MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO ON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 39, 1908.
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. IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What a Heap of Happiness It Would
Bring to Medlord Homes.
Hard to do housework with an ach
ing back.
Brings you aoure of misery at leisure
or at work. "
If womea only knew the cause that j
Backache pains come from sick ked
neys, . . ,
'Would save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kitl
aeys. , -
Med ford people endorse this:
Mrs. J. H. Baussum, corner, Twtlfth
and C streets, Med ford, Or., says: "I
suffered so severely from kidney trouble
that I was unable to do any housework.
The kidney secretions were irregular
r i and caused me much annoyance. My
back pained me intensely and when
stooping or lifting I had sharp twinges
in my loins. My health wns much run
down, and at times I felt very miserable.
Doan's Kidney Pills were brought to
my attention and I procured a box at
, Haskins' drug store. They helped me
. from the first. -I continued and was
soon entirely cured. I have recommend
ed Doan's Kidney Pills to other suffer
ers." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
. take no other. 40
BANK WRECK LEADS TO
SUICIDE OP STUDENT
WASHINGTON, Dec, 10. Tha wreck
ing of the Farmers and Drovers' Na
tional bank of Waynesburg. two years
j ago in which his father lost heavily,
is directly concerned in the suicide of
Ira Minor, 24, president of the senior
class in Waynesburg college, whose
, body was found today in the home of
; ft friend. -
Minor was heir to $500,000. He left
letters to his parents and college chums
in which he expressed his fear that J.
B. F. Rineuurt, whose caso has been in
the hands cf a jury 30 hours on a charge
' of wrecking a bank -while acting as
cashier, would not bo. convicted. The
jury is still out. Minor waa a daily
attendant at the trial.
Minor presided at a meeting of the
cyollego literary society yesterday after-
noon and later hastened to the court-
house to inquire if the jury had re
turned. On his way from court he
bought a revolver and went to his room
j in the home of Robert Milligen in
Franklin. After retiring he covered him
self with bed clothing and shot himself
V through the heart. ; i
NOTED HEBREW'S BEBTHDAY
WILL BE 0B8EBVED
iti MEMPHIS JTerin,-De, .-. -.. 19.With
prominent. Hebrews from- other cities
among the speakers, B'nai B'rith day
will. be. celebrated tomorrow by the
Jewish citizens of 'Memphis. B'nai
B'rith day is also known as Leo ST.
j Levy day, in memory of one of the
greatest leaders of American reform
BUTTE HIGH SCHOOL PlATS
TEAK TBOI1 OHIOAOO
DUTTB Mont., Doe.-19. Coming all
the way from Chicago, the football
:'. irladi-tora 4 tFiilOTKwvl ajkonl
... i'it W'hW.City tfre heVe and thia
pride of: .the, , Butte high .school eleven,
f ' nlftved in th nnrthwmit in thA In.t twn
.years.
r
Vraai htUdar excursion. Bound trip
tickets $16, good for .lSdays, baggage :
cheeked, return allowed any tinve with- j
la limit. Ashland to San Francisco, f
, leaving Saturday, Deepmber 2, 1908, j
'en regular overland train at U:33 a. at. i
ftSvtv ni. n nra nV.,anvitat '-will mill.
she fore 1K
T. K. BOLTON,
KMIL TKIL,
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a Duer sinnuard by wuicn nts leeuie
The season for eonghs and eolde is , "yr(g n-ere to be judged,
i asw at hand and too much eaie tannot I Uubcrt Boiinlngton was the last
b used to protcet the children. A child , Brrilw Ij0t,ie came away from the per.
is more likely to contract diphtheria or i forniaaee of "Won by a Vendetta" de
carb t fever when he baa a cold. The clorlug that after having seen Bon-
' a.uiekr yon cure his oM tbe lees the ; nington all other lovemaking would
1 risk. Chamberlain 's Coagh Bemedy to : germ tame and flat by comparison.
' Abe sole relinnee of many mothers, and Wlsner went borne to spend a sleep-
few of those who have tried it are; less night with despair for compnny,
J. i willing to use any other. Mrs. T. V. ' and not until the dawn broke did there
H Marcher of Bipley, W. Ta., soys: "I cornea ray o hope. The company was
have never used any other than Cham-, playing not forty miles away on Batur
'erlaia'e Coagh Bemedy for my chih i day.
