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THIS MEPFOBl) DAILY TRIBUNE, MEPPORD, OR., FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1008.
Classified Advertisements ,
Oat Cent a Word Mo liogl lner
tlona lua than IB cants. Six Insertions 1
-for the price of fonr. Seventy-five j
cents a line per month, i
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
WANTED Dishwasher at Hotel Nuili.
iTRNiSHETTRC
over poatoffice.
FOR SALE Fresh milch flows, inquire
at Cots mudenre,
WANTED To buy from 100 to300
head of stock shefp. Write Box 1. 'II,
Med ford, Or,
WANTED (iirl for general housework;
must be good cook; wage $.'((, Hotel
N'anU.
LUST A small brown combinatiun
pocket book. Finder p)eNP leave lit
ibis office.
FOR SALE 5-room bungalow, ju.st fiu
isbed; cheap if sold soon. See Ouy A.
f.'hildern,
FOR HALK To ung 'gentle cow for
haIo; price $40. K. K. Morrison, K,
V. D. No. 1, flriffiii Creek.
WANTED Tou 'tfanistem wilh teams
wanted by Western Oregon Orchards
Co. at onee; good want's. 1
FOR RALE Boo runabout iu good cou
dition. I used a larger machine. L.
R. Warner, Jr., at Warn or 'n store.
FOUND On the road from Medford to
Jockfionville, a baby's white coat. Call
nt Tribune office.
FOR HALE Four griddle -Moimnli
range, nearly now; price reasonable
lit
Apply Tribune office.
FOR HALE A gentle horse, for Indy
or children; also buggy and harness;
price, 150. Address liox 803, Med
ford. 41)
FOR BALE A $2000 mortgage, gilt
edge flosurity, no tains, 8 pur cent net.
- Inquiro of the Medford Realty & Rent
nl Co., Medford, Or.
FOR RENT .1 Ttirn ihImiI munis, eonve
nieut tor housekeeping, clone to bimi
iickh; no children. No. .'H7 North '
street. (W
FOR SALE Com tie to furnishings for
' 5 room cottage; bargain if taken at
oiice, Mrs. (. I. Cameron, corner Kith
aud L street West Medford. , fin
I'AHTV wishes to got Ion of $.'t(l() on
40 acres of raw land I hat is worth
$1000; good abstract; will pay 10 per
cent. Lock Box GM1.
FOR HALK Gray mure, weighing in."i(.
pounds, gentle, not afraid of nutoino
biles, with week old coll. Apply
f. Hrnwn, or-Hox H'M, Mcdfiird.
ItUNAItOFT for snle cheap; thoroiigb
ly equipjxi with odometer,, acetely
lights, top, etc. A: (, Allen Medford
Or.
FOR SALE One- U. S. Cream Sepa
rator. No. 0; fiOO capacity; good as
new; cost $80; will soil for 0, R
!, Ilensloy, Central Point,
FOR HALE H. N. Subdivision is in tin
f market now; choice ten acre tracts,
neat location in the valley. L. N
demcyer, Jacksonville.
liOhl Lollies' gold limiting case
watch, black leather fob; lost be
1 ween 7th st, and cemetery Sunday
nfternoou. Finder return Tribune, re
ceive reward.
FOU HALE Automobiles, cheap
Thomas 40, in first-class condition
good as new; $800 worth of extras
Cudillno runabout, good condition,
Will pay to Investigate these cars. (
II. Hnydnr, 1H It street. fiO
FOH SALE Six-acre tract, must raise
cash, 4t0L'5, ut once; balance easv
terms; best black deep soil, finest lo
cation, main road; very close in; few
minutes' walk to lnn! corners. Lock
liox B4fl. Medford. 511
FOR HALK White Leghorn eggs for
settling, AO cents for lo, from flock
, of 48 bens picked from 500 standard
bred Whlto Leghorn chickens. Or.
Ooble. phone No. 103, Medford; also
pasture for cows inside city limits.
