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THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1909 iQflPlAI ARM DCDQfiMAIt THE WEATHER. Showers tonight nnd tomorrow. The Witcheo' Troe. Country peiplo njimIc of the older tree as "tlw witches' tiw" and planted It nwir farm buildings and dairies to fccup off witches. They also say that the roots should never couio near a wujl. still less grow Into It. or the water will bo spoiled, livolyu's oplnlou was also unfavorable. Ho says: "I do by no means comuiend tho scent of It. which Is very noxious to the air. "Wo learn from Illeslus that a cer tain house In Spain, seated among many elder trees, diseased and killed nearly all its Inhabitants, which, when at last they were grubbed un. became L. K. Hawk of Eagle Point, who is a very healthy and wholesome place." dovclonhiL' n fine fruit farm in thnt Cattle scarcely touch tho older, and enntinn. wna in Mod ford Thursday on Ibo molo Is driven nway by tho scent business. Mr. Hawk wns for many Carters often place branches on their years engaged in the lumber business 'n, " , V in niu ' ""i-i tlin Plilop ntul w .nn If lino n i.i i. i t,. .i..i:., , . - UIH 11UH now luiuuu linn la uuvuuiik moved and n ts rnntfj nnrnfnllr his nttontion to growing fine irmt grubbed up it Is somo few years bo- nntl enjoying tho snlubrmus clininle roro the ground becomes perfectly of Southern Orecon. sweet and good for anything. Sel Tr n tt TTnvf wi.i libn t c borno 3 Magazine. nil her old boarders, ns sho has re turned from California nnd has just opened np tho dining room. 101 Sheriff Jones was in Mcdford days." remarked Aunt Clorlnda to a Thursday afternoon on' official bus- cnlIer- Is you got any idee what's do i i r n I i t'M. i in whn tiki rn i it viriff n r E. T. Staples of Ashland, one of swer ..Ciny jcirson done hurt UCP tho live ones ot that city, was in feelings bad at do strawberry social, Medford Thursday afternoon. an' Mandy is gwine t' hab dat boy tt n t?,i o.wi tv r. tt Rmidi M am to be mo' carefullor in his talk .a -i.i.i n:ii i ... 1. ,... DUU 'uam uio cu uuk. (U UOIU 11111 hJJUIIl U XUW IIUlllB ill "Whnt lllil In, laV .Ti.m.ml.,1 Af r in -I mi 1 I -v. . ub.....uuv.u .iuih iueuioru jjiursciay. Clorlndn. L. E. Hoover of tho Yakima Valloy " 'Twan' what he do, 'twar what ho nursery has a nice lot of Bartlett say," replied tho well informed visitor. pears that it will pny you to see if "Mlsa Colby, dnt was sarvtop do sho't- you nro look ng for something god. , "A . ,? ,7 V .? a mouthful, Miss Colby. Jes' a mouth The Southern 1'ncitic company is ful, making some mnterinl changes in tho "An' dat triflin' Clay Jeff'son ho up operating room at tho Medford depot, say, 'All you kin get on do plato. whereby Agent Iiosenbnum nnd his Colby ho say. force will have more room and tho VSSTST S wonc can ue enrnen mi wiiu hhhu ,..,,-.,,, ,lnf, 'cepts any 'pologles." Youth's Com panion. -r -f -f TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. -t--f -f - -f -f-f-f-t-f-f- WANTED Furnished houokeeping rooms nt once. Address C, enro Mail Tribune. ' WANTED A lnrgo mirror, good rugs, sowing machine, parlor furni ture, suitable tables. for dress mak ing establishment; must answer nt once. Call at 334 Sixth street, West. 197 WANTED Carpenter. 120!) W. Main street. 11)8 A Bit Tactless. "Doro cert'niy Is a coolness between Mnndy Jones an' Clay Jeff'son deso Chief of the Orchid Tribe. Tho giant orchid is tho chieftain of the orchid tribe. It attains propor tions which mnko all other orchids an- the pear as miniatures In comparison. A gigantic specimen may bo seen dispatch. Mesdnmes Frances M. Snyder, P A. Trnna and T. J. Williams of Med ford woro at Jacksonville Thursday Frank Brown of Englo Point spent Thursday night in Medford, negoti nting tho perambulations of Elk's eroht. Attorney W. E. Phipps nnd bride a Ceylon which is cu-Olted with being J . ,,' '. . tho largest in the world. It under- are now occupying their now resi- wcnt n growtb o forty ycan bcforo ,fc iionco on itivcrciiio uvcuuu, uu uik first flowered. It bears about seventy moved in Thursday afternoon. Tho stems or pscudo bulbs, which vary residence was built and furnished by from six to ten feet iu length, each tho groom before his wedding, and it carrying over a hundred rlbbon-liko is said flint somo material noccss - leaves, wuicn are rrom twenty to tnir tie woro omitted owing to his lack tr cs long- Tho enormous flower : : sal.: stalks aro from flvo and n half to eight ui. . h fect Iongi cacu benrlng about a bun nonces nm uint is nuouiur hio0. drcd flowera p)nnt rclnains m II. L. Kelly, tho government fish j0Wer for about two months, and as man, was in tho city from Trail on many ns 3.000 flowers may bo counted Thursday evening. on it ntnce. 