Medford daily tribune., February 14, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

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SOCIAL AHTX
PERSON4f.f
I'. 0 Ke.Omou of JinUiwau, X.
ix u u-w arrival in Medfunl.
A. C. llowli tt of KnirU' i'uint was a
.Mi-ilfnpl liuiiii-!t ciiIIit Friday.
Hubert t'ook, a pioneer of Jui-KKnii
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Hurry C. Htoildaril to W. 0. Al-
IriiliaKi-o, lot 1, tilo'K 'i s''u
set 1'nrk
eoiintv.Oami- i" from Fixit "h re.-k to Henry W. Orth to John . Ortll
al., all interest m .mini onu
4lr.)r. forhi-M of Tgli-nt vfe'tiig look after mat tern of luisim-sn r'riilu.v.
i J..lt'onl, lvii!irriv-(l0Thuily. Mr. ook wa .-niinty -om mi Ksiom-r of
J. J. 14UH' "f Talciit tiai4S' td bit . .In.-kson roiinty morn than 4U yearn ao.
'iA JMforil Thurgliy. (ev. F. f Williams h.m r-tnrni-il from
J. Wili v rami' in from hii nfueh CriuitH I'am. He InM a iw-riin of im-i-t-frii'lav
to lo.ig aft-r butincss matters, iiitfs at (iol.l Hill and also at (iranls
VYt-h the JSui Store for Valen- ; I'.-iss, lioth of whic h were Wi ll attenilr-.l.
j;.g tf .1. I. (t'i'liry'n little Hon underwent
llnll.lr Navlnr h'l't Kriiiav morning for an oier:ttion t'or iUseiise,l hunt'. Tin' lit-
A. I. Inn. I where In- will look after bus- tie sufferer is only 4 yearn old, lint
in-n .oniii-i ti d with hi awn,I. st
Kinoa for I.owirev 'K, Alilon's and
Ountln-r'a ,'lioeolatos.
l'r d S. I 'l.:ii'il'i inili
.-. ii M.-.lr'i.r.l l.usiiM-' i.'lller ! hlire M ii'-re t!...y 111
lav.
Hrol.v I!!-.-.' M;-r. K I "r 1 lay. 1' I.-
tf
of tiril'fin ( II ' k
-a ealler Yliiirs-
btimd tho oj.i-i-;ttii.ii well.
S. V. Worthc n.uid .1
111 I.itidi'Il. V.HIi., I'll
M-ilturd tliis r,,..nii.
I I.
Utissanl,
:i--'d through
r ' in I; land. ( al.,
!t.r iii.iM.-rs of
i"ii r-'uirii trio
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lit Hi:
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111 I I:.' M. K. I l.'i
a.iu;;ej
Old All;
''lid Ai' .m:-- '.'.-'
KiiiaiH Wing to i. K. Slinoorland,
iroierty in IJiuval Wist Vir
ginia Addition, Ashland
W. A. I.cttci kn to Daniel J. Win
ter. 1'l.o'S arres in seetinll II,
townsliiti :i'., raligi- 1 K
I.. Nil di rmr yor to Tli. 11. F.
Knglv, irojerty in bloek Hi,
I'lmi-nix
.M inn i- A. N.-il to J. li. Neil.
.hi half ni-ro in ll. 1,. I '. .'IT,
I ,vi:-h i p .'!7, raiiL''1 -
i." lis .!orli-!:-:i '" ' lnn-nee
K-..I. lots 1 I !! 1-'. ' !''!;
I " 'in Ad-lilioii. I'-r-l
'ort nn.n l" '.i-'" H.
i.. 1 1 i,i..,-i :;. i d-li-ioii.
;!.-.ii.,.-i
that well
dressed r 1
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; 'iii!"t!ii:i t!i;it iii"-t
''i'.:e "I' th' m ;:' 'i-uy
i :!.vis w;ir 'inr r";i.'i
lit t!)" W IH'.rY. W'v
1 1 r v...: .1 fur tiif i'.vi-
lit it V()U:il
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.late
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it fur
iiivit.-l
pa'or.
