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UrtHWIMiM
TOCAL AND
4-' PERSONAL
W ifirl I' '
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The Lincoln school l'nront-Toach-era'
circle will mcetoji I'rldaynftcr
Won nt 3:30 n't tlio school mtThfiuB.
tlio principal subject for discussion
UMnk "Vour Child's TfltoTrJltnian.' A
soelal Ronnlon will follow In compli
ment to Mm. A. A. Moody, who will
noon leave for Lor AiikcIob. It Is re
quested that nil member)) of this cir
cle will bo present nt this mcetliiK.
Cedar Oil mops 2Gc Saturday only,
Jnu. 2D, atfln. m. M. I & H. 2C3
Court llnll, of tlio Grntcr Lake
finraso, has boon confined to hla
homo with Indisposition for some
days.
When bettor Inauranco la sold
Holmes, tlio Insurnnco Man, will sell
It.
A. M. Smith, owner of tlio Mid
way, n clxnr, fruit and confectionery
store at 105 West Mnn street, for
two years or more, linn sold tlio titis
Iness to John WestorKaard and tlio
latter has taken possession. Mr.
Htnith has not yol determined whnt
ho will do, but ho has so fur had no
thought of leaving Medford. tr
Wcsterffaard is qulto well known In
Medford and vicinity, hnvltiR been
ctiKaped for two or moro years In
tlio orchard districts about this city.
Oysters, any stylo. The Shasta.
Hlchard Handera, a local painter
nnd decorator, Is out again, aftor
having takon hlii turn at tlio snoox
Ine; epidemic.
Baturday, January 20, nt 9 n. in.
while they last wo will sell Cedar Oil
Mops 25c. M. F. & II. Co. 203
J. C. Mntllsun, of Grants Pas's, Is
a visitor In this city today,
2G?0 off on Kodaks at Weston's
Camera Shop,
I). S. Swlhnrt. of Derby, Is among
tlio out of town visitors In Medford
this weok.
Oaten Bolts Ford cars, $200 down
and $2G a month.
J. F.ollrown and wlfo, of Knitlo
Point, aro Medford visitors In this
city today.
Tailoring. Ilnvo'your tailoring
dono at tlio Kolslor's Ladles Tailor
ing Collogoj pupils may enter nt any
time. It. 420 M. F. & II. bide. 253
O. II. XatWlck, of KnKlo PoJInt, Is
trahsnctlnn business In this city to
dny. MultlKopy carbon paporn aro tlio
best, Tim Medford Printing company
sofls thom. '
A. h. Ilnrlow'of Montnituo, Cali
fornia, Is sojourning lit Medford nnd
vicinity for K row rtayif. '
Weston Cnmfcrn Shop for first claim
Kodnki finishing and Kodak supplies.
Leo 'Ileal!, of Lakovhiw, this state,
fli nmoiiR tlio out of town visitors
In Medford thlH weok.
$200(1 to loan on Reed farm, close
llowurH nnd James Hullm, of MmI
tllrm. California, are In tin valley
metropolis today on business. It
concerns an osclntnjfo of firofU'rllHi.
IJSnllv UfavniiM tfitii tntili'ht nnlv
Send In your applications for en
trance blanks to the poultry show ns
early as possible. They are ready
nnd the committee having that fea
ture of the show In hand desires to
completo tlio list of entrymen nr early
as possible. Tlio time Is crowing
short.
Prof. K. L. Potter or the nnlmnl
husbandry department of the Oregon
Agricultural college will address thp
stockmen of' the llogub It I vet valley
next Monday at 2 o'olock at tlio pubj
He library. All tlio stockrnlscrn of
the valley aro urged to attend.
Turkish nougat 30c lb. Tlio Sli'ns-
ta.
Frnnklo Kd wards, well remenihori
ed In this city as a flRht Impresario'
during tile linlycon dhyn of Illi'd An
Ldorson will slngo a flRht nl Sltrovef
port, La., Washington's birthday In
February between his protCRC, Hobby
Waugli, and either Leaoh Cross or
Ad Wolgant.
