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AN TNnrcPKNDKNT NKWHJ'AI'KK.
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Office 'Mall Trlbttnn Uullillng, I5-S7-S9
North Kir ntrCt tclgplians 76.
Tim DfinnornllR TlmrM. Dip
DfiDoorntlo Tlmi, the Mmlfort
Mall, TBio Mflforl Tribune, TJie.Hoiilli
erb arfgonlun. The" Ashland Tribune
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OliOnClC PUTNAM. Kullor.
HtniBCBIFTIOtT nATKS
Onn VMir. by itmf.
It.OQ
Ono month, by mull
1U
l'or tutmtji, Uj)lpr. l by carrier ta
MnrniM, I'M..!-, Jacksotivllln
nm Lranirai 101111 .
.60
1H
ftUTrday only, by mull,
oar vear.
Wfokl, per yr . ..
Offjolnl lpir ef Dm City tif X ml ford
QfClelol ninr uf Jscas-m County.
IfnUrcd A mooiul-rlami matter at
Mmlford, OrKon, under (ha (tot of March
I, im.
Sworn Circulation for 1918 2. CO.
Pull lenaud wire AasoclaleU 1'ruea din
twitches. EM-TEES
A Itouuimo
Ono night IiimI week, with a cow
thoy liml ono In souiili of, tlul lo
a lolugrnph polo ottlsldo, a couplo of
tiur iiopuliir )utiiK moil woro spend
ing Hid uyunliiK with n ludy filend,
wlillo tho hdxIoiik purunt of ono of
thorn, vlth tlio aid uf a lantern, whh
mtourliiK tlio tnuntry lookhiK for tlio
lost Imvlnn anil youthful swulu.
Valparaiso (Inil.) Vlilattu.
'I ho .Mjsteiy I)mjkiiiciI
At tlio roctor store a lirlrk vtai
thrown through tlio Blues In u door
nnil tlio tli lor unlocked tho door" thru
tho opaitlng iiiihIo. Air. lliustpr inles
yd nothing today uxcopt about two
pounds of enndy. '
, (At first It wax thought that hoy
u&ru tho kiiHU' iirtJoi. hut on tho
(jlnnH door at thu llortor store tho
fliiKor prli(s ImlloiUud a luru luilid
ljltiffum (Intl.) Iiannur.
Where Id) Cuiun 1'ioni
.Mr. Harris, who hn boan wlh tho
Jjtcwurt Imrhur shop fur auroral
wopkji, lips rosljjnod his position, j lo
Iiiik Hovoj'iil iiatonU pondliiK Mid ho la
giving UK -hU work so lit can v
njory nttanllon to, thsiu. lie Is a ulnar
liiukor by tradft, hut ha ivi indulges
In amokliiif. Ho la alto a graduate
final an osteopath collttgv. Air. Ilnr
rlirii h vary flu nupaarluii yttniif
liniii mid many ronrla ar miiroanml
tlwt he to liHVliiK KfriuKliHui. Ef
fliifhaiit (Kau.) New Kr.
Tholi' ('onc'ilon (of .il
Vartilti Vau Noy la i rtgular at
tBJ)ilHiit at aiitRliiB, and whlla he doa
nut know anything about vocal mualr,
or oven wijoy It, he amuaoa hi maul r
hjr drawing pen akatehsa of th alug
m, and dutM It woll. Of ouurao If u
fallow dutMii't do much lie ahoulil do
II wull. Van lluruu Comity (Ark )
Democrat.
hid 'I hoy UM'l .Mnio
lira. Aaanllu ettrrltNl aiUH lift- in
auranr, m bowae waa luaurtNt fur
$S0 aud tJHwHlnita for Jjoo. Au
HMiiMt ihiHW (Hi the Itfu uf lUtlt
JdarUt Mtnuunta to ii
Air. Aalln and hla aorrowlng fttni
lly hart" Iho Hnipalliv of th nutlru
(ottniull ('hebo)Kau (MUh I
Dally TilUuai.
