THE MEL CXRD DAILY TRIBUNE. MKDFORD, OR., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 100.
BUTTE FALLS ITEMS.
Srott riaspu'l in in the valley piiivlms
iufi supplies.
A large amount of uiiu-himrv fur tite
l'.uie FuIIh Lumber company was taken
to tbe mill this week frum Mnlfonl
J. T. Patjoii has jono to t He Parki-r
r.uuli. lit lift a ptirrliuHfil a homo in
Kngle Point. "
Slnilcarrier linyhuru intomlf to builil
himself u house in Hutte Falls. Hi- how
carries tho mail to Eagle Point.
John Allen act til as one of the judges
of election ami took the n-tunts to .lack
Hon vi lie.
Church services are hold tveiv Sun
day in the schoolhoiise. It is expectcil
that wo will soon build a neat chapel.
r. V. Aiedjski has gone to the valley.
Ho reports grass and crops Linking
ahovo the average.
A gooil hay ranch wouM he a payiit
proposition hereabouts.
Mr. Miller, the new manager of ftutte
Falls Lumber company, is contemplating
tho erection of a summer residence in
the town.
Butte Falls is the coining summer re
sort of Jackson county, as it possesses
all the features for an attractive resi
dence point for both winter and sum
iner. The woods being filled with game
and the waters with fish, while the air
ami drinking water are all that the most
exacting can desire.
The temple of justice will soon have
its exterior and interior finishing com
plete and Judge Pentz will be in the
seat of justice ready to hear and deter
mine complaints.
Tt. F. Edmonson will build himself a
home in Butte Falls, he having bought
a desirable lot for that purpose.
Inquiries for Butte Falls business and
residence lots are increasing and prop
erty is advancing upon the strength of
the contemplated movement in mill mat
ters. Tho own camp has a new manager
for the sawmill.
The country roads are gradually im
proving under nature's treatment, and
our people - take much interest in the
excellent work of the Tribune, and it
has many friends in hearty accord with
its views and commend its action in
stirring up the "county ring."
Newbury had workers in the field on
election day. but they soon left when
they learned how solid the precinct was
for Mulkey.
.I'M Wa 1 ker a ml wi f e a ppea r to be
(piite popular among the camp-residents.
Mrs. Charles Edmonson is visiting and
assist ing her mother during tho sick
ness of Miss Frank ie. The latter is
now convalescent.
T anger Swinning was hero Friday.
This is his district and he finds every
thing O. K. He should be careful ns
to the men from whom ho obtains in
formation, as they are not always reli
able, neither without malice.
Widow Hecka thorn has fitted tip a
nice rooming house for tho general pub
lic. Parties have been here to open up a
butcher shop a much needed business
for our community, as our working pop
nation is now growing and will rnpid
ly increase ns soon as the millwork op
ens up and the box factory is estab
lished. It is rumored that one of our young
ladies will soon wed. (incus who it is.'
Ben Fredenburg is having plans
drawn for his new residence, which he
will soon build.
Butte Falls will likely bo incorporated
(his summer, and we will set about im
proving local conditions.
AMUSEMENTS.
Fresh from a 12 weeks' engagement
at Eureka. 'n., the Margaret lbs com
pany will open an engagement of
nights at the M.-dt'ord Opera House on
Tuesday. April 2s, mi which occasion,
they will present for the first time in'
this city, "The St-nalor's Daughter. ' j
Tho company conies most highly reeoin-j
mended by the local manager at tin-j
reka and being headed by Miss lies;
herself, who will be remembered us the'
leading lady at tho Alcazar Theater in (
San l-'iaio-isio for two seasons, should !
be a guarantee of a most pleasing en J
tertaniiiieiit. j
For this engagement the prices have;
been reduced to 25, .tH and f0 cents..
ami as a further imluceineiit to come
out and gel acquainted with this com
any, all ladies will be admitted free
on the hi ten ing night, when accomna
1 by a paid reserved seat ticket.
Donl Forget
MEDFORD MAIN OFFICE
OF NEW AUTOMOBILE
The beautiful red touring automobile
called the Pacific, and owned by .1.
M. Hoot and son, appeared upon the
streets of Medford last Saturday af
ternoon for the first time. The Pa
cific car is the result of the work of
Messrs. Hoot, who designed the model,
and had the car produced according
to their specifications.
The Pacific has 1 OS-inch wheel base,
four-cylinder. water-cooled engine,
Bosch imported high-tension magneto,
and in fact all of the very latest
equipment, bringing the Pacific strict
ly up to thcininute in automobile pro
duction. The Pacific has a double
chain drive and a loinch clearance
between t he hubs, can show a speed
of t miles an hour and is a great hill
climber.
