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-Kfntt rTfllitfnn Bnnnlnf rinrvlfit.l
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. R, I',. Cowgill. a civil engineer, and
I1I9, assistant, Charles O, Ttamyon,
who hnVe been talcing tho measure
ment' of tho water In Little lutto
creek 'nnd lta tributaries! as well as
tho capacity of tho ditches taken
therefrom, havo finished tholrj Job
arid roturned to mako their report
to the stnto office. They wore fcioas
nnt gu6sts at tho Sttnnysldo for sev
eral days while working In this sec
tion. i
Mr, Riggings 'of Derby was hero
laso last' week deposing of 'utotik of
tho Buttd Falls Tolophono company.
Thoy are extending tho lino from
here to Dut,to Falls nnd If satisfac
tory', arrangements aro not made to
connect hero with tho Contral folnt
lino and from Micro to Medford, tho
llnq will bp extended' dfrect to Bed
ford, our natural business center..
'Ohorco West, ono of our forest
dangers, who has been stationed at
Mill Creek station for tho past fow
month's, camo out, last week, tooic his
wife, who Is boarding at tho Sunny-
sldo, and wont to 'Butte Falls
fow days, returning tho last of tho
-week1 to' Ihh rlnce.
' Monroe Baldwin, who, hatt ri 1;
onto-
stead nnnr Itoundtop, wns a guest
nt the" Sunnyaldo Thursday inlght or
' larr wek 'on his way to Medford
to act sh n witness for Mr, Wolypr
ton In making proof on his home
stead, j i
t . 13, FMGrabarh and wlfo of Prospect
were sojourners horo last Saturday
tttitht. They have a farm about tWo
miles abovo Prospect, whoro thqy aro
ongngod In tho cultivation of gln-
' song. Mr. O. reports that ho ha
f(ow SO, 000 plants, from ono to sov-
.en years of agor thift It cbst'a about
i$(ioo for sOod for'an aero, or 80,000
-plants, and that ah aero of good gin
song will yield at 5 years of ngo
about $3R,0Q0 of roots; that tho ay
crncn nrlc.o InBt 'year was $8 per
1qund aftor It was dried and that
three pounds of green roots will make
,ono pound or dry or mnrKotauio
product. But lio says that thoro Is
n' groat deal, of work, In' proparlhg
tho around for tho Bood nnd that
.Wro :U np profit until about thq
firt'li year.
Dr. 8. F, drovor, formorly of pud
ley, but now of Los Angolos, and a
friend of Ms by tho namo of William
Tl!pnland, also of Los AngoleB, enmo
out to this placo, procured a toam
rid Buiulty morning startod for
.' flutto Falls. Mr. Ulesland Is look
, jn' for a location to sottlo, ng his
vwlfo does not hnvo good health In
thnt drw. hot cllmnto. nnd ho oeoma
to think Mint Rogue River valley Is
tho p)nc o Is looking for.
A,:U. iWobor.n traveling snlostnnn
of An'Mnnd. callod last Saturday for
llnnpr.. it (tald that If Eagle Point
1r a 'il'rv owii ho had, Hold' somo Po
rnna hero.
Fml Bprnoy ofTnlpnt called tho
latter pnrl of tho wook and had his
pon. n '"i of about 13 years, with
Mm, lie wn taking h!m to Medford
7 to attend . school whllo Mr. p. Is
' ,canya"-n!'s for tho nursory biiBlncss.
A, B, Zlmmormnn, ono of our en-
HOOD RIVER APPLE GROWERS
SAY LABEL WAS STOLEN
Tho members of tlio ITood Hivor
.ApplorCkowerR' Union, which com
prioos 00 j)or cent of tho orohuMtRtH,
nro up in farms ovpr (Iiq roport from
Hoy? York that quantities of npjiloa
wero on Iho market thbro hearing tho
. (ivrnpperrt 'of Iho union whieh wore not
tip (t) the high standard of quality
inVuntninetl by that organization. A
fow orohuriu'sfs, who had fonnorly
; marketed th'uir produet Ihrough the
r unipti, got u carlond of apples o
.'uothor niid rushed it through lo Now
Ynr,k, jpst nhpnd of lio uuitfu npplktfi,
vm) nfi this wuh tho 11rt onr of Hood
Hivor .frtiit on Ihu o'nBtern thhrkpt, it
, tiniojed n unusunlly hip: demnnd.
