Yl" ED FORD bAILY TRIBUNE 'MEDFORD'OBEGOy," WEDNESDAY, SEBKKM908-
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CHEERING EWS
FQRDEmOCRATS
Social and Personal Classified Advertisements
National Committeeiia
Sums Up Eastern Situfl
tlon Upon Return
In an interview in tlio rortland Jour
nal, Milton A. Miller shvh that Urynn
will carry Now York, Ohio, Iinliana and
Nebraska, with more t.'ihn nn even
chance to win Illinois, ihcoiihiii, Mm
nesota and Iowa. Mr. Miller in a mom
ber of the national democratic commit
too, who recently returned from Chica
go, where he went to a meeting of the
committee held oenteinber a.
"Democracy was never mora united
novor was hb strong nnd never was more
determined to win than it is now," said
Mr. Miller. "From every state in the
Union conio reports to the national com
mitteo that the party is putting up a
solid front to the enemy. Keports of
probable democratic success are corn
ing to the national committee- from
states that have been in the republican
colmn for CO years.
"While in Chicago I mot Henry Wat
torson. who had inst returned from a
six weeks' stay in New York. Mr. Wat-
torson has been in close touch with the
New York democracy over sineo the
- civil war, and he told me that he had
nevor seen tlio party in that state in
bettor condition than it is now. The
Cleveland democrats, Hill democrats,
Parkor democrats and Carlisle demo
crats are all united and aro loyally sup
porting Hryan and Kern. On tlio other
hand, tho New York republicans are
badly split up over Hughes, and, no
matter whether lio is nominated or not,
the ticket will lose many thousands of
votes.
In Ohio tho republican party is al
most as badly demoralised ns it is in
New York. Leading democrats from
Ohio claim that Judge Harmau will be
overwhelmingly elected governor and
that tho electoral vote will bo cast for
Bryan.
"Tho Iowa republicans aro in n bit
tor party strife. Fred White, the demo
cratic nominee for governor in that
state, is an exceptionally strong man
nnd it is freely predicted that he will
win out. Tho Iowa republicans are
tired of Dingley protection and thou
sands of them will vote for Hryan.
"Indiana and Nebraska will iiuduuhl
cdly givo Hryan nnd Kern a good ma
jority. .
"It took the Cricngo Labor day pa
rado threo hours to pass a given point,
nnd as theso 50,000 union workers pass
ed tlio reviewing stand in front of the
Auditorium hotel, almost to a man they
cheered Hryan and saluted him as the
next president.
"Tho people want a change and they
are going to voto for it. Heuator Hans
borough wont to North Dakota and
nskod for reelection and the people
said we want a change.
"Senator Kittreilge heard from the
people of Mouth Dakota, and they said,!
' wo want a change. ' . I
"Senator Long referred his case to1
the poople of Kansas and they said, ' we 1
want n change.' The same sentiment is
sweeping tho country everywhere, and
it will sweep Hryan into tho presidency
on November 3. ' '
Notice to Stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that there will
bo ft special meeting of stockholders
of tho Medford Hlue Ledge Telephone
Co., Heptember IS, l'lltS, at U o'clock
p. m.t at tho Commercial club rooms,
to consider tho sato of tho company V
properties and dissolution.
Hy older of the president.
H. WlTIUXdTON. Secretary.
St. Mary's Academy
Directed by the Sisters of the Holy
Names of Josus and Mary.
Medford, Or.
Hat os for the scholastic year, or per
iod of 40 woeks:
Bonrdiug School.
Hoard, tuition and laundry $180.00
Privato room 60.00
Day School.
Tuition, primary and grammnr
grades $JO.d0
High school and special course.. 30.00
Luncheon for day scholars who
too far from Bdiool to rteurn
home, or who prefer a wnrm
meal at noon r0.00
Special rates to parents entering two
or more children.
Music Department.
