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IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
h. K, Iloyiioldn, nralstnnt manager
of tho Hotel Multnomah Is In M eel
ford loelny to moot tho Whirl ot tho
World special train passing through
nbbiit t p. in. Tho Whirl of tho
World nlays Hi Portland tomorrow.
Kdgar Ilnfor Ih r-ncrtalnlng Mr.
lieynolda. M , - v . N
tfrr-d Hanpsoii, sBltnnt x buiortn
tonddnt of tlio Southern Pacific com
pany, In In Mcilford. foifay.
Ladle?.' 'doj)wrb llk hoso, 35c a
pair, throo pair for $1.00. llutcht
non & Lnirisdon. 292
AV. J. Stockham, section foreman
ot the Southern Pacific, foil from
Bonio troc ho was "pruning and bruin
ed himself about tho head.
Hutchison R. I.utnsdon aro offering
n 1Ik bargain In ladles' Bilk hoso at
35a a pair nnd tlirco pair for $1.00.
292
Dr. Springer and bride, nco Ger
trude Kay, returned fiom their hon
eymoon tills morning.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Woston'fi Camera Shop. Opposlto
Book Store.
W. 0. Aldonhagen of the California-Oregon
Power company. Is In the
valley on loudness.
Don't miss getting thoso ladles
silk hoso at Hutchison & Lurasden's,
3r.c a pair, throo pair J1.00. 292
T. V. Mllos and wife, Dolroy Getch
ell ahd family, W. II. Goto and party.
John S. Orth and family nnd many
allien? motord. to Ashland Sunday.
Get It at Da Voo'B
Sunday was an Ideal spring day
With bright sunshine and balmy air,
nnd Me4ford people enjoyed a day
In tho open air, many going to near
Creek and Roguo Illver to fish, meet
inc -with noor success.
City pasenger eervlco 18c. Coun-
trv trlnn In nronorlion. Plerson &
Foster. Phono S78-L. tf
Seventeen wanderers were housed
in tho city Jail Saturday night, tho
larsest number at any tlmo this year
Tho spring migration of -transients
from tho south Is now on In full
force, which accounts for tho sur
plus. Kodnk finishing tho best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Opposlto Book
Store.
Owing to heavy southbound traffic
on tho Southern Pacific two engines
wcro attached to No. 13 this morn
ing. Tho train consisted ot four bag
ebro and mall coaches, and twelve
naasencer coaches, all full. This Is
duo to exposition travel, mostly from
tho cities of tho Northwest, who are
seeing tho fair beforo tho rnld-sura
incr rush of eastern tourists.
See Dave 'Wood aoout that flro In
turanco policy. Offlca Mall Tribune
Qldg.
Ed G. Drown and wife returned
Saturday night from a month's tp
through tho southern states, vjsii
lug relatives and attending to bus
lness matters.
Matlnco. tho Page today. '
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mcllrldo spent
Saturday afternoon and evening in
Ashland visiting friends and attend
ing- to Mcdford-Ashland basketball
gamo.
Sweet elder at Do Voe's. '
Charles Young and Shorty Miles re
turnod Saturday from a two weeks
hunt on Evans creek. Mr. oYung
klllod throo cougars, two largo .ones
and n cub.
Uet your Dijttor, cream milk and
uuttcr-nillli, at Do voo'i.
Donuty District Game Warden Sam
Sandry of Itoguo Illver Is In tho city
this week as a witness In tho I.orls
Martin murder trial.
Pclvitouor for ladles, Mrs. Leach.
Phono GC3-J.
Robert Gordon has returned to his
home near Trail after spending a
few days in tho city.
Kodak finishing tho best, at "Wes
ton's Camoro Shop. Ovor Isls Thea
ter Tho noxt gamo In tho Ashland
Medforil fcorles for tho championship
of Southern Oregon will bo played in
this city at tho Nat noxt Friday
evening, aud 1000 peoplo nro ox
poc'tod to witness tho game. A
special train will bo run from Ash
land to accommodate tho rooters.
