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Newspaper Page TextINDEPENDENCE DAY. a Home Made Have your cake, muffins, and tea bis cuit home-made. They will he fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house -wife to produce at home, quickly and eco nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted -layer-cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK. fpUR COUNTv". . ""J""r I Correspondents 4 Eagie Point Eaglets. BY A. C. HOWLETT Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Abbot, who went to Klamath county some time ago, returned last week. Mrs. E. B. Stowol started last week with her obildreu for Klamath oouuty, to visit her sister, Mrs. Win. Boul. Mrs, A. L. Ilaselton, her daughter, Bessie, and Mrs. George W. Duloy, Jr., went to Medford ou Wednesday of lasi week. Mrs. George Daley. Br., and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Siuiou, wore ploasant callers at the Sunny Sido last Sunday. Wisley and Thomas Childreth, our blacksmiths, went to Medford last Sunday afternoou, to meet "their sis ter, who came from Oklahoma. B. C. Pomoroy started up his threshing maobiue on Win. Ulrich's farm last Monday. The present out look is that the crops will yiold abun dantly. Benj. P. Baker, now living ou the morth side of Rogue river, called last Baurday ov- ning.remaiuing over'Sun- day and on Monday went to Medford to dispose of a fine mare;be has. George Parsons, assistant civil en gineer on the M. & C. L. li. K. and Charley Obeuchaiu; who have been working on the railroad in this part of the route, had a business call to Ashland last Saturday, returning ou Sunday. Mrs. nermon Meyers, of Salt crook, has boon stopping for eovoral days at the Sunny Side, receiving medical treatment from Dr. A. B. Curtis, re- - turned borne last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers speak iu high tonus of , our now M. D, . Air. and Mrs. J. W. Schatt, of Tit ' nsville, Pa., wh t have boon spending a week or more at the ' Sunny Side, and drinking sulphur water from our famous sulphur spring, for their boalth, started for San Franoisoo on Wednesday of lust week. J. B. Smith and his brother. J. N. Smith, ot Big Sticky, wore calling on some of their Eagle Point friends last week. 3. B. Smith is h-ro from Honldor, Colo., on a visit to his brothor and the two are having a . good time visiting old friends. J. M. Heckathorn and wife returned from tbeir trip to the const last week, hum thnv have been recuperating and visitiuc some of her old-time friends. Ou their return Mr. H. sold bis entire stock of goods, including billiard table, pictures and iu fact very thing except house aud house hold goods. There is a rumor afloat here that there has beon a joint stock oompauy formed to purchase and operate the grist mill at this place and if it can ha dnnn and tho mill run properly : and ou milling principles, there is no better investment for thore is all the mitnr nnwnr that is needed and the mill has as good machinery for mak ing Uour as can be found in the ooun ty. Speaking of the railroad, there ' eeems to be considerable activity in thnt Htm nf hnstuuss. as the contrac tors are putting in all the force they can muster and the two mill men Messrs. Oleson and Jjoe, Having a con tract for 50,000 feet each, are sending out the timber for the bridge aoross Butte oreek as fast as they can get teams. The iron is on the ground and Contractor Hartman has his force lraming the timbers. We are anxious ly waiting to hear the whistle of the looomotivo as it rushes into the depot on tho Wm. Ulrioh farm. Last week Falling hair means weak hair. Then strengthen your hair; feed it with the only hair food, Ayer's Hair Vigor. It checks falling hair, makes the hair Hair Vigor grow, completely cures dan druff. And it always restores color to gray hair, all the rich, dark color of early life. "Mr hlr wa fnlllitK out badly M T m .tin .1 I ..ulu l.wn It all. Tlx-ii I Irlrd Aycr'i Hair Vl-n.r. It nuli-lcljr stnpncl the llltiiR and ioJeiu l'lrallloTOi:illlliit tot"- Keiikcca li. AU.KI. UtlAlKtb, N.J. J. c. ATKn CO. for HIV A Ayers 1 "" lul "1 ' 8 and Falling Hairjr the Parson Bros, commenced to sur vey tho plat of ground to be used for depot grounds and the addition to iuagie romt ana oy toe time tnese Eagglrtts are read by the public we will probably know just where the depot will be. I should have remark ed that Parson Bros, had made a change in the railroad