Til',: MEDFORI) DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. 0K-. MONDAY. AFRIT, 13. 1008.
Medford Daily Tribune
A Live Paper iu a Live Town.
."iibli'ht.1 evrry e.-uiu x, v.i Suo4
Medford Publishing Company,
ti. iTTNAM, h'-hu-r ai.-i Manner
A.lmiltrd :ia Sr.wiul I lu-t Mutter ll.
till' I''iiffirf ill M'il'"l'L Or.yu.
.Subscription Kates:
Due tut. jilli, by tn u 1 1 ur tiirror . . . . $u..',n
(JUf t .11, liV fllllil.
SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS.
(In aiit'lli'T i :i :ti -iMiiit Hi' :i
tlefali-aiii.il in tli- .minty h..,.l u..-r
inleiiih nl V .it'li.- mii.iiint istj: t" in:ttl
$ 1 1 H hi.
Tliih htr (); Is; b km-un t..r
IlliOtlh-t ti.v et.mitv ..I'Mrnil- ami kept
rar.-t'nllv Inou the j.iiblie .
Why nil i M-. r. .; N ni Hi- pub
lit fnlil.. In KhM whal it .rv:tul
are tiling witii it- iiu.m-v
I'.ir iiUHitlis I hi aj r lias .-iaiiior.'l
fur an ihtt inj; tf onuty bimkn, ami
I In- ib-matul ha li. i ri jit-i -i-I.-ni ly i-,'
imretl. There tnu-t lia been i-mii-t
liinvT D. hull- ami ) here l.ai been. Th
paper li;tH li-l in a little li;lil hi
.if t he nil k .lm-i-. Hun- rnatty untie
there arc n ton- t-aii I'iit'l .ml u it t I
there tK a chanyi- t' al mi in it i at in :itit
all iu-i-mints x jmtI ) .
Tilt .lai'k vim i-nimt v fun N Ihiiim- i
ftihtntllfil by it pnlilieal riii. All tainl
t.iyi'1 her In rum-, a I ma! D I . N't
liiniWH what lias none on hi tin- pat.
ItlUlUt liJMI' Ill-Vt-r be. II lit'l'i. Ill.W
many ih-tah-at hoe h:e t n . ..ii i al l
as llit laily .)inrlae..- hri li- .-n r-.-n 1 1 v
van niily lie iiii-ssiiI.
What iit..nrjuiee is ih.-n- licit t i i
liot ii xlhirla-,'.' in i.lli.-r thpn 1 1 tin nt s '
Aii't if llu-re is. that 1li- t.l l h ial an
imt t-iin-i'aliii; it fir llnir nun uii'
'HI' .'
MItS. DUNIWAY'S APPEAJ..
'r-AiliK.nil S.-ot l I nui way, tlo- -I
aiul lafi-ntf'l It-a.t'r of tin- woman sut'
l'raili of Orrooii, has issin-il tin- fnl
lowing iiiical to th.' vot.-rs of Ori'onii:
' ( ii'iit h-ii'.-n, vot.-rs. hoiiN, 1 1 rot hers.
I nin jrrnwiiio, nlil. I tut I ran not n-.l
until ynii h.'iM ifiv.-ii us th- -,i-iitv
l!i'iy hour I spt'ittl in this m i in- i
ii labor of hivo. Km-iv Hollar I tlonat.
is a personal sai-rifii'c. Have tli faith
fill llli it IliTH iif H'iLioi nut earin'il oiit
iil'firuialivi' vot.-s for their full ami
(iff ilisfram liiseiiieiit .' Von oulit tml
til III' Ht'lllJ'l of us.
" Voil are eiiipMi with baltnts; Wt
are not. We are ien mlino uiiu vm
to In in or on r f lae; of t rin-e by n in j.
ViS iu our behalf in this unequal i-mi
test. Vim know von .MiIl only i-oinp.-!
us to repeat I his iiueiiial -t i ii
l!in if you hi , '; u I s m.w. I!mI
Wi' believe that you will imt fail. Vim
liae bill lo lllllo.-li the elnseil .1 - el
I ho citiiilel of liberty, leaving lis (
to --house for niirsi lxeb an lo wit. th. i
to nti or !iut tn Mite at .-riy sm-.-ee.l
iny eleet i.i ii. Thus only ran vou a
ipiit yourselves as freemen an. I r I i-
us from all I'ml her ef furl to v.-.-ui
oiiiality with .mm sous b.-fure tli- Ian
"AMMIAII, Si i TT IHMWAV.
