5
I
A ( i of j it I I i w i 1 1 n tilling lint
Mifi't (' li 1 1 1 1 ii t -i( in lii-lmiKiiiK
In .1. A. Martin Friday. Twitlvu-yiiiir-ulil
I.iiiiih Mili'ludl (if Jiii'ltKuuvillu
wim liulilinj; lli li'iim, wliirli (IiihIiihI
iimili on t till uvi'Iiiki mid wuh
hloiii'd at tint junction of lliij (.'(Mi
tral I'oiul n 1 1 1 1 1 witliout wriniiH diini
iiKO. Will iidviincc Hi'iitiiiiilicr 1.1, all ro
inuiniiiK lotM in Wooillawn 1 Infill H,
Oak Oruv, Ltmrt'l Park, Motiiilnin
Viow mid Siithnrliii Tcrrncu nilili
liotm. Oct unii today at prow-nt prints.
lll'IIMIII lllVI'Htllll'Ilt Co. 101
Fred 11. llupliiiiH and Mr. llopkiim
linvt rcliiriK'd from l'orllanil, wlutro
tlu'.V atti-ndi-d tlm iitm-riil of Mr. J.
II. Woodward, iimtln-r of Mix. Hop
kiiiN. Ti'ii-acro Inn;! cIomi in at icaKim
ablu print. Yon will find tlii'in jiiHt
mh ri'prvrtKiitad. 1'rii-pn rijjhl. Hi-iihoii
liivc'Mlincnt Co. 1"1
Stipi'rinliniilt-iit Ciiriiulmii and Mr.
Oiirniilmn of th Hlim Iodi! niinH
am HpcndiiiK f' day in Mi'dfnrd.
Wmiti'd Sonu! vacant lioitHds, Hunt
Hid or WiiKt Sidi-i Imvc pnrtito wnit
uiK for tin-in. fall and hi-p ns. lli'ii
tion invi'KtniiMit Co., 112 Main ht. Ml
Cliarli'H II. WnUwortli mid liw hoii
Norvnl ore lie'iiitf lironlit Inn-It to
.lucliKonvilli' for trial m'xl wi.-ck on
a ri'ln-ariiiK ' I In Mnaliiii innrdiT
rharcn. Deputy Sheriff William l.'l
ricli and J. I.. leiiiiiier liavc tin ae
ciiKi'd iiK'ii in custody.
Sniiill rnneli a few mile from eity;
will trade for innidi property; n.'ii
honalilc priee mid lurniH. Itenson In
vexlnient Co. 1.11
Mr. II. I.. MoniKoniery of Mont
KoineryV Indies' wnxiriinii returned
today from a tlirec weekw' buying
tour in New York and Chicago.
Twciity-KcviMi acres four niileK
Koutli of Medford, with Iioiim, hum,
nine Here purs, vei'talilii (jartlen,
cte., for only iflllMIO. HeilHon Invest
ment Co. Ill
Profenitor .1. W. Shirh'V. I'urinor in-
hlrnelor in the North Hi'lnwd. who for
the pant year Iiiik been near Albany,
in moving with bin family to Medford,
when be will herenltor rennlu.
'" K. K. Miner of Central I'oint in
a reeent Medford visitor.
Antoinobili! insurance -Have your
machine insured against theft, fire
and accident. Ilenson Investment
Co. 151
Miss .Martha Hovt of Portland is
visitim? Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mears at
their now bungalow at Tabzle Rook,
as arn Mr. and Mrs. Tubbs of San
Kranciseo.
Lots in Laurel Park addition mm
be bought for if'J.I cash and $10
monthly payn Is. I!ennn Invest
inenl Co. HI
.Inhn DoiiL'lierlv and wife vcturued
tiivllinir Siskiyou borne Friday after
ii vinil w lili Oris While and family.
Seventy neres four and one-bulf
miles from Medford; new (i-room liun-
(jabitv: Hurt fruit Ii only l"'r
acre. InveMiiiiito Ibis. Ilenson In
vestment Co. 131
K. C. Ireland and T. W. Anllo will
occupy the wel room of tho new
Piilm-Ortli building on West Main as
u complete oie;iir and tobacco store.
A lot in the beautiful Ouk Ornvo
addition will please you and inaku
von money. Benson Investment Co.
1.11
Vincent & linker have purchased
the Palm lot near tho Medford ico
plant and will erect a stomjjo ware
house. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTKD To exehaiiRe, n ridinu:
pony for ft Konlln driviiiR puny. W.
