Dear Sir:
Have mailed ou under
him for setting in March. I want to
nt to I
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Medford Daiiy Tribune
BUSINESS CAKD3.
euarale cover our latest "booklet
fcet out some for home sale. T . ...i
BUY STRAWBERRIES
B. B. HAMILTON. M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Sucieftiur to Dr. X. S. DeArmoud.
Office iu Hitter Duulap Block.
Pbone BM.
There is someone near Phoenix who market would take all I can ruise
grows fall beariug strawberries the j Hoping to hear from you soon and
Dunlap, 1 presume. Will you pleuse thanking you in advauce for the infer
send me hii name and, if convenient, nation, I am, respectfully,
ascertain if I can get some plants from) JOSEPH A. WILSON.
A Lira Paper In Live Town.
Hon. John 1). Olwell is iu receipt of
the following communication m Hood
liiver:
Published svery vvtniug except uuday
Jrudford Publishing Company.
O. PUTNAM, Editor Hiid Manager.
Admitted as Second Clans Matter id
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Wm. M. ColvlR, Medford, Or.
COLVTO & DURHAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
tha Pustuffice at Medfuril, Oregon.
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A coaapiracy which bad for its ob
ject the removal of W. C. Bristol from
the position of United Htutea district
attorney for Oregon bas been successful,
states the Portland Spectator. Mr.
Ilristol still bolds the office, but Die
attorney-general, like Salome on an oc
casion not quite dissimilar, has asked
for bis bead and I confidently expect
to see Mr. Roosevelt serve it tip on
the historic charger. 1 would have
been disappointed if the president had
i not withdrawn Mr. Bristol's uoiiiiua
- t.ion. A couple of months ago I took
the liberty of predicting that Mr. Bris
tol. would not be allowed to prosecute
the lund fraud cases, mid am in a most
unfortunate position. My glee at the
success of my prophesy is tempered
by the thought that the department of
justice is about to rid itself of its most
competent, faithful and, probably for
beie reasons, troublesome officials.
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The papers say Mr. Bristol's removal
t was asked because ho bad insulted the
i., nttufmv general. This is iiuiruc. Tin
withdrawal of the nomination of Mr.
Bristol may have )nen asked bccnusi1
. the attorney-general thought he hrid
been insulted bv Jlie district attorney
The attorney-general has produced no
proof to show thut Mr. Bristol has hit
, been respectful nnd deferential. In the
Telegram a few days ngo appeared n
dispatch which said the department o
justiy had decided not to permit Mr.
Bristol to try He land fraud cases, be
cause and the attorney geru-ral was
quoted 1 district attorney for Ore
guy bad been attorney for some of lh
O defendants. About all that Mr. Bris
tol said in reply was that this a
malicious lie. That may be inflnmma
tory talk, but, undet; the circumstance
it cannot bo considered insulting.
I ho ofTort to gi t Mr. Bristol out
began many months ago. He was ham
pered and harassed, in the hope that he
would resign;' ho was denied assistance
in importuiit casts; grand juries wen
discharged because the department of
d justice would not provide niniiev to
pay thisii; witnesses who had been
summoned in important cases had to hi
released, as there were no funds to pnv
their fees; the evidence in ciiises tlinl
ufc.sld save been tried was never in
thn possnsxiioi ( k,. United States di
trirt ntt(iu-y, wkia requests for in
stns'tioas nod psrmissioo to prococd in
nruiw wrs geared.
Tba psn. who read tho doily papers
snow lo.w nrtss tbo statoRieot has boon
suxiu W Ms. Bi-Mtol refnaed to obey
pvrvni pinny srdani from the dopartmeot
o .indies Ibiii ss tske up the land
rmad ciihm. Tburw noror w:w sot or
sir, peremptory is- nthrrwise, received
by Vhs Usited Sllltuv district altorncv
ts tBiit e tt. Mr. Bristol did out havi
rWsrgn of lbs land fraud esses; thev
ream lidir tti. ilinclioo of l'inri .1
Hny. itr. Ilrae.r lis. Inns loo l.usv
a Sua rrsariwu to I...1 b.-r with the
psopk uf (a"rfo.
Tim dv noil m lit of ioslir. Al.l n..t
lsst lbs land Fraud com tried; and if
t. tad In he tried it did not stunt
0.V. ('. rVislnl to try lli- in. The r ml
will prove t to if. 4Jr. Bristol ia still
t'its,l 8ltr district attorney, slid till
hold the office until his sil sft.r it
lho-t.
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WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Kayle Point,
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WARREN L. OAMIIBON, M. O.,
Physician oisd Burgeon.
