Newhall & Sons.,
, Chicago, Ills.,
Fruits.
ALTHOUGH We are Apple Specialists, we
handle other fruits heavily, and we know
how to appreciate the fine piarg and plums of
the famous Rogue River Valley.
We invite correspondence from dealers and
associations. ?
fcstablishad OS Yavra Ago.
aooexceoaHe
llYho Does Your Hauing?
Tt'JICT is an important question for the man who
a-" is having nice household goods conveyed
from one part of the city to another. We are prepared to do
such work quickly and m a most satisfactory manner. We
have the only Loebs Piano Mover in the citv and our Big
Moving Van is just the thing for all such work and we cau
guarantee that you will be pleased with our services.
'Phone us at No. 91, or leave orders at the Eads Second
Hand S.ore and we will do the rest.
EADS BROS., Transfer and Moving,
Medford, Oregon.
CONTRACTORS
And Those Intending Building, call at Med ford's
New Tin and Plumbing Shop. Workmanship and
material first-class. Prices Reasonable!
n. A. AITKEN,
Medford, Oregon.
THERE'S NOTHING LIKE IT
FOR people who enjoy living there is noth
ing just like a good, juicy beefsteak. And
that's where "we shine. For we pride our
selves on furnishing our many custdmers
the best meats to be had in this part of the
country. If you want a Nice Roast, Veal
Cutlets, Mutton or Lamb Chops, We Are
The People. We have our own delivery
and can have orders at your door promptly.
WOR.TMAN Bh GORE
MEDFORD' S MEAT MARKET
D. T. LAWTON
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Yehices - and - Machinery
MEDFORD, OREGON
We have the celebrated Cham
pion Alfalfa Draw Cut Mowers,
Cuampion Rakes, Reapers and
Binders. fVBinding Twine, Bale Ties, Hay Cars, Fork, Pul
leys, Wire Cable. Machine Ooil. Mitchell Wagons and
Buggies, etc., eto.
Call and See Us
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BRICK P COT WORK
I do all kind of contracting In brick and oement work. If you are
going to build and have not Rotten estimate iram me on materia
and work you are making a mistake, and yon are making another
U yon delay longer
BRICK FOR SALE
Q. W. PRIDDY, :-: Med fold, Oregon
niVnn's ii Ifi n is' mi i
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
For Hale, or Rent Dwelling with
fioe garden ; household good a, and
Inter wood for sale. r'. YV, Oainee,
Born Near Medford, September
1, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Uuobes,
a daugbter.
For Bale Several Cottswool
bncka. Offsprings of registered
thoroughbreds. C. M. Bwausou.
Toe Urn few days of tbe week re
minded one of tbe "good old summer
time," l-ut tbe nights are delightfully
cool and pleasant.
Wanted -Girl for general bouse
work, small family. Waves excellent.
fall at tbis ouice. 37-tf.
Tbe city was pretty well deseited
Sunday, as many of our oitlzens tooa
advantage of tbe beautiful weatber
and tbe good condition of the roads
to drive to tbe river and eod tbe
day there.
An old fVnntfylvama Dutch Dunkard
recommends "Hickory Bark Cough
Keuiedy. Guaranteed to cure your
rough, and guaranteed to be pure.
Made from toe Dark 01 tne shell Dark or
white hickory tree. For sale by Hask
ius and all dealers everywhere.
J. M. Schmidt, wbo recently pur
chased tbe A. J. Stewart plaoe, baa
been delayed several daya on his
journey here, by the serious lUneas of
his daughter, wbo Urea la Kansas
lie expects to arrive here In a few
days however.
The pear harvest la eaiiler tbis
year than usual.' A number of
growers are already picking their
Hoso and Cornice pears. J. W. Per
kins shipped tbe first ear of Bono this
week, and estimates that be baa four
ears of that variety.
Blue prints ol township maps
showing all vacant land, fitly cents
each. For reliable information con
eerntng Government land write to
Frank E. Alley, Abstractor: Roseburg,
Oregon.
Tbe Rogue River Fruit Growers
Union shipped a ear of D'Anjous
Tuesday. Owing to Inadequate
transportation facilities, causing the
fruit to be too long upon tbe road,
some of the peara shipped by the
onion arrived at Its destination over
ripe causing more or leas shrinkage
to value.
Lost On the Ashland-Klamath
Falls road, between DeCarlow and
Parker stations, large caovaa grip.
Rettirn eeme to Mery Dad"" elt-he
at Klamath Falls or Medford and!
receive reward. 3C-2t p.
