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Newspaper Page Text'y. 'fj.! it" PAGE TWO. MEDFORD MATli TUIHONK MIODFOKl). OKIWON, Tl'l'lKhAV, NWPTKMUKIv H5. 1!)1!1. OCAL AND L PERSONAL 1! IN .lUWMIIIMWMTOgl Mr. mid Mrs. Harry C'nrlton mot- ornl lo MrdTonl Vontlnj nrt"rnonn. llownril Shearer of Ulemlnlo lins heen, lu MetHont Mulling trloihls. . wns ?,ci,,i " $r., mill ,Mni. W. K. Coleman 'of gnckVoavlllo inmlc a trlj to Aladfonl Morning. f Mlrt ECflu 'blelrts nnd Aline Irene lo'ninu of Ashlnml mnio to Mailfonl Hnniln.). llome-mndo brond nt Do Voc'e, i. i Air. nifil Sirs. WQlliur .lono of Komi laino Urrteil a short time In Minlfon! .Manila)'. Certain Ktlpnll, tho horticulturist, In itoMi from Ills ranch located In Itrou nstaoro illstrlrt. Itov. MeCnllonnh of Aahlnmt line lieon visiting relathea living ui Iml- ford. Kodak finishing, fccst In town. t Weston's J, W. Meyers nml 11. H. Kenmos of Contrnl Point tnrrlcd Bovoral hours in , Mcdford Monday. Clinrlcs Itoolor of Ashland motored to lied ford Monday nflernoon. JCol. It. C. Wajhbnrn of Tnble ltock a hnxIncFs visitor In Mcdford Mondnr. Cratrr I-ako pictures ,a book if 12 pictures, bnnd colored, tho flno.it ever inndo of ttio lake, for salo nt Corking & Ilarmon'B studio. Call and tco them. 22 S Cist Main street, phono 320-J. tt A. It. ParKlinrgt la down Trow Cra mer take. Ho reports beautiful "weather prevailing there. 'II. D. Mills nnd K. Wheeler of initio rails transacted business 1n Medford Monday. William Puhl has bought the bar bershop in tho Palm-XIodcrmoyor building, opposite Hotel Nash. 12. D. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives mado any tltno or pla'co by appointment Pnone M. H71. Mrs. O. P. Tlolms of T.ilont was tho guest of her sister. Miss E. Tfcthcrland. Monday. Mrs. W. Klfert and hor dnugh- ters arc visiting Mrs. W. II. Darnum of Jnck'sonvllo. . ' F. E Honv arid his family and A. E. SchulU of AUodena, Cal., arc late arrivals In Mcdford. You will lio surprised. to fnd how little tt costs Jo havo tho Southern urcgon Electric company do your electric wiring and repairing. Phono 32C. ' . John C. Aitkin of Itogue river dis trict, fruit inspector, spent Monday in Mcdford. Francis Heath of Eagle Pplnt Js In Ho lately sold his farm to ,Ad Wolgast. tho pugilist. Gcorgo E. Sanders and George W. Sorcnson of Grants Pass wcro among their Mcdford friends Monday. Wynne Scott, ono of tho most up-to-date portrait artists on tho Pa cific coast is taking charge of the portrait department for tho Gorkin & Harmon Photo company, 22S East Main street. Mr, and Mrs. F. G. Stlmson of Dig Sticky traded with Medford mer cbnptB Monday. A. P. Woiss was d,own from Grif fin reek tho first of tho week. He gathered a flno crop of pears this season. L. II. Tucker lias returned from a business visit of several weeks in Walfown county. , "Insurance your best asset " liars the best. Plnco your Insurance with ' Holmes, the Insurance Man, right If ho writes It. tf Alex Duff has been In tho north eastern part of Uie county, hunting tho cIiibIvo doerf. MIhb Iva Coffin Jins gouo to Rose burg and will visit friends living thoro. A. 0. Hubbard and fnjnlly havo re turned from a (rip to tho