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Newspaper Page Text'tt f r 5.1. feJ m. fc I , B! i. to m n 'J fnf; vol U mmonD mail Titmims 3MariCTiiF- l riHH J'niNTINO CO, ."50? Mall Trltui, ttt I I'll riM. H4f-N ltrt, f Hpnoiw 19, a tHMnaormin Tlmee, Tim Mirtrsfs' nail TIP ni'""ri ripwii nv wh eta Oregones. Tim Ashland Trbene. Mail. Tn Midfnrfl Trlmns, The gents mm DM resr, by mai . .. Ona mnnlh. hr mall :K fiir month, aIUred by carrier Ift ilarirara. PttatttilS. JaefcDnM1 and Centrsl Point . .. .i-.m .IS Utoritar efrfr, malV per yr waati'r. per year . ..... 1 H -Tlalal Paper f the CM? Of Medferd Offu-lal Paper Kalanwi mi m or JarkaoM county r j seeono-'itasM matter at MWlfgtit Orason, under the aat ef .Vl lareh 3, IW19. ween Circulation rer 111, StIS, ffi? wtra Aeeootalml Prs ills- .j. . .j. : . .. . 4 SnoMribarii falling (0 re stirs pa far promptly, pJjoho Clrwlatlon Manager t 2C0-U , 4 -rsss HONG KONG KOLUM .j. 4. 4. 4, ! 4 Ti:imi kxtuactpo 4 4 wihi.i: vor wait. 4 4 .3. .5. 44 4, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ui.vrs to voixo motiiuiis (Prom the "Perfect Ladles' Weffltlv) HOW TO MOCK THK 1IAHV TO ihyjBr l'rfPiir a nris aloud, vises the bby's hasit In a convenient po"sl tfflH. A row shert, sharp taps wth A reWt will smid'the lalr to itlcep fori 0 Indefinite period iiorsKiioi.i iii.yis HOW TO CURB HAM Plrst ob tain h nick limn Treat It wltli klnd ntM for a! days. If II duos nut Improve call In specialist. HOW TO MAKK A CHICAP CAK1C TO eight llOMII flOON Ogg Hllll S8VHII qgsrts of rich cream, throw pound of the best butter wiul stifMelmit Iltnr. Von will find Ihli cko junt M good m th moro cximhibIvk WIiuU Md It will coat only J27.83 Tor n fMntly of two. MAiuiin (.'Ail. 'I'm atrona; for thla bPttr Ualiy MtniwlKH. I nvvr miiw oii ft Hint wnldn't lie Improved. .ItrST 1.IKK THIS ttlAI. .MAX AMI THIS ICII .MAN. New Mist the Now York health uu tMerltlM have declared horoe mt plod rood, It'a about time the breed Mw betan to predict a acarrlty of nOraen and a rlae Hi the price. Would it ntltate you to know tlml there are brothera In Cleveland. .0 , named Orange and lenwn Kk? 5ii.vm.vfi ins nusi.vuss. "Tour honor," aald th prlmwicr. "thla cop arreatel me whll I waa tjalsUy attending to my bnalneaa " ' You aay he deliberately toik jou In while you Hem doing nothing but working at your butluaaa " "Van, your honor." "What 'a your bualNeae?" fwa burglar." TOIUVS ItKM.IHNtiKII. "Ko, air. Not a penny!" waa the raply of young Ardup'a opulent but Igmiorabte illative. "I've eni ou More wotiey alrraHy than you will ever nav bark. You ran ahlft for yoaraatt henceforth. The difference between us ta thai I am provident and ou aro Improvident " "The difference between ua.' cuge fully retorted youna Ardup, with ia hand on the doorknob, "la that Ym a man or moderate meana and you're a mnn of iiiiiuoderato uieait aa!M TlU lltla HAY Till! (1IMI. ON Tlllt IMUI To moat (uuaUlfiatM peraon I know' 1a a tall girl v. ho alwuyw weara low hWla wlieu ahe auea out With a fhort man. Mr in Itt-Ukhy limdi Wg lutw Mr Allen Paae paaa thru our Httt Vlllv on but Man. i saw Mi McKinley Heard at the fkwt off If.' at .UH YUto on laal Mom. Wa eaw Mr JefferHa off lloant at thw oat trfflca on lat Monday. Mr. Olaaio waa up at the I'oat Of floa tan lal Mouria inaklnn an nllrannn for' aomtt toat ntone whb a had voati rv1aferrtl und baralar Oik staler HrVftlit passed (km Hie Vttlja last Tuesday uud "aid that sk iaa well at the present - Brushy JtgMefT tslo.i World's OBcacent. a ... .