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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
W. H. Veuublo uf Applegate spent
'ral hours in Medford Monday.
King's for Lowney's, Aldon's ami
Guuther's chocolates. tf
A. ('. Howlett of Kagle Point was a
ca r in Hertford Tuesday.
I'harlcs anil Tom Hertford of Orif
fin Creek transacted ImMini-HB in Med
fori Tuesday evening.
iJ. B. Haiilcy of North .Tiicksoiiville
has been in Medford several times late
Iv.
Fashionable dressmaking; coats, sn(f)
and silk waists a specialty, Kooins ai
Mr. O. D. Noglc's. "3
James Allen and W. V. li.irniiiii of
IMmenix precinct were in Medford
lately.
I'vrogrnpliic outfits, wood and hides,
for 'burning, at the Art Hludio, Hub
bard building, near bridge. tf
,1. H. ( lark, who has valuable mill
in,' interests in Applcgiite district, has
re' nrned to the city.
K. A. Ilildretli, Sr., of Untie Falls
h:i been nppoinled u nStnry public by
Governor Clininberlaiii.
Mrs. .1. W. Mitchell is being vinited
liv one of her sisters, who lives in His
kivou county, Cal.
K. P. Dennett, the successful horti
cnlturist, and his family have gone to
California on a visit for a few months.
, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Kirne of i riff in
Creek district did business with our
merchants a few days ngo.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oris Crawford has been quite ill, but is
improving.
1'wo barrels more of that famous
Houston sorghum just received. Ilutchi
son k Lunisden. 2"1
Mrs. A. S. Moyer of Southwest Med
ford has been quite sick at her home,
liel at the present time is improving.
" William-Dyliee, who has been suffer
ilii from an attack of In grippe, has
sufficiently recovered to be able to at
tend to business matters.
Typewriting and stenography done
during evenings. Vnn, the shorthand
man. Inquire Koguo Itiver Klectric Co.
or Diamond ltooming House. tf
Henry If. Taylor, owner of a fine
herd of blooded Jerseys, from Itoxy
precinct, was a Modford business culler
Tunsday evening.
Typewriting nnd Hteiiogrnphy done
during evenings. Vnn, tho shorthand
man. Inquiro Knguc Itiver Electric
Co. nr Dinmong Kunming house, tf
Willis Itostwick of Applegate was in
Medford looking after business malterh
ops of the foremost ranchers and stock
raisers in his section of the country.
. The largest assortment of postals ever
exhibited in Southern Oregon at the Arl
Htudio, Hubbard building, near bridge
Also a nice line of albums. tf
V. C. Lace.v of Portland arrived in
Medford Tuesday evening ami will re
main several days looking after bmi
nciifl matters.
. N'ewcomers in Medford are Freil ,1
Rphlin, from Detroit, Mich,; C. Thorn
from San Francisco, and I. Cormier,
8t. Joseph, Mo.
Newcomers are as follows: W. H. Mat
tock, Kpgcnc, Or.; J. H. Ferguson, Mo
hull, N. Dak.; and Henry Schubert
Wenatchee, Wash.
J. H. Harnett, the well known nur
aerymnn, who lives near Central Point
was among the many in Medford Moil
day.
V. H. Garrett of Huncom was a busi
ness visitor in Medford Monday. Mi
was accompanied by Mr. Mobiiison, fath
(ir-in-lnw.
A, II. Hay and his wife have returned
from Pointer creek district, where thov
hro spending the winter. Mr. Way
developing a promising mine there.
J. Cobleigh of P.ig Hutte was in Med
ford Mondav after a load of lumber for
his Hons, who are improving a place
near Phoenix.
Grant Stone, ttie wulciiivukc super
Infendent of thn lturrell orchard, was
in Medford Saturday, accompanied by
. John Driller.
Frod Hopkins, owner of the Snowy
'IVltto orelinrd, has returned from port
land, where he spent the holiduvs with
his family. Mrs. Hopkins and h
.sons will remain awhile longer.
J. D. (iagnon, who is preparing to
encage ill the lumbering business near
' Jacksonville on an extensive scale, hat
Bono to Portlnnd to buv machinery
of the most modern type.
C. F. Hrliull. of Wallowa county. Or
cion. arrived in Medford Tnesdav. Mr
Nt'hultf! will in all probability purcluis
load in Jucksmi coiiulv and become a
pi rmanent resident.
