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W. nimrtriY Attorney and Notary, Dooms 9-1 0, Jackson Coun ty Bank Uulldlng, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. POUTER .1. NRFF Attorney at law, rooms S and 0, Medford National Dank Building. A. K. REAM15S, LAWTER Uaraatti Coroy bldg. MEDFOUD TiFATTi TRTTJUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRTDAY. AUGUST I, .1010 r- - :- - - .. - - (or.r MS VUAflON FROM J ( WANdirt SlUIW U -SOME ) N- . j - " . -ilLiL 1 y '.' ""'llAll I I IK& 1 M "'l - . .' . , l -lull si' l 1.. ' (l.NIW1 ttc y 1 1 ." . I 111 1 . - I , 5 TIjJ'' 8 tMI f t ,11-1- IMC- KILLED BY EPIDEMIC XHWi YOItK, Aui!. 4. More Hum 1,1100 children now have been kllluil by the oiilileniic of infantile nuralysis and nearly 5,000 have been strifken by the disease. Tho health depart ment's daily bulletin shows that the liluguo Btill continues to gain head way. Dining the IM hours, ending at 10 a. in. today, 45 children died of the disease in the five bor oughs of New York city and 175 new cases, the second largest num ber In a single day, were reported. Since June 2(i there have been 4.11SU cases, r.025 of which proved fatal. The group of distinguished path ologists and bacteriologists sum moned here from all over the coun try to Investigate the infantile paraly sis epidemic in tho hope that they may discover a specific for the dis ease, spent the early part of today in observing the work of the health department In diagnosing the cases and the method used in quarantining the homes of the patients. The Staten Island Civic League has sent to the governor, tho mayor and the health commissioner a letter as serting that it is (lie prevalent opin ion of scientists that the germ of in fantile paralysis is curried by flies feeding upon filth. RAILROADS GAIN IN WASHINGTON', Aug. 4. Net revenues of 9:'. large railroads of the t'nited States lor the year ending with June, showed mi increase over the same period of almost ? I !1 o.fino, nno. The ligures niado public today by the inter-state commerce commis sion, showed operating revenues for 1lll( of $ l,S55,'J0 1.227, an increase of $2'.HI,(IH0, 000 over the previous year. In net revenue the eastern roads showed an Increase of about $117.1100.000, southern roads an In crease of about ?;!0,o00,ooo mid the western roads about $4n,ioi),0iio. The Slate Kilitorial Association in vaded Ash hind toliy by way of a trip from Mcdford. Throughout tho valU'y tho tour indudod a visit to tho mountain unit of the Pacific Highway over the Siskiyou.s. This ovonins t he organization will par take of a lutnlioon in the parks, tendered by ietizens in general, under uuspteoH of t ho Commercial Cluh, and tho city council, the committee of entertainment beiiiK Kred Wagner and Kd Kaiser, ex-editors; iSpriuwii Commifc.-ioiHT Frank Jordan and Mm mi Krohhach, director of public amusements. A quartet ;)f husky boy, including Owiht (jrug, Don nickrr.-on. Will Allen and Dick Campbell are booked for a fortnight's outing at Lake of the Woods in the near fnture. To hunting and fishing boating will he added, the naviimtoin having a col lapsable submarine now under 'oti Ftrin Hon in a local shipyard. Among local residents camping near Prospect are Mrs. A. S. Knglo and Mrs. C. V, Shepherd of the boulevard district. The Park hotel, has undergone ASHLAND Al VICINITY anollier niPtomnrplinslK. this time at smi-iu-law, William Iliuin of Talent, the hamis of Dr. 1). M. Kroner ol .rndertaker Stor k or this city, had this city and Dr. It. I., lieuler or f harge of 'liolli funerals. Knselnirs. "he have tranxrormol the j over .Mm tons or provision1 and M-toric public house Inlo the I.ithla Vamp eoulpnu-nt are here, subject to Park Sanatorium. ji;,,. order of Louie I.. Sharp, chief of T!:r Commercial flub will bold H.