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wnmi P"Tfp , (If MISDFORl) MAIL TRIBUNE, faEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1910. ; 5 ' t 4 'A' i. - . T -------- - - MlH. .1. II. HlOVOIII) (if Toll) WIIH HHoppliiK In Medford on Tuoiiduy. V,, J. I.owry will lay floorlni? or tlio work la exchange for 11 blcyclo. t( Hurry J. Ncoloy Ih Hiiondlnc a fow V('0lH In Spoltiuio, For Imimiico, pliono 3491. Hunt-loy-Kromor Co. 101 Mm. T. H. UiuiIoIh Iiiih loft for a vIhII In HOiitliurn California, wllh lior piirontH. ( , Jolui II. Cnrkln, nttorr.oy-nt-lnw, over JncUnon County Dnnlt. Mm. 13. L. Trncoy, mother of Mm. II. 0. Koulnor, Iiiih returned to her I'liHturn homu. Dr. Hloplionnon Ik n grnduato opll clr.m Over Allon & noap,a'n, IOC II. J. Wortumn Iiiih returned from u liuolucnn trip to 1'roHpiict. Medfortl Collection Apanoy, 10 pur cent clmrKod. Ovor Ilurlburt'a now Rtorv. tf MrH. J. I Noddy 1wh loft for a vIhII to rolatlveH In Spoltnno. flplondld flRH for ealo. Farmers 7110. lien Mtnnrd, !'. W. Koyu and II. H. I'nttoraon liagKOd 3C flno ducks on lttKtto rlvor rocontly. Plorco & Sliophord havo movod tholr rent ontato offlco from tho Milan ImildlnK to tlio pontofflco build Iiir, Call nnd rocolvo n copy of our IIbUimt: tf Mclmrd Bwnn loft Medford to fipond tho winter nt Lour Ileach, Cal., on Tuesday. Do you know tlint you can buy any amount, from r. lialf aero up, In Oak dulo Park addition ou caHy torms? Oakdnlo Land Investment Co., 24 Frit Itgro worn' Bank bldR. tf Mm. F. H. I.enmolHtor 'of Central ' Point was. In Medford Tuesday morn. For rent 5 nowly furiadiod rooms In prlvnto licmo; all modern convonl oucoa. 203 Oleson Btrect. Call Main 4474. Mm. V. II. Smith, who has boon vIsltliiK her son In Medford, returned to her homo In Ashlnnd Tuesday mornlnK. If tho furnlflhod room nd "looks Reed", run f.n-und to tho address Klvon nnd take it look nt It. Itov. W. F, (Joulder, who l.ns been mlnlsterliiB to tho Methodist church, South, In this city for tho pnst four years, has loft to tako up his duties at Coqullle, Or. Mr. Gouldor Is suc ceeded horo by Itov. F. II. Hlpps from Wttlla Wnllr.. If thero's nothing want ad can holp you to accomplish you'ro load Ins too qtilot a Ufot Mr. nnd Mm. J. II. Knluton of Fargo, N. D., havo arrived In Mod ford to locnto. A atoro Uiould bo ndvorilsod as regularly aa It la oponod for huslnoss. A merchant who wouldn't closo up tor n whllo now and then "to Bavo running expenses" shouldn't stop ad vorttHliiK now nnd thon to "sav ox Arthur Joqultt of Omaha, Nob.,, Is hunting for u locntion In tho Medford district. O. W. narnum &. Co., contractors und bulldorn. Country work n spoc ialty. Ordors solicited. Inqulro nt Tho Toggory. Mr. and Mm. h, Q. Porter and MIhh Porter Icnvo thin evening for CorvnlllH to nttond tho woddlng of John Porter to Mlas Cleo Johnson. Say, Mr. Architect, tho leaves nro falling from your troos, tho atmos phoro Is now clear; yon havo only a few days loft to havo those pano rnmiiB and orchard vIowh taken. Hot ter got at It nt onco. Gregory, pho tographer. Whllo r.ttondlng tho fair nt Grants Piihb, boo tho Navajo blnnkotH at Do maray'H drug store. 170 William Strootor, a mllllonalro re tired hIioo niorchnnt of Chicago, Is vlnltlng A. C. Taylor on IiIb ranch south of Medford, Mr. Taylor was formerly n salesman In tho omploy of Mr. Btrootor. William Strootor's store .was known ub tho largest shoo storo,' retail, In Chicago nnd one of tho largest In tho world. Mr. Btroot or Ih much pleased with tho Koguo Itlver vnlloy and will buy nn orchard If ho finds ono to his tnsto. Tomor row ho will start on a trip to Crntor Lake. Ho Iuib heard so much or tho scenic wondom of tho Crater Lhko national tfnrlc that ho linu docldod to bravo tho stormy' woathor nnd slop py roads to visit 'It. II. A. llrutnn f Kugono visited Medford Tuesday ou business. John M). Geiirin, i'onnor United fitutoH senator, iH in tho eity n nn attorney for the defeuso in tho cnno being tried Iioforo Federal Judge Wolvorton. ' , , , Mrs. K, 