurrer filed.
Thomas Randies s. It. O. McOpc
et nl. Summons.
Kniibnnk-s-, Morse A V. v. F. V.
Shnpleiuli Hardware Co. Summons
filed.
Kniesl Cole vs. F. J. Cattprlin e
nl. Order denying motion.
Sterling Mining Co. vs. Spcnpor S.
llnlli Order denying motion and or
der granting motion.
Mary K. Adams vs. Celin Drown o'
ill. Summons filed.
dapk-ou County Hank vs. C. W.
Withoft pt nl. Assignment of judg
ment "
T. :. Rpiuilipu vs. C. II. Ans.ii'kcr
Complaint.
Duller & Thompson Co. v. Fred K.
Jordan, Klhel K. Jordan, X. !.
Holmes, Maude M. Holmes, A. C.
Oienger Complaint.
Norn Neathntner vs. Clara A. Hong
pt al. Complaint.
V. I. Vawtpr, administrator of the
pstnte of K. K. Hart estate, vs. P. M.
Comptou et nl. Complaint.
Heal IMnte Tratufrnt
Kliziibeth Humphrey et vir to
X. II. Messenger, 0 neres in
see. 'J4-3fi-'JV .fl.r.OO
Suie Ann Smith et vir to C.
D. Cole, lot S. blk. '.. Gray's
Addition. Medford
J. J. Crosby to J. S. Owen Co.,
land in seo. 4-:i.ri-nH
II. C. Meehem et vir to Ida M.
Morris, lot II, Woolen's Ad
dition to Medford .
Monda Helms et al to H. II.
Helms, lot 70 on Oregon
street, Jacksonville
Frank MeKee et ux to Gen
eral Investment Co., bind in
see. :i.J nnd ,T. twp. M-2W'
1,400
10
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10
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! BUTTE FALLS BUBBLES.
Mrs. Thos. Walker, of California,
Is here with her husband who came
some time ago and Is bo well satis
fied that he has decided to stay.
Mrs. Abbott and daiigntcr, Mrs.
Howard Fox of Derby made a busi
ness nnd pleasure trip to this place
Tuesday.
Mr. nnd Mr. Roderick Raker are
preparing a camp about a mile from
here. They expect to live there this
summer so Mr. Raker can "night
watch" tho donkey engine.
Jack Frost visited the gardens and
fruit trees in this vicinity several
nights last week and was quite suc
cessful In his work, much to every
ono's sorrow.
Mrs. Manual left Tuesday for Cali
fornia ubcro she will mako her fu
ture home. Mrs. Rarrett and two
small daughters will follow her Im
mediately after the closo of school.
C. B. Johnson, who has been
teaching the Dardanells school, was
visiting friends here several days
ago.
Little Ada R, Scylcr was sick two
weeks but is able to be up now.
Tho regular Wednesday evening
prayer meeting, which has been dis
continued for some time, will jcg:n
next week.
The Ladles' Aid society met with
Mrs, Mills Wednesday afternoon.
Several of the members were presnt
and a good timo was enjoyed by all.
Revs. Gammons and Ray and Mr,
Sears returned Saturday from Ash
land. The reception Saturday evening, In
honor of Rev. Gammons and family
was well attended and enjoyec.
Little Roland Morris Is qultu sick
at present.
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
I'd Vincent broi .di' "ill 11 load of
fiiruitiiii! 0110 dav iiisi wcik.
The ditch ioui any h.ive 11 force of
men repairing the pipe lino along the
Hoot place.
II, P.. dale of llcnglo wiu buying
hay hero Pilday,
Mr. Ciiiiicion of K11111 Vnljev win
doing biiino ju (hi, muiimiiiilly lust
week,
Wiio w in ins 11 1 c dotliu mis1l't'iibli
diiiungu to onion nil)) oilier guilcn
I ruck,
Cuiinly Hniiuul Kiipuiilijluiiilniil
U'vlls vUllcil our 111I100I Wciliiifedny,
Hose Nnilon idotrd n iiccciiI
term of school nl Reese Creek Pri
day mid tins returned home to spend
tlio summer viu'ajiou.
