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THE MKDPORf) DAILY TRlRtlNK, BP FORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 0. 190R.
VOTE SHOWS
N's had
Guffey Case Brings out
Nebraskans Strength -Sure
on First Ballot.
DKNVF.lt, Col., July i. -An cfroil i
being innd'1 hy tin nut I ItrvenitcH lo
ibow hy Hie voting In On- democratic
convention nn t lie (intVfy i' ii hi I luit
tiry&n linn not K"1 tn' tH'ci-Hwirv two
tbirdi vote (it iiuiniiiKti- linn. Thi I'liiini
il bttHtd on Hip Iim-I thnl. only li-'i could
he mustered In curry nut tin1 Mr vim
jditn of oiihHiik the (luffiy dtli-fiteH.
If the 2117 dfll'Hllll'M who votou tn HUH
vim'i tn stnnd firm, it i
ariifit, they could irevcnt t In num
inntion of lirvnn on I lie Hrst Imllnl.
In Hi in necmiit io'nil lit- hiivh, i hey
overlooked the Mriine detenu! inn, who
cumi In vole fur Hrynn, tnt who did
not Intend tn support nil of hit policies
throughout. Among Mm vote cawt in
favor of the I'emiHvlvnniti delinte
were tho following from doletfnl ionn
Instructed for Hrynn:
California tl, Cnlorndo It, I llinoi r.
Ohio fi, MiwHouri f, Houlli Cnroliim W,
Tennesnee S, Wont Virginia f, District
of Columbia 0, Virgin in 4.
A totn! of 12ft vitfft. Adding to Hint
the 11.11 votoH cust In (he con vent inn
nj;nint fin f fey, ninkrti n rand total of
7ftR nt tlii very lcnst which will go in
Rrvitn on thn first lmllot for president.
Ah 1111 number recoHHiiry tn rmmiiinto in
only A71, it will ho neon Hint Hrynn hnn
A7 more Hutu two thirds of tho ennvcn
tlon for him nn the hnnis of lust niht 's
vote nlono, which witl hind him til the
hend of tho tit-ket in triumph.
JAOKHONVILLE PLANNING
COUNTY FRUIT T'ATlt
JuckHonvilli people nn1 evidently Ig
nornnl of the fnct Hint Medford is tn
hold thn It or tic ltiver Volley llortii-iil-l
u nil fnir here in September, for n
movement In on foot to hold n comity
fair nt tho county went.
A letter from .Irickftntiville stale:
" How do yoiiM people Ntnnd on n
enmity fruit fit ir tn hn hold nt Jackson
villo nninn time in September? We arc
u tho verge of pulling one off. We
want tn rntue nhont finonn horn in
Jacksonville nnd then will nli Med
ford for a small donation, sny folio,
nnil thn other towns in Hie county will
hn nslind to put up n small iimoonl each.
We want to givi nwiiy ahout $7. "00 In
ensh prize for fruit and mineral dis
pln.VH, the principal amount to he giv
en for fruit."
Medford 'h fair directors onirlit to get
husy nnd lot the people of the county
know sometliiiig of I he fair hen. i
SATURDAY
IMrlG
We start 'the big
JULY
CLEARANCE
SALE
See the bigadvertisement
tomorrow; see windows
BMER
HUTCHASON COMPANY
C Street, North Jarim Uaety Bank
Social and Personal
i
! "ColeHtin" for ermine. 1'7
" Look nut tot paint" (July 10).
Merchants ' luuch r.l Hotel Ninth.
I Mr. T. Robertson nnd Mrs. Wick
Fox Hie v isiting at Ulendnlc,
I I'.. n on, hy every drink dinpenmr in
1 town, the coulent drin li " Cnletin. " 07
I T. A. Xi'wiiinn of Ceutrnl Point was
j in Mi-dt'ord ut long since.
j lien Kuton it pout ft few days ut Ash-
j Iiiml during the week.
j Dr. and M ni. uFrbes of Tnh-nt visited
in Medford a few days ago.
