Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 17, 1910, FIRST SECTION, Page 3, Image 3

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REMODELING VALUES
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On Account of Apparent Inconvience Specirl Values Offered
MEDflORP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 17, 3910.
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MS. wo arc remodeling not only our front, but (lie entire store is to undergo extensive improvements. WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS, however, and, on account of the incon
jnienco of trading near the dust and noise ("WHICH IS HARDLY NOTICEABLE) we are offering special values. IP YOU WANT TO SAVE ON A QREAT MANY LINES OF
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venience o tra mir
HARDWARE, DON'T FAIL TO OALL HERE AND EXAMINE OUR SPECIAL RE-M0DELLNO VALUES.
Most Desirable Fishing Tackle
When you go fishing, go well equipped.
Tf you are an experienced fisherman you'll
know what tackle to select and that this is
the placo to get tho best assortments. If
you don't fish much just cull, and we'll fit
you out with the host tackle known to this
section of Oregon or the world.
The Corredt
Hunting Supplies
If you are thinking of a trip to the happy
hunting grounds, this season, we want to
show you our line of guns, ammunition and
other hunters' supplies." We have the large
assortments and the latest models.
Look Here for
Gasoline Stoves
A gasoline stove is a comfort and a bless
ing to the home and if it's a "insurance"
you are absolutely sure that it will always
work satisfactorily. An examination into
the merits of this stove will mean a sale for
us.
Who Will Catch Prize Fish
Many anglers are out for one of the
THREE PRIZES. Are you trying for one?
FIRST PRIZE
A $50.00 Fly rod to tho person catching tho largest
stcelhesd on one of our Special Rogue River Trout Files
this season.
SECOND PRIZE
A $20.00 Hardy Reel to tho person catching tho sec
ond largest fish during the season.
THIRD PRIZE
A $10.00 Fly Rod will bo given to the person, catch
ing the third largest fish this season. " ' n
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HARDWARE CO
IT'S ON LEGS WHAT? COME AND SEE
FOUR NEGROES VISIT
TEODY ROOSEVELT
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OYSTER DAY, N. Y July 1G.
A report publUhod In Now York pa
pore tlmt Theodore Roonovolt ills
ctiHBod tho proHpectH of a, third pros
Itlontlnl term with David 13. Thomp
son, formor ninbrmtmilor to llrnxll and
later to Mexico, undor Itoosuvolt'a nd
inlnlHtratlon, canned Colonol Hooho
vlt to dictate a sharp editorial to
dny for Outlook, to ho labeled "News
paper Accuracy."
Tho colonol wati pitching hay to
day whon quoBtloned regarding tho
report. Ho stopped, mopped IiIh brow
and said:
"I havo really nothing to say.
Thompson and I oro old frlondH and
ho did not broach tho subject yes
terday." Among tho vlHltorH at Sajjamoro
Hill today wore four nogro politi
cians, wholnvltod Roosovolt to visit
tho negro fair to bo hold at Richmond,
Va In tho fall.
Tho nogroos, returning from tholr
Intorvlow with Roosovolt, said:
"Wo founl tho colonol chopping
down an elm troo. IIo stopped and
grootod us. Ys, sir, ho ovon pro
itontod us with chlpn nfl tokens of his
efforts. Wo extracted half a prom
ise that ho would attond our conven
tion In Octobor."
MOTHERA! CHILDREN
FLEE IN FOREST FIRE
ASHLAND MAN
MAKES SETTLEMENT
David ProHHloy lias miulu n fiutis
fnotory Holllomont with Uio Southern
Pacific railrond for dmniiKOH hhh
tniuod at Oak Hlreot oroBslni? by bo
iiiL' run down by tho local train. Ah
a Ihihih of tho HKToomont ho vocoivos
what ifl oMuivnhmt to thrco yours
wnuH for injurioH miHtiiinod. Ho ifl
to pay for hills inoumid on account
d'f the unoidout, and hopoH wlion ev
erything in Hottlcd on thiH Hcnra to
havo n halnnno in bin favor of ii))
proxinintoly $2400.
CALIFORNIA HERO GETS
MEDAL FOR BRAVERY
110ISW, Idaho, Jnly 1G. Almost
In a stnto of collapBO, following her
flight with mroo small children
through a burning forest, Mrs. Joseph
MnBon Is resting at tho homo of n
friend on tho north fork of tho Coour
d'Alono rlvor today.
YcHtordnr afternoon Mrs. Mason ob
served thnt tho forest flro which had
boon liurnlni' near tho Maoon homo.
had swept down tho vnlloy and had
practically cut off escape by sur
rounding tho mountain rcsorvo.
Without stopping to gnthor hor bo-
longings, tho woman called hor three
Hinall children, and with thorn cling
ing to her, began hor fllRht from al
most certain death.
