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Katches. BY NEW BOARD
( SAI.KM, Or., .March 7. V. I).
Clarke., of Central Point, asislunt
highway eniiineer in cburne :.f con
etructfon work on tlio l'arr.'ie lib;h
wi.y ia Jackson county was ousted
bv tho new highway ctiiiiii'lHiiijn til
Its first mcctiiii; yesterday vmse
or his partisanship for Hlnlo Kukiiii'it
Lewis, who was nccio.ed by S. ll'Misrn
of having tri?.l to disrupt tin? :i'i;iit
31:1 nt. No now chief oir-'iii''er v.ns
eloolcdj ljut the following Uiiipor
i.rily retained :
(i. Ed Rous, auditor und secretary;
Louis Metzger, designing cnglneor in
bridge department; it. 11. Ccppoili.
draughtsman; S. It. 1'rohert, locating
engineer; W. J. Seoflold, drauglits
man; J. IT. Scott and John Skans, lo
cating englneern; Poarl llnvlH ami D.
1". Grenlngor, toroninn and tlio office
Monographer.
8. Benson was elected chalrninn
and an engineer will he named arter
tho road bond election In June.
The commission agreed to pay the
salaries of tho present employes un
der the highway department from
February 20, tho day after the new
law went Into ofrect, down to todny.
The regular mooting time of the
commission wns fixed for tho first
Tuesday after tho first Saturday In
each month.
A motion was passed asking the
"fecrelry,of agriculture to extend tho
tlmo from Jnnuury 1 to Miiy 1 in
which tlio stato may make application
for cooperation in tlio construction
of forest roads.
Tho commission is favorable to tlio
(!, 000,000 bonding bill tor hnrd-bur-face
roads, and intends to get square
ly back of the campaign In its behalf.
I
COMMUNICATION.
To tho Mllor:
" 'in your editorial of tlio 2d Inst, en
titled. "Uniled by Patriotism," you
make referenco to a charge made In
Congrats that a conspiracy to force
this country into war with liorinnny
Jk being perpetrated, and I pVcsume
you rofor lo tho Inter written by Mr
Carl B. Schmidt, of Detroit, .Midi.
to lion C'has. Klroy Townsend, Unit
ed States senator from Michigan, and
printed on tho first anil second page
of tho Congressional Record of the
date of Feb. 2lHt, 1!M7, and 1 would
suggest that you print Oils letter hen
referred to in its entirety In order to
glvo your readers an opportunity ol
Judgiug for themselves, what this
conspiracy Is.
i You state that "no proof was off
ou, and In the correct meaning of
the word, that may lie true, hut let
Its tniie into consideration the com
mon trend of events, nil convcrKlo'
toward u eJveu mint mm h :is t':e .
Orllltllllt pllcert ell. II. 'id the cmeri:
incut for war map-hal. ami Hie !i;
flcully they i the Meel ami i.meil ie'
eomiiaincs) are al pres et e;rrietir
tot: in peruet ralim; this datl. j
-v The belief of II lar-.e ln::eii V ef
tile people, almost au.umitie , In ;n'
id oomictlon that tho press a';-'m-leL-tbrmif:li
whi(d) the uewsoapeis mu
nio.it of their news Is controlled mere
or Ices by the powers Unit are Known
to be in favor of military prei un il
ncsa, and w ho would, wllh III I le or no
nefitutloii plunge this nation into
r.
Tlio fact that J. 1'. Morgan & Co.
are heavily interested In Kngllsh and
French securities.
i The fact that this supposed Ocr-liian-Mcxlrnn
note wus aiparen'.ly
withheld from congress until a criil
cal moment; and other cases loo nu
merous to mention and it would seem
that there Is good grounds for be
lieving that such a conspiracy might
exift.
You further state that "no news
paper is urging war wllh llerinnny."
and that may l)e a fact, but can you
aay as much for tlio parties respon
alblo for the news htiiuleil out to the
newspapers? Yours very truly,
; W. I.. WKU'll.
Asbestos, Ore., March , I!' 17,
clarkeIusted as
highway engineer
MEEELyTRUETO FORM U(M MP U QAM PP DFm MflTF AN S H S K
T
Jll'i German reiclistat' lias
cinn Sccri'tarv Ziniiuci'iiianii in rn'oposiiii' a triple
alliance between Mexico, .Japan and Germany for the in
vasion and i;ti'il ion of the United States presumably as
beinir, fully in accord with 1he ideals of German diplomacy.
