MEDFOiiD DAILY TlUJjUNL, 11EDF0RD, OREGON. TJJUHSDAY, AUGL'ST 20, 1908.
Medford Daily Tribune
A LrvE Papeb in a Live Town.
EEAi ESTATE TBANBJ'EES.
Published every evening except tSuudav.
MEDFORD PUBLISHING COMPANY
George Putnam, Editor and Manager.
Admitted as Second-Class Matter in the Postofi'ice at
Medford, Oregon.
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new address. On returning, pleas e notify olfice In order that service
by carrier may be promptly resuin ed.
SEED OF GOOD ItOADH.
Jtoads in Jackson county were never in poorer condi
tioii than at tlic present lime, and good roads are needed
worse tliajj any other improvement. Jt is therefore de
sired that every aid he extended the good roads agitation
so that public sentiment may be fully aroused to the neces
sity of needed legislation to secure the desired result.
Experts on good roads have been delegated to condut
this campaign of education by the newly formed State
Good Jtoads association, and co-operation of the people of
Jackson county is essential to accomplish needed reforms,
Tins automobile owner is not the onJv one interested
The farmer is still more concerned. Where the auto driv
er goes for pleasure, the farmer goes on business, and
good highway to place his products at market is essential
to his prosperity. Besides, good roads enhance the value
of all property readied, and the farmer is more vilall
interested than the city man.
What Papers Say
MTJ8T FACE THE ISSUE.
I
i-. Vork Evening Pont, Kep.)
t-mtipaiu will be difficult. Jl
( NV
Tio-
initl-uirfj to tulfc of a walkover fur Taft
lie IniiiHelf imikiT. no tw-eri-t of bis be
lief tiiat llraiiV ciiBio-i-H of eleetion
are better thau thev have i- er been
In-fore. The republieans will know that
they have been JiixlitiJlj; before the but
tic it. over. They euc.mil bring out their
obi bugevi,. The country in not going
frightened into rejecting Bryan.
to b.
(J LEAS Ul' YARDS ASD STREETS.
There never was a time in the history of Medford win
the streets in the business section had as ragged, unkempt
and uncouth appearance us at the present time. Seventh
street and C streets look more like somebody's unkept bac
yard than the main thoroughfares of a city.
J 'art of this is caused by the work of placing wati
mains, laying sewers, and installing curbing and is the Jit
ter Jell by contractors. Part is due to negligence bv tin
authorities, who, expecting an early paving, have entire!
neglected the thoroughfares.
Medford expects E. 11. Ilarriman, Governor Chambei
Jain and other distinguished visitors tomorrow, and an
el fort should be made to clean up a Jittle before their arri
val. There is no sense in brazenly parading our sJovenli
ness. JO very resident merchant and property owner sliotilt
see that his yard is clean and the si reel in front ol'liisplaci
free from Jitter, if he has to do it himself.
SUMHEI! IKtlSFS ASD SAME STREETS.
To a layman, there seems to excuse for not placino
signs on streets and numbering houses, so as to seciin
free mail delivery. The necessary ordinances were pas-ici
by the city council six months ago, but nothing has beet
.1 i". ... . t . ii 1 1 .
in mm- io ciuorce iiii'in, ami nan Hie people in the cilv i
Hot tell what street they live upon or so describe
that a person can find it.
Asy any merchant regarding the difficulty he experi
eniiK in i d'l i vi.i'i n it ..!. ...t II. .ii' f t - . ii
" "uiiiiiim:. ii.oi oi his IIulllilcs
is due to the inability of delivery clerks to find addressi
given according to landmarks that only the native kii..:
an
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OAK EQUIP FOB TKACHINU ,- ,,, , ,,crc,;,l
WITHOUT LEAVING HOME M'l!"i-ultiiiiil !,,,..
A lint InT fcnliirc
Omlc ti number of iiitpiutiiiil liuno
"i" ui-eii muni- iii i He rev med i'iiiiimi
of aliiily for I lie I'leiiienlury an. I Ii
schools of Ori-Koli ircinrei bv Hope
IMiMlilelll or I'll I.I li' liinlrinlioii Ai k
IUHU.
