SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Write it aff tomorrow.
V. Grant lias becu making Med ford
u visit.
I-. A. Ilurchcll waH in Mi'dfonl Saturday.
Kind's for LowncyX AMon's and
G imt Ih'T b chocolates, tf
A. (Hhw;w down from Trail (Tck
u few days ngn,
A full Hue uf Ko8 diurieu at the Mi1
ford Itook Store. tf
V. II. Glancoe of Walla Walla,
Wash., is a new arrival iu Med ford.
'Anna of Ha men Valley did bnsi
ih'hh in Med ford Saturday afternoon.
William Bcliobele of Anbland was
ainon9liiH Medford friends Monday.
Harry and William Von der JJellen
.were over from Antelope a tthort time
ago.
W. A. Stewart, a ranches from the
east Hide, wan a Medford visitor Mon
day.
P. H. Daily, of Jacksonville, trans
acted business in Medford Monday eve
ning.
The city council will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting next Tuesday eve
ning. Mr. and Airs. W. II. Harnum have
gone to Seattle and Portland on a short
visit.
Dr. IfohiriHon of Jacksonville was a
Medford professional caller Tuesday
morning.
Charles Painter of Central Point was
a Bedford business caller Tuesday
morning.
A. C. Hewlett and wife of Eagle
Point transacted business in Medford
TuemJay. '
James Hansen, a South Medford or-
chardist, was a business caller Tuesdny
morning,
I. W. Harris and John Arnold, two
of our best farmers, were in our midst
Saturday,
"W. T. Mason was up from Talent
Saturday. Ho is conducting a meat
market there.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Kune of Griffin
Creek were, in Medford Saturday on n
shopping trip.
Hon. Miles (.'antra 1 1 of Applegate and
his family spent a few hours in Med
ford Monday.
Emmett Heesnn, a merchant at Tal
ent, was in Medford Tuesdny attending
to biineM matters.
J. H. Iioekersrnith, an east side
rnnchcr, transacted business in Medford
Tuesday morning.
T. K. Olson of Rig Butte, nnd his
family have been in Medford visiting
relatives and friends.
M and Mrs. D. II. Harneburg, who
nro row r sidents of AhIiIimkI, have been
visit iti this section.
J. j. Clemens has been visiting iu
Med'orl during the past week, lie is
located at Centrnl Point.
1). . White, who has been painting
the n".v school house in Meadows pre
cinct, is in Mi-dford again.
M:si:es Amelia Hritt, Hert.ha Prim
and f'.-ni t'lrich of .lacltsoiiville were
recent v' itors in Medford.
Jehu W. McDoiiougli of Talent was
iu M ' ("ord recently. He is improving
a -lO-niM" tract of choice land.
M t. Hchoeiifi'ld and Sherman, who
rece'tl;- 'irrived from lllinnis, are in
Med "or' mi n tour of inspection.
W. W. Willits. M. Perdue, George
Mel'in;- ! and M r. Kant were down
fron- I'r s-iect district recently.
W. T. Miles retiirneil to ' Medford
from V rtland Tuesday, where he had
beer on business for several days.
Mr. rd Mrs. K. H. Mauley, of North
Jacl ( i' -'Me, made friends living in
Medford n visit a few days since.
Mr. ai:d Mrs. J. A. Klmliirst of West
Medford, who have been sick for the
past several days, are convalescing.
M'ss Jeunesse Hutler, teacher of pin
no, theory nnd harmony. Residence in
; Won Medford. Telephone 71U. tf
l !.'. Vilhite, one of the energetic
yoin g I'.irmers of Sam's Valley, spent
sovernl hours in Metll'onl Saturday.
Ami Ijovo wuh in Medford Friday.
H( has sold his interests in Upper
liiigue !;i v er and removed to Centra!
Poii .
Mv f. ' Mrx. Joseph I'ope nre lorat
ed Itt t! Itruden mine, uelir Gidd Hill,
wheie t!: are c mtdm-t mil a boarding
llOUM .
Hon. U. Ne;.!on of Table Ko. U and i
Hi-Vi r;( -i. oilier.' of his f.-nnilv Were in
Med e) .1 icceiil y, -;olitlg With our
men ii.-ii'-1,
It. W. Houston and .Mm MeKeymdds
of Will Springs dMlriet. the' Well
i'Mi'V :i 'ier. spent a few limns iu
Me,!!",., : -tnrd-iv.
l-'i ' a-re tradx urar Medford. I
.;." to on ;n re. ti t ;m,l an, I j
K'1 -c. :-isy trims. In. mire of
C. I Pi i,c Ji Sun, ' L'll I
C " ' "'.e. Wl... Il l-- be. a in !
mini i ; : i!!i ...tri,-t .I mmm; the!
w , s :.t the e ford !
l'h:u m i, t-iiii. ;
Y;-.r .Inne.s, the painter., h:ai
etla! !: ' I u :i..juarers in the ll;ir
liuin Imi ' 1 -i;, s,- , n'h V,-,, t. i.ijn
ing t'- II d.bat.I W ! bhvK.
