MiCngORr) DAILY TftTBCTNK, MEDffORD, ORKfiON, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, lOffl.
Mediord Daily Tribune
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Miult'onl, Oregon.
HDIWOHII'TJ.ON HATKN.
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A TALK OF TWO ('IT1HS.
Any niio Unit wiih pi'twiil, when tlie Hixikime exeiirHion
arrived a year ago and witneHwd tlie arrival id (lie Walla
Walla exeui'Hinn Hnnday, eould iiol. Imt note the enntrjisl
between the two hi'Im id' vinitorH a ilil'l'ereiiee Unit It'll
the Htory of the two eitlen plainer than wordw.
The Hpokaiie exenrHioiiiHlH were full of enUiiiHiamn anil
aniination. They erowded about, the exh;li) building,
eheered .ludgii tiiilvig for IiIh addreHS of weleonie. He vera I
orators of their own reHponded, graeioiiHly eoiiipliiuenliug
Med ford upon Hh 'energy and inmtle. They waded through
the atreetM then reeking with mud lo Hi,e up the city; they
eagerly Heized literature and fruit and went away pi'aining
Medford and itH poiln.
The Walla Walla xeurHionlH(n acted like a lot of dead
oiiea. A few had life enough to come out of their ear
to bear the addrcHH of welcome, hut' moat, of them were too
liHtleHM and too lacking in energy to even leave their cars.
Ami there wiih Iio reHpoime to the welcoming add reus.
Though (lie ntreetH are now paved, no one imed them.
About a dozen vmited (lie exhibit building. There wan no
energy, no enthimiaNin displayed.
Jl'wiw a pleasure to entertain the excursionists from
Spokane. One felt that efforts made in this direction were
appreciated. It was dismal work frying to do anything
for the people from Walla Wallathey were too much
like our own Oregon mosHbacks - uuapprecialive and inan
imate.
Walla Walla is a much older place than Hpokane. It
is no fault of its inhabitants that it now numbers nearly
JO,(HH) population. It has grown because it couldn't, help
it -the center of iv rich agricultural district that has never
known a failure, the development of its territory forced
its growth, oven against the wishes of its many mosshacks.
Hpokane, on the other hand, has been created I y the energy
of it.s people, who have made a city of over 1(UHH. where
there seemed but slight excuse for one.
Hpokane enthusiasm and the Hpokane spirit have be
wnie nhn.vst synonymous with progress, and would make
a eity anywhere. Htarting years after Walla Walla had
the population and the eonner,H Hpokane has completely
distanced the "town that never had a Ihhuu," and boasts
of it, Hpokane has had several of t hem-the last continu
ing now for um,v years.
Mod ford is the Spokane of Southern Oregon. Founded
long after other towns wore established, she has passed all
rivals and with an energy and enthusiasm born of prog
tvss, has grown and is bound to grow as no other eity in
this region ever grow Ivforo. Rival cities, with their con
servatism, aw its Walla Wallas, and will boar the same
relative -position to Medford that the prison town bears to
Spokane, .
IX TKtnVTK TO T.IXVOLX.
On February V2 the wheels of industry will be stilled
for five nrinntes throughout the groat cities of the United
States as a tribute to the memory of Abraham Lineoln, the
greatest American. As the eUvks strike the noon hour,
stwetears will stop, railway trains will halt, the throbbing
wheels of eonnlloss factories will ova so their revolutions
and the strenuous life of modern commercialism will lv
snsjvndivl on the InuuhwUh anniversary of the birth of the
least vwnunewial of all hotves the plainot. simphvst,
noblost uuu-i his country has prxvluh
Mod fowl should t;ko wart in this nations! romonihraiu-v
and v her tribute to the memory of the man "who was
the highest exaltation of the -proletariat sinoo the morinng
stars first sang togvt.hor."
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FAVORITE JEWELS
Arn ulwityii twttv of Kcuuinv merit,
HtuMK 't nlwiiyH tlif ntoift foully,
.Uwi-lry of tlio fiiiuit i,ulily. A Use
rt!it winter prumiwn to be on of
unit huh I bucirI brill ianr.), you will J' I Jul
it to your I nf trnt to Nicunj what yu
ih'imI from our udmhmuI t-toflk of rlint
bruoi'lmn, pmJmiUf (iitif cIiuiiim, hrnru
U'iH, etc.
MARTIN J. REDDY
Jewelry and Watches si ,f
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.1. A. I'MHIWf, Vlro lCi'i(l.)Dt.
JOHN H. OllTII, Cniililiir.
'W. II. JA(,'KfllN, A.t Oiii.r.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
HCDrCBO, OB,
CAPITAL - - $50,000
SURPLUS - - 10,000 .
Saf'ofcy Boxes For Rent. A General!? ai)k
in Bus ness Transacted. We
Solicit Your, Patronage.
,KS AND PEARS AND ALL KINDLs t
FRUIT TREES
YAKIMA VALLEY NURSERY'
Largest ' Comniercial Nursery in the Pacific
Northwest. Nm, in the combine. Covipetes with
all first-class nurseries
L E. HOOVER, Agent
. MEDFORD, OREGON. . . ,
Medford Iron Works
5 IS. (1. TUOWRRIDGE, Propiu tor.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
M; ki uls, of F.ii'va .fs.Sprayiu Outfits, Pinups,'
i t ji JM'eifinul Macliiuery.. ' ; t
Agents in Soi'tliMint- Oregon for-i-.. ... , V
FA T I'M -i AN KS, MORSE & CO.