A tliai'lll'IN ' tlllllllllg cIllHH I "1111'
"Uggnmcil us nil oitliniiil coiirnc fur tli
tenth, I'll viol b a ii, tvtclfili yent J hi . i
in I lie high . hool. nf the fn ,,,
rour Ijui-b of work me ircm rile il
of teaching, II weeks; i,l,ctwili,.ii mil
MUCH Wcl'hl, lli'l,c in Ii n, biii
till Hecks; sllilc I'limnf of slu.lv, f.iul
weeks; prm-hint m-honl r..l 1 1 iiux I. .111
wi'uks.
I 11 1 il 1 . 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. u I ho, w,,,, 111.
In be given eei'l 1 f ii'ii 1 en n In. Ii will I
llnunreil nt snv sliitc iiiiriiuil eel I
I r .1 '1 . -i
' ni'lH il'M'riici III 'C'l!li'(
in II11 rresliiiinii year. A ib tiiilcil
line 111 01c w ork to lie at l cm pi c. iM ( a,
iiliBurvatiiin work ami also in I lie irol
lelns In he hiiIviiiIih Wiirkcil nut 111 t Ii
course of slmly.
'1'lie teacliiirs' ( ru m inr ci ornc in
sifiiril la be of assistance in hili
slu.lents who inlenil In 1.11. h but fee
they rannnl leuve liomo t.i f, ,
selves fur thai work.
Hnperinliinilcni Ackeriunn is of Ih
niiniiiii tlml mniiv sliiili nis wliu take
tins con mi. will liei'iiiuc mi interest
" Him nicy win eviiiiiunlly lake ii
inure anvaneoii wih i ,. f ti,,. ri((
mar norinal schools.
Iliiiikki.ciiii,( a uiiolii 11 half tear sub
J'l. II wil be taken in the firs! Imlf
nf Hie 11 1 n I Ii. ami bulimy is inniln
liiniiilnlory snbjei I In I In. Iiml hair or
the ninth Krinle. A two year .-..miner
'i"1 use ilesin I fur tl lew Mill
ami twelfth Ui,e !,..,!, i ,inh
sihnols f M, fir, ,., ffr,v
This r. ,,.,. , .rrs.-t s 1 1 ..iiiillels the
of the
i tli:il
I Hie
I the Mule Will ,e rule. I lie
..H1I111H I., the 11. lime, 11. 1, ,, te.l ,.
Iiiilnbel nl teii. liciB iIimiIiii tl,,. vi bull'
"I tlieil lime In litiehiii!. hlh fr I I
Sllbjeels. The 1 ,,, at, , . s
l..lb.: A hili ,l, ,,f . fi,, ,..lh-
"lie Inn 11, y , v,,nr
.-.mum , 111..I HI I. :IM line e, li,. ,,.
MiliiiK Hie nlmle ,,l iheir lime In lnKli
' I Wiirk; ..II. I ilium .,11,. ,,, ,
II. t. e ear 1 .11111., a ,,m
lell.l,,.,.; h, ,. ,
v en r iiiiiim . ;i n.t nt I,.
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MANY MEDI'OKO PEOI'LK
V1HIT1NO IN KLAMATH I' ALLH
Mini. ,i(.s fill. H,,i ,.., ,Mlt
niK In I Ulu le 1111. 1 1 11 111 1 ly . A. W 'i,..
lilt eli i,biv i.i"iiiinK ,,r her home in
M'.lfi.l.l
Me.ll.'l.l In
Hie seekelH
llllHIK tlic pa
" I I'le
s fielit her i,.iit' ,,f .,.().h
I" Hie K liiiiuit h ("iinlri
't th V !n 1 h-' 1111111I11 r
111 I lull 1 il v line w,,t..l
Bury the Knocker
l-tiiry the l.iwn knocker out in the
wini.lh in a bountiful hole ill the imullll
Where the Miui'l,ei-ker jie.ki. anil the
lillllil'le bee bllliih lilirl tile HtMOUlle )iU)7
Htniil'lli'K nrotiii'l. Hi' is no 'ooil to the
lon to I'tihli; too unprHct ii-ul, stingy
-iml ili'iol. but he wants the whole
art b uii'l .urt of the crust and the stars
that t-hine ocr Ins head. Then hustle
him off to the bumble bee's roost and
bury him deeji in the ground; lie's of
II" use here, get him out of the wuv. tllnl
iioikc romii for the muii who is sound
- lixchllllge.