V. F. Kutrop, who has been nt Italic
F.llls for several weeks, returned to
Metlfiird Tuesilay. He reports that scv
rral dwelling houses are under construe
, i tion at the Falls.
Mrs. Fstlllces K. Itoth, who came to
' Mcdfrd several days ago lo look nfter
business mutters, left Wednesday morn
iug for her home at chico, Cul. She
f; forinprly riviided in West .Mediord.
A few enlarged photos of Southern
' Oregon scenery, left over from tlx
Christmiwi trade, will be given free with
frame t fit. " receipt of retail price
of frame. A limited supply. The An
Sludio, Hubbard lildg., near bridge. II
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Collins, fnllm
and mother of City ltecor.br Collins,
left Wednesday morning for Vancoii
ver, Wash., where they will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Welborn lleeson, who owns a fine
stock ranch on Wagner crook, neai
Ashland, transacted business in Med
ford Tuesday afternoon. Mr. lleeson i
also interested in orchard lands.
K. I'. Oliver, formerly a nwiilcnt ol
Medford, but now of Seattle, is isit
ins here nfter an al ice of many
v.r. Ho finds the city fouretimes
the sir.e it was whej) he left, and i
nineli pleased with the prospects.
The. new plank street crossing nt tie
south school bnildiiig.Ollmt is jusi
l.oen finishO. is an iiiiproven I over
the old ono. (3 ho original crosswalk
hail become dangerous hwik to its iro
ken rondilion.
U, and Mrs... I. A. KlmhiMf Jiavi
gone to KiirfV", when- they will visit
W. A. Hlorui, formerly of Medford,
hut now of AshlHiid, nrrived In Med
ford on the northbound train Ibis mom
jug to attend to business mutters. Mr.
Htorm has oiened a clothes cleaning es
tabliahment at Ashland.
TTIE
at the home of Mrs. I.'lmhiist '. par
ents for a week, and then Mr. Klmliirst
will proceed to Alberta, Canada, where
lie will spend u month visiting at the
home of his father and mot her.
Thomas W. .V.rilli.i, wife and son.
who have been viug Mrs. W. A.
Hundley since S lay, have gone to
Oakland, Los Angeles and San Diego
for the winter. From the luller place
they will go to Florida. Mrs. Hundley
accompanied tlielu.
COPPER OUTPUT OF
IDAiiO SEOV.'!i C UN
O
The prcsluctioa of blister copper
from Idaho in 1!I' was H,S7K,(H(i
pounds, a gain of about 1 ,-'-.,ooo
pounds over the output in I !"'".
mine production am lied to !l,"s,!l:i
pounds. The difference belw the
mine ami the smeller production in
is due to the fact that a large quan
lily of Idaho ore was held in storage
at' Canadian mid Pacific coast reduc
tion works at the end ot the year, aiiicii
of tin- product, came from the Snow
storm mine, in Hie Coeur d'Alene dis
Irict I from the While Knob mine
at Maekay, Custer county.
The ore of the Snowstorm mine aver
ages about -I per cent of copper, six
ounces of silver ami 0.1 ounce of gold.
It carries very high ailicu, in 'cunse
oiience of which many smelting coin-
oanies L'ive it a favorable reduction
charge, since it may be used as con
verier lining.
The ore of Hie White Knob mine is
oxidized down to a depth of OHO feet
and is of moderate grade in copper,
I'ol.l and silver. Hulohidc ore from
Itiiigham, Ctah, win brought lo Mac
kav and smelted with the oxidized ore
ami the matte produced was returned
lo the Salt Lake valley for conversion
Other conocr producers in the stllti1
re located in Washington, Lemhi and
reluout counties.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES
OF STATE FOR YEAR
The tolnl est limited expenses of tin
state for P.llis, lo be raised by taxation
lepartmeulal and corporate revenue, as
fixed bv the state board or tax com
uissioncrs, aggregates l,fi:tp,X'p(U'l. Of
this amount il is estimated that un ug
regale of lK!l,:i.ril.ll, based-upon the
receipts fr the same sources during
the past fiscal year, will be raised from
loorces other llitlll taxes, etnoraeing lie
.arl mental feet, corporation and insur
ance laxes nnd licenses, leaving a total
of $l,lrill,IHu lo be raised by taxation,
mil this is the amount thill has been
ilcciilul upon by the stnte board to be
ipoi-tioiicil among Hie several counties
if lie stale.
