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MigPirQRP MAIL TJlIBimiS, MEDFORD, OEEQON, MONDAY. JULY 11, 1910. " - .--.v-A-f- -., t 4444- 444,t t .- .hj-4- HM 1 i When You Have a Place For an Efficent Worker Say so In a Want-Ad --- - - ,-- --4- -- .-... -- -! HUGHES TO MEET TEDDYTOMORROW After Conference- It Is Dcllcvcil That Roosovclt Will !3o neatly to Piny Lonilinn Part In Now York Pol itics. OYHTEItllAY, N. Y July 11. flovornor Hiii;Imm will visit Thooiloru Rotmovolt tomorrow for a iiolltlcnl couforonro. Whon It lit ovor, politi cians predict, Itoosovolt will bo rondy to play a leading purl In Now Yorl polllleii ami tho cumpulgu for the control of tlio llopuhllcuu Htatu con vontlon will begin. It Ih expected that llughoH will toll Roosevelt tlio ilutalln of liln fight to iuciiro roforin primary legislation. Tlio colonel, who openly uupportod tlio plan, will, It Ih expected endeavor to force u primary plunk throiiKh tlio titato convention. It Ih bollovod that thin h tho Hiihjoct that will bo UIh- ciihhoiI at tho conforouco. A working nlllnnco between tho governor nnd tho formur president, It Ih predicted, will ho tho roHiilt of tho mooting. MANY FRUIT TREES TO BE GIVEN AS PRIZES Hl'OKANE, Wash., July 11. -Ton lliouHiind applo lroon, 15,000 applo tKOOlllllIKH, 1,200 grnpo vIiioh, 300 cherry trees, 250 pour trees, 176 .peach trees mid -'5 priino troon huvo .been offorod (o dnto to tho mtinug'- uiout or the National Applo Show jih additional prlzoH In various con tiHtH at tho third oxpoHltlon In Spo kuno, Novomhor II to 10. Tho do uorH u ro uurmiry companies In Wash. liiKtou, Oregon, Montana, California, MlBHourl, Iowa and Nubrnskn. Accompanying the offers aro on dorHoinontH of tho Hcopo and pur Pohoh of tho exhibition, which huvo become an iinniiiil ovont, ouo of thorn KiiyliiK that tho two Inst hIiowh huvo arcompllHhod more to oncoiirtiKO fruit trowing in tho Northwest nnd throughout tho country than any other agency. Anothor wrlteH that tho applo ta il utttry Iiiih received nntlon-wldo pub licity iih tho roault of iIioho hIiowh, also that tho Htandnrd of fruit has liooti rnlNud by keen competition. Hotel Arrivals. The Ni.sh.l.ll. Khonimn, W'osl jiwny ranch; W. W. Harmon, Ayros' ranch ; J. 0. 1'arkur, Los Anoles; I' A. K'lioelaml, Portland; C. 0. Kl wood, Sot.tllo; J, J. Monnhnii, Larry Ilaekett. 0. II. Gilbert, 1. It. Ward, Al. J. Duffy, K. V. Snylur, L.VJ. Moore, Portland; 0. Opponhoimcr, Situ KraiiciHco : W. P. Morodiko, San Diego; H. A. OriiiHltmd, J. I). Solialf, W. A. At'kennun, Porlluud; H. II. Kuuk, Jouningw, La.; H. J. Streul, rorlland; W. 11. Smyth, Komi. Tho Moore -A. Weaver, Laramie, Wyo.; . .M. Midland, C. II. Hedfield, V. C. Cochrane, Sncrameuto; J. A. Higgniii, Saerainonlo; K. A. Gcury, Arthur M. floury, Portland; G. IC. Graves and wifo, Sulom; II. S. Bon linm, MiuiioapoliH, Mru. II. K. Mo Collum, Lummio; Mi-h. A. J. Weav er, Laramio; W. S, Wright, Akron; J. P. Chun, Uutto; P. M. ICiolland, Stmttlo; Mr. mid Mi-h. P. S. Stan fitrup, Seatlle, MEDFORD PRODUCE MARKET HOLDS STRONG l'riccs on local produce remain aliout Hlalionory. A few looal ponchos nnd apricots aro coming in ami bring fit) to 7f ooiiIh per box for tho former and fi cents per pound for tho hitter to tho producer, Some shipments of local ponchcH aro being made. Homo-grown ououmhors are bring ing lfi to HO eonls per dozen, but whon (ho ououmhoi' vine t'ommi'iit'os working rout hard there will ho a ohniige. No local tomnloos hnvo shown up 5u tho market yot, hut thoy aro about duo now. t Tho hens huvo