THE BEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. "S KDFORD. OU.. WEDNESDAY. MARCH '1 IfHK
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
A. .1. ois..n ..I' (iul.l Mill h.ts i
visilin in Miaitn county, all f'rn r:i .
in MEir-' li ir a lui-tim- location.
M:t i I in Mini p..i'c.laiii w wrv an I -u
i.in.l w:f - ;it .1. I . WaiiN.
Mi-.. h'!.-.n-r !.inn nl' I'm ! la ml hns
rt-tui r(i 'l f'n.ru Si-fittlf. While there
Mrs. I, inn nn! in tin- new Kir? 1'n-i.-hvterian
.lunch ami lei't-ivnl inaiiv com-Fliiix-nts
nit ti r fintz'mu.
Hum lin .-.. nii-jititi-elain ware aini -!
arrti-l u are at .1, '. Wanli.
fi. W. Weeks nf Trail crock was
a Iiiimim-hh i-aN'T in Metlfnnl Tut'H'liiy.
T. M. I.ewi-, tlie horticulturist, ft ml
l:til ". Lewis, id.- ari-hitect, amlthi-ir
wives ha c redirnc'l f r.nri :i T rip To
New York.
Miss Klt;i Ciiunvitiv, Htennyriihy ami
1y iwrtl 'inn. Room i. Palm Illock.
William Jones nf Ashland made a
TjiihinesH rail in Meiifonl Tue.silav.
Soul hern Oregon scenery at Hull's
Art Studio, near bridge.
.1. Iterry of l'jper Hogui Kiver
wan : IniHineH! caller in Medford TneH-
Do you want a first e aw business
.location on Med ford 'h busiest street !
Easy termw. 7f no, rail oil .L C. Brown,
Palm Hlork.
(,'. N. Hu re risen ' new rejiidenee on
South A atrent in n curing completion
nnd will noon bo ready for occupancy.
For a good, clou n bod come to 20
8. G treet. D. G. Karnea. S
. Ocorgfl JI. Church of Roaeburg in via
iting in Medford. He wan formerly
owner of tlifl Viennn bakery.
New rooming hoiiHe, jum opened. D.
ii, Karnes, H O street, near Seventh
ntnM't. M
Alfred Smith sold one ftcrn of land
in Went Medford for Idu Wiley to W.
H. Humphrey for a consideration of
' Eat (it the ilooster, the new first
class restaurant, at 22 0 street. Popu
lar prices. 6
. ('. P. Hull, the merchant fit Hrowns
boro, was a caller in Medford Wednes
Hny. Dinner fur men every day from 12
noon to 2 p. m 1'ic, with gliias of
bm-r. White Klephant 'nfe, in D at.,
opposite depot. 9 i
lunar ("offman is very sick at the ;
home of his daughter, Mrs. Al Nturgis.
Mr. C'uffman is a veteran of the civil
war.
The erection: of n beautiful bungalow
is about to be commenced on th Qtioen
Anne addition and more will follow in
a short time, which proves the popu
larity of the building restriction on
these lotn. Better not be u Spaniiird
and put off buying one of these lots
until tomorrow.
I-Ved It. Neil and wife of Ashland
Hpent Tuesday w it b friends in Med
ford. returning to their home Wednesday.
Al) of (he lafcit ttylet iu sewing inn
e hi nes at the lowest prices. White, $11 ;
Singer, 10; Davis, $12; drophend. lat
ent tyle, standard make, $20; New
Home, l.'i. The Standard Sewing Ma
chine Man. !. II. Johnson, M. El wood 's
Ktore. .110
A. K. Kellugg, enmity runnier, passed
through Med lord Wednesday nil his way
to Jack still I lie. where he lias been
railed as an expert witness iu t In case
nf the slate Charles and Norval
W a I win t li, on trial for t lie killing of
James Mankiu.
Wiiitslnirg "Pure White" thmr and
n pleased housewife. Mreakfast with
ioldeii finlc high giad t'tVe, and a
good humon-d liuliind. Allen & ea
gall
Thomas ( J oil tie v, u rum-her from
iicui l agle, was a lnistnes caller in
Medford 'Puesdny.
1 1 i r,i judly liecMiuiiig k now u that
the pet 1 1 ile . l 1 1 ic rin i in at tug taste who
ftre i (i.tilicular about what they
dnnl, Imi l.i.-aktaNt nr nnlv Uohleii
Cute high grade oilfee, it ""Id by I he
gro. t l .hi the i ..rtier. '
V, V.. Maitin atnl family have uio ed
oii1 nf etlford tni their ncrcae iu Sun
se Parii . Mr. Martin lias t-reit ed a
it-ttage sitn-e purchasing bt-st full.
P. M O'Neil nf the East Side, who
has been very sick for sever! months,
has nit ally improved and feeK better
than in matt v in. nit lis.