5ENT MINSTREL SHOW
HMMnMBaBaaMiiiiiiiiiiiiHaHniiHHBaHMaaMHa
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
REDMEN OF MEMORD
AT THE
ANGLE OPERA HOUSE
Thursday Eve, January 21 st.
Hear the local End Men in their Local
Hits Six Solo Singers, Three Big
Acts in the Olio The first part is a -Beautiful
Setting with High Class Sing
ing. The last act "Lucy Long'e Birth
day Party" is a screaming farce from
beginning to end. This act is Guaran
teed to make even an undertaker
laugh.
RESERVE SEATS NOW ON SALfi AT HASKIN'S DRUG STORE
PRICES 50g and $1.00
AT THE SERVICE OF
' . ! ' DEP08TM-OB8 AND CLIENTS
StaU Depositary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
W2G,000
Tlie, Jackson Count.v Bnnk places at
the corvieo of its depositor and clients
ilio best fur.litica iu bunking. Tho of
l'icepR aru pieused to render counsel and
ndv'ice on tinancinl matters.
Accounts, subjo-'t to cbeck, aer in
litcd. '
Safe deposit boxes to rent, $4 per
year and up. '
W. I. VAWTBH, President
O. R. LINDIjPY, Caabin
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EVERY ONE HAS THEIR OWN
TROUBLES
Kspoeially tho man v.io buys a suit
of clothing or overcoat ramlo to fit any
one that wants to buy. The man who
han his garments made to order by an
up-to-date tailor never has any trouble
with the fit, finish or genera! "get up"
of his clothing. It nt only fits per
fectly, but gives you it style and indi
viduality acquired in no other way
when madesat
J. A. Kreuzer 6 Co.
Importers andT ailors
PALM BUILDING, MEDFORD, OR.
YOU OUOHT TO KNOW
the rocili'upo of ih meals that are
eooked at the KmerioU t'afe if yon
haven't nlrendy rtsrl-1 yourself with
some of the delieioUA diflies that are
nerval here. It' you 1; -won't partaken1
of them, there is a trvat n waiting you
thnt you will want .o repeat oftvii. A
meal at the Kmeriek in an experience
that will make you cry, like Oliver
'Wist, for more.
The Emerick Cafe
Open All Niht
VAN DYKE'S
1
OFF
A
On VEILS, SCARFS and LONG GLOVES
5CARFS-SI.25 to $4.00 value5 at 1-8
ef regular price
VEILS--" Merry Widow" and "Auto"
Veil, all colors. $1.00 to 3.50
values, at 1-3 regular price
LONG GLOVBS-P. Centemeri & Co.'s
cape and glace Gloves, regular
J.'.vO and 54.00 value, now 1-3
regular price
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
G. . Ililstniter
A. C. R.od.ll
0 L. D. Hrrit
Rogue River Investment Co.
FRUIT LANDS
Cnif rs Sub-Dividers aud Developers Rogue River Valley Or
chard Lnnds.
: s .- fruit lands, bearing and young orchards ia small uuil
ti,-ts, for sale.
w.. fM.t and care fur orchards and guarantee property to
!' -.s r presented.
Experience A'ot Xecessary for
these who purchase through us. Tboy secure the advise aud
services of a consuiticg horticulturist, an eipert vn fruit cul
ture m all it hranelies, who for sovoral vena has uxcolod in
the frjwing and shipping at fruit in the Rogue River valley,
record ciops, record parks, record prices. ' '
1 1 1 Xorth D Street, Medford, Oregon
Medford, Ore., Jan. , 1809. I have
just received the following
Nursery Stock
2000 Dinter Nellia Pear Trees.
1200 Do Anjou.
2500 Peach, Trees.
I also have on hand:
3000 Bartlett Pear Trees.
2000 Comics.
The above is good, clean stock at
popular prices.
L. B. WARNER
Van Dyke's
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR COMPANY
PHONE 2291.
'J ""tf t1"- it Bevel Plate, carried In stock cheap.
Offw Fiit-oro, and ,11 k,n.lf of Pla. ing Mill Work, including Turned Work
and Fancy Grille.
F STRFKT. BETWKKV SIXTH A.VD S KVKNTH 8TKKBT8.
Compare
the Quality
H is aid ajar has
a ur au t nnplv
curonirs
the
T - V' ,A
El rw J. T.O.Ha .J-- J... ..... ve
K.riit i,
Out rri inn tk.
Allen & Reagan
Groceries, Chindware, Fruit
and Feed
Try
a bottle
of Mc Donald
Never
Leak
Shoe Oil
Keeps
Your Feet
Dry
Pint Bottles - 20c
Quart -35c
C. W. Mc DONALD
Successor to Smith & Molony
YOU CAN'T I
SAVE
On your rat?ra&d fart.
Tha law of tfe Ciimmiva
carrier a)inpeis eqaal
rate, on all railroad linos
YOU CAN SAVE
Id Time, TrtTeiiag Ex
penses and TatigM jr
tnstsUoj on Ibe shortest
route, faste.t tntot and
best service. Sunptr se
that your ticket raada Ti
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
O. R. & N.
Oregon Short Line
and
In ion Pacific
Every facihtr for tW
saf- ad awmiis'a
twa 'f th. paKtr is
lircrjiaB. X. oiutpt tt
cars it eotarT to re
vr. Iaka, Kuni CSty
Chicago. c
tM are mwd for all tk-
r pout east asd ta;k
Vtwif.-ri
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