A return gnmo will bo played In Ash
land noxt Saturday oveplng. No
sporting ovont In the History of South
ern Oregon, not ovdn whon Dud An
derson was light wolght champion
of the world without his title, Is at
tracting so much attention.
Early cabbage and. cauliflower
plantH jendy March Jst. Orders also
tukenror all kinds of vegetable
planUf. Maddux & J'onHcy, phono
87-U."' 310
J, A. Westorlund loTt Sunday after
noon for San Francisco to attend to
business matters.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Caraora Shop. Over Isls
Thsater,
A, O, Arvldflon of Uldgeway, Pa.,
is spending a few days in tho valloy
Inspecting local conditions. v
JmncB H. IIukkIus of Marshal Is
spandlnfE a fow dun in this city and
A'shlMid Hturadlngtto business mat
tM.
A meeting will bo held nt the pub
lic library next Thursday evening
with Wilt 0. Steel ns chairman for
tho purpose ot organising n hiking
and mountain climbing club. Alt
Interested In this form of activity aro
nsked to attend.
Prismatic hay has accomplished tho
most wonderful results In scalp trou
ble; used only In connection with
Mnrlncllo treatments. Try it for
falling hair. Marlnello Hair Shop,
407 Garnott-Coroy nidg.
Tho typewritten evldonco In tho
suit ot.tho California-Oregon Power
company suit against the city of Mod
Tord has been received by Attorney
Gus Newbury, and wilt be forwarded
to Judge Wolvorton of tho fedoral
bench In Portland at once. A decis
ion, In the ordlnnry course of court
business, will come in from thrco to
four months.
J. O. Gcrklng, tho best nil around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made any-
whero, tlmo or place. Studio 22S
Main St. Phono 320-J.
Gamo Wnrden Kred Merrill of
Grants Pass spent Saturday In Med-
ford attending to official business.
Tho Elks Lodge has organised two
bowling teams, the best of which will
contest with other teams being or
ganised for the city championship at
an early date upon, tho Nat alleys.
For better Insurance, see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
County Surveyor A". T. Drown has
returned from a week's business trip
at Itoguo Illver.
13. J. Stewnrt will buy somo county
warrants at discount, 290
Tho army of the nover-work will
have to execute a wtdo flank move
ment, or make a center drive, through
Medford In the future or go to work.
This Is tho policy likely to be adopted
nt tho meeting of the city council to
morrow ntght. Spring Is here, nnd
tho annual agitation for a clean-up
is on, so the city fathers will let tho
wonderers do the cleaning up. All
transients after 24 hours will bo put
'to work sweeping tho streets and al
loy;. Ashland has decided to use tho
wanderers In Its spring campaign for
a city beautiful, and Medford Is
forced in retaliation to follow suit,
or suffer.
$2000.00 to loan. Sco Holmes,
tho Insuranco Man. "
Attorneys Newton Dorden, Gus
Newbury, G. M. Roberts and O. C.
Doggs aro visitors on legal business
in Jacksonville today.
It now dcvelopcs that $25 worth of
pipes were stolen In tho burglary last
week ot the Sparta cigar otorc. The
thieves crawled over tbo iron gate
way. Mrs. A. A. Flynn has returned
from a visit with friends and rela
tives at Gold Hill.
Tho Easter vacation In the schools
of tho state will begin Thursday,
April 1st, and last until tho following
Tuesday.
Medford Camp No. 90, Woodmen
of tho World, held a busy session In
their lodgo hall, Wednesday night,
February 24. Tho W. O. W. orches
tra entertained with a number ot
cholco selections. A banquet wns
served in honor of tho Orchestra, and
the meeting as a wholo was consid
ered ono of tho most pleasant and en
joyable sesHlons of tbo season.
Several ot the piano pupils of Mrs.
