Medford Daily Tribune
A Livk Paper in
Published evtiv evcuiim except Sunday.
MEDFOIfD Pl'MLlSHINU COMPANY.
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77 ft' UKAUI.Y I'AltAU.KI..
Tlml K,v:l1 minds often run in tlie same ehannel is
shown I iv t In I'dllnwinu; original eilitoi'iiils, one of them
printed in the lin.okkn Daily lai;le and the other in the
Medford Mail ten ilavs later.
Of eoiirse the similarity is merely a eninridenee. The
Eagle calls itself a denn.erat i.- iaier, like the Sun, the
World and other New York papers, ami is faithful to its
Vi.ll street owners. Its denioeraey is that of the ltyan
Relmont type, so liiiieh like its twin, the republicanism of
J'ierpont Morgan, that the two cannot he told apart, and
the platform is anything t ntiiuie the reign of plutoc
racy. That the Medford Mail echoes the thoughts ami
even the language of the Standard Oil crowd instead id'
espousing the cause of the pie is proved conclusively
in the deadly parallel.
"lie who steals my purse steaks trash." and he who
steals editorials also sometimes steals trash- hut it is the
habit of the plunderbund to steal everything that hands
can be laid upon.
MMford Mall July 11:
We will unt 1m inisniuliTsU.t.tl
WbfB W Wt.V t..!il tT
be liat iiicriiHl Ins iicit.ility
uu.l .li'in'B)ti'ti Iuh popularity. A
am-miug, but uut au actual, :iriitloi is
this. Hin Hinibihly hun uirrfiiHtii, n
cttuan nit nmn ol Inn skill ami rrttili
hah iu In pnrly Iuik npp.'ttriM, to lis
pultf the lialH with liini. Hid popularity
!( Imn (Iffrt'iistM l.t-fftuMe tun parly ri'K'r1?
him only as an iinvilhility. Ill h
i""f aiveptti, l.o.'iu.si' of the -Vfault of oth
V, vrHt qo lMv.tiiM of hu aiijjiiuiiiatiou
of hia own Mri'iigth.
Moreover, Mr. Hryan ha roppe.l
' pome of the hereHi.'H hi two .lefeati
stamped out uu.l other", hu travels
i refutetl. lie h:s droppeil f r. e Hil r
if only for a while. Hi has sul.Mi
tutrtl eveutual for immi't.mle eipnp
mint of the IMipiiiot with self novern
uimt whivh both p:.rti't :iy they fa
vor, dirTermjj only as to the time whei..
Mr. Hryan ijuarrelti with the new em
reucy Uw, i-nly Ii-vsum it .toe not in
ehhiii some provisions he w milil have
aitdetl to it. He .Iroppe.t his .t.-maiol
ftir natioual !u(K,rvisnu of t hem aii-l
i now wilhh( to forget that hf t'ver
hinted e.nfiHatiun. He tempt'rameni
allv Mievea that what he ha-, fomi.l
will not be aeeepted he really moote.t
for iutuiiry only, ami never at all e
pouweii.
While the Miirnilih' Mail.will lht an. I
i-i ii Dot nitpt'ort Mr. Hryan, we wmtM
not uniierrate his strength. There are
million of unsteady and stnrtru.'k
voters who may swniit into the Hryau
rauka. Then tthould lie u. ee-tttion of
effort to accomplish the defat of the
niwty named eaiididatf. No over eonf i
drooe can le warranted. Those w ho
latilv or institu'tivoly aMiu that tin'
two dofrata will insure ti tturd ina
awake in the fool's parad'ote.
Heeana' Mr. Hryau is nnnfe we op
pose him. Heeause he ean Indies e or
1'bsne l.ehef nl will, we oppose him
Because, he i oonvmord that whatever
may win should l" udvoonted and wh:tt
ever mav lose nhould In- tenounetl.
wo oppose him. Herause lie is ihr idol
of the desperate, fanatical, .rdiiloii
and visionary, and makes them his eon
lidantn and awl, we oppose him To
US, lo do this the duly is plaiu. Tin
eonsetiueucea of duty done belou not
to those who do it The c onuuenve. of
dntv innleetHi or violtitt or miscon
eeivei lie lot. wlu-re and to whom need
not l-e saut None of thoe i'onvt-o;iu iio J
shall belonaj beie.
