THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFOKU, OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1908.
Medford Daily TRiBUNBiSocial and Personal
- -v i A Live Pwkk is a Live Town.
Published evcrv ovonh :. r.pcpt Sunday.
MEDFORD IMMiLISIIINn COAfPANV.
GEillUJK Pl'TNAM. Kcliti 1 utul Manager.
Admitted as Si-fond -CIrw Matter w tho l'-l..rficp at Mclford, r.u.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Onu month, by mail or carrier. . .0,50 Ouo vrjir, by mail...
at
A "BIGSTICK" CLUB. (
(Jraatt. 1W .litbmiM ln lin w tin- w.dfi.r.. nf th i-iiy t h. art have r-truum-d
a "Hi Siik" r.nb, wlis.; i and nh.j.-rtH are most c.mii-ndnbli-.
Tho club j rWM in i mH.-l-rshiis which U Hiitd to 23, the "k..lno
iiuinhMT, nil. mon.berH .f I Ih ( -omnn-n-ml. Hub. it in thf iurp o th" h,b
to work, dirrftly ami irulhc-tly. upnuuripnn-Hhivc citizen nd torn? them
intn lihf fir piotfr.nn
Thr mowbaek dHH 1101 know what in .'... tf on, but the Mro-Wit k ml of
liriMWiire i brought ... Iwnr .. hi..., and h- in virtually fom-d t .'t iu Ihh' r
" 8k id on.
Th... liia iiroiM.rtv owihtm who n-fiwi- to iiKHiitt in bnimtnitf a town
....... ,..; .... t ,,.. ,iiv,.iu olw bv the ell'iuta of tlmw trying
fur, the Unco ahead, thrm.L'h 't !.." im-rrnd .'wiltiati.ii.H of property, an
lirioeipal mibiei-ts worked upon by the club.,
..(.irt.ntHTa.M iH to have pav.-d t.ve,8, flmnk to th eHWtH f tln HiM-ret
flub Protest from influential met. and properly owners threatened t Mock
improvements, as tl.ev have blueke.l. them at Ashland, but the elub y.t I.iihv.
the protests wen. withdrawn, sometbios under presm.re, and the pnvnttf is to
" f hi low. ' , , ,
"lierause (Jrants Pass merchants refuse to pay fanners cash for produce
tliey are barred from membership, ami the club is now trying to force the
mnri'hiints to do buttiiiesn on a modern basis.
KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME.
A business mail of Medford, who has made ipiite a fortune from the people
i,f Medford and who todav draws n lare inco , both from his mercantile
I,. ...... and property inveHhnents, recently went to Portland with his nnim and
while there completely outfitted himself and boys from head to foot. lie did
not get his wearini; apparel ny cheaper, but paid the si prices as paid
here, and when he returned it was nothed that the boys wore suits of the
Huine'iiiHke as those Hold by a Medfonl firm. Put now that he is prosper
ous, he felt n little higher toned, perhaps, to buy things away from home.
' ' Where would the man's present prosperity be if his customers purchased
their tfnod from mail order house or went to the metropolis for them.' How
), ho jive if trealed by others as he is treating them He couldn't.
If eyeryone ill a coanuunity sent his money out of town for (joods in
mead of buying at home, there would soon be no town. Tho first essential
in any community is patriotism, loyalty to the town and its best interests, and
those who fail to patronize home industry, but purchase abroad, are deliberate
ly bnihlinu up olher towns at the expense of their own.
No matter whnt you need, buy it at home. If it isn l curried in stock
vnur ilemand will cause it to bo.
WHY CENTRAL POINT VOTED DRY.
