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TALENT ITEMS. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS,
" I .
Mr. .lolin HuilKoan lmn Ik-cm iulte 111
liut nt lant report wuh rnnldly n-covur-luK.
Our ontorprlBlnjt linrlx'r, J. 1. f
muii. Iiiih InHtnlU-.l u kh lump of 2fi0
cunillo power In tlio Htrwit In front of
l(fn HllO).
w- M ir Dunn Iiiih been HncnillllK
soviirnl wt-ukM In tlio liOHpltal lit AhIi
luiKl but lniM rutiirnucl to Tuli-nt much
iijinonniii.
.11,. i nr liowiiimr of AHliliiml wiih In
Tuluiit on Frliluy uttunillnK to IhihIiiohh
Thu work on tliu IiiiiiriiIow of KmnK
Qptiiiuti on U'flKiier avonuo Iiiih cijiii
iiuiiireil. m ,, ,
.Mr V. V.. Ilnnry, foiinnn of tlio routl
Eonir," wiih iIoIiik liiiHlnoHH In Tnlcmt Krl
iliiy. .Vr, Ilnnry roportH tlmt Kradliu,'
on tlio wAK'oh ronu rrom mo i-uny-mm-nflnoH
to tlit limit of AHhlunrf 1h coin
iJlotvil. About 3V men nro omployoil on
tlio roail KniiK.
"Tlio ImliiHlrlous unnloniir, I-rnnK H-i
from KiHt Tulciit, wuh doliiK MihIiiuhh In
Tnlont on l-'rliliiy. .
, Tlio ilrlvlw? liorm' of A. C. Ilnnjlnll
tooK unothor hiiIii uflor tiirnklnK nwuy
from tlio liUKKy to wIiitp lie was IiIIcIhhI,
thrnuBh Tnlpnt on l-'rhlny.
Jlr. J, II. HoiIrith icturnod to 'liili-nt
on t-'rlilny after a continued Htay at
AycjH Spur.
Oh Krldny Mm J. A Copolanil n
iWiim1 to Talent from u vlnlt to Olrunt'H
pooU
T(ii! now Ico ci cam parlors conducted
li'y JII8H IOIeanor I'owern and Mm Tanu
Scott will bo opened for IiuhIir-bh on
Main Htreot Hunday. May 7.
'Tlio ollowliiK nro tlio iiaiucH of tlio
outHldo peolilo Who lmd re.KlHtcred at tlio
Hell Iiouho on Krldny. W. K. Hackney.
l'Htfrtitinr, 1'ft.; M. K. CurtlH, I IX QrUnj
nfiirt. IlciHoljiirK; A. C. Mnrtln, I.ojjaii,
Mont.; J. I Uownlnf.', Awliland, Or.
A. J. Hall, Arthur Hnll Mlrnt Mario
liall and JohIh Murphy of Wiibihth
creiik worn vIhIIIiik frlemlK In AhIiIiiiiu
(in Thursday.
''Tim ooIuIIhh of .IiipUboii county will
hold a picnic near l'hoenlx on Hunday,
Mny 7. A a(,'o (itlondanco 1h expected
from Talent,
The now MelhodlHt rhurcli on WiiKiier
iivoiuiii In nearlhi; cdinplolloii. Theie
are now four ehuielicH anil no hiiIijoiih
In our illUe vy.
K. 1). AihuiiH, iuv ,f V0 ,M'W '""t'",1'
firm. Who liavo lintiAht out C. M. VUi
terH' InteroHt In tho Htfttu hank of tal
ent, wiih vHUlKa 11 AHliIiipi) 011 Tliiim
dav. MrB. AndorH .formerly lived nt
Ue'lovan, Minn, Ho haw hveu reHldlliK
In Talent ul0Ut IW weekh and haH ex-
picHHed liiinNoir 'h yury v"n 'MH('
with ou- m)o cty mid tlilnkH that It
Iiiih a lirlKlit prowpecl In-fore. It
Auuiisl Krl of Yamax. Or., Th vJHlt-Jm-
with tho famly of V 1 Drum In
VmhI Talent.
