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TM 10 iMETWOl'tD MAIL TRIBUNE, MED1WD, OR EH ON, MONDAY, .TANFARY 3, 1910. - i ....- ......., Answering Want Ads Will Keep Your "Luck" in Constant Repair ! I- - - ., -- li OF OREGON FRUIT Lr-.al A)i!os anil Punts i!ao Been Much In Demand For Holiday Trade. .ONDON, Jan. !l. American up r jtli and oranges liavo been much j it l( tit it itl an Christums presents dur ing tho present holiday huuhoii. Ap plurt can liu houcjit in eases contain ill),' HOIIIU -10 M)II(1h, Hut, Consisting of onruuilly selected MpooiinoiiM mi vnryiiiK throughout. In muno in ntnnooH thu exact number in tho box in imliuatuil on tliu exterior. Ah pros ntH casus of Nowtown Pippins from Oregon mil lianlly fail to please, and tho splendid SpiUeiiborgs, Winosnps, nml Winter BnnnnnH from tliu Won utehuo valluy would ho difficult' to HiirpatiM in tlm way of fruit. There nro also mhiio RritiHh Cidumliia ap pies in caHCH, which arc of first rain quality. Taney basketM of various kinds of fruit may lio had from la (Id to 5h, a disparity of price accounted for partly by ipiantity and more Htill hy quality. Olio composed of such del-iiiiicii-H nn thi llnost Canon Hall, and llHiiilftomeftl (liim Colmar grapes, an wi'uniit pineapple, Honda mandnr tiles, wdlin nrnnKiw,' custard np pl0. ihiiiikir, and prixe apples, must of ntwimwly on a willy affair. Soedlwm oranges from Cnlifornia urn hi'Hvy, juicy, nml thin skinned At prwMiit. hownvnr, tho (Hinnumplion imiat he roatrieted to luxiirioim olr- as the wIioIkmaIm value i uonrly double tliMt of other varieties. Uoxns of Florida mandarinon, nt- truolivoly prepared with the aid of silvoi and gold paper, nro among dm Qliitraotprinticti ol ( hrlslums. Thoy nro miii'h superior to anything olso in tho market. Those do not come in a clump catOKory, iim liiuli clnMH fruit qror are compelled to charge 2 (Id to .'Is per dozen to alt who would taslo tho choicest of Amoriea'M man darine. ' In view of tho news from tho states that tho railroad workmen am do mnntling nn iueronso in pay tho recent Hcttlemant of the wngo Mimlo for tho Noithomtorii railroad may he of in terest to your side. Tho work day 'linn heen made nine hours instead of 10. donnei-n nro to Im paid from 2M to $4.8(1 h week, in rding to ImiKlh of service, freight hrakemon front 17.20 to $7.78 a week: fln-iiieii fr.,m f I i- to l.'J0 pi i' iv .. '! -f I .!! to $1.S I a dav. li would he intereittini; to hoo the effect of the offer of nueh a wnj;e nealo on nn American road. NKW OOVICUXMKXT HOXDS TWO AXI HAI.r IMCIt CHXT WAHIUNOTON. Jna. 1. Tho now Kovrrnniimt tiomlit to tin luiunl to rclm ')iirnii llio tn-niiury for tho 1X9,000,000 nlroculy jmlil out of ttio Kuncrul funil for tho construction of the I'nnnnm Cnnnl will ho H4 or cent, Heorotnry Mac VcnKh virtually ncknowloilKcit thta to ntKht. "I da not cotm!ilir 3 per coat n tnnr J(iilnl)lu Inventinent," tin itocliiroit. '"Tlio llmltntloa flxnt hy tnw for Panama hoiutii la 3 ut cpiiI. Tim K.'ortHry wIhIikh It uinloriitooil tlmt thrt In