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Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Paper in a Lira Town.
."uh) tailed every evening except Himday
Modtord Publishing Company.
ii. I'UTXAM, Editor and Manager.
Admitted us .Second Clans Matter in
the PoBtoffiee at Medford, Oregon.
Subscription Rates:
Une month, by mail or carrier. . .'.$0.50
One yt-ar, by mail 5.00
GOOD CLOTHES.
Thin is not ;ui advertisement for
rlotliin slotc-, Idoiili it in to be hoped
that it i.-uli- in iufii-iiHini; their busi
n s. Mi . I ford has b.-iler i-iotliiiig
-i t.r.-s t i. ii ;mi rit in t hemi b;ir-
ring ii-iMt and liny deserve patronage.
K f- on i win) can afford to .should
wear hhmJ .dot lies. All .should wear as
ii-.orl flu' In -i as they can afford it' not
for 1 heir own hakes, for t he sake of
othera who have to moo them.
Ii lias In in tritely remarked that the
clothes don't make the man or woman,
either, yei they furnish a pretty good
index tu .fiaracter. Soiled and shabby
clothe ;ur ;i pour recommendation.
The philosophy of clothe is fully
discussed by Carlisle in Sartor Kesur
tilH, but one doi-H not need to read
to learn the subtle influence that cIothcH
have upon Hie mind. One feels better
AS well as looks better, and, in fact,
in better when he wears good clothes.
Not. only as a mutter of personal
pride, but as a matter of civic pride,
people should dress well. Mow much
better impression it makes upon the
stranger to see well dressed people upon
the streets, and how greater the air
of progress and prosperity.
To -ess shabbily, when you can af
ford to dress well ta a sign of provin- j
eialism. I
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
W. Harrows, Hmma Bigelow, II. K.
lioyd, Henry Krater, V. M. Hrown, U
A. Clicrlnmn. Kdgar Cook, Mrs. Lou
Hill, (ieorge W. Jackson, Frederick
Lawtun, L. i). Louis, L. K. Kussflt, W.
T. Hinirnons, William Weaver, O. W.
Wood.
GRANTS PASS DEBATERS
SOUTH STATE CHAMPIONS
Having defeated the debating t'-ams
of the high schools of Koseburg, Klam
ath Falls, Ashland, Medford and Marsh-
field, the Grants Pass debating team has
been declared the champion of southern
Oregon. The trio is composed of Miss
olwin Hughes. FnoM Oilkey and Ran
dall Hood. All three ate mimliers of
the graduating class and stand high a-i
students. Their hut debato was with
the Mnrshfiehl team at Roseburg.
New Incorporations.
Articles of incorporation have len
filed in the office of tin secretary of
state of the Oilman I if -d rock Mining
company, principal office, (1 rants Pass,
Or., capital stock l."in.0n0; incorpora
tors, Frank L. Oilmore, Richard V. Wen
do it and F. F. Lewis.
CITY TRFASI'RKR'S XOTK'F.
Office of City Treasurer, Medford,
Or., March :t, I'tOS.
Notice is hereby given that there are
funds in tin citv treasure for the re
demption of all outstanding warrants j
issued against the general fund.
Interest on the same will cease after
the aboe date.
ft L. L. .1ACOHS, Citv Treasurer.
MR. CAKE'S CANDIDACY. 1
H. M. i 'alii- of Foithuid. candidal..- ;
for the repnblicjiii nomination ;m I'nit
ed States senator, speaks at Medford
tonight on the political issues of the
day.
Mr. Ciiki. is tin- cliaiiipi.Mi ()f State-'
men I .No. 1 , n nd t lie only republican j
who is before the people as such a chain- I
pi'in. For this reason everybody at all
interested in the political situation
should hear the arguments that Mr.
Oake will make m belinlf of Statement
N. 1 1..niKl,f.
So far, apathy has marked Hie politi
at campaign in Medford. Hall' of he
county .di'ices will go by default cit
i'tis are so busy making mom y that
Hiev har no tine- for politics. Hut
Statement . I is the real in jhis
amp-iiyn. uh.-th, r the people will select
a si-iiatoi' or : r 1 tin- politicians f
seie ;; i m lb-, r.-ins of power and re
'in' the da's ,,f l.-uMuliiiii de
liaueheiv.
Mr. 'ak. stand- for rule by the , -
pb- and : j ; i f i -1 a return to (he o.
ssl. m.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
. A. Ilut.d.isou to F. A Walters.
propeity in Medford . H
F. A. Wallers f.. . : Soli
propertv in I'ark addili.n to
Ma ion lil'is to .1. .,itoi.
s . t inn n-lii i,
perfectly sanitary
Methods in bottling and
clean white employes
insures the user of
4 ' colestin, ' ' the unriv
aled southern oregon
natural mineral water
a delightful drink. sold
everywhere.