laid off that's no .lko during tho hot Avoathor and "IVosh riinoh" calls for .10 cents tho dozou, FLOODS AGAIN SWEEP OVER SOUTHERN FRANCE PARIS, July 9. Owing to a grnd uul rlso In tho wators of tho Solno, tho Orleans railway station was ubun donod tompornrlly today, Grout fear lu folt that gonornl flood conditions will prevail horo uhIohb tho watorB Hiibfildp, Autoull, Oronollo and Pnssy, In tho onvlrons of I'nrls, again nro throat onod with Inundation, AR INSTAL BLOGKJYSTEH Southern Pacific Is Gunrdlnn Its Tracks North of Tolo as Far at Gold Hill Additional Blocks Arc to Bo Put In. GOLD HILL, July 0. A Motile Min imi system is being put in liy tliu Southern 1'noifio on its track be tween Gold Hill ami Tolo, .1 distance of aliout sovtin mik'H being eovoioi. It in of tliu most improvcil automatic kind, Hticlt an tlio .Sotithcin Pacific in installing or Iiiik iiiHtultu'l all ovor its HVHtfin, and reduces tliu posHibil ity of neoidont by collision to a minimum. Sixteen mini aro omplov 0(1 in tliu crow working out of Gold Hill. When tint work hero in com pleted the crow will go to Glcjiidulu, where a h.VHti'in will liu put in. Tim IhyhIuiii will prolmldy Iju extended from Qlomlulo liure. Woman Saves Duke. COWES, England, July 11. Tlio Duke of WoHtmiiiHtor 5h today thanking his Ktarn that tlioru wuh a "womnii in tlio ciiho" when lio full into tho sou nl Cowos Roads yostor- day whilo experimenting with a now hydroplnito with a party of coinpan iotiH. Ludy Cliriohton was nearby whon the accident occurred. She soul a laiinoh to tho assistance of tlm duke mid liiri companions ami they were rescued. A ton-minuto "BtniKglo" in writing it wnnt nd and you'll Hell that proporty iih sure ns taxes! PEARS GOING EAST The California Fruit Distributors, under dnto ol July 0, say: The following gives number of cars of deciduous fruit shipped from all points in California for tlio week (seven days) ending Friday morning. July 8, 11)10: iuerneH j nu siiipment ot tins va riety of fruit was closed on tho dth iust. by shipment of threo-epmrters of a car, bringing the total shipment for the season up to LTiO'-l: curs. Apricots, 'JJi cars This concludes tho shipment of this variety of fruit for tho season, which has amounted to 1MJ0 enrs, tho largest shipment of apricots recorded in 16 yours. Peaches, flO'a ears Good varie ties of poaches are now going for ward, consisting principally of Craw fords. This variety will continue through tho greater part of not wook ami will bo followed by Elbertas, Lato Crawfords and Susnuohnnnas. No largo quantities will ho availuhlo for nearly ten days, hut after that time the offerings will ho ample to moot all retpiiroments. Plums, 'J07 ears It will bo noted thoro is a small falling off in ship ments sineo our last report. Thoro will be comparatively light supplios lor tho noxt week, after which time there probably will ho a slight in crease. Giant, Diamond, Wiokson, California Hod, Sugar, Gios, Kolsoy, Gorman, Fellcuberg, Quuckonhos, Im perial and Grand Duko will ho the principal varieties going forward. Pears, MO ours Tho hoavy move ment of Iliutlett pours from tho Sac ramento river is now on. No.vt week will noo tho height of the movement, nftor which a decline may ho expect ed, followed closely by shipments from Stiisun and Vucavillo, Tho fruit is of fine ttmlity litis year, of good size nnd freo from defects, and is giving universal satisfaction wher ever received. Grapes Four or five days of un usually warm weather have undoubt edly reduced tho grnpo orop some what, uomo