Plorco tlio Florist for flowors.
Phono 374.
Tim Almcda Consolidated Mines In
Josephine county, will file n motion
beforo Judgo F. M. Calkins of tlio cir
cuit court nt an early date, asklnR for
the closing of tlio recolvcrshlp. The
mines aro located In Josephlno coun
ty nnd aro armong the richest In
southern Oregon.
Smoko n King Hpltz cigar, He,
Thoy nro home-made. tf
. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. tt. Itussell of
Onults J'ass sient n few ilnyn with
Mrs..ltusscll'fl parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. M. Flcmmlng and left on this mor
ning's train for Cofl mil where they
will spend n few days with their
grandmother,-Mrs. T. W. Dow.
Plcrco the- Florist for flowors.
Phono 374. ,
Chief vt Police Illttfou nnuouiices
that a hog was Incarcerated In the
city pound today and suspects that it
Is a ruse on the part of his hogshlp
to cscapo tlio next carload of nwlno
to Portland.
Until) Stovons Page tonight only,
II. I). Allen, of Kansas City. In
'tarrying In Medford for n few days,
looking about tlio country and ob
taining Information about tho proba
ble Irrigated nron In this valley this
year.
Mt. Pitt cigars, hotter than ovor.
Fred II. HopkhiH, of'H'ndw'y liutto
orchard, Is on' a few days visit at
Portland.
Young beef nt booth It public
market Saturday, Jan. 29. ' '
Charles Adafr, of Clrants Pass, vis
ited Medford Wudnesday.
Why Wmoko' lilt"cliiarii when you
can get La Odnilao for 10c. j
J. 1). Hlnuott, of the California
On'Koii Power Co., Is In OrnutH I'nss
on business.
I Multicopy carbon paper, tho best
maim at Moarord rrlntlvg Co. -
Nowt. Dean, brother of Harden
l)cau, tho prospector, wRo perished
TTiarloy"MetVgefv' of JloslurK.
who vjsltod this vallev last mofitli,
returned to Aledford this inifrnltig to
continue his examination of soils nnd
tho prospect for Irrigation. Ho Will
probably locate under tho Wllllow
Springs extension of the lloguo Ittver
Canal company's Irrigation system,
should it bo completed In time for
this year's work. Otherwise, ho will
delay his settlement of the matter of
locating at all.
Special prices on engraved cards,
now and from old plotcs for a few
days nt tho Medford Printing Co.
Ilometuhor the stercoptlcon lecture
In the Presbyterian church this oven
tnil.on, David Livingstone.
Itcv. W. F. Shields will lenVon
Freliuary for nn observation trip
through central and eastern Oregon,
Where ho may locate. Mrs.' Shields
will remain In Medford until his re
turn In Juno.
W. O. Steel is confined to his homo
with a severe attack of grippe.
County JUdgo Ton Velio ban re
covered from nn attack of appendi
citis sufficiently to break the doc
tor's orders and attend to business.
M. P. Schmltt, Harry Silver of Ash
land and Geo. W. Soranson of Grants
Pass, will accompany Prof, Chas. G.
Anthony, of Saratoga Springs, Now
York, to Ashland tonight, whoro tho
latter will ledum to tho Commercial
club on mineral watern and gases.
Henry B. Walters, of Fugono, Is
visiting' Villi ?C1atlVe 'Hi tlilsTnTlcy
this week, making headquarters In
Medford. Notwithstanding tho squal
ly weather, ho has traveled about con
siderably nnd nppcnrs to enjoy It.
Bugoiio people aro Inured to gloomy
weather.
Hqnry AUell, of Detroit,, Michigan)
Is 8oJiurnlliivlit this: city a day or
two. on n leisurely return to his homo
'ftpm a v(hU In tho InH'uVlul valley.
California, whero ho wont to dls
poso of his Interests.
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NEGROES INNOCENT
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Fred C. IlenUi, of Faglo l'rjnt, who In tho snow storm below Merlin, has
In soon tl ongiiRo In business In this urrlved from Colorado to take cliarno
nlty, is & Mediord visitor today.