'TIS VAST VS. THE WEST.
Hryiui :uul KtTii, ltth wt'slt-rn iiumi, lu'a.iini; a nulial
ticket upnii a railifal .lattnu, is tivscntt'l tin 'oiuitry Itv
tle national (li'iiiot'i'at ii contMttion at IVnwr. Hryan has
(row 1 1 in uinlarity and in strt'niitli since liis first ram
jiaign. Kern is nui of the imM pupiilar nu-n of the niuUlle
west, in full aeeurl w ith Hrvan, and will materially
strengthen the ilenmerats in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and
Kentney.
Theeouiiln now ha-; its rhuiee het w een i'oli ersat iv ism
a i id radiealism. Mad Wooscvelt hten noininateil there
wonhl have hern two radical ticUcls in the tield, hut Mr.
Taff'is hy naturr and training a conservative, and all the
conservative forces of the country will rally to his stand
ard. Wall street and the "criminal rich" fought hy
Jioostvelt have already pronounced for Taft, showing their
helief that his administration will he "sane am) safe."
On tin other hand, lahor is directly npvealed to hy,
the deni(cratst and the present hard times in the east and
Jack of employment under a repuhlicau administration
make a hopeful possihility for the opposition. o party
in power has yet successfully fought an election following
a financial crisis, hut this time may prove the exception.
The vet is to he the haltle ground, with the radicalism
of the west fiuhtiuu; the conservatism of the east.
NASH INAUGURATES
MERCHANTS'
LUNl'llEON
The HuUl Nh tinUr iuftuurled
aa inboaUou in M.sHoi.l chotee
luKch uup, two nifU, w .MuMr
your favunte Umm- aud coff all
fur 2f rents Just hits the apol on
. -m iu rim
-
it, for it will be a regular mttitution
it Ut patrocas juttif.e it. 101
TTTE
a Live Town.
tli? I'uluffiee
at Medford, oreguu.
Brooklyn Eal: (Heprtntcd In Ore
gonial. July 9 ):
We will not be mlsuuilersto.nl
wheu we auj that ever aiuoi
he has increased his eligibility and
l.l..,.r....nl Ins noi.iiif.ritv. A seemiuif bill
not an actual pa radon is this. His Ii
nihility has inen-ased, becnu- no man
of his skill and rendiiiens in his part
has appearetl to dispute the littts wilh
him. His popularity has dfereased be
eause his party regards him ouly as
inev it ability. Ho is accepted beeausi
of the default of others n..t be.aiH.
of uu Miitrutneuiatiou of his owu
sirn'th.
Mor-oer. Mr. Hrvan has droop. d
some of the luTesies his t Wo 4lefeat
stumped out ami oturrs ins iraveis re
futisl. He has dtoped free silvt r- i
onlv for a while. He has substitut.d
eventual for immediate equipment oi
I he Filipinos with self oovermiieiit
a Inch both parlies say I hey favor, dif
ferui only as to the tunc when. Mr
Hrvan miarreU will, the nt-w 'urr-n.
law, ulv beeause it does not iuelinl
Horn.' iro iMuUi he wnii hi have add d
to it. He dropp.-d his demand for n:i
IioikiI seizure of the railrontis to insist
etice i.u untioual BTurviiioD of theiu
atit is now williu to f.iret that h.
ever hinted (nullification. He temper
ainenlallv believes thui what hp ha
found will not be accepted he reall
mooted for inquiry only, and never ai
all espoused.
White the fOalf ran not support Mr.
Hryau, we would not under rale his po-
sible strength with millions of unsteady
or Mar struck oters. The known maii
who reseul but accept him will vole
for hun. No cessation of effort can
lo- atlvisd. No over couiideiwt can b-
warrantetl. Those who jut laily or in
stinetively BHHiune that two dtfats a
sure third may awaken iu a fool's para
dise.
