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litHtliig two weeks. Among Hie pas
seugeiM were Mrs. TIioiiiiih J, Pres
lon, dr., formerly Mrs. drover Clevi'
laud, mid her three children. The
RUSSIANS REPEL
steamer also brought the body of
Mrs. Iliohurd Croker, who died lu
Austria, Howard Croker mid his sis.
lei accompanied the body.
LEADER SUFFERS
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ATTACK OF GERMAN
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CHOLERA
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TAKIS, Ot. 1, (1:15 n. in. It in
offii'iiillv unuouiu'od liy Austria
IHmpnry, snys n disputoh from Home,
that Ocuomi Von Aufoiitnux is il 1 -
LONDON, Oft. 1. 10:10 n. in. A
(iisi.itch to the K.flnui)n 'lYlojrniiili
fompnny from Home states that Ueu
i nil Von Aiifeiihurp is MiftVrinp from
clmlorn, noe ortlinj; to n incsssnj;o from
Viennn.
Oencml Von Aufvnliittr was Aus
trian minister of war from 1011 to
the time the war broke out. With
(tfneral Dnnkl w begun an oftVnsivo
movement in Hussian l'olaml ami
liml preliminary sueeessiv. invading;
liusiuu territory as far as Lublin.
The Austrian reverse at Lcuihetv,
however, elumpnl the situation in
the north and for n time the position
of General Von Aitfeiilimv's army
was .said to he recarious, as the Has
Minis threatened to cut him off. Hy
desiKrntc fiplitinj. the general man
ned to retreat safely to Hr.sesow,
(lalieia, where he again formed n
junction with General Oankl, and the
two armies retired towards Tnrnow
nnd Cracow. The last definite news
received of General Von Atifonhurj;
was that he was commanding the cen
ter of a new nnd extensive front with
hi base at Tnrnow.
FAREWELL RECEPTION
TO REV. ELDRIDGE
Tho First MothodI.it Episcopal
church was filled to its utmost ca
pacity last evening to bid farowcll to
Its pastor, the Rev. Mr. Eldrldgo, who
has Just been appointed pastor ot ono
of the prominent churches of Tort
land. The musical program was very
interesting nnd contributed very
largely towards making tho meeting
ono of the most memorable in tho
history of the church. Dr. I. L. Hill
in his remarks referred to tho very
high esteem In which Mr. Eldrldgo
Is held, not only by his own people,
but by those outside of church nnd
who regret his leaving. Ho further
commented on his gifts as n preacher,
n thinker and scholar, and as ono
gifted hy Intellect and heart to fill
nny pulpit that mar bo assigned htm.
He referred to the largo congrega
tions that attend his preaching, to
tho Increased membership during htn
pastorate, to tho splendid Sunday
school and IUblo class nnd to a
marked improvement on all lines of
church work during tho three years
he has been Its pastor.
Tho Rev. Mr. Tucker, pastor of tho
First Christian church, also spoke of
tho great help Mr. Eldrldgo had been
to him, ot how highly ho appreciated
tho friendship which existed between
thnm, of tho many kindly things ho
had heard ot him, both' as a preacher
and a pastor, and that ho was voic
ing tho feelings of tho best people
in Mcdford when he said that he was
very sorry to see him leave when ho
waB most needed.
Refreshments were served In tho
basement and a very delightful even
ing was spent.
W. H. M.
NEW POLICY AT
PAGE WINS FAVOR
The I'uge theater was paeked to
thn doors lust night and thohc that
attended were well pleased with the
entertainment furniblicd hy the new
inanaeemejtt.
Tli photoplays woro exceptionally
good, and tho vaudeville, team of
Coogan and Cox, a pair of comed
ians and eccentric dancers, would he
a hig feature in any housu or show,
nnd there is no doubt hut what we
will hee these hoys heading one of
(lie hig musical productions in tho
cry near future.
"The l'reident's Special," "At the
Foot of the Hills," John Hiinny and
Cora Finch in "A Train of Incidents,"
were all good, and ''The Troy of
lleaits" furnished miiiui of the best
thrills of tliu series,
This urogram will hit repeated to
night, and mi entile uuw show will bn
offered Friday night, with Wiiiulm
nnd I'oor as llm vaudeville attraction,
Tins team will appear in a comedy
singing- skeleli, "No Tiespahsing."
MH J'oor in u hciiiililul gill and luu
li plemJjii Miujiig voice,
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Always proiuiin nt lit He it f fairs of tbi uatlenat ia(n(u ami known In social ami Intelliitiul ilrclei of nmiij
European c.iph.ns. ,Vis llnanl ii.ia lias now, tlimiigh tbe tie tJitles of the Red Cros following lliu cralilug of arms In
Euro'. Midileuly Ikvoiiic one of the eoinpletioun figures of the country, t sn lier alls the luiiden of resxiuslblllty
of r.ilslin: fui.d to epil. the American society for ncnUc in the field of halite In France, .Scriu.uiy. Ilelclum. ltuHln
and other (Vuitlnuntal 'mutrlex, It Is a IIk task. It U a task wblih would lax (lie resource and physical strenglh of
any of the big captains o, hnluitry. and Mlsi Itnurilinnn is olng alniut It with n mm h nugfrold ami dccNIon ns nny
genrril 'n cnmmv f n .v. )
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DRAMATIC ART
Mr
Miss Itertlia Kllnl)eili Calkins
Miss Itertlia Klialietli Calkins of
J.iueoln, Neb., is opening it studio of
dramutie ait public sneaking, elocu
tion and physical training in the
Medford liiu'li school building. Mi-
Calkins is a graduate of the Cumnock
School of Oratory, Northwestern
univemity F.vunMon, III.
