fjus-AjuL) iAIIA TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, MAKC'II 15. 1009.
Social and Persona!
Joe Kennedy speut Sunday iu Ash
land. fbos your orden for sweet trt-nm 01
buttermilk to the creamery.
lleury Batca wus an iitlniHii.Mii- fan
in JaolfBitnville Hundfiy.
(.'. K. Wine of Munkuto, Minn., is a
ntcL'tit arrival iu .Mcdt'onl.
Kllft Gnuoyaw, public Btciiogr.'iplii-r,
rouni 4, Palm building. "
A. J. J-'olsoiu of Forest (Iruve in vis
it in", in Af-'dford.
Prtiiitnf; duuo in large or urmil! con
trai'tB, or by the duv IttaacH A Puv-
tie, !. O. ilux 4.'t.r. 30.j"
W. IT. O 'ConncJi ot Auckmni illt- ur
livod iu tlif i-ity Mmiday.
M th. J.MYrly uf Ahlau.l is in SA
ford visiting trifMids.
PresiiJcut J. K. Knvart of tin- Med
ford National hank arrivH Snndav from
am Hill.
0. (i. Van iH'ke of JMiornix was a
A f fd ford vinitnr Saturday.
Dr. and Mr. (i. CarlnW sjn'iit Sun
day ut ('Old Mill. j
Afr. and .Mrs, I.oimh Vi:kciuau arrived i
Saturday from SI. i"!i,ml, Minn., lo re- j
main iu lliis viriuity K'veiiil dayx.
IMaer your ordi-r for your KuMit suit
early. We take nrd'-nt for mii I k I'miu
IS.ftO up. KilVrt, tin projrcssivc tai
lor. Heiijiiiiiiri NVtin-rlands of Sun Frau
cimo in xisitiny iii iimthrr, a n-nidt'M
i t Med frd.
Orders for sweet er.vtm or buttermilk
promptly filled. Plioun the creamery. "
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Klmer nf I'.irtland
are Rpeiidin n few diiyn in Medford
Charleti ickell n il Sun. lav in M.-.1 I
ford from liis place rear Sterling. j
I Ira ml tnilli t,,.rv ...fnii,., t.
froh .X llHriK.'r.t A fWm.w.p V.. niiniH w:i reunired :i pass ;-s rtjriil
(' street. Old Kifert building :m!i
RepreHetitaive Af. I'urdiu ef Sunday
evening to attend tho special session of
the Oregon legislature,
P. ( Oretner of Red Devil (,'ement
f'o. will build walk necording to city
specifications for z I zc per jupiare
r.ot. :10ft
The real estate dealers of the eitv
will meet Monday evening in tho Com
t'lerrial club rooms to perfect organia
tion.
Rev. 0. Leroy Hall preached at Kngb
Point. His pulpit was oecupied by As
sistant States V. M. C. A. Secretary
K. A. Smith at the morning services
1 he Meilford Real r.state association
v. ill hold a meeting al K p. in. Monday
in the Commercial club rooms for the
purpose of electing officers.
K. I. N'ewton of I 'inciiinali arrived in
the eitv Saturdav for the purpose of
looking the country over, with the idea
of investment.
Why do yon buy a hand me down
suit when you can git them made in
any style you want th"tn ut ready made
prteest W. V. Kifert, the progressive
tnilnr. '!
Don Mctilashau and N'oruinii Whit
iugspent Sunday at .liinmie Iturns' pla
cer mine near Hold Hill. They report
Ihe sluice boies were tilled with a large
tpinntity of gold.