C. A. Meeker wero heard In a recital
Friday afternoon at her home, 315
North Dartlett strcot. The mothers
and frlonds of the pupils wero tho
guests of tho afternoon. The program
consisting of piano solos and duets,
was given by tho following pupils:
Evn Vaughn, Florence Cleveland, Lu
cretla Dntoman, Izola Vaughn. Marie
Turpln, Clarence Turpln, Charles
Gault and Peter Ilaloman.
Dr. C. II. Ray of the Dradon mlno
spent Monday In Medford visiting his
family. Ho states that Colonel
Frank II. Ray of Now York will ar
rive tho latter part of tho week for a
fow days visit.
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Fl
SALEM, Ore, Mar, 1. Governor
Wlthycombo announced today that ho
would appoint Major Carlo Abrams,
of this city, to succeed Miss Fern
Hobbs as member ot tho state Indus
trial accident commission. He will
assumo the duties of the offlco when
Miss Hobbs' resignation becomes ef
fective May 21.
JURY OUT IN CASE OF
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE
Tho jury in fie cosp of Russell
Wheeler against Dr. R. W. Cluney for
$10,000 damages for ullcgcd malprac
tice in Iho setting of a broken leg, be-
gun its deliberations at llu'O this
morning, nnd nt 2::J0 tins afternoon
was still out. A motion for noii-guit
filed this morning by the defense was
disallowed hy tlio court. The plaintiff
in tho suit is u 13-yonr-old boy, ami
tho legal action is being taken by his
guardians.
Pliysieiuns and surgeons of this
oity uihI Ashland wero culled ns ex
port w'ituebbe: by both sides.
MHDKHiD MAIli TUinUNK
BELGIANS
NED
RELIEF 10 KEEP
F
LONDON, Mnrch 1. -Ueriieii r
Hoowr, chairman of the Amorienn
Heluinn relief committee, today
sued tlio following stntemi'tit:
IX-
1 "It is duiml that eertivin, facts
he Krfoi,ti,v clear in the dicii-ion.
gxHUK on in the American prc- with
relation In the work of thi oommis
sion :
"1'in.l The Gorman authorities
n greed with iw in December that there
should he no further reui.itiotw or
jmrohnvos of foodstuffs by the Ger
man tinny in the occupied xone nl
Itctaium. The occupation xone eoin-
prkes the whole of Helgium, with tho
exception of territory immedmtol.v
ailincciit to the tmhtinir lino. The
Gormnn authorities have enrriotl out
this undertaking: with scrupulous
en re. There never has been any in
terference lv them with foodstuffs
imported hy this commission, and the
whole of these foodstuff or Ihcir
equivalents have roho to the Ueliintt
civil population.
"Second Every Helginn is loilny
on n ration from this commission.
Food and money nre not intcrclmnge
tthle. A Ilclpinu man with u million
.dollars in cash eun obtain no more
.bread than tho man who is destitute
nnd without any opinion on tho jus
tice or injustice of levies in the way
of forced issues of paper money. 1
enn reiterate that the Helgians cnu
onlv ho unxed from starvation by tho
imports of this commission. The
Germans cannot nnd will not unpply
10,000,0(10 peoplo north of the Ger
man line with food."
SALEM, Or., Mnrch 1. With ap
parent assets totnllin;; .f ."7,71U.70 nnd
liabilities totalling .123,01-I.U0, the
Horticultural Firo Relief of Oregon,
through its president, II. J. Miles, to
day filed u petition in the state cir
cuit court hero asking that Insurance
Commissioner Wells be appointed re
ceiver for the company. Although
tlio petition does not nsk for the ap
pointment of commissioner us re
ceiver of tho Pacific Home Mutual
Firo Insurnneo company nnd the Or
egon Merchants' Mutual Firo Assur
ance company, Mr. Miles authorized
the stntc that the issuance would also
handle their affairs. Tho Horticul
tural Firo Relief of Oregon had rein
sured these two companies.
The proceedings instituted today
wero taken at tho fitnrgestion of C'om
missionor Wells nfter tho books of
the company had been examined by
an expert accountant.