Saturday morning L. E. Hoover
hustled out for tew orders for the
Wood burn n unary and did a pretty
fair morning's work. ' Among tbe
orders be took were 10.000 trees
6,000 apples and 4,000 peara from tbe
Western Oregon Orchard Co. ; 5,100
trees 1,000 apples, 2100 pears, and
-2000 peaonea from George P. Mima,
wbo recently purchased the MoOlen
don plaoe near Central Point, and
1,000 apples from Paul Lambert, of
Ashland. That, Mr. Hoover thought,
was a good start for a days work.
Dr. Stepbenon's offloe is fitted up
with the latest eleotrlo lighted instru
ments the opthalmosoope, optbalmo-
meter and retinoeoope lor tne scienti
fic examination of tbe eyea, both In
ternally and externally.
J. W. Hioka, of Central Point, la
tbe pioneer grower of Thompson's
Seedless grapes in Jackson county,
and this year he haa a good crop of
that variety of grape. Tbe crape.
as its name Implies Is without
la white In oolor and baa a very
pleasant flavor. Mr. Hicks now has
a four-year-old vineyard of thee
grape, containing several acres, and
be baa little ditfioulty In disposing of
his orop.
The old remedies are the best. Hick
ory Bark Cough Remedy bas been in
use for over one hundred years by the
old Dutch Dunkards of Pennsylvania,
and ta still In use bv all the old families
of Western fennsylvania. is absolutely
pure ; made from tbe hark of the white
or shell bark hickory tree. Tbe bark
is shipped from the east, and manu
factured In Salem, Ore. For sale by
Haskins Drug Store and all dealers.
Monday was a day of excitement
among the yonng folks of tbe olty, as
It waa tbe opening of the school year.
There waa a great scurrying around
for books, bookstraps, school bags,
lnnoh baskets, etc., and a general
wonderment why the patient mother
hadn't kept track of these things,
among tbe . other mnltltndinloua
dnties whloh devolve upon her. It's
the mother wbo must bear tba brant
of all these things. Tbe fatber goes
to bis work untrammelled, bnt tbe
mother must submit to oontinual In
terruptione by small, but insistent
applicants for her service. Sbe mast
see that each "shining morning faoa'
Is spotleos, that the books, the
iuoohea, everything is provided, and
at the home oomlng must be ready to
sympathize with eveiy grieved one
and to rejoloe with the joyful. Verily
tne mother's daya In sohool time are
full.
Can vou afford to trifle with so seri
ous a matter as to neglect a bad cold or
oongh, when for a trifling amount you
can secure a bottle of "Hickory Bark
Cough Remedy," that Is guaranteed to
cure or money refunded. Price 25c,
50c and 11.00 per bottle. For sale oy
Baakins urug store ana aeaiere every
where.
Mr. Bryan aonounoea a apeeoh
making tour of New York. Has be
or tbe Empire Otate so changed that
invasion of tbe "enemy's oouutry"
is advisable?
xxx
The Salem Statesman's bead man
gives tbis title to tbe story of a pby
sioian shooting a fleeing tramp:
"Administers Severe Dose."
xxx
A trrs alliloted with ohrysobotheris
flemata, bas been disaorered in Linn
county, what next from that part of
tbe Willamette valley.
xxx
It Is not easy to see bow Senator
Fulton or Dlstncc Attorney Bristol
is to re blame! for abandonment of
tbe prosecution of land frauds In
Oregon, Inasmuch as It bas not been
abandoned and Is not to be
abandoned,
XXX
Seven million tons of grapes will re
tbe output of tbe centisl and north
era parts of California wltb a value of
a hundred million dollars, estimates
tbe Sacramento Bee. Then tbere la
tbe southern portion of the state
whose vineyards will go about 350,-
000 tons worth $5,000,000.
xxx
Isaac Stephenson, the aged multi
millionaire, wbo waa elected after a
sensational deadlock last spring as tbe
leessor of United States Senator
John O. 8pooner, Is now expected to
be a candidate to anooeed himself for
a full term of sii years, though no
authoritative announcement to this
effect has yet been made.
xxx
Mr. Bryan probably knows what be
is talking about when he ceils Secre
tary Taft "tbe great postponer."
