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Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Paper to Live Town.
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''MTLiZl S"1" ..!; over the period of six snort weeK,
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THE vronvrmi) TU1LY TBTBTJNR, MEDFOKD, OR., THTTRSDAYANTTAUY 9, 1008
'discussion
OF SOCIALISM.
fundi eull
I tlmu last.
for lurgi-r Bums thin year
0. PUTNAM, Editor and Manager.
onl
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Coal for Sale.
' We are now prepared to furnish hand
picked coal at the mino, five mile
nsl of town, in any amount uesireu
Admitted as Sei-oud Class Matter in
the Postoffice at Medford, Oregon.
V over the period of six short weeks. - "'" '
'good start 'wi.. work wonders. If(jf oclalUt Party In Medford Replies to, per ton.
ii arc not cliiible(U enter yourself, t EtJe,fnts Made by Father Gregory,!
.... .1.. ....... ..f V,,i,r wife, siller.
Subscription Bates:
One month, by mail or carrier.
One vear, bv mail
. .10.50
.. 5.00
Coming Attractions.
January 8-r-" Are You Craayt'
THE MAKING OF A CITY.
Within the lives of comparatively
young men, Los Angeles nils grown
from a small town to a city of a quar
ter of a million, in the same length
of lime Spokane has also grown into a
place of 100,0(10 population and over.
'llieso cities am not sea ports. There
was nothing in cither ease done by na
tur. to make a city. Their growth
and development arc due to only one
thing their eitizons.
To make a city, enterprise, daring,
bustle, energy and unity of purpose are
essoitial. With the right sort of pen
pie, a city can he built upon the des
ert. With the wrong kind that is.
those who devote their energy to petty
bickering and knocking natural condi
tions may in the course of centuries
force the growth of a city; but it will
be hopelessly distanced in the lifetime
of those living.
Medford has reached the point when
all factions must bury the ax and ham
mer and pull together for tho common
gu4.-U is for this reason that the
"Prosperity Muss Meeting" has been
called for next Monday evening at the
iwm ll.uiso. If vou hnvn the best in
rorcsta of the community at heart, you
will be there.
PINKEETON-DOIjLABHIDE
WEDDING AT A8UXAND
On Rnndnv, January 5. at 10:3"
m.. a verv nrnttv anil niiiet wedding
occurred at the residence of W. Ar
thur Pierson, Moiithnrn Pacific di
spatcher, on First avenue, this city
I'll:. K. I'inkerton and Ktliel I). Dol
l.rl.l.l. were united in marriage bv
Bev. W. T. Van Hcoy. . Dollarhid
.K.l MMlin Ailillaoii acted in the capai
ity of best man and bridesmaid. Tin
hil of the rilitf wns a part of tin
ceremony. The groom is a young man
of high standing both in innntiiin nun
1.r,l,tn counties, the Son of a well-to
do farmer, and whose old home is near
Weston. Mo is a graduate of the l-jisl
em Oregon Stale Normal school a
Weston, and has been a very success
f.il touched both east and west of tin
mountains. Ho lias I i leaching for
uvenil months at Hiskivou, nnd till
board of directors of that district h
contracted with him to leach a spring
term. Tho bride c pletcd the publi
school course iu her home school
Hi.blvnu miil then attended the state
nirmol tl AhIiIuIIiI R IZOOtl Wirt of I W
years. Hlie is an accomplished young
woman, is well known in tins ciiy am
hm nmnv friends here. After the i
n,,.v the wedilcil nair boarded train
No. 15 and in a honeymoon trip of ten
n.i.th ilicv will visit Han Krancisco
r-.....l..n Hun Itieim and other phu
They have the congratulations of many
friends at the normal anil in ine ciiy
Ttiev will he at their Siskiyou bom
about March I. Ashland Tidings.
von
enter the name of your wife, sister.
Mother, friend or sweetheart, as the
case may be, in this contest. Hhe may
win tho nutoinobile.
See Full Page Ad.
I'. .11 .l.mila i.f this ereut offer, giv
inn the fields to be covered, or the
.liutrielu nnd what prizes arc to ne
awarded in each district, appears ou
mother rimrn of this issue.