Tl stimated receipls from sources
other Hum luxes for the year limn have
been placed ul $:tn7,K:ui.'JK, showing u
lecided mil icipated incrensc ill revenue
from the fee and license sources over
last year. The unexpended appropria
lions from 111 years IPOM to HKIH nggre
.rate lrHi7,ll.'7. which brings the limolliit
to be deducted from Ihe total uinoniit
of estimated expenses up lo the tolnl of
HSl,:i.".ll. I I. above given.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION IN EUGENE
Kl'GHXK, Or., .Inn. S. It was defi
nitcly announced today that the hi
- linial convention of the Oregon Stale
Christian Kudeaxor union wilt be held
'll Kilgeue, hi ginning Thursday, Pchril
sry LIU, nnd doling Siniility evening.
I-Yhniury 'Jit, The then f the conven
tiou will I Kver Abounding," uud u
strong programme is being prepared
tpy the slate president, Ifev. C. T.
1 1 il I . I . ami tl ther members of Ihe ex
eutie co'omillce.
The Kilgeue Kluleav orers are organ
i.ing committees lo have charge of the
preparations for the convention.
The Southern Oreeon State Normal
School at Ashland offers especial op
nortuuilics for teachers to review for
Ihe teachers' examinations in Pchru
arv and Aiitiust, uud- lo lake work il
Podueom- uud in Special Methods In
touching in the various grades of the
'ruining school. Since the public
schools of Oregon are culling for teach
rs who fan touch Manual Training
nany are hiking ndvnnlage of Ihe in
htrial work lately installed in tin
riclioo). Kiponscs of board and lodg
tug and tuition nominal.
The Stale Normal School at Ashland
is en joving llic large! uppropriut ion
slate fluids ever grunted n Normal
rhool in the history of Oregon. Ca
loyues sent on npplicntioli lo the
.lid PHKKIMF.NT.
8P0KANE SALOONMEN
AGREE UPON CLOSING
SPOKANE, .Ian. S. Following Mayor
Moore's positive inst met ions to the
liee to arrest proprietors of saloons
open lust Sunday, salooniueti haw
gietl up the fight, pr.'lcl icnlly. all sign
ug Ihe agreement til close next Sun-lav
in i si.leruliou that alt pending case.
for former iolations of the law b
dropped.
VESSEL IS WRECKED
01T CAROLINA COAST
Nolil'OI.K, Va., Jan. V A message
r ived here leports the stranding of
an uuklioiMi , le.oner on Diamond
Shoals, off the South Carolina coast,
with the loss of fie men. Two were
-and.
The stol If the Kastern Carolina
coast is tile worst since I VU. Tele
giuphic coiiinmiiit atious lire interrupted
and purtii'iiluts of Ihe wreck lacking.
EIGHT MILLIONS SPENT
FOR AUTOS LAST YEAR
NF.W VO lil? Jan.
. - Nearly O.Ooi'O
I was spent in the Tinted Slates tQ
motor cars in 1!". , accenting m n
mutes of Ihe Association of l.iffeltpe,
AutntiH'iiilr
M tin u f :i. t iinT.
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MthLtst Chiynh ICII.
The Melho.V.I church ItrilVis ol
ervino the "wveii of pruyeiO' Scr
Ices every nighOlliis week, except iQ
Halunlay. The topic tonight will I
"Christ 's Church." All are invited.
MEDFORD DAIl-V uum. .wm.
VATEB SUPPLY IS STILL
MEDFORD 'S GREAT PROBLEM
(Continued from Page 1.)
of, was
the
question of a sufficient
supplv of pure water, the nrsi siep
taken' in this direction was the secur
ing "f the "rvices of a competent en
gineer lo investigate the situation thor
oughly. The report of this engineer
was quite comprehensive and furnished
Hie first complete and reliable data
which the city has had ii the sub-
iect. From this report, anil from a
,.r,.l ..:,, nil, iiioll of the situation, It
it clear that an adequate
I.. ..aouiuig.