Kile creek, Tall crwjk and Crater tako country. whore Mrs. Hubbard iiiui.tho rhll Vlren cnloed cniaplug out whllo Air. Hubbard v.as luoklng aftor his duties as deputy game warden. , Pilvato music lossons from CO coins upwaru to iiiroo dollars per leabon, according to subject nnd toachor ohoeen. Medford Oonsorva ofy, Collogo llldg., SI North Grape. "- II. Slover and It. K. Wolford hnvo niovod thoir fiunllloe frpra Jiukww vljlo to Ashlnnd. They aro occupying tho I'urozzl placo just south of the Pioneer mill. Milk nnd crenm nt DeVoo's. llollod barley, bran, shorts, flour nnd hay , lit Iho now feed store, '3!)7 Smith yront BtrcQ, near corijer Front ai il Rleuinth, Lowest prlcos for cash. 'JVW deliver o any part of city. Or der by phone. Pliouo 2C9. I.oe Watklns & Co. . Mcdford. Another herd of fancy UoIbIIch dnlry rows hns, been brought to tho valley to ndd to tho wenlth of tho An plogato, Fred Knox having brought 23 bend .of hctutto to tho Annlcgnto last vook, tho cows being taken by immuiitni nriuors. Ttio cows are from tlu Sacramento valley, and wore unloaded nt Ashlnnd nnd driven ovor lnud to tho Applognte. .Ighn OsonbruBKo was over from Applenuto iltirlug tho past wuok. Mlsn l)orl3 I.ooiuIh of Ashlnnd linn betfn visiting friends living Hi Med ford. Mrs., Arthur H. Allyu hns opened nn otflco ns public stenographer nt mo Metiroril ,.Hotol. She in cxper- j ienced In court reporting, legal work, J banking, Insurance, abstracting, real afttatn. and, commercial lines. Satis lctlo'n guaranteed. Prices reason able. 1G2 Airs. W. K, Smith returned Monday evening from n trip to Ashland. G. W. Ilnrron of the SIklott moun tain tarrtod In Mwlford Inst week. Mr. nud Airs. James Polton and Mrs. I,. C. Slft'ttiora havo returned to Fort Klatunth after a short visit in Afedford. John II. Tyrrell and his son. A. At. Tyrrell of I.nko creek, were recent visitors In Mcdford. Fred Alton Hnlght. teacher or piano and harmony, National Con servatory of Now York. Specialist in tho correct principles of touch nud technique In all grades of study. (jarerui attention given to young children and beginners. Faults nc- quired through wrong ways of prac ticing corrected. Fall term Septem ber 2. Ilalgbttuslc Studios, 11G S. Laurel street, phono 17G-H. Prod W. Alears, the attorney, spent n few hours In Ashland Monday, . Mr.,, nnd Mrs. :. F. Guthrie of North Jacksonville motored to .Mcd ford Monday. Mr. and Airs. E. Wilson of Jackson ville came to Atodford Monday even ing, to meet Airs. Unman of San Francisco, a sister of tho Into P. N. Fifke. and her son. Air. nnd Airs. George Ilordoaux, who aro located at Tacoma, nre vis iting In Portland. They wero former residents of Medford. J. Al. Croncmlllcr of Jacksonville, county treasurer, went to Grants Pnss Monday evening to consult Dr. Find ley, the oculist. Air. and Airs. A. J, Ilowman nr rlved from Illinois, recently nnd will bo guests of thoir son, Professor Bowman, for some time. Air. and Airs. C. Evanson were at tho northbound train Monday even ing, to moet.MlM Davis, a teacher of Cor vail Is, who was on her way homo from n trip to California. Afiss Kathryn Allms, who has been visiting her father, Col. George P. Minis of