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MEDFDRD MAIL TRlfiUtfE, MEDFORD, OREGON; 'hltril&DAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1910.
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J, J, Murphy from nhovn AHhlnnil
ww lit Moitford Thursday.
) K. J. Lowry will Iny floorlriK or lllo
work In uxcIiiuiko for n bicycle, tt
"-' It, 1', Noll of Aiililunrt wun In Mud
ford Tliurxday.
g "MoiiHtunr Victor" is llio real
IhhiK. Hlmon-puro French.
ThomnH Irwin of IOiiroiio In In Mod
ford on buiilnewi.
Hiullo with Morrltt Lolloy. HIkIi
weliool, Friday, 8opt. 30. 1C
Tom FiiHon waH In Medford Thurs
day on IiiihIiiohh from OruutH I'iibh,
llolp In tho kooiI caimo. What
fittiiHO? Tho library.
" V. I. Vnwtor nnd Porter J. Ncff
wont to Grunts Paw on himlnoM on
Thursday ovonlnK.
"Making facoM" at tho high nchool
Krldny, Bopt. 30, 8 p. m, 106
i'$.rl), IJancroft, tho locturor on
'Abraham Lincoln, loft Medford for
riunnmtilr on Thurndny mornlnK.
Ilud It not been for Angelina that
"chnrmnnlo mnm'iiollo," thoro would
liavo boon no oiitniiRlomont. 104
Arthur Hoo was In Medford Wod
neiulay vonlu:r to boo ''Tho Lottery
Man" from hln rnncb on Orlfflti
crook.
Kiinny face, bvautlful pictures,
Krlda nlKht nt hlRh nchool. ICG
' (I. K. Wntklim of BcottH Valloy, His
Jjlyou county, wan In Medford on
Wodnondny and TliursJay on IiiihI
nwm.
For iMirnnco, phono 3401. Hunt-
loy-Kromor Co. 101
IM llunzolmnu ban rnturnod from
a liunMnK trip In tho Crr.tor Lnlco
country.
, John II. Carkln, attorr.oy-at-law,
ovor Jackson County Hank.
V. II. Jenkins, Rononl paHRotiRor
RKout on tho Southern I'aelf'c, wiih
In ..Medford on Wednesday.
Donf niLn "Mnklnfc faces." IUrIi
vchool, Krlday, Boot. 30. 100
II. W. LlndKay of Central Point
visited Medford Wednesday ovoulng
to ro to tho "Lottory Man."
Nino 4-ycnr-oId. well-bred drivius
lloro for milo lit Went Sidn burn.
' It. H. Mr Down I and wife, who havo
boon vIhIUi;k Ihrlr hoii In Medford,
loft for tliolr boiuu In I'aHndonn, Cal.,
Thursday morning.
? Don't fall to road tho adyortlso
niont of "Oray & Moo" In tho pocloty
vaudovlllo program.
t B. Mom of Now Jorsoy loft Med
ford thlfl morning for hln homo. Ho
expects to return to locato In tho val
ley uoxt spring.
How nbout that thoator party? No
tlmo or occasion hotter for It than
Krlday night, nt tho oprn hoimo
tho society vaudovlllo.
Medford Collection ARoncy, 10
por cent charged. Ovor Hurlburt'8
now Btore, tf
Nov, L. F. Ilelknap returned Wed
nesday from tho Rtnto conforenro of
tho MothodlHt church hold nt Hllls
hpro, having bean reappointed to thla
. church.
Tho noolety vaudovlllo will help
tho library. It will help you, too
to a Reed tlmo.
LohI LndlcH' brown flRiirod
leather purso on Bant Mnln Hlreot.
Ltboral roward If roturnod to Mooro
lfolol bar or Trlbuno offlco, 100
, Itov. Johnson, tho MothodlHt min
ister nt Jnckiuinvlllo, has boon re
appointed pniitor of tho church. Ho
returned from tho conforonco held nt
Hlllflbnro hist WednoHday.
O. W. nnrnum & Co., contractors
nnd tnilMorn. Country work n spoc
lalty, Ordors Rollcltod. Inquire at
Tho Toggory.
H. Mlllor and wlfo of Oregon City
aro vl3ltlng In Medford.
For rent 2 nowly furnohod rooma
' In prlvnto hemo; all modern conveni
ences, 203 Oloson Btroot. Cnll Main
4471. tf
" W, 13. Cohon, stato distributor for
'the Maxwell and Columbia Automo
bllo cnmpnny, Is in Medford on bind
noBfl Do you know that you can buy any
amount, from a half noro up, In Oak
dnln Park addition on oaHy torma?
Onltdnlo Land Invoatmont Co. 214
FrultRroworn' Dnnk bldR, tf
"Tho Medford Drnmtitlo club, which
la to prosont tho comody ontlllod
"Ico Om" at tho thontor tomorrow
ovenliiK to rnlno monoy for a puullo
library, foni'od a thoator party at tho
"Lottery Man" on Wednouday ovo
nini!. Tlioao nrosonl woro Mr. and
Mrfl. Porter J, Noff, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Parsons, Minn n. KukHsIi, Mr, Moally,
Mr. MoNoally, Mr. IlutK and II, W.