" iren and it has always given gooa sat-: iuibui gei uonmugion to tei nim
' isfaetioa." This remedy contains no; oome over and take some lessons. He
f opium- or other aareotic -and may be w"t ' ne tow " 'hat lt was
given as confidently to a child as to ' opened, and then he hurried to tbe sta-
aa adult. 'Tor sale by Haskins' drBg" to catch the company when they
j 4 " . , , . . . ; i j, should come over from the hotel.
' , '' . " : ( "' . 1 'Bonnlngton was oue 'of the flrst to
-rrryn Trmrv ' ' ' arrive on tbe station platform, and
r""w . '' ! Wlsner made an Immediate attack.
. The merits of the Texas Wonder, yon Around the corner of tbe depot he
" would never suffer from kidney, blad-, pquredwout tbe story of bis troubles,
. der or rheamaUe trouble. ' $1 bottle two 1 and. to his credit Bonnlngton did not
months treatment, sold by druggist or . laugh . ... . .
bv mal. Bend for testimonials. Dr. K.
Vi. Hail, 2928 Olive St., St. Louis.
Trv Kndrtl today on our guarantf.
Take it for a whitle. ac that is all yon
wifl need to take. Kodo! digests what
y?r eat and makes the stomach sweet.
It is m M by E::i;;e Vharniacy. a
LOTTIE'S
rS a nr, a iT
By EDNA ULEEKMAN.
Copyrighted, by Associated
Uierary Press.
Perhaps ll was because Wlsncr was
the proprietor of the only dry gtiods
tore lu UuUervulo that Lottie Vlnccut
was attracted to Mm, perhaps because
Lottie was uu Inveterate bargain buut
er, aud propinquity la a powerful aid
of Cupid.
It ls'a matter opeu to argument and
not worth the arguing. The 'main
point at Issue As the fact that "Lottie
was attracted and that Sidney Wlsner
repaid that regard with Interest.
TJndervale bad reached that stage of
growth when the "general store" had
commenced to resolve Itself Into ita va
rious component parts, not to be 're
united until at some far distant Ony,
when the department store repeated
the original shopkoeplng on a larger
scale and again one could purchase
dress goods and salt flsh, groceries and
harness under one roof.
It was Wlsner who' had seen that the
time was ripe, and the Boston store
was the result. He rented one of the
rooms in the new Benson block and
with new stock and fixtures gave the
place the aspect of a city establish
ment. Underrate was delighted with
the change, none more so than Lottie.
She was a born bargain Bend, aud as
her parents were wealthy she had the
money to gratify hor passion, with the
result that from the Orst she had beer.
Winner's best customer.
Even after the business reached a
point where lie was able to put on two
clerks be made it a point to wait upon
her himself.
iibttio delighted in her personally
conducted shopping tours, nnd from
visiting lu the store Wlsner passed to
visits to her home. 1
Wlsner also bsgan to watch bis bank
account grow. From the first his store
had prosticred.'nnd be determined that
when his profit and loss account show
ed a fair balance on the proper side he
would put his fate lo the test.
Homer Vincent was president of the
bank nnd trust company, nnd Wlsner
wnnted to . be nble to make a good
v-hen he went to ask for Lot
tie's hand, though he could not hope
to equal the Vincent fortune.
, Fie had not long to wait, for the new
store prospered mightily, and the time
noon came when Wlsner began to re
hearse the speech he should make to
Lottie's father when he should first
have spokcu to Lottie.
It was a simple matter to prepare
folk speech t'cr the elder Vincent. He
said It'ovor until fie believed that ho
must repeat It' In hla sleep. The trou
ble now was to speak to Lottie.
He knew that Lottie would not lie
won by the simple suggestion that
tlic'y gef married. ''Wnn 'the 'Clem-:
moil Comedy company played their
se::ihnrnrtl engagement at . the rink
Wlsner s'.iut pp. ehrpnnd tool:. Lot:le
to the performance every evening for
the week. Lottie's keen appreciation
of Ibe romantic leading man dnsbed
ll'.P hbpos.'
' lie never could hope to make love
il!:e Ralph Itascovar of the Cletn
.fouiuS company, and that was the mod
el Lottie most admired. He had a
vague ldetv of taking a course In a
dramatic school, bnt he could hot
spare the time from bis business, eil he
contended himself with studying jthe
thethods'' pf the "tending1 men of (the
! tenth rate 'companies that visited TJu-
dcrva'le, and the .more he itudled 'the
Lending men" were tall and slender
and had dark, romantic eyes,. Wlsner
was short and Inclined to plumpness,
and his eyes were Bhrewd and gray.