nothlm; la the kuiuthI fl tiiuinlnt oeiiilltlna of the country Unit nmliiiH n liiimt iHilini lU'OcHMHi y, 'i'lio pur pONii Im inoroly to i:nt Into tho tronmiry for the orillmiry uhch of tlm Kovorn Tiion t the money Hint pioperly liolonKi thorn. KIX3 CDWAItD'S llltOTiUCit TO 1 1 If CAXA1UAX VICIIItOY? MONTIti:AI,. Jnn. 1. The lfornl.t nn nounoeH Unit tlioro In overy lllcollhooil tlmt tho Duko of Conanuuht, Klnir Kit wnrit'H hrolhor, will auccmul Karl Orey na Rovorunr-Kcaornt of Cnnmla noxt ycur, nml Intltnntoa Hint only formal aciiulCHCouco of tlm Cannilliin authorltlcn Is wnntlnir to aottle tlm mntor. If tho ilulco comon to Cnnmln It will lie tlm first time tho crown hns hnua roproaoatuil In tho ilomlnloa by a prince of tho royal lilood, NOTIOH. Tho Nlckoll vs. GoodpaHturo buIo has been poHtpnnod until Haturday, January 0. 245 PORTLAND MARKETS. f4--r 4--f-f-f4-4-4-4--f4--r--4- flopH, Wool nud ITlileN, Hopa 1008 wop, choice, 17o; prime to olio loo, IRxij prime, lTio; moitlu-m, IRo; 1000 choico, 23c; prlmo, $20c; medium, 18(TM9c, Wool lOOfl, VrillMiiotto vaHoy, 8024c; oaHtorn Oronoa, 20 23c. Bhoopnlrlna flheurlnir, 10250 (Mich; eliort wool, SnCOtTOo; medium wool, 50c(i?l oaeht lone wool, 7501 $1,25 oneh, RECEIPTS GOOD If! Portland Proves All Claims For It As a Llvo Stuck Cjntor. I'OUThA.N'l), Jan. . ItuoolptN at, tho Portland Union Htock Vurdii iilnco Koiteiul)ur 1 nth, at which tlmo liutil iiohh wiih commuticoil, liavo hoou 211, 020 cattle, .'II'.OIU Hlitiep, 'M.TiB hoKN, and CO!) honica, Tho ready Hupport kIvuu hy tho llvo Htock rai ser and Hhlppor of tho Pacific north wimt to thu iiinrhot onlubllnhoil at Portland Im au ovldonco of tlio utility ami need of auch an ItiHtltutlou nn tlio I'oitluiid Union Htock Yardu. Kn talillHhed aloiiK oiou anil competitive) llnuu, I ti Ik healthy youitu inarkot will coatluuo to kcow until It will Utlco ltd placo amoiiK tlio hie llvo Htock contort t thu United Htatou. Tho Holcctlou of Portland ub a llvo Htock marliot con tor wuh uiado after duo coiiHldoratlou hy moil whoso huc- cori In the moat IndiiKtry Ih a ronultt of a lifolliuo In tho IiuhIikiwu ami tho pooplo of 111 o uorluwotil aro to ho coaxrntulHtod that thoy have at hand a plMco whoru they can find at nil UmtMt a ready aalo fur tho aulmctl priHluctM of their frnm tuid rnnchc. Thu Hpproxliuiittt value of thu I, IU0 eiirn of llvo utock rwttvwl aliicu tho atouk yMrdM Ikkmii bualuiUM haH heon S,235,000 and thoer lmv been several fmturos worthy of not In thu ahort life of tho mrket. One of the Iihi Iiih'Ii tho ual'iinn high val- uo of KTam cnttlu whloh Iikvo lod thtt Unltod Statea In tho matter of hlKli prlcoa for hogH and thu ahoop umrkot 1ms maintained u hlli ihuko. Tho talo of ChrlatmuM cattle on De cember Hth nttrtcated a groat many vUltom and tho prlcoa obtained forjrofftilar abort olvin, nniiked, HVc;- tlu promlum eattlo woro aeuaatloual. Thu rallroadn liavo enmtod a spe cial reduction of 25 per cent for feed er cattlu purc.aKud at tlio Portland Union Htock YjirdH to bo fed and re turned to Ihla mnrkot. This appllou wbero tho regular rato la $22.60 and over and oxtuuda to a distance of 450 inllea. Thla Ih an Important con- aldoratlon. 