German diplomacy is a modernization of MachiveUian
isni, a disregard of all litinuin relations, a it lapse 1obar
liai'ism wherein all other nations exist hut to he duped and
conquered and life itself is regarded a mere struggle of
force and fraud.
Plots like that against the United States have been the
foundation of German diplomacy since IJisinarck Prus
sianized Germany and created, the German empire. Uis
marck's autobiography boasts with brutal frankness of the
utter nnserupuloiisness, dishonesty and chicanery of his
dealings with other nat ions. t
Ih'sinarek rclatesltow he conspired to bring a war about
with France, tells of his betrayal of France into a sense of
false security through German diplomatic agents in
France, his double dealing and treachery, and when the
time was ripe, his forging of a telegram which made it ap
pear that I'Yance had sent an insulting nlti'inatuni to Ger
many, and the launching of the thoroughly prepared
assault against unprepared -and unoffending France, t'hat
crushed her and robbed her of Alsace and Lorraine and
wrungan indemnity of a billion dollars from the prostrated
nation.
1 lie diplomacy ol ttermany has lieen the sal
since. When the emperor figured the time had
strike an unprepared Kuropc to establish German
acy, the present war was launched upon a flimsy
The fundamentals of ibis diploiuacv consists of
that might makes right. Ilia!
and 1 hat there is no moral or
For years a multitude of
work in neighbor nat ions, under the direct ion ol the Her
man embassies. Peace and
were conducted and popular sentiment colored, internal
discord 'fomented, the military and economic resources ac-
ctirateh- mapped, while Gcrmanv, outwardlv proclaiming
peace, sharpened the sword
scient ll ically labored to render impotent to resist her
blows.
The 'Avar began with the violation of Belgium. The
German chancellor called the treaty a mere "scrap of
paper." That is all treaties are to Germany agreements
binding to intended victims, to be torn up' at aviII. hvery
rule ol: eiA'ilized Avarl'are Avas speedily violated. A cam
paign of terrorism was inaugurated. The helpless, unof
i'endng people of the devastated eonuered territory were
subject to unspeakable brutalities and atrocities, deported
and enslaved. Poison gas was utilized, defenseless resorts
bombarded, ocean liners torpedoed wit hoi it warning from
under the sea, Avhile Zeppelins killed innocent Avonien and
children from the heavens. All is fair to the Prussian in
peace or Avar.
What is there surprising about this plot against, the
United States'.' Haven't German agents dvuaniited Amer
ican factories, brought about strikes in industrial enter
prises, plotted amongst, us the invasion of friendly nations,
and conducted Iroin the German embassy a' nation-wait
campaign to divide the nation on racial lines, poisoning tin
public mind, interfering in elections and inanufacturinu
peace sentiment that would make the nation powerless
Avhen the time came for Gerinanv to strike'!1 And till this
Avhile Gerinanv was sinking
can citizens, blockading American shipping and denying
America Ireedoinol the sens.
- In the proposed triple plot, proposed bv Zinunerinann
and indorsed hv the reichstag,
in Avar with Japan and Mexico, Germany was simply act
ing true to form.
SKATTI.K, Wn-li.. M.m lt 7.-It i-,
almost I'tTtnih ImliiA that ji mapnily
o- ihi' iiii'MiIm-i's nl' lu' jury, which will
try Thuiiiii- H. Tnn-y, ihtiim'iI nl
'mtinU'vin- Sheriff ,l.'HVi-n Wvuv ;il
Kwivii
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a II liieuiher nf
neiliticti I rum S'-tUMiil-ef
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fell e llll'i
tr ttie
tin
f the
Hi ill
tr-.(n;iut:v
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ate
re-uljir
nr h- U
iiii'iiihe
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should be tali
i-iliinlttied,
; the jaiV will be
;u,d the takin- jd
tueorrnw. It i-. not
!.'d ui-jht -e-iim-.
i 1 been already he'd
l.'.Hiiitd Diiiintained
wi niiiUuii: tm et -
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enmplrli'il l.'.iv
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t!ie in!. 'Hi ion ik
it ll iii'ii::li - ' h.t
lM'ean' J.nli:i'
that the lnttyn-s
tort lo hu'Tv the -election t .juioi-
HOGS SELL AT $1 5
i-:ast ST
Tlie hijl.e l
l.ol I
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,.r In
the.
Mar.