Robert Slewing, who for the past two
years has had charge nf the tailoring
department at Daniels ' clothing store,
will leave for his new homo at Arland,
(Jul., hi the near future. His position
will be filled bv a Portland atlor.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Nash I. K. lieebe, J. H. Haiim,
R. Dugan, Portland; W. II. hVardun.
W. J. Iteacou, Reno; (ieorge V. N'elson.
Tacoma; R. K. Colwell. Portlaml; John
tinrrett, Lindsay; K. S. linthrie, Kagh
Hoint; Miss Henry. Minn Towue, .lack
sonville; M. S. Opdyke, (iranls l'asn;
K. T. Plmer and wife, Hnrtlaud; (i. V.
SorenRoii, Cincinnati; l' K. Sanders. Chi
eago; A. .1. Kolsom, Forest drove; I.
V. B. Scarth, Ogden; H. F. Duryea.
Sen Francisco; W. It. Sherman, tirants
I'assj Roy S. Wagner, I'ortlanr; C. K.
Wise, C. M. Maslers. Mankalo; II. K.
Diggles, San Francisco; P. C. Friedly,
Chicago; A. P. Dittmar, Coram; W. ti.
.Jewell, W. M. Claudy, Redding; 1. Ily
man, San Franciflco; Mr, and Mr. II.
A. Forbes, Chicago; T F. tuinlan. San
Frrnciseo.
New Cases.
A. W, Walker vs. K L. tinmen; ur
t uo to recover money. W. K, Phipps. at
lorney for plaintiff,
(lust Faske vs. Irvia Da hack and Iter
nice Dahack; suit to fi reclose bond for
dei'd. O. C. Hoggs, attorney for plain
tiff.
C. II. OiHette vs. .1. I). Itolton; suit
to recover money. F. M. Calkins, attor
ney for plaintiff.
We've got a dandy enured.
That 'h strictly up to date.
And when it comes to paving.
They 'H do it. sure as fate,
We're all so proud of Medf. nl,
Our splendid, hn tiling inwu;
If you want to know ::bout it,
Inst go and a :k .lop. HRoWN.
Figure With
AVdiilvcrtuii i-niMiiri
Dnli't work ;i 1 1 1 sl;ivc
yimr own lioini'.
Wdolvci'tiiii will sc
ttTins.
mth BENSON INVESTMENT 00.
OVER BIJOU THEATER
AMUSEMENTS.
The Fli.n in-e Hear i
ii.g " Marring Alarv,'
tnipniiy, pn-jn-ut
which i-onii'Ft
The Alt-dford Tliej-ter Tin-May, Alan-.i
Hi, is probably tin- he-it al t nut io tli.i.
I will liavp dic;n tin' rcinaiiirliT of lit'
H'Ht-ut M-;ison outxi I' of Lillian Kussflt
and Ihndieti. 'I he piece is it N'ev
Vurk siicci'ss. Mix (ii-jtr is iri-oifiiiznl
id; bi-inj ut tit" very top of the ldd r
us a conifdienui' and Manager .lu'e
Murrey has surrounded her with a hijh
ilaH coiiipaiiy and complete scenic u
-d ilure.
I unqualifiedly jjifi'imtee thii iittr:.?
t ton.
n.s i i.y.:Attm.
"Marrying Mary" at the Medford.
Tlione who enjoy "(od ilancini; -and
who does not Will reVi I iu t lie dance-,
utiodiiced ii'to Kdwin Milton lt..vl-'-unmciil
play. ' M.-iiyini,' Mary, " in
which Florence (Jenr and u iurye coin
pany will be seen at the Medford
'1 heater on Tuelay March Hi. At the
Lead. of the cast is I'b-nnce (icar. rec
i jjnied as one of the most finished sin
ers and dancers on tin' Htaje today.
