MEDFOKD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1008.
Social and Personal
Mrs. V. E. Finney of Jacksonville
visited in Medford on Thursday.
William Bybee is recruiting his health
at bis springs in Eviins creek district.
J. B. Colemnn of Wagner flroek dis
trict hns made Hevernl trips to Medford
lately.
Mrs. l'iiulim Hini'M of ,fiuknoiivil!e in
in WaHhington county, visiting her foi
mor home.
O. C. MeClendon of Hold Hill nmdo
Med ford and .laekwinvillo n Inisim-HM
visit Friday.
William WeiHMi-r, the painter, and his
family have gone to the hill on a
camping trip.
S. P. Deltolmam, the Jaeksoitville an
toint, was in Medford Thursday after
noon for supplies.
Miss Minnie lloekonyns, the Hi-hool
; teacher, is viwiting relatives and friend
living in Medford.
,1. 8. N. Smith, the electrieiim, who
has been in Cons county for some time
past, is in this section,
fleorge It. Lindley, cashier of the
Jackson County bank, returned from
Klamath county Friday evening.
Chris Commel, who has been at Ney '
springs, located near Sihhoii, Cal., ha
returned to .loNcphine county iiim-h beu
efited.
Charles If. Kluni of Ashland, ft well
known pioneer, was in Medford Huh
week visiting his sou, Blnino Klum, the
cartoonist.
David King of Ashland, the engineer
is in Medford disposing of a lot of fine
horses raised in southeastern Oregon by
Knox brothers.
1, W. Herry and his family were in
Medfnrd Wednesday. They will soon
leavo the home place, located near .Tuck
sonvilln, which has been sold.
?, Ernest Carter, formerly a resilient
of Ashland and Jacksonville, died at
Klamath Falls a few days ago from
hetnhorrage of the lungs. He was about
45 years old.
Miss Carter is expected Inn-It from
Chicago the latter part of next week. J
She has been purchasing u Hiipply of j
the new millinery crent ions for Mr. !
W. T. Brown's fall opening. j
(leorge It. Liiulley, cashier of the
Jackson County hank and one of the J
stockholders in the l-'irnt National bank
of Klamath FuIIh, has returned from
a visit to that city, where he went to
attend a meeting of the stockholders
of the First National.
fJ. Miller of the firm of Miller & Kw
hank anil Mrs. Miller leave tomorrow
'morning for Chicago, going via I'ort
land. They will visit Mrs. Miller's old
home at Quiney, 111. On the return trip
they will take the southern route vin
Han Antonio, Tex. They exped to be
nwny about six weeks.
Mrs. Manila, wife of Judge II. K.
Ilunnii, who Iuih been in California dnr
iug the last few months for her health,
returned from the south Thursday eve
uing on No. HI. Judge lanna and
the two hoys came over from Jackson
ville to meet her. Mrs. Ilanna's health
is much Improved. Hhe reports lhat H
is quite cool in Ha a Francisco.
The residents of Sterling precinct
fought a big forest fire the whole of
Friday night and prevented a large
amount of damage. It originated on
Bishop creek and was spread rapidly by
a stiff breeze.
Mrs. C. Ankeuy, who has been visit
ing in Klamath county, arrived in Med
ford Thursday evening and will spend
a few weeks in this section.
William Handler made a Im-mr--trip
to Jacksonville Thursday.
A. Johnson will go to Klamath Fall
soon, where he hits a large building con
tract.
Frank Crump and Iiih family are over
from Applegatu on a short visit.
The Infant sou of Mr. and M ih.
(ieorge Oilman, who live near Medford.
died Wednesday morning, after a short
illness, and was buried in the Jackson
ville cemetery the following day, Itev.
Hubert Funis officiating. lie was n
bright little fellow, aged I year.
Hon. N. tiuagell and his wife, of
Klamath Falls, passed through Medford
Thursday evening en route to I'mtland.
They were at mpauied from Ashland
this far by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Charles King aie rusii
eating at the homestead in Itig Unit,
district.
At Aberdeen, Wash.. August lit. Itnd
Pernoll, Aberd is lefthander, made
tho Vancouver sluggers look like a
bunch of schoolboys. lYrnoll tied the
league record for strikeout-, fanning J -J
of the Heavers. His control was t
feet.
