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TJIK MKHFORlf DAILY T1UMTNJC. MEDFOTfD. (),'.. MOlAV, A?Tn;27, 100S.
BUTTE FALLS NEWS.
MARRIED.
Y"r " "enaiu i prrjarhig to re
mode Lis house.
There will be a gmud .Iuv day wVnie
here Friday, .Jay . rbt T:ll(,-, V(lJ.
fr" woodmen baseball team are com
ing down to play the W. u. V. boys
tms place. The picuie will b.
se a grove. A good time is assured
uo come.
rroiessor staunard of the public
sehool gave n reception to his pupils
Friday night. Professor Stannard and
hi wife will be two of the teachers
for neit year, but a four room school
piouae is expected for next year,
mere is a special electiou railed for Sat
urday, May 2 for the purpose of voting
bonds-for a $12,01)0 brick schoolhonse
to be steam heated..
ueorgo leatsorth and familv, who
have been visiting here with Mrs. Teats
worth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dai
kin, for the past two mouths, left Wed
nesday for San Francisco, where thoy
will visit for a while and then go to
loieao, Mr. Tentsworth's old home.
William Rissuo of Philometli, Or., is
nere with us at present with the view
of locating.
Fred Rapp of Talcut now sports an
uuiomoinie, tno only one in towu so far.
Mis? Pearl Aeree Is on the indisposed
list at this writing. Wo hope she will
not no at the next one.
-Miss Lola IMnkerson visited friends
living in Ashland this week
Guy Bishop says he will be Pernoll'a
successor. 1 wonder if.
Those visiting in Med ford last Wed
nesday ou business wore John Roberts
nnd wife, Mrs. 1.. l,chners, Mrs. Fred
Pratt and Miss Ada Reynolds.
Henry Shafer is taking a layoff from
his job as clerk in the store, and Dertic
Stancliffe has taken his place for n
while.
The .allies' Circle, Women of Wood
craft, met Thursday night in regular
sessiou. After lodge they sat down to
u sumptuous feed of pickles and tooth
picks. Joseph A. Reynolds, who has been
hero for some time past on a visit to
his cousin, Karl Reynolds, loft Wednes
day for Potnluma, C'nl., where ho was
employed as tinner in tho Potalmna
incubator factory before he enmc up
hero.
Miss Clara Klmer, our primary school
ma'am, got word recently that she had
been elected as vice-principal in the
Jacksonville school for next year. Sre
aays that she thinks she will grow
Bomo over the good news.
A Mr. Hughes of Los Angeles, Cal.,
is here on n visit to Clyde and Bethel
llarnum.
Miss Lillie Hughes, who formerly re
sided here, is back among us, renew.
ing old acquaintances.
The fastest ball game of tho season
for this neck of the woods was played
at Talent. Sunday by the first team of
that plaVo and tho I'hnenix Hnrd-to
Heats. Had U not been . for a little
miss throw on the purt of ono of the
players of our team, Talent would have
had a goose-egg for Faster.
J. J). H nry and wifo spent Tnesdny
forenoon in Medford.
Mrs. I). W. Wheeler was in on a
shopping expedition Saturday.
August Moore has torn down the
barn on the place he recently bought
of J. A. Wright and is painting the
boards and putting them up again. Won
der why he didn't paint them while
they were standing. He snys ho will
build a new house before long.
J. S. Straight has resigned his posi
tion as mail carrier, nnd C. Sargenut
has been appointed temporarily in bis
stead.
('. P. Carman, representing the Royal
Scroll, was hero the first of the week in
the interest of his company.
Mrs. John Shideler delivered butter
in Ashland Saturday last.
William J. Beardsley has sold his
place of eight ncres in Stringtown to a
Mr. Croy, a new eomer.
Henry Bailey has also sold his place
of 17 acres to a newcomer.
Professor A. J. Hanley of Central
Point spoke to a rcowded house here
Sunday evening at the Presbyterian
church. Mr. Hanley taught, school here
several years ago.
