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BEDFORD MATTJ TRTBPNE. MEDFOm 0R1M0K. 'IWKSDAY, .HOT 12, 191.1
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GAL AND i
PERSONAL
The different school districts will
hold Iholr nnnunl meetings next
Monday, Juno in.
Mrs. Ilkrrjr- CIiiRcado ban been
called to lib? llutte by n message
ttnnaunotJiK' that licr father, John
Obcnchutn, itntl licon seriously hurt
by falling from a .porch.
Tlio particular ns well ma the cro-
nomleally Inclined ronllxo (ho oppor
tunlty orfcrod by tlio Juno wlilto
Palo at Deuel's. It means substan
tial savings on anything white. TO
Orchard, nun Unc. riahtwc. and
Crater Lnko scenes for sal at Ger
klng & Harmon's studio. Negatives
mado any place, kodak finishing. 128
Bust Main street, Pbono 15 It
V. II. Mowntt, manager of tho
Postal Telegraph company at Ash
land, spent Wednesday evening In
Medford.
(l! W. Mltca left for Portland on
Wednesday evening on a short bus
iness trip.
Kodak finishing, test in town, nl
Weston's.
J. T. Gagnon has returned from
n short business trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnold and
Miss Ruth Chandler aro recent vis
itors in Medford.
Pcir Dcnhoff has removed bis
poolroom fixtures to tho Hotel
Mooro building on West Main and
resumed business there.
R. 11. McCurdy writes alt kinds of
taa'iranco. 401 M. V. & II. bldg
Phono 349.
Joseph Daniels and Edward Lund
berg have been transacting business
nt Ashland.
Mrs. O. Kecgan and Miss Nellie
Mclntyro of Jacksonville wcro In
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
.Ask for homo grown new potatoes.
With Medford Undo is Medford
made. 70
W, J. Itodgcrs of Antloch was in
Modford-and Jacksonville Wednes
day. Postmaster Jacoby of Tolo mado
his usual trip to Medford Wednes
day. , . t
,, Corking & Harmon, studio por
traits, bofioJrrtrBltjt..Jflkh:' llgfits,
kodak finishing, post card work and
enlarging.; 123 East Isln street;
telephone 215 R.
I Van der Sluls, n prornipen,t, bus
iness man nmi'orcnardist'or inicni
district, transacted business In Med
ford ono day this week.
Mrs. C. C Bcckman and Miss Car
rle dlekman of Jacksonville made
Medford a visit Wednesday after
noon. ' ,'.
Insure and be sure. Right if we
write it. It. A. Holmes, The Insur
ance Man. . "
,13. B. Hanloy and Mr. Rots of
North Jacksonville district motored
to Medford Wednesday.
.Mrs. P. A. Hlncs, who has been
visiting at Jacksonville, Iter former
home, left for Salem Wednesday.
Mrs. W. II. Darnuin accompanied her
to Mcdfonl.
E. D. Weston, commercial photos
rspher, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
W. K. White, who Is connected
with the forestry service was at tho
AshlanJ. reserve during this week.
Considerables seeding has been dono
there.
F, O. Mooncy of Prospect is In
Medford, but will not remain long.
"W, I. Vuwtor mado a professional
trip to (J rants Pats Wednesday.
Ask for homo grown new potatoes.
With Mcdrord tmdo Is Medford
mado. 70
' James Cn'mpftoll rolurncd Wednes
day afternoon, from n short business
visit to northern points.
C. C. SlnunouS came down from
tho Siskiyou copper bolt during tho
wcok and has since gono to Doug
las county.
Dr. Klrchgessncr -will be at Hotel
Nash ovory Saturday from 10 a. m.
to. 3 p. m. on and after May 24.
R. O. and J. V. Drown, tho Eaglo
Point merchants, wcro recent busi
ness vibltors In Medford.
A. C. Ilowlolt or Bugle Point, the
newspaper correspondent, transacted
business in Medford Wednesday.
Kugeno V, Itockefollow, formerly
a prominent merchant of Ashland,
died nt Slsson, Cal., Monday of can
cur of tho stomach, Ho was a na
tlvo of Jackson county and G3 years
of ago.
Rov. En Hi or Powers of Grants
Pass was u Medford visitor tho foro
part of tlio week,
Ask for homo grown new potatoes.
With Medford trado Is Medford
mado. 70
School Superintendent nud Mrs. J.