- ... i Haw , a"1 liiuuierons lu the pptrgate touniry gtlfcf Cobb, our postmaster. nu,lH u bU,M1I bw. ,,. r,irVii rMgalHMtil) vatrhlng life mud daub-ij, , , ,. r - - ., erg Wild uesiti on the raTterx oi tne qSOM office the pa-1 Seek This Is the ih lob of ttoik.HHu. e,r n qo without ug&()liiK .i. bitiri vH) tn oo It CplilS Comer i"rie- pointful 4'" (tj'e UenllN (Mo I ., ill o I'lCTBItMATIONAL LAW PMKMIUKNT VHX()N" rirm Mntvl nwihwl Hip wrhi ititfof AiiM'Hcitn i-iliwfiM not to trnvtM on afiiwd mor 'hutff ftmjm ift Imwfl iikh hitpnwtloTml Inw, hj4i dor iroi rffoxMixp n Trifrcluml ship nnnpfl rpi- (Iffcnw n wnr Mliip, nnd rorhid Hie deal I'lU'Hon nf "nich vchmcIh without wnrninff. 'Vw two qucjitioiig involved in the diplomatic pontit) vcrwy with (Ipririimy mtiwiii out or submarine warfai'c are: "Shall the United States submit to the torpedoing without warning and the wife removal of pa.ssenors of unarmed merchant shipH of belligerent liatioii.s "Shall the tTnited States submit to the torpedoing, without warning and the safe removal of pnmscngoi's, of armed nien-haut nhipH of the belligerents" International law, as written in the customs and tradi tions of nations, and as hitherto recognized and observed by the belligerents, including (lermany, provide that mer chantmen shall not be sunk without due warning and that merchantmen have the right to go armed. The president contends thai flic rutted States must uphold every international law as made before the war. and that no belligerent has the right to alter and amend the law at pleasure without the consent of all the nations making these laws, lie holds that unless the Tinted States upholds international law no other nation will, and that as law breaks down, international anarch v will prevail, that sooner or later will involve America. The "British admiralty manual of 1888 states in Article fit) I, covering the destruction of an eneinv vessel, "the com mander to remove her crew and papers, and, if possible, her cargo, and then destroy the vessel." The French instructions of December 10, 1012, provide in article !."!: "Before destruction you will place in safety the peisons, whoever they 'may be, who tire found on board." The "Russian prize regulations of 1897) authorize coin niiuideiM of cruisers "to burn or sink the detained vessel, after having first taken all the people off it." The (lernian prize regulations, adopted the fire I month of the present war. August, H)M, say in article 1 1(5: "Be fore proceeding to the destruction of the vessel, the safety of all persons on hoard, and, as far as possible, their ef fects, is to be provided for." The naval code of the Tnited States even goes farther, recognizing the right of an armed merchantman to resist capture by an American man-of-war. The right of merchantmen to arm has been recognized since the days of piracy. A century ago (ho United States supreme court settled the question. The American citi zen is by international law within his right when travel ing on armed merchant ships, which are not warships under any law, rule or custom. In October, 1007, The Hague tribunal adopted the fol lowing law, of which the (Senium emperor was author, and which received the votes of every (Senium