Heenuse Mr. Hryau is nnsaff, we op
p.se hun. Uecausa he can believe or
change belief at will, we oppt.se him
H.vaUM lie if eouvmeed thai whatever
may win -hould be adxo.-ated anl what
(ever may lose should be renounced. w
'oppose him. .vaust- he is the idol of
, in.' tteitpfrate, fanatical, ercdulous and
visiouan and makes thein his eonf i
dauts aiui aids, we oppose him. Tu u-.
to do this the duty is plain. The con
-.eipiencis of duty done belong not to
those w ho do it. The eoiiquences of
duty neglect ed or udatcd or uiiseon
v-eivtst belong wheie and to whom need
not be said Noue of those consfqueocea
-hall belong here
NOTICE
N,.tuo is hereby given ttiMt the uu
ler-ngued Will applv til th" Clt Council
of the nty of M.stford. Ongon. at the
ttei nt ret i to f,.r a license to sell spir
Hons, inon and malt liquors in quan
tu u s Irs than a gallon for th u ru
of six months, at bi place of business
hi ioi 1 1 , ta Mock Su, At the citv
of
v." . virion
, ,Iatrd July 10 lyot)
W. M KF.Nl.PY.
MEDFORD DAILY TRtlUTNE, MKDKOItP, OREGON,
MAINTIliT nilli. ,1
Paiutilr came she hte Roue yiiccu in
Jim,
With violet- in blo-aum and lilne an.!
vine;
Bestowing on Mcdfurd the fluwera of
Ler clime,
And wreathe her fair (rardem with
odont that rhyute,
With bn-ewa fund pipiuK thro' lattice
and ijrovo,
Where liizht footed . hi. Mr. u all milling
ly rove.
And trail the bright buiiuh of the ever
green tree,
beside the cool streamlets slow sliding
aud free,
A wiudn when the wiue of the season
hat flushed
The ay.alias with beauty, where lilies
have blushed,
With dahlias, awcut progeny of sun
shine and rain
With seed of the Vrooiu eurp aud Hied
of the grain;
Viol miiiIiix and weet mini, hrgoiuu
and Ihyilie,
V. ea all the flower children i.f Kogue
valley 's clime;
'lo garland tho altars of Miiiiiuer-atsleB
warm,
.lime came with her IiIm-uhim of favor
and charm.
Mild is the rmi.ie ou 1'alli.iv aud Held,
Vocal the promise uf a l..mnllesH yield
of fruits und of flowers and grain in
the sheaf,
Where Medford lies golden midst trellis
U!id leaf.
Ii. H. HAWKINS.
Medford, Or., .lulv H. li'ns.
DUTTG FALLS ITEMS.
Messrs. JVffrev and (li-orge of the
uewlv surveyed lands with their fumi
lies have none on a visit to Central
Point. Thev report that the boys non-
feel as if they were iu the I nited
Slates aud not "aliens and foreigners
from the eonuiH.uwealtli of Vncle Sam,
Mr. Spuldini, the government in
sneetor of homesteads, has returned
from Prospect aud will soon journey
lo Jacksonville ami other points. Mr.
HpnuiditiR is a fine gentleman, who by
his kindness, lair treatment ami
Hideration of the homesteaders has done
much to bring harmony about, and the
fruits of his labors will be manifest iu
lh future. Homesteaders are men
aud in it who have at heart the inter
t-sts of the government, and have sae
rificed much for a home. We have no
' I'uters," Kribs' or other such en in
inals amoiitf ua. and would be the first
to take up arms iu diffuse of the na
tiou. Mr. Snaulduig is to be thanked
for bringing about a better feeling and
we do not think any future inspector
wilt be needed and that the Novemtn
polls will show this feeling.
The Missrs Mahouev. Mm. Oui.rey
and llie Smith brothers had charge o:
the Fourth of Jnlv music and gave gt-n
eral satisfaction.
The tug of war race between Eagle
I'oiut and the field resulted in one
game to Kagb- Point and the other t
Hone Kails.
Mrs, Will Lamb carried off the hoii
ors iu the bucksaw contest.
( laspill A- Wheeler are to be credited
with much praise for the success of the
Fourth. Thev were with the oth
stores and stands kept busy all the day,
both at the store and the feed barn.