-This fritit wnri Ponsigtiod to n coin
, iniRHiou houso in Now Yoyk and about
' half Iho njiplos worn wrapped in the
paper wltieji tlio former union ship
porn had left ovor from Inst your,'
Tho wrappers of tho union nro re
garded ns nit absolute gimrnntoo of
high quality in tho cant, nnd wher
thofio npp'.ys wore found lo ho infer
ior in Holopljou and pack many cou
plainis poured in upon Rloinhnrdt &
IColly, who bought tho onliro output
qf the' union this year,
XPJERT WILL LOOK UP
"BAILflOADS IN CALIFORNIA
(UnlteVilra I,f(iil 'W'lre.)
3ACItA3T9, Cnl, Nov, 10.
An export wil'Uba employed by tho
fitalp to look uatho nolivo and eor-
omtive proportySof tho rnllronJa In
C1iferniH, Tho wpifeflt for an ex
fmt whh tnnde to tha state board of
iquiitiMUDW 'by ttw Mute eofllroHer"
4 VM THHtfrd.
, erjtprlang merchants, took a trip to
Talent last week nnu wniic'tnero
bought four carloads of baled hay
for this market. Speaking about our
merchants, they aro1 simply ,rurt off
their feet with; business constantly
receiving goods, and thero Is scarce
ly any timo In tho day but you can
flee wngons , In front of tho stores
loading for different parts of the,
country pr elso unloading goods from
tho depot or produce from tho coun
try, p Our now harbor Is having a room
put up on qno of A. G. Daley's lots,
botweon tho Zimmerman storo and
tho John Ashpole property.
Tho contractor, Mr. Hawk, who Is
building tho new schoolhour-o In tho
Ileoso Crock district, Is pushing tho
work right along. Thoy have tho roof
about all on at this writing.' Monday
night, and expect to have Jt complct
ed In a short time, as they have five
or six mon working on It.
James Ringor Is engaged in paint
ing Peter Young's now homo, and
tho cajpontors aro pushing tho work
ngni along. ,
Ono of our prorhlnont nnd highly
respocted pltlzons, J. H. Carlton,
moved from otir tpwn to Medford,
aa ho had sold his rosldonco Horo to
Qua Nichols and had to give posses
sion, and Mr. N. moved Into tho house
formerly occilplPd ,by Mr, .Cdrlton,
While wo oxtond a cordial greotlng
to Mr. nnd Mrs. Nichols, wo rpgret
to Iobo tho company of Mr. and Mrs
Carlton, for thoy hnyo beon a part
of our town for sovornl years and
Mrs. O. Is orio of tho Georgo Brown
girls, who hns beon raised horo among
us.
' 'Benjamin Edmonson pf Butto Falls
hroi-ght out. a ond of yew posts last
Sunday and Monday took- thoni to
Medford.1
G; B. Zook' of Bnndbn rind August
D. Slhglor, ' a ' Medford constable,
camo out last Monday and took
,chargo pf two horsos that Israel Pat
ton had In his possession that he
bought of a man who lived ,ln this
neighborhood by tho nnmp pf Gil
losplo, .that had been stolen from
Bandon soma timo ngo,nnd'jlt ap
pears that tho team had been! hired
Put t6 somo parties and' wero takon
somo ilmo boforo tho owner , missed
thorn, I understand that tho man
who sold thorn to Mr. Pntton has
moved to California.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Poelor, who bought
tho Chnrloy Knighton plnco on Roguo
river, near Flounco Rock, drovo Into
tho Sunnys(do stnblo last Monday
night, Talking about stables, tho
two feed stables In Eagle Point nro
full almost ovory night nnd still they
como.
ProfQssor Nnrrogan hns movod to
Medford and Carl Nnrrogan has mov
ed Into tho houso formorly occuplod
by his fathor. Charley Thomas has
moved Into tho Nnrrogan rnnch, for
morly occuplod by Carl Nnrrogan,
so titer chango all around.
Frod Flndloy, ono of our promj
ncnt Htock mon, wna In town Mon
day aflor n load of wlro fencing ho
bought, of our hardware merchant,
Wlllnm von dor llollon.
CLAIM MRS. SLAUGHTER
INSPIRED LONGFELLOW
(United Pross T.cnsed Wlro.)
IWRKELHY, Cnl., Nov. 10.