Messrs. b'oot control the factory out
put of tho Pacific automobile, a name
which they have copyrighted. This cm
is built: to meet the demand for a high
grade automobile at a reasonable price
which will do the work required by
the owners of machines on this coast.
The main sales office will be in Mod
ford.
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May Be Sapping Your
Life Away Medford People Have
Learned This Fact,
The Most for the Money,
Tho Auburn automobile itwtlie most
roomy and best machine over offered
for tho monoy. See it before buying.
Ij. B. Brown, agent.
When a healthy man or woman begins
to run down without apparent cause, be
comes weak, languid, depressed, suffers
backache, headache, dizzy spells and uri
nary disorders, look to the kidnevB for
the cause of it all. Keep tho kidneys
well and they will keep you well.
Dean's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
and keep them well. Here is Med ford
testimony lo prove it:
M rs. William Charley, living corner
Fourth and tl streets. Medford, Or.,
says: M never had the slightest trou
ble from my kidneys until some time
ago, when T fell and injured my back.
From that, time on t noticed that, my
kidneys were in a deranged condition.
They were too frequent in action and
gave me much annoyance. My back was
so weak and painful that T was unable
to "stoop over, and at night I could not
sleep. I learned about Dean's Kidney
Pills and procured a box at Buskin's
drug store. Tn less than two weeks 1
was greatly improved, so continued tak
ing them and am now feeling fine. T
have recommended DoanB Kidney .Pi Us
to a groat many people sine they cured
me. ' '
For sale by all dealers. Price :"i0 rts.
Foster -Milbiini Co.. BufTalo, N. V., sole
agnnts for the Tinted Stales.
Ri member the name Doan s and
take no ot her.
The DAXCH at the
KINK, Thursday Apr. :.
(Jood music.
(Vntlemeii. living your
ladies.
Ladies Tree.
Oentlemcn, 7-") cents.
Wise Talks By
the Office Boy
ALL NEW GOODS
Dry (loods. Ilaviland China,
Semi-Porcelain, Jardiniers
and Crocks, Trunks, Suit
cases and Telescopes.
Where you ret right prices.
Ward's Cash Store
BUSINESS CARDS.
miiiLNTKRIXU AND HKI'ATRING.
J. S. HARRINGTON
lit'nr bla.la' SiToiulllnml Store.
IMioup III. '33
jrirANKRORf;
WIU.I. DKIU10K. MiinroiiD, on.
IVii-es riht. Pumps Furiiislu'tt when
BALL & GLOSCOCK,
Contractors am! IliiiMera.
All Work (luaruntopil.
Offico with C. II. ricrco & Son.
1'hoao IT.3. 1. O. Hoi 771.
CHAS. VAN BUSKIRK,
Shorthand and Typewriting Kvoilillgs.
Fine Work a. Specialty.
rnoxK ssn. p. o. Rox :.
DR. A. B. 3WEET
Physician ami Snrgvon.
Office, at Residence.
WILLIAM YOUNG
OAliPKXTKI! AND RITILDKR.
Window anil Door Screens to Order.
Mission Furnituro Built.
Roj 671. Medford, Or.
E. R. SKKLY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Mod.ra Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-Ray. Office Hours. 10 PJ, 2 4 P. M.
Offico in Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Wm. M. Colvig, Medford. Or.
COLVIG & DURHAM,
Attorncys-at-Law.
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
Medford Fumituro Co., Undertakers
Pay phone .loo; Night Phones: C. W.
Conklin Wo; J. H. Puller I IS.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D,
Phys:c-,n anil Surgeon.
Kngle Point, Oregon.
E. L. BALCOM.
Xi-w West Side I 'on feet ionery Fruit
dore candies, nuts, cigars, tolinccos,
frenh finit in season Xear Hotel
Moore, Medford, Or.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL-
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Pox SOS. Medford, Or.
Something Ntw
In Ruliber Tires that it will pay you to ;
investigate. COMPLETE STOCK, i
prompt work, satisfaction guaranteed
Mitchell & Poici
In says a rose by any other
name would ho just as expen
sive back cast this time of year.
I sometimes think ho dues for
tho jiiney woods in old Penob
scot, Frappe County, Maine,
where ho was raised hut that's
one tiling yours truly never
yearns for. Tho good mountains
and tho good old ocean and nico
old Oregon ntmosphero are good
enough for ni . Jtiit it's nil in
how you worn raised. Pa likes
clam chowder and corn on tho
colt, and harvest apples nnd a
lot of things that a kid who
was boru this side of tho snow
sheds linsn 't hitd much ehnuco
to get acquainted with. Those
who have lived on both sides of
this great, country ' and lived
long enough to know what 's
what can got all thoso things
just ns nice .one ptnen ns an
other, if you huow where to buy.