!J le
ivil w
I'l
ill '. b ! - ene nl fv ..net
reall.eil at tile National -toel,
lieti leilav ulieli eiloil, llea'
briuitlit rl-'i a hundred i"iuuU.
induced tin? action of b or-
ne ever
come to
theories
the end justifies th
means,
legal obligat ion for honest v.
German spies had been at
.disarmament propagandas
to smite the world she had
American ships, killing Aineri
to involve the United States
London, a
thill Lh'Vtl liet
IimImn'.- (Limit
Hell 7. Till ifi-ier
'e u.mli take nt rt ii
in the lnniM' of coin
nii'ti nti (lie Irt'-h i
line ! hi- i.:i'ei tmiell!
eti(n and ntt -
iiiii'uui luwaii
inl ere-i in t In
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lilir-
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'I'V nl niihlar. d'Muinat imi and yuv
: iimri'M! imni the eou-ent of tin
' uoverned, il i- e-etitial without fur
ther delay li voiiter upon Irelain) the
Ihv tlti it 'it inii- !oii'4 j't oiilUed to
' her."'
i PEOPLE OF IOWA PLAN
REJECTING ITS SENATORS
UKS MOiNi:s. Ia Mar. :. A res
oluiion declaring that the Iowa gcu
era! aw-enilil recognized that the
; action of Senators Cummins ami
Kelson "by aiding in the filibuster"
umiiust the armed ship hill "held up
I the state of Iowa as an object for the
scorn and contempt of the great
j number of the patriotic citizens of
jthe I'uited Stales" and repudiating
! their action as not representing the
, . sentiment of the people of lowil was
i ,lc,l i iutrodui ed in the house of represen
,. ,,. jtatlves today.
ai'il-i l uder i he rules, itie resolution
I cannot he called up for consideration
j ti ut il tomorrow.
IIU!! UMULLUnm ULUUHLU I1UIL
OP
E
Note Was Not Among Bernstorft's
Effects on Steamer Came in Code
to Bernstorff at Washington, De
ciphered and Sent to Mexico by
special Messenger.
HY GIl.SON GAKD.VliH.
WASHINGTON, .March 7 liow did
tho state department come into pos
session of thiv. Zimmerman note?
That Is a quest ion which has aroused
intense curiosity In all circles here.
Of course the president is sayinr
nothing. Kven to the senate, In re
sponse to their resolution of inquire,
lie declined to give uny details fur
ther liian to -assure them that the
note is known to lie authentic. The
details are withheld as information
which it is not "compatible with the
public interest" to give out.
There were In the beginning sev
eral guesses to the effect that the
note was secured among the effects
of Count .von iternstorff during the
thorough search made of the steam
ship Frederick A'lU, which has been
held by the liritish at Halifax.
Search of Frederick VIII.
Never was a search conducted like
this one. Vietrola records which
might have had code correspondence
them were confiscated. Surplus
pajamas were classed as cotton for
explosive manufacturing material and
were confiscated. Glycerine for the
hands and complexion did not get by.
Every pound of tho ship's coal was
moved und every crack and cranny of
the ship has been subjected to the
most minute inspection by the liritish
secret service agents. Perhaps the
tip camo from this source, but. ac
cording to my information, that is
not where the Zimmerman letter wus
secured. -
The message from the German of
fice, I am told, came in code in the
official mail to Count von Dcrnstort'f
'WAR ON U-BOATS
ROMU, March 7. A decree has
been promulgated re-organi.Ing the
system for tlie defense of ships
against submarine attack and placing
it in charge of an admiral. Tlio new
official will among other dutle?,
undertake tho arming of merchant
ships and award money prizes to
those which sink or disable hostile
submarines.
Robert I'nrvls of Wagner Creek
was trading lu town Suturday.
Air. and Mis. .1. 11. liobinson of An
derson creek were. Ashland visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Dr. Webster of West Talent
w ho lias iM'en ou an extended trip lu
the east, having visited in Washing
ton, ll. I'.. New York. St. Louis, Chi
cago and other eastern cities, re
turned home last Monday.
Kriemls ami neighbors are con
grdtiilatlug Mr. and Mrs. Krnost Ml-
ii ii t It on the hirth of a ten-pound
bin.
.1. W. llailev of Anderson cieel,
was a liuiness caller in town Sat
urday. N. O. i'oweis from Wagner creek
was In town Saturday.
I'm ilk .Mailers visited his mother
at the Granite Cily hospital 111 Ash
land Sunday.
Aruthitr Itrown of Medford was u
Talent ousiness caller on .Monday.
