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. A. Hlldreth of Butte Falla spent
i( 'WfHiawtdsy At Medford on business.
Mr, Hlldreth reports Dulte Falls
flOHrlafcliig at the present time.
Mr. and Mm, W. A. Williams and
M(m Hulah Jones ot Forest Grove
ar visiting friends In Medfordj
We will pay $2.R0 per tier for
wood In trade, 106 N. Front street,
the cheapest Btore In the west. 136
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Myers ot Lnrn
weko, Yukon, aro In Medtord for a
short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Wellen
spent Tuesday at Medford on a short
business trip.
More bargains than ever at 106
N. Front street. Better have a
look. 136
Paul S. Seely wno managed Gover
nor Wilson's primary campaign In
Oregon and who has been hero for
some weeks attending to business
tnatterB expects to leave at the first
of the month to take a place In tho
Wilson state headquarters. Ho will
devote his time from now until elec
tion to tho Wilson cause In this state.
8. A. Newell. ladles' tailor, 4th
floor M. F. A H. bids;.
L. H. Wllletts of the Consolidated
Mines Company Is In Medtord on
snort bHStes trip. Ho recently re
turned from the east.
Henry J. Cole ot WUliams. Ore., la
Jr Medford for a short visit with
friends.
Oak and hardwood 14.50 and $5.00
per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Sixth and Fir.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smlthson
of Roseburg are In Medford en route
to Crater Lake; They report a
splendid trip so far and anticipate no
trouble in reaching the lake.
Mrs. Lotetta Young left-Tuesday
evening tor Boise, Idaho, where she
will visit several weeks with her
parents.
Berlin Tailoring and French Dry
Cleaning Company, 109 West Main
street, wish to announco that they
are prepared to do first class clean
ing and pressing, also hats blocked
and trimmed. Ladles' and Gents'
suits made to order. Give us a
trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone Pacific 5362.
Artnur Wlthlngton of San Francis
co is In Medford on a short business
trip. He was formerly a resident ot
the Griffin Creek section. This be
lng; hte first visit la nine years he is
greatly surprised by the development
la .the valley.
Arthur Toner of Grants Pass Is in
Medford for a short visit with his
parents.
See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, over Jackson County Bank.
Cnester Gault of this city has left
for Chlco, Cal., where he has se
cured employment
A large number of local hunters arc
planning to leave at the end ot the
week for Klamath county in order
to take advantage of the opening ot
the duck season, September 1. 'Re
ports from the lakes are to tne ef
fect that ducks wero nover so plenti
ful as this season.
Oak and hardwood $4.50 and $5.00
per cord. Gold Ray Realty Co.,
Sixth and Fir. j
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edwards ot
Phoenix wero recent visitors in Med
ford. Mrs. Laura Long has returned from
a snort visit witn menus at Trail.
Her daughter Nellie who has been vis
iting there for some time returned
with ner.
Kodak finishing, the best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
Miss Gladys Owens of Portland is
spending a few days lu Medford on
business.
Frank Brown and James Owens,
county commissioners wero In Med
ford Tuesday on a short business trip.
Soda Fountain at DeVoe's. "
S. B, Holmes of Eagle Point spent
Tuesday In Medford on a short busi
ness trip.
Miss lone Flynn is spending a few
days at Ashland with friends.
Carkln Taylor (John H. Carkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford.
Charles E. Reynolds of Salem Is In
Medford visiting his daughter, Mrs.
E. A. Waring on IN'ortu Central.
.James Nott ot Sardine Creek Is In
Medford for a short visit with
frleuds.
Money to loan on country proper
ty. Carkln ft Taylor, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Bldg., Medford.
Miss Flora Gray has returned
from San Francisco uud will open ner
studio for tho soason this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Rukes und sou
or Kansas City are guests of Mr. and
Mra. h. Rukes of Medford. They
will make their home In Medford.
Charles S. Lobo returned Tuesday
evening from nn eastern trip. Ho
left for Sn Francisco Wednesday
and will bo gono a week.
Harry Pcllctt of Ashland has been
spending a few days In Medford.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher!!, negatives mado any tlmo or
place by appointment Phono M. 1471
J. R. Harvey returned to Grants
Pass Wednesday.
