Er:GLWDSAYS
HO ALUC2
In Fo od
and strictly prohibits
the sale of alum
baking powder .
So does France
So does; Germany
The tale of alum foodV
has been made Illegal in Washington and the District of Colunv .
bia, and alum baking powders are everywhere recognized at '.
injurious Tq protect youreclf against a!um,. ;
when ordering baking powder x
Say plainly-
CaWAlLftS
and be very jure you get RoyaL
Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar. It adds to the digestibility, and .whole-J
someness of the food.
"Mr. tod Mrs.10. tOaiey A,h-
land visitors Saturday. Mr. CiT
poreaaaed lot of pipe (or putting
la bf araullo rem at bit pine.
To little ion of P. 0. Henry, .who
bod the misfortune to biutse bis
knee tbusoausmg It to gather mak
ing an operation neoe; ssry, is gattlng
11 right again. Dr. Hamilton o(
Medlord Is In attcudunoe,
OakUliols, .V. O. W. baa jtut
been favored wltb a visit from on of
tba Grand Manageress, Mrs. Annie
Hawkins, of Toledo, Oregon. Mis.
Hawkins gate the Clrole much htlp
fal advice and tnttiuctlons, and tar
visit was very much enjoyed. A re
oeptlon was arranged for bar com
ing Which waa entuyed 'ay all present
I cur. cou:;ty jjj
ft . .
I wOrrespQ."ixi3!its 3
Easts I'otnt Eaglets ' ,
UV A. 0. HUWLKTT
P. M ejtewait, tba real estate man,
waa oat lut Sunday In bin gisol'.'ne
buggy. He found tbe road very
roagb on ttie dtatrt.
B. P. Vouuinna, of Vanio-iver,
Waabioijtoa, called on bia wer to tot
timber Unit on Halt oreek.
Hnrv MoUabe, of Medforl, atop,
ped wltl na for dinner on ble nay to
visit b.a parents on Rogoe rirer.
.J. E. 8tepp and eon, l):ek, oame
out laat week. Tbe latter : on bin
wey to Ban Fraocieco to finish nil
oonne In telegraphy.
Oar eobool if progreaaing nloely
under tbe new management, ( Miss
Anna Jeffreys as principal and Miw
Bertha Peachey e primary teacher.
Mies Marah Kinoald, who baa been
teaching near Wlcier, Josephine
connty, ' etayed here laat Saturday
night on ber way to ber borne near
Peyton. 1
TT iiim& M Uotnwl K .. rant -
a, V. 11IM V. u.nu.v.u, - -
ed one of tbe old Robert Potter
Daildinge and le going to keep batch
aa eoon aa be can get thing arrang
ed to enlt,
Keva. Oreen of Aabland, and Davie,
of Wolf Cteek, are holding a aerlea of
meetings bere this week and expect
to continue over Sunday and per
nape a pert of next week.
Z. J. Emerick, W. W. Humphrey
and W. W. Parker were bere laat
week. The two former were going
np to look at toe country beyond
Butte Falls and Mr, Parker waa tak
ing them np home with him. - -
J. O. Bron, one of tbe real eetate
men of Medford. waa a pleaeant caller
last week, tie waa aooompauieu aj
w n. u7AiHMimenbler. of Fresno.
Califonla. They were out looking at
tbe A. J. Daley traot of land In the
edge of town.
A. B. Hamilton, of Medford,
cams oat laat week and took a con
tract to ent a lot of wood for tbe
ownere ot tbe old Ulrloh place. He
hae a foroe ot nine men enttlng now
and Mre. Howlett baa to pat ap
lancbes (or seven of them.
J. U Rider, of Aebland, . waa here
looking at oar surroundings. Every
one la favorably Impressed with the
twenties of oof valley, bat think that
tbe prioe of land is rather high, bat
there are several changer taking
plaoe.
Mr. Sawyer and his eon, who hava
Deeo Barreling tbe old Ulrloh traot
of land, enttlng It np Into small
tracts, returned to Medford laat Bat
order evening. The ownera ot the
land ere preparing to pot oat fifty
acres of oroherd Ihla spring.
J jjoctor s f
Medicine
! Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is not
citnnt pnnoh svrun. it is a
strong medicine, a doctor's!
iit i KnrM hard cases. S
severe and desperate cases,
chronic cases of asthma, pleu
risy, bronchitis, consumption.
Ask your doctor about this.