J Walter S. King iu iu .lottephine conn
tv on a business trip, but will return
before Hie lir-,1 of the month.
Harry ' 'ulbertdoi, general contruclof
ii nd tiuilibr, cement work a apeciulty.
Wi-dford, Or.
1 A. r. Maiiiiing, W. K. high-due and
Jan. uwi'iis of Wiituur woro in Med ford
recently on land business,
, Hon. MIohh came down from Lane
Icoiiniy to spend fi fw ilayq in Itogue
i Kiver' volley.
ii. llausi-ii, who ouiim a hue place it
nhorl distance houHi of .Medford, was in
Medford Monday.
.Inh n J. I 'a n key ban i i-ntcd one of
Dr. Kay's farms near Toln, and in on
gaged in raising vegetables ou a large
scale.
Mrs. Virginia Woodford l.amb of ?o
qiiillu, who has boon vitdt ing in Mod
ford, her form -r home, left for Cons
county Tuesday evening.
Itov Iliibticll, who is iu charge of the
It. It. V. Klectricul company's businews
at (.'rants I'ass, has boon making Med
ford u short visit.
" Hy goodness, Mrs., don't miss'us if
you iv nut breakfast gladness, but buy
Hidden (idle Coffee' of Allen A hV;i
gnu." W7
D. Iv Hi rdan, who lias been away
from Medford for some time, returned
for ft short visit. He left for norlhnni
Oregon Wednesday, accompanied by O.
K Itcrilau and his daughter.
A. 0. Allen and his family of Holly
wood Orchard, have started for a trip
overland to l,mt Angeles in their big
touring car. They expect to ret ut ti
I he hiiiiic way in a few weeks.
Herman K ing and Art I'oe, iiccoio
pnuieil by their families, made a trip
lo I'ooriiian 's creek and worn guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Margreiter, Hie
ladies ' parents.
Win. ru melon of I'uinntown, a well
known pioneer, was a recent hmunc' s
visitor iu Medford. Ho was Fred Coppd.
X. It. Nye of ol-'ots Hrcok district
lias been visiting friends living iu
Medlord.
T. K. Mel, who has been a citizen
of Medford during the paM two years,
will leave for Tucorna Huh week to
locate. The best wishes of t he to any
friends ho made during his residence
hero accompany him.
Professor 1'. Hitner, formerly of Med
ford, reports Hint the Ashland I'oinmev
.in I college has cloned another success,
till year, with II "i pupiln enrolled dm
tin,' the year. The following were the
gradual oh: Short hand depart men I, I a
d.a ('a n noii. Agues Williams and Vet
He It. Orow ; commercial depart men t ,
b'oHN Mc 'loud, lid ward J'ricn, Mark
Hnndy, Vesta Crawford, Raleigh Craw
ford, Tfutiy Winter. Pearl Winter. I'Ynnk
S. Monro, Klvn Me Farhind, Kate Man
ters, William Rituer. Wilbur Potter ami
1 Karl Vegut; combined depiirtmont, Lela
Hrftifiwood.
, District AHoruny Mulkey made Med
ford an oQicial visit Tuesday.
"liOok out for paint" (July 10).
It can't be boat that Hotel Nash
merchants' luncboon. Try it.
('. Hull has gone to Butte Falls din
triet on a fishing expedition.
Win. MoMal and If. H. Hradnlmw were
down from Lake Creek u few days ago.
i When you pine for a cool, bottled
j shnde on hoi days, drink "Colestiir. 97
A. C. Hough of (iruuiH tarried in
Medford a few hours Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Carter are visit
ing at Ashland, their former borne.
Iluv-e you tried itf That swell Hotel
Nash more bants' luueb. Only 25 cents.
Ij. Niedennoyer of Nortb Jacksonville
was in Medford Wednemlay morning on
a short visit.
O, llarhaugli of Jacksonville went to
Hrutiit Pass ou Wednesday morning's
train.
l-'liner R. Throop of Ashland has be
gun a suit for divorce in the circuit
court against Mae Throup.
