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"AiiKollim" t tlio reason, 1M
13. J, HuroHii of Wollon opont Tuon.
day uIkUI In Motlford,
I J, Lowry will lay flooring or tllo
work In oxchntiKo for n blcyclo, tf
, Charles' II, Uursarnf of Albany la
In f rnWnril nn liiinlnnnH.
L AiiKwIltm hIkIiu for Paris. "Heigh
4 "'hoi" 104
f K, !'. Baylor of Eiikoiio Ib In Mod
I ford on luminous.
Mrs. II. It. Dunn loft for I'nimdoua,
(.'al Monday morning.
"Monsieur Victor" w the real
thing. Simon-pure French,
II. 0. Millar of Uold Hill wnn In
Motlford Wodnoiiday.
Smllo with Morrltt Loltoy. High
wchool, Friday, 8opt. 30. ICO
0. N. Ilosn nml wlfn of lClnmitth
rails aro Initio;; In Medford.
4 .Mm, W. I.. Casndy vUltod hjr sis
ter. In Tnlont on Monday.
,(1. W. Pnrkor ofKngono In In Mod-
ford on buslnofls.
"Making face" at tho IiIkIi school
Friday, Bont. 30, 8 p. m. 100
? ' C. V, McDonald Iiuh roturnod from
ii biiKlniiHH trip to Portland.
, J. C. Pendleton of Tnblo Kock wan
;" In Mod ford Tuesday.
f Funny faces, bonutlful pictures,
Friday night at high school. 100
Herbert Hlinore, from TlininuHon
Crttok, waw In Medford Wednesday.
For laurnnco, phono 3491. Hunt
s' loy-Kroinor Co. 101
Ii. A. Martin, from Woodvlllo, wob
u In Medford Tuesday.
For Isuranco, phono 3401. Hunt
' loy-Kromor Co. 101
Mrs. It. McDonald, from Drowns
horo, was In Medford Tuesday.
Tho new Btoro fronts for tho St.
Mark'n building 'l"o being placed.
John H. Carkln, nttori.oy-nt-law,
over Jackson County Dank.
Charlln Nichols wan In Medford
rrouv Sterling Wednesday.
Dont mU "Making fncoH." High
school, Friday, Sept. 30. 100
Mrs. 11. A. Morgan, who has boon
visiting T. W, Osgood, loft for Los
Angeles Wednesday morning.
Milliliter Troback of tho AHhland
Commercial club was In Mcdford
Monday.
Mw. Carter, who has been visiting
TMV. Osgwid left for her homo In
IloHton on Wednesday morning.
Nino I-yonr-olil. well-bred driving
horses for snla nt West hide bam.
Why does Angelina sigh for Paris?
See "lcl On Pnrlo Francnls" at Med
ford opera house Friday night. 104
Don't fall to rend tho advertise
ment of "(liny & Moo" In tho society
viiudevlllo program.
Medford Collection Agency, 10
por cont charged. Over Hurlburt's
now Btoro. tf
11ml Johnson was In Medford from
tho uppor Applegnto rlvor country
on Wednesday.
Tom and Jeff Kdsnll aro In Med
ford from lllyo, making tliolr fair
purchases.
Mr. Vlncnnt, tho llvory stnblo man,
and daiiKhtor loft for their largo stock
rnnch near Klamath Falls,
Aiken & llonnott oxpeel to an
iioiiiico their opening In tho now St.
Mark's building about Octobor 10.
Mrs, Kd (loro gavo n card party
Monday evening In honor of Mrs,
Drury, who loaves for Spokn.no liv tho
nonr future.
Lost Lndlos' brown flgurod
leather purao on East Main street.
Llbornl rownrd If roturnod to Mooro
hotol Imr or Trlbuno offlco. 10G
Mrs. C. A. Hubbard and Mrs. Wal
Inco Woods wont to Jacksonville Wed
nesday to Bpond a couplp of dnys with
tholr father. '
O, W. Darnum & Co,, contractors
and builders. Country work a spec
ialty. Ordora Bollcltod, Inqulro nt
Tho JToggory.
V, W. Davis inB Just takon a po
Bltlon ib director for "Kontnor's."
Mr, Davis. comes horo from Albany,
Or., ami formorly from Chlcngo.
For ront 2 nowly furnohod rooms
In private homo; all modern conveni
ences, 203 Oloson atroot, Call Main
4474. tf
FrniiJc C. Hlfgn, ngont for tho Paok
nrd, Iiuh nr'lvod In Medford in his
11)11 car from Portland.
Do you know that you can buy any
I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE PURCHASED THE
Union Livery Stables
and will conduot a general feed nnd boarding establishment. Horses
boardod by tho day, woek or month. I guaranteo a squaVo doal ,
to nil.