1.1 vu Htoclc Bhlppora from H. P. & H. jiolnta cau route via Port land Inatond of via Van couvor as horotoforo. I'ho Traualt lloime. a now hotol for thu accommodation of shippers pud vialtora has been opohd at tho Mtoelc yardH and Kod accommoda-i tlu'iH aro provided at a ronnonablo COHt. Tho Portland Union Stock Ynrds uxtonda a Now Year's Krootlns to tho fecdors, brooders nnd shlpnors of llvo Htock In tho Pacific northwest and Invites tholr co-oporatlnn to tho end that 1910 will bo successful nnd proapurotm to those who tako nd vantiuto of Its facilities for th0 Halo of llvo Htook and tho demand that oxIbIh for ;rontor Hitppllos. Tullow PrtBia, pr fc., 34c; No. nnd prmn, SiDBHc ChtttlBi bark 4it4c. Mohulr 1001), 2O04c lb HidesDry hide, 17oMBl4c lb; Kren, 9MiriHo lis bulls, green Mitt. Tela; kip. 10 (rf 1 He lb; calves rreeu, lfifrilc lb. torn, old, lie; nprlnRH, lGcj cocao, 10c; ducka, Iftc; pigeons, squabs, $2 doz; droeRM chickens, 17 1-2 18c; wild jiooee, $fl dozon. fJniln, I1or utui Hny. Parley Prod boo rn' Hcea 190D -Fo$ed, $28.50; rolled, $30; brow ing, $29 29.60. Wheat Track CInb, $1.05; blue- torn, $1.17; rod, $1; fortyfold, $1.09; Turkey red. $1.03ZT 1.05; Wlllnmotto valloy, 1.06. Mtllatutfii flelMng prlco llrnn, $20; mlddllngo, $33; shorts, $2C; chop, $22 28; nlfnlfa moal, $21 por ton. Flour New crop, patouts, $0.15; straight, $4,85; bakers, $5,950.15: Wlllainotto valley, $5.70 bbl; export ErudeH, $4; grnhara, Via, $5.00; whole wheat, $6,20; ryo, 50, $6.50; bales, $3. Hay producers' prlcoa Now timothy, Willamette vivlloy fancy, $18; ordinary, $17"; oantern Orogon, $20; mixed, $14fi15; clovor No. 1, $14fl16; whertt, $14 15; choat, $15 6MC; alfalfa, $15, Oats Spot doltvory, now, produc ers' prlco Trnck, No. 1 whlto, af).60; gray, $2St(Ui38.50. Corn Wlolo, $30; crnckod, $37 ton. Fruits and Vegetables, Fresh Fruits -Oiaugiw, Valonclas, Potutocfl RollliiK, now, $1 (? 1.10. $3.05 a hox; bnnnnas, 6 l-2o lb; ears, 5Oc0'$l,26; huckloboriies, 12o, Apples $1 (ZPl.BO, Find the Ad That's Worth a Dollar a Line to You It May Be Printed Today It may be a two-line ad. of a furnished room or a ten or twenty line ad. of real estate, or a four or five line help wanted ad. There is scarcely a classified ad. in the paper today that is not worth a dollar a line to SOMEBODY. - -- - - VcfrrtnMc N &aKj)fl, Orcjpon. HOOtOOo itaoK )tftm, fl.SS; carrots, 10 (ft SOo caJaj au&Qm&n, loent, 7G $1; touiRlow, local, fancy, $ I .SO crt; bonnn, 10c lb; cauliflower, 90ol dor.; pcnH, 2c lb; liorrinradlith, 10c; bntichii; crlary, COOS&e; oftj- plant', lDc pound; corn, 11.36 nnck", nwyjt potatoeu, $1.75 01. 