Mrs. J. P.. Potter of Hornhrook, Hat.,
in spending a few days with relatives
and friends living iu this section.
Jacob Ncli a for and P. Kasel. of Nortb
Jacksonville precinct were iu Medford
lately transacting business.
Miss Clara Klrner, the hi h ol teacher,
is spending her vacation ai Santa Cruz,
Calif.
Mr. Palmer and his family, who have
been visiting the Days, who are rela
tives, lefi for California Tuesday.
W. M. .Smith and Tucker brothers
of Phoenix precinct were recent Med
ford visitors.
Hon. II. von dor Helleu of Mellon
transacted business in Medford Wed
nesday morning.
Mesdatuos Stansell and Voyle of Jack
son villi were among Medford friends
Tuesday.
J. W. Jeffrey spent a few hours in
Medford Tuesday. He is state com
missioner of horticulture iu California.
Through the July ndjustmont of the
poMtndice department the Medford post
office is allowed another clerk.
M. W. Wheeler of Phoenix precinct
was among the many in Medford on
Wednesday.
H. F. Carter of Woodville did bum
moss in Medford and Jacksonville on
Wednesday.
John nnd Martin Peruoll of Apple
g.ito transacted business in Medford on
Wednesday.
Shorty Dodge of Hig Uutte made his
Medford friends a visit the fore part
of the week.
Fd. ttiuim of Ike Jacksonville meat
market, spent a couple of hours in Mod
ford Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Robert Slewing left Tuesday
evening for Ditivnr to visit relatives
and friends. She will he gone several
weeks.
P. II. O'Neii, who has been at the
springs for the benefit of his henlth,
for several weeks, has returned, consid
erably benefited.
Dr. Charles H iues of Forest drove
passed through Medford Tuesday to
join his wife, who is visiting in Jack
ton villo and on Appb'gale.
T. L. (lagoon of Montreal, Canada,
is visiting his brother, J. D. Oagnon,
anil may locate here. Ho is well pleas
ed with our city and valley.
Mrs. Ferguson has sold her residence
iu Fast Medf.ird to Mr. Banish, who
roenii t ly urri veil from Nort h I takot a ;
consideration, $ftU00,
J. II. Williams of HiantH Pass was
in Medford a few days since. His
company have purchased the lumber
yard of J. II. tiny at Central Point.
Tims. Mc A nd row and F. M. Stewart
left Wednisday for NYy 's Springs, lo
mini near Sissnn, Calif., where they
will remain several weeks.
llenrv Wendt, Jr., has pitched his
photographic gallery al l.akeview and
will remain in 1-ake nnd Modoc counties
until the snow Hies.
.1. W. Tollman, formerly of Medford,
' lirot sold his photi graphic outtit and
business al l.akeview, to A. .1. and L.
l , rmst rong.
D. H, (i rati l. who ha been acceptHblv
tilling Hie posit io ii ot under sheritT dur
ing the past year, returned to .Vhlnnd
Monday.
We an worry lo announce Hie death
of Prof. II. T. Hmighmnn, a well known
educator. He died al his home in Polk
county July 7, of brain fever.
J C. Barnard, F. M. Amy nnd A. K.
Kinney have been appraising the estate
of the late W. J. Virgin, which in esti
Milled to be worth $L!",000.
IV D. Hilbert of Albany and Frank
Wondard of Sacramento have been in
ii fviewing their numerous customers In
his valley.
D. Audert.m, clerk of Phoenix ilia
triet, wss in Mint ford Saturday to open
bids for the building of the school
house at our neighboring town on the
south.
John Horkenyos, who is located at
Albany as salesman for W. I). Stevens
A Co. 's cxtenie mercantile establish
meiil. nrrived iu Medford Monday to
;peud his vacation.
Tlu state board of normal school re
gents has reported in favor of the ahan
donmcut of the normal school at Drain
nnd the retention of the schools at Mon
mouth. Ashland aud Weston.