A meeting of ihe Table Hock lot
provoiiient tissticintion's council was
held last Thursday evening nt tin'
Wiishbuni home.
D. V. Dcehe nml wile mid several
young people of this neighborhood
motored to Reese Crock last Satur
day evening to attend the school cn
teitainmcnt. Verne Pendleton nnd "Dutch"
Wnnl went mi n fishing excursion to
the Applegntc hist Sunday.
The Arrow Head Literary sneietx
will meet next Saturday evening. Re
sides the prnurnm, there will he ele
lion of otficers.
.Mrs. Rubv Muvficld nud babies.
niTompnnieii by Mae Neiilou and the
Pommy sisters, ol the .Meadows, were
visiting in Table Rock last Friday
and Satuiday.
The frosts of the his few nights
have played havoc whcie smudging
was not re-orled to. Fruits of all
kinds, gardens and even gooseberries
and currants have been destroyed.
Mrs. Pavne cIoed n successful
tenu of school here WVduesdny and
will leave in n few days for Harbor.
Or., whore she will make her future
home.
A surprise party which for once
was really a surprise was given on
Tuesday night at the Vincent home
in honor of Mrs. Payne, who is leav
ing for the const. Many interesting
games were played, hut the main fea
ture of the evening seemed to be the
experiments with mi airship curried
on by some of our local inventors.
Clarke Collin has obl hi motor
pvcle to Medford parlies and is look
ing for u saddle horse uitulHo for
cavalry purpose.
tOCXTY COt'ltT PROCKKDINGS
The following U a schedule of ex
penditure!! of Jackson County, Ore
gon, together with a list of claimants
and articles or sorvlce for which the
claim Is made, and vvhlcn were parsed
upon at the April, 1914 term of the
County Court for Jackson County.
Oregon.
County Court and Commissioners
Jas. M. Cronemlller, stamps. . $ 3,00
Chas. R. Gay, deputy proba
tion officer's salary
Home Tel. and Tel. Co., tele
phone bill ... .
F. M. Kelly, preparing delin
quent tax foreclosure com
plaint Mutual Tel. Co., telephone
hill
Medford Sun, printing court
proceedings
Medford Mall Tribune, print
ing court proceedings
Medford Rook Store, supplies
Medford Printing Co., sup
plies Postal Tel. and Cabt Co..
telegrams
os.s;
2.33
73.00
I.S5
a no
"".'33
1.21
4.9C
Rogue River Valley Hy. Co..
freight on supplies 11.2G
F. L. Ton Velle, Judge's aav
ary 150.00
F. L. Toil Velle, traveling ex
penses 20.00
Western Union Tel. Co., tele
grams . r,s
Win. C. Lecver, commission
er's compensation 17.00
J. C. Smith, commissioner's
compensation 22.00
Total ... $423.01
Circuit Court
F. Roy Davis, court reporter 20.00
