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TUK M HI) FORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEnORD, 0RRG02C, WEDNESDAY, JUSE 17, IPOS.
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Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Packh in- a Livk Town. -
Published overv evening except Sunday.
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Ckohuk IYtxam. Editor and Manager.
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A CASSK1) COS VEST I OS.
Dossed and dominated, absolutely lacking in enthusi
asm and in sintaniety, dictated to in every detail, pro
gramed from start to finish, the national republican con
vention at Chicago this week is a mere formality to ratify,
grudgingly, it is true, but still to ratify the administra
tion's policies and carry out its instructions. To the vig
orous swinging of the Dig Stick and the activity of the
federal brigade is due the nomination of Mr. Taft.
Not since Andrew Jackson forced Martin Van Rureu
upon the country has any president tried to dictate who
his successor shall be, as Mr. Roosevelt is doing. In com
plete control of the party machinery, and one of the
shrewdest, practical politicians of the day, the president
has succeeded in dictating to the convention, 1 hough he
failed to put the reforms he sought through congress.
There never has been any public demand for TaftV
nomination'.' His personality is not one that evokes enthu
siasm, lie is entirely lacking in magnetism. His tem
perament is judicial. (Irea! respect is fell for his ability
and attainments, but there is nothing of the popular idol
about the man, and it will be hard work to create enthu
siasm' for him in the campaign. In spite of an active
press bureau, the element of human interest is lacking.
There is little doubt but that Mr. Taft is acceptable
to the financial interests of Wall si reet, far more acceptable
than Mr. Roosevelt or Mr. ISryan. If elected, Mr. Taft
will carry out the Roosevelt policies, but carry them out
in a Taft way. The spectacular will be lacking. "What is
done will be done quietly. The people will not be kept in
close touch with legislation and the personal interest, I lie
appeal to the galleries that has made Roosevelt: such a
favorite, will be eliminated.
It woidd not be surprising, with the republican party
demoralized as it is, if I'.ryan carried Oregon against Taft.
as well as many of the eastern slates. It is hard for any
administration to beat hard times, and that is whal Mr.
Taft has to beat in the east.
YUKON EXPOSITION NOTES.
Tlic Pacific I'mist AtlvertiHiiiK Men'
iiHHot'itition will moot nl (lid Alaska
Yukon Tiieific exposition Homo tin)' tin'
h.ller part or .Jiiih IIIWI.
The permanent fence oueliiHintf tin'
Alaska Vnknn-Pneifie exposit inn in near
inK completion 11 ml in 11 ttlinrt limn n
hiiiiiII inlin'mBinn fci will bo chiiriroil
visitem.
Tim Iniiilsc nphi nf tin' itroiiinl nf
(hi. Alaska YiikoiiTncific exposition
Iimh lini'ii lii'Kiin imtl tin" Biln in Iii-u'hi-nine;
In I n liii mi I lin nppoiirniico it will
Imvn in Willi.
Airship rm-i-H will In' nm' "f the many
ntlnii'tiiiiiH tit tlm Alaska Yiikon l'ncific
exposition. '1'lti! New York Ann. chili
in tiikini! irri'iit interest in tl niter. 1
Tin- iilllciiil flnwi'r of Ilii' Alnslin Yn
knn-l'ncifie exposition has In'i'n 'l''l'i
nitoly Bi'liitiil. II in tlm enctus dull
lin, n flower wliirli grows profusely
tiriniml I'unet sound.
Tlm 1'nilcd States kovitiiiiioiiI will
npi-nil jfiiim.litill fur it luiildinn ami ex
hiliits nt tlir Alnnkii Viiknii Pacific i'
position. A intiin Hoveruiiient Iniil'liiii:
mill structures for Alaska. Ilnwiiii, tin
Philippines iiinl lin' fisheries Industry
will In. erected.