survey on the louuir rarm. so as to raise the road above the irrigating ditch in one place. Take Kodol After Eming. After a hearty meal a dope of Kodol Dyepepsia Cure will prevent an at'ack nf Indigestion. Kodol is a thorough digeetant and a guaranteed cure for Indigestion. Dvsnfnsia. Gas on the Stomach, Weak Heart, Sour Ulninpp, Bad Breath and all stomach troubles. L. A. Snper. cf Little Kobk, Ky hh.vh: Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ueForves all the commewianon that can be given it, as it saved thn life of our little eirl when she was three vears old. She is now six and we have kept it for her con- ctantly, hut, or course, she only takes it now when nny thine; dipnirrees with her. We feel grateful for the bent-fit derived from its uce and would not be without it." Suld by Chas. Strung. Kanes Creek Items, Mrs. Stover was the guest of Miss lligiubotham recently. Mrs. Bean's baby, who has been quite sick, is getting better. 11. May. of Modford, is visiting rolativos ou Kanes creek this week. Mrs. Swindon wbb the guest of friends and relatives on Kanes creek recently. Will Hicinbotham was called to Butte creek last week by the illuess of his mother. Mr. and Mi's. Nichols spent Sunday as guest of Charley NicbolB aud wife, near Central Point. Tho weather is still quite warm. Plenty of smoke, as nil tho Kuues creek mountains are on lire. Elmer Higinbotham oauio down from Elk creek and spent a few days witn home lolKs, returning luursuay. Henry Nutt. who has been visiting bis familv for a few days, returned to Prospect on Tuesday, where ho bus employment for tho summer. G. B. Biirliaus Testifies after 4 yean; G. B. burlmns. of Car'iele Center, N. Y., write-: "Ahuut four parp ngo I wrote vou stating that 1 had been en tirelv cured o(a nevere kidney trouble In- Ukinff less than two buttled of Fol vs Kidney :nre. ft entirely stoj ped the brick dust sediment, and pain and symptoms nf kidnePctipeafe dWtpppar- ed. 1 am glad to say that 1 nave nevr had a retntn of aiv of those symptoms during tne lour vers mat nave eiHpm-u and 1 am evidently cured toctav curea and heartilv recommend Folm 'sKldniM Cure to any 0110 suffering from Kidney or bladder trouhlo.,' For sale at the Medford Pharmacy. Lake Creek Items. By W. T. Kinney. John A. Miller is completing a large stock barn for David Ciucade at Eagle Point. T. L. Farlow is helping his brother. Frank, in haying on his Deer creek ranch, this weok. David WilknB and A. E. Hart vis ited the former's son, who lives near Jacksonville, last week. A goodly number of people from various parts are enjoying the pleas ures of an outiug at ueuci inaian. Gustoph Peck made a business trip to Medford laut Friday and while there sold Geo. Nichols some nice beef cattlo. Kinney, Hart and WilkiiiB have about concluded arrangements for their saw mill, which will bo erected near the McAllister springs, on North Butte. A number of ranchers aie harvest ina the second crop of alfalfa South Butte this week. A fine orop in general has and will bo Harvested ! in this section, as is always the case I on Little Butte, the garden spot of Jackson county. (SPECIAL) We are glad to state that our little girl, ltuth, who has been feeble for so long, Is improving nicely. We wish again to extend our many thanks to our neighbors and frieuds for their kindness and sympathy in our sad be ;reavement which we have to bear. I HKRB1NK " ' Renders the bile more fluid and thus ' help- the blood to flow, It affords prom pt relief Irom bililounese, indigestion 1 sick and nervous headache and the : ov r indulgence in lood and drink Her hi n act oniric I v. a cIuhh after 1 nit ala will bring the patient into a gooo , condition In a hvt drye I G. L Caldwell, act. M. K. and T. R R. Checntah. Ind. Ter,, write. April 18 19(3: I wbb auk for over two yeait wiih enlMigirent nf the liver and Ppleen. The rioetorH did me no pood, am) 1 had L'ivei! -Mi :!ll hop if bf.11; cured, when n v ft--"'- ;dvit",d me l" ubg H rbine. It has made mo wound well." 2oc, 6t)o, $1.00. Sold D ). Strang Subset lx br Tun Mail. Humor and Philosophy By DUNCAN M. SMITH THE EASY WAY. I have not boundloKs wealth to npctid On modem whrch 1 tli-panO. My bank ucoount In of the kind That keen detectives could not And. Yet everything that's known to man Is mine, no matter what I nook. By paying' on tho easy plan One dollar down and one u week. The modest garments that I wear. The dress my wife selects with