Social and Personal
Sum Wtuy, thu geninl insurance ug'.ut,
is dowu from Portland interviewing the
many ugents for hi company in thiH
uoction.
Ask for "JUno Stem" hard wheat
flour. ' 15
Wen (ireeii made (lie quickest (lip to
. the HI no Ledge on record Urn fore part
the week. It is over 40 miles to
Kilecn, over a mountainous road, ami
lie covered t lie- distance in two hours and
thirty minute.
Ediaou Phonographs at Singler Music
Htoro. 1-"
.1, W. Opp of the Ojip (,'oiisolidutcd
mines., located war Jacksonville, 'vtin
a recent luisim-ns visitor in Medford.
Aro you kj'"K to improvo that lot
of yourMf Aro you tfoiiig to seed your
lawnf Aro you going to plaut but1?
If ho, Cook can supply your every
want. It. It. V. I). 1H7
Oenigd 1. lJavis, preiiident of the
Hank of JjtekHuuvilio, has been in Mod
ford several times lately.
If you want ho best in fruit, shade
mid ornanieiital trees, shrubbery, roses,
bulbs, seeds, small fruits, etc., it will
pay you to call on C. F. Cook and place
vour order at once, It. It. V. i). 187
N. V. Kime, a successful fnruire of
(Iriffin Creek HkI rk-t, and his family
have returned from a visit to several
stated in the middle west. Niek says that
the sentiment is strongly in favor of
William .1. Hryan and Im expects lu si'e
him elected president on November .'1.
Hear the. new Kdisou Phonograph
(Wonderful). Hingler Music Htore. ISi
Longest record on record. Hear them
ut Hingler Music Store. 18.1
Frank Kmvnltiky, who has Imcii em
ployed on our electric line in the Wil
lauielte valley, is in Mcdfnrd again.
A full line of due imported bulbs at
Cortland prices. Where f C. r. Cook,
West Hide. 187
Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Shaw and Mrs.
A. Klmer were over from Jacksonville
Saturday nfternoon.
Try a sack of "Blue Stem" flour. IDS
K. Sanltoru, (he expert stationary en
giiici-r, spent a few hours in Medford
Saturday.
Kdisou Phonographs at Singler Music
Htoro. 185
Mrs. V. 'P. MeCray is at home again
after u short visit in Stockton, Cal.
Longest record on record. Hear them
at Hingler Music Store. 185
.1, Kambell, the genial butcher from
Tolo, was a business visitor in M eel ford
Saturday.
Edison Phonographs at Singler Music
Store. 185
Sam Vana Dvlte, the successful farmer
transacted liusineNs in Medl'ord Salur
day afternoon.
"No Tresspass" cloth notices at Hie
Tribune office. Price f coats each, 50
cents u do.en. 2.10
.lames Mass and liis fnmily have re
turned from a visit at his fonucr home
in Douglas county.
Hulhs! Itulbst' Mulhs! Where? At
C. F. Cook's, It. if. V. I). 1,87
Oeitf'ge P. Minis went In (irnuls Pass
Sunday on a business trip nf several
days.
P. W. and Iteinludd Wiim-linn left, for
the north Mondny morning. The latlei
will go to Coiui Hay in search of a loco
tion.
Murk Whipple of Woodville was
nmimg his Medford friends Saturday.
I, C. Wilson of Hams Valley, who
has extensive business interests here, i
spending a few days in Medfonl.
Kricksoti brothers, who have been em
ployed in northern California during the
past season, have returned to their home
in llig Mutto district.
Mrs. .1. A. Mcintosh 1ms been visit
iag relatives and friends living in Ash
In ml.
The registration books close Tuesdnv
evening, October 20. If you have not
registered be mire to do so now.
Charles Hamilton and Martin Peruoll
worn over from Applegate a few days
since.
William Out Ion of Knglc Point pre
euiet was among the many in Medford
during the week.
C. (). linker, William Perry ami
Charles Obenchnin are down from Pi
Untie.
. The board of equalization is meeting
at Jacksonville and will remain in se-
sion until Saturday evening.
Claude Jones rpent Monday nigh) in
Medford. Me is now improving a farm
of t''(l acres in Sums Valley that he re
-eentlv bought of Mr. Hibbs for ;lOOil.