H. Pollard, li. R. .1, Box 7'J. II"
FOR SALE flood learn of mares,
one with coll. at side, 7 yours old,
weight belweon 11100 unci 1101)
pounds, a fine work team and splen
did walkers; three .Tersoy milch
cows, H nice shoals of about HO
pounds .weight. Inquire of F. Ii.
Dtt, on Hie old ynn ITorderburg
place, 2','a miles below Central Point
or Rort A'ndovsou, Medford, Or.
FOR SAT-K Fight or ten rods of
good picket fence, in seclions, nil
ready lo put up. Tmiuirn of Horl
Anderson, Medl'ord, Or.
FOR SATF.-;A pel. burro Iwo years
old. Call a'l Dr. Helms' stable.. 151.
NASH GRIILL
,Talile d'Hote Dinner,
Sunday, September 12.
Celery en Hninclio
Olives
Salted Kuts
lloiilliou en Tiihhi;
Filet of Chicken Halibut ail vin Hlnnn
l'omtueH Ivauhon
Snbid Waldorf ,
Spring Lamb Chops, Fnrcie NcIhoii
Stuffed Tomatoes
Maraschino Punch
Nabisco Wafers
Stuffed Young Turkey
Oardeu Peas Creamed Potatoes
Vanilla !'' t-'ream
Assorted Fancy Cake
Koouefort Cbecso
Hcnt'H Crackers.
Cul'u Noir
Onlv five davs Ml to Hciire u lot
in our additions in West Medford at
present prices. Itenson Invest ment
Co. HI
A. Pankey of Central Point spent
Friday in Medford.
West Medford for building lots;
good ones from fJIO to $1011. Wc
will build your house. Henson In
vestment Co. 151
Mrs. K. M. I.umsden, mother of II.
U. Lumsden, left Friday for Pacific
Grove.
Take a look al the new houses be
ing built on our additions. Iots will
advance rapidly in a short time. Se
cure yours at once. Ilenson Invest
ment Co. HI
Will Aldenhagen's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Aldeiihacen. who have
been visiting him, returned to their
San Francisco home Iriday.
Give us your insurance. We will
place it in good companion -and look
carefully after it. Fire, plate glass,
automobile. Henson Investment Co.
151
' K. J. Howling and wife left for St.
Charles. Minn., Friday after a visit
here with K. L. Halsom.
A few more lots left in Woodlawii
Heights. Will soon be closed out
Henson Investment Co. HI .
William Duttmi, one of Hugh
Poit's prominent ranchers, was a
Medford visitor Saturday.
George. Stough, tlm only first -class
chimney sweep, will be here tho first
of next week. F.veryono should get
their chimneys and flues cleaned
while they can get it done right, as the
old man is O. K. Leave orders at
Ibis office at once. George Stough.
Mrs. J. F. Keddy leaves Tuesday to
visit relatives in Spokane. Dr. H ed
dy, who is now in Portland, will ac
company her.
On Monday. September VI, at 10
a. ni. .10 ladies and 100 school chil
dren at 4:1.1 p. ni. are wauled at The
Wigwam, where Medford's new gym
nasium will !' opened for the sea
son. 150
Colonel George P. Minis of Central
Point spent Saturday in Medford.
Iicniember. on September 13, nt 10
a. in. .10 Indies are wanted at the new
o-vmnasiuni. which will be opened nt
The Wigwam. At 4:1.1 p. ni. 100
school children are urged to lie pres
ent. Don't forget timo and place. 1.10
.lames Fay, editor of the Gold Hill
News, spent Saturday with bis fam
ily in Medford.
' On Tuesday evening at The Wig
wam the inanngeinent. will present u
lady dancer absolutely free a pres
ent. 351
George Daniels of Prospect seiit
Fridny in Medford. t
Another present will, bo given away
free Tuesday night to one of Med
ford's lady dancers. HI
K, V. Foster and wife left Friday
for Hedlnnds.
The management of The Wigwain
will present a present to one of Med
ford's lady dancers on Tuesday eve
ning. . ' -'l
Kite & Hatfield sold Friday in New
York one car of Kogue Hiver Hait
lells at .2.!)'J. belonging lo the liogue
Hiver Fruitgrowers' union. At Cbi
ca'.'o a car of llartlctts from Ihe Hour
Creek orchards sold for 'lXt'- and
one from Ohvoll for $2.2:1. liolh ears
wore over-ripe.
