L SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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Mr. ami Mrs. Gua Wiley uud John
Wilev of Ashland were recent vwiture
A large assortment of post card al- F. II. Hopkins of the Suowy Uutte
bums, just arrived at Hull s Postal orrliur!. vMeh a.l.i ius l Vntriil I'nint.
Shop. 10c to $-.5i. Come and we them. js making preparations to plant G000
Huhlmrd huiMiujr. near hridj;e. tf 'fruit tries, jirimii-jilly u:irs.
.lanir T. runners nf (irays Harlorr
Wash., arriveil Saturday in Medtord ;
and will make an extended visit at
the home of J. M. Schmidt and fam
ily. W. .?. Wanl and family of 1'ortland
arrived Satnrd iy mid will visit during
the ludtdays at the homes of J. V.
Kei.ur an I Joel Ward.
lilake Adams, who hoMs u respon
sible position at tho Jilne Ledge mine,
is in Med ford mak'nm; friends his first
vsit in over sen ltyhlis. Sixty men
are employed at that property, not
withstanding tlie i nv lenient weather
uouOrevniitiig, and inm h development
TO-NIGHT! MUSIC!
Attoruev
Hubert
ho
'Ja:
work is being done.
Denuty lMstriet
' Oii.olfc.'iQ formerly of Mfc'onl. v
-attends to the work of . prosecution
the (juvenile court at Portland, is con
fined to his home Inr illai-fV1 Having
been iMonr health for year, he came
mar n-nllapsing under the shock of
i G'u'ltf' Siiwr's death. The le jurist
had been one of' his closest friends.
Although he is kept at home, Mr. (ial-
loway's friemls do not feel any alarm
over his condition.
O Lj. T'l'1 ? Kmioria, Kan., a broth
er of Mrs. H. A. Hover, who has been
-j visiting V jthe Hover home for the
past inun t h, has purchased land near
' I'hoenix Hud will make the liogue liiv
er valley his future home.
Miss ,' unesse liutler. teacher of pin
no, theory and harmony. Residence in
West Meilford. Telephone 7;i!. tf
Mis. J. H. Stewart. I'illo'n Hill and
I. VitV and s.n have left for San Fran-
' ViS'iV'." win re Mrs.. Sti-wart will spend
the winter. Mr. Hill -and family will
spend the holidays in" the city.
William 1'lrich of Kagle I'"iiit trail'
acted business in Medfnnl S;iturday. j
John J-;. Puller of (iriffin i.'ny-fc, wlm
ni-eutly injured hi. left 'arm by the
explosion of a shotgun, is improving.
Ceorge K. Osgood, whopurchased sonic
land west of Medford. is setting out
( -ISO acres of m-ctmul. planting Yellow
-Nev.mviw. ''Mv. .Osgood- Will plant l.n
:U(,r r. 7 -
.'.. .John Swausoii '.of ('a.gl'' Point, who
came to Medford n month tifo to take
treatment for typhoid tVver, has fully
recovftred.
Kin for Lowroy b. ,onV hu
Oii?'Mir -'hoc latps
J. W. MImc, an uncle of Jesse O.
HodgiS. -d at the Hodge home
(.,.;, p.y , -."ang from Portland. Mr.
V!;r ap l fr"nily will spend the holidays
t Mi m f'oi d and may possibly locate
P'T::;aiH ntlv.
Jwhp Ji.il.-Xeil of .facksonville
s 'ear Saturday mi Nfcjford.
Janus P. Tn-ker, a rancher from
v nv Plmeirx. -'nisacted business in
- Med ford 'Saturday.
. -. P'tik Uuliol Criffin f'riH'k tru n mil
er in Medford Suturdav.
James' Fryer of Kagle Point spent
Saturday in Medford looking after bus
iness matter.
Christmas decorations. laurel, mistle
, toe. Sir, Oregon grape and Xtnas trepn
W , del iv reed. Leave orders nt The Tojj
jfery, care O. T. Whitman. it
M r. aud Mrs. James A. 'hastein.
w ho have resided in Medford for " sev
eral months, and who intended to re
main until Kpriug. have concluded to
return to their old home at Honanza,
Or., and will leave for that place De
cember The doctor was for many
years actively engaged in the practice
of medicine in the" Rogue River valley
during pioneer days.
Five to 120 acre tracts near Medford.
!" to :''!."') mi acre, (load land ant:
jf. od water. KasV terms. r 1 1 ( 1 1 i r . nf i
('. P. Fierce Ac Son. 2M
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hewlett of Ka
gle Point were Medfftfd fullers Friday. J
Imv R. T. Harnett and wife aud fiabr
spi-ut Friday in Medford visit ing u!d
acpiaintaiici's.
