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MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE MEDFORDa OREGON, SATURDAY. OCTOBER I0.jK)0B.
Fall Accessories
For Women's
Wear
Complete lines of Outing Flannels,
Flannelettes, Ginghams, Heavy and
Light Underwear, Wool and Kid
Gloves, Veilings, Scarfs, Etc.
Extra values in 42-inch Serge in
In-own, blue and green, at $1.25 a yard.
Kail Shoes in every style. See our
window display.
Van Dyke's
I i 1 1 j Hill, tin expert horticulturist,
luts Li-fit 1 in niching IIiih niurkrV witb
rll-iice MVM-t fititlltflfX,
(icory' F. Iexter huIJ bin ruiiili
in Luke 1'nek i iKt ri-t to Mr. Scbuefer
tor u neat num.
, M r. u nil M r. ( 'ha rle 1 1 mount mi of
San Jose, (Hi., Imv.i been visiting in
M(-lfirl ami AhMuimI iliiriiig the pant
fortnight.
j If you want hottest weight ami fair
j treatment, gu to the Rush mill for your
fc1 and baled hay. 175
! K. ('intitree and Inn family, who huve
I m ii Hitjoiirniiig in J'roHjiect district, left
lor their home in old Virginia Thursday
evening.
; (icorgc Wolgainott ha been in from
1 Hollywood nrehard Kevernl titnen dur
, ing tlit? jmst week.
I "Xo TrcHHjtaHH" cloth notieen at tlio
'Tribune office, i'Heo ccrtfH each, SO
j eentn a do.eu. m 250
j JaitM-H A. WiIhoii of JaekHonville, the
well known pioneer, made Med ford n
visit Tliurwlay.
i The Ifoydein Kineriek hunting party
has returned from a fortnight 'h trip to
the rmpiiia divide. They did not find
game plentiful.
s T. .1. Hamlin, who liven Houthwent of
Medl'ord, wan among the many hi the
city Wednesday.
L. 10. Hoover has returned from a
biiHitiCHH trip to the north.
ASHLAND PLANS NEW j
CATHOU8 CATHEDRAL I
KatloT J. A. Levenque, rector of Holy
Kositrv Catholic rhunh. has purchatt'd
Dr. liowernox' residence on the boule
vard uppojtite Union street. Futher
Levesque bought tin- mperty in his own
iiHine, but the Cutholis ihunh is can
vassing the matter of securing the prop
erty for the purpose of erecting a new
church edifice on that portion .;f the
vacant lot lying east of the residence
am: utilizing the residence as u resi
dence for the priest. The present church
on Sixth street is too small to meit
the meds of tin- growing congregation
in Aslnnd and the church people have
beMi planning for Rome time to secure
suitable location for the purpose of
erecting a new church and residence.
Vallev liecnrd.
LOUIS WEBB RELEASED
ON A $5000 BOND
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. !. Louis It.
Webb, who is accused by the govern
ment of setting fire to several town
ships of timber land in the Klamath
forest reserve, Modoc county, Califor
nia, has been released on bonds in the
sum of $."O00 to appear in Han Francisco
for trial. Webb is a miner living near
Klamath. He denies that he set fire
(ieorge 11. Durham, the (irautH Pass to the timber and declares that he is a
made Med ford and Jackson
professional visit during the
Social and Personal
Mr. and Mis. J. M. flarrett of Luke
Creek were in Medford Friday after
noon,
A. S. Ttoseiibauiu, the affable agent
of tho Southern Pacific at Medl'ord,
has returned from a short business (rip
lo Cortland.
Fred Hchneider, who has been a resi
dent of Kagle Point precinct for maiiv
years, has sold his farm of Kio acres
to L. K. Hover and O. Davis for $.Y((H).
Willi his wife, he recently removed
to Medford to permanently reside, hav
ing bought property or: Riverside ave
nne.
A choieo building lot, W In
good lection, is fo.1 aalo al ' iMrgaiu.
Kusy terms. Write Box fiOfi 175
Theodore Cameron and W. C. Kitto of
Jacksonville wen recent, visitors in Mi d
ford.
.Tatties Bass has gone to Houglas conn
ty, but will return soon, accompanied
by his family, who have been visiting
there for several weeks past.