delegate: "A merchant ship converted into a warship cannot have the rights and duties accruing to such vessels, unless it is placed under the direct authority, immediate control and resionRibility of the power whose flag it files. The erew must be subject to military discipline. Kvcry merchant ship converted into a warship must observe in its opera tions the laws and customs oPwar." I 'resilient Wilson is merely upholding international law. Whether such a contention is worth the risk of in volving the nation in war is where the difference exists between the executive and many members of congress. News From Our Neighbors frank lui wiio ban been tutor ing tattle hi i lie little ApplfgHto country cainc out and look them Tuaada) and ami them over to bla ranch near Mediord. ileoalP Cooper cum out Sunday from Steamboat on a week'a vlait. A. W. Walker of Medford was out Monday In tbia valley doinonai rating hta now ttriicu car. Herman Meaalnger of Provoll, mo tored up to limb Wednesday. Th roads through thla valloy ai gelling wood omt more and Iota of cura are making good uao of thent. liladvB Hone and Ml mo Thrnt'k- morion were Much ilaitora Weduea- da. Mrs, Tbincl. morion of Much bus bosn unite ill for Hie pust few day bat la Improving at the presegt time. "I'utle)" Wilson, deputy sheriff, ventured over to aUeambont Thura iv. j, I'ernoll. our post master, made g buaiueaa trip to .Jacksonville and Bedford Saturday, returning Sunday. Mr. L'hgggJan. of Sau Pianclacv. who has an option on the La) fait placer mine, has a rrew of meat nroa- piwitng They make their hcartiiunr- lera at In Rose ho use. nK,.., K-i.il ,wl wlA iuiuoA.1 Omter Kabtl of thla place hougl a nice hum h of cuttle lu tits Mlsaogrl timt jutni OBiua.ii .,i,inih.H, rut cousin Hat urlay ank drove them home Rundgv , Iteeaie and Itlvhnrd Head went to laikKonvlllc Moadax in a aagon. re- iiiri.li.K il,u ib,. .in,.. , Hemensl rat ions tire getting quite WJ CHj SmLbi Jr BnB m? Absolutoly Romoves Imlitrcstion. Oncp.uk i-m pro' '.iit. liJCatfcHUiujiitfe. MKhFOI.I) MWIL THfmiKK, TABLE ROCK TABLETS Count- I'.itiiolnglMt l' (' Cat nnd I'rot Iteimi i oi Hip experiment sta tion will dltruaa toplca of Interact t o our farmer- and orrhardlata lit the arhool hoiife next Tuesdu) even tag. Keu. J!'. Manx Important problems uinl their solutions Hill be explained, the work being atded by the um or ater eoDtieoH vs. so a Interesting evening Is promised to these who at tend. .Mrs. Henry Paine and baby of Har bor, tire., aitcnt Mouda night at tho Vim ent home Mi Pay hi xms oii her way to llulie Kails to Ult a aider, who la it'iu-binu at that place. Kd Vincent i drugging roads lu the Aullocli district. The Arrow lleudx urn sending out ariile nroqoeets to all their members lo be on hand foi their aunlwixarv program Muuli M Thoae at a illu mine who tan urn uitund ure asked to -.end a letter Will I.mIiumI of Med ford and itr Helen, wlio U .itii-mtlnK blub aclinol ,.r w,nj iw ,utrH J0U hax trlcl and failed, iuu u ktni burning, iieliuut efeiua uhU'VIj 1 upplyiug u lllile yeiuu furllHUl (l) ;,,. .lunut ir ': liiru turs.