;MflDrOBD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, hm.
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WESTERN RANCH LIFE
IN THE mil DAYS
TBS. VATBMUO 4MUTOB,
Among the many interesting scene
depleting western life in the early days
which will be preeented u part of Buf
falo Bill ' wild west when it visit thia
eity will be "A Holiday at T-E
Ranch." In thia scene the pleasures and
pastimes of the plainsman will be de
picted. His sports and amusements will
be re-enacted with the same fidelity
to fact which marks all the features of
Colonel William F. Cody's remarkable
exhibition. The scene painter has re
produced with as much exactness as
circumstances will permit the ranch
house of Colonel Cody and its surround
ings. T-E ranch is the winter home of
Buffalo Bill, in Wyoming, near Cody,
a prosperous city which has been yarned
in his honor. Here it iB that Buffalo
Bill Bpends his vacations between the
traveling seasons of his historic ex
hibition. Tho scene depicts a typical
cowboy holiday and the sports and
pleasures of the plainsman are enacted
in detail. Ray Thompson's troupe of
educated bronchos and mustangs is alBo
introduced in the ranch scene. They
are the first western horses that have
over been trained to duplicate the featB
of thoroughbred circus horses. As a
climax to their exhibit, one of the po-
nies jumps over a table, where a group
of diners are reveling. Never bofore
havo the accomplishments of theso po
nies been attempted by horse trainers,
for it has been an accepted belief that
bronchos and mustangs could not be
trained to do exhibition "stunts." The
holiday festivities are interrupted by an
attack by Indians and tho resulting ac
tion shows in a striking manner tho per
ils of life during the era of the pioneer
settlers of the praries. Other typical
westorn scenes, open-air melodramas, in
fact, will be "Tho Batle of Summit
Springs" and "The Great Train Hold
Up" two strikingly different, still
typical Western scones. . Add to these
dioramas, tho congress of rough riders
of the world and it will be readily ad
mitted that Buffalo Bill presents an en
tertainment unique in character- ; and
Btrictly alone in its class among open
air amusements.
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Judgo Dunn was down from Ashland
Tuesday afternoon on businCBS.
A. J. McKinney came down from
Grants Pass Tuesday to testify in the
Cobb caso.
Mrs. L. J. Sears is helping in the
suit department at Deuel & Kentner's
during the fall rush.
T. H. Moore, proprietor of the Hotel
Moore, was a business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh Elliott and son Ernest ar
rived from Portland Saturday and havo
taken housekeeping rooms at Mrs. Hoff
man 's.
Mrs. n. P. Mcador of tho Kisor or
cnard spent Tuesday in town.
Mrs. Ouy Lawton and MiBS Laura
Evans were over from Medford Tues
day afternoon.
Monday evening Ruth Rcbekah lodge
No. 4 celebrated tho anniversary of
the ordor with a social time.- Mesdames
Emmn Dunford and Alico Ulrich wore
in chargo of the evening.
. Mrs. Schultz came over from Medford
Tuesday afternoon on legal business.
R. J. Smith of Grants Pass is in town
this week helping District . Attorney
Mulkey in tho Cobb case.
WATER FROM SPHINOS
rOB KLAMATH FALLS
. KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Sept. 24.
Klamath Falls will soon have a water
system sufficient for a city of 10,
000 people. Two reservoirs on hills
overlooking the town are now nearing
completion, and with the original reser
voir tho total Btorago capacity will be
700,000 gallons. The source of supply
is a number of large springs, and as
not all of these are now used, others
can bo opened if toe growth of the
eity demands more water.
GERMAN PRINCE FREED,
OWING TO HIS HEALTH
BERLIN, 8ept. 24. Because no ex
act time for a continuance of his hear
ing can bo set, Prince Zuclenberg, ar
rested on a chargo of jorjury in connec
tion with the "round table" scandal,
is frco today, having been allowed his
liberty without bail or surveillance un
til such time as his health will permit
him to appear in court again.
- ' (."ttrittea tot 'The TrtbuM.)
The oatriotie voter
Will now take up his work
And in clarion tones
Demand that we oir t $ UK
Uric.
Vote for the griand cJW Jiy
And that familiar dinner rjiM
That never wil he lilftd
If wicked democrats psevoil.
He will quote impassioned oaatoas
And "canned arguments" galore,
Ho will tell you how we suffered
Way back in '84.
He will call the recent panic
A "slight financial flurry,"
But put Big Bill in office
.,' And there will be no cause for worry.
He's so mighty strong for battleships
. ne chews naught by navy plug.
On each freighter he'd have cannon
Likewise on every tug.
If you want to see him sidestep,
. Just ask him if it's true
That the G. a P. in congress
- Cut Teddy's navy bill in two.
He feels that it 'a his mission
To protect the sons of Ham.
He loves them most sincerely,
But is silent ss a clam
If yon chance to mention Brownsville,
Or state you often feel
Some of our colored soldiers
Didn't get that famed . "square
, deal."