Not to be otdone by the "fat men'
in their race on the Fourth, the women
organized a " leau and fnt " women's
ra.e. and having eb-ared the "course,"
started in to beat the men, and to av
that thev won the laurels of the day is
saving little. They tucked skirts, doff
ed headgear. Hu ked their pantalettes
into their booties, and away they went,
amidst the clouds of flying dust, toots
of voices, streams of laughter, throw
ing discretion to the wind, intent only
upon rea.-hmg the goal. Tlo-v tic.-eed
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker of Brownsboro
piiind their many friends in the festivi
k's of the Fourth
P. V Medynski has gone to his home
it cad. Mr M:.ey is at his, improv
ing.
M iss Hall of Hrow nsboro, aceompa
uied by her brother and wife, spent a
Huong .Heir many friends a' tin
F.-.IIs.
Wi Lave in uir town a graduate of
A Mil Vrbor and i.oJt graduate of thr
Fiixt-rsity of Chicago. He will do work
and take a leading place among ns and
help to tone the literary standing
our people We need more such
OF.ORUl AN8 INDIGNANT
OVEn PATRIOTIC TONE
1FNVER, Col, Jnlv 10. Sherman's
march to the ?ea has again caustsl
trouble. The famous cowboy band which
furnishes the music at the convention
played "Marching Through Georgia"'
as the Georgia delegation entered the
auditorium yesterday, hereupon the
delegates held mi impromptu indigna
Hon meeting Fhey declared that the
election of that piece of music was
either a very bad mistake or an iusult.
Heyond the repetition of the old charges
i hat Sherman was a barn burner and
guerilla insttad of a soldier, no action
was taken
EVEHY RECORD SMASHED
BY LINER LUHITAN1 A
NFW YORK. July In Kmm record
was smaslusl by the giant Cunard liner
LiiMtania, when she arrued in quaran
tine at A: 53 o 'doe this mornin The
CunaMer left Liverpool July 4. she
crossed the Atlantic in four da li
hours) and 3t minutes, which is .'1 nun
utes faster than her previous record.
Her best d ay 's run was from ti oo n
July .'to noon July 6. when she logged
iH:t kuois, two kuots better than she
has ever made before in the same length
of time
Eifrrt Deputy Grand Chancellor.
W W. Kif it has received a eertifi
cate of his appointment as district dep
uty grand Lancet lor of the supreme
iodg- of the Knight i of Pythias for
Oregon, signed b (.riod Chancellor tins
Moser
Kemrmher "u p.'r cent otf utt .ailor
u.ade suns M K.fert t, July IU to IS
fhtap rrij made" clothing 97
Udfonl Tnbun, 60 fit mc-atK
CHANCES IN LAND
M I I W I 1 T II
OFFICE METHODS
Important changes in the method of
keeping records relating to the public
lauds weut into effect .Inly 1. These
ehuugea aru the result of an inveati
gatiun made. by Mr. Cnriield after his
appoint meat as see let a ry of the iute
'int.
be pa rate aeries of numbers for each
lass of entries has been iu use at the
listrict land office such as the home
steaJ series (original, homestead series
(final), riesvrt land series, mineral se
ries, etc. Applications and entries were
only numbered when allowed or tip
proved. I'nder the new system eaih
lialrirt land office will maintain hut
one aeriea of numbers for all kimlt
of entries. Application and entries will
be numbered nt the tunic aud in the
order iu which thev are presented or
received at the district laud of I ices,
before they are cousidered for the pur
Pom of allowauco or rejection. This will
permit of a readv determination of
the priority of filing of each appliea
tiou or entry.
Receipts for All Moiioy.
Auother important change is in th
method of issuing receipts for money ;
paid to receivers. Applicants and entry
men heretofore have beeu compelled to
tender money with their applications
and entriea, and no receipt would issue
until it was determined whether the
application or entry could be allowed.
Many applicants seriously objected
the depositing of their money without
some form of acknowledgment of it
ipt. A new form of receipts has been
adopted. These receipts are serially
numbered, before coming into the hands
of receiver, with one series of iiuiii
Iters for all receivers. Press copies are
made of all receipts issued, und for
warded to the general dar.d office at
the end of each month. All persons
( uderilig moneys to receivers will here
after be given a receipt therefor at the
lime the money i teuderd.
New Forma of Blank.