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BPOETINO NOTES.
l-'or Ihe first time, the I.uh Anyeleii
lesui seems to liuve a strangle hold 011
Ihe peunaut. 'I'hey have just tuk
turns walloping fvcry telitn in th
league, finally downing their old ri
vals, the liea-erH, four out ol six
games. This series bus been a el
one, but the Aiigeln hail just euongh of
nil eiloe t.i give the finis ussurani'
I wu of the gumes went extra imiiugs.
of winch eueli teniit wiiii one. Snttir
illiv s was a 1.1 inning uMiiii-, u lulcher 1.
Initio between Oruv and liose.
I'reililie Welch, the Knglish light
weight eliumjiioii, was uwardij the d
I'isiuii oier Jiilniiiy Murpliv of Hun
Francisco at the end of 25 rounds.
fought in the Jeffries athletic club V
11011 arena, l.os Angeles. Murphv reel
id through Ihe lust five rounds in
groggy condition under a rain of blows
that cut Ins nose uml lips to ribbons arid
cloi.o.1 In.tti eves.
11
900
1 400
SilOtl
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1
1
1
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10
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Minor Help. Ihe groat pacer, has brok
en hin record of 2:10! by dnilig th
mile ul the grniul western circuit meet
in 2:0iii'(, culling a clear second from
liis pieviuus time. The tirs! ipKirler was
paced in (l;2!l'.j. Ihe half in 0:50. th
three onutlers iii 1:2015. The last
ghth was neg. .tinted id 0 : I 1 1 .
I'i
her Kmiiis of the
broke all records last wi
ll game 1 but is Ihe talk i
ild ami iiiiii- not be e
I ileca.li'K. TMvenlv
llartferd clul
Ii. He pitchc.l
,f the buseba
inali'il in
seven batters
(ace. I him anil nut one leinheil first
base, ion di.l one hi! (lie bull ,,n! of
(lie inlielil. Cv Vmiiig. .lolniuv Ward
ml Kit Inn. ok I of the Wurcester club
li.nc kept 27 batters off first base, but
us in the (irst pilclier on recinl I
give Ills out llel.ters no work. Ihe
hridg'-piirl chili was the victim.
nt Mil Oregon I.ivesti.ck and Agr
ultiiiu) assoi-iatnin, which hul.ls its fait
il I'riiieville. O.-t.iber Iii to 17. ha.
in-. I 1 1 1 plic list anil race pnigratn
pecial piemiiiiiis uie offered ill mai.v
lassis fur In. rses, cutlle. sheep, swine
iiilliv uml dairying. The race pn
gi.-iiii is: o.loher I. fnsl race, oni
"inlli mile. loii; neiiiiid race, five
inl'.ngs. l".ii. lct..l,er II: I'irst r
lil'i- tiill"li-'s, l.i.l; seen, el luce. SIX
"i.gs. -.'"". O.lnber 15: Filsl rac
ii.-iii inije. l, i; uei-.iuij r.'lce. one
mil.-. v.'5ii. October l: First r.-n-c tkrei
ml .', half f,n!,,i,'.s, 175: seciuid race
hl.g. I'm (h..ik county In, rses. $100
liinl race, mil" and an eighth. Kill (),
500
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Yesterday's Games.
i i.g. I. s l.iis Angele
tluklaml 0, I'.irt
urtH in the n. .rth
II the past few
I 'rater lake an. I Ihe r
ml of llu- i Ill
iceks.
Mr. ami Mis. If. II. Horning are iii
11 ,v In, m Me.lfiiiil ami will remain
lieie a lew days atlell.lnig In business
muters. Mr. Ilnrniiiu is a firm belii ei
u Ihe fill of t lis UiiL'ile Unci i-it
Klin ill Ii Falls lleinlil.
HIOT SITUATION AT
HI'KINOt'II',1
,1) QUIIITI
SI'KIMiFIFI.Il, III., Augusl In !