Well, M.n.lnm, if .. w ih the b. st
fl.'tir we iiiii-I i. In. tantlv e.uit'e-H that
Mr. an( Mrs. F. W. 'arnahan have
arrived in Medfnnl from the Blue
hedge mine and will remain for several
days, in Medford.
Nat hau Kuslittel if Martnii, 1 nd., is
a recent arrival in Medford. He is an
eperii need nil pnmioler from the nil
Ji'l'U t.l Ohio and Indiana 1 will
inal-.e investigation along it, at line in
t to- liogue l;i er alley.
The iniant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. K. Met, of East Medford died Mon
day morning and was buried in the
Jacksonville ceiintery Tuesday after
noon. Tli. funeral was larg. lv attended.
MARRIED.
iALVl H.WiltlS At Vail. jo. al..
March is, John (lahiu and Mi.s Ji v. l
Harris, by Kev. Eat r Clyue.
IUCKLKV HAHl;lSAt A.hland. on
March 20. by Miin-n Berry, .1. P.. Er.-d
crick Dickelev and Mrs. Jennie Har
Coal for Sale.
We are 'iow- prepared to furnUh hand
picked coal at th mine, five ini
.ast of town, in any am mint desired
.".im a ton.
pacikh; coab ro.
RECORD HOUSE HEARS
"THE BURGOMASTER'
Tuneful Opera Delights Many Come
dians Good and Fun Genuine Chorus
Girls Pretty and Graceful Need of
New Playhouse Emphasized.
i.ll t 'he
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(BY EJ) AND HEWS.)
"The Burgomaster" filled the opera
house to its capacity, the record re- j
ceipts of the season, which emphasized
the fact that a new theater in Med-1
ford is a "consummation devoutly to
be wished. ' ' Eashion was out in its
finest feathers, and a goodly rcpresen-1
tation from the surrounding towns was
there. Th company was an excellent j
one, the play beautifully staged and!
prettily costumed. j
As to the play itself, the excellence j
of the actors has made it a good one,
and not the author of the book. While;
there are a few eatcliy numbers in the i
music uud perhaps as a whole it might
be considered popular, yet, compared -with
the compositions of Arthur Sulli- i
van, Audrun, Locoq uud Planquctte, our i
present composers, like Hamlet's crab,!
huve been crawling backward.
When "Pinafore" opened a field in j
America for comic opera there was but;
little known about stagecraft, and the,
drilling and training of choruses in
bright and picturesque action. If some-1
on' would write nu opera with the inu-
sicnl merit of "Chimes of Normandy.";
(iirofle" or "Pinafore," and give it 1
to our modern stage manager to pro
duce we would indeed see a perform-
ance worth while. They say the "Mer-j
ry Widow" Is up to this mark, and if,
we get a new opera house, Manager
Haaclrigg promises to open with this'
great production. Let us boost. j
Is First-Class ComedUui.
But I am digressing. We munt talk j
a little of the actors. The central fig-,
ure nf the play is the burgomaster, who
hail a very able exponent in (lus Weiu-
burg. Mr. Weinburg is a comedian that j
has passed the point of trying to be'
funny. He is funny, and has really I
made bis part in the play; the author j
J gave him the skeleton and lot has i
clothed it in a humorous manner. In a i
word, he may be truthfully ranked
i among the few tirsiclass comedians, and j
I their number is not too many. True
comedy is a serious business. ' Mr. j
Weinburg comprehends the gravity of !
the situation. ,
Leo Kendal as Doodle Von Kull was
the funny running mate. He is a good ;
comedian, who knows just how far to'
go and where the thaw the Hue. He I
is not of the over ambitions kind that ,
try to neutralize tho work of others.
Miiss Kuth White was the Willie As-
torbilt of the play. She succeeds in a i
ery difficult effort of showing worn-j
a nly modesty in male at tire. She was
sweet ami dainty. She speaks her lines
in scholarly fashion. Her pronuncia
tion is charming. She is an excellent
actress and is the possessor of a sweet
soprano nice. She phrases her music
with the best tif taste.
Play ii Taking One. 1
Marie tirntidpre, the girl from Chi-,1
cago, is a very taking little singer and j
actress; in fact, to specially mention ;
each one of the east Would be only J
,iittice, for each play ml their part cx
tiemely well. The choru girls are all j
voting and really pretty, in fact it was:
the best balance I chorus that Medford!
has seen. The prcttv ensemble was not
mailed by the lean girl "who is send-
nig niMiiey home to her mother to sup- '
poi t t wo children.