Blanks for thre rturutt and account
of local offices to the general lam
office have been reduced to a uniform
size to accommodate, the ordinar si.e
typewriting machine. Heretofore th
blanks have been of large, unwieldy
size, which necessitated making 1 hem
out bv en aud ink, and in numerous
cases the local offices were compelled
to practically suspend business until
I heir mout lily a nd qua rterly report
Were completed. Local otlieers were
coiiiiielled under the old practice to du
plicate tor the qnurtcr all that had rp
vioiislv been reported each mouth. Thr
quarterly reports hereafter will be mere
Iv a recapitulation of the niuiiihlv re
ports. Thirty large sie hound book
and ";t la ro sie blanks have beeu re
placed with 14 uniform sim blanks
PHACTS FROM PHOENIX.
Lloyd Colver is now limiting hog pas
lure to put the trough in. He says
that he has t!0 hogs to pasture.
'The old schoolhouse is beiug moved on
Fred Furry s lot just south of the old
site. It will he turned into a church.
There will be hardly any gram
threshed ar ind here this season, as
nearly evervone is cutting grain for
hav.
There was a emifil meeting here on
Tuesday night to consider the con
tamiuating ot the water in the mill
ilitch by the people at the poor farm.
it is ttheir ?ewer empties into the
lileh that nutates Phoenix farms aud
gardens
Vale also vr. s ''ell new new county
officers totter s-i'-f up and attend to
this, if Mm lion w will, se
Louis ' ii'ti vsi in fv'.rd Nfon
dav niorniuo t f,t-- a washing machine
and a i'' it. Must he (ung to
ke. p hon-- i -.nie.
Owen Diinlap is spending these hot
days in Ihe mountains hunting and fish
ing.
Messrv A. S. Furry, F. E. Furry,
Milo Furry. Robert Furry. Fred Furry
Aubrey Furry. William Earl Moore. Or
nn Waketield and Luke Smith are also
spending thee hot days at the Furry
brothers ' d-i.-es in the Head ludiati
country.
Tennessee Smith Spent WedliCulaV in
Medford on business.
The uew school house here will take
UMl.ooo brick. Going some, ehf
Augustus Moore is about to finish
a brand new fence for A. Hearn, our
genial storekeeper.
Miss Mabel Libbv came up from Med
lord Thursday to see her sister, Mr?
G A Stannard.
Mrs, A S Furry. Mrs Charles Bell.
Mrs Jammia Rose and Misses Furry
are spending the week at Steinman
with Mrs R,.e "s aister
Rev Waller Reynold and family of
Albany, who have lweu visiting Sam
Van Dyke and family left Thursday.
Mr Reynold says he may return and
Kacats.
O V Wheeler was iu ThurMay on
business
iuit. a nn m Iter of residents hate
packed up and gone to AMnd to camp
oi.t during Chautauqua.
G A. Morse was in Vrdb-Jav and
h. -ugh! i worth of sugar, hut did not
get home with it. He sa s he took a
notion to swc-nien the road to town.
WVdnesday was cream day. about the
UMial amount of cream being shiped
to Perozrio creamery at Ashland.
Tho. on the indintse.1 lit are A
H Houston. Serl Johnston and several
of Wiley Turnhough's children. The
Jo-tor catlcs it typhoid symptoms, but
it may be the mumps, as Penodl ha
been around here.
Professor ti. A, Stannartl and family
came iu from their IVan Indian ranch
urstlay to attend to business mat
ters, but he says it 's too hot here for
him, and thev wil'. return Saturday.
Nolle.
Tb. K uf V. h-tife. I..al No .11.
mil inert net Muiulay night at their
ludge r..omt. Third degree w.irk will
be dune; al. installat ion of officer.
All member are reiueted to be pre
eat
7
K t TRODHRIDIIE. O. i
Mctlfcnl Tribune, ;0a per rrontk.
SATURDAY, JULY H
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Miss Mollis Towne, deputy county
clerk, left for Yellowstone park for
her vacation. Miss Towne expects to
he gone a number of weeks, taking in
Salt Lake City, Spokane nod Sun Frau
iscu ou ner reiurn.
Ilarrv Uelma baa returned from Lo
Angeles, after spending several weeks
it that place.
Miss Mullie Itay of Kuch is visiting
friends living hero.
Mrs. M. M. Tavlor and MUs Grace
Henry bit for Ashland this morning
take in Chautauqua.
THE OLD HOWARD RANCH
rhre mllea south of Mdford and y
miles west of Phoenix, ii now rut up
n small tracts to suit the purchaser.