The two children of I'M Lehmlng
w ho lutve " heen ill w ith searletina.
we are .glad to report are doing nice
ly. '
Wo understand that Mr. Jeffries
home has been placed under the red
flag recently.
II. 11. Goddard of Wagner creek
transacted business in town Monday.
''rank KUiott of Anderson creek
was a town caller on .Monday.
Kdgar Adams and Kdward lllke
were In town Monday.
Knos Conger of Jacksonville visit
ed with his old comrade. Jess Ad
ams, on Wagner creek Sunday,
W. Wells of Talent visited ut the
home of Jess Adams on Wagner
creek Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. I-'red Hrandt were
Medford visitors Monday afternoon.
tlow Is this for sheep. George
Irwin, who has a ranch south of Tal
ent, has a flock of sheep, thirty of
which are ewes. Krom twenty-four
of this numher In- raised last year
AN
1 TALENT TALK
E1A1. PROPOSING ,
AGAINST AMERICA
. II 1
At .TDr r
at the embassy. It was decoded and
written Into a clear mesae in the
(Ionium Hcrip and entrusted to a Kije-
eial messenger to take to the German
minister to Mexico, von ICekhardt, at
.Mexico City for presentation to Car
run.a.
Ari-esteil hy Secrel Service.
: One of Bruce HielaHkt's men pick
ed up the special messeimer at t ho
Mexican border and took the docu
ment away from him. German mes
senders fomenting revolution are one
of the tilings to which Mr. liielaski
ives especial attention, ile has be
come quite adept at piciiini; up Teu
tonic gentlemen on the border and he
knew this one was coming and had
no difficulty in milling him with the
goods on his person.
Some time was required to get the
document safely back from the bor
der and have tt presented with the
necessary formal -affidavits to the
state department. '
So the story goes, it is not an of
ficial story and is not-vouched, for
by Bielaskl who does not tulle much
about his business.
forly-six lambs. From these lambs
and tho wool he realized $:il)S.(i0. Is
not. this going some? Who can beat
It?
. The following story was brought
to the attention of our. correspond
ent: A child In the town of Talent
was sent by his parents on an er
1'ond. About half way down town he
was met by that worthy officer, tlie
marshal, and kindly Invited to stay
off the street. A little further up
lown was a crowd of boys playing
marbles; Ibis group was in the main
business part of town. The child re
ferred to simply delivered Ills mes
sage and returned home. A'our cor
respondent thinks that our worthy
marshal should bo congratulated for
his strict attention to duty In the
apparent welfare of our little town.
II ugh HUlott of Medford was in
Talent on business .Monday.
A delightful surprise partv was
given at the home of Mrs. .1. Pat
terson of North Talent in honor of
her daughter, .Mrs. Jacobs. The fol
lowing were present: Mrs. Uristo,
Mrs. Vander Sluis, Mrs. llurgan. Mrs.
Shoppy, Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Den
ham. Mrs. Terrell. Mrs. Itassett. Mrs.
Gardner. Mrs. Ilea. Mrs. Galliretli,
Mrs. Kobison. Mrs. Ilranl. Ms. Wells.
Mrs. Stephens. Mrs. Itolierts. Mrs.
French, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Chanter,
.Mrs. Ileusley, Miss Kern. Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. Kern. .Mrs. Iludgeotl, .Mrs. Pat
terson. Miss lioberls. .Miss Krench.
.Miss Garven, Miss Jacobs. At -I
o'clock a delii ious lum h was served.
I lie rest ol the alternoon was spent
in social con ersatlon.
I.lnor Cowers id' Wagner Creek
transacted business In lown Tuesday
Mrs. II. Ii. King of Frederick wa
a town visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pellet of Ash
land visited at Mrs. Walters of Tal
cut Tuesday.
I'.verett l.eeson of Wagner creek
w as in town Tuesday.
.Mrs. .Mark Kline of AYagner creek
was a visitor at the Howmau home
Sunday.
Mrs. Marlon Tryer and daughter
Laura were inllers at the home of
Fred Hrandt of North Talent.
Miss l.eunie Ilanscon of Jackson
vine, spent the week end with her
sister, Airs. George Galbraeth.
Mis. I't-ank Uelllwlll was taken
suddenly 111 Tuesday afternoou.
Dr. Hurt of Medford was called
to the home of Louis Drown by the
illness of little Hetty.
II. Summers of Wagner creek was
a Talent visitor Tuesday.