The beat kind el a teetunonlal-
"Sold lor oyer aixiy
I
M atadoftyJ.O. J70r0o..Iwn,ea. B
jM Also siaouiaonirtrs af 1
.yers
SAmMtlLU.
PILU.
nuaVMos.
VlknulMi' w
f. f.ranu of HI w mvlirdr.
A. V. Morrison eold bia traot of
lnnd enneioting of eighty eorea on
Rj ete rreek to MrB B Clearwater
laat week, consideration iiUO. -U.
T. Hionarda and bia napboir,
Mr. Byeie, from Montana, were
jleauaut oallers laat Friday night
They wore on their way to Portland.
Mr. Richards formerly lived at Butte
Falla and talka some of leturolng to
tbat piaoe.
Miss Jane Grigsby, of Klamath
Falla. who baa been attonding t be
Aanland Normal waa visiting ber re
latives hero laat week. She waa one
ot the sn-rueufnl applicants for
teacbet'a oortiitcate In the laat ex
amination, Tuesday, morning a young man by
the name of Roaoo A. Job neon, of
Chicago, III., came ont and engaged
a room for a week. He eald be want
ed to look around tbe oountiy and
BJKed to have ble lunch fixed op
eve: j day.
Dr. W. W. Irving, of Medford, and
; O. W. Benedict, of Latbrop, Mont.,
were pleasant callers at tbe Sunny
Ida laat week.. They were looking
for homes among as. 'J. bey were eo-
comDanied by C. H. Pleroe, of tbe
real estate firm of Pleroe Bon.
John Iscll and wife, ot Round Top,
came oat last Saturday, spending the
niant at tbe Snnny Side. Tbey
brought oat trunks belonging to
three yonng men that have come oat
toee the eoantiy and tbe yonng
men came oat Monday and are now
stopping with .aa nutting wood fot
Mr. Hambleton. .
J. rt. Knodell, tbe noted lecturer
who la canvassing the oonnty In
favor of local option , la billed fot
thle plaoe for tbe evening of the 12th
of Marob. The Eagle Point band
will be on band with their fine
mnaio. n quartett will sing and
rousing good time ie ex poo ted. We
expect to have tbe church bnilalng
filled to Its utmost capacity. :,
Tuesday morning tae sd newe
came over tbe phone that Mlas
Julia Ayersv daughter of one of our
citizens., F. J. Ayera, had died very
suddenly on the 24tb Inat in San
Francisco. A ' message announcing
her eerioua illnaee and summoning
ber parents and tbe one annoowilng
ber death both came at the same time
Tuesday morntng,the first one having
been delayed. .
Mr. Green started laat Sunday af
tarnoon with one of the boilers of tbe
big mill tbat tbe Iowa Lumber & Box
Co.. of Medford are eendlng up to
the timber. Tne reads are ae bad
tbat It la quite a Job to draw a boiler
weighing nine thoovand pounde and
on a truck weighing four thousand
and live bandied pounds, bat at last
accounts tbey bad gone about eeven
milee, but bad not oome to tbe woret
ot tbe road. Ihey have eight Bones,
bat will nse black and tackle on the
hardest pull".
Messrs. Mejrlok, Wortnian, Osgood
and Elfert, a committee of Meuford
oltizena, stopped bere on Monde y of
last week on their way to tbe bead
waters of tbe Butte areeke looking
for a supply of water tbat oould he
piped to Medford so that tne citl-na
of that thriving city ooold have an
abundant of anpply of pure water
for domeatio nee, and tne reader can
be assured tba If tbey succeed Inlpro
ourtna a vupply from that aonroe or
from Rogoe river tbey will have an
abundant supply of aa good water aa
tbeie la to he fonnd In tbe atate.
Phoenix Items. .
Beautiful snnahlney days make
everybody nappy.
' Autos axe to be reen "on tbe roade
again in tbis part, We bava mlaeed
tbem during tba muddy weather.
Mrs. Z. E. Roberta and Mrs. Lil
lian Hoghea were Medford visitors
last week. We find the new train
I so had ale s great convenience.
I Your correspondent mot Mf L..
I Pellet at Ashland Satulay," Mr. pel
let has ju.t returned from ojuthern
1 California and report a very ojoy-
! able winter spent there by himself
His Csncecs'.cn.