C. M. Roardman has returned from
the Del Rio ranch at Rock Point, where
he has been painting and pnperhanging.
Mrs. A. A. Rftlcnm and H. G. Bnlcnni
and family, mother nnd brother, re
spectively, of K. 1j. Balcom of West
Seventh street, arrived here Friday
from Minnesota to make Medford their
home.
li. A. Martin of Foots creek and 1,.
Doran of Antelope were among the
many in Medford during the past week.
K.'jl. Clarke, the pioneer wool buyer,
who had operated in Oregon for ninny
years in the interest of a San Francisco
firm, died nt Pendleton lately, from
acute pneumonia. He was a genial gen
tleman of the old school and had many
friends here as well as elsewhere. Wed
ding invitations were received by Ore
gon friends for the marriage of his
daughter in California shortly after his
dfstb.
A. P. Weiss was in our midst one day
this week.
Jesso Hamilton of Applegato spent
Friday afternoon in Medford on bus
iness.
R. V. Mnys, who died nt the resi
dence of his son, James Mays, near
Mrdford. on Wednesday, was a native
of Tennessee, where he was horn near
ly 75 rars ago. He was a good citizen
nn.i neighbor nnd highly respected by
alljfrhn knew him. Interment took
pldce in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Rev.
W. Ij. Kiack officiating
The planer iiinl sliimjlo 1. ;..,. ,.t
I lie Halle Falls noil :.. ..... . ' ... .
l 1'iiu-e auu
company has started to manufae
linihiug lumber and i...L-a 1,;.
Irs.
A party of nn u from the vullev
'"king iu tl .-amps." All exuresaed
themselves us much pleased, particular
ly with tho location and surroundings
of Butto Falls.
1). II. Miller, in company with a
friend, left for the Falls ou Monday.
Joseph Geppart visited Medford Sat
urday, returning Mondav.
IJuite a number of atraueers almost
daily visit this section and constant in
quiries are made for lands and the pro
pose,! enterprises of Itutte Fulls. All
the "boys" who have been taking the
ciwi service examinations for forest
linger are back.
.1. Douhleduy came down from his
ranch ou Sunday and continued on to
Medtord.
-.. rs. Miles, who has been ou her
Lomestoad, has returned to Medford.
It is a disgrace ami shame and nn
evidence of a low civilization for our
roads to be in such outrageous condi
tion, nnd vengeance is sworu against
the authorities who are responsible. One
thing is patent, the road' districts are
too large and should be changed and
supervisors compelled to go over the
roads in early sprint; with a scraiier
lot of dirt to uinkecinfwvpjpu jpu
aud leveler to smooth dowu and fill up
and not wait until summer and then
put or throw in a lot of dirt to make
more mud and deepr holes. Wake up.
Wo pay taxes nnd have a right to pas
sably good highways.
hd Watson has bought William I.ainb
residence property.
1 ho proposed electric road will short
en the distance between the Fulls and
Valley iiliout seven miles.
UIKs.s UiiUKHI'S In Fast Grunts!
I'a-s, April 17.T.V Judge Jewel, llen-j
r.v lliess uud Miss Kllen Huberts.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physicinil and Surg.'on.
Office at Residence.
BUSINESS CARDa.
i'l'HOI.STERING AND REPAIRING.
J. & HARRINGTON
Rear Fads' Second Hand Store.
Phono 91. 33
J. T. ANEROM, :
WELL DIGGER. MEDFORD, OR.
Prices right. Pumps Furnished when
Wanted.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Hobson has left Washington on his
lecturo tour nnd will be in Medford
Monday evening, May 4, at tho opera
house. Seats will go on sale Wednes ¬
day.
Applications for the entranco of pu
pils in school come in almost daily, it
seems- inadvisable to enter pupils in
some grades at this timo of the year,
since the pupils are beginning roviows
for the examinations, aud owing to the
crowded condition of Bcvcral rooms.
Kighth grade examinntinn occurs May
14 and IS.
All tho high school teachers who ap
plied were retained for next year. The
science position remnins to bo filled,
sinco Mr. Logan contemplates other
work next year.
