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SroIicI ft Dny Nnuo the fnllowSpg
tinted New York, December 1 1 .
The foreign mnrkcts Mnml n" fl
Jon s :
TJoiirfon Mnrkcl imchniiRril from
former report, tmt nnlcs, poor dc
tnnntl. M. Isnnes & Sons mlue,
Itnmbiirfr Long onlile in from I.
Connolly & Co. rcKirliiiR toilm's
innrket: Cnliforniu Xewtown. 4
lier, (1 lo Oh fid; 4 tier, ! M to
Ii. Oregon Xow towns -4-tior, 10 to
11h; IVi-ticr, 7h h to S Oil. They
nlil the mnrkct will probably improve,
for Cnliforniu Kcwtowns. Thev -oll
for lis todny a ear Orcpon Newtown
Hnndinp Imek .$1.30 net per box, to
Jledfonl.
Shipments There left this eity Inst
week, the following box nple: L
erpool, 12,"00; Ignition, 19,0(10;
(llntiwf 4900; Hull, 200; Hiuuburj;,"
aa.c.oo.
This shows nhout the same as went
Jnst week.
This innrket hero is nnehnnved mul
we lo not think any better thnn it
wns two weeks npo. Some linni1onio
Hood River Spitzenberj;s hrinp $l.7o
to $2.00, others $1.00 to $1.S0, but it
is too enrlv to hell them. Generally
this mnrkct slnmls $1.2o to $1.7o per
box on pretty rooiI apples, with n
rntber poor demand. Thccr are in
Hhe Erie yards, Jersey City, ihis
Morning, 52 enrs of apples waiting
pale, with 10 more dno tomorrow or
nest dny.
The consumption oh bnrrel apples
in this city during the month of No-
ember equaled the enormous amount
of 10,000 barrels per dny, this on the
very best authority, nud this is out
hide of the consumption of box ap
ple; however, tho bulk of those bar
lcl tipples were sold from $2.10 to
$2.2."), mostly Rnldwins; somo extra
fancy, other xnrieties bring $3.00 to
$.1.21, but the common stock sells
$1..0 to $1.75, all per barrel.
Tho weather is colder which should
Jielp the mnrkct.
SEATTLE, Dec. 18. It was re
ported here todny that Ortis Hamil
ton, former adjutant general of the
state guards, who has been serving a
term for embezzlement, nud who was
paroled yesterday, is in Pullman,
Wn., today. His wife nnd mother
live there, nnd it is cxeeted that he
will 'seiid tho holidays with them.
Ho stnted yesterday that he expected
to remain in this state.
BOYS IN A MISSION SCHOOL RUNNING A
u
The Mmmc. Is n secne In one of the mission schools of .New York, where the hoys are taught iiiauuul Uutulus.
So expert have many of them become that tlicy arc able to make all kinds of Interesting tojs.
Among the articles they most delight In making arc play houses, dump ears, battle ships, derricks, sleds and
wooden animals. The boys are Tery enthusiastic oter tho work, and Brent competition eIsts as to who can turn
out the Quest present. Many similar schools arv In existence In other lame cities, nnd thejr tire proving most bene
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WILSON
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OFFICE SEEKERS
NEW YORK, Dec. IS. Willi Wil
liam F. MeComb', eaninr..in of the
democratic national committee,
swani)cd with h plications for job-,
either porsonnlly presented or mulled
l,r8eidmt-elect Woodrow Wilson h'
steered cler of party henduuartoi
here .siiire hi rctur.i from DeruudJ.
So far Wilson hns ttud'niii1; n void
ed all office-seekers, but l U o.
ected to consider the .ippliuti m
nfter Januniy 1.
Wilson scut today at h'n tlosk in
Trenton. N. J., but is t. come to Near
York late today to (v'tond the bniuiuet
of the Southern societv tonight.
IMMIGRANT ALIENS MUST
BE ABLE TO READ OR WRITE
WASHINGTON, Dee. IS. The
houe this nfternoon pus-vd the Hitr-
nett-DilliuKhntn bill reipiiriuc till im
migrant aliens over tixteen years of
np to be able to read and write their
native Inugunxo.
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CANNIBALS SLAY MATLOCK IS
AND EAT VICTIMS: SANTA ANA BANDIT
SYDNEY. N. S. W.. I)e.. 18.
Fri(htful massacres in-tiyatfd by a
notorious native chief in' I'npua, the
British section of Nrw Guinea, hnve
bn miHi Miblif lt .Inmen Arnold.
a pw-iKK-tor who bus jut returned
frwii thnt country.
