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IOCAL AND
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J. Stlllwoll Vilas motored to Mod
ford from his orchard Tuesday. Ho
won ovorcomo during ono of tho
warmest days ot tho season, but has
fully recovered.
II. L. Cnrl was In Med ford tho
foropart of tho week, Interviewing
young men and women who wish to
qualify for civil scrvlco appointments
under tho U. 8. government.
0. II. Murray, who has been spend
ing several months at Newport, Is In
Medford again. Ho states that as
high ns 15,000 pcoplo wcro thcro at
ono tlmo on different occasions, but
that tho season was shorter than usual
owing to tho Into spring.
llomo-mado bread nt Do Voo's.
Mrs. Wynne Scott has disposed of
her photograph business nt Ashland
and removed to Medford, whoro sho
will hnvo chargo of tho portrait do-
ipartrocnt ot tho studio ot Gorkln
& Harmon.
Roy Guyor, who has beon making
a trip ot tho Pacific coast, going as
far cast aa Colorado, returned to
Medford Monday.
Drs. a. R. and Loutso E. nedges,
chiropractors and mochana-thoraplsts
aro now located over Deuel ft Co.
Phono 170.
Flro destroyed two stacks of grain
belonging to Mr. Caster, who has
been farming Mrs. Cooksoy's place
at Central Point A spark from A.
Lcarnod's threshing machine, which
was at work thcro at tho tlmo, started
tho blazo.
Judgo Bean or tho U. 8. district
court at Portland has ousted J. F.
Roddy, who was appointed by Judgo
Calkins as receiver ot tho Old Chan
nel Mining company, which owns
placer mines In Josephlno county, and
tho fedoral court will havo chargo ot
tho mattor.
Kodak finishing, tt la towit, at
Weston's.
Because of tho delay to passenger
trains causod by tho loading of so
much fruit and vegetables for Port
land, tho baggago and express cars
aro cut out ot train No. 1C at Ash
land and held thoro until train No.
14 arrives. Tho two sections ot No.
1G aro then cosolidatcd and tho bag
gago and express cars ot both trains
run a second No. 14 picking up fruit
shipments at different valley points.
Dr. A. W. Dcano and Mrs. E. Roodc,
well known citizens ot Medford, were
united In matrimony by Rev. W. F.
Shields Monday evening, Sept 1. It
was a quiet, military weddings, only
relatives of tho contracting parties:
being present.
Crater Lake pictures ,a book ?f
12 pictures, hand colored, tho finest
evor mado ot the lake, for salo at
Corking & Harmon's studio. Call
and see them. 228 East Mala street,
phono 3 20-J. tf
Nicholas Cooko, a pioneer resident
of Jackson and Klamath counties,
dlod at his homo in Ashland, Sept. 1,
aged 7C years. The romalns wcro
Interred In tho Jacksonville cometery.
Mr. Cooko, was engaged in merchan
dising at Fort Klamath many years
ago and subsequently at Willow
Springs In this county. Ho leaves a
widow, but no children.
Sldnoy B. Vincent, a representative
ot tho corporation department ot the
etato of Oregon, was in Medford tho
foro part ot tho week. Ho has been
looking into tho affairs ot mining
companies whoso properties aro lo
cated In Jackson and Josephine coun
ties and como under tho operations
of tho so-called bluo sky law enacted
by tho last legislature. Tho Threo
Lodes Mining company has been given
a clean bill and allowed to Eoll stock.
K. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made any tlmo or
placo by appointment Phone M.
1471.
James W. Hamlin and family from
Brownsville, Ore., aro visiting W. II.
Hamlin and family ot this city.
Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. John C.
GroavcB and Ireno Rcgar woro united
In marrlago by Rev. W. F. Shields at
tho Presbyterian Manse, Mr. and
Mrs. Groavcs aro young pcoplo ot
Jackson county, and will mako their
homo in Jacksonville whero they
havo a largo crlclo of relatives and
frlonds, and whero Mr. Greaves Is
engaged In business.
You will bo surprised to find how
llttlo It costs to havo tho Southern
Oregon Electrlo company do your
electric wiring and repairing. Phone
020.
