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Newspaper Page Texti ki Li i 47 ;' VAtW. TWO ---- - .-- 4 OCAl AND PERSONAL JlM4MMHMiltl-4IIHIIMIHlMtt4 fester R f fUiasjnofl, who hrfa len taklns th- imei short i-nursa In forcatrv at th I nlvr-lf of Wuah inaton, wilt return to hi mm Ion on npjHT Rarw river same 1 1 mi- netl wwk Mr. Shannon has been a uet of IfMtepniftent Hall while here Da T alvee Meting tamiM wtk TrttftlK mtefpt trorvrfM, Vfaf JIe f Roane river waa JrLJwJD JWl '?W Ua Ktirnt of Tlwae. Mr. Mtlet I fliaeSvay. Alaa- ha. where hit hr IW kM iMlereete in .arnibiR 'project. "SIIWI to loan on ood farm, cloeo In H.&. mine. Mr."Wm 'Mr.- .T.'-t'. TMUorow af (Irani Paea nre flatting Mmlfnrd rel ativist. Sweet clilsr nt Do Voo's. I. A. Itublc. J. C lllKKir and J S. .Moliirmr of OrHiita Paae vlaltod Mod fool iCIkH lodge M,oiujar evenlna, lo wlfnoa tho Initiation of Iholr fol low lownamou, II. If. OldliiK. K. V. Hold nnd C. II. Alilf. Smdho ii ,Klng Spll clnr. Re. Thoy nro home-mndo. tf l S. ilnihiwoll of th Utah-Oregon 8i0r Co , wn a Modrord vlkltor Tueadiiy Wo Iihh promlaod tho people or Hilthcrlln that ho will Imtld a HiiKnr fiit'toiy-tliuiik for the 1 I T crop onn oj.n lofJ! dg,son nlrondy prom ised ' Oct your milk, cronm, hotter, orbs nnd buttermilk at I) Voa'a. The Alplin Delia elnsa of the (Bhrle- tluu jthuroh wllj outarlRln thalr hps imlid iMdhy aVnnlng rt the lifinio of Mtf. JJ. J?. TuoRor. Slt.Houlh Holly street, with n .St. Patrick uaily. Dr. A'. Itr nnd l.otilso U. IlndKrn, rlilropraclor, batliH, innwwiKO. 23Ti B. Main. A. K. Htovntikon, or I.lttlc KIirKh, Callforiiln, Ih HpniidhiK a fmv dit.vn In Mmlford nnd vicinity. 21 off on Kodaks nt Wanton' Cnniorn Shop. V. K. Morlii, of Saloin, this stnlo, In limkliiK Medford hid lioiid(iiiirturn for a fow dny. J', J Postapo Ktnnii nt He Voo'n. A. II. TlionipHDii nnd Wllllnni K. Kin,!)", of I.nko rronk, thin rotinty. nro In tho city for nfov dny or no 'I'lmy roport nprliiR nctlvlllux In Hint RWtlon sin IiqIiik morn murkod thnn UHiinl and th pvoplo Koncrally optl mlrtllo ovor tho pronjuictlvo ri'HiiItH of thr Ht'ntion'H work. Do Von uiiVH boor hnttlnR. Unnruit WhU injd 1. T. Smith nr- rlnd ywtnla bvoiiIiik from tho Siimptor mlnhiK dlitrlct In Maker i county, thin Hlatw, and will dnoto n iiioijth i' fro to iirelliHlimry work lit tho dUtrlit or mitlirn OrttRon. It may he tliHt thy will remHln. Mr Wall lino IntertMl In the Apploiwtto ;'' miction nnd Mr. Smith In the Juokvon- Mllo dlktrlot. .Moot mo nt,tho8hiutn. The W. C. T. I' will mt'Bt at thn Unhllo library tomorrow Nfturnoon at S:S0. A good HttHiulHiioo In dMlrod. Tol. Dlfik 8ndors your troutilos nhotit linprlnR, palntlns or tint. Ing, J 307 ". A. Thomiiton, a farmer UvlitK 1 nonr Control I'olnt. w vndy In- jHrml nhniit th fnao b a hortt kluk y(loid4i; afternoon. ll waa rndr- i 1 uiigonicjjyia. Hr- nw of Cniral rlNt wa culled to draaa tha Injur- '' l ', tbulled corn, 11.90 per hundrod. J I II, Ilrown.