In "Marrying Maiv" she has three
ib-t-ces, each one more attractive than
tl-: other, as a recent newspaper critic
exprensed himself. Marry li. Roche as
Willie lirinkwnter has tin attractive
da 'ice with t he choi Uf. I'lurette, the
uittid. has :t 1 ei psicliorean specialty of
her own. The three ex husbands and
their partners have i. minuet in the
first ;u'l that is every where received
vith i;reat acidniiu, and Colonel Henry
llav Kuliiepner. 'he U
Thorlev
j Throckmorton
id
Monsieur A rcham
bean have Hei.arate dances Will) tile
bridesmaids, hotel ifuet.ts mid wr'ilressef
I. M
tivelv. hv IV tnemher ot I lie clio
examination in the t"i psiciiorean an as
:u singing. In h .rt. the entir niipany
is coiii.osed o the best singers and
daneiTH available. Manager .h-'e Mur
rv, who makes the pritdnction. i pon
Mir for t he remark : ' ' (iood dancers
are alwavs healthy and good n.ihtred.
Hei'ltliv and g I nultired people i
imwmI t elinir coin tu'itiiuis. To have
a company f g I traveling eompaii
iotis is to h;ive a company of money
getters, I like to make money."
Dan Sully in "The Matchmaker."
One of the best.'l of the coining at
tractions at the Medford is Daniel Sul
Iv's new ph v. "The Matchmaker," in
which thr- popular star is r ting wilh
li e irteatest succes; el' his career, and
will lie seen at the Medford, Thursday.
March 1. It is a n uiaiitie drama of
unusual st n ugtlt. full of exciting seeiiej.
;,!! thiilling situalioiis, brimful of com
edv, original in theme and treatment
nu:d novel in const rue! ion. "The
Matchmaker" must not be confounded
wilh the "Parish Priest." which Sully
produced some years ago. as the only
le emblauce l.elweeil the two lies in Hie
fac that a priest r- he leading charac
t. r in each. The new play is the great
ect Sullv has ever presented, ami in it
he is scoring the am-.) brilliant triumph
of his career.
A Pica for tho Paving.
hoping tliev'l1 pave Seventh
He
The
finest stie.-t in lewa;
The reason isn't hai l to guess;
(in that sireel lives JOK IlltOWV
It should I
Ml-. I
boulevard.
At which t
l!u' the slale
You can n
poi-it wt'h pride;
t 'h in at pr. sent
tlu-r walk nor ride
l they don't decide to pa V0 it
The r feelings w ill get hurt ;
IV r ii- v- il! be a ntiyety howl
From -he MAN WHO Sl'Ll.S Till
DIRT. 3ii7
Pupils Beautify School Grounds.
ti RANTS PASS. Or.. March l.Y
Filteen hundred s. h io children partic
lpated in the exerciser outlined by the
superintendent and principals ot' the
publx- m -hools of this city iu making
Saturday a special .nbur day for beau
lifviiig school grounds and planting oiil
hundred-' of rnst and flowers iu care
tullv provided beds. An elaborate pro
t;inm was rendered al the hiyh school
HRINS WIND ON WHEELS
AND STOP RUNAWAY
A lucky '.treak of 1
i.-ppntg of the bins
. pped whnt tniht h:;
,'icg lunawav ln!ida
namely tlx
x the Wheels
been a dam
mil. A spirit
. d team of the Nah -erv stabl.
Inched to a su-lev In came frightened
ul'de Hie it 1 1 v r was loediug a trunk
in the vehicle. The frightened horses
t::n at ureal speed d. ii North Front
''leef fur eelal blocks, when Pro i
ii 'c inteit'eiid and slopped thi iil in
the above in:: iin-r. They were soon
ln ueM hack to the barn, n.-ur 1 1:,
.ee for their sprint. The suney ;i
i oi daniaee.l a parnde.
Woolverton
lie Went
luti.l'.ml
iivcr
I". .i- a
(wn
II it to vmi
SITUATION CLEAR D UP
(' lliHiel JKl(.'e .)
town has a riev uru e
ue want to yive tin
cuiiipauy ti tip that
Ihey ;ui- blowing in
against them, and
Pacific Telephone
I thin jj.od money
here ut Med ford
ii i noi yointf t
mould jiu til it- opmi
Ituy Ih'ui very iimm Ii, f.