After linviui? read this over, see the
hi ad coutest manager at his office, over
the Medford Natioual bank, and if you
do not fully understand tnis proposi
lion he will cheerfully give you all de
tails. If you are interested in tue cou
lest, come un Bad net acquainted and
slate what yon dssiro to know. Any
iu-iuiries addressed to the t ontest Man
ager will receive prompt attention.
Tim unit t 1110 Mat VOU are lloirn
town drop into this department and let
Inn manager explain to yon ine iieisn
f the plan and how easy it is to win
ine of the prizes.
Yesterdays annul emeni or no-
i..,ir..r.l Unit? Tribune's wnnilerrul 01
for was hailed with delight by numerous
lad ice and Iheir friends and was just
the opportunity for which lliey were
looking was presented lo them.
That the offer in which -."".""
prizes is lo be given to ine lames in
Medford nnd vicinity is lining wiileiy
iseusseil is orovcu by tl"- large nil in
her of inquiries that have come lo the
Tribune office, and I lie question as to
who are the candidates lliat Have oeeii
Humiliated bus been askml many tunes.
Positively no informal ion will bo given
out from this office as to who win
oinpetc for the prizes until the an
nounceuicnl of Ihf. naines. Saturday,
Innuiiry II.
In the meaiitiine, however, any can
,1, , l;,i,. wlm desires to enter may get in
as ninny votes as possible liy securing
snbseriotiuns to Hie paper, according
lo the schedule below.
il,. miil nil have exiireBHi'd tlli'ir ail
miration of Inn g rosily of Ihe Trib
nne in offering such opportunities in
ihe way of prizes lo the holies in tin
III covered by this paper.
BIO LIST OF NEW PENSIONERS
FOR SOUTHERN OREGON
Congressman llnwley has given out
long list or pensions gniiueu 10 cm
MtiB of this eoiiirrcssioiinl district
among whom are the following living
in Southern Oregon, who win gei iu
...m. r..llwiiiir their names every
month.
IV, II, am F. Kreiuer. (Irnnls Pass, 1
I.lovil tlehrett. tlrants Pass, ftp.'; Jon
atkan M. Toms, Applegatc, I2; Jiiine
Byrd, Ashland, 12; .lames iioniiun
Grants Pass, ll!-, Aden C. Spencer
l-j. (leorire Hall. Medford
Alii; M. II. Norris, Ashland, lo; Henry
Kr k-i.,i.Hi Pulls. K!: .1. II
l.....,h,.L.', Kerbv. PJ: J. H. Doty
Mlford. 12: Koiilieu Wright, Much
J. A. I.anham, Hold Hill, S
f llvilnnil. (Irnnts Pass. $12; H. S
Jolly, Wntkins, li!; (I. W. Sperry, liold
Hill I3; ('. '. Morgan, Persist, 0;
ll. ,,r. Stone. Provolt. i0; W. Itussell
i...i. I'... mi!: Melliinalil Pcrdtli
Prospect, 12.
OROROE DIXON. FAMOUS
COLORED PUGILIST, DEAD
lii.m the famous ncirro pn
t winner of hiinilreils or naines
manv vcars featherweight chain
f ike woild. is dead in the nlco
holic ward of llcllcviie hospital at New
.....niliiMs and fricliilless. lie was
i
The body of Dixon was removed to
l...nu..re Alhlelic club, where ll
was placed on the site of Ihe ring where
the usual weekly boxing bonis arc held.
Scores of w-ohle unnm-d before the cor
in view the lioilv of the oace great
Mmiv of Dixon's ndsiirers
in,nhti tWvvw nnd nlmed then os is
Ji. '
gilist,
for
York,
3
the
Taking Exception to Them Gross Ex
aggeration of Conditions Claimed.
o
Kdilor of the Tribune: 1 notice an
article in the Tribune by Father (ireg
ory which grossly misrepresents the So
eialist parly ami Socialism in general,
and I ask your pepnuiiwion to answci
il in your paper. Father Gregory goes
ou lo say that the Hucialist movement
is made up principally of the proletariat
Ihe floating population. This is mil
partly true, for while Socialism repre
sents Ihe interest of the working class
whole, it is not lllllilc up of the
lloaliug proletariat, fur most of tin
rent leaders and thinkers lire not of
that class. We call attention to Hlich
thinkers as Alfred Kussell Wallace, Kn
rico Fern, the great criminologist; .lack
I .itndim. r..triii Siiicltiir miil m-on-K of
Who the SocialiHts Are
N. it ifl not tho hohoi'H or Weary
V illicit I hut cmno tn HncililKsiii. hut tin
iiiimII pniportr owntrii ad fiirmcrs, oner
inri'hHnii-A. Kiither reRry tmyn isocmi
HALK OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.
