io IS
nlK u,m,nmt I.AILV -rktBlIXE, MttlrFuRO. ORTOX, TUESUAY, 317NK
Social and Personal
t ' . .Vn ,l,n id a lin.-1 PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF SUN
.inure our town will advance in a ii BMr.v M
OPERA HOUSE
Plans Accepted for Remodeling
Medford Opera House Opera
Chairs and Big Stage Provided
tr i i rfi-eiviiitf
today upon """--- of ,ovm.
ford open, numw .. - .
ioru uF T. fl can for
floor and aa enlarged sta-e. -
mi i.o entirely remodeled
prMoitivenow .uu . r
Klllery Will nr v'" .
SrSi The sui ;l ;
mode large eno,.Bb to "'
that may come hero, and the win" J
emended for dressing room, and scenery
. ...... .i. I.nve been made
Ten venr ru....,.-.
with both the theatrical trust and the
l.illc trust, no that all attractions
touring thn const can be secured here
BAar. w
TO FACE TBIAL SOON
PORTLAND, r., June 23.-J. H.
Parker, viee president of the Fnl "
tioaal bank at Hakor City, in which
1'nited State,. Senator Levi P. Anlteny
i. president, who wan indieted by the
federal grand jury on a charge of per-
;n , in Portland next week
'.ad 'be arran- in the United Mate.
.r .rlire Wolverton.
ruuri
Parker Is out-on nuOO bail, having
,lo.fl br a United Mates com-
miaaioner at Baker City after k
arrested bv a deputy marshal. Tt is
claimed that I'arker (.wore falsely to
several affidavits and otherwise per--jurrd
himself In connection with Ins
endeavors to secure eertain rights to a
mining ealim in Baker county.
The eomplainat was Fred Wiinder. an
..u .:.,.. who l,nd located on the claim
in question and who claims to have
qualified with the requirements of the
I.... Th.ri.ur ii is eliarued by the gov-
li wnrn that there were
no improvements nn the land. Parker
. is said to be wealthy. Wunder is a poor
roan.
MASTER FISH WABQEN
VISITS INDIAN CREEK
. t I),, v.tti!"
Weill..', liccsou of Talent was a
Medford visitor Tuesday.
Murk Whipple of Woouviiio p. uv
Muiiday in Medford.
Sheriff-elect Wilbur .lours .p.-...
Tuesday in Medford.
,. Tuugnte of Uig Kutie l P""'K
relative living at Jacksonville a Vl.il.
T J Williamson spent a couple or
days in Hig Butte district last week.
.1. Marconi, the miner, was uv.-r .......
.Ineksouville M.iudliy.
i..i.n nl.enckaiu and Monroe uniu in
are iu Medford on land business.
H H. Stevens of Talent spent i uos-
.. .. ... Vf...l.'..r,l
1 1 1 1 V ... .. ' - .
ii i v...... ,.f near Central rowi
was in Medford Monday.
Charles P. Cottrel olf Phoenix pre
... . . u,..if,.r,l visitor Monday.
C W. Couklin, the undertaker, spent
several hours in Jacksonville .nonuay.
m. ...i Mn l C. Uarrett or .ten
land were among the many in Medford
u.,., M V Hum and Ins wire na.-
irone to Tiitner, Marion county, to nl
" ,i..:u,;,.n ..liitrchef
Master Fish Warden McAllister, in
:...! i. II O'Mullev. suiierin
(.l..nl nf the government fisheries and
hi. deuutv. II. 1 1. Kelly, were guests
f Hon. II. I. Iluinn last week, coming
here to seek infonuatioa regarding his
methods of hatching and feeding nsn.
1 'ii... -,.r l..lten lu lue Indian Creek
' hatchery and there viewed the great
...... r mil., rial, which nre narlaking
uf food cooked aad prepared for their
i;.h una nf which lliey reviiauusi.i
devour all that eaa be given them. TJi
......il..,n ninresa.d themselves III
highly pleased and evidently somewhat
surprised with the evidences u. nU1
cess In the feertmg ot nsn as -iic...
i 1... IT,, me
in the evening the guests wore, taken
' to the ranch and race track where ugain
tlieir Interest und surprise were arouseci
Time was limited and tho visitora de
,,,.,,..,1 ii, f.illnwinu niurning. going
as they came, by the up river trail.