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pure water for domestic use ill the City
of Mcdforil can never be obtained until
the city is prepared lo bond itself for
between $.1011.11011 uud $ HIO.IHIII. This
amount, while ifcappcars large al first
consideration, is not at all out of pro
portion to the ndvantttgea which would
be derived from a good water supply,
nor is it a larger amount than a city
Hiving Ihe resources of Medlord is jus-
ified in expending for such n purpose.
The lack of pure water IB one of the
most serious problems which can con
front liuv community, nnd the unport-
incc of removing this drawback to our
levelopmcnt cannot be exaggerated.
Distributing System.
The installation of an ndeqiiato dis
tribnlimr svstem. lis contemplated at
present, is of course a necessary pre
liminarv slop, but it should not ue iosi
sight of that it is only il preliminary
slen and does not solve the ultimate
problem.
In connection with the water snpplj
of the citv. a new aclusllllc of water
rales has been adopted by Ihe council
which, while il may require some revis
ion when tested ill practice, is never
thelesB a long step toward correcting
the old avstein of inanaging the water
simply of the city nt a loss.
The disposal of the city's lighting
oliiul lo the Condor Water & Power
company under ll franchise limiting the
rates to those at which the city was
operating ul a loss has also removed
Ho.r sour if annual deficit. la
this connection it seems to me lo be nil
visuble Hint Ihe existing differences
between I lie city nnd the Condor com
puny should be adjusted in some way
even bv Unguium ir aiiiica serin
incut is impossible, m that. Ihe rights
of both parlies may be definitely set
lied and the company required to live
up to Hie terms of its franchise.
Street Improvements.
The mailer of street improvements
is another qui st ion of great importance
lo Ihe citv, and in this regard more
progress has I n made than is goner
ally realized. The pavement of Scv
ruth sliced has been provided for uud
nlv awaits the arrival and laying o
water minus upon that slreel, ami un
Soul hern Pacific company has nt lasl
tieuilied its reiidiness to not only
qruct cen t sidewalks across its right
.f wav. but to pave Hie street as well
,s s i us Ihe pavement of the bal
ance 01 llic sireei is ih-oo ... . ..-.
At the time that Ihe present city en
rineer assumed his office the city was
absolutely without any records ot stn
..miles whatever, nor were there any
ords of any kind u Ihe city engi
r's office, so that il was necessary
to begin at Ihe beginning and esiabli
.l. s throui'lioiil the citv. I lie wor
wi'S necessurilv iliviilcil lino tusiio-,
,ml the grades in the first district un
lerlaken. comprising thai part of the
ilv south of Seventh slreel mid east
of' ihe railroad, have all been cslal
lished and formally adopted. This work
hollld be continued without interru
lion until nil "f our grades are estub
lished, so Hull future street improve
incuts nine be made intelligently.
Now City Hall.
The new city hall nnd fire house is
ncaring completion, nnd when completed
w... furnish the cily with headquar
I era at a less expense Hum III present,
as well as supplying suitable housing
Tor our fire iippatulus.
The work of the ladies of Medford
ill "improving nnd curing for the city
park cannot be too highly commended,
and they should not only receive Ihe
indorsement and hearty support of Ihe
city government nnd of the people al
large, but should also be urged to ex
lend I heir efforts lo other measures for
! .-nut ifying the city.
Ilespecl fullv submitted.
.1. F. IIF.DDY, Mayor.
FIGHTING CONGRESSMEN
KISS AND MAKE UP
WASHINIiTON. Jan. S. In the pros
eu, f Ihe entire house. Congressmen
Williams of Missiopi and De Aruiond of
Missouri, whose physical encounter on
Ike floor of the house just In-fore Christ
mas created u sensation, today engaged
in an exchange of amenities, which w-as
generally accepted as an announcement
of their intention not lo permit per
sonal differences lo interfere with their
discharge of public duties. The re
sumption of good relations is the out
, ,e of a discussion for the proposition
of putting a bill authorizing the eli
rualion uud aiuendiiietit of the penal
laws of the I'niled Stales, and limiting
Ihe general debate for four hours. Wil
limns and De Arinond lire both on the
I'lillllllittec.