We've got clam chowder from
Huston that is just ns nico us
any you ever nte on the sand,
and lots of other things that
have that " Pown Kast" taste.
MILLER & EWBANK
GENERAL WAGONERS.
Kast 7th Street, rear of Morrtniun's
lllaeksinith Shop. . Medford, Or. I
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO.
Window and Door Screens, Fence Pickets.
OtHco fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, Including turned work and
l ;incy grills. F, BETWEEN 8TH AND 7TH STS. PHONE 63.
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BANISH
Trouble and worry in
cooking ly buying a
Monro Range.
The Old Stove
Should go. Cot n
Mooro Range and tlio
saving on tho fuel bill
will soon pay for it.
Buy a Moore Range
Ask the .")()() users ol
Mooros in the valley il
von will ever rogrel
it.
H. E. Boyden
Sells them ttl Reason
ahle Priees.
4Jrt At'liKS, w.'ll mcitti'd, 4 miles from S. P. U. K. station, including
all cropi, 1 Mallioii, thoroughbred Shin, weight pounds, 8 years
old'; all farming implements, -10 acres alfalfa, t0 acreH grain, 0 acres
orchard, 2 goml dwellings It good barns and other outbuildings; tele
phone in house, daily mail, school house on place, P. O. M mile; two
good irrigating ditches. About liiii acres can be irrigate), lot) acres
I'nrmhig laud. All the land is good for fruit; no stono place; can be
easily ch ared, good water, land all well fenced. This is one of the
best mucins in the county for the money. Will cut l."0 tons bay;
home market for all produce and crop. This place will make four or
five nice farms; county road runs through the center of the ranch.
ip sou) soox, pitit'K $:ir pkr achi:. .
S:i At'KKS near Central Point, about acres in cultivation; part
Pear creek bottom, good alfalfa and grain land; part is rolling, but
all good fruit land ; fair buildings and good fence; 8 acres young
trees. This is an exceptionally good buv. PKU'K $12.5(1 PKR ACRE,
TERMS,
DRESSLER & WOOD
West Seventh St.
Medford, Op.
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The Opportunity
Is now presented you to pmvhase 320 acres improved
land, with all stock, farm implements and tools at the
small price of $17.000 only a Utile over fjCiO per acre.
ALFRED SMITH
OVER JACKSON COUNTY BAN K.
Made in
New York
HMMBM '
dressed.
r is a comfort
to know that
you are
properly
A LUNCH FOR THE EPICURE
Thai "huii'lii's In h.i1," anil thai is I
warn ii.irli.in anil hali'yin, in in j
I'i'i-nIi, Cat anil .luscious nysli-is mi lit '
hall' xlit'll, with a lii.ttlc i.t' .nri', s.ail.
lin l.ci'f or laiarral watrr. V" coolt
i.ysli'fs in I'vory nlyli', hroili-il. slowol
or .aniii-i, anil Ihry an. t hcil in n
Hlylo that can't la' ciiialcl anywlu-iv.
"Benjamin" Clothes
leave no room for doubt,
they are the Standard
of Style in Fashionable
New York, and they are
the best that can be
produced.
The Prices arc always
right.
We are the sole
distributors in this city.
DANIELS
Hotel Einerick
W. E. JOHNSON,
Seventh Street
New Clothing Store
Extraordinary
Out Entire Line of La Vogue Tailored Garments at Actual
Cosl:, Including Suits, Shirts and Jackets
JUST THINK OF IT
VOL' CO.MK AND CIIOOSK, NOT FROM A COLLECTION' OF SIIOI'-WKARV STVI.FS. Hl'T FROM THE NEW
F.ST, I'.RKMITEST, SMARTEST MODELS OF TIIF, I'RESKNT SKASOX. TAKE' AW OF OUR NEW SUMMER
SUITS. SKIRTS OR JACKETS AT EXACTLY WHOLESALE I'RIOE.
La Vogue Hand Tailored Suits
Entire line of -t-'-.-'iO and ."r'i.OO Suits in lilue and hrown series and fancy voiles, all elegant Iv
tailored and new models, at cost $17.2.")
Others ranging in prices from .fl27..")0 to .".0.00, jit cost $10.73 to $35.00
La Vogue Skirts
Entire line of Voile, l'anaina ami Serge Skirls, regular prices from (i.OO lo .flo.OO Sale prices
only $3.85 to $11.25
WE INVITE COMPARISON OF liOTIIQUALTTY AND PRICES.
One Purpose and One Only - - To Close Out This Entire Stock .
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