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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKM10N. MONDAY, SIWTIOM WM 211, 1012.
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Jw IfodRc. who was n resident
or Mcdford n Jong time, Is paying his
former home a. visit He Is now
heavily Interested In DouRlas conn-
Got It at TJoVoo'fl.
15. IJ. Hauler and hi family, who
have boon spending Boyoral mollis
In Alaska, returned Sunday- ovonlup.
Mr.'pilt rpoj. See. Glnntjlean
Power Sprayer In operation at JFrult
Growers, ja&sqclatlon Wednesday,
Thirmiay tldny nntfd Saturday. Ex
port from factory. , 15!
(llm Johnston Is In Mcdford vis
ItlnR his brothers. Ho has been em
ployed as a carpenter at Portland
for th past ttvo years.
Dr. nickort, eyesight specialist. I A8h,nml Sunday.
over Kentners..
W.. R. Garrett of Duncom trans
acted business In Mcdford and Jacksonville-
a few days since.
Mrs. J. F. Iteddy leaves Friday to
attend a suffrago meeting at Spokane
as- dclcgato from Southern Oregon.
Mcdford Consevatory of Music and
Languages, Qollego Bldg. Tho only
music school In So. Oregon with la full
corps of teachers. Send foe catalog.
Mrs. R. Bland of Grants Pass was
In Mcdford Sunday, on her, return
homo f.rom a vlslta Jacksonville.
8. A.. Nowcll, ladles' tailor, 4th
floor M.F. & H. bldg.
Harry Foster, the well known and
popular civil engineer and surveyor,
, wm brought back from the country
Q, Saturday 11 wlt,h what threatens to
be .typhoid fever.
Garland stoves and ranges, lubri
cating oils. F. W. Shaplelgu Hard
ware, No. 28, South Central.
S&r. a.nd Mrs. W. E. Anderson of
North, Phoenix shopped In Medford
Saturday.
Oak and hardwood $4.50 and $5.00
pec cord. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Blxth and Fir.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Enscle of Jackson
ville havo returned from a trip to
Coos county whero some of their
sons are employed.
I havo a check on Ellcrs. Music
House for $108.50. I will trade for
an old pair of rubbers. Apply to
easy mark, E. M. E 157
Mrr and Mr 11. M. Whetsel. who
havo been, residents of Medford for
sometime, have gone to California.
Diamond Edge tools and cutlery,
picking baskets and ladders. F.
W. Shaplelsa, Hardware. 28 South
Ccatral. ,
Dr. George Helms of San Francisco
Is waking this '" section" a business
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Mrs. Walter Kentnor was a recent
-visitor in Jacksonville.
John O, Diirmun, innungor of the
ft- It. V, R. left Sunday evening Tor,
Albany".
J.amcs Murray of Kngene was
awongj thoso who entered liorfles l
the recent races at Medford, being
tho owner of Dollle MeKlnney. He
was formerly a rcstdont of Mcdford
and Jacksonville.
I havo a check on Idlers Music
House for ?10S.5O that I will trade
for a yellow dog. Apply- . D. .
15?
W, H. Simons and S. M. Carpon-
tor of Slcrllug wore In Mcdford re
cently.,, Dr. Hjckort,, eyesight specialist,
over Kcntnor's.
. Miss I.ImIo Renter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ij. C. Brown, Miss Amanda Holms
Mr. Fulton and J. Sharp of Jack
sonville were In Mcdford Sunday.
Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes
ton's, opposite book Btoro.
Mrs. M. E. YocUey and her daugh
ter. Miss Helen, visited relatives In
WeeksftMcGowaaCo.
UNDERTAKERS
Xlffkt YkesMt T. W. Wntt 9071
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I have a check on Ellcrs Music
Houso for $108.50 will trade for a
second hand wheel barrow. 1 want
to leave town. I can't pay tho rent.
I am in tho check business. Apply
S. n. E. 157
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Whitney were
over from Buncom during the week.