Wedderburn lladiiim.
MISS E8TELLB M. 8TINSON
WEDS STANLEY TAYLOR
On dune 2!!. at 8 o'clock, occurred the
marriage of Miss Katrlla M. Htinsnn to
Mianl-v Tavl.ir. The wcd.tinii was lit
the home of the bride's parents west
of Mudford, in the presence oi ine mm
llv. In the absence of her pastor, Hev
' (i l.en.T Hall. Itev. F. C. I.otett of
Urania Pass oerfnmied the ceremony
Miaa Alinsnn in well known, and is held
in highest eiteem. Mr. Taylor is held
iu eminllv hish esteem. He is the son
ul the Josephine county treasurer, aim
....tutwfl n ereiimerv iu Provolt. The
young couple departed on the evening
train for lrants fass. no,l ineu.e ic
Provolt. Many friends of both cities
....l.t l.nve ahnwn their interest had
tbev been aware ef the event.
WIT.T.IAMH TO VISIT
CRATER LAKE PARK
Ki.AMATH FALL.-. Or.. June M
John Sharn Williams, democratic leadei
iu the house of representatives. ha
unnn.tnced hifl intention of VINlllHg 1 T
.r l.aWn tiufinnal Dark this Hueimrr, to
.Itier with a luirtV of other distill
guisbed men, whose iutercst was nrousnl
by the fight for an tnerease.i iippn.piu.
tinn ttr the lrk.
Cralar lake is entirrlv in Klnmatl
o.i.infv and nart of tha road from I'eli
pain bay, Hnrriman'a resort, to the lake
ii very rough. To Improve it anrt maae
It pasaible for automobiles Mr. tlarrl
man ha offered to irive tiW to aid
II. Mn,,nlr in fta wnrk ah the road. No
action has vet been tuken by the county
OABFIELD TO VISIT
KLAMATH PROJECT
It'lIU ru"
uA..t. inno i. wh thi' lonL'li any
:.. v,.r. It cnuM not an-
i..!.....r.ii
lliorn unuimui.
r. ..f Antflotx. the well
.iiiiiicn i'i"" .
known goat raiser, was m Menrorn .v.on
day transacting liusiness.
m..u ivhim.lr nf Woodville and A. J
(llsen of Hold Hill were umong those
who did business in Medford Mommy.
1.. 11 I." Odkins IN attending ttie
..1;.. of Ihe Hodiie liiver Baptist as
Ln.:nil,.n ..I Central Point.
ll,.. Ilnnaen and I. A. l'ruell OI
Hoxv were in Medford Saturday trading
with our merchants.
,.iin:... fii.,l nf fir ff ill lreek dis
Irlet was among those who transacted
h..ai..ess in Medford rturing ine weca
r..,. T Un.,111. lit To o. too miner
...,l b.iainess ill Medford nnd
i....i,...n..lla the first of the week
Mrs. Robert F. Antle and family of
At..l.iann. Knn.. hllVA lOlned MF. AHH
...i u.111 m,ib their h.iuie here.
a 1. fii.lt who is employed at Mr.
Osgood's place near Jacksonville, has
been quite ill. lie IS eonvnieriK,
however.
t- ..,..1 Mrs. Carnnliau relumed Mat
urduy from Siskiyou county, California.
Thev will leave for the Blue Ledge in
few days.
ii- 1 .!.. Wnlaun of Ashland hni
been reappointed deputy clerk of Klum
nth county, a position sue 1111s nreep
tablv filled fur several years.
Then.!.. re I.awt.in of Hig Butte linn
umie to Medford. Mr. I.nwton's torn
ilv lire from California. Thev have
taken 11 homestead near Obenchiiin a,
L. Wililiiins. lute of Wenalcl
W...I. w,.s in Medford lately. II.
bought the Knott's plaeo, in Kane's
u 1 strict, not lonir since aim ...
li.,. 1 it in fruit trees.
