Til 15 iMIODKOIM.) MAIL TIMBUNIO, ftHSlJFOIED, OlfW'OX, MONDAY, XOVlOArP.iOK. 20, 1900.
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OIL MAN 13 STARTED
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AUSTIN. Tex.. .Nov. 20. Tim I rial
V.. I). ('li"ii..woili dl' Ktiw'iu is hi of llonry Clay fiurco, iiiillionuiru oil
Mi'illoiil ImiKiii M It or bn-uifn mill- magnate, itiiottNuil oi! perjury ,11 con-,
turn. nmttion with tint diwiling of the Wn
F. ('. Tultli" fifl'iiion, dr., ii iiiiiniiif tum-l'iureo Oil company wn Ik-kiiii
(Iiom making a lui'iitioii in Southern Intro today, ,
OnKon. i Pierce niiiilu a hiinl Unlit t avoid i
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Mi li. IVOIiy, ill-., Mlipi'I'llllUIKIUIIl Ol ( l.'OIIllllg I" lllllli I1HVINH illllli-u in. i
lilt) Rogue Hivor l-ili linlehory, re rune lo (ho United Stolon Aiipieino
tliriit'il to Klk crock .Moinlny inoiii- couit in hi content ngiiinl uxtrmli
ing. .Mr. Kelly Muled that iiiniioili- tion. Ho in known n one of llin
ittii Mon will ha taken to repair llio inont prominent oil iiiiikiiiiIch in the
rnvtigoa of I'tho Into Morm at (ho 'country anil In alleged to havo been
f govoriitiiiiut plant. allied with tho standard Oil company
4 .1. V. I.nnca of (IrantH Piim wan a in many of its duals.
Alcdford viMtor Sunday. " -
.Mr. and Mr. A. C. Joy of Jack "LAND OF NOD" SOON
'i.onlllo wuru rogiMoiod at tho Ho AT MEDFORD THEATER
tol .Moore Sunday. ' -
t dim WiIhoii of ClranU Van wan, Hotindud on tho north hy the Sea
In .Mod find Sunday. , of Sentiment, on the south hy tho
Floyd (I. Whit llci of Ashland upent I.nku of Laughter, on the wont hy tho
? Saturday night with .Mudford I'ri U. I lillw of Harmony and on lln cant by
Andrew .lolduo, the well-known i tho MountniiiH oOIirth, det.urihe the
t niliior, ii in .M ml ford from llutton, jniUHicul oxIraviiKiiur.a, "Tho Land of
- 0 I. Nod," which couicn to the .Mcdford
.Mr. and .Mr. .1. C. Doiiiih of KJaut-, theater on .Monday, December 0.
. th Full niH in Mudloid. ' The prodiiotion Ir one of tho larj-
J. .M. Alnutt of Ahlaud made oM mnmonl organization on tour.,
Modford da liiminoM vUll Saturday While it in four year old, the oriiiil
night and Sunday. -'M roniiiiiin nlinowt the ino uml in-
O. A. Iluhliani wa in .Medford loltido math well-known names an
from hi Hutte Creek ranch Monday. Kaox Wikon, Neil .MsNVil, Anna .Me
O. II. I'. VnorlilffM mid wife, who Nahh, Kloronco Sinnott, Dorothy HI
Imvu ben vlHililtiir relative and , Ii, Claude Lighlner, Willin ui.Moricnn.
frtwul in .Miuouri, relumed to Mod- Nelnon Riley and Robeit I.a Londe.
ford (hi week. i ; ;
Tin. W. T. U. .n. prpnr.d j I'loiUTIo.N .notich.
tt'ciHl iiiojimiii for "Mnllitfi' day,"
Tho inwliuir i lo l held nt the home ; To w,,ol, 11 "'"
of Dr. Mvrtlc S. I.ockwood on liml j "'' Inturoat'ln M.tfont
.Mnla utreet. All mother re ui-ued I twwii and IMkrry to J.it.iri
to he proncm, whether von are a 1 ,,,lrfih' lrtiwrnlili oxLMi.tr I.e.