Oak and hardwood $4.50 and $5.00
per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Sixth and Fir.
Thomas Riley, E. S. Wolfer, Geo.
Von dor Hellen, Art Nichols, Marsh
Garrett and R. R. Mlntncr were
among tlie Butte creckers In Mcd
ford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Churhlll of
Yreka are sojourning In Mcdford for
a, short time.
Sco R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance
Man, over Jackson County Bank.
Hamrtck Bros., who live near Cen
tral Point were among tho throng
in Medford Saturday.
Mf. Allen who has been employed
'af Hotel Moore bar for sometime,
left for California Sunday, accom
panied by his family.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
raphern, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Phone M. 1471
Soda Fountain at DoVoo's.
Geo. W. Bashford, a former resi
dent of Medford, is visiting In the
valley. He 'recently sold the milling
plant operated at Vancouver, Wash.,
by himself and his son Elmer for
$40,000.
Luke Jennings and pert Darling
of Gold Hill were recent visitors in
Medford.
I have a check on Ellcrs Music
House for $10S.50. will trade for a
match. 1 have another, I want the
match to burn it. Apply to M. B. E.,
157
Sheriff Smith. Ernest Lister and
Ira Tompkins were among tho many
from Grants Pass .who attended the
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fair. ,
" Carkin & Taylor (john HI Carkln,
Glean. O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
, over Jackson, County Bank Building,
Medford.
James O'Brien and Fred Offen-
bacher were over from Applegate
Saturday.
Col. Mundy is back from a short
business trip to San Francisco.
Louis Knlos and son Elmer aro
visiting in Grants Pass.
Mrs, Frank Hammond has been
vUltlug relatives living at Central
Point,
Mr. 0. Knlim left Mcdford Satur
day morning for Grants Pans, whore
ho will spend a tow days with hla son
O. J. Knlpi after which he will re
turn to his homo In Minneapolis,
Minn. Mr. Knlps has been spending
tho summer with his sons tit Mod
ford and Grants. Pass,
Got Mrs. Uoynolds homo mndo
bread at DoVoo's.
; Wnllaco Woods and his family
motored down from Ashland Sun
day afternoon.
Kd ward U. Halo, a former resi
dent of Medford, died at San Krnu
cjseo ,S?pt. IP, aged 55 years, lie
wns a membor of Weatonka Tribe of
Rod Men,
Oysters, wo know how to servo
them any isJyltVt Hotel Medford.
T. A. Otsifpand C. 1). Hoon have
bought W. H. Halo's timber land in
Sterling district and expect to put a
sjiw mill on It In tho near future.
Claudo Miles has returned from a
hunting expedition to Klamath coun
ty.
Vetch seed and winter oats for
sate. J. C. Schmidt. 15J
Dr. John A. Renter of Tho Dalles
spent a few days at his former homo j
In Jacksonville during tho week. Ho
Is Interested In a combination ma
chine recently Invontod that will
polish, grade and pack two thousand
boxes of apples per day. It has
been tested at Hood River with suc
cess, and Is o.peclJd to solvo tho
labor problem that has begun to con
front tho .orchnrdlsts of the north
west. Oysters, Oysters, Oysters, direct
from the Oyster beds at Hotel Med
ford. v
George Cnthbort and his family
of Portland are, In Medfonl. Ho Is
Interested in a mausoleum enter
prise. W. A. Lowe of Grants Pass Is In
tho city visiting his nephew, A. F.
Stennett.
The Epworth League of tho First
M. E. church will hold a special busi
ness meeting at 7:30 p. m. prompt
this evening at the church. Ep
worthlans and nil Interested are
urged to attend.
Mr. and .Mrs. Allen Williams of
Applegate . spent Sunday with Med
ford friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ulcks accom
panied by P. M. Kershaw returned
Sunday from a two weeks automobile
trip through northern California.
