EDFORD DAILY TRIBUNAL MEDFORl OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1008.
Social and Personal J RIOTING IN LISBON; Classified Advertisements
Ask for "Blue Htra" bard nheut
flour. ' 15
New W. L. Mack and his family re
turned Thursday evening from a trip
to the southern part cf the valley.
Mrs. 0. Ankeny of Kugenc, who has
been at Klamath Kails, is visiting rela
tives living iu Meilfyrd.
Aro you going to improve that lot
of yonrsj Are you going to seed your
law'nt Are you going to plant bul'isf
If so, Cook ran supply your every
want. R. R. V. D. W
George L. Nenle and his son, who live
near Central Point, were in Mcill'ord
Thursday morning.
Oeorgo W. Dewey nnd YV. S. Chapman
were down from Tnlcnt precinct during
the week.
Edison riionogrnphs at Singler Music
Store. 185
Oeargc Gray of Klamath county ar
rived in Medford Thursday on a visit
with relatives.
Charles F. Young of Gold Kill was u
Modford visitor Thursday.
If you want he best in fruit, shade
nnd ornamental trees, shrubbery, roses,
bulbs, seeds, small fruits, etc., it will
pay you to call on C. 1'". Cook and place
vour order at once. It. K. V. It. Int
Mrs. K. A. Iinbler, who peppered MiBB
Klla Williams with birdshot while the
lattel and some of her friends were
raiding the former's vineyard, was ex
onerated by the Josephine county grand
jury.
Hear the now Edison Phonograph
(Wonderful). Singler Music Store. 1H0
Sevornl inches of rain have lallen
during the past week and farmers cnn
begin plowing. Tho dry spell just end
ed was the most protracted ever expe
rienced in southern Oregon.
Longest record on record. Hear them
at Singler Music Store. 1HS
E. P. Dunlap, while digging a well
for Mauley Jncobson in Wagner Creek
district, unearthed a mastodon tusk im
bedded in sandstone. One section was
a foot long and eight inches in diameter.
A full lino lit fine imported bulbs at
Portland prices. Where? C. V. Cook,
West Sido. 17
Mrs. S. J. Day, of Jacksonville, has
been visiting friends living iu Med
ford.
"No Shooting" signs nt Tribune
offico. Irico 5 rents each, BO cents a
dozen. 2M
Harold Jackson, a former resident of
Jacksonville, who is practicinLL den
tistry in Portland, was n r nt visitor
in Medfordd.
Try a sack of "Hlno Stotn" flour. 11)5
Edison Phonographs nt Singler Mimic
Storo. ' !S.r)
P. L. Crantlll, the pioneer merchant,
spent a lew hours in Ashland Friday
afternoon.
Longest record on record. Hear them
nt Singlor Music Store. 1H.1
Edison Phonographs at Singler Music
Store 1N!
l.arkin Reynolds and Roy Itowmnn
were over from Jacksonville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, of Central
Point precinct, trailed with our mer
chants Friday.
"Bluo Stotn" flour is made from blue
utom wheat. It is tho best. 1ft!)
F. J. Swenuing, who has been con
nected with the United States Geo
TWENTY-THREE DEAD
Monarchists and Republicans Engage in
Fierce- right Use 'Posts to Batter
Down Doors of Church Where Mon
archists Hid Themselves.
On Cent a Word No single Inser
tions less than IS cent. Six Insertions
for the price of four. B4venty-flv
cent! a line per loonta.
FOB 8A1E.
LISBON, Portugal, Oct. 1". Twenty
three men were killed or mortally
wounded and 40 were seriously injur.al
iu a great riot at Azambuja, between
the monarchists mid republicans l:t the
municipal election primaries today.
The rcpubliccns outnumbered the
monarchist and were the ugrcscors in
iho fight. After a struggle iu -the
streets, the monarchists were put to
flight and took refuge in u chuuh, bar--iimliug
the doors and windows.
The republicans then obtained heavy
,.osts and limbers, with which they
niiide battering rams. With these they
battered down the doors and with stones
broke all the windows that were expos
iil, When the doors were broken open
the mob rushed into tho church and at
tempted to massacro the monarchists.
A bloody battle was fought uiuk-r Un
roof of the sanctuary, in whieh knives
and guns were ur,ed with deadly eftect.