In ii.lilitii.il In tin- prizes nft'iT.'.l bv
f tin nniniiui'liii'iit "f tin' Alnsk.-i Yukon
I'ni-it'ii. exposition fnr tin- poultry sliow.
which will In' held 'lii'H! I'"' latter l'"rl
i.f tlm fnir. ninny nlnnlili' cups Inn i'
linen ilnimti'il by persons throughout Ik"
country.
Many tinl'munl associations urn plnn
nine; tn linl.l tlmir 1SH'! m.'i-lintf nl 0"
Alaska Ynk.ni I'ncific exposition. Tin
IiiiiuIkoiiic liuildings mnl interesting ox
hiliits nf tin' if I.iiii',''i' world's fnir.
combined Willi Hi" nninrpnssi'il . ' '
mnl climate of Hc.illlo. makes tin
metropolis of Hi" Pacific nnrUim-si im
ideal convention I'ity.
Til" lli:ir.:ii'ii'Hl "t lb" Alaska Vn
l...... Pio-ilo- exposition is nlri-inlv i:n.
illusions In provide ngiiinsl cl
nf visitors while ill Seattle In '" tk
I.'... f-.ir .lorino- til" summer nf t'-m!1
Hi'lltlb- easily took ""I'' "''"lit
linn .liirinu tin' b 1 n v nf tlm Atlantic
fleet, mnl nl mi limn 1 in i tin 'I" ' M
.:i.,., ,.rio,l will there I"' in mini v in
ilni ill tlio i'ity nt niioi'.
HARRTMAN TO START
CENTRAL OREGON LINES
PORTLAND. Or.. .Inn" 17. K. II
Hiirriiiwiii ' t (.tf.H linn.l issn
will bn nppliml in purl lownnl i'!irini;
rnlllfn from thn ronsi'ilnniM" nnlliiv nf
inoni'V iii.tI" In iirvnv for vnriniiB rnil
wiiy linis lhroni;h Intnrlnr Orffiin. A
iniinlu'r of inon nrn now il oi n if "oro-.
si'i'tion" work nlnni? Hi" snri'oy oxloli'l
in(T frnni llu' Or"t;oii liur miulli into
Cnlifornin. mnl llii'rn is iinlii'iition tli;it
rmlintf will lu'nitl llloni; til" "list siili
nf (lunso l.iilm xnlli-v this mnumi'r. 11"
twpt'n AlluniN in nortln'tn Ciilifnruln
nml l.nki'vii.w in soullu'rn Ori'tinn. tlir
miTx-i'T runs for n.., ul 4S ,n,.s t,l,,c
lloosi' ltikn. on (Im I'n.ti'rn aili. of t.
vnlli'V. r or H ronsiilprnlilo av of llii
uisiiiiht iiii-Ti! is toil onn ironiV .lisim
bin riu'lil nf wny. Tlm X'nllny Is vnry nnr
row ii Uiii i. t lin ,.,st shin of tlm Inkr
ntiil thn hills oxli'iu! ilown vrrv nrnT
lo Hi" tintuf.'il liny nr innrsli Inn.l bor
ilnrini; th" Inl.n. Tlm rmil 'lull first
ronslriu'ls .-ilontf thn cusl siiln will onn
frnl llin bi'sl grAilo '"In Soitlli Ci'iitritl
Orngnn.
I He i'oitoffico lit Mmlforil, Oregon.
5.00
'OUR GEORGE.'
(('onli-iliiiteil hy it prominent repulili
I'll n.)
'Our (li'iirj,'"" in nur own '
Our mi'iiii I nr iin wi'll;
"rriiiiMinuurit'ii'il " tlm "0,
W ith (lin "ili'llun'riit in '
1 govi'i'iuir.
o. I'.
yi'll.
II" I'ixnil III" lliink, put nil til" lillil.
With Still nl N'n. I
Anil " ti'iiiiHlinirit'ii'il " lit" II. O. I'.
Ily Mlinntin Ti'ilily's "nun."