Percy Wolls of Jacksonville were
Mbdford visitors Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. llcekett of Phoenix visited
with relatives and friends Wednes
day! ' W, 11. tlrirfith, deputy U. S. Mar
shal, wns aboard tho northbound on
Wednesday evening, having In charge
a bootlegger bo bad arrested In
Ktamnth county.
Vapor baths nnd scientific mar
sago for men nnd women. Dr. R
J. Lockwood, chiropractor, 203 Gar-
nott-Corey bldg. Phono 145.
Mrs. II. 12. ltanoy, the expert mod
iste, was in .Ashland Wednesday on
buslnet-a connected with ttu Inno
vation fiho is introducing.
Mrs. M. V Tnttlo, who has been
at Central PpliU "visiting relatives','
has continued her trip to Eugene.
Don't forget tho big Moose plculc
Sundny, June 15,
Miss Mnlxd Henry of Jacksonville
tarried a few hours in Mrdford Tues
day afternoon.
T. W Rloliimlson, n former rosl
dent of this' "valley. Is pacing rela
tlvcs nnd friends n visit. Ills head
quarters nrn at tho veteran soldiers'
home at Sawtollo, Cal.
Don't forgot the Klks' flag day ex
orcise at tho J'age theatre Saturday
afternoon nt 2:30 o'clock. Tho pub
lic cordlaly invited. No admission
chnrge. 71
A. S. Kleinhanimnr of Applegatc
nnd C. II. Rltter "t Gold Hill were
In Medford Wednesday.
A. Conro Flero nnd A. R. Parker
of Central .Point district wero of
those who had business In Medford
D. P. Lowla, n prominent business
man of Portland, has been in the
valley during the week Interviewing
his customers.
Joesph Applehnkur nnd J, Hart
man of tlncksouvlllo voro In Medford
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Moore, who has been re
siding nt Jacksonville, left for Port
laud Wednesday evening.
James Owens, James Kershaw and
l,ano Wylnud of Antelope district
were of tho many who transacted
business in Medford Wednesday.
Friday specials will be offeied in
mory department nt nohel's. Par
ticular attention Is called to tho ex
treme reduction on lace, curtains. 70
Mrs. 11. MeGovvnn of Meilford
was elected assistant grand matron
of tho Order of Eastern Star at
Portland Tuesday nnd will become
tho highest officer of tho order next
onr. Tho other newly elected offi
cer of the grand chapter are: Mary
M. Uelsockcr, Condon, grand mat
ronj Dr. .1. Francis Drake, Portland,
grand patron; O. II. .McfScrr, Port
land, nssqelato grand patron; Nellie
McKlnley, Portland, grand secretary;
Mary Johnson, Pendleton, grand
treasurer; Mary 15. llouck, Rose
burg, nnd Dora Schllke, t.a Grande.
BMnd ronductresse.
Tho Infants' wear at Deuel's June
white salo is of particular Interest
lo Medford mothers. Special prices
prevail. 70
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Myers nnd
Mrs. K. K. Jnmleson and her daugh
ters of Gold Hill were recent lslt-
ONLY 25 PERCENT,
If WAR VETERANS
AMONG SURVIVORS
ilurlnc the wk. . ors in Mcciumi.
Show yo'ur' patriotism by nttcud- Thn Oollego Women's cldli will
Ing thoKlks' flag day exercises nt h0''1 tbcjriegular monthly luncheon
ni mo iioiei .viruiuru on amruay ai
1 p. inH' -T
Sunny1 days assist, while special
prices' nssnro continued Interest in
the June white sale nt Deuel'rt Don't
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
KA-OX AJ-SXSTAHV
Day Phone 5i-J7
Night V, W. Weeks 103-J-2
Piiones
A. K. Orr 078-M
tho ltigo theatre Saturday nftcrnpon.
.. 71
Mrs. S. T. Richardson wns niT Ash
land vislto'r Wednesday.
G. M. llnrrlngton of Klnninth
Falls and T. II. Denton of Redding
nrrlvctl In Medford Wednesday
Tho Elks will hold flag day exer
cises nt tho Page theatre Saturady
nfternoon. 71
Henry O'Malley of Oregon City,
an official of tho Oregon fish com
mission, is In Medford on his return
from' the Trail creek hatchery.
A. J. Grimes of Joscphino county
nnd C. A. Kentner of Coffeyvllle.
Kan.y ennin to Mcrffnnl this w-eolc for
W liHefA-l'slt." '
,Ksry fpatrlotlCy American In ex
ixKtod to bo on band for tho Klk
flag dny exorcises at Page theatre
Saturday afternoon. 71
.Mr. und Mrs. Karl Digelow of Ai
plepate came to Modfor Wednesday
evening, accompanying Mr atid Sirs.'