A. R. Thompson, bailiff COO
Frank Kasshafor. crier 21.00
J. A. Lemcry, defending case
State vs. Liefer 10.00
James M. Cronemlller, stamps 1. 10
Chas. I). Champlin, petit
Juror 2.00
City Drug Stare, supplies .. . .30
Home Tel. nnd Tel. Co., tele
phono bill 2.00
Dolly Johnston, witness 10.30
R. R. V. Ry. Co., freight on
supplies 1.20
W. II. Slngler, convoking
prisoners to Salem 18.93
W. II. Slngler, expense for
prisoners 7.00
J. E. Stewart, petit Juror .. 10.00
V. G. Swedenburg, witness .. 3.20
Umpqua Hotel, board of wit
ness 10,13
Xasb Hotel, board of witness 10.70
Total II40.C0
Justice ("ourr
D. W. Cooper, Justlco fees 3.00
II. L. Clngcnld, constable fees 1.30
City of Ashland, board nr
prisoner 1. 00
City of Ashland, board of
prisoner 1 SO
Clyde R. Dean, witness LOO
Rankin Kites, constable fees 3.30
Rankin Kates, constable fees 1.70
Rankin Dstes, constable fees 2.00
Rankin Kates, constablo fees 3.40
Rankin Kates, constable fees 27.00
R. R. Kliol. witness 1.00
D. D. Good, constable feen 4.33
J, P. Hlttson, constable fees . 0,G3
J. P. Hlttson, constable fees . 2.00
Chas. Harris witness 1.00
W. T. Kennoy, witness 3.30
Arthur Lyman, wltnoss . 1,00
('. W, Lyman, wUucjs 1.00
P. G. McWIIIIams. drawing
Jury list . 2.00
Geo. McDonoiigh, constablo
fees .1.70
R. C. Porter, constable U es 2.00
It. C. Porter, countable fees . 3,00
Postal Tel. and Cable t;o.,
telegrams 10.11
Dr. Stearns, witness 1.00
Geo, V. Seagcr, Justice iteu 4.90
Geo, W, Heager, Justice fees 8.33
Geo. W. Sengor, drawing Jury
list . 2.00
K. T. Staples, ilntwIuK jury
list 2.00
G. O. Taylor, Justbo fees 2.70
G. O. Taylor, Justin- fees S.70
G. O, Taylor, Justice fees 10, JO
G. O. Tuylor, Justlco fees 2.70
G. O. Taylor. Justlco fees 3.70
G O. Taylor, Inn lot fc 4.R0
fl, f), Taylor Justice fees 7.00
G. (). Tuylor. Jilstldi fee 12.73
Tola I . .iToTtT
WiciRU Offlm
.In. II r'roiii'iiilllor. slumps, t 1120!
Home 'fid Mild Tel Co., IhIh.
phono bin . mar,
Jnrksunvllln Pot suplillox ..t0
Medford Rook Store, mippllc 10.00
Medford Printing Co., sup
pile ... 21 ar.
Postal Tel ami Pablo Co.,
ti'logmtUH 5 2ii
Rogue Valley Ry. Co., freight
011 supplies lfi
W. II. Slngler. sheriff sntnry n:i3.33
W. 11. Slnglcr, annual ex
pense ... 311.03
Western Pnlon Tel Co., lob-
grnniK
Total .
4.Ro
..HS3.7I
(Mcrku Office
Jas M Croneiulllor, tnniii .$ 10.00
F. l Coleninndenut- biro 70 rti)
City Drug Store, supplies .
G. A. Gardner. clorliN salary 230.00
Home Tel. and Te. Co., tele-
plume bill 10
Medford Rook Store, supplies 10.20
Postal Tel nml Cable Co .