85. Ktco ImArln1 hpaua No. 1, SHfCJ i Wo. 3, C c; JSW OrUima Ixrad, 6 3H f(Ha; Crralo. (Uc. I llottnH&mall white, $5.50; larRo wtilto, $4. SO; ptnJt. $4.25; Iraywi, $5.75; Llman, $6; redd, $7.50. nroerfcM, Kutn, Ktc. $5.S5; fruit or berry, $5.05; dry1 pranlatcd, $5.05; coonf. A, $5.75; extra It, $.26; soldon O, $5.36; I) yellow, $11.36; beet. $6.C5, Iwrlela Id:, half boxex, 30o, boxoa 55c ad vanco on suck basin, 1 Honoy Now, 13 c lb. MrntM, nu3 J'rovtMloiiH, Dreiol MchMji lront Btreot hoB, fancy, 10c; ordlawry, 3c! voala, ox tra, 12c; ordinary, llo; heavy, 5, Gc; mutton, 7c; lambs. 7c. IlnniH, Unccn, etc. Portland pack (local) Uain, 17Vci brofttcfast Uaoou. 184(rrr7c; botlxl bain, 25 20o; wlcntra, 14c; ewttnf roll, 16r; backs, smokod, tongue, Gt)o nnch. x-c; Htckle! , Local Lartf ICotUo Iraf, 10s. , 18c lb; 5s, 18 1-Jo lb; 50-lb. tins,1 17 l-2c lb; steam rendered, 10s, t7cl lb. 6s 17 1-Sc lb, compound 10s, j 11 3-4o lb. damn UftrdidujJL, por box. $3.40; . razor claruo, $2 b. FIsU Iloclc co. 10ot lb; floun- dors, 6c lb; hallnbut, 7o lb; striped bass, 15c rb; cattsih, 10c lb; salraoiv, steolhend, 8 l-2o lb; illrera, 7 l-2c; ' solos, Cc lb; saiirapa, 12 l-2u lb; perch, Cc lb; torn cod, So lb; lobstora, 32a lb; crawflnh, 23o doz; sturgeon, WYjc lb; Ulocft bojbk BOo lb; Bftror; smelts, Co lb; Mack ooU, 7MtC lb; j crabs, fKftl.W flaa. J OyBtonv 8nortr bay, per gal-. Ion, $2.25; per 100-lb. cack, $5; eastorn storago, 32 1-105c. . i nuttor Pat fXiHT-arr f o. b. Port land Sweet cream, S7c; sour, 35 l-2c. nuttor Extrn creamery, 39 l-2c; fancy, 37 & 38c; store, 25c Choooc Faacy full erecm ftntfc. i 18c; triplets amC daut9, ISc; Toune' Americas. l?c j Poultry Mixed chickens, 15 15 l-2c; fnncy bens. 15 l-2c; roos-J Ekkh LoeL Htfc select, 42-Vjc: ordinary ru PG4ici sec-' onds, 32o; kxirvl storage, W(j?JSc; llutter, Krbs audi Poultry. Olympla, iMr Ballon, $8.40; por 100 lb. Back, $7 CP 7. 50; canned, 55c can. 37o dozont coatcm la saoll, $1.75 por 100. Conl nil Pmrl, AsfcwU and Star, i 19o gallon; coceeo, to gallon; olatno 8o gallon; boadllH. BO,o gallon;; oxtr. star, 33c rUon; wator whlto, HYj31SMo ffaKoor; special wntor whlto, 15o salted. Gasoline -Jld orown and motor, 10123o Btllo: 8 mtno, 3(KP 37MiO gallon; V. K. fc P. naphtha,! 136T20o saWon; eneptnu distil-, laK. 9310o gnlloa. Gattlo llost fttwrs, wdghls 1200 pounds. $4.75; medium steers, $4.50, i best cows, $3.75; bet heifers, $3.75; bulls. $2(2.75; stags, $2.50(0)3. I HoKH nest east erf the mountains, , $8.50; Willamette ynlley best, $7.75 j 7.85; Btockors, $4!T0; pls. $6fl7. Shoep Host wotnors, . orumury , ?4g4.75; nprlng lambs. $?: stralgMj owes. J4.25fii'4.50: mixed lots, $4.25 Calvos nest, $5; ordinary $ 4.50. . . MEDFORD MARKETS. f Fruit anil v-jotal!es. ( Prices paid by Med rd merchants Applos, IdfZo lb; poors, UStpc: Potntooti, lo Ih; onions, $1.50 owt;; green onions, 35o doz. bunches; oahbago, I'Ao; turnips, lVjo; pnvs uips, lo and IV30. lb.; squash, 30o and $1 doz.; pumpkins, 10 and lflo. Butter, Etjos ami poultry. 4-4--- - - - (PticeH pniA try Maflfoyrl naerthantn, Itancti bottar, 3&: faary creasi- s,.37o ' Vnh raneh effgn, bOi. Mwod ptrtaTWy, lOe; npnsg chwk on, IBo; tfvfkfs, 10c turfwryn, 17c (Prfeaii poid prthim.) ' Hay T¬hy, $lfl; aifalfei. $15; KraiiH, $14 ton; emln hay, $16 ton. Grain Wheat, $1.20 bushel; oata, ?3C ton; barley, $30 ton. Uoof, N'J'tc; ,-orV 0 mutton 3y.. wa) (Orwwi), Of , (Bt1Up prices.) j Itollod borloy, $2 cwt, $38.60 ton; 'bran. $1 f0: yiddllns. $ t H't tfil ?