"N'n pnrly unw." h" tlrt'lly ith-.I;
"Vnu nil linuw wlm I nut
A ' llninii'Vi'll inn ' ili'lllin-rill
Sn pli'itNi' vnt" fur th" 'iiiiiii.'
I'll" H. O. I'. t.ink 0 nf'n b.iil,
II in lunik mnl Hiuki'r, ton,
tint tin' (.'. O. I', won't lurry Ion).
Tn S"" Wll.'lt lli'iilj!!' will il.
Hi' 'II vnli! with I'ilrlil'iii'k Tilliniin.
W'lllintliH mnl llniirilnitin, too.
Ami tlio llnosi'X nit ( f) ili'itioi-rnls tK
th" south.
Thut 's whnt nur d
.rnrn.'
.lo
ii.'nrt;!' rmln th" mnl" lo vii'lorv
On Hint ninki' no mislnkn:
II" ' ' I i jilisiiiiii irii'il ' ' ri'pnltlirnln
Ami ni.l.l.h-.l up tlli'ir "Cllkn."
All luiil, tin- nri'iit "spi'llliitubr."
Th" kiln; of " li'Ki'nli'iiuiin. "
Until si'iiiitnr mnl ynvi'innr
I'or tlio st nt,! of lirinvn ulul binili.
Ml Imil! to our (li'iirtio t'lniinln'il;iiii
Tin- sinoot host pi'l'lil" on llin l"-.'ii h
Cor ho Iiiih n ' 'piTsotuililv "
Tlm! I li.' II. II. I', fiiii'i ri'n. h.
HUMAN SKELETONS DUG UP
IN SAN BERNAR1UN0
SAN lll'K'N A UH1 Ml. Cil.. .Inn
ilri-.'it "xi'iti'iui'tit prt'Mtils Iiito to
i ri'snlt of tlm ,is,OM'rv of i
Milium skoli tons in "xi'nvntinns
ir.-
I;iy ii
. i "nil
in tlm
lists 1 1 of till'
So fur tin
boor
I'ivi' pi'rsons. wo woiui-n. two inon :tn
i "luiil. Iui" I u iiiu':irth"l. tit"l lli
liuu'inn 's slill m prnross.
Iluiulri'ils nf pi'rsiins 1i:i
tlioiit til" Hrino of tlm uri'ivunn
I'll il
I I ml
I'Ofori' til" polii r know of tlm .lis, o
iv Tlm first ktiowli'ilt;" IiioiimM t
Im polii-i-'s nnlii'i' wtis w lii'n n b.n i,i
i.'tii'i'.l wnlkinir Ihrniinli tlm miooi
uitli ii b.ini' of it liiiinnti sl1('l,.lon
In
slio.'itioli is Imini,' Ininb'. .'is tl,.-in-.'ir
.1 iintoiioiis publii' lions,'.
MARRIAGE OF HEIRESS
SURPRISE TO HER MOTHER
KW YtiKK. .1
"tuti'iiii'iit inride lo
illili.p. sn.hr nf th
.Hil'ntil. tin1 niaiiiri'j
I T. - . en ili (ly tn
re IimI.IV b lrt
lalo Mrs .bine
i' Ml tile i'i':ih( of
l:lni;Mor. Vii. .l.-niiie Stanfunl
hroji to Walter Wnt.on :i. nn elope
ment. mid tlo- nr of tlo. n..l.l,..
time n a complete surprise to tlo- par
nt of the rieli young heiress.
"Ion Mr. I.mlirop . n,kJ if ,,
nny oi, -,!,,. i, s t her ,1,
mnrr,iKe to Wnl.on, .,p u,I
Whv.l
"o, none ntuilover; toil
voiiuk tutiti toit onre. "
met ll.
Mis. I.nthrop .! tl,t . lm,,
ileum I roll! I er ilililnliter til tin, v..h.
- .
where she Is al present. i
HIS TURN CAME.