He's solicitous for labor,
And down on every trust;
His is the only party
. That knows what's right and just.
Ho exclaims that wealth and powor ,
Guilty men will not avail,
But we can't recall a magnate
Now sojourning in a jail.
.. B. O. Chester.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mnry A. . Isaacs to C. H. Brown,
N W section . 8, township
37, range 1 W .$11200
Mary A. Isaacs et al.fi to C. H.
Brown, N W 4 section 8, town
ship 37, rango 1 W 10
Siven Borglund to Mary H. Low
ell, land in section 18, township
38, range 4W 1
Mary H. Lowell to Siven Borg
lund, land in section 16, town-
Bhip 30, range 4 W 1
William C. Deniff to 8. E. Dun
' .nington, half Interest to prop
erty in block 2. Jacksonville .... 900
Jesso Cook to W. H. Brown .81
. ncros in D L C 42, township
37, rango 1 W 1
M. Clemens to W. II. Brown,
.81 acres in D L C 42, township
37, range 1W 1
Sarah M. Andrews to R. O. Shear-
- er, lot 3, block 1, Sunnysido
addition to Medford 150
Annie Gosh to Almira E. Mat
tingly, property in Ashland . . . 2000
Frederick C. Page to John Greb,
lots 17, 18 and 19, Alva Vista
orchards 275
W. B. Maley to J. E. Roberts,
E ot N W S section 17,
townBhip 37, range 1 W 1800
Charles H. Veghte to J. W. Ab
bott, land in sochon 15, town
ship 39, rango IE 50
Lizzie Millsap to C. H. Neat
et al., lots 28 and 29, block I,
Railroad addition to ABhland 400
C. C. Barkdull to W. M. Holmes,
property in Mod ford 1
W. M. Holmes to W. D. Roberts,
property in block 55, Medford 700
S. C. Hamaker to Lewis Dennis,
property in Ashland 1500
F. E. Snyder to K. J. Edwards,
10 acreB in section 6, town
ship 39, range IE 10
Elizabeth Miden to William H.
Hamlin, 10 acros in seetion 26,
township 37, rango 2 W ... 300
Nathaniel F. Thompson to Ogns
, Lindjen, land in section 8,
township 35, rango 1 W 2000
Ida B. Tryor to H. E. Boyden,
lot 12, block 40, Medford ... 500
A. L. Wimer to Laotha Young,
part of lot 4, block f9, Jack
sonville 100
E. Hormcnn to C. Garrison, min
ing property in Elliott Creek
mining district 1
E. Hermann to F. Edwards, min
ing claim in Elliott Creek min
ing district 200
Cora F. Wilson to Mary B. Orr,
lots 3, 2 and part of lot 1, block
17, B atty's addition to Med
ford . 800
Elizabeth M. Smith to Lou A. El-
wood, 2i.91 acres in D L C 46,
seetion 8, township 38, range
1 W 4750
William Shaffer to W. H. Brown,
ft of 8 W T section 5, town
ship 37, range 1 W 10000
O. i C. Land company to O. It
o. Ken road companyfl property
in Ashland, Medford and
Phoei.il ; 1
A. Bertha Canning to George W.
fanning, property in Railroad "
addition to Ashland , i 1
Maria Haesett to Jacob Conley,
8 W H of N W 54 section 34,
township 35, range 2 W 100
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COPYft'OMT
Autumn Days
will soon be upon you now, when you
will need a suitable outfit for intermit
tent heat and cold, and we are prepared
with the proper fabrics to fashion yon
a Prince Albert, cutaway or sack suit,
or a fall overcoat, in all the latest outs
and styles, that will give you ths proper
style of a man of fashion and taste at
J. A. KREUZER & CO.
- DsTOMBM ArTB TAAOBL
tJOM ISUnTD, MXDFOKD, OU
Sheriff - D. J. Jackson to Mrs.
, Dose D Grout, N E i seetion
' H, township 33, range 3 . . il
Cnired State to Jaeob 0ev,
N E Vi of N W U aebs W,
townstaki 34 rang t T pm
Isottfe i. J.Wl V si. s Atn
Coutfty Improvement ottnpt,
' 4 sure ftt iDMiist kj, twaa
p 38, mango IT 1
D. B. Sage to Christ L. Einkoff,
M acme in I C 84, tomship
3", range 2 W , . , jjoo
Abel D. Helman to City of Ash
land, property in Ashland ... 1
nenry R. Hesse to Otto M. 8els
by, land in soction 28, town
ship 37, range IE 1
D. B. Soliss to Mary A. Isaacs,
Exc, N ft section 8, township
37, rango 1 W 3000
. 1 Notice to- Hunters.
As the Impression that it is lawful
to kill deer by dogs during hunting
season has gone forth, I wish to tsate
that In accordance with a decision ren
dered by the attorney general, it is
unlawful to kill deer pursued by dogs
at any time of the year, and that the
law in regard to the same will be rigid
ly afereed.
B. O. STEVENSON,
State Game Warden.