William qtiaekonhimli, foreman of tin
Mountiilnvldw orclmnl company, o
portH a fine crop of upplcn on tho old
Mark Pollott oicliard.
MiH. Hannah UphlHon 1111 ThurHday
loft TaleiH to vIhII with her dailKhler.
Mrs. OeoiKo Dewey, at Woodvllle, Or.
WllllaiA If. HroertP, Uftor upendlliK Hev
eral yeaiM In CohIii Hlca, Central Apier
lca, iih Hjiperltiluiident of a number or
lurk'o plantatlniiH. Iwh coilm home to
IiIh placo In Talent, havlim HtU CoHta
itloti for uood.
N. n. lhoply nml V. M. IhUl wtuo In
Talent on Thulnday lookliiK up land
mattiiiH anil vlHltliiK old acnualntaneeH
M J. JamoH of AHhland Ih vIhIUiik
hur Hon, Q. A. Clnrden. tho lumtllliK
real uBtato iniin of Tulout.
I). IX lieuter of lCah Point for hov
oral iluyM haH heen tnklmr In tho hIkIHh
at Talent.
Tho Bolmelder and Hi IhIow Hawmlll Ih
runiiliiK lit full I'li'Ht "'v- 't'llH H"v,,,,llJ
firm Htm ted a lumber yard In Talunt
.Willi Jay Terrlll III i'ilW- ' , ,
Ira Ituliln of tho OrantH 1'uhh hnx fac
tory firm wim In Talent on ThurHday
looklim up IniHlneHH.
Mr. ltobln Ih muoli pleaned with tho
proHpeat for 11 uood fiult opip by pioh
unt indloatlon In thlH Heolloii, iih that
memiH liiiNliivMM In munufaVtprlnK fruit
10X", . . 1..
a ir Mui-iin of I.ouan. Mont . Ih in
Tultqit look inn over the country and
vlHltlm: with bin oh filend, f. y. Uunu,
of Him piaoe.
WOODVILLE ITEMS.
Hebckwh lodge wiih Instllutod In
WoodvlUn OH Stttunlny. April . then;
woro about R0 visitors rrom the do d
Hill ludiM nuil u Nini)Utt wan Klvn in
their npupr Vt 6 I' ' the afternoim
tho I. O. O F- lodge In-Ill tholf uiinl
voisnry oxiipl t",- lw M'"UX
lmlH V IUHtltuti.il At . SO P. m.
iibi'ut 8 omidlilateH were taken Into the
order mul the following offiottrs weu
oleotiid: Pant noble isrmul. Mr 1-V",,r"''
l.nu1i uoblo g.nd. Mm nr. CIiIhIioIiu.
vim gnind. Mm M- 1' 1'ultrr. )iri,,"j;('
Mm Hoy Stumon. Iivhhihit, Mrs y
Ham IIIIIIh. Mis Miiud Htlokli. of dolil
Hill wh the installing officer.
.Mliw drac Sti-M-ns Ih Hpunillng the
week In Orants Paw?.
Mrs. Dr. Chlshulm spent Mnnday and
ii'huu.Iiiv- lii fluid Hill
Mr. Hiram. Monro of Upi".' Uvnua
oiJwlf wnu In town on bimtneiw ii
IK.i.ui.Iii (.
Mm Hpfflflil mid Mr M,u, , ,,f
Mitdfprd, ilahuhlBrs of Mm Cimrli-s SkJi
,,.,. iniin ietn snwiillng n rw imys in
Woodvlllu. iwiewllig old HiHUWlnUnwHt
J. W. .Iiumlm Iihh been In Medfonl
part f tl' wt",k ainilMtlng In thu H. t
Kontner ooniKiny'H wnlu there
An unknown man w-s klllwl on tho
Soulhorn Paplflu truck by train No II.
on Ifi'ldiO' uioililiiB. H Ih tlioiiKlit Hip
man wuh lutiuloatwl mi't lt t down
on tho Hruck nt tlw euru- near tji
hrlukyanl. and In coining a 1 mi nil tin
ourv Uo unglniH-r did not a blip l
tlmo to slow up. The oorunar waa uo
tlfluil !ind liu will lakB clmgo t ''
hVU new charier for Woodvllls was
nut to the Vi'to of tho pwipt" oh M"
j una It wrrliHl by n ote of for t
J6 ugaliiHt.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
At tlio apeolul olty ufeclloii Ili-M lr
ThurHday 1110 voie v"" " '
tho counoll and l BK'it'"t H'e aounull.
