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THE BEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFQRD, OREO ON, MONDAY, AUGUST 2:t, 1909.
Bargains in Real Estate
A lew investments that will make money for you
40 acres fine fruit land nenr railroiul station, $80 per acre, Vs cash,
easy terms on balance at 0 per cent interest.
100 acres of tho best orchard l:md in the valley, OXK MILK FROM
RAILROAD STATION, per acre, ONK-FOURTIl cash, easy
' terms on balance at C per cent interest.
10 acres of choice orchard land close to railroad station, $100 DOWN
AND $10 A'MONTH BUYS THIS. You will regret it if yoi
neglect to secure this ten acres ou the above terms.
: 4 large city lots in West Modfor J joining Konwood addition, $200 ea.
The owner of tho above properties purchased them four years ag
before the advance in prices and will soli at a very moderate profit.
Considering quality of land and location, these are among tho
cheapest bnjrs in the market today.. ,
J. C. BROWN
Office la Palm 1 Block, Upstairs
Medford, Oregon
I Medford Iron Works
t E. G. TROWBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Foundry and Machinist
All -y'r.- of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps, Boilers and Ma-t
Tchincry. Agents in Southern Oregon for J
FAIRBANKS, M0PSE & CO.
. TO SURVEYORS AND OTrlERS. , .- ,
I have complete field notes of. all donation Jaud claims and a large
portion of the government surveys in Jackson county. Thee notes
may be copied in my office for 50c a claim or section. Complee map-
of Medford, Talent, Central Point, Tolo, Gold Hill, Eagle Point.
Woodville and Butte Falls. Surveys,' mnpSj blue prints and des-
criptious of lots and tracts made. " '
J.. S. HOWARD. C. E.
Rooms 7-8, Adkins Bldg. Medford, Dr.
WANTED
imber and Coal Lands
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING CON
TRACTS TAKEN AND ESTIMATES
.' " FURNISHED:
B. H. Harris & Co.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs
RESOLVED
The best resolution for you
to make is to come to us for
your next suit, if you want
something out of the ordinary.
We do the best work and charge
the lowest prices.
W. W. EIFERT
THE PROGRESSIVE ' TAILOR
The Best Meal
In Medford is to be had
At The Star Restaurant
All white help. Home cooking. Room
and board $5.00 a week. Give us a
trial and be convinced.
MRS. W. E. GOODE Prop. 322 E7th St.
We do JOB PRINTING
Excellent Workmanship
SEVEN BILLIONS IS
VALUEOF 1909 CROPS
Secretary of Agricullure Issues An
nual Report of Nation's
Products.
WASHINGTON'. Aug. .21.--s.-i-;;-lary
of Agriculture Wilson, in his
annual report mmlu public toihiy,
thinks those who hnvo been pitying
the farmer hud better wake up to the
fact (hut dnriiih the Inst year Ihat
is, for the crop yeur of 1!)08- tliei
was n net gain in the vulue of crop.-,
which raises the total valuation t
fnnn products up to the total of
"78.000.000, the biggest in the world V
history.
"While these figures contain -omr
duplications,'' the secretary explain
ed, "on the other hand, they il nut
contain certain important item- I'
wealth production. ;
"It ?s real tangible wealth a it
exists at the time it leaves the lruu!
of the producer. 1 1 is about fiiV.
times the value of the products of il.e
mines, incltiditig mineral nils
precious metals. Front these amieul
tural products the laaiiufacturiiig an 1
incchnnienl industries that use agri
cultural products as materials drawl
Sli.S per cent of their total materials.
"The value of fanu products' this
year is .L,nO.OOO.OOO nhoVc the value
for 1007 and $.XO(il,000,000 abov
the' census figures for 1800. Dmim;
the last ten years the wealth produc
tion of the farms of this country has
ceeded the stupendous amount of
$110.01)0,000,000.
"Greatest of all crops is Indin-i j
TALENT TALES
'.' Ilcciisou returned Monday from
trip to Newport. His wife and child
ren will remain at Newport a couple
of weeks longer.
A party i.isting of W. D. llo.
dridge and wife, Charles Holdridge,
Sir. and Mrs. X. I). Itrophy. Mrs.
Fred Kopcr, George Dewey and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. V. .1. Bailey, Mr. Me-Tiivi.-h,
and O. .1. Shirley and .wife
spent Sunday in t'olcstin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dodsou and
Mrs. James of Ashland nnd Doe
James of Texas were visiting with
George Gardener of Talent ou Sun.
day.