Mesdames llulchas.m and Kidd liae
gone to Colcstiu to spend the h.at.d
term.
Jack Aitkeii is among Ins Medford
friends again after an ahieucc f sex
em! woeks.
H. T. Stoner, who rHuriird from I'.ot
land one May this week, is manae,.-i .('
the Hotel Nash bar again.
CHIOO TEAM WINS
FROM CHICAGO GIRLS
CHICO, Cal August The Chi
eago bloomer girls were defeated Tues
day in this city by a team picked from
Chico knights of the diamond. Tlii
scorn whs fi to 7. Over LViO people at
tended the game and enjoyed ptie sport
CARD OF THANK!
We wish to express our heart fell
thanks to our maw friends wl xtend
ed their sympathy and many kindne--,
during the illness and death of our
young son,
MR. AND MRS. A. tilLMAX
lMir4 Tribune, 50 par month.
WILEY ADMITS THAT
OREGON MILK IS GOOD
WASJH.NUTON, August 21. Dr. liar
vty V.'. Wiluev. governuiMut pure food
xp'.-ri, kind today in rtspone to in
ijuny that the department f ugricul
lure would adopt no regulations whioh
would injure Oregon manufacturers of
condensed milk.
.Notwithstanding recommendations
made at tin- recent conference at .Mack
itiac island, he said no standard would
be set up which would exclude Oregon
milk from market. Ju fact. Dr. Wiley
j admitted Oregon condensed milk was of
j high grade, though it showed less per
1 rentage of sulidH than that produce.)
, further euit. He said there was abso
lutely no reason why Oregon uiaunfuc
j Hirers fhuudl bo alarmed. There is ul
; lotvanee of fi per cent to be made in
j matter of solids, and even if there
: were not. no regulations would be
adopted which would injure Oregon 's
industry.
Ex County Commissioner Uoorgc
lirown of Kagle point was a Medford
visitor Thursday,
BIJOU THEATRE
KIJI DA V AND SATURDAY
"A WESTERN' ROMANCE" Another strong at
traHion, the type of picture that takes so well in'
t lie west, t hrillinr anil sensat ional, cowboys and I u
dians 1he ehief attraction.
'"I'll K ( 'HOLM'S (iIRE" One of the late produc
tions ;i heautiful subject.
"Till'; .JEAEOES EE'X('EE" A good plot
Our film service is the same as that of -the large eit ies.
We are securing all of the latest feature attrac
tions, regardless of cost.
I MONEY
1 ti
I
CANNOT
BUY
Better clothes than the Fall
shipments now arriving
daily at The Toggery
ol'K STOCK HAS ALWAYS K'KI'
li'KSKXTKD Til K CREAM Oh1 Til 10
Ol'TITT OE TIIIO ISEST (1A R
.MIOXT MAKERS IX AMERICA
on; i'ki.'sistioxt eeeort has
i no k x to sereass ix style.
l.U'AI.ITV AND WORKMAN'SIIIE
ALL I'lMOYIOl'S RECORDS E
Til 10 TRADE
'I'll
IX
10 Y
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IS EALL WIO A I, MO EERTIIEE
TIIIO 1 ,10 A I ) Til AX I0YI0R-IX
ioi.'y single oxio ok on;
I.I. SKITS ARE TIIIO (ilOXl'IXlO
I'lsKACTlOX GIVING tH'.LI
OS Wll It'll lOYIOK'Y MAX SO EA
RLY DESIRES IX 1 1 IS CLOTI1
i AND WHICH A I; 10 SO ERE
ENTLY I.ACKIXti IX OlfDIX
AK'Y SKITS
AS I'oR IM.MCIOS. OCR KMOIM'TA
TIOX SI'IOAKS I'oi; ITSIOI.K
TOGGERY
BILL
The Pioneer Value Giver
HAS IM0IOX A W Alt' II W O R D
I'K'OM OXIO KXDOKTIIIO VALLEY
TO TIIIO OTHER
REMOVAL SALE
o '
Having to vacate our present location, we are moving into the new pressed brick front building of Jg
Th.ll. about the first of September. Ami, wishing to o pen up with a new stock, we will for 8"
onr eidi.'e stock of Cigars. Tobacco, Pipes, Stationery, Purses, Cigar Cases, etc at wholesale , i ceB , the eb.
giving our customers and friends a big saving on these goods. Come one come all, and if you don t use tluso
" . " .. . .... i. 1 lm A mi t lion aoa nt mn( a.
goods yourself, make your friends a present, f or tins is an opporumny aemmu -" -
B
Purses, retail Reduced fi'om.
