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t. . PAQE two TMLItiUKOWU MAIL TRIBUNE, AUSDFOltU. OK IWOX, 'JTEKDAY, JCNM A 1915 IOCAL AND L PFRSONAI .g - 'Mrs.tV. JT Orlcvo and children re- turned front tho roio show nt Port- laml.JlVndW. Whllo swinging In tho parloiat-yPortland, her daughter Etta fellfahu'-'broko her arm in tho satno rilacofu was broKon Inst wlntor. vJXItof Andrown Opera company will prjsent."TJio Mikado" nt tho Vlnlntf thoWr In Ashland TlniMdny, Juno 17, and at tho Star theater in thla city, Friday, Juno 18. Volvot Ice cream at Do Voo'a. ' A. A, Flynn of Gold Illlt isn tho city today attending to I'tiilneas mat ters. Got flltorod gasolino from tho hed filter at Garnott-Cory'a. Al HngeirTind A. L. DoubIuh re turned Monday from a week spont in Pqrlland. Thdlr wIvoh will romnln in tho motropolln for u further vlalt. Parties going to tho fair or San Francisco and want to go by auto, write Irn C. Smith, box 7.1, Talent, Oregon. 7 ltoger S. Honnott returned Sundtt from ntliroo week's business trip 1 tho wlllnmetto vnlloy. Homo-mndo pastry at Tho Sliasta Jl. 11. (Irogory of Miirshflold i! npcndltiK a fov ilnya In tho city an vnlloy attending to bunlnoim matter Hereon doors at Medford Lumbo Co- ..... Tho Mcdfortl liilHidinll tonin wll .play Horuliroolc In this city next SHiU day, and after 'tho game of last Sitn day with Yrolm, u good crowd Is na sured. It lina llovn doinoiuitrntod that Medrord faun will support n fast tomi( in nny lino, as for Instaneo tho hlgli Hnhool basketball team last whiter, but will roject i slow ouo without much foniiallly. After tho ganio, It was tho opinion of all fans that tho quality of tho gntno deserved twlcu tl)0 crowd. Siskiyou or Col est In mlnornl wnt-. or, 10 cents per bottle nt ))o Voo'a. Unhurt I'otmiro of Kaglo Point lit in tho city visiting friends and will loavo tonight with Company 7 for Tort Stevens. Merchants' Lunch, l!fio. The Hbnstn. .iiiUtury'A, O. N n., iff 'Portland, passed through Moil ford this morning en route to tho annual enrnmpimiiL at Camp Giggling In California, where they will oncngo In field inaneiiverH with batteries from tho western states. Heo Dave Wood about that flro In stiranco policy., Office Moll Trlbuno Illdg. J. .T. Iluchter of tho local offlco of tho Callfornla'dregon couipa'ny will have charge of tho Ashland office or tho company during tho absence of Ashlnnd officials at the stato inllltln, oncampment at Fort Slovens. Havo your lawn mower sbarponed by .1. W. Mitchell, phono 3I0-.T. tf Chorion Prim, Jr.. of Jacksonville spent Monday In Medford vliltlng friend. Dr. M. 0. Harbor, ' Palm block, Hours 0 to 4. Phone: Offlco 110; Home 110J2. School ulucllnim will b held In the county next Monday. Thoro Is little local Interest to date, thoro being but one candidate, n. J. Palmer. Magazines and nowspnpers. Phono us your wants. Wo deliver by bloyclo mossongor. Medford Cigar Store. Phono $56.. JUIhn'IUMo Tuttlo of Gninls Paw vlsltod with friends and roliiUvtti In (ho oily Monday. Pop Gorn-Qrlipoltos at Do Voo'a, i Jlato Uldon and 13. X. Campbell both report securing stcelhcads Sun 'day in tho uppor river hedr Trail. Stcelhcads aro not in evidence In tho lower stream, neither tiro snlmbn. Either tho commercial fishermen arc grabbing nil tho salmon or elro tho low water is withholding tho usual run. Tho Itoguo Is lowor than us ually in September the lowest Juno wntor rocorded In quarter of century. J O. (Jerking, tho ui-M all sruubd photographer in southern Oregon. Always reliable Negatives nmdo any where,', tlrno or plnco. Bttidlo 238 Main St. Phono 320..T ' Tho patriotic son " 'Neath the Old IWd, "Wlilto and Mho" -wrltton by George T. Wilson null sung by llbr bort Alford nt the Flag Day oxorcltes nt tho I5lk' Temple last evening Is how; oil sao at Kd mends Music store. Tile chorus Is arranged for ,both mix ed nnd mnlo nunrtet anil tho song contains special verses for G. A. It. and Fourth or July exorcises. 