The reason Why Vnt nil Point voted dry is given as follows by the Central
Vuint Herald: '
'' "Tent nil Point rtiirmlim In exactly tho Name position as it has occupied
for the last four years. With every surrounding town wet and supplying liquor
in jugs and bottles to our boys, we remain 'dry' and foreit such revenue, as
licensed saloons here would give to the city treasury, as well as the right of
regulating the traffic intoxicants This town was voted dry, not by the peo
ple who believe in prohibition, but by men who assumed that the Medford char
ter would not stand in the courts and who wanted In put that Iowa on the dry
list. The scheme failed and Central Point is again left to hold the sack for
two more years while Medford will furnish our I e, in jugs and bottle mnuop
cilio'the cream' of the transient hotel trade and draw thousands of dollars'
wuilh'of trade from our merchants every month that should be kept here."
L. H. Hawkins to hat: Kddie Hoot on deelc
iu the lode," says Ed.
.Medford Mail
id llliton
WELL KNOWN DRUMMER
, , ARRESTED FOR PERJURY
P, S. Lathrop, well known in Med
fnrd as drummer for Allen St Iewis
of Purtland, was nrresled at (irnnts
Push this week, charged with perjury.
He has been released at Halem under
iM'i bonds, furnispd by Hal Pat ton.
Mr. I.athrop said thnt his arrest was
spile work. Siutie few mouths ago he
was- a witness iu a divorce case nt Sa
lem, his home, and ho was arrested on
the charge of perjury, and the only
thing they could hnve against him was
t hat he might have been mistaken in
some of the dates Hint he gave iu his
evidencn.
Ttuk.prelinnnnry hearing hi the case
was set by Judge Webster fur next
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock l.nthrop
has expressed his Intent ion to waive
examination at that time and take the
ciw before the grand jury for first
hearing.
Tin p. unity fur the crime w'th which
hnlht " is charged is imprisonment in
tho penitentiary of from three to ten
a rn.
PHACT8 PROM PHOENIX.
Moth bear and panther have been vis
ithlg Phoenix of late. Yo damage has
bAn reported, only that .1. i. Kvans
girt hadly scared at the benr. but shvb
thtit ne feels better nnw.
'Vhitrlcy Caldwell, the Ltenial ..du
water dispenser, -was up here Snndav
wnllthng around. What ! the attraction.
Chariest
aptaiu 'at on tis . er from his
mountain ranch Monday and laid in n
"iipidy of n wash board
Sheriff Jackson nrm hero Monday
and handed out n few ! tV ited einr
tot t he Imvs.
Mrs. W. Tf. Coleman returned home
Monday from Corvaltis. where she ha
been attending the agricultural college.
' l . f ate nf ( orvalhs is visiting
Phtenir.
Theodore Engle has made n move to
ward .Chiengn. Keep on. Theodore.
yon;n.gef there after n while.
The .carpenters commenced work on
Ch.irlen MeCJain ' nVw residence on
Yorrh Main street the first of the week.
Krnest AfePhrson has began the erec
tion of n fine bungalow on his lot
on West Ttailrond avenue. Yow, KhU.
is v.mr ch.'uiee.
Lewis T. TncVer has M out hi
rn'ni'h to n Mr. Wilcox of T.nne; Hea.-h
' 'nl . Mr. Wilrox taken tmme.iinte pos
"w nn Mr. Tucker ba moed t.
urb.: The following were t he invited
guests present : M isses Yellie Iteatneh
Mary and l.ettie Stancliffe, Hael Pat
lerson, Jennie Perns, Clara Ihiikin. Elln
A mlerloii, l.ola Purkerson, Mabel Li li
ny, Ada Reynolds. Kale Aldridge. Clnui
Allen. I.ula Itoberts, Hlanche Mason.
Messrs. tiniest Smith. Will Perns, lar
ry lieames. Marks Kerns, Karl Itevnuhls,
fiuy ltisliop, Italph Itoberts, Harry
HoiiHtoii. Clav Patterson. I.Iovd Colvor,
Jacb ShalTer. Will Wilder, Hoy Coff
ttijin ami Harry Andertoii. (lames were
indulged iu such as progressive whist
and other up to date panics, until a
tale hour, when all partook of the do
licions refreshments prepared by Mrs.