MEnGUOY RISES TO
THE HUNURHl) MARK
The hatlDMt iU uf I In- mmuh. unyl
lifct la th hultttal Juiu Uy aine
lllf hi,in4 l Mtf Hler
WMnaarfay. whtm tih iHwcury rww
tu tu 1HU mark. I.nt rar, Jun
30, I Im ttmii'tura waa IUI, lu 11 1
lb hoitwat Juu '4h Hi' llth,
with 7, m.1, (V i 1U wlUi .
11 lbt iitU wll 17 J'r). iMttl
llll I he nth with a iilgh mark of
II. Th miultouiu leiniMTitiuro
WtNtawwia) wa ((i 4ugrH, (ttgJ
rang oJ o itaruHi.
rrfTifTt4gr
-r--- m-glEg.VT.fflap-q BWri, '
THE RAILROAD PROBLEM
POSSIHlLlTY of a kciiphiI .strike of niilroml traiiinicn
thrcatODs flic niiHon. On llic oiif liaud, the employes
demand higher vaesjnid improved conditions and claim
that the )resent prospei'ity o' the traffic Hvsteitis justify
sharing 1he profits vith the eniployeK. On lie other side,
the 1'ailroad managements claim that the increases asked
for total $100,000,000 a year, are unreasonable and not
justified hy conditions; that to grant the demrtnds of the
men would force an increase in freight rates, and that they
are prevented by federal and state regulations from im
posing these increased rotes and passing it on to the public.
It is a noticeable ftict that labor is always ready to
share in the prosperity of the employers by demanding
higher wages, Ijnt seldom willing to share in adversity by
accepting reduced wages. A wage scale, once established,
is changed only for an increase.
A strike, whether successful or not, punishes not oiil,
tne employer and employes, oui i lie general punuc. in me
cti.se of a railroad strike, tho public is the chief sufferer.
The public character of our steel highways is acknowl
edged in the creation of commissions for their regulation.
The chief weakness of the regulation is that it floes not
! embrace relations between
ploy ess as well as bet ween the railroads and the public. It
there was this federal rcirulation, with coinuulsorv arbi
tration, there would be no danger of strikes, for both the!
owners profit, and wages would be adjusted lo earnings.
There fire abundant signs that the present system of
railroad regulation is breaking down. The machinery of
forty-eight .stale commissions and a federal commission is
cumbersome and burdensome and extravagant both to
railroads and the public. The regulation should be taken
from the forty-eight stale commissions and centered in the
federal commission. The alternative is federal ownership,
for which the nation is not prepared.
The interstate commerce commission should he given
power to establish rates, both interstate and intrastate,
and control the service. Tho commission should be en
larged so that railroads can be regulated in groups and
trade-basins instead of by states. Its jurisdiction should
extend lo the expenditures .'is well as receipts and embrace
the dividend and wage and rate problems. So regulated,
the public would not b( threatened periodically by in
creased rates and strikes.
E
ALLIES' ATTITUDE
ATIINNS, .him. 15. Tho altitude
of the allii'H lowaid (hot'eo wan ili'-
tinuiiM'd at a iiiiinhor of moutiUKH
held linn IihIkv ut which rrmiliitiuim
irv udoptfil oxpi'UKkiuir loyally lo
King- CoiialMiitiuo nud coufidoMcn in
llir Mlin of I'rimiier SkoiiloudiM.
The rcwolntimiN iiut(Ml njtuinat
tlit hhu-kiiile of tlit'cimi poll tw
tahlixhrri h Kiiglnml and Krwiua
and th'iiouiii-od Hit coinlurt ot the
allit'H toward neutral nation nud
"tKM'iullv the iiwidrnl uf Ik Uwil
d 8tl" of America."