Pui'ses, retail Reduced from
Purses, retail Reduced from.
Harmonicas, retail Reduced from.
Harmonicas, retail Reduced from.
Harmonicas, retail Reduced from.
Stationery, retail . . Reduced from.
Cigar Cases, retail Reduced from.
Cigar Cases, retail deduced from.
Cigar Cases, retail Reduced from.
75 to 50?
50 to 38
25 to 18?
75? to 40?
50? to 30?
25? to 18?
50? to 35?
.$5.00 to $3.00
.?4.00 to $2.65
.$2.50 to $1.75
Cigars, retail .
Cigars, retail v
Cigars, retail . .
retail . .
retail . ,
retail . .
retail . .
etail . .
retail . .
retail .
Pines,
Pipes,
Pipes,
Pipes,
Pipes,
Pines,
Purses.
Reduced from. .$5.00 to $3.75
Reduced from. $15.00 to $9.80
Reduced from . .$7.50 to $4.50
Reduced from. .$5.00 to $2.75
Reduced from. .$4.00 to $2.35
Reduced from $1-00 to 60?
Reduced from 75? to 40?
Reduced from 50? to 35?
Reduced from 25? to 18?
Reduced from. . . .$1.00 to 69?
Tobacco and all other goods cut in proportion. Come pearly and get your pick, as this sale will end Saturday eve
ning, August 2'2.
WASCHAU & BROWN
"THE BILLIARD MEN"
Classified Advertisements
Ouo Coct a Word No sicgla Inser
tions loss than 15 cents. Six insertions
for the price of four. Seventy-fiva
conts a line per month.
FOR SjXE.
l''OK SA Dry cofthvotnl, im, fir,
(ink ittnJ Jaurcl. K. Osenlirii, SI udt
baker liros. ' warchoust'.
KOlC HAliK A k'nml small lu.-in -3 on
Seventh street. Koaiiuns fur lulling,
Aihircss, I'. i). box or call a- this
office. tf
l-'Oli HAIjK At a snut. Two first-C'lass
buihling lots facing new Catholic
school; one-quarter cash takes them.
Address Box fiOS.
FOR WALK 400 line Angora goats. Ad
dress Charles Shillingford, Crescent
l-'i )K SA LK Six L'uod nhu-er claims.
at one half what I hey are worth; will j
lane; good wont lenin ns part paymenr.
M. I). Monrc, .Medford, Or. J42
y()i SAIjK Pack horse; same can be i
u.H.n (.1 IL. Vin... .lit Knrn 1
I
KUit SAIJ'i A Barred 1'lynionth roost
or, thoroughbred, 15 mouths old. Ad
dress J (). Uox 072. .Medford.
FOR SALF, Residence property; 7
rooms nnd bath, city water, oleetric
lights, sewer connection, F. C. Page.
FOR SA I A') lit choice lots, five min
utes from depot, nenr school; easy
terms. V. V. Pago.
FOR SALIv-A quantity of secoond
hand brick. Apply to oung & Hall,
.Medford. " i;w
FOR SA LK - Leading rooming htuise in
Medford, location unsurpassed, genu
ine bargain to right party, cah prop
osition only. Write C, Itox fit'S. Ktll.
FOR SA IJC Soventh street business
property, two story brick, 50x1 -10; also
INU) feet on Seventh street by 50 feet
on Riverside nvpntie. F. C. Page.
FOR SALK S. N. Subdivision is in the
market, now; choice ten-acre tracts,
best location in the valley, L. Nee
demeyer, Jackson villo, "
FOR SA Llv -A first, class piano la-piano;
a bargain. P. O. Hox '..", .Med
ford.
The New Goods
Are Piling Up
We are working like beavers to get
items checked up and ready for you
to see. Already we can show you
many of the new things and we wish
to impress you with the fact we are
i
t.. ..