Honry Pi-oh. un "Id ami reaiwflUM
'l.J .ii.,ii at IiIh Iiuiik near ihla ely
...' i .HoMc Thumduy iifi.rniMMi aftM-
Tho Imiul gonpert l tha nin-ra lioui
Tliurndin' uvonlng wua a gieat aucivaa
in nvcry pitrllculni',
Tho JucliUHOii-lai1p Co un- puttlnu
up tfielr Ifii'iH for iiimit.-r- for tiirir
men nml Will cpiiiih"i-- " .mu......
.....,i mi tho sower Hlem
'.'..... ...... ...w.ll mnl hi Hlliiul Hi u
.10,," Friday ..vo.Hi.g to cw. '
of tho special rlcctlon
'l-llil t-liy tiiiii-i,-., ...--- --- . -
. 1 a...... ..iii'tlii.ll in ii 11 1
lu.s.nes- trip to fimiMS "- "
H. IX Hedforil inailo u til '
vino mid return TliurmtaJV .
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I inn in u
Illy A 0. Iluwlett )
Tuemjuy last A. II Stalling. William
Mullur, Or. HurtH and U C. KliigR
called Into In tho nflernoon for dinner
Mr Knllliig, we all k,now, wiih out look
ing for land iih that Ih IiIh himlncHM. Mr.
Muller woh out looking after the elec
tric light franchise. Or. llurflt, iiIho
from Medford, wiih looking over the
country, and Mr. Flagg of HII116IH waH
looking Tor a Ibcntlon. They upooglud
for being lato for dinner' on the ground
that they had punctured a tire In thnlt
nito, hut they got dinner all the Hume
I omit luil to Htnto In my JiiHt th.it
M.r. Manny had a largo band of Iiowh
and mulc-H driven through here hint
week, and that they wero at work on
the roud between Derby and llogui
river, thul Crowfoot route, anil that tint
HUb-contmctor Iiiih a largo force at work
and Ih piiHhlng tho work along uh fast
an poHMlble.
MfHHi'rt Hlilmmeihorn and Tull wen
opt a few dayn ago looking after their
IniHlneHH lii thu horHo line.
Last Monday Mm Howled, Wlllam
Taylor, William Van der Hollmi and Mr
,1 .1 lliichter of Medford went to Ilutte
l-'allH to attend the annual meeting of
the Htockholitcrn or the IXigle 1'olnt
llutto l-'allH Telephone couipaiiy, return
ing tlio Hamo day. Mr lliichter 1b the
commercial miiiiuger of the 1'aClffu Tel
ephono and Telegraph company. The
company conti-mplateH muklng hoiuo de
cided ImprovuUieiltH on tho lino between
Hutto KallH and Central Point, and In
the near future we will liavo tlio lino In
Hhope ho that wo can do hunlnonn right
along.
I uni1itrHtanl that Mr. peter Ih going
to put In a laundry hern. He In fixing
up tho Iiouho formerly occupied by the
Unite l-'allH Lumber company for that
purpoBo.
The Pacific & KdHterh Ilnllroml coih
pnny liavo chunged their I hue table no
that wo do not got our mall ho earl)
In the morning and earlier In the af
ternoon, an thn train leaveH Hutto Kails
at 7 11. in., arriving hem at 0:10; leaveH
hern at 0:2(1 and returns at 1 1 : 1C a. 111.,
with our mall Instead of at 0:'J() a. m.,
ami our afternoon mall reaches iih about
1:30 p, m., and then goes on to Untie
ViiIIh that night.
