SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL'
A largo assortment of post card al
bums, juat arrived at Hull's Postal
Shop, Ulc to $2,511. Com.' and see them. I
lBhhard building, nea. bridge, tf
William T. Sehafer nf Mound dia-
trict, the successful porQdogist, was in'
Medford Saturday after fruit trees.
Irwin Aubrey of Coleman ( reek was .
in our- midst Saturday visiting his I
friends.
John Boduburg and Charles Stacy, nc-1
coiupunied by their wives and Mrs.
lircon, did their Christmas shopping in
Mitjford Saturday.
Q-'loyd Pearce, the miner, was over
j from Poorman's Creek Saturday, ac
compaiuVd by his wife.
A.cUakur, forcmu of the Southern
Oregon Coal company, was among his
Medford friends Saturday.
V Miss Jeuncssn Butler, teacher of pit
no, theory and harmony. BesiMenua ia
, West JI4fHra. Telapbona 791. tf
y Vance Hondrickson, the auccossful
farmer, ha been in Medford several
tinnsj during the past fortnight.
A. U Hooper, manager of the Mount
Pitt Mining comny, which is develop
ing an excellent property, in Jump-Off
Joe district, spent Saturday afternoon
in Medford. -
Frank K. Trotter, the genial printer,
who has been connected with The Tri
bune for several months, and Mi
Maude Richards, an amiable, popular
young lady, were united in marriage
Sunday. They left on that evening's
train for Caldwell, Idaho, the groom's
home, accompanied by the congratula
tions and best wishes of their numer
ous friends.
J. C. Hall and his family were at
Central Point Sunday attending the
funeral of William A. Owen, the well
known pioneer, who was Mrs. Hall's
father.
King's for Lnwney's. "on- and
Curither's choc-dares.
S. M. Hawk is down from the unsur
veyed portion of I!ig Butte district,
where he and many others are awaiting
Hie pleasure of the powers that be.
Mrs. A. Elmer of Jacksonville and
her daughter, Miss Clara, the school
' teacher, were Medford visitors Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn of I'hoenix
were in Medford Saturday interviewing
our merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Drisko, who have
been spending several months in Mal
heur county, are in Medford again.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nicholson of
North Jacksonville were in Medford
Saturday trading with our merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bellinger of North
Jacksonville tarried in Medford a while
last Saturday.
Christmas decorations, Inrirol, mistle
toe, fir, Oregon grape and Xmns trees
delivered. Leave orders at The Tog
gery, care O. T. Whitman. tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. Carv. Mr. and Mrs.
O. Caster anil Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Furry
.were amnng the residents of "Phoenix
' precinct who did business in Medford
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. R. J. Cameron of t'nion visited
relatives living in- Medford one day
last week.
J. D. Pearce -came down from Trail
Creek Saturday for ft short visit among
Medford 'friends.
A. Orissom and A. M. Helms of Cli
v.y :-?tnax- were among the .many in Medford
during the past week.-
:'..-Kivo to 20-nere tracta near Medford,
l'75 to : 1 50 an acre, (lood In ml an I
o ed witer. Knsv terms. in.piit,' -if
('. 'I. Pierce & Son. "Ji
Messrs. Stone and Itriner of Talent
spent several hours in Medford Nattir
dav afternoon.
Harrv Thrasher, the barber, who has
been' in Roseburg for some time past
returned to Grants Pass last week.
' F. M.' Ferguson and W. K. Price of
. AViiluw .Springs precinct were in Med
ford Sail rdav afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George C. Garrett of
Mound precinct made a trip to Med
ford one dav last week.'
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. A. Pruett of Roxy
were Medford visitors Saturday.
scenes, which are so beautiful and bo' I
universally extolled. There is no hand,
uo day parade, but audiences fiudMhat
night brings evidences of more sump-1
tuous preparation than u often Been. :
Miss Mercy has uever appeared to bet-!
..t advantage ami critiagree that of
the uuuy stellar roles in whuh she has'
"I ""'J for the ast tea yeats none'
iiiruisu sucli opportunity for this gifted
young aetr.ss as dois "The Holv t itv. " '
Misii Morty, wh will ap-.iear as Sa
lome, the daughter of King Herod, is
a typical southern girl, being reared
in that grand old historical town of St.
