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Al ihr etir.vwl nc .ir.d m:;; rts of ht iy v j.t.- rvtcui, enn now K- :iiit lien.
Yo'i P..11 hav an :nr.in.Ku.o t f wmvi d !ivoiv.t mi.U-r Moti prvtwiiv. lo ull tixnm faun
hdru:iis. No walor bni. hiiii rt raii't: r.ul ih- piant ia ulniuat evorhiatint:,
1 -tr Ki-nmio Nyw'em is ii;at:i1!--l nt tv:r ruk, not your. T uvoul unsm-peifij
v.i:r liytrm-. itw 't loo i tho a.'nn;no l.o v:ms pm-uini: h- tank anti ?'tm mmm fuel urn!
( y r L k foro tr tr ii.n it it-ii im::; iM'non tw-k anJ pumping mucht.icry, tict iho
ITi'..ui .e u .ti yon will take i o chi:.. Wo i;uu:.;ntco li.I.
The best and most efficient water supply will bo your if you inttnll the
Kewanee System
No Merc n-v:.!::! cr Attic Tanks
With th Ki-MMiiro Svstfin, the tank la
IfH-aU'il in tho cellar, or hut led Hi the trnutn1.
This tuiltt H nm.lo of BlPoi pinion uml will List
itliut iiuiptiultely. '1'lttt Kewmu'O tank
rests an solid iciiHind, aril i protected front
nil extretut In weather; will mit leak, rtu
ovpriUiw or coIl:ip!M. lntlit Kinaii(i S
tvui, pouipirttf the wnti-rcmttes Uie air pre
puio. For pumping the water any kind i(
pourmay b used with, the Kwimt
tern windmilla, Rnanlio encine,olectrtrity,
biiu, hot air, or any other kind ol suitable
potter.
im-mv Puoynnf tk Every Kwnn SyKtora li cruarnntetsl to lttT".
V-fUr UUdrttaiCC Kiveuflit.cIaMnaterupplyttndudomery. . j- ft
thltitr we rlaim (or I
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mi- v i . 'i l tn . . : i - . "tars i
WHITE STEAMER CARS AND. FAIRBANKS-MORSE
Gasoline Pumping Outfits
E. A. Washburne & Son
Miles Block Medford, Oregon
Prepaid Raiiroao Orders.
"Something which is of consider
known is the system of prepaid or
eble interest to the public generally
and which is nrhaps not generally
ders now in effect between stations
of the Southern Pacific company
and all points in the United States.
By means of this system tickets may
be purchased at' Medford from any
place in the United States and mail
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to come here. Sleeper ac
commodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
may also he forwarded at the same
time."
TAFT TELLS IRGINIAKS
TO BUILD feOOD RAILROADS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. Presi
dent Taft has again indicated his in
terest in good roads, his latest ex
pression being elicited in connection
with a movement for better highways
in Virginia, this taking shape in an
immediate plan for a road from the
Nntionnl capital to Richmond.
In a letter on the subject the Presi
dent says::
"I regard this as a part of the gen
eral roads imprevement in the coun
try, and I have pleasure in saying
that there is no movement that I know
of that will have more direct effert
to alleviate the difficulties and bur
dens of the farmer's life, will stimu
late traffic and add to the general
happiness of the people, than the es
tnblishment of good roads through-
P. C. Hansen. Tom Moffat.
We make any kind and style of windows. We carry
glass of any size on hand.
Medford Sash & Door Co.
State Depositary
Established 1888.
Capital and Surplus 1125,000
RcsoBrros 700,000 ,
of Water Suppiy
Engineering Service FREE
rot mrrelv itmnmut'tim' w;iipruii 7
plant. WfMihovkiilorMii't i-vob!oiii I Mi r.
in tho Ittttt ton ;t'.ir. wo huve wioi-ooimillv
n.lr'd vr ftVU water tip'y intV:n. I ho
ItlWt bunding, in wi'U lUtlhtfHimlh'tft hiMlU's
arw csiuiptKst with Kewanre Wtitrr
Supply outtlta. Weai-experif. and h.tvo
Mtttem ho the Kuwnitut timh murk tapJ
a:id mut cme up t tuo hfwiiiife
Undard, and ha thKM iuim;;u ir- I
antPot satlfui'ttn U-hlnd It. tr
water svueu ire oi ciuirtcv 4--
li, tr it mil rtMu.ru u lit 77(73 ;l I '
ir money n il) be refunded, f l jj'y'
Ask for Our 64-Page Catalog
I et us almw you how ynu rn hive a Kr
wntte.eWntr Supply Sylm in viur
iv)itfe. (ir cjuIi is beautifully i llu i
ried. and shows the many advanuccs t
the Kewmtea Syttm over ihe tld
tleatcd tnks. Cct our r tule ln-m our
dealer and ink him which Kewanee System
jousbouidin.iu.il.
