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MEDFORD'S MED FORD'S POPULAR PRICED STORE SILKSKIRTFREEat the Busy Little Store Around the Corner SILK SKIRT FREE POPULAR i PRICED STORE -jm mr yv m TTTV A W T ' oreato confidence by deserving it, to show good merchandise f WW TT CA TV A. " 7" m I M m 1 1 1 il L at the right, prices; lo organize values and service in' such a way I I I L W I VII I 11 I W r H s will tend towards tho best satast'k'tion of ijur customers are 111 Pi I W I The little store that is rapidly growing in favor by. leaps and bounds because of its r eputation for giving good values and right p ricos. Tho host ovidonco of this is the way the people flock to our store every day in response to many advertised bargains daily. For Monday and Tuosday wo mention a f ow spocials that can bo found here. Come early and you will not be disappointed. ft" i !M IS J M N IN S THE LEAST IN PRICE Ladies' short outing flannel Petticoats in white, cream and colors, with full ruffle and scalloped edge, are well made and good width. Hit Monday and Tuesday sale price ' SILK SKIRTS FREE For Monday and Tuesday wc are making an extraordinary offor in our suit department. For these two days only, with every ladies' suit sold above $20, wo will give absolutely free of charge your choice of all silk skirts in the house. Of theso wc havo a beautiful line of colore, blacks of the wear well brand of taffeta silk, made in plain tailored effects or the more elaborate ones. Select vour suit and take your choice. Ten dozen child's and misses' Union Suits, an extra heavy fleeced garment in cream, ribbed,vith close fitting neck and buttons down the front; all sizes from 4 years to 14 years. Qa Monday and Tuesday sale price UtJl Silk Cord Bengaliue, a 27-inch goods; comes in cream, blue and tan; fast col ors, and will stand laundering; makes nice shirt waists; good weight and new this season. Monday and QO Tuesday sale price, yard 9U Three dozen ladies' gingham Waist Axn'ons; made of good quality cloth and good, generous size, with deep hem and tie strings; could not be made for tho price. Monday and Tuesday 93 sale price, each J v Blanket Special, extra large size in gray and tan; heavy fleece, with colored border and embroidered adgc; one of our best sellers in stock at the regular price; Monday and Tuesday, frj 90 on sale vlt) 2f dozen ladies' fast black, full fashion ed, seamless Hose; come in plain black, with all ribbed leg, ribbed tops or split foot; in light or medium weight; Mon day and Tuesday, sale OP nnce, pair REMEMBER You Are Welcome Whether You Come to Look or Buy. s THE MOST IN VALUE "ONLY ISSUE IS B0NET-C0XEY "General" Who Led the Tramp Army to Washington In 1894 Discusses Topics of the Day Says Teddy Is a Four-Flusher. : NEW YORK, Oct. 15. '-General" Jacob S. Coxey, who led the famous tramp army to "Washington in 1894, "and who is now worth $3,000,000, which he made in Ohio rock quarries, arived in New York today and had a few things to say about current topics and "big" men. "A change is coming in America," enid Coxey. "It is a case either of evolution or revolution, but I am afraid the last will be first. Roosa velt and Bryan are four-flushers. Bryan killed populism, pretending to preach its principles. Now another party is awakening and Roosevelt is doing the same thing. . "The only issue that counts is money. Hollering about the tariff is like digging out a woodchuck wheo one is hunting coons. My ideas have not changed a bit since 1894. Then I hud no money and the people laugh ed. I now have millions and my ideas are accepted in high places. "There is no use to talk about con servation. There is nothing left to conserve. They have stolen it all There will be a political change ii November but it will do ikj gooa. When the republican grafter go out the democratic grafters must come in. Neither party is on the level." Coxey said he intended to spend ; his entire fortune in educating the public so the masses will be pre pared for the nn'olutionary change ? lie snys will take place in the United States. i HEED THE WARNING. t Many Medford People Have Done So. au Xh Investment Of a mm a t7i LOOSE STONES "requires careful thought nnd the proper confidence In n firm to warrant absolute satisfaction to noto the proper comparison you must inspect them from n largo and well selected stock, such us I am able to show. la this way you can become thoroughly fiunlllnr with val ues and feci assured of safe nnd econo mlcal buying through my binding guarantee. i COMlMiKTE A 1 STOCK I MARTIN J. REDDY TBE JEWELER NEAR POSTOFFICE - In Every House A Good Hot Water Bottle Is one of the most universally used and necessary articled in the world. Every house should have one. The kind we sell Is the kind you want. Perfectly made, good size, best models, full capacity. They last well; therefore, there is economy in the purchase rcnl rubber is not low-priced. For hot water bottles and all best rub ber goods ask us FIRST. Medford Pharmacy NEAR POSTOFFICE. PHONE MAIN 101 WIN HURLED 60 FEET BY AUTO When tho kidneys are sick thoy hglve unmistakable warnings that should not be ignored. By examin ing tli urine and treating the kidneys uponu the first sign of disorder, granny days of suffering nay be sav jed. Sick kidneys expel a dark, ill -Jsmelling urine, full of "brickdust" Pediment and puinful in passage. Sluggish kidneys cause a dull pain in the small of the back, headaches, j dizzy spells, tired, languid feelings land frequent rhumatic twinges. Doau's Kidney pills are for the 2 kiduoys only; thoy cure sick kidnoys "'and rid the blood of uric poison. If you suffer from nny of the nbovo i spmptoms you can use no better rem fedy. jt Medford people recommend Doan's $Kiduoy pills. ' Mrs. Jennie Savoy, 1023 Ninth f street, Medford, Ore., says: "I fir -t nised Doan's kidney Pills while lrt Jng in Iditho. I suffered a great deal from kidney trouble and I was sub ject to severe attacks of pain in tho sninll of my book. Tho kidney se cretions also passed irregulnrly and ffihowed that my kidneys were at Ifnult. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved jrtno promptly aud finally effected n sjuuro, I am now in good health and rmy kidnoys do their work as they Mould." PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 15. Dr. Edna Tiimns, a yell known woman physician, wns instantly killed late last night and her chauffeur, Wal ter Christianson, was painfully in jured when an automobile in which they were driving av ft vate of 70 miles an hour struc a street car wt Nineteenth and Flanders streets. Dr. Tiinms had ordered Christianson to put on nil speed as she was respond ing to an emergency call. Mutonnnu Rayburn and Orn Mil ler, the conductor, were arrested and booked on the charge of manslaugh ter. They were later released. Both men declare that the street car was not traveling faster than ten miles an hour when the automobile shot acrdss the curb and was caught on the fender of the car. The tonneau of tho automobile was cut in twain nnd Dr. Tiinms hurled sixty feet before hor body struck tli3 nsphnlt pnvement. Christiansoi was hurled under tho debris of his machine, twenty-five feet from tha scene of tho collision. Always there's ono classified nd thnt'o worth nil lh ref In vnu. For sale by all dealers. Price i50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Iluffulo, Now York, sole agents for tho United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other, SPENI $150,000 IN TWO YEARS TACOMA, Wash., Oct. 15. I lav ing squandered $150,000 in twj years, Isaac Cathart of Calhart, Wash., is in the city jail today oi the charge of drawing a check for $25 when he only had $7 in. u-e bank. The young man came into p.Hsecs sion of a fortune on tho- death of his father, who founded tho tewu Cathart and was its leading liti zen. Cathart junior spent his money like water, buying precious stone for women of his acquaintance and in other ways ridding himself of his inheritance. Ho created a furore Sunday night when he met a man u company with a woman to whom he had given ,$000 worth of diamonds. Cathart was badly beaten and spent two days in the hospital. MORE CHOLERA IS DISCOVERED NAPLES,, Oct. 15. Twenty-four now cases of cholera were discovered yesterday in Naples aud in the Nea politan stnte nlone, according to of ficial bullotin issued today. Twelve of tho 24 patients died boforo day break today. ENRAGED. MEN SEEK FIREBUG DENVER. Colo.. Oct. 15. A largo putrol of forestt fire fighters today scoured the vicinity of Miramonto for an alleged firebug, who, mounted, on n swift steed, lias been silently moving in nnd out among the f'oi ests, setting the timber on fire and endangering scores of lives. Tho fires havo been raging for several days and the authorities are convinced that incendiarism is re sponsible. Every effort is being made to locate tho man, who is said to have been prompted by motives of re venge against certain residents in the burned area. ILLINOIS PRIMARY LAW CONSTITUNAL SPIU.NOFIELD, 111., Oct. 10, Tho supremo court of Illinois today up hold the constitutionality of tho di rect primary law. Tho court also RUHtalncfl Attorney General Stead's demurrer to a complaint that tho law waa unconstitutional. In a period of four years two othor primaries havo been declared uncon-Btltutlonal, SALMON PLENTIFUL IN SOUTHERN OREGON RIVER SALKM, Ore., Oct. 15. Muster Soon Opening Watch this paper for announcement of our FORMAL OPENING 3y which will be held vvvy soon. Complete lines of Millinery, Ready-to-Wears, Etc. The swellest, most classy styles and fabrics ever shown in a eitv the size of Medford. The Housewife who figures closely desires to get the very best groceries and meats who wishes to be sure of absolute correctness in weight and quality, is urged to trade a month at this store. If you don't find we have done all possible to save you money, we will be glad to talk to you about it, and try to pleaso you. GROCERY PHONE 286 marked: phone 28i Warner, Wortmari 3D. Gore Fish Wardon Clanton received a let tor this morniiiK from Superinten dent Smith ot tho South Coos rivor hatchery, in which ho says (hat (ho Coos rivor is pneked with, salmon, and (ho cunning station is receiving moro fish (ban it can liandlo. Tho writer says (lint boats enrying sal mon lo tho cannery aro 1mded to (ho limit. The recent rain is tho causo of tho exceptionally heavy mil of fish, and il is thought by tho hatch ery men in southern Oregon that nil the rivers will show larco ryus in a short time. VESSEL GOES ASHORE . IN SEATTLE HARBOR SBATTLH, Wash., Oot. -lfi. While oiitoriug Seattle harbor today from Japnii (ho steamer Tacomu Mam ran ashore on West Point, nonr, Fort Lawton lighthouse, during a donso fog. Tho vesse! is not soriousl.v damaged. Pussongors woro train forrod to shore in lifeboats, without confusion, and 'oiuno (o Soattlo in trolioy care from Fort Lawton, In writing an nd about that furn ished room yon havo to ront say, in a convincing way, just what you'd what it was Jiko, "and all about H.'u