Weeks they Ira Ve been
plume fight n (itaois
tays. Thar is. t hey h:
it in t lie daily i:t-'- I
but the danx-d thin:;
tied.
In tli'-tr la-st article
i 'n -if uat ion. t he-,-
ir the last thr
ettlir. the te
Pn-h every few
f 1.4-en e!tiijiK
i re at Medford,
iion't stay set j
on t lie (iiants I
iiMiiuatrd that j
tlie Citizens' Tidep)io!ie cojnp:u
to some Irick" r . an I thai I li
np,
ilv I
v.ant a tiain-hi-e .,- v. Iiat tlo-v , an get
out of it. .Now tin-, ci iporatioii. jis Uiii
il. uieasiires ev eryoie- e-i- ti v its owu
low standards, and i: can't underHtaiid
'r latlioin an hoio-st man or an hone!
motive.
.Now understand, I (:iu not saying a
uoid personally against the local man
ager or the special agents here of th
I acific Telephone company. I likt
them. They are pb-a .nnt gent leiilen t
meet and do busine's with, especially
s(, since the Citii-ns' Telephone coin
) any asked f..r a fraijcliie. but they
have a hard row to hoe, for they are
paid by and are under orders from the
HOSt COllSeieueeteSH a I'd III O II O pol I s 1 1 C
u pora t ion that e i-r ciu sitl American
soil.
o.NK Ol '!' 1 1 K CITIZKNS.
A Reasonable Excuse.
"Bridget." siihl Mrs. Nubbub etern
ry, "brenkfust hdf mi hour late
igaln."
"Vis. tiiitii." re'itriic'd Hi'iilL't-i meek-
"Wliitt excuse have you Iu ntfer?
Vou know I (old you that Mr. Sub
bulm uitist raleb thai early Iruiti. and
pmietliulity ill breakfast Is ubsoiulely
ueet-NMnry," waid ihe huly.
"Sure an' ol overshlep" ini'slif,' said
llrldget.
"'i'liitl !s tn I'xeuse." said the inia
tresM. "I gave you un alariu clueU
only yesterday. "
"i ti know t bat. nihil."
"I ld you w iml It up';"
"Oi did."
"And didn't It ru nfTV"
"Sure an' ll did thai, It made n lar
rllde u'he."
'"Tlien why didn't vi eel upV
"Sure, inhti." r--p.ii: d I'l d e tear
rully. "it v, Hi i; :'l.i r tb.i i,; ule
ill Ibe th'"1bte. li nh T - tilep' a
wluk all id !ii waltin' l-r II In olT.
in' u Ida It .Md i l w as ih;ti loln d ( l
oiildli't iin'e." Harper's Weekly.
To Cure
"I..ek ut a p-l
crinkles hi' tiral.l
i Hilok
uty tloe
xl all
'l he be
ii that
So the
.or -i in i he
Ms w rllil.les ,
tty t . -
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iiralyile sh.
vrlnkle.- i..u:t
ide III
-ap-e:
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our
Uf f.l-
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-o'lg. nev
wertllCM't fat iinisi les s
f ierler( re'
(lie foiin Mi
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w hat-
The kin wnrildn'l wrinkle If ft
Del e-...,., 'I'Iim Skill of the
h ton b dlvnrl.rd bv a.-Hoii of
d
l.e
.I.l'feath
e yet UlN
.:,! oi
a I
the
;iiee. for .
I.lll lll'il'l'
posi d to t !i
wlinl. II II.'
ehi.-lielU .
here I ;
Ulit:uents a
leans Tlllie?
111'
poscd
Iidll-J ev
of ' Ull Ittlll
i II and the
And tlnfi
b:-d
:h r
-t the
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New
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DEMONSTRATION TRANI.