One fourth cash, balanee in three pay
meuta. Tbi ia a rare opportunity for
men of iiflall means. Listed with all
the agents.
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No single Inser
tions leas than 15 cents. Six Insertions
foi the price of four. Beventy-f Ive t
cents a line per month.
FOR RENT.
FOR KENT Two front office rooms
and one large room iltix-iO in Miles
building. Inquire -at premises or at
Tribuuo office.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, electric
light and baths. Mrs. R. 1.. Hale. L
street near 11th. tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Fine thoroughbred pit
bull terrier pupa, and $10. pedi
gie-Ml. Roderick Haker, Butte Falls.
Or. Wi
FOR .SALE- House lent Hxlli, l
wainscoting, matted floor, bargain. E.
B. Sawyer. No. C street. W
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Hy east
ern parly, two high clas sautoiiiobilcs,
practically new; 40 H. P. Pope-Toledo,
It'i H. P. Peerless, cash or real estate.
C. F. Johnson, Rosebivg, Or. li-
Folt SALE Residence property; 7
too mis and bath, eity water, electric
lights, sewer connection. F. Pag?.
FoR SALE 15 choice lots, rive miii
utes from depot, near school; rasi
terms. F. Page.
Ft iR S. LK Seventh si reel business
property, two story brick. ftmHU; a ho
JTM feet on Seellth street by 50 fr.:l
on Riverside avenue. F. V. Pai(e.
1'nR SALE One henw team. 9(m, ti
and & yars old. price reasonable; als,,
big waguu. A ply i dark place, 1' I
miles uorth of Jac.hr.inv ill-. 2S
FOB SALE S. N. Subdivismu is in the
market now; choice ten -acre tracts,
best location in the valley, L- Nee
demeyer, Jacksonville. "
FOR SALE One CadUJac runabout.
uewly painted, in first class condition.
Price $6S0. W. J. Van Schuver & C.,
Portland, Or. 9tf
FOR SALE Small business: fine luca
tiou. Inquire Tribune.
iOST AND FOUND.
LOST Iu Medford, one day last week,;
a pair of gent's slippers, wrapped in
a newspaper.
Tribune office
Finder please leave at
WANTED.
V A NT EO To borrow Jl'iOn. good
cuniv. Address Box 63. Medford. T
WANTED One or two 22 short Win
t-hester rifles, good condition and
cheap. J. E. Payette.
Ion
WANTED Two furui-died rooms for
light housekeeping by young married
couple. V. Tribune. 95
WANTED To buy from 100 to 3ou
bead of stock sheep. Write Box KO.
Medford. Or.
WANTED A bpau of good horses,
geldings or mares, which can be driveu
or worked. savn or eight years old,
sound and genCe, weight 1 loo or )oo
pound i. AdJroa Tribune. Medford.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J T. ANSBOM,
WELL DIGGER. MEDFORD, OR
Priete right. Pumps f'arniihrd when
Wanted.
BALL 4 OLOSCOCS,
Cuatraetora and Builders.
AU Work Guarantead.
Olftce with 0. H. Pierce 4 Sou.
Pbone 653. P. O. Box 771.
0. M. JONES.
City Si.'veuor.
l.atbae uf all kiuds reaioved uB sltvrt
uutice l.eaie order viith chief of
pulic.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician aud urgeoa.
office at Kesideace.
COLVIO k DURHAM,
Attorneys at Law.
Oca. H. Durham, Oraoti Pais, Oi
M. Colvlf. Meilford, Or.
Wst
CHISHOLM MARTIN
Hon? Paiutiu. Paper Hau.uu aut
TiutiDf. All work iruarauteed.
Pb..ue IS. l.o, kbol K'."., Medford. Or
Matlford rurnltur Co., Undertakers- -Uay
pboae 35.1; Niht Ftauaes- .
l ouklia ::0, J II. Butler H5
PRIVATE DETECTIVE ANL CoL
EECTION AOENCT.
I.iWk Bui SOS. Medford, Or
E R. SEELT. M. D
Phxiciaa aad 8ur)eoa
Modern b)o,uipd Operatih R..ud.s.
