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.,rVeYv.T POWDER Absolutely Pure Economizes Butter, Flour, Eggs; makes the food more appetizing and wholesome The only Baking Powder made from koyal Grape Cream of Tartar (CohtiliUC-d f J oili I'dgt 1), om:;o i ou.ou ei. (Continued from pngu 1). who are alleged to be concerned In Alaskau con I land fraud. Heverul of thorn under investlgu tton are men high In the conlhlenic of the administration and a majont;, of them art sttouKly Identified with the stand put wIiik or tin' Kepnhlh an party In Oregon. I.AIIOIt I DDI liMMtN Hi:IS Nor VET OI'T OK D(.l IE. WASHINGTON". Oct. 1 I.- The con tempt rase. Against Humiit'l tbiinpeis. John Mitchell and Krank Morrison, of the American Federation of Labor, is practical ly reopened today as a re sult of the recommendation oi ( It - 'Oil id ui' finjiiiry which Inuulred Into li- a.-". r on I In- HiiiM-st Ion of .1 uk iit Wright of tin- IHsirht of Culutn !iu., 'Pie hoard recommended t hat lie .-ourt an"'iiit a special examiner (o take testimony regarding tiie Miilt of the labor . hi. 'Is. I 'oh) 's U hlney lifiin dy vs. n llttpe li ss Case. I Ion. A i lc J. II. i- ree n tan nay": "I had severe i a.-e of kidney trouble Mid cnu ;d tmi w orU , and my case Sieni''d t oiM 'rs.i. I used Heveral weli k no ii ki'lnt v remedies, and had the nhi's of a dor'or, all of which gave me iin re.lej'. due largo bottle of Knlev's Kidet'y INmerly cured me and i hnt. l!"Vrr he. ' bol lined since. I ha vi a imi re o ni mended It to my friends; all rei lve. the Haine good resuliH." For Hale bv all dealer. F v.-hlrh t!n dnamite Was wrapped if- Identified an the one sold to W illiam ( 'a pps. ol 1 ."itif drove street, San ! Ki,m :sc,. V. 1. LuWson Ulld U ('apian had been living at that ad die.. October IS - Mth. lielle Euvin. at i whoe tod King house Sin It h lived a bile In San Francisco, Ik ur rented -in an iniorinatioit and belief wariant !ii rifiug tiiiirder. She Ik taken to j, oh Angeles ati a witness before the coroner s jury. W. I1. 1-a wson It , tound K- the police. ('apian ban dis a pi eni ed. deserting his wife and ' ehlhlrell. I October I!-. -Special grand Jury is I .;woru at Eos Angeles V iti.ees" ! are summoned from San Francisco ' and the taking of testimony begins t January .1. 1911 . Twenty-three j Indictmi'iitH are returned by the j ;;rand Jury. They are secretly filed , and bench warrants are issued. April 1 .- Ortle E. MeMaiilgal. :rien'e III lletrolt Tor ttie alleged dvnamitlng of the Llewellyn Iron Works at Los Angeles, subsequent to the destruction of the Times build ing. In confession ami net .lames It .McXamara. alias Itryson, alias IVery. of being the actual dynamiter of Hie Times. Acting on this Information. McN'amara is arrested In Oetroit the tame day. April 'I'l. John J. Mi Namara, In ternational Secretary of the Itridge Mid Structural Ironworkers of Ameri ca and brother of .lames It. McNam ara. is arrested at Indianapolis as being the man who planned the de struction of the Los Angeles Times July f. The McN'amara brothers are brought up In Los Angeles for preliminary examination and an bound over to the Superior Court on murder charges. Take Your Common Colds Seriously. TO HORSE OWNERS! I'lilU furllier nolfce I will he located on Main (i-cet, .p ivife Moore's old livery Imrii, where I will lie plcax-d l attend Oh wains of my fortned tron In the liorsesli M-ing line, IRA A. PILKINGTON Common colds, Revere and fre quent, lay the foundation of chronic diseased conditions of the nose and throat, and may develop Into bron chitis, pneumonia, and consumption For ail coughs and colds In children and In grown persons, take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly. After exposure, and when you feel a bad cold coming on, take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It checks and relieves. I'm no substitutes. The genuine Is In a yellow package al ways. For sale by all dealers. K Have