Will I rude small ranch for city
properly; good value. Henson Invest
ment Co. ' ' nt
Chlo Mosden and wife and 1). K.
Wilcox and wife of Lcnovn, Kan., are
valley visitors. . , .
K. L. Jones of Seattle is spending
ii few days in the city.
Klin Gitunyaw, public stenographer,
room 4, Palm building.
I. W. MoOee. and wife of Ashland
are Medford visitors.-
Imperial addition Slop right now
and look up the Imperial addition ad
vertisement in (his issue.
C. A. Colo of Corvillns is in tho city.
Wu lire going to petition tho eity
council to open up two more streets
from Maui into ImH-rial addition and
lay water mains on nil streets into it.
This alone will add thousands of dol
lars to the vuliio of tho propertyi Let
us sell you u lot now and you will get
the benefit of the raise.
W. J. Iligham of Stockton, Col.,
is looking over the valley.
Don't forget that tho Nush Grill
bus tho best chef in the state and
aiukes a specialty of small or large
dinner parties.
It. K. C'olwcll of Portland is a re
cent Medford arrival.
Nash Grill open all the time.
It. C. Astbury of Gold Hill is spend
ing a few days in Medford.
If you want the best bread on earth
see Stringer, tho West Sido Gro
cer. 151
J. H. I.eggett of Portland arrived
recently in the city.
See Prof. Anton Romanoff, for
merly court violinist of Austrian em
peror, for lessons on violin, guitar
and mandolin. Leave orders at Nash
hotel.
A. I.. Wilson and wife of Oakland
are Medford visitors.
The Nash Grill is open day and
night the finest service between
Portlnnd nnd San Francisco.
Mrs. Theodore Nbr of Pittsburg,
is visiting-ill Medford.
The Spot Cafo don't serve fjuail on
tost or humming bird pot pie, but
they do serve the best dinner ever
eaten in Medford for tho price.
W. C. ICooheii of Portland is regis
tered at the Moore.
You can get a men! to order nt the
Nosh Grill any time between C o'clock
hi tho morning nnd midnight. Open at
nil hours.
.1. C. Ciiiiningham of Vancouver
is in the eity.
If the Fast Side will warke up now
Oakdale avenue and West F.ighth
street won't have it all their own way,
ns the best residence districts of the
citv.
I.. A. Murrv of Portland is visiting
Medford. '
It wouldn't bo surprising to see an
epidemic of street improvement break
out on the F.nst Side at any time.
There are u few fellows over there
that can so that it will double and
triple Ihe value of their property.
A. M. Snvder of San Francisco is
in the citv on business.
Sniees nnd extracts at itti So. G
street.
' .1. W. Frederick and wife of Mo
desto, Cal.. are spending n few days
in Medford, guests nt the Moore.
Let Hull ri. your scenic work, such
ns a photo of your orchard, borne, etc.
331 10. Main street.
Among tho arrivals from .eastern
points are M. Froeberg of New York,
George A. McFarland of Valley City,
N. D., C. D. Vance of Hnntsville,
Mo.; K. J. Odell of Amandnle, Minn.:
A. P. Whitfield. Chicago; IT. W. Mil
ler. Salt Lake City Albert A. Golden
Huston; Will F. Shully, nltimore; Mrs
Theodore Nbr, Pittsburg: C. IT. Lnw-
son nnd wife. Denver; Chlo Mosden
and wife, nnd D. E. Wilcox nnd wife
of Lenorn, Knn..
Southern Oregon Tea nnd Coffee
Co.. 3G So. G street.
E. .1. Lawrence of Berkeley, Cal.,
who is visiting with friends near Ea
gle Point, was in the ety Saturday.
You'll meet your friond nt the box
ball alloy.
Mrs. L. E. Whtng of Kvorvew
ranch, near Eagle Pont spent a few
hours n the eity Saturday.
Do you have good brend? Why not
see Stringer, West Sido Grocery. 1.11
C. Hrownstein of Salem was a Sat
urday visitor in Medford.
Orders for sweet cream or butter
milk promptly filled. Phone the
Mreamer?.
Nina Carter of Gold Hill was in tho
city on Saturday.
Dressed chickens always on hand
at the liogue Hiver Fish Co. 1 10
Tens nud coffees at 3(1 So. 0 st.
Mrs. C. L. Mnrey, who bus boon
confined lo the hospital for several
davs past, is convalescing.
You'll like boxbnll. Try it.