care. The rugs and carpet a In the hull. The plot urea that adorn the wall. My shoes, the latest tint of tan; A-parrot with a Roman buuk. Are all mine on the easy plan One dollar down and one a weelc. Of books a wealth 1 have Indeed Of everything that one should read. For when thu agynt comes along And slngH his Ultlo airy song The list quite oarelenaly I scan. The German, Latin. Enjillnh. Oreek, And stock tip on t lie trusy plan One dollar down and one a week. I have a mansion on the square. A country homo for Hummer wear, An auto thai will bring me hi And take me Sundays for a upln; I surely get my money's worth; ' Each payment Is but one small leak. Next week I think I'll buy the earth One dollar down and one a week. What They Missed, We can't help thinking what a good time Nero and some of the old school tyrants could have had with some of our modern appliances as playthings. With an automobile to turn their loving subjects Into pancakes they could have enjoyed so thoroughly their morning spin, and such as were left they could have taken up the elevator to the top of a skyscraper and thrown tbem off to the pavement below. Life could have been one endless round of pleasure for them, but it Is with the live wire they could have had the most fun. A merry monarch might have had the chairs for his cabinet connected with dynamo, and when they were all pleasantly seated nbout he could have touched a button and given them a 11 oat little shock. If by chance he turned on too strong a current and killed all of them it would have been easy enough by a stroke of the pen to have made a new cabinet Even Up There. 'Why didn't the explorer proceed when he was within such a short dis tance of the pole?" 'He got cold feet." She Is Resigned. Although an actress hates like sin To seo her name In print And blushes and kicks up a row At any such a hint, She wouldn't pay, to keep it out, Enough to buy the mint. Of Short Service. He is sore because his umbrella was stolen." Was It a now one?" 'Almost. He Just stole It yesterday." Not For Her. "Does ho treat the hired girl as one of tho family?" Not much. Ho Is anxious to have her stay," With a Machine. Maud Mullcr on a summer's day Raked the meadow sweet with hay. The Job she did was rather coarse, For Maud was nothing but a horse. PERT PARAGRAPHS Genius la the ability to get something without work. A tornado does not stand on ceremo nials. It never asks a man to meet it halfway. One good point nbout a hen Is that It always does Its bragging after It has performed a neat piece of work. It may be true that the elephant and the mouse belong to the same family, but no one would venture to claim that they were twins. It Is well (or tlio woman wltli a new iprlng bat that she Isn't a mind reader. Doesn't It seem strange that lea should be made of soft water? Btren strawberries taste better when the doctor says wo mustn't eat them. No one can wear an optimistic mil and tight shoes at the same time. fCFBackl 9 SCOTTS EMULSION won't mike a J I hump bck trlghl, neither will It nuke short leg long, but it feeds loft bone I and heils diseased tune and Is among in- lew genuine Ml ,WJ . rickets and hone consumption. Send lor lr Mmple. SCITT ft BOWNK, Chemists, iuMts I'earl Street, New York. 50c. and Ji oil uroxxuta. pS'HT IT) 1ti. "J Arrdln to John Adams, It ShoaM Be July 2. On the 3d of July, 1770, John Adams, then one of the representatives of Mas sachusetts lu the Continental congress, wrote to bis wife Abigail; "Yesterday the greatest question wai decided which was ever debated lu America, and a greater perhaps never was nor will be decided among men," Iu a second letter, written the same day, he said: "But the day Is past. The 2d of July will be the most memorable epocha in the history of America. I am apt to be lieve that It will be celebrated by suc ceeding geuexattous as the; .great anni versary festival. It ought to be com memorated as the day of deliverance by solemn acts of devotion to Qod -Almighty. It, ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires and Illuminations from one end of this con tinent to the other from this time for ward, forevermore." When the resolution wns taken up on the 2d, all the states, except New York, voted to accept It Thus, on the 2d day of July, 1776, the Independence of the thirteen united colonies from the throne of Great Britain was defi nitely decided upon. The 2d, and not the 4th, may be called the true date