THK MKOFORD- DAlt.V TfttBtTVE, MF.flFORD, PRECOX, FRIDAY, .TrXF, IfJ, 1Q08.
EYES OF MM
IN
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Newspaper Men of Oregon Watch
ing Success of Paper With a
Great Deal of Interest.
"Newspaper uwu all over tho utiitr
ure watching tho Mrrifonl Trbium wtlli
a groat donl of Intercut,' Huid O. K. Hall
of Portland, inaugr or' tli AmiTicmi
Typo Foundor Co., tlio lariat printing
supply t'onccrn in tho world, who Hjiont
Thnrnday in Modford.
"Tho interest is not routined In jour
naliHtH, either, hut many other, wlm
think of moving to the Kogue Kiver
Valley or of inventing here, have their
eyes upon tho Tribune, hk its sureeiw
will nieiin that modern methods ean
succeed in nD old settled Oregon coun
try. Newspaper men are interested in
tho Tribune not alone on account of
its editor, who is oue of the bent
known newspaper men in the stnte. nod
has had ono of the hardest fights iiihIc
against him," continued Mr. Hall, "but
because he affords the most striking ex
ample in Oregon of the city-bred jour
nalist in the country, and the Tribune's
success will demonstrate that city meth
ods chu bo niado successful in a small
western Oregon town. The result will
be that if the Tribune is successful,
other city journalists will take hold of
country papers and a revolution be
worked in Oregon jourrmllHm, througli
new blood and modern methods."
Mr. Hall met his bride of a year ol
Ashland Friday, on her way home from
a visit to California, and accompauitil
her to Portland.
I good strategy to call a stutc wide ulrc
f tiou in November, IV UK
1 The Auti-Saloon league hint carried
I the battle into Multnomah i-nunty with
ttuch vigor that practically one-third of
the population of tho county is now in
1 dry territory. How theo ther two thirds
j stands, however, is unknown, aud the
. Anti-Haloou leaguers would like to know
l III' iijfuri'N, 11 in r.M-in-ii in luini iu.ii
the county as a whole would vote wet.
but if the margin s hould be binnll
enough in June, 1 !0ii, a Ktate ele.-tion, I
would be called for November, 1910.
in tho hope that the outttide dry couu
ties woulumke up tho d-fieieucy and
turn the state un a whole into the dry
eoluuin,
Try Out Quest ion.
"Wo would like to "have tho question
tried out in Multnomah county," sutd
Mr. Kui'dell. ''We tvuuld like to know
what the majority would be against us
in order to determine whether it would
be wine to rail it Ktate eleetion in No
vember, 1910. If tho margin were Kinall
enough, we would expect the out Hide
vote to make up for the lapne and put
Oregon iu the dry column hh ii whoh
Hut we do not want to hurry matters.
We do not want the Mtate to be dry un
WILL SURVEY
CENTRAL POINT
ly euuiuixU with odometer, acetelyue
light, top, etc. A. O. Allen, Medford,
Or.
til (ho people desire to have it so. They
City Council to Have Grades
Established ,- for Side walks,
Sewer and Other Improvements
. a. i. Ant bury, tho civil engiu
ei-, ni-willy irom Astoria, now owner
of a pri.e orchard ou the banks of the
Kogue wan engaged by the i Vutrul
I'oiut eity council Thursday evening to
make a complete survey of the townsite,
cNtnbliHh grades for streets, sidewalks,
water HVHtern, sewer system and other
contemplated municipal improvements.
Central Point is growing ho rapidly
that all these improvements ure need-
are thr ones who have tin voten
and r1 I,lu (,,,,incil 18 at the mat
needed.
PLAN TO AMEND
LOCAL OPTION LAW
Antl-Saloon League Wants to Change
Election Date to November Schom
liig to Make Entire State Dry Two
Years Hence Election Next Juno.