localities reporting a loss of '2f per cent. This is not, however, in sections Hint uro noted as heavy prolucors, and whilo thoro hits un doubtedly boon some loss, there will bo plenty of fruit left. Foiituinhloau is the only variety now being offorod hut lllaok grapes should put in nn uppearauco within the next ten days. F, o. b. demand for California fruits has boon larger during the past week than at any other time iu tlio uonson, and in 1'iuit has boon ex celled hut once or twice iu tho history of tho hunincss. Fruit is not only mooting with good inquiry, but is giv ing universal satisfaction to purchasers, Find Your Buyer He Reads The Ads! Soli that proporty for Its real vnluo by finding tho buyer who NEEDS It. Tho roan who buys alwnyH for speculation thinks always of taking advnntago of "iur anxloty to soil bu. tho man wo NEEDS YOUK PROPERTY will pny a fair price, and HE GLAD TO DO SO. Ho't to bo found. IIo roads ads. Ho misses uomo of them, too. Iiit ho reads ngalp tho next ., and the noxt. Ho will find YOUR AD IF IT IS "THEI'.E" WHEN HE LOOKS FOR IT. Want Ads-One Cent a Word MANY GOVERNORS ARE AGAINST FIGHT PICTURES JJOSTON, Miihb., July 10. Tolo grams from several governors pledg ing lliuir siipporl to the movement to prohibit tho exhibition of prizefight pictured wero received by Secretary William Slmw al tho national hcad (liiiirtarri of tho ChnHtimi Endonvor hero today. "I heartily sympathize with tho movement to prohibit the fight" pie turcH, and I hope il will be success fill," was tho me.sMigc of Governor Shafroth of Colorado. A telegram from Governor John Hurko of North Dakota said: "Prizefight pictures appeal o the animal nature in man. I will join tho movement to prohibit their exhibi tion." Governor George II. Prouly of Vermont wired: "I will ho glnd to join with the other governors." A message from Governor Willinm Glnsock of West Virginia said: "I will gladly co-oporate with the governors, regardless of what others do. I shall prohibit the pictures in the state" Mcdford, Oregen: This certifies that wo havo sold Hall's Texas Won der for tho euro of all kidnoy, blad der and rheumatic troubles for ten years, and havo never had a com plaint. It gives quick nnd ponnuncnt relief. Sixty days' trentment in each bottlo. Mwdford Pharmacy. tf MEDFORD MARKETS. (Prices paid by Medford morchants.) Potatoes, now, $1.40 per owl.; cabbage, 2(JS2c. Blackborrios, $11.25. Loganborrics, $11.25 crnto. Cherries, 08o lb. Green onions, 40c dozen bunchos-; radishes, 40o dozen bunches; rhubarb 4 to 5a lb.; lettuce, 40c dozen; pons, 4o lb.; turnips, IV20 lb.; beets, 40c dozen bunches; carrots, 40o dozon bunchou. Peaches, 50 to 75c box. Apricots, 5c lb. Cuoumhors, 15 to 20c loz. Butter, Eggs nnd Poultry. (PriecB paid by Medford merchants.) Ranch buttor, 2527..o; fauoy creamery, 30c. Fresh ranch eggs, 30c. Mixed poultry, 1014e; spring chickens, 1820o; turkoys, 17o. (Prices paid producers.) Iluy Timothy, $10; alfalfn, $15; grass, $14; grain hay, $1G. Grain Whont, $1.15 bushel; oats, $32 ton; bnrloy, $30 ton. Boof -Cows, 44Vi 0; stoors, 5 5Mso; pork, 9o; mutton, 55Vc; lambs, Go; vonl, drossed, 8a. (Soiling prices.) Rollod bnrloy, $1.00 cwt $32 ton; bran, $1.70; middlings, $1.851.00; shorts, $l.801.85. Local ponchos, $1. FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE My $3000 equity lu n motlorn 9-room houso for elty lots or ncrongo In Roguo Rivor val loy. Lot 60x150; Bycamoros, lawns, flowors, 20 minutes from honrt of city, on threo trolloy linos; houso strictly ttp-to-duto; hnrdwood floors, bourn