Soven'Oaks, left for her home at Coeur d'Alone, Idaho, Alondny evening. George Dick, had ono of his arms mangled nud fractured a few days since, in being thrown ognlnst a steam wood saw ho was operating. His In juries nro not serious, however. C. F. Lansing of Salem, proprietor of tho Quakor nursory, nnd his wife, who havo been guests of Air. and Airs. II. II. Patterson, loft for homo Alonday evening. They wero unite favorably impressed with tho city nnd valley. W. h. Orr of Eugene spent a few days in Alodford during the past weok. Air. and Mrs. William Perry and Airs. Joseph Goppert of Illg Ilutto wero recent visitors in Medford. C. E. Wllcstrom, who put up the mill that Is sawing lumber for the Sterling mine, js In Aledford. Ho states that James Garvin nnd Hell brothers of Talent hnvo tnken con tracts to re-lmlld tho flume which carries the water to tho mlno, nnd it will take thorn sevoral weeks to com plete tho work. J. K. Darnell, who was a pioneer rosldont of Medford nnd mine here George llolhngeii of Knsehurg tins bought several hundred tons of liny on Applognte. nnd last week shipped seerul enrlondu of cattle thither for winter reedlpg. U, Schiller of Varnvlllo. Cal., ar rived In Aledford tho first of tho'vveok. J. M. Under of South Phoenix mo tored to Medford Alondny nltnruoon. Airs. .Margaret 1'errlu of Portland n prominent official of the Dogroo of Honor, nud bur daughter, Jvatherliio Gardner, and tho latter' snmll chil dren were hurt In a riinnwny near Ashhtud recently. The. horse over turned tho surrey lu which they wero riding nud threw thoni down a ten- foot bank into n creek. Fortunately nono wore seriously Injured. SOCIAL WORKER UNDER SUSPICION SAX FltANriiil'O, Col., Sepl, III. - The nnest of woll known mumi u of iiiueli initnnmnt'o ih ii teiiil winker muv lie ojmicIu1 miou km oloilioii cluitpo in tinuetHiv with ihe rn nKiihixt . . Wiilnev, l.o Angeles iisnl oslnte broker, nvunl of inritiujr from the enrninx, ot n fallen WI(HMII, il win lTHUU'tl tllmlll I'oliee .luuV1 Slioi I.iII'm court U'tlny. The mhArI worker, il wh iMth). 'u"l PAN TO F 01 PPL EL E It Is nnuoun,rod from headuunrtors mviiwiI !fil)Ufrm YVidnpy'n rtillior, at San Francisco that all passenger Juop' H. it. ViWtov. who. liweer, iars on tho Southern Pacific linos will shortly bo of steel construction. The AVostorlund orehnnl twhlbltod nomo tuoustor applei of tho Wolf Klver vnrtoly at tho Jackson county rlr. Air. Wosterlujid, who Is n fro qucut nud successful exhibitor nt ap ple shows, carried away seven first premiums and four second premiums Inst week. Extensive preparations nro being made for Gold Hill's first mid-valley industrial fair and street enrntvnl next Saturday. Tho school fair, sports and racas, nlso a baby show, will bo features. A Milinau supper I frro-to-all and dancing w 111 clofco tho evont. luittH-dmtely inilifi'-il tlin (Hit He t nt tomc, oX thu U'snotitHi, mhI it n stWcd tlmt 4io wiii now iletitWHdiui: $filH10 lu jit) the yonugf Wldnev from pmsooiitiim. .Iud(rs Wiiliwy. It WH- umloivloiMl. li ul nrrtUMm win the divtrirt altoni in have the woman trvtd it bo apHr in eotm nt his mimi' triikl, wt jMio wiw exported to do lo get Iter