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MEDFORD MAIL TREBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1910. .:.'.. "J3J3" To Want-Advertise Is to Make a Sale a Certainty-If It's Saleable ------ '--- S4 BALLOON FOR SIGNAL CORPS Experts to Uriio Coniiross to Pro vide Funds for Dulldlnu arm E(ulp)iii Two Largo Dirlulhlcs forSlnnnl Corps Work. WASHINGTON, I). C Aug. 10. Military expous of tlio war depart ment linvo iitnlur consideration a plnu to mid tlio dirigible balloon or air nhlp (o tlio equipment of tlio signal corps. A strong plea will bo mado to congroim during tlio coming session for an appropriation Hiifflclunt to on nblo tlio department to purchase ono or two nlrnhlpa of tlio Zeppelin typo and to build n plant necessary for tlio maintenance of these norlal inoniitorri. TIiIh menus that tlio army Ih not rondy an yot to adopt tlio aoroplano an a part of tlio military equipment for national defense Tlio oxportH nro of tlio opli Ion that tlio dlrlglhlo linn boon porfoctod, whllo tlio aoro plano In ntlll In tlio oxporlmontal hUro. Recent accldoatn to aoroplano oporatorn havo accontuntod thin point of vlow. Tlio dirigible, thoy nay, Is tunklng trlpa with a high dogroo of cortalnty nnd has domoniitratod ltd tinufiilnoHH an a war niachlno, not only for scouting purposes, but for car rying mntorlaln and inon nnd weap on which could bo uaod to groat ad van Ugo. TIiIh pronouucoinont on tlio inorlts of tlio dlrlglhlo by tlio offlcnrn of tlio gonornl ntaff Ik tlio proHont decision on tlio controversy which ban boon maintained by tlio partlennH of tbo two typon hIuco tbo aoroplano enmo Into tbo noro'inutlc flold. Tbo rrmy ban faith In tbo dirigible, donplto tho accidents to tbo Zeppelin ublpH, nnd ban not faith In tho aoroplano, what ever bopo tboro Is of Un further de velopment. ft Ih tho tiltliiinto purpoHO of tbo signal corpn, nccordtng to tho conornl plan which ban boon adopted, to en tabllHh tho aorlal corpn an subsidiary to tbo const artillery corps. Stations will bo OHtnbllnhnd for tbo big air ships nt flrwt along tho coaut, no that thoy may bo ready for nerving either In connection with naval ongngomonts In cano of attt.de by a forolgn navy or In connection with land tnnnou van. An part of tholr prnctlco work tho big nhlpH will Hall up and down tho coant In order to train tbotnoolvea for tholr work oh a nort of aorlal scouting lino rimming tho ontlro country, If rongroHH. which linn shown much oppoHltlon to illicit nn Innovation ns flying mnchlno.i, ran bo pomuaded to adopt tho point of vlow of tbo gon ornl ntaff, It would not bo nn unununl night, within n year or two, to boo a lingo clgnr-H'iJ-ped dlrlglblo Hailing ovor nny coant city. It In expected, at loiiHt, that tbo IntoroHt In dirigibles which ban wan ed In tbo Unttod States bIpco tho Wright brothers domoiiRtrated tho pofliilbllltleH of tho aeroplane, will re vivo agnln i ml It In hoped Hint fur ther Improvement over tbo Zoppolln typo, malting them utlll moro valua bio for air navigation, will bo brought about. BETTING FAVBRS NEGRO LANGFORD-KAUFMAN GO PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug. 10. Hotting odds show Sam Lnngfonl In tho favorite In bin fight with Al Kauf man, scheduled for tonight, Thin la In Hplto of tho fact that tho white man will outer tho ring outweighing tbo nogro by 10 poundH, It lu roportod that Hovoral wagern ranging from $1000 to $2000 nt 10 to 0 have boon nmdo on Lnngfonl. According to tho proinotora, tbo ro colptn will ennlly reach $30,000. llort CrowbuiHt will reforeo tho coutoat, GOLD STRIKE EXCITES CITY OF SACRAMENTO SACRAMENTO, Cnl. Aug. 10. Kxoiloniont over Iho discovery of gold in the Snoraiimiilo, whom HliuflR urn being Hiinlc for u railroad bridge, inoroiiHcd today when nuggets jih large h sparrow eggH woro thrown out by tho disohnrgo pipe. Largo iiumbei'ri of men and boys nro pan ning along the river. One nugget discovered tills nftor nomi in worth $10 or $15, Jinny Bluieo boxes nn) riggod nlong tto river. Hcmklna for Health, RACE QUESTION IN CUBA ACUTE Reports of Outbreaks Are Continu ous Troops Aro Ever In Readi ness to Be Rushed to Quell Small Riots Din Problem Ahead. WASHINGTON, Aug., 10. Ro pnrtH of outbreaks In Cuba which nro of tbo Intermittent and uncenHlng va riety, aro but tbo reflection of tbo problom which thrcatonn tho now republic with tho moot norlotiH con inxiuenceM according to tbo oxportH who are lu touch with