Th Way th Liquor Man Got Even
With trw Bank Teller.
.Mnuy years n;.i t hero llyed in Hut
lillul. Vt.. two lima who biire the ttHUie
li.uiie. wliii-li iniuie ivu will cull AY. O.
lulii'.s. One i.f tlll'Ml lui'll WHS 11 illl
.-r yiillli bunk teller; the o.ller xvun
i-iiK'ik'"'l in ruiinliiK n I'ljrtil" store with
t Milfoil iitlm-Ulni-lit III the renr. ThiH
w:.i In the tlays of prolllliltlull ill 't'l
iiiiuii. Kveiy three or four weeks the
hitter .Inni'S wolilil be liulc-.l into the
poliie eiiurt mnl lined for I i " ' -" ell
iiK. w hh-b wus i briilili-leil regularly In
the daily pupers. The ImuU teller grew
iiervnuti about it. anil one iiinriilii thig
iiiitiiiiiiii-i'iiii'iit uppeured: "W. o. .Inue.s,
iln- popular yoiin bunk teller of the
ItulliiMl National biiiLk, wL-liei It to be
: llilel'stoiil Hint lie Is 111 tin way roll
'ii'ile.l with the saloon keeper mnl
'tones ilu'lr iiaines may not l,e con
loiiuih'il.'
Now, II transpired Hint n few months
ul lerv. ii nt Ihls young teller failed lo
tipltem' one nionihie, nt his uci'iistomeil
wlnilow nt Hie lunik. I 1 n n hnsty
xaiiihiulioli 11 wus found Unit 1T..II
.a more of the htmls of the bank Inn)
also disappeared. The wires were
iiilleil Into ri'iiilsltlon liiiiue.llalely.
mid after a few days It,, wus hiciiletl
in lienvef. It w-tis the old story. He
was bi'oitulit back, heanerali'd. tried
etc.
II was now the saloon Leper's t urn.
unil this liotii-e was duly published In
the same paper thai Isnied Hie pri'
V lolls one: "W. O. .loil.'s. the widely
known business man nf Miti-IimuIs
row. wishes it to he iiinlerstooil that he
Is 111 no way eoinieeled with W..O
loiies. lite defaullliiK bank teller now
In Jul!, mnl hopes their iiaiues uiuy mil
lie confoilliileil." - Kxehimm'.
THE TUoNEO UP MUSTACHE.
It Originated In Spain st the Court of
Philip IV.
Tin? (leniiiih -"iiit.'r-r. WUIhiin I!., is
KcinTiill.v iviwn lei. ns liivt'iiim of
(lie tiiiiic.I up miistiii'lh. This Is tnie
only a I'jir it- Iniroilurin il us it fusli
liiti. II u;is iim-:iU'il til tin- nntri ol'
I'liillj) IV.. iiImiii ti;j."). Tli:H 11 :i r'i
wus tht lii'st In wear his iniiM-u-iX'
liiriit'il iipu nnl. l-'roni llu- Spanish
ciiui't lln I'n sh it hi Ntrc;iil ttviM' nil Idl-i-tiic.
Cliarli-s 1. of KiiKlaiul. I'liilijt's
iiroihtr-iu-la w. mnl inan.v nifiiilnTs of
the Austrian 1 1 :i n tlj- aioti'il II. It
I'aitif to I'.i'liinn a:i w.is intin.lurt il
into (ii'iiiiriiiv li llu- Spanish soldier
during tli' Thirty Vi'ttrs' wnr.
It was also found In Swrdrn us well
us in rraiMt undtT I .mi Is XIII. I'mliT
l.onis XIV. Ihf Iwanl ut-iit mil of fash
ion, ii ml during Iln time of Ktictiro the
"It'jranl world kni'W only c!t':in kIihwii
I'aiTH until I lie l-'n-n.-li ivvitlui inn
lirniii;lit tin.' iinistai In- iiL':iia into ihc
lint nouliorc t'Xi'i'pt In lis Spiiuldi
'limn ditl tlic miiMiifhi' 1 1st' so cMrava
ifintly as vviih tin- lo-rnian fiiipcror
and his Imitators.