C. AI. Ruch.thls far on their way to
Portland.
W. J. Roosey left for Salem on
Wednesday evening, accompanied, hy
an attendant of the Oregon .asylum
for tho insane. Ho expects to return
beforo long. , jr
Herbert Cole, manngec of the
Colestjn mineral springsis makJBR
mo vanej- a ousiness visiunwnc vas
Irf Medford nud Jacksonville Woi
ucsday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ackley of San
Dleg aro'gucstit of' Mrs. lJb. Jones,
tho lattcr's mother. They motored
tho entire distance.
R. M. Klncald of Regno river dis
trict, and John Mnrtin of Coleman
creek woro in Medford Wednesday.
J. C. Aitkin of Roguu River, fruit
inspector, spent Wednesday after
noon in Medford.
R. W. Thomason of Drew nnd Kd
ward Itldcr of Sacramento aro late
arrivals In Medford.
J. C. Mattlson or Josephine coun
ty, a well known mining man, trans
acted business in Medford this week.
R. D. Hoko and Colonel Minis of
Willow Springs district spout sev
eral hours in Modfnrd Wednesday.
Mrs. J. O. Isaacson of Central
Point has been visiting friends liv
ing In Medford.
Geo. N. Smith of Antelope made
n buslnchs trip to Mcdrord Wednes
day. Judge J. It. Nell and Judge Chas.
Prim were of those down from Jack
sonville Wednesday.
Caspar M. Ituch, tho Applegate
merchant and Miss Doyian, who has
been touching tho school near Rudi,
woro united In murrlugo at Jackson
ville Wednesday afternoon, Thoy
left on tho evening train to spend
tholr honeymoon nt Portland. Mrs.
Ruch will visit her former .homo in
Iowa lie foro returning.
Seats on sale for "Doll Shop" nt
box office, 25. 60, 75c 70
Mrs. II, C Kentner and Mrs, Jen
nings wore at Ashland this wock vis
itiug frlcndsf "' - '
William Wilder of Thoenlx made
a trip to Medford Wednesday, dis
posing of a largo quantity of strawberries.
Miss M. Hubbard of Central Point
was .among Medford friends Wed
nesday. "
T. R. Fuson was of thoso who
went to Ashland on Wclnctsduy morn
ing's train.
Miss Nolllo Corum is at Grants
Pass visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jovvcll uro lato ar
rivals in Medford.
Ad Wolgast, whoso Mnntch with
Johnnlo Dundee was declared' off
because ho sprained his thumb, will
come to Rogue River valley to rest
for several weeks, according to tho
newspaper reports.
Drooms Ask your dealer for tho
product tof lie Ashland factory. r
mi's it.
70
SENATORS
WASHINGTON, June U!. or Hie
jrrent nuny ofNetemns ot tlio Civil
vviir, vvlio MM'!l..in Krtuid" revievv'lie
t'oro rtvMdeiit Orlvut nt thnj'wlitte
house to Hie number oC nearly !,t)flu
000, nt tlio elo-iv f the liti.sttlitie'
lenH tlmii 2. cr eonl weie nlivo to
pnrlieipnle the nnnunl Tliirlielh of
May rclelirnihui Inot nioiitli. Upon
i-eipiest of the I'uileil 1'iwm, (iftleinli
nt the Pension iffieo today luoKed
up Hie tveord-. of rtetnim of wjiri
of the United InlcA This enmpiliu
tioii kIiovvti! tliht oil Jttiy IlOtli hint,
there were iii,riourpuit of the
woihl Ii"7,0fl0 siirvtv'ors of the eivil
vvnr. On tho Hume tluy iheio were
lexs than 1000 survivor of Hie
.Me.xienn vvnr. Tltetv in not Ilio niitiie
l" u niulo survivor of the vvnr of
1S112 on the Pension offiee rueonlo,
hut there me nhoiit 1200 widows ol
U'lermis of the .second war with
Ureal Hiilniu vvlio mx today dnivviiig
peitsioi.
Tlio nvcrngo nge of the civil vvnr
URLIH
RUSH
ASHLAND DROWN
OF
ED
ROGUE RIVER
Orllo II, Hush, mied 25. of Ash
land, an employe nt tho Honlou
ilovvMia ranch, wns diowiied lu
Itngpo river lit (u ill flit opposite tho
lliiu'ors rnnolijittliout to nillfn nbnve
Gold Kay dutdi, Wojlnesduy , utters
noon. Ills body had not been found
Thurmlliy afternoon, although six
men wore Hearehlug for It.