(H'OKANE SELECTED FOR
DEMOCRATS' CONVENTION
TAt'OMA. .Inn. S.M n nuTtinR
IVmnt-rattt inul.-d In numii.t with flu
U.itc i'miiiilt'', S..K:itu' w:ii wli'.J'M
:i I lie iilnn- for tin st;th- .hi out mn lo
fltvl t.rli -uud-! I" Iti1 national
yen
it it
ti..ii Tli ttatc wan not niuiii-'l, tint
will irot;iltv W ltn mi.l.Ht' of Juno. A
motion lo imloisr- Mmiu provokotl ro
totta iinl iii.iHinii.'h : tin' iiH'Winn w;ii
n( I'itllt'i. for tilt h limine;!". I In nio
)t)i.lr:wn. 0 O
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:tttt!I.lL 'POINTED TOR
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O T, I'.WI.. .Inn. O Judge (jialftiorn
tft3 afternoon Sft.Onled . H. Stick
lX uud r. A. J. S-mlli niiiversor tl9
Chicngo llrcat Western. Kellogg .id
MoM-rini-e were uiisiiutsl altorus fi
oruux f
0
(j)!io receivers. Q Q
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n,nvn ,,rMvnvMn at?
bttt.i. IWHAT WAS WBONO j
IN WILLIAMSON TEIAL
At the trial of the Williamson case
the court admitted testimony by the
government showing that agreements
f..r the i.urchase of laud were made be-1
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tween the defendants and various en
trymi n between the time of filing and
the date of making final proof. The
supreme court holds that this wu an
error; that a conspiracy can only be
established by showing that the agree
ments were made prior to the time of
.i....::.. ..( ,.ff,.. v of
the other land fraud cases that have
been tried or are pending for trial.
Williamson and hia co defendants, Ges
uer and Diggs, were charged with sub
ornation of perjury inducing settlers
to perjure themselves. In all other con
spiracy cases the defendants arc
barged with defrauding tint govern
ment of its public lands.
PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATIONS
OF SALEM ARE GRILLED
SALF.M, Or., Jan. 8. In his annual
message to the city council Mayor Hodg
ers severely scored the work of the
previous administration in construct
ing ll reinforced concrete lirnlgo on
North Commercial street. He said that
the bridge was located on a hillside and
the stream expected to come to it. the
builders "smenred plaster over slippery
gravel" and "built wings of plaster of
Paris that a Woy could wash away with
a garden hose." It has become neccs
sary, he says, to "stuff wadiling minor
the bridge with pitchforks to keep il
from sidestepping down stream.'
Ho also criticised the chief of police
for non enfon ent of many ordinances
such us that against use of cigarettes,
the curfew ordinance, etc.
ASK A RECEIVER FOB
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
LONDON, Jan. 8. At n meeting of
the stockholders of tho Chicngo lirent
Western Railroad today it was decided
In npply for n receiver for the road.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 8. Frank Kellogg
and other ultorneys, representing tho
reditors of Ihe Chicngo I rent. Western
hail n conference with Judge Sunburn
of the United Slates circuit court today.
Kellogg announced that he would lip
pear helore rsaiinorii iius aui-uii '
apply for a receiver.
Watch Our
Windows
The Toggery
(OF COURSE)
BUSINESS CARDS.
R. R. HAMILTON, M. D.,
Physicinu nnd Surgeon.
Successor to Dr. II. S. DeArmnnd.
Office in Rilter Dnnlap Block.
Phone fis:t.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attornoys-at-Law.
Goo. H. Durham, Grants rasa, Or.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D
rhyslcian nnd Surgeon.
Ivlgle Point, Oregon.
WARREN L. CAMERON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Residence, Hotel Moore.
LfNDLEY ft LINDLEY,
Dealers in new and second hand furni
ture. stoves and tinware, hardware, etc.
Storage and commission. Woodvard in
connection. All goods delivered to any
part of city.
NEW TOILET PARLORS
Mmlorn nml Hoimtifir mctlioils for the
I'hn (f tiM iliHoiisi'K of tho hair, scalji
junl faro. Shampoo ;"i0 orntn. Klortnr
s'alt ninssao following nlminjuHi 2.'
iMMitn. IMivsirnl ilof irionrio ilrvol
opnl, luaniiMirinn. finrst tnilot nrtiolos
i nrtf iillr rompoiuulnl.
MRS. W. L. CAMERON,
Sirto -IS, llotol Mouro Ann
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
hH'MMiolil siarf pin. Ownor ran
nor lire same at Triluino offiro. tf
Kl WST i'I.ASS Japanoso rook wisk'
situation. AiMrrm t'ook. Triluino. M
pO NAl.K Town lot; good loration
$"i0 oaeli; tonn. Tago A lawton.