"Molher of Native Suns ami I 'i esi.bni
(tri'ljuii Slate Kipial Snffia-,-e t
at ion. ' '
Mrs. iMiniuay shun hi appeal to tin
WOlllell of Oleouli iuxteail uf (lie Tim-n
When I lie women Hani suffrage. I loi
Will eel il, the s - as thi-V seriin
Whatever els. they .sjie. The Imnbl.
with the woman siil'l'iae mm pa tn i
that ii majority of (lie u.uih ii ;iie .-itlu i
Hp.-lthelir on the subje.l or else ..penh
oppost-.l to rei-eiiiio Ihe ballnl.
QUESTIONS FOK DUNN:
The Tribune asks the follow in- .pn-s
tions of Jude I )u ii it r
Why did you nnl make public lln
Daily defah at ion f
Why do yon not lake s, p to r n
from hiiiulsinru
Why ilu v on not nisi il ntr criinina
pio.-eeiliiiysi
Is il pind.nl to pcimil a bomtsman
to thaw up his burnt
Did vnu knuw that hailv had but
rowed money from count v official-.'
Mid Ihiilv repav what In- is report
ed to have hoiiowcd from the countv
court 's hmllici in ;iw. lire. oder Kin
lielt f
Was Itnrii.'tl s .bbl paid in ,-a-
wil h : id. r f..r I he -opt-1 it .-nl
salarv ?
Was tie- Mip.-rinl. i,t I., p! in of
fice until this .tebl was p,i,l '
Why do vou not mhI. i il ,it
I US eX ,!,.,(
COUNTY KXPEN.SKH FOR
TIIF. MONTH OP M-UV'll
I 'oron. r 's -alat v ; i i i
Sheriffs salan : ; . ;
Clerk 's -aim v ... n
U ird.T h -alat.v , . ,. ,
.111. lye 's sala i v
Treanirer 's salarv . . p i . ,
Assess... v . . --. .,.
Assessor 's ib piilv hit. , ,,,
Sclniol siipetiiiten.b in - siiiM - ; ;
Janitor salary ... t ,
Perry man -!:n v . , . i.i (.,
I 'oniitv heall h oft I,-, i - iI.m v i
Fruit inspe, !oi s - u:ti v ,.
Indijjeiil ep, ns. s . . ;
Jail expcii-. N i , i
I 'olirt house epi us. - ;
( 'lirrellt eXpeii-e- 111
I ilcillt court ep. iis. s . ' 1 .
(binds and hie.h w a s . . , i r
Tax rebates i " " '
Poor Farm . vpni-. s ; ., ..
Idei-lien cp. Ii-es . , 14,1
Justice conll rxpelis.s i. I-
'ollltuissp.nel , ,,,,, s ' i,
ISAACS AND PURDV
0
TO JOIN I.A (UtANDl
I
I'ng Naai s an. I Sinn Pnr.lv. the pop
ular center t it hb-r and f i t st 1. is, tua n of
(he Med,.r. has. bull team, hvt Tins
tlav for La (iratide lo become m. nil
of the baseball learn at thai
Their ib'pai t me will sev .-n-lv . i ippl
the local team.
,
. . i
J. i '. Ii. -it. the mt reliant I
ret'i'iillv Rtihl out his huinesfl, left Mon
dur for Portland.