- the field division of 111,, i'niiert Slates regular n-.'etin for Atigu-t m-vt ' general laud office, hi behalf of a Monday oviiIuk. Ai-id- Iroin el-r-l,.rP..v nf - ni..n. who are t:j beain the lion Ol odirers. Ibe rlull will deride classification of the hinds embraced uvoti roiv.e pin fur reorganization, I n hi, in the territory of the Oregou an.l a to choke ol remaining in tlie Caltlornla land grant. K. I'. Kite Is present quarters or moving into the old jail in the city hall, which has tho advantages of being located on the c round floor. Tho fixed question of either retaining or abolishing the billiard and card rooms will also he threshed out for tho edification of old-time experts at pool and solo, who are on the anxious seat. Several members of tho Crews family loft Thursday morning to visit Crater Lake. According to tho terms of the will of 15. P. McCornack of Salem, who died recently, Zenas, Kugeno and Edith -Moody of this city, will share in the distribution of his estate among 2G nephews and nieces, re ceiving cash bequests In addition to interests In valuable lealty. The estate is valued at $SO(),00n, and after making special bequests to brothers and sisters, tho remainder Is to be divided as above stated. 'Ze nas and Kugone Moody are railroad employee in local yards, There will be no evening service at the Presbyterian church during Au gust. Py the way, what has become of tho evening service at tho Chau tauqua tabernacle, which has been customary during tho mid-summer season? The Southern Pacific has decided on the construction in San Francisco of the largest office building west of Chicago, which will house th0 gen eral offices of the company. The liuilding will occupy ten floors, ac comodating 2000 employes, in addi tion to a hundred or more offices subject to rental for public purposes. It. will reefed on tho smith side of Market street and will ho ready for occupancy in the fall of I !l 1 7. The estimated cost is $ 1 ,7511,000. The Southern pacific, will run a special train from Cirants Pass to Weed, on account of the baseball game at Weed between Weed and Modlord, also a game between Grants Pass and I lornbrook, at the latter place. The schedule gives the hour of arrival at Ashland at !:L'0. a. m., returning at 10 p. m. One fare, round trip. Although no date is given on t ho bills, it is taken for granted that the games occur on Sunday, Aug. I!. Private car nuniher !." of the Chi cago, I'uriingtou Quiney fta!road, occupied by Passenger Traffic Man ager P. S. Kustis' and party, passed through here Wednesday afternoon on tho way east, via San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Padger and son, Raymond, left on Thursday for an extended residence at Oakland, Cal., whore Raymond, no is a graduate of the class of l!MtI, Ash land high school, will enter Oakland high, t a king advant age of studies, which count as a year's credit in a university course. Tho family homo will lie at 20-ltf Rosedalo avenue. On August 2i the Ilusiness Men's League of San Francisco will lte in Ashland for several hours, incident io a business and so' iitl tour ol that organization throughout the Oregon coast territory. Members of the Talent Kpworth Leeague to the number of nearly 50, invaded the llelman baths on Wed nesday evening, in accordance w'th yearly custom, and had a Jolly time at that popular resort. Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Reed chaperoned the party of lively boys and girls, who motored to Ashland in hayracks. Katatdos wore also brought along and luncheon was partaken of on the homeward trip, under the rays or the arc light near the Hillings hacienda. Two well-known women riled in Talent Wednesday. One was Mrs. Matilda Nyswanei, widow of Riley Xyswaner. Her ag1 was 77 years. The ot her was Mrs. Km ma Garvin. '..Mow of John P. Garvin, aged lis years. The former had been ill for a long time. The funeral of both oc curred today, services for Mrs. Gar vin being held at the residence of her in direct charge of the force. Tho initial ciunp will bo at Pinehurst, a heavily timbered section southeast of Ashl'and, the head center of which was formerly and familiarly known as "shake." A. .1. Miller