lin riot situation linlay is in Ilio Immlsi
(he ellv's ant honl ii-n ami llic nt ,
tllpts nl disorder boil' bee aipb to
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
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i' 1'ilv ot Mi lord, trrgwii, I hat U
I ' Iumi m' ihe Hinrn- ih hi tc
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l.v inw, l..r llu- n MX,,- f wnhiii 1 1 1 i uv
tli. ..m..' ..( im iii city u pmpOM-il
'itKiin- ;i Ml 1 I', .1. ltlnk.-- ;(
uii Ins.- In ..p. r.ili' in tli.' city if M.-l
r.l :i Htiifl r:iiliiv upon Hir torintu
i riiinlll intiK lli.Tt lll Ihi'tltiotii'il. it 1 1 1
Ii i.,li-i ini'itMit t'H nn niiiv Iri'.'HIv w
ilttinltnl at s:nl rli-.-t kui. Tin- foUv
"K pt'llnij. plm-t-N, .pultw uml clt rkc ..t
ut I'Iri'linii (in- Imt.-i l(-hiLititr. :
-I w.'iiil I'ttllin phi.-., (. r,h
II. tiM-r Hnknih' tlruir itti.ri' .Iiiiii?.-
fj.-.' .hi.U.ni Jii.ii,- nn.l .-l.-rk.
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ithh. Ju.li;.'. V. J Krii.-r., ).. Ju.lt... un.l
Is, II. II ;irv. .In, itihl ,-,rl,,
ii. I:iiriri.
I'liii.l .il.l I'.-llii,,; ,-, , n y hal!
Ju.lt.'.-, V Hno Ju.ltf.. mhJ ol.-rk.
I". M. Nt.-wiirt. Jinlp- mi.l .-l.-rk. V.
'mIIiiio
Ai..l fliiil i ,h,,- tli.r.-i.t jfivi-n -
ii.liiirr.l l.v l;tw tin. I tl r.liiiim.fi of
..'ml ity .
Tin- l.H-Knilli l.-N.lllltlnl) W.tH pfl?.'.!
tlrr .Ml ..n. nil Huh Hill .lav ..f
In ml (H.-l in,., M. rri.-k :im-. Trow
I'll.!,,'.- ;n,. ..in;ill ;it. K.if-rt
ipi-l lluf.-r
ppnn r-, l.v I hi" ninynr tlttft Itth ,ay
( lius. l!W.
J. P. KKMDV, M.ir.
tt.-t :
HKN.I M fttl.MNH.
H fity Itf.-iirJrr.
I Walter 8. KiiiK in JK. E. Oiubu,
.! m-rca in s-ctiuii 4, towiiBliip
j 37, range '1 W
I . E. Omaiii lu Wilhum H. Craw
I fi'Td. iJ aiT'fS in Mineus sub-
di-ieiou DSOO
J Abbott to Charles L.
Kuelsche. iio uvrvn in sect ion
".'I, townslup range E..
C. I. HiU'hib'm to J. D. Hooker,
property in Park addition to
Medford
-T. D. Hooker to .). G. KuperB.
property in J'ark addition to
Medford
K. :olliiiB to J. Ktilwell VUas.
N K V of N E V4 s(ction 36.
townnliip 3-1, range 4 W ...
Agatha '. Brandenburg to K W.
ICifert. property in Medford . .
William Hon tu George McKilli
gun. lot 2, block 1 and lot
block 2, Went Medford
. K. Ijaue to Hert Andernou,
lots M. . 12. block 49, Med
ford
William V. f.ibbmi to J. C. Wil .
Bon 30 acres in section 2?.
towimliip 36, range 2 W ...
Maggie H. TowiiKcnd to 8, H. Sto-
ner, 7' ai-ren in seetifin 31,
tnwnnhip 3'. range t W
Iw'uiaa M. JJarnlow to A. I.
Thack, 1 a-rc in Aohland
I'1 K. Merrick tn Jfenry Han
Ken, 6 1 3 acres in hection 9.
towtihliip .'J", range I W
William i. Opp to Michael J.
Opp, land in Hection 24, town-
ttliip 39, rniige 3 E
Michael to A. Hatch, 100 acres
in Beet ion 24, townsliip 39,
range li K
Vernon If. Hooper to rharjee K.