Mrs HwniiHOn of 1211c creek camo out
from Medford Tuesday night and took
tho PioHpect ntngo Wednesday morning
for her home. Klie Hitld that wiih the
first time that sho had been out from
her homo on Klk creek for three yeivm
Mr. l-.dwnril Olsen, a traveling sales
man of Ilutte, Mont , who is taking a
layoff, Ih hero visiting his IiiihIiickm part'
per, Mr. I-'rod McClure, and looking over
their holdings here, for Mr. MrCluro him
bought several tracts of laud hIiicc his
arrtvitl a few months ago He has en
gaged a room at the .Sumivshlo and ex
pects to reinnln for some lime I have
not been able to elicit from him what he
thinks of these pints, but he seetiiH to
be favorably luipiessed
Diamond & Heath have opened tip a
watch cleaning establishment In their
store building.
A II. .immerinan hns torn nway the
old board fence In front of his resldeueo
and put III Instead a neat picket fence.
Peto I let and Wife mid Mr. Hutohu
siiii of Itogne rlvltr were doing business
with our merahantH Wednesday.
S M. Wood mid Wife of the Medford
Oioeeiy comp.iny of Medford were heie
for dinner Thursday. Sir Wood seems
to ho doing a tlulvlng business with out
iiieruhantH and tlu-y In turn are doing
a good busluesH with their cilstomeiH
IC V Corfln of the Southern On-gon
Produeo company was also at th Hun
uyslde for dinner nt the same time.
Q W. I lulling of Pasadena, Cal , aged
S3 years, arrived today, Thursday, at the
HimnyHldc to await the Peyton stage to
gu there to visit IiIh grand daughter,
Mm Alvlnu Peyton.
JACKSONVILLE
Tho JaeksohVlllii bakery lias changed
lunula again. The late owner has gone
to Ashland.
(litorgo Owens. I.. A. Nell and J. J.
Muiphy of Aahlaud did husluesH In Med
fonl TlmimlHJ.
P. It. liasterdny, rcpreaeitlug a Hi m
or Poiua'ud contractors, was in Jack
Hiunllle again this week.
JofcopU I,, llmuiueraley or (told Hill
waa In-ie Thursday on liuifensloiiiil bus
lueaa. A .W. Lacy nml Kineat Wala of dilf-fi-n
Cieek illslrli-t were among thu ninny
at the county aut during the week.
O U Chit, tho miner, litis lettiiuwl
from a tiip to Wiiodvtlle.
Prank KUer, J. A. Marah and H. P.
(lulteliiNini apeut a rew hours In Moil
funl Thin aday.
Oliver Dewa or AHhland had business
In th oil cult until t Tlnumluy.
Ttmiilay as dHoim. day In the eli
cult limit. Sewn t-uaea of matilmuul.il
Infellulty weie ooualdeied and taken un
der udvlattmept by Judgf Calkins. This
lei I Bevertll to be lUaptMed or, howevi-r
Fntd Cnlvlg. county im-oriler. Is nt tin
lenlilinre uf hla taitnta. Ml and Mrs
ll. W. Cohlg or (Irauts IMaii, eonslder
uhly luillMpiutml.
Mis Flln Olth Cotehett of Oakland.
Cal.. la muklng ner fuiuiei home In
thl county n vlalt. acciiiiitanl.d by her
little son.
Dr. J. W. Hidiluaon and Tamlly, who
llHVH biMll Hpwilillng tlia MMt seven
mouths In Nmw Ymk city, ititnrnnil hunir
Friday.
It DaHohoaui of Mwlford. Floyd Praree
nr Pooinuura cnaik uitu i. t. iniuai
hhlt) of Slfkljou wow In Jaokatinvllle
Friday.
Itev. Mr. Condon, who haa luan called
... lll ,1... ....I..II At thn ltMAl.l iMi-ltitl
III till ll' ,i.iM w. . ,.-...-.
ehurili In Jackaonvllltt. hum) vacant b
mo dwatli or liobcrt ramia. na uuuu-.ij
his dutlaa.
Will MiltaiiU-l r ApplacRt. who haa!
Ihm'ii iimlrlng tha teluthiHe Una be-1
iww.ii Jm-kaonvllli' and Ituuh, tallied
lu.r Wotlm-aday night. I
V. TuriibaiiKli uiiil Y. H. AHop f Ktor-1
ling mailu the county aeat n mil u 1
ittntly.