HENEY REPLIES TO ; ERKINS MISTAKES
SENATOR FULTOX DEPTH OF HARBOR
B?teiis Old Cli.iigo.-i of Alleged Cornip- More Than Enough Water Over Colum
tiori aud Seuaturi.il Bribery. But Does bia Bar to Admit Battleship Squad
Not Give Out Much That Is New rou Invitation From Lewiston to In
Fultou Appoint, d Powell to Office. ! vite Visit from Portland Men.
l'tiI;TI.Al, r.. April Kour i I " I'tTI. A N I dr.. April l:t. Wli.li
ll.uti-.aml peuj.l,- at he Kpo-.ition rink ! S.-uat or lienre '. IVrkins of ('alifur
.itiiniav nilit to I'lam-is .I.)ih:i, in a -tpe.-.-li reeeutly iblivere.l be
ll. n.y t.-il of tlx- putii,;il re.unl .il , l'.iv tt e I i.it. -.1 States .st iiato, tn:nle
s. u.ttor i hail- -. W. Pulton an. I .h-. ns ; t U. a' . .tu i, t ihat I'ortlaml harbor af
the puhtieal t. leteni lis uf the :(V. 1'llf ' ful.le.l a b-ptll uf bet wee a Ml am I L')
in;; 'he a.blr.H- the speaker bruttht J fe.-i , ihe p.-..pb- of the i.-at ( uliliiibiH
out till mule ..arl the .-i.rrupt i-.mli ;i.r l:fin :tnl all thu-.r uf the J 'a
liuiis prevailing in 'r jmi puluies .lur I .-iftr in.rthuer ivtc tistuiii-lii-d. The
in' the le'ime of the uli iiiailiine ainl must ihutoiiolt voMi pi ia t ion ol the ship-iis.-.l
a- illnsi rat ion- tin bribery of j pi no; tl fr.mt this port shott'H mi-
lfi-pit seiiiati'e 1 1 iuf4 r uf .laeksnu eiiiiii i uu ruiis m-ss.'Is wiili tlraft raiiyint; from
ry, who was paid f.ir.ou f.,r his vote,
i 1m- attempted briberv uf Itepreseiita
rive Kntse ..f I'la.'kamas i nty, who1
wa- of f. n d i:;"no, and then "aioii, hut :
who r.-fu-i il tlo- money and the notor
iutis el.etiuii all'idavil frauds of Port
laud in l!'ii(, in which Whitnev L.
hois.-, T. I'ader Pow.-ll, John P. Shar
key ami others Were involved. j
Good Citizenship Hi Tho.tue. I
In his address. Mr. 11. aey rout .-mled i .blejat ion of I (ewisl -m ( Markston cili
tbat hi interest in inakiny the a ipear 1 .-ns, itii'liiiliny officials of the cnliiliier
iiue at the ph-senl time was lint thai i rial bodies, the tlian.'lers of their lilt
uf p .in res. for he had no interest in j meroiis irrioat ion pro joe ts, railroad nf
who tlo- people uf dii'oii '.lei-tt-d furlfiriats a ml i--4pilalisti to persuiially in
tioir repre-.-utai i in ('..noiesN. Hisjvite npi .-sentat i vo citizens of Portland
inh rt st, lii.wi'Vrr, he t oiitemled. wa-ltt
ihat uf "uu. eil i.euship. and his .bsin-1
tn sei- the p. oph- uf tlo- iiiiintiv eastji-ut olT." wliith uiea lis a 10 hour Hchod
iff I lie shark les v hich W.-ro biiiililij.' I lib" bet Weel) those fit i(S II lid Port laud
iliein elns.r and i-lus.r iii slavery Iu a
few iiit.-re-.lH and special roi p.. rat inns.
Mr. Ileliev t-Xhi.rl.il (lie people
,taiiil alb.wiii!' the rule of jl hi:
inactjiiie to prevail iu the slate, call, il
in mind the i-m r upMoii nf the pat ') iadin met ropnlit n u papers ot the
when " .lad. " ' Mat t In w - was I he p.. .-unlit ry, ' I wmiid .1 se I he Pacific
litiral buss and when l In- old Mitihi II ! northwest fur tnv home. hi no nee
machine rub d lln- state, and wa: I hisjtioii of tin- world is the reward nf cn-
audiiiice that Matthews and the old ba..r so sure, am) life so wholesome
time bad. is wen- slill in tin- battle,'
back uf Pultun, makiii'' uue tnute elT.nl
lo ri-y,iill I lie puWer VV rested flulil then
bv tin- i nil in live and r.-fel'end Ilia . tin
.lincl primal v law and Si at i m-n I ...
One.