- ' Tha Orhoiial TM liven at Hip llol- ; hunl aati'da) artarnoon wi a vary i . filiPH" . "u,,WMW,f u' "rfu,r- '" lat ' "fMtBr tvMni'towt and th proarnm oW&Iloiil.' Tkft.twi MMtwl tha auui ! ' of" HI ")3ra. HtodUard. who had JiAJ'a.a of the affair, wh attU by r ' Mra. l.umo'or th rtaram comuilt , tw, Mra. Uwhi of tha dwratlim rum. , MftlM, Mra. Frmeh of the roiptlou riMUMlttfft nI Mra. Rvhlfrfellii of the inrflhuieut ronimltt. Thf CoIoh oUlk aud tha Uranta loaiiua NpH'lull Matatwl the chic daiwitiiiaHt of th '". Uraaiur Mmlford club. Latitat malarial, window arraen. aara thwra. Par. l'r. & Ktv Pac Til livaliiMit municipal election iu tk hat(il of Central Point occiir- rd tuara oh Mouday, vhan W. A. Cowley wan alactad mayor aud U. i . Uyona and K. K. Bcutt wtra choa- I ill Mtikctluint. TAa Mintaat bau i 4rlr'and tha huerat waa auatalnrnt dHtil tlw to riAM tho iHtlla. Wouioii Wa vory uathe. Tha candidates wart nil ktroni mu I f I'lhVa your inagaaina auhacrlptlona n Kit ua. XV lha In Mwdlord and uie.rpamiublt. 9r rataa tha low oat. Mitacd Qir Stora. 301 lfav.- Y,' );. barajua. ariar an ab , aauM of nearly thrao tuoatha, haa ra turiHHl WMu iwirova4 In health TtrltiK In your hlmett & Mara lonpona aud racaho your pramluru. MHlford CUar Stora. SOI Tha Medford tktnelHf elub uiaiu liora and InriK'U yuaata aMjoyed aa otiior of ilieli monthly aall houa at tha Natatotium Tuaaday nikt. Dr StiM'hriiHOtt uow urBrilrlBK nKatn l Ui South Holly. lkoa $M-X. .. t rug todm mWjW ? la Mll ile In Ik Mbte Ubftry I ill ri nrrliii f ll'ilnr HI I ll-lltl. lrift and wlH fatrt fhera Mr ifhrofi i t fftlekan fanfiar nn4 IH nvtf 4 aeMrBifx aha re f M nt M to tha itavalwmerit of atifira llta pena tor tk nni kw Ufa I trait arftcreakaw Mr ml. Tkay maka fha imH hog feaif f nt wrHa far arlraa Mnnarrh T& and Haad Co.. HI 7 K Main atn Ram MtnUtr, anawrtitianifffnt trt arrana, ewa up frtim Htie lvr yeniewJay. attana'tn' la nttalnaai am ralnrwNi hama In tka ariNt;. m Dave Wood about that flra In anmacfl policy. Of flea Mall Trlbnna HklR. J. W. Diamond win o la OranU Paaa tkla ek tn mtfjana la bualitaaa tkera. ImtIbr ploaatt out hU Jewelry haainaaa In tkla ally. rtlg re mllkahnkoa at D Voa'a. An ma tern arm! lea tf baa purehaa hI tho MonntalH KIiir cinnabar mlno In tha Itamsoy .eanyan district It la the. ptirMi' of hi new own urn to put tan man to work aily In April. Some additional tomato neronRC rcHttlrod. Call and aen um. Horiio Itlror Vnlloy CNnnlnx Co. Mlaa ICfflo Oaaran aud I.. B. Mc Donald of Troll, totnini'd homo Tuon- dv, aftor a vlalt of wvoral dnya with frlcuda In thin city. I'roparoilnoM In tho Itwuo, no hrlnR In your Inwnmowor nnd hnvo It ahnrpened and ho prepared for what la comltiR. J. W. Mitchell. ilohu WolU, n ploutior xtockmau or Itonuc tlvor vnlloy. nnd tho Klamath country aa well, enmo down from Axhlaud today to attend to tho uinci't- Iiir of I ho atoekmon with tho foroatry offlrlalu nt tho public library hall. "I'nclo John" Ima hnd a varied o.x pnrlonco