There is a strong probability that a
teaehor of manunl training will b en
gaged to tako that work and the draw
ing next yenr.
BALL & OLOS0OCK,
Contractors and Builders.
All Work Guaraateed.
Office with O. H. Pierce & Son.
Phone G53. P. O. Box 7'
I.
CHAS. VAN BUSKIEK,
Shorthand and Typewriting Evenings.
Fine Work a Specialty.
PHONE 8Si. P. o! Box S7(i.
E. R. SEELT. M. D.
Physicrnn and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-Ray. Offioo Hours, iff 12. 2-4 P. M.
Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Win. M. Colvig, Medford. Or.
COLV1C1 ft DURHAM,
Attomeys-at-Law.
Oeo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertakers-
Day phone Night Phones: C. W.
Oouklin 4M; J. H. Butlft U.S.
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D,
Physician and Surgeon.
Eagle Point, Oregon
E. L. BALCOM.
New West Side Contretionery Fruit
store candies, nuts, cigars, tobaccos,
fresh fruit iu season. Near Hotel
Moore, Medford, Or.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COL
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box 80S. Medford, Or.
WILLIAM C. DEBLET,
Resident Piano Tuuer.
Special Rates by tho Yenr.
Headquarters at Hale's Piano House.
All Work Guaranteed.
P. li. Box "li:t. MEDFORD. OREGON.
I SPEAK QUICKLY
FOR R FXT Five-room cottage; rooms
large and sunny, including sowing machine,
piano, fire wood and range; on East Sev
enth street, about, five blocks out. "Will lie
vented to responsible parties only. Apply
Tribune office.
Never Look Back!
It -Wsu't p:iy. Keep your ryes
fixe! mi our fine showing in
XIMilNfi ANT SUMMKI? FAli
Klt'S. Why not dirrct your stops
in thin direction and leiivn an or
der for u Spring or Sumor Suit I We
h;ivo some very desirnlde fabrics
th:it we can convert into Summer
Suits nt- $2.3 up.
Kepiiirinn neatly done. Suits
pressed ami cleaned.
W. VV. EIFERT, The Citv Tailor, Medford
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Hnns L. Booth to E. E. Hart,
320 ncres in township 3t, range
it E iplis.-ii
Lowell Roach to A. J. Roach, lot
18, Myqer addition to Ashland
W. Y. Knighton, land in township
30, ranee 1 W
A. D. Naylor et al. to T. E. Pot
lunger, lot, !, block 5:1, Med
ford 1
3.W
32.vi
Dick Traverso, tho wekk-known min
er, was among his Medford nnd Jack
sonville friends this week.
How About It?
The new range. Have you
beeu considering the mat
ter? Don't; forget that if
you get. a Moore Jtnuyc
you are sure to save money
in your fuel bill and save
work and worry in cook
ing. Such things are worth
considering. Remenilier
the name
Moore Range
.Remember t. h a t these
stoves are guaranteed to
please YOU as they have
pleased thousands of oth
ers. The 501) happy users
of Moore's in this valley
are the best testimonials
and proof of this.
When the Fire Bell Rings
"Most, people WAKE Ul Haven't, you heard it,
ringing, ringing, ringing loud enough to wake the
dead iu 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 things to booming in drearer Med
ford. It means that such a chance as we are able to
offer for the next
FIFTFUX DAYS ONLY
Of Twelve Choice Residence Lots iu the Beautiful
FAIR VI FAY ADDITION-,
On West; Seventh si reel,, for the low price of $3500
for the eni ire t welve lots will not occur again in the
history of Medford. The time is limited; don't let
the chance puss you by.
For full particulars call on (he
Rogue River Land Go.
