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OCAL AND -LtR86NAL
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j, -W. H. florljr, vice-president of the
Pacific & Kastorn railroad, loft for
Portland Tuesday evening.
1C. C. Booy-Smlth of Salem and J.
Chsoy McDarmal or Uoldflold, Nov,,
aro Info nrrlvftlB In Medford.
u Mr.farid,Mr8. Arthur Hose of
rhocnlxHpoiit Tuesday afternoon In
Medford.
W. K. Thompson of Gold Hill
transacted business In Medford on
TubsdaY.
Mraim Mrs. Prod JS'orton of Cor
voIIIb nro visiting relatives nnd
fronds "living In tTio valley.
j-C.jlL Plofroor ICast Bedford was
n recent VtiBlneiis visitor In -Medford.
Mrnnd Mrs. t O. Deckcnbach of
Ralorn nro In Medford again. They
arc spcndlnc their vacation In the
WjuejRIvpr valoy.
Miss Vlda Cross of S.ikm nnd
Mrs. W. L. Uuclcley of Kullerton,
Cal.. nrrlvcd in Medford Tuesday.
TrohnttTa Fruit Cj. nas Just re
ceived a.lqrKO Vhlpmont ot 1 lb. nnd
,lh..tln top berry baskets, and enn
fill orders' In any quantity. Wo also
havo on hand a largo supply ot the
celebrated "Security' orchard lad
ders in all sizes.
, .(Mrs. "George Barnum of Jackson
ville tarried a Whllo In Medford on
Tuesday." ,M
Cecil Brown and Leslie Ply male
made Ashland a visit during , the
week, i
A..;Van Gentor of McCloud, Cal,,
nd W. W. Williams of llaker were
among those who camo to Medford
during the week.
Screen doors Medford Lbr. Co.
$3,000 accident nnd llfo lnsnranco
for 10; $5250 for $17.50. Seq
Holmes, the. Insnranco man.
. John G. Dunnlngton of Jackson
Tille transacted business In Medford
Tuesday.
G, C. Sooy Smith, tho horticultur
ist, Is .registered, from Tolo.
Dr. and Mrs, George h. Helms
mado a trip to Medford Tuesday.
Burlap sacks wanted at tho Iturs
Mill.
Miss Vivian Greer of Ashland,
who lias been tho guest of Miss
Ireno Smith, returned homo Monday.
Orra Angle, who is developing ,'a
mine in tho Siskiyou mountain, not
far from Colestln, and his partner
were in Medford Tuesday. They are
well pleased with their prospects.
Fruit tree, props Medford Lbr. Co.
W. R. Glasgow has been looking
after his business interests in the
northern part of tho valley.
Burlap sacks wanted at tho Ruxs
Mill.
Benton .Vincent of Sam's Valle
and S. E. Jamlcson of Central Point
werp Medford visitors this week.
James JQ. Eddy of Portland, right-of-way
and track commissioner for
tho Southern Pacific railroad, was
In tho valley tho forepart ot the
week.
JC X. Ageo and C. Brownsteln of
Portland are In tho valley interview
ing customers.
Orchard, hunting, nshlng Bed
Crater Lake scenes for salo at Cor
king & Harmon's studio. Negatives
made 'any place, kodak finishing. 128
East Main street. Phone 215 R. '
A. S. Klelnbaramor of Applcgatc,
who raises .cattle extensively, spent
a lew Hours in Medford Tuesday
A. L. Parkhurst and J. G. Towna-
end. nro 'down from Crater lake.
Miss Edith Broadbent of Pasa
dona and Mr M. Baker of Oakland,
Cal., are late arrivals in Medford.
Kodak finishing, best la town, at
W"ton'e. "
.E. W. Dart nnd T. Walston of
Sterling arrived in Medford tho .fore
parj of tho, weelc
A. J7 Dajoy pf Eaglo Pplnt was
the guest of h.s brother, John Daley,
Tuosday.
Jphn W. Opp, suiierlntendent of
tho Opp milieu, was n recent busi
ness vUltor at Ashland.