Seo Davo Wood about that flro In
Hiirnnco policy. Offlco Mall Tribune
Uldg.
i'.M'. Wlllets, of Persist, Is nt
tenlng to business In Medford and
Ashland this week. Ho went to Ash
land this morning. Mr. Wlllets says
tho thermomctrlcul conditions In tho
Klk creok country aro ploasautor
than In tho valley this weok.
.1. O. Gcrklng, tho best all around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made nny
whero, time or place. Btudlo 228
Main St. Phono 320-J.
W. F. DeFord, of Moonvlllo.
slaughtered ChlnesO pheasants out of
teason. Ho brought them to a local
taxidermist yesterday and left them
to bo mounted. Game Warden ltd
Walker chanced to sue him enter the
taxidermists place of huslnoM with
a bag containing honiothlng mid eon
eluded to InvostlRato. When asked
ubout what DoFord left with htm,
tho tnxldurmlst replied that ho
thouKht It was a bag n,f buckskin,
but he didn't know. llRwuver. h1n
Mted tho name warden to Inspect tho
pnekngo. Tho result was tho dis
covery of tho birds. DeFord i ar
ruHtgd. .taken boforo Justice of tho
Pen co Taylor, pleaded guilty and was
ftjiud JJ& ami costs. Tho fact that
the defendant has a largo family to'
maintain, these hard times, probably
saved him from sohoaVler penalty.
Plorco tho Florist. Phono 374.
MeMrV Peebles, Hunter, Gnrduor,
Mlkschu, Patterson and Wobb, inem
lmrs of the poultry show committee,
went to Central Point lust evening
to incut with other members of tho
commlttoo nnd for a cotiforoneo with
prominent poultry mun of that place
In prder to hurry the completion of
nrrangemonts for tho exhibition.
These members of that committee
uhould be rommoudod for tbttlr ac
tivity In this matter. They aro de
moting much valuuble ttmo to tho
"vork and are leaving nothing un
done to make the poultry show an at
tractive ovont, not only to poultry
poople, but to tho business people
of the valley 'spnerttlly.
HPOBters smoko The Medford, tc.
Drs. A. H. and Louisa Hodges, obi
ropraptlc physicians, Stwnrt build
in?, 235 Hast Malu tit.
of tho remains
Plcrco tho Florist. Phono 374.
W. W. Harmon, former highway
engineer for Juckson county, and
later engineer for tho Tohy rail
road, has completed a map of the
mining regions of Josephine and Del
Norto counties, covering tho Waldo,
Takllma, Preston lonk awl Happy
ramp dlMrlcts, also showing streams
nnd highways.
Insure your nuto In the Alliance
against theft, flro. ft Y. Tengwald.
The Parent-TencheM' circle of (ho
llooseelt school will hold Its regu
lar montlil) meeting on Friday, Jan
uary JS, at 3 o'clock In the afternoon,
at tho Hoosovolt sehool building, for
which session an liitorttstlng program
has been arranged. Mrs. Ilnuby has
prepared and will lead a paper on
"Motion Pictures." Mrs. llrnckln.
toed will offer n talk on the edu
cational vnluo of tho Drama league.
The olicle will be favored llh h
vocal selection by Mrs. Fred Lungo.
A violin selection will bo performed
by Master Murvol William. This Is
a ver Interesting pionraiu and tho
circle hopes it wilt son- to attract n
Urge attendance.
The Star brand or Opewrltur rib
bons uru guaiuntuwl to give 75,000
Improwlons of tho t)p "a" and "o"
without o clogfili'it; the type us to
show on tho paper. This Is k p'rotl)'
illff uarwhty. but that Is whilt the
Wobstur rompaiiy agrmw to with Star
ribbons. Sold b) the Medford Print
ing eiimpauy.
Habon Wells, of Olympla, Wash
ington, Is looking over the valley with
a vlow- (o finding h location fbr a
mull business.
Try a' King Spits ctbar nnd en
oourago homo Industry, tf
.Medford high school basketball
team stands tho best chanco to win
the championship of Oregon when It
plays Itosoburg on Fobruary 3 and
t, In Medford, that any local team
lins ever had.