7!1 Got embroidery work at Handicraft shop to take on your vncatlon. Miss Kdna Warner Is sending u fow wcoks at San Francisco. iTuiIro V. S. Crowoll will return from his vacation trip to Portland MflMMMinii REFUGEES F ROM it MEXICAN CAPTAL TELL OF FAMINE Mlwi Up4hiWUwu of TMliint lias returned fimii ICiitioiio whor she at grinded the tiniraltj- of OrRou. Do Vojt civfrUw Uirt best Hue of 1 flvo emit VIhAw Iti-Mio rlly. W. II. Mi'WIturtfr or Aatilmid spent Monday In Medrord ullfmluiK tu litis I n (MM lusttttirs. Gut your bu Hit, ohks. twain, milk dim lmtttir mtlk at ! VoV Dan .Kerry of tho WliUkny Punk dlflrtrt ia udUm a few tl)g In (he oity uttbudiiiK to bustuM mat tor. Till Is Mr. Fern's first trip to Mod ford )n nVr (ho wars. Huiuo-Huds UMstry at lh HIimsIh. 1h-m1 JaiwiiwiK lmv rveplvl word from Hallo, tut well known .Inn latin- dry hiiou driver, that lit will return tu Medford Ortolwr 1st ulth a brlil. Kodak (lulslilnif the twt. at Wes ton's Camorn Shop. VppouKb Hook Storo. Attorney H. ft. MnCab and Dave Wemln ate lltd lateat lets I pspl to aemilro PurW. Oketolatja. 30 rU lb. D Vm'i. State lUnroad ConimlsHinnor Thos. 1C. Cauiplutll siH'ut Tuda In Mod foul, vlttwlHK mKIi tbo Miuuty court (he u-omhhm1 railroad iroaaiugs oh Paelfle utid, KaUm aitd ttoutbtru l'MUlA . Kodak finishing and sapplles at Wom ton's Guwwa kp. Qtisl(e noik Stare. ....MIm im Van Woriur, twathfr of HIomo aod hlstary of Mnmi In Whit- WBH OOll, MMl4U t ftw ds with K. . K d towll). Tke Mail ford ViOcmUIm Works qoitt C. Ulrtok aiMi fMiUy of 9UlIvh Mf4h4 ki Wt tar KikUk alh FalU wlktM tim 4H tbe tiuwaiw. . , ..uj I ear oi i.nn uoing In tholr hearts. A brisk wind coming up this morning whs tho -.cause of the apprehension It being generally accepted that such a condition In this valley moans heavy showers. Prac tically overy man In the city desirous or employment Is buKy.lu tho bay fields or orchards. A dog thought ior a while to 1m mad wandered Into the offlco of the Itoguo ltlver Fruit nnd Produce us snclntlon this noon, and rofunod to budge, frightening tho stenographer and office help. The canine did noth ing but lay down. Ills rront root was crushed, anil he will bo turned oer to Veterinarian A. .?. Helms ror treatment. Don Cameron or Wnblo spent Tuos- dny In Medrord attending to business matters. 8. 1). Farroll or North Yakima Is spending a fow days In tho city at tending to business matters. It. II. Parsons, owner of Illllcrest orchard, Is looking after his Inter ests here. Mrs. II. (1. Kiidnnrof Ashland vis ited wllh friends In Oils rItyMondny afternoon. Will (I. Hleol, iupirlnl9iilent or Crater Lake para",' returned rrom a trip to the lake .Monday and leaves ror tho park again Wednesday. Ho had trouble In getting as far as cork screw grade In his auto and expects on the next trip to make government camp. The snow Is rapidly disappear ing. George IC. Sanders, the Grunts Pass piomntor, spent Tuesday In Medford. The city has a distinct military ap IxtnrHiico today, uniformed members of Company 7 being on tho streets preparatory to their departure this enliiK lor the annual encampment at Fort Slovens. Some or the boat known members of (bo company In cluding Carl Y. Tengwnld, will be missed rrom the roll call this year, having served (heir three years' en listment, A. C. Hurgms