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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. V. M. SMrr, Milliner ftt Ah
rcn'n, has returned from market.
Telephone BTi Rarflonn Bakery
fdf cake, lcei and Ico cream; prompt'
delivery.
-tS.T Jloward and II. J. TrowbrldRO
had bttidnciia at Iho bounty sent this
week;
'Chinese Snercd Wiles and Japanese
air nltinu at llroadley's. Phono
5181r
k ' Mrs. II. Cameron of Anplegate, who
lias been vlBltlns hoi- daughter, Mrs.
L. L. Jacobs, returned home Friday.
QSound, dry (Ir wood for J1.2B per
llor. uriieroororo u is 100 inn-'.
ciress '"Fnlrvlow," Jacksonville
Tho Bchodulo ot the Jacksonvllle-Btcrllng-Joo
Bar stago' has been
changed again. Contractor Venot
now leaves tnc county seat mesuay
nnd Prldny at 7 o'clock a. mr
Buy or rent a Singer to mnko tho
chlldrcns new school clothes, rhono
6043. 151
Mrs. Dr. Leo ot Seattle and Mrs.
Clco Bodge werorguesta or Mrs.' W.
II: Barnum ot Jacksonville Thurs
day.
It you havo any peaches, Howolls
or.Bosc nears to sell, see ua. Produc
ers Fruit Co.
Charles II. Gillette nnd M. A. Car
ter of Ashland passed through Med
ford and Jacksonville Thursday en
route to tho Sucker creek mines.
Old shoes look llko new when re
paired At tho Electric Shoo Shop, 32
So. Grapo street. 143
Mr. and Mrs. J. ir. Gay of Central
Point visited Medford relatives ono
day this week.
Tho W. C. T. U. of Oregon -will
hold a state convention in Mcdtord
October 5-10. 1011.
The Grcsham threshing machine
Is finishing a succestful season by
threshing the, grain crops of several
farmers living near Jacksonville. The
yield of both hay and grain has been
good everywhere In Jackson county.
Crawford peaches, 50c and 50c, de
livered. Clings, Mulrs, prunes, pears
nnd grapes for sale a. jo. Homo phono
600. HI
Lewis Johnston Is in tho Applegate
section developing -what appears to
be a good mining proposition.
Brick Ice cream, nU kinds and
colors. Rafdona Bakery; phone 371.
Prompt delivery.
Mrs. Walter Kcntner has returned
from a protracted stay In Jackson
ville. Itelchstcln sells and saws wood.
146
Stephen Can trail, one of the pion
eers of tho Applegato section, is mak
ing bis former home a visit, having
arrived from northwestern California
lately. '
See It. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, over Jackson County bank.
There are 24 divorce cases on the
docket for the September term of the
circuit court.
Rardon's Bakery now delivers Ices
and ice cream to any part of tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Carnahan of
Bltlo Ledge, Mrs. George of Derby
and Mr. and Mrs. S. K. George of
Eugene are in Medford.
' Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attorney-at-law,
ever Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford.
Dr. H. P. Hnrgrave has returnee
from n trip to Portland.
WAtch and save money. Tho fish
market will sell, Friday and Satur
day, fresh halibut, black cod, ling
cod, herring, 10c per lb.; salmon,
17 l-2c, Btcel cut coffee. 30c; first
class creamery butter, 65c per roll.
Th6o prices mean cash. Fresh Hol
land herring, 12 l-2c per lb. Messier
& Kenworthy. 140
' Tho dry weather Is discouraging to
tho average hunter, who Is hot gen
erally successful and wishes for rain.
It Is difficult to kill deer on account
of footsteps on dry leaves and under
brush apprising them of the approach
of tho enemy. '
V. 'A. Gorst, proprietor of tho Med-ford-JacksonvllIo
nuto line, has gone
tb Seattle to buy another automobile
ll will bo larger nnd better than tho
ono now in use.
Hnrry Miller of Butte Falls was In
Medforil during tho week, having
been at Jacksonville on business be
fore tho grand Jury,
T. J. O'llnrra ot Contra! Point was
a recent visitor In Medford.
E. F, Graham, the gtttscng king,
was down from l'roinccl lately dis
coursing on his favorite subject,
Tho Sterling Mining company Is
having its telephone lino rebuilt to
a Junction wllh the main line ot the
Pacific States company at Jackson
ville. It contemplates many substan
tial Improvements to bo mado In tho
near future.
George Margrelter of Poorman's
Creek was In Medford on his way to
Klamath Falls Thursday.
Fred Hoffman was over from Jack
sonville this week. Ho will soon re
turn to Thompson creek.
Joseph G. Lowell of Althouso and
S. Howden of Grants Pass, who are
engaged In mining In Josephine coun
ty, spent a day in Medford this week.
W. E. Thompson of Gold Hill was
a late business visitor In Medford.