(; -t- -f FOR SALE. -r 4- I-'OU SAIE Good hour ant lot at 610 Hamilton tret. end of Oak dalo pavInK; r?nt for $10 per month; also two lots on Jackson street, cboap If taken at once. Ad dremi Win. IS. Stacay. Hox 826. 233 FOR SAIwK G room hottec on West Tenth street. Bo 007. 240 FOlf SALE Lot 80x150 and .1 room! Imiian tnrwlhrn. W. O. Ilnviilson. 219 poR SALIIIonsc in Medford blocks from P. O. Rents for $05 per month, also 300 acres fruit land ono ( WANTED Asents to go to Caltfor mile from Phoenix, all under cul-1 nin to sell territory for the "Ilidden tinvtion, $Uf) per acre. Address Window Screen." Inquire E. C. hox 3C0. Mcrtford. 245 Aylor and Barnett, real estate of- FOR SALE 10 ncrcs Kood free soil , Jice on South Central nyennc. 261 bix miles from Medford on mam traveled road. Thero is about 1, 500 cords of wood qn this tract; uo improvements. Prico $1000. Aylor & Barnett, next door to Mail Tri bune office. 2441 FOR SALE A grant bargain if taken soon. 50 ncrcs of orchard and bot tom land ono mile north of Phoenix on Medford road, known ns the Brawlcy estate. For particulars see owner. Sarah Fell, 135 Bart lett St. FOR SALE Lot 50x100, splendid location for businoss. Corner 8th nnd Peach. Seo ownor, 20 South Peach street or P. O. hox 842. 24(1 FOR SALE Ono ncre tract or more nndor Fish Lnko ditch on Mnin Contrnl Point rond. $275 per ncre. J. Bowhn, 20 b. 1'eneU, or 1'. U. box 842. 240 FOR SALE Eight good milch cows, nil giving milk; ono good 4-year-old hnrso, weight 1500. George Hilton. 2 1-2 miles north ot Medford, on county rond. 253 FOR SALE 75-acro ranc'.n with good wntor right; finest frvll land; ch'vap:; also property In Portlnnd; will trndo for Medford property Seo Coleman at cigar factory. pQjj" SALE Lot 74x130 on Genesee. ono.imlf bl0Ck from Main. Inquire 114 Gonosoo streot or address bos 708. 240 FOR SALE California. Newspaper nnd jojb printing plant. For partic ulars address P. O. box 14, Med ford. 247 FOR SALE Two Jorsoy cows cheap. Cull 524 S. nmnilton street, Mod ford. 24G c.rr ,17 LLLlliiiLii ITorso and wagon nt 24S nurcl street. FOR HALh lnvo room house ana threo lots, closo in, for $2500; $1000 will handlo. W. T. York & Co. Fivo p()R SALKo.i0 noros two miles ,.,' TnIonti ni)0ut lf.0 acres nndor cultivation, good fruit Innd, nt $701 nn aero. This is n snap. W. 1. York & Co. FOR SALK Young orchnrd in boar.iw.ntor nnd Power company for paF intr. Mnt Calhoun, Phoenix, Or FOR SALE Oak, fir nnd jhuo cord wood, 12 nnd 10-inch; nlso dry mil wood ; dry pitch for kindling. Phono order to Mnin 4201. FOR SALEflennino Nnvajo blank-1 ot. Inquire at Modford Fnnnturo Co. m FOR SALE Choioo businoss proper ty at n bargain, on long timo; easy tornib, Address P. O. Box 418. - - - ---- FOR SALE. FOR EXCIIANGrJmat havo you to exchange for choico of quarter- sections under ditch in Crook Co.T Ernest L. Brown, Warren, Minn. 215 FOR SALE 5 and 10-ncre traoU just within and adjoining ciry Iim itn, at a bnrgnln, on 6 annual pay rnert. Addrewa P O. Box 418. - WAfHS-D. , .. ANThIJ Tlirco and four room hminc, with barn. Enquire "E," - Mail Tribune office. 