Miss Balllo Miller, the iieL-nowledgod
belle of tbe town, had fewer beans
than were her due. Thbj v'its owing
to her fntbor'a peculiar aversion to all
vouns men who culled ou hi diuirlt
ter. He had a disconcerting way or
nUcing posKwwIon of the porch and
snubbing her callere while they were
waiting for ber to come down.
One evening Newton Brown, s Dasn.
ful young swain, came a trllle too ear
ly for Miss Same. Mr. Miner and
Newton's father were close friend,
but the boy had grown so rapidly
that the old gentleman did not recog
nize little Newt Brown In this tall,
gawky youth. "It looks aa If it inlelil
mln," the young follow ventured tim
idly.
" Taln't a-goln to rain," was the
gruff response.
For about a quarter of an hour they
rat In alienee. Finally the old man's
curiosity got the better of him.
"Who are you, anyway?" he growl
ed.
"Newton Brown, sir."
"What: Not old Jake Brown'a sou!"
"Tea. air."
"Well, well." said Mr. Miller more
kindly; "It may rain: It may rain."
Everybody's Magazine.
A Little Tee Par.
There la ouch a thing as overdMag
your part," declared a man of tbe law
wbq now has tbe knowledge gained by
much experience. (
"Shortly after I began practice Id
the west I was called upon to defend
a man who bad drawn a revolver on
another and threatened to kill him.
The accused did not have a character
above reproach, but tbe prosecuting
witness wse also shady in reputation,
and I made tbe most of this fact I.
pictured him as a desperado of the
most dangerous type, a man that was
coustaut menace to the community
and one who would recogulx no other
law than tbat of force. Such men as
he, I Insisted, made necessary the or
ganization of vigilance committees and
injured tbe fair same of the west
among tbe older communities of tbe
country.
Tbe Jury returned a verdict of guil
ty and my mun was sentenced to a
year's Imprisonment As soon as court
ndjonrned the foreman of the Jury
came to me and said: 'Young feller,
you spread it on iuu.inic. ahm .him
there rip auortlu speech of yourn we
couldn't do nothln' else 'an what we
done.' .', . . .
'I don't understand you, air.'
Ttou don't? Why, we found the
durned gerloot guilty 'cause he didn't
shoot'" Detroit Free Press.
A Lsaaon In Honesty.
There is a restaurant In Broad street
In which nearly a tbousand persons
eat during tbe noon hour. Each per
son eats what he pleases and when be
goes to the cashier's desk announces
the amount of his Indebtedness. The
proprietors figure that to trust to the
honesty of then- patrons Is a saving of
precious Wall street minutes and, be
sides. Is good business. Once In s while
keen joyed employees capture a cheat
One f these, a youth, was "caught
with the goods on" a few days ago
and token to the office of the proprie
tors. Given the choice of being ar
rested or going Into tbe kitchen and
washing dishes, tbe yonng man nearly
collapsed of shame and fright He
begged not to be arrested ana re
luctantly agreed to wash dishes. For
an hour or so the culprit struggled
with a pile of dishes In a tub ot steam
Ing water. Then be waa told he might
depart Now he brings bis luiich from
home New York Press.
OSOv0wKie0SOeOwOOva
ii.:-iU U. f v.'.. ;iAf tjnf; if, 14 'JMl
Stands the Test of Time and Hard
usage rot gyer
22 YEARS
i:., v-jv?- ?.' v V ?: i-W:?V..vv.
4
What Engllah Mesne.
Mre. Smith What are yon reading,
John? Mr. Smith I am reading Her
bert Spencer's "Principles of Biology.
Mrs. Smith Why what whafs that
John? Mr. Smith Herbert Spencer's
Biology." Let me read yon nn ex
tract his definition of life. Listen:
'it consists of the definite combina
tions of heterogeneous changes, but
simultaneous and successive. In com
bination with external coexistences
and sequences."
Why, John, what In tue vraria tne
man talking about?"
"I am astonished at you, J sue. wny.
this Is the work of the greet English
scientist"
"Yea, I know, but what at he erm
ine? about?" -
"He U defining lire, I tola yen. wnai
did you auppose be was writing
about?"
Good gracious! I thougM he was
trrlna' to set a patent on a clothes-
horse." London Ttt-Btts.
. Ballet Shoes.