Amendment of tho local option Iiuv
by the legislature of JiHMI at the in
stance of the lenders of tho Anti-Saloon
league; loeal option elections in all I In
wet counties of the state in June t!HH;
ft state local option eleetion ar'l"vtin
all tho wet counties of the state in No
vember, 11)10, with the expectation thai
the remit) will bo a state wide iIi'viiohn
throughout Oregon nil this is the pvo
gram of the Anti Haloon league ii
f mapped out by J. It. Knt-dell, Hecretarv
and leader of the anti s.'iloon t'oo-e
of the state, suyu tho I'ortluud Journal.
itccaiiKc of the tangle which ha
arisen over the date of the next lorn I
option electious as a result of the pun
sage of the cotifttltutiomi! amend men t
changing the date of the general elec
tiorra of the stnte from tho first Monday
in June to the first Tuesday following
the flrnt Monday in November, the null
saloon people have come to the conelu
ston that the best wny to solve the rid
die would be to amend the local option
law and thus do away with auythrent
onod, long-drawn out litigation,
The amendment provldeH that tin1 u n
oral election shnll be in November, com
m one in n g in HMO. The loal option tow
provides that the date uf the local op
tiou elections shnll be only ou the tlr-M
Monday in June.
Ask Amendment.
The question ha arisen whether tin
neit local option election can be held
In Juno or in November. 1009, or not
until November. 1 S 10. In urder to tetlb
the fitrstion of the date without Inn
time or needle litigation it in the in
tention of th lenders of the AnliSn
loon lergoe to adt the ljfi-littiirp in iu
an amendment to tho local option Ian
which will place the date of the ci
tiou iu November. It i Intend" d that
the change s.rtll not become eff
until November, 1910, though iu ef
efct would be to cut out the poHihilil
of holding a Inenl option election ii
Juno, 1910.
"I would like to see the date of tin
election sdMed definitely aud quietly. '
said Mr. Knodell In discussing tin
question. '! think the bent wtiv to d
would b' lo ruk the legislature to amend
the local opt nti law in such manner
to dofin-t.'ly Htate that tin Wal opti.o
elections ' mild be held tl i Mime uiontli
as the if.'nenil r lotion, in order that
there could )e no opportunity for lit
igation ever the date of the election"
SB Is now apparently the case. Th
Anti-Saloon league would like aud if
possible will have a local option elec
tion in all counties now dry in June
1909. It would not wish to have an
other flection until November, 19M. "
Option Elections In June.
Whether or not the legislature nnicml
tho local option law and makes the
date of elections held under it definite
and certain It is still the intention to
call local option elections for the firf
Mondav in June, 1909, m ill coon tie
in the state that are now dry.
The object of thin election will he
two fold, according to Secretary Kno
dell. In the fimt place the friends of
the Anti Afiloon league believe thn'
fthould an eleetion bo culled at the pres
enl timo it would bo possible to put
Claekamnn, Uiicoln, Wnwo and Wimh
tngtm. counties in the dry column, whil.
Marion wouM be prneti-Mly certain of
Jolniug tnn lit. lw .Pne. 1tn,
leaders of the antl .Moon muvnment nr..
confident that all of the cmtMtc can
ho PWitrliM from the wet to the Ar
column,
Teel Out Multnomah.
The second nnd perhaps the chief oh
ject of the 1909 election will be to feel
out Multnomah county as a whole in or
der to deturmfne whether It would be
who determine the question.
We," continued Mr, Kaodell, Hpcak
ing for the Aati-Kntoon league, "would
rather hove the date of the elections In
November than in .In tie. It would hi
a benefit for um to have thelocal option
elections iu June when the perNOualitieti
of a campaign would not enter into
t he discuHsions. Hut should the elec
tions be segregated it would be charged
against iih that we were bringing ex
ccs-ni vc Cost upon Die state, ami for
thnt reason we would prefer to have
both elections at once. There is an
other thing, we would like to have it
made plain that the expense of a local
option election ia which the question
in ra-sed in a dry county, as in the cane
of Lincoln county, is canned, not by the
Anti Saloon league, but by the saloon
men themselves. We would never both
er a dry county until the question )
raised there by the saloon men for 'the
county would bo dry and we would have (evening.
no ronton to do so.
"As it looks now, however," eon
eluded Mr. Knodell, "there will be an
lection in nil the dry counties iu June
next, no election in Juno, 1910, but iu
November, 1910, the quest ion will hi
raised in the state, ns a whole."
ter iu a businesslike way by having
plans made in advance for everything
Social and Personal
Twins" an? planning a re.
' ' The
union.
Mrs. I,. K. Whiting of Kiitfli! Point
preempt w visiting her Histcr, Mrs. C,
A. Pouter, of Portland.
W. V. .Srlnifer of (fold Hill tho export
miner, transacted Iiusiuonh iu Medford
U'edneHitn v.
Wanted Position hh bookkeeper
ruin nteno;ruilier in orfiee. A J dross P.