244 WANTED Man acquainted with the valley toshow laud. Benson Juvettoont Co. 250 WANTED TO BORROW ?1000 on ranch worth $3000, close in, 10 per cent. Address E, care of Mail Tri bune. 247 NAM hi) lo buy a crocery or Keneral store in the Rogue river val ley. Address "A," care of this of fice. 248 WANTED A ldny solicitor to sell electric hcatinp, cooking nnd light- j i i i it. ri ji j i in acviccs. Appiy ui mu uunuun ! N ntcr nnd rower to. WANTED Experienced quarry man. Address P. Box 413.. Medfdrd, Or. WANTED Good clean cotton rngs nt the Mail Tribune office. Will pay right price for same. -- FOR RENT. . .. -f FOR R ENT Furnished front room, 402 Mnin street, opposite Park. 247 FOR RENT Desk room in a very light offico in the new Phipps-Tnylor building. Prefer man who will bo in office most of tho timo. Address "K," care of this office. 245 FOR RENT room with eloso in ; 33S2. Nicely furnished fron modem improverae ts reasonable. Telephom .245 FOR RENT Swell offico rooms, best location in tho city. Address "G." care of Mail Tribune. 245 FOR RENT Fu raised rooms. 10 North Grape streot. Ko. FOR RENT Now modem 5 room bungalow, $20 por month. Wool verton Renl Estato Company, room 22, Jackson Comity Bank Bldg. 243 FOR RENT Nicely furnished houso keeping rooms; no smnll children. Mrs. Joo Thomas, 222 South Holly St. FOR RENT ITouso of two Inrso rooms, unfurnished or will furnish for housekeeping. Call 104S We3t Ninth street. 24G FOR RENT Farms, from 40 acres upward, suitable for fruit, alfalfa, stock or gonoral farming. Inqutro at offico Condor Water & Tower com pany, 209 W. Main frtroet. FOR RENT Tracts of land from ono to forty acres; with wntor for irrigation, suitnblo for raising po tatoos nnd garden track, also suit nblo for chicken nnd turkoy raising. Owner will furnish a ronsonnblo ninount of lumber and poultry nnd other fencing for improvements if lesseo porform Inbor of orooting snmo. Cnll nt offico of Condon ticulars. -f LOST. 4. . 4- 4. 4- y 4- LOST Two cows, rod Durham and speckled blue muloy, fresh. Addross rtox 077, Medford, or deliver to Mrs. 11. K. linker, end o? Jnckson st. 211 LOST A key ring of about a dozon hoys; somo Ynlo; belonging to tho library sholvos, FIndor plonso lenvo at P. O. Box 701. Librarian. 240 BUSINESS DinEfiTDRV T 4- Restaurants. BEE HIVE RESTAURANT Monls J5o.; bods, Mc. Give us a trial. 150 Centrnl avenue, upstairs. CHOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES -will euro rheumatism, asth ma, paralysis, sores nnd private dis cases. These remedies may bo pro cured at tho store of Wnh Chung on A street, Ashland, Oregon, whoro they will bo sold by tho proprietor. Chow Young. Tfn Snaps. J. A. SMJTIITm skop. Tin and ihet iron warn on kand and made to tmlor VI?. North O utrewt. CHIMNEY SWEEP If yonr chim ney needs cleaning be sure and se D. D. Woods. Leave orders nt tho Medford Hnrdwaro Co., or phone 2581. 