He Could not. lofll.over the back of a
sofa and look. Into! Lottie's eyes as she
raised her timid orbs to his.
Thnr wna nil rtfrlit nn the stjicp. hut
Louie's gaze was disconcertingly
frank at times, and. bnyhow. he would
''ve to stand on a' footstool to gain
tbe proper height, nnd he was positive
that nr the crirleal moment he would
fa off acd .,pon lt .
Lottie herself was lust a shade too
onmtilnH .tl liar t,rva fft ' t rnll(l
willowy. nno she. too, was below tbe
; medium height.
1 Taken by tbe large. It seemed nn
I impossible tusk, and the advent of
theatrical company seemed to set
"iiy aear wy, ue muu nmir,
you're the right man apd she's the
right jiirl you don t ueed to study love
making It's uever that way lu real
life. You watch a chance nnd take br
off her guard. Thon do nnd say what- j
ever romes Into your mind, and she's j
yours.
-Vou
vtild tluOy !'t year, nnd
i
I
I
ou'd forget everything mat you nao
learned when It came to a showdown.
They wouldn't stand for real proHsals
ou tho stage, and the reason we tuuko
lovo so well Is that wo don't euro fr
the girl. That's how we can give oil
our attention to the lovemaking.
"When the right time conies you'll
know It, and yoo won't get donui ou
your knees aud say 'He mine, be mine!'
You'll Just rather her In. aud It's all
over before you realise It."
Bonulugton accepted the cigars that
Wlsner thrust upou blui, and Wlsner
went back to the store happy In the
possession of exjiert optnlou. He puz
zled over the comment through the
day, and when Lottie came In to see
about some dress lining he gazed hun
grily at the flushed fuce and wondered
when the right time would come.
Apparently It was not tho right time
yet, for Lottie left the store with a
bundle uuder her arm, and his nearest
approach to sentiment bad been to
cut tho price of the lining 2 cents a
yard.
Ho thought of a dozen clever
speeches be might have made, but not '
until sno had gone.
He was still thinking them over as
he dressed the window that evening.
Wlsner made a point of frequent
changes lu the display, and every Fri
day evening he fastened a canvas
screen outside the plate glass and
changed the dressing, running out
many times to observe the effect be
fore be pulled down the Inner curtains
nnd took down the screen, content
that the Saturday shoppers would be
attracted by bis display. '
He bad just commenced to dress the
window after removing the old stock
when ;one corner of the screen wns
lifted and Lottie's smiling face was
seen through the glass.
Wlsner smiled and nodded in reply
to her greeting, and he was about to
beckon her to wait until be could join
her on the sidewalk when his hand
truck the stool on which rested the
new price tags. He caught up the top
one aud pinned It on his coat, striking
an attitude In imitation of the dummy
forms.
Lottie Inugbed at the sign, which
read, "A Real Bargain at the Price,"
and tbe end of the screen dropped.
For one awful moment Wlsner
thought that she bad been disgusted
by the clowulsh appeal.
He could not know tluU even eyes
that are gray and unromantlc can tell
their story of love.. Lottie bad rend
their plea, and a moment luter Wlsner
beard tbe store door open and close
again, and a moment later Lottie's1
face appeared at tbe door to tbe win
dow. "I think I'll take that bargain. Sid
ney," she said aa her cheeks were
'dyed a deeper red. "You can wrap It
up, and I'll take it home wltb me to
talk to father." t .'; J
- The bargain sprang from the win
dow, but it was balf an hour before It,
wrapped Itself up In Its overcoat.
and wag taken borne to talk to Homir
Vlncent'ri'if'Toir,m wwt.Ai v.-wt.v
. ."I thought you couldn't resist a bar
gain," he jubilated as they hurried
along the sirccL..
Lottie gave the strong arm a little
bug. "You'd be dear at any ' price,'!
be cooed. ' '--
'iNfJTICB.
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,JJoti it iMitby givea that ti andeb
signed will apply to the oicy enut) l
the eity of Medfora, Oregoa, at its next
aeetiaf fer V less' to Mil irlteaa,
viaow and malt ' Lquore, la' quantities
leas than a gaUoa, tor a farlol ef twelve
months, u 'Hi shwe i basbwM at lets
t, (), 7, t aad 9, la blwtx 30, in th" e'eity
f Medfoad, Oregoa.
