THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OR., MONDAY, APRTL fi, MPS..
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4- AMUSEMENTS.
The Dunbar Company, Male Quartet and
Bell Ringers.
"THEM Dl'XBARS. "
(By Roas H. House.)
I hoard them Dunbars play last nilit;
Land ankes! ye'd urt a bcu thnv!
I haint had miry sii-h a tinio
4 fiuco Lizy Allen's iufiiir;
.JW fellers, that was all they wiiz,
And that was all 'twas needed;
Vo'd never b'lievo the thing they did
Unless ved been and seed it.
They hed them bIls all strung along
A jnighty handsome table,
An' when they held 'em up aloft
An' struck Vm, Cain an' Abel!
t thought the musk of the world,
In one big combination,
Hed somehow formed a sindieate
An' come to Rufunl's station.
Opera House, Wednesday, April S.
The, Dunnbrs bi-ttiT tlinn
era House, April S.
'VOr. Op
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lucy D. Willitims tn W. O.
Oreen, lots (i. 7 (mil S, block
7, Central Point iiiir.
W. C. Green to K. L. Fiirrii. lots
(1, 7 and 8, Central Point 2.10H
Henry Clark to C. W. Palm, 2
acres in D. L. ;. Ill, tmvnslii
37, range 2 W
V. L. Orr to Clnrenee Wlieeler.
property in ifpiifovil
2lKI
Sdfm
B. A. Town to Clarence Wheeler,
25.3.1 acres in township
range 1 W 2.1im
Charles R. Ray to ,T. Tt. Dun-
pan release of lionil for ileeil
R. S. Baker to O. & C. R. R.
Co., lfio.fio acres in section 1.1,
township 31, ranije 1 W
United States to Haas I,. Rorth,
southwest 14 section 2, town
ship 3(1, raajfe 3 K. . .- Patent
Rebecca M. Mol)onoiit;li to fleo.
L. Davis, Reilniea's hall bnihl-
ing, in block 7, Jacksonville . .
fleorgo L. Davis to ltank of
Jacksonville, same as above..
IC.Oli
V.lWft
W. D. Davis to Frank Zipsy,
41) acres in section 111, town
ship 33. range 2 W 1.100
Ashlnnil Manufacturing company
to K. A. Sherwin, trustee,
property in Ashlaml
United States to Peter llnrkhol
ter and Samuel Mai hews, 40
acres in section 30, township
37, range 4 W Patent
Samuel Mnthis tn Piter liurk
holter, half of northeast V, of
northwest VI section 30. town
ship 37, range 4 W
100
John D. Whitman to Caroline
Whitman, 7 acres in Whitman
Tract 1
United States to T.ewis B.
Brown, 1H.4! acres in section
G, township 31, range 3 E Patent
P. H. Steele to A. li. Oregon-,
property in Ashland
James E. Hartley tn James IT.
Doran, o acres in section 10,
township 30, range 1 K
C. C. Beekmnn to Krnest K.
Hart, 1200 acres in township
.Tt.l. range 2 W
if! A. Lyon and .1. R. Horning et.
nl., 20 acres in township 37,
range 1 W
C..V. Heukle et al. to Merritt
Co., land in township 3.1,
range 3 W
' C. V. Henkle to H. 11. Kestersoa,
one third interest in section 10,
township M, range 3 W
10
0400
4.100
700
C, I. Hutchison et al. to Kraest
K Hart et al., land in section
30, township 3"i, range 4 F...
and section 30, township 3.1,
range 3 E ,n
John Wolf et nl. to Town Lum
ber 4- Box Co.. land in section
12, township 34. range 3 K 1"
United States to John J. Streets.
100 acres in section 20. town
ship 33, range 2 E Patent
Wi linin John Itonse to Rogue
River Timber Co., 100 acres ia
sectioa 20, township 33, range
3 E
in
J. S. Stagg to T. W. I.nke, 13
acres in block 0. Orchard Home
Association 00o0
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.
White Trowbridge- vs. J. A. Lyons
Verdict in favor of plaintiff for mo.
State of Oregon vs. Charles W. Fait
Defendant fined, 100 on plea of
guilty.
