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i-T - V-' f "- -fTrW'-W!(-1 cs; MEDironn wym TnrnuKK, mtcdfotitj. oreoon, ptitday, tuourt no. 1012 raoii thru . !-! " I HAWLEY ESTATE N SCANDA L NKW YOFIC, Aim. .10 A conflict lintwonu itiitti 11 ml New York munici pal offlrlan Ih thnmtonml hero to il uy lollowlng tho npprnlsnl of the estiittt left hy IMwIn I In winy, tlio Into .I'rontl iiuiKiiiili'. Tho uIiimIi, It In raid,, will dnvolnp a ttrutiilul, showing liow I'olltlclntiH coin 1 ol thn ikIiiiIiiIh hntiuii of curtain cMntcit Mml' for piolmtK, TliotunH I.'. Ilnah, roiuiMel for alula coiiiilrollcr Holiiiicr today il.iinanilcil that HiifroKntd Kowlnr re-opeu thn lluwlay rndo, ninnrtliiK tliu will was Mimnitly fllcil with HuriOKiito C'ohnliin, a titroug Tiiiiiiiiany man, In July Com i roller Holimor alleges tho ia lato wan xrcatly iiiiilurvnltimUhroiiKh tho offortH of Den 11 U O'l.vary nml Mlrhnul J. (larvln, Tammany lendum. It wan a I ho t'linrgod that a chock drawn by llawlcy licfom IiIh death (or 1:10,000 In favor of IiIn word, 1:11111m Hturiies, had limn siipiiroaaeil. It wiih alio charged that John II, HtuiicliMold and I.oiiIr Levy and l)'ii nln Colinlnu nllbltcd to thomnulvoH from tho oatntu 1330,000 for 1gal nxrvtccn. Thn eatnte, Rohnior, clmrKcn, was iiikWviiIiiimI to thn ox- tut of at iciiHt taoo.ouo, WIDOW OP MAliTYllKl) Pit YH1CMX, WHO MAX GUT ,'J PEDtill.'lL PIMSIOM JUDGE LOVETT PASSES THROUGH BasaiBBiBiBiBiBW rr wcKr t ' V im? " V B BSSBSBSBSBSBBSBBSS' B rBSBSBSBSBSSSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBl sasaiBBV . m iHRH HPy iJB " 'bHUHbHHHHHIIIIH v 'r't '- f ssHLslllllllllilllllH WORK ON ELEVENTH Holirrt S. I.ovctl, liftiil of tlio lliirriiiiiin rnilroml nvhIciiin, iiihhciI lliroiii;li Mid ford 011 it ci'iiil Imln lliln inortiiitu hut tarrii'il not, his triiin incri'ly hlowinj; i'liouli lo allow A. H, llorifiiliniiin, general maiiiiKcr of thn Mi'iH'iinl itivNiou, to plum on board n faw lo.xc of rhoiru fruit. Willi Jurist' livdt wn n miinlicr of other officinU of I lie Koutlicni I'lici tic iiiolinlitiu William Sironli, piv-il. lent li,lli con-1 iliviHion, nml V '' Cnlvlitavlct' priitiilunt. Z '. . VIOLATORS OF LUMBER CODE FELT PRESSURE HBATTLK. Auk, 30.-turlhr cvl donco of tho premium tiroticht o liuar on tho lumbnr inaiiufnctiircrM nndwhokunlnrii who violated tho linn lirr tradnn codo of otlilcn hy hcIIIiik to mull ordor Iiuiihoh, "iH'nclii'rit" or consumer wan Riven today heforo Hpcclul CommlHloncr Palmer who waa Hiking toatlmony In tho govern motif ahtl-trunt ault hkhIuhI tho re tail Itiiiiliormcn'H naiioclatlon laiiila 8chwnKr of HchwnRer and Nuttleton, wholcnalora of Kuattlt), told how IiIh company had iniirli cor rciondnco with lomo of their law ciiHtoninm anil with axvocludon nocrv tnrleH when thuy hold liimher to tin-i-tlilcal dcalcrM In North Dakota. Ho xiild tho tiractlcii of aolllmt only to li'Kltlmatu dealcra wan a long OHtali- llahml ciiHlom and waii recognUcd hy IiIh company. Kvldenco win Introduced tQ. ahow how tho lumhermuii frowned upon tho openliiB of now lumber yarda In towim whom competition wus keon, 10. 