1 ItohortH. Then all weal home after eon
grata la I ing Miss Manon iih Mis. t 'ar
penler to be She will leave Saturday
for Sun Prancisco, where she will he
married to Lewis ( 'arpenter, a former
Phoenix boy.
The Ladie.s ' A it) societ y met Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. fl A. Morse's
residence, corner Prune avenue and
Aple lane. The g 1 of the society
was talked over and refreshments were
served.
The ladies circle, Woodmen of Wood
rritt, met in regular session Thursday
nig lit after lodge. Strawberries and
cream were sered as refreshments.
Weldon Hart ley w as down Wednes
day evening with plans for his now
barn.
i. A. Hover left Wednesday wifh his
wife for Portland, where he took Mrs.
II over for medical treatment.
Walter Stancliffe will build s fine
eight room house on his place in Harden
Yule addition soon.
ROOUE RIVER ITEMfl.
We 1 i
been favored with a
ervltodv seem.
I t.
glowing fine and guldens
rain. .Iui what
w ant.
Crops :t,
doing wi II,
L. .1 lnr-h, our enterprising saw
oi ill in. -in. st ill continues to (urn out
a iiiantity of good lumber.
An interest ing Sunday school is now
held every Sunday at the Lynch chool
house, with Miss Hose Yen Ion in su
leriutendent.
Miss Mav Hannah closed h sui eess ' had
M-HoM
Tim fi.Wmg wore vnWr In MM
tf U Wo,V: R H HUv,. 1.
others
tut 'erm if school At the Dry Creek
sclioolhotise June 1(1. The same evening
her pupils, accompanied bv some of
the grownups, got together and gave
her a pleasant surprise party and made
or a haiuNome present as a souvenir!
f the term of iichotd.
W hen the contemplated ferry nt the
Hunt plan- is romplctcd it will he a
great help t (I,, m.vtioii of the count v.
uuderstiuol that the roads lendmu
nr.. Ml nUuit finished and t l,:,t the
l0 oil
M, Demmer, Jr, and his family are
visiting relatives near .iackijonville,
Oeorge Coulter, the carriage painter,
went to tfnmr. J 'ass -Thursday evening.
Mrs. Yellie Yewloiry of Jaeki.ii ille
vi-ited in Medford Thursilay evening.
Ulaiiie Klyi. the cartoonist. mjd a
lnisiiie-s trip to Ashlithd Thtil-ebty.
T. J. Hamlin was among the many in
Medford Thursday.
A rose i-nruivnl of considerable . di
mensions is being held nt. (fra,rits Pass.
Frank . Bybee, the well known
stockman, was over from Jacksonville
Thursday.
Frank Trm-ey was over f mm Jack
sniivillo Thursday, but did not stay
long. .
rmnjj; Z.elJ. the miper, i-ame down
from the topper belt the. fore pnrt of
the week., , . , -
Knos I lot en. the elongated pocket
hjinter. was down from Kane's Creek
district on Thursduy.
i'Mrs. S. . 'L-. Jjftndry -was a Medford
visitor Thursday, the guej of Mrs.
Wick Pox.
Henry Meyer, the sitcces: ul stock
man, was down from Lake i : ek Thurs
day .
W. I. Maultbv left for northern
('nlifornin Thursday nnd may be gone
some time.
J. C. timeriek, the Ashland capitalist,
visited relatives living in Medford this
week.
F. M. Amy, Anbury Beall and I F.
Williams were among the many Central
Pointers in Medford during the week.
The a iiuual meet ing of t he Oregon
Ha n Iters' association is bein held at
Salem and several of southern Oregon's
bankers are in attendance.
'hub 1 1 am tin has sold Ins interest
iu the West Side Meat market, which
is now being conducted by . lames F.
Hamlin and Henry Orlffin.
Mrs. Joseph Pope nnd Mrs. Williams
of fluid Hill precinct are visiting in
Jacksonville. They spent a few hours
in Medford Thursday.
Miss Blanche Maxau nf Saa Lcnndro,
Cal , who has been the guest of Miss
Julia Huberts of Talent, left for her
homo during the week.