ceilings, two bnths nnd toilets, sun parlor, comont porch; nn olo gnnt horn ; Vflll soil for $6500 cash. Addrosii Goo. E. Smith, 143 EaBt nvonuo -12, Los Angolos, Cnl, 96 UKAl7KSTATl FOR VSALE Myrtlo Creole proporty, 2 lots In control part of "townw, 6 room houco, lnrgo bum, good woll, chlckon yard, Biuall fruit nnd flow orti; price $1200. S acres Joining town, on crook, nbundanco of wntor In crook, rnco jnd spring, bountiful grovo, an Island nbovo tho dam, about 300 fruit trcos, 3 ncros gar don, flno land and beautiful loca tion; price $2400. E, F. Rold, Myr tlo Crook, Or. 90 FOR- SALE "lT"ncTCsoThlTrianil ono mllo from Englo Point; prlco $750. Tonne, $250 ensh, long tlmo on balance. AddrosB II. C. Stoddard, Medford, Or. 102 FOR SALE. Itunclicn. FOR SALE 100 acres rertllo soil, small orchard, good Iioiiro, outbuild ings, ten acres Improved, two ' springs, good road to tho farm a fow mllaa from Talent, on Anderson creek, excellent timber. Come and ' examine. Como on care to Talent and wo will tnko you out and show you tho land and It shall not cost' you anything. L. N. Judd, Talent, Or., RobertB bldg., Just across rail road. 97 I FOR SALE City loU, J20; for a small, Rafo Investment see tho city lots I offer at $300 and $250 per lot; $20 cash payment; balance $10 per month; no Interest. H. C. Maltby, No. 7 Poctofflco Dldg. FOR SALE OR TRADE For South ern Oregon proporty, $5000 equity In first-class dairy farm, 38 miles from Seattlo. For particulars ad- dress W. S. Mattocks, R. D. No. 4, Pox 14, Snohomish, Wash. 98 II oases. FOR SALE New 4-room house, barns, sheds, chicken houses, Irri gating plant and about 4 acres or 18 lots, valued at $200 and up, lm- provomonts worth $1500; flguro it up yourself; price $2000 cash. Geo. Clausing, owner, 3 blocks northwest of end of Main street pavement, or address Box 366. 95 FOR SALE Now five-room house, FOR SALE Chandler & Price Gor $1000, half cash. Eastman, P. &l don JobVer, 11x14 press; a bargain. E. Junction 96 Inqulro Mall Tribune office. FOR SALE A inodorn five-room bungalow, with bath, hot and cold wator. Inqulro 204 Roosevelt avo- nuo. 96 I FOR SALE Now modem bungalo, threo blocks from Main street and! closo to business part of town; has modern plumbing, Mission electri cal fixtures, built-in refrigerator, butfot and chiffoniers, lawn, cement wnlks and park strip in; stroet will bo paved; will be sold for actual cost to buLd. Inquire at 240 So. Grapo street 99 I Business Property. FOR SALE Choice business prop erty at a bargain, on long time; easy terms. Address Condor Wa ter Power Co. Lots. FOR SALE Choice east front lots, ono block from Oakdale nvonuo, threo blocks from city park. These closo In lots will be sold at a bar gain. Wrlto or Inquire at 240 South Grnpo stroet. 99 I Acreage. FOR SALE 336-acro ranch, good! rivor bottou land, 60ven miles from Eugene, threo miles from S. P. sta tion, on R. F. D. route, near school nnd churc.'. Good buildings, fences nnd wator. IIocos and implements .1 anil 30 lin.icl nt flno Guorntinv stock go with tho place. Ono hundrpdtF01 "BNT 120 acres of first-class pounds of ouUor por wcolc goos to market from tho pluco, Splondld fruit land. Will soil part at $65 or wholo nt $60 por acre with torms on! ono-hnlf. Inqulro of Rhonda & Sutton, Spr'ntflold, Or. 114 FOR SALE CO ncros, finest build- lng slto in tho valloy, iniluding 301 acres good fruit land; cheap and tonus rlBltt. H. C. Maltby, No. 7, Postofflco Bldg. , FOR SALE 5 and 10-noro trnots just within nnd tuljoining city lim its, at n bargain, on 5 annual pay ments. Address Condor Wnter Power Co lluslno.ss Opportunities. FOR SALE Ono-hnlf Intorcst In ono of tho host paying buslnossos .In Medford; small capital wnntod. Ad dross, Alfred, Mali offico. 