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Money Saving' List
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OLD PRICES
10 lb. Bag Rolled Oats f 0.40
1 Bottle Bluing .15
5 lb. Can Wadco Baking Powder 1.40
1 Doz. Can Ilotniny 1.80
1 Quart Antonia Olive Oil 1 00
1 Quart Grape Juice 60
1 Doz. Catsup 2,40
4 Bottles Best Mustard 80
8 lb. Can Best Blend Coffee .. 1.00
1 Doz. Best Jelly , 3.50
1 Doz. Tar Soap ! 1.00
1 Doz. Greengage Plum 2.00
1 Doz. Bartlett Pears 3.00 .
2 Doz. Bars Good Laundry Soap 1.00
1 Gallon Ripe Olives 1.50
1 Gallon Salad Oil 1.50
1 Doz. Pkg. Violet Oats 1.20
24.25
NEW PRICES
10 lb. Bag Rolled Oat3 $0.35
1 Bottle Bluing 10
5 lb Can Wadco Baking Powder 1.00
1 Doz. Can Hominy 1.44
1 Quart Antonia Olive Oil 85
1 Quart Grape Juice 48
1 Doz. Catsup 1.92
4 Bottles Best Mustard C4
3 lb. Can Best Blend Coffee ... , 9Q
1 Doz. Best Jelly 3.00
1 Dozen Tar Soap ..: 75
1 Doz. Greengage Plum 1.80
Doz. Bartlett Pears 2.64
2 Doz. Bars Good Laundry Soap.. . 75
1 Gallon Ripe Olives 1.25
1 Gallon Salad Oil 1.25
1 Doz. Pkgs. Violet Oats 1.08
20.20
Your Saving 4.05
We csk cash for Goods and pay cash for all Produce
PURELY PERSONAL
Dr U B Pick! Uft f jr. tfortiauii on
TtouMiy od bu8.ue.it.
Herbert Keutoer hut rurueJ from
1 taniueBs trip to Portland,
Kditar ti&fer returned fiom Sua
rmcisao Sunday ereulug,
TnjcdfT(ioi'd"inia"iD
b.a city Monday on bualnet. '
Correspondents
Jacltsunville Items
Sheriff Joe Kuttell, of Josephine
county wii in Jacksonville Wednes
day. K. C Cucitnoni of Med fold, trans
oted buutreta In Jacksonville Tbuis-
Uj.
William Clrlch, of stiagle Point,
was oouoty seat visitor the last of
to week.
Attorney H. U. Smltb was up from
Grants Pass, Tbursday oo profession
al business,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Opp and chil
dren left Wednesday for San Fran
cisco to TlBit friends.
Attorney W. M. CoM. of Med
fold, was at tbe court house on pro
fessional business Tbursduy.
Editor A. S. Hilton of tbe Med ford
Mail was transacting bust news In
Jacksonville Thursday.
Hacker U. L Davli. of Jaokaon
vi 1 lie, was in Medford Monday to
attend tho fuueral of tbe lute Kufu;
Cox.
Miss Anna keeuan. of JaosBonvllle,
wtoo is ti Inu In the bams Valley
diBtriot wan in Jttutuoavills Suturuuy
rltullnii relHtire'j and tiling an uppli
cation for a bow extend.
Attorney 11 K. Mulkey aod family
have returned from a short 7ialt wltb
rU tires living in Polk oouoty.
W. K. Cotarnan and Ja. Crone
mlJler were among tbe Republican
candidatea who went to WoodviUe
Tuesday.
J. P. Wells wa at Phoenix Tqutj.
day attending tbe funeial of his
niece, the daughter of Mi. and Mrs.
Cbamp Payne of Paoenlx.
Mrs. Kreness aod son, who have
been visltiog at the borne of Mrs
Ellen Kubli Id Jacksonville, returned
Wednesday to tbeir home at Iceland. '
Mia. Alice Ulricb and Mrs. Npllle
Hulfer have ben elected delegates
from Jacksonville to the Grand
Lodge of Uebekihs whtcb meets In
Salem next week i
NORTH MGUPOl ITEMS. .
(bj J. 44. Martin.)
Wm Whitney and family, who have ,
been occupying Tbe Abe Biita real-
doa -m on North C street, left Friday
kor Eugene, Ureuon.
Tbe Infant daughter of Mr. aod
VI re Earnest Until, the proprietor of
be Euonouiy Moat Market, died
vlouday night of rrouo.
nigat, tbe gueuts of Mr. and Mrs.
jeside liicbuidaou of North D street.
W J Kodgera, ex-couoty commis
sioner, tarried in tho city Thursday
niuht He reports fruit and grain
prospects b.l,tit and prumisiog la
his violuity.
We aie sorry to report oar young
friend Elbert Glass, of Antioch Dist
rict, prostrated with a severe attack
of fever. Ur. Chlsholm, of Gold
Hill, is in attenaauoe.