Ballet shoes Ut like a stocking. Tbey
are of leather, with a thin leather sole
about an inch wide and with tbe up
pers sewed so that they come under
the foot The ballet dancer wante no
rubber heels, Instep arch supports nor
any other of the foot supporting . or
reforming devlcoe which are common
ly nsed by ordinary mortals. Tbe toe
dancer desires a hard box toe on ber
ballet shoes, but the ordinary dancer
seeks only shoes that will give perfect
freedom of movement of ttie joints anu
muscles of tho feet It Is a rule of
good dancers, a shoe man of experi
ence eaya. to wear shoes that will al
low for space between tbe toes. It Is
point of good fit that all persons
should heed, be says. Hlgb heels ere
put on to stage shoes for effect not to
promote good dancing. Many stage
shoea are made with abort fore parts
and high heels to make tbe feet look
smaller and the person taller. Boston
Globe.
What Did He Mean?
Mike Maloney's wife was an invalid,
and the doctor had been doing all
sorts of things for her, changing tbe
medicine so often that poor Mike's In
come would scarcely reach and make
both ends meet and at laat the doctor
said tbat his wife must go to a warm
er climate.
Mike listened to that advice for sev
eral months, and finally when October
came the doctor told Mike one Satur
day evening after all of his week's
wages bad been spent that bis" wife
positively must be sent "to a warmer
climate without delay."
Mike left the room for a few min
utes, and when he returned be ' was
wiping bis eyes with bia left hand,
wbUe with hut right hand he brought
an ax. which be gave to the physician.
saying:
I hate to do It doc. You pleaae
do It for me." Kansas City Independent
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RomemW, fencing Is our business. We lurnieb man and tools to assist In the erection of, snd we guarantee
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The Paste fence Men"
Agents Southern Oregon and Northern California
MAIM UjyjJlUJS . - -
t 4Moa)Crea0a)0aa
r0Cr0acwM
lavesflntlous to Improve
Forest Ranges.
National
When Religion CatM.
In his book "Work In Great Cities'
tbe bishop of London writes: "You
have often not only to learn, but to
practice, what may be desegtbed aa the
foot end door trick. It ts mlnatlon to
the boot and sometimes hurts tbe toe.
but It consists In rapidly, Tjnt quickly,
causing the foot In the moment the
door Is opened in oroer so secure, at
anv rate, a few minutes' saxney."
to what mar haoDen be writes: "After
long hesitation it will be opened by a
little fflrl about half a foot, and then
you will hear a distant voice from the
wash tab In tbe rear, "Well, Sally, who
la ttr Then Sally will answer at the
top of her voice, 'Please, mother. It's
religion.' You will require all your
presence of mind to cope with that
The time came, however, when every
door was thrown wide open to wel
come "our bishop." London Christian
Globe.
Why the 8un Set.
Llttlo Jack asked bis meaner one
night why tbe sun set so of-vn. She
told him that It might rise In the morn
ing. This seemed a useless reason,
snd Jack hunted for another. At last
he aaid:
"Oh, I know, mother. The sun sets
so tbat abe can batch all the days."
Washington star.
Practical Hslp For Deafness.
I have proved that this la really prac
tical.
Get a common pasteboard mailing
tube such as pictures or music la mail
ed In and hold it to the ear closely.
Tbe result la wonderful. A very deaf
person can bear distinctly everything
that la aaid by any one sitting on tbe
other aide of tbe room. At first thought
one Is Inclined to ridicule so simple a
method. I boucnt a sood Mna- one.
large enough to fit over the ear, for loondltloaa.
Tba government haa planned a
series of soienlfio reseedlng experi
ments on several of the national
Forest Ranges naxt spring and sum
mer to determine under what condi
tions and in what manner thoee por
tions of the range whioh have been
seriously damaged by overgrazing
may bs restored; to their former pro
ductiveness.
A great deal of tba range land In
the West Is overgiazed and does not
carry as muoh ttock aa formerly.
The method of handling stock, parti
cularly sheep, is perhaps more re
sponsible for this condition than
any otnar cause, Bat all causes of
deterioration and all mesne for Im
proving tbe forage crop need to bs
studied, tbat tbe range may be
brought Into the beat 'condition to
meet tbe imperative demand of the
livestock Industry,
The plan la to establish expsitmeu
tal stations in aeveral carta of the
country, Probably not more than
alx will be tried at first, but the will
be so located aa to secure typioal
Tba oxpn Intents wUl bs
10 cents. One can get them at any
business stationers. I tried It on
grandmother, who Is very deaf. She
could hear well and, what was mere
remarkable, could also bear with ber
very deaf ear, with which she has not
beard a sound for seven years. Try HI
Thafa an I have to say Harper's
OREGON'S
OPPORTUNITY
Colonist ifates from all parts ot the United States and Canada to
all parls of Oregon and the Northwest will be again put into effect by
The Oregon Railroad Navigation Co. and Southern Pacific Co.