Marking Every Item Very Close
The Store That Shows the New Goods
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
Central Avenue, Just North Jackson County Bank
YV A NTKD A good, fresh milch cow.
Address lt,.x ol, Mt-dford, Or.
YVANTKI) To buy a good Remington
typewriter cheap. Address Box 50 S.
Medford.
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock shoep. Write Box 131,
Medford, Or.
V A NTK1 Furnished house; rent no
object ; no children ; six rooms. Ad
dress "II," Box AOS.
FOR SALK -I lxis, 4 foot tent; also
lent l 1 ... it 1 j, absolutely new. Win. II.
b'ninsfoid, Medford. l:t'
Foil SALK-A number of second hand
automobiles of various makes; all in
good condition; run arrange to accept
ten Hi res of laud as payment for uumo.
f. II. Snyder, t'ovey Motor far Co. i:t;t
FOR SALK-I-Uk I foot wall tent;
alMi tent it 1 .... absolutely new.
Win. H. liniiiHt'oid. Medford LC
WANTED.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Office at Residence.
WANTKl Position by young man, ngr
married, bookkeeper, expert corre
spondent. Ii:itiiil typewriter and add
mm-liMit'. i':i;ibe of handling men.
:iinl inei!e in ;niy amounts, now ein
ployed :M IkiikIsoiiic salary; reason for
drsning cliane. lociition on Pacific
slope; bond ;t nd bank reference fur
lushed ii ..pen for engngeinent. What
liave ou in offer f Wire or write. Post
otii. e B..x li'.l, t;reen illc, Tev. lili1
W A N TDh Japanese, honest worker,
u ants situat ion su. h as house clean
i n g and garden w ork, etc. ; city or
count r ; bv month, week, day and
lionr. K lpkade. care Tatsnini, ?th
street, near bridge. Medford. I"
W A NT Kl lm:ng room pirl nt Mrs.'
Fay's. C stre. t, opposite P. O. 10 j
W A NTKD To trade new steel ranges;
for old stoes. Wordoff A Wolf, Fads' ;
old stand. i;3
. . i
U AN TF.D -Hob factory men, good
wages; high wheel teamster!, $it." per!
month; linnber edger, $4 per day; good !
gnl for housework. $,t. per month. W.
W Went A CO. '
PRIVATE DETECTIVE ANL VOL
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box SOS. Medford, 0
CTOVia & DURHAM,
Attorncys-at-fcaw.
Geo. H. Durbam, O rants Pass, Or.
Wm M. Colvif, Medford, Or.
J. T. ANKHOM,
WELL DIUOKR. MEDFORD, OR.
3ricet right. Pumps Fjrnished when
Wanted.
Medford Fnniiture Co., UndertAkcrs
Pur phono 353; Night Fhones: C. W.
(Vnklin 3d; ,T. FT. Butler MS.
GO TO DR. OOBLE FOR YOUR
GLASSES.
Optical Parlor in Perry Warehouse
SEVENTH 8TRKET.
"He Has No Othor Buiineas."
E. R. SEELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Moilern Etpiipped Operating Rooms.
X Ra. Offico Hours, 10 12, 2 4 P. M.
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
When others fail, call on
DR. E. J. BONNER,
Ey? Specialist.
Office- in the Grand Theater bldg.
Phone 3.". Soventh and Main
O M. JONES,
City Scavenger.
Garbage of all kinds removed oh short
notice. Leave orders with chief of
poliee.
Everything
In Summer Goods
At Reduced
Prices
Straw Hats, Wash Goods,
hwns, Tan Shoes, Oxfords,
Summer Suits, cts., etc
Special Cuts in Ladies Tailored
Skirts
Van Dykes
Dry Goods Clothing Shoes
j If you have lost or found
anything, need work, or have
BAIA. ft OL08COCK,
Coatraotort and Builders.
All Wnrk OuarantPd.
Office With O. H tHanv k Eon.
riion e;.3. p. o. Boi 771. soiiR'thing to sell, it doesn't
w,r""r " Mw,forJ matte what vou want is. trv
:tt.T a oionrn of evoral weeks in tho
'"" 1 a Want Ad hi The Tribune.
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