Remember ihe ,!:ir. Mtmlay, March
"I'd. Se.u c.i!- in f ain, showing fine
:t nek ; a ea: I : ! h-d with le icest live
potihry. Prol'esMi-s ;-nd experts will
leel, ire on the stock and poultry. Mat
IT1 of interest to f':'nneis an I fruit
j rowers will be eplailted. The agn-
iiltural college at Vrxallis will he
i epresente.) b- i's be iii-'u, among
' fi tu Dr. Wit h combe and Professor
Lewis, bolli well and favorably known
Lis --ertion.
Southern Pa
I us 1 1 q... ; Ii
This tr..in is run by
ifie at great expense.
ugh W-i
uytoii hae
I'll interest
Lilt. .1
i ui'
d. and
Should
what
turn
i thi- day and
-l:o-A and hear
No .
chne
i uiribiitr
will be
n. The
r on the
se what-
I iu fruit-rai-ing
or
i-M.ge to be
h Mcdfo-d
: the after
oining. Ar
news. I,..t
they should
gtent good
poult ;-v
ang t,
v erven
lis,'
o ,l,e V
oW the j
ran kit
Marriago Licenses.
V .lones and Annie
Puna
Methodist Episcopal Church, B Street.
I'he ei:il uieeUl's at the ab,. e
ircl ntiuiie with increased inter
. At all three tiees vesierdav
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Al III,
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are invited.
,5
A Spanish War Criticiem,
When Ibe Kpuuisu war i-ttiue npoo
ps Cotnuiudoru Ucwey was at Hong
kong, 'ibe navy department bad sent
hint iiu preliminary orders. He didn't
know Huytbing about the ultimate pul
ley ur what the ultimate pluu uf cam
paign would be. The navy department
didn't ltielf know, Dewey uhsiuld
huve moved twu ur three days aoutier
than be did, und two ur three days
Boinet lines are vital, lint our Wash
ington otttcluls were only aroused to
the nueeHJilty of giving Admiral Dewey
an order by ti cablegram fruin Dewey
Informing them thai the Itritlsu gov
eruor uf Hongkong Insisted that uur
Heel must leave tbere. We were su
dazed by the Immediate exigencies, uf
war that the Kngllsb goverumenl had
to prud us In the rib to wttke us Uj,
'I'hen uur Wasbingtuii autboiities Is-
bued an order und not till then. They
told Dewey in proceed to the Philip
pine Islands and euptuio or destroy
Hie Spanish fleet. In other words,
they gave bliu the .stereut,Ved war ur
tier In the phruseulogy of the bignal
code, which. 1 1 fern Ily traiisluled, read
"Go ahead and do the bc4i you can.
We give II up."- Collier's.
The Silver Thread.
A ma Iron lu Harlem was calling
upon another matron in Harlem. Nel
ther was young, but one looked
more su.
"Iteully, my dear," said the one that
looked more su, " ou oulit tu have
your hair treated. If becoming quite
gray In kiMs. See what a difference
It has made with me. Vou would look
much younger -really."
"Hut 1 don't rare tu look much
younger If I must dye my hair to do
so, ' was the reply. "1 prefer to be
natural. If the Lord sends me gray
hair there's a good reason, and I'm sat
isfied." "But think of your children, my
dear. They're grown up now."
"What have they got tu do with It?"
Why. don l you see; Ihe younger
you look the younger It makes them
appenr. And your girls are way past
twenty, you know."
The matron who wan gray In spots
was still looking dazed when her vis
itor departed. .New York Olobe.
Costly Law Robes.
An Knu'llsh judge's outlit In the way
of robes imposes a heavy lax upon the
newly appointed Judge, nlthouizh Ibe
cost is nut nearly so great as It was
In the early days of oueeii Victoria.
lien It was the custom for the law
luminaries to attend court functions
In figured damask silk gowns, with
illy lace bands and rullles. Thesi-
ger, a celebrated legal dignitary uf
that day, is said on one occasion to
have spent Uito on bands alone. The
lord chancellor's robes cost something
I.V). and even a Judge's stockings
are an expensive Item. The wardrobe
of a Judire costs anytbtnir from .'00
to '). nnd If the newly Hedged "my
lord" Is attached to the king's bench
division he will require live gowns, a
girdle, a scarf, n casting hood, n black
cap. a three cornered cap, a beaver
hat, a cocked hat. a silk hat, lace
bauds and I wo full court suits, swords,
etc., to keep up the majesty of the
law. London (ilobe.