AMERICAN FLAG HAULED
DOWN FROM DACIA
NEW YORK', Mnrch 1. The Amer
ienn flag, which flew over the Amer
ienn steamship Dacrn, ctiptun'd Inst
week hy u French cruiser aud tnlnn
into Jirest, hits been hauled down im.l
the American consul nt llrcst is
sending the Dacin'g crow hack to New
York City, according to cablegrams
received hero today.
BRITAIN CLOSES GERMAN PORTS
(Continued from Page 1
continued, "Jt is probably within tho
nmrk to suy that by April 1 wo shall
bo spending roughly 2,000,000 pounds
daily above tho normal. "
Tim vote credit lor 2."0,000,000
pounds sterling is tho largest single
vole ever put beforo tho house. It
will cover iho period to the second
week of July.
Attack on Dimluuollctt
Referring to tho attack on tho Dar
danelles, tlio premier said there had
been no impairment of strength of tho
allies in Franco or in Hnuders hh a
result of withdrawals of men for ser
vice in tho enmpnign ngninst Turkey,
"Wu shall continue to give tho full
est und most effeotivo support there,"
ho added, referring to iho westorn
front.
"Neither has Ihcro been, for tho
purposes of tho Dardanelles opera
tions, any weakening of the grand
ileet. Tho enterprise was carefully
conceived, with distinct political,
strategical and eeouomio objects."
Tho premier said that the opera
tions against Turkey again illustrated
tho close co-operation among thu al
lies, Tho volo of credit asked hy Iho g
overnmenl, tho largest over put be
fore tho house, was adopted unani
mously.
OM
STARVATION
HORTICULTURAL
COMPANY
BANKRUTCY
MlfllWOmS ORMION. MONDAY, MARCH I. t!iir
LORIS
MRI
TRIAL FOR MURDER
OF GAME WARDEN
l.orls .Mm tin, licensed slayer of
Gamo Warden A, S. Hubbard went on
trial In tho olnuill court this after
noon and the task of securing a jury
to pass upon' his guilt or Innocence
began alter abort court formnlltlcs.
Owing to tho wldo Interest In tho
case, and tho bitter fooling mnuf
fested In somo quarters, u special
ventio may bo necessary. Tho game
laws nnd tho opinions of prospective
Jurors, upon their merits or demerits,
form tho key question for both de
fense and state. Many witnesses
from Trail, near where tho murder
occurred nrrlved this morning. It Is
not expected that n Jury will bo sti
I'ured before tomorrow noon, und that
tHc hearing ot toRlltuony will begin
then.
Martin will plend self defense. In
refutation of this the state will I li
tre ill ice tho mncklnaw Hubbard wore,
showing tho course of the bullet
through tbo lapels, and bring wit
nesses to proo that Hubbard's gun
wns strapped under his arm, making
It Impossible for him to have drawn
It. Hubbard'H gun wns found under
a bush ten feet from the body. Tho
state will claim that .Martin put the
gun there as a link In his defense.
Uvldencc will also bo Introduced
showing that Martin hud threatened
Hubbard, and that the latter was
warned to bo careful when ho se
cured tho warrant for Mnrtlu from
Justlco Taylor of this city. Tho de
frnso will introduce testimony to
show thnt Mnrtln wns persecuted,
nnd of a peaceable law abiding na
ture. The only eyo witness to tho
tragedy Is Coustnblo A. L. Irwin ot
Ashland, who accompanied Hubbard
upon the fntoful trip.
Tho murder occurred near Mar
tin's cabin on Trail creek last l)e
lember, where Hubbard with Con
stable Irwin had gone to arrest Mar
tin for violation of tho gamo laws.
They were met on the trail by Mar
tin, rlflo In hand. Hubbard dls
mounted from his horse. Martin
warned him not to approach closer,
Hubbard did not heed, and a bullet
fired from tho hip ploughed through
his chest causing Instant death. Later
Martin gave hlmolf up to .Sheriff
SIngler, waiving a preliminary hear
ing. The defense is represented by At
torney Kvnn Realties, the state by
Prosecutor Kolly.tand tho caj prom
ises to bo the hardest fought legal
battlo In the history of Jncksou
county.