. (Lines in Oregon)
March 1, 1908, Sa?iyTn,Uhur,
March and April. From the principal cities of the Middle West
the rates will be as follows:
FROM CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
KANSAS CITY...
....uw.oo
... ia.oo
... .130.00
FROM COONCIL BLUFFS ...
OMAHA w
BT. rAUL
...iao.oo
...130.00
American Woman In German Eyes.
American gtrls, whether ban or
merely brought np In Amelca, evi
dence the name Independence of Judg
ment and the same complete aelf re
liance. It Is hard to say whether this
Is the result of the education In the
public schools and colleges or m their
freedom from that condlrloa of legal
and social subserviency to which the
gentler sex la doomed In aider coun
tries. Max von Brandt fn BerUa
Deutsche Bevue.
Quite a "Character."
Here la a "character" given to a
servant on leaving her last situation:
"The bearer haa been tn my house a
year, teas eleven months. Daring this
time she has shown herself diligent at
the house door, frugal In work, mind
ful of herself, prompt In excuses and
honest when everything was out of the
way." London Tlt-Btts.
.Csme With a shodf.
Harold' (after the fateful question
had been put and answorenV-DId I
surprise yon, dear? Maud Surprise
me? You paralysed met I gave up
the Idea two years age of rear ever
having spank enough to propasev Chi
enjo Tribune.
' "A Wring Yip.
A well known Chicago merchant was
ones aaked to talk to the boys or s
business school. Ho prefaced his ad
dress hv a few extempore remarks,
"Boys," said be,' "aa 1 approached
the entrance to tnls schoolroom I ob
served on the panel of the door a word
most appropriate to an Institution of
tins kind. That one word expresses
the quality most useful to the average
b"y when he steps into tbe field of
business. Csn you tell tr.e what !t jr
"Poll I" shouted several of tbe pu
pils, with a burst of laughter, whl'eT
the horrified rerehant recognised that
be had tLtu '. i - it from the wrong1
side of the dov-r.-Phlladelpbla Ledger.;
Awed Into Humility.
Man for man, if not woman for
woman, the humility and terror of
Americans In the preeenco of Eng
lish people of their own class or
above It Is, with whatever care dis
guised, a pathetic thing. London Oat-look.
But Hard to Tall.
"What Is the real, essential differ
ence between mushrooms and toad
stools?" "Bxsctty the difference between a
feast aSid a funeral" Baltimore Amer
A blithe heart makes a bloesnlag vts
agav Irish Proverb.
Tkm BvldesiM Wee All tm.
A Juryman went to sleep during the
etoslng speech of one of tbe counsel In
the eaae In an English court The
edge had him awakened and sternly
rebuked him. ."My lord." said the
taror, i was under the Impression that
I was sworn to lvs a : accord
ing to the evidence, not according to
n speeches." ' : i, '.
!. '!''.'.., ThreeKleas. j ' i
S i are three kinds ef good-tne
r:l the feels goo me ainu m.x
ktsaa gaud and the hii d that oppris
area, - and first
begun on a small scale, on five or
six sore tracts. Both native and wild
grasses will be tried but It Is believed
tbat tbe. visa of encouraging native
grasses will meet with greater success
than the Introduction of cultivated
species, at leaat in tba Rooky Moun
tain region. In the Coast Ranges,
with their greater rainfall, cultivated
grasses are more likely to play an
Important part In range development
The ranges ot the Norbaest have
not been so- seriously damaged by
overgrazing aa thoee of tbe South
west, perhaps bsoause of auperlor
moisture conditions of tbe northern
part of the country. It is a faot,
however, tbat none of tbe ranges sup
port tbe stook which tbey did form
eny, and rsseedlng experiments will
therefore be undertaken In this sec
tion of the oountiy also.
The msthod of handling stock Is
also to bs considered. Every stock
man knows that stock do not waste
as muoh feed when unrestricted in
their movements as when olose herd
ed. An experimental pasture was en
closed last summer In the lmnaha
national Forest In Oregon, which
will be a model for others next sea
son. In this paature sheep were turn
ed loose without a herder, to ahlft
for themselves.. It Is tuo soon to
draw positive coooluslons from this
experiment, bnt the ebeep did well,
and tbeie was a decided lessening In
tbe loss of forage through trampling.
