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Tho Juice tvIJI ?, .Ijjrnjftd on tho
UiilUa lino to Jacksonville on Friday.
Tlip'syfltom tvI1 bo .trlod out and jmt
In shapa for Inttlatlon'of regular scr
vlco within a fow days.
Mrs. Lcnch, Abilo-Support'DarpIoy
surgical corset; 32C, tf. Iiartlctt. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. MaddcnJ
will Ic-Avo -for1 CnltsoP)omr euWifoj
a Jirblongod visit. ' Ji. 11. JJunJcy wIJl
accompany them.
Fresh roasted peanut nt Do Yoo'sf.
Whs Marian White, of'QrantqPasfl,
onc'-of tho tedohora In tho high school
there, returned to her homo Inst
evening, after! attondlnn tho trachoca'j
convention here andvlaltlRr;.qrlthrQld
time- friends nml nclghhors, Mtns
Whlo formerly taught in tho schools
of1 thla city.
, Now Is the tlmo to chooso that
tailored suit selling at one half prlco
and, less. Ahrens. ',
Mro. Johh Soils, of Weed, Califor
nia, Is vlnltlng friends In this city
this week.
Ilutto Falls Wood yard Phono 48
or 223. Wood atl kinds. 2C7
11. Lobdcl), a bucrit&gs, jflan of
Portland, In visiting in this city this
week.
I:rp;Iuycntory a a I o bargains
(IfrbiiKhout the store, Ahrcns.
'irn MrrltHew,-,f,McOJoUd. Ca.,
irorn'U'Js a Visitor In" thin dty, il9
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W. Purdln, Lawyer, Room 400 Mt
P. A H. njcty.
Tho filial meeting of the Oreort
fatah Sugar company people wan hold
in Halt Lake 'last 'Monday, hut no
word has .been received hy nny of
tho;o , concerned na, to what action
wjui taken to select a location tor tho
fActory.
'&$ off on Kodaks at WedtonM
Camera Bhop,
t Miss Deri ha McCdllUtor. of firants1
j'ass, returned homo last evening,
after a visit while attending the con
volition of teachers In this city with
many friends.
Madam Davenport, renownod bikini
1st, and clairvoyant. See this gifted
lady at Colonial Apartments. 24 i
Olenn O. Taylor, Jurtlce pf ihq
pfrtce, Is npondlng the holiday. vuca
Hon lh California with relatives at
hfi former Home, , .
Trimmed hate, .values to 117,50,
no' 14.95; values to ?S,G0, now
$.98." Ahrpns.
'Hahrey Wiriterman, n new reitdont
of the WJIlow HprliiRS district, is
transacting' huslness In this city to
day. Oct' It nt Do Voo'a. t .
McC. 'White, of lied Muff, Qallfor
nla, is attending' to lognrbtttlnemi In
this city this "week." Mr. White says
he fears' that ahothcr vlulUto.HoRiie
river. valley will causo him to noil
nut down In tho Hear ntntp,pnd find
r homo In Southern Oregon,
All tho latest sheet music at 60 per
copy. Music not carried In stock
will bo ordered for you at Halo's
piano House, .
Hopwell 0. Allen, of Seattle, Is In
this valley this week on business con
nected'wlth modern farm machinery.
Jlo days tlila la hltf. first visit to tho
Ttoguo river country, hut It will bo
followed by another, booh, of longer
duration,
Now la tho tlmetto have your fura
repaired! prices1 reduced. V. W. Dart
let', 318 H. -Main st.
Mm. A. W. Dartlott of Grants Pans
was a Medford visitor Wednesday.
J. O. GerblokVtn bnsl mil around
photographer In southern Oregon,
Always reliable. Negative made any
where, time or place. Stndie 928'
Main fit. Phono 320-J.
Hen Plymalo left Wednesday for,
Portland for a brief Wait.
Untrlmmcd shapes, rallies to JO. GO,
now Jl.1'8. Ahrens.