At the heod of hU murderous tranic
tho chief recently wejt ilown on ev
oral native villHe4, butchered the in
habitants, tlovnstuted their homes
and diutsl off the tendered Mrtious
of the slain. The chief did not con-
flue himself to the native villages but
attacked European sections from
which he was repulsed. Mr. Arnold
himself had n thrillinj; expenence
His camp was near one of the native
villages and he was alone. He wit-
neod the awful butchery nnd nftcr
the blacks were satiated with the
blood of their brothers thev turned
their attention to the lone white man.
Grabbing hi Winehe-tcr rifle Arnold
defied the murderer, who after he
had killed one and wounded another,
turned and fled.
IM'UKKK. Ore., Dec. IS Accord
ing to evidence offered by the office
of the chief of police here, Jix Mat
lock, son ot formor Maor Matlock
of this eti Is not the Ssnta Ana ban
dit, shot to doiith after assaulting a
alrl. Tho chief has no detailed de
scription of tho mun, but Officer II.
(J. Mtieoy who Is well acquainted with
Matlock, Indicates that tho descrip
tions of the California bandit nnd
Matlock nre similar In but very few
esxentlnls.
"Matlock Is about fire feet, four
Inches, weighs probably ICS pounds,
has brown hair and fair complexion,"
said Macey. "All of the members ot
his family aro light. The only dis
tinguishing feature I can remember
about him Is that ho had either a
stiff right band or right arm. lie
had no Hears that 1 know of. Al
though It has been nmo tlmu since
I have seen Matlock, I ntn positive of
this description."
, LITTLE BUSINESS
BY CITY COUNCIL
The oily council Tucditv ccning
in logulur session voted to rescind
their teeent order that tile question
of a polleo Mint Mil h xnbmitted to
Ihe people at the general city election
in .Inuuiiry, nnd voted to drop the
ipieMion entirely.
This step was taken in arconl with
u recent decision of the Indies of the
Greater Mcdfonl Club who requested
the council to drop the nmit it at this
time.
Councilman Mitchell icl'iiscd to
vote iim)ii the question al last even
ing's session. Previously ho was the
only member of the council to vote
iigninst submitting the question to
the people.
Tho council transacted little biisl
nes Tiicsdiiv evening, the applica
tion for it street ruilroad franchise
not coming up, being delated.
Chelgrcn llini, were grunted a run.
tract for the building of sewers, u
title to land owned by the city was
cleared on request of T. W. Miles,
and the bond and request of O. M.
Selsby for u liquor license, was giant-cd.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
Legal blanks at Mall Trlbuno.
A Careful IV run,, I Will I'rm,. Its
Value to Kery .Mull Tribune
Iteuder
The average man Is a doubter, and
there Is little wonder that this Is so.
Misrepresentations make people skep
tics. Now-a-dnys tho public ink for
hotter evidence than tho testimony of
strangers, Hero Is proof which
should convince every Mull Tribune
reader.
II. J. Durfco, S: X. Ilartlotl St..
Medford Ore., says: "I was troubled
by my kidneys off and on for years.
If I caught a slight cold, It always
settled In them, causing my back to
become very lame, woak and pain
ful. Last summer I was suffering
In that way and on n friend's advice,
I procured Doan's Kidney I'llts. I
found this remedy to bo exactly ns
represented and In a few days tho
trouble left mo. I know ot many
other persons who hare obtained
benefit from Doan's Kidney fills."
For sale by all dealers. I'rlro f0
cents. Foster-.MIIbuni Co , lluffulo,
New York, solu agents fur the United
.States.
Remember tho name Moan's
and take no other.
School
Childrens
Day
Tomorrow, Thursday only, School Chihlron run
haw tht'lr Hioin of any tin toy in the store at
.lust One-Hair the marked Price.
DOLLS
Kid Body Dolls
Hair Stuffed Dolls
Drossod Dolls
Unbronknblo Dolls
Over 200 to select,
from, hero tomorrow
10 Each
UNBREAKABLE
DOLLS
Campbell Kids
Peter Pumpkin
Unity Blake
Sailor Hov
Football Star
Pussy Pippin
.Puppy Pippin
$1.00 Each
Fancy box Writing Paper with Envelopes (o
match, .'Jjc to HOe value, each 25
LV5 Medford local views in album form, book 125(i
Brass covered Midget Fern Dish 10
Christmas Cards, regular oc quality, here, en. 1
Hand Mirrors, long and short fancy handles,
Fronch plato glass, onch , ...25 to $3.50
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A $15,000.00 Sale of Merchandise
Consisting of Shoes, CJothing, Men's Furnishings, Hats, Suit Cases, Men's Trousers, etc If we cannot sell
goods with a profit we must sell them without a profit they must go. If you will attend this
sale you will not go away saying it's a fake, but will buy instead.
