' TUB MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORFJON", FRIDAY, HKPTKMHER 3, 1909.
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'I'llll llllllll COIICClt
eily park will In? we
ing.
tonight in Hi"
I worth uluml-
Homothing every hus'-nosn mini
wnnts tho merchanta' lunch at the
NiihIi grill each noon nn elaborato
nioiiu. Price 35 contn.
0. H. Hoichmiiii of Kiiiio i
Medford on biiBinoss.
Don't forget the dance tonight uftor
the bund concert ut tlio Wigwam. 143
, i H. M. Mourn. Jr., of Tublo Hookas
registered nt (lie Mooro.
You nun get a meal to order nt the
Kusb Grill any timo bctwoon 0 o'clock
hi the morning and midnight. Opon nt
nil hours.
I
. 0. Kullier of Ulcbdulo in in Mud
ford on u short bitsineRB trip.
Don't forget that tho Nash Orill
has tho best ohf in tho Htuto mid
makes a Hpceiully of small or lur(0
'dinner purlieu.
1'. If. llobinson of Woodvillu wiih
n recent Medford vittitor.
J.ct Hull A jour scenic work, Hitch
nH it photo of your orchard, home, ele.
331 K. Main street.
0. A. Hriidslmw of Hosoliurg Ui
spending n fnw ilny in li ''ity.
Don't forget that tho Rogue Kivcr
Fif.li Market always has a full mip
ply of fre-U fih, dressed chickens,
im'Mrtcd snusngo and cheese on
bund.
Dmiee at the Wigvimn tonight after
the bund eoneert. 143
Mrs. Lena Heady, who ha" been
visiting friends in Jacksonville, bus
returned to her home.
For insurance on plain glass and
automobiles ace us. We have the old
CKt nnd best companies. Benson In
veslment Co. 143
Mix. A. Lenders is visiting friends
in Ashland.
Oo to the dance tonight nt the Wi(
wiiiii after Ihe bund ci erL 143
J. V. Aleut t of Ashland was n re
cent visitor in Medford.
The sumo old story - but it's a
good one. No heller place in town for
a sipuiro meal limn the Spot
cafe
II. H. Tronson of
visiting in Medford.
Kittllo Point is
There will he another one of those
popular dunces at Ihe Wigvvnm lo
night lifter Ihe Imml eoneert. 143
S. N. llonnctt hn returned from n
visit in Klamath Falls.
A Koguo River orchard menus a
pood income. Kniitll and largo tracts
of best quality. I-ovv prices and pood
tonus. Hensnn Investment Co. 142
Charlie Monson is in Medford ro-
ncwiijg old nequmntnnees.
Thero in no plane liko home, but
tho Louvre entc cooking is so nenr
the kind mother used to do (lint
you'll forget, your troubles, especially
if you nro eating some ol their la
mous hot wnflios and mnplo syrup
for breakfast.
i Tiov. W. T. Shields
a visit in Portland.
is bnclc from
After Iho tbealer go to the Xnsh
Orill for supper. 140-"
Mr. nnd Mrs. K R. Wolfer of TCn
glo Point nre visiting in Medford.
Open nil tlio time - tlio Xnsh Orill.'
V. M. Culling of Scuttle is visit
ing in Medford with V. M. Slewarl
You'll liko boxbnll. Try it.
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WANTKD- An experienced vvnilress
nt the Tolel Nash.
T. K. Potlongor of the Applcgalo
spent Friiluy in Medford on business.
fresh crawfish received daily from
the Quelle ut Portland at the Nash
drill.
A. M. Duffy is in Ashland on u
business trip,
Orders for sweet cromn or butter
milk promptly filled. Phone tho
jrenmory.
A. lirown is hK'iiiliii( a lew dpys in
the Willow Springs eountry.
A game everybody 'Cim pluy box
ball. '
Mrs. J. A. MeOlashan received the
sad news of the death of her moth
er in Decatur, 111., August 30, nt the
udvunced ago of 84 years. Kiln was
born in Oxford, Kiigliiud, and is Ihe
mother' of 13 children, 11 of whom
are living.
For real estate, rents, iiiHiiruneo or
loans call on Benson Investment
Co. 1
MiHH May Mdary of South Dakota
is visiting Miss flraco Henry.
