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13. V. Or'nlimil, tllo rrhniicct 'r1"-1
hetiB grower, Is lu Mcitfonl on liust-
Banltary French Dry Clwmlng
Works.
Mrs. 13. v. Cnrder returned Snt
iinlny from n fow days' v'olt with
hprMsbnnd'nt Dorliy.
'failles, ''liavo your suit mn'dov toy
tho Berlin Ladles' Tailoring Co., at
Central Tolnt, Or. 1T3
Mr. and Mrs. Hnuklns. of Gallon,
Ohio, were In Mcdford over Sunday.
These people, woro hero looking for
n dcfltrablo location In which to lo
cate. Buy your winter's wood cheap now.
$4. GO mr cord. Gold Hay Ko.-ilty Co.
Mrs. KMma' Sharp of- Dos Molnos,
Iowa, Is In Mcdford for a visit to
her Jirothor, ,1V M. Wilson and fam
ily ,
At thofSIgn of Yo Nifty.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Ilruco came in
Sunday frpni their splendid home
stead, near Butto Falls, nnd on Mon
day,, Mrs. Britco lqft for n month or
Blx weeks' visit with Spokane friends.
Loland Holbrook, of Albany, who
hav ticen spending his vacation In
Medfofd, returned to his home this
morning.
Chlneso Sacred Lilies and Japanese
air plants at Broadley's. Phono
B181. , , -
Dr. J. P. Iteddy was In Glendale
over Sunday on business.
Buy your winter's wood cheap now,
$4.r.Q per cord. Gold Kay Itcalty Co.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Bitter of Loiir
Beach. Calir. were in Med ford over
Sunday.
Buy your winter's wood cheap now.
J4.G0 per cord. Gold ltay llealty Co.
Mrs. Edith Grigsby came in from
Butto Kails Sunday, and loft Monday
morning for a visit with relatives a
Tolo. t
See It. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, over Jackson County bank.
L. D. Burdlct and family left Sat
urday for a visit with Portland rela
tives. Buy your winter's wood cheap now.
$4.50 per cord. Gold Bay Realty Co.
Mr. and Mrs. a S. Estcll of Wood
vlllc, spent Sunday In Medford.
S. A. Novell, ladies' tailor. Room
15, P. O. Bullulng. 174
J. W. Lane ot Gold Hill was
Bi one Medford friends Saturday.
Banltary French Dry Cleaning
Work.,.
Attorney G. V?.- Cherry, Is erecting
a flno bungalow home on his prop
erty, near the city reservoir. It Is to
cost about $2500 and J. Q. A. Farth
ing Is building it.
Wo are now buying Winter Nell?
poors. Sea us before selling. Pro
ducers' Fruit Co.
Mr. and Mrs. R. . Smith were in
Medford Saturday from their home
In Gold Hill..
II. L. Neall is In Grants Pass today
pn business.
Carkln & Taylor (John IL Car kin,
Glenn O. Tayior), attorney-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford. "
Rev. Adams, an evangelist for the
Christian church, left this mowing
for tho north. He preached to a
largo audiqneo In the Christian
church in this city yesterday.
Irish crochet lesson books at The
Handicraft Shop. No. 20 North Cen
tral. 170
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Petorman of Un
ion, Oregon, arrived in tho city and
will visit hero with P. R. Smith and
family of 51 Beatty street.
Exclusive designs in handmade
jewelry at Tho Handicraft Shop. 20
North Central. 170
Mrs. W. L. Brazeo of aJcksonvIlle
returned from Portland. She was ao.
coinpanied home by her bother-In-law,
Mrs. W. Brazeo.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Brnlnerd, September t4h, a son.
The ladles or tho Catholic church
will sofyo dinner Wednesday and
Thursday, October 4 and 5, In the
store room formerly occupied by tho
Nicholson Hardware company. Tho
dinner will bo served from 11 to 3.
Prlco 50 coats. 1C9
C. Walker, the real estale man, s
lit A.khlnnfl today on "business. "
.Mr. and Mrs. Q. M.Barnet,t left this
morning for Sacramento.
Tho Pacific & Eastern is selling
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one-third round trip rates to Mod
ford from all ticket station on account
of tho fair, commencing Tuesday.
The lai'les oriSt. An's Society of
the nCtholIc church will servo a chick
en dinner' at noon Wednesday and
Thursday, October 4 and 5, In tho
building formerly occupied by the
Nicholson Hnrdwaro store. Prlco RQc.
Tho ladles of tho Altar Society of
the Catholic church served tea In the!
hall on Oakdale nrcnuo from 3 to 5
p. in. Wednesday. Mri. C. Burgess.
Mrs. Bare and Miss Brass served.