231 Auctioneers. E. F. A. BITTNER Auctioneer, will be found in room 208, Taylor & Phipps Building. Sewing Machines. Singer nnd Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines for rent and for sale on easy payments. All kinds repaired nnd wotk guaranteed. Best oil and needles for nil makes nt the Singer store, 27 South C st. Phone 3431. Attorneys. WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers. Palm Building. PORTER J. NEFF Attorn ey-at-Iav tfo. 0 D street, ground floor. COLVIG & BEAMES W. M. Col- vig, C. L. Reames. Lawyers. Of fice Medford National Bank Build ing. Second floor. ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm block. Stenographic work dona quickly an i well. Real Estate. BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Real estate, loans nnd fire insurance Office 112 W. Main St., Medford Ore. Phone 3073. ADAMS & BRIGGS Real Estato, Insurnnce. Fnnn nnd city proper ty. Butte Falls, Oregon. ADAMS & BUIGGS O. Adams. C. P. Brlggs, real oatate. Insurance, farm and city proporty, timber. Butte Falls, Or. Prlnters an:? Publishers. Mi DFORD 1TBLISHING CO. has the best euippd job sffice ii boutbem Oregoi ; Portia ad prices T Sf'ith ( mtn' ave. Dptici ins. l)K GOllLE Jbo i nly exclusive op- ie in between Portland and Sac 1 :u euto Office on West Main stret nn raiimad. Jawiler. EIA OOD AND BURNETT, the jew- tiers, curry a complete stock and make a 1- lecialty of high grade re pair wor-. 0 ositf me Nash Ho tel. Brick Companies. il. W. Priddy. . T. O'Rrv O. D. Nu THE MEDFORD ' ICK CO. Briot mnnufnotu.-v And contn? tors; nlso lime, ccma v and ptesti in any ipjautity. Ofuce, Medfor. National bank blJg. ''bonee Main 545. Undertakers. MEDFORD FUIWITITRE TO. Un dertakers. Day Phone 351. Night Phonos C. W. Conklin 3001; J. H. Butler 3571. FLno Instruction. HARMONY, sight rending, musionl form. Mrs. E. E. Gore, Metropolian Collego of Music. Miss Flora Grny, Studios, 144 South Contral avenue. Phono 493. Carriage and Auto Painting. VALLEY SIGN AND CARRIAGE WORKS High-class work guaran teed. 'Signs. Rivorside avenuo. Phono 801. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Mnekoy and dio with joy." Over Al ien ii Renuan'H stom; entrance on Seventh street CIRGARS AND T0BBAC0S. IRELAND &. ANTLE S'nok0 House, doalers In tobacco, cigars and smok ors' supplloa. Exclusive ngonts of Lewis Single Binder, El Morlto and El Pnloncla. 212 Wost Main stroot. -r-r-r4--r .4--f-f BUSINESS DIRECTORY. r -f 4- Bill Posters VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster nnd Distributor. All orders promptly filled. Room 7, Jackson County Bank Building, Medford, Or. Billiard Parlors S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci gars nnd Soft Drinks Up stairs, Young and Hall bnilding. A nice cool placo to spend the hot after noons. Architects. J. K. A. BILES Architect and Builder. P. O. Box 480. Medford Or. Your building respectfully so licited. Frrnlture H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers in now and Becond hand furniture and hard ware. Agents for Mound City kit chen cabinet. 