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THE MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1909.
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IS0C1AL AND PERSONAL?
THE WEATHER.
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i Fair tonight and tomorrow.
'
Charles II. Ncwby of tho Applo
ifghto spent Wednesday in Medford on
h short business trip.
C. B. Connor, who owns a largo
.."tract of land near Woodvillo on Ev
'ims ereqk was in Medford Wednes
day On business. Ho spent tho day
in Jncksonvillo, appearing before
the county court and board of
equalization.
.Charles C. Williamson of Ashland
'spent Wednesday in Medford on a
' .'short' business trip.
'i Dr. J. F. Reddy left Wednesday.
evening for a short business trip to
Portland.
' Walter J. Mundy has returned
from' a short business trip north.
Attorney A. E'. Renmes of Jack
sonville spent Wednesdny evening; in'
Medford.
Mnrk Whipple of Woodvillo was at
Jacksonville Wuednesday on business
'-with the county court.
James Ritter; Dr.'J". M. Keeno and
L. Q. Porter wore among those who
were at Jacksonville Wednesday look
;ing after their assessments before
the board of ecpialization.
.Charles Strang was at tho county
;sseat on business Wednesday.
' T.iJ. Williamson, one of the promi
nent orchnrdists of tho Central Point
,8601111, was ut Jacksonville Wednes
day on business before tho county
court. '
1 Joe Whitney has just returned
from Portland, where ho purchased a
largo stock of instantaneous gas
lights to sell in connection with tho
boiler insulators and fircless cookers.
Mr. Whitney, says that tho company
he ' represents have perfected an
electric fircless cooker and ho will
have a sample on demonstration hero
tho first of tho week.
Mrs. C. II. Hart would like to sco
all her, old boarders, as she has rc
turned'from California and has just
' opened up the dining room. 101
A comparison of our teas and cof
fees "with other lines is nil we ask.
Southern Oregon Tea & Coffeo Co.
Phono 3303.
Wednesday a valise which had
been found near the Union Meat
comnanv's tilnnt was turned over to
tho baggage master at the Southern
Pacific depot. When found, tho va
lise, although not locked, had hewn
cut open, nnd nearly all tho contents
abstracted. A clothes brush and
,somo pnpors woro all thnt were left
insido. Tho papers consist of letters
addressed to R. H. Staub nt Ashlnnd
in reference to his application for
liiomborsliip in tho Brotherhood of
Rari'ny Trainmen, nnd also n blank
' nppV'"''011 fr admission in thnt or
'der. Evidently tho valise had been
'taken at nsomo other point than
(Medford, and was rifled and thrown
I away hero.
i John A. Lnrson of Prospect and
his daughters, Misses Lucy nnd
Anna, woro in Medford Wednesdny
inn their way to Grants Pass, Avhoro
Mr. Lnrson has business, Mr. Lnr
Utih was formerly in business in that
pity, but for tho past several years
lias taken to tho simple life nmong the
tall firs of tho Prospect section,
which he finds much to his liking.
Tho young Indies will go to San Fran
cisco shortly 'to spend tbj wintor
with thoir grandmother and to at
tend school.
Jl. E. Donno of tho Cnscndo Coal
compnny loft Thursday morning for
Tns Aii'celes. Cnl. on business con
nected with tho onmpnny. no will be
absent nbont a month.
VF. II. Hopkins of Central Point
was n Medford visitor Wednesdny.
A reception to the ministers and
thoir wives nnd to tho publio in gen
eral will bo given by tho members of
tho Christian church in honor of
ijieir now pastor, Rev. Matlock. A
fine program has been nrranged nnd
among tho many fino selections, the
b)o of Mrs. Ed Andrews will well
be worth tho trouble of attending.
A good time is assured nnd a cor
jjial invitation to tjie people of Med
ford is given tc attend.
1 W. P. Benn and wife arrived Wed
nesday evening from Fairbanks,
Alaska, to visit Mr. and Mtb. C. D.
liiUernnd probably locate here.
Mrs. A. S. Roscnbnuin was a Jack
sonville visitor Wednesday.
L. E. Hoover of tho Yakima Valley
nursery hns a nice lot of Burtlott
pears that it will pay you to see ,if
you ore looking forASOmctbing god.
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W- W. Truax of Englo Point was
horo Wednesday transacting business
with Medford merchuilts.