Friends of Mrs. Slaughter Do Lome,
io artist, who diod Saturday, nre
assorting today thnt sho wns tlio one
wh ' inspired' Henry AVndsworlU
TiOiirfellow to write hisj iminortnl
poem, "Tito Courtship of Milps
Stnndish." .
Wlton n Hfllo girl tho , purtroit
pninlor wntj n eloso pertjoniilfriuud
of the poet, and sho spent mueh f
hor' limo hy hs side, whilo lq eopi
liospjj hiHvorfiis In Iho New Kuglaiid
town. " ,
Then sho was Sarah Stivudlsh,. tt
direct descendant of tho Pufilnu b ti
dier of Plymouth Rook, nnd it ia r
sorted sho 'inspired tho famous lit;
os
when sho told him hor family, trnm
tiohs, whitrii included tho qxperionecs
pf .StandiB,h.
Notice
Owing to tho fact that our Christ
mas postnls nro coming in mid wo
nro orowdod fov room, to display them
wo will offor nil poslals nt n 20 ppr
pout disoount for ono day only, Snt
tirdoy, Novombor III. This will af
ford n Rood opportunity for you to
lny in a supply f,r future porre
sponding nf n, prico that will pay you.
Look ovor our Christmas goods that
nro oomintr in. It is n pleasure to
show them,
Remember, $ worth of postnls
will only cost you 80 cents next Sat
urday, Tho nitio Jay Postal Shop, 331 E.
Mninst.v up Btnim. FranbrJL.Hull,
proprietor. . .
Gordon9 s i
Proposal i
1
It Only Came Alter He Recov
ered From II t s Bashfulness
. By CLARA II. HOLMES
Copyright. VJto. by Associated Lit
erary Press,
' "Tlnit (Jordon MeFiirluiid.1' remarked
Dary Alotlltou. "Is the limit. lie hasn't
courage enough to propose."
"Hub: Do you want to murry him
that you are so anxious about It?"
"No; haven't cherry Hps and dim
ples"-
"Never mind, the Inventory, Brother
Duvy," sue replied.
"All right, sis. but It'll never happen
unless you propose, in the presence
of his divinity meaning yotl he is re
duced to a pulp."
fi'lip sting to this tensing was In Its
truth. Gordon was devotion Itself, yet
It wns a silent naorntlon. ue seemed
unable to utter a word In her presence,
She nnd given him many opportunities
In that unexpliilnable way il woman
has, and once or twice he had floun
dcrcd and stammered with effort until
In vexation slit had retorted so whim
sically that she had silenced blm coin
pletely.
"Oh. he's Just too ridiculous, a great
big thing like him. stammering and
blushing like a schoolboy, It fairly
makes me ashamed," she grumbled
A woman's motives nre dlllleult to
fatbom. Hess, In an unusual lit of
graclousness, -had allowed Gordon to
.escort her to a ball. She wirs Justly
vain of her escort's appearance as sbe'
snuggled beside him In the depths of
tho cnrrlnge. But by the time they
had arrived her manner had changed
visibly, so much so that she almost
ignored ultn after the conventional
first dance. He hud tangled his feet
hopelessly In hor train and missed
step until she was nearly beside her.
sejf with mortlllcntlnn.
Then' was nipple excuse for his be
wildertneiit. She wns intoxlcntlngly
lovely, with her draperies floating.
cloudlike, about her bare shoulders,
and tho flush of exercise tinting' her
face like a rose. Davy's comment was,
"Gordon looks as If be would like to
cat her."
Bess was so 'provoked at this that
she Intended to punish Gordpn by
flirting outrageously. "Besides. If
could make blm cross, he might, pluck
up a fraction of courage," she thought
It vexed her still more because sho
felt that he understood her motive. So
did Davy, and ho wduld not fall to
tease her on the morrow. i
Carelessly tossing Gordon her bou
quot In passing, she walked off with
Gerald Stone for an Ice.
"Queer duck, thnt Gordon, floesn't
nppenr to have much to say," remark
cd Gerald insinuatingly.
Ilero the eternal feminine cnlne to
tho surface. "Oh, I don't know!"
Her tone was resentful In the ex
tremc. The next Instant she said
Bweetly. "Ilere's Just the nook for a
quiet chat. Let us sit here awhile,
The lco can wait; so can Gordon.
He'd hold my bouquet all night,"
laughingly. ,
An hour. Inter Gordon sat abstract,
cdly pulling nt the petals of the roses,
lie had hoped thnt the (lowers might
convey to her that which he found so
dlulcult to say.