The monarchis'.s, having no means of
retreat, fought desperately until the ar
rival of tho troops. The soldierB ar
rested a number of tho leaders and
finally restoied ordor.
The town is under martial law, as
the authori-ies fear further trouble
FOIt SALE At a bargain, lirst class
automobile. Write C, Tribune. 1H11
FOIt SALE A hoiiBe and lot in Cen
tral Point, one block from Main street,
house 24 feet square, 4 rooms, lot fifix
1 10; price l."j(MJ. Inquire of Mrs. 1 M.
Emerson, Central Point, Or. 210
FOR SALF One acre in Medford; fine
residence property; oak trees; good
well. C. W.' Stone, over Bijou Thea
ter. 183
FOR SALE Three gentle saddle and
driving horses, t'10, 40 and t.'iO. First
house ucross Beur ereek ono left ide
of street. E. A. Halfer. 183
REPORT F.iNG rETEB HAS
ABDICATED HIS THRONE
IjONOfW, Oil. 1?. King Peter ol
Servia hn.l sr-cretlv abdicated his throne
and is lenr.ioi ..'ervin, necording to it
report rrcchvil born today. Efforts to
verify (lie rept.rt hnvo so far proved
I utile,
Tlr ireeil ers of the national ossein
hiy and il the kino's cabinet profesi
ignorance of King Peter's whereabouts.
It is 1 iii .vii that Peter has been un
imiml.'.r with lis people for several
ye-irw. ,it,d when le refused to declan
war on .union Hungary recently ol,
the noi'Mition o Pohliia and Herzego
viun the popubico was curried.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science services are held
-very Sunday morning at II o'clock
n the Commercial Club room. Subject
,f the loMHon-Bcrinon for October 18.
Mi.iKtriue of Atonement." All arc
'.vdionie. Snndnv school at 10 o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Churck, 1 Street.
"God's Veldiet Concerning a Prosper
ous Man ".will bo the subject next Sab
Inlli at II a. in. At night tho theme will
be "A Judge Trembling in the Preiienci
of a Prisoner." Sabbath school at
10 a. in. Epworth league nt 0:30 p. m.
All are invited.
in I ... 1 1 1 mr banks o
i . iiik, .nut which lias iconi
FOR SALE Eight-room house, closets,
pautry, eummor kitchen, bathroom; 4
acres of land; Fish Lake ditch runs
through middle; 1 miles from Med
ford postoffice on Ccntrul Point road;
part down, long time on balance. Ap
ply to A. C. Taylor, 2!4 miles north of
Medford, Central Point road. 181
FOR SALE A good small busincn on
Seveuth street. Reasons for colling.
AddrosB, P. O. box 512 or call at this
office. t'
FOR HALE One team horsea, harness,
light wagon. Inquire at Scott'i Peed
Yards or Box 800. 200
FOR SALE Choice business property
at a bargain on easy terniB. P. O. Box
4 ft. Medford. 247
FOR SALE Now 1'indor concentrator,
complete, for sale at a bargain; never
keen uBcd. Address or call on W. J.
Wimor, Waldo, Or., or A. E. Keamea,
Jacksonville. '00
FOR SALE 320-acre ranch, 12,000,
firBt clasH improvements, well, family
orchard, otc. This is a bargain. See
L. E. W., Tribune office. tf
FOR tflUE A first-class pianola-piano;
a bargnin. P. O, Box 93, Mod
ford.
FO'lT HUNT Nicely furnished room
with buard. Third louse from Oak
dale uvenuu on Tenth street. Tele
phone 015. 180
WANTED.
WANTED Experienced young man
wants steady position us clerk in gen
eral or shoe store; bent of references.
Address llul L. Conrad, Medford post
offico. 184
WANTED A competent girl; two in
tho fumily; no washing; will pay good
wages. Address P. O. Box 421), Med
ford, Or.
WANTED First-class orehnrd mun to
plant to trees nnd cultivate largo tract
of orchard land. Address P. O. Box
418, Medford, Or. 185
logical Bureau during the past sensmi
. returned from Klamath county Kridnjprcscilt campaign.
"""'IK- 4 ( , .