The case of the Cardwell heirs
against J. N'unan involving title to
Valuable property In Jacksonville,
which was decided In favor ot tho
defendant hy Jmlgo Wolverton of the
federal court, will soou bo appealed
to the United States court ot appeals.
Messrs. Buchter and Anderson
were In Jacksonville Thursday on
business for tho Pacific Telephone
company.
Tho regular Soptcmber term of cir
cuit court will not convene until next
Tuesday, as Monday Is Labor day, a
state legal holiday. Tho docket Is a
heavy ouc.
William Davis was In Jacksonville
Monday on real estato business.
William Carncs Interviewed the tax
collector at Jacksonville a few dayn
ago.
The public schools will resume
studies next week after a vacation of
three months,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Huber ot Grants
Pass hare been visiting In this part
of tho valley.
W. H. Simmons, who is engaged in
mining in Sterling district, was
anion g his Medford friends Wednes
day. William von dcr Hcllcn of Eagle
Point transacted business in Med
ford Wednesday;
M. C. Mahohey, J. N. Miller, Ira
Tungate and other Big Butters were
at tho countykseat thoforo part of
tho week, having been subpenacd as
witnesses before (ho grand Jury.
Harry Clarke, the veteran com
mercial traveler, has been making
Medford a visit. He is a sufferer
from Inflammatory rheumatism and
was on his way to Hot Springs, S. D.,
for treatment.
Mrs. M. Peter, who has been vis
iting in San Francisco, is at home
agnin. '
A. C. Hough of Grants Pass, the
lawyer, was In Medford and Jack
sonville not long since.
A. S. Kleinharamer of Applegate
passed through Medford on his way
homo from Ashland Thursday.
Famous Singers to Appear at '
'Natatorium Sunday. September 16
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Established,
Mtulame Heriiartl Begue.
.Modiord is to have another rare
jinisioal treat. FerulloV hand will
appear at the Natntoriutn In the uft-
Lenioon of Sept. 10th.
This bnnd of iitty artists, ns i&-
jnous ns the Sousa tianil, assisted hy
two singers, will give in Medford n
program which will appeal alike to
the musician and tho musiu-loving,
ut untmined listener, containing us
it does n rare combination of opor
alic, popular nnd classic seleciions
which forever havo and forever will
be favorites with the musical public.
This is to bo tho program:
I. Trio for piatio, violin and Velio
Music from Midsummer Night's
dream, (Mendelssohn) O. Taillan-
der Mrs. A. A. Eames, Win. A.
Eames.
2a. Guitar Solo "Silver Threads
Among the Gold", (Banks) Wm. A.
Eames.
b. Duct for Violin nnd Guitar,
"Serenade", (Metra) Mrs. and Mr.
Eames.
MEDFORD
'S GRAND
OLD MAN IS 66
Judge William M. Colvfg Is Recipient
of Many Congratulations Says
Man ,1s Just as Young as He Feels
and He's Only 16.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
Iy Phone M71
NlfcM PbOHM F. W. Weela B071.
A.' IB. On,
AT ASSISTANT.
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JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker and UJiihaliner
? 3ucc'esHnr to tlio tmiloMaklng do-
1 nrii'tmntit nt Miwlrnnl iriiriiliiirn f"n m
B ,.., M..W W. H.V.H ...... v w.
Office 'M South Ihirtlett Street I
. tolophonos: day, Boll 471; night:;
rosldoucoj Boll 473. Homo 1TJ-L,
Calls answered night or day
AMnULANCK SEUVIOB
Jurlgti William .AL Colvig is Ctl
years old today. Still that word
"old" is out of pluee for tho jildcc
say that a man ih just as old us he
feliM and ho feels liko 1G.
When the -word Bprcntl around
down tdwn today the judo wan the
recipient, of many congratulation.
JtfAtiy f his friends greeted him and
wished him many more years of life
in the Rogue river valley.
"I hclievo I will live to be n very
old man," sfnten the judge, "it II be
cause I Jive in the Itogue river valley.
It is tho ideal spot. Another secret
of long life is to feel young and I
feel like a kid just out of Rchool.
Yes, I will be with you for some time
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TO CALL PRIMARY .
ELECTION IN ARIZONA
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PIlOEttlX, Ariz., Sept. 2. Gover
nor Slouii has announced that oh
September 'JO ho would issue a prot:
liiinuttm dPfdKimUlijj October 24 as
Iho dato for tho primary election of
nil candidates to be votiid for at tho
slnto election December 12. TIiih
ilofiiiHely settled tho much discussed
rts lo whullioi' teh first state election
would bo held under n direct primary
or in the old fashioned convention.
ltertiartl, lU'Ktte, Itarllone.
3. Soprano Solo. Shadow Song fnun
''Dittorn," (Meyerbeer) Mrs. Kd.
Andrews.
I. Violin Solo. "Air do Ihillet," (Do
Bcriot) Mrs. A. A, Kames.