Salem high has won from nil tho
Willamette teams, heating Kiigeuu
20 to 22, This gave It the valley
champjonHlilp, Thoy thou Invaded
Portland and defeated Lincoln, whose
team now appears to bo slated for tho
city championship.
t.lncQlii has defeated tho ern.ok
eastern Oregon tonniH nnd holds u
high place in tht Washington state
race,
tfaleit brought Itosoburg to tholr
floor last Tuesday night and won
21 to 19.
Medford defeated Kugenc, S to 2
and 12 to 7 In the two games here
and nt nil times wero their masters.
Salem barely wou from Irngeiic. The
Itosoburg team Is composed of tho
samo men who defeated Medford last
year by 3 or 4 baskets, andhavo not
lost but ono gamo this season. The
local tim la stronger this year by
100 per Petit, and hls'ls bfltiR doped
out by local fsnrothat this gives the
locals the cd.ge-
CARRANZISTS If Ff AT
MH OF REBELS
TOO IjATIS TO CliASSIFT.
WANTtil) Some guod second hand
lumbsr. inqulru Frank Ismui-s.
FOIt SALli llekshelvos. furnltuiti.
and casuwt fruit. II S. lloll
St., Phone tftJ
FOIt HUNT A niedern b-rooni cot
tags, vsiy vIom lg; reasonable to
right parties. Phenw lll-Y.
POM S.VLW -Ckp, wotorcycU. In
quire miph P4orA at Medford
UooU stpri, ' st I
TOItllKON, Mex , Jnu. 'J7.0 Cur
raiu.u military lieudiiuuiters here le
eeted n repot t todnv that u eoliiuiu
of rebel troop linil been defeated on
.Sunday at Tmhiiih. Seventeen iri
oiietx wete eaptuivd, of whim m
were exwuted at Duiango I'it.v. Tlio
pursuit of the "'ilia foree ivporU
enptute of 100,000 round of ammu
nition ut (lucrivto uiul 500,000 nt
Maquire.
C.fitDOFTII.WKS
We wish to thank our friends for
their mon kindnesses during our
late borontmiont, especlalb for tho
music and floral offerings.
Mil A: Mlt. J08ICPH POI.KY,
Mlt. ti MltS. I. W. THOMAS,
MIL ft MltS A ANimKWS
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NO DOCTOR CUE
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COURTHOUSENEWS COLD WAVE STILL'l
Ktportcd by Jscksou County Atx
tract Co., Sixth and Fir BU.
GRASPS NORTHWES
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I'KOVIDKNCK, It. I., Jim. 27.
Herilnl of her inantul expetieneos
wns continued toujy by Mm. Kfl7a-
beth Jlohr as n witness in lier own I
defense ngninst the elinrge tlint sho
hired (wo men toTiiuinler Iter liushnud,
Dr. C. Franklin Xlohr. Yosterdny she
.told of the phymciiitiK ntteution to
other women nnd tho abuse ho rif-
ueived'.when she nucused Win of
fnitlileHNiioss.
Today who explained her relations
with tin) ticftrooe, her ullogcd iteuom
plioes, whom kIio snid were Innocent.
I'nrlier Mrs. Molir litul told of re
pented hentinR Teeeived from her
hushniid when she objected to liin nt
tentions to oilier women. Qnostioned
further by hor counsel, Arthur Ctish
iiiff, slio told of u rceonuiliution in
1013, followed kooii by tha final
break.
Mm. Mohi'kiiid tlint ut tliu time slio
filed Iter .suit fur hepurntc muinleii
nnco tlio doctor wns onmiiij' -f.VJ.OOO
n year, but slio nsked for nn ulluw
nnee of only $100 n, month. .S)i7ht
tnehed Iiis jiropcrty ttinl refuseil his
rerpiest to linve the utlnelinieiit re
leiiseil. Lnlcr, tht wittiWH sniil, hIio
bigiicri .over lier properly to tho doe
tor us ti rrmilt df Iiis lltrenln.