Ihnin lln- oiislaiiynl of Mr. Ilemy
ii tl Id conditions, .lack Matthews.
I. I.. Pallors id soiiie other members
of tl Id reoime stood in the back uf
the hall payino stiid attention In tin
iddn-ss. Afl.-r tin- r.-lali I the I !'( f
J.cliuu frauds of Portland tlu-v I -1 1
the hall.
Ihnine; lln- cuius.- uf his address Mr.
flciu-v paid particular attention to the
primary law ami t.. Statement No. I.
loliti'lldiui,' t Lit the principle of Slate
lit No. I was lln- v ital poiul nf the
w hub- law, which, with. -ill it. would lose
t- clfr.t ami brino no o,.... to tin
lale. lie pl.iided with the pie t)u I
.. allow the primipl.- .. be taken fr I
hem. now that tin v had it. contend ino j
hat it fiiiiii-h.. ihe rein.dv bv whi.lif
he cniild cine thetiisecs u t' p. i i I i. a 1
ills in the -tale.
Rehearses Old Charges.
Mr. UelleV Went uel I lie puillls nf
his I r ad.li.sses. dealin-,' with the
l.-cnid of Sena I ur Pull nil, shuwilio his
I'liliiu-cl nni with Ihe ib femlauts in the
land tiamls nf the -tate and his et'l'ml
in shield (lose men fnuu i r i in i tin I pros
iiiliuu. lie bti.tmht up the fad ilia!
lln- s.-natur had w..rk.. at the n-ipie-t
ol U . .. Junes. i, , pedile I ho fiaudll
lent claims fil.-.l bv Jones, and persisted
hi his efft.rls tn s..,- favorable a.- !
tii'ii mi the claims nni . 1 near the conv i. j
linl. nf . I. .lies. Me contended thai I'll I I
kn. w of ihe c. di.m uf T. Ca.lei
Powell with tl Ic.-lion hands, and of, l A IIS 1 1 PI Kl . M. nr.. Apiil 1.1. -At
his having eiubelei i;iimii fr,m Mull iCoipiille, Ihe counly seat, suit has been
n h count v before his :i ppntnf men I I ilc.l ill tack iug I lie franchise yra lit illc;
.is I nit'-d Slates marshal ai lln- ie.pi.-st ; lo the C. A. Smith Lumber A Manufac
-if Senator Pultun. (tilling coniianv riht lo build and .pcr
I.- cause uf all these disclosures the .ate a uain.we:,,!..,- lailioad in certain
-p.-aker . Mill. n. I, , l,;,t S. nat.ii Pull streets tMendilio fioili the new mill tn
was imt the iie;ht titan tn represent i lie business .eitt.-r of Marshficld,
em.n in Ihe senate, and nii:., the p.oph , where will b- located the retail lumber
if Ih. v were coiiMiic.d of the trulli ol Vanl of the firm. The plaintiffs arc
hi- i epi eseutal inns nut to letuiii 1 1 tin 1 e propel ly owners who nlleee ; tln-ir bill
offi.e. that pinpeity alniie; Ihe line of Ihe rail
P Senator Pie.l Mull,, v introduced wav will be daiiiiij-ed. The railway is
Mr. Ilen.-v and occupied a pta. i the 1 one uf the chief features of the handl
plat I'm in dm in t,' I he .nurse of the ad in; of lumber for local consuinpl inn.
dies. T,, i,. wi ,e a heariue at the ioai term
.1. P. M.duiiv 's n.-w residence on South
sii.ei is m-niing completion. This
vill b one of Me.lfntd's beautiful ii"! i
d.-uce, . situated iii ihe f,.sS addition
Special Bargains
in Real Estate
;i-ivs willi iiii)Ci. eliienls, ;tcr's in lI'ihm! fruit
livi-. ;iir,ili';i Mini w 1 1. ; 1 1 . Ihi' rest in tiniU'r, ni'jir .I.-i.'k-s..n
ill.-. I nh SjU.5000.
iiil'rs wiln ',im, nni ,i.t
1:iImii-.' in l,it; innl.rr. I'.
I'ri.-r S ir.OO.
Ili-I-.'S.
mil'' u ''si !'