A. II. Johns of Meadows precinct
transacted business in Medford Friday.
Mrs. Anderson of Foots 'reek has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. S.
Hoseiihtium.
11 Hlue Htom" flour is made from blue
Mom wheat. It is the best. IDS
(leorge Wolff went to Ashland on
Thursday afternoon's train.
(leorge hanic! of Prosper!, the well
ltiiown operator in govcrnmci.t lauds,
spent Thursday night in Medford.
j John I.ee, the contractor and builder,
: made Medford a short visit during the
week.
A. C. Walker of Central Point, the
nurseryman, spent a few hours in Med
ford Friday aftenioon.
if. !'. Hamilton of llig Hullo was in
Medford Thursday, on laud busiue
accompanied by his daughter.
Sen K. 1. Brown about the National
Protoctivo league. 175
ge N. Smith of Antelope, tli
successful pornologist, spent a few hours
in Medford Thursday.
C. H. Dukiu and W. V. Barnaul of
Phoenix precinct were recent visitors
in Medford.
K. B. -McKee, t he son t hern rcgon
pioneer, who now lives at (irants Pass,
has been visiting in Medford and .rack
souville and their vicinity.
' ' No Shooting ' signs at Tribune
office. Price 5 cents each, liO cents a
dozen. 12.r0 j
Horace Pelton of Sams Valley trans
acted business in Medford the fore part
of the week,
Frank Lewis, one of Kagle Point 's
business men, spent a few hours in
Medford Thursday.
W. A. von (ioethem, K. I. Thompson
and William Hillis were down from
Wimer Thursday on school matters.
Robert It. How, under sheriff, was
down from Jacksonville Wednesday eve
n ing. ;
Fred St iiisnn and (ieorge Carre 1 1 ,
prominent cili.eus of Mound district,1!
transacted business in Medford one day ;
this week. I
lawyer,
ville a
week.
Try n sack of "Blue 8tem" flour. 195
Ask for "Bluo Stem" hard wheat
flour. 195
John K. Boss was down from Central
Point' IViday afternoon. He has
signed his position as marshal of that
town, being succeeded by L. L. Love.
S. II. Burnish of Kagle Point ami
C. P. Hull of Brownshoro transacted
business in Medford Friday.
Rev. Andrew Brown, the pioneer niiu
ist'-r, who has been a resilient of Klatn
ath county for Home time, died at Klain
ath Falls Thursday. His remains will
be buried in the ccmetcrv at Williams
Creek, Josephine county, Sunday. Rev
S. B. Chustaiu of Medford will offi
ciate. Mr. Brown was nearly !0 years
of age and highlv respected bv all who
knew him.
See tho Porcelain Range.
Have you seen the Porcelain Bango
ono display at "llussey's Cash Store?
The "01 h cciilury range, a range ahead
of the times. Thousands in use in
America. Were invented and made by
the Japanese UlMMi years utfo. nly
range that will last forever.
ToYS PLAY WITH DYNAMITE;
ONE LOSES BOTH OF HANDS
TACO.MA. Wash., Oct. 10. Louis R.
companion, Leslie Depew, applied a
match, Krnesl Olscn, aged 1J, held a
stick of dvnamile and the tatter lost
both of his hands in the explosion which
followed. Physicians who have been
working over him all night announced
early today that the Olsen boy would
probably live. If so he will be manned
for life. The Depew boy was also pain-
tolly injured.
Christian Church, Comer Sixth and I.
"Who Is On the Lord s Sidef " is the
cry practical subject for the morning
hour's worship. Kvery member of the
li n re 1i is earnestly requested to be pres
ent.
1 What Is a Man Worth?" will be
discussed at the evening service. Is a
man worth as much now as he was
ten or twenlv years ago? allies are in
reusing in I lie Rogue River valley. Is
our manhood increasing?
Special music. The large chorus, led
by Mr. Kdmeads, will please and de
light you and help you to make higher
resolves.
Itible school a I 10 o'clock. V. P. S.
C. F. at OiHO p. in. Yon are cordially
invited to all these services.
victim of a plot batched by certain
people against whom he gave the gov
eminent information connect ig
with Oregon laud frauds.
t hem
Methodist Episcopal Church, B Street.