O. Ho 4Hli. ,
H. F. Clark, n'ho m Htjont for tho eel-
ulimtrd Arlnms eniino und other Kngo-
lino iiiiic liini-a, in doing u wholeHuln bua
illi'BH. lie went to Kosobiiri Tnesdnv
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
V. K. Blaekert nnd lrln Joi!iiiiifl.
NOTICK TO CHMDITOItS.
Til uiidrM'Migiierl Iiiih lieiii nppointeil
iiltiiiniHti-atrix of the r'state of Ifiinrlnll
Mellonald. der'eurrr'd. All perHonn having
IlirniH agniliHt Hilirl etntr1 are rriii.st
to prr'sent Hinue to the iindersiiiiM-.l
ItrowiiHboro. Ilri'iiiill, .lillle 'Jll, lllrlll
vidian six ninntliM from dale of pnhlir-ir
inn of thin notir'e. HO
MILS. MAHOARKT M 'DoyAI.D,
At Clirlntlan Church, Sunday, Juiu) 21.
"Conversion to Coronation" will In
rh'i theme Monday morning at til
Christian r'hurr'li. This urblress wil
leal with thn glories of thn Christian
life here and hereafter. 1 ' God 'a Blook
idn lo 11.11. and the llivil'ii Itloekad
to Heaven" will br the iniustial and
nterenting theinr lit night. Come, b'arii ritferr-d.
what noini' of tlioso liloekarlea nre. (list
:H trying to keep people out of hell
and Halan is doing nil he ean to kee
all out of heaven, ltilile si'hoo) at Ii
ii. in. V. I. H. C. I;, at 7 p. in. Cor
'tial invitation to nil these Horvic
Marion K. Horn, Minister.
.ndies, bring your hair work to Mrs.
I.. I.. Realm's, earner Fourth and J,
Medford, Or.
M. I.. 1'ellett, the successful horticul
lurist, hus Iruiisferied his base of ooor
iitions lo Imperial Vallev. Owing to the
poor health of his wife, he has been
obliged to'leuvo our valley. Mr. Pel-
lett is nnr of those who has brought the
rrullrnising industry in southern Ore
run to the front and will succeed wher
er hi' goes.
.1. L. MeAhron is being visited by his
daughter, Mrs. Alice Wiley of Hur
sett ' Creek, Ind.
nave you seen Collins' Wireless
I'honef Tli it ninth wonder. So poles,
Ti f iles, no fran. -hise, no central. Wha
l-.es it mean? It means one of the
greatest money muh ing investments evei
itlereil. Whore can it be seen? Deni
onstriiting instruments can he seen at
loom fj, Hotel Moore. K. II. Hosmer,
liscnl npeut. 75
II. 1.. Kelly, Jr., wlio is connected
with the I ni tnl States fisheries He.
mrtment, was down from O rants Pass
Wednetkluy.
Have you seen Collins' Wireless
rhone? The ninth wonder. Xo poles
no fires, no fruuehtse, no centrnl. Whut
lues it nieanf It menus ono of the
greatest nionoy-mnking investments over
Where ean it be soon I Dem-
FOR SALE One U. S. Criara Sepa
rator, No. 6; SOU capacity; good
ew; coat ISO; will sell for f.'iO. R
C. Hensley, Central Point. '
Classified Advertisements
Ouo Cont a Word No single Inser
tions less than IS cents. Six Insertions
for the price of (our. Seventy-five
cents a line per month.
Noar Boor Is Near.
I'riiltibil ion tidvor-ates throughout til'
slate shudder at the idea, of the brcw
'rs to manufacture "near beer, to get
'round the "dry law, while the thirs
ty ones look forward to the date that
the great and wonderful discovery
actually put on ttie market for cuiisuuip
lion. " Nenr beer" contains onlv Hire.
and one half per cent of nlrohol. Th
lieor drinkers hope that in some win
they will be nble to inoculate them
solves with enough of the "near" t
bring about the desired joy.
I.. A. Drake of Phoenix precinct wn
among the many in Medford Thursday
The ice cream and experience social
held Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Hen Harnett was a success, not
withstanding the cool weather. Over
ty.l was realized from the sale of ic
ream and npr.ms, and those who had
"irnisl one dollar each. The Ladies
Mil tlllitiKs tile piihlie ror their appre
'lal 1011 and help.
MiVKHTIHKMKXT FOR HIDs Fol
ITRCHAMF. OF A S II I, A N l
FI.Ol'RINO MILLS AM'
OTI1KK PltOPF.llTY.