E. D. Weatpn, commercial photog
rapher, nogatlves made jtsy. time or
place by appointment. Phone M.
Sheriff Slhglar motored to Med
ford from Jacksonville Tuesday aft
ernoon. Mr.' and Mrs. John Vincent of
North' Jacksonville drove to Medford.
The county commissioners' court!
will be In regular session Wednesday
August 5,
Dr. Klrcngessner will be at note!
Nash every Saturday from 10 a. in.
to 3 p. m. on and after Max 24.
Sidney Brown and George Hen
dricks mado a trip to Jacksonville
Tuesday.
Jucdb kllppel has roturnod from
Grants Pass, whoro ho went In the
lutortBt of tho Three Lodes Mining
company.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
, AMKUTAST
Ds Phono 327
Ntgh't
I'oih
F. W. Week 10.T-J.2
A. E. Orr 078-M
MUs Kalherlnc Chapman of Duns
niulr Cal., tho milliner, was In Med
ford Tuesday on her way to Jackson
vl)lq, licY former home, to visit rcl
atvos nnd (friends.,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones of Uoss
1ano tarried a short tlmo In Medford,
Tuesday aftcruoon.
Mrs. P. M, Lance has gono to
IlORiie Hlver to visit her mother,
Mrs. C. G. Seaman, nnd will nlso
spend n few days with Mrs. tlront
Matthews of Koota rreek.
Thursday's baraalit ll)c miners'
cups, lie, at tho Wonder Store.
C. W. Champlln, Grant Matthews,
C. Carr and It. Swnckor or Foots
ertok were In Medford Tuesday on
their way to Jacksonville on school
district matters. .
Just received n now shipment of
15c candy. Get some; Its fresh, at
the yonder Store.
MK raid Mrs. Charles C. Hoover,
Frank "Wallace and Marlon Walden
have gone to Crntcr Lake on n camiv
Inp trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. llodgers of An-
tloch wore In Medford Tuesday,
trading with our merchants.
George Wood and E. J. Mahan
were np from Ashland tho forepart
of tho week.
Get toys any tlmo at the Wonder
Store.
Mrs. F. H. Hopkins of Central
Point motored to Medford Tuesday
afternoon.
Tho P. & E. Sunday school ex
cursion that was to hare been run
August 6 has been postponed until
further notice. '
Frank B. Walto of Sntherlln. a
well-known oporntor In real estate,
wns on tho northbound train that
passed through Medford Tuosdny
evening.
Tho P. & E. Sunday school ex
cursion that was to havo been run
August C has been postponed until
further notice.
Tho deer hunting season opens
next Friday and nn onslaught on the
bucks on that Uay has been planned
by many local nlmrods who expect
no troublo In getting the limit of
three allowed by law.
Every one should read August
usuo of Saturday Itevlow. It Is the
only "religions" number to bo pub
lished this year, nntf will benefit the
saved and sanctified ns well as the
agnostic nnd non-believer.
Mr. and Mrs. George It. Llndley
who are camping at Dead Indian
Springs, spent a day at home the
forepart of tho week. Ralph Baul
cbmt Eva Osborn and Bernlce Baul
com returned with them.
Every one should read August 2
Issue of Saturday Revlow. It is the
only "religions" nnmber to bo pub
lished this year, nnd will benefit tho
saved and sanctified, as well as tho
agnostic and non-believer.
The Roguo River 'J-'rultgrowers'
ussocmnon is naring tno big build
ing on North Evergreen that It
bought of tho Crater Lake Lumber
company put In sh&po for tho com
ing season's business. This will
make tho third company to maintain
a warehouse In Medford, besides
which there will be others to com
peto for tho fruit crop.
Arthur King and Glenn Woold
rldge of Grants Pais, aged abont IS
years, were arrested early Saturday
morning for fishing beneath tho
Golden Drift dam with foul hooks,
which is prohibited by law. They
pleaded guilty and were fined $50
and costs each. In dofanlt of pay
ment they will bo confined In the
Josephine county Jail for twenty
nlno days.