90 FOlt HALE Old established busi ness In tho farmers' fruit bolt of tho Roguo Rivor vnlloy, nt Phoonlx, Oro., on S. P. R. It. Stock nt pros out $10,000; nil clonn, woll soloct od nnd froo from onoumbrnnces. Two lots, store, bulldlug with all modorn convonloncos, warohousos, postofflco In Btoro, and ovorythlng nocossnry for conducting tho busi ness. Last yenr'a Bales $39,000, Inqulro of Honrn, Fisher & Co., Phoonlx, Oro., for torms. FOR SALE. MlftrcIlnnrotiH. FOR HALE Light driving team and harness and ono saddle pony, will soil all or a'.y part of them. James Dowllng, No. 20 South Peach at. 97 ' FOR SALE Half price, pumping plant, consisting of pump house, 30 feet high, 3000 gallon tank, pump and plpo connections completo with 1 ono-horso pewer motor and trans former. N. L. Townsond, 721 Ben nett avenue. tf FOR SALE FIno young Jersey cow, giving about two gallons of milk per day, will bo fresh la November, $50. 134 S. Ivy. 97 FOR SALE 50 or CO yards of rag cat pet, slightly used, 25 cents per yard; 1 lady's Columbia bicycle, good as new, $20. 220 EaBt Ninth street. 96 FOR SALE Family horse, harness and buggy, cheap. 119 So. Ivy st. 96 FOR SALE A windmill; air motor, 40-foot steel lower, 10 foot fan. In quire L. B. Warner, Jr., at Warner, Wortman & Gore's store. FOR SAUS A full line of Old Hamp- shire and Oak Bonds, plain and cloth finish; letter heads and envelopes, Mall Tribune office. FOR SALE Legal blanzs of all kinds trespass and other notices, ' at Mail Tribune office. FOR BEKT. nouses. WANTED Married man to work in orchard, wifo to cooq for three, Call Farmers 7116. 97 TWO-ROOM house, partly furnished, $10 per month. See Ed. Van Dyke. 97 FOR RENT 7-room house. Inqulro 719 Taylor street, East Medford. 97 Fursfched Rooms FOR RENT Furnished room and 96 board, 325 Riverside avenue. NEW, modern, cool, sleeping rooms. Address P. H., this oMlj. tf FOTC RENT Furniato-1 modern rooms, gentlemen preferred; 1 1-2 blocks from postofflce, 208 North Central Ave. tf FOR RENT Parlor ana bedroom cool nnd clean; use of bath; close In; $5.00 per wook. 127 S. Grape St. FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms at 604 West 10th or 124 King M0' " FOR RENT Furnished rooms for transients, No. lo North Grape stroet, next to Farmers)' and Fruit growers' bank. Miscellaneous. pnsturo, 2 1-2 miles northeast. C. W. Isaacs. tf FOR LEASE Fully equipped gold ni'no; ten-stamp mill und concon- trator, all ororatod by oloctrlc pow- 01. Ownor will furnish froo olec- tr,c Pwer for 8hnro ,n Proceeds. See braltn. at ConUor WfttGr & Power Co. WANTED Furnished Houses, FOR RENT offlco room. 2d floor. Good light nnd largo 331 Eait Mi-in street, 98 Miscellaneous. WANTED Lou... $1400, 8 por cont, young orchard, $50 bonus, Caro Mail Tribune. ' 96 WANTED Jei soy cow, fresh, tour gallons por day. J. M. Schmidt, ono mllo west ot Medford, Jacksonville rot.d. tf WANTED Stock to pasture alfalfa, at tho Regnr ranch, 3 1-2 mllos west of Medford. 