You'll meet your friend nt the box
ball alloy. ,
P. S. Kusterday, president of Hie
Columbia liridgo company of Port
land, was unending county court this
week.
The Nash Grill is open day and
night the finest service between
Portland nnd Son Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cnnlrull of
Huch spent Thursday Willi relatives
living in the valley.
We wiil insure your automobile
against tire, theft orrobbery. Have
it attended to at once. Ucnson in
vestment Co. 143
Holbrook Withinglon was at the
count v scut on business Thursduy.
Ten, eoffoo, beer or claret, with
club lunch, 30 cents, nt tlje Kmeriok
Cafe. "
H. C. Washburn and S. K.,Adiims.
two prominent orchnrdisls of Sums
Valley, were attending county court
on ciinesoiiy.
If you have money, buy a lot and
build you a home. , If you have not, let
us build it for you. Little down nnd
littlo at a lime. Benson Investment
Co. 13
L. A. Rose and daughter, Mrs.
Claude Cute of Corvallis, were Hie
guests of Mrs. W. R. Coleman in
Jacksonville Wednesday evening. -
'. W. Miles of the Jackson County
Abstract company wns nt Jackson
ville on business Thursduy.
When in doubt, piny trumps. Wo
say when in doubt, buy ronl estate in
Medford. Lots $23 ciisb. $10 per
month. Benson Investment Co.
William P. Storer of Saernmenlo
is in Medford visiting relatives.
Henry C. Johnson of flold Hill, wns
a' recent visitor in Medford.
'Harry Stonowell 'of the Applcgnle
was a recent visitor iij Modford.
John Williamson of Benglo was in
Medford on business Friday.
Arthur Moron of Colestin.
Friday in this city.
spent
V
F. J. Moonnn of Central Point
brouirht to this office Friday four
peppers' from his garden Hint weigh
eel l'j pounds, ono nlono weighing
'o pound. They wore fine specimens
und 'were eertninlv n credit lo Mr.
Moonnn. . ,
Count v Assessor W. T. Grieve wns
in Medford on business Fi'idny.
Geovire (inltiths ol Mnrslilielcl is
in Medford in the inleresls of frost
prevention. He carries n complete
outfit of modern -equipment.
MF.HFOIH). Or.. Aug. f. IflO!)
Hall's Texas Wonder, of SI. Louis,
cured my daughter of n severe kidney
und bladder Irnnblo ofter doclon
failed lo givo liny roliof, and I can
cheerfully recommend it. Mrn. L. L.
Wilson, '135 Bnrllclt St. Sold by
Ilnskins' Drug Store.
RFAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
A. ('. ()oel.e to George I. Fer
ii'.on, N '2 of S K y. sue-
on Id, lowiisbi) 3.'i, range
4 W ! 3000
Hurry II. Tutlle to William It.
Bullock, lot 3, block 1, Tul
tle's subdivision 1
United Slules to John W. Stu
der, lots 1 and 2, section 30,
township 33, range 2 F. ...patent
0. Porter to T. IS. Higiiibolb
am, tliree-(iiurter nero in
section 34, towushi)! 33, range
1 K l."00
Bert V. Bull to W. II. Ken
worlby, lots 4 and 5, block
4, George Ball's addition to
Woodville 250
Probate. s-
Kstate Nellie A. Blackburn; first
nnd final account of administrator
filed.
Kstnlo Frank I. Xelkc; order made
discharging administratrix.
F.stnte Ilulduh Colver; report of
sole of real property filed and or
der made confirming same.
Kstnte Marin A. ('benoweth ; semi-'
minimi nccoiiut of administrutor fil
ed. Kstalo Lucy V. Chandler; order
mnde eonfinning sale of real estate.
Fstnte J. T. Lnyton; order made
for udiiiinislrator to furnish new
bond.
' An Illustration.
"Now. Harold." uld the teacher to
small hut unusually bright pupil,
"glvo au Illustration of the superiority
of mluil over mutter."
After n moment's reflection Harold
replied: "I bnve to mind you. That's
wlinl Is the matter." Chicago News.
Alice Alias Alya.
Mr. Bqulggs What's the little Ku
rox girl's name? I couldn't cutcb It
when her mother Introduced us. Mrs.
Hqulggs Pliiln Alice, only her moth
er's trying to pronounce It so you'll
spell It "Alys."-Phllndelplila Bulletin.