- boiu,. li. Ileal at beaiu tb moiiwiii ivuio i nppliiHt. Iii a burt time mii) vtl ..J,, 1r ,,,UI1, bUk ,,n,t ili. .s.ui.i. leti.i and naillar " '.. ill be resioviNl. t-0,ui ii-aiiin. .ui. i an s..,.iuiuii g- ti i iiiiiis: itrr aiu aaissssaas it'imslt. Ii lo not aivuM. klits.v or Ullli'M .111,1 It ,l III' I kl.llll In U ulllll'k l.lll ll In lilt' UIH' ,l,''llilUuU Utelil tut till -kai iruiinl, y.iiiu,. C'U iUud. IIVUI- JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKER lll .VklstMHt a si. itAitTi.irr I'lioiie. M. 17 ami 17-JU Vmbuiaiifo bervlce Coruucr 1 Use Zomo for Eczema MKfWQUU OKKnoX, at thai pls, en Snndav with home folk here, I (' ItarieM, the real enisle man of Medford. haw i.e-n een in Iheee parts inttw sfn Intel) The hum tors' bit ot antomoMhte wa heard gffMst cnntlsnonaly mat Sunday o ' IwH Table Rock road, aiiont fifty gumhtnex passing during the dny. CoBfoa of t Kedford Son Pontaln jag Col. WsjsMMrn's apewrh st lbs MntKiln day hawtnat are being pasted sronsd among oar rlUaena. T. Hsanlhra ta pruning Ihe pear treaa at the Grey Crags orchard .Mr. lltanlleu I an mrt at this work, having followed It for many years. Jtome olghty rrd or road was aur fcd with the donation work last week, almost every farm being rep rosontod In thjH work, although a vory rew wero busy with tholr work, but will probably tie heard from lntor. farming operations nro In full blast In UiIh district and somo grain Ik being sown but owing to so manr runeluw being liondod where no crop js being put in thn grain crop for this year promises to be lighter than for many yonrs. A bonutlfiil blnrk cat la what ono of our (UlxttitM caught when he set a. Imp In ono mid of an iindurgroiind fltimu nnd wont to tho othor end to dtlvo out whnt he tlioiight to bo n mink. Sonra nod Hoebuek's new cntn logut'H have put In tbulr apcimrance in this district, our rural carrier be ing loaded down nlth thorn the fore part of the week AIIsh Marlon Uoe.cn, who Is teach ing Hie Anderson Creek school, spoilt Inst Saturday nnd Sunday vylth her parents. .Mrs Seth ilullls has returned from Hit) east and Is at tho Sterling mine ngnlu Uranl Shell, a Torinor .lutkaonvlllo riMlduut, but now residing in Urea, Cul., paid old-thue fi lends u visit this week. Misses Mary Iktgshuw nnd Jewell llalloy Nor diilogntea to thn Chris tian Kudeuvor convention held at CirnnlH Puss last week. Krnnk Zoll and John Dondmoud, or Watklus, woto biislnchs inlleri dtir lug the wook. Mrs. Pater Appleguto ajienl Sun duv lu Jacksonville. Mra. AppU gate wns called from Salem by the sudden death of her hushuud at Cen tral Point. Mrs. I.. Klinn Is spending tjie week wltli Mrs. ISIIh Cash, of this place. Mrs. It. K. Cloldeii entertninml the Wednesday Afternoon club at hur home thla week. The club will meet next with Mrs. Ony Harper. Mr. und Mrs. Jos. Moirom have re turned to Ashland after a week's visit with relativist here. The former Jacksonville students who attended tho reunion of St. Mary's RCMdemy, held at Medford Thursday afternoon were: Mrs J. W. ltoblnson, Mrs. .lames Cronemlller, Mrs. Chile t'lrlch. airs. K. J. Kubll. Mra Lewis I'll Ich. Misses KlUabeth Iteuter. norland Hortlnaon, Mary l'ellerer and Molllo llrltt. Mlsa Agnes Uroad la at home at present. Iisvlng Just completed s three years' romse In nursing at the Sacred Heatt hospital In Medford . Mr and Mi' Itulpli Jennings and ABOUT 300,00(1 BABIES DIE BEFORE ONE YEAR I'lic I'en u 1 uriMit estimates that 300.000 Ivil'ii -.1 ictliu tluici'imtrv last year In-fore u j;e id one yiar, anil it is stateil that rii-half of thee deaths were needle if all mothers wero strong nnd infants were "breast fed. Expectant