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Taxes nro payable today, March 1,
and tho taxpayer, as usual, came in
like n linn, though tho weather was
inclined to he lamblike. For the First
half day of collection $4227.8:1 wns
turned in, over .lo00 (approximate
Iy) more thnn Iiu4 venr. This is a
barometer of holler fiuuncinl condi
tions.
Tho total assessment for Jackson
county, ns shown on tho tux rolls, is
.?78l,:il.31, divided as follews:
Ktalo , jHr,470.8I)
Schools ... .,. in:i,(i7fi.r7
City - . 118,074.71
Citv lions.. . 17,102.25
Firo patrol 4,8!i:i.8(l
DBIILI.V, March L Tho offlclnl
announcement on tho progress of tho
war given out In Ilerlln today con
tains n statoment that tho French
forces liavo begun tho uso of n spe
cial artillery hholl which spreads n
poisonous gas on exploding.
TOO IjATH TO OLAHSIKT.
W'ANTND To buy second hand
wagon must bo In good condition.
Prloo not to exceed $25, phono af
ter C:30 p. m C71-R2. 291
FOR RUNT FIvo room bungalow,
all modern conveniences, gas wood
ranges, Bowing machliio, straw
berry bod. :il2 8. King St. 292
WANTKD -To purchase hotol raiiKO
or larKO rango and houHohold fur
nlturo. Btato chhIi prloo nnd full
particulars Address If., caro Mall
Trjbuno.
WANTKD- I will pay canh ror a 1013
or 1014 model Kord rnr. Glvo
doscrlptlon and prlco. A. 11. Stan
loy, Central Point, Ore. 203
Top Price paid for
BUTTER FAT
The White Velvet Ico Cream Co.
Medford, Oregon
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TAXES
AID
UPON
I
DAY
FINLEY TO LECTURE
m
BIRD
IVIES
TOSCHOOLCHILDREN
Stale Game Warden V. I,. Kuiloy
will give a free illnsl ruled lecture on
outdoor life, illustuiled wllli now
mming piolnics, to Ihh school chil
dren of Mt'dfou! nt llm Pmso luOntor
Tuesday afternoon (tomorrow) at
4 :M0 o'clock. Kxerv child in Mod
ford aud Iho public school tenchrrs
nro invited to altoiid. The lecture will
follow the vcitulnr nintinoo, and tho-o
attending tho latter can lomaiii, but
only the children nro ndtnlllod fioo to
the lecture, which is given under Iho
auspices of Iho Stnto Lotiffiiu of
Sportsmen and the oo-optlmtion of
Dr. Page, to intercut Iho i'oiniug gen
eration in out-of-door life, and love
of wild thing.
Tho following filtns. will ho nhewn:
Reel 1 -Cruising the luge legion of
stmt hern Orrgon; wrecked in the de
ci t; limiting for snipe and other gnmo
birds in the tule swamp; wild ducks
nnd goose in the marsh: taking mov
ing pictures in iho norm of u hald
oaglo a hundred liot up in the top of
a yellow pine.
Reel 2- Landing und camping on
the sea rook when1 myriads of wild
fowl dwell; gcncial view of Thioo
Ajrch Rooks leservution off the Ore
gon ooast; gulls, musters of tho air;
the birth of the baby niurro; devotion
of tho wild mother; trip through the
big a it'll.
Reel II Crciilurrs of crag and
cavern; son lions nt home nnd sport
ing in the surf; the monarch of the
herd; cormorant cliff dwellers; tho
inratc gulls; burrowing petrels; huge
billed puffins or son parrots; 'Tn h
Snm's'biggest ehteken ynrd."
Reel 4 Making pels of forest clul
dren; finding tho baby elk; hoar cubs
at home in tho woods; cougar kittens
caught in the meuntains: cubs and
kittens caught in the mountains; cubs
und kittens at homo on the farm.