A fen t a i e of the nwdutKiu wa
that the kinu ua- reJVriHd to ax "our
kIohiiuk uVKiciju. Kin" t'onittaiitiiie
Ml " TIiih lith placed I he moiiaieh
in the line ol llic nm unt inlur oil
( ouMntdiuiiph
10
I'llll.AIH.I.I'IIIA. June I.'. -aui
I). UruuUei-. lemitlv upiKiuit
ed an u4M'iaLc iiiUu'v ut the km
pii'tue euurt ut the I ailed Slulex h
l'vidujl VViUom, Mill la1 the pi met
put 4XMk4r Ut tlu MIMNtul voliteillioii
of KiuuUU brv a JuU )i. Su huu
itred tMKuit trum all ow the
eMiiitr ml! b hi ulltMHlaucf.
JiirtOee UraudaiM ia ctuttruiaii ot
the trov ihitiniil tatMwtlvp tHHUUiittee
fur ' uffaira, nmiiM Auk
ul llll. UM I. The eiHlilliltlee was
eieiited tu take ui the work ol tin
uileiiiiiiiiMinl 7.muiIi uriMiuuatiou
REEKS
DFNOUNC
Ull It opted h the Mar. can I'ihimiI U.illelt ol iimi l.aiido,
The 7auuipl ar uigmued lei Uulcx h- wind tit- mi. U (... i in.-nt
purpooe nl n oliildwhuiK tin- Jew-'1'1 Wa-hiiiulnu thin; thai
i-h iHuile a- h li. Mi.. o in l'liltiatme h,ls 'ilv he plai ed uodei amilial law.
i
w.
With Medford traile Im Kedford mad.
REMARKABLE PICTURE SHOWING EXERUTI0N OF REBELS IN SAIGON, COCHIN CHINA
MisDFOTm mfl TjtrBTjttrc,
the railroads and their em
KEEP FLAG DAY
ASH1.ANI), .lime 15, I'lnif il
w ideall obnerieil licie vcHterday
ufteiuooii, liolabh h the Klkn of
LoiIko No. 0 1 1. The lodc luemlier
nlnp, loKether wi,th it Iiiikc lepiCHou
laliou o fitimuiM, met iu'lhe uaik
at :) d'elock, wlnau a loiinnl program
of tiHiMie Mini HiMnen utt iieii
4ta untluieil liclow;
Mm.ie, "Xalional Kiurit." oirlien-
Irw: iufrwUK'loi eereiM, e.nl(el
ruler uml ofluHi; prayer, iihaplaiii;
uhi. "Whew, tho Ktuy U Full of
Slur." Doom IJaglev; Klmr Itevmil."
I). I). Niirn: Miny, "Slr SpuHfrltul
ltaimei," KIWm iiuh'iU'I; altar mm'viiio,
HMuiie and offiaui-H; oiujr, "AmorieH,
I l.tv Yon." ('. II. I.inelttiul; Tuh
ute to the I'lay, I I). Diikr; hoiiu:,
"Indw Um Stara awl SttiM'," lllkxj
ipiHi-tul. lueitatiou, "Tho Old I'Ihk,
atii'Mtm (ireyr: aoim. "Tlio J'lug: That J
llu Never Known iJrfcul,11 IJti-tjtlitu
Harl Khmm ; muam. uu'iMay f na
tional an-., oivhtwdra; patrioUe ail
d ie. It. S. Xnoii of Vio,k, amur,
"Auieiiea.'' ipmUel ami oivh extra.
The 1'n rent -Tiaeliir aoeiatioiiK
thiiiugluMil the valley nUo mat ou the
park puine v'roiiuilw and an wr irw
won aiiiioaiiii'Uioiil yao an outer
lajiuiu'iil puitieipated iu h Iiutli old
ad miiiio. to Ihr uieat edifleutiou uf
uU jivMitv llic (utrii'tic leaturv ho
fj( kyf)H m the exelelxt'ri.
ML
1 - A 1 1 1. 1 M . IV . I I okii
tlt.l .... Hilar I. kl.llllll.fl t Hl.lliiill.u.1
irpiiil here.