What They Said.
"Did the girls say anything when
I bey hea ill of my engagement?" Kbc
asked, with a little curiosity.
"Very little," was Ihe reply of her
dearest friend
"Put they said something?"
"Oh. yes; they salt! something."
"Well, what was It?"
"Well, most of tbeiii merely ex
claimed, 'At lust! "
There was a pause, and then she
nuked:
' Weil, what did some of the others
say ?"
"One
thiMlLTllt
f them said, 'Who'd have
it ?' Another, 'Will wonders
never cease V
"Oh, never
And a third"
inlnd the rest." Inter
rupted the fiancee,
much curiosity."
"I never did have
Was He Delirious?
"Almost every man," says it Balti
more specialist, "learns souiier or Int
er to think of his doctor as one uf his
best friends, but t his fact does not
hinder the world from laughing at the
profession.
"'How Is uur patient this morning?'
asked a physician, u fellow graduate
of mine, of a patient's brother.
" Oh. lie's much worse.' came from
the other in n tone of dejection. 'He's
been delirious for several hours. At 3
o'clock he said, "What an old woman
that doctor of mine is:" and he hasn't
made a rational remark sitrce.' " Llp
plneott's.
A Rising Fall.
A certain member of the British
government who was admittedly a
great failure was being discussed by
two ot his colloiiirues.
"And now." coiicludi'd one, "they
want to make him a peer!"
"No." satd the other, with greater
Bcumen; "they want to make him dis
appear." Taking Chances.
Mother Johnnj, oiir Incle Henry
will be here for dinner, and you must
have your face a ml bands wuhed.
Small Johnny Vi s, mamma, but H'pos
ln' somethln' happens and he don't
come, what then? Kchange.
Not So Exacting.
"So you're a butcher now V"
"Yes." explained the former dry
goods clerk. "The holies- don't try to
tuatcli spareribs or steak " Kansas
City Journal.
If n
loiter Its
roimilii'.
hiiiiu'looit
Miwor To l
n li' iH. uh
Iwnmw Mind It
linnirr liii liui nt1
..lor
FRUIT TREES
I h;:ve jut rt'ct'ivcd n slnpnitMtt of
imrju'ry jtiu'k oonsi.itiiik of tin follow
iti: Ho well pi'iiri. 4 ri fi't't ; lsrt itt
l:',r. Anjou; Sjmznbi'rjj ami Nw
town Applf. 4 6 ftvt. A finp 5ti(tk of
Ufa WARNER
Carving Sti&ori.
! thought I knew all uboiil
aor" said the man. "1 hua Iteeu tail
yra' scissors for cutting heavy oth,
ilreusmakers' scissors for cutting liimsy
fabrics and luce and still other scissors
for cutting paper, ringer nulU grape
vines, ull kinds uf metals aud even for
shearing sheep, but in spite of that
wide knowledge uf scissors I was puz
tled wheu I saw the large, peculiarly
shaped pair uf scissors Ijiiig in the
showcase.
"What are these svlssup for?' I
asked the clerk.
" 'Carving meat,' he said. 'With
sclssurs uf Ibis kind carving becomes
mere child's play.'
"'I never saw anybody use them,'
aald 1.
''.Nobody dues use them,' said the
clerk-'tbat is, only u very few, Iu
Europe carving scissors are popular
because they cut right through meat,
gristle, bone aud all. but It takes a
little practice to learn to manipulate
the things, aud tiubudy in this country
has patience enough for that.' " Ex
change. Tha Talking PoU.