Hooper, laml in township 39.
range J E
'". K. Hooper lo I. S. Pet'TKoii.
land in Hection 2-1, townwliip 39,
range 1 E 14000
J oh n ( Kobk t o (J. E. JI oopcr
et al , .17. 95 acren in township
39, range 1 E
A. I. Heliiiun to M. E. Sloan,
property in Ashland
Belle Cochran lo Josephine Ioe,
property in Cottage addition (o
Medford
. E. OIkoii to .1. W. Snider, lot
3 nud 4. block 1, Olson V ad
dition to Medford
S. H. Kjoner to II. Y. Pohland.
I..t fi. Mock I), liailn.ail addi
tion to Ashland
W A. Child tr. William JI. Pen-
ter. lot 32. block M. Railromi
addition 1o Ashland
Enther B. Trefren to C. Cunnitig
ham, 40 acres in section 20.
township 3.1, range 3 E
& C. liailroad company tn
Charles Carney, 40 acres in sec
tion 17, township 37, range 2
W
II. F. PoMand to Thomas T.
Hee,er. lot H and E . lot 7,
block 4. Pracht 's Alaska add!
tion to Ashland
Hattie Alniitt et al. to Annie
Cah. 3" acres in township 29,
rang- 1 E
E7phraim Chapman to J. B. Ham-
ri.k, lot S, block 70, Central
Point
W. Ifawlings to J H. Humrick.
lot . block 70, Central Point
IVi-d II. Cook to flporge W.
I tea rie. property in Park addi
tion to Medford
lohn 1. P.iirlianan to J. S. Stagu,
."'.03 acres in township 3K.
rani:.' 1 W
I. S. Stnyir to J. If. Fuller et al .
.".". -3 acres in l it f' .1t, town
ship 3. range 1 W
Hert Anderson to J. E. Meyer.
lot 4. Mock 2. Bungalow addi
tion to Medford
It' rt A inlerson to ,T. E. Meyer,
lot 3, Mock 2, Bungalow add!
t ion to Medford
Hert Anderson to I,. J. Quiglfv,
'. block 2. Hmigalow addi
lion to Milford
lohn K WiNon to Frances Ann
Kleinhaninier, properly in dn
loway additiin to Mi-dford ...
II H Wortinati to Frances Ann
Kleinhammer, l'!0 acres in sec
I ,'on 9. township 3. range 2
W
Allen Onvis to E. C. Sherman,
property in Ashland
II E. (late to .1. T. I'nrkinson.
land in township 39, range 1
E
J T. I'ai kitison to Allen Uavis,
property in Ashland
I '.. ' ' Sherman I Allen Davis.
acre tn l E C 12, town
hip 39. range 1 E
William Kosh to J. F. liow
ni.'iti. hts 3 and 4. block 2.
Itoss addition to Medford ....
I F Howinan to Alex Onff.
lots 3 and 4, block 2, Knsa rid
dition lo M.-dford
Hin.-e Wilcox to W. H. Warner.
property in Mt'C'nll addition to
Whland
H. nrv llansi-n to Albert E. Wake
1, 411 91 acres iti section 9.
township 37, rang-1 1 W . .
) Stanley Tuvior to Hert Phil
lips, lots 1) and 0, Mock 1.
Kendall addition tu Medford
Annie (lash to James S. Divet,
I n-re in mvtmii S. townshio
ft, runge 1 K
William It oss to (1. O. Eoomis,
b.t 19 nud 20, Mivk .'. Kos
Idition to M.Mford
Eli Puh.-ii k adininistrntor. to Eli
Hahack, X of S K section
.1. township 3', ranire 1 W ...
C. E, HokMie to 11. B. Hendricks.
properly in (traves Creek min
nig district ,
Medford bnlgc. No. S3. I. O O
F. to J. W. Snvder, lot 4.
bbvk 3. 1 !! Fellons reme
tery
(borge E. Marshall lo William
tl. Estep, lot 3. Mik 1, nk
hiwn ailditioii to Medford
I. K. Howard to (leorge K. Mar
olitill, property in Onklnwn nd
ditiou ta Metlford . 1SOO0
J E. Meer to E. J. V"1")'.
lot 4, block 2, Buug;iKw ad
ditiou to Mo'ltord
L. J. Quigley to Jese Himck, lot
4, block 2, Bungil'jw addition
to Mwll'ord
E. W. Aikuns to T. B. Kinsmaa,
lot 33. block O, Railroad addi
tion to Ashland
Sherilf W. A. Jonei to Bank of
Aehlatid, &40 acrfcB in l L C
44, townwiip 3b. range 2 E;
400 acres in township 3), range
1 E
Nellie Jnlow to Mrs. Minnie E.