Miss Calkins was 'fit the head of
the dramatic art derailment in the
Lincoln 'Musical college, Lincoln,
Neb. For the past two years she has
taught in the high school in Lincoln,
Neb.
During the summer Mi Calkins
was engii'red in Chautaiiipia work as
reader and story-teller. After the
Ashland Chautaiioua she remained
for the .summer visiting her sister,
.Mrs. A, C, Joy and recently lias de
cided to locate in the valley,
MISS 10WNE SEEKS
VOIES FORLEGISLATURE
.Miss Moltie Towne of Phoenix, the
democratic candidate for the legisla-
', hire, was in Mcdford lay in the
interest of her candidacy. Miss
Towne contemplates making a lioae-to-houso
canvass and putting her
ca.-f personally before the women
voters, as well as the im u.
Many of tho male voters of the
country ore boosting Mis Towne be
cause of the unsatisfactory results
obtained hy the male legislatures of
recent years and because of Miss
Townc's most satisfactory record in
the office of deputy county clerk.
She has it wide and favorable iic
(piaintauce throughout the county,
and can he exported to make a cred
itable race. Those voting for Mi
Towne should remember that she is
alone on the ticket and that in order
to vole for her thoy must not vole
for another legislative candidate, as
this would he a vole for her and a
vole against her.
CADLE COMPANY OPENS
SERVICE TO DENMARK
companv oi(ay, lias resumed its de
ferred fiililo service to Denmark,
Sweden, Spain mid Portugal.
7lth Medford trsqp u Mertford mad
I'ARIH, Oct. 1, :ar.' n. m,-A Po.
trogrntt special to the lluvntt Aguiic)',
dated Sept. HO, says:
"Tho dotallH ot tho naval engage
ment which took place Kept, at off
the coast at Wludnu, a Russian '
port lu Courlaud on the Ilaltle, have
been made public. It appears that a
Herman squadron, rnmprlHlng 40
hIiIph of nil classes, appeared off thn
harbor and was iirevauted from land
ing forces by thn heavy, fire from tho
forts. Ono officer and two sailors
were killed and three inoro were
drowned.
"Tim ships withdrew, but on the
day following two cruisers returned,
opened flro nnd destroyed the light
house. They killed a civilian and a
number of soldiers, but were driven
off again by tho flro from the forts."
Protection That Protects
for your valuable papers, lewelry or the like, You
can secure It lu tho Hafe Deposit Vault of tho .lackuon
County llnnk,
And at n cost of lemi than a rent a day,
Wo have Muxes to rent at f 2.00 a year and up.
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MRS. CHOKER'S REMAINS
REACH NEW YORK FOR BURIAL
NF.W YORK, Oel. 1. The Italian
steamer Tuiimmi di Savoia, with !l.7
passengers, of whom Iwenly-siv
were Americans, reached New York
todav from (lenon, after a voyage
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"The School of Modern Methods"
31 N. CRACK ST., MCDFORD, OREGON
BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND ENGLISH
DEPARTMENTS
Kvory boy and girl cannot nttoiul tho Univemity or
High School for four yctn; but every boy and girl can
attend tho Medford CommercUl College for nix month,
or a year, and got an education that paya dividend! for
life.
School nit year. Graduate! amlitod to poittloni. No
term dlvlitonn now ntudonts may enter at any tltno.
Dny nnd orcnlng scailoni.
Coll, telophonn 1CL, or write, for full Information,
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1 Having Secured the Services of
"fiSfiL mr- j- n- CROCKER
- 5sf3wDjBf of Chicago, recently of Kugone, I am now pro-
JjffijJrJriaBfiMy pnrcd to gtvo my patromi nn additional aerv-
GKMNLMytKBI 'cn w'iuru I'l'uniptncHH and quality of work
toUUjSSnERl' w'" ",CPt w"h rrn' r,'kl appreciation.
T9Ha9'9pB In each department ot repairing, watchcH,
""-fc StSr diamond netting, mHtiufactiirlug, ngate cut-
jfl lifriPKi t,nK n(' ,nouu""8t engraving, will represent
fSfflSl MARTIN J. REDDY
212 East Main Street For the Correct Time, Phone 10 Trfe JEWELER
NKY YORK, Oct. 1. Tlio (ireat
Northern Telegraph company, it was
nnuounced hv the Comuiercial (.'able
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WAHIIINOTON, Oct. l.-Shlpmont
of the hydro.uoroplano American to
Kiigluud on tho Mniiretanla bus
rained a now (jncntlon of Inleniiitlomtl
luw.