Dinner time mid plav time; "with
brotherly love."
Reel f) Children of tho Junior
Audubon societies in the Portland
schools mnking bird houses; scutch
ing tho woods for home silos to ho
loaM'd to song birds; one of Iho bud
mothers killed bv u stniv cat; the
children adopt the orphan buds.
Efforts arc under way to liaro Mr.
Finlcy show his lihas to the general
IMiblic. but lime not been prrlcctcd.
Has Fine Action
in the Blood
Doea Real. Work in Cleaning
Body of Impurities.
It ! to IIia kln llmt imA Impnrltlf
aro ilrlrrn liy Natiin-. Ami a l In llm
kin Hint K. H. X, llm fninoiu Um pur
IIIit, Imi llu iniMit iroiioi;iui(l Inlliirnrt1.
For It U hern Hint ymi nv Ihn mulli.
H. 8. 8. Ii nans Ilia lit iIT'ellrn In th
JolnlM, KlninU noil luuuiim nurfncc In
driving (Hit rlicuui.it lim, ocrioniln ImIIx
Ami rliMlnjt llm vjitvni ot catnrrli.
'l'h puri'ljr vtuiMnblu InKntllt-nls In
H. H, H. nrn iinturnlly miilmlliilfil tint
tlirjr rntt-r llm M001I o an nctlvo runll
rlnu and are nut ilcnlnijiil or rnnu'rlnl
vhllo at work. It In llil peculiar fmt
nro of H. H. K. Hint link.-- It Mi i-rfot-ilvr
It Ktlra Intu action nil tlif forrra of llm
body, nroiura ill-'tlvo m-crcllnna, atlmii
Intii I lie blutxl rlrrulallun to dratroy dla
iuip brrcdlnu crrma.
I'lw.n inti-rtuu llm lil'xxl H, H. R. It
carried Ihruiicliout your body In about
Ihrio inlnulra. Anil In a brief time It
baa any blood troubln 10 under rontrnl
Hint It no Ioiik't ran miillliiljr. lrnilii.
ally uew fleali la formnl In all brokrtf
down tlaaura and llm akin take on I lie
ruddy ulow ot licflllli. H aiiro and net
a bottle of H. H. H. loday of any droit
idal, but nvold nil aiiliallluteii.
Around llm bottlo la an llluitrntrd clr
cular that tella you liow lo obtain anr.
clal frii- adrlrc In quickly ocrromln
Hfrloiia blood dlrordera. H. K. H. H pre
parid only by The Hwlft Hpccllic Co., 00
Hwlft llldi;, Alluula, Ua.
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
208 East Main Street
Medford
Tho Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographer
in Southern Orogon
Negatives Made any time or
place by appointment
Phono 147-J
We'll do tho rest
E. D. WESTON, Prop.
OREGON
BUILDING
AT
IS
SN' FRANCISCO, March I.- An
elaborate program Iuih boon an mined
for the dedication of tho Oregon
building at tho Pnnnuui Paclfln In
teruatloiilil exposition at U:nu o'clock
this aUeriioou. It. A. Month, com
mission ropi'riftetitlnif the Oregon gov
ernor, was scheduled to make tho
chief address. Federal .Indus Wol
union of Portland was chosen lo pre
side.
Others on tho program for ml
drosses wi'io William II. Lamar,
chairman of (ho CnltoU Stales com
mission, (lovsrnor Johutoii of Cali
fornia and Major .Iiiiiism Itolpli, Jr.,
ot Sun Francisco. An liltoievtlnK
fontiue was to bo tbo proteattulou of
a (ommoinoratho lirousu plaque by
Clinrloft C. .Mooio, president of the ox-
position.