Miss Mae Sutton, who has been teach
ing school at tiureka. Cnl., has ioined
her parents. Mr and Mrs. II, K. Snrton,
at Portland.
A. W. Short nnd his family, who have
been at Rntte, Moi(t., during the fast
two years, are making Phoenix, their
former home, a visit.
L. O- Wells, who was seriously' hurt
in a recent runaway accident, continues
to improve and will doubtless recover.
Any one wishing to invest in one of
the nicest, most modern and best lo
cated homes in Medford. should ad
dress P. O. box 44
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Tucker were in
Medford Thursday. They have sold
llieir o.t acres oi (arm, located near
Phoenix, to Mr Wilson, late of Wyo
ming, for ,.mnn.
S. Hamlin of C rants Pans has been
visiting relatives living iu Medford.
Paul Demmcr, the successful vine
yard ist, made a t rip to Jackson ville
Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Clark left for Silverton.
Col.,- Wednesday to join her husband.
She was accompanied thither bv her
daughler, who has been attending school
in Marion county.
Mrs. V. T McCray and her daughter.
M i. S. J. Swening. nnd the Misses
'I la mil ton nre visiting at th. home of
Mr. and Mr. 11. C. Cornell in Antelope
district,
Yext Monday has been set for the
hearing of the Newbury divorce case in
the circuit court at Jacksonville. Jndpe
Henson will come from Klamnth Falls
to hear it.
Charles Thomas was over from tingle
Point Thursday. He is one of the own
ers of the stage running between here
and t here, which is a great conven
ience to the public.
Knbeit F. Anderson has been visiting
his wife, who is at the Ashland hospi
tal for medical treatment. He reports
thnt Mrs. A. is convalescing slowlv.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Carter and Mrs
P. M. Moore were in Ashland one dav
this wool, attending the Carter Orubh
nuptials,
Do you use DhvIh' Rest Flour! Don't
let your grocery talk you into buying
other brands shipped in. Davis Best
sells for less money nnd guamnteed to
give satisfaction. Try n met and be
convinced.
Mrs. il rnce Johnson of Berkeley. Cal..
Mrs. Il.lle .Veil of Ashland nnd Mrs.
liraeo Burnett of Jacksonville attend
ed the annual meeting of the alumni
of the Medford public schools, of which
ihev ii ro members.
Miss Lottie Heed arrived in Mud ford
rhursda en route to the Jackson creek
inevnrtls to spend the summnr vacation
with her mother. Miss Iteed has been
a teacher in the Poitland public schools
for many vears,
tleorge I), Diirh.nu. the (irnnts Pass
Iawer, was in Medford Thursday u
professional busim. He ;., ro
turned from a shoit trio e.-ist of the
iiockv mouiitntus. where he nttende.l
.i miTOMi.ii uireiing or tri" Masonic or
der. Sheriff Boyd of Teh.-.ma eountv. Cal
iforuia, was on the southbound train
Thursday en route to Red Bluff. He
harge a young man who com
" AMUSEMENTS.
Tin- Bijou is continually enjoying uu
unparalleled success with their moving
i f-
metures ana luusermeu uiig. -"
Charles Clvde, whone sweet voice has
won him a permanent place in the
hearts of oil Wllford music lovers, has
an exceptionally good song, which he
sang lost night, and repeats r.gain to
night, b'egtilar change tukes place
again tomorrow night.
Classified Advertisements
DEAD CHINKS' HAIR
TOR RATS TOR WOMEN
SEW YORK, .Tune 25. A ten of
C'liiiiPHi. hair tit ''rnts" of Amrrican
women funned pnrt of the earRn cf the
big freighter W'rav Castle, whiih has
jliHt arrived from tin orient. The hair
eaine from the hendH nf Chinese baa
litH who had been behend-d, and is
valued at more than $5000.
Knmigh of this hair in on hoard the
Wrny to provide thousands of Aineri-
One Cent a Word No tlscle Inser
tions less than 16 cents. SIX Insertion!
for the price of four. 8eYenty-f1e
cents a line per month.