Llndoay. Aftor tho play .tho party
ropalrod to a auppor nt tlio Nash grill.
iPlorco & Bhophord liavo moved
tholr ronl oatato offlco from tho
Mllos building to tho poatoftlco build
Ink. Call and rocolvo a copy of our
llatlnB. Jf tf
KncournRo your local talont by ro
aorvliiK your Boats owly. Booloty van
do'vlllo, Friday nlsht, nt U'O opora
Uouse: ' u;
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you are most
cordially invited
to call and
inspe"ct the
New Store
Mann's
14-18 N. CENTRAL AVE.
Half Minute
Interviews
COMMENTS CAUGHT IN
PASSING.
County .luilco Noil in in favor of
the iimeiiilnu'iit nllowinir conation to
lioiul tlioniHelvert lor the buildiiiK of
ool romlH. Ho hiij-b: "Thoro is no
roithoii why future KOiiorutioiiH which
are to iihc the roads should not mil
in pnyint; for lliem. Tho muin ro
HpoiiHiliility Unit wo have in the
liuiUor is to build roads that will
hiHt."
V. II. Jenkins, ""1 .pasbeiiKer
iiKOiit on tho Southern I'ucific, when
In jretifonl TliurHduy inomiiiK wua
asked if tho Southern Paeifio was
pleubcd with Medford, unid: "Every
body is plent-ed with Medford. Every
body on tho tnfins throughout tho
eonst tnlks of Medford, the wonders
of its cliintno and the brightness of
its prospeels."
"MMuilforil is certainly tho uno
heht hot in Oregon," says Frank Lo
hiuil, a proininent minim; man of Ari
zona with interests in Southern Ore
gon. "Every time I visit this city sho
looks busier than over."
"What do you know about our now
eleclrie light fixtures?" said Night
Clerk Cnrsens of tho Hotel Nnsli.
"I tell you when wet got our fixing
up finished wo will lmvo somo liotol,
(i I right."
"Ileal estate is beginning to omve
mum rreoly now wjth Hie fall busi
hps,ij coming on," says H. II. Lorinuu,
u loeul dealer. "Soon tilings will ho
livelier than ever hofore."
"If ,u man doubts Medford's
strides toward iuiiiroveuients let him
tackle her streets," suys II. C. llrow
nell of North Central avenue. "Every
where the streets are hloeked until
it is gotting (o, l)u almost a iiuisauee."
"Tim orchard inspectors are got
lilig busy," hii.vb I'rof. P. J. O'Oarn,
"and it will not he long hofore ovory
trace of disease will ho wiped away.
Orehardists are co-operating splon-l
didly,"
"I nin proud of my drivo from
Portland in n Puoknrd," stntos 1 C.
Higgs, stato ugotit for that compnny.
"I ennui nil the wny down without
oim'o refilling Iho radiator."
Dr, Stophonson la a graduate optl
clr.n, Ovor Allen & Iloagnn's. 105
Wolgast Fights Tonight.
FOND 1)U LAC, Wis., Sopt. 20.
Chnmpiou Ad Wolgast will don the
padded mittH for tho first timo in u
long tiinio (onjght. ITo will meet
Tommy MoTnrluml (no relation lo
Pnekoy) in n on-round , go, horo.
Tommy is substiluliug for Tommy
itiug (or Tommy .
of Medford's New Store
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Jardinieres
Special for Friday About forty 7, 8 and 9-inch green
mat Jardinieres; our regular $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 val
ues; just as a flyer tomorrow,
$1.00
Choice
fJAbout 2 dozen green painted wire hanging flower
baskets; two sizes; each 25c and 35c
Ladies
Summer Union Suits; 50e
to (5e values;.
35c EACH
Three for ,....., $1.00
gntnn 1 1 !. T
ju dozen lauius ijorsoy riuuuu ouuuuur L-bi&i
straight 25e qualities; closing out price 15c each two
fois '. 25c
tJNazaroth "Waists foi-boys aand girls, each 25c
flNnxarotli "Waist and Union Suit combined, the most
sensible child's garment ever made; good for either boy
or girl: in sizes 4 to 12 veal's oOe-Suit
JAsk fbr your doll tickets.
HUSSEY'S
(larrity, wlio waa soized with appen
dicitis in the midst of his triuninj
for tho fightj
It tho turnlshod room ad "looka
pood", run ground to tho address
glvon nnd take a look at It.
DEMOCRATS. IN SESSION.