Kverj thing iiihhI In llu construe
Hon of tho Oragon building was soul
hero from that stnto. This Includvs
oven tho nulls used In tho rntnentar
work. The furnlshlims wcro uiado
by students of tho vnrluim advanced
educational luttltutlomi,
DAISY
It has thnt fine delicate flavor, and
la made from Jackson Count) Cream
,.., w
fLZS&iiZiziliW&J .J
Manufactured My
The White Velvet Ice Cream Co.
lcirorl, Oie.
EXPOSITION
DEDICATED
TODAY
m i:7zjvi. dn
fcVftfltfKM - wC rl
mrjuiio b,v
II. I. n (illilic H. II. Itauiiiaii I. S. Van UIMer
BRAIN OR BRAWN--WHICH?
Which will YOC in,- In oartiliiK a IUIiik?
Tho MRAIN WW IH tutiKlit at the
Medford Commercial College
"The School for the Aiubltloun."
Unroll Now Day or livening
.Mdlfoid, Ore. ill .. Cropo Si.,
rrii .A." J r 'f V'VaMW V S
BENSON HOTEL
S. Benson, Mflr. A. T. Lundborg, Ass't Mtjr. L. P. Byrne, Asst Mur.
Buv materials
Certain-teed
mKmmmmammtm-mim u
Roofing
ft miarantred in whine 5 yean for 1-nly.
10 yeara for 2-ly. and 15 year for 3-plv,
and tlio rriniiii()lllty of our hltf inilli
etamli bcMml tliU Ktiaraiittr. In ipial
ity U the Illicit and It) price the mutt
reaiurublc.
General Roofing Mfg. Company
World't larot ynnnuftuturm f Hvvtitg
and lUHJInii fuivrt
RtwYarkCUr ffoitta CUc.ft ritlilarili
tUUUtU AtUata Cllwl D.lioll
81. Lanli Ciadutti Kiaut Cllr MlaauatlU
Iu'iikIki Stitlla Let Jin llimlof, Bt&ttT
WOMEN'S WOES
Mcdfoid oiucii in I 'hiding Relief
at Last
It docs s''t'in that women have mom
than a fair share of tho nehos and
imlus that atttli't liiiliinnllj : limy
must "hoop up," must ujtoiul to dut-
Icii lit spllo or (ousiiiuuy acuiug
ImcliM. or headaches, dlstv nnolls.
bearing down pulus: Ihov must stoop
uyor, when to stoop moans liiituio.
Tboy muMt walk and bend ami wptii
u'lil, l'liitiilnu iiiiIiim noil mull v nuhtMi
from kidney Ills. Keeping tho. ,lu
Hoys well has simrsd thousands, or
wtimnn much inlnsrv. Read of a ieiu
edy for 1iIi1iih.vm ouU thnt U ondorncd
by vooplo you know.
Mrs. I. II. Whltu, .UK W. llHlulltnn
St.. Medford. wiyh: "Twice 1 Imd nt-
tiiuks of kldnov tiouhli. A dull imlu
iHtttloil In my bnuk nml I Iiuvhiiio
dlsty mid nervous. Titer ioouiihI lo
bo no lost for mo day or uliihl. 1
wan all run down. Dam's Klausr
Pills brought tho Iimi of rwulU.
Hluro using (hem 1 buvsn't IimiI hiu
kldncv houb for yowrs. '
l'rlro 50c. Hi nil dwUmn. Don't
litipb k for u kidney tonimly -it
nosh's Kldnov rili'i I ne snuio uuu
Mr. White hud CoslHr-Milburii Co.,
Props, Murrain, N V - Ad.
SUITS
MADE TO ORDER
FROM $25.00 UP
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I2B E. MAIN. UPSTAinS
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North Mound
Lv. .Mod ford
11 ton. in,
l-'JOp. 111.
COOp. m.
7 on p. m,
10.0U p m.
South Mound
Lv. Aihlnnd
I'.': JO p. m.
2: 2 Op. m.
ft:X0 p. in.
S:00 p. in.
1 1:00 p. in.
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9 30 n. m.
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12:910 p. m.
2:0p. m.
5:00 p. 111.
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