Buy your winter's wood cheap now.
J4.&0 rcr cord. Gold Buy Realty Cp.
Twelve acre fruit aad alfata land
for sale. Call on Cy Carey. Talent,
Orcsan. ,
At the Sign of Ye Nitty.,
, , W. II. Aldeuhagcn's automobile
party, en route to Crater l.ake, are
reported to bo tied up at the En
yart placo on Rogue river, with a
crippled car,
New International Encyclopedia
Dictionary, three volumes; Just what
is needed by teacher or student for
sale at a batgaln. Address, Falrvtaw,
Jacksonville.
Rev. Ev O. Eldrldgo preached two
splendid sermons at the M. E. church
Sunday. The church was filled to Its
capacity In the morning and nearly so
at tho evening services. Rev. El
dridge Is tho new pastor who comes
here from Roseburg. It his pennons
of Sunday may bo taken as a sample
of "what the good people are to listen
to for tho nest twelve mouths, a much
larger placo of worship will be an ab
solute necessity.
Buy your winter's wood cheap now.
$4.50 per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Lowry of Law
ton. Oklahoma, have been the guests
of Mr. and Mre. J. A. Pearl, left Sun
day for Klamath Falls. Mr. Lowry
Is a retired merchant ot Lawton and
will return to lecato in the valley.
Ladles, If you want your hair made
into fashionable coiffure please bring
It to me. I also color and buy hair,
Mrs. L. L. Reame, 246 Oakdale ave
nue, Medford, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pearl were.
County Treasurer and Mrs. Crone-
Biiller's guests at dinner at their Jack
sonville home Sunday.
J. C. Schmidt has both phones in
stalled In tho old Davis warehouse
and will bo glad to quote you prices
on all kinds of feed and poultry sup
plies. Mrs. aMrtha Muldoom ot 230 North
Ivy street returned this morning from
a visit to Portland. Sho was accom
panied home by her daughter, Mrs,
McLean, and her son, Lawrence J,
Muldoon.
Look! look! the largest catch ot
than over before in Mcdford. All this
week Halibut, black ?od and ling cod
10c per lb.; selva smelt, 12 l-2c lb.;
red salmon, 15c lb.; sturgeon cat fish,
18c lb.; spring chickens, 20c; fresh
creamery butter, 30c; flno steel cut
coffe, 30c lb. Fresh shipment of tin
ninhaddy Just arrived. Also fresh
fish at the Fish Market Just arrived
clams and oysters. Messier & Kent-
worthy.
The dance to ho given by the K.
of P. boys tomorow night will be at
their ball Instead of at the Natatorlum
as was first given out.
A. C. Allen and family and Prof,
and Mrs. P. J. O'Gara left this morn
ing for Klamath county. They will
go first to Mr. Allen's houso boat, at
Rock Point, and after enjoying a sev
eral days' cruise about tho lake they
will tlo up at Wlldwood, Mr. Allen'8
summer home, where they will re
main several weeks.
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When Harry Davis Walks Forth
from Penitentiary October 6 He
Will be Immediately Me-arrestctl
on Second Charge.
Constable SiiiRler will leave Moil
ford Tuesday for Snlcm to servo n
warrant of arrest on llnrry DivvU
for forgery.
Davis, on October Cth. will hvr
served a two .veur' term in the )on
jtcntiury for n forgery committed in
Jackson, county.
There, wns another foiycry com
mitted hi Medford by Davis nt tin.
time the one whs emmuitted foi
which he wns convicted, but this
scooud one did not, como to Hunt
until after lie had been sentenced
for the first offense. Wnrner. Wort
man & Gore were the victims of tin
Inst forgery nnd the amount of tho
chock forjied was for $S1.70.
Constable Singler will ho nt the
prison door to servo the second war
rant, on October 0th, when Dnvis
shall have paid the penalty for lit
first offense by two years imprisonment.
ALL WRONG.
The .MMakc It Made by .Many Med
font Citizen.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDBIJTiaCERS
Itay FboBe M71
Night Pbome F. W, Weoks S071.
A, PL Orr, NH,
LADX ASSISTANT.
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JOHN A PFRI
Undertaker and Eutbalmer
3ucces3or to tho undertaking de- J
; Offlco 28 South Ilartlctt Street
Telephones: day, Boll 471; night
realdonco, Bell 473. Homo 179-L.
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Unit answered tught or uay
AMUlJIANCJi) SKItVIOK
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W. C T. U. CONVENTION'.
Medford, October 5-10.
TJelegatea from every portion of
our stato will arlvo in Mcdford this
coming week to attend tho state con
vention of tho W. C. TT. U. aStur
day evening will be a most Interest
Ing debate. Question: "Should tho
Orcgou women be Enfranchised?" by
Mesdames Addltou, Sbeeth, Harford,
and Booker.