Taken as a whole, the show bears the'
in titipolitan stamp, and as long as we
can g' t sm-h companies. Medford will
Willihglv put up the price to see the
Umiiiv man nnd the frolicsome bunch of
ht i !,- l-t!iil' ni br.'Wii '
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single inser
tions less than 15 cents. Six insertions
1 for the price of four. Seventy-five
cents a line per month.
' WAXTEU Pm people to have their
, shoes repaired at ' '. M. Kidd 's Shoe
; Store. Our shoemakers are experts. "
EoK SALE Old papers, .ej for " cts.
Tribune office.
; WANTED Waitresses wanted at the
Emerick Hotel at uucc. Good wages.
WANTED Teamsters with teams want- ,
ed at Western Oregon Orchard Co. 'b
orchard. Apply to Ered LundahJ. 7 .
WANTED Woman to do housework at
once. Inquire 31." N. D st. James
Stewart.
WANTED Cash paid for all kinds
second hand goods. 313 East 7tb, M. .
IX Moore. 22
FOR 8 ALE Vo ung gentle cow for ;
sale; pric $-40. E. E. Morrison, R. :
E. D. No. 1, Griffin Creek.
WANTED To borrow $1500 wTth
gilt-edge security. Address Lock Box
7G7, Medford. Or.
WANTED Man and wife wish posi
tion on a fruit farm for cooking in
a camp. Address C. Smileugh, Asb- ,
land, Or. 7 j
FOR SALE A S2000 mortgage, gilt- :
edge security, no taxes, H per cent net.
Inquire of the Medford Realty & Rent
al Co., Medford, Or.
FOR SALE Trade ten acres excellent
fruit land one mile irom Eagle Point
for little home in Medford or Jack
sonville. Itox 346 Medford. S
FOR SALE Must sell ten large city
lots, close in, excellent soil; will cut
into 1M) ordinary lots; big bargain; :
$300 cas b , ba 1 a n ce easy terms. Ro x j
340. Medford. 8
FOR ""SALE BloVkriih'oTce" build
iug lots; good soil; beautiful view,
and one of the best locations in Med-
ford; $1S00 cash will buy them, or
will exchange for residence property.
Address P. O. Box 571, Medford, Or. 6
WA TNT EDTo exchange a wen-TnT-proved
Southern Minnesota 100-acre
farm for property of near or equal
value in or near Medford ; price $30
per acre; mortgage $4000; my equity
$4000. Write owner. J. W. Hcacock,
Kuthton. Minn. R. F. I). No. 56. 5
FOR SALE Two incubators, used only'
one season, for sale cheap; capacity
of each, -KJ eggs. Inquire at War
ner 's store. Warner 4 Snyder, tf
WA NT ED furl, a good cook, two in
the family, 4-room cottage; no wash
ing to do; will pay good wages. Ad
dress p. ). Hox :iv3. tf
FOR SALE House nnd lot near Cath '
idic school; price $1700; this is a bar
gain. Address letter to Box 312, Med j
ford. Or. 16 '
25 Hats Choice
See the New Middle Window
Jj I
G43I
W'c linvc a collcrtion of swell new'
Nrinm I lals. suitalile fur street ir dress
weiir. Many rould lie used for huth.
( 'iiiiiirisinn-alnmst all nf the very new-e-t
shapes and straws. They are hats
lint will he sold in most millinery stores
or si).uu, Si.uii, s.'' and .:;.uu. e
oiler voil ehoice of the
for '
"S5.00
SummerUnderwear
See the North Window
A "lani-e at our north window ought
to convince you that we can save you
money on summer Underwear. Iu this
window we show a fine assortment of
styles in the best made undcrwiw that
we could find in fourteen yearc t-xpe-rienee
in buying in very large retail
houses. A trial will convince you that
we give special values with every gar
ment sold, and the prices range from
5 TO $1.00.
Bntterick Patterns.
The Store Thai Lowers Prices
BAKER-KUTCHASON CD
JUST NORTH Or JACKSON COUNTY BANK
Golden
Grain
Granules
F Mi SA LE lirge building lots in
West Medford. (J:txHiS feet, $130 each.
Impure of .1. C. Hrown, office in Palm
block. l.'i
SHORTHAND and Typewriting Those
wishing work of this kind done in j
ev ening call up Van, phono S33t Rogue j
liiver Electric Co., or address P. O. I
Hox H76. tf
WOltK WANTEI.lapuneso eoutrnc !
tor; can do nil kinds of genera) farm-
ing; general helper in ull work; town'
or country. Address A. E. Tfttsunii,j
Geu'l Dt-1., Medford. Or. tf j
UK) lKR CENT PURR
rKRKAL ('OFFER.
F Mt SA LE Ranches ranging in size
from '2 acres up to 040 acres; prices!
ranging from $10 up to $i.l."0 per acre. I
A good bilineH property at $30i; !
new residene1 property ranging in !
priei- from $('.00 up to ;iOOO; iiI.ho Iim) i
acren in Mit"iuri to exchange for1
pr.'peity here. List your rental prop-j
i: with n. We have i-a)K everv day.!