Ajigustine, and i)uf the clear aift gg-
....... suMim-iu ipe pg iiueu lor in-
beautiful princess ofoGallilee.
A BaV aOLDICB
aotr to km BXVrABo
J. flcckuthora died at his rtwidatvo ia
Butte Palls Monday anwainf ifXr a
lingering illness, . lie did faod arie
in the Philippines during tke srsr '
Sin, where he contracted tbe diswasa
Which causetd his death. Jrr is sur
vived by his wife, mother sad seas ml
isters. There are many aho will r-
gret to hear of this rxealleat yoaag
man's demise.
RANCHES
FOR RENT
Grain Alfalfa and Stock
Ranches.
DR. C. R. RAY,
Medford, Or.
BUSINESS CARDS.
B; B. HAMILTON, St. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Successor to Dr. R. S. DeArmond.
Office in Ritter-Duulap Block.
Phone 6S3.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO & DUEHAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Bugle Point, , Oregon.
WARREN L. CAMERON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Residence, Hotel Moore.
LINDLEY t LINDLEY,
Dealers in new and second hand furni
ture, stoves and tinware, hardware, etc.
Storage and commission. Woodynrd in
connection. All goods delivered to any
part of city.
NOYES & DEESSLER-.
Heal Kstate, Rentals, Insurance.
FARM AND
. .TIMBKH- LANDS. '
Correspondence Solicited.
'THE-HOLY CITY"
TOMORROW NIGHT
Theater patrons will have increased
interest in the remarkable performances
now being given of last season's incom
parable success. "The Holy City." he
cause of changes made in the play. In
selecting for his beautiful drama the
Baptist Mr. Bennett chose the most
thrilling narrative of St. John the Bap
tist Mr. Bennett chose the most dramatic-
story ever lold. The epoch rever
ing the birth of Christianity provides
scenes of vivid comparison: the arro
gant and sen uilal splendor of the b'o
man. shown wtih Hi- great-r spiritual
beauty of the hiinihle follow -rs of the
Master presents enthrsllisg contrasts.
N'o more absorbing tragedy was ever
conceived, no greater sta- t-Vtur-s "
'' pres-ntot. H-.ectnenlar ami powerful
acting combine Scenes of cncluetmant,
. lViHoire '-I'-Mmi!. Hoolgllt. The 'liter
pfetina" coistny formed for this, the
third . aol roe support of Mis
Morey :s the atrong.-rt that could be
en;ig.-d. The performances an- Sg.in
the mot important theatrical ofl'eriag
of the year.
Believing their public to be more in
t-rest--d ill artistic production than i"
-It s: of tram-porting .:iraplicni:ilia.
i,t- ('..int.- A Kl.sher d" not advertise
'trains of cars" or "t--n nt SC-'io ry. "
rt'-rm:ii:- ot I no
THE GOLDEN RULE
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theater stt.i
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ill tuat is g-ner:illv ll
-ai i trriii-i'etncn' '
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l.-ar.-d
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vi-lr. th-
1 think I 'II buy me a false face
nnd dress up like Kril Kiakls.
Golly! They had us going mini
on Saturday in all parts of tin.
pure food emporium. The bois was
jumping over the counters about 11
a. 111. to save time. Om- he hlltllji-d
into me. I couldn't ot out of ais
way in tiaue. - All he said war
'Willie, this nieVc a hit with
me." All I aid a: "Me !'."
I g,os a lot of folks ia thia ia
will b- saying "M " h""1
,.t Wistmfay morning. 'oii
ano i'a n-.t SlwS th-sw
etiw.-t hr WO'
W.-ll. !.-Ill' cB efiaWt "Be
thiag ' " ''"" at Ona-w-aa or
uv oth.f tirr.e. and tha' :s g-"l
ro.,-ri.- and g ad t r-;. t tr p m t . The
'((olden Pale" I" "" '"I' ''li'i"'
mas moriiina nnd ev.-ry "tie r in Til
i tl. y-nr. mid tin.' ' no San
t.-i l an ,i"l,e. Nn lot h-'v''
your oid' r tarly for that X:i a
tlinn'-r.