Nil.V alhl nlhrr UCIl.e-. I,;,;,, r ,,, 1,. ,.,,UV,1 fr fpilit
.'linl 'l I'.'i t e-. I "ri,-,. r.ooo.
'7Uaiiches r
m-nm iii I'l -
.SiVi'' l"'"i"'l''v l',M-""
'ioiMi I! AKMi A s.
Jscksovillr; JReil
e 't ,'1't le .Nnlliin:;
CaM or writco mnVh SlULZ ol
I .. .1. . . i
hi '.".; feet, ami it very larfje litim-
ber a eiaoinir in e.-ess of 1M feet
Tin- people of the Columbia river basin
do nut appreciate ihe ini-repret.litatioii
j .nst a nt ly 'iv. n the rivor, and havo
l. - . - k. - d Senator Perkins to correct his
erroneous statement in the senate, but
up to this time he has nut duIM- ho.
Mayor lleitfield of I ,f wist nil came to
iNitt lana.l on the nth al Ihe head of a
v isit l.ewistnii I'larksluii on May 1 1
.. hbi a i tl petiinj4 nf tin- " liiparia
" W.-it- it imt for the fad that nty
vocation makes il net-e ssa ry for un
to reside iu I he an I ioiia I capit n I, ' said
P. .1. Ila-kiu. the famous foieie;t rri1
! --poinient. n-presriu i'no somi- forty oV
ml deljoht ftd. I have em ntercd
jthe most d. liehtfid weather ill Port
land that I have s.-eii during a (rip of
more I han 'Mi.ni mi miles since January
' l-f.
'
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
s- T. b'jiwlinos to Paul Knit.
ler. release nf bond for deed. .$
Paul Kiuthr tn Allies b'aiisch-
berer. 1 acres in Miii)un A.ldi-
tit.it. Medford
I.iltie i;. McMillan tulleb-n M.
Iti'uwn. .'t.t'ii; acres iu town
shii ;t7. in nti"' - W
Mary M. Parker tn Helen M.
lirnwu. .'l.H acres iii township
:i7. lane,. l W
P. W. Know I. s to J. K. Koberts.
nil
ship :!. laile W
t ' n it.-.l States n Havid M. (lit
inure, 1 ti acres iu set-linn 'd'2.
township "f., rant;.. I W Pat.nl
Thuinas and Louisa Lvous tit V
I Netlu-rlaiid. I tin acres iu sec
ttoii towtiship :t, ran-e
i i-:
Maienn-t A. Walker to W. J.
Wallace, I acre iu l. I.. C Id
and II. tow ii. hip ::. ranee I P.
W. .1. Wallace to h'. .1. P.lwanls.
I acre in Township It!', ranyji'
1 i:
laiy Peutsch to Mrs. N'.-llie
Stephenson, property iu Ash
laud
On.TECT OF FRANCHISE
OF MARSIIFIELD ROAD
.1, 11. Downing, agent fur the Mi'
Miunville liiMiiaine compaiiv, was a
Med lord business caller Salurdav.
i'miimiIs t" ..l.ii.i.l
n 1 1- miles I'roin .la.'ks..ivillo.'
.1 .! . U .1 1 ill,' 11) .!. in 'I'n.
. - m li ,,,, 1 1 1 i;n ;.,.,.s ,.i..m
'"' I""" ft..,,, ! p t
li&k tosspany.
'.ceP I'ai'uailis.
Jacksonville Oresron
PU 'Bit)
4-
Tin' proof of the flour in the
bread. The U't rooks always
use Waitsbnrjj I'lirt White'
Kloiir.
ALLEN & REAGAN.
Notice.
PROGRAM AT THE MEDFORD
SKATING RINK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRIL:
Two sessions daily from 2 iu fi p.
tn. ami 7:3d to 1 1 1 : : p. in. nu Tues
days, Fritlays ami Sat unlays for
each week during the month.
hange of program to commence
Friday, April '.I, when the price of
tickets for afternoon sessions will
bo reduced to 1i cents.
Friday of each week will be La
dies' Night, when skates will be is
sued to thom free; -renal t nun t 25
cents.
Society Night, Tuesday of each
week; admission 10 cents, skates 25
cents. Music by Rink Band.