It looks aa tr ough a given area of
ground can be made to oarry a very
much larger number of animals when
they are allowed to graze free, than
wben oloae herded. This fact, if es
tablished, will be of deoldcd ilupJr-
tance to stockmen.
Corresponding rates from all other Eastern Points. Stopovers at
pleasure at all points in Oregon. The Colonist Rate
is the greatest of all horaebuilders. Oregan has unlimited resour ce
and needs more paople who desire homes and larger oppo rtnoities
Oreson people can accomplish splendid reulta by heraldlnf this opportunity w all
the world' Hend Oregon lUoratur swing ood. reliable Inlorautlea about the Stale,
far snd wide. Call od the above railroads lor it It oeceaia ry.
FARES CAN BE PREPAID
Here at home if desired. Any agent is authorised to accept the
required deposit and telegraph ticket to any point. Call on amy
0. R. 4 N. or 8. P. agent, or address i. j '"'
, S. P. Agent, Medford, Oregon
Jut That.
buffering and Dollars Saved
E. 8. Lopnr.nf Marllla, N, Y., says:
it mm a. earnenter and have bad many
mv, " Leulod bv Bucklen's Arnloa
Pul-, ' ' - .a veil mo suffering and
inllii.. t '- iv tsr the heat healing
I ever fosmd." Hesle burns,
m. nicer. erer aovea, vwirv and
piles, 2.'ic at Chae. Rtraug, l'rJsU
30 sewing machines must be sc Id
to make room for our new stock.
White 10. Sinner f 16. New Home
eli. Wheeler A Wilson 16, and 115.
r. ..... ein (tali In and see tbem.
.'..r. . nir went
Kla jewe:-ry sioie. uVl.
Mrs. Longwed (excitedly) I should
like to know what you had before "
married you I
Mr. Longwed (dejectedly) Well, I
had a latchkey anyway I
The Succession of Psrts.
The Old One In adopting a theatric
al enreer you are entering
and Jealous profession. Keep guard
over your tongue.
The New One Oh, I've found out
that I'll have amide opportunity to
think before J speak Puck.
To the Pnbllc
Having been aollolted by a goodly
number of tba citizens and taxpayeis
of Jaokson county to become a can
didate for the ottioe of County As
sessor ot Jaokson county I have de
cided to beoomo suob candidate, sub
ject to the act I oo ot tba rtepublloan
voters at tne coming prlmaiy elec
J. W. Law ton,
Medford Oregon..
Alfalfa Seed.
Home grown, recleaned alfalfa seed
CI rower guarantees free from dodder.
For sale In lots to suit Samples and
prloes submitted.
Nunsn-Taylor llov
Jacksonville, Oregon;
. GOOD STOCK '
A first class, young, registered Per
oheroo Stallion for sale. Price ana
, , ' ! terms right Addrees Billtnes A Son,
toucay ,uu n nrir
Farm.) 8-4t-p.
Foolish Manl
Mrs. Hoyle How did your husband
come to smoke himself to death?
Mrs. D'lyle He did It all one Satur
day. He ha.l accepted on Invitation to
spend Sunday at a place wliere tbey
didn't allow smoking Judge.
included? ,
Mlnnlrk The new preacher says he
lutcnusto urobilin ull c'lurch lottery
troities.
Hlnnlck Indeed: Ami church wed
dings arc so nice too.-Browning's.
Numerous Brestts.
"Do you have much.troulile In break
ing in s new cook?"
on. not n much after It comes to
I ' !i- the second Ret of tableware."
Ii if) l ire American. v t
i ' t , Mean Tfilng. ' . . r
She Why, t eon vemeiuber when my
Ir went . ir down to tbe floor.
member. It fell off tbe
Ooodpastniemakss.Ucodpletnrsslehlr. diun i l.?-Yonkers Statesmen.
FOR SALE.
Ruse Bushes,
Qeraniums for Bedding;,
Carnation Plants, ;
Plants in Season.
'hone 606
Medlord Greenhouse
TREES FOB SALE
100ft , First ClsBSl, Oregtn Grown
'Tlartlett IVar Trees; also'horuo
grown Cherry and Apricot.
If. S. BENNETT,
Medford. Oregon
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I.-S oriw wf Ayer'a fine at bedtime.
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' mnA famllv.