mot liors sttouldstrivetoin crease their sticnth with the strength butldinj; fat.4 m cott's Kmulsion which imiKoves the liood, supprcskc ner vousness, aid tlie quality if luilk.aud feeds the very lite cells. Physicians pr,sctile Scott's Rirtul won; it is duuhly important during nursing N'oaKivliol. Kvcry druggist has it. Insist 'ii Scott's lue wbite KhmI mrdiciut- N'o Hilvauail Jtciceti. txvll ,V Hv)uc UUwiuticU N I IJ-il .TODAY l'.ii.in i III PrCkellts Cyril Maude In ilenriek Ibsen's PEERGYNT kptvial ti 11.11 auteed I'uramouut pro- diiitlou 011 uu ksme proKram with llu South m. tk-up travel piuures VDMISSIDN ;.c and loe CiiHiiug TjHorii .MAI HICK (jr3T.UI.I.O j In "The Man Who Couldn't Boat 1 iloil ' 11 ii talk iu Your Slee,". PUtt- ,ll il.L iLojui ai.ou MONDAY, VKn.M'AHY 23. FIRST TRIANGLE AT THE PAGE THEATER Douglas Fairbanks, In "The Lamb," Trlanolc-Fme Arts Feature. Today (it the Page tins TrlatiRle plas will have their first showing lu Medford. "Tho Lamb," u flvo reol 1). W. Griffith production, pre sent Douglas I'alrbnnkK, nnd "My Vrilct," u fcinr-rei'l Triangle Key stone comedy presenting those pre mier fun makers, Raymond Hitch cock, Mablo NorinKntt und Muck Sen nett. 1110 the first offerings. "Tho l.anib" is a dramatic novelty full of color, sitting In thrilling unexpected situations, featuring Douglas Kulr banks, whoso genial, happy person ality Is snrli an saant In gaining the good will and enthusiasm of any tuidlence. "M Vulet" lot him now laugh who never laughed linfore, and ho who ahvuxH liiughed now laugl'i the more. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. Klelnhammcr passed throuuh town from Htincom Thursday, en loiite to Medford. Pal Swnyne wits a recent visitor from WutUlus. Mra. C. I.. Hansen spent Thursday afternoon with Medford friends. Mra. Miles Cantrall. Mrs. M. Duck ley, Misses I lose llucklc und Molllo Kuy woro among those from Ituch to attend the reception given by St. Marl's Academy Thursday. 'Attorney! Porter J. N'off nnd W. K. Phlpjis attended to business at the court house Friday. 11. Offcnbachm- nnd Abe Kromllng were in rrom Applegate Friday. T S. S. S. Removes the Came. 8ii HlUtu hu- aif d that t'atarrlt In an infritlon f the LlfMil ti' yuu Kt "in I'Iim.iI 'lt-ntd uf llu I'Mlarrhal pulsnna mi III be rollvvvil r Catarrh - the dripplnw In llii throat, hawklua h,1 hmUiIiib. aori'S in lite mi-lrilk. ami the (Unaaii cablr Itrvath. U was vauaed. In the Arac plac. In'cause ',ui Imiiov iiMlint I.Iim.U waa eaully lnfeti-il Cos. IHly a ullifltt fold or contact with norno one who had a cold. Hut the point is tloiit iirfi 1 wllh Catarrh II la nut nc iei Th Irinedy S. . H.. dlwovwreil i.it-r nti yeara mko. tated. Hue ami tmil. I 1 Iwuyn obtalnabl at any dnin ktiiri' li lias provsn ll valur In limn miiiIi of eaaea. It will do In our uh iit X. S. H. at unco and l.aln ii.utiH'-iii K our I a lons-aland-iiik , 1 .. 1, kin t to wrll the S ift -. 