E'oye, acres in aoetion 9,
towiihhip 39, range 2 E
000
feae ub for bargains. We have farms i
for eale.welj improved; good orchards;
rich soil; $20 to $00 pr acre. Pears &
Pirtle, Brownsrille Land & IuveBtnieut
Co., Brownsville. Oregon. tf
THE
MISTAKE
wliicli many t'ope inakf i.s
i faiJ Id realize the superior
ildvantacs nf onld stoi'aP
jneats (ivei- the ordinary
kinds. TJmse wlio trade
Jierc realize tlie differeiir-e
and appreciate it. TLey
don't pay any more, eitber.
Stats Depositary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
1116,000.00
YOU NEED PEOTECTION
FOR YOUB VALUABLES
it yuu bav out aJready put tbem where
thoj aro tofu. Any ordinary receptacle,
such as trunk, box or drawer, is con
stantly in danger uf being burned or
robbed.
Secure absoluto protection for your
valuables by piecing them in the fire
and burglar proof vault of the Jackson
County Bank, where you can rent a
safe deposit box for $4 and up per year.
Finest equipment in southern Oregon.
YV. I. VAWTER, President
O. H. LINDLEY, Cashier
THE BEST THAT'S GOING.
can always bo hud at the Xash Caf'.
All seasonable delicacies and all that is
appetizing. Our service is prompt and
i-ftit-ient. and our cooking cannot lie ex
celleil. One meal will convince you that
we are friends vou can tie to.
Nash Buffet
Window
MEDFOBD SASH & DOOB CO.
and Door Frames, Block Wood
Office fixtures and all kinds of planing mill work, including turned work and
fancy grills. T. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STS. 1 HONE 63.
Medford Meat
Company
E. EN'YART.P.-esid ent.
A. PERRY, Vice President.
JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier.
W. B. JACKSON, Ass t Cwhier.
The Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OB.
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS 10,000
Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Banking Business
Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage
Why Not Iron in Comfort?
No reason to be iiru-ornfurtiilile
li"t, sluf'l'y kitclieii.
You i-nn take your Elentuic Iron to
any part of tin- bonne where there is
a light Mu-ket.
An eiteusion
light will enable
ioreh.
urij from the kitchtu
you to use il on the
"(in
Win
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Telephone -Main S.Vi ami have an
Electric Iron sent vim on one week's
free trial.
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
Sui-i-essor lo Condor Water Power i
Office SMC West Seventh St.,
Opposite Big Electric Sign.
iL
TAKE
A Money
Saver
Look Uptodate
Hy having im make yon 11 perfect fit
ting mi it . The way we fit the collar
and shoulders is a revelation Kew
Fall Goods are arriving daily in all the
l:itit shad.-.
W. w.
CTf V TAILOR
French Pry 'leaning and Preniug
luatly done.
EIFERT
MEDFORD
We fully realize thai thers Is a nia
jority of people who always wish the
ery beM. These people are wise. The
liest is always the i-heapest in the long
run. Kspeeially in this true of our
"I'l ltK WIIITK-- 1'I.OI K, in no much
as any housmrife who has tried it knows
that it makes many morcloaves to the
naek than ordinary flour. Don't be
penny wine ami pound foolish, but buy
the best flour, i. e.. "Pure White." of
Allen & Reagan
THK (IIIDCKKV O.N TIIK COItNKH
1 1 Hi in
WHO I
2V
2i no
loon
I',
ABOUT
August 15 we will he ready
io sell tiered and seasoned
OAK WOOD
in any ijiiantity at $3.00 per,
tier, dehvenwl. m- !j!2.00 per
ti- at tlie laneli.
Good Rail Wood
Seme cedar, sawed into tie-r
wood, at i?1.50 per tier at
the ranch m- $2.50 per tier
delivered.
I''nrall necessary infurnia
timi aily to
WESTERN OKECON
ORCHARD CO.
Medfnnl, reg(n.
Notice to Water
Consumers
Owing to tlie scarcity of water supply, it
is ordered that no city water be used for ir
igatioii or sprinkling except lietween the
hours of li ami 8 o'clock a, in. and 7 and 8
o'clock p. in. until otherwise ordered hy the
water cimmiittce.
Violation of this order In- anv
oiisunipr
will result in said consumer's supply I icing
forth witli shut (iff.
I'.v order of tlie Water ( 'onmiittee of the
City Council nf Medford, Oregon.
Dated August 1"). 1908.
Gorham Sterling Silver
-and-
Hawked Cut Glass
Nothing nicer for a present.
MARTIN J. REDDY
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