William Jennings is some thing of a
postponer himself though some of
bis postponements sitting In the
presidential chair for tnatanoe, have
been involuntary.
xxx
Professional reformers some times
make very amusing breaks. Here is
tbe Law Enforcement aoolety of New
York petitioning tbe police commis
sioner to order all saloons Closed on
Sunday "in view of tbe crime wave
aweeping over the city." Just aa
though the polioe would not always
unturoe tliat and every oviier law oe-
oanse It and they are on the statute
books, forsooth I 1
xxx
It remains to be seen bow much re
gard will be paid to the ban placed by
tbe Catholic arohbishop of Milwaukee
upon the practice of rice-throwing at
weddings. We are wont to smile or
sneer at the wedding oustoms of tbe
Chines end various other people,
bat oar own wasteful and dangerous
habit of rioe-pelting aooompanled by
the silly ass of the old shoe surely
makes us appear anything bnt sensible
and dignified In the eyea of
whom we are wont to ildloule.
xxx
It la mora than year slnoe tbe
last land fraud trial In Oregon. - It Is
asserted that Secretary of the
Interior Garfield "earnestly desires
that the trials be pushed. " if that be
tbe case, why haa he allowed so much
time to elapse without giving Mr.
Bristol the authority, the men and
the money to go on with the prosecu
tions? Tbe so-called Heaey indict
ments nave never been planed In
Bristol's bands. Tbe responsibility
for tbe Inaction plainly lies In Waab
Intgton not in Portland. Portland
Journal.
Try an "Ad." In The Mall.
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I D. PHIPP8, D. D. 8.
Offloe n etdklaU Block, djc!r!f flMfcliu
IN Finding Good Things for the Table, and a
great many people are finding that our Store is the
Grocery Headquarters
FOB the City of Medford, and also for the sur
rounding country. Our stock is complete, fresh
and many new customers are coming our way every
day. If you want the best at prices which tell,
come and see us. All we ask is a chance to make
good.
Yours for Trade
ALLEN & REAGAN
Successors to Roberts Reagan
Qeneral Robert E. Lee
was the greatest general the world has
ever known. Ballard's Snow Liniment
the greatest liniment. Umckly
cures all pains. It is within the reach
of all. T. H. Pointer. Hempstead,
Texas, writes: V'This is to certify
that rJallare's unow Lilniment nas oeen
used in my lunTsebold for years and bas
been louud to oe an excellent liniment
for rheumatic pains. I am never with
out it." Soldlby Chas. Strang, Med
ford, Central Point Pharmacy.
Agreed.
Justice Flckford, when a barrister,
was once speaking before a couple of
Judges when a disagreement arose.
After a long discussion on a point of
law one of tbe Judges said: "We re
peat that the statement you make Is
not good law, and this court does not
sit to expound the law to yon, Mr.
Pickford. Wo have neither tbe vrlsb.
the time" "Nor the ability, your
lordaalpa." Interjected tbe barrister.
"Quite so; qnlte so. Now, sa to para
graph 8." London Tlt-Blte.
Obstinate Parents.
"Reginald," said the bead of trie
family. "I bave told you again and
again that yon are net to pull the cat's
tail."
Reginald eyed him sadly. "Too are
getting very obstinate, fatber," be laid
reprovingly. London Olobe.
Amicable Adjustment.
"I went you distinctly to understand.
Etnll, that when your colleague's wife
haa a new bat I want one too."
"Calm yourself, my dear. We've
settled It between us. You're neither
of you going to get one." Fllegende
Blatter.
Rickets.
Simply the visible sign that baby tiny bones
are not forming rapidly enough.
" Lack of nourishment is the cause.
j Scoffs Emulsion nourishes baby
gjatbre system. Stimulates and makes bone.
Exactly what baby needs.
ALL MUOCttTSi See. AMD SIM
Jacksonville Poet.
Unas. F. Dunford this week pur
chased tne Tnos. Kahler property on
Third street. This fine brlok build
ing baa been occupied by Dally &
Brlggs, real estate agents, and tne
price paid for the proprsty, we are
informed, waa about tGOO,
Gold Hill News:
Tne county court ot Jackson csnnty
paid an official visit to Gold Hill
yesterday morning, and Inspeoted tbe
proposed improvements. to be made on
tne eastern end of Main street, at tbe
junotion at the connty road. A dele
gation of citizens and members ot tbe
olty oouncll aooompanled them and
explained the neoeasity of Immediate
aotton upon their parts. The court
waa favorably impressed with tbe pro
posed Improvements and expressed
a willingness to go to work Immedi
ately opon them. Operations will be
oommenoed Monday morning. In
our next Issue will give a detailed ac
count of the work.
Ashland Tidings.
