THE MEDFOBO DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFOBP, ORKflON, WPDNEBDAY, AUGUST 4, 1900.
HOW TO WIN.
MAN'S ENEMIES.
Bijou Theatre
All This Week
EARTHLY PARAOISE A hi.!.-.pliiicr flu. whiK ilu liilicnli.v ot
breaking iiilu jail. 'i
MULTNOMAH FALLS (A sc-alc film nf gicnl benuly,
ELLEN -(A Mry of Childhood j
JAVA- A lii'imiil'iil I'icimv.
COUNTRY LOVERS- A luugho;,.-iipli of the lirMt order.
Ingles and Darling
(Comedy Sketch ArtinlH)
Fresh from the Pantages Vaudeville Circuit, in a Mirth-Provoking
Sketch, Entitled.
"A Husband in Clover"
CRIOAY AMATEUR NIGHT FRIDAY
Admission Only 10c-15c
Determination and Unity of Purpose
Will Work Wondara.
Oncn you Imvv chosen your or--up:i-tlon
or profession hold flint thereto.
Let nothing allure you from the miilii
IniVl'li'il roiul. Having chosen, linlll
llki) steel. Millie everything feed Into
IIki iiiiiIii current of your life. Kven
modest lnli'iilit, organized uuil unified,
hiivn i.oinptcrcl great distinction mid
worldwide success, illxtory la full
of HhiHinilloiiK of Hit! unifying power
of a Krt-iil purpose. Willi's the poor
child Hastings looking tit H 1 1 Hi III t
manor Iiouhc IIiiiL once, hud belonged
to liln fiillii'i'. Thu (Iclcrinliiullou to
win hack Hint estate before he died
lent power mid momentum mid pro
dured Lord Hastings. Witness the In
fluciire of purpose upon that little
Hi'oteh hoy, out upon a liolhlny on
thu hank of the Clyde, with three
precious coppers ns IiIh entire posses
slim. He determined to build a hotiHe
on the hilltop overlooking the river
and forty your Inter moved Into the
(untie, from which he looked down
upon twenty ocean steamer he bud
hullt. Witness the purpose of William
the Silent, filling all the days and
night for Hie hero struggling to de
liver lirave little llnllaud front Spain.
Witness Mlltnn'H vow lo write a poem
that the world would not willingly let
die and who therefore lived an epic
life. Witness l'lnil'H resolution to do
one thing nud one thing alone and
who. with that unit purpose, achieved
democracy for nil subsequent peoples
and centuries. AluilessneKH will make
your life like n sand hcap.Hev. New
ell IiwIkIU Hlllls.
HEAD THE TRIBUNE FOR NEWS.
What'll you have?
Bear Creek Water The kind you ince used
Well Water The kind you still use
Bain Water You catch it in a tub
Water noin Fish Lake open ditch
or
Colestine Mineral Water
The only water to be had in Med ford that is absolutely pure is the kind
you ought to drink.
g"V Only by
FULL OF HUMAN INTEREST.
Landscape! of the Dutch' Painters ot
the Seventeenth Century.
The Initcli painters of the seven
teenth century were as little concerned
with p'H'lle feeling ns with Idealism.
They used llielr eyes and painted what
they a. hut neither their Imnglnn
tlons nor their feelings were touched.
While uiot modern painters Interpret
how the scene has affected themselves,
the I J 1 1 1 1 1 looked at It as something
entirely mitslile themselves.
Othenvl-te the Imtch landscapes pre
sent ns pictures of a pleasant work
aday world ur of the quiet evenings
that follow after the labor of the day
never a hint of dbittirbance, though
war and rumors of war were constant;
Instead, the perpetual suggestion of
prosperoim peace and thrifty comfort,
for they nhounil with the evidences of
busy Immunity. Not only Is nature
brought into touch with human life by
the little figures, so charmingly life
like, which animate the scene, but
everywhere are the results- of man's
handiwork seen lo little things as well
as big In the trimly kept fruit trees
of a laborer's garden plot no less than
lo tbe handsome facade of a rleb
burgher's town house. There la no
country In the world where the Influ
ence of man Is so minutely Imprinted
upon every foot of ground, and as
these artists were eager to represent
tbe things they saw no landscapes are
so full of human interest as theirs.
Charles II. Cotnn In St. Nicholas.
Her Home.
Sonic years ago, when a part of the
Japanese Imperial palace was burned
at Tokyo, the empress was forced to
flee to one of the old dalmlo bouses
near by. It was not at all comforta
ble, and, as tbe story goes, her majes
ty, appreciating that her subject
would be much concerned at her living
In such a mean place, sat down and
wrote them n little poem in which she
denied that she had changed her resi
dence. The poem, which was In the
best Japanese language, stated that
her majesty's home bad always been
In the hearts of tbe people and that
neither the (lames nor the cold could
ever drive her from that dear abode.