Will Davis and family of INorth A
street left Sunday for tbe Weeks .farm
below Uold 11 ill wnero Mr. Davis will
bnild a barn and other out buildings
for Mr. Wetks.
Cbaa Tarpin, ex -city marnall, and
family of Nurtb C street are moving
to tbe Prurtt farm In Koxy Ann pre
cinct a manager for tbe season of
'08 We wish them success la their
venture
J. E. Watt's new residence, corner
of B and Jackson streets Is nearing
completion and It is claimed to be1
trie most attractive la design nd !
oonvenieuty arranged In all Its de
partments to any residence in thai
city
road Company to lvo up the3e
lands lo settlors at run.nrk:ibly low
Hfciurps, nn;il!fnnib are enslly induced
to part wiih !i:eir money. Hundred-'
of applicants have been received
un.1 th o.-r rotors have reaped em
imimnso harvest.
A yoke of oxrn drawing a wagon
fcith family and camping outfit
created quite a atir and attraction
Monday as they tiaveled leisurely
Sanford Klohaidson and wlte, of . ,,n or" ventral Avenue ouew-
nig tneir cuas xne memary or
your humble writer was at oioa oat-
i riert bnok to the dava of 1862 when
CMXOOOOCKOCMXKXaO0 I enjoyed a six months ride across
Y XI the continent In such a conveyance.
leagle, were In tn otty Satin day
S H Ilt4 Fnutrhlse,
Hakor Cily W. L. Vinson has re
turned from Chicago and other east
ern cltl-3, where he has been for the
past two months completing the ar
rangement for the bui!dlng of the
railroad from this city to Eagle Val
ley. While In the East Mr. Vinson
sold his franchise and Interest 'In
the road to Cincinnati capitalists,
and it is expected that work on the
road will bo resumed in a short time.
A. V. Jacoba.ihe engineer in charge.
Is to arrive here In a few days. The
people of l'a!;er County subscribed
$ luo.OuO toward the project and are
anxious to nee tho line built. About
i"v n miles of tHo road has been
graded.
The Oddfellows will erect a two-
Jtory brljk building In Ilrown?llle.
1h.: Cove State bank is the title
of a new Instituilon for banking
p.. i -o3;4 at Cove. With a capital
SLt;?k of $10,U00. The firm was in
!orpirarrd by S. Q. Keese.
To the Holders of Real
Estate
Wo have in the lust three month? sold
over 1)5,000.00 worth of Real Estate. If you
wish to sell, why not see US?
To the Buyer
Our time is yours, use it as you wish.
It is a pleasure to show property listed with us.
' YOURS FOR SQUARE DEALING,
Medford Really & Rental Go.
Fur a burn or scald apply Chamber-
t lain. Sitlve. It will allay the pain al-
moNt instantly and quickly heal the in
jmvu purts. f or .nie iy t'ha. Mran.
O. K. ft X. Will 1- ilo Answer.
I Portland V. V. Cotton, general
i eounsel (ur the llarrinian lines in
the Northwest, has tiled In the Fed
eral Court the complaint of the O. It.
& N.. In a suit to enjoin the Oregon
Railroad Commission from enforcing
the recent order of the Commission
directing reduction In tha dlstrlbu
I Myo rate, between Portland and
' j potnls east of The Dalles.
i It will be contended by Mr. Cotton
! that the enforcement of the rates
prescribed by the Commission would
i be In violation of Taws rogulatlng
I Interstate commerce and would ne
, cessltate a complete revision by the
; railroad company of its transcontl
t Mental rates to Eastern Oregon and
also Its California rates to the same
: territory.
I! ' e cm Trial ARnln.
ra!!i . b -r'l II. Crenshaw, of
TUl.iPino'. v'.Minty, turned A. J. Hera
bree ov.t to Sheriff Grant last week.
Ilemliree 1 brought to Polk County
on a chtu're of venue from Tilla
mook eour'y. and will be tried on
;he c!';M".'.of murdering his daugh
ter. He wos sent to the penitentiary
fer tlu1 nnirtiiT of hi wife, was par
Uuiied by Gnvrnor Ch;imbcrlain and
win now be tried for the second
brittle.
Thin Continuoua Itevivnl.
rendition At ihe big camp meet
ing on the 1'inatilla reservation, a
continuous circle of evangelistic
meetings was arranged, which will
Include every Indian reservation In
the Northwest. The plan la .to be
placed In operation July 1, 190S,
and will end one year later. The
states to be covered are Oregon,
W'asmngton, Idaho and Montana.-
Frank: Sahnlder, of Talent proud
up od a timber olaimlMonuay.