Itesidenee, Hotel Moore.
LthTOI.EY & KNKLEY,
Dealers in new nnd kmv-ond hand furni
ture, stoves and tinware, hardware, etc.
Storage and coinniiasion. Woodyard in
connection. All goods delivered to any
part of city.
AI.K tip MUNICIPAL U))S.
Scaled proposals will he received ft,
the city rOuucil of the city of Medford.
Oregon, at th office of the city record
er of said rilv, until Hriduv. .lai r
10, lllliS. at II o'clock p. in., for tlic par
chase of J.1,0nU in ten year, ." per cent
C0Ukiii bonds of said city, in .lenoiiiina
lions of ."il)0 each, interest paviil.l,
semi aanimlly. Kacli bid must . m.
companied by n certified check for an
amount equal to .1 per cent of ill,
amount of such bid. payable to the pity
of Medford. and saiil cilv oil re
serves the right le reject any or all
bids.
Billed at Mldford, Oregon, D Inl.or
11, 11107.
BKN't. M. COI.I.IN'S,
-r'n City Heeor.lVr.
faUpS ftif) COUOA8 sbin
fjlott ciek; hills
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( ')'' JcfrVrs returned Salurda
eeiui(g) fr.ou a cougar Inn, I in h,
Butte cre.(J) nioiintii j in, bringing back
(w)th him nl, mil I In- biggest cm fYi) si. n,
er broiiglit into IVutinl Point. Hi
taslffi s) iilinfisB t,ii r, ..t i i.. i i
mj. .i.iarra) .tsiiinnti-.i ti,;,i . ,
" '' ""r -"" I '"'s. Me mil l,.,T
nsfin r i,rWl.. t 1... : , V
(w)ll be benofg) to carpel an ,,,,1,,,
ary s.ze.1 room. Mr. .Idlers' Inmiinc
''(S,!)""! 'he varmint mid the tirsi si,,,,
from l linrlie's :hl :io fiuislu-d (m)
Kverv cor .lnsed ,,f ins n
good (r.'uv Qiire deer left alive, ns il
is pruts),!,. t nniiuals destroy more
deer every year than most of t.
J)l huniiiii hunters do. Q
NOTES h DBESflla
Ileal Kstate, itentals, Jnsuraoco.
FARM AND
TIMHKIt LAN OB.
Currespoudenco Solicited.
CLASSlTtED ADVEBTI81IMHNT8.
r'Olt CHALK Letter prws, 111x15, for
sa!e; in good condition. Inquiro at
P. O. fl!"
TO ItKNT Two houses, one ! rooor and
bathf one new li-room and bath, both
mo'lera nnd centrally located. In
quire nt V. Oscuhruffge rs resideneo. 23-
r'Olt HRVT (lentleman wanted for
nicely furnished room, near in. Apply
nt Hotel Mooro. tf
A W ELL BSTABLINIIKD retail husi
in ss for sale in Modford. Address P.
O. Box Till, or inquire Tribuno of
fice. tt
FoH liti.NT Nicely furnished rooms;
electric lights. Inquire of Mrs. Ad-
die Uippey, West Seventh St., in the
White l.l.lg. L'r,2
l-'Olt IIMN'T l-'ive desirable, convenicnl
furnished rooms for housekeeping; no
rliilrcn. :iu" North C at. MO
V A NT I-: 1 1 All kinds of second hand
goods at the Woods building near Bub
bard 's Lindley & Lindley. tf
'oil HAI.K l-'ine lots, good soil, excel
lent buiir.ing ground, I'.Hh ood 1 sta.
See owner, Prof. M. H. Signs. tf
FOB EXCI1 A Nil K Msdford properly
for oilier profierly. Adrdens Loch Box
418, Medford. Or. tf
WANT lil) To rent, a furnished house.
d or 7 rooms, electric ligbu, closo in.
l ull at mv office. Dr. R. R. llnnnl
ton. tf
h)tt HALE New resideneo, Just com
pitted, second block west of high
vbool. West Reventb atroot; fino col
oniol interior; cheap if sold soon, lo
quiro Tribune office. tf
LOST-One bay mare colt, (1 montliB
old, wliilo strip ill face. Iteward for
return of ainie. U. (1. Shirley, P. O.
Bex ot. Resilience second bouso soutli
oil Ulnk. If
tt ANTe.lW- !l..uBiWoik or windotv
cleaning by day op hour; hamUie fur
nituie made to order; art work repair
ins. A. Tatsiimi, Seventh St., near
bridge. If
'Oli NALP. tine nud n quarter acres
improved bind, with. .1 room bouse,
l-srii. outbuildings, nnd well, $ltt)).
hloodsd f i II.-V, 7 in. ml lis old, is red by
Hubert I.., tliO; also .lersey heifer calf.