Ilirts will be received by the ctly re
.'inner up 10 .niiy 1st, next, tor tli" pin-
.'hase ot a tract of land on Cninit
street, known ns the Pioneer planing
uiil or ice plant property, and also for
.he purchase of the building nad ma
' liinety of the Ashland flouring mill
id also for one barn building, .-iiid a
smoke" house on the Ashland Flour
lig Mill land. The flouring mill tun
liinory is complete n-ut the mill is now
11 operation.
For further information apply to clt
recorder, Ashlard, Oregon.
The city council reserves the riln t.
reject any and all bids.
Hv order of the common council.
M. F. KOOLKSTiVV.
oodS I (Til V II n .ler.
Ruy Tickets oy Wire.
'Hum. .tiling wkich Is of cnnaiilir.ilili
riterest lo the public generally an'
which is perhaps not generally knowi
is the system of prepaid orders now 11
(T el between stations of tho Soul hen
Pacifie company and sll points in th"
I ailed State.. Ht meana of this rsleni
ticket. ,a , rt,.hM at Medford
froin any p,c. In the l'itM Slate.
lulled or telegraphed iimX ,,, ,hl.
,iarty wishing to cems here Ml.......
accommodation, and amall amounts of
cash In connection with these tick,,,
may ale. he furnished at the Uni
time. M
onstrating instruments enn he seen at
room 4J, Hotel Moore. K. II. Hosmer,
fiscnl agent. 75
A. C. Walker, luaaager of the Settle
mier nursery, located ir Central
Point, was in Medford Wedncsila
1. Isaacs anil 1 larenco .Mne are
liillllging 111 11 fishing trip to llutte
reek.
Children wax fat and slroug tvheu
fed on the good, pure nutritions bread
ind biscuit made from "Pure White
flour. Sold by Allen 1 Keagall. NO
Ho you know of "The Twinsf"
Art Nichols and Ranald McDonald came
iver from llutte creek W'ednosduv
probate business.
Percy Cnchrna is making Ilono-lus
ounty, ins termer home, 11 visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. (lore will return
coin southern California soon. We are
i.leased to learn that Mrs. (lo-e's health
much improved.
Mr. urn! Mrs. Lewis Ulrich of .lack
sonville spent Thursday evening iu Med
umi.
Ho you use Davis' Best Flour f Don t
et your groeerv talk von into l, .-;.,
ther brands shipped in. Dnvis host
lis for less money and giinr.inteed to
give satisfaction Trv a sack and be
onvinced.
Professor John A. Norliug. the expert
leacher of band music, is in oi.r !..
Men nnwadayn. He is tenchiiu. the
Medford blind, which has been reor.
;:ini.ed and meeting with success.
Irene llrowu Isancj, uud her
sister. Miss (Sjnce drown Ion.. ,.n ...
lanciscn io take a course iu in
triinieutiil and vocal music, riwivllve
under Herr (lenss, a learnrd mas
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Haertel and Mrs W
Milucr returned from Hilt. Calif
Thurs.lav.
I he 1 wins: " Colestin water
health
W. II. Xorcross of Mound, a nronii-
ilent horticulturist, transacted business
11 Mi'dford W.slnes.liiv.
C. II. Lewis, owner Ol' Hie Henr Creek
Orchsrd. returned from Portland Thnr..
ila.v. .
Mrs. M. A Laiighoine of Tacnma.
nh" has been visit mu her o.-ireiits Mr
mil Mrs. II. Melj. left for her home
Thursday. J
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Miner of Kane's
Ceeek were among tho many In Mod.
forrl Wednesday.
Jas. P. Hongland of Central Point
precinct, the well known melon raiser,
was hen- one dav this week. He haa
' acres in Melons this season.
tVestln Mineral Springs Hotel
Imie U unditr nw nianagoineut. Mra.
t. r. Htone, leuien. I 7 j
W. Ti. Murium and C, C. riondon '
m.t.. nown Trom tioM Hill Thurfdav aft
ernoon.
vrn. iiptaiu Bun. wK,.
And
WANTRD Position as hookki'epi'r aud
Rtenographer in ott'ice. AddrH !. ).
Bos 4si;.