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ASHLAND
E
MnKmo, onrcaosr, frrrrftSDAY, JTNfi is, 101G
Ibk fc irmrfvfmJt'fwVVCWv atfBggryeL 3L -f v9kEbbkLV .aaJnv$ nfte 7 aawtBKdaM'JCwp'.il PWawlfla
AlltS MIRIAM FINN SCOTT, IN 11
(lly Mali MiClouo OIIihoii)
Now, with (lUjor lato hour jiroroaaom
of olilclcnoy coimm the CoiimIiUIiik
Muthor.
Alra Miriam Klnti HmiII Iiiik a child
"THE BONDSMAN" AT
El
The nlory told b HiIh picture from
Hall CiiIiio'h "Thu DoiiiIhiuiiu" Iiuh a
compollliiK iiialltv that makes tho
offering popular with all kinds uf
aju'ctatora. It la a picture of horolHiu.
dovotlou and tallf-aacrlflco and It, will
Mtlr and plooio. ICdgnr f.uwls put
the plcturu ou for tho Kox loiapany
and WJIIIapi Karmiiii tukoa tho load
Ihk charaolor lu It, a douhlo rolu of
father uml roil
An Iceland vagrant of marvoloua
Htiongth iittiiiLtji( the dnughtor of tho
Dnnlali govoruor of Icoluml. alio
ruiia away with him and l caHt off
by her father, liar husband and hor
nmthor-ln-law are not oasy to Urn
with. She la distorted and brings up
a hoii. Th vwiiKii't Vommi to tho
Jalu of Man and there. Is lad Into
another uiarrlaxo and has another
hoii. Knoli of (Iiosm In tlmo learn Ills
fnthor's siorv and the picture luter-
ostlnjclj handleH the different action
ill tha aituutlon of tbfau two men
with different iharaQtora aud lironnlit
up different! Tlw love stor Is
lilnh grade amt froalib Interesting.
Doth men lore the same woman and
It la hor Influence that softens the
hard uatiiro of the older aon, the Ice
iluiui iiiam, though she marriea tho
youiiKor, the IhIb of Man sou. The
Krowlng- hmuanlt)' shown by these
thrtf us hard t linos and great troubles
oom upon them, till the great cli
max of the htory, sots thu closing of
I ho picture on a high plain. It is
certainly worth whllo seeing, which
Jl((roHiuUl tonight at the Page thea
t.ii'r for the last time.
ABOARD THE BEAR
I .OS AMU I. IX ( .il.. June l.". -
Mi-K Sarah II. Voteiihi.ei- ami her
u uml uauytU'A Jului Al. Wi'oleu
lniei and .Mi-- .Miuuna Velenhier,
meuKet. on the Wlrekfd Iteur. liv
ed at Yoiu.clU. Or., neur ItiiMdiury.
Tho wi-re on iheii wu here to viil
lri Wr-tiuhihiir's ciiuMii, A. L
We-.U'lilll-i i.
Almlfoiil IliNtsif i Sniiike
The Medford aud Mt. I'll! Cigars.
' ! - i i it
.ClJafftl11lf a5
"CONSULTING MOTHER" IS LATE ST OF OCCUPATIONS
nit C'llU.I) liAIJOKVTOIlY, ' W11LR1J SI113 IS VIS
AND CIlil.UHKN ShhKINO fill, Mil Of AN liXlMMl
lahorntoiy" lu hur homo in Now Yotlt
and la tollhiK mothora how they ciiu
lioHt roar their oiiiikUim. .Mm. Scott
In tho molher of two chlhlicu
Mrri Scott Ihii t (i bimj hoil.v iih jou
TO WEST POINT
lltohurl I'oloupc. won of Mr. nud
Mrs. Frederick Colonic of Kaglo
I'olnt, who has won atato fame at an
atlilolo, has received his appointment
to WViat I'olnt, and leaves Thursday
hy way of I.os Angeles 1'riMiIdont
WIIkou has granted to Itotiort, a
special appointment to the U. S. army
college, an apiwlutmunt that few re
calve. General William l'oloiuo Is n rola
tlvo of Mr. l'olotir.o ami was at one
time attorney goueinl. Ho aluo serv
ed lu the Civil war.
