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Small Orchards
Bearing and Young Groves onEasy Terms
THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1909.
Wo have subdivid-d into -mull tracts the !"'- ""I'1
Knngo Orchard, two miles south of Medford, adjoining
Ihn Hear Creek and Hurroll orchards, and now offer
a limited niiinlier of choicest orchard tracts for Halo
on reasonable tonin.
Thin i your opportunity to serum bearing orchard,
or young orchard, or both bearing and young orchard,
consisting of thfl choicest varieties if pears and apples.
The tracts range in size from five to 27 acres. The soil
is the host in the valley - Hear creek bottom laud. Th
old trees on these tracts have produced record breaking
crops that brought record prices in eastern markets for
years past. ,
No such chains was ever offered before to secure
such orehnrd tracts.
Rogue River Investment Co.
EPWORTiUEAGUERS
Sunday Performance in Montague
Will Do Away With Anni
versary Meeting.
Ill NORTH D STREET
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Compare the
Quality
It Is, and always has been our aim to supply our customers with
goods of the highest quality and to that end we are always adding
quality to our Hne. The addition of "preferred stook" makes our
MONTAGUK, t'ul., .May V'.Au
Kpworlh league anniversary to cele
erate the L'lst year of the founding
of the Kpwoith league for the young
people of Methodism and advertised
for Sunday, May 10, at the local
church, will not be held, because of
the Sells-Floto circus, which will ex
hibit in town on that day.
The pastor does not fear that the
ten or twelve members of the local
church will neglect his services for
the church", but knows from experi
ence of a year ago which way the1
crowd will go.
The general merchants of the towii
do not regard lhe coming of a circus
with favor. Charles Schoch said re-i,
cently in town board meeting: "When
a ciscus comes to town, you might us
well get behind your counter and open
your safe, for your customers come
aril borrow money to go to the
show.'' The eight saloon keepers of
the town are the only ones, it is said,
who make anything out of a circus,
(.'irons day is a harvest for them.
Last year it is said that Montague
could not keep out the circus on Sun
day because it was not iucoqtorated.
The congregation of the Methodist
church at that time protested against
Sunday exhibitions in the town, but
the remonstrance was futile. Now the
town is incorporated hut the circus
shows on Sunday just the same.
NEW AUTO ROAD '
l:r iSTTO BE BUILT
Highway From Redding to Dunsmuir
Will Soon Be Constructed.
J. E. ENYART, President
! JOHN S. OHTII, Casliier.'
J. A. PERRY, Vioo-President.
VY. D. JACKSON, As't Cashier.
line of high-grade Canned Goods most complete. Our service al-
ways Uie best and every accommodation given our customers. j
I Allen & Reagan !
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; uroceries, cninaware, rruu
t and Feed J
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Many
l'lio d incase did not bother me much
al first, and I thought it would go
nwny. I stolidly grew worse however
:mil suffered from severe paina through
niy back. I could not Btoop and was
miserable wheu a friend told nie to try
Doan's Kidnoy Pills nnd I procured a
box at Kaskin's drug store. They at
enco checked tho trouble and soon re
moved every symptom of it. It gives
me pleusuro to recommend Doaa's Kid
i.cy Pills'
For sale by all dealers. Price 00 cents.
Toster Milhura Co., Buffalo, New York,
r.nle agents for the tT:iited States,
take no other 52
KIJNNETT, Cul., May 12. A pe
tition is in circulation asking the
supervisors to build a wagon road on
the west side of the Sacramento from
Elmore on the south to Antler, or
Gregory on the north a distance of
three miles. This would make an
open highway along the river from
Redding through Kennett to Dur.s
i.ntir. Elmore is three miles north of Ken
nett. The wagon road from the south
ends at Elmoro. The old Oregon nnd
t'nhifornia wagon road comes up on
the east side of the river, crosses the
Pit at Wyndham ferry (when there
is a ferryboat there), passes through
Knird, swings west to Antler, or
Gregory, and then follows up the
Saciameuto on the west side. With
u road from Elmore to Antler the
tegular traveled route would be up
the west side of the Sacramento nil
the way.
. Automobile travel is becoming
heavier every year, and if it should
be made to pass through Kennett it
would be u great advantage to the
town. As it is now, with the Wynd
hnni ferry out of commission, auto
mobile parties have lo make a detour
through Trinity ("enter and French
Gulch to make (lie trip between Duns
nuiir and Uedding. To avoid this (iO
miles oul-nf-thc-wny (rip, automo
biles are fie;uently shipped by rail
from Redding to Dunsmuir. If the
three-mile wagon road was built from
Elmore to Antler this would be avoid,
ed. ( The cost of building this road is j
roughly estimated nt .t:ill00.
The petition will be presented to
the hoard of supervisors tomorrow.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS $10,000
Safety boxes for rent. A general
We solicit your patronage.
I Banking Business transacted. I
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Modford Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard
With a back constantly aching.
With distressing urinary disorders.
Daily existence i but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
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Modford, Oregon says. I suffered from --siitnuci .ilanutaclunng company
kidnev trouble for four or fvn vcnrs.ivs- Woods Lumber cnmpiipy; dis-
80 acres of best farming land in Rogue River val
ley, all free soil and under Irrigation ditch, with deed
right to water. Two miles from railroad station, quar
ter mile from schoolhouse, on rural delivery route.