of Logan, Iowa, ar rived Thursday for a reunion with the family of his brother, K. FJ. Mil ler of tho Vienna bakery. The visitor is an expert in the abstract of title business, covering Harrison county and adjacent territory in the western boundaries of the llawkeye state. On August 1 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter llerndon of Springliold, Ore. Mrs. llerndon was formerly .Miss Mao Reaver of this city. Mrs. Walter Frulan and Mrs. FJ. It. Grieve are camping for a month near t White Point, just over the boundary line in Siskiyou County. Miss Angio Walrad expects to join the party on Saturday of this week. Drvo Good left Thursday for the liapgood mines on north Hungry creek in Siskiyou county, a property which he, in connection with Messrs. Lowery and Watt, capitalists of Butte, Montana, have lately pur chased. Good is an experienced min ing tiuin and some active, develop ment work will at onco he started by him as manager of a premising field. The Roy's Hand of Oakland, Oil., arrived bere Thursday evening, 10 strong as to instrumentation. They "stacked arms" on tho Plaza, after regaling denizens with a fino example of their concert powers. They camped in chnulnuqua park, as to the man ner born, being in Southern Oregon on an outing excursion. Tonight they will supplement the local organiza tion in affording music for the edifi cation of tho Kditorial Association guests, previous to invading Med ford on Saturday. Schuyler Hunter, formerly West ern Union operator heio and who went to San Francisco recently, re turned this week, and on Thursday left for Portland to accept a position in the company's general office in that city. It. Ii. Ruby of San Francisco, as sistant superintendent of transporta tion for the Southern Pacific, was an Ashland visitor Thursday. The slalenient that thero would be a crowd of Grants Pass people meet with the Applegale people for a swim here .Inly :to, was a mistake, as tho date set for the picnic was August (1. It will be remembered that everyone in the neighboring districts were in vited and a good lime is assured. The dance Saturday night had the largest attendance since Mr. Pouclier has given the free dances and ho cream socials, this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Walters entertained a number of people at their home Sunday. Hoy llrown returned from .Mon mouth Saturday, tho 1! !t ti. Mr. llrown Is going to teach at Murphy this com ing term. A few from around here spent Sunday afternoon in the Appleguto swimming hole. Those who wi tit to the races and hall game at M 'dtord, from hero were: Air. and Mrs. Harley Mansfield, f.ladvs Itose. .lo.-ie Wright, Mr. and Mrs. fhesler Kubll, Helen Mee, Steve Masters, ami Harry llrown. Several from here went to the play, "Tlip Mirth of a Nation," among j them were Kred Ofrenbaclier, Gladys Hose, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kubll, j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benedict, Mir garet llrown, Mr. and Mrs. Mane field and Steve Masters. A telephone meeting for those who own shares In the 'i'l line will be held at Itiuh Saturday, the slxl'.i. Miss tlessle Head spent the week end with Ktliel Topping of Provost. A nnniber of famines from here motored to Ashland Sunday and all together partook In a picnic lunch In l.lthia Park. Tlje day wai perfect :ind all hrui a verv delightful time. The paifv consisteri of Mr. and Mrs. William Worth. Mr. and Mr. llrown and their daughler, Margaret, Mr. and !rc Warren Mee nnd Mrs. Drn sle .Mee, Mrs. Nancy pvrnoll and APPIEGA1E daughter, Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Chester! KubU and Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Mans field. Business callers to Grants Pass this week were J. A. O'llrlen uid Fred Bonidict. Airs. Leslie Stance! was the week end guest at the Walter home. Don't forget that the "water's fino" and that we welcomo you to try our now spring board that every one don't try. Some of tho fanners are expecting tho thresher next week. A jolly bunch of campers passed through hero Wednesday on their way to tho Oregon Caves. Thero were four wagons and about 20 hoys and girls in all. 1 Mr. and Mrs. 10. U. Day of Sams valley entertained a number of friends at their beautiful ranch home. Rev. C. IS. Wharton went to Med ford Tuesday to attend to business in connection with the County Sun day School Association. '.