telegrams ; . . 1.2 1
Total . $335. 30
County Treasurer Office
Jas. M. Cronemlller, treasur
er's salary . .,..,. .. .$10" 00
Jas. M. CrouoiulllerY Stamps. 0 90
City Drug Store, supplies .'0
Home Tol. nnd Tel. Co., tele
phone bill
Medford Rook Store, supplies
R. R. V. R'. Co.. freight on
supplies
Geo. J. Kiintmnn, rubber
stamps
Totnl
Coroner Of fit o
C. W Carson. Juror .
2 on
11.13
.23
1.13
$120.03
i 1.00
Dr. W. P. Cblsholm. phlc-
Inn " 00
John Cameron, witness 4.00
Jas. Davis, witness 1.00
Sam GrlsMini, Juror . 1.09
A. K Graham, witness 1.00
Plln Gunyaw stenographer 3.00
Pltuer lllglnbothnm, witness t.00
Anna lllglnbothnpi. wltnc 1.00
A, K. Kellogg, coroners fees 3l.t0
John Kuotts, witueis.. . 1.00
Wm. Lewis, witness .. 1.00
Ren II Lniupmati. witness 1.00
II O. McMillan. Juror. I. Oil
J T. Pankey constable fees 1.10
W. II Sllckel. witness 1.00
W, R. Walker. Juror. 1.00
C W Walker. Juror t.0
T J West, Juror 1 00
Total ... $.r.3.i;o
SrhiMiI SiiKriiilelilelil's Office
Jas. M. Cronemlller, stamps $ 2 1.90
Arthur R. Chas, upcrr:or
salary . .. . 120.00
City Drug Store, supplies 1,25
Home Tel. and Tel. Co., tele
phone bill .. . . 3 10
Model Clothing Co., supplies
for In itltute 25.00
Medford Rook Store, supplies 3.50
Medford Printing Co., sup
plies 32.71
B. R. Peterson, supervisors
salary . 120.00
K. R. Peterson, office expense 1 1 9.1
R. R. V. Ry. Co.. freight on
supplies 1
Ulrlch Rro moving typewn-
ter ... ... .2:
J. Percy Wells, superinten
dent's salary ... 130.00
J. Percy Wells, traveling ex
penses 50.00
J. Percy Wells, express on
office supplies .- ... 1-90
May It. Wells, deputy biro ... . 13.73
Woods Lumber Co., kiipplles t.tii
Total . .. $570.20
Fruit Inspcinrs Office
Ashland Record, printing $ 3.05
Ashland Tidings, printing 7. On
J, C. Aitkin, deputy expenin . 03.00
J. C. Rltkln. deputy salnry r.3.00
W. II. Drown, deputy expense 5 J. 00
W. II. Rrown, deputy salnry . 5 1 on
Clyde Rarniim, deputy salary 21.00
Home Tel. and Tel. Co., tele
phone bill 9.45
Geo. Hilton, Jr , deputy ex
pense 57 no
Geo. Hilton, Jr , deputy salary 57 on
I. R. Kline, deputy expense. . 57 00
I. It. Kline, deput) salary .. 57 00
Medford Printing Co., pant
ing ... t3 00
Medford Rook Store, supplies 12.10
(To be continued.)
SPIT I.V KOTITV. Sl'MMOXS FOR
I'PIILIC.VriO.V.
In the circuit court of tho statu or
Oregon, for Jarkson county.
I.ee Phlpps, plaintiff, vs. Mallndn
Jnno Miles, nnd William Miles, wlfo
and husband, defendant!.
To Mallnda Jane Miles, nnd Wil
liam Miles, wife and husband, the
above untneil defendants.
In tho namo of the state of Oregon,
you nro hereby required to nppear
and nnswer tho complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
court nnd cnuse, on or bofore six
weeks from the date of tho first pub
lication of this summons, said first
publication being on the 10th day of
April, 1914.
And you aro hereby notified that
If you fall to appear and answer said
complaint, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to tho abovo en
titled court for the relief demanded
In the complnlnt, to-wlt.
For a decree of the above ontitled
court foreclosing that certain mort
gage given by defendants Mnllnda
Jane Miles, and William Miles, wife
nnd husband to the abovo namod
plaintiff, recorded In book 20 ut
pages 370-571, record of mortgages,
Jackson county, Oregon, covering the
following described real property sit
uated In Jackson county, Oregon, to
wlt: Lots numbered one (1), two (2),
and three (3, In block number six
teen (lfi). of the city (formerly
town) of Medford, an designated and
described on the official plat thereof
now or record.
Said mortgage securing a nolo for
$1000.00, dnted Medford, Oregon,
December 27, 1910. executed by said
Miilludn Juno Miles and her husband,
and payable to the plaintiff herein,
drawing interest nt the ruto of ten
per cent per annum until paid.
For a decree and Judgment for the
Hum of $1000 00 Including Interest
until aid at the nbovo rate, and tho
mini of $125,00 as attorney's fees,
und the costs of this suit,
That Ibo usual decree bn mnde
for tho sule of wild promises by the
sheriff of (lie ubove county und state
iiccordliiK to luw, und Ibu proceeds
of said sule inuy lo applied In pay
ment of Din amount due the plain
tiff, Including principal and Indue!,
attorney's fens, mid costs of this suit,
und that suld defendants and cudi
of Ilium, uud ull persons cluhnliiK
under lliein hubmiqueni to tlm execu
tion nl mild morlKUKu IIP"') "iild
pretuliies, either ns purchasers, In
cumbrancers, or utlmrwlso, may bo
barred mid foreclosed of all rhthlii,
claims or equity of redemption text
ropt such ns allowed by law! In sold
premises, and that If after such sale
and application of proceeds thereof,
It shall ho useot tallied that such pro
ceeds are insufficient to pay mirh
Judgment as plaintiff may recover, he
may liavo Judgment over against de
fendants In tho amount of such de
ficiency. And for nucIi other relief
ns to tho court nmv seem Just.