Mrs. Laura (i. tiardiier from Asbes-
ts came to Medford Friday to attend
to huitieK matters.
All .of the log, fixtures .ami milling
property belonging to the Sugar Pine
Lumber company . nt Unite Falls has
been purchased by P. II. Harris. Mr.
Harris will begin cutting the logs into
lumber at once.
Caswell Taylor, who has been in the
country near Climax prot'etinjj for
coal, has returned to Medford on ac
count of bad weather. Hp did not
spend sufficient time to make satis
factory developments and will retnrn
when weather conditions permit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hriskii returned
Friday agter an absence of three months
at The Hallos.
Mr. a;'.'! Mr. Carl Surrejoin will soon
leave Medford t- taut itp their resi
dence on thM'r fruit ranch innr Kngle
Point.
V. E. Page f North Medford, who
has bi-en suffering from nrvrr at
tllck of la gripi-e f.r th" na-t tlire-week-,
has sufficiently recf.vered there
from t" bi out upon the Ktret-ts again.
Charles Wailham it ml Mr. and Mrs. R,
L. IJighnms from Spnkate-. Wk-Ii., are
the pitei arrival in Medford a nil will
bcv.'Hif I'erinanent residi nfs.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Heimroth of ntrar
Central Point were Medt'oid busines"
callers Friday.
Willi K. Punis. a vet. .ran of Un
civil war. who has b n sojourning in
Medford for the pat three days, de
parted for R.."eburg Friday evoning.
K. S. nuigi. v is tie- ..-.-..i.d of i.r:,n'
I'r,s' .i"-iio s im ii to apph fT r.'li'-f
, from hi- d.ht through b;. m l. ru pt.y pro-
Fresh Complexloa
It preierved and produced by
Robert In e. a mild, delightful
preparation, delicately fragrant.
Makei the ikin exquuitelv softt
P f banishes crackled appearance caused
by over-dryness) reduces the sue of
enlarged pores, cleanses them, re
duces UlllillllllUtUUU HJltl BUICUUJ 111 CTBIi,
radiant plow due to wholesome nourish
ment of skin glands and stimulation of
the capillaries wnicn aiso ieea
skin ana supply its neaiuuui coior.
Ask your Druggist for a Jrti sampU of
OBERTINEJ
Music To-Night!
Xorlini-'s Orclu stni will gWe u 'uu-.'rt here frmn 7 till U) oVIciok toiiijlit ulul Miimlay. Kvcrylunly I'omo mil unci bring your frii'luls. Vii'w our
i-li'Haiit lino uf iiM'ful llnli.lny Pr.s.Mils. V,m may liml just the article" ynu Imvo licoii svuri-hiiiK int. Vi luivo n lino of Xovolty lloliiluy lloxod
tiuotls tluit is miByriiassi'd by nny plin-o in tho oity.
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REWT
ijruiu Ali:il;a aul Stoi 1 '
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SUGGESTIONS FOR HIM
l'uiu'y lioxiil .Susponilors 75c to $'2.00
T'liiify Imxwl Mufr'lors o. . '. S1.25 to S3.50
Fuuoy ImxoJ llnsiivy S1.00 to 56.00 '
I'amy boxo.l (limes e. .1.C0 to $3.00
Vuuoy lioxo.l IliiiulUoivliiofs S1.00 to $0.00
Piuicy lioxV'il Noi-ktic 7!ic to S2.00
Wo lire showing you :in oli'j,'ant lino of Suit Cases at $r.00
$13.00, $q.5, $7.50, Si.00, S10.90, S12X0 to Sir..00.
Louuiu Kobos, Halh Kolios ami .House Coals. We aro
showing n lino of those unsurassoil any jilaee for Iho price.
$4.50 to $10.00. '
Khirts, nil iatteriis '..$1.00 to $8.50
Xilit downs .- 750. to $2.00
Pajamas ,' $1-25 to $4.50
Tiulerwoar, ju-r suit.. $1.00 to $11.00
Hals, nol.by sllni.os $2.00. to $6.00
BUSINESS CARDS.
It. V.. HAMILTON, M. D.,
Pliyr. ian anil h-itrgc-on.
Successor t' P:: K. s.'-DoAnnond.'
Office ii. itit',' I'-ihiulap lilock.
Pho: ox:.
Win, M. t' ''3, j:.oi-, Qi.
COI.VI S DURHAM,
Attoriicys-at-Law.
; P.iss, Or.
VM. W. P. HOLT, M. D.,
riiysician f.nd S'.irgeon.
P..nt. Oregon.
WAREEN L. CAMBBON. M. D.,
Physlcim and Burgeon.