attended to huMuoea matters in Aahlsud Monday. II. P. Nulson an aged miner report oil to (bo police Monday that while ho wns asleep In a room In the Seat tle rooming house Sunday night, a burglar entered his room, and stole a pair or pants and filft fiom under bis pillow. The burglar as a preoau- Hon disconnected all the llglils In the bouse before ho started to pilfer. ('. K. Austin of the Antelope dis trict reported to the sheriff's office Monday that a valuable llelglau boise was stolen f i oin his pasture last week. Descriptions or the animal have been sout north and south In the hopes or catching the tlilef. It. ('urns has returned from a short bust no trip to I'ortlaud. Attorney Fred Williams of Grants Pass spent Monday in Medford on business. Don Newbury or Klamath Falls Is islllug Ik (bis city and alley. F.li I'ASO, Tex., .lime J.'i. HIiirJoH ol' the wide ii))roal given Provi dent Wilson's note liv imtiw nnd for eign resident in Mexico City; of the uelivilies of Ihe inlernilliona! coin millec to relieve food sliorliige; ,or ioreigueis renting (layment of luxe proclaimed by (lenenil Alvnro Ohre gou during his brief occupation of the capital, niul of (he looting by Mo.i enn soldiers (lepiti'giininnlces pjo eliiiinoil y individual eommniidorx, were related here today by Ameri- eaiiH reni'iiuig uie lionter illler inn eleven-day ovoilund I rip from the Mexii'iiu enpitlil. They Hinted Hint on May 12 tin ut tempt wiih muilo to noHtissimite ltoipiu (loiiznlert (laiv.n; then provisional president in Mexico City, nnd in tho -,i; ,1 , ifntii unfit? iimiii imuiiit' tiniui- iiitH weie killed by his bodyguard, flie Ameiicnnft traveled through ler itory oeelipied by forces of Kniilo Inpnln, Veniistiuniio Ciirrnnxii nnd Kraneiseii Villit. They Hinted' that 'limine conditions were extending Inily in widening: eirelen from Mex- .eo City null in Ihe country they Intvcrxi'd crop hud not been planted yrcnernlly. Am they iiuMi'd from I be Ciirriinxit (to I lie Villa lines in the Hldle of (liiaiuijunto, tin Aulcrieilils said (leu oral Villa, upon receipt of President Wilson'" note, lind willidrnvvii his forces from Hilno ciihIwiiiiI lo Dol ores Ilildngo, with the mniii bodv of Ids troopa nt Lngos and AgiuiH Cnli cntes to avoid bostililics pending- con sideration of the American communication. ARM'S i TO EFFORT j oos ED I STErl F I E ASKS W. F. Arani's cffot'lK lo oust Will G. Steel ashuJK'rliitendoiit pf Crater1 l.aKo iarl:jiii(;roIiiKtat,o himself have resulted jiirfalluro.-, Arnnt who wan, former (QieriijtcniP-iit, was removed for cniiBirifytBecretary Franklin K. l.nno tw'o j'on'rs ago and rofused to vacate tho oiflce. It took tho United Stato marshal i and a scorfi of depu ties to oject hint. Arnnt cllnliiictt that his dfiico csmo undo Civil ser vice rincs,' nnu since men nas rog ularly demanded his pay as super intendent nnd brought suit ror rein statement nnd back pay. Justice Stafford, or tbo district of Columbia supremo court, Saturday passed upon the case. The court rinds thnt Araut wnstnot within tho elnssiried Civil Service, not having been appointed after examination, but being a personal appointee of tho Secretary of tho Interior nnd there fore subject to removal at tho will of tho secretary. Justice Stafford, who ruled against Arnnt, is tho tiiiuie Judge before whom Illnger Ilorninnu was (rlcd on tho charge of destrovlug bis letter books when retiring rrom tho office of Laifll Commissioner and II. P. (lately, Arant's attorney, Is Hermann's son-in-law. tlnlnly gave notlco of appeal. Arnnt Camp. In the Crater Lake National park named nftor former Superintendent Arnnt of Klamath FiiIIb, has been officially cbnnged by tbo department of tbo interior to Anno Springs, and will ho so desig nated. This is the last link Hint con nccted the Klr.mnth Falls man. MRS LEVENBER6 in Pi ONEER HOSTESS OF PHOENIX ARNDM IN S2500 FOR INJURY Mis, ('. II, Pierce, who kusIdiiiciI n broken leg Inst spring when she tell ovrt the rinse in the sidewalk in fiont of the N'icIioIh & Ahlipolo moat mar ket, will file n claim for .