Rush and Ills rattier, ('. 0 Ruth,
were fishing from n boat, In at
tempting to assist two other fisher
men whose boat had caught In n miIi
merged sting, the boat capslxed
Young Rush, who was iiunhle to
swim, sank at once and wan not seen
imalu. Ho hud tm heavy hip boots
which evidently drew hlui down
Search for the body continued until
midnight and wan resumed at day
light. The drowned mini wns formerly a
ear repairer In the Southern Pacific
shops at Ashland, u biother of irgll
Hush and popular mining n wide ilr
ele tif friends.
IWYAN TO SPEAK ON
SLUM ELIMINATION
WANIIlNdYONi .Juno '-'. -Wn-li-loglon'ri
"alley elenuliii: liilipnli'i" -day
Iiiih n new leeiuU in Beeretiiry f
Slulu William .1. Hiyiin. He will
peal, here Sunday iiIkIiI lo it nm
mlllee of one Inimlivd on Hie hiih
jeet of hIiiiii elmuimlliui. Kopre
hoiiIuIIvk Knlin Mini KepresenlulAc
Ken! of Cnliforiiiti tilwn will apenlt.
I'OUriTECN AND A HALF
POUND DADV IS D0HN
1 ,0H ANUIJI.IJH, (Vil Juno 12.
Mr, and Mi's, J, V, I'iIpiU mo uicelv
liilt tlio conifinUilaHomi of Ihiilr
frloiuls today following tlio airlvnl
of what Is bnllevi'd to be the largest
bnb) ever hoiu In 1-es AiihoIiw. Thn
hoy vveluluil 1112 pouiiiU nt birth
and immsiintd twi'titv-two inches
from lietul In toes f
veteran loda.x 71. Aei-onling to AHni TO TniinIHO
Hie nveraj-e ilenth rale of Hie veleinim ' lirr I f I Kl Hl'IrN
of that eontliet itfin otiinnlcilHint ill I LLU I llUiiil U
L
SCENE f RIOTS
AT COAL
MINES
i -,
CIIAnr.KSTO.V, W. Vn.. June 12.
ninnsinjr their jdnns nt the ele
venth hour, tho priinte isiih-eointntt-teo
investigatintr striknjidit6nd4'ip
Went Virginin coal mines today de
cided to personally visit the scene of
vvnrfnre. Accompanied hy attor
neys for both side nud newspaper
men, the epmittecmcii left.nt 10
o'eloek lhisrnoniiiur Jfor thePaint
t -eek and Cabin Creek district).
I ormer Qmcnior-GlnHsenrkivlfv
v.. is M'liedulcd to testify hero, today,
wireil-thc couimitteo nl the )nst mo-r.it-nt
Hint he had misstd his train
r.nd would he unable to uppeur. Tho
('tninutlCH i thru decided to deVtdo tin;
dny fft inspection and prou'ahly will
fxnmine a few witnesses.
Pefore leaving for the mining dis
trict the Hiih-eonunittec held a ten
miiiuto kchhioii. Joliu (inhlHlioroiish,
n minor in the lloomcr fields, nuked
aid from the committeemen. lie said
hirf mail was being taniered with,
his letters opened nud Hint he and
his family were driven out of their
home bemuse he olimleercd to test
ify nt the inquiry. The committee
will investipnte Unldnhoroiich's slory.
FORFEITS BOND RATHER
THAN FACE A TRIAL
mere will lie HMUiibjes civi war
pensioners ue.xt cnr(tlmn lliero were
this year, nnd tlmilie deallis for'
UUi will iiumber uproMiiiatuly iiO,
000. In tjpn .vciu-Hm Pension ' offiee
olfieinls tJeelaieiMlnhtv, the 'lulled
Slates will he phyliur no more jieu
Kiont tf eivil vvnr wtentn. In five
yenrs it is e.xpeeletl there will he no
more Mexican wnr veterans.
In the Inxt two xenr it has ewt
the government nhoiit 'J00.0O0,O00
uiinuatly to -pay pensions, nnd I his
enr it eosts moro owini; to the new
"dullnr-n-ilnj" peiion law which
has beroiue effceTive. Iiil vi-nr the
outlay was about $V, 1,000,000, which
included tho upkeep oi, the )i'iisiou
office here.