0. Uutterfluld, MakHinaimKor of Itoy and Itoy, a wlioleHale firm, wild IiIh firm aold four or five cam of lum ber lo W. N. Kohorta of Davenport, Iowa. Tho aalo waa made, tho mill Juct of much corroHpondeuco between tho Hflcretary of thla aaaocatlou an tho KdbortH company waa conHldored uiiuthluabecaiiHu or Ita alleged con noctlon ,ylth tho (lordon Van Tyno company, mull order honao. Iluttor fleld Vuld their trade In Iowa anil MlnnoHOta fell off rapidly after their aalo to tho Koliiirta company. TO START MONDAY Tlic woik of pining wct Hleveiilli hired will Hllirt next Monday ncconl- lu lo Iti.hcrt W. TellVr of (lie Clark ft llenery (,'oiitriicliou eoinpiuiy who Iiiix inlviil to Htnrt the work. The work will be ruh(-d. .it,' 1 it . I "m jiiivo 11 jiiii h'iiwohh work ll icil up for ni'xl ai'hmih," liile Mr. Telfer, "nml no iloiihl will be kept Iiiikv for Mime lime in Ihe Xortliwrat. Mcilionl in tiilkvil of wherever pnvniy I Ik meulioneil, anil ''iijoyn in lepulnlion of Hoiiijr Hie bet pmeil niniill eity on the coiinI. mm m fill'!"::; 53 ttS Mnleolin M. Koot of Chicago hn piirehaHi'il 'i' neres of llic Table Iloek orehnnl (met owned by Col. If. ( WimhlMini. Tlie n'orK'il price i 2.r;,f)Q. Tho Intel In plnnfeil lo iK'nrt find iiiipleH nniiii in ne from '1 lo 8 yearx. Mr. Hoot firrivpil n McdiWil from Chiei'o 11 i'vw wcekn iijjo mid wnv hi pleased wli condilioiiH here (hilt be detenniued lo iiivi'Ht. The I met he ba piircluiHod is xnid to be one of the bi'M in the vnlley. The Table lloek Hcelion has lenj: been noted, for il ureal fertility. UHS. TKKRESA DKEXEL riioto It lUrrla A tultc. M'OLINTIC. A bill tint been Introduced by Keimtur Meycrn. of Moutnnn, npproprlntlng fl,7W) for Mr. T herein McCllnllc. Ihe widow of Dr. T. II McCllutlc, who dlfU In Wimbliixton from "spotted" foi'vr, coiilnicli-U while atudyliiK Ihe dhieaMc In Moulnurt, IJr. Mcdlltillr nan n member of tuo Public Health Service Corpa. Tbla dlvUlon of aenlco l under tbp Treatury Depurtuieut, and a report tuuit Ik hud from Unit department be fur el lie Senate coiniiiliteo will act. itcfore her itiarrhiKe Mra. McCIIiiMc Ka MUs Tbervia Dreivl, a aoclety belle, ot Wnxlilnutuu. They will reninlii hero aevoral daya fluhliiK'. Thuy made tho trip from Tho Dalle by nutoinobllo by way of Crater Lnko to Medford. Mr. Honey man marvela at the growth of thl city haa modo alnco IiIh provloiia vlalt here. MemberB of the party were enchanted with Cra ter Lake. OF ROAD VISITS CITY J, I). Honeymnii of tho lloneyinan Hardware Co., of Portland whoac firm financed mid cotiHtructod tho Itomie Ulver Valley railroad between thla city mid Jacksonville now owned by W. II. Ilarnum la vIMUiik Medfofd nccQiniiauled by Dr. Do Witt Connell n.well known phyalctan or Portland. MANUFACTURERS FAVOR MEDFORD AND JACKSON CO. A. I & A. M. Attention. There will he no degree work thla evening owing to lllneaa of candidate. Uy order of W. M. 4 WILLIAM MUM.KR. Secretary. Nino or Amcrlca'a foremost piano innnurartiirorfl hovu contracted with 1'llvr'a Mimic Hoimo to hc ono hun dred ilanos In Medford and Jackaon County before Bcptember 10th, In turn Kllor'a hnvo contracted to buy tliico planoa for every one cold mak Ing a total or four hundred planoa ono hundred or which tnuat bo aold In tho next flvo daya. To noil thla eiiortnoiiH atock ofj planoa In a very ahort time, requlrea atreuuoiia tncaaiireK. To accomplish thla tho manufacturers havo appro priated nine tliouaand dollara or ad vertising runda to Medford and Jnekaon County and sent their spe cial ndvertlalng manager, Mr. A. P. ScherN'tiborg to sell tho one hundred planoa. Sell nieana dispose of them at prlcea that will make one hundred now friends ror tbla gicat firm El ler'a Mimic House, and do it quick. Prlc' No Object Ilccauag huaiueaa In tho United States has been good only In a tew dlatrlcta aoine pt the largest tand oldest established makers of tho beat grades of pianos were compelled to unload aurpliis stocks. After