AiNlr.l hi buy to or more acre
of good unimproved fruit laud in the
foothill within (1 or S tnilcH nt .Mid
. ford; must he reasonably level and
on or very clone to a good county road;
will pay not moio than $;tii an acre
for laud with the timber on; will pay
a little more for some small improve
ments. .It
BU8INEBS CARDS.
H. . MORRISON,
Physician and Burgeon,
Office: Medford National Hank Hldg.
J. T. ANKROM,
WELL DIGGER. MEDFORD, Olt
Trices right. Pumps (tarnished w hen
Wanted.
BALL ft QLOHCOOK,
Contractor sod Huilders.
All Work Uiiaraateed.
Office with O. H. Fierce ft Son.
Phone 653. P. . Rot 771.
WILLIAM O. DEBLEY,
Resident FUim Tuner.
Special Hates b tho Year.
Ilesdquartuts at Hale Piano llouir
All Work Guaranteed.
P. O. Hoi .163, MEDFORD, OREGON.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician end Surgeon.
Office at Residence
Wiu. M. Oolvlg, Medford. Or.
OOLVIO ft DURHAM,
Attorneys st Lsw.
Qeo. H. Durham, Orautn Pssn, Or
Medford Furniture Co., Undertaker
Day phone 3M( Night I'lames: c. v.
; Conklln 405; J. II, Mntl.r 14s.
EI wood sails graphophones and roc
rla on easy payments $1 a week.
K. It. and M. F. Ilanlv were in Med
foul oiiu day this week.
t you want ice cream, give your or
to the Book Store Creamery.
Mih. J a nie Jiiiss i quite sick at her
rettidfUi-e in West Mi dford.
All kinds of job printing at Portland
rices The Tribune.
.1. T. Hales of Mound district made
a business trip to Medford Thursday.
All night restaurant ut the Emerick
' il further notice,
Alphunse Dii-ir une of Jacksonville
spent Thursday afternoon in Medford.
.it fan Jm Gaunyaw, stenography and
(jewiHiv Room 4, Palm Block.
George Coulter, I be carriage painter,
lias returned from a short business trip
to Jni'kxnuville.
The only print shop in Southern Or
on employing Typographical Union
ntors. The Tribune.
A. C, Kdler of Lake Creek, an encr
getic young farmer, was in Medford
Thursday on business.
The beHt equipped job printing office
u Southern Oregon, employing skilled
jnion printers Tho Tribune.
Dr. K. H. Pickel left for Portland on
Thiinulay evening's train on a short bus
iness VIHlt.
co cream delivered to any part of the
Ay. Order from the Creamery
od store.
C. II. Whitelock of Table Rock, the
xiicfOHfcful gardeu'T, did business iu Med
ford ThniHdav afternoon.
Harry Culbertson, general contractor
J builder, cement work a specialty,
dford, Or.
It. M. Collins, city recorder, has gone
lo Vancouver, WhhIiII.. to visit Ins falh
er and brother.
M yon want sweet cream or butter
"ilk, order from the Creamery or watch
or the wagon. Deliveries made every
v. Phono No. 02.t.
Miss KMlclla Lew of .lacksonvill
wan a Medford visitor Thursrlnv after
IIOOII.
We deliver sweet cream or buttermilk
rvery day; watch lor our wugi n or
diono orders to the Creamery, Phone
Jo. oir.i.
Frank Adams of Willow Springs was
iinong the many in Medford last Tlnirs
ilay.
New Smith Premier typewriter with
tabulator, lor sale cheap if sold soon.
P. a. liox I IK, Mi dford, Or., or Geo
II. Johnson, the sewing machine man. o2
A. J. Daley was iu Medford Thurs
day, lie is still engaged in merchan
dising at Eagle I'oiat.
Hon. ,1. J. Whitney, democratic con
ressioual nominee, will speak at An
Ji.'s opera House tonight on the is
::es of the campaign. Tho announce
cut that the meeting would be held
llnzclrigg'H Opera Mouse was incor
trt. 48
Mr. and Mis. J. It. Ilillis of Wimer
ipi'iit Wiilrii'Hilay in Medford trading
with our iiierchauls.