Kd Dluns, a Medford butcher, wa
a vjtltor In tho city today looklu
over tho local business situation wltl
nn ryo to a clungo In his business
headquarter during 4 thi coming
tprlhg. 'Grants Pass Coitrlfcr.
linker)' goods ut Du Vo.e's
Friday Is tho lu&t day for tho ca-
loons in Medford, .Thoy clpso their
doora. forever at midnight,
j All, tho latest sljectjnuslettt Rtjjipr
copy, jiusic npt carpmris sioj;x win
reordered for you at.JlalA's Piano
House. . v -"
Mrijand Mrs. A. W, Htpnecot Mcl
for'd,(h.ive Teturned tqniia, llpllduy'
vlslV.wlth tho. NuttliiRd pf .tirant
Pass. j
Weaten Camera Knqp for frst eUii
Kodak finishing aad Kodak uppIos,'
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' D. R. SVrenn. of 'rlnerjll tlls
tac, Is In the city today on buslutss
connected with his tock Interests.
All the latest sbcei music at Cc per
copy, Muslo not carried In stock
will be ordered for you at Hale's
Piano House,
, J'ostmaster F.. J. Kulscr of Ash
land was a Medford visitor Wcdnes-
"fjOUl fura at cost at Uartlett's, 818
aln.
tifrla'atoferH wero unable to procej4
vlWlficlr ork on the federal buildj
Itigthla litornluK on aocouut of lib
Ipw decree of thn teniperature, t
"FrJibruHB &l P Vpe's. "
begllan
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, iTurkoya'eUlckeu and
tinrfi'8'atillit'W5dto;4 Ffah Mart. '
I). F. Ghormley and wlfo, wfio
l;avc been enjoying nn exterjulvo hon
eymoon trip tlirough many ntntes,
going by nay of Los Angeles,
through Arizona, Texan nnd up
through tho nilddlo u extern states,
returning homo by way of the north
cm lines and the Pugct Sound coun
try, Mr, Ghormley will rcsumo his
work In tho Southern Pacific com
pany's office In this city.
AIo one -full 'rack .of, Cpals ,golug
nt fi50.i,'Ahrciim,v. ...
'(iairfo "whrdens hnve rccclved.com-
plflfntf tittirl'f nn'd pheftsaht' slaugh
ter lh the Tlelhlty of Table Hock jnd
liftA'e- u certali family- "under csplon-
Home niailo pld' with ' 'whlplied
icrerfm nt th'o regular prlco fistur-MAV-.
Tho l.'onnpry. Knht Main. 210
- PloJ-tp tho" Florlsi foV' 'flow-
"BflMP"
CUTS WIFE WITH
BUTCHER'S KNIFE
C. Arthur Poe, formerly a resident
ofihlils'tlty, whero''ho wad 'married
eleven years n'go, nssnulted his wlfo
wth n bjitcherknlfo nt their jiomo In
Portland, last Thursday evening, In
fllcting a Wound In h'er throat that
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WITH 1Z5 ABOVE
phono'374
weitf:
1). C. Harris, 'the fiouilibrn Pa
cdflc company roadmastcr, Ih In Med.
ford today on business.
When better insurance is sold
Holmes The Insurance Man will aell
It
mo npwprin i.caguu win hold n
watch party'at tho First M, K church
tomorrow night, beginning promptly
nt 8:30 in tho evening,
iFlorco tho Florjat. Phono 374.
F. V. Medynskf nnd J. II, Cnrkln
wore Jacksonvlllp visitors Thursday.
Special price" &tl 'engravM cards'
now and from old plates, tor a few
days at tho Mettford Priutlnt; Co.vH
f A. J, Pottn of Uural Delivery Itouto
3 waii.aJXiodrirti'Msltor Thursdhy.
SluVit apiilo elder ht Da Voo'b.
v' 'About foO'T-TllA ofMedford nttend
ed rip bld-M's'hfohcd'stnoker given by
thoA'shlan lolige'df fjrks I.TiH'nlgh.
Tho M'cUford Klks ucro nccompnnled
by their mlnstroj show. 'An usual,"
ilald Jonas VflW- of thlV city, "tbo
Ashland 044 Ireatcii us most roy
ally. Prof, italph Vlnlng was chair
man of tho entertainment committee.