Datad Beeambar 8, 1908.
t . HOTEL NASH COMPANY.
LATEST PORTRAIT OF
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Dated December 8, 1908. .w-.- ---
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-JT 1U ltYt Corjcr990
Miss Helen Taft. dniighliT of the president elort, prubably takes as little
Interest In sim-IiiI 'mat tern as any young woman ever rall'-d upon to grace the
White Houfp. It.xiks and study nre her delights. She rams little for mimic,
notwltlnluulli,- that her ujoiher in u most aci'iiiiiilihil miHlelan. She likes
outdoor sports, but social matters so fur have occupied her mind least of all.
jfrtw f. il a-.ina.rrs hw
I Mf BiWartiaa, a miii, aali-ktfal
QWI lauuaniiiw. aencataqr aragna-,
r maKBS UN uu vaBjQanmy mil
ranitlnaeiaakie4 nifaaranea rjaiawwl
by oruHlrrnaaii nkioai the aba ol
enlarrcd do res. dcaaaei them, ra-
ducet buUmnutioa and tpnadt aa ma,
radiant slow due to wholesome aoarlia
ment of tkia gumdi and itimulatioai of
th capillaries which sun iaed the
run and supply its acaitnrui taut.
AtkjnrDrwaut fir u firm umtay
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he law of the common
carrier compels equal
rates on all railroad lines
YOU CAN SAVE
In Time. . Traveling Ex
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insisting on the shortest
route, fastest trains and
best service. Simply see
that your ticket reads via
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O. R. & N.
.Oregon Short Line ;
and
Union Pacific
Every facility for the 1
safety and acoommoda--
tien of the passenger is
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' 4
ears is n. sessary to Den-
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i aicagOj Direct aosnee- ,
'other' points east and '
' tions aro made for all oth
er points east aad south .
A. S. BOSENBATJM, Agent,
v Medford.
MISS HELEN TAFT.
Compare
the Quality
Allen & Reagan
Groceries, Chinaware, Fruit
and Feed
Ask your doaler fur
MANUEL LOPEZ
Clear Havana Cigar.
HABT CIGAR CO., Distributors, fcorttand. Or.
MEDFORD SASH DOOR COMPANY ,
' - "PHONE'2291.4-"-'- V'lV " .:.
Window Frames, Oak Veneered Doers, yith Bevel Plate, carried in (took eheap.
Offiee"Flzturea and all kinds of Planing U1II Work, including Turned Work
and Fancy Grills, v,
. ' F 8TBEEX, BETWEEN SIXTUAXD JJ T-.vrNTU STr.ZETS. ,, '; J
JRight Hime to -Biiy
Youri Presents
invrspfT
. mvnk
PrOB MEN AND
. - BOTS
Oloves, Hats, 8hirti,
FOB WOMEN
Gloves in all lengths
and colors, Veils,
Scarfs, tiilk and wool
Vv'aists, "Waist Pat
Urns, Slippers, Hand
kerchiefs, Etc.
Hearts, Neckwear.
Fancy Hose, Clothing
Fancy Vests, Slippers
Panwii, Etc. Etc. '
VANDYKE'S
Dry Goods Gloves Clothing
THE MEDFORD DAILY
NEWS SERVICE IN
Chsistmas Time
is when we try to be rifrlit. Now Tear's
. is wuea we try to start right. A fins
watch will be a ver great help. They
also make the most appropriate of all
gifts. We carry a very large line of
the best makes. Hunting cases aad
opon face styles for ladies and gentle
men, chains, lockets and erery style
of jewelry woru by refined peop-o.
MARTIN J. REDDY
JEWEYEB
It is, and always bis
been our aim to supply
our customers with
goods of the highest
quatiiy and to that end
wo ure. always adding
quality to our line. The
addition of "preferred
took" makes our line
f high-grade Canued
Goods most complete.
Our service always the
bst and every accom
given our customers- ,
- Don't Wait
Until the
Last Day.
BUYNOW
. Everything in
a ueneral Dry
Goods ' Stock
Will rie Found
here-the pa ices
are reasomable
The assort
ments to select
from are right.
Good useful
presents for all
FOB CHILDREN
Gloves, Mittens, Hoe
Suits, Shoes, Slippers,
Knndkorchioffl.Pursos
Caps, Mafflers, Etc.,
Etc. ;
TRIBUNE HAS THE BEST
SOUTHERN OREGON.