All
attrnd.
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T. 'i
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i mi. .1 a in. I"
d :"'::.:: : i.- .-..ni-lv. 'rii.M' is ail illt.r"-il-ML'
i!..t r i.l.-'.- v.iili t l.rilliiiL.' -:t aat imn
that iiia'ii' y..ii !i..M y...ir l.ri-ath in th"
i'.iti'!ilittt of th.: nvrlns. Tin-la- nr.1
sr. -iiir and mi"ha n ii-a I offi.-fc ttiar nial;n
yni wniidor how sai li r :i 1 1st i i- ( ffoi'ts
.-an In- .r.'.l'i 1 ..n a stay. Th.: thrill
ing rfj.rodni'tion ot th.- fain. his lilm'
fnt hold Ui. th.- i-x.-ifi-d moll, oagi-r to
; lynch tho sni.oos.'d riilprit, I lie jealous
woinan who tuniH di't.i'tixo and didiv
ors tho roal criminal, aro a ft-w of tho
: inti'ri'Kting dramatic situations. Among
CLASSIFIED ADVEr.TISET.TEN'TS.
i M
T.'l.
N.i
A.
. :i:...-r. Mgr. '-
in narr"v mid iiK'li.im
widl lis silk and satin llil.l.'.n at f'.iliir
llntchason o.'s. -7!'
J. I), narkdnll lift Thursday fur
rnrtlainl. where ho will look uft'-r tins
ini-ss matters.
Ladies, attention! Pon't fail to see
the new aisortment of t'hina Silk and
Kmbroidery Waists. "The Ilig Store,"
rtenol A Kentner's. 27t
I) l Miller returned Friday from i the characters
Wooilville, Or., where he has been for . grass, who will k
several ilavH on business. the time he is before you.
Ladies, attention! Don't fail to sen i Miliar, laughable character has never
tho new assortment of China Silk and been conceived, his old Bongs Rung In
Kmbroidery Waists. "The liig Store," j true Arkansas style, being some of the
Deuel & Kentner'a. -7S ! funniest bits of realism ever heard.
WAN'TKIt Woman or girl for silver
pantrv. Apj'ly to Steward, Nash t'afe.
FtiU KXrilANfll: Meilford property
for other property. Adrdess Loek Bos
41S, Medfonl, Or.' tf
FOU SAI. lO-
of each,
li'-r's st ir
old Jeremiah Snod
ep you laughing all
A more pe-
Two incubators, used only
, for sale cheap; capacity
I'i eggs. Impure at War
. Warnev & Snyder, tf
WAXTKD Salesmen for Medfonl, Ash
land and (irants I'ass: tirst-class line;
g 1 money for liusriors. Address I,'
Tribune office. '-'"I)
1'OU KF.NT HooiiKs for light house
keeping, with lmtli and eleetric light..
Irupiire above tea and coffee store,
7th anil fi. Mrs. A. Hnycox. 27S
please us immensely
it' you voul'l come iu and lok nt new
.sftritifj .sVycv. I f yon arc a merchant's tailor
man we will guarantee to surprise you.
Paying too mucli and waiting too long U the
enough and getting perfect satisfaction is our
wav.
-to-orderM way.
We tit allsliape:
Paying just
Mrs. H. Dyer of WW. Molfnnl, who
Iihh ht'i'U HcrinuHly Kick at lier homo, is
no hot tor.
All rulorH in nurrow hi id inr-il iiim
wiiltlm Hilk iiikI iit in liihhon fit. Hakcr
IIiitohfiNnti ( 'o. 'h, -7!(
TImto !h a now Muck sin it li shop
of n (hip (in Wr'Ht Movent li st root,
wliich is nporntoil by Uinkon & Uoohih.
Look up tluiHo 5 to 20-.icro tracts
near Medfonl. I'rico, $7.1 to $150 port
ncro. Ttiov will plenne von. .'. II. Pierce j
& Son. ' ' 270 i
( 'hmdo K. Jones, from northeast of
iMeilford, was a htininoHH caller in Med-1
ford TlinrHtlay.