ftj-i.il!. iirmiosfiiK will be rocotvetl
ism is a revolutionary movement against tho city council of tho city of Medford
' .. .1 nr... nt tlm office or tho eitv record
JACKSON COUNT TO
SEND YOUNG LADY EAST
WOHK WANTED Japanese contrac
tor; can do all kiuds of general tunn
ing; general helper in all work; town
or country. Address A. K. Tutsuini,
Oenl Del., Mudfonl, Or. tf
Tmnnrtant to Householders.
The city engineer will baud you in the
next few days your officiul number for
vuur house. Present this curd to Hhortie
(iarnelt und he will sell you the 3-mcb
numbers at the rate of 8 13 cents per
iiuuibi-r. If you have secured uumbere
already nnd find they are wrong, bring
them in to Hhortie and he will trade
you the right numbers. tf
ev-.d uai.f At. a nare-ain. ninety acres
of the choicest fruit land in Kogue
river valley, rich soil, all level, we,.
onn ii room house, good
barn, three good wells, abundance of
water. All under cultivation ready
for orchard. Intending purchasers
should see this plaeo before purchasing.
Geo. Mims, Nash Hotel, Medford,
Or. 174tf
Buy Tickets by Wire.
'Something which i of considerable
interest to the public generally and
which is perhaps not generally known
lu the nvstem of nreoaid orders now in
effect between stations of tho Southern
Pacific company and all points in the
United Slates, lly means of this system
lii.ketu infiv be niirchnsed at Medford
from nnv olace in the United States and
nulled or telegraphed direct to tne
party wishing to come here. Sleeper
accommodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with theso tickets
inav also bo furnished at the samp
time." tf
NURSERY STOCK All kinds of fruit
....... Vw.th bine and small fruits,
standard varieties of app:es and pears
j ...... neliiilinir JMewtown uuo
Spitzenuerg apples; a iuu -r
todate nursery stock, in large or amall
lots; also all kinds of ornamental
trees and shrubbery, at my residence
iu South Medford, having just re
ceived a lurgo shipment, am prepared
to fill orders immediately. Inquire nt
Warner's Store. L. B. Warner, Sr.,
Medford. Or. tf
BUSINESS CARDS.
by
Arrmio cuts huve beeu made by the
iieific Northwest of Portland In tain
Ml.. H..I..M I'iihs of this citv on Its
annual eastern excursion next Mepiem
her.
Miss t oss will go as the official rep
i.siiiiiiitivn of .lucksou county, to ml
ertise the retourees ami opportunities
if our section lo Ihe ho seekers anil
iivi.slnra iu the eastern slates. Tin
inrlv consists of young ladies si-curen
Ihe must enlennisini: coiuniiinilies
in Orelmi. Wasliinetoli and Idaho, and
vlll l..uve l-orl and ill its own socciai
ar about Hepleinber I. stopping nt Salt
l.nlii. Denver. Kansai I lly, SI. I.oim
In.luinnoiilis. Ciii.-iniisli. I'liivnianil and
lloslon, returning by way nt Montreal
Detroit, Chicago and St. "it ill.
Knell young lloi.v wi carry hlera
lure from thn varinni business men s
organizations in hor home ciinnly for
g ml distribution and pliolograplis
of crops, fruil anil slock for icproduc
lion in the big papers of the cast.
The parlv will ho in charge of Philip
S. Hales, publisher of tin- I'acllii
Northwest . who conducted two such
parlies last year, obtaining thousalidM
of dollars' wnrlh of publicity for Ore
goo and securing a lie number of
hnmeseelli i for Ihe slain as a result
All expenses am paid from Portland to
lloslon mid return by the publisher and
verv resident of the county will be
expected to assist Miss Cons in milking
this trip a result hringer for Jackson
county.
noital. This is another misstatement
Socialism is not against capital, but
against the private ownership und con
Irol of such by Ihe private capitalist
Neither do we look with greedy eyes nt
any honestly acquired wealth. Hut w
riuestiun the honesty or taking advan
tuif-ii of the wage-earners and small
I'lirmerH who are conitiellci! to sell the
iclviis piecemeal to the private owners
of thn means of lite.