Both on tho Lino.
"The nrllst over the way was boast
ing to me Hint his work Is now being
hung on the line." -
"Humph! So Is his wife's." Balti
more American.
Revenge Is the abject pleasure of an
abject mind. Juvenal.
8uepicious.
Tie seeing New York automobile
was moving tnrougu me uuanciai Dis
trict. "Tills is Wall street," announc
ed the man with the megaphone.
"Keep your band on your purse, Hi
ram!" hoarsely whispered a lndy from
tbe open country to her husband.
Premonition.
Little W'lille Say. pa, what Is tbe
meaning of premonition?
Pa Premonition, my son, 'is what
nils people who nre nllllcted with the
"1 told you so" hu bit. Chicago News.
A Sacrifice.
Knt Mnn-Whiit: Are you going to
let this small boy shave me? Barber
Let the boy bnve tils fun for once.
It Is Ills birthday, sir. Kllegendo Blat-
ter.
A scar nobly got Is 9 good livery of
honor. Sbnkespenre.
MISFITTED LENSES ARE
I i,l I s' i iailw ii i
By my method errors of the eyes cnusing nerve strain nre ac
curately mensural, proper lenses prescribed, when hendnehes and oth
er troubles disappear. It is a well known fact that children in school
classed ns stupid have often boenkuown to make rapid progress after
errors of this sort hnve been corrected. Brief consultation free.
t ..L . . DR. IVY M. ROBINSON,
" 1 , ' Eyesight Specialist,
East Main St., Over Nicholson's Hardware. Medford.
ASHLAND
Swedenliurg Block.
Here Is a year's Work for yoil. An earnest nnd enthusiastic young
ninn or vvoninn cim secure an excellent course of business training.
Splendid rooms in tlio Swedenliurg block, individual instruction, in
crensed faculty. Everything up-lo-dnlo.
Enter September (ilh nnd secure tho host year's work of your life,
including our full course in gymnasium work.
P. RITNER. A. M., President.
Special Program at the Bijou.
Be Hiire und see the pictures nt the
Bipou tonight. Three feature films.
Tho highest class pictures ever shown
in Merlfnrd. We do not show one
reel of good stuff and one reel of
poor pictures. Our pictures are all
tho very best and latest. See Hie
beautiful hand colored picture Be-wileli.'-d
Manor House, a wonderful
trick picture, very clever and amus
ing lo the children.
"The Message," a beautiful dramn,
dealing with a happy home. See the
mother about to desert her home, and
see the little tot and how she causes
her mother to return home.
"Little Busybody," a very funny
comedy, a screnrn from sturt to fin
ish. We give Medford one of the best
shown for the money. We huve the
quality as well us tho quantity. ,
No short shows. You get your
money's worth here. No fourth eluss
entertainments, such as other houses
show, but strictly high class vaude
ville nnd moving pictures. .The Chi
cago Trio change their act Saturday,
a. very clever, singing and dancing
turn. Admission 10c. und 15c. 143
A Tramp of Roiourco.
Much experience of thirsty tramps
bad caused tbe author of "An Engltsb
Holiday." J. J. Hlssey. to foreknow
almost exactly wbut tbey would say
to hi in.' due day. when sending bis
motorcar slowly ulong a shady Eng
lish road, he met one of this guild, who
accosted hlin wltb the preliminary
touch of his cap. Mr. Flissey antici
pated III in by exclaiming:
"1 lie mortal thirsty: Unve you. good
sir, the price of n glass of ale about
yon? I've driven nearly Dfty miles to
day, and since tbe morning not a bite
of food bus passed my lips."
The look of nstoulshment that tramp
gave me was a delight to observe. But
this tramp wns n man of ready re
source, and, seeing 1 was a boneless
case, be rose to tbe occasion and
promptly exclaimed, wltb what dig
nity be could command and with a
comically serious expression:
"If there were a policeman In sight
I would give you In charge for begging,
that 1 would r
Between Two Fires.
She was desperately gone on them
both, and she couldn't think wlcb
one to choose. It was rather perplex
ing, uo doubt, for one sbe was bound
to refuse.
She gazed nt tbeiu both in despair,
quite piizr.led to know what to do. As
soon as she thought about one sbe
cared for tbe other one too.
They still remained under ber gaze,
little recking the trouble they brought.