"White Uil.houer" or not. You nre1tw"'" w,itz"' ,,u'1 "lv"t,lf ' ,,cr',
H-elcou.e. The time i .'I o'clock. i hy '""'v,"l " outin.ni.llin
Mm- m i.......i t iu..b......-tti.. i aceouai are oue uif? nfw una uo
MI"i i IIIll i I Iff
m FOLLY A8 IT FLIES
Net Profit. The Youno ltti "
j -JSLis W7 w 1
I x - hr.e.' A I
JV ' J Tcnrlfr-ThlPty-tlircc c; nt CO
To Make Women More
iShapely and Comfortable
"f!oHl tiiortiltiK, Sitwklehoy, !!..
In liulinV"
"Oh, ll' all Iol no profit, now.i
dfiyn! Why. only .vcJterday wlfey'n
mother got tnitKlcil up In n net."
"Well, tlint'n net profit. Imi't lr?"
is the Mission of Mino. Pctrco, tho New York La Orocquo
export corsi'tit'i't' who will, bpginniiig today advise each
woman who may call on her as to the proper model for her
particular figure.
Her export knowledge is invaluable to you in selecting
a corset that will most impovc your figure and give you
style and comfort.
Por one week beginning tomorrow.
Tom It r--ThlrijM !;( ;
cent pr dozen 'I worn
ltlll-OiittiiBwu, I cull It.
Qtrenuou Treatment.
Can't Beit o Wcmsii.
.iHckooitville
yvnn n .Medford vinitor Monday.
Kditor 1'attiitou of the Central
Point Herald wiim in Mcdford on hu
!iio Monday.
Mr. uml Mm. It. It. Head, who have
linon hero for the pant two woekn,
IooUIiik over tho vnlley, left Monday
oveuliiK for I'ortlitud on IiiihIuohh,
and may rontlauu tholr Journey to
Seattle. They will return In a few
day, however, nn they havo already
inndo arratiKeinentH for tho purrhnno
of a ptero of deHtrnliln property, and
Intend to become permanoat real
deatn of Southern OreRon.
T. I.. Ilohnrt, a prominent citizen
of Tnlont, wni In Modford Monday
lookliiK after hUNlnoHfi mattorti
,tMr. and .Nfr. Hjchard Calder have
left for Homo throo Aionths' ntay on
the wet-t nide of tho valley.
Henry Stillmnn of upper Little
Bntto creel; in in Modford on a shoit
ltusineHH viwit.
William II. ("onncr of Hit Mutto i
fipeiidinj a few dayn in Medford on
hiirdnoHH
Ii. K. Whiting Inn returned from
a vtNit in Millie Point with hin fam
ily. The waft condition of the V. & Iv
track Iiaa somowhat interfered with
their ruuniuc Hohedule.
Tho hridifo nerosti Hear creek has
been entirely replauked hy tho coun
ty and is in much bettor condition
for traffic.
William Davis in ereetiuc a new
hoiiHo on the eiiHt nide, to replace the
one recently destroyed hy fire.
Tho Oregon Granite ooinpauy ha
neat its erew of outtorH to tho ipiar
rios, iih the roadx arc too soft for
freighting hIoiio.
Cleorgu WIlHon of Grants I'nBS
waw a recent Modford vlHltor.
I P. Whittle of AHhland Is visit
ing In Mcdford.
U. M. Whitman of Hnglo Point
ppont Sunday la Medford.
M. ItohavHky of Kugeno ta visiting
frlumlH In Modford.
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Dounco of
Klamath Kails Is visiting in Modford,
aiMumo all ludobteduoft a to I nut
mim. j. :ionni:s.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
Mrx. Lifiiiljo Doan' yo' liiifibond lub
yo' I'ny mo'? Ho used to say for a
good wife yo was Ie record .
Mrs. Samlio Vans,, en now ho cornea
Lome en tries to beat de record.
Wai Put Out.
nst nua! far the least mcnoy at
tho Spot cafe.
Ella Gnunyaw, public stenographer, '
room 4, Pain: buildinc.
Orders for sweet cream or butter
milk promptly filled. Phono the
creamery.
Medford, Oregon: Thi3 certifies
that we have sold Hall's Texas Won
der for the cure of all kidney, blad
der and rheumatic trpublos for ten
years, and bnve never had a com
plaint. It gives quick and permanent
relief. CO days' treatment in each bot
tle. Medford Pharmncv. !