with alnck In thla part of tho atntn for half a contury. In for mer yoara orKnnlrntlntt wan little known anion atockmon, ouch ownor or stock holiiR Klvoit credit ror know IhX 111" hUHlnoaa, nnd, If lie foiled to lit tond to It, tho loaa wna IiIh; hut In thoao (Ih)h wlien tho rnnico linn to ho moaaurod with a jnrdHtlck, com pared with Ita pioneer amplltudo for tho horda that fattnued on It, or ganized forroa am necoaHury to roK iilnte Ita uhos property and with even Justice to nil. Tho foumtry offlclala co-operate with tho atockmon ery helpfully In these mattora, grnntliiK tliem every prhlloRo ponHllile' In tho KHUlllR kciiroii. Whon bettor Infliiranco la sold Holmon, tho Insurance Mnn, will soli It. Ceo. V. Owou, piefllilent of tho Doad Indian .Stock ndnoclatlon. Ih In tho city today ntteudliiK n nieetliiR or that hody with tho offlolata of tho foroetry aorvloo, ropioacntod by M. 1,. KdeliHou, auporvlaor (or .thhj dla t i let. Our ohoaolntoa aro Medford matin. Tho SIihhIu. tf U. A. XalJ nnd Krod Noll, tho luttnr aoerolary or the Demi Indian .Stock uaiuelHtloii, aro In Medford today nU taudliiK the atorkmou'H montlna; with Supervlnor KrlokHon of thla forestry dlntrlct. Wna to n Cntuora Shop for flrat-cluaa kodak riulahltiK and kodak aupplloa. II. B. Planter, of (toldoudalo, Wn , la looking ovur tho valley H'Ik week. Tho Star brand of typnwrltor rib bons nro Rtinrnntced to rIto 75,000 Improaalons of tho typo "a" nnd "o" without so cIokrIuh tho typo as to Hhow on tho pnper, Thin Is n pretty alirr warranty, hut that la what tho Wobator company nRrcos to with Star ribbons. Sold by tho Medford Print In company. Tho committee in cKwiko or tho all da hike next AiukIhv. to bo taken b the (Irlaxllna up llaldy Peak, hnvo haau mnkliiK preiwratlona ror iv eral aurprlaea to apriiiK on the hlk ora on their trip. Tho vailoua plana prom but an aapvclally rowI tramp Urltzliat will leae Xuiu aud Ceutinl at n a m. abarp. llatoa aolla Kuril para, 2ou down anil 1X5 a month. Kierf W I Wo ii, or (truula Paaa. la attattdiHC to bwainaaa In Madrord to- da. At a lata hour lt night the Puro uianAganiaut rerelvml word that The Malting Hut would Hot arrive for to da ahowlug towing to ahlpplua error Three Week, a atala'a rlRht pletuia taken from the well known book li Ullttur (llH la balHR aubti tutad tor totlay on!) Tha Mellluu Put will be abowtt tomorrow t.eon Speck haa Joined the Seveuili company. O N O . Iu the hope or being ordered to Uetlco luaure your auto In tha Allluuro HRHlnat theft, flra C Y Teugwuld. TOO UTI TO UliASSIKY, KOrVaLK Itliwle ialaiid ltw"iaia" White Leghorn can, wheal, heavy wih. Itobert Duttou. t0 LOST Small, round, open work bntttck, with blue enamel. Phone Hti-L. S04 rOR UAl.M Uoree. wagg, harueaa. eultlvalttr. pUw. uarl.v how, and furniture. Paul Mueller, Central Ptttal. K. D. I. mx So. SOU KOB 8AI.K rurltT"lkone 7IS-R after (am. I0 rOR kULK Dure krvoe! aaws. ak4Ua, and to young boara read) fer aervloe; ahaj ekeJee