MILLER 4 EWBANK
TO-NIGHT! MUSIC!
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ROBES o
TUXEDOS
SUITS
TROUSERS
HATS
'HAND KERCH I'EVS
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OlaJu Mayiia.
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MUKFLERS
COLLAR BAGS
o HOSIERY
' .. . FANCY VESTS
NECKTIES
SUSPENDERS
SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS
COME OUT TONIGHT AND HEAR THE MUSIC.' ENJOY YOURSELF, AS WELL AS
SEE THE BEAUTIFUL LINE OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS. EVERY. ARTICLE AN
ACCEPTABLE PRESENT TO ANY GENTLEMAN. AVE MAY 1IAVE: JUST THE
THING YOU WANT FOR HIM. EVERYBODY WELCOME.
M
o d e 1 (T lothing O ompany
.edforcPs orrect Hlothiers
SEVENTH AND B STREETS.
SEE OUR . WINDOWS.
GREAT CHANCE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.
For securing 25 new yearly subscribers to The Tribune we will out
fit the high school baseball team with a complete set of new uniforms,
belts, caps, baseballs, bats, masks, catcher's pads.
Or for the same mnuber of subscribers we will furnish the girls'
basketball team with a complete outfit of uniforms, balls, etc.
Club together, and by a tew hours' work, you will be able to
secure I his grand offer. Cnll at the Tribune office for receipt books,
etc.
Prizes are on exhibition in the show windows of the following
stons:
Klgin gold watches and diamond rings Medford Jewelry & Optical
company.
Solid gold fountain pens, ladies' gold writing sets, gold handled
umbrellas and ornamental clocl-s Klwoad 's Jewelry store.
Winchester rifles and shotguns Hoyden's hardware store.
- Suits of clothes Daniels' clothing store.
Rosewood manicure sets, music rolls Medford Phaminry.
-Birdseye tnapln parlor- writing desks Medford Furniture company.
Smoking jnckets The Model Clothing company.
Teddy Bears, manicure sctrt-Medford Book Wore." '"'
Fancy stationery Russell's candy atore.
Carving sets, chafing dish setsShorty (inrnett's.
Purses and girls' sweaters Bakerf-'lutchason company.
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test is now on and as large numbers of will help you along,
the students are busily engaged in set-; Home of the prizra are aa follow:
curing new subscribers for The Tri- "11 Stetson anil 5 Totej
Iiiiiic so as t obtain one of das- bean- f-.".nfi drejs shoea So vo!-s
liful prizes offered, high a ksiol stii- ftn Watenw.r. fountaia M,
d--uSj should avail tneiuaelvea or taoa
opportunity to secure a iliamond ring,
gold w:i:ch. auit of clothes or Winchea
tcr ritl".
A littb effort on your part and you
will lc nJilc to earn nwrtt tur rit yiv
di-aire wifVia a faw dakya.
gold- ii. . united
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;. ml lv wtirkiiiK iinntiiif yuu r friendn
t r,i relalivd V"ii will hnve no trouble
in pern ri hi; :i f-w new niitixcrilierH t"
Tril-iine nt! e:irii n M)itit iftil prize.
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Christmas
Candies
Ns mare snltaats present than a box
af Bttssell's Candtsa.
Oar canwlea ars made fresh every slay
right la oar iwa snap.
Ns ix months fran makor ta coa
sHawr, as is the ease wit eastern and
etaT lmfwrMil sweots.
OtieeaiaMS, Baat-Bsats, Taffieo, Bvery
tklag In tha Canjtsy lie maao, alaaast
while you vara,
CaarlllrJ froik, paaas, vastewaaw aara
dallsaaaa, at y
RUSSELL'S
1 $t National Bankl
1 CAPITAL 5,m
The YAingest and Strongest
Resources $360,ooo 5 o
WE 0 -DON'T SPECULAtl?
WtH. B. CROWELL, President. O. CRAWrORO. Assistant Cashier,
f. K.DUEL, yice-Presldent. - M. L. ALFORD, Cashier.
t.EO. w! DUNN. 8econr vie.ia!!. nt.
A WONDERFUL FEAT
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some dredging bet we
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