-f-JoOu iigiiinst tho city nl the regular meet ing of the council tonight. 0. ('. Hoggs is urtitlg nk nttornov fur .Mix. L'ittret.,HTlie onlv. notion 'lukoii this ev'uing will 'he, (hi! loniiulffiling of tluVelnim, willi u xlnlciucui Of I acts. The walk has since been lepiuieil, "Aiinlber mailer diseiiHrt$l'wll be till.' upjilieiition of the Itdpte Kner Public Service corponitioir for n ten yourr' fianeliise lo lit t uihIi elect rn ily to tlie city upon u eoi'ititiel Iiii-ik. Tbo light commit loo will make its ie porl oh-the nintlbr. City officials do not believe any valid action in regard to the application euii be taken until the suit of the (.'nlifornui-Oregon Power compiiuv pending in the led. era! eouit is sollled. N SENTENCE bUSITANIA NOT ARMED ( Continued from pago one) PKI.NCWTOX. N J.. June IB. Col onel GiMiru W. GosttialH, Thwiims A Wdlson mid Myron T. Derrick, lorui er smbuumdor to Prance, were among tho distinguished men on whom hon orary (legieea wAe itinfuived at the liisth roiumeHef'Uii'ul of I'rliuoton uutvemlty (mIh. IIiUihm were presented to !77 nieiePors of (be senior class, one of the Isrgeel eer radmilMl from Prlneeiuu One hun dred And eleVHH were ereatetl bach olors of rt. 113 barbelors or letters 31 bnrhalara of aeteiieei and S3 civil engineers. The degree of doctor of laws was conferred on Colonel Uoethnla, Mr Merrick, nnd Theodore N. Veil, pres ident of Ihe American Tnhoe A Telegraph eawucny. Mr Bdjoou re ceived Ihe degree of doctor of science. The decree of debtor nf ssnle wu ronfvrMd u Prau KMiwI. lender f Ik KHsinl qunrlMt. j of the l.iisitiiniii and the number of her boilers in operation. Tluiciiiitaiii iHmnted. tltnl ten oiuU alter the l.usitanm n.i -t-oek it wiih impitMKible to sIhimI n ock. lie Mini the thiee ilil'licnltii s t. .o euiiiK piiKheuger) were the hl ol lilt ship, her headway, which earned :.ii two or thiee union ufter being stnnk, nnd (lie hlitiitniM o tioie. Cnpliiln Tells or Disaster The ea)iHiu teetified he bad awvn oiiloi-s to look out foi submarines :md to proceed at full epced if imv woic sighted. He said the boats had been swung out the morning of the d.iv preceding the duiiedoine. Two look oiitu weie plneed in Uie claw's mt, two at the bewt. and two ol'tioei- en the bridge. When asked who tier the p-.ni giuv weie irivuiif ludp as far as thev vere able he elled: "Inlerfeiing, I slHMibl eitv." lie added, however, (hat the iwissougers showed a dosiio lo aittiist lit every av isihlc Spmking of uiimIoih stotuusluii haiuU, the eaptaiu said tltev were not n ofta-ienl as Uie old-tahipiud stulor men who would have been more ei- footlvo ift the work, of reseue lie said he did not m'o Mr. 