U IX Mtune Mho haa tho Vanee-An- j
ilot-aon lulii-s In I'.n.-Kt CimW dlalrlit
luaaiHl, inado u ttlp t. Jackaonvllle thlsi
m-K. '
Mra. A. J Mania of UtK ApptoHUte!
waa ainam her Jm kM,.niiie Trl.-nda Fit-1
(lay- '
Mr. ami Mra A W MilaUy or Aalilaud
took lUnnar at the Ai.ixnt llouao W'e.l '
naaUay-
M. II. Uuck and N W rtan-ron or
Ajiptalfto alao ttiulib i.n.lliera. wen- n
oattt vtaltois In Ju kH..i. illo
MarU r'tn.ie ami li J IVnlviil
wtr o.-r from Miiri.ii ono U ihi-
Mlaa II'Ma 'f Jui--" CrtHiK, ilanvh
tin
tbe WiK end Midi U-r fn. mla 11..
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) r ll Mi ifuiil I
MEDFORD MATT TRIBUNE,
ter of the secretary of the Medford Com
mercial club, left for Heattlo on Thurs
day evening's train.
Mrs. McCarthy of Ashland hns been
.Isltlng her daughter, Mrs. F. Mown
Varron King of Phoenix woh In Mud
ford and Jacksonville recently.
Attorney! PhlppH, Cherry, Moors, Now-
man mid Cnrkln attonded tho session ofj
Birenlt court held ut tho county sunt
Thursday.
Mrs. C. F. Cook of Medford vlslt,edj
Mrs. w. II. iwnium 11 rew "ays since.
Jamos M. Howard, rupresentntlvo
too Palace rooming house of Modfonhi
was nt Jacksonville wmnsmuy.
a. II. faster. J. Hlghibothum mid
Frank Caster or Hlg Hutt" weie In Jauk-j
sonvllle Thursday on business In tho
ilrcult court.
F. Dedkcnbach. 'iiminger of tho Snloinj
browory, Iiuh been making youthurii Oie-,
m a buHlnoHH visit. i
Mrs. W. H. Ilarnum wns n Medrord
visitor Thursday evening.
Mm X'. A. Hlnes Is iiulte 111 with pnoiH
inoiiln. Dr. Clancy of Mudrord is in uii
lendunce.
H. J. Trowhrldgo and James C. Jones
of Medford wore In our city Friday.
Ira Tungnto of Ilutte Falls Is vIhIUiikI
relatlvo.!i living In Jacksonville.
Mrs. J. llerberger. who was commit-,
ted to the Insane asylum a few weeks,
ago, died In that Institution aionuny. am
had almost entirely leeovercu ner men
tal faculties, but wnu Htileken with
piioiimonln at the time prospects for her
dlschargo as cuiuil were blight. The
rumnlns were Interred In the Catholic
cemetery at Jacksonville Wednesday.
Cieoigo W. Tiefien and J. A. Deuu-ry.
Ashland attorneys, attended elicult court
Thursday.
JX C. llogsett. president of tho Itoguo
Hler Valley Abstract-Tltlo company,
has been In MedCord seveial times late-
jy.
F. W. Miles of the Jackson County
Ahslrnct company mid W. H. ll.irr spent
a few hours In Jacksonville Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Klsoi and Mrs. Tt. H. Dow
hnvo been making Medford friends a
Vlnlt.
Merrltt llrown nuil Irwin Paolo or
Fnglo Point were In JnekHonvlllo Thurs
day 011 their way to Applegate to buy
potatoeH, which are now ((noted at .1
centH a pound.
CharleH P. True of Medford and Alon
zo Winier of Talent Interviewed tho
county dork ono day thin week.
8. S. Pent, was down from Hutto Falls
this week on pioresslonal business.
W. II. Johnson of Applegatu Is In Jack
sonville visiting his mother, Mrs. P. A.
Hlnes.
A. II. Cornell, representing the Oie
gon l.lfe Insurance company, made a
trip to Jacksonville Wednesday.