A. W. Clemens ami his son, J. 1,.,
wiio live at Cent nil Point, visited 1 1km i
Medford fiiciidt the fore p:irt of the
week.
The Koviil Xeighh.tr of America mel
at their Indue lonrn Monday evening.
Two candidaten weie initialed into the
order and after their initiatory work
games and r-ftedimenls were indulged
in until the wee hours of the morning.
Including the invited quests, about jn
were present.
Homer Hill killed a fine doe in his
father ' orchard, located a few miles
southeast of M d ford.
A full line of flue imported bulbs at
Portland prices. Whref At Conk Y
It. It. V. 1). 1S7 I
fleorge King. wh. it residing in Sn
nonm county, alifornia, arrived in Med
fnrd Sunday evening, accompanied In
his son, (lenrge King, dr.
Plant your bulbs now. t s7
W . I. Crieve. county asetvor eh
passed several hours in Mcdfnrd M
inv.
District Convention
The fin mini convention of thr ritrist
inn ehuiVhes of lln sonth-wenl Oistiii-i
will be held al UranN I'.-tss. (Vt. '2 and
2i. Ail thnt run n from Medford an
reipiested to report (o K'v, M. V, IT urn .
An interesting prognim is nrrnuued.
A number of lailirr hare formed n
Sliakespi uM an i lil, nliirh nifetN nf thr
homes of 1 lie different bid irs evi-ry
Thurmlay to read and discuss that an
Dior's fumons pluys. Following are the
members of the club: Mesdnme lobert
N'yo, J. J. Hexton, .losophino Hunsell,
Hobert Harnett. H. V. Mulkty, A. K.
Hoames, J. W. Hobinnon, . ("rom-h
and Miss McCully.
Hsdfonl TribuHt, 60s jw tnutth.
At the Savoy,
The performance las! night at tin
Savoy was excellent and pleased u large J
audience. ' ' The Water Sprite " in u 1
picture port raying a German legend of
Ihe, Khiiie. The water scenery of this
pie t uie is very beautiful and colored
rue o nature. Thin legend is well act
ed and tells a story with a strong
moral,
"Two Clever Detectives," u farce,
comedy picture, portrays the efforts of
two zealous and clever detectives to
capture a jewel thief and earn a large
reward. Many sidesplitting situations
occur which caused a great deal of
laughter. The picture merits it. "The
Little Detective" is a very realislic
melodrama, showing that strong cir
cumstantial evidence should not con
vict a man of murder.
The pictorial lyric, "Beside the Old
Oak Gate," was sung in u most pleas
dig manner by Mian Kifert.
The sit m u performance will be given
tonight.
Next Wednesday and Thursday the
management will put on pictured pur
I raying the Olympic games, This race
tvus very exciting, especially tin1 finish.
It causes comment all over the civil
i.'-d world. Johnny Hayes, the winner
of this race, Hmithsoii, Kelly and Gil
bert, the great Oregon athletes, Were
tendered a reception in New York City
that etpiuled the ovation accorded
Mryan upon bin return from his trip
around the world. This iu an attraction
that no one can afford to mifs. Iff
member the date, tomorrow and Thurs
day.
At the Bijou.
An excellent frontiers' day reprodnc
tion is on ut the Bijou tonight. "The
Frou t ierMinau 's Bride " is full of in
tcrcstiug scenes and is one of great
reality. The opening scene of thu pic
ture shows the home of the frontiers
man on tho banks of a western river.
The frontiersman is juHt returning home
in his canoe from a day's hunting and
his wife is down at tho river to meet
him. Together they walk home ami sit
down to tin1 evening meal. Here they
aro attacked by a band of Arapahoe
I ml inns. The Imliiuis bind t he frou
tiiTMinun hand and foot and dace him
in the house, then setting fire to the
house. They carry away the wife, iu
tending to burn her at the stake. In
Ihe meantime the husband manages to
' raw I to a nearby ranch and spreads
the news of Ihe Indian raid. The rani h
ors then n I" the rescue. It is n
thrilling finjit that, takes place between
the Indians and ranchers. The ranch
ei's finally recover the f rent iersman V
wife f ruin Ihe Indians.
An excepl ionally good comic entitled.
"Oh, What An Appetite." is included
in this performance; alno a beautiful
illustrated song.
Tlio Mlnstrols.