S. .1. Mook of San Francisco is
a recent Medford arrival.
A gnmo everybody can play box
ball. .
A. P. .Whit ford of Chicngo is in
the eity. ..
LOUVRE
8peclal Sunday Dinner, 75c.
Celery
Olive
Salted Nuts
Chicken a In Heine
Consomme with Spaghetti
linked Halibut, Sauce Vin Marie.
Cucumbers Persian Potatoes
Spring Lamb Chops a la Christine
Stuffed Tomatoes
Lonvre Special Punch
Stuffed Young Capon
Celery Dressing
Mashed Potatoes Green Peas
Fruit Salad, Whipped Cream
lee Cream and Cuko
Roquefort Cheese
" Sailed Wufers
Demi Tasse
110
The way to a man's heart is via
his stomach, such being the case, the
Loucre cafe is entitled to the thanks
of every womnrt whose friend or rela
tive has ever sat at its table 'tis a
pleasure to eat there.
PROGRAM RENDERED AT
DEUEL & (CENTNER'S
The following was the program by
the Medford bund nt Deuel & Kent
ner's store Friday evening:
March "Diuilap Comma ndory''
Selection
.."41 Minutes From Broadway"
Romaiiza, 'Evening Star" (Tannbnu
ser), trombone solo, Mr. Fay Lane.
Waltzes "Ln Serenata"
Characteristic
"South Carolina Sunshine'
Intermezzo "Kisses"
Overture "Grand American Fantasia"
March "National Fcucibles"
Table d'hote dinner at the Nash
Grill Sunday evening. Music by Ro
manoff's orchestra.
' Table d'hote dinner nt the Nash
Grill Sunday evening. Music by Ro
manoff's orchestra.
Table d'hote dinner ct the Nash
Grill Sunday evening. Music by Ro
manoffs orchestra.
Nash Grill open nil the time.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Harness Saddles
Whips Robes
Tents Blankets
Wagon Sheets
Axle Grease and
Gall Cure
ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK
J. C. Smith
314 E. Main
THE PRBLIMNARY SURVEY OF BLOCK No. 1.
SISKIYOU HEIGHTS
SUB-DIVISION
C O M PLE T E D
This block when cut up will make twenty-one
large lots, These building sites command
the sightliest view in the city
II: ymi iitc vliiituhi to jiciiuii-o nny of this siilenlil pi-oiK-i-ty you iiuiy liavo youi
' rlmi.-o now liot'oj-c (lie iii.tiviclu;.! lot. lilies arc staked1.
OREGON ORCHARDS SYNDICATE
SKI, I. ING AGENTS
Special matinee ut tho Bijou the
ater Saturday afternoon at 5:30 p
in. for the benefit of the school chil
dren. All school children will be ad
milted fur the small sum of 5 cents.
This is done by the management in
order to give the children a chance to
see Professor Nick Young's trained
dog show... The Bijou will run a chil
dren's matinee every Saturday from
now on. Admission 5c. 149
Stenography, Typewriting,
Bookkeeping, Mathematics,
Penmanship, Business Cor
respondence. Legal Forms
and Commercial Law by
expert teachers. Terms
very reasonable. No busi
ness college methods.
Afternoon session 3:30
to 6 p. m.
Night session, 7 to 9:30
p.m.
Apply 135 Bartlett Street,
Opposite High School
Economy
The Same
Old Story
Order Now
A NUMBER OF OUR CUSTOMERS WERE
DISAPPOINTED LAST WEITC IN NOT GET
TING THEIR CTICKEXS.i-rrO.ilF YOU WERE
ONI;: OF THEM, PROFIT BY YOUR EXPERI
ENCE 4ND ORDER N0Wi3
THE ECONOMY MARKET
ASHP0LE & NICHOLS, Proprietors.
Opposite Postoffice Phone 461.-
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Economy
Why allow your eyes
, to use more than their
normal supply of ner
vous energy T Even a
Alight saving each day
may mean much to you
for future health. We
ever presriba lenses un
til we have taken norve
mea s u r e m e nt s nnder
pressure and with pres
ure removed to prove
accuracy of our findings
wh-.fi relief is sure to
follow.
Improper adjustments
of lenses not only ds
. tracts from appearance
but adds much to eye
strain.
McCormick methods
. nsed exclusively. Brief
consultation free.
DR. IVY M. ROBINSON,
Eye Specialist.
East Main St., over Nicholson's
Hardware.
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UOOITU 1UVKK VALLEY