Ulfca who know may fties tho rest
6f the stpry. Ono feature of tho en
(brtalnmont wero nthlctlc cJtcrcJses
nnd contests, Including A boxing
rrinjch or tho realty scientific class
and a wrestling match equally Inter
esting. Tho lunch, tlio mitslc, tho
stqrloH, tho 'smoke,' nnd over) thing
connected with tbq event were fine."
A few flnh bred Jersey cowu for
salo by G. F. Hillings, Ashland, Ore
gon. Also Shetland ponies.
A. L, WImci',vof Jncksohvlllc; spent
Thhrsdaj'Jri' Me'drd-; ''
Madnm Davenport, renowned pnlm-
1st and'cialtvoyant, Co'lonlal npts.
238
Do Voo fil'tls posttigo stamps.
J. C. PlnU, a resident of Imperial
vallov for ten venrs. Is looking n boll t
Ja"cksoh county for a hdmo'locatloh.
Ho'aaVa ho found linperlar vnllOy 11
good place to mane money, but 11 hot
nla'co to llvo.llo'ljeliied tb plant some
pf tho i'trjil trult'trectr ptit out In that
reclaimed desert.
Plerco Ih'o' Florist for flowers.
Phono 374.
Gut your milk, cream, butter, cggH
and buttermilk at Du Voo'a,
T. B. Kolley, special officer for
ho Southern Pacific company, Is a
Medford visitor today,
Tho Medford Ico and Storage Co.
has nlno barrels of Hop Gold beer In
pints which thoy will deliver nt any
address In tho city nt $10 per bar
Ileglnnlng' Jan. 2nd tho Medford
llook sloro Mill bit closed on Sun
days and will closo nt six o'clock ex.
cept Sitturdayi ' ill
Drs. A. It, and Louise Hedge, chi
ropractic physician. Stewart build
ing, 23G Mat Main 'St.
Denton DowciVand .1'. H. Wiim of
ABhlaml Wiro Medford visitor Thurs
day, " '
All kinds of'chorolates. io ccnta
or no liif " VfonV ' '
r'Ufiy'. i'V4- I'royo fatau Sho wan at
onco taken to tho Good Sam'nrltan
hospital and treated, tho Immediate
'danger being overcome. Sho was
tvljlc to return to her homc.ycsterday,
'but tho danger of Infection jet re
'.mains, ,
Carroll, tho tcn-yenr-old sop of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Poe, witnessed tho as
sault on his mother nnd Immediate
ly notified the police. Poe, who la
a tall man nnd brawny, was found
pacing tho floor of n room adjoining
that In which ho had murderously
assaulted his wlfo, atlll possessing
the butchorknlfo. On his person wan
found nn open razor. He resisted
arrest and It required tho combined
strength of five patrolmen to over
come lllm. Ho Is now' Irt jnll. No
Chargo will bo placed against him
until tho result of the assault on his
twifo'iliay Bafcly bo determined.
'Herman G. King, of the Hale piano
houM) In thin city, Is a brother-Jn-law
of Mr. Poo. Jlo slates that de
tail of tho tragic affair have not yet
bce'ii recelvei! Wucu; .tbo direct
causo, If nny exist, for the assault la
not':knon. It Is known that Poo
drinks excessively at times. In such
periods, ho Is practically Irresponsi
ble mentally. "Craxy drunk" in tho
common nnmo of the dementia in
tluit form.
Poo had gone home from his work
In tho terminal ynrdH on that even
ing at the usual tltno and tho as
sault followed.
Poe in well known In thin city,
where hrt lived for years, having
worked for Henry Hoyden and ov-
cral years for tho Garnott-Coroy
Hardware company. Mrs. Poo Is tho
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Margrclt
er, who llvo near Jaclwnvo In this
county. Sho Is well known In Med
ford, whoro sho lived for yearn.
Tho son, Carroll, Is the only child.
He In ten yenrs old. It wan ho who
notified the pollen of tho assault.
4S 44fr44V
Minimum Teinix-i-ntiiivM 4
1911, Dec. 1. 21 alunc. 4
1912, Jan. 4, .29 above.
1913, Jan. C, 10 above
1914, Dec. 21, 11 above.
191C, Dec. 20, 12 Hs abovo.