If tJiinsod an munitions of war, the
ueroplttiio would be Hiibject liiurely to
Kitlxum uh contiulmiiil. Hliould it be
claxkud u wurnhlp, the United
Klalen might bo idiurKvil with re
vpoiiNlblllly for II ilupiiiluro from u
neilliul port, ho prolevt bu ben
in ml w mid Dim veilng neinii hu not
ii ioiiki uponiiuii,
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Sfiirk HtHtr than Ihr Rrailr.
ln(Je Klud anil Vou Save 93.
fully (iuaraulrrd
ilds lioaie-mudo cojiglt syrup Is now
utM-d in more homes tlmn any other congli
rnnii'dy. Its ironiitiH'MS, cuu and ci:r
tulaty in compii'iing distrcsxlng cinigli,
client and tbrout coldn, is leully remark
utile. Vou cun iictiiully fed it iuku liuM.
A ilitv's list) will iibtiully otcrcoiin! tliu
ordinary ciugli relieves iivun whooping
conuli itiickly. Hphiiilld, too, for bron
tli I tin, spiiHiaodlc croup, broachlul ahtluna
and winter congli.
Oct from any druggist 'J',6 oilmen of
J'inex (SO cents wurlli). pour it In a pint
irviuuujju 1111 iuu ihjiiiu hiiii fiiiiiii niiHl
iaiiu Wilbur fui' huh mica vuii ut u
tout of only ti ci'iitit u full pint of Ik-iUt
itntuU Hyiup tlmn ou couM Iniy for fyl.W.
'l'uli-H llllt H f(W lllilllltt'fc to nvwtv. i'u 1 1
ill rt'fi lit it a tvlHi I 'I nt V . rl'ii hit iai ifuul niui
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lii'l'iif uiiiifly
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tihkly it Ioom-iim dry, lioiirM) or tight
coiiglm, mid liciil tla lalliiood laeia.
j halien In 11 pulnful congli, it uUo utop
I I Im (irinutjoi of phlegm In tin tbrout
niid lifoiiliiiil tiil.., tlau ending tliu pur.
nlklent loou congli,
I I'jnex u 1110.I vnluublit roiireiitruled
ia'iiiii of geniiliif Norway plan n
tmi't, rlili in giuluiol, wlihli U ki huul
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Still Continues In Full Blast at
THE GOLDEN RULE
This big, HoiiHiitioniil cvcnl started with a rush. AVo ant Ki'K (l a" ' w l"W'i' to mulct1 ii ('oiitiniic
ho for tin full two weeks. Mcreluuidiso eoutimies to udvain'e in price, yet, in the face of higher riees wo
.are Ki shure the resuljs of our early buying with you as long as the present stoek lasts, Remember,
' not, h single article has been advanced with us this season, but during this two weeks' sale we will demon
strate our ability to tinder buy.and under sell.
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JMen's (J5e high rock lleette Shirts and drawer8..45
Men's Jj?1.2f heavv cotton rildied Union iSuits..$1.00
Glen's $1.-10 Storm King fleeced Union Suit....1.00
Men's $2 extra fine Interlock Union Suits ..$1.50
Dr. Wright 's : J Health Wool Union Suit, $2.25
Dr. Wright's $-1 Pure Worsted Union Suit $3.50
.Men's 2oc and i)5c Silk four-in-hand Ties 115
iMen's 20c Linen Heel and Too Sox, two for. ........25
Men's 25c Cashmere Sox... ...ll)
One lot Men's 2f)e. Lisle Hose ...lfl
The best $1 grade Bibb Overall made 80
Levi Strauss No. 2 Overalls 75f
One lot Men's $2.00 and $2.f0 Sample Hats, new
stock 08
One lot Men's $2.50 Sample Hats $1.30
Men's 2.00 Wool Shirts, military collar.. $1.00
Men's $1.80 Wool Shirts, military collar $l.li
Men's President Suspenders cut for this sale 30
Men's .'Joe Suspenders, new stock just received, Fri
day and Saturday 25
Another Big Lot of Unmatchable Values for Friday and Saturday in $
Ladies' Coats, Suits and Skirts I
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$12.00 and $10.00 Suits, all wool cloths, staple colors ( X)uo lutV Ladies' Cotits, Palmer make, two-season Y
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guaraiueeo reai Jpi.ov; aim jjsiii.ou i;oais, rnoay
'land Saturday . $10.50 Y
and. good pnictical staple stvlcs $5.00
One lot of Ladies' $20 and $20.00 Suits, broken siaeH.
all colon, Friday and Saturday $10.00
All other Coats And Suits cut lor Friday and Saturday.
One lot of Ladies $4 and $5 Skirts $2.08
Out! lot of Ludies' $5 Skirts, all sizes and colors, new,
snuppy styles uud cloths ... , $3.48
Dry OoodH and Staples at Sale Prices for two weeks.
Our season of value giving continues on all Hints as ad vertised last week. Many new goods coming hi. wo
daily thrown into this two weeks' demonstration. Come to our store expecting and looking fonspeciul val
ues and you will not go away disappointed,
We Need the Money, You Need the Goods
Save Money While You Have a Chance
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