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Butte Falls Items
T n lfnmoa linn TlllTialiasi'd a flllO
yiano with pinnol&JaTtfMhWent, and
ire
Mrs.
often nro TCKaI5f H1U8W u
Karnes. 7W..,r
W. J. Kinor of Iho IiSld Diano house
f Medford, has eeMiiaterviowinR
wjt musically iuclined people and
ls tho prospect of placing povoral
eiders. " It is hoped that many in
struments will find their way into
fte homes of our people, as "from
tine whereof tho memory of man
rraaite'th not to tho contrary" music
has been one of tho refining and up
lifting influences that has made for
Urhor civilization. .
Engineer BovoriddRC, with his crow
I assistants, has broken camp and
it is quito probnblo that no mere:
work will bo dono on the railroad
iron this point until later on.
Dillon Claspill has taken a posi
tive with the fire-fighting force and
is doing good work.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Perry gave ou
Saturday a birthday dinner to their
UMther and her husband (Mr. and
Mrs. F. XL Stewart) and to Mrs.
rover and Mrs. Nichols of Eagle
TtiaL Thore were present Mrs.
Stewart and Judge F. M. Stewart of
Medford, J. W. Grover, Mrs. J. F.
(Sk&ols and several grandchildren.
T say that they all were not enter
tai&ed and that Mr. and Mrs. Ferry
S4 sot do the honors of such an
cession with more than ordinary
interest and excellence would be
laakjng in a proper commendation of
llhase-excellent people
There was a slight rain on Sat
wfcj night, but Sunday was cloudy,
vita indications that a good rain
weald soon fall and which is very
Kich needed, as thore is but little
stock feed and tho woods are still
John Allen of Derby has been
Jeoking- after his stock interests ut
the Geppert ranch.
Gas Edmonson and a friend were
fiakkg Butto Falls on Sunday. He
ays no definite, certain clue has
Stee 'found to the parties who burg
larized his father's home.
Quite a party of our young men
lave gone on a hunting expeedition
asd we have the promise of some
Tseisou if any is secured, and which
will be very welcome, as none has
keen- enjoyed so far.
Frank Netherlnnd has been mov
ieg his household goods from Derby
to the Falls and will move into his
ww house.
Claspill & Wheeler have brought
n a large load of assorted store
goods from tho valley.
Emerson Wheclor is off on a busi
t boss visit to Medford to purchase
stock.
A Mr. Bassctt of Eagto Point has
been hero looking over tho ground for
an investment. Ho says more than
20 years ago ho was in this section
nnd ho was surprised to note tho
many and favorablo changes which
have taken place and that ho hardly
recognized his old haunts.
Wo aro pleased that tho Mail Trib
uno is touching up tho road question.
It is a shamo the wasto of monoy and
labor is so great and that so little
real son-ice is given nnd good dono
nnd that the roads aro so bad.
Mrs. Salome Matthews, wife of
one of the oldest citizens, is suffer
ing from a, sovoro nttack of dropsy.
Drs. Seeley of Medford and Holt of
Eagle Point are attending physicians, ;
and on Monday performed nn oper
ation of tapping Mrs. Matthews,
which has brought to her temporary
relief. Mrs. Matthews is a land,
hard-working woman and it is1 hoped
that her trouble may bo effectually
cured.
W. S. Dowing, who has been here
for several days looking over his
largo interests, loft on Monday's
stage for Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr.
Dewing is very much Dleased with
the condition of his plant and the
efficient services of Mr. Mills, his
manager, and Superintendent Neta
crland. In due time developments
will take place advancing vory mate
rially tho present conditions.
C. E. Powers and son have purch
ased several lots in the south end of
the town and are building on them
comfortable homes.
Shorty Miles came up to the Falls
on Monday, through a drenching
rain, for hunting, but left us on
Tuesday, the weather not being fa-j
vorable.
Ira Tungate has returned from
thevalloy, where he has been visit
ing for several days.
There -was an itinerant photog
rapher hero during tho week who
has been taking views of our town
and its many homes and buildings,
as also of the surrounding country
We have so many beautiful and in
teresting views hereabouts that
nearly every week some artist visits
this section and goes away with
many views which aro used 'ior va
rious magazines and papers.
All danger of forest fires is now
past, as the heavy downpour of rain
on Monday has effectually quenched
the last smoldering embers and the
face of tho country, tho clearness of
the atmosphere and the balmy air
are most invigorating.