R.GUANYAW
UNIfo LIVERY BARN. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
Half Minute
Interviews
COMMENTS CAUGHT IN
PASSING.
"(Irantii Pass Is'sliriwlng nlgns of
a ronowod activity," said Peter M.
Korshnw, who returned from a trip
thoro recently, "and a now dally pa
por Is making things wnko up. Grant
Pnsn oxpecta four railroads- tho Ore
gon Hloctrlr, tho Valley trolloy lino,
tho Southern Pacific to tho coast, and
n Hill lino."
"Duck hunting near Klamath Is
splendid this year," said Jack Wll
kenson, who returned with a bag of
120 birds. " Tls groat sport, Indood,
and I had n fine tlmo."
"Tho official count of tho repub
lican primal los, finished on Monday
evening, wnn tho quickest on rocord
In this county," said County Clerk
Colonial!. "Never boforo wore wo
able to hiiyo tho ballots all In tho of
flco from tho proclnctu boforo three
days had passed,"
"Your valloy hero Is tho most Ideal
for homo purposes that I have, en
countered In a trip extending ovor a
dozen states." said I. O. Ilrownoll,
cashlor of tho First National bank of
Phoenix, Ariz. "I really think I shall
make this valley my future homo."
"Tho Amont dnm Is In better con
dition now'than at'any tlmo slnco Its
erection from nn anglor'B standpoint"
said J. C. Alkon of Woodvlllo. "Dep
uty Wnrdon Sandry Is doing splendid
work."
"Cnttlo In my district thlt year nro
looking fine," said Ed Barron of Unr
ron precinct, who wan In town Sat
urday to seo Iluffalo mil, "and wo
expect high prices. Tho rango Is
good."
"Well, there Is ono coiiBolntlon in
bolng defeated for ntato senator,"
said W. M. Cotvlg. "and that Is that
I can rotnln my pns on tho Southern
Pacific."
amount, from a halt aero up, In Oak
dalo Park addition on easy tormsT
Oakdale Land Investment Co., 214
Frultgrowors' Bank bldg. tf
HiiBsey, tho buoy Wont Sldo mer
chant, has Just returned from a trip
to San Frnnclsco.
Plorco & Shophord havo moved
their real cstato offico from tho
Miles building to tho postofflco build
ing. Call and rocolvo a copy of our
listing. tf"
Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. L. Londormnn,
who during tho Inst two months havo
been visiting tholr daughter, Mrs.
Scott Wolfo, loft for tholr homo In
Chlco, Cnl Monday morning.
Miss McDonald loft yostordny for
San Frnnclsco on n builness trip for
tho Emporium.
Had It not been for Angollna that
"charmanto mnni'sollo," thoro would
havo boon no entnnglomont. 104
In writing nn ad about that furn
ished room you have to ront say. in
a convincing way, just wbnt you'd
what it was like, "and all nbout it."
"always."
J. S. McCullogh and wlfo, who havo
proporty nerr Ashland, loft Medford
for their homo In Portland on Wed
nesday morning.
P. Ultnor and family uttondod tho
South Methodist convention Sunday.
Mrs. Rltnur romnlnod during tho
week. Tho profoBsor reports a most
excellent opening of tho commorclal
college
O. D. Qabrlolson of Salem, fathor
of Carl anbrlelEon, tho Unlvorolty of
Oiogon's utnr cntchor, Is In Medford
an buslnosa,
A storo that always advortlBeo Is
supposod to always havo somothlng
ipeclal and Important to otfor.
M. F. Holdol, tho govornmont en
gineer, Is In Medford.
Dr, J, M. Koono hnB roturnod to
Medford from tho national conserva
tion congress hold In St. Paul.
Frank Toroy nnd Harry Llndsloy
will loavo In a fow dnys for a hunt
ing trip In tho Bald mountnln dis
trict.
MIbo Mnbol McCrakou spent Tuos-
a. i ... ft 1. 1 .. ... B Blr.l4la-aad f Hlnmln
nay in Annriuu vibihub huh-.
"To wasto 1b nn 6tfonso," so boII
thoso Becond hand things you'vo ceas
ed to UBho. Such sales aro "want ad
business."
TWO MEN DIE
IN WINE VAT
BACHAMKNTO, till., Sept. 28.