iinnwv. Widne.v is a bitiHiw of INilierl J. Wliltuv. who wiik uiMihet! iu Hie nf faiif. of Mrs. Vivien l.von-. "THE INTRUDER" TO QE SHOWN AT IT THEATRE A combine or tho lending fruit shipping organisations of tho Purlflo noi 111 wont U in sight. Hlroug oHoHm nro liulng mndo to got tho tlval or gitiilwitlolMi together and by shiho It Is Intimated that the tusk U hnut (hiiii Wltttod so far us tho blgxer MhlppiUK flruls mo eourDriind. While deflnlto uows reuuot ho oh talHed nt the moimiut. It In iiiulr stood ttint In most limtnuees the tur litory will W dovldfil mid nlmller priced Muotwl by nil ornnlsllons. TULSA VEIABL PILLAR OF F LIE Tt I.SA, 01.1.1., Sol. HI. Do IV lohi'i UJ, wlnii the nejith tolevun tiKMiil lry 1'iiitiitiiv ('mijjri'1 nml l'!lMiiiim oHitM In run uiiil ! Miulmr I, Tulun MI Uv llohleil m titfelii wn oihur rfty ht llio vi'lil bus hnwi llnhlml lifforp. l'lfleim inllluiti lMfi'i' nt nnlHfnl v ll he totiiiwt nijehttv to llfftil tho etl.v. 'IIip light for Tub duHiiir tit- t- lo4UoM will It IX VKljtHllIlt fHtlllf I f flame, which will lie fml from kugu i 4uliliail ... .....II Wl. . 1 l.u. l.u This. It hi flgnriHl. would umetlcully "'"" "" V.i . T, "'R "im"'l lilt" inn ('"Uirr me tA- IMMiUon RiiMtitriti. It n ruliii-' ( '.MID yerrls ni1 mitn iiMll tf" vol) olltnlnato eoiuplrtlnn among tho ship pers and stmt much npeuso of hcIIIuk turn Is Monwilly limiirretl. tt Is stated that n number of can Mences Uetwiii rival hlpplnR or gfulsatlotw Imvtt hH heJd. both hero snd at SpoknHo. It Is known posi tive) v that the pmjoet hn none mi the plur wHI b nipwl of to ni crowtU frmt gt'tliojf loo mcht tli. flume. The m will he "lot tied lmi" md Ughteil U.V rliHtrlrily o the oiieulntc night. It in rstlmat-'l Itlftl iLn I...,M te 111 ul.....l A l....l..l far that two of tk. M.t bitter Hvnh,, .,. foree oJ" the flow there will b tlmo KM) feet fr n Ihe smttiul. Fow photo-plays possess such unii siinlly ehnrintng fonluros ns "The lu- Forty-stv births, 37 denlhs and 3J trudor," n play romarknblo for Its flue mnrrlaged are Included In tho vital statistics of Jackson county for tho quarter ending June 30. Thoro was one case ot typhoid fever, fourteen character delineation an well as for the Intrinsic beauty of tho story Itself, It Is a two-part Vltagraph special fon- turo and will bo presented nt tho It cases of measles aud two cases of i theatre no.xt Tuesday nnd Wednesday scarlet fever. Three deaths occurred from tuberculosis. Arthur Al. Geary of Portland, who hns been successfully filling the posi tion of graduate manngor ot student nights when It will form the leading Item on what Is ahvaa a good pro gram. The story ot the play tolls or a joting man who rece-iee nn uiiexpect- actlvltlos nt the UnUlvorslty ot Ore-'ed lojwcy. an estate from n doreasod gon. has gone to Columbia lTnver-i uncle. An old tenant, who hs lived slty. Now York, to complete his law course. He Is a native of Atodford. Air. and Airs. If. II. .Dow, who have for years rent free on a farm of Ihe ostnte. regards him us an Intruder In to his life and septus to regard tho bfon residents ot Jacksonville for a! young man's visit to him ns a person long time, will become eltlxens of (al