WANTKl) -Tn eonlrarl the hauliug of
000 cords of four foot wood to renpon
Mibln purtioH owning six or nevrn two
horse wagons and teams. All down
hill. Distnure hnlf to two miles. Iay
ft per rord. Xorthrru raliforuin
laimber ("o.. Hilt, Cnl. 81
1Y)K SAI.K Only 2 eueh of those 2
ami ouiire tracts left, 1 1 2 in lien from
7th st.( on niiiiu irounty voud, suitable
for garden, fruit or chinken farm; all
under Tish Lake ditch; water only
$'J.."iil per acre per year; priee $100 to
$t."i0 per acre. euHy terms. James Ho.lw
ling. 7th and V xtreets, or V. O. Um
IJ 83
WAXTKI) Hoard aud room in private
family by young man, good hubits. not
particular, but wnut a clean place with
pin in food, uot more thnn $tf per week.
Answer I). caro Tribune.
A .N 1 hl- -Kxpeneneed man to take
charge of au on-huid. Write, fully, stat
ing experience, qualifications and sal
ary expected. Tribune, Medford, 83.
FOR SALK S. N. 3uhdiviaion iB in the
market now; choice tea-acre tracts,
beat locution in the vnlley. L. Nee
d em ever, Jacksonville. '
LUST A gold bucked comb, between
Cold Ruy uud Meilford; letters M. R ,
Ii. engraved on eumb. Finder plenso
return to Tribune office -nil receive
reward.
V R SALK A refrigerator, good us
ut'W ; kitchen treasure cooking uten
sils, three porch shades. Imuirc Mrs.
W. A. Hundley, d house 3 blocks
north Jackson County bank, North C
street. tf
FOR HALE 500nead of full biood
Humbouillet stock sheep; largo, heavy ;
shearers of fine wool. John S. Her I
1-in & Son. 84 '
FOR SALE Five-room bouse, beauti
fully located, with Iu 60x145, ten bear
ing apple trees; thia is a snap and wiU
. ie sold at a bargain. Address Lock
Hx 125, Medford, Or. '
husband, who i promoting another rail JFOK SALK Runabout, 00, thorough
roau inierjr)o. bbu was tho guest of
Mm. Johu Harrington while here.
Mr. aud Mrs. Kmery Ka.tmnn made
hluud a nhort visit this week.
A. O. Hough of Oraats Fans was iu
M i d ford and Jack son vil le Wed newlat
ou professional business.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. 1. Hostel of (Vutrul
I'oiut were among their Medford friends
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. L. ritiao (u,-e McDonald), wlm
has been at her furiner home near
ilriiwiisboro' for a short time, left for
Seattle Thursday evening, uvv m pa u i id
by her mother, widow of the late Rrtn
iill McDonald, mid her brother.
Miss Fern Hutchison appeared in 11
prano recital given at Fort laud une
Veiling this week bv her teacher, W.
Clifford Nash, and acquitted herself
creditably. Miss .Hutchison has
also been attending the Portland high
school during the past year.
Mrs. R. J. Cameron of Applegnte was
iu Medford the fore part of tho week,
the guest of h,.r daiiL'hter, Mrs. L.
Jaeubs.
F, II. Carter of the Medford Ico com
pony was u business visitor nt Ashland
Thursdny.
A. W. Silsby of Grants Pass was with
us again Thursday.
Oeorge McDonald, a pioneer of Klain
uth county, nnd his family were
Medford Thursday trnding with our
merchants. They were on their way to
Kagle Foint to Tisit with Mr. and Mrs
W. O. Knighten.
J. E. Enyart. president of the Med
ford National bunk, has been making
Portland a business visit.
Arthur Holden of Clackamat: county
U at his former liauntH in Trail pre
einet.
Mrs. K. J. Roberts and her daughter,
Mrs. Lulu Perry, were in Mi-dfnid 0111
lay this week. They are now comfort
ably located in Griffin Creek district,
.lodge Neil made a business trip to
Ashland 1 hnnklav.
Mrs. O. Crawford and Mrs. A. S. Ro
senbuum visited f their Jneksnnville
friends ThurBday
Roy Roberts, the steimgrapher and real
state agent, has gone smith in quest of
, location.
M. Klwood spent Thursday afternoon
in Medtord.
Louis Dennett has returned from Cor-
vallis, where he attended commence
ment xereines of the Oregon agricultu
ral college.
Martin Pernoll of Applegate made
Medford a business visit Thursday.
Mrs. . Fergusun was tin- guest uf
Robert A. Ferguson ;unl his family this
week. She was on her way home from
visit iu th state of Washington.