'uinlorbil. At this inuetulv I lie imblic lu'.iiinu W.im s,Miiit., wlulc tin it ti..k t idol 1 1 e in t .tun i i it . nduu !' in li in linns .it tin nin i i't ItOHKItlJItn, Ore., June l.'i.Hoy Fariliim was sentenced today In tho stato circuit couit to servo from ono to fifteen years In tho penitentiary for the murder or Kdna Morgan, ngod in. Ho was convicted of txcond do greo murder last week. He previously was round guilty or u statutory charge against tho girl, and Is now airvliiK a three year term In the penitentiary, which ho must complete beforo beginning tho now sentence. Tho girl's body wns round In the ruins, or n barn at Glendale, which! was destroyed by tiro on I)e onmborS, 1QM. CHICAGO PEOPLE WALK I 4 (Conttiuurd from Page 1.) failed. .Standing on a lire escape the men tried to throw a plank in front of tlie train. The plank lauded on u coach ami bounded oil'. Detectives on the tram said they got good de scription of (ho men. An ueid lioinb wns tlnowu this nf lernoou fiom n building nt Wells mid West Kinr.ii streets. It smashed a window of a north-bound elevated train, hut did no other damage. Tlie president "f Ibe two traction companies, after their conference, re jected the offer of mediation made bv the state board of iiilnlrnliou on the grounds that ictfinl "fair ol'fcis for this method of settlement have been refused bv ilie unions,' including n pivviou- em bv the hoard itiell. The unions .uie nntlv wen' i.i'ii" no at lenlo'ii ! i'" oiler Expectant IH!ot tiers Rfilieyeri of Pain Save The Baby Use tho reliable HORLICK'S ORIGINAL Malted Milk Upbuilds overy pait otihe tody vfliclently. Hiuloistd by thousands of Physicians, Mothots and Nursrs the wotld over for more than a quatte t of a century. Convenient, no cooking nor luldhlnnal mill, itsjuliej. .Simply dlwolve In water. Agiees when other footls often fall. Sample free, HORLICK'S, Ratine, Wis. MPNo Substitute. ls"JutnsGood" at. HORLICK'S, tho Orlginol Jtrs, r.irzie loveiiliert', uge 81 .yoilrx, a pioneer of Southern Oieuiui, kilowjl lo M-orcs'rfil tie llogue Kivef' Viilley'.njld iWrtiKrV Oahforniu, died' nt liIii.'i)!6 of hi'iJMJfngliter, Jh-s. (. C. Ijow6 of, JCJtrtlialj Falls Suniny nnd Mill jiu buflcfl'mim the Prcdiy toritui church at' lMiocni.v, Wutlnt"" UnVtllU'inoon uUtidfcloek. ' "Ijn'fvnfiibet'g xyjirt'lbe proprieti of Iho'i'fol liotbrili'lioenit, nnd the fame of her eelifiiiig cxtenditl fmm Redding- (o llosdhuig, nnd from the Pacific ocean tr) (lie Idaho state line. For yours she held the honor of be ing tho best coijk within these lines. Sbo wns well nnd widely known in thiK city nnd valley. Mrs. I.evenherg wns born in Cier utniry, Junitury 1, 18111, nnd eiime to Ainericii in 18H7 with her parents being nmong Hie first eniigrnnts from tile fatherland to this coiinlry. Her curly llfo wiih spent in Illinois nnd lown, nnd in 18(1(1 she crossed the phiiiiR to Fort Jones, Oil. I.ufer she moved to I'liOunli', where she opcrnt cd a hotel tilifil 1B!I2. This hotel is one of the posts in the pioneer his tory of southern Oregon. Airs. licvenberg is survived by two dniighlers, Mrs. ( ('. Lowe and Mrs. S. II. Lowe, both of Klumutb Fulls. A brother, A. M. llarnehurg, lives nt Sun Antonio. Other reliitivcs reside in this city and county. FLAG CELEBRATION BY ELKS A SUCEESS Flag day wn observed by tho Klkn nl their temple Monday night, over T.'l) Medford people Hiding tin in in their nniiuiil tribute to "Old (llor.v.' The pimcipal address of the even ing was given bv the llev. W. 11. Hani illon. He said (he flag had mount much to the nation in the past, but thnt the future held more. Milking lit iff mention of the European dm flic), the speaker mild (lie Slur- and Stupes stood lis u iign of 1'nciiiliip to every iiiilion everywhere. J .Airs. George T. Wilson rcni Fmtik 1m K. Lime's fiimous speeidi, "M(ik ers of Ihe Flag." Ilelberl Alford and Miss lln.clrigg sauu; aiiproprijit ' numbers. The llimclring orclioslrtil furnished Hie music. The boniitifnl I flag ritutil of the Klks was given, mid A. l Hurgess rend Ihe Klks' tubule! fh the flag. Tile temple was decorated with tlii'i natioiial ooloix. A STKOXil KMHHIIOIHNT V. II. Holmes of tbo Decornh. la., Journal, says, "I havo been a suffer er from piles nnd bemmorholds for yours, I got no relief until my drug gist recommended Morltol Pile Itoiun dy. lloforo I had tnken half tho pnekago tho dlstfosa was gono nnd I havo had no trouble since. I would not take a thousand dollars and ho bnck to my former condition." Has kins Drug Store, exclusive agency. Adv. APPLE GROWERS CANNOT RX PRICE UPONJil CROP! 