Arthur Geary returned Wednesday
from a visit at Seaside.
Mrs. W. W, Usher was thrown
from n cnrrlago on tho Central Point
road Tuesday night and was quite
"painfully, but not seriously Injured.
Tho carrlngo wns standing lu front
or tne liotigo ranch homo, wiicn a
carriage driven by a local milkman
ran Into it throwing Mrs. Usher to
tho road. The milkman cxplalucd
that he was asleep at 'tne reins.
Hay for 6.1I0. W. H. Evorhard.
Phono 6671.
J. M. Potter, first editor ot tho old
Medford Tribune, and well known
here, was brought to Ashland Thurs
day and taken to the hospital, to un
dergo an operation for strangulated
hernia. He was taken suddenly ill
at his home In Weed, wncrc ho Is
cashier of the First National Bank.
Ho was accompanied by hia family,
his half brother, Mr. Nolton of Mon
tague, and Dr. F. E. Tcbbo of Weed.
Mrs. Jesse Battenbcrger and her
sister. Miss Gladys Redden, who have
been visiting Medtord relations, re
turned Wednesday to their nome In
Fresno, Cal.
For sale, 150 hogs weighing 75
pounds and upwards in good condi
tion. Prices are right if taken at
once. Must havo more room tor our
thoroughbred Berkshlrcs. Wo havo
for sale, also, a few. choice Berkshire
boars and gelds, prize winners, nt
$10 and upwards. AVhy continue to
raise scrubs when you can buy tho
roughbreds at such reasonable prices?
R. R. V. Canal Co.. Main 1111. 133
Mrs. George Gllmore, of Wlllston,
N. D., arrived In Medford Tuesday
and will spend the winter here. Mrs.
Gllmore has friends and acquaint
ances here and her coming at this
time is to givo her children tno bene
fit of Medford's school.
A grass tire was responsible for
an alarm Tuesday afternoon. No
damage was done.
Get Mrs. Reynolds home made
bread at DoVoe's.
Alfred Myers of Buncom is In Med
ford on a short business trip.
Boudlnot Conner of Table Rock
spent Wednesday In Medford on busi
ness. Get It at DeVoe's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Chambers
of Los Angeles are in Medford for a
visit with friends. They are charmed
with tho valley and may return to
remain here.
i Mrs. A. E. Hoffman uett Tuesday
evening for a visit with friends at
Portland.
All wool blue serge suits to your
measure at $16.50; no use wearing a
hand-me-down, at Eltert, the- Tailor.
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Tne macadam road at tho end of
west Main street which is maintained
by the city Is very badly iorn and
needs repair. The top dressing of
fine rock has disappeared leaving
tho road very rough.
D. E. Masters of Pendleton ar
rived with a party of friends today
having motored through Central Ore
gon, by way or crater lane 10 aieu
ford. Mr. Masters Is enjoying an
outing and incidentally boosting tho
Pendleton round-up.
Fall and winter goods are on dis
play at a very low figure and a tit
guaranteed, by Elfert, the Tailor.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cnarles Stephens of
Portland reached Medford today by
auto en route to Crater Lake. They
are guests ot Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mil
ler while here.
Miss Alice Allen of Roseburg Is In
Medford for a short visit with friends.
Tho ladles ot tho Cnrlstlan church
will servie Ice cream and cake Fri
day afternoon and evening August
30, at the city park. 136
garden. Grants
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OUT FOR WITNESS
N 1 LING Off
and Litton wont out nntl killed
another rattier. Tho first cmo meas
ured four feet and had 10 rattles and
tho other three feet nnd had sovou
rnttles. Inat year Litton also killed
u IiIk- oiio In
Puna Courier.
tho
Medtord Printing company carry a
hill Una of legal blanks.
' A bench warrant was Issued l
J ml so Calkins of thu Circuit court
Tuesday afternoon for the apprehen
sion of Laura White, otherwise
known as Viola Miller, who figured
In the Wo Lee-Jim Ling stabbing af
fray nt n local Chinese laundry In this
city sometlmo ago. The woman Is n
material witness In tho case. She ts
snld to be at Portland at present and
an effort will bo mado to apprchcud
her and return her to Jacksonville to
testify In the caao ot tho state vs.