D. G. Millctl of Ferndnle, Or., rtnd
C. W. Swiin of Pendleton, Ind., are
among thoso persons who hava been
attracted by the resources of south
orrt Oregon and are hero looking over
the fiold.
Hon. II. von dor Ilcllen of Wellcn
is in tho city today (Thursday) at
tending to business matters.
T. E. Pottenger, who hns develop
ed into a full-fledged fanner since
his removnl to tho Applegato sectioii,
is in Medford today renewing old ac
quaintances and attending to busi
ness matters.
P. S. Easterday, president of tho
Columbia Bridge company, which hns
the contract for the construction Df
the countybridge ncross Roguo river
at Woodviller has been here for sev
eral days looking nffer the progress
of tho work. '
Edmond Pcilo of Trail was in Med
ford Wednesdny on business.
George W. Brown" of Jncksonvillo
spent Wednesday night in Medford.
W. E. Wilson of Eugene is hero
looking over tho country.
Mesdnmes Minnie Smith, C. E.
Owen and E. A. Smith of Ashlnnd
were Medford visitors Wednesday.
G. W. Biirnelt of Myrtle Creek,
Or., is in Medford, on n business trip.
A. W. Elnm and wife of Fruitvale,
Col., lire among tho recent arrivals
in Medford.
William Bray of Ashland was n
Medford visitor Wednesday.
J. G. Stevens of Brpwnsboro wns
doing business in Medford Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rcidcl, who
recently ncqnired h fino tract of
fruit land near Gold Jlill, were in
Medford Thursday on business.
Mrs. J. Do Schenck spent tho day
Thursday in Jacksonville, tho guest
of Mrs. E..J. Kubli.
Wclborn Beeson. tho Talent or
chardist n'id nun-prvmnii, wns in
Medford Thursday. Mr. Beeson nnd
some friends made a hunting expedi
tion to the head of . Little Applegato
during tho last days of tho hunting
season and Mr. B. .was fortunate
enough to to bag three deer in a pile
with four shots jn considerable less
than four minutes.
Ira Dodge of the Oregon Orchnrds
Syndicate returned Thursday morning
from a business trio to -Portland.
Mrs. Jo Russell nnd Miss Fnnnio
Uunan of Jacksonville were visitors
in Medford Thursday.
J. C. Hall, Charles Young nnd Orin
Murphy roturncd this week from a
hunting trip to tho .Elk Creek sec
tion. They hnd good luck nnd enp
tured several fine deer.
C. M. Thompson of Evans t?rcok
wns a visitor in Medford Thursday.
Tho big ditcher of the Jncobsen
Bado compnny is at work on Eighth
street, trenching for the now storm
sowor.
. NOTICE
The following list of letters await
elaimnnts nt this office. Parties for
whom they nrp intended should cnlj
for them at once:
"F "Three. ' ; ;
"W" Three.
"B" Two. ' V1-.
"S" Three. - "
"I" Two.
"X" One.
"G. L. Pnnkoy" One.
"T" One.
"P" One!
"R" One.
WANTED To buy, Wheeler & Wil
son or Singer sewing lnnchine; par
lor furniture; must be in good condi
tion nnd a bargain for ensh. Address
D, Tribune. 100
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WITHOUT IRRIGATION
Write for froo catalog. Largo atock of
varieties ultblo (or commercial orchard
Chole Fruit, Nut and Orntmantil Treet, Grapa
Vinit, Small Fruit Plantt and Shrubbery
The Dali.es Kuhseiues
Main OOoq. 122i Grand Avo,Portland,Ore.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The Roguo Rivor Canning & Evaporating company will devote
, Mondays and Thursdays of each week to custom work in tho man
ufacture of cider, npplo buttor nnd jollies.
Phono your orders for nico sweet cider to 11X2. Deliveries will
bo mndo on Tuesdays nnd Fridays of each week.
ROGUE RIVER CREAMERY & EVAPORATING COMPANY
Mill In West Medford. Phono 11X2.
The Second Annual
APPLE SHOW
will be held
Spokane, Wash., Nov. 15 - 20
This apple show is a world-wide event of the greatest
importance to the Pacific Northwest, and in order to
encourage everyone to attend, the SOUTHERN PA
CIFIC COMPANY will make a special round trip
rate of
One& One-third Fare
For All Points on its Lines in Oregon
Tickets will be on sale all stations, main line and
branches, November 14 and 15; Final return limit
November 22d.