Advocates Complete Trial
Socialism is revolutionary only iu so
far lis it ailvocales a complete cnaiigi
Ihe ownership of property used
the produeliou of wcultli. Ill nil cotlll
tries like Ihe United States, when
have thn ballot, this can be nccoin
(dished bv political action. In conn
tries like Russia there is no oilier wa
only than lo fight. The Socialists of
IfuuMiii have twice tried nolitical actiol
only to have tlio ilouiua dissolved each
time bv the emperor.
Father (ireiorv states that the Social
ists advocate thn nationalization of all
i.rivuli, oriioerly in their nlatforiiis. 1
I'hallenge him or his friends to product
.in-h nhit form. All that nnv So
' inlist platform has ever taught is that
Ihose instruments or production wntci:
are used collectivelv must be owned
collectively.
Not Opposed to Religion
A not her of the father's vagarus
thill Socialism is nppopscil to religion
ntnl denies the existence of lod. So
i-litlisui as an economic science hn
-norc to do for or n;niiil religion or
Hod than has Ihe science of iiatrnnotiiy
Wo hare no religious lent for peopl
who ioiu tin- movement, and the So
,:nlistic coiiL-rnsi.es have all declared
r.-liirien to be a private matter. Mar.
nut Kneles inav have doubted th
ikteiu-ii of a iicrsonal i-oil. but 1 hnv
kiiiinu of many good Republicans und
lleiuoi-rats to have the sanie opinion
have vet to hear of ll I'alholi
(in.imii. at the office of tho citv record
er ot said city, until Friday, January
10, 1H08, at 0 o'clock p. m., for the pur-
.l.fnie of o.", 000 in ten-venr. 5 oer cent
coupon honda of said city, in denomina
tions of ;io(i each, interest pnyauie
semi-nnnunlly. Encb bid must be ac-
'oiiinnnicd bv n certified check for an
nm. .lint equal to S per cent of the
nmniint of such bid, payable to the city
of Medford, nnd snid city council re
serves the riL'ht to reiect any or all
Sl.lB
Dated nt Medford, Oregon, December
11, ltMli.
P.EN.T. M. COLLINS,
2."0 City Recordor.
Win. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIG ft DURHAM,
Attomeys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
K.nrlo Point. Oregon
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
h'OI'ND (told scarf nin. Owner can
secure same nt Tribune office. tf
h'l UST-fi. ASS .lananeso cook wishes
situation. Address Cook, Tribune.
FUR SAI.K Town lots; good location
"ill e.-uli; terms. Page l.awton. l
FOR SAI.K One glass show case,
feet long, nearly new; cheap, limine
l.inillev. "
WANTKI) All kinds of second hand
goods nt the Woods building near Hub
hint's I. nd ev & .ilidley.
FOR SAI.K o00 buys Lorimer'a fruit
mid confectionery stand if bought
once. Morse bile, West Side. tf
VICAR GENERAL HEINRICH
DIES AT BAKER CITY
Alt)
viiActn TRom rnomx
still 11 rains, and ruins, nnd
o
G '
Tto Mlnii wore ia M.sirord lt
'""a rr'':
An ant laii(li William Col, John
UMt,lsMM , Wilbaat
A. Hnr i if, Ji- ""'
knu. a. n. rtrk a4 n:t miff.
O " IU 1 fn lHUhe Niirse
.as hurt! ' Mantftt
W. ft iNMcif 'libJ) putting in a
ArM to fitect his U5d from (he high
A. Tl. V slier, our iiosiinnsier, ami
Hi, .1.1 Itev. John lleiurieh. vicar
general of the diocese of linker City.