J. W. Casey of Portland, tho well
known representative of the C hi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
roaa, is In Medford again. Ho esti
mates that there will bo -100 car
loads of poara and COO carloads of
apples shipped out of tho valley this
reason.
Lottie Knutzen, daughter of 3a
coo Knutzen of Thompson creek,
aged 15 years, was recently bitten
on tho thumb of tho right hand liy
a rattlesnake which she dlsjiatchod
boforo going to tho houso for relief.
Hor arm became badly swollen, but
tho usual remedies proved effective.
Tho Beason of danger from forest
fires Is at hand and tho greatest
precaution with fire by campers,
tourists and land elearers Is enjoin
ed. Burning of slashings without
permit from tho authorities will be
vigorously prosecuted, while those
causing fires of any kind will be se
verely doaltli with by law.
A. B. listabrook. a former resident
of Gold Hill and Grants Pass, who
was arrested for attempting to kill
R. D. Jackson, a druggist of Moro,
who had written a letter nttacklng
his business reputation, was released
on bonds of $4000 furnished by hb
wlfo and A. J. Juchemlck of Port
land, llo was Immediately rearrest
ed on a chargo of being a dangerous
porson to bo at largo.
John Collins and SjIs family arriv
ed from San Diego, Cal., during the
wcok and havo located In Medford
for tho present. Mr. Collins Is a
pioneer of Roguo River valley, aa
albo Is his, brother, Thomas Collins,
J'lfty-threo years ago they camped,
on tho land whoro the Natqtorium
now sUuds, which was then covered
with grass and brush, JqckbonVlllo
was tho only town of Imporlanco In
southern Oregon In those daytj.
CANDIDATE FOR CONTROLLER
OF THE CURRENCY
Sbbbbbbl 2 !&? ' bbbbIbbB
LHBBJEi F r& BHBBtfBEVBBr
WREO ALONG
0.rg,b T. XorrU of I'hilndelplmi
may lieoome iho eoitlrellor of tho eur
reney in the iitlinitiistrntion of l'ni
tU'iit WiNon. His mime luw Uee'i
pluoed before tlie president nmt fee
retnry of. the Treasury MuAdoo by
mutual friemls, nnd it luw been haul
that there i yront likelihood of hi,s
beiiiir pven the plnee.
This U one of the most important
positions under the imtionnl govern
incut, more important thnn some cabi
net plnees. The controller lin:
ehnrRo of the national lmnk.c, liij; nnd
little, nnd he may make or break
tliem. While he is uihUt the Kcneml
Miperufinu of the secretary of the
treasury, some men who have filled
the office have been strung cnotii;!i
to ooiiiluet il ics they saw fit, ileal
in; tlirertly with the president.
Ket c-mplng supplies at the Won
der Store.
Mike Spanos and George Seymour.
whose appeals to the supreme court
were decided, against them, will soon
be brought to Jacksonville to be re
sentenced by Judge Calkins They
will then bo returned to Salem for
execution. Governor West will be
petitioned to commuto their sen
tences to llfo Imprisonment.
I TODAY'S BALL GAMES.
American I'ngtic
NEW YORK. July .10. The slip
ping Will to Sox were given another
shovo down tho ladder hero today
by tho Highlanders In n hnrd:fought
game. Fisher held Chicago to four
scattered hits and shut thorn out,
3 to 0. Score. R., H. E.
Chicago .... . 0 I
Now York 3 5 0
Batteries Russell and Schnlk;
Fisher and Sweeney.
Umplrcs Egan nnd DIneen.
STAIE BORDER
SAX DIKfSO, Cul.. July NO.-Forlj-one
ont.es of rifle nmmuniHon,
iiluuit 110,1)00 hmiihH, tUTivctl here
toilnv on the hlonmor Viotorin 1'nmi
Ivi-seniHhi, Lower ( nltfoniiu, oon
sinod to laivtili. just nonmt tho
border frem tjdlexioo, liuperiitl
ominlv, riilitoruiu, Thiw innmuiii-
tum whii-li n heavily bonded tn
puss thnuj;h this oounlry, wns or
deieil ruslu'il liv rail todnv to U
destination, nml is licliiuod to inili
onto nu nppreuohiiii; buttle botween
tho fodernN nml rebels til that point.