$25,000 in Prizes will be Given
Away
GrandDisplay, Instructive Lectures
Interesting Program Every Day
For further information call on any Southern Pacific
Agent or on
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Agent, MEDFORD, OREGON
WM. McMURRAY,
Gcaeral Passenger Agent
PORTTiAND, ORB.
nun
: uuuint lumls x
Prof. Romanoff, tho great Aus
trian violinist, is again playing nt the
Nash Grill during the dinnor hour.
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One-fourth off on nil hats nt Bar
nard & Conuoyor's millinery par
lors. Pest meal for tho least money at
tho Spot cafe.
Orders for sweet erenm or butter
milk promptly filled. Phone tho
oronmeir-
Phono 3303 for tea or coffee.
Spices and extracts at 30 bo. G
street.
Southorn Oregon Ten nnd Coffee
Co., 36 So. G street. v
Why rush homo? Try tho Spot
Cnfo's 25c dinner.
Ella Gaunynw, pubiio stenographer,
room 4, Palm buildine.
Have you a team? If so sco Big
Pines Lumber compnny's ad.
Don't fail to, hoar Romanoff, the
grent violinist, at the Nnsh Grill to
night. . 108
Important Notice.
CALKINS TAKES TESTIMONY
IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY
GRANTS PASS, Or., Nov. 4.-
(Special.) F. M. Calkins, court re
porter, is in the city taking testimony
in sovornl equity cases that havo
been referred to him.
A temporary, telcphono directory
for Medford, Jacksonville, Central
Point and ,Gbld. Hill will bo mailed
to each telephono subscriber Novem
ber 3. On account of improvements
in our Medford system this book
contnitis many changes in numbovs.
Subscribers nro respectfully request
ed to rofer to this directory before
placing calls. On tho morning of
November 4 the new numbers jib
shown in tho directory will bo effect
ive. If you do not recoivo your book
promptly please notify us, or call nt
tho telephone offico for one.
Tho Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Company office of tho Mnnnger.
Coziest Homes s Medford Easiest Homes
on Earth to Build
A BUNGALOW CITY?
Southern Cnlifornia is ns noted tho world over for its bungalows as it
is for its climate. Why not mako it so with Medford 7
I am hero from tho "homo of tho bungalow," with tho latest plans
nnd idens from ono of our lpost famous bungalow architects. Drop mo
a lino nnd lot mo call and tnlk it over with you before building.
Address R. W. HARRIS, Tho Palms, opposite tho Moore Hotel, Med
ford, Oregon.
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Hot Tamale Parlors
403 N. BARTLETT STREET.
BEGINNING OCTOBER 5, WILL BE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Fresh beef, anil chicken tarn les, Mexican beans, chicken soup and
all varieties of Mexican dishes always on hand. Special tables for
ladles. Will also keep a supply of tamalcs, etc., at Kennedy's.
Highest cash prices paid for chickens.
MANUEL ELARIU, Proprietor.
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Every Day Something New
for the next two months I will show the finest stock
of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Sterling Silver
Toilet Sets, Sterling Silver Novelties Cut Glass, Sil
verware and Clocks I have ever sh'.wn.
P. S. Remember, I carry the three best articles
made Gorham Sterling Silver, Hawkes & Libby's
Rich Cut Glass.
Martin.). Reddy
THE JEWELER
Near P. O.
Do
You Really
desire to know the feeling that comes from the satis
faction of knowing that you are correctly dressed ' K
so, all you need do is to securo one of our late ship
ments of LADIES' AND MISSES' SUITS, with the
late model, 50-inch long Coats. They aro hero in all
the desirable shades of. black, gray, navy, green; re
seda and novelty mixtures.
SelectLine of Military Capes
in the following desirable colors: Gray, reseda, tnn,
green, navy, black, raisin and mixtures, at from $12.00
to $20.00 each. .
Special for Friday
100 Dozen all linen handkercheifs
regular 10c values, tomorrow 5c
Boys and Girls Hats
f ron 35c to $150 each
Something Exceptionally Good
Select Line of Furs just
in, Gall and let us show
them to you.
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