In upon his musing dribbled tho con
versa t Ion of two ncqualutnuces.
"So Gerald Stone has won 'Bcssio
MoultonY 1 thought Gordon wns to be
the man, but bo lacked courage. Ho
deserves to lose ber. He should know
n woman despises u faint heart," said
u voice ho knew.
"1 wonder how she would like It If
sbe knew thnt Gerald boasted to mo of
his conquest? Hp told as n grpat Jake
that she hod left Gordoti to mopii over
her bouquet. Snld they were going to
slip away and let hi in bunt for her
when he had tired of the flowers.
Seemed to think It mighty funny," an
swered the speaker's companion,
VIts contemptible. I wouldn't have
thought It of Bessie Moulton!" was the
reply ws they sauntered dawn tfio room.
'I'lu' sturdy lndeMiudenco of Gordon's
Ceotoji ancestry rose within blm. no
tttaehed his card to the' flowers nnd
left them In t,ho cloakroom; thou, with
tl determined ktcp', he loft the bouse,
j Bess loitered lu her frivolous chat
With the man she detested, dawdled
oyer her Ice ijnd Anally sauntered back
trl the dunclig ball, apparently oblivi
ous to the fact thnt sho had promised
this twostenf to Gordon. ,Sbe expected
mui to oo waning lor mr. ueu uu
was not to lie eei she whs pprturbed.
iComo o. let's take tills twostep."
said Gerald, with gret familiarity.
"No, thanks." hotly reywitlng bis
tonk "Yop bhv ld more tian enough
of Aiy company, for one evening." the
added lightly let ho betray hor an
noyance as to Gordon,
An hour or so later sho called G
aid to hor side. "1 claim a woman's
prerogative 1 hive changed my mind.
You may. take me bwne."
As he bowed bis tbaoks he thought
of his boast o Van Asyltuie and
smiled, "l Btiansct It was he wha tat
tied."
Bess kept up a running fire p non
sense all the way homo, effectually ex1.
cludlug sentiment.
Gordon waited. In tho shadow of the
trees until tUcy arrived, lie meant to
assure himself that ho was Hot being
misled and tlt be was doing her no
Injustice.
"Not dignified, thU, bat I HMUt mak.
sure, I da not btano hr rr It,' bat
)i ndbt have fetn wore Mad about
It. I crt?Inly tk4ctd hr ta ridl-
citlp. hnd then, when she showed me
bet favor so plainly nnd I was Much n
(uugtic tied fool that I couldn't take
ndvnntaKe Of If. she intlal have thought
oh, I. dp not know ' wjiat she could
tfil'nk biit. (lint I was n fool:' be mut
tered bitterly.
He wairhrHl (Jprald assist her from
the carriage with , what looked 10 his
jealous eyes like iui embrace, ahd iis
she turned to'eiiter the house he gave
her the flowers. She tossed tlieiu Into
the shrubbtry dl.dnlnfuly. "I d"n't
want the withered things." She "aid.
Gordon gathered one rose froni the
apparently despised bouquet and ptao
ed It In a book, ns If he had need of
n tok.en by whloh to remember this
one night.
In the .meantime Bess. In her room,
was pressing his card to her Hps with
tears, and Inarticulate murmurlngs.
Two years Inter Gordon McFarland
sat In his olllee writing. It wns after
business hours, but he hnd remained
to think out certain points' in quiet and
solitude.
Turning In his chair, ho picked up
(bo telephone receiver.
"I will cnll .Jones and find out what
he knows nbout this business," bo
soliloquized. He was on the point of
calling, "Hello, central!" when the
sound of. his own on me arrested bis
attention. "That's tho nuisance of a
pnrty line," ho muttered. He bad no.
Intention of listening, but how could
he help If when he heard bis own name
in that well remembered voice?
"Oh. Gordon Mcl''nrand? Well. If
you'll never, never breathe It I'll tell
you. He took me to n ball. and. yes,
Grace, ho left me to get home as best
1 could.
"No; certainly I don't think ho was
to blame It must havo been some of
Davy's mischief. : '
"Yes; of course Davy denied it, but 1
know It wns. Gordou would not have
done It unless he thought he was Justi
fied. ,
"Whut's thnt? Did 1 really care?'
Well, yes, 1 did, iyidl don't care if
you do know It.