Several minor nlnMiet nlreiul.v liuo
boon ropoiloil, numerous fotleruN
desorliiu; to join tho rebel tuiiki.
Koilernl soldiers neut iionts- oonn
Irv iiiv said to bo udvtuioiiii; tovvurl
MoNieali, iiiul MpxIoiiii rniioliers, who
wore in input hy with Miulem, are
ileclnreil to be on;niiiniiii; and miuvli
iiu: loward Kiiteundn, whore truuhlo
may break out nt nny hour.
Governor (lomez of Knseiimln nr
riveil here today. He snid he wim on
n lony leave of nbsenro, but ft is
reported that ho left tho capital bo
oniiso of the conditions there.
Yankee Tars to Race.
IIKKMEIITX. Wnh., July 30.- -Picked
men of the Tuilod Stale
flagship West Virginia of the Pn
oifio reserve fleet are puttrti" In
severnl houiN of practice in th
shipV bonis hero each ilny, in pre
paration for ruoes: with tho ltrilish
tors at Meluria, when Admiral Rey
nolds piUK there next week to pay hi
rwpeeti to iiffivert of Iho dread
nought Xew Zealand.
W. J. Maxwell, for fifteen yearn
grand secretary and treasurer of tho
Order of Railway Conductors, died
recently nt his homo In Cedar RapldK.
STORM
WRECKS
SELLS-FLOTOCIRCUS
r
WINXII'FU, Mnn., .lulv ill). Ilulf
of the Soils Kioto oiioiih wan wioekol
here thw nflomoon wlion an oloo.
trlonl nlonii fnulitonod tho elo
Iui)iIh of llio Iii hIiow. Tho i)r
boasts wont on u inmpogo, Hiunhliod
tho main tool scats and w-rcokoil
sutullof liuililiii.,Tlie onliro woikinj
loioo of tho oiroitx, with pilohl'oiki
and other weapons fiiiully salnlaeJ
the lorritiod IioiisIh,
EIGHTEEN DEAD.
(Coutfniied from Page 1)
tliiMimiuiPloT lieio ul HsilO iiVlunk t't'K
Nti'illiK IK) ileuiei'H,
PK01UA, 111., duly !IO.wll hot.
weal her leeoriU for tho flliminot'
piollilsul In KO by Ilia li'ouril ' lli'io
loilny. Tho tltuiiiKihiiiliH' lolsliiied
IK) ul 10 o'olook.
anils niul the pimlttion in sontliorn
loua ore in hoi tuns condition,
Tho hitshoht murk rotebUeietl yo
torday wnn 101, but exory imllonlinn
points to thiillKiiio boilur oooedi'd
toilny.
llllnoU Swellei-s
SlMUXdl'JIllill, III., .lulv .10. Old
Sol ws on Iho j oli on rlv today, the
flvviA Miuiij OvA
'ml- "
HoiU lit lies Two Iiiniiiio
ST. l'Alrr Minn., Jiih III).- Willi
tbo inoioiiiy monntiiikf rupidly mi'?
llio Iniinlilily litlii $1. Pniil i wol
iliiit lodiiv in odd if Iho IiiiIIokI
ilnyi of tlin KOH80II. Four pro(ru
lioiiM wore lopmlod ami two porxoim
have hoi'ii ilriwi totiipoinulv Iiixniio
by llio bout within twenty-four lionr.