I'liilllp IvijiliuM mid .Aliircclli I'iihoh
culi mo at tho Hihtur' hospital in
Ai'inis t'onditoii today, linvnjr huen
overcome I k'hh Iiiiiicn hi ii 0000
bnrrel wine Mtt nt tho Hucrniiieuto
Vnlley Winery compiiny this inoni-
i"g. r,
I'ftHoiiueli entered without fiwl
niring the tank. Ho v-'rh ovcfcoiho
with carbolic acid nnd aulphurii1 iicid
giW fiiincH. KijiliHH niHhect to the
aid of his companion. Ho iilad wart
ovorcomo by tlio fumes. Helore Ioh
ing coiiHciouriticHH KijilisH franticnlly
called for help.
Fellow workmen rindicd to their
aid, but dared not cuter Hie tank le
cnuse of tho fumuH. An attempt L
niiKe the tiiiroiiHcious man from tho
death trap by ropes fniled. Every
available man was put to work cut
ting a hole in the vat. The men who
rtiHhed into the vut after the hole
whH cut wore nenrly overcome by
thy de'adly fumcH. The unconscious
workmen were rolled to the hoMpit.il
whore doctoro worked over them for
bourn but were unnblo to restore
tllCllI to COIlricioUHIlCHH.
If the men survive, the gnscH may
havo n pcrmnnoitt effect on the
hraiiK of both, according to tho
phyMiciiuiB.
Iioth men have fnmilcM.
Hasklns for health.
QOODFRIENP HOTEL
JAN FRANCISCO I. COOorMCHD, Miniew
Formerly Holl Slanford ami fit. IWyl, Towyll
Rtrret, nnr Gnry, nillolniiia llotfl MAnx. Tnke
lloUl Manx Mm, or lUrketBtrcet Can, txarufcr
to l'owrll. Mrol bouto ami locaUoa (or ladles
vial tins tho city aloixj.
KATES, 1.00 TEBl DAY AND PP
PORTLAND. OREGON
A BptondM !Vrtlln'i nl Dr Hrhool for
rrourolntVllKn. HiuhKliool anrtCom.
work, Ormn)rimwiUahtlolirto rll
mn, hrlianl npnhrpt. 13. 10IO. C'atAloq Fro.
AJj-t. llrr.JtM.rn Utuiiitrn.(!.H. o, ii.
COLLKal t!HITU.ITT. fUHTLAXD. OaiOOM.
Faultless
in every detail.
Fine Printing
Wo ninko a specialty of fine
printing, carry tho nocossnry
itock to ennblo us to fill M
orders promptly, uud guaran-,
too satisfaction.
Host cotuppud job office in
Oregon south of Portland;
Host o.peit printers.
Hoforo sending your orders
out of town, cnll and figure
with us if wo can serve you
for tho same price as nn out-of-town
concorn you will wish
to patronize homo industry.
Medford I
PrintingCo.
SAVE
On
SASH.
DOORS
And Other
Got
This
Catalog
Head our ilo
orlptlona and
note th quality,
fully guaranteed
MUlwotk
BUY
DIRECT
FROM
FACTORY
oy u. uoiupiu
the prices wit'
thoaa that
other ask
tlio lima
quality.
'Save mid
dlemen's tiroftta for
tho children,1
Ask tor CaUlce
Na
Send ua deal
or'a eatlmatea
CORSETS
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A A i Stock
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or your own Hat.
Aalc ua about freight
rate. W paok
oarefuUy.
hip promptly,
uywhara.
t anybody.
O.B. Williams
Co. "AW?!"
Seattle, Wash.
Wanted
Apple picIforM.
numb lini'dft''
Laborer.'.
Woman cook.
(Jirlforgdncrnl Imiiaj work.
For Sale
Furaituro nnd loaso of 5-room rnod-
oni hoUMO; ront $20.
tock nnd 10-ycar Ioiihc, close in. '
MufitiicKt netting JjtJOOO yeatly.
FflUlV tAND.
OVs acres, 7c0ooj Iiouhp, big bnni,
7-yenr-old orchard, J mile from
P. Q. -f 0500, tennm
l'.'U ncrea, 10. injrehard, 25 alfalfa,
undor ditch, tools, stock, $15,009.
100 acres, 50 fruit land, 7000 cords
wood, close in, $15 per acre.
17 aorcH, 11 in heavy bearing, '2 wile
out, $500 per cru.
5 and 10-acre tracts bearing orch
ard, closo in, easy terms.
20 acres. 10 acres Bartletts
and
Nowtownu, $2500.
2 Acres, half rnDo west. 8000.
CITY PROPERTY.
(J-rootn hoilHc, modem, just finished;
$3500.
2 lots, 1 block from school.
Westmoreland lotH, $10 down.
2 modem finished bungalows, sacri
fice for niiick gale.
1-room Iiouhc nnd tent, big lot, clone
in, $550, easy (enns.
Fine property, cloc to Nntatorium,
$1000 'under price, quick sale.