.lied there recently, aged til', alter an
illness that confined him lo his bed
for several weeks, following a stroke
,,f niiriilvsis rceel veil couple of years
ago. He had lived iu Oregon nearly
III years. He will be buried here, lie
was a native of Austria and was grad
iniled I'roni the I niversily of l.iivnin
lleluiuui. Me caum to Oregon iu IH7I,
aeeoiiinanvine the late Arclilihii
llliineliet on his return from one of his
...lis to Home. Father Heinrich wns
the first priest lo be ordained for Or
cuon.
s i after his arrival in tlreeon In'
wns ami. .int. '.I lo the pastorale of Hi
.l.iireh nt Itoseburir. where he remained
for IS or l!l veurs. During this time h
., In choree of the Catholic mission
in Douglas, Coos and Curry counties
Afterward he became the pastor of the
linker city clmrch. lJtter he was trnns
furred to the St. Francis church in
Knst Portland. He was a number of
years director of SI. Mary's Home al
ilenvcrton. About Ihree years ago he
wus transferred to linker City as vi
car general of that diocese.
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKRN.
This is to certify that I will prosecute
any party or parlies to the full extra!
of Ihe law that attempt to cut limber
on my claims, located in the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter, the
north half of the southeast quarter and
the iiorlhinst quarter f the southwest
quarter of section . ia township 'M S.
of range I west of Willamette Meridian
in Oregon, containing one hundred an
'sixly acres of land. tf
(S,gved) ,NNI W. I.ODF.IS.
and
oriesl to condemn the Republican
Democratic, parties as being ungodly
Father tlregnrv also accuses us ot
...I.,, al inn free love. It is hard tu
understand what lie means by free love
If he means free lust. 1 will usk linn
his friends if we haven't L-ot it
verv sci'iirely established under tho iln
main nt' Democratic and Republican
iTnv.it nimiiit There is not n eitv 111
mir sie in the United Stales wlncl
Lies tint leceivn hush inoliey from just
tlli-li siiuries.
On Marriage Question.
Ilei-ausi- we Train In see natural
lection operate in the marriage rela
lion, we are accused of wanting pro
iiiisi-lions sci relations. The present
maniaec is a properly marriage ill so
I'ar as il is - not does he love me f bill
can he support mef Ami all the In
of niaii cannot make people love when
there is no love. There must lit
affinity, and the present svstein of so
ciely interferes with that affinity bv
uiaUitiki woman dependent on the mail
for n livine. The result is that in manv
instances she sells herself for life I
the man who can give her the best
li.iiu.t. secure from poverty. No
Stead of Socialism deslroviltg tin
home, it is the present system, capital
ism. which is d.iniLr that.
Challeug for Debate.
To conclude with. I see that tin
rcTi-rend father says he will not di
bale the subject, so I will challenge
his friends iu Medford lo public di
hale, Ihe subject to be, "Resolved
That Socialism is ungodly and a per
nicious doctrine and should be su
pressed. " Thev to have Ihe uffiruia
live on Ihe subiect nnd 1 to bear all
the expense of the debate and thev t
name Hie conditions of the contest
J. W. WILSON
Secretary Socialist party
WANTKI) To rent a small unfit
nhe.l house, electric liirht. close ll
Cull at inv office. Dr. If. R. Ilamil
ton. tf
FOR SAI.K Town lots, good location
oil each; terms. Pago & Lawlon. J!
WANT I'll RKNT .1 or (i room house
Address, stating location, etc., II
Young, general delivery, city
'lilt UKNT (lelilleman wanted fin
iiicclv furnished room, near in. Apply
at Hotel Moore. tt
FOR EXCHANGE Medford propert
for other properly. Aurueas uocn uu
418, Medford, Or.
FOR SAI.K One five horsepower mo
t,r omul as new: take it away for
ils Elite Laundry, Medford
Or. tt
N
FOR RKNT Desirable furnished rooms
l'.,r lt,ins,.lteeiiiliiT: COI1 VOU it-Ill I for
I'.iniilv nf thr no children. 1107
C street. 2tii
V WKLL KSTA11LISI1KD retail bus!
in -ss for sale ill Medford. Address
llox TIfi, or inquire Tribune of
tf
FOR RKNT Nicely furnished rooms
electric lights.
die Hipp", W
While liliig.
Inuuire of Mrs. Ad
est Seventh St., ill tin
FOR SAI.K One l.i horsepower nolo
malic Russell engine, in first class
sane: look tins up, Hie price will sur
i, rise von. IVi s Elite Laundry, .Med
ford. ilr. tf
FOR SAI.K One acre, west of Medford
Citv limits; price $'-'l0, payable I
and I0 ll month, without inter
Address P. O. llox TiTl, Medford
'cm. sou
0
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Jan. .