Oil
NOW
WASHINGTON S NEW
SEATTLE. Wash., Juno 12. A
bench warrant was Issued today for
tho arrest of Gcorgo U. Wood, for
merly of Park comity, Indiana, who
forfeited $1000 cash ball In Judto
A. W. J'rntcr'B department of the
superior court rather than return lo
liln homo town and fuco a charge
of contributing to tho delinquency
of a slxtcon-yoar-old girl.
KPIX'IAI, TRAIN HUMI.W, JUNK 1I5
To Wesl, KIiiinIii Springs nud Duns
iniilr, ('allforiiln.
A special excursion train will bo
run by tho Southern Pacific to Weed,
Shasta Springs nnd Diinsmulr not
Sunday leaving Medford at 7:00 u.
m. Ono faro for round trip has, boon
mado lo all points, Weed to Diins
mulr Inclusive. Dam-ball game be.
twccti Medford and Wcod will bo
played nt Weed, or tho day can bo
spent In tho Shasta resorts. Kxcnr
slou yill reach Medford, returning
about 9:30 p, m. Take your- lunch
nnd onjoy a day at Shnsta Springs
or In cool air of the Slsklyous, Full
particulars from K, P. ngont. 7S
LAWS r IN EFFECT
SEATTI.i;, Wash . Juno 15 -Tho
mother' pension law, the lniybUK
hatiil nc to make .loafing spouses"
workor tho roiinly to nuppprt their
wives, tho lown red-light law tho
IpTohihltlou of fako adtyrtlslng),' tho
ni;oiiuon or trailing M.uup auu con.
(ioiih with salon, the abolition of
capital piiithdiinent, the Initiative,
rcferjii(iiiH aodrcenJI (;yc4i for
Judges) (hcitb aifd'otht'lr laws to
tho number of Ihl go into effect
today. About 150 of tho new laws
are appropriation muaauroi.
Under the mothers' .pensions, in
digent mothers aro to get $lo per
month where there is but one child,
and IS monthly fur each additional
child. Under tho "lazy husbnnd"
net, loafing hiisbauils will bo made
to work for the county and their
wages, not to exceed $1.50 per day
will go to their families.
Under tho now law, Governor Lis
ter will appoint n statu imliistrl'il
commission of welfare, which Is to
regulate tho roiullttlous of labor nud
fit minimum wages for women.
SIDNEY PIERS DESTROYED
BY FIRE; LOSS $125,000
.SYDXKY, N, ,S. June III. A n re
sult of the VMUft iio Hinee 1001 Hie
Whitney Pier ilisiiiol of Kidney is in
ruiiiH today. Twenty building, in-i-iiidiiii;
the Itomnii (Jiitholin eliiireh
of tlio Holy Redeemer, the Holy Jfu
ileemur coin nil nud Hie (ilohe House
were burned. Tlio Iohh is blimutvd
nt irlW.OOl).
ALBERTA GRAND STAND
DESTR0WE0 BY FLAMES
! I
1'ied llj-1 lupkltw (M irooi i,t nl
letter frvuu W. Helilils Sons, the i
trmit Kngtiiih fruit merelmiils, run I
tniuiiig good iicw-N of foreign mm kit
prospects. Mr. Dennis avs I
"From rcxirts to linnd it w.mld ap
ptsvr Hint the pnwipoet nre for n li 'I
rnip of opples in vur district. c,
tire looking forward to handling '
good proportion of il duiinc the i im I
lug hiimii. Apples lire trumps lieie
nt the prisent iinio, Aiistruliaii und
TonniiiiHin t'ttiit renlifitnvr nnv wheic
fnnti 10s to 1 h" per liox. There is
n failure in Hie Hrepeli roft tcult
crops and there is nothing in the wax
of fruit here nt the moment hut ap
ples nnd Imnitiinx,"
ILLINOIS WOMEN JUBILANT
OVER SUFFRAGE VICTORY
SPItlNGl'IIJLD, III., Juno 15.
Tho Illinois Hqunl Huffracette asso
ciation tuda) Invited all leglslnlors
and tunny newspaper turn hero to ;v
iMlfnliet to celebrate suffrage's vlif
lory In tho stite
ivseana
M44ftAU,
9
IV.
a IP-H
U.lfc.
"I've had mvStadebaker
25 years and not
a cent for repairs19
A word of j'tint praino for n wngon tlmt linn
clone its work faithfully nml well.
Men becomes attached to their Studchakcra
i proudiof them.
Becnuc thoy rcnlic that a Stttdchitkcr in
built on honor nnd with nn experience in wnyon
building tlmt datca back to IQj2.