KiviilcM', Hotel Moore.
ft LXNDLXY,
llealers in now anil scconil hunrl furni
ture, stoves anil tinware, hardware, etc.
storat;" nnil connnissifin. Wooilyard in
connection. All goods delivered to any
,an of city.
NOTES ft DBEBS1XE.
Keal I'.slale, Rentals, Insuraiiff.
FATtM AND
M'lMP.KI! LANDS.
Correspondence Solicited.
THE GOLDEN RILE
Till
'Music t hi inTi t - iiin.e out niol en joy yourselves a well as inspiicl jur.o,oll ljne of Men's Wearables.- Buy his present hero hud you get
the bi st. ' 1 ' '
'odel
.edford's
lothiiig
orrect
SEVKNTIl AND 15 STREETS.
ompany
lothiers
SEE OUlt AVJNDOWS.
GREAT CHANCE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT!
4 f . Tt'-f'f-f'-f'f'f
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t SPECIAL INDUCSMENt TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.
MS
fJ.I'J'i.'J t
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II T"l hi
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thiiih I 'II boy ne a false face
ml ilres up like Kris Kinkle. .
(iollv! Th.-.v lill'l "ii "ilil sum
on Satiinlay in all purls "f Ihis
,,,:re f 1 i :n iirn. 'I'h'o I "ss was
jmnpini! over the c.Minl. rs aboul 11
a. in. to save time. I In.'." lie bilinped
int., me. I .'..oldll't g"t out of Ins
way ill time. All h- ai.l wns:
Willie. th'S makes a hit with
mi All I said Was: " M" t "
I K less a Int of fi.U.s in tins town
will be saying "Me I""" nh'-m
. xt Wednesday morning. V..11
I; H..W it's not I.Kvuys those Who
.Xpei-t the IMOJI that g-l till- Hl"t.
Well, ererviiue can ' X t one
thing al lhi a' 1 luislmas or
any other time, and Mint ' HM'"'
groceries and g I liea'in-iil. The
'Hidden llnle" i- "a tap Christ
iii.'ih liniriiiiig and e ' rv oth-r in .nt
in- in the v-:ir. and thai ' 11" aii
a I lacs jr.l;... N'o let . Ii tV"
vniir oribr early t-r Iliat Xmis
dinner.
MILLER & EWBANK
l'or securing 2.) new yearly subscribers to The 'I'libiine we will out
fit the high school basebnll team with u eoniploto set of new uniforms,
belts, caps, baseballs, bats, niaslis, catcher's pads.
Or for the same number of subscribers we will furnish the girls'
l.i.sl i.tball tviun with a coniidete outfit of uniforms, balls, etc.
Club together, and by a lew sours' work you will be able to
secure this grand otter, call at tne ini.une mi ice i..r iece.pt ......nn,
Piiis are on exhibition ill the show windows of the following
stores: ,
Klgiti gold watches and diamond rings Medford .Tcwlry & Optical
i-i.iiipauv.
Mobil' gold fountain pens, ladies'' gold writing sets, gold-handled
umbrellas and ornamental clod-:, Klwood 's Jewelry store.
Winchester rifles and shotguns Hoyden 's hardware stom.
Suits of clothes Usui. 'Is' clothing store,
liosewood manicure sets, mimic nils Medford Pliarmary.
Phds. ye maple parlor writing deskn Medford Purniture coinpan.
Smoking jackets The Model Holhing company. . ' .
Teddy Hears, manicure sets Medford Hook Store.
Kmicy slat ionery Ilnssi'M's candy store.
Carving sets, chafing dish sets Shorty finrnett 's.
Purses ami girls ' .sweaters Hakerf 1 1 utchuson coiupliuy.
4. 4 i40
The Tribune school boys and girl ton
test is mot on aud as large numbers of
the students are busily engaged in se
curing new- subscribers for The Tri
I, line so as' to oblai ie of the beau-
liful prizes' offered, high sfdool stu
leu's should avail themselves ot -tins
opportunity to secure diamond ring,
giild watch, suit of clothes or Winches
t-r. rill-.
A litlb effort ii your part and yoti
will be able to earn most any prize yi
desire within a rVw days.
Call at 'J'lie Tribune office and get 11
i.c.ipt book, visit your friends, rein
tives and iicinuiintiin.. induce lln'ln to
subscribe for the lost newspaper in
southern Oregon, and you will get the
prize yon desire before you have half
slart.-d.
Kach e. nts secured as subscrip
tion entitles the contestant to one vote. I
v.itl. your friends and relatives. They
will help you vlong.
S..ie of the priz.s re as follows:
if j.llO Stetsoa hats 35 vole?
.41.011 dress shoes- 00 vol"
tlO' Waleri.'ii.i fountain inns,
;yM- mounted . , .'