James M. Johttsna died early Suinlsy
morning as theresnlt of an injury re
ceived In a rnJ)in a saloon Christmas
ve. Peter relerslemer ami rrsns
.rnroit. nlaced under bonds several
1. r isuer, our ,...i..i..- i i-
W. F. Towne, niir v p.Milmiiiit.T, wnrn Any K-i rhiirg.nl wnn w,ninrr.
U M-dtrd Vi.L.v on businew. ' t.tk.m into rum.Hiv uy me 'i""n.
thr
Mrs. Hun null Wetorvelt DoaiI.
M rt. lUnuali Wi'HhTVfll ilittl nt
limn ot hir Hon, (i. II, Wi'HtcrvrIt,
nn-lmrili1! of Hi Hv Ww Hinirii t, i.r:n
I intinlti. Iraih ns tluc to l;i i jp
comnliieit .it tor Hit ilhirHs or a l
hvh onlv. Ttn i.' tic.! :iuir to mh
It ml from N' York two vcarn no.
low
1'St
Ore
FiH SAI.K- llofon1 lmyiuj; nursi-ry or
orn:iincnt:il xtiwK riill ml r
l.inxwil.T, North (' sln'rl, or adtlrcss
In. i ltov 1 1 1. Mr.H'onl. Or., mul not
lowcHt iiricfjs. " 1!'
FOK SALK Nfw ri'Sirtrnrp, jubi roin
i.lctotl, nM-on. hlook wi'st of hih
nhoo1. Wrst Sovrntli ntnvt; fine col
oiiint intoriiir: choan if sold soon. In
4i ii i ro TrilMine nffico. tf
KATIIS - M iii onlv; hot nir, sloam ami
iuctiit'ilto.1 r:i oOc; with lasftai;'
l.t'O; iiot-tl for thfumatiHin, eohU, stiff
i.iiiitn. i:ir:it if. I'll'.; will purify ami
tone iu ufiu'rallv. Prof. iilfskc. A
Mtri'tt. .-onii-r of Ttli t. tf
1'OK KKNT-i'vlv furnisho.1 room
l.v dav. or month. Tho (M.-ll.
,.toffi.T. M.tlfunl, Or. tf
TAT T.IVT Ifl rixan tt
COUNTY FO Tin VKA
Tin fount v iMiiiimisflionr-nt ' court fir
.Im'kKon i aunt v h r) lourtirtl nitiil
nnl Mon.Uy. wImm, it ill tako up
th work of ilrawitiii thr tinmial jnr
lint. m!oiiitintx Hfrtioii offi.-i-M fr
th nuinti two vp. rt.-. Hcfon n.l
iotiriimont th-tal tat lrvv for llMM
; .iu v tiiirii.iSiMt wa,
fucd at 7 mills, l.hiills;
slaiav I mills; roaj. 1 H irtills; coiinlv
general fund, t niHK. The budget for
county imriioaes is nlioul tl'esame asl
last vear. but the statcnW school!
nit s;l,K llatii'rf luirihasi'd
ii.lOilit feel of first .d,ss luillilur loirs
are prepared to furnish first -fiass
.lupil.er of all Kinds iu ;wvv unoutits
short notice. It (u. conteuilda.
building place Pr order with
prices verv reasonable ; dim. hsi-tri and
line finish lumber a specialty. Writ
call. Witle Pulls l.uml-r)Coinpanv
office overi
ford, Or.
E. E. HAMILTON, M. D.,
tl..a.,.iun nnd RlirOCOn.
Successor to Dr. Ii. S. DcArmond.
Office in Bitter Dunlnp HlocK.
Phone 083. "
WAEREN L. CAMERON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Residence, Hotel Moore.
GET UNDER COVER
It's a good idea for everybody ot get under cover in Med
ford, including the eitv council, and we are here to furnish you
tho
BEST PROPERTY IN
MEDFORD
for the least money. If you are a stranger in Medford, you can't
afford to lose money by boarding with your family at n hotel.
The business mail's way of doing is to buy a nice cheap ract
and build a nice bouse while the present financial situation contin
ues. It's a fact that you can build ch.ap.-r now than you could
a mouth ago; or, better yet,
BUY A CHEAP HOME CLOSE IN TO A
BUSINESS CENTER
and watch it grow into more money before spring. We nre pre
pared to equip all hollies.-.-!., is with desirable homes at n low
figure. Now is the time t.- Imv, save rent and make money by
the advance in price.