Tobacconists RITTER & DUNL AP Confectioners
ASK ABOUT IT
The Dead Larks.
lu Baluchistan even the wolves go
nmd. In his book, "Tbe Frontiers of
Baluchistan." G. P. Tate writes: "The
shepherds give a strange reason for
the epidemic of rabies. According to
them. It was caused by tbe wild beasts
eating dead larks. In some years,
they said, the larks develop extraordi
nary vitality and pour forth sucb a
flood of songs as they rise on the wing
that they become suffocated and fall
to the ground dead. A wild animal
which eats one of those dead birds In
variably develops rabies. This Is s
widespread superstition and seems nol
unfamiliar to the natives of India wbc
were with me."
PALMER INVESTMENT CO.,
Owners of
MODOC OR CHARD
(1300 acres lying on both sides of Rogue River.)
Offer for sale small tracts of irrigated land, with per
petual water rights, at reasonable prices and upon easy
terms.
These lands consist of rich river bottom loam and are
suitable in the highest degree for the culture of "Winter
pears, Winter apples and all fruits for which Rogue River
Valley is famous. Also for the production of Alfalfa, Gar
den Stuff, Root Crops and Grasses.
Inquiries relating to the resources of Rogue River Valley
or of Western Oregon will be answered cheerfully and.
comprehensively.
PALMER INVESTMENT CO.
Mcdford, Oregon.
CKATW! I.AKK "The Greatest Niitimil Womfcr of tlio World."
Mad ford, Oregon.
A Butchers' Common.
William, earl of Warren, lu the
time of King John, while standing
npon tbe castle walls saw two bulls
fighting In the castle meadow till all
the butcher dogs pursued one of tbe
maddened bulls quite through the
towu. The sight pleased the earl so
much that he gave tbe castle mead
ows, where tbe duel of the bulls be
gan, for a common to tbe butchers of
the town, after tbe Orst grass was
mowed, on condition that they should
find a mad bull tbe day six weeks be
fore Christmas day for the contlnu
ance of that sport forever. London
Standard.
At the Circus.
"I dtinuo what's wrong with the
camel."
"He's eertaiuly got his back up at
something, nip boy."
The Marathon Craxe.
The Long One This Is a grent walk
we're having, old man!
The Short One-Ob. Is It a walk?
The 8mall Foea Are the Moat Deadly
and Destructive.
In one of Herbert Wells' brilliant
stories the terribly scientific and prac
tically invincible .Martians who have
Invaded the earth and conquered Eng
land ore stopped in the midst of their
victories and utterly destroyed by the
atlucks of microscopic foes. Infinite
ly small organisms, germs of diseases
to which man has beconfe In some de
gree Immune, slay the wonderful war-,
rlors of a planet never invaded by !
these earth foes. What the greatest ;
battleships and the heaviest guns:
could not do the unseen and unknown j
living seeds of death accomplish.
More clearly every day the world
understands that In tbe life end affairs
of mankind the most deadly and de
structive foes are extremely small. All
of the fierce mammals and poisonous
serpents of Africa do not kill as many
human beings In ten years ' as tbe
tsetse fly slays In one. Tbe tigers and
cobras of India kill their thousands
every year, but the rats wblcb spread
the germs of tbe bubonic plague de
stroy their tens of thousands. In this
country tbe common housefly un
doubtedly causes more deaths than all
tbe venomous snakes, wild beasts,
mad dogs, runaway hump and ill tem
pered bulls ten li-m" over. Th ac
tual proportion Nprola''- "
cr than ten to one -'lei I-eniici
Ona Comfort.
Dick was n very clean little boy. and
dirt disgusted him. One day be found
a poor little starved kitten crouching
In a ditcb at the roadside, and be
carried the wet, muddy little waJf
home with him. He took It to tbe
hydrant and carefully rinsed off all
tbe mud. but the shock was too great
for the sick kitty, and tbe breatb of
life departed. Dick went with ber to
bis mother, who exclaimed at tbe sight
of the wet, drooping kitten. "Why,
Dick, what have you doue?"
"She was all mud. and I washed
her," Dick replied.
"Ob. Dick." his mother said sorrow
fully. "I'm afraid she's- dead."
Dick looked shocked and grieved for
a moment: then bis face lighted up
wltb a gleam of comfort as be ex
claimed. "Well, sbe died clean, any
way." Delineator.
Why She Opened the Letter.
Willis I'm sorry- your wife opened
that business letter I sent you, Harris.
You told me that sbe never opened
your letters.
Harris She doesn't as a rule, Willis,
but, you see. you marked It "private."
Attention. Pioneers.
The 33d .annual reunion of thoj
Pioneer society of Southern Oregon
will be held at Ashland, Or., on
Thursday, the 2Gth day of August,
1909., We hope to have the pleasure
of greeting you on that occasion, to
gether with your family and friends.
It is desirable thnt the annual re
unions of the society be perpetuated.
Professor B. F. Mulkey has agreed
to deliver the address to the pioneers
and their friends at that time. Come
and bring your badges with you. Re
spectfully yours,
SILAS J. DAY, Secretary.
Mt. Angel College
MT. ANGEL. OR.
in charge of the Benedictine Fathers.
For young men and boys. Term
opens September 7th. Preparatory,
commercial, scientific and elnssicul
courses. Write for catalogue.
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