IN FASHION'S REALM.
Girl Are Wearing th Hudion-Fulton
Caps 8llvar Fringe on WaUti.
Clrls have taken ciithiixlutitlciilly tc
the long iiipe uiiide of brlulit bluu
cloth on Hod the Hudson Pulton. The
cloth U rouuh and heavy, uml the capo
Is Intended for service. The facings
are the feature. They are about two
Inches wide and extend from collar to
hem, some being pale blue, others
bright apple green. The high straight
collar Is the regulation navy one In
blue velvet, with gold mars. There
are gold buttons down tho front and
long openings well stitched at the sides j
for the hands, j
Home of the yokes and collars miuU ,
of net nre lined with gold or sliver tls
"Oeorge never tells me a word about
his business,"
"Neither does my husband. Hut
when I wnnt to find out I Invite some
i company, and he lets out everything."
HUNDREDS HAVE NARROW
ESCAPE IN COAL MINE
MAKIOK. III., Nov. 21). Reports
this aftornoon pay that' ouo man is
lcad and 100 othors had narrow os
capos from death when miners struck
n gas pocket in a mino north of hero.
The fiit nows reaching tho city
fnid that a kocoiu! Cherry disaster
had occurred and caused great ex
citement. Information front the.
pooiie is slow in coming through, and
.furthor details are not known now.
OAKLAND MAN ARRESTED
FOR VIOLATING BETTING LAW
OAKLAND, Cal., Nov. 20. Oco.
Drown, also known as oCJorgo .elln
aky, wuh held by Pollco Judge Sam
uels today to answer In tho superior
court to tho chnngo of violating tho
Valkor-OtlH antl-bettlng bill.
13, P, Mnrtln, a bookmaker, who
wan aroatod with Drown on a point
complaint, wan dismissed by Judgo
RamunlH, It was alleged that Drown
was oinplnyod by Martin but tho
court hold that thoro was no ovl
doro to Hhow that tho money placod
In Drown's hands wan turned ovor
to Martin,
This Is tho first tost caso as tho
result of tho rnco mooting at Rmory
vlllo undor tho now antl-raco-bottlng
law. i
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Mrs. niacl; To' husband doan' take
in tali Interest In baseball, do be. Mrs,
Drown' Now, my husband am always
talklu' about dc home plate.
Mrs. Drown Huh! I)e only plate
mah husband talks about am de din
ucu plate.
Perfectly Correct.
A fANCV ni.ODSli
sue. at' I iieh f silver frlngo ap
pears ut tlir top uf the collar and Ir
the loo os, This I n very new fash
ion. . in' g t.iv. ooulh and In tiny putts
will bo M'oti more . ml more as the sea
sou adviuioux.
Tho blouse closed at tho side Is very
smart this season. The model Illus
trated Is of leaf green luessallue. with
trimmings of bluok Mitlu and yoke of
cream lace. .11 OK.' CIIOI.I.r'T.
Thin Mny Mniilnn pnUmi U mit In slxuj
fl'ONI .ii III I;' lllCllO llUHt IIUMKUIt'. Sonil
10 OitlltH to tills oIIIck, Klvllli tltltlllidl'. ttin,
uml It will I io rimi0.y forwiuilixl lo you
.liy miuU. If In umo Nenil at) tuUll'.lonui
two runt vtiiii) for lottor iotatio, wlilcti
Imhiho.h initio iioiiiit ilollvi'ry.
'That fellah De Whit Is vewy llllt
ewate. Isn't he? l.nwst night I heah l
him say, l don't know nothlm.' "
"Ah. yes! I had Just asked him If
he was acquainted with you."
Not Fastidious.
Grace That player got augry when
he hit three times at the ball and
missed It.
Frauk Yes; be dops seem put out.
Hard Hit.
Too Laic to Classify.