Hubert has Just loiupluted a uar's
work at Stanford ami won consider
able honor lu football. Ho will make
a strong addition to tho West Point
team. Hubert passed the examina
tions hold al tho Vancouver barracks
last week with high honors. Ho
scoreil 08. 2 lu tho phslcal test.
He Is k member of the coast ar-
tiller) and a graduate of Medfodd
high school.
RUSSIANS OVER PRUTH.
TEUTON LINES YIELD
LONDON, .lime i ;.--An advance of ,
alamt twenty miles b ihe Itusalsas J
who have Csernowlis as their obec-;
.. . . i. ii. i . .. iA..
tlvo Is chriuilcleit lu ilie latest llusslan
official feuiuHiuulfaUoii. Having pre-1
vlously cr.a.se.1 the Daelster river and i
taken lloroiidonka and Xale Ssvs)ky,
lite Russians have now driven their
men to the loft bank of the ltlvor
I'rtith aud captured the town of Sola
On. which Hon only twenty mllos north
of tlw llukowlua capitisl
, Nowhvre on fne ful from the I'M
pet river In Hussia and through fia
llda to llukowlua has there been any
cesaailou In tho great Itusalan nffejt
rthe Along Ihe enllie Hue. acooutllig
lo Ihe Itiihsluii war olfVce, I be Aus
tiluiix anil (icrmuns are being driven
back ami the Itusslaus still are taking
ihousandH of piluonwrK ami eatrturing
gutis. muclilue guna and wui aupplioa
In the elevon days drive I.7S0 offl
ivrs and iso.noo men aiul ISO kuus
and ttiv uiaohlue guus liuvo lieou cap
twre4 j
On I be twwor pud (rf the Owmsu line ,
In JtHwila. to the oorth of Maranovlehi
the Kuaslans evlcletiHy have auticliat
el .the urvoMtl Osruwui offensl e and I
Vakan the tultbutvw lulo theli own
hauas Heui alter vkrieut attllbiv pre
pgratiou they seven tiiuea canuM-d (
simiu the Oeriuau lines D.ilm .iv
howover. that all Iheh elfins f.ulid
ami tliey weie lopoUed wlih Ik.ivn
losses
GERMAN CONVOY FLEET
SUNK IN BALTIC SEA
AMSTBUDAM. June 1". via I .m
don, 1.16 a. ui The IoIIovmii
Htatemwut has been alve u out in lb 1
llu lu conuecttou with Ho altsi k bv
Kussiau warships In tic UaltU
During the night of Juue l.l the
...., .-. ...,- .
'.nataaaaka uUttllluSI Hlau IlaklTVIiiitsnSl
aa attacked by four Russian d-
iitrovers
lu uie oignt Miiineai oi
Mockholui
Xfter a lourageou. re-,
tsnce the sel u set lire i
-1.. tin and man blowu up lu nn
lit roiuuiAndei stut inoxl o! tin
i v were sged
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
IncliffOStion. Oneimckagc
Tpelouze appointed
11V MOTllKUS
r
uilKht think rrom thin buhl Htatumcnt
of hur pioruMloii.
Iliindreila of mothuiK ha( como (o
her In (picat of an expert a opinion on
what wan tho tiouhlo with Willie or
little Afan
T
IT
BEGIN ON JUNE 28
Count School Supeiiutemlciil
Well will hold the ivular cMimiiiu
tiou ol tipplieanlM for atute eeitili
eales at .lackHonvilh' ah follow .,
coinmeueiiiy 'wliH'(Iay, June '2.H,
mid eouliuiunK until Saturdu.v , July 1 :
Wednesday Koiuiioont vvrilinn:
(penmuuship), nniHie, I'. S. lintory,
drnvviuV; atternoou, it'iulln. pliysU
olojjy, uiuiiuul trniuinif, eompoNitioii,
doiiittie Mciencc, methixlK in tending,
course of windy for drawing;, metli
oda in uritlituctie.