Airs. E. Arnold expects lo leave soon
ir Wyoming and offers Iht complete
tie of millinery, including hats, flow
rs, ribbons, velvets, velvet ribbon
and plumes nl cost. I'arlors, C street.
rcond dour south of. Seventh. -IS
E. D. Thompson, a prominent citizen
if Wittier, was iu Medford mid Jaeksou
llle Thuisilay.
('. II. Hurgraff of Albany, the archi
eel , hone plans for Medford s high
school wen accented, is in our eitv.
Mr. and Mrs. C. l Fursel of Dig
Applegnte were among those in Md
ford during I ho week.
Mrs. E. F. Winkler has returned to
her home iu Ashlaud after a visit with
Medfoiil friends.
Jakob Wetel, who has been nt Jack
sonvjllo for some time past, is iu Med
nrd again.
John Daley went lo Eagle Point on
riiursilay evetiini: on a short biisiness
Hit to his old home.
Frank E. Ityliee and John II. Itellin
r of or ih Jacksonville spent a V
hours in Medford Thursday.
. It. Sherman of Grants Pass passed
hrough Medford Wednesday on his wa
o Sail Francisco.
Mr. Vaughn wart nVr from Saius Val
ley the llil of the week. He has rent
il John Dugan's farm.
A,. C. Ilowlelt ot Fugle Point, the
lebiated ucuspaper correspondent, did
business iu Me.ifoid We.luesday after
noon.
M. Ruch, the Applegnte nierchant,
in. I Waller Dostwlck, the expert car
penter. nil ver from Ifu.-h Wednes
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AND COI.
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box 4408. Medford, Or
E. R 8EELY. M. D.
Physiclnn and Surgeon
Modern EquipKd 0Nraling Rooms
A Ray. Office Hours. 10 I' 4 P. M.
Office In Jackson County Bsuk Bbtg
OO TO DROOBLE TOR YOUR
GLASSES.
Sai-ramMiito, Cl. Her sister, Mrs. Mat
tie .Newell, bun left for her home in
Portland.
John L. Thorudike has just complet
ed a neat and convenient cottage in
South Medford, which is already occu
pied by Medehniit Baker nnd his fam
ily, j t
Hon. J. ff. Whitney, democratic can
didate for congress, addressed a fair
sized audience at Angel's onern house
Thursday evening. He is an excellent
speaker and made n good impression.
llieodore ,, l.eubcks, who was sent
lo the penitentiary for life for killing
a man iu Portland a number of years
ago, nas been released from that institu
tiou. He formerly resided in Jackson
villo and In Lake Creeji district.
I he ball given at Jacksonville Tups
lay evening under the auspices of Ore
goniaii Pocahontas Tribe, So. 1, Im
proved O. R, M., was a success in every
way. The attendance, which was large,
included many couples from Medford.
Splendid music was furnished by Pro
fessor Norling's orchestra, and the sup
per served is highly spoken of by all
who partook of it.
JAPANESE TREATY IS
FAVORED BY SENATORS
WASHINGTON, AIny J 5. The sen
ato committee on foreign relations has
authorized a favorable report on an ar
bitration treaty with Japan similar to
those recently ratified with eleven Eu
ropeau countries.
The Most for the Money.
Tho Auburn automobile is tho most
roomy and best machine vor offered
for tho money. See It before buying.
li. If, Grown, agent,
time."
For Sale.
Five ncro tracts just within and ad
joining Medford city limits on fiv
years' time; I00 invested now, it is
believed, will pay you $.VI0 profit with
in one year. Gold Ray Realty Co., 200
N est 111 street. AO
Stop Paying Rent.
The Gold Ray Realty Company will
build you a house to suit you and you
can pay tor it in enBy monthly pay-
iiioiiIh. Investigate this nt once. Cnll
at 20(1 West 7th street. 60
Notice.
I wish to announce that J have pur
haded the offico and praetico of the
ite Or. M. 8. Jones. My office will
i located nt tho snmo place as Dr.
ones' and office hours will be from
10 a. m., 24:30 and 7 to 8 p. m.