The citizens of Woodville are making
nreoanit oils to celebrate tue fniirin 01
.li.lv ... nn iiiiiirnnrinto manner. A lino
program is being iirrnuged for the oecii
sii.n.
.1 II Hclliiiir.'r of North Jai-ksnii
111,, wli.i lii.a been tiuite ill. is envu
,.ac ,1.1 is wile lias reiurneii 110111
il... It, .ike nniiitarium al Santa Itosu
ul., considerably improved in 1 1th.
Junies .1. lli.iiegnn, formerly of Jack
souville, win. was elected assessor of
ll..rn..v .0111.lv lit the late election, -ts
seriously ill with pneumonia. Ilia ninny
friends will sympathize Willi nun aim
his wife iu the loss of tlieir little son.
who died of the saiue disease lust. week.
It. Nvswariior aud 8. P. Hunter ol
Coleman Creek aponl 11 few hours in
Medford Monday.
.1 A. fiross of San Francisco, for
merly of the Depot hotel lit Aslilnnd,
has been visiting in the valley.
Mr mil Mrs. T. V.. Jones of Central
Point were in Medford Monday on land
business.
Mr and Mrs. C. F. Young of Hold
Hill visited in Medford Monday, 1h
guests of J. I . Hall and Ins wile
1 A r.n.t rotu is retnilluir liimbe
lilt his yurd iu the eastern part of Med
ford.
Milliliter Patterson of the Telephone
oinptiny is in the country mi a fishing
trip
F.ditor S. A. Puttisou of the Central
Point H.-rnld is a frequent visitor to
M.-dl'ord nowadays.
llornt.v Wither! Ii. Smith of llrallts
Pass was in Medfotd on business Mou
day.
t.eorue H. Iiiirhaiu of ttrants Pass is
on his way home from a visit to 0
Moines, In.
Mayor J. F. B.tldy left Monday eve
ning 011 brief business trip to t ort
land.
Mrs. J. It. Anderson of i'ottage t.iov
is visitiiiu iu Routte River vnllcv. her
termor home.
W. M. Smith and .1. Tucker of I'll
nix i.recinct made our citv a hiitine
visit during the week
William Hrickson of Willow Creek
homestead, who Inis been earning monei
in the valley to continue liis improve
tnents. has returned to his honiestad
I. i1 Co.. iter of Creaeent Citv.. fill
rite veteran lawver and civil engineer
and his family are visiting iu Medford
His health is steadllv improving.
J. N'miHii of Jacksonville, the niouccr
merchant, aud his wife are sojourning
ill .yewport, uregon s milieus seasiii.
resort.
Peter Peacock of Crescent Citv. Cnl..
and his newly made wife have taken
harge of the hotel at Wuldo. Josephine
ountv.
An effort mil lie made to org.itii.e
cnniiuoretiil club and stens taken look
ing tenants the inct.rporiit ion of Butte
fur its future welfare. In uui
ty th-re is strength; in division weak
j ness. .
I Mmey, farmer aud expert accouot
laut,' is stopping in Medford at present
He will soon hie himself to hi. ranch
Ka Kutte district.
, r:,. -h.. burirlurized the
l.eurgu . a-, '
ialore of Charlen Schock at Montague,
w..a convicted and sentenced to iim
years at San Ouontiu.
VI UolHnuer. accouiliauie.1 uy
her sou and daughter, visited relatives
residing in North Jacksonville pnn
Sunday.
Miss flrace liapholtz of Nortu ja a
sonville, who has been attending mv
suiithern Oregon normal school, ts at
horn- again.
Peter Ensile and bin sons nnvc com
.... ..r nviitin.nT ur.L-a, u'-.t
pleted a uu " -
,!heir residence-in South Jacksonville
precinct.
r. ,. icln,lon. formerly of Gold
Hill, is acceptably filling the position
of deputy sheriff 01 mi'
Nov.
,.. y 1 reln wltrt nceeotablv rep
Alias iiir.f. '-, r -resented
Medford in the pageant at the
n..vn;unl in I'ortinnu, is ....
Hie rust-
...k cb.ai.ill has aono to Meaiora
in company with "am iiuum-. -
'Insuill will bring duck a m.B
,.f atore Hin.lilies.
i.i,.., P. V.. Kellv will soon move
into his new home on Queen Anne ad
von n conitortaoie moi
dinon. i.t-
nrn cottnge, is rapidly neanug e-r
firm.