Thursday Forenoon, niitlunetie,
hiplory of education, pliycholmty,
uiethodi. in geogrhphv. iiieeliunicul
dra win if. domcilie art, eourve of
study Im iloinctie nit: ufteiuooii,
gnnnmar, geograpliy, Htouonipliy,
American liteiuture.' iliVr-ii, t,vpc
writiugr, method in tang-miKi', tlmvu's
for nrimnrv ceitifieute. Mionce of
eiliieatiou.
Fmluy - FomiiMiii, theory and
practice. orlht.grhy, rhvieul co
irniphy. KiikIUIi literature, elictuirit rv,
hiatorv of oducathm, ph.VMieal c til -litre;
iiftertiooii, nrhool law, geology,
ulgehra, civil governweiit, education
rliihihuml anil uihdecence.
Sutunluy Forenoon, geometrv,
1...I...... ..,!...... ..... ..l.....l ...1...!...,...
ummii, -i,iit-til li'll, i-,i.i Kill, ii, ,11 1 -
' . , .
"M1 ''""'". -neral l..;t...v.
VV. " " '" nicaiiou
PORTLAND ZEITUNG
PLANT IS GUTTED
I'OltTLAMl. June IB Fire gutted
the two upper stories of a hulhlluK oc
cupled by the Oeiman Publishing coin
pauy and as furniture stoie at First
aud Saliuou streets hist night, eu
talliug a loss of approximately JIU.ouO.
A K. Kern, jmbllshur uf the Dally
Deutsche iielluug. with otfioos lu the
building said he suspwUid iuocudlar
Ics. The Oeriuaa publishlug company
was the heaviest loser, aluiost the en
tire slock and murhlnen fur publish-
llIK the aM'l ItlllU llestliiM'd ' ho
toHti tO UliH f i I III tr. Xtllll.ltl l It fjU,-
(ti. !u pi i icnt liisurnl
A Little Blossom
To Delight the Home
When It I knnun ll.nl tn ,1... -
f .i.l ".7V"". "-.' " " iicjr
ffi-"" i" ,."r"ci 'vu ' lIeseU wlih a
& pmi
nrw arrival tlw Brt
'JitJI
lifiiiflit hi mi Id be
'M.itbert rrleail."
Tli 4 M an external
rfnioily gtnlly applied
oor the klomacli om-k-il4.
It malM tlwm
Una and nllaul, they
ripaivl naturally with
out undue strain. It
rniKwes froai the
icre thote uflu.
nun whicb are re.
kponailile for tuuth f
liij aula lu!iliHt in Hi.
perknt of
that mm I
expn.1 iu-r II I. I..r 11,1. .
mwh (,f ti (. .(,,, Mllh . ,.rz"
tkkiK
'" H li.l All nnuiwiil.. r.i....
fboul.l tue lu
t IllSt thtf tfliMrtnl iaii.11..
M prutidcd Willi
Iricud."
a ukiw Of ' Mother j
,w u,ruon are nimple. fiet It at aav
181111 HltTa II Id aSUKlIJ U.. IL. . M
The dinvliorn are
tJJ ffSSiZSSlL VjS
f;:"'". fn" na . U i piorital
Ub, dS, Hm to&TlXTT "M',' &
.... muoi aou tarn write MradSeM .
mU.r r.i in i amir WU . Vll-ala uT
tor prHI) (.III. UV hr.mful uf laf.nb.'
Un f..r rxiHXUnt awlUf, It U a dlU
to 11. I it
JOHN A.