Buslnrss brought 'J. U. Uristow of
Talent, to M.dord on Monday
W, f , Isaaoe retornea yeaterany
fiom business trip to Eagle Point
Mr. and Mrs. H. a Nye, of Foots
eresk, w.rs Medford visitors Tart
day. Mr. and Mia, H. IE. Pevton of Pey
ton, were In the elty the first of this
week.
J W. J. Jonss, of the Apolugate
country, was a visitor In Medford on
Moaday.
lion. W. S. CroweU left Thorsday
morning for'tian Franolsoo on a bus
iness trip
U. A. Tbeiioif returned Saturday
from ban Franeiseo where be had
been to see the fleet come In.
Mia. Minnie K. Mooro, of Uold
y 111, was In Medford Monday, bhe
proved up on a timber claim.
Rev, O. LeRoT Hall left Monday
I for Oakland, Calif., to attend tbe
I Uaptlst Paeltlo Ooast Uonfureooe.
Uhae Cusbing, of Vanoouver, Wash
i ington, was in Men f 3rd thjs week on
I a visit to Ptrry Stewart and family.
Editor Putnam of the Tribune bur
i been ill for the past week. lie 1. ie
! ported oonralesant. lie la In Port
land.
J. P. Hale who has teen aerionely
111 for some time with typhoid fever
is rapidly reooverlng and will soon
be able to be aboot again.
Henry Bates and Fay l.ane who
visited San Franoiseo last week to
see the fleet returned home Sunday
Taey report a good time.
Irvln MoCall and Stan Aiken, two
stordv, well-to-o and old time resi
dents ot Prospeot eruntiy were In
Medford Tuesday on cosiness.
E E Korapaugb and wlfa, of Urand
Forks, N. 1)., are visiting with air.
and Mrs. Harry. Tattle, cf this oity,
Mr, Rorapaugh Is connected wltb the
Daily Herald cf Urand Force.
Aithur Brown who recently sold
his ranch a few miles west of Central
Point intends to visit tbe Willamette
valley and his old borne In Kansnr
sooa. Mr. Urown dtsp reel of his
rsnob to A. L Aiken lor i 0U0.
E. 11 (Irubb, now u resident ot Sun
Franoitco wbb In Medford 'i'uesday
on a visit. Mr. Urubb wus born neat
Ashland, but has not visited this seo
tion for ovei iltteen years. He la an
old friend ot James L). Fay. of tbe
Aail statf, and in the years gone ty
they rode, ate and slept together
on the cattle ranges of Eastern Ore-
goo.
tl. B. Nye, the proprietor of the
Ulaok Channel mine, was in Medford
Tuesday. Just as an evidence of th
richness of bis mine be was showing
a nugget wbioh be piok.d up In the
mine a few daya ago which weighed
130.4(1. Besides running a mine
and a good one Mr. Nye ie giving
part of bia attention to farming and
horticultural.
Volney Dixon returned last week
from Modoc oounty, California,
where be had been engaged iu sell
ing Page fenoe. While tbeie be was
bitten on the cheek by a poisonous
insect aod tor several dBys he was
apprehensive that the result might
prove serious. Upon teaohlng Med
ford be was given medioal and sutgi-
oal treatment and Is now getting
along all light. While over in Calif
ornta be sold, In Siskiyou county,
tenc to that large Dunkaid Colony
and also ro the JesBe D. Cair Liand
and Live Stock Company.
Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Stair left Med
ford Tuesday fo Portland, where
they will reside in tbe future Be
fore going Mr. Starr sold his fine re
sidence property oo North Holly
strett, to T. J. Williamson, the con
sideration being f.X. lie also sold
his acreage property In East Med
fold. These good people have been
residents of Medford slnoe a time
when the olty was a small village ana
during all these years they have
made an almost innmerable number
r-f friends and there Is not one of
them who will not regtet their de -
; porture and nlll wish tbem happiness
and good health iu their new borne
Tbey go to Purtland because that tbe
lowei altitude will be conducive to
Mr. Stan's health.
T. A. Mnore alias E. Crimes was
bound over t wait the next session
of the Clroult Court by Justice
Stewart Wednesday on a onarge of
etealtng an overcoat from Charles
Prim and later disposing of It at a
econd hand etore of tbe city. He
waived examination through bis nt-
Automobiles
The Pacific Car JlS
ance, "15 Inches" four cylinder, thirty horse power,
water cooled engine, storage battery and imported
Bosch magneto and coil, 10'S inch wheel base, sliding
transmissions, double chain drive, 1G0 square inches
breaking Burface, strickly man class in every, respect
Tkp Rocf aTsr for thB Coa8t Country
lC llvol vul ever offered for the money
$2250.Epea
J.M. Root . Son
Jackson County Bank Building, Medford
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YOUR MONEY IX SOILS OF EVANS CUEEK VALLEY v1
One grower mill $1 10 strawberries Iroin j acre rowa 3 feet apart
Apother grew 14 Uns of pumfAjfc-ta'l Ws than 2 ai res. Sold
berries to local 8toe $'.)", lefet((!v' giving quantities of fruit for
picking from 40 hill" rasplwrrksfnlid 3H Lou a 11 berries.