,f..n. Woons the lumber manipu
...... 1... the Denton farm, con
llliur,
taining nearly 3S acre, paying
sum for it. Part of it in planted in
fi-.r.l trees.
ri....i,. Vnrlow. the School teach
.limn """" , ... ...
, - ...Alnr. in the BtlitC
er wno nas u.-e.. -p, --- ---
of Washington, arrived in .lacKaonv,,,
l..,l.r for a Visit Wltn .wish
ic..liv. her cousin.
m, . ' t. f t,e Into James W
lUe reum..,.,
Mee, Jr., who was killed In n sawmill
... sjnti Cnl.. a short time ago
- i,:.....i to r.rnntB Pass for burial.
The deceased was a native 01 mm
ty, having spent many years
Thonirison creek.
1 i.i..,.i T),.v Dr. C. If. liny
lUlUII.-l 4 .,... -
. ... ......na.. a v. Tteumea and Dr,
insiricb ..., 1
.1. F. Reddy hnvo returned from u three la0me nut.
duya' trip to Waldo, where tney exam
ined Mr. Ronmes' placer mine. Col
onel Hav is spending his vocation at
fluid Ituv
i.. .- f...,tz has an Important
..nun nr.ndillir before his court
invi.Ivini! unities who have long been
residents of Big Butte. As it is a fel
..,,,,lul,,il, e liv iniDrisonmeni in
i...ii,.rv .. iirolinnniirv hearing win
be held i.h soon as tho district attorney
.'Mil be iomtlinnlcnlod with.
The unti fut crusade numbers ninny
i. Ha locnl ranks. Diet is tie.
principal cause of the successful reduc
tion of weight among ninny 01 .
......1 .,;.w,..,a You can notice the
'after using" effect on former fat
fri Is. who seemingly suffer no injury
from the loss of surplus flesti
m:.... It. ..,!. It.iv.z.ie Iteicker. tl)
I,,, inn ......... x , t uinj "
popular waitress at the Hotel Nnsli. Iins j tilll.
.......tti. ....... it inree .-.-nn
1.. IMriltxtil. Harrisburi; and Kli
gene. She accompanied Miss Hazel Ticc
....... r Vn.lfr.rd 'a rose carnival float,
Pnrtlnn.t l.lld Clime llBCk Willi hlT
Monday afternoon. Miss lleicker had
il,n time of her life, but says she was
cotiime il faut."
Tho large livery baru that was being
erected at Oorris, Cal., by Ii. I. Oliver
...11... .....1 o,, ,luv last week as
...11 f 1. a.iddeii windstorm. In its fall
:. i,..j .1.,. ofilce of o van Hai
ner, local contractors. Fortunntely
a hurt though a number of
nriM-nters were at work on the build
us nl the time and were pr,-c.pnu.v.t
to the ground.
NEXT SUNDAY MOBNINO
There will be a partial eclipno of the
sun oil too morning of Juue 2. ft
will take place in this state in tue
laiorning from tiiwO to 7:o2 o'clock.
The eclinse will ausume various
shapes u it is viewed from different
t.tirta of tlm ulohr. Here about one-
third of the surface of the sun will be
obscured. The moon passea between
the ennh and the sun and eats out a
large circular piece of its brilliance.
In other nnrts of this country the tine-
nomeuon will take the shape of a ring
eclipse. In other wurds, the moon will
come 111 exact line between the earth
and huh. ohseuriuv the wholo of the orb
except the rim, which will shine out in
u perfect ring of light.
When the moon is closer to ttie eartn
it ftlnckeiia thn visane entirely find tein-
jMirarily hangs 11 pall over the earth. At
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of atock heep. Write Box iJi
Medford, Or.
I
The first "try" in any
WANTED Position as bookkeeper aud
stenographer in office. Address v. v.
Box 482.
WANTED Gentle driving horse ubout
Jlou, hnrnesa and buggy; not over
L. E. W., Tribune oflice.
WANTED Time loan of 10.000, gilt
edged security. Write Box 478.