.-'.'.no pr.is.-s
'flu 111. I 1. 1 re ts
1M overcosts
T..VI I'lobrt rifles
l."'l air guns
tL'o Mlgin gold watch
.-,i b'ambler bicycle
tl Winchester repeating rifl
s I S Winchester sholgllll
single barrel shotgun ...
I'l Victor phonograph
fT.'.'J aSiibroi.bjr.v onllsl
V- i...'ket knives
P. furs, innff and Ilirsw . . .
pyrogrnph y out fit . r. .
If he g.-t a new subscriber for on.- :...'i roller skates
month he gets one vote. If he gets a U-o suit of ct..tlo ,
new subscriber for two mouths, he g. tss..i i diver typ. writer
two votes. Three months entitles liim j :'.." Teddy bears
... il,r,.e voles, and so on. IV" Klgiu gold ladles' watch
Now is your chance to earn it luanti ':;.-.u gun metal
fid Christmas present for yourself or diamoed ring
your friends. I.o.ik in the show window' i -'! nil's dress ...
of the Medford Pharmacy, Ilaniils. tho chafing dish
Model and Toggery clothing stores. Hoy- tin ca-ving sets .
in s inn ware, nnu .ii'iri. mn n. ,o.n... -o.-
50 vol
. . in v.l
.100 vol. s
.l'lll vote
. .r.n vote
. .25 vote
.inn vote
.:inn vol.
.inn votes
. inn vot
. .7.1 Vol
'."fill ..t
75 vot
. . PI votes
. .75 vot
. .'J.'. vot
i-.25 Voles
. IIKI votes
innn votes
. . 25 v
. Hill voles
. .25 vot
2011 vot
Pill vot
el .Vivnl
.'.'I vot
limbic priz.-w.
atcli.s
NASH GRILL
SUNDAY TABLE D'HOTE DINNER
M KNU
Toko Point Ovsters on Hiilf-Shell
Crelne of Chicken, a In Mililaire
Itipe Olives
l-'resli lloyal Chinook Salmon
Creiiin Sniice 1
Po 10s Nlltlirel CilrtunbiTS
Spring I.11111I1 Chops a la Maison d'Orr
Harden Peas
Unas! Milk l'Vd ('upon, Huge Dressing
Hrowned Sweet Potatoes
Wuldorf Salmi, The Nash '
Pumpkin Pic
'Vnnilhi Ice Criyiin, . .
Coffee
Cake;
Siskiyou Sparkling Water
' P. . ODIll.T., Stl w'ard.
Iieceinher fY. P.in7..
,,lli ri .lew.lr.v and Optical company.
i:lw. .oil's j-wilry slure, IIii-seM's and
l.;i,- can-!', flops. Ilaslillis 1I111-
Me.iroid Puriiiltire e.onpanv and1 1
., ... - and giMs' sv.ini. rs at t;.TI Ttit.
' , r II ;' !l -oil 's .ITid !!l.H!V Oilier StOr.sl This e
I .1 ddr. ., .
'll.e Tribune offii.f and IflrU
lleceipl books will In- mniled In Von.
.! be working anumg your friends
1 r.'ativis ;.ou v. ill have no tpuilil.
s ring a fi n. v snliscriln rs 1"
n- aiel are a In n 11 1 i f id prize
,lite"t is open to all -cl I
f the I: ..giie Hi' rl Milh y. l eys
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blank..-
1 st National Bank -
CAPITAL $50,00
The Youngest and Strongest
RESOURCES $S60,000
WE DON'T SPECULATr
WM. S. C'ROWELL, President. O. CRAWFORD. Assistant Ca :..ur.
F. K. DEUEL, Vice-President. - M. L. ALFORD, Cashlor.
GEO. W. DUNN, Second Vice Pier'Bcnt.
II. in1- Ii. Iiosili of Poillaiid receie.l sidcied 'Iregoii's cliaillpioil gra I'l er. like
II, jipiMittil mciit a. iliieilot' of eliili ilblll- I '.I a -1. Ilia II . .li'I'l' Mvei'S and ol 1
l t .i 1i- Ala-l a ilkoii I'li.'it xpo-t-i- leiio I could lio'llti luai'S 011
,!,,,. I., held in Seattle ill limit.! the lookout fur soft snaps.
, I,, , I .mull,, j lions with Mo law ! A P. K.-llogg of Mold Hill, coroner
;,,, 1 :i, . ..o-: in,) will, e .1' JacVs nt', WIIS ill .Ii cksoliville
uoild - fail, al 11 hit, lliillalo. si.js.Mral tunes luring Hi- past week, a
I - ii-ai,.-. Japan, and is eon witness before the grand jury.