Ariinria' tunn It. IIhvo you Keen the pluno at Joseph- 40IIM? dlf I'l South Stephens street Is where hisses are properly lilted by Or. Hermann. Iiyspepsia Is America's curse. Hur dock lllond hitlers conquers dyspep sia every time. It drives out Impuri ties, tones up the Htomnch, restores perfect digestion, normal weight anJ good health. For good printing of all kinds thu Heviow always leads. n I 9 I i fiC-r. Ill WWtZsJf'tS! v FURNISHIRS OF COMFORTABLE HOMES' im i r-'i ......... V fcfi III IK I III Hi In Is tl) t. Vt X. RICE RICE Price Bulletin Delivered to Your Railroad Station Remember Rice and Rice Pays the Freight We Pay No Rents, That's Why We Can Sell for Less 25Ranges, all Sizes, at 50 Heaters, all Sizes, at 200 Rugs, all Sizes, at 200 Pairs Lace Curtains, pair at 250 Pairs of Blankets, p.iir at 50 Iron Bods, rich at 75 Youm Youm Bed Springs, each at 15 Dressers, regularly worth $15.00, at 30 Couches, at v $28.00Jo$75.C0 2.25 to 19.50 .35 to 50.00 .50 to 7.00 .75 to 7.00 2.50 to52.56 $2.50, 3.00 and 4.50 10.50 6.50 to 45 00 The Largest Line of Crockery in Southern Oregon AH Kinds cf Kitchen and Table Cuttlery. Also 1847 Ware Everything Used in the Home is Here Not How Cheap. But Cood Furnishings Cheap One ilupdu-d 11 rhair. worth $1.75. at $1.25 each All KwU o! Korkm and Odd Chain 1h" St' U M.uf (.roikfry Than all O hrr$ Mere WHO Ti;nilv,r, luiod Tjhlt Tumblers. 5lt a Dozt n M du d C !t!ic Pin now (or 5c K.-,l ,1 P.iper. 10c lo 70c Double Roll ST-1 ,;o s "r Vw.rn M.Khinfs lor $45 00 Suit la-f, Iriink. arid Tli'ioue, all ue Here 100 Pramtd. 10x20. Oil l'ifturr. ,.rm at $1.50. 75 Matres at $5 50 to $30 HOW TO TREAT OLD SORES The proper way the only suc cessful may to treat an old sore is to destroy its source. Not by dangerous surgical operations or irritating, " drawing" plasters, but Ly Nature's true method of purify ing the blood and filling the circu lation with rich, nourishing proper tits; then the cure will be natural and lasting. We can easily under stand how impurities in the blood will infect some weak point on out bodies, and by continually dis charging impurities into it keep the place open and inflamed until a chrome ulcer is formed. Nothing then is so sure to produce a cure of these old sores as S. S. S. This medicine is Nature's perfect blood remedy, composed of the most heal ing and at the same time the most penetrating and blood-purifying properties. It removes every par ticle of impurity or morbid matter from the circulation, and assists nature in the im Teasing of healthful, nutritious corpuscles in the blood. S. S. S. makes pure blood, and pure blood is Nature's unfailinir cure for old sorts. ICvery sufferer with an old sore should use S. S. S., because it is the remedy they most need. Hook on Sores and TTlcers and medical ad vice free. S.S.S. is sold at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Allanla. Co. LOCAL XKWS. l.OC.W, KEW'S. F. M. Waile was ovrr from Suthfr- ill on liusiiics this at'tiTmion. lb has late a'ivires from Coos Hay sav ing railroad liniltliTS are buying more land there. iii'stimall lor terminal MI rposetf. Itrhing, bleeding, protruding or hliml piles yield to Doan'g Ointment, t'hronio eases soon relieved, finally i-ured. Druggists all sell it. .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mathews. Itoekland; V. I.. Ingram. Crants I'ass: Kev. A. ('. Vernun. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. (iuodman. Looking Class; John Alexander. (Hide; I). V. Hanks, I'enllle. were among (he Kosehurg visitors today. Household Medi' ille That ;ivcs 'nlltblenee. Is Kobe's Honey and Tar Com pound. Mrs. T. .I. Adams. '22 No. Kansas Ave.. Columbus. Kan., writes; 'Kor a number of years my ebiblrea have lieen suhjeet to coughs and eobls. I got some of Foley's Honey ;intl Tar Cornvftind and have found that it cured their coughs and colds In a erv short time, so I kept it in l he house all tile time." For sale b all dealers. F who has with her returned Funeral designs to order. iKht. Mrs. F. I). Owen. I'hone Stib-irhan 97 Prieet flo'lat. tf CASTORS A For InfuHs an r-'?