Itiiln I'linii I'loiiilless Shy
nn.r.Mnrs, o., .lulv .n. iiain
Ml from ii uloiulleM i1o- for fifloon
tiiiiuitoH lieio Utila. with llio humid
ity uour the llio mark, A mnhlen
ooiilrucliiiti, the wonlbor burenii o,-
plfiltiiid, line to n ntUtltt drop in thoj
inoioiiiy.
t'ntirnraliln In St. l.ouU
ST. l.oriS, Mo., .lulv :I0. Thro
bent pioslrutioiis wm lepoi't'd hero
IhU iiionilnjf. Tim liaiil f Ifilldu ul
most inilioiuiililo Ij' Jilgli liumlillly.
(Mid Mii'oo ul Mlliwiuboii
MII.WAl'lvUn, Wl..t.luly no. A
IIkIiI loooiia I rem I. a ho Mlelitxan
h)iiuhl loliof 1 1 out llio lionl wuo
liui'o loihiy. Tlmro WUlft no pimdrfi
tiotis. Clllt'AHO, July NO. The noon
toiiiponiluios were:
Dos Molnon, In,, )7t SI. I'uul, 00-,
('IovoIiiimI, O., D0 Sprliljjriotih 111.,
Dfls Allmtiy, X. V.. Ofl; Somnlnii, J'ii
H7t luillnl'i, X. V.) 8i Ihitivoi, Bflj
ibistou, 7.i Wiiwiiiniiiofi, rtti? si.
l.oiiin. 1)1; ('oliiinliii, HI; Baltimore,
IN; Trenton, X. .) IlL'i Wilkiwlmn'o,
Pit., Wl Mlinele, Jml. .Iitinlftitltil),
101; Hilulon, In., ion J-1; I'lilhidel
plilti, Oli New- Yolk, 01 j (nolioler,
N. Y tilt I. a Cn.sKo, Win,. (II.
Daniels Rcaulirn Dottc
(i.MtltiK(i, Mont., July 3fl.
Swintury of the Nary UmiMs mrt
d Iiwh tuUn.v fioin Riifiklnie. and '
nftr n fw Ihiiii-n' vli.lt lfl for
initio, Mftv tnllfH dlslnut, by Hiito
molillo Tli neirelnr anil imily
lease Hullo tonlttt lor Mult Utko.
MRS. BROWN "Whoro aro you going Mrs. Jones?"
MRS JONES -"I am going uftor ft pair
W Jr 9
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&&
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at rva jxf w a
tm mm. i i - -
"Good Shoes"
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
With Medford trafw Is Medford made.
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Tiiotn In
Cirixl ltons)n
anil
PHILADELPHIA. July .10. Tho
Athlotlcs downed St. Loulu 2 to 0
here this afternoon In a close game.
Score. it. Jl. E.
St. Louis 1
Philadelphia 2
Datterles Wcllman and
dor; nush and Sch.ing.
0 (
C i
Alexnu
1 Xiillonn League
PITTSUURO, Pa., July 30. Al
though 'otithlt by Hrooklyn, the Pir
ates playel cleaner, snappier ball
today and won out, r. to 3. Scere:
'R. If. E.
Brooklyn ;..... a 10 l
Pittsburg '.. r 0 o
Flatteries Ragon, Curtis and Mil
ler; McQulllen and Gibson.
.Medford
for II.
Wouldn't nny woman )io happy.
After years of barliiiche sufferlnR,
Days! or mKoryj nlRhts or unrent,
Tho distress oPnrlnnry troubles.
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the
folIewhiK:
Mrs. Jano Sovey, 1023 Ninth St..
.Medford, Oregon, says: "I first
used Doan's Kidney Pills whllo liv
ing In Idaho. 1 had suffered a great
deal from kidney troubles, and noth
ing seemed to help me. I bad In
tense pains In my back, hips and
kidneys, whon I started using Doan's
Kidney Pills, but was soon relieved
and finally cured by this remedy."
Tho nbovo statement must carry
conviction to tho mind of every
reader. Don't simply ask for a
kidney remedy ask distinctly for
Donu'a Kidney Pills, the samo that
Mrs. Sevoy had tho remedy backed
by homo testimony. fiOc all stores.