OF BONDS ASKED
4
acAUci.
liuu'ff buna tfuru cart, iuu uon
II. P. Wyman, of Iloscburg, camo
to Medford yosterdny on legol busi
ness and may prolong his stay sev
eral days,
Good dry wood ll.GO Her deliv
ered. Call W. W. Fresto, .170-11. tf
See Dare Wood aDont that fire la
arance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Dldg.
Perry Mount, who camo to this val
ley from .Madera, California, a month
igo, "Just to look around," has con
cluded to remain, lie snyn that, If
the rest of tho farmers In tho valley
can wait for Irrigation n llttlo while,
ho can. Ho will send for his family
next week.
Iltiy Medford-mndo candy at tho
Shasta.
Don't forget the fish and oyatora
for tho New Year's feast. Medford
Fish Market.
Hot tamalcs at Shasta,
Tho thermometer registered 2 de
grees abovo at Prospect thin morn
ing; G abovo at Talent and 12 V6
nbovo at Medford.
Morcury seldom registers 15 to 10
degrcen abovo In this city and vicin
ity, as It did Wednesday night. No
storm prevailed, However. It wan
Just cold, In n mild ny, compared
with Dorcas' rampages In other
atntcn. Todny tho sky Ih prncllcally
Clear, an Ideal winter day. Tho fact
that Ico was formed somowhnt nub
stantlnlly on pools and In tho foun
tains mado It appear unusual, as It
really wan. Several water pipes In
tho city wero frozen nnd burst, as
did sonic radiators, among them Mose
Alford'n big Cadillac car.
The graphic voltmeter In U10 office
of tho California-Oregon Power com
pany registered a rather wakeful
night. Its faco looked like It had
been, In n scrap with somebody who
fought with pens-dipped In red Ink.
It Is a very sensitive machine and
this morning It told a tragic story;
but It had won.
Tho cxtremo cold had frozen tho
hydraulic pipes leading to the regu
lating vulvo on tho big water wheel
nt tho Prosect power plant of tho
California-Oregon Power company,
causing tho voltage on all lines to bo
about ton per cent low for an hour
this foronoou.
Tho Prospect plant on account of
frozen volven wnft unnblo to pull nny
load, and tho other five plants of tho
copipnny wero running somewhat be
low capacity on account of Ico and
low water. ' ' .
dco was cleared 'from tho pipes nt
tho Prospect plnnf. nnd It began car
rying I(s shnro off tho load nbout
10:30 a. 111. '
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PORTLAND, Or., Dee. .10. Stale
Kiuirniitv of principle unci interest oil
bonds of irrigation nnd drnimigc dis-
tnets nnd the establishment of n sys
tem -f rurnl ereditH is'tho turtpfe
of n resolution which wtiH.fmiilcil'b.v.
lie resolutions eonimittedJbf the Ortt
Con irrigation congress here todhjv
The resolution will be presented nt1
the closing he.ssion of the congress'
tins uftynioou nnd its adoption wus
geiicrnllv vpnceded ' i ' I
SunporferH o'f J." T", Hiuklo of Ik'r-
iniston, for president, bemi n vigor-
otts ciiinpnipi lor his election this
tuoriii" nnd it wns expected the con
test between liiin. nnd J. V. Brewer
of Portland would be clo.se.
To minrniitee irrigation bonds nnd
establish a rural credit system, nn
amendment to the htnte constitution
would be necessary, nnd the resolu
tion to be presented todny calls for
a conference to draft nn amendment.
Although tho time for the conference
is not set, the resolution provides that
tho nmcudment must be submitted to
.tho voters nt the next general elec
tion.
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Misery in Back, Headache
t and Pain in Limbs.
Dtar Mr. Editor For moro than &
year I suffered with misery in tho back,
dull headacho, pain in the limbs, was
eoinewunt consiipatca ana sicpi poorly
at night until I was about ready to col
lapse. Seeing an account of tho won
derful qualities of "Anurle," prepared
by Doctor Picrco, of Buffalo, N. Y., I
sent for a box, nnd before using tho
wuoie box x ieit ana stm icet improved.
My sleep is refreshing, misery reduced,
and II fo is not tho drag it was before. I
most chrerfnlly recommend this remedy
to sufferers from like nilmenta.