P. I. Scott, owner. tf
A UOOII invesiment For sale, first
inoiti;ige. $7-111, on first class real es
tale, due in 0 mouths, draws 7 per
ceiVl iliti'lest; will discount principal
enough to make a good profit for pur
clinser; will accept cash, check or cer
P. O. Box
2.1S
tificnte of deposit. Address
'.71. Medford, Or.
IIKI.P W A NT LB - We furnish help for
unlets, lumbermen, mills, hotels, res,
tuurniits, oliousc keepers, lauiidrvs.
raticl M.en, orcliardists, wood cutting.
1'iiil.i rs. liOicliiiuts, contriH-tors, or
.-ilivon,. desiring help of iriy kind.
Lea-re, your orders with us. Noyes
I'nssler ir Hotel Moore tf
'OK S V?,K -At n bargain, ninety ncres
of the choicest fruit laml in Koeoe
liver vsllev, rich soil, all level, well
vvatO.-tl, good aix room house, good l
barn, threu goiwl wells, abundance of:
water. All under cnllivatioa ready
for orchard. In&udiitci purchasers I
shoiiM see this place before port-ViaYing
.no. vailins. ,usli Itolel. ,.l.,liad.l
pO'. 174tf
Foil HALF Tlie real estate lirm ol'
Nov.s Hr.-ssl.-r will be found at'
llo-ir old .(fc,. on Hie West Side near
tin. II. .1,1 Wft): hv (5) di cide.1 not
an slibvv you as gn.stfl
urcvi.. i.e na.i. ir von
ln.vc property to sell, see us. We call
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Buy Tirkota by Wire.
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oinelhing which is of considerable
Interest lo the public gg) rally and
which is perhaps not generally known
is Hie system ..f unpaid orders now in
effect between slartous of the Southern
Pacific company and all points in the
Uuilod States. By means of thin system
tickets may be purchased at M.slfor.l
from any place in the United States and
wailed or telegraphed direct to tho
party wishing lo come hero. Sleepor
acconiuiodatious and small amounts of
ensh in connection with these tickets
may also be furnishsd at the same
lime." tf
Gloves For Christmas
Presents
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Men's $2.00 Cipe Stock iir.t Real .Mocha
Dress (Jloves, special l.fil)
Men's Tl-W C'ae Slmrk and Real Moclia
Dress (!lo ven, special $1.39
Men's $1.12") Cac Stock and Real Mocha
Dress (j loves, special 98c
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P. (Vntciiieri & Co.'s. Ciiiaratiteed
(j lines, all colors. Ladie.s',Snede and
(ilace Hi-button Long filoves.
Rogiiliir $-1.1X1 values $3.49
Regular 3."rf) values $.1.19
(Vnlenieri, rejriilar length, thi'ee-clnsp
(J loves.
$2.01) values $1.79
$l.rH) vulues $1.:!9
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Holiday Goods
In every corner. Good, useful presents, such as Turses,
Handkerchief, l'aus, (Shawls, Relts. liloves, Slippers,
Waists, Shirts, Neckties, lOtc.
Men's Flannel Shirt Special
All those regular $3.(M) and $L'.0O doulile and single
breasted Shirts, now, each $1.79
VAN DYKE'S
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Shoes
Great Doings
in Town
No. h 1 u It tho first boat that wo have any record of; Mosos was tho
man that did the llrst writing, for ha wroto tho law on tho tablets of
stono; Jacob pullsd off tbs tint wrestling match; Solomon built tho
finest building that history records; Colambns discovered Amorica;
Ooorgo Washington licked tho British; Abe Lincoln turned tho negroes
loose; Roso Tedofolt killed a bear, but it remained for Shortio Oanictt
to pull off the first sale on hardware.
Investigate tho giiossing contest. Look at the goods ho is now giv
ing 10 per cent off on until the first of the year. It's to your benefit
to do so.
WE DON'T USE AXE8, BUT HELL THEM.
SHORTY GARNETT
l.o ii. Ill, -re srr-M.. b,.