Also Agents for
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out the country.
"I do not thing that because this
may have been stimulated by pcoplo
using automobiles it is to be frowned
upon, for while persons using auto
mobiles are by no means the mo;t
important in the community, the fact
that their sharp interest has focused
the attention of the public on the
movement entitles them to credit."
PROHIBITION HURTS
UNCLE SAM S POCKET
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5. The fed
eral treasury suffered a shrinkage
because of the prohibition wave en-
I during the fiscal year ending June 30.
j During this time there was a decrease
I of $5,200,773 in whisky tax receipts
' as shown by the preliminary report
j of the internal revenue bureau mad;
I public toi.iv.
Whisky tax collections last year
were $134,868,034, as against $140,
158.807 for the preceding year. The
rcecipts of beer and other fermented
liquors amounted to $57,456,411, a
decrease of $2,351,205, compared
with 1908.
The nation's tobacco bill, however,
showed an increase. The govern
ment tax on all sorts o ftobacco ag
gregated $51,887,178, an increase of
$2,024,423 over the previous year.
The oleomargarine tax collection
were $002,197. a falling off of $5'.!,-107.
HIGHEST ATTAINMENT IN
SYSTEMATIC BANKING SERVICE
The Jackson County P.ank respect
fully solicits your nccount, subject
to your cheek, with the strongest
guarantee of safety and efficiency.
We offer the highest attainment in
systematic banking service, which
nurcs tho grcutcst care in every
financial transaction, with this oMig
ing institution.
W. I. VAWTEK, President.
G. R. MOTLEY, Cashier.
The Mae
Fr am Home
A Novtflizution
of tho Play of
the S;;me Name
Copyritllil. 1909, by Amrricin
Press Association
"Can 1 persuade you to try one of
my national dishes," he asked "ca
viare?" "Caviare?" replied Tike. "I've heard
of It. but I thouclit It was Russian."
"It Is also German," answered the
other, recovering himself from the
start he had Rlveo. "Will jou not?"
Daulel looked him straight In tht
eye quizzically.
"I'd never Ret Into the ICRlsIature
again If any of the boys heard of It,"
be remarked, "but 1 guess I'm far
enough from home to take a few
chances."
Quite slowly and In'sliallnly he
placed some of the rnvl:in In his mouth
and then turned n viu-ant :inil pained
look upon the German. Tin- latter
Rmlled and observed iii!, !;!v-
"You do not like It? I aai rry.
Here! A taste of the veil': i will de
stroy the caviare."
Mariano quickly tilled a c!as and
passed it to Daniel, who Hci;..d it ea
gerly. This time he sat bolt upright
In the chair and exhibited real dis
tress. Then he quickly seized another
forkful of the caviare and nte It hur
riedly.
"But I thought you did not like the j
caviare?" said the German. j
Daniel breathed quickly for on In- i
stant. and the flush died from his face. I
"That was to take away the taste of j
the vodka," he said weakly, and Von I
Grollerhagcn lifted bis bead and j
laughed heartily.
"I lift my hat to you, my frleud," he i
said, and Pike looked at blm genially. I
Tou never worked on a farm, did !
you, doc?" be asked, and the German j
admitted that such a pleasure bad j
been denied blm.
"I guess that's right," went on Dan-
lei reflectively. "Talk about things to j
drink! Harvest tiuic ami the women
folks coming out from the bouse with !
a two gallon Jug of Ice cold butter- j
milk." '
Horace shuddered convulsively, and '
Von Grollerbugen asked:
"You still enjoy those delights'"
"Not since I moved up to our county
seat and begun to practice law. ten :
years ago." Pike answered. "Things
don't taste tltc same In the city."
"Then you do not like your city?"
"Like it! Why, sir, for public build- ,
ings and architecture 1 wouldn't trade
our state Insane asylum for the worst
ruined ruin in Kuropu Dot for hygiene
and real comfort."
"And your people?"
"The best on earth. Why, out my
way folks are neighbors:"
Horace rattled his paper sharply
and glanced angrily at the disturber
of bis harmony. Tlc German went on.
"But you have no leisure class." he
objected, and Daniel smiled.
"We've got a pretty good sized col
ored population," he replied.
The German lifted his hand protest
Ingly. "1 mean no a ristocraey no great old
families such as we have, that go back
to the middle ages."
Pike laughed seriously. If one might
Imagiue such a thing, and returned In
stantly: "Well. I expect If they go back that
far they might Just as well sit down
and stay there. No, sir; the poor mnn
in my country don't have to pay any
taxes to keep up a lot of useless kings
and earls and lirst grooms of the bed
ebflmber and second ladies lu waiting
and I don't know what all. If anybody
wants our money for nothing, he's got
to show energy enough to steal It
Doc, I wonder a man like you doesn't
emigrate."