"No Tresspass" cloth notices nt tlj-nim our l.'Jtrnillijrs mid HilVlllgfj
Tribuno office. Price 5 cents each, n.. J , , 1,,.,., ., .-. . -n I
cants a dor.ou. 250 ' 1 tU1 M .( 'U1 1 Wltll-
Jmltfn Kent nnd A. K liVnnies hn.KO CM 1 1 1 1 1mI 1o i'('Uritv? Boil't
iHH'ii in Hnlem in biiHincHH iu the Oil., :., ,,,.( , , ", - . ,
i II V S O '(tll tf'
WANTKU lloraee for pasture, $2 per
month; uo wire foncea; ahado, wutor
ami grit.. Apply to Waltur Mooro,
Phoenix, Or. 185
WANT KI) Umbrella ropiiriu(j. Cull on
A. K. Tutsumo, near bridge. 182
WATT? IWr7"biy frmn 100 to3U0
hwi of fiUtk oe
M4M, Or.
in Siiprciiu Court,
Any lndioH wlio nrn Murubonn or
intorentcd In tho orilnr will amid thoir
iMiiinH nnd inlilreHH to Mm. Allco l'or
gflS, Deputy Huprcmo Commninlor nt
Mud ford, KHiornl dolivnry. 1H12
Dr. D. V. Adkiim left for Portland
l-'ridny ovcuiiiK to join hm 1'iunilf.
A. D, Nnylor, tho lumber umtuifuc
turiT, ih down from Inn mill in Ander
Hon Creek diet riot.
Bullm! Hullm! Ibilbsl Where? At
r, K. Conk'H, li. U. V. D. 1S7
Tlrnd Kiidi'lilT. of Anhliind, tniniu'led
buHineHH in Medford Fridny.
A full line of tine import. 'd bulbs nl
Cortland prices. Where? At Cool h,
It. it. V. D. 187
F. K. Furry, a businesH men uf I'lme
nix, hiiH been in Medford Heveral tiinen
lately.
Plant your bulbs now. lv'7
Mr. nnd Mrs. (VIj. IteiiineH, for nuiny
yearn residents uf .liirkson ville, luive
become eiti.ens of Medfnrd.
Arthur Kb'inliammer and .1. II. Kn
ers of Sterlinc precinct were nninii tin
mnny iu Medford Friday.
Mr. am) Mrs. J. W. Myers, of ( en
tral Point precinct, ere jjuets 1'"
.1. Williamson and Ins family fridny.
II. D. Kubli. the well K n Ktnck'
raiser, was over from A ppleate Fri
day nfternoon.
,T. D. Williams, of Central Point,
mnde Medford a business vinil Fridny,
Mrs. W. It. Coleman, nf Jacksonville,
passed ft few hours in Medford Fridny I
afternoon. J
Mrs. Marion Tryer, who has been al i
iturke'ii Sanitarium iu Sonoma counts I
Crtl., during the pnst nevernl weelss, re
turned Friday eeniiii;. considerably ;
improved tu health. J
Welborn Helton, if Talent precinct. ,
was n husmess visitor in .Meiitoni i r.
day nfternoon.
.T. II. Messier, of the Kmoriek roonr
ing house, spent Fridav night iu tlotd
ii.ii. .
Mr. I Terr, tin mechanic mine?, went
norfjji Thursday in sean h of n location.
Tie may atopt (irnnl Pass.
" "jin is salW
or njll'' ii'li".- -
Usl Yew r&pttiy
With Me
flood house, tl rooms $17 il)
viood house, Tt roonm $10(1
(food house, 4 rooms $71)0
HiO acres within one nnd one-half inilos
railroad station, all iu cultivation;
J'air improvements; tl acres in trees;
easy tonus.
7H0 acres $-13 pnr acre; lf0 in culti
vation; all (food land; tfood improve
meats; one third down, balance 1 to
10 years at per cent; ood invest
inent.
Wanted A loan of $1000; security, in
side business property.
). Q. ESo&erJ.
Offico. Hotel Nosh, I) street entrance.
TO TltADl Light sitgla e.ovorod bug
y f,r two-Btiat ri(. L. E. ., Tri
buno office. tf
Purity and More
As I ivv rxplaiiictl fully
before, Oolestin Mineral
Water is juit up in all its nat
ural purit'. Tliis might
mean little- if I should stop
there. However, the quality
of this water is such thati
most doctors in the valley of
the Houe recommend, it for
weak stomachs and kidneys.