101 WANTED Stock "to" pasturo" good pnsturo, running wator, $2 por head por month. C. II, Brown, Eaglo Point rond. 99 Help Wanted Male. WANTED Exporlonced stono cutter and quarry man. Call at Condor Wator and Powor Co's. otfica. HELP WANTED. Help Wanted Female. WANTED Young lady to travofwlth carnival company. Address 03, this office WANTED Mlddlo-aged lady for gen eral housework and cooking. Ad dress P. O. Box 18, Phoenix, Or. 100 WANTED Sdlosmon in every local lty of tho northwest; money ad vanced wcokly; many make over $1000 month; cholco of territory. Ycklma Valley Nursery Co., Top penlsh, Wash. WANTED Man and wifo for ranch work. Apply :t office of Osgood & Cummlngs, third floor, Medford Na tion. Bank bldg. Positions. WANTED Four young men to rent a large, well ventilated, nicely fur nished room. Call C04 W. 10th St. tf WANTED Stenographic position by girl of 5 years' experience. Address E. M., Box 126, Central Point, Or.96 MONEY TO LOAN. WE HAVE $500,000 Eastern money to loan on first mortgages. Farm loans preferred; no loans made less than $5000. Medford Orchard & Trust Co.. Inc. ' LOST. LOST Pair of pants, sacK nurse, con taining few dollars and bank key. Reward for Information leading to recovery. Box 88, care this office. 96 LOST Watch fob with full name (Dr. Helms) engraved on side. Re ward, this office. 97 LOST Or strayed, from McAndrews pasture, riding pony, light sorrel, white star on forehead, slightly stiff at knees. Reward paid. Hotel Nash. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Public Auditor. E. R. WHEELER, Public Account ant and Auditor. Books opened for corporations, firms and indi viduals. Auditing, investigating and Systematizing. Address 707 Oakdalc Ave. S. Phone Main 242. Medford, Ore. Attorneys. WITHINQTON & KELLY Lawyers, Palm bnilding. A. E. REAMS Lawyer, over Post office. PORTER J. NEFP, WM. P. MEA LEY Attornoys-at-law. No. 9 D street, ground floor. COLVIG & REAMES W. M. Col vig, C. L. Reames. Lawyers. Of fice Medford National Bank build ing, second floor. B. F. MULKEY -Attorney-at-law. Offices room 30, Jackson County Bank building. Medford. Architects. JOHNS & TURNER, Architects and Builders. Offico 7-8, 325 Main. Phono Main 3471. Residence phone 2471. Cement Sidewalks. CEMENT SIDEWALKS, brickmason, stone mason, plastering and nil kinds of stucco work. Expert work- mnnship nt reasonable charges by tho day or contract. Address Ma sons. 511 E. Main st., Medford. Or. Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertakers. Day phono 351. Night phones, C. W. Conklin 3001, J. H. Butler 3571. Photographers. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Mnckoy nnd die with joy." Ovor Alien & Reagan's storo; ontranco on Seventh street. Stenographers. ELLA M. GUANYAW Palm Block. Stenographic work done quickly nnd woll. M. FORTESCUE N. Front St. -Stonogrnphor, 18 Phono 231. Printers nnd Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best oquippod job offico in South ern Oregon; Portland pricos. 37 South Central nvonuo. Dentists. DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE Offico in room 20(1, Phipps bldg. Gn- nd ministored for oxtrnotion of teeth Telephone Mnin 343. Night phone 4432. DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC. Dentist Offico in rooms 203-204. Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' hnuk building, west of tho tracks. Messenger Service. MESSENGER SERVICE Mosen- gors furnished nt all hours of day and till 9 p. 111. to any pnrt of city, from IQo to 25o. Phono Main 1812. nTlTIa rd Parlors. S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ct gnra nnd Soft Drinks, Up stairs, Young & Hall building. A nioe. cool pluco to spend tho hot after-uopns. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Tlu Siiopa. J. A. SMITH Tin Bhop. Tin and sheet iron waro on hand and made to order. 