CATAPFIH and
PAY FEVER
. Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
AT ALL ORUQ ftTORCS,
TOBC9 25C JARS BOC
r
HOKTLAXD, Miinli 7. -Krom all
parts of Oregon has come a storm ot
protest against the course of Hurry
Lane in opposing the president in the
senate filibuster against armed neu
trality. Indignant assertions of mis
representation and demands for resig
nation echo throughout the state.
Democrats, republicans, progres
sives, citizens of all parties, women
well as men, angrily repudiated
his act as sadly unpatriotic.
Tlio members' council of the fort-
land Chamber of Commerce yesterday
idopted resolution characterizing
as '"cowardly, pusillanimous ana
traitorous" the conduct of the 12 sen
ators, including Hurry Lane, of Ore
gon, hy whose fUUHistering tlie armed
neutrality bill was defeated.
To let Senator Lane know his eon-
duct is not approved by his constit
uents, a copy of the resolution is to
he sent him.
Another resolution indorsed the
president and classed as "disloyal''
the attitude of opposing senators.
Tlie Portland city council went on
record as "unhesitatingly condemn
ing any filibuster that prevents a
vote being taken on a question vital
to tlie nation."
The Portland Ministerial associa
tion adopted a resolution pledging
support to the president and express
ing1 the hope that he "would have
conferred on him tlio power neces
sary to the maintenance of American
and human rights."
FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS
Air. and Airs; I'cvton und daughter
Jiianitn spent the iluy with I'eclors
and lilaneliarils Wctlnoilnv. Air. and
.Mrs. Ilitsworlh tool; supper there thai
day and spent the evening.
There was a parly nl Air. and Airs
Dawson's Tuc-day night, given in
farewell to Aliss Whiscnant and I'aul
I'cvton. There was a fine sledding
truck und tlie guests hud splendid
coasting mill! Ihcy wore the Iraek
mil, after which I hoy went to tin
house and played games until the mid
night supper was served. Paul left
the next day for northern t 'aliforniu.
Alc-s W'hisennn! left Salunlay lor her
home in AledToril.
Air. und Airs, (ius Dilsworth spent
Wednesday anil Thursday at If. 1',.
Vincent's.
Air. Carlton is spending a few day
in the valley. -
llorothv Aunrieltl is mueli improv
ed. She is now able to it up and
-taiiipin the baby walker.
.Jiiincs Schall'er spenl Thursday at
Mr. Peeler's.
Some hoives hchinging lo Air.
Lewis und Pert I liginbothiim got out
Salunlay and strayed away. In jump
ing the irrigation ditch near Air.
Alaiisliehrs a line hig horse of Air.
Lewis' fell in and got s chilled and
weakened before he was found that
aller he was hauled old lie was unable
lo slauil and had In he slmt.
.Mrs. Carlton spent Sunday with
Mis. Mansfield.
Klwin Slearns has gone to Arizona
to stay fur several months.
Air. and Airs, llnwson and daughter
am James Peyton spent .Monday at
K ei.'grcen ranch.
t'arl liiehanlsMii transacted busi
ness in the valley last week.
The W. M. P.. mel willi Mrs. (iohlie
Stearns Saturday and gave a
"shower" nf .In inly and useful gilts
to nne nl' their number. .Mrs. fins
llilsworth. All's. Khuer llusvs.ui was
Mrs. steams' guest fur the day. ami
also spcui the night there.
.Miss lielva Walker spent Sunday
at home.
Air. and Airs. Alooney storied home
limn Aledlord and got as far as
GIRLS EN SCHOOL
OR AT BUSINESS
who are delicately constituted,
who have thin blood or pale
cheeks, will find in
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
a true tonic and a rich food to
overcome tiredness, nourish
SV their nerves and teed
their blood. Start with
SCOTT'S to-day and
say "NO" to substitutes.
Scfrtt&Bownc. BloociGcld.N.J. Ltr-2Q
JJOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
I-any Aiwlstnnt
s K. milTI.KTT
Phone M. 47a nil 47J-1
Automobile Hearse Service,
tmimanoe tartlet, L'arour
Trail, but I hey found t he snow
leeplhevlcll tlicir rig llicre iitid wcni
hack to the valley.
J 11. Krskine look dinner wmi
I'eeli.r's and I Slii ju-lui i-.C.-. Salunlay.
li.iv Vaii'dmn U slaving ut Mr.
Carlton's lor a lew days.