And, as an ounce of preven
tive is worth a pound of cure,
why not use it at the table
daily?
Angle Opera House
Thursday, Oct. 22nd
Chas. ). Hazel rigg
announces
The One Recognized
Etheojiian Company
RICHARD & PRiHGLES
FAMOUS
Minstrels
Kig free (Street I'arade at
noon. ( i rand open air Con
cert in front of theater at
7:30 p. in.
Seats on sale at Uaskins'
Saturd'"- " . October 17.
Anniversary Sale Bargains
Extra Discount of 5 per cent on bills of $5.00 or over
If you come to town on the railroad we will RETURN RAILROAD FARE, so
that von can trade iust as easy and for no more expense than in yov.r home town.
If vou don't come by rail we"will give you a DISCOUNT OF 5 PER CENT, on all
purchases of $5.0 or over, no matter whether goods are on sale or not. You get 5
py cent, discount on everything.
Below we mention a few of the many good things which we have to offer to our
patrons. "We invite you here to see the bargains which we offer and assure you
that you will never be disappointed in anything you buy. If anything proves unsat
isfactory we will cheerfully make good.
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I find it at SI
Hussey's I
f Cash
1 Store
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Suit Department Specials
Bought For This Sale
Our Keady-to-Wear Bcction offers tho greatest inducements to those who
caro to save. A lady camo from Klamath Fullo and saw a coat in our storo
marked 5.00, which the merchant thero was asking $7.50 for. Needless to say
that wc sold her a coat. Hero aro some more bargains:
Suits worth up to $20.00
for
Suits worth up to $40.00
fcr
Skirts worth to $6.00
for
Skirts worth $9.00 to $11.00
for
Children's Coats worth to
$2.50 for
Ladies' Coats worth to $9.00
tor .'
$11.00
$25.00
..$2.98
$7.00
$1.50
$5.00
Suits worth to $30 00 for
only
Suits worth to $75.00
for
Skirts worth to $9.00
for
Skirts worth to $13.50
for
Child's Coat worth to $1.00 frr qp
for JlL.Lj
Ijailies' Coats worth to $14.0
for
$40.00
..$5.00
..$9.89
Neckwear
worth, to 50c for
I7c
A Wt uf fine Neckwear, odds nnd
uinls of broken lines: ;regl:ir 25c,
'Mil uni 50c values; to close f 7
out for, choice, only Ill)
Belts
worth to 75c for
25c
A lot of odds and ends of broken
lines of now nnd stylish Belt3 for
ladies; values from ."Vie and Of
along to 75c, for u JO
Ribbon
worth, to 40c for
15c
A big Jot of plain and fancy all silk
and Union Ribbons; legular 25c, 30c,
35c nnd 40 values; to close j C
at, choice 1 JO
Everything For The Little Tots
1
i A9 revvD.
.W)'? A light bay hem, woight 1050
pounds, 0 ycarB old, branded on
left shoulder, lame in loft shoulder.
Notify I. C. Dawson nt Ucnglo, Or.200
I, OUT Straw colored Irish terrier dog.
with short tail, Medfonl dog license
No. 8!) on collar. Notify 11. Nethor
Inml, Medford, unit receive reward. 1X0
LOOT An umbrella; was left nt north
end of 7Kxpoxith.il building. W. IV
lliirney, Nnsh hotel. 180
N1W CA8EI.
Iu ttio mutter of the npiciil of fl. T.
Salisbury from the corvcy of the conn
ty surveyor; appealed to circuit court.
V. M. ('ulkins, attorney for plaintiff.
Uniform Excellence of
Quality iti Every
tiling we Sell.
HARMONY
IN YOUR
NEW HOME
Color blending of Furniture,
Draperies, Carpets, Woodwork,
Walls, nuke home life happier.
Our expert decorative sprn:'.I:;t v'!l
vi it your fity sonn. Without ol !i
;itiiVI ' I'e "ill discuss the fu:
nihinys for your new home.