FOB RENT.
KuK RKXT Two front office rooms
and one large room 3Cz40 in Miles
building. Inquire at premises or at
Tribune office.
FfiK REN"r Furnished rooms, electric
light and baths. Mrs. R. L. Hale, D
Ktreet near 11th. tf
yoil RENT Six room house, after
.lune 15. Inquire at Isenbrugge ' res
idence, tf
FOR SALE.
FOR BALK Choice huso lot, five
blnrks from railroad station, near Cath
olic school, High and sightly location;
easy terms. Write Ilox !i08, Medford.
"" K'rl eessary Milling, sai.k Lot. 48xltS4. S175. one-half
and great care was taken on the h,ni. ,:,. aiso 0t in
Ross addition, 5" J 120, $125 cash takes
this corner lot. J. F.. Pavctto, Medford,
Or 87
t'reightor to keep it from exposure of
any aort that might spoil it for the
market in the United States.
Iliirdlv had the consignment of the
Cliinese'hair boeu brought to the Amer- ', FOR SALE S. N. Subdivision is in the
ican dock on 8l::ton Island befnro the! market now; ehoiee ten-acre tracts,
Ilritish steamship Seneca arrived at j lost location in tho valley. L. Nee-
quaantine with 22 eases of Chinese! demeyer, Jaekaonville.
pigtails, which according to C,'Ptain j.H)irs"LE-Rn"nnbot7300, thorough
C.nmes, were collected in Chinese cem-; odometer, aeetelvne
terien bv a eraftv American, who col- I
lee ted the grueHome Houvenirs for profit
plunder of Chincso
in three mouthy 1
burial groundu.
ly equipped with odometer, acetelyue
lights, top, etc. A. C. Allen, Medford,
Or.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FOIt .SALK Small business; fine loca
I tiou. Inquire Tribune.
Kdwnrd L. Kendall to Nimrod M.
Charley, lots 3, 4, 5, (1 nnd 7,
block 2, Kendull's addition to
Medford $
.1. Court Itnll to K. "Wilkinson,
property iu block 14, Medford
August Puhl to Wealthy (.'.
Kvans, lots 5 and b Constant 's
addition to Central Point
Abel D. Helman to William C.
Mitchell, property in Ashland
Muthew II. Coleman to Willinm
M. Cox, 102.9(1 acres in town
ship 3S, range 1 W .:
It.'.T. Edwards to 0. A. Brinor,
!1.."7 acres la section 2, town
ship 3i, range I W
Alfred Cnstafson to Axel Wab
fred (! ust af son. 1(0 acres in
section I2, township 40, range
4 ' V
WANTED.
, WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Boi 131,
. Medford, Or. v
3000
I WANTED Position ns bookkeeper and
! stenographer in office. Address P. 0.
! Boy 482.
BUSINESS CARDS.
1247
10
J. T. ANEROM,
WELL DKIOKR. MEDFORD, OR.1
Price right. Pumps Furnished when
Wanted.
BALL ft GLOSCOCk!
t'ootraclors anJ Builders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Office with C. H. Pierce ft Sou.
Phone 053. P. O. Box 771.
Bowaro of the Flies.
It is more necessary for the welfare
of your family to screen your house
to prevent the entrance of flies than it
is to lock your doors for fear thloves
might find their way in while you are
asleep. Tho former can do much dam
age by robbing yon nnd your loved
ones of health, while the hitter enn de
prive ynu of only n little mnterinl
wen Mh, which will not weigh anything
worth while as compared to the price
less possession of good health. One
fluy can do mure ihimage than one thief.
If you leave your hou.se unsereenerl the
form- r vill enter by battalions, while
unlocked "loors only mean n remote pos.
sibiltty uf a viit from thieves. Hx.
O. M. JONES,
City Scavenger.
Garbage of nil kinds removed on short
notice. Leave orders wit h chief of
police.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physieinn and Surgvm.
Office el Residence.
COLVIO & DURHAM.