Fostor-Mllburn Co., Proprs., Iluffalo,
N. V.
"Whon YAur Hack Is tamo Rc-
niembor tho Xante."
iiat: Ybun WATcir
CLEANED OCGVSIONALIW;
AWATCII will run witliottU
oil or cleaning longer than
any other piece of machin
ery but it needs both occasion
ally. ' r, i W
If ymt will comlder that the rim of
the balance wheel travels Over filieeii
miles a daj-, you will not grudge your
watch a peck of oil and a cleaning
once a year. It will Increase the
life and acenracv nf vour watch.
Lcas your watch with ua to-day,
m i i ' '"
tho Waltham, Elgin, Howard
Hamilton, .. Illinois. .. South
Bend and Rockford move
ments in all tho siaos. Also
tho now Gont's Thin Model
Full Dress Watch.
Martin J. Reddy
tiltliatitl In (tin Hub of tbo VtlUIwil
Tboalor nml Hbopldng IMHrlU
Recently lledeciir.'ileil mot Iti'fiiintHliiiI 'lltriiliubout,
nml Itetlrr Kiult(itl Todn) lli.in liver llefuro
honilH'iiti Plan
RiMiitii wllbout luiili, l.tHi iH-r day and up
Rooms uliti hull), b-.OU M-r day nml up
(1. J. UAI r.MA.S'N, Manager.
N. If. CLAIlKi:, Ai.l. Mgr.
Tlie Jeweler
Near I. O
Siskiyou Heig&ts
Now is I Iip time lo make seleelion of IoIk nnd
tnicls in (his iniitfnifu'Oiil residence dihiriel.
SEE
JOHN A. TORNEY
ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
Come In and See The Special
Offer Until August 1st.
CHICAGO, July 30. Cheney
In splendid form today, 'and
Cubs, blanked tho Giants,' & --to
Scere: it, .H.
New Verl: 0 !
Chicago' , .r.- 8
Batteries Tcsreau, Crandall
was
the
0
K.
::
o
and
Meyers,. WllsbnJ Cheney1 and- llrcs
nahan. f
First' Mrs. Astor MMurns.
NKW YORK, July 110. Mrs. Avn
Willing .Astor, first wlfo of tho Jato
John Jacob Astor, atd her daiiKb
tor Muriel arrived hero today on tho
liner Olympic, XJioy wero met at
tho pier by Vincent Astor,
"I want to get these n,ucpr HBrl
culturnl Ideas out of Vincent's
lioail," Mrs. Astor said, refcriJiiK to
young Astor'a plan to innko his
COOO-acro estato at Ithlneqlltfo, N.
Y nn experimental farm, whoro ex
periments In uKriciilturo mlKht bo
conductod aloiu; scientific lines.
Uses Flylnrj Boat.
flllCAGO, July :i0. Ilurold Mo
Cormiek made the tiip from liiH'lioino'
nt Iitko Forest lo ('lucagtt toilny in
u flying bout, mid a moment later wan
ut liin desk. Ho Kaiil he in tended to
Roll his automobile, und (ravel hure-
iillcrju llyjut; boat.
TOO LATE TP CUSS.IFY
LOST Monday opening, between
main part of town and fair
Krouuds, pursu montulnlut; 70 or
80. l-'Judor return to Mall Trlli
uiie. Ill
Stubborn Colds May ,
lead tt Consompllon
Dlil you trrr bar rolil that wonlil not
i , .' i ,uuu, lu" lriii, innl ir.
TrnlMl lfi anil mado Hsklittf bourn uila
ralih'T Kcktnau's Alicratlie U the iroii
reiiitijy.ln. wa cnm. I'rrhaiis noioe alio
1110 TIJIMlIt'lOI. II1AV I.m jtfTM.U.. uk... I. i-
only B I Irk 1 1 oic In tbo throat i but wliwi
your cheat U tore and el w pie rcnutlk
ilon t onawrr then take Kt-kman's Alter,
sine. .NfKlcct ofti-n k-sds to mora Mrluui
troublo; a caut la point follow
,.'cn,'no' ' July. laoa. I drt i.ot4il
Iho roiiOltlons that ahncl I liml Con.