A I. !;; - :iirMn at of po-t c;ir,l
'Hi' arrived :it M nil ' Vo
HHop. 1'V N' t'oine and see th-'tn.
1uhbid I'liiUm. ne? lPhltf,. ft
!. t'f"'ni.ir. J. H, rtam,.r i!n.t
,f. W. t "k te t i ho otieife ill
M.ritV. ei n.'i2 the n.nv
George C. II award of Minenapolii ib
a late arrival in Ashland. He was in
M'dford a few days since and expressed
bimyelf very much pleased with our
city.
Hear creek, in its recent rampage
took a considerable slice of choice land
off A ngus McDonald 's place, located
in the eastern part of Medford. Some
thing should bo done soon to prevent
the encroachment of this stream.
' Lincoln Savage, school superintendent
of Josephine county, was in Medford
Monday, accompanied by J. M. Hurley.
Both are successful thrcshermen and do
an extensive buOiess in Southern Ore
gon. D. H. Stewart and Miss II. J. Peter
son left on the northbound train for
Grants Pass Tuesday. They are woo
ing in the interest of tho American
lodge, and report good success in e
'. .irin - new members.
The Medford Rifle club's sfcoot was
not a success yesterday on account of
the rainy weather. There were only 10
or 11 events during the forenoon and
nothing in the afternoon. A shoot will
be held again in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Morey, who have
been visiting in Portland with the for
mer's parents for the past two weeks,
returned this morning, and Mr. Morey
will take up his duties again at the
general store of Miller & Eubank.
I). C. Gleason of Los Angeles has
taken a permanent position as sales
man with the Toggery, "Medford's
fnshion store for men," whero ho will
be pleased to meet the many friends he
has made during his stay here, and
how them anything needed in men's
wearing apparel.
Frank Shinty, who has purchased
some Rogue River valley land, formerly
from Jowa, is an old neighbor or l. r.
Lindley's. Not having met for 3
years, they became acquainted again
since Mr. Khinney 's removal to Med
ford. William Martin Heston. formerly of
Grants Pass, probably the greatest foot
ball player Oregon ever produced, has
been chosen as head coach of the
Creighton university at Omaha. Hes
ton was halfback on Yost 's great
Michigan team and was picked for the
All-American team. He came from
Grants Pass.
Bay Ticktts by "Wire.
'Something which is of considerable
! interest to the public generally and
which is perhaps not generally known
J is the system of prepaid orders now in
J effect between stations of the Southern
(Pacific company and all points in the
j Cnited States. Hy means of this system
i tickets may be purchased at Medford
j from any place in the United States and
! .!.;iiled or telegraphed direct to the
wishing to come here. Sleeper
accommodations and smalPamounts of
cash in connection with tickets
may also be furnished at the Fgmc
time." o
No Fire in the Kitchen Range
No Hot Wafer in the House
Then Is the time you ap
preciate the convenience of
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
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Attach a plug to
the nearest lamp
locket aud turn the switch j
PINT, QUART, TWO QUART
AND LARGER SIZES
Pint Size is specially adapted for nursery
Clean
Sale
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RESOUVED
That cvsunc tmc last
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HONST PCOPLC mSCLUWC
HONEST GOODS AT HONEST
PRICES-NtXT VAR SAME
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Condor Water and P wer Co.
Phone 8S3. Office on Seventh Streot.
Opposite the nig Electric Sign.
BUSINESS CARDS.
R. R. HAMILTON, M. D.,
lMiyMicinn nnd Surgt'on.
Siu'tfcssor to Dr. li, S. UeArmond.
Of fire in Hitter-Dunlitp liloek.
Phono (is;,.
WEFEEL THAT WE CAN LooK OUR. PATRoN-S
SQUARE IN THE FACE AND WIH THEM A HAPPY
NEW YEAR, BECAU.SE WITHIN OURELVE WE
ARE CONCIOU OF HAVIN6 TREATED OUR
PATRONS RIGHT IN THE PAT. OUR
PATRONAGE PROVED THIJ; IN THE YEAR
TO COME WE CAN PROMISE To Do No MORE
THAN IN THE YEAR J THAT HAVE PAJED. WE
NEED NOT, WE KNOW, EXTEND ANYTHING BUT
THANKS TO OUR OLD. PATRON S. WE KNOW
THEY NEED NO INVITATION To COME To OUR
.STORE. TO THO.SE WHO HAVE NOT YET COME
OUR WAY, To THE .STRANGER IN OUR ToWN,
WE EXTEND, HOWEVER, AN INVITATION To
COME AND .SEE MS.