Major Wilson and his wife Went to
Medfonl Thuisday on a nlioit business
visit.
M. Marshall and his son, who live
penr Central Point, wero l.ito Jackson
ville visitors.
J. F. Harkdull of Medfonl and F. IV
Fialor of Talent Journeyed to Jackson
ville a few ilayH hIiico.
Fletcher l.lnn, pniNlihmt or the O lo
gon Muptirnetuiltig company, who enme
to look after his nrchuid Inleiests, has
returned to Portland.
Harry Lewis Iiiih become u resident or
Ajiplegati). whi-ro he Is engaged In 1111111-
'"K- . , ,
l-Iugene ihompHoii Is one or a part
engaged In 1'lshlng at Kquaw l.ako.
Mrs. Mary Mlllor- vlsllgd In Medford
Filduy. , . .
Hubert CI. Joffrey hrtH become Intel -psted
In the Silas J. Day AhHtiact com
pany of Jacksonville.
rooli rmiaral Sunday,
The fllii.-ral of the late llonry Peeh
will bo hold Sunday moniln fiom the
Clitiumu Mitliei-un elluich ill Ml o'clock.
Ilev. W H Kropberger will have .haiKe
or the ccicinoiiU-H and the Inteiment will
be In the Ceutial Point cemetery. Wteks
,t Mctlowan will conduit the fuuural
HaskliiH for Health.
The Model Variety Store
Eatflo Point, Oreijoi
Kntloim of nil klmlH. granltewnre,
glrtsHwnro, Hlnllonery, combs,
biUHhes, toys, vasoH. tlnwnie, who
goods, flno toilet -soaps. Dishes n
specialty. Post nuds 1c each.
M . JL . DALEY
Buy Your
Green
Goods
Here Saturday
Himv is a lit of what wo
will liavo lor snlo all
TrosU anil l'ino, and soltl at
ivasonahlo prioes:
Fruit
Strawbovries
Oranges
BananaB
.bVosli rinoiiplo
Vegetables
Artioholcos, Oncninlior.s,
(Jroon lVas, Now Potatoos,
TiHimloes, Los Angolos
lloatl J.ottuoo, Spinaoh,
Onions, Asjiavagns, lail
islios, llroon Bonus, Kgg
Plant, Caulil'lowor, Rhu
barb and Onbbago.
Olmstead &
Hibbard
WEST SIDE GROCERS
MEDFORD, ORISON, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1911.
t'ln cornur lot on (D.ik6tn avenue; 576,
terms.
I room plostered house; near Jnclwon
Houlevnrd, soil $r00 equity for $ 1 2i",
balance In onsy monthly imymoritH.
7 flno view lots on east, side, closo In;
cut prtco for quick mile.
A number of flno biiHltiesH chances,
ft acres, all platted, wall Insldo limits,
JO. 500, good tonus.
TRADE
Klegqut apartment houao, Ipasn-d -I years
J11C0 month', tiika gilt odgo nmcli
property.
C acres, all platted; vary desirable; trade
ror residence property,
10 ncn-a In orchard; tillte resldrtice In
town.
Close In rcaldenco on puvlng for good
acreage.
5 and 10 aero tracts In bearing, close In,
tuko realduiico projmrty.
Kino Income oruhiinl In Ornnil Junction,
Col., for ranch near Aledford.
HID acn-a fine Imy nnO huy ranch for
-ty property.
7J2 acres on Tmll crqelf for property In
valley; nearly all tillable.
10 ucres with impiovgmetita, cloao In,
fur city property.
7-room house, closo ,111, for fow acres
good land near to.vtl.
New fi-ioom bungalow,'' take lots as part
payment.
C-piiHHcngor, l-cyllndor nuto In good con
dition; take city lotfl.
Some dcsliablo lotn for acrinigo or good
pnpor. ,
1-iooiu house, water nml Hower; trade
for acreage.
PaHiulena reshlcnco for good orchard
piopurty.
C0 acres black sandy loam soil, all In
cultivation; buildings; flno alfalfa mid
hog ranch; take good'olty propotty.