W. J. Cales, a civil engineer employ
d iu the allotment survey of tlx Khini
nth Indian reservation, collided with
another player in a hashall game a few
days ago and fractured his skull.
P B Bowman has been awarded the
contract for building a sehnol bouse nt
Butte Falls, his hid being l-tf.-'J, It
will be a substantial structure of four
rooms, and nudern in every way C. F,
Power is the architect.
Henry Pornotl, the populsr baseball
irlist, has recovered from nu attack of
I the mumps nnd left Grants Pass Sunday
J iVr Aberdeen. He will finish the stason
with last year's champions of the North
Pacific League.
Ivan Humnson. formerly of Medford,
is a member of the real estate linn
which recently sold a tract of land con
laming 7(1 acr s and located south of
the Wnshingi -ti si reef extension in
Portland to a party of capitalists, who
will cut it tip into choice residence lot.
The price paid was $'JSS,iMHV
Phoenix ' new schoolhouse will he
built bv U J. Keinharl of Medford.
It will he a fine large structure, sub
sinntinl and up to date, and would he
a credit to any town in the valley.
There were several bidders, but that
! of Mt. R. IHi.-iOO was the lowest.
SIDELIGHTS UPON THE
BIG MEET AT DENVER
(Hy Oilson Hard nor.)
DKNVKR, Col., July The electri
cal deeorationi are a brilliant feature
in the "city of lights," as Denverites
are now railing their town. One of
the best is a luminous donkey, 30 feet
high and outlined about the top of a
high building and front of the donkey,
and a lady representing Denver, offer
ing the animal a golden key.
Mismanagement hy the national coin
mittee seems to be the only explana
tion for the fact that no less than 1000
seats were empty at the first day's
session, while tickets are actually sold
by scalpers for $100 apiece.
For some reason not yet explained
the "lush vote" seems to be solid for
Johnson. Tn the Albany cafe nt 2
o'clock in the morning on the second
dny of the convention Johnson was uom
ina t od ii nan i mou sly.
Although Chairman Clayton will own
his own voice, the gavel will be Bry
an's literally. The mallet with which
ho will call delegates to order was
sent on from Fairview through brother
Charley.
William J. Bryan himself obtained
the wood from which it was made by
the birthplace of Androw Jackson.
The uoise in ado by delegates nnd vis
itors is about lfl-to-1 as compared with
the Chicago convention.
Vt'Vat is Mryan;s brother bkef Think
about Bryan, nnd then thii.k of every
thing the opposite rtid yon have
' ' brother Charley."
In place of tin smooth face, ti gray
mustache, In place of atockiness weight,
thinness; in place nf a formal and ora- j
tional presence, an informal nativity, j
glasses on his nose in all respects dif
ferent. TtRSOLimON.
Be it resolved, By the city council
ii, the city of Medford, Oregon:
That there bo nnd is hereby estnb
lished iu the city of Medford, Oregon,
a public library, pursuant to the pro
visions of the ttntutes of the state of
Oregon, said library to havo quarters
in the city hall building, aud to be con
ducted according to such rules and reg
ulntions as may be from time tn time
adopted hy the directors of said library.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
bv the council July 7, 11108, dwell vot
ing aye, Merrick aye, Trowbridge aye, !
Won inita aye, Kifert aye and Hafer
aye. j
Approved:
J. F. RFDDV, Mayor.
Attest:
HF.NJ. M. COLLINS, It rder. 1'6
KKHOLUTIOX.
Be it resolved, by the city council of
the citv of Medford,
That it is deemed necessary and is
hereby ordered thai the sidewalks along
and abutting upon tho premises herein
after described, and each parcel there
of, he rebuilt, towit:
Along the east side of block fit!, and
along the south side nf lot 1, in block j
oft.
Along the east side of lots Ti aud Ii. j
in block fi7.
Along the west side of lots in nnd 11. J
in block 10.