Jim Ling tor an assault wltn a deadly
weapon.
It Jim Ling Is not convicted It wilt
not be tho fault ot the local colony
of Chinese who aro said to bo lined
up solidly against him and who have
spent time and money In an endeavor
to show tho authorities his past
record. Local Chinese say that ho la
a white slaver, a joint keeper and an
altogether underslrable cltUcu. Some
tlmo ago they started nn investiga
tion to incriminate him and are said
to havo been partially successful.
Jim Ling Is tho Chinaman who Is
accused ot having stabbed and robbed
Wo Leo in a local laundry somo tlmo
ago. In the developments which fol
lowed a discovery was mado of a
white slave den In tho basement ot
tho laundry and a white gjrl taken
from there. An effort was made to
reform tho girl which apparently
failed. She Is now said to bo living
In a Chinese den nt Portland, being
a confirmed opium slave.
Tho Jim Ling case will probably
co mo to trial next week.
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PURIFIES
BAD BLOOD
D. GROSSLEY & SONS
Commission Merchants
l!Ot Franklin St., New York
Our Specialty
APPLES and PEARS
Wo have our own houses In
NKW YORK, MVKUPOOL, LONDON AND GLASGOW
Direct consignments solicited or seo our Regno Itlvor roprosontntlvo.
CHRIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon
Bad blood la responsible for most of our ailments, nntl when from any
oauro it becomes Infected with impurltlcn, humors or poisons, trouble In some
form Li sure to follow. Muddy, sallow complexions, eruptions, pimple, eto,,
show that tho blood la Infected with unhealthy humors which ha.ro oliansMl
, It from a puro, fresh stream to n sour, norld fluid, whloh foroos out tin
impurities through tho pores nnd stands ot the skin. A very oommoa evi
I donee ot bad blond is sores nnd uloers, whloh break out on tho flesh, often
from n very Innlcnlflonnt bruise, or oven aoratah or nbrnslnn. if thu htuml
was healthy tho plaae would hew! at onootbut being infected with impurities
whloh aro dlsoharaod Into tho wound, irritation nnd inflammation are sot
up, tho fibres nnd tissues nre broken, nnd tjio sore continues until the
blood is purltlnd ot tho cause. 8. B. B, is Natures blood-purlfler and tonjo,
mado entirely from roots, hcrbn and barks. It row down into the olronU
tlou nnd removes ovsrv nnrtlolo of lmnurltv. hunfur or uolann. ran !.
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I vitality, aim nienuuy tonos up tno entire system. H.H.8. neutralises any
fAvvoa U4 mviu nt wu muuu, iiunauf 11. (inin, wunu mill flt9llUY. Mill
1 iimuHm niitMd Vntaius AntiM TfM Hulk llt,kitt,i Vtlt ...! -...
crup
Nearly a quarter of a century uudor tho Bamo
management
Jackson
And Grants Pass Is Dry
V. D. Litton, living a short distanco
from the county home, on. Monday
heard the dog barklng.in the garden
and making nn unusual fuss. On In
vestigation tho causo ot tho commo
tion Litton found a big rattlesnake.
A short tlmo later tho same kind of
a racket emlnated from tho garden
THE
County
Bank
Medford, Oregon
It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
W.I. Vnvrtcr .President G. R. Lindley, Vieo pres.
C. W. MePonald, Cashier
oa 01 nom in mo uioou, niuKing ic pure, iresn anti nesuny, and pcrmn
ly cures Kozoma, Aono, Tetter, Salt Kumini, Holts, and all other skin
Uon or (Useaao, Book on the blood and Any medloat advloe free.
THJt, SWIFT 8PI0IFIC CO., ATLAMTA, OA.
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Decide Yourself
The Opportunity l Here, Racked by
Medford Testimony
Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a stranger's state
ment.
Read Medford endorsement.
Read tho statements of Medford
citizens.
1 And dccldo for yourself.
Here Is one case of It:
A Detz, 130 Front St., Medford,
Ore., says: "I am just as willing to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to
day aa,I was In September 1907 when
I publicly told of my experience with
them. I suffered from kidney trou
ble for at least tivo years and as
tlmo passed. I grew worse. Sharp
pains darted through tho small ot ray
back and sometimes tho attacks wero
so severo that I could hardly stoop.