Attorney vat-Law,
Oeo. H. Durham. Grants Pass, Or,
Wm M. Oolvig, Medford. Or.
OHISHOLM ft MARTIN
House Painting. Paper Hanging and
Tinting. All work guaranteed.
Phone 22f. Lockbox 12o, Medford, Or.
Medford Furniture Co.. Undertakers-
Day phono 333; Night Phones: 0. W,
Conklin 495; J. H. Butlor 148.
HUNDREDS TRY TO WIN
REPUBLICAN PRIZE
WASHINGTON'. .Line 2.". The re
publican congressional committee has
been overwhelmed with replies to its
offer to pay $r0 for the best article
not exceeding MnO words on the ques
tion. " Why the ropublienn partv should
be successful next November."
About 500 replies have already been
oived, although the offer has been
only three weeks open nnd does not
lose until after the democratic conven
tion in July
FRAUD ORDER CLOSES MAILS t
TO AIRSHIP CONCERN
WASHINGTON, June 25. The Oak
land Transcontinental Anerinl Power
oaipany of Oakland nnd San Francisco
oday were deb.-irred from the use of
the United Slates mails bv a fraud or-
Something New
In Rnhher Tires thnt it will pay you to
invest iRiite. COMPLETE 8TOCK,
prompt work, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mitchell & Poeck
GENERAL WAGONERS.
Cast 7th Street, rear of Merriman's
Blaeksmith Shop. Medfonl. Or
PRIVATE DETECTIVE AKIi OOL
EEOTION AGENCY.
Lock Box SOS. Modford. Or.
E. B. SEELY. II. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating Rooms.
X Huy. Offieo Hours, 1012, 24 P. M.
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
OO TO DR. GOBLE FOB YOUR
OLAS8E3.
Optieal Parlor in Perry's Warehouse,
SEVEimi STREET.
"He Has No Othor Business.'
MEDFORD
Souvenir Spoons
ALSO A NEW ASSORTMENT
OP BEAUTY PINS, BLOUSE
SETS AND BRACELETS
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler
NEAR P0ST0FPICE
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing a
Specialty.
RESIDENCE
K)R SALE
H i l.nl.le i. r..n,W.
itted n rrime in the goMen t.Ho and
n:w fled I.) Oreitn hefnre heitig enp
tltrod. Profess,. r A. ,T. Iliinliv hm sold his
resid. nee property in IVntrnl Point to
Mee for :iiwn. In eomnain
nilh his wife he will soon loovo for
l.aheview. where t..y will e:ieh in tlie
pnlilie sehool during the entiling ve.ir.
I lie h. sl wisl ,f m,inv friends .itivn.li
ll.t
ptit itssm-ijition
them
Thr ll.,gue I;,
. ' " , r' iui ilieeliiig lit I'en
1'hmles o. ('!. ....,. .. I"'"' Point Thnrsdnv liv II i,....; i
mtinvlPiteifie l-t uM,e, eompany f P l!!"" ,.f"n"w, ' Mod.-ntor. II
Prfe..rl! ,er of M,vlf,dl, .,., i..g ,.r,t, , J V"' J"' P"' I, M.l.le Hti,,., t ' V. ' " "7K- Ml-
ili.- .1 tnn.ienl els., here. 1-raiM Ant.h,i, u... Tt '".?"" M" H. lloW. ."A
farewell t.srtv wn given Wedne. nnneelM for m,!,. .-a ...... '-pie...,,!,,,,,
dav evening In honor of Mis. Plnnehe "wr 'V'llitie. are f, npT.st.inlV,'! 1r 11 rt of MeriCnV
s in iiIMin,r ravnr. .i 1.. .n.-.n com rultoi,
""' ram. A lat
v ; "::-"w" - . -
dnv evening In honor of Ml.. Waneltr jn,'r 'VM'
Vn.on of Snn Praneieo, f'al. at the I"""'' "'"
home nt Mr. nntf fra. .T. K. Roberta (n -V"'e
addition, our southern auh .v""'
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SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH; All
TOMOIULE HOI'SE; CITY WATER;
EI.El'TRK' LIGHTS; SEWEK ro
MICTION, best residenee section.