"Tho Miii-fri'ln" nio n 1 i .1 . -i I
A iiKTM'iin nisi it lit iitii. Tlu iltiy, Ihr
i.-t nt.piliitti.-. tin1 ii'"'!i mill tho iniiNirul
(.iiiv.lv nil hi:. I lli.'ir l.irlli in llm OM
Wui'M. lint tin tninMrt'lH nro wlmllv
Aniorirnn. DnuhiloxH thin ni'i'ounts Tin
the wiirin pliico Ihoy tnli! in I lit' hi'iirth
nf tin' Ami'itfun H'iiplo.
Thi'ii1 in a iHt'lVrtMU'o nf Hiiniiiii
iiiiiiiiii; liiiiijr :iiiln-i-M nf I lu hIuim1 hm to
tho nxtu't ihito tho fiml niinstrnl ht
fiirmniifo wm (livon, lint it. Wll prnlt
tll.lv lll.imt nr 'OH. All nf till' ol.l
linio oonii;mion that Rprnno; inn ox
iHtoin'i' from 'hat linio nntii '"" liavo
piiMM'il away, with tho oxooptinn nf
niio, Kii'lianlH .V Printilo 'h, wliioh ap
pour at tho A nlf Opora IIiiiiho nn
'riitirsilnv nf tliia wook.
'I'Iiim I'linipniiy oarrioH 411 nf tho poll
nino oiilinoil pi'iiiliict. nnl. a whito iiiiui
iinitat inn, nr tnalio lioli.' o, lint, tho pon
uino arliolo.
Tlio Hwoot siintliorn HniifjH, ilanooH amt
plantation pastimoK aro prniluooil with
a n:itii!nliii"oi alninHt lioynnil lioliof.
'I'll ro aro a host nf olovor rnlnoiliaiiH.
toil liy that prini'o nf Kthinpian fun
itor-i. claroiiro I'nwi'll, wlui tlrawit nno
nf the liiryo.it, if nut tho larpont Halary
for paitl a miiiMtrol p.'rfitrnior.
Tlion tlu-ro is n laivjo otuiipany
siiio;.-, ilanoom noil sj inlty art
nf
l.l tho
liost liaml oor ranioil li
. t.inpany.
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Mri. Amt'lia I'.imer and daughter wcii
Mi .H'mhI vivittirH Sutiirday afternoon.
I'ronU Tnurv. who whs t'ouiiortrd
with WnsHt'I's eotifei'tionery store, made
u it friiMidly i m 1 1 t-'ridny. lie is now
litniti-d iu Portland.
Mis Nsie Mt-rullv sprat Saturday
:ilti-rtli"..l in Mcdfnrd.
Attorney PnggH of Medlord wan do
ing Imwtni'HS Ht t he county Heat Sat
unlay afternoon.
Tlit N'ativr Paughters have announe
l that Ilo'v will give their annual ball
Thanksgiving night. This is always one
nf the holing events of tin- season.
Mrs. Fred l.uy of Medford spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her father,
ilnatu ibci who is ipiite ill.
Mis. John K. Milter and Misses Her
tlia Trim and l.eotia I'lrieh were nnomg
the Jaelisonville people in Medford Sat
unlay.
W. M. Seheble was one of Ashland's
business men who visited at darksou
tile Mondav.
t'iri'itit eouit is again in session this
w-'tdv and the following attorneys from
Medford are in attendance: W. I. Vaw
t.r. W. !:. IMiipps, K. K. Kelly and W.
M, I'olvig.
S. 1''. Il.tthakav was up from Central
1'oint ou Monday.
K. I. Itriggt, the V-dilaud attomev.
in town this week.
C, L. Realties loft for Salem Monday
evening, where he expects to get ft
"certificate of probate cause" in the
I'. M. Cuss ease, the same ha tug been
nied iu this court.
.leif Heard o( the Sterling mine spent
Monday in town.
Mrs. C. ,1. Hrndy .if Ashland spent
Monday afternoon tit the county seat.
J. t. Ait ken nf Wood v tile was ft
.larksoiivilte isitor on Mondav.
V, If. QalkLn. ecuft reporter, emne
down from AahUnd Munday to uttend
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BEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE MED FORD, OREfiON, TUESDAY.jfOBEOlOO
Classified Advertisements
Oue Cent a Word No single Inser
tions lefii than IS cents. Six Insertions
for tn price of four. Seventy-five
cants a Huh per month.