White w Mittl hai. J. H. Puller Oak 4Mi Karw, T(5).t. sK mil Mr mwouu tAit, 'lumisK f M Ilium MM llfMtf lf I- liBe tlaiiHimi fpM'cnllnt the TtfUtPr nrmal a art lg(nffg In atltuta m Meitforrt tva fo ar range tor fir ne-iuiranre hero of tb ffltkeg fnatHtite f,!,neo mgrra, a group ftf at'iit, nf' o -lin' !nflfn tlM who f0 niiarlnu In n I of be Wealarn taie In u rfrnMrkallr ren- rtgfft it awitlhara efaaatra TO Tnn-' hagw iMtMitta wa roninf4 ly thr . ktM llwwkwr T. WawMngteM, ahw of1 lki moat prgmlnrnt eohwad taarhara ! ggMl lgaagm f Ma dav. Dim in algktlrkmaNI gkwgt .If. yera agn It fcga rkjoratf Wokdarful atKctaa. it'fofland larnn.lll loda N haa no bitlMinga ant n large' corpa of tfachera In all of tka do- partmanta f a rirat-rlafm iMatHutlon , of learning. ' J. O. OorklOR, tne noat all around HhoternHhor In aeuthorn OrcKon. Ahvnyj rallabla. Negntlvan made nny-, whero, time or place. Studio 228 j Mnln l. Phono 820-1. Kaatern capita Hutu hare recently , cloaMl an option on the High land , mliiMOii Foot wic for 15,000 hikI U'lll hill CI Kifnjl .r .... . i . i i.w Piumii; rniJ III Mlirii. I'flia Hue rur-Bome time befln loganlcHl a u promlalug property. S. H. Ilullln hag gone to VnneoHvar, I) C on a hrlof hiialnoea trip. Prod II. Hopkins, or tho Snowy Mutto oichnrd, was a .Medford visi tor TuoedH). Try a KIiir Spitz clRiir and on couniRe homo Industry. tr Col. (I. p. Mima or Sovmi Oaka was h Meiirord visitor Tueadny. Mclloynolils u ml 8 acker aro h liv ing lomarkablH success go rar with thulr now uiIiiIiik proporty on Hlrds- ejo crook tho ono In which they re contly took several hundred dollars from u pocket Hnd. .Much or tho ore runs l.tOOO to tho ton. Tho poorest taken from tho main lodfio runs 2Sfi.3fi. Thoso who know what these hoya aro doing rognrd tholr ro cent find as a marvel of rich ore, Tho o.Ntont or tho lodge has not yot been detormluml. Medford Taxi Co. "Anywhoro nny tlmq." Phono SSR. J. I). Hell or tho Hotel Nnah la con fined to his room by Illness. Honotor II. Von dor llollen of Wol. leu was a Modfoid visitor Wednes day. Attorney A. C. Hough of flronta Pass was a Medford visitor Wednes day ('. B. Whiteside, n poultrynian of Potnliiinn, Callforulu. Is nmong tho HoRtie river valley visitors this week, Mr. Whltosldo hns boon In tho com mercial poultr. httslnorw lor 22 yenrs and Insists Hint, when propmly ninu nged, It returns nu excellent profit. Ho slntoa that ho made a coinfor tublo fortune in that lino of.buslnotts In ten oars and had plenty of time to enjoy life aloiiK with It. Ho In vented his money In the fruit hiial niMw In California and wont broke. Then he want Into tho poultry busi ness to stay and Is rapidly rocovor liij his lost fortune. Mr. Wlittnaldo soys ho la plonsod to sou ovldonco or renewed Interest Iu the poultry busi ness In this valley. It will ho a source or Bient profit, ho urnos. and It may be pursued on the farms without In terference with any othor depart ment of much buslnoaa. Andrew Hall