"A Wheel Within a Wheel" or "Has
God Anything to Do With Our Lives?"
will be the subject next Sabbath at 11
a. in. At night the theme will be 44 Tin
Awful Sin of Indifference." Sabbath
school at 10 a. m. P.pworth league at
(i;'M) p. in. All are invited.
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No singU inser
tion! less than 15 cents. Six in Bert ions
for the price of four. Seven ty-flv
cents a Hun per month.
FOB 8A1E.
FOR SALK Ono aero of ground, or
chard, firoom house, other improve
nients; fivo minutes' walk from West
Side school; for sale cheap if sold this
week. Write Tribune. 177
FOR SALIC One team horses, harness,
light wagon. Inquire at Scott's Feed
Yards or Box Sw(. 200
FOR SALE Choice business property
at a bargain on easy terms. P. O. Box
41S, Medford. 247
FOR SALK New Pinder concentrator,
complete, for sale at n bargain; never
been used. Address or call on W. J.
Wimor, Waldo, Or., or A. L Beanies,
Jacksonville. 190
FOB SANK Six-room house, bath elec
tric lights, well and city water, six
blocks from depot. For particulars ad
dress Box 800, Mqdford. 176
New Millinery
At Reasonable Prices
During the past week our Millinery Department
lias received and made up many very fine exam
ples of tho milliner's art. We invite you to see
Hie new hats. Our sales during the past ten days
demonstrate the fact that we are offering very
taking orations for very small prices. We color
feathers and show the largest stock of feathers and
trimmings in Southern Oregon, (live us a call he
fore buying.
THE WATST "WINDOW will give you an idea
of what we can show you Tii this line. Don't stop
at the window, hut come inside and allow us to
show you the new arrivals. We make the prices
the lowest.
TII K NEW ARRIVALS in Dags, Belts,
Combs, Neckwear, Wide Pitching, Skirts, Suits,
Coats, Etc., will surely interest you all at
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICES.
MEDFORD'S POPULAR PEOPLE'S STORE
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OP JACKSON COUNTY DANK.
FOR SALE A first-clan pianola-piano;
a bargain. P. O. Box 95, Medford.
WANTED.
WANTKI) First-cluss orchard limn to
plant to trees and cultivate large tract
of orchard land. Address P. O. Hox
IIS. Medford. Or. 1S3
WANTED Suite of light lionskeeping
rooms. O. P. B., Toggery. 176
WANTED Woman to do washing and
ironing ono dny a weok. Mrs. Bar
tholomew, 311 W. Sixth St. 170
SAVOY
T ONIO II T
"THE WALLS OP SING SING"
"LOST AND POUND"
"FLIRTATIONS"
Miss Eifert will sing the beautiful illustrated song,
"Mv California Home."
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Address Lock Hox 41S, city. 175
WANTED Horses for pasture, $2 per
month; no wire fonces; Bhadc, water
and grass. Apply to Walter Moore,
Phoenix, Or. 185
FOH SALE Dry oak stove and cord
wool. Apply Hotel Nash. 178
FOIi SALE A good small business on
Seventh stroet. Reasons for celling.
Address, P. O. box 512 or cnll at this
office. tf
Oli RENT Single furnished
12 1 North O street.
room.
178
FOR SALE Largest rooming house in
Medford; location unsurpassed; genu
ine bargain for the right party; cash
proposition only. Address J. C., care
of Tribune. 175
FOR SALE 320-aero ranch, $12,000,
first class improvements, well, family
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See
I.. K. W., Tribune office. tf
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of stock sheep. Write Box 131,
Bedford, Or.
TO TRADE Light single covered bug
gy for two-seated rig. L. E. W., Tri
buno office. tf
LOST AMD FOUND.
LOST A light bay horse, weight 1050
pounds, 9 years old, branded fj on
left shoulder, lame in loft shoulder.
Notify I. C. Dawson at Beagle, Or.200
FOR RENT A large warehouse, suita
ble for storage, hay and feed. O. W.