R. J. CON ROY,
Physician nnd Surgeon
An Unoqunled Investment.
$1000 invested now will secure three
hoiec improved business lots, five
years' tune on easy payments on the
balance. It is believed these lots will
ouble in value within one vear and the
lucky purchaser wilt thus mnko $5000
on ii n investment of only $1000. This
is an opportunity seldom offered and
is only open for u short time. Gold Rav
Realty Oj., Soft West 7th street. (10
Buy Tickets by Wire.
'Something which le of considerable
interest to tho public generally and
which is perhaps not generally known
is the system of prepaid orders now in
effect between stations of the Southern
Pacific company nnd nil points in the
United Stntes. By means of this system
tickets may bo purchased nt Medford
from any plnce in tho United States am)
mailed or telegraphed direct to the
party wishing to come hero. Sleeper
Accommodations and small amounts of
ensh in connection with these tickets
may nisi be furnished at the samr
Double Your Money.
Did you ever stop to think how rap
Idly you can make a fortune by doubl
ing your money f
For instance, say you start with only
1 cent and double it every day for only
one month, and you will be surprised to
see that you have accumulated several
million dollars. Figure it out for your
self and become convinced.
Wo simply mention this to show vou
how rapidly money accumulates when
doubled over and over again and call
your attention to the fact that real es
tate in Medford iu doing that ono thiuu;
during the past two yearn you know of
many insunces where Medford property
bus doubled in value over and over
again.
As a matter of fact, tba present prices
of Medford real estate are very low,
and it is a better buy now than it ever
was. Medford has doubled in popula
tion during the past two years, and it
has ooly commenced to grow; the sur
rounding country is increasing in popu
lation and value faster iu proportion
than is Medford, which is hound to in
crease the population of Medford and
the value of real estate faster than ever
before.
The immenso acreage planted to orch
ards as it comes into bearing alone
means the doubling of Mod ford's pop
ulation again insiio of two years, uud
the doubling and quadrupling of ita real
estate values within the same period
of time.
Coupled with this are tho immense
timber resources now being opened up
for the market and the great mineral
resources now being rapidly developed.
The Gold Ray Realty Company of
Medford, of which Dr. C. R. Kay is
president, owns over 10,000 acres of
farming mid fruit lands all over the
valley, its well o ncro property, busi
ness property and town lots iu (he City
of Medford, which they nro offering ut
very low prices on long time and on
easy terms, and it will pay prospective
buyers to investigate same before buy
ing: elsewhere.
This company also offers to build
houses to suit purchasers aud sell same;
on longtime, easy monthly payments.;
Cnll and investigate at their office with
the Rogue Rivor Electric Co., 200 West
Seventh street, Medford, Or. 52
Here's Summer
Comfort
POLITI0A1 OAEDSr.
MAiaON PUEDIN,
Candidate for
I1KPRKSBNTATIVK
On Statement No. 1.
Fuvan Runrnnteed bunk dupoBits.
D. H. MELLEE.
CANDIDATE for REPItKSKNTATIVE
On Stntpment No. 1.
JUST PICTURE TO YOURSELF A
('OAT AND TROUSERS OV SERGE,
COAT SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREAST
ED, TWO OR THREE-BUTTON, CON
SERVATIVE OR EXTREME STYLE;
TROUSERS SEMI OR FULL "PEC,
WITH LOOP FOR A. BELT', "a NEGLI
GEE SHIRT, A STRAW ? HAT, AND
YOU HAVE THE ACME OF COOL
NESS. OUR EXPERIENCE AND OUR REP
UTATION GO INTO THE BUILDING
OF
Every Size Suit We Sell
IF YOUR SUIT COMES FROM HERE THERE'LL BE NO DOUBT
ABOUT YOUR HAVING THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
SUITS AT
$15, $20, $22.50, $25 or. $40.
THIS IS A SPLENDID STORE TO TIE TO FOR CLOTHES, FOR OUR
GARMENTS ARE ALWAYS FAITHFUL AND HONEST.