Exhibit Building
H. E. Boyden
who has sold thoso stoves
for eight yenrs, can show
you in ten minutes supe
rior features ahout the
Moore whirli a whole day
of talking wouldn't make
you realize. Why not he
fair and inspect them fur
4J0 ACKKN. well locutcil, 4 miles from S. P. It. It. station, incliuling
nil rrnig, 1 stallion, t liorouhbrctl Shirt, wviht 1!IK0 jmunds, 8 yearn
old; all ffirminp iniiltnwntj, 40 neren Alfalfa, ,ttph grain, H ucron
orchard, 2 good dwell in j", .'i good barns and otln-r outbuildings; tele
phone in house, daily until, sclmd hous on Asor, I, O. mile; two
good irrigating ditehrw. About 1(10 ncres eim be irrigated, l.r)0 ncres
funning land. All the land in good for fruit; no stono plnee; can bo
easily cleared, good water, land all well fenced. Thin is ono of the
best ranches iu the comity for tln money. Will cut Ii0 tons hay;
home market for all produce nnd crop. This place will mnko four or
five nice farms; countv rood runs through the center of tho rnnrh.
7F SOU) SOON, PRTCK PKIt Af'RK.
fiH ACHES near Central Point, about 4-' ncres in cultivation; part
Bear creek bottom, good nlfalf.n and grain land; part is rolling, but
all good fruit land; fair buildings and good f-nco; S ncres young
trees. This is an exeoptiopnllv nod bnv. PT.'H'F $V1.T( WM ACHE,
TEH MS.
DRESSLER & WOOD
West Seventh St.
Medford, Or.
Ladies Day Wednesday
Auction Sale
Cut-Glass, China and Silverware
REMEMBER Ladies only
will be admitted. Sale
starts at 2:30 P. M. Bargain
Opportunity Unexcelled
Nothing Reserved.
M. Elwood Jeweler Closing Business Sale
Real Estate Snaps
. A 10 iii-res, a Fine slock proposition, -10 acres in al
falfa, irrinalion, nood liiiildin.ns, in a splendid seciion for
liniitiim' and fishing. I 'rice onlv $11 an acre. Terms.
on Uogno
I fal fa, pri
tosilion 1o
ft 1 1 can lie
(:!. " 1!: iii-res, "J miles I mm hagle Point,
River, ."id acres cleared, considerable fruit and a
vale irrigation ditch. This is a splendid pro
develop, about half uood hot loin land, nearlv
under plow when cleared, schoolhonse handy, lair improve
ments, team, harness, waon, some entile and farm imple
ments go with the place. Price .(()( ( . This ranch will
bear close inspection, as it will make a lot of money for
someone.
(i(i. 1:20 iicres near (iold Hill, 1- acres in orchard,
spriii- wider, irrigation ditch, l.l acres of alfalfa, '22 acres
in wheat, 100 rods in nell ini- fence, splendid improvements.
This place will bear inspection. Team, harness, wagon,
farm implements and considerable stock p with the place.
Price .fTSOO; terms.
(i7. A fine alfalfa ranch of K0 iicres near Untie Falls,
fine stream and springs, nearly all level land, splendid
fishing and hunting; buildings. Price only $1.")00.
FOR. SAL1.: P.V
C. H. PIERCE
MEDFORD, ORFOOX.
yolil-seii :
I We Want to Buy Lands
Realty Bond Syndicate of
Oregon VV. n. btalker
Jackson County Secretary
Bank Annex
The Opportunity
Is now presented yon lo purchase :!J0 acres improved
land, with all slock, farm implements and tools at the
small price of 17.000 ---only a little ver ."0 per acre.
ALFRED SMITH
' OVKR JACKSON COUNTY P.AXK.
All Kinds and
Varieties of
Lumber
To Give Your House a
Modern Appearance Use
Bevel Siding
We Have it in Bright, Nice, Soft Pine j jj
Iowa Box & Lumber Co.
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OREGON
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OO TO DR. OOBLE FOR YOUR
OLA8HES.
Optirul Parlor in IVrrv'. 'urcliin'(
HKVKNTH STRKET.
mvtm
R. W. GRAY, Builder
COl-ONIAfj PORCH WORK.URIIJi AN1) L AT 1 1
WORK. PATTKRNS, FTC.
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