Yours truly, W. A. ItonESTS.
SNOW COVERS CITRUS BELT
(Continued fr.qni page ono)
NEW HAVEN TRIAL
NKW YOUK, Dec. 30.- Tho dc
fenso rested itn caso today ut tho trial
of William Kockefellcr and ten other
fo-mer directors of tho New York,
New Haven nnd Hartford railroad
charged with conspiracy under tho
Sherman anti-trust lawn to monop
olize tho railroad traffic of New Bug
hind. Tho trial haa been in progress
slnco Octobor 13.
Ivhe
of tho famous Dr. Plerco and his well-
known medicines. Well, this prescrip
tion is ono that has been successfully
used for many years by tho physician
and specialist of Dr. Picrco's Invalids'
Hotel nnd Surgical Institute, of Buffalo,
N. Y., for kidney complaints, and dis
eases arising from disorders of tbo
kidneys and bladder, such as backache,
weak back, rheumatism, dronsv con
gestion of tho kidneys, inflammation
of tho bladder, scalding urine, and
urinary troubles.
Up to this time, w Anurle " has not
occn on sale to tlio public, but by tho
fiersuasloa of many patient and tho
ncreased demand for this wonderful
Telephone niuj telegraph officials re
ported "miow bound."
and S2S a month. 239
Harry B. Pane, of Hoieburg, wllll
return tonight to his home alter n
vlHlt of several days hero and In tho
upper end of the valley.
You can get most any old thing at
Do, Voo'a rilot'any'old tlmo.
" CjiinW khrlmps, oybters for New
Ycir's, Sfcdlqid Flsdi Market, Phono
T162,
Plerco tho Vlbrtit, Phono 371.
1). J. UonkV, dfstrlcl manager of
tho W. O. W who has been a Med
ford visitor' for hoveral days on fra
tcrnal business, will probably leave
for liettdburg this evenln'g 'In ton.
eluding his tour.
One racK of tailored suits, values
to 3G 00; thcor are not thla season
suits, going ut 6 50. Ahrens.
insure our auto in the Alliance
against theft, fire. C. Y. Tengwald.
Harvey Stelthmere. of Des Moines,
Iowa, who has been a visitor In this
valley for two weeks or more, Mig-
gests that a morning like that of to
day would bo regarded as a pleasant
autumn event "back home" He
frequently smiled at tho remark that
"this Is wintry by Jove!"
-..Snwko King fiplt and Pantela, two
best Cc clgara otiduarkot. Iff
For watch wqxk that satisfies!
Johnson "the 'JeweWr.' '" '
jnoiv nt llJtki'iTifluhl
IIAKKKSFIKM), C11I., Dee. 30.
The fii-st hnow in ten years begun
falfuig lien nt 0 o'clock this morn
ing. Tho Hales wero large, but
melted upon striling the ground. A
light rain which started during the
early morning hours is suid to have
Kiived tho citnis crop from n severe
trost. Tho Inst snow, according to
pioneofH of Keni county, lelj in Jim
uury, 1003.
T
XOTK'B TO l'ATKONS
Stores v ill remain open during
New Ycur'a Day until 10 u. in for
the convenience of pattons. No do-
llvcrj
JACKSON COl N I'Y IIUSINESS
MKN'S ASSN. 241
S, of nhlv rily rf Toif(V. Liirn ronnlr. .
rrink J. rbfnr; rnakr olb tbl b l moI'
r.ttnr f( lit firm of V, J. Chmrjr A Co., !
n( butorii In ll Tltr e( Tolnla. Count r and
CHI forratM, tad In r Id Arm will yr
1b mm or one ni'.nni:i natXAiiH for
neb nd rttrr cm r Ttlirrb Ibit rtanot to
curtJ bf tb ui or !!!!' Catitrb Cur.
inANK J CIIUN'GT.
Sworn In bfnr Of od nbfrnl la r
rrnct, Ibl 61b dir or ixvrmtwr. A. II , 184.
tell. Jk. W. '"IfJkSOV.
" Nourr Iubtlf.