Rogue River
Land o.
EXHIBIT BUILDINa,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
A?.o-;;
T.TwnT.EY St LINDLEY.
n.xilitpu in now nnd second hand furni
ture, stoves and tinwnie, hardware, etc.
Storage and eomiiiiasion. Woodyard in
connection. All goods delivered to nny
part of city.
NEW TOILET PARLORS
Modern and scientific methods for the
care of all diseases of the hair, scalp
and face. Shampoo CO cents. Electric
scalp massage following snampoo -.i
cuts. Physical ileliciencies ueei
oped, manicuring, finest toilet articles
a refill ly compounded.
MRS. w. L. CAMiiKun,
Suilo 4S, Hotel Moore Annex.
.1. K. KX VAliT.Pnsid i ni
.1. A. I'KHKV, Vice l'iv-i.i. nt.
Medford Steam BaKery
HOT ROLLS TOR BREAKFAST
or ilainly little dinner rolls that,
will tempt the appetite of the
most last id ions, Is Ihe kind we
serve every day when ordered.
11, Muffs, light, white and dc
lici.nis, is niir specialty, as well
as the richest, finest cakes, pas
I , v an.l -ies. When you unn'
enjoy your meals. order ; .-li.-.'iestnt'l's
from us.
tll.'TII. Ciishi.-r.
. II. .I.M KStlV. Ase'l C.-i dii.-r.
TlieMedford Hational Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL W"'
SUKIMA'S )0
Safctv Hexes in Rent. A ( icii.-ml Hanking Dushicss
Ti'iuisMi-ttHl. Snli.-il Vfiir l'ltlroiiMso
RANCHES
FOR RENT
Uruitt Alfalfa and Stock
Ranches.
DB. C. R. RAY,
Modford, Dr.
I
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IIS
nf.:A,-i sou
SATISFACTION AND PLEASURE
ill (..tine ale 1111:11111 1 nl Nlisll 's. I'.v-
,..,!.;,,.. hi !.- lias that delicious
thai only an evpcrl cook can
Cur le. at;. poultry and fish are
,',., ,, iioin ihe . honest in Ho- mar
I. i 'ne .-ot'i'.-.-s. t'-as ami witns lire
.. st. nluii you want lo enjoy a good
mini p to Nazi's.
THE NASH
For City Recorder
Benj. M. Collins
INCUMBENT
Candidate for RcKlectioii.
Competent, faithful, hon
est. His record speaks
for itself.
No Fire In the Kitchen Ranye
No Hot Water iu the House
Then is the time you ni
jjrecinte the convenience of
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
Attach a plug to
the nearest lamp j l
locket aud turn the switch ' I
riVt, QUART. TWO QUART
AND LARGER SIZES
Pint Site Is tpecully adapted tor nursery
aeaxi
Simple
DKrakse
,tll Till i i I It E.
M .' I I I I I I S
YOU ARE WELCOME
W 101 INKS DAV AlTF.i;X(H)NS WlA,
UK LADIK-S- VlSlTlXd DAY AT
I'KIL'S KUTK ItAl'NDJJV. LAD IKS
AI.K KSI'KCIAI.KV IWITKD TO
( A ,, AND ; TlllfOl'dll T1IK KS
TA I'.I.ISI 1 M KNT SKK HOW TIIK
CKOTIIKS AliK WASIILD IN AN I'T'-TO-DATK
AND MODKlt I.Al'NDI.V.
ATTKNDANTS WILL I K ON HAND
TO KXIMiAIN DKTAil.S :: :: ::
Peil's Elite Laundry
) i.i son n I vW.ink , (tfyd j ) -hone
U Q tf 1 ll.
Cotttff Water and Tower Co.
RM: OfffrA on RATrtnth StrrtniL
Djiposit1 ttie liif) Kleotric Hin.
CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
They drain tho towns of nioiicx and m-ithor
give the tit, style imv distinction t- ymir clothes
thatlvour own citv tailor can.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
The clothes I make are the kind that "carry
distinction," that bespeak the nun. that keeps
your money at home and are superior in every
detail to the "sweatshop" ;oids ot" catalogue
houses. O q O
KEEP YOUR MONEY
HOME
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