X Ray Office Hours, li 12. ilP. 11
Office In Jackson Coiuitj Bank BiJj
OO TO DR. OOBLE FOR YOUR
0LA8SE8.
Optical Parlor id Psrrr's Warehuuse,
SEVENTH STREKT.
'Be Has No Otksr BuJiaesa. '
1908.
.1. E. EXYAKT.Fresid eut.
J. A. PERRY, Vice President.
The Medford National Bank
- MEDFOBD,
CAPITAL
SURPLUS
SatVtv K..xes t.. Kent. A General Banking Business
Transaete.1. We Soli. it Your Patronage
5 bir.rOBD, OREOOM jf
State Depositary.
KHtubliobeil
CAPITAL AND BOEPLUS
jns.ooo.oo
1842
lluwaril was tbe Unit Walib
r.l laHuiV ban preserved its presiiue aud its iudepemleuce vr
It ba, uu 'eunuei tiuu wilb au.v u.ber !.!. fae.ur.v. It. gunds are rep.
reu'lllrd by the best peuple
es. practical timepiece iu ll.e
I be buyer, iiuld py
in llie
world.
MARTIN
The Jeweler
riiio Watch and Jewalry
Don't Bother to ook
It's too hot. Get what you want alrea iv
prepared; we have .t.
We cater to those who want the best.
THE DELICATESSEN
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mmm
TEN
HON
WIT
RES tINE OaCHAED LAN
JNE MILE FROM EAGLE POI
UT INTEREST.
Daily &
0"fICE. ROOM 33,
TRADE HERE
And Have the Best
"There's a Reason"
Cold Storage Meats Are Always Best
Medford Meat Company
Sui i .'SM.rs to I 'ott it!s;er.
Tribune Ads
JOHN 8. ORTH, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Am t (-Mhier.
cs.
.!faO,000
. 10,000
Are Y ur Valuables
in Safety?
re vo.ir valuoblM lirotc trJ alfaiust
,! !:ta.'k Uf I.MrKh.r ur tu audden
..Hl.re.ik firef IX. But l.e saf.ti
will, Juul.tful p.o.e.Tiun, but -eure the
,..,l ..oaitive kiud uf "ifeiy b)' ''"V0"
iti.,.. vonr val.ihUM in tke l'iru and
biirulu'r ..u,.f vault uf the .lac'kaon
i'ulri'.v Hank.
SulV Ju..wit 1" rellt iiM ui
u j..-r yi'ar.
V. I. VAWTKIl. PresiJei-'t
0. Ii. l.I.NHI.KV. I'uihler
190S
maJr in Aiilriia. 134
'I'lif HuW-
urld. The Howard watcu is lue nu
It bas a fixed price that protects
J. REDDY
Near Postoffice
Repairing a Specialty.
IP YOU MENTION THIS CAFE
your iliiiluiiun Iu elllier a little bite
l.r hi: elaborate me. I will be ius'.uB'ily
lleeepled. I'lup 10 w ith ihe i i lll.0 tiuU
Iu li.-Mi uii ivairt Iu be parHcularly
rice W'c . i- suppers so duiiiiily
llml y..ii v.-il! hi-ve tli.; ckuble pleasure
ut ciijuvii.u the me: 1 yourself and or
iuiireh-iiig your conipauiyu with your
g.ud jr.Jgineiit.
Nash Gate
ON A VACATION
hi tin- couutrv ur iu t lit? uutuu tains, ur
:it I In- M:ish..ri-, iu waut your clwtbiu
w. II t'iltiii. -ul nuil iMimfurtuble. Let
iih in:il;c yitii niir or inon sumiiier suit1
:tml wit will ivi1 ymi a atvli.sli uppeur
it tiff, :unl t-loihi:iir tli;it will keep it -
h:ip :iiil nut !.:i at the kaeea. Wo
iiiakf vmir suits iroin the best fabrics,
jt.l if fii .iii.l I'ii.ih tibti our work i
r Yqillaitf .
J. A. KRhUZER & CO.
IMPORTERS AND TAILORS.
PALM BUILDING, MEDFORD, ORE.
D, CLEARED AND IN OULTIVA
NT. 2u0 DOWN AND l0 A MONTH
McComb
J ACKSON (.'OUMTY BANK BUILDINO
Xext Hotel Nash.
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