In Spain nil kinds of arlith-lal means,
siifli ns Imtnlatfcs ami rovcrins, wort
I'liiploytMl to compel thu iiiustaclii.' to
Icni'p this nniiatnral upwanl position,
ami In louUiiik' at (ho pnlsithm's of Vt
lasiiiicz or Mmillo one ciin raslly nn
ik'rslamt I hat w ithont sm-li t-orrolvo
incasurt's a true full Hooded Spaniard
could ni'vi-r have nvillt'il his Idoul
uiuslat'hcs.- Mlnnt'apolis Journal.
In the House of Commons.
In lh days of liurUv. Pitt ami Fox
iufiulfi-s of (ho house, of I'oiniiioiis
used to rellfve the tftiiuiu of ilchato
hy sm-Miiji tii-iiiiKi's ami rnn-ki.it; nuts
uhilt' l.vlntc full It'litrlh on thn tifiH'hes.
ami ItrniiK'hain mm to his Kt-oat six
hours' spoei h on law reform tn 1SUS
Willi n halful of tu-anir'S by his side
for refreshment. Joseph liutuo found
snl-iee hi pen rs, willed ho tonk from
his InileiiiK pneUt'ls ami munched hy
the hour, leaning "ie while against tils
ianrllo post. No wonder orances wore
so ptipuhir. sineo thtdr vender (one of
iheiii. at any ralo) was a pleluresiiue
U'irl who used to sit with her ware. la
(ho lolil. attired In u "spiffed mus
lin tfown W illi ll trail:'.? iierliorrhlot" Of
in the Klory 'Vlean whilo silk s:oek
lu. Turkey lealhor shoes and pink
sill; petll.-i.at, hermnintfiy short."
Westuiiustor (Irtetto
The Tarantula.
helher the tiiriiitula Is eer a
ie:ith denier or lint Is a disputed point
Howe, or, there seems to be no iionbt
tint Ihe bite uf tills splder-like rre:i
tine iullirts one of the most p;i Infill
woiimN that Ihe human body run en
dure. Stnlld Indians who have borne
he t.'i'tnies nf Hie sun dame without
ibin hlni; li:ie 1 eon known ( roll upon
n K.-ou-.ul mid shilek In aotiy w hen
l-itteti by a tar:intula. wliii-h letives :i
hid -u".v tlnit never mows dim II Is
possible Hi.it the tarantula bite some
i nes prexes f;it:il. all limih It Is ililh-
tilt to tlii-l a well autheu'h ated In-
i a nee of this kind. riih nu-.t Inter
1 Venn
Even Buds Grow Old.
Aeiodihii I" il n cniim nt Invtanlst
ai :ihln:.ni. theie N iinimhi to be
eve ihm lin. Is share In Ihe Krowin
I of the patent pi. nit He illustrates
li;- nieanlni: in thi-i a: Suppovt. the
iXelilCe lite f ;th indni.lnal plant -a
a l.'ee tn le l"t eai's; thru a blld
r'ii...d when the parent plant is llfty
Mi-s v ill al-o be virtually lifty
Ms ,. a:;e ami If ti a n 'I a n ted by
Uiltiiic will he al!e to live on the
tft nt i-idy lifiy ears nmre
She Knew.
Appll an! No. ma'aiii; I rniildn't
work In a house w here there were ehil
f divn. Mrs Koephonse Hut we ndver
flseil fir a Kill who understnnd rlilt
tltvti. Appllt-nnt I tlo understand 'em.
tnn'nin. That'. why I won't work
where Ihev are -llhMtnitet! HIM.