Is anioiiR Uio Central Point visitors In Medford this after noon Ooorge Hell, of Ilrownsboro, Is ut ' teudliiK to Inihlnci-K In tills Clt to da nrrnTT will put a foreo of men to work on!i...n n.i. i...u.. ,i. CIJ. 11 in 1 WON Get Most For Your Money! When you buy Fisk you get a good tire plus good treatment, and free service, in more than 1 00 Fisk Branches service that brings the uttermost to your tire investment. Fisk Non-Skid Prices are still lower than the plain treads of many other standard makes. Compare These Fisk Prices' Grey Non-Skid Casings and Tubes SUo 4 ,. Citing , Tub 3 x 30 . . 10.40 . . 2.60 3x30 . . 13.40 . . 2.95 4 x33 . . 22.00 . . 4.25 41x35 . . 31.20 . . 5.55 4x 36 . . 31.55 . . 5.70 5 x 37 . . 37.30 . . 6.90 Fhfi Tires For Sale By Medford Vulcanizing Works Medford stumniti nmcov W llli ,n'e i a rll'ir ni i '" " vallga- thin waak la lajuwrptM f an bttalnaaa wblk in rftft valleN . nut it la ffbaarv en tkat m h moeh Intataated la; peelmena caoiwr aM gajfti we nnd ipiartr on ifli.ii. afwhl Mc city nxfn Mr( lm of I irip(ua l n iioalna Hor in Hertford and vletn- y ". "'r Pltram, of MoMhurg, la fla- "In fe in Medford tlaT A C Haltkeiniipr. of RnMH. la , among Hie bnlne vMiora to Md- Ullliel'h The l)fltl Iihlmtt Stock uiwinhtin met nl thr puhlu lilirniv I iwifiii iin- iini4iiiit -iii iiiiiiii in- "iTi- -fldii thw aftrtiiHMiii. M. L. Briokeou. aporvirHi of the I'orextry orviee for tin diHtriut', met with them, the co operation qtlua ocnioo lioiuic offcicd wliercvor jmsnihle. A Itue iiltenil nnco partlciiMited in the liuiinefs of the niei'Iinir. (Icorao W. Owen of Aalilniiit la. irf.Bii1mil mill Print Vnil. " -" " . ...-.-.... ..... ...., ilso of ASIiIhimI, in xeeretory. Commit Ij-ey wcie appointed to take up unit tors of ieuoniil interest nnd tnke enro of thciu in time for the use uf the rmigo in that district this yenr to tlio beat iidwuitngc. Drift fences nnd their loentiuiis were diseusseil, aoureoa of wilier supply, their devel ipment for more water this yenr and llinir proleolion were arranged for nnd many other matter) or iulcrcfct to thoo whose t(H'k use that mnge. it una the opinion of it number of tluiM who attended the meeting today that tbi" will he a good range yenr, Hie wild grille-. ImMiiir started vig nioiilv mid tin moistuie bejug miieli more ahumliint thnn it was nt this time Inst vcur, i SCHOOLS 10 CLOSE The si-Iiool lm.ird di'.i'oicrcd at ila regular meeting Tucsdnv cvciiiuk tlmt it hud exceeded the budget cMimute in one of ita department hv the siin of W..7.". Siiperiiileudonl llillih lvpoilcd tlmli .. .:...... j aim i..i 1 it....... .... I n en imp hi .701111 onn oern eiieeieil on tenehoiV hiilnrief hy h leurrHnge- miont. The Medford schools will clo.e of- fieinllv May 1M.' Tlio eomnicneemeiit woreisei. will ho held Ftiday, May 111. It wna dlHsiiljtili to nak Stnte Suponn lemlenl t'liuruliill to deliver tlio ml- Orah. The uxoretaea will nrohnhlv ie held iu tho i'age thentor. Tho