"I thought I hud it right to get It
back again beemiNc he wns so unfcl
to me," hIic Hiiiil.
, - rt
i:. II, Hall, of tho Applegate val
ley, In tranSmtlng business In this,
city and nt Jacksonville today. '"'
Circuit
Addie llnllev v. Houtliern I'neific
Co., Mipnlution, answer.
Jnekson futility Bonk vs. J. P.
Ilule, action for money.
F. II. Wliyers vs. C. If. Owen, no
tion to recover money,
ltnv Moor vs. the Itegue llivor
Public Serxieo foqionttion, nitieudull
summons;
Hoguu Iliver Vnlley Cnnnl Co. v.
Mnblo V.
With Medford trado Is Medford m ado.
nblo V. Hulvioit Ml n.1 tiiuuiung.
Aiurti IltjiWy W.iJetlflllufliih mini-
Hogitc IttvilrlCliiiM" Co. ivb. ai$y
iilje el ul iiuinmoiiB.' ''
1U)I1R
Hodjf
J. M. Dodge vt.
ah, (iffirinvit.
K. A. Fleming ot
lYobulo
IMnlc of A. W. Silsby, order.
I'liite of Hurry Tliompou, will.
Heal IMnto Trunsfei-s
Winnie C. Downey el vir to
Joliw. WoHtorgunrd, lot I),
block 'J, dray's Add., .Med
ford . $ JM
Y. II. iSingler, blieriff, to Corn
M. AiliiuiH, laud in &qe. HI- .
:ki.:iw ..v ... -iur
J. 1'. lIuiiHeu to II. C. Jneksoit
" e.t tl.v, lotrt 1 to (1, blouk I,
,y (MitliKoti Add., Medford . 1
Ihuil'ejl et ux to Jf. CL, AVit- ,
'mjil'k ill ill., In ti il in nt'u 7-.Wt
fa.- , . ... . 1
Frank H. Hull et ux to Dr. It.
J. fonroy, lot 17, block- 2,
" Whitman Park AdU Aled-
fiittl , A'i. 0
Iivip Diilmok to Millie Ottur
dnhl, laud in see. 'I'l-Iiri-lW 2,007
SKATTLU, Wn., Jan. 27 More
snow is predicted for Eastern Wash
ington tonight. This will add to tho
huge mass piled on tho mountain
sides. Warm weathor cannot bo long
delayed, and a sudden change of tem
perature must result in slides anil
floods In tho sleep country.
Tho body of rtalph Dattcrnmn,
aged eight, killed In tho Great Nor
thern wreck last Saturday, when his
father and baby sister also perished,
jvns shipped t6' Wonatcheo, Wash.,
tills mornlricx Tho "body of Hcrt
Klrkmnn, another victim, wns ship
ped Inst night to Sheridan, Wjo.,
whoro his wlfo resides. Tho body
or J. II. Wilson, the last or tho pas
scngors recovered, will bo sent to
Vancouver, It. C, from Everett.
Precipitation in Scattlo since Jan
uary 1 Is half an Inch below nvcr
ago, and Woslorn Washington rivers
nro low, on account of tho cold
weathor.
Alaska reports these below zero
Ucmpcrattires: Tan a lies 12, Kaglo 3C,
Valdez 10, Nomo 2. Thcso figures
show a general moderation ns com
pared with n week ago.
Frank Ilrowu and Iload Supervis
or Duttou, of Eagle Point, wero Med
ford visitors Thursday.
OF
ItO.MFi, Jnu. 27, via London. It
reported in Vatican circles Hint the
condition of Kmporor Francis Jos
eph of Austria, who lias been seri
ously ill for several days, is rapidly
growing worse.
BE PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES '
WHEN ITS RAINING BLUE BLAZES AND YOUfc
WIFE'S AUNT ASKS YOU TO GO DOWN TOWN
FOR A NLCKEL'S WOfcTH OF INVISIBLE CARPET
TACKS-DONV TELL HER TO "LET GEORGE DO IT "
GET OUtf YOUR UMBRELLA, PUT ON YOUR,.