This summons Is published under
nnd by vlrtuo of 1111 order iniiile by
Hon, P L. Ton Velle, county Judge of
tho aforesaid county and stnto, In tho
nlisi'tiri nt the. circuit Judge of the
above entitled court from said coun
ty, on tho !Uh day of April, till I.
The first publication of this summons
to be on the 10th day or April, 1911,
and the Inst publication will be 011
the 22nd day of Mnv, 1911.
NKWTON W. I10RDKN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SIMMONS, St'lV I11R DIVORI'P.
In the circuit court 111 and for the
county of Jackson, state of Oregon.
Ktihi k. crdciy. phiiuttrr, vs. 1:1 win
J. Creety, defendant.
To Klwln J, freely, tho above
named defendant'
III the nnme of the state of Oregon,
5011 Aro hereb) required to appear
and answer plaintiffs complaint now
on file ngnlnst you In the above en
titled court nml cause within six
week from the date of tho first pub
lication of this summons, tmld first
publication thereof liclnu 011 Friday,
the 10th dny of April, 191 1, mid vou
nro hereby notified If you fall to ap
pear and answer, or otherwise plead
to plaintiff complaint, tlm plnlutl'r
will apply to tho court for the relief
demanded in her complaint, towlr
For a decree of divorce from you
and that the bonds of matrimony hum
existing between yourself mid plain
tiff be wholly set aside and held for
naught, that plaintiff lie restored to
her maiden namo. towR Kubl V.
Hamilton, and that she have Judg
ment ngnlnst you for her costs mid
disbursements of this suit nml (tint
she bo given such other nnd further
relief ns to the court may seem Just
and equitable
This summons Is ubllsbed In the
Medford Mnll Trlbunr, n newspaper
of general circulation. In JacKson
county. Oregon, published at Med
ford, Oregon, b order of Hon. P I,
Ton Velle. Judge of tho county court
for Jackson county. Oregon, tiindu nud
entered on the 9th day of April, 1911.
wherein nnd In snld order It Is or
dered Hint you be required to nppenr
and answer snld complnlnt within six
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this summons, the first
publication thereof being on I'rldnr,
the tOtb day of April. 1911. and the
last publication thereof being 011 Fri
day, tho 22nd day of May. 1911.
WM. I VAWTRH.
Attorney for Plulutlff,
Real Snaps
ICO nrre stork farm, 0 room house
barn, out buildings 2h acres In crop
Spring to Irrigate, $12 00 per acre
Also 10 aero tracts, thre mill's
from town, best of laud nil In culti
vation, $125. On pur acre, ouu-thlrd
down, bnlanro 0 ier cent.
A. B. SALING
Phone 7H.lt
For Your
Children's Health
Snyder's
Filtered
Milk
J'Ypo Delivei'V.
Phono li()1-.I-:l
Skin Health Comes
Frtm the Blood
Even Slight Eruptions Such As
Acne Should Be Treated.
Mmnltn mil Dtlii'r akin Irrmljln iTn not
nllvhl mi I In- faro Ilki- lli. Tliey rums
Ii 11 hh 1 1 ti g nut from within. 'Ilicy in liniuir
lllin. And If let a lout- nr Krnl with
Ires ilicy Ik'uihh- chronic, (Imply ln'ruinei
the iniiii- In nl III nt oik wllhln. It nliouM
! ntuikfd Willi , H H Hint IIih ImpiirlllrK
In Ihe hliHid iIiiim miih'ri'd harmlcn.
Thr nklii la Imi net work of line hlond
Vfi'l. Anil It I a iH'i-fiTllv natural roil-
cijiKTiii- that liny lulliK-nitf In thi IiIikhI
nml i a iniiiuili'ii or III hi'iilllt iiiakrn un
Ural aniM-arfliiif In IIih nkhi. 'Hipm art,
iirlalu iii-ftl tnal liroi-rllc that follow tho
iftliri of h), MiHiil Irraiil Mill IIih lullili'lliM
of Ihcoi' liruiurllca la I hut of all hiiIIiIiiIh.