I'caH I'e.vtioi -pool I'lidiiy nigiii
at Airs. DaWMUi -.
Air. Kelley killed two ve
Unv ,.is In t. mouth. One
i' large
weighcil
;'J pounds.
Air. Lewis reiiirneil from the valley
recently, hut had to lease hi- wagon
tit I'cri'y Foster's mi account ol' the
KtliiW.
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY-TRY THIS!
Says glass of hot water 'with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.;
Toseo tho tinge of healthy" bloom
in your face, to see your skin get
clearer and clearer, to wako up with
out a headache, backache, coated I
tongue or a nasty breath.' in. fact to
feel your best, day in :xul day out, just
try inside-bathing cveryimornlngifor.
ouo week. ,
neforo breakfast oacliMayJtfnnk n.
glass of real hot water with a teaspoon-.
fill of limestone pnospaaio w . o
i,.niiiii means of washing from.tlie
'stomach, liver, kidneys and Iwwols'.the.
JprovioiiB day's ludigesiiuio 4wabie,i
emir ldln-nnd toxins: tli ua cleansing.
'sweetening. and purifying 'the""eiitiroi
'alimentarycanal beforo puttinglmoio
food.intoltho stomach. Tliopiction or
iliotiwatcr and limestone! phosphate on
'an'empty stomach ia wonderfully in
fyigorating.' It cleans out all the sour,
fermentations, gases and ncidity and
'gives ouo a splendid appetite for break
'i'ast. ,
A (piarter pound of limestone phos-,
'phnte will cost very little at the dniK
store but Is sufficient to demonstrate
that just as soap and hot water
cleanses. aweetens and freshens-tho
Bkin, so hot water and limestone phos
iphate act on the blood and internal or
gans. Those who are subject to con
stipatUn, bilious attacks, acid stomach,
rheumatic twinges,; also those whose
6kin is sallow and complexion pallid,
rare assured that one week of inside-,
loathing will have them both looking
and feeling better in every. way.'
Attention, Farmers
JDDl'OItl) JUNK CO.MFAXY
31-33 N. Bartlett St.
Pay Highest Prices for
HIDES!
Green hides per lb 17o
Dry hides, per lb 25c
Grocn calf hides, per lb 25c
Dry calf hides, per lb 30o
We Also liny Sheep Pelts and Goat
Skins.
Phone 283-J.
OLD-TIME COLD CURE-
DRIKK HOT TEA!
........,
Oct
a small nfickat'e of Hamburg
Breast 'I'm, or as the fliTiwin folks
c:ill it, "llaml'urjrer BniRt TlitH1," ut any
pliarinary. Take a taMcsjioonful of tliu
k'a, put a cup of hotlin writer upon
it, pour throiif.'li a aim-o and drink a
teacup full at any tiruo during tlie
day or before rotirinif. It is tlie nv.idfc
ciri-ctivo way to bwnk a cold and euro
frrip, aa it opens tlio ixires of the skin,
relieving conistion. Also loosens tho
buwels, thn bn'okinj; up a cold.
Try it the next time you mitTer from
a colli or tho rip. It is imixpfrmivo
ami entirely vegetable, therefore biU
und liaruilcDtj.
STIFF,
Rub Soreness from joints and muscles
with a small trial bottle of
old St- Jacobs Oil i
Rtop "dosing" Rhoutnatism.
It's pain only; not ori caso in fifty
refjuirew intrrnal treatment. Huh south
ing, penetrating '"St. .larobs Oil'' riylit
vn the "tinder pput," and by tlie tirno
vou par Jaek Uobinwu out come tlie
rhemnatie. jiain. "St. .Ijipoh' Oji" i9
a harmless rheumatism cure which n.-ver
disapiMiinU and disn't burn the .skin. It
t-okert pain, fiorenej ami a i IT n !-; from
ac.liiufr jintH. imiscles and Ihixs ; tiips
'iatiea, lumbtu-o. baka.'lu tcuraluia.
Limber up! (Jet a lio r'nt lmt'lo
of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil"
from any dru ptore, anil in a motu'nt
you'll be free from pains, nch-a .md
ptirTne!!". tt Don't auiTerl Hub rheuma
tism aw.iv.
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
203 East Main Street,
Medford '
The Only Exclusive
Co ni m pre itil Plm t ogra plier
in Southern Oregon.
Negatives Made any time or
place by apiiointnicut.
Phone 147-J.
We'll do the rest.
E. D. WESTON, Prop.
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