of the separation. We could with propri ety celebrate the Fourth two days ear lier. That the participants In the work considered the 2d as the true date is shown by the letters written by John Adams, quoted at the beginning of the article. Tho popular fancy, however, seized upon the 4th, the date of accept ance of Jefferson's more dramatic dec laration of the reasons for the sepa ration, as the proper day to celebrate. The debate upon the document was continued until the afternoon of the 4th, and, says Jefferson, might have run on Interminably at any other sea son of the year. But the weather was oppressively warm, and the hall in which the deputies sat was close to a stable, "whence the hungry files swarmed thick and fierce, alighting on tho legs of tho delegates and biting hard through their thin silk stockings. Treason was preferable to discomfort," and at last the delegates were brought to such a state of mind as to agree to the Declaration without further amend ment. It Is a mistake to suppose that the document was signed by the delegates ou that day. It Is Improbablo that any signing was doue save by John Han cock, the president of the congress, and Charles Thomson, the secretary. Paul Lolaud Hawortli In Harper's Maga zine. ADAPTABILITY. Adaptability's sails are set to catch nuy wind that blows. To the man with adaptation an emer gency Is an opportunity. Adaptability Is the ability to adapt yourself quickly to unexpected condi tions. The bankrupt law Is meant as an asylum for men who are without adapt ability. When one plan falls the man with adaptation has forty-nine untried oth ers waiting. Adaptability Is always ready, Is nev er taken at a short. Is tbe great light ning change artist and ofteu turns hopelessness into victory. A general in battle, u statesman In oilice or a financier bundling large en terprises without tho ability to readily adapt himself to suddenly changed con ditions Is a misfit. Kroiu CentPerCeut. Tlie Shamrock:. In Irelaud only oue shamrock Is known. It is an indigenous species of clover which trails along the ground among the grass In meadows. Tho tre fold leaves are not more tlian one fourth tho slzo of the smallest clover usually seen In America and are pure green In color, without auy of tho brown shading of white and pink clo vers. Tho creeping stem is hard and Hbrous and diillcult to dislodge from the earth. On St Patrick's day the true shamrock has to bo searched out among the grass, for, though compara tively plentiful at mat season. It grows close to the ground. Later It bears a tiny "white crown" blossom. The information that shamrakh Is the Arabic word for trefold may be of sen-ice to those Interested In the origin of the Irish race. Varied Commencement Adilreime. An anxious inquirer wns discussing with Bishop Prendergast the complex nature of some of bis episcopal duties. I should think you would And giving addresses at commencements particu larly trying." said the inquirer ques tlonlngly. "I do," sighed the bishop. "How can you manage to find anything original to say year after year?" prob ed the Inquirer, determined to get at the root of the matter. "Ob, I don't," said the bishop, his face lighting up and expanding into a wblmsicul smile. I don't say anything original. Kncn time 1 simply use different adjectives." Philadelphia Record. Plnylnv Her Card.. Tommy May I stay up a little lon ger? Kthel What do you want to stay up for7 Tommy I want to see you and Mr. Green playing cards. Mr. Green But we are not going to play cards. Tommy Oh, yes, you are, for I heard mamma saying to Bthel that everything depended on the way in which she pluyed her cards tonight. HI. Pa.t and nl. Pre.ent. "What do you know about bis past?" asked Mabel. "Just enough to make me a llttl suspicious about bis present," said Maud, examining with a magnifying glass the diamond ring the young man had sent her. A Step Too Far. Author If s a wise man who knows when he's well off. Friend Yes J "C. told me that everybody ni talking about my new book." "And what then?" "I was foolish enough to ask what they said." Palllalloa. "We are going to give an amateur dramatic performance tn aid of a worthy charity." "Why, that, of course, Is an exten uating circumstance." New Tork rress. lu the CltOuitCoart In and for the County ot Juckuou. State of Orenuu. 