State of Oregon vs. George Rhoten
Defendant pleaded guilty to larceny nnd
was sentenced to two months in the
county jail.
Carter &- Dnffield vs. Revenue Mining
!. compnny Dismissed
J. D. Hnwberg vs. Opp Mining com
1 panv Dismissed.
,j Charles Xickell vs. J. B. Welch Pis
missed.
,T. O. Boyle et al. vs. A. J. Slanb
Dismissed.
Lucy Nice vs. James H. Messier Ac
tion to recover inonev. Verdict for
plaintiff in the sum of $17.1.
Frederick Lawton and IT. E Morri
son vs. William Dutton Set for trial
April 1. ions.
' NEW CASES.
Martha S. Stnnkard vs. Matthew
Stunkard; divorce; Harvey. Miles &
Mulkey, attorneys.
Guardian of Eva nnd Alfred Carter
Guardian's report filed.
Estate of Louisa Lowei v Order made
approving sale of real property.
The Dunbars Dee lighted.
House, April S.
Opera
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bIsUME WORK ON KENO
CANAL AT KLAMATH
- KLAMATH FALLS. Or.. April IV E' T' nuNT'
Tho rr-olanintinn .-rv 1,. ,..,, wi.rk ..n ! W'ATI'I! SI PI'LV CONTRACTOR
tho Ki-nn ran.il Tiip.1.iv. Onr- humln-.l If ' -i"' ' l" rii n. i' ; Al r.-fi-r.Tiw.
Iioail of huni-n wore Iniion to tho work I H"' f ' "I "tfl't prii-. n. lnilif.li((
from rioro. Tho wagin n-ill t,o 22 oont ' l''-"' ii "'ill'-l in wli"l r in part,
nn hour for oiht hour a iliiv. nn.) tho Any availnl.lo Woo.1 or nlool
iniUrationn aro that all llio nn-n ro,-.l,,l tank, mi i-..rr.-.-t Milntniotnron. (l.i.n
pan ho sofnri.1 at that rato. Mini' oni-inon j. t. Spray oiitfitu Imilt
Thi work will holi. Klamath FallOnn.i ropairi'.l. A ohanco to figaro on
this mimmor, whilo tho tniililing of tin
oxton.ion of Iho main i"nnal will innlio
busr timot at Morrill, ami tho work on
the Clear Lake r.servoir will make lto
naiiji a center of' actn ity.
It serins the policy of the govern
ment to take advantage of the present
low wages ami supply uf labor, for
tlo-re will lie much irrigation work go
ing on all over the valley.
More laterals will be built this sprung
oa surveys made last winter, and water
will be furnished to a much greater
area.
BORN.
Kir.OOUR In Xortli Medlr,l precinct.
March 30. lllns, t Mr. ,,,,.1 rs. j
Kilgour, a son.
IIAH.NKS At (.'rants Pass, March 21,
loos, to Mr. ami Mrs. Itert Karnes, a
daughter.
Al.lilillillT la Josephine countv,
March 4, 1!iN, to Mr. and Mrs. K. M.
Albright, a daughter
.lol.'DAX Near Wilderville, March IS.
loos, Mr. , Mrs. w .i,,!,,,,
a daughter.
MARRIED.
STEVKXS-WITCH KH Tn Mcdford,
March 31. loos, by ;,.v. W. C. Ren
ter, Will K. Stevens and Miss Alia
Witcher of Ciiffin Creek.
STKVKXS II KAHX N'ear Omuls Pass,
March 17, Isms, by (,.v. Mr. Jackiie
lliire, Robert William Stevens and
Miss T.ela Vivian Ileum, both of Port
land. COXDR.WCUMMOXS Tn Jackson
ville, on April 3, l'lils, by Judge
Puna, George K. Coadray ami Sarah
( 'ummoiis.
DIED.
SII.WJRin At I'hoenix. Ariz., April 2.
BOX, Mrs. William Sharriil, sister of
Mrs. W. J. Scott of Meclford. of lin
gering consuuipt ien. She leaves to
no'lil-n her iri'i'parable loss a kind hus
band and father and three bright,
promising little boys, an affectionate
sister. Mrs. W. J. Scott, who was at
her bedside in her last sickness, be
sides many sorrowing friends.