The primary election promises to
be a tame affair, as the voters do
not appear enough interested to come
out and vote.
Eagle Point Eaglets
By
A. O. HowJett.
TJ. G. Hurley, a photographer from
Fruitvale, Cnl.. has been to Butte
Falls and came out Wednesday,
where ho bad been taking views of
tae scenery in that section. He has
been stopping ut the Sunnyside for
a couple of dnys taking photographs
f some of tho buildings, orcbarda,
6ur school, etc. He produces some
fine pictures.
J. Moomaw has about completed
lis new house, E. S. Wolfer has jut
finished plumbing it, and James Rin-j-er,
who has ben Inid up with bro
ken ribs, said today (Friday) that
ae thought that ho would be able lo
o to work and finish up the paint
ing next week.
j I understand that J. W. Grover
iws sold'that part of his place lying
south of the county road, including
His house, barn nnd orchard. I did
not 'learn tho price puid or the name
tho man to whom he sold, but
heard that he was a man from Seut
tle, Wash.
Wo havo just stopped working on
a new well wo have been digging ut
ike Sunnyside. Wo went down 37
feet and struck a kind of slate for
saation that exports sav is a sure in
dication of coal, nnd it is the opin
ion of a number with whom I have
" talked that this entire Butte creak
valley is underlaid with a bed of
oal.
Judging by tho amount of build-
wg material On the different lots in J
Eagle Point, thore will be something
doing in tho building lino this fall, al
though it is vory hard to got lumber
either horo, at tho mills or at Med
ford. Womsloy and Smith nro build
ing a bam for T, E. Nichols and they
complain that they can't get lurabor
enough to keop them busy much over
a&lf of tho time.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Poyton of Peyton
were horo Friday trading with our
MfrchnntHi and on their way to
STedfoni to s.eo tho show Saturday.
Miss Donna Rader, who was called
home on account of. her mother go
ing to Klamath county to visit her
sister and stepmother. Mrs. Sever
ance was behind the counter again
Thursday morning in Von dor Hel-
len's store.
Henry French and Alex Foster
were doing business in Eagle Point
Thursday. . L
Mr. and Mrs. A. Clarno were smil
ing on their friends Thursday.
Old Grandfather Clarno, now 84
years of age, wns down from his
home near Reese creek, and while
hero called on your correspondent to
talk over church matters.
Mrs. Dartz, who is on tho Wilson
plnco in Eagle Heights, had a lot of
wire fencing arrive Friday and was
taken to her place by Dccter & Daisy
tho same day.
A gentleman by tho name of
Hutchison, who has a homestead on
Reese creek, came out Thursday
night on tho P. & E. car and spent
tho night hero, the next morning tak
ing tho Eagle Point and Prospect
stago for homo.
Miss Ina Willils of Persist, who
has been engaged teaching school
nour Climax, enmo out Thursday
evening, spent tho night horo nnd
Friday morning went up- homo with
hor brother, who has tho contract for
carrying tho mail from horo to Pros
pect, via Trail and Persist.
Sheriff Jones enmo out Thursday
morning nnd loft tho ballot boxes for
Englo Point, Trail, Flounce Rock,
Lnke Creek and Climax nnd Butte
Falls at tho Sunuvsido, in enro of
his deputy, John W. Smith, nnd ho
started tho same afternoon nnd went
to Climax nnd Lnke Crook nnd Fri
day morning stnrted for Trail nnd
tho othor procinots with them.
E, S, Wolfer is working on P, H.
Daley's liouso today, doing tho
plumbing wprk.
Chase & Sanborns
COF.FEE is used in hundreds of
the best homes in Medford and the
valley, and once used no substitute
can be offored. Aro you a Chase &
Sanborn user?
Blue Ribbon
FLOUR is bought in carload lots
and wo sell quito a number of cars
every year. Every woman who has
used Blue Ribbon will tako no oth
er brand unless forced to do so.
IP IT'S GOOD TO EAT, WE HAVE IT.
Warner, Wortman & Gore
GROCERY PHONE 286
MARKET PHONE 281
POPULARITY
Comes from several rea rea
eons: IFIRST, we attain pop
ularity by carrying a
complete stock in all
lines of staple and fancy
GROCERIES
SECOND, by employ
ing only the most courte
ous and painstaking
helpj
ITHIRD, by making
good every single thing
that is not altogether
satisfactory.
tJSome of our special
ties cemprise:
FRESH FRUIT
and VEGETABLES,
WHITE DIAMOND
FLOUR, THE BEST
25c COFFEE.