11. u, usrnnii, Plaintiff. v. Clara M. llrown, Ilufeudaiit. To CU'ft M.Hrowu, the above named defendant IN Til r. N AM K Uf Til E a I ATK U r UUKUU N : You aro hereby requl ed to appear and anBwer plututiff'B complaint now on tile in the Ulroult Court lor ton bounty of Jack son, State of Oregon, on or oefore six weeks from t-e day of the llrst publication of this uummouB (sld day and date being the expiration of the time re quired by the order lor publication of this aumraouH). which said drat day of said puull catlou la the SWU day of June. 1W, and you are hereby aotltled that If you fail to bo appear and auswer or otherwise plead to i&ld com plaint, for waat thereof . the plaintiff will an- Ely to the ald Court for the rellel demanded eretn, to-wit: for Judgement ofalust you In the aum of 9S33.M tnffother with interest thereon from Uay 6, 1906 at the rate of alx per cent per annum, and 85 attorney's fee, and coats and diaburderaenm, and for a decree of foreoloaare, foreclosing you from any and all right, title and Inter! in and to the said premises, de scribed in your mortgage deed, and ibat upon a decree of foreclosure being had. exeuutlou to IsMue for the sale of aald premise! in the man ner as by law provided, and that you be for ever barred und foreclosed from any and all right, title und interest In or to said mortgaged premise, and that plaintiff have Judgment against you for auv deficiency remaining un puid utter suld mortgaged premise have been exhausted, and Tor siion other and further ro llel as may be juit and equitable iu the pram Iki a. This summons Is published by order of Hon. H. K. Hauua, one iu the Judges of the Circuit conn for JoekNon oounty, Oregon, which uld order was dated' ut CuuniberH June 2-ltb. Summons to be published in Tub MBDroun Mail, 11 newspaper of general ulroulntlou in JiiokBot. County, Oregon, for six successive weeks from the date of the tirat pub ioutlon thereof, the llrttt publication belig Juno 30, im'i. und the laot publication being Aumwt 11, iwr, nail requires the defenduni to appear and answer on or before the last day of the publi cation thereof. W. I. Vawteu, Attorney for plalutlft. SUMMONS. In tbeClrouit Court of the State of Oregon, in and for tbe County ot JaoHson. Margaret J, Poyser, Plaintiff, ) VS. I BS Prank Poyaer, defendant. To Frank Poysor, the above uamed defendant. 1NTIIK NAME OF 1 UK BTATE OF UKKGON; you ure horaby required to appear and answer tho complaint tllou against you In tho above entitled Court and cause, within "Ten" days from tho date of the service ot this Summons upou you: if served within this (Jackson) County, Orogon, or if served within any other county within the Htate of Oregon, then within "Twenty" days from thodato of tho service of this Summons upon you: or if by publication of this Suinmouh, then within ix weeks fiom tbe date of tlio Ural Publication thereof, aud If you t 11 so to answer for want thereof the plainttfT will apply to tho Court for tbe rellel played lor iu bcr complaint herein to-wlt? For a decree dissolving the contract of roar rlage now existing between plaintiff and the defendant, and for such otliT, further und dlmtront relief as to the court may buciu equit able. Ttiia summons is rubiisiiort in tub sikokord Mail pursuant to an order of lion. II. K. Haniia, Judge, made in chumheiR ut tacknou vlliu, Jaokson County, Oregon, July '25. ItKTi. the first mihlluatlon brfiiirou the UHtlt day of July A. D. 1005, and tho inst publication beiug on tho 8th day of September A- 1. 11KP. Attorney for tho Flalii'tiH. EXEClllRIX'S NOTICE. In ttio mattorot the cetutu of Jubso Hlnlclo, elmivuseil. Nnliun in hercbT alven that tho nnilorHlRiiud has buco appolmoit by tho County court ot Jiioktio County, Orepou, oxccutrlx ot , lie ostntoof Jokho Hinklc, ilouoiiscil. AllporRoiiK It - vine cliitins aKtitnu tile tmin untitle tiro rciiotitoU to present them to llio executrix properly vertllod on or before fllx months Irotn tlio Uato ol this uotlce, at Ccntrul 1'olnt, Ore gon J.ily2a, 1M. (lus Newbury, attorney foroxoctitrlx. M A1IY ANN Mbb POINTED PARAGRAPHS. Success doesn't amount to so much If a lot of age goes Willi It How ninny things wo all have to do that "goes ngnlust the grain." If you are willing to spend money on your fadB you can llud plenty of en couragement In them. No man says exactly what he means. To do that would require too much ex planation and qualification. When you have no other reform to think about, hero Is one that Is always Important and timely: You talk too much. The kicker attracts attention