"No. po; we weren't engaged. He
was so. bashful.,
"What's that? Encourage blm.? I
I did. I tried to moke blm Jealoiis of
that abominable Gerald Stone, and
nnd I succeeded. That's bow It all
happened.
"Yes, that's so. It, Isn't the thing to
talk secrets over a phone. Those hor
rid operators always do listen. Well,
coodbyl Come over In the mornlng-
81M Fourth street, you remember, (Jootl
ulght!"
Gordon called in hurriedly before she
could hang up, "Hello, Bessie!,"
,'Well. what Is It. Since?"
"Thlf Im not (Si are. Bessie' 1
"Gordon MrKiirliind:" The exclam.i
tlpn was one f dlKiiin.wd surprise.
"Yes. I. have recovered from -uij
bnnhfulucsH Will you, murry lue now
Heinle''" , , ' '
"Indeed I will not! You're Jus( toi
awful! You INtenvd.'"
1 couldn't help li. and I'm glad I
didn't try. Don't you bang up that re
ceiver or I'll be there vvltliln ten niln
utes." he threatened.
"Then I'll hang It lip If yon want
an answer to that question come ntid
get It." And he heard the receiver
clang ns It reached the book.
Choice East Front Building Lots.
Fivo choipo east front residence
lots on South Ivy street; nil the ad
vantages of Oakdale avenue "without
tho exponso." Investigate these lots;
they are close in and can be hnd on
rcnsonnblo terms. Inquiro nt 244 S.
Grape street. 205
30 -Acre Orchard
Two miles from Medford; all
good fcoil, plnntod to Kowtowq nnd
Spitzonbcrg npples, Comico, Bosc
ind IIowel penrs. Trees nro 5
years of ago and nro in fiijo con
dition. Price $500 per Acie
Tnking everything, into consid
eration, tho fine character of tho
soil, tho ngo nnd condition' of .tho
trees, and its nearnoss to Aled
ford, thorp is nothing in tho valley
oquiil to this ns n bargain. Lot us
show you this trnot.
W. T. York
West Main St., opp. Hotel Mooro
For the Best
in harness, saddles, whips,
oiscs, tents, blankets, wag
on sheets, axle grease and
gall cure, as well as all kinds
of custom work, see
J. C. Smith
314 E; Main.
MA HIRERS
COMPASS
Littlfc Known of the, Real Origin of
the Instrument.
ITS USE BY THE CHINESE.
This Wonderful People Knew of1 the
Magnetic Neede Long Before the
Christian Era The Claims of Glola,
the Pilot, and the Credit Due Him.
, Much Interest must forever attucb to
the discovery of that valuable Instru
ment the mariner's compass, and yet
there are few subjects .concerning
which less Is known. For n period the
honor of .the Invention .wua uscrlbcd to
Glola, a pilot, born at t'asltano, a
small village situated near Auialll,
nbout the end of the thirteenth cen
tury. Ills claims, however", havo been
disputed.
Much learning nnd labor havo beeh
bestowed upon the subject of the dls-.
covery. .it has bqen maintained by ono
class that even the Phoenicians, wero
thet Inventors, by another that tho
G nicks and Romans had a knowledge
of it- Such notions, however, have
been completely refuted.
One passage, nevertheless, of n re
markable character occurs In the works
of Cardinal de V'itty, bishop, of rtole
mats, lu Sytfa, Ue went , to. Palestine
during the four.tb crusade, about the
year 1204. He returned afterward to
Europe apd subsequently back to, the
Holy t.aud, where ho wrote his work
entitled' "Hlstorin Orientalist" ns near
ly as 'can be determined, between the
years 1215 nnd 1220. In chapter 01
of that work he has this singular pas
sage: "The Iron needle, after contact wHh
the loadstone, constantly turns to' the
north star, which, at thp uxls of tho
firmament, romuins lmmovnblc while
tho others revolve, apd benco It is es
sentially necessary to those navigat
ing on the ocean."
These words nre as explicit ,as they
are extraordinary. They state a fact
and announce a' use. Tho thing, there
fore,, which essentially constitutes the
compass must have been Luowti' long
before the birth of Glola. In addition
to this fact, there. Is another penally
fatal to hs claim as the original dls- I
I'lntrii'i.