3C0 acres, 35 In bottom; 100 umlor ditch;
take good auto as part payment.
tOOO acres flno wheat land; tnulo for
ranch propel ty.
80 HcroH, Ileaglo. '20 cultlvatod;' all good
frtllt land; free soil; buildings; trade
for olty proporty.
IC ncres; now bungalow; fi acres In al
falfa and grnpon; ono of tho finest lit
tle hoinoB in valley; trade for proporti
on paving.
30 acres; 12 in pears; trado for closo-In
lot.
P-room house; good lot; trade for acre
age. $2000 equity In 10-room honsc, complete
ly furnished, 1 1-3 noreH Imul, tiado for
ncieago."
10 acioH flnoly Hltuatcd, 8 ncres In pears,
flno garden, chicken homos, good
house, trade for bungalow.
Income proporty up to J17CO0O, for good
body of timber.
Now modern hungnlow; tako acreage or
vacant lotH up to $1000.
A flno rontnl proporty, all clear; pay
10 pur cent on $80,000; trado for un
improved tract.
RANCHES
120-aere ranch, fine sandy lo.im bottom
nude rilltch, ImproveuientH, nil tools.
stock, eto; $7000 on tuims for Imme
diate sale.
CC nen-H close to Medford, '.'7 In orchard,
less than $200 acre, good teinis.
,7-i 00m fuiiilaliod, modern, cloho In, fine
lot $21.00, good trims.
1G0 nores, 2 1-S miles town; 70 acres In
cultivation; 20 In nlmlM; 2E In poars;
10 In apples; fine bulPJings; $125 per
acre, good terms. ' 3
10 noroa, 7 In orchard. 3Mn cultivation;
flno soil; $0500; gnodlnrms. '
llacies, 11-1 miles nut; 10 nurns In
pema; I In airalfa; $376 aoio; trade
for larger tiact.
320 acres hog and wheat ranch, 75 aero
In cultivation, C mllos to 11. H. Station,
$2000, Htinp.
20 .icrcH orchard, Newtowns nml Hart-
lettH, rich black soil; inoly situated;
$260 por acre, torniH.
Kino homestead, C miles from Medford,
$1000.
30 ncres, 2-3 young pears, all cultivated,
good Improvements, pumping plant,
closo to town; easy tonus; pi-lco low
10 ncies, part In oieluird, good build
ings, C nillus from Medrord, $126 per
aero.
WANTED
.1-1110111 bungalow, in v., ilose to pining.
cut to $800 quick Mb-, terms,
till Is for geneial housework.
City and much property to list.
Woman cook.
E. F. I. BIT
KOOM 300
rnirrs nuiiDiNO
Medford
-Horse Shoeing Shop-
128 South Imrotk-tt St root.
riu-iriii Vliouo I HSU
Home 2 lll.lt.
C. L. Allen, Prop.
f!l V, I'S V TUIAIi
MACHINES
PLEASE
Doublo Disc Records
65c
Medford Music Shop
Mclll .v CO.,
jsto i:st m ix STiucirr
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Splendid 3 0-acrc orchard and
garden truck land, half mile
of growing city. Has about 7
acres best varieties of pears,
1. to 5 years old; deep, free
Boil. Best bargain in valley,
Liberal terms. Fine building
site. !No brokers. Apply
MAIL TRIBUNE.
TALENT
Real Estate
FOR SALE
flood business opportunities and loca
tions, nil paying.
TnonY'S DAM8ITI3
Isn't In It with our I..ANIJ31TE.
Kor Instance, a 1000-ncro trnct con
taining over 290 ncras of tho famous
Hear Creelt bottom land, In nlfalfa, and
extending to tho higher land, which Is
set to orchards in part, nil tho land be
ing good fruit land.
Some of tho land Is now In bearing
trees and may bo purchased at reasona
ble figures, tho alfalfa land with a good
stand of nlfalfa for $270 to $350 por
acre; young orchard- good stand, $250
por acre, mid grain lanil at $175 por
acre.