PAXKEV At Table Rock. Or., April
3. Mrs. Mary Pankey. leaving a bus
band and six children: aged 2S years.
K1XKEAD At Table Rock, Or., April
1, 100,, Ida Kiukead, youngest
daughter of the late William Kiu
kead of Chicago, Til.
FA R XS WORTH At Roseburg, March
27, 100S, of acute gastritis, George T.
"Farnsworth, formerly of Medford,
aged 31 years.
VIXCEXT At Xew Pine Creek, Cal..
March l."i. 1!0,S, of pneumonia, Chas.
O. Vincent, formerly of Jackson coun
ty, aged 40 years and 3 months.
MAOTirPEI! At Horabrook, Cal. Ap
ril 2. ions. Kdward Magrudor of Cen
tral Point, aged 30 years.
MKSSTXGER Tn Josephine county,
March 30. 100S. William Messinger,
aged 3.1 years.
TEST Al ' Portland. Mnrch 27, 100S,
Lily E., wife of Edward O. Test, for
merly of Medford, aged 30 years.
II AX I FOR D At Grants Pass, April 1.
100S, Theodore Haniford, aged 2.1
years, of tuberculosis.
GEI1RETT At Grants Pass, March 31,
lns, Lloyd E. Oehrett, aged 27 years.
0 months and IS dnvs.
POLITICAL CARDS.
TOR COUNTY JUDGE
M. F. EGGLESTOX
Of Ashland.
Candidate for Republican Xominntion.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
J. R. NEIL.
Candidate for tho Democratic
Xominntion.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Ell M. ANDREWS
Of Medford.
Candidate for Republican Xominntion.
FOR SHERIFF:
WILBUR A. JONES,
Candidate for the Democratic
Nomination.
BUSINESS CARDS.
BALL & GLOSCOCK,
I 'onf ract ors and Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Office with C. H. Pierce t Son.
Phone 0.13. P. O. Box 771.
DR. A. B. SWEET
I'liysicinti and Snrg.'on.
Office at Residence.
WILLIAM YOUNG
CARPENTER AXD BUILDER.
Window and Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furniture Built.
Box 671. Medford, Or.
DR. S. J. DAY.
Jacksonville,
Oregon.
E. R. SEELY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-liay. Office Hours, 10-12. 2 I P. M.
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Will. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO t DURHAM,
Attomoys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers
hay phone
( -.1111.111, l!.
.;'.: Night I'liones: I'. W
J. II. Illltler I is.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D,
Physician and Sur&con.
Eagle Point, Oregon.
E. L. BALCOM.
New West Si.le Coll feet ionery Fruit
ston- candies, ants, c'gars, tobaccos,
fresh fruit in season. Xear Hotel
Moore. M.dford. Or.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL-
EECTION AGENCY. I
I k II.. x Mi-.lfur.l, Or.
vonr work will lio nnprcoiato'l. 1'ntil
shop in rrur-'l. Hoi 10. Hi-niili-noo,!
cml of North D itroct.
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, F ence Pickets.
Office fixtures and all kinds of planing
fancy grills.
F, BETWEEN
" iff" -
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The Medford
Composed of W. O. PRIDDY, O. D. NAGLE. O. T. O'BRIEN, manufacturers t
COMMON AND PRESSED BRICK.
General contractors and builders in all its branches. Plains and estimates
furnished. All work guaranteed.
LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT FOE SALE.
iinwnwnnfiimw,wimin mmnn ) '
CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
Tlicy drain the towns of nionej and neither
give, the tit, style nor distinction W your clothes
thatiyonr own city tailor can.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
The clothes I make are the kind that "cany
distinction," that bespeak the man, that keeps
your money at home pud are superior in every
detail to the "swe:.tshop" goods of catalogue
houses.
KEEP YOUR MONEY
HOME
El PERT
The City Tailor
it is up to You
What Will You Do?