Ladies, attention! Uon 't fail to see i
tho now assnrtinent of China Silk and 1
Knihroidery Waiufs. "The. llijj Store,".
Drnel & Kentner's. 278
Two coaches filled with Jewish mer-j
chants and lniKiness tnon of San Fran- j
Cisco, en route tor Con mint to intend
a Jowinli celelirnt ion, passed tliroutrh
Medfurd l-'riday.
Only throe nnire frames, L'L'xJIt, with'
SnuIhiTii Oregon Scenery to fit. are left;
from the specinl sale. If you wish one
call al unci'. Kememlier that the phn- j
tos are I' ice with the frame. Hull's Art
Studio, near bridge. tf
I'rt'd Lumlalil, managor of the West- :
era nnJinrd. four miles cant of Med - 1
fi'iil. t rati sac tot business in M.'dfnid
l-Vidav.
Valt'titine Pn.staN Mm- v.
"Old Arkansaw" is a woll-tobl story ' '0(;,') An elaborate assortment of;
a real play with a real plot, and is Ladies Lingerie, China Silk and Em
portrayed by a eompnny of the very broidery Waists. ' Tho Big Store, ' '
best people in the theatrical profession. ; J.tud & Kentner. -7S j
A nrl..t.i1 f utionliil onnnnrv nnrl mnitc 1
, i c 4 i i. i ' K( ) li S A L K 50x200-foot lot, 3d lot
new and novel effects and mechanical r,,Ii . , , , ,
from cor. litn aim i sis.; a nurgiiiu;
S. W. Medford. Call any time. W.
Vogili, residence.
lull
h.T..
frnm.
bid,'.
Mt
f i:m
f.illv
P ..-!
Mm
t'lfpcnt bom.'
thoiiMan.
.t;-l S!,,
ir cartls
ttrlect
Iliil,l,:i)
t f
vt'fti.i' will rc-
(lc vices all combine in making this thoj
dramatic and comedy event of the sen-J
son. I .
The state of Arkansas lias
been a fertile field for the novelist
and for romance, but it has remained
for Krod Hayinond to transport its
scenes into the dramatic field, taking
as his central ihenie a former train
robbery which occurred thorn some
years back; he has woven a melodra
matic comedy about it, which has al
ready nroven its worth bv seven years
of successful existence. Mr. Raymond1 FOH SALK-
claims that his play is founded on fact.
Whether fact or fiction, it is really
j iinamterial, for he has written a very
: interest ing story of life, of love, of
! mystery, of intrigue and adventure
: among the odd class of moonshine
'mountaineers that inhabit those hills,
. dealing with their lives, their habits,
i their customs, their social characteris
tics and ) ultarilies. The scenery was
painted from actual photograph of the
various localities pictured aoo
character is true to life. Uramatie in
all of its scea.'s and melodramatic in
manv. it never t raiwcemls the bounds of
i.pihabtlity and no one n 1 dre'elt the
itoaeinat ion to b" convinced of it-4 re-
nature M : Hi everv
s to he .'I bit of life
ed fr.-m its oriitiel
always FOU SALF One five-horsepower mo
tor, good as new; take it away for
$7.1. Peils Elite Laundry, Medford,
Or. tf
KOtt SALK One acre, west of Medford
city limits; price $LM)0, payable $10
down and $10 a month, without inter
est. Address I', O. Hox 571, Medford,
Oregon. "'
Now reBtrtrnce, just com
pleted, second block west of high
school, West Seventh street; fine col
onial interior; cheap if sold soon. In
quire Tribune office. tf
WOHK WANTED lnpanese. coatrac
tor: can do all kinds of general farm
iiiir: lioiienil helper in all work
or country. Address A. E.
Cen'l Del., Medford, Or.
SII MiTII A N D and Typewrit tug Those
wishing work of this kind done in
ev.iiiiP' call up Van. phone S.VT, Rogue
Iftwr Klectric Co., or addres
Hex 7ii.
town
Tatsmni,
tf
P. O.
$15 to $40
Model Clothing Co.