Wm, Sonlohsen, wbo la driving a
wood wagon, waa Injured in a runa
way accident on the Boulevard, Sat
urday. He waa returning to the
Barron place south of town with an
empty wagon, when be met a rig in
wblon a lot ot empty tin oana were
rattling. Hia horses took fright and
ran, throwing htm oat, and be
sustained painful braises about tbe
hip and shoulders.
With tbe beginning of the current
month tbe price of milk baa moved np
a notch of atout 33 1-3 per cent to
Ashland consumers. Heretofore milk
baa been sold at 11.50 per quart per
month ; now tbe pi loo haa bean ad- ;
vanced to $2.00. While not altogether
reconciled tbe dear nublio is becom
ing aooustomed to aoaring prices for
tbe neoessarlee of life and the oanses
for the increase in the price of milk
are the same wltb slight variation as
those which have become familiar
for the Increased ooat ot other articles
in dally nee, Hay and feed of aM
kinds are high labor Is scarce and
hard to obtain etc. The increase in
tbe price of milk here is in line with
tbe advance of price all along tbe
Uoast. Portland people pay 12.25 per
month for tbe same amount.
Central Point Herald.
Mr. and Mrs, Arohle Fries, ot Pooa-
tello, Idaho, are bere tbis week visit
ing his mother, Mrs. M. &. Fries.
Mr. Fries Is a machinist at Pooatello
and is now on bis return from the
National Machinist's eouvention at
Loa Angeles, to whloh body he waa
a delegate.
Tbe issue at the last town eleetion
was the installation of water works In
Central Point. Query: What baa be
oome of the tteuet What's the town
board there fort What's the matter
wltb the water works?
Ashland Tidings:
A. '. Hunt, wbo haa been buying
beef cattle for northern markets in
this section, spent a day at his home
in this oity last week, leaving Friday
afternoon for the Dead Indian region
to 'interview stockmen ot that section.
He baa been In Klamath connty and
on the Applegateand haa secured thns
far nearly two thousand head of beef
cattle, moat of whiob will be de
livered here, beginning Sept 10th,
for shipment north In special trains,
four or five of whiob will ptobably be
sent About one thoussnd head were
patobased in tbe Fott Klamath conn
try. His purchases also Include the
Applegate cattle, the Barneburg
bunch, and some more will likely be
added from this section. Mr. Hunt
bas been paying 2o, and So for cows
and 3So for prime steers. Tbe cattle
are weighed at tbe raaobec and are to
be dellveasd at Ashland for shipment.
Mr. Hunt Is about tbe heaviest buyer
In this region this season, It would
asess, and the prices) be offers about
tbe top notob.
Toads' Hatching Places.
Every tluy toud lays a stupendous
number of asx. A scientist received
11.546 eggs from one toad, a necessary
fertility, since the chances of an egg
developing luto a toad are leas than
one In a thousand. Within two weeks
after the egga are laid the yonng tad
poles begin to appear and feed first
on their gelatino envelope. Next the
slimy deposits tbmmon to ponds and
swamps are attacked, fjteadlly grow
tbe youug wrigglers uutil their bodies
enlarge to the size of thumb nails by
the end of June. The long tall now Is
absorbed and tbe legs develop. They
begin to hop on the bank and disperse,
never to return save in the breeding
aeason. It la at the spring of the year
that tbe toada awake from their win
ter sleep below tbe rocks and. scrub.
jThey often have been literally frozen
stiff, but they return to life as healthy
HH ever end on ttw firsf hnlipv ni-h
migrate toward the nearest breeding
pond. Usually this Is tbe old home
stead where they were born, for the
toad is a domestic animal and will
travel a mile or more for tbe sake of
returning to tbe place of Its hatching.
-Chicago Tribune.
G. W. STEPHENSON,
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND OPTICIAN.
Ofno: Room 4, Adklns' block. Oslli prompt!
attended day or olxht. 'Phone MS.
Msdtord Oregon.
WM. H.COLVIU,
Uudiurd.
UKO. U. M'KHAM.
(Jrauu Paul.
COLVIG fc DURHAM
. . Iiawvors .
OSH-e la Mvdtord Natlunsl Utnk Build
tus rruimtl auor.
t 6. BLITON,
C. I. COUUltlSIOKEE, DIBTltlCT or OR MOB
Hometttead and Timber Land UUngrs and
prooifttiuadc. TtMtltuuuy taken In laud cjj
Office wilh Medford Maill (vttdford Oregoa
C. R
SEELY
rHVSICIAN ii SUROKON
Modern Equipment; X Ray Labrutory.