DANIELS'
CLOTHING STORE
NEW YEARS CONFRONTS YOU
with tlie quest ion of whether you nre
going to be up to date or still stick to
old-fashioned methods of traveling.
You won't hesitate long if you'll come
nnd st't' the automobile you can get
here at n reasonable cost, t'ouio nnd
take a ride with us in a machine that
is fancy in speed, equipment and con
struction, but decidedly not fancy in
price.
Hodson AutoCo.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Win. M. ColvfR, Medford, Or.
COLVIO ft DURHAM,
Attomoys-at-Law.
Oco. II. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D..
' Tliyslciau ami Surgeon.
WARREN L. CAMERON, M. D
Physician and Surgeon.
Il.'t.'l V.l.MV
LINDLEY & LINDLEY,
IvMi'i's in ii, 'iv mii, I s ml li.-iii.l fu in i
inr. Mox. mill tiiiuau1, liaiiluiii'i'. ,'(..
S,tr;l,' h:m i-niM.i.il,,,!. V n, ., i :( .) in
,-u!lll. , l I, 111. All il'li -T.'.l tO 1IIIV
part f oitv.
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I'M AMI
TlVJlKli I.VMl.
i '"'.ri'spoii'lt'ii.!' Soli(it"tl.
Wishing All a Pros
perous Year in 1908
We Remain,
Very Sincerely,
Sffi-UH CO,
ruT noon nobtii or JACKSON county bank.
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t'ollowitiii lain :
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first ". i(Ji sin, ,. , ,M,i..v, i O MRS. W. L. rMER0N,
Wg.-I.C Vl'.-ll 1. 1?0 Ii '"i.'i'li' (I? Hi .1. . Xnilf -t-.O llotol Moor. AnuiJ.
Tito N&sto Hotel md Grill
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The Voungest and Strongest
RESOURCES $360,000
WE DOiYT PECULATE
Wit. S. CBOWELL, President. O. CRAWFORD, Assistant Cashier.
F. K. DEUEL. VcPresident. - M. L. ALFOHD, Cashier.
GEO. W. DUNN. Seconr Vf Oj-ricint
fireaier flkdford
Vh favrn ktwe erifcerrrif and the kitdina of a larva City in th center of thii
t keaitiTul vlieycn earth? WE DO, YOU SHOULD. Then why aed your moner
away for other peJe to h -ndle? Deposit your dollars with ua. that it may be loaned
fer home enerprieB. Every dollar sent out takes that much out of circulation here.
In adrfitioa to or National bank, we have a SAVINGS DEFABTfflUNT and pfty In
keiest on Savings Accounts. V
Open an account with the MeAfepd National Bank, whew officers and dlreftop are
nil home people and interested in the ubu Idinif of a Greater Medford and thii'jtntire
Roue River Valley. - J
Cbe medford national Banlt
Capital $50,000.00 Surplus $10,000.00
For the Last
Time This Year
For the last three years we have claimed a part of your patronage and
are pleased to say we are satisfied with what we have gotten. We have
tried to please, and for the balance of this year or until Christmas we will
give you 10 per cent off of any goods you may buy, but after that time
the old prices will prevail.
The panic has had no effect on us at all, and with the new year we
will stock up and serve you better than ever.
The city council has decreed that you and each and all of you shall
place numbers ou your houses, and I have them to sell you so cheap
that you can't refuse to buy them. Come in and see them. If you have
not yet put in your guess, you had better get busy at once.
I am Shortie Garnett, the hardware man that does things.
SHORTY GARNETT
Watch Meeker
& Co.'s
Great Dry Gods Store
January has in store
great Bargains for many
customers.
Watch ! Watch !
W. H. MEEKER
& CO.
R. W. GRAY. Builder
Colonial Porch Work, Grill and
Lath Work, Patterns, Etc. :: z
Telephone 471.
Medford, Orejrem
Because He Paid bv Check.
Not log ((o, a tiu.iiifM ni.i in (hit commmiiT pnwiuri ith
. kill tki.l br tint !r.'.h- , ifo io.l "th r,J cicck" m
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T.. f.,tt.llT iavitw pIIT .i.oim. ..ibjr:t trj, cik,
r--- . r .vii mi aiiiji eirioient eiTvice.
JACKSON COUMTV SLAmr
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