At night my back ached Intensely
and sound sleep was out Of tho ques
tion. Being told to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills, I got a supply and thoy
soon gavo mo relief."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Uuffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Romembcr tho name Doan's
and take no other.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
GET YOUR
BOXES
as clear and hard as diamonds
Storage rooms right for all ' .
kinds of goods.
Our wagons deliver to all
parts of the city.
Phenes: Pacific 2641, Home 240
Medford Ice 2h Storage Co.
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CRATES
for Peaches and Cantaloupes from
' KOOUI RIVER COMMISSION CO.
Medford, Oregon
Pac. 5621. Home 307
Floiir?
Coffee?
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Tea?
OR WHAT?
Anything you buy from us in the Gro."
eery line will be right. Our Bakery Dt-
artment is a source of pride to u
nvestigate.
Allen Grocery Co.
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Medford will have u motor ttreel
cur Hue in the near future, (pviu
Hervtce over the principal KtreuU
every fifteen minutes if the plaiw of
J, A. WeHterltind do ,not miHcarry.
He ih now organism;,' u company,
capitalized ut .f-0,0 00 to pift on four
motor cni'H to make regular tnpH.
Mr. Westerlund bus koiio carefully
into the tmbject uud Iiuh received
encouragement from (lie butdiicgH men
of tlio city whom he has consulted.
WANTED Lady who Is employed
to share good homo with lady and
child. Moderate rental. 017 8.
Holly street. 137
WANTED Poaltlon by competent
lady stenographer. Several years
experience. Box S. V, Tribune. 137
FOR RENT Modern 5 room fur
nished bungalow, paved street,
close In. Reasonable. Inqulro
017 S. Holly street. 137
NEW CONTROLLER NAMED
FOR PANAMA EXPOSITION
SAN FRANCISCO, Oil., Aufr 28
Allan I'olook, who ltus huuii comp
troller of tho I'iiiiuimi Pacific Expo
sition since lust September, hn? tend
ered hi repitfiintioit today effective
September 1 nex. It. S. Durkee Iiuh
FOR SALE Modern nix room bun
galow, well built and furnished,
(Ireplaco, sleeping porch, wood
Hhed, lot 50x100, tllcoly Improved,
7 minutes walk from Medford
Hotel, 521 Hamilton W. Pnono
Bell 24GS. 140
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"REAL" Real Estate Bargains
There is a GOOD reason for me to sell you GOOD real estate. fur below
its market value
Moving to Wyoming and the health of my family demands that I mdve
quick to a higher altitude.
Wo sold one bungalow iil six lots this week. Things are moving.
Wo have left one new, modern bungalow home, just finished, and (lie price
will interest anyone desiring one of tho best built homes in the city in a desir
able location.
Also two fine building lots 50 x 1-J0 feet. Not a corner. I will sell these
, .two lots for less money than i paid for one of these lots this Spring as clump'
as you can buy a lot in Talent. These lots are on Rose avenue, one of the seluut
rfiesidence district a paved street four blocks from tho Medford Hotel.
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H. E. GATES,
ROSE AVE.
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WANTED I am from tho east and
have been hero somo tlmo and
havo seen tho slip shod way of
some ranch foremen. Would like
to superintend ranch whero re
sults are wanted. I am practical
In all my work and will get results,
Box R. R., Tribune. 140
Draperies
Wo carry a very complete line of
draperies, lace curlalna, rlvturea, etc.,
and do all claques of upholnterlntr. A
peci&i man to iook arior una woric
f;ivo as gooa
o get In even
exclusively and will
uorvlce as Is noaslblo
the largest cities.
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Ih an UP-TO-DATE school where you learn PRACTICAL things in a BUSINESS-LIKE wtfyrv .
Our training enables young men and women to earn good sularies at pleasant work, ,.$ ; .
'Liioroiigli courses m
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING and PREPARATORY !
byHtematiq drills in filing and office work.
-Call yerm opens Tuesday,' September 3.
Write, (full or tolephono for full informatiou.
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