'Xho flowers, which are J. N. Coghlnn of Eagle Point wns scented, measure individually flvo and a business visitor to Medford on a half to six inches across, their color WANTED To buy for cash, a small bearing orchard, near Medford; must be in prime eondlion nnd prino right. Address C. A., cure Mail Tri bune. 198 WANTED--By young married couple, furished housekeeping rooms, or room nnd bonrd in private family. Inquire Mooro hotel. 198 i niiQi&jcQQ innHQ ;!I c-r-r- nru LJ 1-.-1.-1. -1- -L. -L. XI i Li.Il! S T T T T T T T T T T T TT T T T I T WANTED Twenty ncres of choico alfalfa land-. Address Mail Trib une. 199 WANTED To rent n fnnn furnished with team nnd seed or plnce to work, dniry ranch preferred. Can furnish two good men or, if dniry work, four or five good milkers; would require a houso to live in; have fnanily of nine. Anyone having tho nbovo described place, address tho under signed i once. D. F. Craddock, Eagle Point. 198 Shoemaker's Candle. I well remember somo seventy years ago seeing flat rnndlcs in use. To produce wbnt was known as the flat candle, which was also sometimes called "shoemaker's candle." two new ly made "dips" were pressed close to each other while soft and then again lowered into the hot fnt. thus holding them together ns one candlo with two wicks. The slzo could then be increas ed if desired. This flat candle was most generally used by shoemakers and tailors, but was made use of In some households whenever an extra bright light for working or rending was required. Cor. Dlckenslan. Prof. Romanoff, tho great Aus trian violinist, is ngain playing nt tho Nash Grill during the dinner hour. 198 Ono-fourth off on nil hats nt Bar nard & Connoyer's millinery par lors. Best meal" for the least monoy at tho Spot enfo. Orders for sweet cream or butter milk DromDtly filled. Phone tho creamery- Spices and extracts nt 30 bo. G street. Why rush liomo? Try the Spot Cnfo's 2i3o dinner. Elln Gnunynw, public stenographer, room 4, Palni buildmc. Don't fail to hear Romanoff, the great violinist, at the Nash Grill to night. 198 All wo nsk is n chance to compare our teas and coffees with that of nny othor firm in southorn Oregon. Southern Oregon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 1091. 30 S. Grape st. Must Suit AM Tastes. "My wife wonders why tho papers waste so much space on mere news." "What does she read?" "Oh, she reads tho weather probabil ities, the bargain probabilities, tho marriage notices nnd tho lovo story. Hut nn item about n big battlo ox tho fall of n dynasty looks piffling to her." Louisville Courier-Journal. TONIGHT There with the Goods THE DULL KNIFE Oh, you lauflhs. THE MEXICAN'S, REVENGE THE MOUNTEBANK'S SON Animals Ho Had Met. Little Harry was visiting in tho coun try and whllo there beenmo very much attached to his cousin pet dog. "Haven't you any animals at home?" he was asked. "Oh. yes." replied the little fellow. "We have roaches nnd files." Chicago Thursday. Charles L. Spencer, one of tho en terprising citizens of Wimer, wns m Medford nnd Jacksonville Friday. Today (Friday) is tho last day un der the lnw when tho hides of deer being yellow ground with lnrgo pur plish or chocolate blotches. London Strand Magazine. No TImo For Art "Real high art," said a comedian, "seldom strikes home. I played in a killed during tho open season mny bo melodrama in my youth where tho tapped, so thnt thov mnv bo sold, leading characters were grnnu nrtists, All unsold tags remain in the hands hut their best scenes woro only scoffed of officers allowed to give them out u . w " , . .JTi ... , . i i ii . i.. ii. I iuu a lain ucu iiu ruvuieu m mut Will oe Uirneu lino mu cuumj "" - tt ,rIti,n, n nT.n f,, 1 , 1 j. j-ll-.l 1. 11.. l! I "0- nnu oy nun inuibiiimuu iu mu mmu It! , ,.,. nrM , nmnlI lnwn game wurden. The law in regard to onc. nIght the scene Bnfter started to tho tagging of deer hides is being lower tho slow curtain on this death more generally ohserved this year much too soon. Tho dying villain, as than heretofore. ho kicked about, whispered hoarsely: District Attorney Mulkov went to " 'Time there, young fellow. 