128 North O BL Hospitals. SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPITAL 344 South C at., Medford, Ore. E. W. Ilisoy, Matron. Official hospital P. & E. R. B. Itenl Estate. EARLE C. SABIN Orchard tracts, city property. List your holding with mo. Only desirable property handled. Room 202, Fruitgrowera Bank bldg. SEE WM. E. STACEY & CO. fer somo of tho choicest bargains ia real estate in this valley. Also British Columbia and Alberta, B. C, and othor parts. Call on him at Bittnor's office Phipps building, or at the Medford Auto company's garage, where wo start ont oar agents for the Aladden Mantla Lamp and hidden window screes. We will treat you right. Come and sco. MEDFORD ORCHARD & TRUST Co., INC. Buy and sell tho earth. 9 North Central avo. Bill rosters. VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and Distributor. All orders promptly filled. Room 29, Jackson County Bank building. Medford, Ore. Cigars nad Tobacco. IRELAND & ANTLE, Smokehouse Dealers in tobacco, cigars ani smokers' supplies. Exclusive agents of Lewis Single Bindor, El Merits and El Palencia. 212 West Mam street. Painters nad PapcrpngerC H. G. DEAN, O. P. M'MULLEN Phono 3732. Dean & McMulIe, contracting painters, painting, pa per hanging and tinting. Estimates on all kinds of painting work. Medford, Or. GERWOLF & WARD, contract painters, paper hangers and deco rators; signs. Estimates given o all kinds of day an)l job work. Park View Hotel. Phone Mais 1801. Furniture. H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers ia new and second-hand furniture and hardware. Agents for Mouse1 City kitchen cabinet. 323 E. 7th St. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Corner 8th and Holly sts., Med ford. Mission Furniture made to order. Cabinet work of all kinds. A trial order solicited. MORDOFF &WOLFF Cook stoves and ranges. New and second-hand furniture. Eads' old stand, 18 W. F st. South. Phone 91. Medford, Ore. Nurseries. QUAKER NURSERIES Our tree, are budded, not grafted. Our stock is not irrigated. We guarantee ev erything put out. We are not in tke trust. H. B. Patterson, office re moved to 116 Enst Main st. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR SERY CO., Inc. Growers of higk grade nursory stock. Office 25 W. Main. Tel. 1201. Physicians nnd Surgeons. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite Jackson County bonk. Night calls promptly answered. Offico and residonco phone Main 3432. DRS. CONROY & CLANCY, Physi cians nnd Surgeons, Taylor asd Phipps bldg., rooms 210, 211, 212. Office phono 501, residence phoae 612. Office hours 0 n. m. to 8 p. m. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW 1 Osteopathia .Physicinns. Mission block. Phoae 292. Medford. Life Scientist. MRS. LILLIAN A. ELDER, life Scientist Private instruction in "Now Psychology" nnd "New Thought" principles. Callers re ceived Wednesdays, 127 South Grapo street. Medicines. HOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES Will euro rhoumatisaa, nsthmn, paralysis, sores and pri vate disonsos. Theso remedies may ho procured nt tho Sing Lee laundry, 1-3 S. Riverside avenue, Medford, Oro., whoro thev will be sold by tho proprietor. Dr. Chow Young lias troated several sovore onsos with his rem edies since coming to Medford sad has for voforenco soma of (he best known nnd most iutojligont citizens in Southorn O retro u. Call on hks. Brick Uonianlos. MEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo, W. Pritldy, O. D. Nngle, Geo. T. O'Brien Contractors and mans faoturors of briok; dealers fat pressed briok and lime. Office fas Postoffioo bloak, room 5, Phase No, 3181.