FOR SALE Stock rnnch, ,200 acres,
10 miles east of Eagle Point. Box
C07. 222
WANTED Man and wife for family
of two; man to care for lawn and
chores, woman ns cook and house
work. Call at Condor Water &
Power Co., office, Medford. 210
LOST Gold buckle, enameled in
black and white. Reward if return
ed at once. Mrs. A. E. Foster, care
Mail Tribune office. 216'
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
45 N. Bartlett st. 218
WANTED Schoolgirl to work for
board. 1518 W. Main st. 220
WANTED Lady who wishes a good
steady position to do pressing and
, sewing. Good position and calary
to right party. Pantorium Dye
Works, No. 5 North Fir street.
219
WANTED To buy a good Jersey
cow. Address P. O. box 361. 220
Notice.
Owing to the fact that our Christ
mas postals are coming in and we
are orowded for room to disDlay them
wo will offer all postals at a 20 per
I cent discount for one day only, Sat
urday, November 13. This will af
ford a good opportunity for you to
lay in a supply for future corre
sponding nt n price thnt will pay you.
"Dls paier sen dat Teddy Itoosovelt's Look ovor our Christmas goods that
publishers give him a dollar a word." aro coming in. It is n ploasure to
"Dat's uothlu. I wunst got ('- a how them.
word when I sassed do judge.'
The Reaion.
Remember, $1 worth of postals
will only cost you 80 cents next Sat
urday. The Blue Jay Postal Shop. 331 E.
Main st., up stairs. Frank H. Hull,
proprietor.
When tho remaining ton lots In
Walnut Park aro sold lot 10, block 1,
I will be given away,
nor about It.
Sco L. D. War-209
Soliloquy of tho Pole.
I'm discovered
At Inst,
After cuimii'lcs
Past.
Hut why all tills
Mens?
Why nwil bo
This funs?
I linvo stood here
Alonu
Whllo tlto world yoars
llnvo llown,
liuon comfy
And nice,
Kept well imokeri
In Ice.
Hut why all
This row?
What do thoy
Want now?
Thoy marched up,
These men,
Then nmrcliod down
Again.
Unltlmore Aroerlcajt,
Tho Heiress (In a rage) Leave my
presence or I shall make you miall.
The Duke (smiling) I'm not particu
lar about the quail, miss, I'd be satis
tied with a ham sandwich.
Miss Hippo Mr. Mouk Is a multi
millionaire and the catch of the season.
Why did you Jilt him?
Miss tilraiTe He seemed lacking In
affection. He never even put his arm
around my neck and kissed mo once.
Should Havo Known Better.
A Bio Practice. i feSjL vflfy? yV
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You say his sou Is a profos
Tho Codtlsh-Ono of your puppies
You Can Buy
N. Y. Pippin
Spitz
Bartlett
Bosc
Cornice
Winter Nelis
Direct from tho GHOWEHS. Ab
solutely Reliable and Dependable
Stock growu by Nurserymen who
know how. Wrlto us for prices
boforo signing a contract.
NORTHWEST NURSERY.
COMPANY
18 13, Yakima Ave.,
North Vaklma, Wash.
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RESOLVED
The best resolution for yon
to make is to come to us for
your next suit, if yod want
something out of the ordinary.
We do the best work and charge
the lowest prices.
W. W. EIFERT
THE PEOORUSS1VB TAH,p
J. E E.NTART. President
JOHN S ORTII, Cashier
J. A. PERKY, Vice-President
W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS $10,000
Safety boxes for rent. A general Banking Business transacted.
We solicit your patronage.
The Bungalow Rink
Open Every Afternoon from 2 Until 5 P. M.
Evening from E:30 Until 1"0 o'CIock.
ADMISSION FREE. SKATES 25c.
W. A. ROBBINS, Proprietor
The Best
AT THE
Rex Market
Huth & Pech Props. Phone32 71
Savoy Theatre
Tonight
THE TWO MR. WHITES (Full of Fun).
HE FELL IN LOVE WITH HIS WIFE (Clever Comedy).
HIS LOST LOVE (A Biograph Drama.
ONE DIME.
LOOK
Let mo mnko a monogram fob for you, individual and dhtinctitvo in
design, or mako any kind or des'gn of jowolry in gold or Bilvar.
Watch for announcement of ohai go of location soon in more spaclotw
and modern qunrtors.
- GEO. A BUTT,
The Watchmaker and Jeweler, 135 West Main Street, Corner of Grape,
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