aomo lengthy negotiations Eller'a Music House ngreetf to buy four hundred or thcaa pianos If tho manu facturer would contract to tell one hundred In Jackson County. Term Not Couslileml Thus thcuo flue planoa have been Bhlpped to Medford and tho factory's representative la hero to aeo that they aro Hold, Prlcea and terms will be no object. T!ir? CJreitt AilvantageM It Is no simple matter tor us to undertake to sell a large number ot extra planoa, and particularly the costlier kinds in addition to thoso regularly contracted lor by us. Hut tho contracts are signed and It must bo done. First or nil these uddltlonal tine planoa will be aold at prlcea lower than tho ordinary small dealer has to pay tor thorn. Secondly, we aro making terms of payment so extremely easy that any homo can arrange to get one; and Thirdly, cash Ib not necessary, your credit Is good. In fact, bring what money you can spare as first pay ment, co mo In and talk it over at once, any piano In the store will bo sold upon two and half and three years time. Act quickly, come at once, now that advertising money for the total of four hundred planoa will be used right hero In Medford and Jackson County In tho way of substantial discounts In making prices to show yon the lowest prices and greatest aavlngs. Eller'a Music House, 217 West Main street, Medford, Oregon. DIPLOMACY IS HOPE OF GREAT BRITAIN WASHINGTON, Aug. 30. Al though tho statu department will an thorlzo no statement to that effect t Ih understood tho administration will dccllno to permit tho quontlon or the right of tho United Htatoa to rollovo Itii own shipping from tolla through tho Panama canal to go (o arbitra tion, Thla position or tho govern ment may not bo fully developed for hoiiio time. While tho IlrltUh protest delivered yeatorday clearly Intimated tho pur pose wtta to donimid arbitration In tho event that a more caroful study or tho Panama, canal toll act bo brought nut tho ImproHHlon Is that It Ih In violation or tho Hay-Paiiiicofoto treaty, and If tho usual con wo of diplomatic, exchange Ih followod many iirgumontH and rountor-argiimontH m list ho mibmlttod by both aldou bo roro tho resources ot diplomacy mo othuuHtod, tluiH warranting a domnnd lor arbitration. Tho British foundation for such : domnnd rontn upon thn broad baula of tW(V'peelal troutles In nddltlon lo tho KWurnl convention creating thn Hnguo'Hrlbuiiiil, abiOL At nJlltoiiJjtiH boon pittonlnd that uddH to'Alio "surface ot (ho hand and nlda H'HwImntor - A A : f v r r T t T T t T f T Saturday is the Last Day of the GREAT $21,000 SALE At Kentner's. $2,000 Must be Sold on that Day, so We Cut the Prices Still lower. New Fall Goods go at Greatly Reduced Prices. t t t t f f T T t t t T t T T y y f y Men1 $2.50 Wool Rwoaicrs $1.39 HO Boys Suits, All Wool Half Price Nun's Shins, values to $3.50 $1.39 $t Cotton Blankots- 79d $1.50 Cotton Blmikots .-.- $1.13 $2.50 Cotton Blankots .' $1.89 $5.00 Wool Blankets $3.75 $0.50 Wool Blankets :....: ., $4.75 $20 Now Fall Tailored Suits $12.75 $( and $7.50 Blaek Silk Petticoats $2.98 $2.50 Hlnck Satcon Pof ticdiits , $1.59 $20 to $25 Silk Dresses ..?."....; $8.75 All Laee Curtains t Half Price I Lot Children's $2.00 Shoes 98 $5.00 All AVool Dress Skirts $3.48 1 JLotiflO to $J2 Wool Dresses ,...; $5.98 Pot-tiers and Table Covers Half Price $5 and $G Oossard and Bon Ton Corsets ....