They report tho roads In excellent
condition.
MONGOLIANSMASSAGRED
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CHINESE
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st. PKTBuammo, sent. a;i.
The Chinese oxpodltlomuy troops In
Mongolia, plundered and burned sev
eral monasteries nml massacred t,00o
Mongolians, according to dcuntiluhvit,
received hero today from Harbin,
Tho Chinese aro said to have muti
lated tho bodies of women .and, ohll-
dren. Prlneo and Princess l'n-AI
escaped, but nil other uu'inhorn of
their royal family were murdered.
HILLES IN MICHIGAN TO
SEEK TAFJJNDORSEMENT
DETROIT, Mloh.. Sept. 30.--Chariest
1), 1 lilies, chairman of tho re
publican national committee arrived
here this afternoon to attend tho con
vention tomorrow of state republi
cans. Ho seoks the convention's en
dorsement of Proatdont Taft'a ad
ministration, lllllos asserted that
sentiment for Tnft la increasing
hourly.
ALL STATES FOR WILSON
PREDICTS JOE FOLK
NKW YORK, Kept, ail.- -Former
Oovurmu' Joseph Folk of MMoini
riiifttsxhu the piTHiileulinl men here,
Ocelli red loilny, "It would not mir
priso me If Uovornor WKo, iU'Uio
emtio uotititieo, wore lo enrr.v vvory
Mule in the .union. Uo him iv, eliuneii
t enrrv nil C lliom. Tuft ami
KooMUelt. uro mil sur olv it single
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BUF1NS DETECTIVES FIND
$55,000 EXPRESS CA.R LOOT-
MKXKH) CITY, hil, !li HelioU
iwiIuihIhmI ivifowu of I'ctlontl. Iroopx
In Lu Koaltu. I'liH-'i, luu'thun Moxlen
ami Killeil ten nu'ii, liiehullii Mujor
Vlllereiil, lu'eonllue; o whuiIh ro
eolved hoie Imlny.
C'lllUAdO, Hopl. 'J!l Tliu nppiilnl.
muiit ,tr jiugk wniiiu'o pi: WiiHiiiug-
(on mIiiIo UN vliui eliiilt-iiinii ol' (ho
ileiiioiiintiii iiiilloiiul riniiiin eoniiiill
tee, wiih imiKiiinet'd (niliiy itl ilciiin.
ei'iillit lii!ii(liititi'(oiX huici
N'MW OHhKANfi, l,u., iij.l) y;j.
Kcnery, hy w VillituiriTirnH
Deleetive Akoiu'.v of $3S',Uill ot'lhi
$70,000 hmivtaken I'ruin u Loiiiillo
nml Kuslivillv oxpnwrt enr hy litunlil
In n liold-iip nenr lreiinneiil, Klovldn,
whs miuoiineed hero today by rail
road ot't'iiiiuls, N'n dotiiil of how
Iho money wtis i-eeovered were given
out.
Pled.
DAVIDSON At Central Point,
September 22. 1912. John M. David
son aged 59 years. 9 months 21 days.
Tho remains havo been shipped to
Logan, Utah for interment.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Seven room houso and
sleeping porch, paved street, close
in, $20. See or phone Col. 11. II.
Sargent. 1G2
LOST A man's cravenette rain coat.
Lost last Thursday, Sept. 19th,
some- whore between garage- on
south Riverside and Ross Lane.
Leavo at Mall Tribune and recoive
roward. 159
No Pear Blight Ever Known in the Famous
Santa Clara
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Valley
California
Wo have just boon authorized fo sell 150 acroa
of the finest orchard in the Santa Clara Valley, on
main comity road, I mile from town. Planted as
follews: -iHncres IJartlett Peal's. (5 years old and
in fine condition; -10 acres Preneh (Mayette) Wal
nuts, (5 veal's old, planted -10 feet apart and internet
with Lovcll and Phillips ('liiuj Peaches, ( years
old; 50 awes planted to best varieties of Shinpiiu;
Pears (Comiee, Beurre Olargeau, ITardy, Winter
Telis mid An.jon), 1 and 2 years old and in fine
condition; 7 acres vacant land suitable for al
falfa, vegetables or fruit.