DE. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon. i;,,la,i .llv
' Office it Keaidence.j 0f e f f O V t IS Hut USUdllJ
COLVIO DTTEHAM,
AHomeys-at-Law.
Geo. IL Durham, Grants Pais, Oi
Win M. Colvig, Medford, Oi
CHISHOLM it MAETIN
House Painting, Paper Hanging and
Tinting. All work guaranteed.
Phone o29. Lockbox 123, Medford, Or.
J. T. ANKEOM,
1 : . . K. V .. wb.i. ninORH. MEDFOBD. OB
present if is ioo rar away io luiurcepi. " . , , .
1 . Pln..a ritht P.imns Pnrniahed whea
tlm n-liolr of tin, a,,n a ri.va.
Tha rinu will not be visible in this
state, but the simple eclipse will be
wurtb seeing.
TIIVORCED FROM WIFE
HE BELIEVES DEAD
WANTED-
Moore.
-Dining room girl. Hotel
WANTED
tel Nash.
-Chambermaid. Apply
Ho
83
BUSINESS CAEDB.
eiu.ugh."Tryagain"isaslo-
jgan as old as experience of
' human affairs.
People do not appreciate
something for nothing it li
FEIVATE DETECTIVE ANE COi. I human Mlltr W vinun viv
EECTION AGENCY. , . . , f The
Luck Box 808. . Medford, or. i ' r i
E. B. SEELY. M. D.
Di.. ..;..;, onrl Siirrflon
Modern -Equipped Operating Room".
X-Ray. Office Hours, 10-12, a- r. ju.
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Medford Furniture Co, Undertakers-
Day phone 353; Night fnones: .
t'onklin 495; J. H. Butler 148.
i Tribune's circulation is paia.
Wanted.
I It liut-na of f.nfttt ..ountv has been
granted a divorce from a wife whom
tho believes to have been dead several
vnn ra.
In ISttfl he waa married in Willetts,
Cnl. Eight months after their mar-
Tinge hi wife eloped, aud he has never
been able since to trace tier where
abouts. Some veura after haviuc re
ceived a letter from- his wifo's sister
telling him his wife was at the point
of dentil, he tooK It lor grnnieu mai
aim rlin.1 nnd married arain. With his
second wife he lived happily In Warner
Valley, Ijike county, until an old an
qunintanee from WillitB told his second
wife that his first wire was aim nv-
in She at. once sued for divorce, and
-
a decree was grunted. ' So-Burns has
not been granted a divoreo from a wife
lie does nut know is alive or dead, but
has lost his second wife.
BALL ft OLOSCOOK,
Contractors and Builders.
AU Work Guaranteed.
Office with O. H. Pierce & Sou.
Phone 653. P. O. Box 771.
I Our circulation is legiti-
mate and large for a city this
s;zelr(icr than any other
Optical Parlor in Perry'. Warehouse, nfimt can sb.0W
SEVENTH 8TKEET. p(iper IU (hegOU (an o.O"
GO TO DB. GOBLE FOB YOUB
GLASSES.
'He Has No Other Business."
for population.
Walnuts Now the Fad.
P.utllalt walnuts have become the
i.revniliiiir fad ill the line of tree plant
in inunv n.irfH of the Willamette
vnllev where the prune craze held
mi l.'i to 20 veurs nun, and many
prune trees are being uprooted to make
room fur lose i.roiliicing me muni
How to Save 50
of your Clothes
Money
i Study carefully this simple example in subtraction.
If you can find any flaw in it we want to know it.
$50-
n.. v,. na.. Davis' Best Flourl Don't
lot your grocery, talk you into buying
ntw hrnmls shinned in. Davis Best
sells for less money and guaranteed to
olv anti-Tart on. f ry a saca ana i.c
convinced.
bu trinwta Wire.
m,.il,inr which Is ol considerable
,..n.ii to tlm niihlic irencrally nnd
which is peranpa not gnuuruwr nun
Is tho system of prepaid orders now it f ...( .... Tailor's Trt'il'O for
effect between statious of the Uoutnern
Pn..ifir, enmn.in .tnd all points in the n unit mi lintrfM' thail
United states y mean. u, "--" l ,iil-T nn .t , . A1, ,
r i.bA.1 mnv Diircnanea m weuiuiu in sun uuuir j vii ivi
nr tMoamnhiM. direct to the hell 1.UH111 tX i
... . 1 I
nartv wishing to como mno.