RUBBERS AND LIGHT UP
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What IS Uric Acid ?
TUB CAUSB PP BACKACHE,
RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL
AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Ever since- tho discovery of nrld acid
In the blood by Schecle, In 1775, and
tho bad effect It bad upon the body,
scientists and physicians have striven,
to rid tho tissues nnd tho blood of
this poison. Because of Itu owr
nbundanco in tho system it causes
backache, pains Jicro nnd thero, rhco
matlsm, gout, gravel, neuralgia and
sciatica. It was Dr. Pierce who dis
covered a new agent, called "Amine,"
which will throw out and completely
cradicato this ttrio acid from tho sys
tem. "Anurio" has proved to bo 37
times moro potent than lifnur, and
consequently you need no longer fear
muscular or articular rheumatism or
Sout, or many other diseases which nro
ependent on nn accumulation of una
ncid within tho body. Send to Dr.
Pierce, of tho Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute, Uuffalo, N. Y.. for a
pamphlet on Amnio," or Bend 10 ccnta
lor a trial package tof "Anurlo Tablets.",
If you feel that tired, worn-out
feeling, backache, neuralgia, or if your
sleep is disturbed by too frequent
urination, go to your best drug storo
nnd ask for Dr. Plcrco'a Anurio Tablet.
Ibcy nro put up In DO-ccnt packages.
Doctor I'icrco's reputation is book of
this mcdiclno and you know that his
"Golden Mcdicnl Discovery" for tho
blood nnd bis "Favorito Prescription"
for tho Ills of women havo had n splen
did reputation for tho past fifty years.
Doctor Pierco's Pellets nre uncqualcd
na a Llvor Pill. One tiny Suaar-coaled
lWet a Dose. Cure Sick Headache,
Bilious Headache, Dlszlncss, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and
nil derangements oi tho Liver, Btomftch
and Bowels, ?
Why You Should
EAT OYSTERS
Dr. F. 11. Jlooro, Deputy Commis
sioner Fnlted States Uurpau of Fish
eries, says:
"Tho Oystor of tho multitude Is
better than over nnd nbotit as cheap.
Compnro those facts wlththq 25 to 75
percent Increase In cost of eggs, poul
try and moats.
"It can bo said that Oysters .today
aro moro sanitary nnd better than
ovor.
"It is ono of tlio most inviting of
foods nnd ono of tho most digestible,
nutritions mid wholesome, and its
composition Is of such character an
to make It moro nearly than most
foods Kolf-suffficlciit as n dl.cU ..In
this respect It reaoinblcB milk and
needs but tho ordinary Ingredients
used In cooking starches and fata
to glvo It balance. It Is rcmark
ablo among ordinary food substances
In Its high proportion of glycogen,
n sttbstouco resembling starch but
mort? readily and easily assimilated."
Wo carry Kastorn nnd Olympla
Oysters, Fish of all kinds, Poultry
etc.
Medford Fish & Pouihry Co.
Phono UOi:
FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY
There Is none that equals
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JiOsTON
If you've a man's
work to do, wear
Tower's Fish Brand
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Slicker
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The coat that keeps
out ait the rin, AV
JitxfoJga Hop c cry
drop from running
in at the front.
Protector Hat TS cents
TfiNEHs
2hso:o:
Jones' Butter H$$ Got 'Em Going Agaia
Don't put it off strt trading with .Join ami mh what you can save. "NY havo
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WHY M AK13 A PACK MULK OF YOl'IiSKLF whon you an buy as choap at
Jones' as any place in Medford and haw your goods delivered to any part of
tho city free of charge I Think of tho prices you would havo been paying if
"Jones had not oonie to town." ANY want your produce Give us a trial order V
and let us show on.
BUTTER
Try it todnv. Kvcry pound sold Tvilh
u guarantee everywhere. Milk,
ere.im, buttermilk, eottngo Cheoso,
IiO I'reiim, lhiJied Goods.
at THE DAIRY
Phone 181 322 E. Mum
We give S. & H, Oreen
Stumps,
JONES' CASH GROCERY
THE PRICE REDUCERS
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