'Med ford's Correct. Clothiers.
building place your order with us;
prices very reasonable; dimension ftnd
fine finish lumber n specialty. Write
or call. Butte Falls Lumber Company,
office over Jackson county bank, Med
ford, Or. tf
NURSERY STOCK All kinds of fruit
trees, both large and small fruits,
standard varieties of apples and pears
and peaches, including Newtown and
Spit.enborg apples; a full line of up
todate nursery stock, in large or small
lots; also all kinds of ornamental
trees and shrubbery, at my residence
in South Medford, having just re
ceived a large shipment, am prepared
to fill orders immediately. Inquire at
W timer's Store. L. B. Warner, Sr.,
Medford. Or. tf
nlitv
tnii'
lull
Mv
l-'OI! SAI.i: One I.Miors.'piHv.T nuto-
Kussell engine, in tir-t-r-last
tliis up. Hi" price will snr-
i.r'm. vim. I'eili Klite Laundry, Med-
f..r l. nr.
mill ic
sum.; Iinili
tf
.1 in. I
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1tt! f'OVCUR? 0' !
IITT OF II.t'lNF.Y COUNTY
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pill: S 1. K Having piir.lias.d over
......i.iluil f.'. t nf firt i laj-s uiilling lugi.
w.- :iri- pri'pari-.l tn furnth first class
liimb.'r nf all kinds in any :iliiniirits
..n slmrt nutii-e. If vim cuiitt-inplate
MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday, February 18.
FRED RAYMOND'S
Special company presenting his un
precedented dramatic comedy success
ARKAffSAW
A production aviouuiiod by umipnt
ous and clr.borr.te :'taso setting, no
table tor
THE RAILROAD HOLDUP.
THE ARKANSAS MOB SCENE.
THE JAIL-BREAKING SCENE.
THE FAMOUS CONSERVATORY
SCENE.
THE ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN.
I .,mr.l, patll..--. - n-a:i..!l. Ml!l-i.'.
sil.,'itl, ilan.'illg.
A gr.-at plav- A great i-ninpany.
Prices -.i'i-. ""''. ifl.iin.
Our February Cleanup
OPPORTUNITIES TO SAVE.
Here are a few of the many good "snaps" we
are offering at this store. We invite yon to call
ami inspect these bargains and look at the
NEW l'IKUE COOIIS
Silk Skirts
AT COST.
This is probably tlie last, opportunity
you will ever have to buy all colors
in fine Silk Petticoats at absolutely
wholesale cost
$3.00 to Sn.OO
Petticoats
AT SALE PRICES.
W'c are showing the finest assort
meats ot Sat i ne. Mercerized and
Ileatht rblooin Petticoats it has eve;
been our pleasure to display. Al
prices
75c to $3.50
All Wool Waists for OneHalf
'. .( imnili. r ..
I ..lli. i' I'al.ri
prices si.:"
.il Wa
is ll.'l'l'
i. r I'i'i.
if fine batiste,
:ivi' just half.
. $ I..-.".
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..ir Pli.
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lr. Il.-iir '
I III,' ; f
ni- t.i ti.'.-.ime
as as.sl.d in
mil
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an d.a'i-.l III,' .,
I. I'i II, in. ill." i v
rai i..u l,- lr. P.mIm s ..r" T il, -nt.
,i ,all,"il,, f PI ii .i..i"
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f "N, i. T'iiimIji. Mr. W. ...t
!. s I I, Ihis I.Mid ..!' l. rim I- ll'
I .I'll I'"'' l:;- I'll-ili. " Cat "1'
i '.n'd -1 i'lil'ill:: -I'll
p. , ,i i.. i. ..f T il.l. U'. I. nun.
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s ail. I tin- llaiil.'V r.,m
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i..,s., ,,i, il,,' basis ,,
. alnar i..n. lull tlie lar i;,'
Willamette Vall-v A
mi W.'iu.iii Una! cm
s an- li.1,,1 al an liver
s an .t.'tv. wliil,' tie'
n. .w ..a ill,- marli.'t is
,,.i s.-rip is
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I all, v -li
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s n. .t . . li on,
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and lli.l.' is
it tl,.. land
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lis 111 sl.U
ill the M.
lhe Warn.