Tuesday of last week G. N. Ander
son mushed threshing his grain
crop. He threshed nearly 1700
bushels of-grain, mostly wheat.
On Tuesday of the present week
H. If. Goddard and sou Ormy started
for Crater Lnke ou an outing.
Allen Abbot is working with the
county road gang nenr Central Point.
Fred Page of the fruit dealers firm
of Page & Son of I'ortland, stopped
over at Talent on Mondav. Mr. Page
wanted to see where all the fruit
hipped from Talent came from and
so innde an excursion about th rough
our orshnrds. Mr. Page i- an old
time friend of C. W. Walters of this
place.
Warren Hearing spent Sunday in
Medford.
Miss Mary Iltilens of Woodville bus
been visiting with her uncle,- George
Zidcrs of Talent during the week.
On Monday Henry Tabor of Uoxy
precinct was looking up property in
the vicinity of Talent with a view to
purchasing. . ,
The electric company .have had n
hoist constructed. It i run by clec-j
tricity and is used for hoisting dirt j
and rock out of wells. Tliey have j
been Irving it in the well of N. O.
"For you particular customers who demand the
best groceries, wc recommend Pollers Golden Gate
Coffee."
It is so good we cannot obtain hotter coffee not if we paid
$1 a pound for it.
Evcrythiii about lolger's Golden date Coffee is perfect, and
we sell it with the positive guarantee that it will please you. ,
Allen & Reagan
GROCL.JES, CHINA WARE, FRUIT AND FEED.
com: The value of this crop utmost
surpasses beHef. It is l.C 1 .".,000,000. Powers of Talent, and it has proved
This wealth that has grown out of j to be a great success. It has n com
the soil in four months of ruin andlbiiiatioit of the drum: so much used
sunshine and some drought too, i-,
enough to pay for the Panama canal
and .")0 battleships.
"The value of the farm products of
the dairy cow is getting closer and
closer to $800,000,000 nnd the eggs
and poultry produced on the furm are
worth as much as the cottou crop,
seed included. The fanner has aver
aged hardly 20 cents a pound for
the butter that he has sold, 3 and 4
cents a quart for Ids' milk and about
Vi cent for each, egg."
The value of the more important
farm crops of 1008 i as follows
Corn .. .$I.G1.").000,000
Cotton 700,000.00')
Hay 021.000,00')
Wheat (120.000.000
Oats
F.arley
Rye
Rice
Potatoes
Sugar beets , . .
Sugar cane.",' . .
Tobacco
Hops .........
Dairy products
.121.000,000
80,000.000
22.000,000
- 18.000.000
100.000,000
21,")00,000
31,000,000
70,000,000
4.000,000
800,000,00'!
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
The following letters remain un
called for lit the postofficc at Med
ford, Oregon. August 18. 1900:
John Anderson, Mrs. Mary E. Ai
kins, Mrs. MoIIu Bliss, Sirs. Ted
Black, C. II. Brown, Wcstley Burgc,
Mrs. J. G. Iiitcll, Lizzie Castor, Geo.
Cook, W. B. Crosby,-Win. Fraser, D.
M. Funk, Mrs. J. F.stcs, Mrs. N. CJnin
ini, Henry Gimson, B. Harvey. Mrs.
Elizabeth Holm, Mrs. Mary Ichor, W.
3. Larson, Fred McDonald. Knlph
Miller, Louisa Morris, Laura Mol
lcminer, A. C. Munch (2), Oregon -Idnho
Lumber company. Kiltie Pol
ley,, J. M. Taylor, Mabel Williams
(2), Francis E. Wilson, Mrs. Bessie
Willboks, Mrs.yS. Goodman, Riley
Woods, Minnie Zimmcrlce.
Parties culling for any of the above
letters will pleaso say advertised. A
charge of one cent, will bo made upon
the delivery of any of the above let
ters. A. M. WOODFORD, P. M.
. MEDFORD, Or., Aug. 5, 1000
Hall's Texas Wonder, of St. Louis,
cured my daughter of a severe kidney
and bladder trouble ofter doctor?
failed to give- any relief, and I can
cheerfully recommend it. Mrs. L. L.
Wilson. 135 Barllctt St. Sold by
Haskins' Drug Store.
If you aro particular in regards
to whnt you eat for breakfast, vou
should get tho habit of onling at tho
Louuro Cafe. Their hot waffles nnd
maple syrup can't bo bent.
by logging engines mid tho old fash
ioned mast and beam derrick.