Studcbnker v'nKona arc n rrtilt of that lonR
experience, coupled with n dcaire to build the
best wagon b, not cheap ouch.
And when your denlar snyu "Buy n StuilebnUrr
there' no better wiion made lio's j:iviii you
tho verdict of u million fmiuoio. Ho in nut asking
you to try na experiment.
fwm Vfn
ItuiaiM W!W
Tukt
'unrCll
IUihm
ce out lhitt vt utlta in.
STUDEBAKER South Bend, lnd.
Nsw.ves'C. nncAoo nAttst i'am
HINNSAroUt CALTLAKnCtrV SAM mANUKO
ry neM't
roinANj.iRt.
;n SUGrl PAIN
WOMAN TORE
HER CLOTHE?
Xotico to Wutor LThei'S
Wo wish (n call attention to tho
ordinance prohibiting tho use of mi
open hose in irrigating. J'roni now
on this ordinance will bo rigidly en
forced. J, W. mTOllKLh,
Chairman of Wutor Committee,
--! .'-J ILLL:1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I'dTt RENT Closo in furnished
rooms, $l,fi0 and $2 per week;
use of hath. Call afternoons, snn
s, Central,
JlKdlNA, Alhurtn, June 12. Tho
hi;,' new gruuilstaud with the old
hIiiiuIs on either iddo, the nmii hitihi
H.ig nml the district buildingrt nt Hie
fshlbitioii,roiind Jiore, weie totdlly
ncstioyed hy iiio hint night. Tin
liisu will j mi well over $ 100,000. Tho
fiijo w'.yh'Hie iciilt q( p iollim stovo
cxplofltiiji.
Testifies She Vas Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Malone, N. Y " I.ydin K. Pink,
hum's Vegetable Corn0!ind has cer-
1 1" il ' JVir "' "11 uuniy uen" mr a rot
'AmLm ofj:ol. Iflntheani
nJKUKKaiV! ii r 11 wlii'ti I v.'nn ii
gin and I always said
Hint if lever had fe
male trouble I would
take It.
"I suffered from
organic inllnmma
tion and would huvu
spoil when I Wrmld
be in such pain that
1. would toar my
clothes. One day my husband got thn
neighbors in Iqjco what Hie matter waa
but they could not Imlp me. My first
thought wns for J.ydla E. rihkham'n
VepcUiblo Comjiound nnd I sent my hus
band out for It nnd took ituntil I vas en
tirely cured. I am u woman of perfect
lieniUj and my health and hupjilnesi
enmo from Lydln K. J'inkhnm's medi
cine You mny rest aoiured Hint I do
nil I can to recommend your wonderful
medicine U) my friends."- MitH. FitKli
Stonu, Houto No. a, Mnlone, N. Y.
Tho success of Lydin E. I'lnkham'a
Veicetnblo Compound, mado from rooUi
nnd herbs, is unparalleled. It may bu
used with jierfect couflilcnco by women
who suffer from displacements, inllnm
jnnllon,ulcerntlon,tiimors,lrrcjrulnritiea, periodic pains, bncknche, boarliig-down
feelinB,llntuh'ncy,Iii(llK(tIon,dIj;Incsi,
or nervous prostration. Lydia E. 1'ink
Jiatn's Yeotnhlo Compound la Uio stan
dard remedy for i cranio ilia,
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Friday June 20th
Direct PromJts'ScnBational'Run of,150 NIGHTS AT'
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IIARHY COHIM'U
HUGH OAMEItOK
clay smith
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UMYHTLE GJI.IILUT
KJ.OKA MAY
niKilN'IA EVANS
William riorence
MONTGOMERY & MOORE
GOflREOl'S
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15iSCars IQ0O Lauglis GO Sircnlc licauties
Sfitl Sale Ojh'Hh AVfdiii'rithiy, .Jtuii1 IS, at 10 A. M.
Pricos COc to ?2.00.
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Siskiyou Heights
Now is tlio tinio to mnko selection of lots and
tracts in his magnificent residence district.
SEE
JOHN A. TOKNEY
ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
PICNIC
unday June
AT WOODVILLE ON THE ROGUE
Jjlvodybmly is hivilotl loatltMitl tuitl lake llioir
bitskcls well filled.
Two ball games, morning gaimi between Ash
land and iMedl'urd. Aflowoou gamo liotwoon
winnci's and Orants I'assl
Uig Hand Concort morning and evening by
(lio Clranls L'ass band.
Wiecittl car leaves Medford at 7:U0 a. in.
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Trip 95c
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