Piano, two lcwious per week . . . (U1.00
Violin, two lessons per week . . . 00.00
Mandolin, iruitar, banjo, etc 00.00
Vocal, two leeaons per week . . . 60.00
N. B. The rates quoted above In
elude an hour's practice daily, under the
supervision of a sister.
Art Department
Pen, ink, charcoal and water
colon $ 30.00
OD 40.00
Miscellaneous.
Graduating fee (at completion of I
four year academic course) .. 15.00
Library fee LOO
Laboratory fee fi.00
Singing in concert, physical culture,
elocution in class, art needle work, plain
sewing, de not farm extra chart's.
The sisters me Imppy te isfor tlwir
friend i and the public tsst th new
and commodious build. ni lm siW
era improvements introduced taeroja,
enable them to ensure the cossfort of
pupils while facilitating educational sji
vantage Write for progrnin of studies, nlis
for booklet concerning dress regulations,
etc
JUdrMs: SI8TBB. SUPERIOR,
ST. MART'S AO AD BUT,
MEDFORD, OR.
Bancroft coming Monday and Tues
day nights. 165
Mrs. M. A. Htiughton and Mrs. Lewis
of Butte Falls are viisting Medford.
J. II. Miller of Huttc Fails is in the
city
Messrs. Li e and James Roberts, with
W. IL Orr, have returned from an out
ing to Lake Creek. They had plenty
of fish and game.
A. D. Naylor of Talent sawmill is
paying a business visit to Medford.
Attorney Pent a has returned from his
homestead.
Charles Kdmonson and C. Obenchain
aro in Medfurd arranging for the sale
of their cattle.
Frank Notherland and J. I. Put ton of
Derby have been interviewing Medford
merchants.
Grand millinery opening Thursday
and Friday, September 17 and IS, at
Kundlctt Sisters All ladies cordially
invited. " 164
Darling & Hodges now own tho Gold
Hill livery stable, Sam Hodges having
recently bought tho interest of Fred
I'eninger. It is a strong combination.
A. J. Wilcox, a well known wheel
right, died at his resideuco in Talent
a few days since, aged 06 years. Ho
had been a resident of tho southern
part of tho county for many years and
is survived by ii is wifo and several
grown children.
Gold Hill will have a park in the
near future, which will greatly add to
tho appearance of that thriving town.
Lvnn Purdin and II. D. Kecd have been
chosen park commissioners and will look
after this improvement,
Bancroft coming Monday and Tues
day nights. J05
Mrs. .lonnio R. Hcamcs of Klamath
Falls, grand matron of the O. E..8.. is
making the dilTorent chapters an offi
cial visit, beginning in Jackson county
Miller Sutton of Klamath county has
been making this flection a visit,
()eoriio Harper's theatrical coipbina
tion became financially stranded qiiring
Its recent appearance in Coos cininty
and its members resorted to different
expedients to get away 1
Mrs. Pliny Strange, formerly of; Med
ford, was married to Frank A. lfliirwll
at Portland September 2. '
T. V. Keizur and son have sueoveded
to the delivery business
Mr. Buck, chief forest e
livisiou, has gone to Wnslii
C, on a business visit. H. J. Sweiming
IH f I J 1 1 II LT II IH IMJiril 111 minium Ml UK
meantime.
Tho boat lot in Bungalow addition,
just off Seventh stroot: can bo bought
a bargain if tnkon at once. W rite
box 603. 158
Miss Donna Bell, who taught In Med
ford last year, is filling a good position
in the Klamath Fulls schools.
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' One Cent a Word No single imer
; tlons less than IS cents. Six Insertions
for the price of four. Seventy-five j
cents a linn per month. !
FOB 8AJUG.