"Uravo!" cried Von Grollcrhagen,
with keen delight, while Ilawcastle
turned with an angry gesture to Hor
ace. "Your countryman does seem to be
rather down on us!"
Horace Hushed with mortification
and returned:
"This fellow is distinctly of the
lower orders. We should cut him ns
completely In the States as here."
CHAPTER IX.
JiKCOOMZKO.
THE German was frankly enjoy
ing his guest's conversation
and quaint, mannerisms and
went on:
"I wonder you make this long Jour-
j ncy, my friend, Instead of spending
I your holiday at home."
1-iko iookcu up in astonishment.
"Holiday! Why, I never even bad
time to go to Nlngnrn falls. I'm here
oaJiusliiim".
By BOOTH
TARKINGTON
and
HARRY LEON
WILSON
Ethel, who was still standing by the
countess, looked nt her friend with
pained entreaty, and Horace, catching
Ijuly Creech's basilisk eye fixed on
him. reddened with mortlllcation.
Daniel carefully folded bis nnpkln
and sul back..
"I expect It's about time for me to
go and find the two young folks 1'ts
come to look after," he suld.
"You are here for a duty, then?"
asked the German quietly.
"I shouldn't be surprised If that was
the name for It." answered I'lko, ris
ing. "Yes. sir; all the way from in
dluua!" Both Ktliel and Horace started iu
horrilled amazement and looked at
each other with stricken terror on their
faces, if this should
"I I enn't stand this. I shall go
for a stroll." said Horace hysterically
and rose from the table, while Hnw
castle looked at 1'IUe fixedly.
"By Jove!" he said slowly.
"I expect, doc." went on l'lke calmly,
"that I won't 1h able to cat with you
this evening. You see you see I've
come a mighty long way to look after
V
"Rauonl Why, yes. I'mhtrguardlanl
her, and she that Is, they will prob
ably want me to have supper with
them."
The horror was closing fast around
the other party, and they simply
stared.
"Do not trouble for mo," observed
the German. "Your young people
they have a villa?" I
"No," answered Tike, with a smile. I
"They're right here Iu this hotel."
Horace, with fear lending wings to
his scattered senses, sprang to his feet '
and began to walk toward the grove.
Pike looked up.
"I'd better ask," he suld, 'und then,
observing Horace, went on addressing
him: "Hey, there! Can you" ne
stared as the young man, paying no
attention, proceeded on bis way. l'lke
raised his voice.
"Excuse me, son, ain't you au Amer
ican?" As Horace paid no more otteu
tlon be turned to Mariano, "Here,
waiter! Tell that gentleman I want to
speak to him!"
Mariano sprang after the retreating
Horace.
(To be continued.)
Intense Colicky Pains Relieved
"Tor some years I suffered from
I intense colicky pains which wouU
i come on at times und from which I
; could find no relief," says I. S. Mas
on, of Penver Dam, Ky. "Chamber
.Iain's Colic, mid Diarrhoea Kcmcdv
i was recommended to me by u friend.
' Al ter Inking a fc wdoscs of tho rem
edy I was entirely relieved. That
: uns four yen i'h ago and there, litis
lion no-return of Hie symptoms since.
' Ihnl time." This remedy is for sain
bv l.oon I'. Husk-ins' I'liiiimncv.
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Whips
Tents
Robes
Blankets
Sheets
Wagon
0e
Axle Grease and
Gall Cure
ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK
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314 E. Main
Summer Rates East
During the Season of 1000
via tho
Southern Pacific Go.
From
MEDF ORD
To OMAHA and Return $69.90
To KANSAS CITY and Return $69.90
To ST. LOUIS and Return $77.10
To CHICAGO and Return $84.40
nod to otliur principal cities in Ihe East, Middle WohI mul South,
Correspondingly low faros.
On Salo August II, 12.
To DENVER and Return $64.90
,u On Salo August II.
Going transit limit 10 dny from dale of sale, final return limit
October 31sL
Those tickets present Rome very attractive features in the way of
stopover privileges, and choice of ronlos; tharoby enabling passen
gers to make sido trips to many interesting points en route.
Routing on the retuni trip through Cafifoniia may be had at a
slight advance over the ratos
run particulars, aieoping car reservations and tickets win ue nir
nished by nny Southern Pacific local agent, or
WM. McMURRAV, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
The Best Meal
In Medford is to be had
At The Star Restaurant
All white help. Home cooking. Room
and board $5.00 a week. Give us a
trial and be convinced.
MRS. W. E. GOODE Prop. 322 E7th St.
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YAKIMA VALLEY NURSERY
Largest Commercial Nursery in the Pacific North
west. Not in the combine. Competes with all firfct
class nurseries.
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