323 E. Seventh st. MISSION FultNTTUBE WORKS Comer 8th and Holly Sts., Med ford. Mission Furniture made to order. Cabinet work of all kind. A trial order solicited. MORDOF-F & WOLFF Cook Stoves and Ranges. New and Second Hand Furniture. Eads' old stand, 18-20 E St .South Phone 91, Medford, Or. nTurserlns QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees are budded, not grafted. Our stock is not irrigated. We guarantee ev erything put out We are not in the trust. II. B. Patterson, offico, in Hotel Nash. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY Growers of high-grado nursery stock. C. E. Cok. Prop. R. R. V depot. P. O. Bo c 841. Phone 583 Medford. Transfer and D rnyape. H. S. BRUMBLE Drayage and transfer. Baggage stored. Office n nnd Seventh. ' Cement Workers. B. J. ADYLOTT AU work guaran teed strictly first-closs. Residence No. 400 Beatty street. A' card will brinff me to yon. Music. MUSIC AND LANGUAGES Mrs. H. L. Hnillier, 707 Main street West. Private lessons in singing (method Rossini) and languages French, Italian, German, Spanish. MRS. E. E. GORE Piano instruction Metropolitan College of Music. Miss Florn Gray. Phone 4D3. 144 South Centrnl avenue. Building and Loan Association JACKSON COUNTY BtHLDINU AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O. C Boggs, Acting Secretary, 12b E. Mnin street. Carpenters and Builders. A. D. JOHNS, Contractor and Build er1 225 Rivorsido avenuo. Phono 2471. F. E. HTLL Will furn'ah plans nn list of nil timber to bo put in build in jr. Medford, Oregon. W. G. HOLMES, contractor nnd builder; plans nnd estimates furn ished. Inquiro Star restaurant or address Box 818. Dentists. DR. FRANK ROBERTS Dentist, Office houra: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles Building, Main street, Medford, Ore- Pn- Physicians and Surgeens. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite Jnokson County bank. Night calls promptly answered. Office and res ident phone Mnin 3432. S. A. LOCKWOOD, M. D. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Offices in Hnskina' Building. Phono Main 1001. CONItOY & CLANCY Office In Stowart Building Physicians and Surgeons. Offico phone, Main 311; prlvato phone, Main 612, S. R. SEELY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Modom equipped operat ing rooms. X-Ray. Office hours: 10-12, 2-4 p. m. Office in Jackson Co. Bank Buildincr. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteop at h i 0 Physicians. Mission Block, Phona 21)1. Modford. CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER. Ey spoomlist, when others fnil. Offion in Eagle Pharmacy. Main 233. EaH Mnin near P'A 11.1011. . Ennneers WILL tnko by contract, on reason able terms, nil kinds of work, also irrigating, planting nud cultivating, oto. Landscnpo gardening. First class roforencos. William Peters, Civil Engineor, Phono 1801. 322 East Main street, Modford, Orogon.