FOB HALF Choice business property
on five years' time. Address Lock Box
41H, Medford. 1G2
FOlt HALE Old paper., 5 cents a hun
dred. Tribune office. 160
FOB SALE Largest joming house in
Medford; location unsurpassed; genu
ine bargain for the right party; cash
proposition only. Address J. C, caro
of Tribune. 175
FOB SALE 320-acro ranch, $12,000,
first class improvements, well, family
orchard, otc. This is a bargain. See
L. E. W., Tribune office. tf
FOB SALE Five-acre tracts inside and
adjoining city limits of Medford, on
five years' time. Apply Gold Kay Iteal
ty Co., in office Condor Water & Pow
er Co. 109
ANYBODY wishing a nice, now resi
dence property, 100x160 foot big, with
lawn, fruit and ornamental trees, Lo
gan and strawberries, modern in every
way acd located on tho best Btrcet in
Medford, should address P. O. Box
572. 105
FOB SALE Dry cordwood, ptne, fir,
oak and laurel. F. Osenbruggo, Studo
baker Bros.' warehouse.
of J. IL jVnnl.
enter fon tlii
t'ashingttfi, D.
Try the
lot Lunch
And Coffee
at the
Mission Grill
ine for
Cold Weather
FOB SALE A good small busincs ou
Seventh street. Reasons for soiling.
Address, P. O. box 512 or call at this
office. tf
FOK SALB A first-class pianola-pla
no; a barguin. P. O. Box 05, Medford.
FOlt SALE Dry cordwood, pine, fir,
oak and laurel. F. Osenbruggo, Stude
baker Brus. Co. warehouse. 103
FOB SALE Improved or unimproved
city lots, 5 nnd 10-acro blocks, near
city; orchards nnd farm lands. W. M.
French, over Jackson County bank. 170
FOlt SALE Lot 50x100, within one
'dock of Seventh street; old house;
splendid will; good location for nice
residence; price $000 cash. Address
H, Tribune. 150
FOB SALE Why pay $1'00 to 300
for an ordinary lot, when you can buy
an acre of ground that will support
a family, ple.nted to small fruit and
garden, f j1 $-00, only ono and oue
lialf miles r m post of f ice; also two
and five-acre tracts, all under irri
gation, one quarter down, balance on
easy terms. James Bowling, Seventh
and P streets, or P. O. Box 8-12. 160
FOB SALI- Dry oak stove nnd cord
wood. Apply Hotel Nasu. - 178
FOB SALE Fine residence lots, cheap,
block west of Bungalow addition, West
7th st. inquire ou premises. Bum
sow 158
WANTED.
WANTED Furnished rooms for ilght
housekeeping; no children ; desire
pleasant location; rent no object. Ad
dress IL Box 60S, Medford.
WANTED To trade, timber claiui for
city property; Baker City property for
M ed ford property ; piano for good
horse. W. 11. Wost.
WANTED Position in charge of fruit
ranch; recommendations furnished. H.
W., caro Tribune. 161
The hiiyest crops
We ever str.
You 're "it," old num.
(fire us your xue.
(J ood limits arc assured ami
to liooin things alonu; wo arc
lending a helping hand lv
furnishing t lit verv host Ci
gars at tlio lowest prices con
sistent with the host quality
If you have not tried our ci
gars yon have missed a rare
tivat. Hero's your opportu
nity to test its merits.
mi 5 Kit. R R V 10 cent
and Del flares 15 cent Cigar
. R. V.Clgar Works
Medfurd. Or.
WANTED J apauoso man and wifo
wish situation as cook, house, or office
work, or can do any other work. Ad
dress N. W. Wah Chong, Ashland, Ore
gon. 552
WANTED Muddle pony for us for a
mouth or more, or homo and wagon.
Tribuno office. tf
WANTED Three teams, work horses,
about "000; one team pouiee about
UUOO; one team about 2300; must bo in
good order and reasonable. W. H.
West A Co.
tf
WANTED Japanese, honest worker,
wants situation such as house clean
ing und garden work, etc.; city or
country; by month, week, day and
hour. K. Mukaydo, caro Tatsumi, 7th
street, near bridge, Medford. 165
WANTED To rent, furnished house
for family of two. (I. Putnam, The
Tribuno.