Every woman in Medford and vi
cinity should hear this lecture.
Oon't mistake the cause of back
ache. To bo cused you must know the
cause.
It Is wrong to Imagine rolief Is
cure.
Backache is kidney ache.
You must euro tho kidneys.
A Medford resident tells you how.
Mrs. William Charley, Grape street,
Medford, Oregon, says: "The publlo
statement I gave In pralso ot Doau's
Kidney Pills In 1907, still holds
good. I occasionally tako this rem
edy and find that It keeps my kldd
neys In proper working order. A
fall was the cause o( kidney com
plaint with me. The kidney secre
tions were unnatural and sometimes
I had such acute pains in my back
that I could hardly bend over. I did
not sleep well and despite tho use of
plasters, liniments and remedies ot
various kinds, I continued to suffer.
While In that. condition, Doan'a Kid
ney Pills woro brought to my atten
tion and procuring a box at Haskins
Drug Store, I commenced using them
In about two weeks I felt better and
tho contents of four boxes made me
well, I .have recommended Doan'n
Kidney Pills to many other people."
For sale by all dealers. PrJco 50
cents. Foster-Mllbum Co., Buffalo,
New York, sola agents for tho Unit
ed States.
Remember tho name Doan's
and take no other.
Violin Sinker.
Repairing of all stringed Instru
ment8. Violin repairing a specialty.
Corner of 8th and Central avenue.
177 , CHAS, HARRIS.
NOTICE.
Sept. 2S. 1011.
Notice Is I erpby given that I, tho
undersigned, will not be responsible
for any debts hereafter contracted!))"
my wife, Georgia Firehaugh.
Signed, J. L. FIREHAUGH.
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Haskins for Health.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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WANTED Will locato a party on
1C0 acres government land eleven
mjles from Medford. Box r.22. P.
O. ICO
WANTED AGENTS One of tho best
selling articles on tho coast; $10
return for every $2 invested; eith
er sex. Mack Blowers, Gojd Ipll,
Ore.
FOR RENTHouBokeopIng rooms, 2
or-3 In Biilto. 108 E. 14th sticct.
Phono C0C2. ' 171
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Office of the City Treasurer.
Medford, Oregon, Sept. S9, 1911.
Notice 4s hereby given that there
aro funds ou hand In tho city treas
ury for tho redemption of outstand
ing city warrents issued ngalnst the
following funds:
Warrants No. 1 and 2, on Lateral
No. 9, T)lst. No. 11.
Warrant No. 1, on Lateral No. 10,
Dlst. No. 11.
Warrant No. 1 on Lateral No. 8,
Dlst. No, C.
Interest on tho name will cease
after tho above dato.
. L. h. JACOBS,
167 City Treasurer.
Glean Up Your
Stomach
And (las, Houhu-, ni.luch, Head-
uches itHtfjlf-ul lit ojmt.JWIll tlo.
, Jf yo(u really want Tclcan, Bweot,
pure s'tomacli, free .from gas, sour-
new apd distress, go to Chan. Strang
today and get a 50-ccnt box of MI
OJ.VA Stomach, Tablets.
, Tako, these little tablct& acordlng
to directions and If at tho end of n
week you aro i)Ot brighter, stronger
an (J more vigorous, Just say so and
got your money back.
For heaviness after eating, eructa
tion, lieartburn and taht distressed
feollrjg, JII-O.-NA Stomach Tablets
wllj glyo rqljof In flvo mlnutos,
Largo 'box of MI-0,NA STOMACH
TABLETS, P0 cents at Chas. Strang's
and druggists everywhere.
Alltns In Mdlevl Time.
Medieval England had rough nnd
ready way of Injuring the good behav
ior of alien. According to tho Sax
From Uecoti to Uccnn by null,
Tho completion of tho first railway
which made It possible, to go by rail
from tho Atlantic to tho Paclllc vn
.. v, -. "" - " - cl,ei,rtod Mn.v 10. 1S(U). when 11 gold
on law ot frankpledge, which remained , .. . ,,,, ,,. ,, ,.i.... At
In force until KU0. no "tiu.-dolor might (u, j0u,. of t, central l'acllle itud
entertain a foreigner longer than ' tJitloit l'acllle nt Promontory. Utah
day nnd a nlgbl iinles:" he uiidgrtook to ' The iicono wns comincmorHtod by Urol
nnwer for his guest's behavior. No Unrte In a pocpi and proscrved for tho
foreigners were allowed to keep hotels; ndintrntlon of the fu'uro by n iiiiimnIvi'
In London. Some luvamo uitturnllxnl J painting which wns reproduced lu mi
In order to qualify for this privilege.) engraving: which had wide popularity
Even those were not suffered to coni' i Tm similar last spike, of tho Northern
pete on equal terms with tho natives, Pnclllc was driven Sept. 8, 1SSII. near
being required to lap their houses j the mouth of Gold creek. In Montiiiiii.