"Yes, these pots of mine are all
right," said the putter. "They don't
talk, though."
"No pots do."
"Don't they? Look here."
lie touk from the shelf u straice.
crude pot daubed yellow and blue that
bad the shape uf a duck. He tilled It
with water; then he poured the water
out again. "Quack, quack, quack!"
said the pot distinctly. Kvery gurgle
was a distinct quack. "There's art for
you," said the potter. "Kvery gurgle
of that duck pot Is a quack. Wonder
ful Aztec art! Aud I have uu Aztec
pig put that grunts like a pig and a
dog pot that barks like a dug. Won
derful chaps, those Aztec potter fel-
Mows! I wish I knew their secret. Im
agine an Aztec banquet," he said aft
er a pause. "Pots tilled, you know,
with wine. Aud every time you pour
yourself a drink 'Quack!' go the ducks.
Bowwow! go the dogs. Keguler pan
demonium!" New York Press.
Tho Light of the Firefly.
When man will attain the perfect
vacuum, then the rude ether blush of
the electric light bulb will give forth
many times more light, purified and
heatless, soft and healing, as the light
of the stars, penetrating as the suu.
An examination of the llreliy when
mining ttumes or light shows bodily
movements that cannot be understood
to mean anything else than vacuum
producing. The lights are always seen
iu the vacuum sack on the back. Im
mediately before emitting light the
Insect will flatten the body, draw the
legs In, droop the head, seemingly con
tracting iu all directions; then with
i he rela xu t Ion come t he Da me aud
light. The bodies of the glowworm
and tire ily always are transparent
when tilled with (lame. The blades of
rrass or other debris are seen plainly
through the bodies. Here are cases of
nature dealing with X rays. Chicago
Tribune.
How Marshall Field Made Money.
In the early eighties, when the First
National bank of Walhtwalla was not
as big as II Is now, I prelty nearly
had my brealli taken away one day
by a good looking r ranker hailing
from ChhaiM. He threw a tetter of
red It for ,numio from a hleai:o bank
my desk aud quiet ly said, "i 'an
you easli that? I looked him over
once or twh e. madeji quick estimate
of nil the loose rnsh. thou-ht we
mid scrape up and said: "Yes. How-
do you want It?" He gave a smile. !
Wt down and said, "1 think I'll take
It In land." In a month's time, as his
authorized agent. I boiiu'ht about "0.- 1
iKUl acres of cheap railroad laud for
my ruicn-.;ij friend, ttikimr the deeds 1
In my name at his request, paying an i
raue of Sj.t;,"i an a.-re. lie cleared
over .Sl.lJUi'.t l li on this one deal 11U
name was Marshall I'lcld. Senator
Ankeuy's Leiuiuls. ein es in Leslie's
Weekly.
FRUIT TREES
I am prepared to fill orders for first
'ass fruit trees, shrub:, palms, etc.. at
st price. Have on hand ."i0 Uuerre
lie i-e near trees, 4 to ti feet. Ask at
Miihit building. R V. ALLKN.
Classified Advertisements
WANTBD.
WANTKI) liirl fur p-iii'ml b.mscw.irU
tunit tu' go.i.l cnok : wall's $-1" pi'r
month. Aiii.lv t.i !. li. WuinI, Iloti-I
Xi-sli. 4
VANTKT) Position liv viiuiiir man
thoroughly ai-iiuuiiiird with oft'icf
work; it vrars' i-xpt'i ii'iiro; aoo,! ,.,u
it ion; g.io.l ri't'ort'iic,-!,. A.I.I ross 11.
ran- ol I riliniu". no.
VV.NTK1 To luirrow on oooil r,-,-urit -.
from Milium to tli'iilO. 1'. U. Box li-sl. I
l-'OU BALK At tho Tiiion Itarn. 1 l-oo.1
11 i wai; I koi',1 .t work ham, 'mi.