ehni-ge of i7S dulnys tlio final choice. The iipiwintmciil of tenehcrs for next eur will ho inndo ut n hikhumI imtetiug of the hoard. Direct ois Palmer, Scely, Ileirinu, J.nton and floie ami t'lcik Stino were piccnt. Medfi.rit lloosteis smoke ) The Mclford nnd Mt ltt ClRnrs STOCK RAISERS I RANG uinM - ms vwt k r (1FNTRAI POINT Intent .. . . ,1ti'- ilnrjurei Ki'ler ! KarM'- erwk h flu- arw-if nl f cntml P"M ralgfne hi teefc. Wf. JtP Wkwlar nawf ronnf du lighter of Jlmvmuir, fill., nrt ?la. ilinjj nl the home of . V. Whwlff mM Wifr in fhia citr. jfraa Jfrnwle Snllon ittwn Ttm OhM (Ml rawcHirr to rWt With Ik U. C'afMthKi and eMMron ot !.InrtrfHi Cilr, Or., wen in thi iHty n few hngra SunuVty. Mr. Coriieitlnw J Wa for n ttttmber of yonra llic S. I'. j agent here nnd haa n hot of frlcnda I who welcomed hi vNit, -, Mr.. V.I I ' Suntlnv wit Li Mrs. .1. II. I Mr-. V. I). Hrofihv of Tnlowt iwnt th lior imrcntn. Mr. tint IIohnei hero. Mr. nnd Mra. J. I). Sour nnd sons, ! W. T. Stlillmm, Mint mother, wore ,' anionic the (.Vtitrnl Point pooplo who ,, ,!..,., t ,,., ,(,,,. Iriii In Aulilllnil nil Sunrinv ' ....... A goodly portion of Cent ml Point m rcAidenla were in nttcndiuice at the revival ineotingH iu Medford Bundny. Tiie meeting have been well attend ed by people from every section of the vnlloy and their good lias been felt far nnd wide. It is with a groat "dcnl of regtet that the people fee them close. Monday wn n day of excitement nnd hustle hcie. The occasion was the city election. The poplo in this oily nwakened early nnd long bofore the opening of (he voting places large numbers .stood on the street. The wo men were nstir and. full of excitement ami in groups of five ami seven en tered the old town hall and cost their vote. N'ever for many enrs have so many coplc manifested tho excitement that was shown hcie on that day. A mayor and two eouneil inen were elected. The candidates were the strongest nnd most forceful that could have been found, nnd op position was shorn. The successful enndidalor. were: W. A. Cowley, 4uuyor; I). II. Lyons nnd K. K. Seott, eoiinellnien. A. H. I.n Pontc mnde a busiiieih trip to Wolf Creek Tuesday. fl. W. Ager of Talent ws here Satuidiiy calling on friends. The eighth grade of tho Central Point public scliojil, ncconipanied by Mieir teacher, V. A. Davis, and Mrs. S. A. Mnllcev nnd iliinclilei-. suonl n ver. liappv day healing nnd roing vcr Table Hook Saturday. Clateiiee Williite of Sam's Valley iitteuded to husiucs matteis here the first of the week. WiHinnv Jtalhe of Klen valley was a Medford usitor Tiudiiy. Mih. .1. M", McCnslin of Tiilenl, no nompouied by Mrs. liunc, orguuizor for the Voeuuui ludge, were ill Phoe nix and vicinity Monday. .Ihiuos McDonald and his uncle, Mr. McDonald, were nt Ashlnnd Sunday. Mrs. W, J. Smith of .Xorlli Talent wok iii Ashland .Sunday. Mrs. Knitiin Reed of N'otth Talent wiih an Ashlnnd isitor Sunday. Mrs. H. K. Prciieli isited nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. .Jmnes Allen TiicmIiiv nftcntnoii. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clinton Hartley of Talent visited SfiN Hartley's par- rtaiutMi 141 hf. ! CnCM DDEPIWPT um. Ml Ml .1 Mr I' I" .1 iliii I iindnv Mr nnd Mf. H R. flowon of Talent moUmti to AkhtM Strndni Mr. 0aiMkjIlaf TiHWIaf .Iff. gfft .Iff. ( Tana? Motif Ag. ilny Mh lharr rfgiightaf, JTra. f. 0. IfMtaa, nt AnltbtfMt. Mr. ami Mm. . 0. KttkjMton of hVatla Vttel eHA m wr rr- gpantlMK I'rMav whu en their wn.r '.,.. IV .wtirHnii. Mm. tt. 0. Skwtrw FM"ptTAlri wtw R pJenadnt eliVr nmmtg Ofwwla in Xortk Tnlartt Inat Friilny. Mr. and Mra. A. S. .iAirrV apent Sniulay in Mwlfonl, xoat of Mm. Ftirr.v'n mater. Jim. l Cte. Munv of the rceiiloiits of North j! Talent went to Medford Sundnv r-w-I ning to nttend tho clolnp aonu-ci of tho evangelist'a meetings, am quite n number from Kdcn precinct hnc been'' bleascd by Mr. Mnthis' work' a t Med-1 fold and have become members of some chiireh tlirough IiIh effort-, i ' John Paeon nnd his two sons left Phoenix Tuesday morning by team for Imperial itlley, California, where they expect to Inttke their home. .Mr. Hnvon has been engaged in the butcher hie iness in Phoenix for the juist three years nnd hns been in the uHov for over ten yenrs. TheGreatKidneyMedicine Fulfills Its Mission I wan afflicted with bladder trou ble I suffered such Rrc.it pain Hint tho doctor had to take my urine. After the doctor had treated mc for two weeks, I did not get any better. KcmembcrloR that a few doses or Dr. Kilmer's Swtmtp-Koot completely re lieved by mother-in-law, after all tho doctors who were called on her case hnd fnl fed to do her any good, I ask ed my husband to Ret mo n bottle of Swump-Itoot, which ho did, nnd 1 took it and throw tho doctors' pre parations away, becauso Immediate ly aftor I started taking Dr. Kil mer's Swamp-lloot I was nreatly re lieved. My husband wan no pleased ho said I should take one doren bot tles of Swumn-ltoot, but by the time I had taken soven bottles I was com pletely restored to health. That wus six yearn nRb ntld I hnvo not taken any medicine since. My weight Is 10.1 pounds, hnvo threo children, do my own work tn a Iioiiro of twelvo rooms, and keep boarders. Very truly yours, MIIS. ANNIK llAUOHMAN, Or." Newell nt. linberton, Ohio. Personally appeared before me this 10th dny of December. 10H, Mrs. Annie IlhtiRhmaii, .who subscribed tho above statement nnd mnde oath that tho same Is true Iu substance nnd In fact. "W. A. Morton, Notary Putlllc. Letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. ning hampton, T. Y. P11110 Wlint Swnnrn-Itoot Will Do l'tir You Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ilinghanipton, N. Y for a sam ple alzn bottle. It will convince any one. You will also rocolve ti book let of valuablo Information, telling about the kidneys utid bladder. When writing, ho sure nnd mention tho Medford Mall Tribune. Regular ROc and $1 size bottles for salo ut