'record In the number of prize i and !thestntoJiud Its indlvlduntoxhlbltors huvoTenrrloil oif nt'llio Pnnnma-Pncl-rlcexposJtlon. Most, or tliolu have been' In the departments or hortlcul-turonnflfit;rlculture. SPOKASF, Wach . June 15 W. It. Pnliliinmiis. chnlrmnn or the tx ocutlvo conimlttpe of (ho S'orthwct k Apple. .Grewers: league, .nnuouneotl iijdny that.tlie applo growors of nsii Ington, Idaho. Oregon nnd Montana, who are tnombors or tbo lengue, vvill'l ylolnlo thq Sherman anti-trust lvv' If 'thoy attempt to Hx a definite scbudulo of prices. Tho plan of the growors must bo materially revised, .Mr. Paulhnmus nitld. Ho las an opinion from Charles J J. llrand, chief or tho rederal bureau ' or markets nnd rural organizations, I who stntod tho growers' plan ol a ' schedule, of prlcos, will violate tho j rederal anti-trust law. Mr. Hrand's) report wns prepared In response to a request rrom tho rederal trade com mission (hat a special study be made or the plan ror stabilising tho north west npplo market. !sS? J JTStstt"? rat TLJgna S 1 3 XifcZJiJJrtIIVl There are five pounds or Gorman-American sold In the northwest, to nny other flue, steel-cut coffee. Your first can will tell you wily. Mb. It-lb. tin...:. tin .'. ..!l()c .JCio LANG & CO., poitThANi) PRIZES FOR OREGON PRODUCTS gET RECORD SAN FUAN'CISCO, June 1.'. Ore gon, nccordlng to the announcement of Its coininlssloncra today, has set n , America's Greatest I Cigarette ! ((1(J 0e.-c&) PowerFords Why havo Ignition troubles When you can havo a gcmilno BOSCH HIGH TENSION MAGNETO Instnllcd on your Ford For S'18.00 CRATER LAKE MOTOR CAR CO. Official Ilosch Magneto Itcpntr nnd Supply Station too i,ATi; iti ciassiFi. FOlt 8A1.K Gas range nnd refriger ator; other goods. (IOR t'atherluo St. 7S LOST- -A bobolink bracelet on bhuTk velvet. Finder please leave at of fice. 73 ONE OF AMERICA'S . GREATEST MEN Ex-Governor HanSy OP INDIANA When thirteen years old, walked thirteen miles lo hear a big man for tlie first time, lie now attributes his success in life to hearing that lecture. Thous ands of other lives have been changed in a similar manner. Don't you want to give your child the best obtain able j" You can find it at Chautauqua, July 6-16 For a trifling expense. Send card to A.shland tor full particulars. :"kkkX" A HMt iluiblr Wv to .iwti Jnrln ttU lntlftiu ht Hi .a tlrii u i .vtrini' tntt rt) i.i!UI M. 'Iirt. Kririnl tt l .'!.1 NT the ini.Mln f IV tiMilM-t. tol.Uf ruilwil In. 41 .1 at otti- 11 H.I& l lrli II trlii uu imiin .mi,I- j imr"l 411.I all part Invultttl II nukr. Il.o mu '. o pMant UmI IW) rxiMud lutural't Vnd IW ttmt list tbrr lurtiNatil b IdVf hmf of tiamtals ssliw w apt tt idli lk snn.1. (M latfta of aar lugM. W W UrnIll WagMlaf CSV. Ut IKsMlI We Must Have More Butter Fat Highest Market Price Paid AUCTION SALE Horses and AT The White Velvet Ice Cream Co. 33 S. Control , . it 1 1 i 1 i 1 T t ? T t ? T t T ? V ? T t V T r V T v nmes Will Sell Ten Head (10). No reserve. Owner will have no bid a genuine sale to the highest bidder. Sale Saturday, June 19th at 10 a. m. on P. & E. Grounds east of P. & E. Depot C. E. 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