For thrco miles sho fought hor way
through tho smoko and burning brush
half dragging, half carrying tho HttlOj
totes, until sho reached open country
and satoty.
At tho end of tho perilous Journey
MrB. Mason foil exhausted.
MADRIZ TO SEND HIS
I United States or another method of supervised bj the United States.
I bringinjr about penco in the turbulent j "
republic, is imminent. It is rumored If tho right tenant is not inclined
WASHINGTON1, 1). C, July 10.
President Mndrir. of Nicaragua has
sunt special envoys to Washington
to discuss the Niearaguau situation
with tho statu department, according
to u report cut rent hero today.
Tho envoys nro Modosto Damns,
formerly Nicnraguun minister to
Great Britain, and Sebastian Salinas.
They are duo to arrivo hero July 2U.
Thore it a growing belief hero thnt
intervention in Nicaragua bv tho
further that tho envoys sent by
Mndrir. will suggest n special prcsi-
to seek your property, make your
property seek tho tenant through a
dentin! election in Nicaragua to bo campaign of classified advertising.
DEEDED HIS PROPERTY
AWAY AND THEN DIED
HONOLULU, July 1C Friends l
and neighbors of Colonol Samuel
Morris, a woalthy California plonoor, '
who dlod last night, nro inclined to
bollovo ho had a promonltlon of his
death. ,
Klftoon days ago Colonol Morris,
who was known for his philanthropies
deeded ovor 180,000 ncroo of land
to hlB neighbors. Tho gift has caus
od tho bollof thnt tho colonol real
ized his days wore numbered.
Books
Did you ovor stop to think
jf how much you nro missing
tvlioti you fail to bocomo nc
.ptuiutod with tho grcot auth
ors T Books nro man's best
friends. Wo help you chooso
tho best by kcoping tho lntost
nnd most popular fiction.
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The Merrivold Shop
134 West Main Street.
Harness, Saddles, Etc,
If you appreciate a large assortment of harness,
saddles, and everything that is commonly handled
in a store of this kind, you should call here. Everj'
thing is the best that long experience and skilled
makers can produce.
MEDFORD HARNESS COMFY
A TACKSTROM, Proprietor, Successor J. O. Smith.
East Main Street Medford, Oregon
,'gLja1 ax a
WASHINGTON, n. C July in.
Tho treasury department today pre
Houlod n gold medal to George Freolh
of lli'dlnndB, Cnl in recognition of
hiH lmivory in niHouing seven Jan.
niioso fishermen from douth at
Ocean Turk, flnl., December 10,
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J. K. KNYAUT, rrosidenl. J. A. PtiKKY, Vieo-Prosidont.
JOHN S. OHTII, Cashier. W. U. JACKSON, Ass't Cashior.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL $100,000.00
SURPLUS 20,000.00
UNDIVIDED PROFITS 15,000.00
:: SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING BUS!-
: NESS TRANSACTED. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
Sherman, Clay & Co.
MEANS
STEINWAY
AND IT MEANS
QUALITY
SEE US FOR
PIANOS
AND
PLAYER PIANOS
For Diamonds, Jewelry
Clocks & Tableware See
DIAMOND'S
115 East Main St.
Medford
No. 97 $16,000 20 acr'es, 1M miles from Medford.
This tyact consists of 1C acres of 7-year-old
Newtowns just coming into bearing, and 4
acres of Bartlett peal's, 3 years old; fine
black soil, with sandy clay subsoil. Cash,
$6000; balanco 1, 2 and 3 years at 6 per cent.
No. 96 $11,000 16 acres right close to city limits,
Pine soil; located just right to divide into
city lots. There s money in this deal for
someone; why not you1? $6000 cash, time on
balanco. Let us show you.
No. 82 $4000 40 acres, V2 miles from town; 8 acres
alfalfa; 6 acres grain; 3 acres young trees;
30 acres can be cultivated; running water tho
year round. $1000 cash, balanco 1 and two
years, 6 per cent.
No. 86 $3500 6 acres, 3-4 mile from town; all set
to pears last winter; fine crop of corn be
tween the rows this year; nicely built 4-room
house painted white, cost $900; largo barn:
fine well of water and on ono of tho best
roads in Jackson county; $1000 cash, bal
ance $200 and interest each year until paid.
This is ono of the best small deals we know
of in tho vallov.
No. 81 $1600 160 acres near Beagle; 1,500,000 feet
yellow pine timber; 100 acres can bo culti
vated; red freo soil; ono spring; close to
good road; $1000 cash, balanco 1 year, 6 per
cont.
No. 1 2750 Modern six-room house and sleoping
porch; cornor lot; fine location; $1500 cash,
balanco easy.
McArthur & Alexander
PHONE 3681
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
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