Wynne Scott, ono of tho most up-to-dato
portrait artists on the Pa
cific coast is taking chargo ot tho
portrait department for the Gorkln
& Harmon Photo company, 228 East
Main street.
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C. IC, Norrls and wlfo left tor their
home nt Stockton, Cal., todny after
spending two weeks nt tho homo ot
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Nudlng of
Urownsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thompson of
Gold Hill motored to Medford Tues
day afternoon.
"Insuranco your best asiot." Hnvo
the best. Placo your Insuranco with
Holmes, tho Insuranco Man, right It
ho wrltos It. tf
W. M. Holmes mndo n business
trip to Central Point Monday even
ing. W. II, Humphrey has returned
from an automobllo tour of Jackson
county.
B, L. Dodge motored to Medford
from his RIvcrdalo ranch tho first ot
tho week.
Mrs. Lawrcnco Brown and her
daughter of Jacksonville spent Tues
day ovcnlng In Medford.
Flrmln Zana ot Gold Hill was of
tho many who transacted business in
Medford Tuesday.
William M. Howard and Henry
Millard wcro business visitors in
Medford Tuesday afternoon.
Fred Alton Hnlght, tcachor of
piano and harmony, National Con
servatory ot Now York. Specialist
In tho correct principles ot touch and
tcchnlquo in all grades ot study.
Careful attention given to young
children and bcglnnors. Faults ac
quired through wrong ways of prac
ticing corrected. Fall term Septem
ber 2. Haight Music Studios, 11C S.
Laurel street, phono 176-R-
Tho Scptcmbor term of county
commissioners' court Is being hold at
Jacksonville.
Judgo Prim and Roy Ulrlch wero
over from Jacksonville tho first of
tho week.
James T. Tuffs ot Grants Pass
was In Medford Tuesday, on his way
from Siskiyou county, Cal.
Robert B. Rcamo and Thomas B.
Kent were down from Central Point
Tuesday afternoon.
II. D. Norton, a promlnont attor
ney of Grants Pass, was In Medford
and Jacksonville Tuesday.
E. O. Coleman returned Tuesday
afternoon from a trip to Talent, his
former home.
Mrs. Arthur II. Allyn hns opened
an otflco as public stenographer at
the Medford Hotel. Sho Is exper
ienced In court reporting, legal work,
banking, Insurance, abstracting, real
cstato and commercial lines. Satis
faction guaranteed. Prices reason
able. 152
W. R. Garrett, road supervisor of
Applcgate district transacted bust
ncss In Medford Tuesday.
J. N. Paco, superintendent of tho
county poor farm farm at Talent,
was in Medford Tuesday.
W. P. Hcffner and his family ot
Big Butto aro visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Olson.
Ashacl Hubbard, left on Tuesday
evening's train for Portland, on a
short business trip..
Private music lessons from 50
cents upward to) threo dollars per
lesson, according to subject and
teacher chosen. Medford Conserva
tory, Collcgo BIdg., 31 North Grapo.
Call at Lottlo M. Howard 109 N.
Central avenuo to see tho latest fall
millinery. 144
Prof. Rctmer, who is In chargo of
tho O. A. C. experiment station at
Talent, was a recent business vis
itor in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dow and Mrs.
G. N. Lewis ot Jacksonville spent a
few hours In Medford Tuesday.
Edward Whltcsldo and Charles W.
Sharpo of Central Point district tar
ried a wbllo in Medford Tuesday.
W. C. Daley and J. G. Thomson of
Lake creek wero business visitors in
Medford the foro part ot tho week.
Gcorgo N. Lewis ot Jacsonvlllo Is
at tho Sacred Heart hospital for
treatment Ho Is suffering with an
abscess.
Tho annual harvest festival at
Miss Catharine Mcars 1b roturnlng
from tho cast about September 10.
Sho has spent her summer in and
about Boston whore sho has bad tho
advantages ot studying tho piano
with Mrs. Frances A. M. Bird who
has recently returned from a season
In Paris whero sho has been directly
under tho personal Instruction of IbI
dor Plillipp ot tho Conservatoire
Miss Mcars returned to Medford for
her professional work with many
now and fresh ideas concerning piano
playing. HI
Rogue River takes place Friday, Sept.
5, and promises to bo a success.
Thcro will bo several novel features.