all drug stores. Auto'Servlce from Eagle Point to Medford nnd Back Tho undersigned will leave Frank Lewis' confectionery every day ex cept Sunday for Medford with his nuto nt 1 o'clock p. m., arriving at 2:00 p. m. I.eavo Nash Hotol, Med ford, ut 6:00 p. in., arrive Kaglo Point at C'OO p. m. A part of tho traffic Ib solicited. S. it. HAlt.NISH, Ragle Point, Oregon. Klein SllitS Klein TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering. 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS IklMlkWlTTtli Citlulhr lutriiUli Uitn ,,4 thtiti.f didruli I....U ... i.k . ..- ..nM. ., imh wn. .nviic Biu. Bn.liMl, (.i.bh. 14 SIMH WJTSIBE R04MS Sh $lrr tinl ft ctMriti Bu.u;t. Hates $" IAY ME rum s1.-Uaiaytwoperns fr firry u IXMb tttc "VIIVERSA4. US" 'i (ti tar nsw) Aiy Cttrr ttrtt nt miw Ike tinr. THREE WEEKS From the Book by Elinore Glyn Page - Today Only REGULAR dfMfi' nift rtm nnum ii rii ih iilffk 904 (Jrin aom.' milk' arriaj flje praarlpl Ikn glTeti hv rilfnjarVkfWt rmtrw ikkri fa mm nTPi ronatftutlonal femady Joat aa Mtto6 iMt Win ka fffkgtt, rlht at kdnly. 'tuff Hwqt- mmttmML gf tk IlArflfnW 'iW.flffkTl asIrfitrttvM f ml Itrem, wlthont oil, pwptngatg of Iran for Ihn blood nnd the nonrlaklna "r '" "" """ 1 " ," .propertle ef heat pogtotM. It gea to tho flt of tho trouble, remove tho cottgh And curea the cold. Vinnl la h very rtdlabj preparation, Adr, 40c lb. 3bs.$.10 Golden West Coffee Is unequaled in uniform strength, puritv. aroma and wholesome fresh ness. Steel cut no dust, no chaff parchment, inner seal cans. Ask your grocer. Closset & Devers --75? e e e . . ... DRINK HOT TEA. Jfor'sA BAD COLD ; (iat a siiatll pscknge of llnmburg IlreitU Ton, or us the German folks call it'lliimbiirgtMr llnn.1 'llie,"iit any pharmacy. Take a tahlwjxioiiful of tho tta, iut .i isip uf Miliug Wiitvr iimhi it, pour tlirmi;Ii a eue and drink u teacup full nt mi time during Urn day or before Minuy. II U the mott effective vmi to ketik u oekl mid (Hire grip, ns it optiis the pore of the nkiti, relieving eni((tleii. Alo hssiena tlm bowel, tluu driving k cohl from tliu fjetiin. Irv it the next time you suffer from a cold or tlie irip. It ' mi-tpcinive and entlrelv vogetnMc, tlierefore isifo and liariiili'ai. Rub Fain sod StltTness away with a small bottle of old boneit St. Jacobs Oil When your hack U sure and lame or lundtagt), nclutit-A or rlicumutUm hu you ttilfruiil up, don't suffer I Oct a 'J5 cunt iMittlc of old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" at any drug kterc, pour u little In j our huud and rub it rilit into the jmiii or uehe, and hy tho tlmo you count tifty, tho soreuc4und lanc iicih is gone. Don't stay crippled! This soothing, ppiietrtttiug ail neitls to be used only once. It tukes thi uehv and twin right out ef oyr hack and cuds the raUcry. It tt muck-ill, vt ubiohitcly hurmle and ilo,n't burn tha bkln. NotlilnK cl stops lumbago, ei.vti.v and Umis hsk mUciy so promptly I PRICES. tjoutii 1 ' 1 k o o o o