J. T. Phlegnr. manager of Smith &
Molonv's brnnch shoo store nt Jackson
ville, spent n few hours in Medford
rhursday.
Jas. Cnrr uas a business visitor here
Thursday. His health is much improved.
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. T. ANSBOM,
WELL DIGGER. MEDFORD, OR.
Pricua right. Pumps Furnished when
Wauted.
BAlL it GLOSCOOK,
Coutractors and Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Orrico with C. II. Pierce & Son.
Phone 053. P. O. Box 771,
WILLIAM C. DEBLEY,
Resident Piano Tuner.
Special Rates bv tho Year.
Headquarters at Halo's Piano House.
AU Work Guaranteed.
P. O. Box M3, MEDFORD, OREGON.
DB. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office et Residence
COLVIG & DURHAM,
Attorueyb-at-Law.
Geo. II. Durham, Grants Pass. Or.
Wui M. Colvlg, Medlord. Or.
CHISHOLM & MARTIN
House Painting, Paper Hanging and
Tinting. All work guaranteed.
Phone 229. Lockbox 12.1, Medford, Or.
Medford Furniture Co., Undertaken!
Day phono 353; Night Phones: C. W.
Conklin tf5; J. H. Butler 148.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE ANL COL-
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box 808. Medford, Or.
E. B. SEELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X-Ray. Offico Hours, 10-12, 24 P. M.
Office lit Jackson County Bank Bldg.
GO TO DR. GOBLE FOR YOUR
GLASSES,
Optical Purlor in Perry 's Warehouse,
SEVENTH STREET.
"Ho Has No-Other Business.'
WA NTED -Party wishes to buy riding
horse; small horse preferred and one
who is reliably gentle. Address M. L.
M., care Tribune.
Poll SALK
tion,
Small business: fine loca
Inquire Tribune.
LOST A gold backed comb, between
(.old Ray and Medford; letters M. R.
It. engraved on comb. Finder please
return to Tribune office.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; electric
light and baths. Mrs. R. L. Hnle, D
street near Uth. tf
rilK PLACE TO K AT Corner A and
Se e'lth, near bridge. Hoarders want
od.
FOR KENT - Six-room house, after
lunc !,". Inquire nt Oseiihrugce s res
idea,',.. tf
WANTED- To rent, a furnished or un
turniflhrd hou-f fr the vimniir. Write
Itex "W. Me.ltOld. tf
! FOR SALE Two choice lot on im
provnl street. Inquire Medford Tea
Cot toe House. 81
Full SALE Etra tine driving team or
onug m:ircs; driving rig complete to
jo with th-'
d!"1, roln . et, . S.icriti. e pii.e on all
if taken soon. W T. York A Co.
FRRFS'T "-In 7,lvu" familyT fur
nished room and suite; bath, electric
lights nnd all modern convenience;
three blocks from business center. In
quire at this office.
LOW
RATFS
EAST
Will 1k nuulo this season b
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FROM MEDFORD, ORE.
as follows:
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Through Via
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Oinalin tW.!X)
Kansas City .. (V.).W
Tifkots will lt
.liuif 19, 'JO.
.Inly 6. 7, 22, 2:1
August !, 7. 21,
$87.a0
82.;")0
81.7o
7.").00
7.".00
on salt'
I
j ( toofl for return in !0 days
!. :,', in.-iii.iinc now r.vi.i i with stoimvor i)rivilo"-es nt
qlo :inrl d'Hibto h.irnosH. .a.t I 1 1
pleasure within limits.
REMEMBER THE
DATES
Embroidery Sale
TWO SPECIAL DRIVES
Be Sure to See the Window
We were fortunate iu securing two fine lots of F.inbrnidei ies and In
nertiuns to Htll ut u price The importing house found timt they weiv
Hcrtions to well at a price. The irtcod embroideries nnd insertions, so
they ini buy and made up lot of from lot)u to 2ihhj v:uds and offered
these lots lo the trade at prices which eimlile us to offer our customer
prices which are below wholesale cost.
1100 Yards of 8 1-3 cent,
10 cent and 12 12 cent
Edges and Insertions . .