Call a n. I ee n. WiUttn & Kin von, '
Adkim bl-.cK. 7th and
We Want to Buy Lands
Rcaltv Bond Syndicate of
Oregon
.l.u k.MMi (. imil
Hunk Auiii-v
W. H. Stalker
Secretary
r m:
ii-i
AI.E- l'f acres iani n littgue
r. two imle from Ur.uits l':iss;
:i 'i;ilf . l- aici. ri. h b..!t..in laiu.
. : i-s ,.r. hard nr garden land; -a'K
"i' ri'iib-T t1! ba!:i!'.tc W-Hth eil-
. . ak. d f-r land; t.rih
. -1 a month on balance. VI
. r ii I...X M.-l ft-rl. Or
'' ''I- Kp.-I tenc.-d Itd-pliol 1 1
- - ..- K 'a :n:i Ii CaM i-.-li.uig-" ;
..-t tiiMiit Ii :i nd I -con in c-mi
- I'Mlding; i i It rk and It i i
-nrrniiiidiMg'; t rant)., rtat imt
lil t. Klamath r"ali furnnhed.
'n phone to lan 1 '.umc!-, uiati-
M ida v 1'hone
K linnth
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AI:I)I:0Ivi) Hi A vaw C01THI; IIOl'SI:
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nii'irr.
LE--Ha ing part ua- d ,.r
, t j',., uf first clae nulling !-'gt.
:i i pr-p.ired ti fiirni-li f ir-t
r .ft all K i l i 1 ? in any iHiunmH
h it notice. If V'11 foi.T.-f.platf
M eg place .r.r .-rd-T WO'I u:
, . .r r- asiMKil!c : d ;muiiiii n snd
.. , . - , s-.. . "A - -
It tastes like coffee. Tt looks
like coffee and it smells like
coffee, lnt is pure roasted
lira ins. blended so as to-procure
the liest flavor, the
greatest strength and an ar
ticle which yotini; and old
may drink morninir. noon
and niulit.
( ioldeii i rain i ramiles is
i pe.-ially rei-ninniended t'
those -u f t t i 1 1 u' from heart
troiiMo. ncr'oiisnpss. const i-1
palioli. iliiliu'csl ion. dyspep-;
sia and -tom:ir1i trouhlcs. :
inrlif 'l-jioinul Hit-Liiti
fur -", all retail irrocers.
Wli, , legale l.v
P. B. Ths & Co.
THE LEGAL BLANK
DEPARTMENT
Of the Southern Oregonian is the best
and most complete south of Saleii
PARTIAL LIST OF BLANKS
Warranty Deed
Mortgage.
Lunt; und Short Formt
Sitti'ifact'n of MurtKUKf
Transfer of Lien
Power of Attorney
Mechanic's Lien
Water Rijrht
HKAL KSTATE
titiitclaim DeeJ lu,nd for Ded
MtjrUrjiKe
With Tax Payment Provifimi
Option to Buy Lund Agent's Contracts
MISCELLANEOUS
Bill of Sale
Liquor Licence Formi
Notice to TresimKMTH
Creditor's Claim
Atrainst Etate
Chattel M or tirade
A k now led frmen t
("onfesion of Judgment
Covers for Blank1
Placer Location
tturul for I)eeU
Miner'.' Lien
FOR KENT. FOR SALE. FURNISHED ROOMS. ETC. fon canlboardt.
MINING
Quartz Location Water Right
Oregon and V. S, Foroii 1'ntract to Sell
l'"! Proof .f ldbor
.ll'STICE OF PEACE
"ivil and Criminal Subiioenas Attac iment
. , Undertikinjr and Aftt
Oamihrnent davitor Attachment
V? Ml11 , Comir.rtment for Fine
Nntwe to Juror Jurj Ordej
Civil Complaint Warrant for Arre-t
PROBATE
Petition ft I-ters of Admininration. Adminislraior-. Executor's and Guardian's
Bond end tW.-: Order Settin Apart Property Exempt from . EutfcorrcS?er
l 01 Pru.1 Property Station; tLmiMiin 5 aS'
T m t ; InVentwry and Approvement; Prwuf of Wilf hSter
Summons
Execution
Judgment Trarst-ript
Conumitment for Trial
Search Warrant.
Attachment
Notice of liar it Uh men t
tirund Jury Submrm
irHiictment
Tmnript of Judgment
CIKrtllT COURT
Undertaking and Affidavit Summons
for Attachment Cost BUI
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Search Warrant
notice to Jurors
notice to j uroru f
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and best forms. r Orders
promptly filled at Portland
prices, rr, Give us a trial.
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