affront, fosrjng that ha may olthor Aledford during the week, ltnbnrt.be dsposoleff or forced to pay rent Is nn expert packer and w 111 bo fore man of the Producers Fruit com pany's parking crow this season. Miss Floretico A. llcamos, ot Aled ford. Is tho guest of her brothor. United States District Attorney Hoamos, and Airs. Kennies, nt the ,li ou his ho'ldlng. His peculiar notions ot prldo load him tn request his niece, a young woman who praotlcally sup porta tho family by the sale of her palutlngs, to poee ns n housemaid. io that the visitor ntav not suspect tho poverty to which ho tins been reduced. In the uppto bitalnoM hnvo recently decided to ueo oneh other's soiling ngwitts, Itemirdlng some of the phases ot tho situation (he following img from Spokane will evptnln: ''With a i tew to orsnflnic nil ap ple Hipping neeortnttntw, luitopetid ont ehlpper nud glowers of Washing ton. Oreffou. Idaho nnd Montana Into a blx protective orgmihutlon situlhir to the Citrus Prntretlo league ot (illfomU. a meeting of seioral huu drml of those connected will be hold 111 Spokane Thursday, November 30. lu eouneetlou with the National Ap ple shew. "So-cullml fruit polities nnd nil mat tors afferUug marketing methotln will be eliminated at tble routorenro. wliloh will deal with matters in which all north weatrii frHltgroeura a nil shipper bare h eoumon Intesoat, aurh ns trausportatlitn. Iglslatlnn, stand- ardlsatiou of grading. pMrklng and purkainti. and t ictitluns ot eontrol and cllii'iiiutl'tn of fruit piU nud (Uni'SHl-H A1mv Ihnt lteiirht the flame will five hunrfrvd feel and ot hirltt feet thick. Phodnwe will h ent ef olijeolH five milen away nnd the Heme will h vUiJilc for n dhttanen of JtHl I itillcH. niii.Anr.i.i'ijiA. m.-ml "' t t. triliinv mil'.ciii wnrkcr uoil t(rilii- In t nk. r ni-e iniini; bn Vf" h"nl III Ili'-lt,i' Im'ii' IhiJ.IX f..t'iMi C II rlnli Willi I'ol'i'hi nn Mi'' i 'V ii l mit i of .ii ' lit.-ili t. A(.niii einleiMoretl Miiiglo-limntcil n slop u i lot hmiI TjiMimy WtHela, Tirtiiiiiy IKiek, Ihfitiey Ifcfril ' Hint TumiuV O'Kciic, nil pfuxlli'-K wml In lux I I" I I1C. , ' ""' . :y"t i"., . J '" " DurixplilTHgs fee 9ttupt,8tts enJ FH !. ml Clilihru l.iifl ovtn f t-M't lamb, veal or Iteif. the hhMi'vr nn t liih im.nl r end fowli loo old fr toitlluJ. niuKo di'lli'toMs and ninuUiloil Htc' K C t)i'mp!!og nuKi IIWiH deujilffllti icliyr ohJ llw whJi mh II Must Viimiijl an owttH lo nnxt fMtillh' wlill m..l m so liih Mid mint hemndo Ut i; i ,i far i uuMlbk. K C Dnmpiingn . Jiy Mt . NmI.i ll.JS ! "" kii'mn twlilrj.yi. t .'M fixir; S hi I tiiuifvfiih A fliilr ij llwtw, ( (iifiniN'Mi tuli, i pap i &ff-ixij, . i4.- e . hmw. K I , ililtl lllftr ! I .,i r 1 "" ni'tr, immiu i ! i i - i j liiie t im wtirk Ui ')' ii'i' id ,i f e-f4in n i' ik m mike 4 lnuf,h If.i .jut tlkMi i n bijcultl. ' 1 iiis y ' mm Allow the Hrw (o lu.1l down lint i't HipuJ J Hii a H rvrr lU ftttsl "f ill.-)' . A.UI Urf cu tit tl w i et - ' -inf sjij 4rep ihe d 't, k ih tofffr " (i' i , tot " '" B' fl . 