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Diisenbcry and baby were In Gold II III Sunday. Professor Clifton Price ot the Uni versity of California, Is at present visiting at the homo o Lynn Smith in this city. : Twenty-live years ngo Lynn W, was a student of the afore said professor. Professor Prico ex pects to spend his leisure hours haunting the hanks of the beautiful Hogue and enticing the steelhead and salmon so numerous In that stream. It. J. Uowiiit was transacting busi ness in Mcdl'ord Monday. Victor Klinl, who has been in Ash land for some time, is hack in Gold Hill for a visit witli friends at this place. V. W. Sears, editor of tho Gold llill Nuws, spent some lime transact ing business in Mcdl'ord Monday, An eight pound baby girl arrived Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Simon on North Highlit street. Harry Trcshani and family were in Gold Hill Saturday. William Sluervc and family moved the first of Augusl (o the furnished bungalow on l-'iflh ave.. across from til1 high school, previously purchased by Mrs. I.ucy Mee. The family of Doc Unison left Tuesday lor their future homo in Montana. The family of George Lyman motored in to Gold llill Saturday evening, to see the sights and do some shopping. Charles Young of Meilford was at tending to business matters in Gold Hill Krliluy. George Lyman, Andy Hooleii, .1. K. Dietrich. .las. Hums, and .1. W. Hays went lo Grants Pass Saturday evening (o attend the I. O. (). lodg'1 al I bal place. Frank Wllmarth, after spending a couple of dtys al this place, pro ceed! d Saturday morning to Kennett, Cal. Itev. II. .1. Van Fosson. district superiutMuii'-nt, filled the pulpit at tho M. 10. church Sunday evening. FLOUNCE ROCK PRILLS Mr. Joe. Smith and- Mr. and Mrs. Ilennett and (laughter went to the valley Friday and expect to remain until Wednesday. Margery lOrsklne spent Saturday night with the Nyo girlB. Mr. and Mrs. George Mansfield wont 10 Medford Friday night to, sec "The lllrth or a Nation." Mr. Irwin took his father-in-law, Mr. anil Mrs. Shell and daughter and Mr. Aiken to Medford Saturday morning and brought Miss llelva Walker home as he came back. Miss Walker has been In school at Mon mouth. Elmer Dawson is ourkln;? at Mr. Mansfield's In Earl Peyton's place. Mrs. Lizzie Nlchol and sons are visiting the Gordon family. Thp surveyors for the f n.ter Lake Highway cxjici't to move trout Pros pect to I'nion creek I he first of this week. The W. C. T. f. met at Mr. .1. P. DltHWirth'a Saturday. Mi's. Mmis- flolil and Miss Margaret Mansfield joined the union that day. IMaiis were made for a public nieeUns August !), if the state president conies as sho plaiiK to do. Misses Marnery lOrsUlne and llopo Nyo spent Sunday at -Mrs. Peytons. Mr. Ilert McDonald was also visiting there that day. .Mrs. Violet Ditsworth, Misses Tes sle Gordon, Pearl Peyton and Hazel Ditsworth were pienleluK In tho woods Sunday, returning to Sunday school In the evening. There was a duneo at .lames Km- hry's Saturday night, hut as no one from this neighborhood went, no Know nothing about It. Mr. Hiram McKco la back In this country visiting friends and relatives. Hob Dawson nnd family of Trail and Mr. and Mrs. (lien t'hllders and children were among the callipers headed lakcward Sunday. Tlie Presbyterian Missionnry so ciclv will hold its monthly meeting on W'cilncsiltiY Augusl ', ut Hie homo of Mrs. Frank Thompson. .Mrs. Fred Slrunli will leave W'oil nosihiy I'or I'oliurg, Oregon, whore she will visit willi her parents, Air. urn! Mi's. Clark, lor several weeks. Mis. Foss and Iwo children of Lew islon, Idaho, are here enjoying a visit willi her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. 