T. J. Richards, a pioneer minor,
woll known at Jacksonville and on
Applegate, died nt tho county hospi
tal recently, aged 73 years.
Charles Rogers, who has been a
guest at tho Wortman homo on South
Oakdale during tho past few weeks,
loft for Spokano Tuesday ovenlng.
New fall and winter hats aro ar
riving at tho Home Millinery. Prices
cheaper than over. 1101 W. 9th
St. 141
II. Tripp heads tho list with threo
boots that aggregate 17 pounds, ono
alono weighing soven pounds. They
may be seen at tho Commercial club's
exhibit building.
Hertford Bros, ot Talent district
wero In Medford tho forepart of tho
week.
Colonel and Mrs, R. C. Washburn
of Tablo Hock motorod to Medford
Tuesday afternoon.
Donnld Colvlg, who Is with the
California-Oregon Power company,
was a recent visitor nt Ashland.
R. II. Wilson and John R. Wilson
ot Griffin creek transacted business
In Medford Tuesday.
Medford schools will resumo stud
ies Momlny and tho city Is filling up.
Vacant houses will soon bo scarce.
Miss Edith Trycr ot Talent, for
merly of Medford, who was operated
on for appendicitis Thursday, Is re
covering. Charles E. Tull is nt Gtondalo
where he Is filling a logging contract
with tho owners ot tho saw mills
operating thcro.
Mrs. J. Ramotor ot Hilt Cal., Is
one of tho lato arrivals In Medford.
T. Walston of Sterling hns been
spending sovernt days in Medford.
Lot It not bo forgotten that Jack
son county will decido tho good
roads question nt tho election noxt
Tuesday, Sept 9.
W. M. Powell, bettor known ns
tho Ashland cider man, died August
30, nged "G years. Ho had sold fruit
and elder at tho Ashland depot for
moro than 25 years.
Tho Southern Pacific. In connection
with tho O. W. R. & N. and Union
Pacific havo Inaugurated a service
that lands fruit from Roguo river
valley in Chicago In eight days and
a half. Tho train leaves Ashland at
C:30 ovcry ovonlng.
Judgo and Mrs. F. M. Calklno and
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cnlklns ot Eu-
geno wcro cntcrtnincd at a picnic
dinner given nt Ashland park by Mr.
and Mrs. Myers a Tow days slnco.
E. W. Llljegrnm, nssayer and
chemist, mado Gold Hill a profes
sional visit this week.
R. H. Whitehead and Dr. B. F.
Adklns havo returned from Butto
creek, whoro they havo been camp
ing somo tlmo.
Misses Helena and Gcrtrudo BIcdo
of Ashland, who havo been spending
their vacation at Portland, passed
through Medford a tow days slnco.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones and
daughter, also David M. Horn, all of
Hornbrook, Cal., wcro In Medford
this week on tho way homo from a
trip to Crater Lake.
Bert Klncald, champion light
weight wrestler, who spent a day lh
Medford with E. D. Weston lately,
won his match with Ed Dennis at
Reno on Labor Day.
S. I. Brown, secretary of tho Jack
son County Fair association, was in
Ashland Tuesday, on official busi
ness. Wm. Gcrlg has returned from a
business trip to Portland,'
Judgo W. M. Colvlg has returned
from Salem whero ho argued a caso
beforo tho supremo court.
A. C. Randall and R. H. Parsons
havo returned from Portland whoro
they attended a meeting ot applo
growers and shippers to formulato
plans for mnrkotlng tho crop.
C. A. Malboeut who spent several
days In tho valley buying apples, has
returned to Portland. Ho states that
tho Roguo river apples aro of bettor
quality this year than ever and tho
Newtowns superior to thoso of any
other fruit district.
District Attorney E. E. Kolly Is in
Grants Pass attending tho fall term
ot court
Roy Guyor, formorly employed by
Nichols and Ashpolo has returned
from an extended tour ot tho enst
during which ho visited his homo In
Denver and othor Colorado cities and
towns. Roy says that in his travels
ho has not seen any placo ho likes
better than Medford and has re
turned to settlo down.
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I Opening' Sale
Outing Gowns
of New Fall Goods!