$5,000.00 Stock of Shoes Thrown on the Market at Factory Prices and Less
MEN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
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Men's $2.50 Shoes now
Men's $3.00 Shoes now
Men's $3.00 Shoes now
Men's $-1.00 Shoes now ,
Men's $4.50 Shoes now
Men's $5.00 Shoes now ,
Men's $5.50 Shoes now
Men's $C00 Shoes now $4.40
Men's $6.50 Shoes now. $4.70
Men's $7.50 Shoes now. $6.20
LADIES' SHOES
$2.50 Shoes now $2.10
$3.00 Shoes now $2.35
ipo.oO Shoes now ip t o
$4.00 Shoes now $2.95
$1.25 Ladies' Felt Slippers 95
One tablo load Ladies Shoes; values up to
$4.00, must be sold at $1.85
BOYS AND YOUTHS' SHOES
$1.75 Shoes S1.35
$2.00 Shoes $1.50
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Aside from these prices wo have arranged on
tables over 300 pairs Men's $3.50 and $4.00
Shoes all to go at, a pair $2.50
It is not a matter of what thoj' cost they must
bo sold and will go every pair within the next
t 10 days.
$1.25 Shoes
$1.50 Shoes
$1.75 Shoes
$2.00 Shoos
$2.50 Shoes
$2.75 Shoes
95tf
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..$1.95
MEN'S SUITS
Our best Winter weight $15.00 Sorgo
Our best Winter weight $15.00 Worsted
Our best Winter weight Oregon cashmere
One lot $15.00 Suits, a suit $7.50 and $9.00
$2000 STOCK OP MEN'S HATS AND CAPS
Must all go at factory prices and less. You
never seen such a slaughter of hat prices.
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$1.00 Wool Caps 75
$1.25 Wool Caps, latest out 90p
$1.50 Hats now $1.10
$1.25 Hats now $1.10
$2.00 Hats now $1.25
$3.00 and $3.50 Uats now ! $2.10
These cut prices on ITats include the very lat
est things in cloth hats, stiff hats, and many
nifty now colors and grades. This is your hat
opportunity.
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MEN'S TROUSERS
The famous Old Woolen Mills, Mnyfiold, TCy.,
lino of men's trousers, the price, of every pair
cut to factory cost. Men, don't miss this op
portunity. Our out prices prove, what we say.
Prices at this sale range from 95 for $1.50
trousers, lo $4.15 a pair for $(5.50 trousers
too many cut prices lo quolo hero.
HOSIERY
Men's 3 for 25c Hosiery now, a pair 7
Men's 2 for 25c Hosiery now, a pair Op
Men's 20, 3 for 50c J Tosiery now, a pair....llp
Men's 25c .Hosiery, now, a pair 20
Men's 35c, 3 for $1.00 Hosiery, now, a pr 25
Men's 50c Hosiery, now, a pair 35p
Mon's 50c Hosiery, now, a pair. 33f
UNDERWEAR
$1.00 two-piece Suits now 80
$1.25 two-piece Suits now 95c
$1.50 two-piece Suits now $1.10
$2.00 two-piece Suits now $1.35
$2.50 two-piece Suits now j
$3.00 two-piece Suits now $2.10
$1.00 Union Suits now 80
$1.25 Union Suits now 95
$1.50 Union Suits now $1.10
$2.00 Union Suits now I1-40
$2.50 Union Suits now $1.85
$3.00 Union Suits now $2.10
Abovo prices include cotton, mixed goods and
all wool Underwear. Como and sec them.
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MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Work Shirts, negligee and golf shirts, woolen
shirts, moleskin and many others. All must
go at cost prices. See our windows.
50c Shirt ...
$1.00 Shirt
$1.25 Shirt.
$1.50 Shirt
$1.75 Shirt
$2.00 Shirt
$2.50 Shirt
$3.00 Shirt
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MEN'S GLOVES
$1,00 Work Cloves now, a pair
$1.25 Work Gloves now, a pair
tft0 " I
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$1.50 Work Cloves now. a Dair $1.00
$1.25 Mocha Dress Cloves, now, a pair $1.00
$1.50 Mocha Dress Cloves, now, a pair $1.15
$1.75 Dress Cloves, now, a pair $1.25
$2.00 Dress Gloves, now, a pair $1.35
Our ontiro fine lino of Men's
HOLIDAY NECKWEAR
25c values, ,now -..20
50c values, now ,....409
Where 6lso can you do it at Christmas tinio.
LEATHER SUIT CASES
AND HAND BAGS
Caratol and Matting Cases, formor prices aro Jt
jviiwujiuu hi )ivaa: j.iiii,)' v; jjur uunu HUVJJJg ill
this sale on cases. 1
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