Leae than i acre of m. ions' produced 14,eCM lb., sold $2SO.
225 Siwav Peach lives in tour uccniv yeirs rold: 1.I0-I,
1300 boxes; KM boxes; 11)00, l.'ioO boxes; l!i07, 1O00.
One Royal Ar.i Olierry, 16 years, picked 500 pounds in 1SX 7.
One D'Anjiiu I'lar, 7 years, picked U boxes,
You can ge -ucli results ae these and better.' Come to me ami
I will tell y..u Why.
You can buy new nine room house, large lot with barn io
$12u0. 60 acres fronting on Rogue River, one mile from town
at 120 per acre.
420 acres, very finest apple, pear, peach and cherry land, 1
miles, $80 per acre. Very best vineyard land $15 per acre.
Fivt room house and barn near depot, $1,000. 160 acres wi'h
3 water 'ithls, t0 per acre. 160 acros 20 acres cleared 13
acres Yiung Kewtowna and two acres bearing orchard, 4 miles
out. Deep soil, $2,750.
BEN A. LOWELL
WOODVILLE, OREGON
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MILL PRICES.
oOO LOTS OR MORE.
Flour,...- $2 50 per 100 lbs
Rilled Barley. $1 70 per " lb
Middlines . ....11.65 ner " 1Ih
Mill Feed .$1.50 per - lbs
Bran ... 1.40 per " lbs
LESS THAN 500 LOTS.
Flour. ... $2 70 per 100 lb?
Rolied Barley.. $1 0 per " lbe
Middlinps 1 80 per " Jbs
Mill Feed .60 per " lb?
Bran $15oper " lbs
MEDFORD
FLoUR
MILLS.
First School la Oregon.
Dallas The school picnic to be
K.M Dl.b.ull Caw IF.- . C
.in h. i. ,.,a,..io .1,: i w pn",D- nd nut
toundlng ot the flrst school In Ore- !
(on In 1346. The first teacher was 1
vk to Convict.
Reseburft The Investigation by
Postal Inspectors RIcVs and Cle
ment of the method used by C. 1.
Leavencood In Indnclnc aeopl to
file oa O, O. railroad land. It tran
spires, la aot wonflned o Leaven
load alone, but to others In this
' elty, who kave been la this lis o(
I business.
By representing that the Oovera
eat weald force the O. ft 0. Rail-
John B. Lyle, who was later one of
the principal promoters In the found
ing ot La Creole Academy, which
took place In 1863.
Taft Mew Will Be In Control.
Portland Three-fourths of the
delegates In the Republican state
convention of Oregon this week will
favor the nomination of Taft for
President. Under the tlreumatancee.
Instruction of the Oregon delegates
la the Natloaal OoavraUon for Taft
la Ukely.
ball at H5o It Is alleged that Moore
stole an overcoat from Cbarlea Prim
on Monday evening from wnere It
was left' hanging la tbe Medford sa
loon. He is said to have pawoed
the eoat at a second band store.
A Dan who was seen to Moore's com
pany previous to Bis arrest stated
to tbe polios that Moore was wanted
to a oaitalB elty for murder and that
there was a tXOO re w aid o (Tired tor
bis capture. As tbe man was drank
at the time of making the etatemeat
little credence was glees the story
but Sheriff Jaeksoa M looting op
tba nutter ae requested to do so by
Ublet af Poll Baearet.
Festival I
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; TO BE HELD IS
! P0RTIAN ), OREGON !
jJUNE 1 TO 6)
Will be the imwt hrilli;ini
I FLORAL, FIESTA
! AND
jCIVIC JUBILEEf
ever held in tbe Fuel fie Ntiuhnvat
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Ip'.rtland, "The Wm ffiiy," wni ho
a a ijne of splendor aoil th-- vn- a
ler of wur Id wide intt-rr-Mt II
for one week.
: Severn! importHnt convent Uut to be
: ht-Id tn PortUml on that ou
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I AMD RETURN AT
$13.20
Kor purtiruit.ro cail '
I A. S. ROJENBAU M
I LOCAL AQENT.
IIIIIIKHIMMIHIIIIIIKItlttitllMllltllllellMMHI 'till
Spring and
Summer
n..l.nery
The latest New York
Models
MRS. W. I. BROWN
West 7th Street
Co tbe fence m to Oete tn huv Vr
Treeit If oo, call on
C. F, COOK
THB LEADING NURSeRYrMIX
T. O. BOX Ml FHONB ASt
Celt sr wrHs tseay
MEDFORD, ORE.