FOB BALK.
POIt HALK Heiuington typewriter No.
((, nearly new, only splendid bar
gain. C. W. Stoae, over Uijou thcu
ter. 187
KOH HALti At a bargain, lirst class
uutomobile. Write C. Tribune. 18(i
I'OI( SALK A house and lot iu Cen
tral Point, one block frou Mitiu street,
house 24 fuet square, 4 rooms, lot !!ix
14U; price loOU. Inquire of Mrs. I. M.
Kmurson, Central Point, Or. 1U
I'OIt HALK-Oho acre in Medford; fine
residence property; oak trues; good
well. C, V, Stone, over Bijou Thea
ter. i:t
FOR HALK Threw gentle saddle and
driving torsus, $30, $40 and t)50. First
house across Bear creek ono left side
of street. K. A. llalfer. 1H3
FOK SALE A good small business on
Seveoth street. Keasous for colling.
Address, P. O. boi 512 or call at this
office. tf
FOft HALE One team horses, harness,
light wagon. Inquire ut Scott's Feed
Yards or Hoi 800. 200
FOK SALE Choice business prujerty
ut a bargain ou easy terms. P. O. Box
418, Medford. 247
FOR BALE New Pinder concentrator,
complete, for sale at a bargain; never
been used. Address or call on W. J.
Wiiuor, Waldo, Or., or A, E. Reaines,
Jacksonville. . 190
FOR SALE 320 acre ranch, $12,000,
first class improvements, well, family
orchard, etc. This is a bargain. See
L. E. W., Tribune office. tf
FOK HXLE A
no; a bargain.
first-class pianola-pia-P.
O. Box 95, Med
ford.
FO II ft KNT -N icoTy"furnished
with board. Third louse f rom
dale avenue ou Tenth street,
phone 015.
room
c-
1. SO-
WANTED.
A NT El) Position as cook in hotel,
boarding house or lumber camp; ref
erences if required. E. L. Ilarriman.
Etna Mills, 'nl, Box Hi. -I!2
WANTED First
O. Box 024.
lass woman
iok. P.
1M7
WANTH1) Kxpnrionct'il yiinn innn
wuntH Htunijy piiKitinn an dork iu fjon
eral nr hIiiio Hlnro; lioMt of roforenoos.
AililroHN llul I., Cunrail, Modforil pont
oft'ioo. 184
WAN'I'KIJ A ounipoljiat jirl; two in
thu fnmily; uu waHliin; will pay oml
waoN. AililroBH I. O. Max Moil
ford, Or.
V ANTMI) Firat i'liiHH oroliaril man to
plunt to tretiB anil cultivnto Inrgo tract
of orolmrd land. Aililrotnt 1'. O. liox
418, Moil ford, Or. 185
WANTED llorai'B for jmHtiiro, $2 por
month; no wire foncoa; abiulo, wutor
and grtiHH. Apply to Walter Moore,
Pbouuix. Or. 185
WANTED To buy from 100 to 300
head of itock shuop. Write Box 131,
Medford. Or.
TO TRADE Light ing1 covered bug
gy for two seated rig. Ij. E. V., Tri
ll u no office. tf
LOST AND FOUND.
NOST A light buy horse, weight 10r,0
po u inli""rty ear's" uld, "branded" on
left Hhnulder, lame iu loft shoulder.
Notify I. C. Dawson at Heaglo, Or.200
''Ac hi ivs and iritlaliois
Set down for dairy farm-l
"
Make the life of the cow.
Man und maid most charm J
ing.
The strict observance of!
our policy- the best for the
money makes buying ci-;
i;ars made by lis n source of!
satisfaction to everybody.
Our cigars are always fresh
and we manufacture none
but first-class goods.
O.V. Cigar Works
Frapald Railroad Orders.