HARRY MESSLER,
Deputy Game Warden.
, MRS. ED ANDREWS
Voice Culture and 9rt of Singing.
1, Studio at Residence.
East Medford. Phono 225.
The Ever .
Ready Bottle
Keeps Liquids,
hot or cold, for
forty-eight hours.
Medford
Pharmacy - v
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E H,' H. Smith Silver
1 grnutMi H tin tot silver mde.
1 1? fuil lin.
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler Near Postofflce
Fin Watch and Jewelry Repairing a Specialty.
BIJOU THEATRE
TONIGHT
"STREET SCENES IN CHINA" A most inter-
esting picture on Chinese living.
"DICK'S SISTER" True to life.
"KING LIGHTHEAD" Unsurpassed ns a laugh
producer.
Admission 10 cents.
Southern Oregon District
and Ro&ue River Valley Fruit
sn n m re
1 I If J
-. -w
$3000 Cash
Balance in 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years at 6 per cent interest,
will buy
240 Acres
of fine Orchard Land, one mile from railroad station
and shipping point. Price $50 per acre. Nearly all
cleared; mostly level. A good tract to subdivide.
J. C. Brown
OFFICE: PALM BUILDING, UPSTAIRS.
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While the battleship fleet is traveling
around the globe on its mission of peace,
we are busy in Medford on our mission
of supplying to our many friends the
best cigars that can bo made.
Netioni 5 cent, R R V 10 cent
ml Del Marca 15 cent Cigar
From 15 cents to $15
'VSHBaiMSm aM
On and aftor Soptoinbor 21 the Em
erick Cafe will serve mcnls from lHc
to $15, so you may nil come, both great
and small, and rocoivo the samo Borvice.
If you can show us whore you can
get tho samo sorvico for tho same mon
oy, wo will give you a $5 dinucr. Try
us once mid you aro Biiro to como again.
The Emerick Cafe
yttrs. Krene .Ifampton Isaacs
instructor of "piano. TLtsit !lttttr)00
Stu&lo at 3ltt6nc. 3lortb J Strut
pboiu 824
R.R. V. Cigar Works!!
ANGLE OPERA HOUSE
One Night,
Thursday, Sept. 24
Gorman's Comedy and Vaudeville Co.
Presenting the Side Splitting Comedy
" WHO IS WHO"
Including 7 High Class Vaudeville Acts
PRICES 25, 35 AND 50c
A S even Room Hou se
can bo built now for what a six-room will
cost a little later. Is this worth taking ad
vantage oft Our stock is complete and we
solicit your orders for your requirements,
pledging satisfactory service.
C later Lake
Lumber Co.
Medford, Ore.
Oct. 1, 2 and 3
$1250 in PREMIUMS
For Fruit, Stock, Farm Products,
Fancy Work and Paintings, Etc.
Three : Days : Races
$750 in Purses. Free to the Public.
FOUR RACES EACH DAY.
Bring Your Products
Show tho world vour products.
BEAT THE EARTH OX FRUIT
PERKINS & JANNEY
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
Plans, Specifications, Superintendence. Surveying Et
in all its branches.
Rooms 28-29, Jackson County Bank Building.
ASHLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Ashland, Oregon.
Thonmiigh ami practical training in CO AIM H1SC1AL, SHORTHAND
nml KNC1I.1SII. individual inat ruction by experts. Wo havo boen
compelled to enlarge our qnnrtors ovory year, and linvo now socurod
amplo accommodations in tho Snoedenbiirg block. Twico as largo as
ever.
Nothing in tho lino of business training is too good for our students
COMPLETE COMMERCIAL COURSE
At About One-Half the Usual Expense.
Foil inf 11 Filiation free. P. R1TMI0R. President.
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EVERYTHING THAT'S OOOB
to eat or drink is hore the eatables
niculy cooked, if cooking they need
tho drinnbles properly hot or eold, as
wanted. Your individual taste is eoa
suited and entered to, and not an iteat
on tho billo f faro but is well and itttif
served on cloan tnble ware.
If You Will
foeiiB vour ove on tho hwgII
order Suita wo aro offering, jt
n.'un.o ut oitco tlmt they art
tionul values. You will find ov
hundred dilTorcnt suitings hr
which to niuko a anient inn. VT
liko to tnko your mwaHuromtntl
French Dry Cleaning and Frwjk
neatly done.
W. W. EIFERT
CITY TAILOR MBDFOS
Tribune Ads Bring Results
FOR BARGAINS IN REAl ESTATE
CALL ON
H. M. COSS
CORNKR WKST TliNTH AND K StRERES
City Properly, Farm Lands, Orchard Laud,' Hay Land
Improved and Unimproved Lands. Prices reasonable
and easy terms to suit purchasers. Free transporta
tion to and from all tracts. Office in residence. No
com in ssion business. I buy and sell direct.
Bargains in Pianos
I have a few fine Pianos left that I will sell at tv
bargain. Call at my office in residence, corner "W
1 Tenth and K Street.
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