Thursday nights daucing, com
mencing April J; gentlemen "ii cente,
ladies free. Music by Weatonka
Club Orchestra, five pieces.
L'h i hi ren 's Day Sat urdny n ft or
noons; skates 1:1 cents.
Grand May Day Masque Skating
Festival Saturday, My 7. Particu
lars later.
Wimlell & Loosley, Proprietors.
SEE
THE MOW AMI I'l-TO-IUTK
Link oi noitr.AM sti'.ri.imi
Stl.VKIt ON' DISPLAY AT THE
xkw .ikwkm.-v sroiti:. .irsT
Till-: Till X( I Ftii; K A ST Kit I'l.'KS
i'.xts.
Marlin J. Reddy
11 NORTH C STREET,
Fino Watch ami Jewelry Re
pairing a Specialty.
Xcar Ihe Piwtnffiro.
Are You Hard to Please?
When it comes tn the question of a Cook Stove? Do you have stove
worries.' Wouldn't you be happier if you were able tn regulate the
temperature of your oven for baking exactly to suit yourself? An oven
as light as day, with no .lark corners for grease and dirt to lurk in has
been a joy to many housewives. Has the stove you are using got this
advantage.' Would you appreciate an annual saving of half your fuel
bill by owning a range which ha a grale built expressly to burn wood,
Ditl you ever hae any sen, -lied food.' An auti scorch lid would
absolutely prevent that. A HlNtU'lD TnP makes broiling easy.
Moure's Itnuges have all these nd aiilag.-s. A controller damper
to regulate nveii teinperatnie, a specially constructed fuel-saving grate,
a daylight ovt-n, aiitiscurt-h lid and hinged top. They have many other
advantage ami labor saving dev ices which arc confined to the MOORR
K.WCPS alone, if ynu will t-nni.- and examine llo-m.
There are Over 38
DIFFERENT STYLES
to Choose from
Hanging in price from $1." to .7. Moore's Ranges are built to suit the
most discriminating taste, and any sic pockerhook. Monro's ranges
are built on honor and sold on honor. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
Moore 's Ranges
,r,(H) MOORES IN THE VALLEY.
Catalog Houses are Not Merchant Tailors
They drain llic towns nf money and neither give the fit.
style nor .list im-t imi to your clot lies that your own city
tailor can.
Patronize Home Industry
The . lollies 1 make are the kind that "carry distinction,'
ihat hespeak the man. that keeps your money at home and
are superior Lu every detail to the "sweatshop" goods of
catalogue houses. Kn ) imir money honir. Fn nch Dry
( It intim ami 1! imirini Xentlij Ihmt'..
EIFERT The City Tailor
MKDi'OKM). Dim ION.
Don't be
I5y Iniyiiii; flour shipped in
home industry.
Buy DwisBeslfloot $130 per Sockj
I '.v. i y sack .rjlraiiteed. Try it. It eTt flat 6 it the
rroccrs. come ft i fhp liull
, -
5ocff o F4JS
Window and Door&fU F.fcftxt BtttU.
Oflirn fltiit-M i 4iii kin.i. ... ... . . . . . - .
Oflir. flxmre. .im kln.l of plnlug
F. BETWBBN
GO TO DR. GOBLE FOR VOUE I
GLASSES. 1
Opti-al Parlur iu Perry's Warehouse,
SEVENTH STREET.
'He Has No Other 80810688."
It Wise Talks By
the Office Boy
mm
I'ft suys a rtse by any other f
name would be just as expen
4- sivn back east this time of year. 4
I sometimes think he pines for
the piney woods in old Penob-
f scot, Frappe County, Maine,
-f where he was raised but that's
one thing yours truly never
yearns for. The good mountains
and the good old ocean and nice 4
old Oregon atmosphere are good
4- enoiteli for in . Hut it 's all iu 4
how you were raised. Pa likes
4- da iu chowder ami corn on t he 4
4 cob, ami harvest apples and a 4-
4 lot of things that u kit! who 4
4 was born this side of tin' snow 4
4 sheils hasu 't had much chance 4
4 to fret acquainted with. Those 4
4 who have lived on both sides of -4
4 this groat count ry and lived 4
4 long enough to know what's 4
4 what can get all those things 4
just as nice one place ns an-
4 oilier, if vou know where to bu v.