5. Piano Solo, "Saltarello," (Mills)
Gerard Taillandier.
C 'Cello Solo, (a) "Hen-eiise." (Go-
danl) (b) "Gavotte," Win. A.
Kames.
7. Soprano Solo with Violin and
'Cello ohliKtito, "Angels Scrennde,,
(Hmga) Mrs. Kl Andrews.
Soldiers Chorus from Vaust
Intermezzo "Al Fresco,". .. .Herbert
Overture, "Saruecn Slave"
Mercadanle
Pilgrim Chorus from "Lombnrdi"...
' Ilizet
Dance of the Scrnls. ...Boccolnri
Vocal Duet from Trovetoro.. . .Verdi
Waltr. "Tho Skater". . . .Waldtenfel
Sextette, "Lucia di Lamennoor
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yGERARD TAILLANDIER. DIRECTOR
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Still in Business
The Southern Oregon Elec
tric Company has moved
two (loors south to the
G.C. Ponting Plumbing Shop
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
How Expressive ol Quality
Is the Tailor Made Suit
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No lonRcr need you drend the worry
and trouble that buying seagouablo
clothes haB always horeloloro caused
you. Lot us solve this VexatlouB prob
lem for you. Let us Hhow you how to
Kot better garments tailored to order
to lit your individual measure.
VISIT OUR TAILORING DKPART
MKNT. Seo our fall fines of tho lat
est styles and fabrics nolo tho newest
creations In hamlHomo ladles' unado-tn-mcasuro
wear. Thoro Is a fit for ev
ery flKuro a price for overy purHO.'Wo
will tailor It to your.. ofder'Iii a way
that will positively deilKh't you. No
worry, no bother. You select what you
want and havo it made tho way you
want It.
M Rpcrlnl Discount Halo of 10 iter
cent jd Kcptcmhcr II). ,
SUITS , fltf.00 AND UP
COATS flJi.OO AND UP
SHIRTS $ 7.00 AND UP
DKES8BS ,..,U5,00 AND UP
Wo Am KxHrt Fitters
Katlsactlon (iuanuitccl
We Fit Your Husband
Wfe Can jrit You
Dofi't run dny chancrn by taking your own measurements and
sending dilt to sonlo mull ordur housd for your piirchaso. It's dnh
goroilH and nlno out of ton times results uro iillHflts. It rc'qillrejj dn
expert to lake measurchiehts and gel Iho right flt-l-wo itro ox'pertB.
You take no chances whatever In ordorlug your Pall outfit from u.
Komombor, wb absolutely guarantee satisfaction in overy way. All
garments ordored ndw will bo delivered In two wcoks,
Criswell's Quality Shop
ROOM it ST. MARK'S IILOCIC
Oven AhroiiB Suit IIouso. Entrance Electric Dulldlug
stands for thorough, serious wopU in imisirnl arl. li tlcsiivH iltp iiKoikIiiikm of stu
donta who uro in oarnest ami dosiro high alUiinnuMits. Tho oou rues 'lira oiitliuud not
only for students who wish to fit thtMiiHolvps Tor niusit. (oai'hlng, hut for such who
desire music as a part of their general education us well. Kor this 'reiiHou hegin-noi-s
are welcome and are sure to he taught correctly, a factwhich i too often over
looked in choosing a MKST teacher. In short, the Medford Conservatory is es
tablished on tho same basis Jisvtlut best music Schools of lOuropo and America,
Whose aim it is to make thoroughly educated, really competent and high minded
musicians. Full and systematic courses in Piano, Voice, Violin, Viola, 'Cello. Sup
plementary courses in Harmony, Musical History, Instrumentation and other theo
retical subjects. Also Band Instruments, (lilititr, .Mandolin.
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22K2iSSS?' Class and private instruction in
FKISNOII, CHUUMAN, SI'ANMSll.
Prices as low as is consistent-with firnt -class work and
vary according to subject chosen and grade of advance
ment. !.'.
FACULTY
Gerard Taillandier Mrs. E. M. Andrews Oarrio L. Aiion
A. F. Reddie. Wm. A. Eames R. Mcllvcon Edw. 0. Root
riSDKoln) CONSKUVA'L'OUY,
Send for catalog.
Natatorium Building
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GRAND V00AL AND INSTRUMENTAL OONOBRT
Hear Ferullo's Baiia
See Frtilio Conduct
"Greatest band in America." Chicago Tribune.
"BtJsfc bund over in Chicago." -Chicago lOxailiiiitir. V
"Captivated Salt Lake City publitf.'U-Salt Lake .Herald.
"Attracting imiiiense crowds." San JiYiuici'ku-o Call,
'"Absolutely tinique," Los Augolcs Times, t t
'"I'll, niiilhiiiiin li'mif ttrill .linmi iiri" ini1 .In ni!nn' " linHivml "V...l,.. !.. ..
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