WANTED A good, fresh milch oow
Address Box 51, Medford, Or.
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of Block shnop. Write Box 131.
Medfofd, Or.
rax bent.
FOB BENT Two houses. Call at Ex
lut.it building. 151)
KOU KENT Furnished room, electric
light, with bath. Mrs. W. W. Eifert. 4S
TO TKADE Light single covered bug
gy for two-seated rig. L. E. W., Tri
bune office. tf
CEMENT WORK PROPOSITION.
Bids will be received for const rue
tion of cement sidewalks in the cilv of
Cold Hill according to the plans nnd
specif icat ions now on file with the
it v recorder. Bills wil! be received
until l!? i Vlitck ii.t.m. October lt. The
board resencs the right to reject any
r alt bids, Address nil bids to J. L.
Ilammerslev, care of Cold Hill Hank
154
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST
The following is n list of letters re
maining uncalled for at tho postoffice
Medford, Or., September 10. l!0S:
Mrs. Caro t'ltft, Hutchinson & Pierce,
Lewis A. McArthur, Mrs. lues Moore
:t. It. J. Pophnm, Mm. Martha llus
sell. J'. K. Stoddard, E. C Woodworth.
J. T. Wilkinson, Mr. Westot Lumber
Co.
A charge of 1 cent will bo mad spoa
the deliveyr of each A the aboee let
tors. Parties calling will phase ; ndver I
Used. A. M. WOOlOKD, P. M. (
To examine the swellest lines of
and Waists
Ever Shown in Southern Oregon
Only Two Days
Thursday and Friday
We display direct from NEW YORK the new
est and swellest styles in Directore
Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists;
Anna Held Coats, any shade: Em
pire Coats, Nippon Coats and Rain
coats, Striped Covert Empire Coats.
Automobile Coats a Specialty
Special Orders Taken
Our Suit man turned up unexpectedly this morning and Ave induced
him to stay over two days in order to give our friends and patrons a
chance to see the newest and swellest lines of Suits, Coats, Skirts and
AVaists ever shown out of Xew York not a Large line, but embracing all
colors of materials and for two davs we
SAVE YOU JUST 23 PER CENT.
Be sure to see our windows
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Baker-Hutchason Company
Central Ave Just North Jackson County Bank
BIJOU THEATRE
Ton'ufht and Thursday.
"TlIK LIMIT IN TIIK WINDOW" A beautiful
story of a Holland fisherman, showing many
protlv ocean views.
" LOVE LA I'd IIS AT LOCKSMITHS" A come
dv romance of the 1 Sth century.
"CAl'TVUED 1SY TELEPHONE'"' An extreme
ly clever comedy.
Song : 'MARY 1 ) A R LI N (. ' '
Admission 10 cents.
Men's, Women's and Children's
SHOES!
DeliciouS"
Scudder's Maple Syrup
NONE BETTER
Allen 6 Reagan
Q lT A L I T Y O R O C E R S
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in heavy or light soles. Pat
ent Leather, Kid of Calf
sizes and widths to fit any
foot.
We Guarantee
Every Shoe
We Sell
Special line of Men's and
Women's High Top Shoes
for th' wet weather. Wear
VanDylces
,v..-. is. -y.W
Early Autumn Days
arc upon us now, wlipn tlio crimson is
upon the maple nnd a new fall over
coat on yonr arm in the evening. For
the man who would look swell and
"trig'' a new cutaway or Prince Al
l.ort suit, made in up to dato style, "the
thing for September days.' If you
- : ; . v 'VJ. nnven i omerca your new overcoat lor
?;) fall call on
J. A. KREUZER & CO.
IB.
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IMPOETERg AND TAXLOE3.
PALM BUILDINO, MEDFORD, ORE.
Don't Bother to, Cook
It't to hot. Get what you want alrea iv
prepared; we have it.
Wt cater to those who want the best.
THE DELICATESSEN
C STREET, NEAR EIGUTU