Land now in alfalfa and grain. Will make an ideal
orchard.
Price and terms reasonable. For Information call at
Tribune Office
Circuit Court News.
NO MORE PEANUTS
IN THE NE WYORK ZOO
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Printers for Boosters
NTAV YOlik Mny 10. - This i the
lust day thill peanuts ian he cracked
at the zoo. Tomorrow Dveetor Horn
inlays order pics into effect, pro
hibiting visitors from linnijini: un--hetlod
peanuts into the park, which
twill he posted at the entrance of the
park. If possihle. the crusade will
be conducted without making arrests.
The chief offenders, 1 formula y
said yesterday, are children, and ho
has asked the co-operation of the
Hoard of Kduention not only to keep
the Zoological Park elopn hut the oth
er parks and streets of the city.
CANADA BUYS FISHING
SUPPLIES IN THE U.
S.
WASHINGTON'. May 12. Fishing
nets, trawl lines, gilting thread in
halls, head ropes, barbed marlino nnd
net morsels of cotton hemp and flax
nnd deep-sea fish nets to the value
of $700,000 are imported by Sanadn
annually, morn than half from .the
Tailed States, nccording to n report
of Consul General David F. Wilbur of
Halifax. Great Hntaiu supplies al
most all the remainder. Cotton net
ting is mot extensively used, the av
erage price being 1ft cents per pound.
missed without costs.
J. W. Merrill eOnl. vs. A. I"). Mer- !
cer; action lo recover money; dis- :
missed. '
Sadie Messier vs. J. II. Messier;
suit to annul marriage; default tak
en and defendant granted decree.
John S. Orth vs. Charles D. llael
rigg and Sarah Krdman ; action to
recover money : dismissed.
.Margaret K. Short vs. Joseph W.
Short; divorce; decree by default.
Jackson County bank vs. A. T.
Lundgreu; action to recover money;.
dUmUscd.
Charles Hand vs. Mrs. C. J. Kob- ,
insoii ; suit to ip:ie( title; decree!
granted. I
Thomas 1'. Kahlcv. executor estate
of C. W. Kiihler. vs. Newman Moon
et u.x.; suit to foreclose mortgage:
decree bv default. i
J. F. lieddy vs. J. A. MeCall et ulV
motion to dismiss complaint taken
under advisement, 1
George L. Helms vs. James Helms;
suit tor judgment on a judgment;
judgment 'by default.
Andrew Cant fell et al. vs. Sterling
Mining company; motion to dismiss1
defendant's answer sustained by the
court.
Summer Rates East
During the Season of 1909
via the
Southern Pacific Go. )
From
M E D F O RD
To OMAHA and Return $69.90
To KANSAS CITY and Return $69.90
To ST, LOUIS and Return $77.10
To CHICAGO and Return '. $84.40
mill to other principal cities in the Fast, Middle West and Smith,
Correspondingly low fares.'
On Sale June 2, 3; July 2, 3; August 1 1, 12.
To DENVER and Return $64.90
On Sale May 17, July I, August II.
Going transit limit 10 days from date of sale, final return limit
October 31st.
These tickets present some very attractive features in the way of
sloHver privileges, and choice of routes; thereby enabling passen
gers to make side trips to many interesting points en route.
Routine; on the return trip through California may be had at a
slight advance over tho rates minted.
Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will be fur
nished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or
WM. McMURRAY. General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Probate.
' Kstale C. Karewski: order made to
sell real proH'rty.
Kstate Thomas Baldwin; order
made discharging administrator.
Kstate Mnryup McKee; inventory
and appraisement filed.
Kstate Itenjamin K. Wagner; or
dered that Friday. June 2S, be set !
as day for final settlement.
Kstate James li. Tarbell; confir
mation of
property.
sale ol' mtere-t
real
DECORATION DAY
A day set apart for cherishing -the
memory of the loved ones who have
none before is less than FOUR
WKEKS off. ' '
We have a number of small uiouu
Bients which we are offering at re
duced prices during this month. VTe
can please yon. Come in and look
. thm OTir.
THE OREGON GRANITE COMP AUYJnc.
Manufacturers and Importers. 106 East Sixth Street.
RATS GNAW MATCHES:
CAUSE BIG EXPLOSION
r.MJKAl.. Mev. May VJ. -Hats
ynawing at matches in a -mall store
.it Maturan started a fire. The fin j
reached a quantity of gunpowder and
the resultant explosion caused the
fire to spread to other buildings. Al-
' most the entire village was burned.
One man was killed in the explosion.
MY REVEILLE.
My reveille! It is a thrush--
He sin:;- at morn
A rhapsody that breaks the hush
When tl;iv i- born.
And there i.- visible in the least
Faint I'lu-h low-lying in Hie east.
The song he sins - ;th mo. the song!
It is a burst
Of wild, sweet melody and strong
The morning's first
A clear, ecstatic roundelay
To waken uie my reveille.
- Clark McAdanis in St. T-ouis Post-;
Dispatch. ;
APPLES AND PEARS AND ALL KINDS OF
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
YAKIMA VALLEY NURSERY
Largest Commercial Nursery in the Pacific North
west. Not in the combine. Competes with all first
class nurseries.
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M E D F O R T)
OREO O X