NUDE riCTURES SHOCK
GRANTS TASS COUNCIL
Rogue River Valley
Orchards Company
CAPITAL 8200,000
We have pnrdiao d from Mr. K. V. r;lrt. r and
A-lilantl a trait of I'7;l acr.-s ( what i ctHiider. .1 :
bind as there is in the ROGUE RIVER VALLEY, h
in five and ten acre tracts which we are sellui-; upe;
Tlo dance ieM at the Anie Opern
llmiM' la-t nilit w:i a maud vn,-ces.
.tv, pf t-inM-d iti.meh en to the
limit. Tlie miiiic n' fiiriii-lod bv the
Nmlinj or.dieMta.
.1. . M.-K.-e and .l.dm M. Ke,-. b..th
"f ppb';ate, w .-re Med fold bilincHji
A' le' Preftv niornitij;. M r. McKcc,
Sr.. brought with him Iiim daughter.
Wtio if taKIm: treatment of lr. Ha mil
...
i; i; i s
eilplam! tl;.
ble for .li
the (iian'M 1
1 1 oil
T of
th.
ado
cit v
lui 'io ti liavc i;
ocMitij; the l-'.M
i nut. The i
i itv prepem
;i ' ' clejitlilltf
! 1 i. i i h ;nid nieint
l':ts I'lr-'itH-n s aoi'iatiolt
r II. p! opei IV coniinilt I"
mciI to the effect that the
yotic to an extrein.' in dec
o..iiii ef the firemen's meet
b- pii turoH and paint
nuuiluieu state that the
b.
ef
tecrated and
fin-men '
ilpti.ni 1-
i ij.i i.m 'J
i l mil
li!OMl t
l (.t on:
tip! ion '
( ' ion T
npiioii
I )iT mil !'
e Ur. hard -Plant
-d ....
-Plar.l,
il an
I ;
.1
1 .
an d for
and foi
an d for
..red tor
a red to
and fo
ared fo
ve;irt . . .
Years . . .
varM.
Mr. V.. T. Staph, of
s ood apple and pear
I'll we have nbdivid' d
i the following term":
i! Price T-.Tal ino:nit
r Acre. r,,st. X.-.-m'y.
fi.-,o ;-it -7."
.'t lll'Hl l",o
:t: r..-,
u;o :;:)
:ui i;o.-,
4:i--, LM75 ir
,V'0 '.00 00
" mount neci"sary to j;et deed and possession.
EASY TERMS 10 PER CENT DOWN AND 1 PER CENT PER MONTH.
Detailed iitfoni.utioti and literature will be sent upon application to our
home office, i''1 Humboldt Hank btd;., Sao Francisco, ..r to any real rstate
nent in the fcOOUE RIVER VALliEY.
Child's Coats
DEDUCED ONE HALF,
s v.. ni- tli-riuii-er ; i -oat . X-w
; p.-:t1 ;: ;M y-i, .
S.ile prices Sl.O'J to Sti.
i -ur
t!le
Wo
Belts
HEDUCFD ONE-HALF.
ie'v Heirs are on the wa-.
ery uulll:i tlu: oil"
line; in.w for ju-t. L;ill
-l i- e.. I!, tier see t, r.
lc to S8c
wjmi
The
Winternight
Underwear
All w inter ivniejit T'mlcrwP.ir noiv
eliiui at a tlis.aiiint i,f Ja ikt eeut.
al'fonl tn liny now for
although tli-re is iilellty
vear it this winter.
Vim e,,ul.
next winter
of time to
S.tve 23c on the Dollar.
MEDFORD S MODERN LADIES STORE.
BAKER - HUTCHASON COj
FIRST ECOM NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
- do n. it ..nt'oiind in with th I'nion Tea ( o. Wo are oitizei:
"iir town and etpe.t to remain hero. Wo do not give premium?,
'"'f l' ! "ti their merit.
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
Jlii WKST SKVKXTH STREET.
h-OLASHAX & JUXKEX - - Proprietor
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