Olmstead
& HibbarcT
Phone Main 571
DOES THIS MEAN
ANYTHING TO
YOU?
JOur stock is always
new and fresh. We sell
on the lowest possible
margins. We handle
only the best brands of ,
staple and fancy grocer
ies. JWe are running a Spe- ,
cial sale on )
DISHES i
IDoes this mean any- :
thing to you?
Allin
b Allin
132 West Alain Street.
Phone Main 2691
AUTOMOBILES
O. W. Murphy. 0. M. Murphy
MURPHY BROS. .AUTO MVERY
1010 Chalmers Detroits.
Phono 1801, Valley Auto Company,
Medford, Or.
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Ultra Shoes
in all the latest designs.
qCOMMON SENSE not sacrificed in de
signing Ultra Shoes. Comfort is not subor
dinated to style: both are equal.
ybdmeadedSA
Medford. Iron WorRs
E. G. Trowbridgde, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, .Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents m So. Oregon for
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FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
RESOLVE!
Tho boat resolution for yoa
to make ia to come to ua for
your next unit, If you want
something out of the ordinary.
We do the beat work and eaargr
the lowest prices.
W. W. EIFBRT
psoaxjiMrvM taxlos
LOOK TO TIIK FUTUKE
as well as tho prosont. You don't
always oxpoct to havo a small busi
ness. Thon propnro yoursolf for a
big ono. Ojon an account at tho
Farmors & Fruitgrowers' Dank and
get used to doing buslncsa as big
business Is dono, Desldos an account
hero Is a monoy savor In many ways.
A check costs you only two conts to
mall, What doos It cost you to sond
tho cash? .
FAHMima' & FilUITGnOWERfl'
BANK.
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Quick Service. Easy Riding.
Prices Right.
PARRY AUTO LIVERY
PHONE MAIN 3141.
Agency for tho Parry Cars. Rogue
River Auto Co., Frank H, Hull, Prop.,
Medford, Or,
R F. GUERIN &' CO.
4 Medford National Bank Bldg. ,
Make
Real Estate Loans
Quick Action
Bring Abstract With You
Our Specialties
Evory grocorynian has a nunibor of spooial linos
which ho exploits and soils a great deal of. Two of
our main specials aro "Puro White Flour" and
"Ooldon Gate Coffee"
PURE WHITE FLOUR
is tho standard tho perfect flour. All wo ask is a
trial -you'll bo a steady patron ovory nf forwards.
GOLDEN GATE COFFEE
has a record all ovor tho Pacific coast as boing tho
best seller on tho market. Thoro is a good reason.
Allen & Reagan
PHONE MAIN 2711
Perfection
Oil Heaters
will cause you to lose all prejudice against burning
oil. They are clean, economical, handy and just
what every home should possess. If a corner of tho
house is cold, warm it up with a "Perfection Oil
Heater." LET US SHOW YOU.
NICHOLSON HARDWARE
COMPANY
MAIN AND BARTLETT STS.
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The tool that
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or comfort and
tulllfor ttrvitt
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Goodiraar wad
$9.50
12-l..h,
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can b tnmlc.
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Of TannaCO. thO liWI lrather far
ererdajr knockabout near.
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,Namt atuiayo on o and yttlout tabtt.
MENZIES SHOE COMPANY, Detroit, Mick.
fjJWo nro oxcIubIyo njfonta In Mod
ford for tho gontilno Monz "Koano"
lioota advortlaod this wcok In tho
HATUItDAV KVEN'INO POST
(JTIila ndvortl8omont ahowa, what
tho tnnkora say of tho Mom "Kaao"
but to our notion thoy don't claim
half what thoy could. Wo would
lllto to toll you the othor half
what mon you know havo to say
of thorn.
&e Wardrobe
TUB HOMH OF GOOD SIIOICS
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Che finest
Sample Rooms
in the city.
Singlo rooms or on suite
also rooms with bath
Hotel Moore
Telephone In ICvcry Room
Rau-Mohr Company
Proprietors.
European Plan
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE PURCHASED THE'
Union Livery Stables
and will conduct a Kflerul food and boarding entabltahment. Horsoa
boardod by the day, woek or month. I guarantoa a square deal
to all.
R. GUANYAW
UNION LIVERY BARN. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
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