Thy purpose linn Is tviunl to tie
ihvtl.- Yixinir. i
Sirgains for
Sft hx for harnaiin. We have l'rnn
i"r Hali'.wt'U improved; good orehai;
I rirli noil; J'JO to !. pr ncrt. lenr it
: 1'irtlo. !ro HHVillp I. mid A 1 nCl( innnl
lWKllcr'nv, l.rowtmville. Or. -iron. it
,
Tni Moll for th, Mout.
Thn Auliurn Kutomobile is the mout
roomy nt bmt machine nver affrred
. . , .. .
uVtetT "
lim"
Force of Habit.
There n a cortnlu western conffTMR
liiuu wIioho boundlesH afTablllty and
huhitual absentinlndtHliifbs huve. rn-ca-fcloimlly
led him into uburd mistakes
One day during Ida last campaign hk
he BtepjKM from the train at the stutluu
uf lil home town after au urdunuu two
weeks of stumping and "glad handing"
bis little daughter rushed up tu him
and kissed him. The congressman
tea mod upou her with a rrtol'd and
tendur parental eye.
'Well, well," be exclaimed, "If It
Isn't my little Alberta!" Then be add
ed mechanically, "And bow Is your
dear old father'" Huccess Magazine.
Marrying.
Marry not for riches; g
Ttiy vanish hi an hour.
Mrry not for beauty;
'TIs but a fading flower.
Uarry not If very old.
Ukewlso If too young.
M;rry not a coquette, or
You're apt to be stung.
Uarry not one too short.
Neither one too tall
And If you're happy single
Uarry not at ull.
Chicago News.
A Matter of Time.
It was the day of the ball game, and
Willie, the office boy, approached the
head of the firm and stammered, "If
y-you p-p-pl-please, sir"
"Come, hurry up!" said bis employer.
"If you have anything to say, say It.
Don't take half u day."
"But that's Just what I was going to
ask you tf I could take," said Willie.
Harper's Weekly.
A Greek 8ong.
It was not 1 that dared betray
What none should know save you
and mo.
The moon beheld from heaven's way
And told the tale to all thu sua.
The ripples lautfbed In elfish joy
And told the oar blade, water pearled.
The our blade told the sailor boy.
Who sang our love to all the wurld.
Woman's Home Companion.
A Dreadful Man Indeed.
Miss Mincer Oh, I suppose Mr
Gruntle In not so bad a man; hut, then,
he's not the man a woman would care
to marry.
Miss Cnndur (of IloHton) CJood gra
cious! Is It possible, that there Is such
a tntin as that In the world? Boston
Tru nscrlpt.
Garden Sounds.
I love to hear the blut-h.-lls chime
And little cowslips moo.
Of tlgnr llltirs rou r In k I'm
A constant lowr too.
But best of all the nardn sounds
To which 1 love to h;irk
Is when al eve 1 K'J my ruiinds
The johiiny-Jum-pups Imrk.
Ilurpt r s Weekly.
Justifying His Claim.
'I understand he claims to he de
scended from somebody high up?"
"Yes. He fell out of his father's
bulloon and was miraculously saved."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Wilfred's Thought.
If they have Kot a bftBobul! Held Immense
Up In the dlHtttnt sky ho blue,
I bucb the stars are knotholes In the
IVneu
To let pour aiigol boys peep through.
Harper's Weekly.
Strength Assured.
Juek Hut do you think that Inml
niiKk will hold lioth of us this sum
mer? - Evil-It ought to, dear. It Is called
the "Tal't." New York World.
About Hammocks.
I'm sorry for the hammocks all.
The trld iiik'h and the new
The only things they build tor ono
That have to work Tor two
Detroit Kreo Press.
Spit Curls.
Little Ktliel-Mother. come fjulck! !
Nurse told me thut Nora bad spit i
curls, uud maybe she'll do II again. t
Success Mutfiuine.
A Friendly Tip.
If you would win a woman fair,
Hand her n little flattery.