'Ilila U why H. H. H , Ho- luiil kiiunn IiIim.U
liurlllir. htm mull imkIUvo mtloii In Dm
kin 'IIhti- la inn' liiun iIIiih In H. H. H.
whldi inriilliirlx atlimilalr idlular or
Klanihilar sitlvlly to arli-il from I hi' lilnml
or from thla lln ni-t work of hloml n-l
hi I In akin. lhoai rlfim iiIm whli'li II r
iiilrr for nid-iiirnllnn
Tlilia ilniii-a. hi in-, iihiih. luiiiia, or any
nl hi-r hlooil ioihIIMiiii I hm allaika lln' akin
or arrka u millil llirmmli I In' akin I uitl
with Ihr aiillilotnl iffi'i'l of H M. M.
'Ilila la hy akin Irouhlia mil Ml o
riailllr inl why liny ihi nut riliini.
I'mli-r I hi- lnltiiwiri' of H H. H Ilila fill"
ml work of IiIoikI - It In Hik akin la
conalanlly luklnif from I hi- hlooil IIih nutri
tion reijiilnil for limllhy llkaii siel llii
1 mm- ill illaraao a Jml lonaiaiilly hflug
ri-unori'il, aiallrrnl ui iinihiril liarmlfMi
'I'hrao facia ari' nmii' fully ciplalui'il In a
tinik 011 aklu Irouhlva anil y 'Ilia Hslfl
.Mllli'l'ij. Ml KwlI lll.if, AtfaiilM. It,
Vou sill dii'l H H, H 011 aali- al all ilniK
alona On 11 Ii4ll lyday iiini haulali all
kill iUllillviu,
Slippers and Sandals
for Children
We hiiVn a Initio iinsoi'lliinnt In
choiiHe from Roman, HI nip liniutiils,
llnby Dolls nud other styles for sum
mer wcitr In while, tun uud hlncli, In
the famous "I'lu-.Miito" ".Shurefoot"
and "Trot Mac" hi amis;. All sires
In nil Ki'iiilo and prices to suit your
pin ne nud fancy
At tho Stlun of
ei'i'iism: fosr 011 n ic
ill ju
$3,000.00
To Loan on a Well Improved Ranch
H. S. STINE
MKDFOIU)
We Invite You
TO CALL US FOR FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLES. WE WILL HAVE
Oranges, l.tiiiniins. (ii'ttpc I'Vuil, l.t'iimns, Slrnwhcr-
pit's. I.cuiu'f, (irt'cii Onions, Knilislns, ('iii'iiinlici-s,
(Jrt'i'ii I'fjis, A.spiinttis, NVv l'olntnt's, Klinluii'li,
Siiiun'li, Muslnnl (IrctMis
Ordor your BAKERY
Marsh & Bennett
Si'conil door enst First National Hunt;. I'linin1 'Jf-
500 Good Live
Men Wanted
Ali'ii thai Know a good Ihln when Ilicy sec il.
M(!ii that want to ocoiiuini'.c.
.Men that have tho .spot cash to looh over tin1 liitf
liai'ains vt art' offci'lnj;.
$2 to $5 Saved
Is $2 to $5 Earned
We art' .selling Hint' .Sci'c SuilK, the very lattwi
slvlo.nl. $7.50.
AVo have "hot tor ones, inoludin a Norlolk, at
ijK).?)8.
A lii; lino of Hoys' Suits, vory lattisl, soino with
full po I op pants, I anoy hluos. and Iu'owiih, af,'0H '1
to 17 yoars, pop suit, $2.Q0.
Muloskin (llovo,'20M,C!nnvns Olovos, 5; Hoys'
Mil) Ovonills, 2.Vj.o)Mon's Overalls, 4ti$; NVoi;k
Shoes, $1.75; thy host "l)olhi'" lln! in Alcd.'oVd. ,
t lQfl North
13fl North
134 North
GOODS from un, frosh ovory
day
Fronfc'f.tMot
Front'8trot
Front. trot
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