Pumping plant with two 10-inch wells, 380 ft
deep, and BO-h. p. Electric Motor, pumps 1200 gal
lons per injhutc. Large two-story house, barns,
fruit houscRboxes and equipment. Soil is dark,
rich loai'ii juld.is located in the best pear. section.
The price is only $600.00 per acre, one-half
down, balance 5 years at (5 per cent.
.., Write for further particulars and photos to
W. . Atkinson & Co.
28 E. Santa- Clara Street SAN JOSE, CALIF.
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CURES
OLD SORES
If tin ohl noro existed nlmply bfcoiutno tho flo.ili vta dlnoftiroil lit Mmtf
pnrtloultir spot, It would bo utt oiiay matter, to apply eomo rouimly dlreotly
to tho pliwo that would Itlll Um Runua; dr tho tlluouitotl llosh jnlKht bo
removed by n. ourglaiil opnnitlon nml u euro otTeotod. Hut tho-,vory fnot
that ohl poroa roalat ovory form of local or external treatment, nml ovou
return nfter bolng out (way, ohowa that buck of thorn In ft morbid oiihm
which must bo romovml boforo u euro can. tvUult. Juijt nn Idiuj an tho
polluttun oontlmitn in tho blood, tho uloer romnllm mi omu cohupool f.ir tuo
Ucponltof Impurltion which tlloolrQttlntlon thrown off. O.B.O.ounm Old floroi
by nurlfylnu Uio blood. It romovo-J cvorj- truon 6f Impurity and taint Irom
tho circulation, ami tlula oomplotoly loea nwny with tha otviiio. When
8.S.S. has olnausctl tho blood, tho n'ro br' la to hoal, and it in not n
mirfuco euro, but tho hoatlng pcooom bogl'i-i ut tho bottom; noon tho din
charge conros, tho iullammiulon ltmvos, imd tho plnco fllw In wJUi nnn,
hoalthy Hash. Undoc Urn pnritylng and 1oulo otfuetsof Q.O.O. tli Bynteui
U built up, and thoso whomi huultii lion boon Impaired by the drain nml
worn' of an old noro will bo doubly lionufttod by its mw. Jloolc on Bsnt
and Ulcers and any modlonl advloo froo to nil who write,
XHI5 SWIFT SPJJCIWC CO., ATLANTA, OA
KstublUhud 1S7S
Incoriiorntod 1004
FRUIT
D. CEOSSLF.Y & SONS .
Commission Merchants
UOI KnutMlii St., Now Vorl
Our 8H'clalty
APPLES and PEARS
Vo havo our own lioiino In
ni:v vomc, MViateoofi. lonmion ani iiAHow
Direct coimlKiuuenta nollcltad or neo our ItoRiio Itlvor ronronontntlvn,
CHRIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon
"Let 'er Buck!"
ROUND UP
PK.vnwrro.v, ouih.'on
Ki'ptniilH'r 'M to ilH IikIunIvo
UoIiic('mI fnrt'H from all poluln on Koutlicrn I'nolflu
llui'rt In Orison. Will bo plncoil on unto SopUmibor 21,
ar, nnd 2U.
VllO.M .'MKDI'OHI) $UU.'ItOU.N Title
l'rom all other polnln cprrospomllnRtr low rates will
prnvall aa follewa: ONK AND O.'K THUtD bUK KOIt
HOUND TIUP.
For full Information relative to fnron, train nchod
iilcn, etc., call on noarmt iiKent of tho Ho ut hern Pacific
JOHN I. St'O'rr Clencrul I'lixoiiKcr Auout, I'orllnml, On.
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