'TIs fur more effective thun
l'luln Hssuull und battery.
Detroit Tribune.
Her Little Girl.
"Is your little girl old euotigh to be
a companion to you?"
"Oh, yes. She already plays a fair
(nine of bridge.'--New York Life.
Just a Way They Have.
IJvft of tnllkmi-n oft remind us
They eiin take uf chalk a lump
And by urltul mli blind us
To the llinild from the pump.
Chicago News.
Those Imported Goods.
"Is HllnKlns iTi'ditlous?"
"Extremely. Ik' believes every won!
be rends on n wine bottle or a sardine
ea ii." Washington Star.
An Important Question.
I have two feet. My cat. with four,
ltmiH I uli i' ii fust lis I.
Yet twl.v ;is Blow I tlnd I ko
On ull f.ens Tell me why.
-v,.!iinu i Homo Companion.
Noncommittal.
"Pois this iiutoiuohlle racing bust
nes .;i V"
Y M. II mi-M's the dust.' Maltlmore
American
Be Careful. !
ve a t row to piok with one
it,- rvi y ei. don't treat It .
I- ere you've done
Wh. tl V.MI
t,.. S .1
Ti. ii.iyu'
IVrh.tptt
ill liu to eat It.
--l':ulut'ii- SuuulurJ tttij TlniM.
Ananias Outdone.
Knlt ker lid that farmer He?
Hooker Yet. Me sM the flsh would
tilto and the di wouldn't Leslie's
Weekly.
Warning.
The newest, nuttiest straw hat
No Mlitr.. ran itni.'e Impart
If snatelH'd Lty wind from wh.re It .tt
To eliitse n sjirlnkllnK ert.
Kanifl, City 7tme
Tt OftD HOWARD KAfCt
rhn-e miles south of Medford and
miles west of Phoenix, is now cut up
in small tracts to suit tft' purchaser.
One fourth cash, balance in threo pay
ments. This Is a rare opportunity for
men of tin nil menus. Listed with all
the agent.
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Time Tables
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
j Northbound.
No. 10 1 Oregon Express.,..
No. 14 j Portland Express...
Southbound.
No. 15 1 California Express..
N.j. 138ao Francisco Exp.
No. 2 j Prom Grants Pass..
No. 25) For Ashland
5:24 p. m.
0:49 a. m
10:35 a. m.
1:50 p.m.
9:15 p. m.
10:15 p. ni.
PACIFIC & EASTERN RAILWAY.
No. 1 Leaves Medford
No. 3 1 Leaves Medford
No. S Arrives Medford
No. 4 1 Arrives Medford
7:50 a. in.
3:20 p. ui.
10:50 a.m.
6:30 p.m.
OOUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY.
No. 2 Leaves Medford....
No. 4 Leaves Medford
Motor) Leaves Medford
Motor Leaves Medford
No. 1 Leaves Jacksonville..
No. 3 j Leaves Jacksonville 1
Motor J Leaves Jacksonville.
10.40 a. in.
5:55 p. m.
2:00 p. m.
9:00 p. m.
9:00 a. m
2:30 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
The ELECTRIC
TEA KETTLE
Furnishes hot
water for tea on
very short notice
It can be used
on the tea table
or in the kitchen
Atta'-hes to any
electrolier
durable
ROGUE RIVER
ELECTRIC CO.,
Successor to Condor
Water Power Co. Of
fice Jn'J W. 7th st.,'
opp. big electric sign
Phone 855.
Coffee pineal tit side oin
Eleelrie Pulveriirr'h rerftic
etl almost lo a potrdn: Plaet
flu's jtoirdcr in a cloth sack
mid boil in flic asaal icaij and
mahc yonr coffee clear and
free from sediment. It will
tn litis ir ay make more cof
fee and belter coffee. Allen
d- Reagan (ahead as usual)
100 PER CENT PURE
CEREAL COFFEE.