"In the heart ot the city" and rigidly j On the earlier wild the Urst through
excluded from tho more protltnble re- i rar frotn the Paclllc reached Now
glons near tho Thames. , Vork, July 21, 1870.
At a uittltnrydruTUie coWiunmt was j t nottce." said ttiu yoiing uinu's em
given to raise tho loft log One man. ploycr. "that you nrw always about tho
however, raised his right leg. and, per-' drst In tho otllco In the mornings."
cclvlng this, the olllccr exclaimed. "Thank you, Rlr,"
"Which Idiot has raised both hU "Why do you thank moV
'My-I.ondon Mali. "l'or imti tuu U' -t'.tehiinvre.
THREE
DAYS only THREE
C. BAER
HE IS HKUi; AT LAST!
Export Typewriter Repairer.
Any mnko of innrliliio cleaned, overhauled and readjusted.
ONE DOLLAR
Other repairs at nominal cost. Don't blame your machine If It
does not glvo you the service It should. Something Is wrong. Soo
Baor before ho leaves. Rome 15; Pacific, 541, Hotel Mooro,
Medford Theatre, Friday Sept 6
THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD.
FRED RAYMOND S
Famous Domestic Comedy.
THE
MISSOURI
GIRL
Ytfim; truly, "Zcko" and "Daisy."
CI ra ud in its' Simplicity! (ileal in Rs rnlcn.sily!
Gorgeous in Its ISntitvty!
A masterful combination of sparkling wit, hearl
feeling paflftis and stirring incidents!
Pricfts 5&o, 75c. and $1.00. Scats now on sale at
Haskins. .M ' ' ' '
Special
For MONDAY
and TUESDAY
Wo will put on sale hero tomorrow lObO glnss Fait and pep
per Shakers, with a combination glass and nickel non-corrosive
top. wortii 15e each or two for 25c, anywhere. .IiikI as a
nvr- . . i. I
5 Cents Each
rfnesveur
Not over tour to any ouo ptirHon,
Hosiery
Wo want your hosiery trade, and nra giving you tho best
hosiery initios over offered lu Mcdford. Not Job lots but now
clean, perfect goods, wlthu full line of mIzk to snloct from.
Ladies' Hose
size 8 t-2 to 10.
Men's Hose
Size ti 1-2 to 11 1-2.
Boys' & Misses
Slzo 0 to 9 1-2.
Any of tho above In black
or tail ami In any of tho
above size tomorrow
Ladies'
(lauzo I,lnlo lloiio, silk finish
Idsln Hose, Ilurnon Seamless
lloso, Maco Hplltfoot Hose,
nutslzo Hose, any hIz, uud
novum! welglita to iielect
from.
9E,n n9
10c W yi.
Do you want n boya' or misses' regular' 2rc IloHlofyvaluo
lTic pafr7.wIf so sco our now lino of tho boat Jioolory val-
lor inc pa
no In Medford: hIzo C to 0 1-2
air
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DID YOU EVER
hoar of Chlppondalo Colpnlnl Ulass? (trado Krys-tol Mark);
ovory piece copyrighted. AVo aro solo agonta lu Medford for
this celebrated lino and will have a full assortment on Halo hero
tomorrow.
HUSSEY S
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
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W. CI. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
'All kinds b'C TJnginus, Spraying Outfits, Pump.i,
Boilers nnd Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
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WALL PAPER
. . . ART SUPPLIES
PICTURE FRAMING
ArtlMlu painting lu water color; and pastel by II .MtchidmAii
C E. COLLINS
i!7 NOItTII (IIUPKSTItKltT.
BAGGAGEANDEXPRESS
HENRY M MAKSH
All ordora promptly nttondod to night or day. Short
and long IiiuiIh. .Moving huimchold goodH a Hpuuialty
Union toaniHtors.
Offlco 31 H. Front
Pacific 4171 Homo 80 ResldonccNaln 613
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Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
GiTY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Monoy on hand at all times to loan on improved
; ranches and fruit land.
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and PAINT STORE
BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO.
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HOTEL MEDFORD
A Most Modorn Hotol Europoan.
j Opened Soptonihor U), 1011.
I Splendidly arranged in every respect.
IOxcellent Cuisine.
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Kales $1.00 Per Uay Up.
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Our New Location
The Southern Oregon Elec
tric Company is now lo-.
cated in the College Block
on N. Grape Street
Southern Oregon Electric Co.