11, 1 ,. xtlanta. la.. li fti mliral mix I. Th Will till ou li'W thla lur, l art-laid dlind tonl rUunk'-a th imiiiii iti-k fiom 1U0 blood ly lilvial Iv i..linia It 1U1UH IF THEY'RE Klein Made THEY'RE TAILOR MADE MEDFORD TAILORS, I2B E. MAIN SALTS IN HOT WATER CLEARS PIPLY Si' Says wo must ntake kidney clean tho bliMxl ami iiiniplo; UlapiKMr. Pimples, tores and boiU uualty re unit I'ruin toxins. poitoiK and impuntii whiib arc gem rated in the bowel ar I tiit. u absorbed ulo the blood throniih the very UuctS winch hould absorb only liourikhinent to sun.un the body. It is the function of the kidneys to fiber iniiMiritws front the blood and cast them out 'in the form o urine, but , in many, iiutauces the bowels create ' more toxin and imtmriiies than ibe kidnw can eliminate, then the blood ,ues the kin pore a ihe next best meant oi getting na oi u iiiwiinin-, , wliieh often break out alt vner the km , in the form of punplo. I ) The surest way to clear the km of thce eruptions, says a noted authority it to get from any pharmacy abo.it , four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablev'n'nl m s-gla "f hot water, each morning before breakfast for one week. Thivtl prevent the formation of toxins in ihe boeU. It alto stimu late ihe kidney si lo normal activity.' that coaxing them to filter the blood ef impuMtict and clearing the skin of pimple. , , ! Jad Salt it inexpensive. harratcM and t nude from ths acid of graf and lemon juice, combined wih fithia. Hera you mve s pleasant. eHerveacent drink VkhirW tiSHstK- make pimple diappeaT; clean --i iIm- LK.I aid i ixccllctn for. the ki4mij J Vvll, j 3 - wu FOR BRONCHITIS, PAINFUL COUGH. WHOOPING COUGH AND COLDS rlMWieM llcmcily lmle al Home When in need of a rtrowb ror the treatment or Hronchiel Affecilon. ( suit! s llrotichltls Whooping Cough, Croup Stubborn Conghs, Colds or Hoarseness, don't sltnplr ask the, druggist for a "Cough Medicine." but get the best. Tell hint to give you Schlffmann's New Concentrated Kx- norterani. Instead of being Induced Into bnvlng something else purely m the strength or some testimonials orj the eKaggerated claims or the manu- j racturer. The samo "Monoy Hack" guarantee goea with every bottlo of this remedy sold by Medford Phar macy as does with Dr. Schlffmann's famous Asthmador and your money will be lefunded. If It does not give porfect sntlsrartlen: In rnet, even more, If it Is not found, thn best remedy evor used for those nffoe tlous. In buying this now remedy, besides securing tho guarantee those druggists give, It will likewise be SVXOI'SIS OP TIIH AX.MAI. STATHMKXT OP THK The Home Insurance Company Or Xew York, In the state or New York, on the Hist day or December. 1 f15. niiido to the Insurance Coniinlisloner of the Slate of Oregon, pursuant to law: ruplinl. Amount of capital paid up ... 'J 0,000,000.(10 Income. Net premiums received during thn yoar JlS.airi.12n.l7 Interest, dividends and rents received during the yoar .. - 1, RSI, 21 1.1 1 Income from other sources receiver dur ing the year ... il,!i7U.(iT Total Income ?10.8SO,H.iS lllshuisf incuts, "Net losses paid during tho yoar U.70S. IIS. IS Dividends paid on onpltal stock during tho J1Br 1.200,000.00 Commissions and salaries paid during the . yoar R.OTa.OlT.SI Taxi, license! and fcoa paid during tho year Hfi7,R12.8.si Amount of all other expenditure 1,340,271. ftfl , Total expenditure UscK Value or slocks and bonds owned (mar ket value) . . 5S2.2t8.247.0O Loans on mortgages nnd collateral, etc. .. . r,.B00.llll Cash lu banks and on hand 2.1!)0I!UU..M Premiums in c our. so or collection written since Septombor SO. 191T. 8.1 nT.B7X.UK Recoverable ror reinsurance on paid losses 208,208.47 Interest nnd rents duo and accrued 2l!y,7Sli.OO Total assets l.ess special deposits lu any statu there bol Total assets admitted in Oregon Liabilities. Gross claims ror losses unpaid ? 