It tastes like coffee. It looks
like coffee and it smells like
coffee, but. is pure roasted
grains, blended so as to pro
! cure
file best flavor, the
reatest si renelli 'and an ar-
i i iy1l
i
yonng and old
morning. iKKni
iiimv drink
mill nijilit.
Coition (train Orannlos is
(sKcially rot'oiiiniondotl In
tlioso snfforin.u roni lioart
li'ouiilt'. nervousness, consti
pat ion, indiirestion. lvspe)-
sia ami stoinaeli tronliles.
Starly il-jtoioid packagi
for '2"o, all retail jjrooors,
Wholesale bv
P. B. Theiss & Co.
Medford, Or.
Golden
Grain
Granules
J. K. EN'YART.I'.-esi.l eat.
I. A. PEHRY, Vice-President.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OE.
CAPITAL 0,000
SURPLUS 10.
Safetv Boxes to Rent. A General Hanking Business
Transacted. We Solicit Tour Patronage
H MEDT-OBD. OREOOK M.
State Depositary.
Established 1888.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$115,000.00
MEDFORD SASH St DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, Block Wood
Office fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work and
fancy grills. F, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STS. PHONE S3.
RESIDENCE
LOIS
For Sale: Seventh Street
Business Property .
One two story brick, 50 x 1 40. Also 230 feet
on Seventh by 50 on Riverside Avenue.
See owner. Terms.
fred'k c. page
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COLONIAL PORCH WORK. OR LL AND LATH
WORK, PATTERNS, ETC.
TELEPHONE -171.
01
Have you tried our sperml 2.1c nnd a.'c Coffees, or our Pyra
mid Tea yotf They are tlio best in the land; nlwnys good," al
ways tho sumo. We are now showing a nice line of Cut filnss
and Dinner Ware.
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
WERT SKVENTII STREET.
McGLASHAN & JUNKEN, Props. PHONE 1051.
It Pleases us
THAT IS THE REASON WE AIM TO HAVE THE BEST
MEATS AND THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ASK
THOSE WHO TRADE HERE WHY, AND SEE IT THEIR
REASON ISN'T A PRETTY GOOD ONE FOR YOU, TOO
The Medford Meat Co.
Successor to Pottenger-next Hotel Nash
W. W. EIFERT, The
JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Ass t Oshier.
A COMPLETE RECORD
Put your money ou deposit with the
Jackson County Bank nud pay your
bills by check. In this way you have
a completu record of money paid out,
and in the canceled check you have the
best legal form of receipt. A check
is a safeguard agninst disputes as to
the amount and dnto of pnyment. We
vory cordially invito you to avail your
self of the advantages of paying by
check by opening an nccount with the
Jackson County Bauk.
W. I. VAWTER President
G. R. LINDLEY... ...Cashier
LUNCH, DINNEB OR BUPPEK
Berved at all houra o the day. The
good liver always cornea hero hwen ho
wants his eliops, steaks, oysetera or any
ef the appetizing dishes that we make
ii specialty of cooking to please the
fastidious. If you wish to enjoy a
well cooked meal, that can be prepared
cnly hy an artist, visit
Nash (Bate
Fifteen choice lots for salo, located
fivo minutes from depot, near school;
theso sold in Mock or separately; easy
terms; the best buys in tlio city.
FRED'K C. PAGE
ISM
MEDFORD, OR.
to Please You
ITS AGAINST OUR RULE
To let an individual 1,-avp our tailor-ii;-,'
estuMishtnent with the belief that
he h:is:i t gotten his money's worth.
On.e von enlr,t i ith i,n order for
tailormif work, you will c.,11 nRnin. Whv
not lea.,. order Kith us for a surri-
""'r """ ' l,t vcrv much if you
will l,e ahle to heat the quality of our
l.-ihrn-s ni.,1 workninesliip elsewhere In
the city.
French Dry Cleaning and Pressing Neat
ly Done. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
City Tailor, Medford