We v e got clam chowder from 4
4 Pns ton that is just as nice ns 4
4 any ynu ever ate on the sand, 4
and lots of other things that 4
4 have th:t " Down F.nst." taste. 4-
4
MILLER & EWBANK :
44444-4444 4444-4- 44-4
Al waysPlease
SOLD BY H. E. BOYDEN.
Deceived
at l.."0 per sack. I'atronize
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mill work, including t4 work and
fiTH AND 7TH 8TS. PltONB M.
When the Fire Bell Rinjs
.Most people WAKE UP. Haven't you heard it
ringing, ringing, ringing loud enough to wake the
dead in Medford during the last year?
It means that right now is the right time to get
in on the ground floor in the heart of the city, be
fore the new railroad, the water system and the
coal road sets ihings to booming in Greater Med
ford. It means that such a chance as we are able to
offer for the next "
FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY
Of Twelve Choice Residence Lots in the Beautiful
KAIRVIEAV ADDITION,
On West Seventh street, for the low price of $3500
for the entire twelve lots will not occur again in the
hisiory of Medford. The time is limited; don't let
the chance pass you by.
Tor full particulars call on the
RogLe River Land Go.
Exhibit Building
The Wise Man Seeks Absolute
Protection for His Valuables
There are numerous instancefl where valuable jewelry, heirlooms and
other treasures have been stored about tho house, and when fire broke
out or burglars came, these valuables wen destroyed or stolen.
Hotter be on Ihe safe side and secure Absoluto Protection for
your valuables by renting a Safe Deposit Box in the Firo and Burglar
1'roof Vault of the Jackson County Hank. Finest in Southern Oregon.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT, $4 AND UP PER YEAR.
Capital and Surplus IT stat6 Dep08ltary
$115,000.00. g Ni Establi8hed 1888.
W. I. VAWTER, $i medfoed. omooh M q. R. UNDI.EY,
Pnviiilent.fjvv B CaBhior.
.1. K. EN'VAIiT.r'r.'si.l out.
.1. A. I'KRIiV, Vii'.' Pri'i,l,-nt.
The Medford
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL p0,m
SURPLUS 10,000
Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business
Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage
Three acres in town, well improved; price $2000.
One acre u Seventh street, well improved, good
buildings; S2500; terms.
Five ai-r.-s. well improved, fine fruit; this will pay
J.'i per cent on investment; price $4500.
Modern city residence on good street, sewer and
city water, close in; $2500.
Ten acres, close in. all iu fruit, and good house;
well fenced ; this is a good buy; ask to sec this.
'2 -j acres in town, in large lots, well l.M-.itcd: price
$2500.
Four acres, new -Vrooni house, well built: line gar
den and fruit started; good land: S22O0.
Three acres, all in fruit; a beautiful pl&w; KimiU
new house; this will pay .ftfOO this year; y.u must
see this to appreciate it,; price $2200.
DRESSLER & WOOD
West Seventh St. Medford, Op.
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COLONIAL PORCH WORK, OR ILL AND LATH
WORK'. PATTERNS, ETC.
TELEPHONE 171.
Kidd's Foot-Fitting Shoes for MenRflO
Thi. li,f .aiin.it ho ox.-Hk.l for itylo, fit nml wear. Soliil oak inner ole,
oilt.-r ,Miitir, t ! nnd vimiim nf the best ai'lected calfskins.
Silk :nl In,,,, thn-a.l only ns.il tn iiii((. I-'t .. hmv ynn a pair.
MOW MPAIR4D.
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C. M. KIDD
Th Medford litick Co-
CimiMwed of W. IDD. 0. D.
cono
flenernl ronlrartnn. and Imilden ia
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LTMK. PLASTER AND CEMENFOR 8ALEP
manriniyiiinaipnwi'i.iiniiiwiiii
.IOIIX S. onTlt, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSOX, Asa t (yhior.
National Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
f. 'HoK(r M-ifturrri
all it hr.mehea. ria al eitimitel
work miamnleed.
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