IliU't rUrrb Cur l (akrn lotrrniltr and
rU dlfrttljr upon Ibe Mil and muraui aut
farra e( Iba ajralroi. Sd (or IrilloioolaU,
""' V,' J. CIIE.VKV CO, Tolftlo, O,
Fold T ! DrufgWU. 75c.
Tak Hall' laull l'llla for rcoitlptllos.
healing Tablet, Dr. Pierco has finally
decided to nut It into tho drucr stores
of this country within Immediate reach
of nil sufferers.
I know of ono or two leading drug
gist In town who havo managed to
procure n, supply of "Anurio" for their
anxious customers in and around this
locality. If not obtainable send one
dime by mail to Dr. Pierco for trial
package or 50 cent for full treatment.
Kditor Plcaso insert this letter in
some conspicuous placo in your paper.
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T.Ki;c.in:oFTHi:.u
ki:i;
DR. RICKERT
Ho Kiums How
Suite 1.2 over Tho Any Co.'
rr -I nuir?
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Let 'er Rain!
K you ve a mans
work to do, wear
Tower's Fish Brand
I Reflex'
I Slicker,
$3.00 I
The coat that keeps
out all the rain. AV-
Edges stop every
trom running
front.
I'tolcctor Hit, 7$ ctnti
&tbtactlui) Ouaraaltrd I rrOVVfJf'c
7 11' 1 .taaitiVaamaaaV -
jwj.xover:co. r.
NOTICE
The Matinee Tickets that we have
been giving away with our butter
must be used not later than Dec. 31,
1915.
MEDFORD CREAMERY
I i.i i ; outunn
I ' A) fitxEdst.
Jr ' droP 'ro
,. in at the
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New Year Greetings
Mav your jos. be multiplied,
Your trouble!. Mibtr.wted,
Your euro dinded
And till good tiling added.
OVen eZViCARSUNDCR ONC
"frWWn
0
m
the amount you are
allowed to purchase
in our line is smallyet
Krt pi-bipiise the, same
efficient service with a
Half-gallon' order as
you woijld ,get.L oa a
thdtiisand barrolsj AH
orders go through the
same system.
' ' ' ..
CROWN DISTILLERIESvGOIPAy':..
MAIL ORDER DIVISION'
p. o. not 3doo
DEALE is MISSION STREETS, SAN FRANCISCQ, CAL.
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Your
Hardware
Grocery Dealer
MONJEY i
Saved by lotting mo do yonr work.
Watches and Clocks cleaned fl.OOX
Main Springs $1.00. A gate Orlndlnff
30c and up. Diamond Setting. Air
kinds of Jowolry repairing. Special
cut on finished agates, Bargains In
watches. I will eavo you money on
nil work. Everything guaranteed aau
Isfactory. Clocks called for and do'
llvercd any placo in the dty,
PAY E. DIAMOND, .'f
121 E. Mala St. Phone 878D
ANNOUNCEMENT
Blumauer and Hoch
take pleasure in informing th'e'jr
friends, patrons and the public
th'a they have secured, under
nibst favorable conditions arid
satisfactory shipping and deliy
ery arrangements, the agency
for the celebrated
"THE j
QUALITY BEER
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produced and bottled by the
San Diego Consolidated
. ''riijf Brewing Company
;. i ,' San Diego, California
. i
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.fi1 for distripution t6 family trade in Oregon,
' 'Idaho, Southern and Eastern Washington.
You are earnestly recommended.to place
orders and Inquiries for prices and particu
lars NOW or prior to January 1st, at their
PORTLAND OFFICE ,
105-107 Twelfth Street
TELEPHONES
Main 211 Home A-1004
On and after January 1st, all beer or
liquor orders entrusted to our care should
be mailed to our
1 SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE
, 45,0 to 460 Bryttyt $tree$
w here all orders or inquiryss yv.ill havepre
'ferren attention, and are solicited with the
joint guarantee df BLUMAUEIANtHOGH
and' the SAN DIEGO CONSOLIDATED BREW-
'ING COMPANY, that . , . ' '
"SAN DIEGO"
the ...
The Quality Beer
is unexcelled and will meet your every ex
action. "QUALITY, LIKE TRUTH, COMMENDS
ITSELF"
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