It Is now settled beyond n doubt
that the Chinese were acquainted with
the compass, long before the Europe
an's. . It Is certain that thero are allu
sions "to the magnetic needle' In' the
tradlloiar!,v, period of Chinese history,
nbout 'Imhki years before Christ, and n
still, more credible, account of It Is
found In the reign or ChlilgWnngof the
Chow' dynasty; before Christ 1 1 14..
All this, however, may be granted
without In the least impairing the Just
claims, of Glola to the gratitude of man
kind. The truth appears to be that
the position of Glola In relation to tle
compass, was precisely that of AVatt In
relation to the steam engine thp cle
ment existed; he augmented Its utility.
The compass used by the marluers
in the Mediterranean during the
twelfth and thirteenth centuries was
n very uncertain nnd unsatisfactory
apparatus. It consisted only of a mag
netic needle flontlug in a vase or basin
by means of two struws on a bit of
pork supporting it on tho surface of
the water.
The compass used by the Arabians
In tho thirteenth century wns an. In
strumcnt of oxnetly t lie same descrip
tion. , Now. the inconvenience nnd In
efOctcncy of such an apparatus are ob
vious. Tho ngltntlou of the ocean and
thp tossing of the vessel inlght render
It useless in a moment.
nut Glola placed the magnetized
needle on n pivot, which permits It to
turn to nil sides with facility. lAfter
ward It was attached to a card divided
Into thirty-two points, called rose de
vents, nnd !then the box cnntnlnlng It
was suspended lu sued) a manner that,
however the vessel might be tossed,
It Would always romulu horizontal.
Electrical Engineer.
Stung. '
The old gentleman went Into the par
lor the other night nt, the witching
hour of 10:30 nnd found the lights nut
and his daughter had n dear friend
enjoying n tete-n-tete In a corner by
the window.
'Evangeline." said the old man stern
ly, "Ibis Is senntjalous!"
"Yes. papa," she answered sweetly,
"It Is candleless because times nro
hard. Lights cost so much Ferdinnnd
nnd I said we would get ulon with
the starlight."
And pnpa turned abotif In Speech
less nimmniet)t anil tried to walk out
of the room throusb u panel In the
wall paper. Exchange.
Tho Difference.
"Fniher." snld little Hollo. '"What Is
the difference between farming nnd
agrlvultureV
"(l4 my son. for forming you neeit
a plow nnd n harrow and a lot pt other
Imnlements. nnd for ncrleulture all
you need Is n pencil nnd a piece of
pnper,"-.va8uington star.
The Men In Mis Oven.
"How came such a greasy piess In
tlw oven?" said a fidgety old spinster
to her maid of all work.
"Why." replied the glr. "tbe.candjM
fell Into the water, and I put them Into'
the oven to dry." London Tatler.
Mildew, . I
An easy method ;of reiovrig mH
dew Ir to place the article In a warm
oven, for a few moments nud then
brush It.
When yon forget thero nre others
vou arc nenrlng n burned .trldge.
COMBINATION RANGE
BOILER INSULATOR AND
HOT FIRELESS COOKER
i
omy.,
J. W. WHITNEY
Office in Aikin Plumbing Oo.'s N re, Medford.
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rjTriTTTnrarrTn a -vtt cittttt matut i vt
I TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED.
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Office in Jackson County Bank, Upstairs
APPLES AND PEARS AND ALL KINDS OI'
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
YAKIMA VALLEY NURSERY
Largest Commercial Nursery in the Pacific North
west. Not in the. combine. Competes with all fiibt
class nurseries.
L. E. HOOVER, Agent
J M E D F O R D ,
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W'f make any Uuiil and Style of windows. Wo carrv
tfluss f any si?.e on hand.
Medford Sash & Door Co.
When we suggest that you
Toast Your Pread
On Breakfast . Table
Wo do not mean that you should eat off
the stove toast
With an Electric Toaster
and have crisp, brown, delicious toast
! costs lc per meal to operate. We"
have the best toaster on the market for
sale at $4.50. Clean, appetizing, sanitary
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
Succeisors to Qopdor Water & Power Co.
Containing ' two indispensable
luxuries and' two sources of econ
,
Call and 'let us .demonstrate its
merits.' ' ' '
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Harris & Co.
O R E CJ- O N
RESOLVED
The best resolution for you
to mnko is to cpmo to us for
your next suit, f you want
something out of the ordinary.
Wo do tho best work nnd charge
the lowest prices.
W. W. EIFERT
THE PBOOEUSSIVi TAIL OK
Tom iUfifhn
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