FRED'K C. PAGE
J. E. ENYART.Presid ent.
J. A. PEBRY, Vice President.
JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Ass t Cashier.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OB.
. CAPITA 1 fiOO
SURPLUS..., 10,000
Safetv Boxes to Keut. A Gi-neral Banking Business
Transattted.: ,We Solicit Your Patronage
State Depositary.
Established 1888.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
115,000.00
A COMPLETE RECORD
Put your money on deposit with the
Jackson Couuty Bank nnd pay your
hills by cheek. In this way you huve
a complete record of money paid out,
and in the canceled cheek you hnve the
best legal form of receipt. A check
is n safeguard against disputes as to
the amount and date of payment. We
very cordially invtte you to nvnil your
self of the advantages of paying by
check by opening an account with the
Jackson County Bank.
W. I. VAWTEB. . ..... President
O. R. LINDLEY Oaabier
LUNCH, DINNER OR SUPPER
served at all hourB of the day. The
good liver always comes here hwen he
wants his chops, steaks, oyseters or any
ot the appetizing dishes that we make
n specialty of cooking to please the
fastidious. If you wish to enjoy k
well cooked meal, that can be prepared
only by an artist, visit
Nash eafe
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR 00.
Window and Door Screens, Block Wood
Office fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work and
fancy grills. F, BETWEEN 8TH AND 7TH STS. PHONE S3.
RESIDENCE
LOIS
Fifteen choico lots for sale, located
five minutes from depot, near school;
these sold -in b)oclt or separately; easy
terms; the best buys in tho city.
FRED'K C. PAGE
For Sale: Seventh Street
Business Property
One two story brick, 60 x 1 40. Also 230 feet
on Seventh by 60 on Riverside Avenue.
See owner. Terms.
fred'k c. page
Have you tried our snecial i!3c nnd 3 Be CoffVos, or uur ly ru
in. d Tea yet! Tlioy are tbo best in the laud; altvuys ffnod, al
ways the same. We are now showing a nice line of l.'nt Olasa
and Pinner Ware.
MEDFORD TEA and COFFEE HOUSE
2J6 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
McOLASHAN & JUNK EN, Props. PHONE 1061.
ICiddsFootfittingShoes
FOR MEN $4.00 NoncBotter
Who is He?
IB WHAT EVERYONE WANTS TO
KNOW OF THE MAN WITH THE
DISTINOUE AIR SUCH AS WE AL
WAYS GIVE THOSE WHO HAVE
THEIR GARMENTS MADE BY J. A.
KREUZER & CO. THERE IS AN EX
CLUSIVE STYLE ABOUT THE SUITS
WE MAKE. THEY IIANO WELL AND
ARE MADE FROM EXCLUSIVE FAB
RICS, AND FINISHED IN A MAN
NER THAT MAKES THEM ELE
GANT AND RECHERCHE.
J. A. KREIZER & CO.,
Importer nnd Tailors
Palm Bid., Medford, Or.
Cold Storage Meats
Perhaps you dou't realize what an important part
meat is of the daily diet. Good meat usually means
a good dinner, and a good dinner means a contented
mind. Come here for your meat and you are sure
of getting the best. "We are always ahead when it
comes to quality. Prices no more than elsewhere.
MEDFORD MEAT CO.
Successors to Pottinger.
Next Hotel Nash.
Taking Steps
tn further your best interests is to fur
ther our own as well. W accomplish
this object by (jiving you full value for
your money. No matter where you may
dirct your footsteps for tailoring work,
we doubt if you will be able to got
anywhere near ns good fabrics and tni
loring work as here. Our 25.00 suits
are going to' be the "go." Why not
place your order with ns for such a
suit nowf
French Dry Cleaning and Pressing
Neatly Done. A Fit Guaranteed.
W. W. EIFERT, The City Tailor, Medford