Omce lo Jackaon County Bank Buiedinr.
Medford Oregon
BERDAN BROTHERS
rOBBUIM AND CONTKACTOKQ f
t r Hatliftctlou guarauteed 0
,l work dons) Dy lMf or uonirui.
V MEDFOWP. - - QkEOON,
rjgiatocMoripp
Trying on" Furniture.
When you go to buy a suit of furni
ture nowadays in one of our depart
ment stores you don't nave to specu
late aa to how It will look in your room
nor whether It will fit In or not Aa
soon as the salesman sees that a par
ticular suit has met your fancy be calls
for a porter or two and turns them
loose In one of several rooms fitted up
around the main showroom, setting
them at work removing all tbe furni
ture In It Then tbe suit that yon seem
to be hankering after Is placed in ap
propriate posltlous In this room, and
yon can see at a glance Just how tbe
bedroom or parlor or dining room will
look If you boy that particular autt
Tbere are a dosen of these smaller
rooms around tbe main showroom, and
aa each one is decorated In a different
manner It is easy to pick one oat that
approximates tbe echeme of your room
at borne. Like many modern ways of
selling goods It Is expensive In tbe be
ginning, but It pays In the end, for this
plan of showing goode seldom fails of
its Intended effect New York Press.
A Widow Who Was Calm,
A lawyer was entertaining dinner
guests recently wltb stories from bis
personal experiences.
"A woman came into my office one
afternoon and said she wanted to see
a lawyer on a rather Important mat
ter," he said. "She was very prim and
elf pffiwflM."
'What can I do for your I asked.
'Well.' she said in an easy tone.
'my husband was hurt in the wreck
tbe other day.'
" noticed she was dressed in mourn.
log. but from her Indifferent tone I
gathered that It had no connection
with her husband's accident
"'Was your husband badly Injured?
I naked.
" 'Yes,' sbe answered in the same
quiet voice. 'He got his head cut
rvff ' t
'Kansas City Times.
The Talmud.
The Jewish Talmud has come down
to u only through the heroic efforts
of tbe Jewa themselves end the In
trepid service of John Reuchlln. Its
reading was condemned by various
edicts of emperors and kings; Its cir
culation waa prohibited by popes and
theoloMens. Twelve thousand copies
of this monumental work were burned
at Cremona In 1589, and a similar fate
befell 6,000 copies of tbe Koran by or
der of Cardinal Ximlnes on tbe taking
of Grenada by Ferdinand and Isabella.
-Boston Post
ScL
cial Excursion Rates East
Medford to Chicago, A. 181.40, B
SS5.00I at Louis, A. 177.40, B. S81.00;
St. Piul and Minneapolis,. SSa-W, B.
$81.4(1; Omaha, Council Bluffs, Sioux
City.ffit. Joe, Kansas City, etc: A
fctt-M, B. fTH.50. A both ways through
Portland. B one way through Port
land, one through California.
Dates ol sale June 6ih, 7lb and 8th
July 3rd, 4th and 5th; Angust 8th, 9th
and inih- Hont 11th. 12th and 13th.
GoM, going ten days from date or sale
flnitl return limit 90 days from date ol
salt. Stop overs granted either di
rection within limits bnt. None in
California on going. Further informa-
tloj Upon enquiry at Depot.
0A.aiianiA,
stse e Tb Kiwi Ym HW Hwitt gssgkl
Wfaataie
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THE
NEW
HOME
Sewing Hachine
Has many rivals but no
peers. Those who are
using it are unanimous
in their praise of its su
periority, It has no in
tricate adjustments to
annoy the uninitiated,
no fragile parts to break
and makes ehe prettiest
stitch of any machine in
use. Just give it a trial
Come over to our store
and we will demonstrate
it to you.
John White
White-Thomas Blk. West Side.
New and Second
Hand Store
Located
bridge.
li Biroum Block, near
R. M. HARRISON, Proprietor
All kinds of aecond bud goods
boafht and told.
csoceoeceorooooooce
FOUR ACRE TRACTS
C. H. Pierce & Son
have recently platted 40
acres near Medford into 4
acre tracts, at from $425 to
$600 each.
You will find no better
acreage foi the mouev.
These tract are just what
you want, so don't go to
sleep and let the other fellow
get his pick and you take
what is left at an advanced
price.
CASTORJA
7or Infants and Children.
Till Kind You Have Always Borfjt
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