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"Women's Fancy Striucd
Outing Flannel Clowns in sill
sizes, very special, eaeh 50
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CENTRAL AVENUE,
NEAR POST OFFICE
, Comforters
Full .Size .lied Comforters,
good quality, very special,
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New Coats and Suits
"La Vogue" Coats made of tho very latest materials
and in tho most up-to-dato styles on sale at ij9.9S
S119S, JpUo. OO, and.., ljio,UU
The very latest ideas in Women's Suits all well tail
V orcd and lined with guaranteed satin in tailored and
X fancy stylus on sale at $14.98, $10.08. $27.50
jt and $1)12.50
Three Master Driven Ashore.
XOKFOLK, Vn., Sept. 3. Wire
less advices received horo today Btnto
that the three master schooner 11. K.
C. Hartley wns driven nshoro on the
Virginia const by n flqunll ycstcnluy.
Two o her crow wero drowned.
Weather Forecast.
Oregen: Haiti tonight mid TIiiim
Iny weht, fihowcre tonight or Tlmrs
dnv enht portion; cooler east por
tion tonight; southerly winds, high
nlonc tho const.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FORsTUiEFoaVYr
15c; 3 to 4 feet, 12c; 2 to 3 foot,
8c. Guaranteed first class trees.
E. T. -Xeal, Central Folnt. Phono
No. 191. 143
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Buv vour now coat and suit now while stock is com-plctc.
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The New Silks Are Here $
18 inch All Silk Messaline in all the latest colorings
equal to most 7fio grades, special, per yd 18
27 inch All Silk Messaline in the most beautiful lino
ol! new shades, extra fine $1.2.1 grade, very special,
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Beautiful new "Crepe de Chene" in evening shades,
10 inches wide, per yd $1.00
!tt inch Silk Poplins, all colors, just the thing for
dresses, per yd 08
10 inch Charmeuse, all colors, worth $U.f(), on sale
at, per yd $1.08
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$2.00 Waists 98c
150 Women's Lingerie and Tail
ored Waists, nicely trimmed, up to
$2.00 values, sale price each....OS
$6.50 Wash Dresses $1.98
HO Beautiful Wash Dresses made
of (iinifhams, Voiles and Foulards,
up to (.f)0 values, each ..$1.08
$3.50 Sweaters $1.48
An odd line of Women's Sweaters
in all colors, up to $:i.fi0 values, salo
price, each , ., ,...J1..18
Outing Flannels
1000 yards of Heavy
Striped Outing Plannel
fast cold's, Oc grade,
at yd i S?
1000 yards ""of Extra
Heavy Outing in plain
and fancy colors, 12 '.c.
grade, a yd 10
Blankets
Good size Cray Cotton
Blankets, very special,
a pair 50
Full Size Cotton Blank
ets in gray and white,
extra good $2.00 grade,
special, a pair,...$l.lS
Underwear
Women's and Childrens
white fleeced lined vests
and pants, all sizes, spe
cial, eaeh 125
Women's Fleece lined
Union Suits, special, a
suit -1S
Specials
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Dress Prints, a
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Ucst Cotton Challies, a
yard 5
Uood Cotton Batting,
a roll 10
Best Colored Oilcloth, a
yard 18
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FOK SALE Cream Boparator 234
Inch wagon and hostcr eprlnga,
11CC, "West 8th St. 142
D. F. MULKBY & GEO. W. CIIEItRY
Attorneys at Lawo. Jackson Coun
ty Dank nulldlng.
FOI RENT 4 room cottago 512 W.
Jackson St., 2 blocks cast of school,
Call at GOO V. Jackson St. 140
FOR RENT Now, elegantly fur
nished liouso, shado trees, lawn,
good fruit, everything now and up-to-dato.
Call at G1C West Jack
son street. 140
WANTED Boy going to school to
do chores tor board. Phono 1099-
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REMOVAL SALE
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AUTOMOBILES
The Only Chance You Will Ever Have
to Buy Autos on Special Sale
Will move next week in the New Sparta
Building, Riverside and Main, where I will
have the best equipped show room and re
tail house on the Pacific coast.
I now have on hand both
New and Second Hand
Reduced Prices
See me quick if you want a bargain
C
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C. K. GATES
'The Oveland Man"
132 South Riverside
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