1). V. Stone. El Ileportcd by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir SlB. Circuit Court. .1. I. Cnso Threshing .Machluo Co., vs. Henry .1. LaClalr, et a!, affadnvlt for publication of summons. Order for same. Henry W. Helms, et tlx, vs. Wal lace Johnson, ot ux', objection to surely. It. II. Ilradshuw vs. W. II. Nulling, answer. D. L. Gordon vs. .1. G. Goble, cer tificate of attachment. Probalo Coui'l. Mr. Sorenson, estate, inventory and appraismeut. Marriage Licensor. Tommy 10. imiiuinglon and Leila L. McKee. 10d Neil and Aulc Doak. Franli Handler mid Ethel Hick. Victor W. Flint and Grace .Milam. Heal lOslule Transh-is. Amos C. Ilaelwood to Sam uel Hertelsou, mining claim in sec. 1 7, T. 3 I, S., H. 2 W $ l.ltn P. C. Wood, receiver to 11. II. Miller; laud In sec. 32 ti 33. T. 311, It. 3 W.$ SIM). 00 Thomas W. Killlngland to l.invill L. Wooilronie, el. tlx, lots i; k 7, blk. I). iloulevard Park Add Ash. I.MIO.OI) ' NOTICE. Sealed bids wauled Tor painting and calciminiiig Washington aciiool rooms. For parlh ular inquire of H. O. Nordwhk, who will recclv0 bids. 1 I.I FOll SAl.lt MTlrflKJCJl FOll SAI.IO horse. well l-'lve-.iear-old reined, $35, saddle Phone FOR SALE 1 ustock and lllock hogs weight, about 150 pounds average, also pair fine fox anil coyote hounds, 1 1; months old cheap, ('has. Gilchrist, .Sams Valley, Oregon. 117 FOR SALIO Wallace Bros. -First class milch cow, Woods at Hubbard 1 15 FOR SALE Extra good work horse, S years old. Will take lighter horse in part trade. Phone r. -it-1 . 117 Los LOST Cameo Involier between Cen tral Polti' ami .Medford. Relurn to Mall Tribune office nnd re.elv1 reward, 115 FOB RKNT. notJSEa FOIl HE XT Klvo room bungalow, with largo screen porch. Inquire 73 0 West 11th street. FOll niCNT 9-room house; closo in: gas; bath; $10 mouth; part fixed to sublet. 116 FOll KHXT In; apply 371. -Klve-rooni bouse close 1005 10. Main. Phone 1 lis KOIt HUNT MISCKIXANHOUS FOll RENT Front office room in Olley building, on Grape streot. In ;!."i7. 11 So. Grape street. 1 HI quire J. U. Andrews. 11(1 FOll KENT Offlco room at 30 N. Front street. Apply to Gus, tho Tailor for information. FOR SALR MISUMIiAJVKODB FOll SALE Kentucky Wonder string beans for snlo, ;ic per pound at tho Court Street Grocery, 1002 N. Central avo. Telephone your orders. Phono 309. 1 19 FOll SALE Auto, roadster cheap If tuken at once. Call at 1005 E. Main. Phono 374. 11S FOR SALE Refrigerator, fruit jars and other furniture. 707 West 11th streot. Phono 137-11. 115 FOll SALE 1 Unison four-passenger unto in good condition, new tiros; electric lights. Cheap, apply, 1207 W. Main streot. 11 FOll SALE Small typewriter with carrying case. Apply office Cal. Ore. Power Co. 1-12 FOR SALE Furnituro and rugs at 45 S. Central avo. 115 FOR SALE OH TRADE Pullets at Medford Poultry and Egg Co. llli FOll SALE lieiirdless harloy straw by stack or load. Also splendid hog pasture for rent. Call 732.12 131 FOR SALE Somo furnituro. Phone 879-.I. 124 HELP WANTFti MAM? WANTED Man and wllo on ranch. -Man for general ranch work; wife as cook. W. J. llartzell, 4I1S-J-1. 110 WANTKT) SITUATIONS WANTED Lady wants hour or day work. Phone 311-Y. 12!)" WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Second-hand Phono -IS.S-W. typewriter. 1 15 WANTED William Kenney to com municato with E. W. Llljegran, Medl'n.d, Oregon. WANTED To buy house: I or five rooms. To move. Box I Mall Trib une. H5 WANTED Furnished houso by Mcplember 1. by responsible parly. Phone 539-lt-I. 117 WANTED Feathers In renovate, old niatlresses and feather beds made Inlo sanitary folding forms. For samples. Phone luli-.l, 322 East 12th st. 121 WANTED Fixtures for store. What havo you? C. A. DeVoo. Hl'SIXIOSS OPI'OItTl'NITIES FOR SALE The Leader newspaper and printing plant at llornbrook, ('al . is lor sale at a bargain. Fall lug eyesight of owner causes him to sacriilco his business. 