1,70,205.82 Amount or ununrned premium on all out standing risks .. : 15.S7S.S2i5.O0 Due for commission and brokerage 150,000.00 All other liabilities US1.58R.3S Ueserve a a conflagration silt plus 2,000,000.01) Total liabilities, oxclualve or capital stock or Ki.oon.onn.nn .... i Total premiums In force December I, IP IK Ililslne'.s in Oickoii for the Veil is Total Insurance written during the year dross premiums received during the year Premiums returned during the year Losses iald tiurlHg the year ' Losses Incurred during the year Total amount or Insurance outstanding In Oregon. De cember 81. 19I& .. . .... 1 $18,008,016.00 The Home Insurance Company. b John I). Ccleumn, Portland. Stntutory resident general agent and attorney ror service. XOTK Special deposits not held ror the protection or all or tho policy holders or the compativ laniiut he adnCtted as an assei and Included lu ' the published statement Companies should only deduct the oxeess or such deposits over liabilities for unpaid claims and legal reserve on busi ness lu territory requiring speil.il deposit. R. A.HOLMES, Agent, Medford, Oregon Property Owners Have buyers for city and country property We want your listings Right Now CLARK REALTY CO. 206 Phipps Bldg. Phone 233 !L 11 .SAFE DEPOSIT PRUDENCE The prudent peraon doe not wait for fire or theft before he sett Safo Deposit Protection ror his valuables. Our Vault U Fire and llurglar ProoL We have Safe Deposit lloxes for rent here as low as SUtm AND IP Pl.lt Yl U f OVER gZViiABS UNDER OHt MANAGEMENT "" T1.MK CAllD IXTElU'nilAX AITO CAIl ro. Leave Medford dally except Sun day for Ash laud, Talent and Phoenix at 8 a. m., 11-59 a. m., 1:15, 30, 3:15 and &: IS p. w. Also on Sat urday at 11. 1I p. a. Sunaays leave at 10 a. m., 4 p. m. and 9:80 p. tn. Leave Ashland for Medford dally tutopt Sunday aLs a. m 11:60. 2:20, 8:30, 4:45 and :15 p. m. Suaday leave Ashland at 9 a in , 1 00, 5.00 and 10 eO p. rap o Hi lca-Minfiil for .10 (Vnls. round Ihe rosef economical to Use, fwr the reason 0at one bottrs ("9 rsttta' worth I, makea a full pint I Us tca Mnsfiil, of ths mat MMllent ceugbt msttlrltie. after being mixed at home with otrti pint of granulated sugar and one-half pint ef water. One bottle will probably, thorofore, be eufflclent for a wholo family's sup. ply. while the same quantity of tho old. ordinary, ready-made kinds of medicine would cost between U and $8. It Is prepared rrom strictiv harmless plants, contains absolutely no ehloroiorm, opium, inornhlno or any other narcotic or Injurious drugs as do most cough remedies, and it can, therororo. bo glvon to children with perfect safety. It Is pleasant to take nnd children aro fond ot it. Absolutely no risk whniovor Is run In buying this remedy under the above positive guarantee ll. J. Schlffmann. Prop , St Paul, Minn. $17,478,260.10 $:S,OSO,2S0.9X (ir any U7.4S7.05 ?7.tlS2,7-ia.!ig JIO.Nfi.ftfifi.OS $0,090,208.00 $10,088,223.00 lXD.0SS.y7 27.17C.71 01,552. S4 02.S08.S2 m s-4BaajBBj fflMIKiHiKKfiilal khm.itm. c-i i hsrrTT.siF.t'i j ta i j CcktiXy lHti nuhia htc lif SatntU. tsenr nu ita ttiiitc tiU. Cto'iMtn (iiohttf 140 SUMY OUTSIDE ROOMS Sm Stnr l ! nncritt 8mUit(. J1.B8 A DAY ONE rERSON J1.i--A DAY TWO PERSONS Rates frvn firrr M t).n llc "UIIIVERSAL BUS" (t tir rtfttM) Ai.' Ctiry ibttt nt ihui tlit(rr iH