Stone, over Bijou theater. ISO
FOR RENT Furnished room with
board for gentleman; also day board
reasonable. Mrs. J. L. Stone, 10 North
(1 at. 170
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Department Bargains
1 WE ARE NOT (L)l'OTlN(l A REDUCTION KROM THE R EG U EAR PRICE ON EVERY ARTICLE 11 ERE.
I HOWEVER'. WE REOJ'EST THAT YOC COMPARE THE REGULAR SEELING PRICE, ()E OUR I
GOODS WITH Til E SALE PRICES ()E OTHER'S. I
i A HOSIERY I'.ARGAIN
i We are reducing the price on
; a lot ol L'OO pairs of the eel
; ebrated Hursoii Hose. Thest
; are the kind that save tht
; darning yarn ; reduced from
: '!") a pair to 25c
L'O YARDS EOR $1.00
Our bargain lot of L'OOO yds.
of Class A Gingham is fast
disappearing. Offer closes
October J."). A regular U
vards for .! seller, now L'O
var.ls for $1.00
KID KITTING CORSETS
We are showing several
styles of this noted line of
corsets. Every woman is
familiar with them. Worth
f 1 .''", now selling for.
each $1.00
MUNSING UND'RWEAR
This line is noted for it
Npiality. In vests, pants or
union suits, tor ladies , miss
es and children. Kvery gar
ment fully guaranteed,
prices from (i.le to $.1.50
GROCERY DARGAINS
Comb honey, such as is nsu
allv sold for 1.V to 'JO per lb..
now 100
1'J 1-Jc Carolina Head
Rice 100
10c A No. 1 Japan Riee....So
SCHOOL SHOES
We handle the llaniilton
I!rown school shoes. These
stand the wear and tear of
children's usage better than
any others. All styles and
sizes, priced from .-fl.'J")
to $2.50
PALMER COATS
Ladies', misses' and chil
dren's. We have received
the third large shipment this
season of these garments.
They are popular. There is a
just reason. Priced from
V8.- to $27.50
SUITCASES
Another large shipment of
Waxmon's popular Suit
cases in all styles, telespoc
ing suitcases, full leather,
leather lined, etc. in prices
froin.l.S.-to $8.50
THE OLD SETTLERS'
REST DARGAIN
I P.AZAR
Hutchison &
Lumsderi
A RAPIDLY GROWING
DUSINESS P.UILTON
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All New Pictures
Sundav
Matinee 3:30
jj Evening 7:30
Admission 10 cents.
BIJOU THEATRE
T O i I (1 II T
"TRIXIE, THE CLEVER PRINCESS" A beau
tiful picture all hand colored.
' ' TI IE TROUPLESOM E OARRUNCLE' 'Very
laughable.
"THE TWO MODELS"
Mr. Fish will sing the beautiful ballad, "I Wish I
Had a Girl."
Admission 10 cents.
Each Tenth to Be Given Away
riiginning Monday, October 12, and running through the week we
are going to refund the purchase price of each tenth purchaso up to
10.0(). It does not matter whether it is a nickel's worth of tacks or
a Toledo Range, a Maud S. rump or a mouse trap, a l'.lrtO Washer or
a C inch file, a dozen C'orbin locks or a paint brush, each purchaser will
be registered on the cash register and should yours lie the tenth one
yon will get your money back up to . 10.00. You can buy at. prices
never before offered to you in Southern Oregon. People nr.i i.ow pee
ing how much money is saved by paying cash as they go, and we sec
our sales increasing. You may not believe this, but we dare you to try
it aud we know just what you will say. Remember that for six days
we will give to ench tenth purchaser his money back up to $1(1.00 for
one week only. Tiny nnything you need, a heater stove, a range, a tub,
a hoe, a hammer. You may get it for nothing. Where f Why? At
Shortie Garnett
OF OOl-RSF..
COMING SOON TO
THE GRAND
Monday and Tuesday Nights,
October 12 and IS
Dy special arrangement. "DRYAN IN CHICA
GO" and the Great Labor Day Parade A
feature oi the first water, a marvelous pic
ture 1IV0 feet in length, something that you
cannot afford to miss.
Don't forget the date. Mnr.t'D.y and Tuesday, Oc
tober 12 and 13. AT THE GRAND.