$3.50 1 Lot $1.50 and $2 Corsets 9S 1 Lot Childs' 75c to $1 Sweaters 49 Ladies' $1.50 Outing Flannel Gowns 98 Ladies' $1.25 Outing Gowns 89d Ladies' Coo to 75o Outing Gowns 49 Ladies' 75c Outing Skirts 49d p Now Fall Oloakings $2.29 $2.00 New Fall Oloakings $1.59 $1,50 All Arool Whipcords 98 $2.00 Bed Spreads $1.49 121oe Outing Flannels 7. , S Best Califos :.. 5 15c Dress Ginghams i 11 $1.25 Parasols .?.!..'. 49i $1.50 Long Silk Gloves .'. S9 $5 and $G Silk UfnbrollasA $2.9S y y y y y t T t y y y t y t y y t y f .' ; ! X &:ix This Sale for Cash Only Kentner This Sale for Cash Only K O.-w.-D, NATURE'S PERFECT TONIC Something more than an ordinary tonic ta roqulred to rator hwilth to a weakened, run-down ayatom; tho medicine must poaaeaa blood-pHrKytag proportion na well, because tho wouknoss and impurity of tho oireuk.tton 1 rosponalblo for tha poor physical ooudltlon. The blood dom flot eetla tho nocoiwary quantity of rich, red corpusoles, and to therefor a weak, n-atcry atroam which cannot afford sumcient nouriahment to sustain tha system in ordinary health. A poorly nourished body cannot realat dlaeaw, and thla explains why ao many persona are attacked by a. apoU ot alckneas when tho use of a good tonlo would havo prevented the trouble. In 8.8.8. will be found both blood-cleansing and tonlo qualities combined. Tt bullda up weak: constitutions by removing all impurities aad germs from tho blood, thus supplying a cortaln means for restoring strength and invigorating tho ayatom. Tho healthful, vegetable ingfedtenta of which 8. S. 8. is composed mako it splondidly fitted to tho needa of those systems which are delicate from any catiso. It Is Nature's Perfect Tonic, free from all harmful minerals, a safo and pleasant acting medicine for perseas ot every age. S. S. 8. rids the body of that tired, worn-out feeling so common at this season. Improves tho appotite and digestion, tones up the stomach, acts with pleasing effoots on the nervous system, and relnvigorates every portion of the body. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, Nearly a quarter of a century under the same management THE Jackson County Bank Medford, Oregon It lias succeeded because of " ' Soundness of principle Economy of management Safety of investment. Courteous and liberal treatment CAPITAL AND SUEPLUS $175,000.00 W. L Vawter .President G. 11. Lindley, Vice Pres. C. W. McDonald, Cashier GET YOUE BOXES AND Fac. 5621. CRATES for Peaches and Cantaloupes from SOGrUE RTVEB COMMISSION CO. Medford, Oregon Home 307 as clear and hard as diamonds Storage rooms right for all kinds of goods. Our wagons deliver to all parts of the city. Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240 Medford Ice (2b Storage Co. THE SEASOX IS OV. AT Delightful Newport OX YAQUIXA HAY AND TI1K PACIFIC Jolu tho crowds, whether you want rest and quiet or clean, wholosomo, lively tuu. You will find olther at Newport. Wealth of natural scenery. Splendid fishing, boating and bathing. Delight ful drives. Pretty trails through the wood or along the beach. Abundance of sea food-oysters, clams, crabs, roclc cod, groupers, etc. Plonty of fresh palatable vegetables and tablo supplies. Inviting nooks for campers. Reasonable rates In rooming houses, cottage aud hotels, All modorn conveniences. SPECIAL LOW ROUXO T1UP SEASON FARES flH SUNSET 0 I lOGOEN&SHASTAI I I ROUTES I I FROM MEDFORD $12.00 Call on our agent for Inforrattloa rolatlvo to train schedules, etc. Ask' for Illustrated literature aud our special folder "Vacation Day In Orogou. JOHN M. SCOTT, General Puasengcr Agt'Ht, PORTLAND, OKNOOtf. ' k ' V5 A eel-, i V"'! .m-i.i ' B s 5 i ,,' v MVl 4j-i i f ri jf - a n . ! .'-! t JJ rU -;1 V& 1 '