0 ael it b.il t&nlr ii ml. mw. Md --h K ' tHllas INeaOrr wl Mbieruh sml ste ttrUcheu with tll. ktmtl tliferlpe Ii thrt" rsftw CIih rt, Pot e w "Wai n hi-:-" lr ' I ln Stbtv t M-,t'''if. T' h x cne'j.' ' '.o", ' . ni ik ,e Icir ' im il o ai f I in f i I i'm I ! f'u t1 c t ..I Ii ii "I M" l,..' Itl" ' f .' ' tjtt i I. I..! f '-. ., -.I .. . yt . i. . I " l K V .. v u i. .v 1 1 1 1 Jf . i "lK 1, .1 i. --- .., -i"' ! L Washington apartments. Allss Ilonmesln this capacity she is met by the now has been engaged to tench In the fourth grade nt.thc Alhln.-i Home stead school. She is n graduate of ttui California State Normal at San Joe, nud has attended tho Un I rur ally of California at Hcrkoloy. Ore gonlan. ,AIr. CarJton V. Janes, violinist, who has only recently been added to tho touching force of the Aledford Conservatory or Altislc, will be heard for tho first time m public concert work in Medford on Thursduy ovun ing. Air. Janes produces a very beautiful, artistic tono on his violin, and the program helvctml will afford him n flno opportunity to deplny this ability. Tho concert which will be given by some of the members ot tho conservatory faculty, will take place iu tho high school auditorium landlord, who falls In lovo with hor nt first sight nnd eventually, nftcr a protty nnd romantic courtship, takes her tor his bride. MASTER MAGICIAN AT PAGE THEATRE WEDNESDAY Chan. J. Carer, recognized ns the world's greatest magician, who wns the sensational hundllner at the Pan tages in Portland last week, will huad the bill at the Page thoatro noxt Wed nesday for ono day only. Air. Carter carries sends of acenory, elestrlc nffecta nnd apparatus and nlso ten skilled assistants. During the progress of this net till stage hands and performers will retire from the stage. Next on tho bill nro Kd Itaymoud H JJ The Best FaosS-Drfnfc Lunch aS Wmnfaht& Sfe y yri h- i' l y , r.iis-Y'V4S! gs$T fcssfoi Uimn ORIGINAL UAM I GENUINE lllKUO Avoid tnilinUono-Tako No SubotHuCo ikiTHKajarvfek .iw :;:. nil , a filS i W !&y - m M hi 3 luol Jp- . ALkr7 X iHgflKltXvi if V Fi fflr VTi &. . - Strafe. rr& W- . ISiisJtfr CKfS and tickets can bo obtained free of 'and Vera Hall who aro merry over charge from any conservatory teacher, talncrs with new songs nnd dances. Alerritt Alorrlmnn loft Friday to at-1 Thoir performance Is ono Hint will tend the Oregon Agricultural College, drive dull caro away. Weeks & McGowan Co. UNDERTAKERS X.ADY AKEIGTAHT Day Phone li-7 Night V, Y. Weeks 103-7.2 Pliouen A. K, Orr 078-AI from Jacksonville, died at Salem Sat urday, aged Ci years. He was a charter mouther of Mcdford lodge of Masons, under whoso auspices he was burled In the Jacksonville corno tery, Tuosday afternoon. Aire. Gortrudo I'atoh, who has beon tho guost or Air. nnd Airs. C, A. Knight during tho past throo months, loft for her home In Uoston Alonday evening. Dr. J. I'. Iteddy, who Is promoting tho Grants Pass-Crescent City rail road, returned Tuosday from Spokane where ho placed $20,000 of Grants Puss city warrants, the money from which will be used to extend tho rail road. C. K, Afalboouf, formerly secretary of tho Aledford Cummurclal club, Is In Aledford purchnslng applos for Kit ropcan houxos, ' 11. P. Nell or tho Itogue Ulvor Canal company, Is Hpondlng n few dayji In Aledrord. Col. Frank II. Ray of Now York, former owner of the Iloguo Hirer Klectrlc