.' si'oon.l lian.l biigi;u. 1 .lise il,.v. 1
V A NTKI) 12womU'lio..i
rs to i'ho,
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FOB SAU1.
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noon, tn:
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a.l.ilo an.l olh
for hoiii.. lot.
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In?
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ale
ll.U1'.' t'.T I ''lit .
ot' Tiilmni' nft'i
Call nr a.l.lrei.
Twenty teni I..
. Wahlers.
M,'.lf,,r,.
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market,
wan 1
lioeiie N'..
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Sl'lt Oil ill,'
.e.l lls. V!
with
1 home
Kiver
in ;li '
alle f
"I (Mil of tin
1.. Xtedenneyer. .lae'KHonville. I.l!
I'OH SAI.K-O.... ,mw. .lersev. eone
t'r ,1, in May. call ,-, Sir.. Mary Win i
terhaldeu. one block north of Jackson
street on the est -Mde. 3o5
LA VOGUE
PEERLESS
GARMENTS
ATTRACTIVE NEW MODELS
SPRING
(iood style is evidenced in every line of these
beautiful models. The sketches can only hint
of their beauty you must see the suits to
judge them you will say you never saw such
a collection of charming effects--such jaunty
,.uts such irresistible materials. No picture
or description can do these garments justice
reallv vou will have to see them to be able to
appreciate the beautiful materials and fetch
ing designs.
PRICES $10. to $50
Medford's "Little Kost" Ladies Store
BAKER-MJTCHASON COMPANY Inc.
Central Avenue, Just North Jackson County Bank
Milk
Crocks 15c each
We have just received and will
put on sale tonight 10 doz. Bris
tol Clay Crocks in a fancy print,
full 5 pint capacity, while they
last, 15c each
Now lino of Blue and Bine
Enamolwore just roceived;
nil prmulur priced.
3'".' l'.-tKT Uiu-k Novels,
over
usnul 2.V retailer, here, eaeh
HUSSEY'S
Don't f
'orget April 1st and
I i'l; .x.M.K One a,-r,- of good land and
in. large lotj; ,ust sei. bargain at
-."ii. See W. H. French, room 7, Jack- '
" County Bank bldg.
I'nU
SAI.K Or trade, the belt room-liou-ir
in Me.lf.ir.1 -I..;..-
"ninth. Address
C. care oi this
"tn.
S.M.K A new ti room house, with
I' a'h and electric light and window
lia.le-, fr the suiall suai of $1600.
Mr. F. linenbrugge. 401 Riverside sve
line. .
Fi 'H SA1.K A good buy-Four lots 56
be l?tV ioinintr eitw limit. .
I.'O each: cash oniv ntt... 1- :
""' ""'Khborhoc are selliaa for S50
';' '"" p- - Slli Medford,
07
tOK dAXK Choice buslasei proper,
4
mi
0; "25-aiJ
SUITS
THAT
PLEASE
FOR
JAIDINIERES
10 dozen Taney Jardinieres
50c and 60c quality, at
cli 36c
Also new line of Clay Mix
ing Bowls, Crocks, etc.
;W0 titles
select from, the
15c
the Blue Enamel Kauge,
al a bargain, on long time: easr terms.
Address P. 0. Box 418.
KOU SALE 5 and 10-aere tracts just
j within and adjoining eitjr limits, at a
I bergain, on 5 annual payments. Ad
. dress P. O. Bos 419.
FOR BALE Bouses, lots A U.d ia
Phoenix, or in tracts to suit (ram ana
acre to 540 acres. Matt Clhon, Pho
nir, Or.
FOB EE NT.
ton RENT Nice furnished front
room, ground floor, close in; separate
entrance. Apply Mrs. Astcn, at Moot
totnery's Ladies' Emporium.
LOST On road to Central. Point, long
gray overcoat. Reward if returned to
Hotel Nash. 300