K(li SAlvt no gla.ut show caso,
foot long, noarlv now; rhoap. hindlo
& l.iiidlt-v. ' tf
'VA NTK.-UAI1 kind of norond hand
oodi at tho Womls luiiMing nrar ILib
b:n VJ.in. I. v Jfc l.in. ov. T(
I 'OH SaI.K ?-"o luivt I.orimor's fri5)
and I'onfi'rtion. ry tt:i!) if how nt
n-tnro. Mor-A Mk. NVomI Sidr. tf
7v? -c.
n-nt a small .uiflitr-
0 iiM'ird hoiiM',
lortrir lilit. rlosoJn.
fall :iO"l.v "f'A'
toll.
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WEDVESDAY. JANUARY
FOR SALE Town lots, good location,
ISO each; terms. Page & Lawton. 267
FOR SALE Town lots, good location,!
50 each; terms, rage g nawiuu.
WANT TO KENT 5 or O-rooni house.
Address, stating location, etc., H. L.
Young, general delivery, city
foH RENT Gentleman
wanted for
nicely rurnisneu
at Hotel Moore
nicely furnished room, near in. Apply
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FOR EXCHANGE Medford property
for other property. Adrdess Lock Boi
418, Medford, Or tf
FOR HALE Ono five horsepower mo
tor, good as new; take it away for
75. Peils Elite Laundry, Medford,
Or. tf
FOR RENT Desirable furnished rooms
for housekeeping; convenient; for
family of three; no children. 307 N
ll street. 27
A WELL ESTABLISHED retail busi
ness for sale in Medford. Address P
(). Jiox 71(1, or inquiro Tribune of
fice tf
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooniB;
electric lights. Inquire of Mrs. Ad
die Kipper, West Seventh St., in tho
White bld'g. 252
FOU SALE Ono 45 horsepower auto
matic Russell engine, in first-class
sapo; look this up, tho price will sur
prise you. Peils Elite Laundry, Mod-
ford, Or.
tf
WORK WANTED Japanese contrac
tor; can do till kinds of general farm
ing; general helper in all work; town
or country. Address A. E. Tatsumi,
(len'l Del., Medford, Or. tf
FOR SALE One acre, west of Medford
City limits; price 200, payable $10
down and $1(1 a month, without inter
est. Address P. O. Box 571, Medford,
Oregon.
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FOR SALE Beforo buying nursery or
ornan till stock cull and see G. F.
Linxwiler, North C street, or address
him Box 111, Medford, Or., and get
lowest prices. 4)1
FOR SALE New residence, inst com
pleted, second block west of high
school, West Seventh street; fine col
onial interiar; cheap if sold soon. In
quire Tribuno office. tf
BATHS Men only; hot air, steam and
medicated Bon salt, Slle; with massage,
irl.nu; good for rheumatism, colds, stiff
joints, paralysis, etc.; will purify and
lone up generally. Prof. Valosko, A
si rent, corner of 7th st. tf
Foil SALE Having nurchased over
non.ntlO feet of first-class milling logs,
wo are prepared to furnish first-class
lumber of nil kinds in nay amounts
on short notice. If you contemplate
building place your order with us;
prices very reasonable; dimension and
line finish lumber n specialty. Write
or call. Butte Fulls Lumber Company,
office over Jucksoii county bank, Med
ford, Or. tf
POR RENT Newly furnished rooms,
liy day, week or month. The Odell,
over posloffice, Medford, Or. tf
FOR SALE At n Dnrgain, ninety acres
of the choicest fruit lnnd in Rogue
river vnlley, rich soil, all level, well
wntered, good aix-room house, good
tinrn, three good wells, nbundnnco of
water. All under cultivation ready
for orchard. Intending purchasers
should see this plnco before purchasing.