11. Btoplionn loit MoiUnrtl to Hpoml tlio winter nt Um: Henc.i, Culiforuiii, on Tuesday morning. William Coloinnn in in Medford lodny from JuokKoiivillo ih wit iuwm" before tlio federal court. ISIS THEATRE! THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE t iu-iuni HATINE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2:30 P. M. "NEVER A DULL MOMENT" Miss Jennie Deweese BANJO VIOLIN DANCE AND TRICK DOG Mr. Randolph Aue Swiss Yodler 3-RREL5-3 LATEST MOTION PICTURES HUMAN HEARTS THE DEATU OF MICHAEL GRADY MANON OATCITTNa LOBSTERS SONG- THE-SOUTHERN ROSE By HARRY 13LANOJIARD. Doers Open at 7 p. n. CHILDREN, 10 CENTS ADULTS 20 CENTS : Gorham's (fMI. rv. IS Do You Know? SaVER-HiUVICES' iTBBY'S Rich Cut Nothing bet- that I carry the larg est stock of "Wedding Rings in southern Oregon1? qSEE MY LINE OF tor manufactured. FOBS. S5 MARTIN J. REDDY THE JEVELER NEABPOSTOFFIOE PEOPLE OF OREGON, IT IS NOW UP TO YOU The popular COLONIST FARES will again be in ef fect between September 15th and Octolr 15th during which period tickets to Grants Pass mil be on 'sale daily froni CHICAGO at :..$33.00 ST. LOUIS $32.00 OMAHA $25.00 ST. PAUL : $25.00 and from other cities correspondingly low. These are Westbound, one-way fares only, but anyone here can PREPAY for relatives or friends in the East, if desired. Consult your local railroad agent. NQW IS THE TIME to let tho world know of our vast resources and splen did opportunities for HOME BUILDING. Write to everyone- you know in tho East. Send them good in structive printed matter, and tell them that the cost of getting here is but little more than half tho uausl cost, and to call on a representative of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY for all desired information, or address WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon PICKLED PEACHES PEARS , , y . PLUMStt- v PRESERVES, too. QYou want spices, of course. Tuineric for coloring. - Paraffin for sealing. . ' ','' -.' ' CjJMusfcard seed, the cider preservative. IWc sell all these things of the best grade obtainable. Now at pickling time, let us supply your supplies. ' OUR PHONE WORKS DAY AND NIGHT. MEDFORD PHARMACY NEAR POSTOFFICE. PHONE MAIN 101 Prices TalK 500 lb. Lots or More. Sack 100 lb. Fancy Steamed Rolled Barley.$l.uo Per 100 $1.25 Fancy White, Onts (seed) 1.X5 per 100 1.90 Fnncy Gray Oats (seed) .... lf75.,per 00 ' ' 1 09 Fnncy Soed or Feed Whent.. 2.00 per 100 2.00 Heavy Mi II feed 1.03 Iper.lOO ...... .... Middlings ., 1.70 per 100 1.70 Ilran .,..-. 1.50: per 100 1.93 Kluesteam (Hard Wheat flour) 3.00 per 100 1.75 IVido of Washington Flour. 2.75 per 100 1.50 Davis' Best Flour 2.75 per 100 1 .50 Graham nnd Qerina 3.00 per 100 , .35 Medford Flour Mills i Engineers and Stenographers Will find complete as sortment of supplies and materials at Medfoird Book pSpSS?! FOR SALE Beautiful view lots in the Siskiyou Heights Addi tion, 70x130. Will make the right price to anyone interested enough to investigate. Geo. C. CorneLius No. 116 East Main Street Medford A good school uoiio hotter. lias a well established reputation. Successful graduates. Skillful, painstaking teachers. Living ex penses low. Many other adva n(agoH. Let us tell you about them. A catalogue for the asking. W. I. STALEY, Principal. SALEM, OREGON. - Make Every Dollar Worth More Than a Dollar! An educated ad reader will never be poor. To "know advertising" is to havo a prac tical kuowledgo of values of things of when and how and where to buy. No one, having and utilizing such knowledge, could over bo unthrifty, or in any sense careless or reckless of expenses. For such knowl edge makes for thrift for saving. It makes ono proof against shams false values manipulated .reductions. Tlio intelligent nd reader uses as much thought and ability in buying things as is required in earning the money that is spent for them. And that amounts to a substan tial increaso of tho valuo of ovory dpllar of tho family revenue ! See DIAMOND for DIAMONDS WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST COM- PLETE STOCK OF RARE GEMS EVER SHOWN IN THE OITY. J. W. Diamond 115 Cast Main Medford, Ore. Attractive The moment you step into this store you note the array of "ATTRAC TIVE" articles for use in office, store and home. WALL PLAQUES MOTTO CARDS GIFT BOOKS ART AND CRAFT JEWELRY and all the little OFPIOE SUPPLIES, ARCHI TECTS' SUPPLIES, etc. Merrivold Shop 134 West Main Street ANNOUNCEMENT I OFFER NURSERY STOCK OF HIGHEST GPADE FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES. PEARS (I ADVISE YOU TO ORDER EARLY), APPLES, PEACHES, GRAPES AND ALL OTHER FRUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, SHRUBBERY, BERRIES, ETC. GIVE ME OPPORTUN ITY TO SUBMIIT FIGURES. L. W. Zimmer 101 WEST MAIN ST. MEDFORD Fine Printing Wa make a specialty of fine printing, carry tho necessary Jtock to cnablo us to fill all ordors promptly, ami guaran tee satisfaction. Bost equipped job office in Orejjon south of Portland; Host expert printers. Boforo sanding your orders out of town, call and figure with us if wo can servo you for tho same price ns an out-of-town concorn you wilt wish to patronize homo 'industry. Medford PrintingCo. -t----t- -- -f -M MOSS & COMPANY. Brokers " NEW YORK STOCKS 4 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS 4 PRIVATE L12ASED V.TRE -f ROOM 15 P. O. IJLOOK 4 PHONE 1831. 4 These are all bargains For Bale An equity in a good lot 50x174 in a good locution. 10 acres Bear Creek bottom land, fino for truck gnrdoniinr. A 5-room cottage, water and ewer, lot 7""c(t2; rents fjr $10.75 por month; this is good warohouso property as the railroad will run in n spur when needed $2500 d( nrri. fl vonr ilil Tflwtnwns and Spitzcnbcrgs, 7-room Iioupc, terms .. " ..$26,000 t 2 lots, west front, 50x100; $300 each; $80 down on each, balance $5 per month 10 acres best alfalfa land in valley, onclosed with woven wins fence. 2V? miles from postoffico '..$9000 t Call and ask to see other property, city property or farm j land. Thos.H.E. Hathaway 134 West Main Street. Weeks & McGowan Co. CO UNDERTAKERS DAY PHONE 2271 Night 'Phenes: F. W. Weeks, 2071 A. E. Orr, 3692. LADY ASSISTANT Wanted 12 apple pickers. Ranch hands. Sawmill men. - Laborers. Wbman'cook. Giri for general honsj work. For Sale Stock and 10-ycar lease, close in. $1600 takes good business, close in. Bicycle, nearly now. Business netting $p000 yearly. FRUIT LAND. 14 acres, 10 in orchard, fine houso, 2 miles out, $10,500; terms. 00 acres creek bottom, cleared, $125 acre; will subdivide. 10 acres, all cleared, close in, $2000. 40 acres, 3 miles. $G0 por acre. 133 acres, 12 acres orchard, alfalfa, fine water right, $15,000 terms. 10 acres rich red fruit land 1 milo to station, $2000, torms; improvements. 80 ucres, buildings, GO acres in trees, V mile out, $300 per noro; subdivide. 0V-2 acres, Trooni house, big barn, 7-year-old orchard, 1 milo from P. O., $0500, terms. 5 and 10 aero tracts of bearing Jon athan, Ncwtowns and Spitzcnborgs, 120 acres, 10 in orchard, 25 alfalfa, under ditch, tools, stook, $15,000. 160 acres, 50 "fruit land, 7000 cords wood, close in, $15 per acre. 7 acres, 14 in heavy bearing, 2 inilaa out, $500 por acre. JO ucres. 10 ncres Bartletts and Newtowas. $2500. CITY PROPERTY. Lot 111x124 near N. Oakdale, $1700 for quick sale. 5-room house, modern, 50x126 lot, $1500 for juiok sulo. Westmoreland lots $300, easy torms. oouth front lot ou paving, shndo trees, cheapest buy in city, $1100. '.9 lots jiear city limits, $100 each. ! close-in lots, east side, $750. Yost train lots, 60x240, easy terms. Vnlnut Park addition, lotq 52x112, $350, your own terms. HOMESTEADS. r fino homesteads. ' E. F. A. BITTNER loom 206 Taylor & Phlpps Bldf. Phone 4141 Main For County Recorder. I am tho republican nominee for tho offioo of county rocordor for Jackson county, Kluction November 8. 1910. FRED L. COLVIO. For Sheriff WIM1UR A. JONW Candidate (or re-electles, (Paid hdvortlseaiMt) Mrs. J. Itussol and Mm. FrmMii Wuan returned Monday from WMk'l sojourn at tho Portland hotel ki Portland. i 'i -