Along the west side of lots 7 and S, .
in block 12.
Along the west side of block TL
Along the east side of lots I and iu I
block -lo; all in the city nf Medford, nc I
cording to the dulv recorded plat there j
of. " I
Also, uloiig the west side of the south
KM feet of bloek 1, in Galloway's ad-'
ditiou to the city of Medlord. I
Along the north side of the west lllo'
feet of block tl, in Calloway's addition j
to the city of Medford. '
Along tin east side of Hie iiouth 17s '
t'e. t of block Ti, in Calloway's addition 1
to the city of Medford. '
Along the south side of Ninth street j
from the northeast corner of the Bro- j
back reserve to a point SI 1 -! feet west ,
of said northenst corner.
Aud the recorder is hereby directed :
and required to notify the owners and !
occupants of said premises to rebuild
such sidewalks at their own expense
within thirty (30) days after the date!
of such notice, under the direction aud ,
supervision of the city engineer, and in J
accordance with the ordinances regnlnt
ir.g such matters.
The foregoing resolution was adopt :
.d bv the council July 7, I90S. Olvvell
There is ' miicli in the irorst of us
A nil so in in )i in in the best of us
Tlmt it hiirillfi brhooves inn of us
To speak ill of the rest of its.
"Tis true there ii ijoiul uiul hud in nil of us. hut our
riiars ore nil iooil iiothimj hud, and no occusiou to
speak ill of them.
Insist on yet tiny the
Medford 5c, R. R. V. 10c. or IU Marca 15c Cigar
Ma nn fuel ii red lolily hi the
THE .'. . V. CIGAU WORKS
Medford, Oreyon.
Don't Bother to rook
It's too hot. Get what you waul alrea 1v
prepared; we have .t.
We cater to those who want the best.
THE DELICATESSEN
0 STREET. N EAR EIGHTH
Start the Day Right
Make your breakfast biscuits with
COTTOLENE. They will taste
better than if shortened with lard,
and will be digestible. Lard-cooked
food is bad for the stomach at all
times worst of all to start the
day with.
Here is
Large size
Medium size
Small size
MILLER & EWBANK
The Place Where Cash is Kinfi
voting aye, Merrick aye. Trowbridge
aye, Wormian aye. FilVrt aye and Hn
for aye.
Approved:
J. F. UFDDY, Moyar.
Attest:
BFNJ. M. COLLINS, Keeorder. iu
ABOUT
August 1") we will l.r ready
to sell tiered and seasoned
OAK WOOD
iu any (piantity at $3.00 per
tier, delivered, or $2.00 pet
tier at the raneli.
Good Rail Wood
Sciine cedar, sawed into tier
wood, at $1.50 per tier a I:
the ranch or $2.r0 per tier
delivered.
For all necessary informa
tion apply to
WESTERN OREGON
ORCHARD CO.
Medford. Oregon.
the Price
$1.10
.60
.30
For men who
Try a pair of
on our
You will wonder why
C. M. KIDD,
TRAD
And Have the Best
"There's a Reason"
Cold Storage Meats Are Always Best
Medford Meat Company
Successors lo MutLinsrer.
it is up to You
What Will You Do?
If you do a lot of thinking, if your drain is active
and the strain is wearing out yonr nerves and hreaking
down your system day hy day, (hen you may reflect, for
a moment, if it would not he wise to drink (he strength
of roasted grains, to buy at your grocery store a pack
age of
Golden Grain Granules
No man can consume his strength and retain it at
the same time: lie ought to replenish an eipial amount
daily. COI.DEN GRAIN' GRAN T I. EN is far super
ior to C.d't'ce. although it looks likf flYe, tastes like
coffee and smells like coffee. A hig package ca-n he had
in any grocery store for i'.")c. Order a package today.
All grocery sell it.
- T W 0tw - i
Tribune Ads
have tender feet:
Kangaroo Shoes
No. 3 Last
you ever had loot trouble
The Footfitter
Nrest. Hotel Nash.
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