..., nn,,l,ii lona and small amounts nl
cash in connection witn tnese ticaeia
n..v alas bo furnished at the samt
25
The prii-e at which you can
Imv a suit made by Alfred
Be'njanihi & Co. equal to
the 'Custom Tailor's $00.00
suit.
Sold only at
The amount saved every
time you buy a "Benja
min" suit instead of a Cus
tom Tailor's suit that is no
better.
Classified Advertisements
nor. cent a Word No slugla Inser
tions less than 15 eonts. Six Insertions
foi the price of four. Seventy-live
cents a line per month.
LOST AND FOUND.
I.ONT A ftold hacked comb, between
Hold Rav and Medtord; letters m. n.
It. engraved on comb. Finder please
return to Tribune offico and receive
reward.
FOB BENT.
nAHKr.TP.ALL OUT OUT
AT STATE UNIVERSITY
ltviVKHSlTY OF OKKOON, Kuireiie.
.Inno 2:i. AceorditiR to a decree of the
athletic council haaketfinll at ine 11111
.,.;iv f Orn.tnii will be a IhinK ot
h,.t.,rv iiutil a new irvninaaillin ia built
.oniei'hiiiir which is not likely to be un
.I......L.,,, fur iwn or three years, ine
..,.,.,..1 l. .iiM.euded the iiunie from
the lint of college utliletics at me no.
retion of the student Dotty.
FOR RKNT Two front office rooms
and one InrRO room 313x40 in Miles
bulldinR. Inquire nt premises or at
Tribune office.
FOR RKNT Furnished rooms, electric
i;..i.i n.l l.iha Airs. U. ti. ttaie, i
street near 1 1th. If
kiIl FfKVT Sliroom house, after
June IS. Inquire at Osenbruf-ire s res
tdence. tr
FOR SALE.
IIAnittiru Aj
Ii tl Willi II II llflWil
MENS
SHOP
Largest Clothi ng Store in Southern Oregon
CHECK FORGER AT
WORE AT ROSEBURO
unsKlil'mi. Or., .lime A man
Uiviiii! hi name as Charles f'arroll i
wanted here on the . narRe tnai ne iras
d two cheeks ill the name of All.ert
Ahriilil.m. ellih for llt.VV He disap
peanx Saturday. He was in town three
ilnv. He is tall, slender, of rtara com
pic ion and wore a dark chocked auit
nnd stiff hut. Both cheeks were on the
First National bank.
BETTING ON ELECTION
OPEN8 IN NEW YORK
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., dune
, Farmers under the Klamath project look
forward to the visit of Secretary liar
field ' thin nnnAmar 11m in t.t'.Mn.t Ih.t
' Umatilla nrolrrt. and. it la atatrrl. willlFalla.
also make a thorounh lnveatiratlon of 1 The Med ford Hod and Hun club meet
eo.ditlons In the Klamath project, . Iluuight In the city hull to perfect per
pnrt.llj at the Krievnaci of the biodlmanent organiiuilion. Wednemlav Ihe
holder. In the upper project, who in Iclub will hold it rennlnr shoot at ('rater
at stronxly that the rlear bike itamll.Kke lunction
be built this year. jK111 Varren, the veteran
innti miner
NKW YORK. June --Belting on
the president iul eleetioti opened her
tnia afternoon, aud Wall street ia offer
odds on Talt. makinii him the fa
vorite. Most of Ihe bets are orteretl on
Tint airainst Bryan, it being nenefally
bcliev.M that Bryan will be the nom
inee, but some waiters have been of
fered on the straight proposition that
Tuft will be Ihe tut prsident.
Hotel Nash Arrivals.
('. F. Ridnall. San Francisco; K. F.
Antle and family, city; Mm Freden
thai. Portland: W. K. Humphrey, ls
Aiiifles: I.. Weiss, San Fraiicisco: t.eo.