This Is nn "Ideal" tract for a colony,
as It would cut up Into small or largo
places to an advantage, or may bo pur
chased in 10, 12, 20, -10, 50 -and CO-acie
or any .si.o tracts. Knsy tonus given
at low Interest.
Located rtireo mllen from Ashland and
ono inllo from Talent, Or.
A 74-acro tract 2 1-2 miles "West Tnl
ent, good 3-room house mid lnrgo barn;
S acres under ditch mid In alfalfa and
gnnlen land; 31 acres or orchard,, of
which 5 ueies aro in bearing; telcphono
mid It. V. V. half cash, balanco good
terms nndn nensy payments.
For plenty of other bargains call or
address
G. A. Gardner
SAtiENT, OHEQON.
FOR SALIC
CITY PKOPERTY
Lois wholesale and retail
MOOR-EHNI-CO.
212 Fruitgrowers Bauk Bldg
To the
Wo wish to call .the attention
of nrosnoctlvo fouyorn to tho fact
that wo hnvo boon In tho county
over 40 yoara anil nro prepared
to uhow somo ot tho cholccBt
tractH In tho valloy. Costs noth
Iijk to lobk at our list oi bar
Kalns. McDonougli
& Demmer
HKAli lCS'i ATB AND iXSUItANCB
IIOOM SI, STinVAUT 1H.DO.
Coriu-r Main nml Hnrtlott Sts.
FOR SALE
ORCHARDS, FARMS
FPU IT LANDS
Largo and Small Tracts ..
MOOR-EHNI- CO.
212 Fruitgrowors Bank Bldg
TAKE UP A
-CLAIM-
Tvt-iv rltlzon. man or worn in Ins n
timl.pr .in,l toni' right of Hi' k-s Vil-.
to th Kuvrnnient $i'u per aero No
ulu.illoii ronltli nt-e or lniprottnent H--,nua
1 Imve about iwnt-tiv clnnna
iq Kiw,ita. Soa in nnl havo a talk This
'.mil la ivortli J!0.'ao ier acre. Call or
xvrltA
A. B. SAI.IHO, Room 34, Jacktou Connty
Bauk sulldlutr. 31S
Van Dyke
Realty Co.
OUT l'llOPKUTY
l-'AlLMS, FHU1T HAXCHKS
JU3 K, MAIN 8TKKKT.
Public
" -isS
Farmers & Fruit
lists removed his fteal Estate Ol'i'ice in M'aloni,
Oregon, to Alain Street, opposite Talent Hotel.
Now is your time o come and purchase a good
Alfalfa or Fruit Farm, or a Commercial Orclmrd,
and secure a fine home. 11,0 has tracts of 4-10-15-20-10-S0-1G0
or 2S0 acres of bind for sale, im
proved and some unimproved, besides fine city
residences.
Choice South Oakdale
Avenue Lot
East front, 100 by 175 feet; alloy in rear; a num
ber of large oak trees, splendidly placed in rela
tion to a house; registered title; nothing better
in the city. Will sell at a bargain for cash.
Also lots in
Turtle's Third Addition
Just opened up. Large trees on each lot. Terms.
HARRY H. TUTTLE, Owner
Park Avenue,
Or any member of the Medford Realty
Association
Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Money on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranches and fruit land.
PHONE 3231,
320
IM
! FOR SALE -- Five acres, all platted,
sewer and water
agents; see owner.
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Excursion!
Butte Falls and Return
Via Pacific & Eastern R. R.
Sunday, May 7th
Round Trip $2.00
MEDFORD BAND
35 Pieces Will Play at the Falls and enroute
Sco the beautiful sconcry.
Enjoy a day in the open.
TICKETS ON SALE SATURDAY.
THE WOMAN WHO
PAYS HER BILLS
by check instead of ourren
cv never lifts any trouble
about keeping her accounts
straight. She knows where
every dollar has gone and
has none of the worry the
cash paving woman is sub
ject to. 'This bank welcomes
accounts from women and
will be glad to explain any
thing connected with a bus
iness bank account you do
not understand.
Growers Bank ,
trr rrt
GARNETT - COREY BLDG.
in; all large lots; no
Phone 1661
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