company, builder of the Prospect power plant, aud one ot the Jargest realty ownors ot Jackyon county arrived Tuesday to spend a tew days In the valley. Ho ban Just returned from a six mouth's lour of Kuropu and nays that he round no Mrs. Arch nnd Airs. Anchor of Kas'ldare equal lu natural beauty or cll- Frunclsco. who aro relatives of Mrs. Charles I.obo, wore on tho north bound train Alonday ovonlng, having been called to Portland by the mor ions Illness oMhnlr rather. I)r, R. P. Goary nnd his sons, Ar thur nnd Kdwnrd or Portland, aio at their Grltrin crook rarm, Thomas nnd R, Uragg nnd tbolr ramlllus or Long Valloy, Idaho, aro nlso visiting at tho same pluco. col. Charles 1J. Wordou nnd his wife, Mr, and Airs. H. W. Mnson and Chetitor Anderson, all or Klamath Falls, motored to Aledrord Alondny. n. h. Coo & Co,, Grants Pass' pio neer nnd largobt mercantile establish ment, has been sold to William Schil ling & Co., of Long Uoach, Cal. "W. T. Ilovorldgo, who has been In Josephine comity, assisting Chief Rn ginoor Harmon to locate tho route of tho proposod railroad from Grants Pats to Cioscont City, is in Aledford again, but will not romain long, mate to the Jtogun river valley, T. K. Daniels and Wm. Iludgo nud son, have returned from a hunting trip to tho Chotkp river district. They report tbo Crescent City road in bad shape lQo to recent rains. Carmen nnd Ilnbnrta aro Kuropnan acrobats and equilibrists whose work is now and thrilling, sumo ot the rents having ueor before been attempted. llaron Hlrbtor, n plnno vlrtuoion. presents n plnasant number permeat ed with dry humor. Nnto .la in os, tho pfistclograpli nud sand nrtlst will present nn entirely now novttltyv With Medford trnreiln Mmlforil mndo E. N. NOBLE All Kinds of Wood .Sawing Phono 70.1..V Ju.'SI .Vorth Central Coming of Tha siRAien you up If ( o-ilvi', lleitducliy, HIMiiiii, Sdiiii- mil Sour, lii colli Hail I Iohii Viiur l.lc- .mil liowcU Got n 10-ceut box now. You men aud wumeii who can't xut foellHK right wImi liave luted- hcIii', coated toague. foul taate au4 foiiPbriKUli, atltiHSe, uiO-t fttum, ar( bilious, nervuus ami iittaeL. bwiainreU with a slek, gnsy. diaarderoil stom ach, or have buokaeau and feel won out. Are yon heealag yonr Iwwela clean with Csoarots. or aivly forcing a paaeagitway ovurjr few day with alia, calanrtic pllla or caator oil 7 Cueeareta work whllo you aleapi cleotiSH the stomach, remove the aour, Miidlgeatod. farineutltiK food and foul gasoa; lake tlie escoaa bUe from tho liver and earn out of taei at atom all tho constlpotod waato mat- tor and iioiaou In tho howvla. A Cnftrnret touUcht will stnilgbtoa vml full tw uuiriiltiv.A lA.jUMif Iwalr '" " -"-".. . ---. -.. from any drug store will keop your ft stomach sweet: llTfr and bowels rttgo-10 liir, and head clear fur iiiiiiiibi.'l'j; Hunt fiirKo the children. They love i Canci"(' lici4ii" ih"y tautu good 'm iifver .r i r sb'-'n Rkh m3x, maltctl grxin, in wl r f'Htn. I'of infnnli , m hIkU and growing c-l.tfxL rn i ue nutntiuo.upbuil.linK tlic wIk 4r I xly IliYiHWatoi nunind Hli.liicni auj iJk. );. J. Moic h'-B!','f.'l tlnn tn or aRe. Ayrotl WltS the vrl.et cHretsM. Kcrfi it iti your nli(Kn,rd t hem. A