for a time and affords amusement, but in a little while people become very tired of him. And how he is bated lu his old ugc! We frequently see this statement: "It requires courngo for a man to do his duty." This isn't truo. It Is always cusicr to do right than it Is to do wroug. Atchison Globe. CltT Terliu Country Ere.. In one of bis delightful books Dr. Jcssopp remarks that whereas coun try people look up Londoners look down. It Is largely this habit that has limited their observing powers, but London bos itself to blame. I take It that one can observe well only by the power of taking large views, and In London this is impossible, even If ono would, partly from the circumscribing effect of bricks and mortar, partly from tho dim light of a London dis tance and partly from the need of avoiding collisions. One's eyes uucon Bclously acquire a habit of restricted vision; our observation speciall7.es, like tliut of the little girl in Mrs. Meyncll's book who beguiled the tedium of her walks by collecting shopkeepers nnmed Jones. Perhaps that Is tlio kind or ob servation for which we in Ixndon are best suited. London Outlook. Woman'. t.osrle. "Yes, my father made me give him up. He isn't any good at all." "Is that so, dear?" "Yes, Indeed. Why, even the neigh bors said be was worthless. He dissi pates and Is horrid." "You don't Bay?" "In fact, I hate him." "Gracious! But have you heard that he Is to be married to Belle?" "What? That Belle? Why, what on earth docs a nice young man like him want with such a girl as Belle? I am surprised." Columbus Dispatch. He Wanted te Knew. Scotchmen are fond of an aiauweat. and delight to find flaws In an oppo nent's logic. Two blacksmiths w once conversing as to which was the first trade In the world. One Insisted, that It must ban been gardening, and quoted from Genesis: "Adam was put Into tbe garden of Eden to areas it and keep It" "Aye, John," retorted tbe other, who had stood up for his own trade, "but wba made tbe spades?" CASTOR! A For Infants and Children. ; The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the Signature of Hubbard Bros. m m m m m m m as Just Received - A Oar Load of New Moline Wagons, n m John Deere Buggies. HcCormick Mowers and Rakes. Come In and Hubbard Bros. IT'S A I ONin I OMfi 4 Sold in Oregon for S5 yeurB. A host, of Batisfled unora testily to Hi uxGollencii. Tim lSICS'L' pooailile to build. IT STANDS ALONE, UNEQUALEI), UNEXCELLED i MEDFORD, D. T. LAWTON, Manager. Vahicleii Implementii Harness and Gas Engines v U. V t'diJ J The Only mhKsL pAiSiK"'Pas1'l,u' Tlmt d0'"' not ,M iu ttny -?Aa'?5C5fBrT I'oinl .jup.J" 'fffl .& (SIMPIESTI I ' ilWJ V EVEH 8 Quiet and Durable Does Not Shake The Simplest Sewing riachine Made Cannot Start in the Wrong Direction Best for All Kinds of Sewing, Will sow the lltrhtusl gondii without liuckcring them, nnd on honvy work mukes n seam tlint is elastic, strong and durable. WHEELS & WILSON WWMl COjlW General Office for Pacific Coast 231 Sutter Street San Francisco B. S. Griffin, Agent, Medfurd Oregon W. L. ORR tSueoanor to - J, Q. TAYLOR, The Harness Haker Fine Line of Hand Made Harness, Blankets, Kobos and Whips. Repairing Neatly Done. "wTlTorr fledfotd, - Oregon Willeke Addition to Medford Is now platted in reeiilcnco lots and ready for 8a 1 0. This is in the best residence dis trict in Medford. If you wish a nicolotto build on call and eco mo at onco. I also have a twonty-aoro tract adjoining Modford that is a snap. W. T. YORK nta-a ERatlaAtffaa. "If you will be rery careful to sat plain food," said the physician, "you will enjoy good health." "If I have to eat plain food," an swered the epicure, "I may bavo good ; health, but I won't enjoy if'-Wash- Irurton Star. 'Tue way of the world Is to make law, but follow customs. Montaigne. iti Of See Them. Medford, Oregon I AMP THAT HAC MA .w.jjg WAGON. LEWS & STAYER CO. 1 OREGON 3 Times the Value Of any Other One-third Faster One-third Easier Kottiry motion und bull hearing. Tlio lightest run iiinu Machine in ihu world. Kitpld. HuveH about one ditv in three, suwlni '.lint in itch fuster llutn vibrating mu ll inus. natJ Prevarad. A Kansas City drugfrlat saya a wealthy west sldo man came Into his store Sunday morning and, throwing 1' dime on tho show case, said: "Olvo me two nickels for that, pleitse." "Going to try a slot machine?" asked tho tlnigirlst pleasantly, "No," replied the wealthy man. "To going to church." Kansas City Times.