If yon do a lot of thinking, if your brain is active
and the strain is wearing out your nerves ami breaking
down your system day by day, then yon may reflect for
a moment, if it would not be wise to drink the strength
of roasted grains, to buy at your grocery store a pack
age of
Golden Grain Granules
No man can consume his strength and retain it at
the same time; he ought to replenish an equal amount
daily. GOLD EX GRAIN GRANULES is far super
ior to Coffee, although it looks like coffee, tastes like
coffee and smells like coffee. A big package can be had
in any grocery store for 25c. Order a package today.
All grocery sell it.
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
DRESSLER
West Seventh St.
A bit of
Alfalfa Land
Every one posted on the land situation in this val
ley knows that good hay land is going to be in de
mand from this time forth, owing to so inm-li of our
alfalfa land having been planted to fruit t roes. We
are able to offer fop a short time
ACRES OE THE LEST
( hily throe miles from Medford, for the reasonable
price, of
TWO HUXIH.'EI) HOLLARS I'EI? A ('! E,
And we pronounce it one of the best, buys in the
valley today. It is of the best quality, and wc
know it wiil prove a winner to the buyer. Tt is
equally well adapted to pears. If it interests you,
call .at once on
Ro&ue River Land Go.
EXHIBIT Brj.TDtNO,
mill work, including turned work and
tiTH AND 7TH STS. FHONE 63.
1 - -- - ......
Rrick Co.
FRENCH DRY CLEANING
Medford
& WOOD
Mecl?ord, Or.
MEDFORD, OKEOON.
Spring Styles
TIM
College Clothes
I : : I
Call and see those swell
Montague Hats
just received. The only
correct hat for young men
odel Clothing Company
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Are You
Thinking of
Building?
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
MEDFORD OREGON
Massage
Parlors
EM'.C'TRIC LIOIIT
FKRADIC
AND
GALVANIC
HOT AND COLD 8PRAY
HALT PLOWS
AIRS. C. A. AtQONl;
THE ODELL, Over Postofflce I
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Co.il for S ilc.
Wo nro 'low pri'p.inil to fiiriiiuli linii'l
pii-!,il o;il nt tho tiiino, fis'o milo
;i -t of town, in nny auioiint iloiroil
l.ili) a ton.
BATHS
NTARTI.INd, SXAl'l'V AXD EXCLUSIVE
STYLES .) I'NT AIMMVED. OT THE SAME
AS OTHERS SELL. lil'T WITH .MORE
SXA1 AXD (ilXUEK. OE THE LATEST
CO EE EWE EADS.
The Romeo
THE SWEliEEST SUIT EVER COX
STKECED. MORE SXA1 STYLE AXD
D1ST1XCTIOX T11AX WAS EYEU COL
LECTED IX AX Y SI' IT. XOTICE THE CUT
$15.00 to $40.00
' ' M E 1 ) E( ) W 1 ) 'S COli E T ' L(
CORNER SEVENTH AND I!
Lumber
Y E HAVE SOME I'.UI LDTXTiS TO
HE TORN DOWN" WHICH "W E OE
V E I ,' K R SALE ON Til E 0 ROUND.
CALL AT OUR OEEICE.
rf an von i: wisiiimi 'in la v 'hi:si:ts pok i-'kiknus
II W 1 1.1, lio WDl.l, To Look OVIII," oi l( stock OP FANCY
il dishes, china and kitchenware iiki'oui: m; vi Nit
lll.sl WIIKIIK.
AlIiDPORI) TliA and COFFEE HOUSE
JKi WEST SEVENTH STREET.
McOLASHAN & JUNKEN, Propn. PHONE 1051.
)T1 1 1 EL'S."
STREETS.
VOU WILL NOT REQUIRE SAUCE
to miiki' llio f I pnliitalilo lit thin rc'-
tiiuiant. Vour llppotito will iiood. no
Hlll'll KtilMlllilllt.
Our t'ooili iiro no ilolii'litolv oooki-,1
iiiol t ptiiigly iioivid tlmt tlioy will
niitKo yon out wliollu-r you ooino with
i -1 i 1 or nol. A iliuuor lioro iritll
ti frii-ml mi'HiiH ploiimint I'ompliiiioiiiiliip
mi. I llio porfi'i-l ion of ocl oatim.'.
THE NASH CAFE. i
The Nash Gate
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