"Something which is of considerable
intorest to thu publio gMially aqd
which ii perhaps not generally known
ia the syntem of prepaid ordera now in
effoct between ttationa of the Southern
Pacific company and all points in the
United States. Ity means of this system
tickets may be purchased at Medford
from any place in the United Statea and
mailed or telegraph.! direct to th.
party wishing to come here. Sleeper
accommodations and small amounts of
cash In connection with these tickols
may also be forwarded at the aame
ttma." tf
Auk
flour.
for
' KUi Htrm'
Our Anniversary Sale
Offers An Opportunity To Save On New Goods
Hundmls of laaii-HureoiiMiiB to depend more and no. if on this store, ami our First Anniversary Hale is at
tracting a lot of attention. AVe invite vou to come and purchase your needed supplies. Most everything was
bought especially for this occasion, and new goods are being offered at great savings. Lvery article guaran
teed. Five per 'n ut discount on (ill sales of $5.00 or over. Kadroad fare free.
WAKM HKDDIXO
$1.00 Comforts for.
1.25 Comforts for
$2.00 Comforts for
.$2.50 Comforts for
$.'t.OO Comforts for
4.00 Comforts for
$1.00 Tihmkcts for
$1.25 Blankets for
$1.50 Blankets
$2.00 Blankets
$2.50 Blankets
$3.50 Blankets
$4.50 Blankets
$).00 Blankets
"Ml' I LI) YOUR
FORTS.
15c roll Batting ....
20c i'oll Batting ....
25c roll Batting ....
:55c roll Batting ....
$1.003-11). l,lts ..
$1.254-11). bolts
12 1-2c STLKOLTNfl 9?
Think of getting regular
3()-inch figured 12 l-2e
value Silkoline, choice of
several patterns, for 9f
BEST PRINTS 5?
AVe made this price first
in Medford and have al
ways shown a nice assort
ment. 12 l-2:OUTINCS, 10
AVc certainly show a splen
did Outing for the popular
price of 10f
KNIT UNUIORWKAR
Our assortments are attain
in good shape for making
satisfactory selections.
HIG
The Famous Munsing Underwear
for Men and Women
Boys and Girls
THESE OAKMENTS ARE WORN FROM ONE END OF THE CONTINENT TO THE
OTHER P.V THOl'XANDK OF CONTENT El) PEOPLE, BOTH CHILDREN VND
OROWNUPS. THEY ARE MADE IN EVERY SIZE AND FABRIC P.OTIT UN TON
SPITS AND Til E ORDINARY TWO-PIECE KIND.
THEY ARE MADE RKJHT AND PRICED R IGUT, FIT WELL AND WEAR WELL WF
Fl'LLY (U'ARANTEE EVERY (iARMENTAND 1LL REFUND YOl'R MONEY VT
ANY TIME IF VOL ARE NOT PERFECTLY SATISFIED. PRICES FROM 75 TP
I;The Tribune
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THE NEW ARRIVALS
The factory in Cleveland sent us a nice shipment of fine
Suits in blues, browns and fancy herringbone mixtures.
You will certainly enjoy a look at these if you wish a small
size. We show some 150 suits in all sizes and styles and
just now the pricesare EXCEPTIONALLY SPECIAL.
Have 70 if- seen our windows
Medfords Exclusive Ladie's Shop
Baker Hutchison Co.
Central Ave. Just North of Jackson County Bank
Sanitary and Durable
Elastic and Comfortable
ow
N
SEE OlR 151(5 LOT OF WOOL BLANKETS IN THE
Ads Are Read by the
in Quality
in Price
6 LUMSDEN
FOR INFANTS' WEAR
AVe stand second to none
in catering to the needs of
the tiny tots of Oregon. A
visit will surely convince
vou.
Hoods 25 to $2.50
Mittens 15 to 50
Sweaters 75 to $2.50
Bootees 10 to $1.00
Leggins 25 to 75
Bands up from 25
Tlosierv the best 25
Toques' 25 to $1.50
Bonnets 75 to $2.50
Slips 25 to $1.50
Long Dresses ....25 to $3
Short Dresses ....25 to $5
Coats 9S to $8.00
LADIES' VESTS AND
PANTS
In cotton fleeced, per gar
ment 25
In cotton fleeced, per gar
ment 50
Tn cotton fleeced, per gar
ment 75
Tn union or wool and cot
ton $1.00
In union or wool and cot
ton $1.25
LADIES' UNION
SUITS
A splendid line to show
you. ranging in price from
$1.25 up to $3.00.
HOSIERY LINES
COMPLETE
All prices in wool, fleece
lined and cotton, in plain
and ribbed, ladies', chil
dren's and infants' sizes;
priced verv close at
10 to $1.00. '
WINDOW
Most Buyers