Geo. Minis, Nash Hotel, Medford,
Or. "4tf
M'KSKRY STOCK All kinds of fruit
trees, both large and small fruits.
standard varieties of appies and pears
and peaches, including Newtown nnd
Siiitzenbcrg niiples; ft full line of up-
todate nursery stock, in large or amilll
lots; also all kinds of ornamental
trees nnd shrubbery, at my residence
in South Medford, having just re
ceived a large shipment, am prepared
to fill orders iniuiedintely. Inquire nt
Winner's Store. L. B. Warner, Sr.,
Medford. Or. tf
Vu von ovrr liavo tho griji
a,'ho all ovrr in spots, and havo
yonr hrad fool as though you
in 'on out tho night hrforo trying to
1 'inako Milwaukee fanums, " when
in reality you wont to bod al 7 :.Ut
with an imtifloogistino plaster over
vonr wislilioiu ami your system full
of hot lemonade ami flaxseed tea
and your mouth all purkered up
with (nininef Pa says there is no
parting so hitter as the parting of
a quinine rapsule just as you are
in the art of swallowing it. Ma
hasn 'l any doctor 's diploma. Init
when it comes to things like grip
or rolil, she knows the proper dope
to knoek them silly. And when
you 're. eoming through, sin" know
how to make the dandy broth ami
g.g) ine an-1 poarhed eggs and lot
of thin.; to bring'ii right up on
th-' I"' ftiffnke von fool like your
oU iTJ nn.O We all" tin
tUj5"(5)d lo(i)u4r. like olive oi!
aud(3raH juiro Wiiff(l) t(5?
fiv) your system atVr y (j3)'ve()oii
lip against it.
MILLER EftWSfy
8, 1008.
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Qnaur medford
Wlu. favor, horn, entcrprl n,l lh. 't DT"h
In acldilion to our Nnlional ltaok. we have a SAVINGS Dtl'AKfMhNl sna W
Ituitue Itiver Valley.
Cbe medford national BanK
Capital $50,000.00
YOU ARE
"WEDNESDAY AET KKNOONS "WILL
DE LADIKS- VISITING DAY AT
1EIL'S KLITK LAL'NDWY. LADIES
ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED TO
CALL AND (i TIIROrCUI THE ES-TADLISIIMKNT-SEL
DOW THE
CLOTH ES A 1? E WASH ED IN AN UP-TO-DATE
AND MODERN LAUNDRY.
ATTENDANTS WILL DE ON HAND
TO EXPLAIN DETAILS :: ::
Peil's Elite Laundry
GET UNDER COYER
ft ' n Rood iili'-'i fur cvi-ryliody ot gi't under cover in Mod
ford, imliidiiiK tin- iilv cmiiioil, and wo aro lioro to furnish you
tlm
BEST PROPERTY IN
MEDFORD
for tlio li-nst money. If you are n stranger in Medford, you can't
iiffnrd to lose money by board ing with your family at a hotel.
The business man's way of doing is to buy a nico cheap tract
and build n nico house while tho jireseiit finaneial situation tontin
lios. It's a fact that you cm build then per now than you could
n month ngo; or, belter yet,
BUY A. CHEAP HOME CLOSE IN TO A
BUSINESS CENTER
and wati'h it grow into more money before spring. Wo are pre-
i.red to equip nil houieseekers
figure. . Now is the time
the advance in price.
to
Rogue
Land
EXHIBIT BUILDING,
CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
They drain the towns of nioiiej and neither
give. the tit, style nor distinction t your clothes
thatiyour own city tailor can. , o
PATR0SIZJE NOSE IKDUSTIT
The clothes I make arc the kind that "cany
distigytion," that bespeak the man, that keeps
your money at homOaiul are superior in evetj' o
detail Ct. the "sweatshop gifOgs ot catalogue
nouses.
WB8 n
Medford Steam Bakery
HOT ROLLS FOB BREAJCF AST
or dainty little dinner rolls that
will tempt the appetite of tuo
most fastidious, Is tho kind w
serve every day when ordered.
Breadstuffs, light, white and de
licious, iB our specialty, a well
as tho richest, finest cakes, pa
trjT)and pies. When you wan'
enjoy your meala, order yi o.
bakestuffs from us.
SATISFACTION AND PLEASURE
in eating are attained at Nash's. Ev
erything cooked here has that delic'Ois
flavor that only an expert cook can
give. Our meats, poultry and fish are
chosen from the choicest in the mar
ket. Our coffees, teas and wines are
best. When you want to enjoy a good
incnl go to Nash's.
THE NASH
Surplus $10,000.00
WELCOME
with ifemralile Homes nr. a low
buy, nave rent anil inane money py
River
MEDFORD, OBIOOtT.
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