(Continued from pngo 1)
Temporary Chairman Alton B. Par
ker attacked tho tariff, saying:
Musical Program
NASH GRILLE ORCHESTRA
Miss E. Crowell Violinist. Miss'Cr. Crawford, Pianist
Red Fez :.., March
"You're the Ideal o-My Dreams" Song
Fortune Teller Selection
Angeles Serenade 1 Brago
Spring Song .'. Mendelssohn
The Daisy Rag
Bohemian Girl ... Selection
Every Little Movement Madam Sherry
Largo f. Handel
Adoration ...'. :.".. . F. Borowski
Stubborn Cinderella Selection
Evening Star .'. Tannhauser
Souvenir ?. Drala
Spring Beautiful Spring Waltz
Consolation Mendelssohn
Wild Cherry , Rag
Each
Ladies .
Summer Union Suits, 50c
values,
50c EACH
Three for : $1.25
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"Tiio ropuhllcan national macliino
stood faithfully by tho trusts aud
corporations, aud tho Individual tar
iff bonoflclarios, and for years trad
ed tho rights of tho pooplo In return
for monoy with which to buy tho
votoa of doubtful stntos. Whntovor
oxcuso U offered, tho truth la that the
republican machluo rocolvod thotoion
oy of corporate and Individual beno
llclarles. They lmvo In return com
pollod congress to koop tho' tariff
high, Presldont Tnft has admitted
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OPENING
NO GOODS WILL BE
SOLD ON
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
WE SIMPLY WISH
TO
' ENTERTAIN YOU
Souvenirs
14-18 N.
Society Vaudeville
for the benefit of the
LIBRARY
Friday evening Sept. 30
Medford Opera House
MEDFORD THEATRE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5
A Musical Coined v of Qualitv and Merit
"A Stubborn Ginderella"
With an Exceptional Cast,
Unequaled, Youthful and Vivacious Ghorus
SUPMTUOUS PRODUCTION
GORGEOUS COSTUMES
Record of long runs in all the principal cities from
coast to coast.
"NONE BETTER AND FEW ITS EQUAL"
20 BIG WHISTLY SONG HITS
"A Girlly Whirl of Fun and Music"
Seats on sale October 1st.
See DIAMOND for DIAMONDS
WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLETE STOCK OF RARE GEMS EVER
SHOWN IN THE CITY.
J, W. Diamond
115 East Main
I O. HANSEN
Wo mako any kind
We carry Glass
MEDFORD SASH k DOOR CO., Ifedford, Oregon, t
Mann's
CENTBAL AVE.
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Medford, Ore.
TOM MOFFAT t
and stylo of Windows.
of any size on hand.
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THE SUN STAR WOOD CO..
15 Almond st., or Iloem 31, J. C.
Bank bldsr.
PHone, Main 4751. C. T. Mori, Prtp.
Engineers
and ; ,
Stenographers
Will find, complete as
sortment of supplies
and materials at
Medford
Book
Store
Wanted
Applo pickers,
rtanch hands. '
Laborer:;. '
Woman cook. .?
Uirl for general houaj 'work.
For Sale .
urnituro nnd lease of 5-room mod
ern house; rent $20.
Stock and 10-ycar loase, close in.
Bicycle, nearly now.
Business netting $60PO yearly.,
FRUIT LAND.
9V acres, 7room liouse, biff barn,
7-year-old orchard, 1 mile from
P. O., $9500, terms.
5 and 1 Oacre tracts of benrintr Jon
athan, Newtowns and Spitzenbergs,
good terms.
L20 acres, 10 in orchard, 25 alfalfa,
under ditch, tools, stdck, $15000.
160 acres, 50 fruit land,' 7000 cords
wood, close int $15 per acre"
17 acres, 14 in heavy bearing, 2 jniles
out, $500 per acre. ' ,,
20 acres. 10 acres , Bartletts and
Newtowns, $2300,
2 Acres, half mile west. $000.
CITY PROPERTY.
Westmoreland lotsVllO? 'Sown,
1-room house and tent, h'lk lot, close
in, $550, easy terms. .
14 pood lots, $2000, for quick, sale;
adojinint; lots sell- at $250.
Fine property, close to Nntatorium,
$1000 under price, quiek sale.
2 close-in lots, east side, $750.
52 acres, all platted, 2 houses,
$7500.
West Main lots, 00x240, easy terms.
4 Kenwood lots, $1100.
4 lots North Riverside, sower and
water; $1150, terms.
Walnut Park addition. lots 52x112,
$350, your own terms.
HOMESTEADS.
160 acres, never filed, only 3 miles
from town, on railroad; fino soil,
3 springs to irrigate, wood nnud
timber; snap at $250,
E. F. A. BITTNER
Room 206 Taylor & Phlpps Bldg.
POPULARITY
Conies from several rea
sons qFIRST, wo rttain pop
ularity lv carrying a
complete so"k'in all
lines of staple and fancy
GROCERIES
iSECON.D, by employ
ing only the most courte
ous and painstaking
help
qTHERD, by making
good ovory single thing
that is not altogether
satisfactory.
CjfSome of our special
ties cemprise:
FRESH FRUIT
and VEGETABLES,
WHITE DIAMOND
FLOUR, THE BEST
25c COFFEE,
Olmstead
& Hibbard
PHdm Main 571
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