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
DANIELS'
NEW CLOTHING STORE
Colored Silk Gloves
AlsoLongColoredSilkLisleGloves
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New
Butterick
Patterns
Tlif- hm silk and silk lisle
(iloves are here. Having had
a laroe ileinand for these
gloves and knowing before
hand that colored gloves are
to be very popular for lfw.
We bent our energies to serine
them for ou and your size
and color is here. Lung Silk
Moves, with guaranteed fin
ger tips; colors black, brown,
tan and white or black; 11-
button length
only
Long silk lisle ('J loves ii
shades of hrown, tan. blue
also black and white; Hi but
ton length; a dandy
value, at
Short Silk (iloves in white and
black 75c
Short Lisle (iloves in white
and black 25c to 59c
Long Lisle Cloves in white
and black 85c to $1.50
'Long and short Kid, Chamois,
also gauntlet t Ci lores up
from $1.00
$1.65
jloves in
an. blue,
e; Kibut-
..$1.25
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Morrison
CHINA PAINTING AND WATEH COLORS.
Id-8. 206 A St. Wost. Tel. 3M.
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White Bed Spreads
Exceptionally Good Values
If .vim ii re ill ni'iil ill' wliitc Kircnils. hp oiiii siivi- yuii snnir imilli'V.
l'nll sizi'; iii:nli I'riini ing, stupli- si'ii-islaml i-iilt,.ii; tlic kin, I tli.-il wi'iirs
mill lunliH viliitp iiI'i.t lii.inj; H.-islii'.l. ,S,.(. tli.M' vnlii.s lit S1.00 l,i $4.00.
New Belts
lust received a big lot nf tin'
to-ntest elastic and fancy tinseled
Uelts; all colors now wanteil, and
tin best values we have ever had
he pleasure of offering at 2.rC
AND UP TO $3.00.
liutterick I'attet
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The New Spring Millinery
llou't you want to learn the satisfactory way to buy millinery.' Come
h'Te and select a hat the same as you would a shoe or a waist one
that is becoming nnd yon will be sutUfiid. If you try to have a hat
made up to imitate a fine model nine limes out of ten you are disap
pointed. We never disappoint you.
Values to Si). 00, now, choice S5.00
Other styles, $1.75 to S17.00, in the store.
MEDFORD'S POPULAR LADIES' STORE.
BAKER-HUTCHISON CO.
JUST NORTH OF THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK.
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CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
They drain the towns nt" i:iuuc aiu! neither
'i,ie ti'.e lit. style lmr ,list iiielimi I" yntr elcthcs
tlt.ii your own , itv 'nilor can.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Tlie clothes I make are the kind that "earn
distinction," that liespeal. the man, tint kee:s
your nup:e at home and are superior in everv
detail to the "sweatshop" e,oods of catalogue
houses.
KEEP YOUR MONEY CICCQT FRENCH DRY CLEANING
HOME LlrLllI ANDREPAIRINGM"A1,U:
The City Tailor Meord
MEDFORD SASH DOOR CO.
W indow and Door Screens, Fence Pickets.
Ottls'8 fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work" nd
fnin-y itrills. r. BETWEEN tiTH AND 7TH STS PHOVE S3.
The Medford Brick Co.
Pumptttcd of W. 0. PRIDDY, O. D. NAGLE, G. T. O'BRIEN, nmnufneturers
COMMON AND PRESSED BRICK.
Ofiurnl eoulra. tttrs and builders in all its branches. Plains and estimates
furnished. All work guaranteed.
T TS IW ACTIUD J MTI PUM ENT FOR SA LE.
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"3nstructor of "Plano.liszt 3ttetho6
Sluito at 5il6enc8. Jtortb J Slc.st
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J. H. KNYART.P.-esid ent.
.1. A. PKItKV, Vice President.
.IOIIN H. CIRTII, Cashier.
W'. II. JACKSON, Ass t Cashier.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS 30,000
Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business
Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage
SPECIAL ATTENTION lZZZ:
ins and flifiits. KH'ici.-iU'y in every department is :i ranlinnl priti-
iile with lis, Vour
laisiuess will receive
State Depositary
Established 1888.
Capital and Surplus,
5115,000.00.
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"iir Ijcst attention.
(J. L Ll XDIj KY,
Cashier.
R. W. GRAY, Builder
'OLOX I AL l'()l. I L WORK, (! R ! L L A N 1 ) LATH
WORK, I'ATTlK'sXS, ETC.
TKLK1M10XH -171.
MKDFORl), OR.
C. F. COOK
High Grade Nursery Man
Office Opposite Hotel Moore
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i:i;v. to ixsrKi-: ciidick stock, wori.n ,ivisk it.ai:.
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ID- WEST SEVENTH. PHONE fiS.'l. BOX 811.
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Do You Want a Good
5-ACRE TRACT
Close to Medford, fine loca
tion, good fruit and poul
try land. Prices, $100 per
acre. Easy terms
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DRESSLER & WOOD
West seventh St.
Bedford, Or.
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