If you are goiug to need embroidery now is the time to buy, when
you can puoobo from 1100 yards of fine, clean, insertions nnd edgings,
worth from 8 Lite to 12Kc for, choice, per vard,
of '
5'
yd
5c
for choice 1000 yards
Edges and Insertions
worth 15c, 20c and 25c
Think of this opportunity nnd don't puss it up without il look at
least. If you don't think every yard is tho biggest bargain you ever saw
at the price, then don't buy. W'n feel sure thnt we are offering reffiiltir
lie
11
yd
l5n I.) :
vuril
valuon in tliix lot lit tin astonishingly low prii-e of,
Watch Our Windows
You will Find that It Pays
You oaii save money by watching our windows. Every little whilo wo
mt on ii siociiil salo, nnd u special window is mndo, nnd you can see nt
a glanoo, nlmoHt, the savings. Sse the special Suit prices; the Tan
Hosiery window and the White Wash Dresses.
We Search for Bargains
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
C Street, Just North of Jackson County Bank
The Finest Perfumes
WE JUST HAVE IN A NEW STOCK OF FRENCH PERFUMES,
AS EXCLUSIVE AND FINE AS CAN BE FOUND IN ANY SHOP
IN THE NORTHWEST, NOT EXCEPTING EVEN THE CITIES.
WE HAVE INAUGURATED A NEW STANDARD OF EXCEL
LENCE. MEDFORD PEOPLE HAVE NEVER BEFORE HAD SUCH
AN OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN THESE EXQUISITE FRENCH
PERFUMES.
COME IN AND INSPECT OUR ASSORTMENT. YOU ARE CER
TAIN TO BE CHARMED AT THE DELIGHTFUL "FRAGRANCE."
THE EAGLE PHARMACY
A. E. WHITMAN, MANAGER
PALM BLOCK
BIJOU THEATRE
The Outlaws To-Night
THRILLING FROM START TO FINISH. THE OUTLAWS HOLD UP
AN EXPRESS TRAIN, AND A RUNNING FIGHT TAKES 1LACE
WITH THE SHERIFF AND POSSE. ORCHESTRA MUSIC
ILLUSTRATED SONG BY MR. CLYDE
HOWARD WATCHES
nuulo in the factory of the E. Howard Watch Co., at
Waltham, Mass., by. tho most skilled artisans of the watch
making industry, and their entire energies are devoted
towards producing the most accurate of pocket timepieces
made in America. - Soltl bin
MARTIN .1. RBDDY. The Jeweler
Xear the Postoffiee
l''i"Q Watch and Jewelry Repairing a Speeialtv
KOR SALK Surrey, almost new; rnr
lnrg.siu if taken ut onre. Addrens
Hot Sll. Jacksonville.
FOB SAl.K C'hoieo house lot, five
Mook from rnilroad station, near Oath
olii! ftehool, lliirh and sightly location;
easy terms. Write llox 5HS. Medford.
.,rOlt KKNT Tun frl ..,....
stopping tn .taeknonvllle during the past and one large room J.0HO in Mile,
several month., was In Mrdfonl Thnr l.ulldlng. Inquire ,t premises , .1
day en ruuto to Astoria to join her I Tribuna of fiee.
For any further information
call on
A. S. liOtiKNHAUM,
Local Agent, or write to
WM. M 'MURRAY, General
Passenger Agent, Port la ml.
Oregon.
Something New
In Rubber Tirea that it will pay you to
investigate. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, jAtisf.ictloq guaranteed.
Mitchell & Roeck
OENERAI,
i:at 7th Street,
lllaekamith Shop.
WAGONERS,
rear ef Morrman.'s
Medf. r 1. Or.
Ladies
will find pnrost
DRUGS
Fine Stationery, Perfumes and Toilet
Artiele, of ki.,, infladi Nw
II. one S. n inu Ma. hin.-.. nt the
UNIVERSITY OF ORSPON
SUMMER SESSION MEDFORD PHARMACY, Inc.
.it st. ; i .11 1 .11. nam i '
Cmim.- in J'.l',li.i. 1 hrn i.iit t'.lu. a'n.n. Fnilt.h 1
I itrrvtur. lii-rtMi,. l-i.-i,. Ii i.ii!.h. Hi.l.iry. The Big DrUK Store with tint. t ,
.llir,i,ull, .I'l l . .. Ki:II.W l( lu.lni.lirt " L LlttlC Price.
M'Ktr. mi rei in 1 m 11 1 n,ar the Fo!.toffioe
nil mi Mi M um 11 ti 111 111 t lav Gilbert n
I , i, " ' Fre,riptiouit
HKTiti, miiliitl or OitMl, imtlt, MINI F. Burks Secretary