.1. Leak, Sun Franciaco; 1'. 1'. Woljp'
FOB SAI.K-Dnly 2 each of thoae l
and ".acre tracts left. I VI mile lrom
th St., on main county road, suitable
for garden, ITiiit or chicken farm: all
under Fish Luke ditch; water only
i per Hi re per year; price Tl"n to
1.0 per ii.-ie. tiisy terms. .Turn -s Knw
ling. 7th :md 1' -freets. or l'. ".
.
l-'OI! SALi:- t'hoire house lot, five
blocks from railroad station, neur Cath
idie school, High and sightly location;
easy terms. Write Bo SOSMeilford.
f-'iSlt SALK 8. X. Subdivision is in the
market now: choice ten acre tracts,
beat location in tho valley. L. Nee
demeyer, .lucksonville.
FOR .SALK SOP head of full blood
Ramboulllct stock sheep; large, heavy
shearers of fine wool. John S. Her
rin Son.
FOR SALK Runabout, :l'!0. thorough
ly equipped with odometer, acetelyne
lights, top, etc. A. ('. Allen. Medford,
Or.
Brother Henry OomUui West.
ST I'AI.'L. June ;!. Ileurv W. Tnft.
the nominee for presiilent,- accompanied
by Mrs. Tnft. Mian Louise Taft and W.
P. Tnft, Jr., left last nitfbt for Yellow
tone park, Portland and Seattle.
mutt. Philadelphia
Klsmnth Falls; 11. N. Starr. Portland;
'. O. Smith, field Bav: K. L. Stevens,
trapper (Seattle; V. t. Uilbert. S. 11. Steven
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Foil s.VLK --Sin iirhTiHino
lion, tmiuire Tribune.
WANTED.
WANTKP-Tn contract flie hauling of
oiVIO conls of four foot wood to rcumn
sible parties owning six or seven two
horse wagons und teama. All down
hill. Uistaii.e half to two miles. Fay
ai ,.r r.ml. Northern lalifornia
William Klniy, j Lumber ''o., Hilt, -'
S4
WANTKU - Boanl nnd ijni iu privute
family bv young man, good naous, ii
parii.-ulnr, but want a clean place with
plain fur!, not more than t. per wees.
Answer li. vi ., care irinune.
W ANTFU F.xperiencrsl man to take
i. in, ,i- .t-..- .x.itp raua a inn. i ns chhi p e c..i .m.m i..i. i r nn j.Mi,a..i w. t. c.iiw ...i.
work towanls a common end and nollr-lev; l.oo,. A,lm. Ktlrm; 11. A. Mi.na I ine exwrlence. nualifirations and aal
I'cenlliatr differences of minor linpor eld, lndiannpolta. I ary exiiecled. Tiihune, Medford, si.
Our Best Advertisements
n rs , r 1 ii A
are uur iausiiea lusiomer
good
We
Somebody asked us the other .lav why we were constantly harping on the fact that we wanted in n
dace anything that might prove unsatisfactory why we didn't keep still, and woul.tn 't have to take back
We want every customer to ne satisnea, ior our sauaneu cuwi .
rtnrt.cn to Iciuiw tlutt f t lev lire not SlltlStlPU tnnt il IS UlCir l.lllll, uui uuin, ..
readv to make "good, and eheerfullv nnd without a word,. the nionient you ask us. If you are satisfied that
we sell good goods ot reasonable prices. TKLL YOl'R FRIENDS. If yon are not satisfied, TELL I s
FIRST
Two Astonishing Suit Prices
LADIES' SUITS
worth to $15 for
$5.00
Sui(H that fi.rmrr.y at thi .tori for 10.(M), $12..i. nnc, $1.1.nn
nrc ',Ti:iiily harj;:iin at $"i.O0 ptich. Yui enn mo one this !,iniimr.
(St 1 Ci fop SUITS formerly
i)lU $l7.50,$20and $22.50
Nn n-fii to writi
tuiiilv 't unsH
nliout thi
a look.
hrj-ain. It' you want to hhvp you eer-
A Pleasant Place to Visit
BAKER - HUTCHASON CO.
C Street, Just North of Jackson County Bank
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