-:r - The Kind You to Ab: FjrM idijeiuiturrt Hwij. HulitihHtCU, Jr., hud t'.eu A. WVidon wre over from Drain today. T. M. Haiimioinl. of Kii-riiower, It-r t ttiiH morning for Nevada oti bunt ness. Ailolph Mait-r, a inlnin; man of drain a I'ass. is in thv city on bul DOJf. Mrs. E. V. WriJit, of Portland, is the Ktit-Kt of Mi. M. M. Miller. A thin city. Mrs. M. A. O'Leary left this moru inK for Oregon Citv to visit with relative. Mrs. W. L. Moorr- niul Mrs. V. S. M(Kihinny returned Tuesday niln from Med ford. M iss Ii'snie " barton ret n rued Tuesday from a visit with her brother at (t rants I'ass. Arthur. Marsh, salesman at Sykes' hardware store, lias koh" to LirtbtMi, X. !.. w herf his father is seriously ill of paralysis. Mrs. Ii. Shelley, of Ashland, who has been visithm here with her sis ter, Mrs. flus Kdlund. left this morn ing for Colfax, Wash. Mrs. W. 1). llul'stater spent t he hu miner here niere. Miss Mae Fisher. home to Portland today. Med ford Tribune: Miss Eva Pullen. of KuseburK. who lias been visiting Med ford relatives for a few days, left this morning for Live Oaks. Cut. I.. F. iiurch, former juanager of the Lone Star Laundry, left Tuesday night, accompanied by Mrs. Huroh. for Portland, where they will reside. Mrs. M. O'Hrlen. mother of Gen er;il Manager J. P. OUrlen of the llaniman lines in Oregon, died in Portland Tuesday. She was 73 years of age. A. Y. Parker returned Tuesday from liandnn. where lie has spent the past three months with his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Mrs. . .! Kerr, of Corvotlis. and daughter. Mrs. Ralph Key nobis, of La Grande, arrived here Tuesday to visit w ith I heir son and brother, Horace Kerr, and wife. Mrs. Hoi lis and Mrs. Iavenport. of Spokane, arrived here this morning for a visit with their sister, Mrs. O. P. Henderson. Hon. G. . kiddle went to Kiddie this morning to deliver his prune crop to the buyer. He reports the yield very light, hut the quality is evi-'Ment and the price high. Lute) ii or West has issued a procla mation setting aside October 1 - as a public holiday for commemorating the discovery of America by Colum bus on that day in 1412. It will tie known as "Columbus Day." I. G. Palm has been reappointed by Gowrnor West :i: adjutant of the Soldiers' Home in Ki; eburg. Dr. E. V. Hoover also was r appointed phy sician at the hospital of the home Itoth of the appointments are for two years. For any pain, from top to toe. from any cause, apply Ir. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Pain can t stay where it is used. Eugene Guard: Itrown Hansard, of ! Springfield, appeared before Judge Harris, of the Circuit Court. Tuesday. I hating been indicted on the charge of violation of the local option law. jand entered pleas of guilty to two indictments. On the first charge he i was givn a fine of f;i.".M and on the I second a fine of $.".nu and a jail sen tence of w days. The law provides for a jail term in case of a second indictment. Hansard has deposited with th" cnu it f.'.uu and will prob m.'v raie the rt-mainder of the line, lett l-f will lie rmnpelied to serve the I loan s kcguleis cure constipation w it bout griping, nausea, nor any m "iiing effect. Ask your druggist for them. cents pex box. I itilt. linn--- I' ,aaAnl'ii a.sii J nr Hann will U . nou.. rZl W .Vi f f.-.fluffs Ins con.o mitiu U If ou with. Tl.o Rochdale. JH1 1 ... . .. ., i n,.n u wa find it out. The Roch- ereumerv. we iianuie nie euiu- put None b-tter. The Itoclldale. I dale. PS? 1', ll 3 RANGES We Sell The D olioKlo "Renown" Range Those Famous Ranges Embody Every Desired Feature Durability, Economy AND Ease of Management We guarantee them to fulfill Every Requirement. You take no risk for we guar antee absolute satisfaction. Call and see them L.H.RHOADES&C0. 