11U MONEY TO LOAJI MONEY TO LOAN I!av0 money to loan upon city and country prop ertv. (juick service. Money on hand. Earl S. Tinny. 210 Garnett Corcy Bid;. tf FOIt KACIIAJtfJB FOR EXCHANGE --lllo ai res Wis consin, $llii)(i; I'or resilience here, or good auto. 10. Oregon acreag I'or residence or acreage here. Clark Really Co., 2U(i ('hipp' llldg. U)' TO TRADE Team weighing HHIO for one weighing 2(100. Eads Transfer Co.. Meilford. 117 I.NTIiKCHIlAN ACTOCAH CO, TIME CAHD. Leave Medford lor Ashland, Talent and Phoonlx dully, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2; 00, 4:00 and 5:16 p. in. Also on Saturday at 11:16 p. I m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. and 1:00. 1:00, 6:30 and 9:30 p. is. Leave Anhianu ror Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4.00 and 6:16 p. m. Also on Saturday nights st 6:30 and 2:20. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a, m. and 1:0(1, 4:110. 6:30 and 10:J p. in. . M. ItOFIERTS Lawyer. Medford National Bank Building. Collections. COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wl collected some accounts 14 yeara old. We know how to get the money. The Mullock Mercantile Agency, Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 8, Ras kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main st Dentists Dr. W. M. VAN BCOTOG I)R. 0. C. VAN SCOTOC Dentins Oarnett-Corey Bldg.. nlte Medfora, Ore. Phone ST.. Collections anil Reports lit. KngclneeT anil Contractor FRED N. CUMMlNtlS Snglneer n contractor, 404 M. F. St H. Hld Surveys,, estimates. irrigation drainage, orchard and Und Im provement. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premise cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage waRona for good sorvice. Phone JI74-L. F, Y. Allen. House Movers MEDFOIin HOUSE MOVERS We Move Houses, Barns, Garages, Ma chinery, Etc. Phone 4S8-M, or 4SS-X, 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIOI1T Teacher ot piano and harmony, llaight Muslo Studio, 401 Garnett-Corcy Bldg., Phono 72. Insurance. EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract, and Surety Bonds, Excellent com panies, good local service. No, 210 Gnrnett-Coroy Bldg. Physicians and tyargoona OR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. KVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopath! physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Ooreyi bldg., phone 1036-L. Residency 26 South Laurel st. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician, 303 Garnett-Coray, building. Phone ISO. DR. J. J. EMMENS PhVBlclaa and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. &. II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667, DR. H. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon Phones, office 36. resi dence 780. Office hours, 10 to 12, ii to 6. Printers anal Puhllsliora MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has th liest equipped printing office la soutltorn Oregon; book blndlngi loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 Norm Fir st. Transfer EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 815. Prices right. Berrlce guar- ntoeirt WHY? NOW TIME TO TRADE. I have a HlO-ncre stock ranch; good location; 100 acres in grain, some alfalfa. This place recently sold for 112,000; no Incumbrance. Will trado for good orchard, prefer pears, or would take city property. Wujild trade even or assumo somo In cumbrance on orchard proposition. J. C. BARNES Ida West Main Street. NEW TODAY Why not buy a home uow whllo buying Is good? For Instance. Fine six room modern bungalow three sleeping rooms, pavement paid, $171)0.00 or this other one very closo In, pavement about half paid, samo number of rooms, '' $1700.00 or an other one almost as attractive nt $1500.00. A revival of good times will double the price of any ono of these places. We have some fine buys In large and ania'.l ranches, ,-:nd want to toll you about them. Call at tho office. Hoon-Cathcart Co. 20S (Inrnrtt Corey P.hlit. 1'licue m: J