Write frf pan lull i j
J. G. Mack & Co.
Furniture ami Carpets
I'ORTI.AN ii. oRrnoN
Singh Rooms FurnijhrJ Tastefully
You should visit our Infants' Wear Department if you have any little friends to
remember this rmas.
HOODS, iu crochet, wool, silk, bearskin, velvet, felt, etc :.
DOOTEES, the cutest assortment you ever saw anywhere
SWEATERS Say, you can't imagine how pretty they are
SACQUES In the machine and hand knit; values from
LEGO INS In single and double, long and short 23c and to 75c
CARRIAGE ROBES A dandy value at $1.50
TOQUES 2.")c, H.'ic, 50c, 75c and $1.00
MITTENS '. : 25c and along to $1.50
..25c and to $2.50
...10c and to $1 .00
...75c and to $2.50
...25c and to $2.00
12 t$ Silkoline 9c
Hilkolhia make tho boHt covering for comfortables bo
cimao it is soft, and wears well. Just received, a A
big lot bought special; worth 32 l-2c, for j(j
Cotton Batting
Hock liivor cotton Bats aro cleaner, fluffier and make
wanner, inoro lasting and moro satisfactory fillings
for ooiiifuriuulus. A regular 4-lb. bat
for
MEDFORD 'S "LITTLE KOST" LADIES' SHOP
BAKER-HUTCHASON CO.
CENTRAL AVENUE, JUST NORTH OF JACKSON COUNTY DANK.
Jacksonville- Merchant Sued
A suit whs lili-d in the circuit court
Win. .leiiiiinH sei-k to ici'ovrr the
sum nf $211011 on the pQ-uisNory note !
of TlioniHs ,1. Kinnev n well-known ;
.Jacksonville merchant.
That's why so many people buy all their
groceries here. 'And their pastry and
breads) nf'fs ill our Makery Department.
Our prices are just as popular as our
goods, too.
Registration Glows October 20 1
Hint tmt total TfK'istriittnn for the '
I'rcsirlentinl election In .lnckaon county
will resell 4700 when the lists slose u '
Oct. 20.
Allen 6 Reagan
q II A L 1 T Y U R O 0 E R S
SEE THE WINDOWS
We liave on display a complete new big line of Suitcases, Grips, Trunks, etc... a few of which arc
shown in the window. They are Waxnian Drothers' make and are in all the new st vies and leathers
o
Priced right, when selling from SJ51.85 to $8.50
Our line of Huston Rubbers is very complete. Wo can fit a rubber to most any shaped shoe. Rub
ers for tho little ones and Rubers (s'i; ladies and misses. Men's Rubbers, Yeto Toe Rubbers and oth
ers. "Priced at a small margin when selling froin-IOc on up to 90
Hutchison & Lumsden
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Hdfr4 Triton, 50t ft ntttfc.
W, A. Jones, nheriff. to Carter
Lund oompanv, property in
Summit addition to Ardilaud . :
Sheriff V, A. Jones to t'arter
Land company, property Qti
Sumi'O add it ion to Ashland . .
Willinm Kims to ('. J. llremnier
n.an, lot :i, blo. k 4, Ktvn a.tdi
tion to Mnlfonl
J. K. Xnn Srut to .1. 1.. (iuiili,
land in township ranjjo 1 K
Kli7.:i l.oni to Frank K. tlriove,
ptoperty in Prneht 's ndditiou
to Ashland
Martha A. Anderson, jardian of
Hattie Anderson, to John It.
Norrift. land in township 3S,
ninge I V
J. dm R. Xorris to q K. Watt,
HO neres in township rnngp
' fc"-0
in
rTEOROES LYNCH A NEGRO
FOR ABUSING A CHILD
D50
GAI.VK8TOX. T.-i., Oct. 17. A ne
gro mob took a member of their rnee
from the jail at (Urn Flora. Wharton
county, last night ami lynched him.
Henny Price, 30 years of ni;e, ahn. ,1
a 12 year -ol J girl last evening ami was
captured.
A mob of representative nrgrora at
tacked the jail and hanged him to a
t ree.
Attnrlic.l to tin. liody was n warning
for all criminals of Price's class to keep
away fmm Wharton rniimy, nnd that,
any such captured would he hanged by
the negro population, whether he be
I In.'k or white.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
' ,
Prank Silva und Delia 1'ursel.