2nd JktT GOODS WANTED This Store is the Answer to theFall Clothes Question. L CopyfMht 1911 iuue ti KupiJCBhetnMf The Rai- T'S take up Ibis question of dollies for Kail. Might Just a well do it now, be cause you an going need Nome new things to wear very soon, if you don't need them now. Whether It's a suit, over coat, bat, shirt or neckwear, now Is Hut time to make your selec tion, I h vnue you have your pick of the Itest when our stMk is most complete. And by the way, we want to say right here, that you will search a long time before you find as good uud complete a representation of the season s best Ideas of style and taste as we can show you in our Fall stock of Clothing, Furnishings and Hats. You are entitled to nothing hut the best In style and uuulity and there is no reason why you should not hae it. If you buy here, price will not prevent you from fullysatisfying your good taste and Judg ment. We are satisfied to mark'our goods as low as a reasonable profit will permit. That means th:it you pay us little here us you will unywnere for the same value. Hesides. you will find It Just as easy and pleasant to return a pur chase as it was to make it. if it isn't right. Every possible source of dissatisfaction is covered by our guaranty of money's worth or money back. " 4 This Is the Store of a Square Deal, Service, Satisfaction and Saving Opportunities, it's your store make the most of it. Clothes That Wear You are sure to be pleased with the snappy, tasteful Htyle, the perfect tit and the many pleasing shades uud patterns in these soft, rich, ull-wool fabrics. We guarantee these clothes to give satisfactory wear and service, and we keep them pressed for you. Even at high pi ices, our clothes would be splendid value. At $1". to $2.1, we offer a real opportunity to get good clothes, without paying the umi;:I high prices demanded for equal quality. Styish Shirts for Fa You ran present a good front to the world In any shirt Releoted from the many splendid makes we show in our Kail assortment. We have scoured the market for the best and ll will not take long to find just what you are looking for. Plain or pleated, white or fancy colors and designs. $1.00 to $2.50 No. 4130 Clothcraft Blue Serge Special, $18.50 guaranteed to be all-wool, fast color, full weight, to hold shape and give satisfactory wear and service. Your Fall Ties should be such as mark you as discriminating uud tasteful. They represent the Finishing touch the proof of attention to the nice ties of dress. We have them suit able for every harmonious com bination In color e.Tects. in plain and fancy silks or richest weave. Where You Got That Hat will be a question of respectful Interest and a compliment to your good judgment if it Is one selected from our handsome and c tmplete stock. You cau have any of the newest styles and ciilors and all of them look as if they were worth a dollar or two more than we ask. 50c to $2.50 $3.00 to $12.00 Good Clothes for the Children To stand ti e wear and tear that every healthy rhild gives Its clothes, they need to he good. It pays to get the best for them. IKit only In dollars and cents, but also In their Increased comfort, health and happiness. You mothers, who are careful buyers, you will find much to com mend inn to our children's depsttment. You will Hud here the patient, courteous service, the substantial guaranteed qualltv and the honest prices that haw made this department the best place in Hus hing to outfit your children. HOME OF RF.GAL S1I0KS Headquarters for Stetson Hats If jou .mt a Suit that's worth the while. A Coat. Iiress or Wjlst that has the style. If you waul a hat that will put you at ease Wiih a (.-. lit.g. I know I'm jut right, if you please: It Its Xe.-l...,r. Handbags or new goods for the hair. Whv. f.ni- rigbt In. we'll sure treat jnu square; A for ; -rices t.em.l.. V:nw oar (;..,..; with riasa Are as ch.ai. .is g,.,ls that will "handy pass." The Leader HAIH. AND SCALP TREATMENT FACIAL MASSAGE HAIR DRESSING MANICURING