aumptlon. I loai uriKbt rapidly: bad a
lionow roncft, livmorrlinKca ami Yi-ry as.
icm nlirlit sirmu. My i.rolbtT rwom.
imndfil Ukiiian's Alliratlvc. In (b fall
of IWjO. hcKnn to take tt. At Uila tlmo i
am iM-rfi-ctly well ami rnlmat. My pic
Jltn KmxI niul my wcluht baa IncrfipciJ
rroin 110 to 1 W itouiHls. Not trace of my
old trouble rcnulu. I will u"dly fprva
th nii-rlts of Uila inidb-lun In nnyonc."
(HlKr. . M. fc. OI2IIHAIUT.
Kikman'a AllcAtlnj la iffctlvo In Ilron
rbltla, Anthiiui, liny K0fr; Throat nml
I.IIUC 'Iriiublen, and In iiiiliulldluu lh
iMTtiiiiiiiiiiai.wiffliiQunira
w.
i .
JOHN DEERE 3PREADER.
The Spreader tslili tic tft c: iho Xxh
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The Simplest Spveaaer Muuo " &&
i J..3 No Chains sf,7itt'?EMnz;-
M
Hops hot iimtaln pnlMiiia, oplntrs
AUK
ayatrrn.
or wililt-rornilni; ilrm- il f, i ;.rn .
telllricr of re irrlt. and wrlto to Kikrnnn
Ijliorutory, 1'blladclplila, l'a..for inornovl.
Utnic. l'or aalu by all Hadliuf druuuUt
Willi Medford Trade is Medford Made
1'hono us yonr ordora for
fylilk, Cream,
Butter, and
Buttermilk.
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Our niCII crtADK Iro cream will
please you. Sold In quantities of
2 gallons nnd up.
Wo havo our own twlco-a-dny de
livery. J
ROGUE RIVER CREAMERY'
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With Medford Tin do is Medford Made
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Entirely New . . Nothing Else Like It
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TITO JOHN DERHB SPREADER The fiprcailer with, the Pealcr on the Axlel aa much of ntV Improvo
mont In spreader manufacturinic aa the self-binder vu.'i over tho old reaper. It la mado nlolir entlrsly
" "w "iHuiuiiv iiih-tj iiuui inu iiruiiiury npruitoiT.
tt i ?t'Bt mnnur0, "I'reaJer over mado wan built in 1B78 by tho Kemp Ss JJtirnoo Mnnnfnqturlna Company,
tiTi TiV A I I . Jr ouoii ivryiu niirruuur uyurjr ujuvauur ii.ii oten iiiiuig uionr; lliq Wimo nciticr-ll IIIIW lis
M lbi3 firat machine. Power was taken from ono end of tho main axlo und transmitted, elthor throuuli chalim
-1 Or L'CarS, tO tho bcatdr. mounted nbovo and in tho rear nf tbo ar'n. HnrHnfnrn fliii nntv liiinrnvPMlmti I..
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Tnanuro aproadera sinco tho first ono waa mado In 1878 luui been In tbo rcflnoinont of dotallii.
te 'iho John Deero Hproader la n radical donar).uni from tho old inulhod of roiwlruclion. It hi miujo iiloni;
jg entirely now lines und in n, great imiirovemont over tho old otylo iT.reiukr. Corno in and examine tho xuachlim
gj and you will readily eco why tho John Docro Spreader In aj far uu jwrior to any ojireuder horutoforu cOnutruetcd.
f Even if You Don't Need a New Spreader Nozv 'it
of artlclos qn why farm manuro should ho used on tho land, how it altould bo appllud, how It nhould bo iilnred,
tho valuo and ctfect of ualnK it in vurloiw wuys. In addition there In n dotail UiwcrilUioii of thu John Deero
g3 Spreader with illustrations in colors of thia spreader werkluj: in tho field.
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Better Investigate It's Worth Your While
HUBBARD BROTHERS, Medford
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