UNDERTAXE
Idy Am14aj
n 8. ltAllTLV'n
I'bonea M. 11 mi ATJfift
AiiimiHibilf Hcmi-m srire
VJSITnil
h
i!r t
rr.
Suffered From Backache and
Kidney Trouble fob Years.
Dtar Jltnder$-l wish lo Wl yotl
thill BuSercd from bwVackc i am
kidney trouble for years. I a
Doctor l'icrce'8 Amiric Tableta and I
trW 1 thcin. Tliey cured my V!)c,jncl1,,t;
I impo , iloonlc tfiat nro trouWed w -It i
backache vv II give them a odJm
1 nm sure they will not fail to benctn.
Yours sincerely,
Mrs. Geo. Demino-
Netk: Folks in town and ndjoininR
places nro delighted with the restiH-i
hoyhaveobtaincdbyu8inBtiYWK.
the newest discovery of Dr. Pinto, "
is head of the Ixvamim' I Ion.1 .ami
Surgical Institute, in Buffalo, N. Y.
Those who started the day with a back
ache, stiff loss, arms and musoloa, ami
nn aching head (worn out boforo lh
day becan because they were in and ou.
of bed W a doron times at "iRlit ) ar"
apprecialing tho perfect reft, coinr-ut
and new strength they obtained from
Dr. Tierce's Anuric Tablets. To prov.
that this Is a certain uric acid solvent
and conquers headache, kidney nnd
bladder diseases and rheumatism, ii
you've never used tho "Amino cot
tills out nnd send ten ccnlfl to Doctor
Ficrco for a largo sample packpgo. riim
will provo to yoa that "Anurlo' h
thirty-sovon liinea more active Inan
litliia in elimin.itins uric acid-and tho
most perfect kidney ana bladder cor
rector. If you arc a sufferer, o to yoin
best dniMist and nsk for n W-coet box
of "Anuric." You run no risk for Dr
Pierce's eood namo etnndi? helund tnw
wonderful new discovery as it baa for
tho past half century for, bis "Golden
Medical Discovery" which makes tlio
blood puro, hla "Favorite Prescription"
for weak women and his "I'haia.tt
relicts" for liver ills. All Dr. Picrce'fl
medicines can bo bad in Tablet form
by mall or nt drug etoro.
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Clcanliifi, Prcsslnp anil Altcrlnn
128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS
Medf ord House Movers
WE MOVE
HOUSES, BARNS, GARAGES,
MACHINERY. ETC.
Phone 408-M
GI2 S. Ncwlown. 737 W 14th SI,
IXTlCltimilAN AUTOOAIt CO.
TISIK CAItll.
Leave Medford tor Asnland, Tnlont
and Phooulx dally, except Sunday, al
8:00 a. in., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 nnd C:15
p. in. Also on Saturday at 11:15 v.
ra. Sundays loavo nt 8:00 and 10:30
a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30
p. m. Lcavo Ashland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, nt 9:00 a. m..
1:00, 2:00, 4:00 nnd C:1C p. tn'. Alan
on Saturday nights nt C:30 and
2:20. Sundays lonvo Ashland nt 0:00
a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 0:30 and 10:30
P. m.
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ICE CREAMTIIAT IS
DIFEERENT
Vh don't ou come in try some
of our 1CK OltlCAM that is different
Just tr one of our Dollcloua or
any of our Ire Cream Hpeoialtle -jou
will at once notice tho dlffereuto
you will very easily hn able to tell
that ours la made from tho purest
aud richest croam and tho host fresh
fruit flavors.
It has that different ploatJ'K
taste that you will lumomher -tint!
will bring you back ortnn.
Come iu toda ami tr souie Itl.'At.
JCK CRKAM.
THE DAIRY
I'houv 1HI
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
208 Enst Main Street,
Medford
The Oifly ISxclnsivo
Commorcial Photop,rn)hera
ill Sjoutliorn Oregon
N'ogativoa M"fJo any lima o
placu by appointment.
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