J. B. NEIL.
Democratic Nominee.
FOB COUNTY JUDGE,
WILBUR A. JONES,
Democratic Nominee.
FOB SHERIFF:
B. F. MULKET,
Republican Nomiueo for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Will always Rtipport the republican
umli.liit.) for U. S. srnnlor who is nom
inated by Hie people. '
JOSEPH L. HAMMEBSLE7,
of Cold Hill,
Republican Nominee for
RKPKEKENTATIVR.
LOT MING
SEVENTH AN I) B STREETS. ON THE CORNER.
H. M. CAKE,
of Portland,
Tho A.lviuale of Statement No. 1
Republican Nominee for
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
I. E, An.l.'i'snu. Miinei-inti'mL'tit f (1,,.
irkel hums. in Mnun.l district.
1 I ilni-H liite
:ts I ..'.'ii in l.dt'..i-.
lleiirv Hull's, nlm nnil in Sn ti Elan
isi'.i In il,,. n,.,. si thr,,,,,,!! the
Jiibli'il liate. him ri.iiiin..l II., ...... ii
(is a iiiii.l sitfht.
Williiiin nihil whs over from Kiiule
lint Thursday uud l.nnulit some resi
u.e property. Willi his l.nnily. lo
ll H....H inn,,,. I,, mlr ,.jV
William riii.b u.'is ,,.r fi,lm I',.,,!,.
Thursday and bought resi
pn.p.'ily. Willi his family hi
ll sunn rem.i ,. to our eit v
i'his all, .moon the ladies of tin- eiiild
I SI. Marks ehurvh mill s..rv. ,.
"I ie.s at the OlM'ra House from -I I iU
p. m . I,,r Ihe I., n. ti I f the pul-lir
rai v.
Mis. Hillle
l() VOl WANT THE
Til EN TRY
BEST I'OR YOUR MOX EY I
A lR OK KIM)
Foof Fitting Shoes for Men $4.00
k oak outer and inner soles and eounrers, selected call'
vamps and uppers, made to stand hard service.
2 Leaders
awk's Cut (ilass and Gorliam Slerlinir. Silver at the New
Jewelry Store, II North C Street, near Postof I'ii-e.
Martin J. Reddy
PATNTERS, PAPER HANGERS, HOUSE BUILD
ERS AND ALL PEOPLE NEEDING BROWN
MUSLIN:
"f M.iuimI h:i reiuriHsl
with rel:miM living nl
Why Pay More
For inferior meats than we charge for the hest. A trial
will convince you. Remciuher the place, next Hotel
Nash, formerly Pottinger's.
Bring your Chickens here we pay more.
The Medford Meat Go.
Optical Parlor In Prry ' Wnrehoimo,
SEVENTH BTHBKT.
Colestin Natural
Mineral Water
ANDERSON 6 BURBIDGEj
o Distributing Agents
OO
ATTENTION
"We Are Offering for
4c
A YARD
iiUOO yards of .'S(i-inch brown C Muslin, the same as you
have heen paying ' to lie a yard for for thp last VI
-40-.
months.
Don't Wait on This
Regular 7c L. L. Muslin 5
Regular S !-:!. L. L. Muslin..
60
M KDFORB'X MODERN' STORE.
BAKER-HUTCHASON
COMPANY Inc.
Central Avenue, Just North of .la. kson Countv Bank
Tho (pmlity of OoIiIimi C
High Clrmio Coffee is rem
hert'd long after the price in for
gotten. Tho greiitest paiiint lik
ing en re is displayed in its se
lection nnd Mending nnd its
roasting it triumph, indeed.
Il is a eoffee for those who in
sinl mi having tin; liest.
ALLEN
6
REAGAN
Sells it for
40c
alb.
ALL NEW GOODS
Dry Goods, Uaviland China,
Semi-Porcelain, Jardiniers
nnd Crocks, Trunks, Suit
cases and Telescopes.
Where you grt right prices.
Ward's Cash Store
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