II ll for vou. We will i.Ko ...,n,l
' up to dal uplowiinit ,iffi,-c whcraTf
inn furnish li,.o to nnvoio. ...ool.tv tin
(Tl iiufi inic. ,,rtn)ttt.'r uh.. v.n.p tf
v ., ..:r :. w. ,n
! i.mi in t-u ' ' your r
il"T with ut. Ntiym lrt'siiT. tf
MlrSa' S'Yi m K-- All kin.U tl$
ir''-'". l'"H. luro ttn.l fruilj.
iMu.iili.nl Mith'lit'M of jipj.lWtind fam
mill H-Ht lu-M, iin-liitlitin Nfwtowii ntul
St.it. iil..TK .(.1.'h; it full hue of tip
linljiti1 iiurm iv Htm It, in nrv ur mnll
m-Mi tMtilifii1 va.1t.-v on mill WK (H). WV HiM'1 l. 'i1tt vb y.-iir ni..4ty
wr, Wji)thr to h' ihHT IkfV-oit your fhillnrt wl'hga thai il m) b lmi nl
(ur h.ittiv i'iiii-iiUar. vciy ilii out fnion !hm iiu.ch "iii ,u" ci-'U "nt 'it,
liiW.)ui.-n u.ni.r Mikviial ij-jik. oat PA V INii . DKCAIi (MKNT and fay in-It-rs'-t
. ii ln A'-'in.ta.
0,iti mi iH.unt wnl, thn Mn1'irJ 4au (.ai llattk. wl '-jv otTic-In n:: i(irtvl-fa ar
all I...HI iMvfthti iumI inirrti-d tn (h iiptm kKny' fnC(tler Iti tli.tnl uiJ itn- it, tit r
liale Kivt-r V .4trV.
C$H)cdfcrd national Bank
Oapftal .r)0,(M).,R; 8ui'phis'$iO,(KXl.0O
Si
ltn; .Uo utl Kiinl- if urnjiinri.tal
IntuWnl nlirtililM-ry. nt my rtmdtui'
in Stint It Mi-lfont. having jUit ro
a lar(i uliijiiiii-nt, nm prvparn)
tn rill onlrr litiimil iitti'ly. Iiitjuiro nt
WitrniT' iStorr. L. U. Warnrr, Sr.,
Mr.lfor.l. (r. 0tf
Because He Paid by Cheeky
Nut Innji s bits. tima man in this rointiMimty wai pi38)JiJ With
a bill ttiut lttv hud ntn'a.lv lit prt-iuyU the paid t'faot ha
(I ) viun'hor in fviiluiire, and it us ttum itt,otO provt'ii that li hJ
Thin batik cortliiilly invite your a.'i'ount, Tiijtvctyto ohn-k, tu4 ,
will plvanoil to rcniltT vou t h most, iitTu-irniPrvico- -s
JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
Established 1888- O MEDFORD. ORE.)
Capital, Surplus and Deposits Over $625,000 q
ONLY A FEW DAM3 NOW UNTIL CE.SISTMA3. The projier time to select jour gifts is NOW, aj- noWl
wliwi ., Iiave a good itdectloa. EEMEMBEE, we uarry the largest cwlwWJ Voi im the city uf exelusig
HOLIDAY GOODS o
No trouble to show goods. CAIili AND 8EB OS.
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Rich Cut Glass
T.atiMt Hliowinga of Vases,
Npples, Berry Bowls, Sugar
nrnl Cream Pitcher, Etc.
(i in. Nappies from $1.25 to 95
S in. llerrv Hir.vls (ebryaan
llieniiim ciit) from $3.50 to 112
.Sugar ami (,'reaiu set, Wbirl
wiml pattern. .13.60 to $11.75
GILLETTE SAFETY BAZOBS.
JUST THE THING POB
A MAN.
$5.00 UPWABD&
3 Christmas Time At f
Medford Pharmacy
is always a busy season, nnd if yon
choose your Xnuus gifts early you will
get tho best selection, although wu have
enough for everybody iu our superb
array of Xmas goods. Handsome boxes
of perfumes, manicure and toilet sets
in handsome 'boxes, shaving sets.
Wo also have a beautiful line of
Leather Goods, such as handbags, purses
wallets and card cases, ete. Reduced
prices.
We flso have a handsome array of
Christmas Postals, a suitable Christum
gii't for vour f'-iends.
HEMS ARE SOME OF OUR nPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR THE COM
ING HOLIDAYS: BEAUTIFUL HAND-PAINTED WATER COLORED
AND CRAYON PICTURES, BY NOTED ARTISTS, A BEAUTIFUL PRES
ENT FOR YOUR FRIENDS, YER Y SUITABLE FOR FRAMING.