The digging of wells and installing
of centrifugal pumps operated by
electricity has become purto an indus
try about Talent. N. O. Power has
had his well sunk several feet deeper
and will run his pump by electricity,
using his gasoline engine for other
purposes. Frunk Oatmau will have a
well dug mid pump installed. At
Phoenix there are several parties who
will try irrigating' with centrifugal
pumps.
On Wednesday A. C. Gienger and
wife and .Mrs. H. S. Coryell, a friend
of Mrs. Gienger from New Albany.
Indiana, were visiting friends in
Talent.
Sami.el Itobison has bqen busy for
the past -week showing his nephew,
Frank Rohisou, from the Willamette
about the valley.
Despite the warm weather and tho
busy season, the boys belonging to
the Talent brass band turn out reg
ularly to practice on Thursday eve
nings. They me doing nicely and by
tall and winter should produce some
pretty good music.
Those who are fond of fun and
amusement in Talent can enjoy them
selves to their hearts content Wed
nesday and Saturday. evenings, as the
skating rink in the Conway hall is
open nnd the tenuis ground near the
schoolhouse is alwuys ready for oc
cupation. That tho Talent people are
inclined to be sporty is .proven by
tho fact that these places of amuse
ment arc well patronized.
Miss Ernestine Edwards, formerly
u Talent girl, is at present in tho
city of Paris, Franco, studying art
and especially the French language.
Her mint, Mrs. Fred Barrel!, diiugh-
tor of E. K. Anderson, of nenr Tul
ent, is ut tho present timn within
the arctic circle at the northern part
of Norway, where Mr. Iturrell is su
perintendent of several largo coal
mines. .Miss Ivlwunls anil Air. and
Mrs. BiiitoH will come home to visit
relulives at Talent, and vicinity some
time in November.
J. C. Carnahuu has returned from
his trip to Orniitus Pass, where ho
has been hauling lumber. Tho dust
on the roads was not good for bis
health.
Friday a carload of tiling arrived
in talent to ho used on tho 1'ngo
ranch north of Talent.
James Purvis made n business trip
to Ashland Saturday.
Saturday Miss Monu. Ward return
ed to Talent from JaVkaonvillo, whoro
sho hus been taking tho teachors' ex
amination, i -
Ed Clemens shipped tho first car
load of pears for tho season from Tnl
Rest - Romp - Recuperate
At the Seashore
Newport
Is a delightful resort-and a happy combination
of pleasure ground possibilities. An ideal climate,
diversion of recreation perfect bathing boating--fishing
riding driving, and exploring, make New
port a most charmng and popular play ground.
Southern Pacific
-Has
SPECIAL SUMMER EXCURSION' RAT I'
NEWPORT OE
$10.00 from Medford
Ask for our booklet "Outings in Oregon.
A. S. ROSENRAUM, Agent, Medford.
WM. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Ore.
TO
cut on Saturday. . ft is expected to
go to Chicago.
Mrs. M. D. Buckles and daughter
of I'ortland have been visiting with
her brother, J. J. Dodge, oast of Tal
ent. Mr. Buckles returned to Port
land on Sunday. Her daughter will
remain with her uncle until school
commences.
W. I). Holdridge has named his'
place the "Mt. Talent View Fruit
Farm" and his fruit boxes shipped to
Portland and Seattle are so labeled.'
J. A. Lemery und wife of Ashland
on Sunday were visiting with Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Budgcon. -
11 Cnnn
Prepaid Raliroao Orders.
"Something which is of consider
known is the system of prepaid or
iblo interest to tho public generally
nnd which is perhaps not generally
dors now in effect between stations
of tho Southern Pacific company
and all points in tho United States.
By menus of this system tickets may
be purchased at Medford from any
place in the United States nnd mail
ed or tolegraphod direct to tho party
wishing to coma here. Sleeper no
commodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with those tickets
may also be forwarded at the same
ttam." ,
Ordors for sweet cream or butter
milk promptly filled. Pbone tho
ureamery. . .
Eight Room Furnished
Modern Bungalow
Price $3800
Lots 50 x ioo; Within
three blocks of the West
school, three doors from
Main street.
Inquire
C. F. Ousick
Rooms 133 West Main
Medford - Oregon
You can get as good at tho Nash
Orill as you can get at tho best grills
in tho cities at half tho "prico." Spe
cial music every evening..
, Something every business man
wants the merchants' lunch at th
Nash grill ouch noonan olaboralo
menu. Prion 35 conts.