1 ain't Achlnml inAnv fFridnvi on official aena. yec ,",! "a " 'Dead or not dead.' said tho shifter, Miss Stella Levy and Mrs. Dora TT t. f T -1 . ..Ill . TVf1 linruuugu Ol uucusuinuiu cio mu- Almost Too CruL Jord visitors imuay. A Now York lawyer said at a dinner. Judge J. l(. iseii went to uoiu inn apropos of a certain legal decision Friday to examine two persons, John "It was a cruel blow, as cruel aa that Strovsinski nnd Raphael Messner, on which a Baysldo cook served on a a charge of insanity, preferred hy a tramp. This filthy tramp, knocking at number of residents of Gold nill. lu.?.f,"c"?P?or'lT!Teu:. i ui luiuuio uuuyrj', luuy. uuuiu yo glmmo a small wedgo o fresh pie? "Wo'ro Just out of pie,' said the cook, "but here's a cako for you.' "And she handed the tramp a cake of soap." mo hot supper's waitln' fur me.' " Mr. and Mrs. David Graham of Prospect were in Medford Friday, shopping with Medford merchants. O. M. Jones of Ashland is n Med ford visitor todny (Friday). Medford lodge, No. 1108, B. P. O. E., hold its first initiation ceremonies Thursday evening, when 11 "tow- heads" were fitted with nntlors and mado full-fledged Elks. One Difference. Ono of tho differences between lovo and a puppy is that a puppy ceases to lm lil I nil when it is nhnnt nlnn ilnvs Following old, sometimes it takea love a little tho main busjness of tho evening a longer to get Its eyes open. Chicago banquet was served. Record-IIerald. James Steel, stato hank examiner, is in Medford todnv (Friday) on offi- News In the Zoo. ,.?nl Wini. "Were you a bull or a bear In Wall . u. -. uun. i.im yM. .-' - I iiv..,(i,. II ....,1 11, l.,, . , . 1 1 I HClLUbli UUQI1V11 U4U VOUUVUB .Grants Pass spent Thursday night in N t h . f fl t . t j .MCdtord. won n clrnffo. I 1uat rubbernocked." W. K. Hnggs was in the city trora Exchange. Ashland Friday. H. Tl. Troson of Ene e Po nt spent on " tnouan. fri...,.e,i-.. il.t in fnilfnnl. "ueroro suo marriea mm, you unow, ' rr o wnnniiffn nf Rin, ?a in Afeil. she used to say there wasn't another . 1 1 .lorij On UHblllUiiS. Vnn. nnil nnw alio cnv aha'A hutft A. Fiero of Central Point is regis- to tbjn'k tLat tuere wna tared at tho Nagh. 1 2 Pair For 25 cts. HOSIERY For Every Member of the Family at HUSSEY' S Do you realize the Hosiery values this store is giv ing you.? Just read over our list for tomorrow. They are all full standard goods, full size, fast color and of qualities that wear. 50 dozen misses' jersey ribbed hose; sizes 6 to 91-2, 15c pair, two for ..'. 25c 50 dozen boys' heavy ribbed Hose; sizes 6 to 9 1-2; 15c pair, two for ; 25c 40 dozen ladies' seamless, fast black Hose, 15c pair, two for 1 25c 40 flnynn lnrlinR' snnmlnss fnsf hlifflr TTnso? wln'fn fnnf-.! 15c pair, two for v.25c 25 dozen men's black or tan Hose, 15c pair, two for 25c Ladies' Gloves We are showing one of the best known makes of ladies' wool, cashmere and silk lined Gloves made. Come in black and colors. 25c-$1.25 a pr. MEN'S SUSPENDERS MEN'S WORK GLOVES MEN'S HEAVY SOCKS Wool or Cotton. 50 dozen men's cotton flannel Gloves, tight fit ting, knit Avrist. 10g a pr., .3 pr. 25g We have just received a new line of a well known maker's standard Lantern that we will save you mon ey on. ' ' "T Rochester Lamp Chimneys, full standard quality, 15c ea, 2 for 25c "Dorothy Dodd" shoes sup port the arch,, the vital part of the foot. They brace and relieve the strain at this ten der, point. They give a bracing,- restful sensation that puts new vim into your walk i A 'mea cm Coziest Homes on Earth Is Medford Easiest itomes to Build A BUNGALOW CITY? . Southern California is as noted tho world over for ils bungalows ns it is for its climate. Why not mnko it so with Medford? I am horo from tho "homo of the bungalow," with the latent plans and ideas from ono of our most famous bungalow architects. Drop me n lino and lot mo cnll nnd talk it over with you boforo building. Address R. W. HARRIS, The Palms, opposite the Moore Hotel, Med ford, Oregon. The Second Annual APPLE SHOW will be held Spokane, Wash., Nov. 15 - 20 This apple show is a world-wide event of the greatest importance to the Pacific Northwest, and in ordor to encourage everyone to attend, the SOUTHERN PA CIFIC COMPANY will make a special round trip rate of One& One-third Fare For All Points on its Lines in Oregon Tickets will be on sale all stations, main lino and branches, November 14 and 15. Final return limit November 22d. $25,000 in Prizes will be Given Away GrandDisplay,InstructiveLectures Interesting Program Every Day For further information call on any Southern Pacific Agent or on A. S. ROSENBATJM, Agent, MEDFORD, OREGON WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent PORTLAND, ORE. i I I i