Toilet Sets
In Ebony, Sterling Silver, Celluloid and Stahnrn.
f'ombination Brush and Comb 3et, 9 pieces, eb
ony, plr.ah lined ease 917.50
Combination Brush a ad Comb Set, G pieces, sterl
ing silver, plush lined case 11.00
Combination Brush and Comb Set, 4 pieces, cb-
ooy, plush lined case 9 8-00
Brunh and Comb Set, 3 pieces, celluloid, plush
lined case 9 4.75
Brush and Comb sot, 3 pieces, colluloid, silk lined
case $ 1.50
Manicure 8.t, 0 pieces, ebony, plush lined case. 9 6.00
Shaving Sets, silver $ 5.00
Manicure Sets, 4 pieces, ebony, plush lined cas.f 3.50
Shaving Setr ebony 9 4,50
Military Brushes in rosewood, ebony, sterling sil
ver and cherry, from 91.50 up
Smoking Sots from 91.25 to 910.00
Baby .Sets, celluloid, piuk, blue and white 91 up
Glove Boxes, colluloid, from 50c to 93.00
Handkerchief Boxen, celluloid, from 50c to 93.00
Tio Boxes, celluloid, from 50c to 93.00
Cuff ami Collar Boxes from 75c to 91.50
SAY, WHERE ARE YOU GOING ! WHO, ME? YES! WHY THE
The Medford Pharmacy
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107 SEVENTH STHEliT
-TWii.jiasiiai'lgJltJSS ll'IHH'WW,; nsMasrriMijuU".
Useful Gift Articles1
WHICH COST BUT LITTLE MONEY.
Where on earth, outside of a dry goods store, can I secure small but useful arti
cles to he used as gifts for ladies and children and which will cost onlv a small
amount of money? If you will stop just a moment and think, you will come to
the only conclusion, tnat tliey can he procured nowhere outside of a ladies' store.
I limk o
Belts, littl
Drapes and
numerous to mention,
WH INVITE THE MEN TO VISIT WITH US AND WE WILL BE CLAD
TO HELP WITH A SUGG ESTION.
onciusmn, inai uiey can ne procured nownere outside of a ladies store,
the hundreds of useful articles, such as Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Bags,
le notions and Jewelry articles, Pearl Necklaces, etc., Shell Goods, Yeils,
id Scarfs, Purses, Fancy Box Goods, Furs, Waists and manv others too
Fur Marmots
THE NEWEST IDEA FROM THE EAST.
Boys, here is a unujue Xmas present fur her. She
can't buy it in a millinery store, in fact these good
nrr only to be had in thr largest Htores of the cilief.
They are all the r:tj;e just now and the young lady who
po"i'Sses a "Marmot" or fur hcadpieee will be the envv
nf hr friends.
ONE PRICE, 93.75.
Fine Umbrellas
'i enn't h-.-lp railing your att.-ntion to our I'm
lirHIus. Th.'y ;iri' liriin.l m-n. having mine, for tho
must part, in tin- Inst Uu doys. The haiullps ar se
lNtfHi ! s mini who has hu.l Inna experience in
sHivting the k'n.l l.est liki-il by the Indies. The
trimming nr.- :;iiariinti i il uiitiiriiishiiMo nnil tho cov
ers will wenr.
$1.00 AND UP TO $7.00.
Xmas hosiery
SEE THE FANCY HOSIERY.
Here is n chance to d;trn the old
Mock iiti;s !v buying a ih-w pair in
stead it iid itt ;i saving. ltesidcs. you
il-.n't want the goodies Santa pours in
your stocking to full ihroiiKh (he holes.
n pair for ladies' fam-y Hosiery,
our b. st J'e el.TS.
a pair for (adits' whitf sole and
i II bine 'i 1 1 imp, t he bi st ral lies
r fff.ri-it nt :V mid 4 U.
29C
a piiir for llies'.
. hihlrt n ' Iksv !!," 1,
a pair for h i.lr. . .'
usually sci'l nl I.V .
mil
Furs
We haven't the largest
sto. ks of furs in Mr.lfor.1, tint
we have Home very good stvloa
and wi own them, so that wc '
ran si ll them tit almot whole
sale prieen. We in ite yon to
Ink.
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Sale of Goats and Suits
-If " n neej of coat or suit, we eon , .., t!. i. need nt a g.iodtv
vMti, tVtr I'PMs nnd mils nre positiivly tliis -.-.ive's ) west pr.KluetionsT'
V ) """!" "'""ii severest tests as ,i oeaiitv. e,., -., .- .i.:,, n,i u,,,,,. f
, 0 finish. Come nu, Wot,;rful liargami al 1 X) ATD Al.OKO' lTP
v.' 'SO Cr Ml - -
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