1 close-in lots'. eiiHt side, $750.
14 good lots, $2000.
J1; acres, nil platted, 2 househ.
$7500.
Weil Main lots. 00x240. easy terras.
4 Kenwood lots. $1100.
t lots North Iliversidc, sewer and
water; $1150, torms.
Walnut Turk addition, lots 52x112,
$'J50, your, own term.
HOMESTEADS.
100 acres, never filed, only 3 miles
from town, on railroad; fine soil,
3 springs to irrigate, wood nnud
timber; snnp'at $250.
E. F. A. BITTNER
Room 206 Taylor & Phlpps Bldg.
SOMETHING UNUSUAL
We nro plensod to announce that
Merritt LeRoy, the chalk talker, has
been secured to give his fnnions ehalk
talk .MAKING FACES in our city.
lie will appear at the High School
Friday, Sept. 30.
Mr Leltoy has a national reputa
tion, liming been befoie tho public
for 15 years, and during that time has
appeared in nenrly. every prominent
city in the United States. This is tho
first trip through these parts, and nil
should mail themselves of tho oppor
tunity to hear him, nnd eo his humoi.
uos enrtoops and beautiful chalk pic
tures which ho draws whilo ho tells th
nudienence the incidents in conuectiJii
with thorn.
liGood Candy
i. Insurance
Look for tlil
Label
lit stands for
allthntisgood
sj sair ana piiro uuu
jntlolicioiiB in Candy.
m Vntronla t "Jfoctern Bealtr"
Ii MoJ.fo Co-ltttcnt)r Co., Win., PortlinJ, 0r,f
f IWHI 1 I. W .WIIMtlMlw ,n WW 1
WOOD
Oak, Lnurol, Fir and Pine. Buy your
winter supply now; reasonable
prices.
THE SUN STAR WOOD CO.,
15 Almond at., or Room 31, J. C.
Bank bldg.
Phono Main 4751. C. T. Mori, Prop.
JL tlAli1nt mnil IdV Hrkiv.1 f Ai.nilanni1r
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Colltituttu, .vtuueintc uiiil LlouieiiUry
?!)(. Jliw Art. 1 locution. Gimuatluiu.
UiflJQt pupll'lixutlidoverllxaraoi alio anil
well irnoouiurnilM, Tha nuulwr U Umltsd to
fifty. Application houM to mJa carlf.) Addnna
mS'itff 6uirlor Olllta M, SI.HtUni Hall.PaHlaaJ.0r
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FORMAL OPENING
Afternoon, Friday Septembef"3,P
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL AND INSPECT THE NEW STiRE r
5. C. MANN 14-18 N. tntralt.nirtsfirfVl
Chase & Sanborns
COFFEE is used in hundreds of
the best homes in Medford and the
valley, and once used no substitute
can be offered. Are you a Chase &
Sanborn user?
Waner,
GROCERY PHONE 286
WILLIAM ERHART
VAUDEVILLE
MEDFORD OPERA HOUSE
Dead People
Dead people cannot
see. With poor vision
you are half dead, for
ouly half the pleasures
of life are seen.
I will bring your sight
to full life with a pair of
correct eye glasses.
Price $5. Prescrip
tion glasses $5 and up.
An undertaker will
bury you for $100 still
you are dead. T restore
your sight to full life
for 1-20 or less of his
price. Help to prolong
life and stay the inevit
able, DR. RICKERT.
Over Kentner's. k
Engineers
and
Stenographers
Will find complete as
sortment of supplies
and materials at
Medford
Book
Store
A Btoro fabould be advertised as
regularly ns It la opened for business,
A morchant who wouldn't close up
or a tvhlle now and then "to save
running expenses" shouldn't utop ad
vertising now and then, to "savo ex-
Music from 3 to
SOUVENIRS
IP IT'S GOOD TO EAT, WE HAVE I tf.
Wortman
CONCERT PIANIST WILL APPEAR ON PROGRAM
FRIDAY EVENING,. SEPTEMBER 30.
Society Vaudeville
for the benefit of the
LIBRARY
Friday evening Sept. 30
Medford Opera House
SPLENDID LOT
East Front in Walnut
Park, 60x125 under
price for quick sale
Bittrter 111
Mouoy nnd time invostod in a training at this soliool insures tho posses
sion of substantial dividonds through life, Wo tnko a personal interest
in tho welfare of each student, Living expenses low, Sond for catalogue.
W. I. STALEY, Principal.
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Blue Ribbon
ELOJJR is bought in carload lots
and we sell quite a number of ears
every year. Every woman who has
used Blue Ribbon "will take no oth
er brand unless forced to do so.
& Go'gfe
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MARKET PHONE 281
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