tjue k lu kIi pics art J m a ommjUw CJt't Olll' J'Hi'fM IJH Wlwtt WOOD Ynu Will Wiuil fur (In- W'iuWv TIER, CORD AKD OAR LOTS VALLEY FUEL CO. .Siim'KMUN In Jft'icliNlfill. Cor. Pir and Second St. West. ' Tol.70.. ait(iw(i')iacjiiXiiM- WOOD For Sale OAK, FIR, LAUREL AND SLAOWOUD IM TIER, COftiJ AelD CARLOAD LOTS Frank I"I. Ray Yard at Sixtli and Fir Sts. PHONE 750-R IO i Gfii&iflfifif' fv ; ( ft ' dft" v '' i ' " ? jX V'Vf wif-f Jtt v Oil $llL) MlllMb 111 II lid II I'utJ THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEEP THE MDi-'EY AT HOME Sunbeam How to Avoid Thnie Pain and Dintrmt, Which o Many Mother Have Suffered. HOUS E 10 VOIE UPON RN f 111 WABIHNqTO.V, iStpl. MIIoum. yjinieratti hoiuil tbU ulturnoou to finish the leailin' of iiropohcil igiKtuiliiieiiiti, to tho uurrejiuy bill' nnd to briiif,' the meiiHuie (o a vote to morrow. Jt wns holiovod the hill would pnfeh in biibilunllnlly the auinu form us It was repoitj!jl by the Imnl;- coinmitU'C, It Ii a illy luore wonifn di Djit I.P'M ot .MiiilK-r'x 1'rl'ud. Hurl' I. r-unilr Hut )tr. tin1 ijiiiwIk, mibl llnni to -xuiul without ui,; titrabi upon Urn ln lu.'iitu ami i-nut'i'- womwi in y tlirouuli tim onlial will, out inln, lioiikca, morning ItJijiMt or snjr ut the ilrBili'tl sysi(itom ( familiar lu mnny in,lUr, 'Jin-re In mi ti' Hli did to lianui tlio mind 31 tlKiujihln do, nr,t dttrcll uimu ln and n HcrljX. fr ull'surh srj- avoided. 'nurtnaiiiK ut riiiirii no limfr nlpn tlnnwlvf 'o (lie lluiuvlit tliat (lUknciiii and !litcB ur, iitiiRiU 'Jlio- Lnnw letter, for In MM'i'T'n I'Vipful they have tutil liovr -fly It I Willi till vomt'-rfiil iioiiPtMtlni; rrninij i i,anmil nil IHIMH' urau-ii OiptTI inaea ttlilili Ijavc ,un lulksd ulout over jilnco memory liciian. ' It Is n nuLI'-ct (very wmann ulinuld L? faoillljir l lib, and rvvn thouli sin- inny not rtilre uHi ti r"in(ly, sliu Mill novr and tliea un.vt ouii itrvilli inoilmr lo wlinin a word lu lime a((MBt Motlicfi I'rkad will come an n wondfrful hkimlnic, 'I'hll famoiin rinutdy U sold liy nil druvKltt". uud U only I10O a Jitittlv. It Is for olfrnnl n h only, and Is really worth In veljjlit In Bold. Writs in ny in tlm llrodllrM Itcsu Ittor Co,, 1','7 (Jiinur Illdi(.,iAIIulH, (Ih,, for a myst valuatdo tvvU tv vxtutaut luotUtrn, . ' AVo hnvo changed our lmino, hereafter the Misnioii Fnriiittiro Works will ho known jus The it,. Pacific Furniture and Fixture Factery: I Jomo' ol'the "Pacific" Cedar Chest. E. Gr. TROWBRIDGE, JR. Proprietor 113 South Holly Medford, Oregon. - Medford Iron Works! Cement Drain Tile Irrigation Pipe ETC. E. 0. Trowbridge, Prop. OoiiQrn! Ifonndry and Maohino Works Padifio'.tOl; Hon io 2U3L I tea. Pac. r0LJ 1 ; Home 21171. "It's Strongest, and Evorlasting" MEDFORD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. Factory N. Riverside Avo. Phono M-CS2 Jt H i. ' ' ' " For tho best; of i everything: made of wood ! Soo us. Wo make a sjiceialty of OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES, SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc. Factory Cornor South Fir and 31th Sts. Both Phonos i i ; , . MEDFORD SASH AND DOOR CO. J' i W k'V, iiV4vViii-(. .'(V.J? tWltil 'jV'H' , 111-.'.AH J, li .