It really was hnrd to decide. Tbey
were both so delightful, she thought.
She couldn't say which one she'd
bare; her efforts fell hopelessly flat.
it's really exceedingly bard select
ing a new autumn bat.
He Told Her.
Housekeeper You promised that if
I'd give you n good meal and a suit
of old clothes you'd tell me bow to
keep the premises free from tramps.
Tramp Yes. mum. an' I'm n man
of me word. mum. nn' I'll keep ine
promise, although that meal wasn't no
great shakes nn" this suit of clothes I
nln't much of n tit. But I'll tell ye.
"Well, what course nm 1 to pursue?"
"Never give 'em anything, mum.
r!ood day. mum."
DEAR AT ANY PRICE.
Some Consolation.
A detective once said It' was all
wrong to suppose Unit the professional
housebreaker works wltb coolness and
calculation. On the contrary, be usual
ly works In terror nnd haste, takes too
much swag from one room and too
little from another and sometimes over
looks the silver In currying off tbe
electro. London Saturday Jlevlew.
8ource of 8upply Gone.
"Why don't you bring out an um
brella on a drenching day like this?"
inquired a man of a neighbor's sod.
"Since father gave up bis club be's
never brought borne any more um
brellas," replied the lad. Fillndelpbla
Inquirer.
Good Rtaeon.
"Well, Johnny, do joa wish you
were a grownnp man?"
"You bet I do."
"But why?"
"Bo people wouldn't ask me such
fool questions." Exchange.
Muddled.
She Of course I'm not as old as yon
think I am.
He I hope not I mean you can't be
--that Is how old are yon? Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
A Difficult Task. -Tbe
MaD Do you think you could
learn to love me. darling? The Darling
I don't know: I mlgbt. I learned
Greek wben I was a girL Illustrated
Bits.
Watermelons
FANCY LARGE ONES, 15c EACH TODAY AND SATURDAY
AT THE B. & C. CASH STORE. TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS
TO 2351.
JARDINIERES FOR TODAY AND SATURDAY WE WILL
HAVE QN SALE FOOD FAIENCE BODY JARDINIERES, G
INCH, FOROc; 8-INCH FOR 40c; 10-INCH FOR 50c EACH.
ECONOMY JARS COME TO OUR STORE TODAY OR SATUR
DAY AND SEE THE LADY USE ECONOMY JARS.
HAVILAND CHINA SET, 56 PIECES BEAUTIFULLY BLEND
ED COLORS IN WREATHS OF ROSES AND VIOLETS, IN VINE
PATTERN. REGULAR PRICE $23.00. TODAY ......... .$18.00
The store that serves you best by telephone, 2351.. : '
B Gash
223 West
, A Home Body.
"So your husband always stays In
the house nights';" snld one woman.
"Yes," answered the other. "Once
Hiram gets settled down In front of
his fireside you cau't get hi in out of
doors even to bring In an armful of
wood."
Good end Simple. -
I-ct It not be in any man's power to
say truly of thee that thou art not
simple or that thou art not good, but
let til in lie a liar whoever shall think
nnylhing of this kind about thee, and
Ibis is altogether In thy power, for
who is be that shall hinder tbee from
being good and simple? Marcus An
tonlus.
How He Raieed It.
"IIow on earth did you ever culti
vate such a beautiful black eye?" ask
ed Brown's friend.
"Ob," replied Brown, who bad unin
tentionally been illustrating the fall of
man on roller skates, "1 raised it from
a slip." Everybody's Magazine.
8howe No Improvement.
"I don't see that ber college educa
tion bag Improved ber mncb."
"Nor
"No. Sbe helps ber mother wltb tbe
housework jnst as If sbe badn't been
educated." Detroit Free Press.
An Apt Simile.
Some men have a career like a golf
ball. Tbey are helped out of one hole
I only to get Into another. Ltppincott's.
6 Store C
Main Street
We Lead
in showing the latest
Fall Styles in Suits
Also a Nice Line of Ladies'
Ready-ToWear Hats
SPECIAL
While they last, a splendid lot of
PERSIAN SILK RIBBONS; all col
ors and shades; ranging in width
from 80 to 100; regular 60c and 75c
values; to close, per 9r
yard
We carry a complete line of
BABY'S WEARING APPAREL at
prices which are exceptionally low,
when quality is considered.
See Us First