affairs In tho Inland. . Thin problem In tbo raco (mention, and the sltuaMon In moro acute than li the United States. It Ih fo- thin rcanon that tho gov ernment at Havana taken no chnnccs with Hinall outbreaks. Troops aro at once runliod to tho Hcono nn noon as n dlnturbanco In roportod. In ovory Inntnnco tbo disorders' havo been sur prenHod, but tbo difficulty of which thoy nro but n mnlnfcRlatlon In not materially diminished. - At tbo tlmo of tbo war of libera tion when tbo Inland undertook to lift tbo yoko of Spanl.ih dominion, fully nlxty per ront of tbo army caino from tbo province of Santiago, A largo portion of thin army wan made up of nosroofl. Whothor or not thoy woro glvon promlno of equal repre sentation with tho whiten bcnldo whom thoy fought or promised a nhnro of tbo public offices undor tbo now government, tho nogrocn havo that Impression. So far thoy havo not rocolved nny offlcos, nnd tholr privileges nro In fact not no oxton slvo an thnHo of tbo whlto eloment of tho population. Thoy feol that thoy havo not boon trentod fairly and, nlnco tho establishment of tho pro- Hont government, there havo boon niimornun outbreaks of a revolution ary character disturbances which proi.ngo n moro serious revolution Inter If condltlnnH do not change. Until recently tho outbreaks havo been lead h negroes thoumolvcH. Tho lant affair cf this nort, which wan promptly nupresned, wan led by Gon ornl Mlnltn, a dlHcnutontcd whlto of ficer. Under whlto Icndornhlp tbo agitation became much moro serious. Tbo dnngor bocnino groator as tho mnlcoiitouts r.ml ngttatom Incronnod. Tbo nogro clement of Raatlngn ban been trained In military cxporlonco. It la vory r.umoroun. All It needs to become a sorlous me'iaco Is tho loador Hhlp of competent whlto offlcors. Tho prediction Ic freely mndo that trouble originating from thin sourco will lend to tho overthrow of the republican government, nnd nocomiltnto tho thirl Intorferonco Of tbo Unlto' States In the nffnlra of tbo iHland. SOCIALISTS AT AGATE HAVE SPLENDID TIME AGATE, Aug. 10. About a mouth ugo tho Socialists of llii Hoetion organized u loonl. At it second meeting held the evening of August (J there woro about 100 innttend niico. The program for the evening was us follews: Instrumental music, Miss .Messen ger; business mid eommunientioiu; political forecast of the full cam paign, .Marion Xenlon; "Sailing on Iho Sen," ipinrtot; short nddress, G. P. Hull; song. A. O. Tnrlioll; "l'rnn ehiHCH," Harvey Kiehiirdhon; iuMrii ineulul miisio. Turhell orehestrn; se lect reading, H. O. Avery; "We All Have a Vory Hud Cold," quartet. Three new members were added in Iho local. Kvory number on the pro gram wih a HiioooBH, nnd it is piv dielod Hint Agato will have the larg est and liveliost local in the county before many months. SPECIAL SESSION OF LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE 1UTON R6U0kT l7n., Aug, 10. - For tho purpoao of revising tbo act Imposing the Pnnamn exposition tnx ho that $7,500,000 Inatond of $4, 000,000 may bo ralaod, Govornor Sandors has Insuod a call for a npo clal sesalou of tho loglslnturo, Tho stop was taken upon an appeal from the Pannma Exposition company, which found Knelt unablo to rnlso tbo amount roqulrod by voluntary subscription. It Is hoped to havo tho fund rondy whon congress con vonos next fall, The additional tax will amount to threo-olghths cf a mill In tho county nnd alx-elghtliH of a mill por capita lu tho city of Now Orleans. Ilaaklnu tor Health, Are You a Good FINANCIER? The dlfforenco between what you can will property for to n BUYER WHO NEEDS IT, and to ono who buyn nioroly becnuoo you NEED TO SELL, would bo great enough to pay for all tho want advertising you'll nood to do In a lifetime! Want Ads One Cent a Word Natatorlum Notes. Tlio big plunge is again open ut'tcr being nhut down yesterday to permit tlio tonring out of tho old concrete pier and (lie iimtullution of tho new diving platform. Tonight is the big obstacle nice, Hturting promptly nt 8:30, followed by tho regular danco at 0 o'clock. Thursday afternoon from 1 to 5 for ladicH nnd escorts. Ront It through a want ad cnn. -you MEDFORD MARKETS. (Prices paid by Medford morobants.) 1'otntocH, now, 51.-10Cyl.00 por cut.; cabbage, 2c. Blackberries, $11.25. Green onions, 40o dozen bunches-; radishes, 10o dozen bunches; string hcuiis, lo lb.; lettuce, 40c dozen; turnips, Vq lb.; beets, -10c dozen bunches; carrots, 40c dozen bunches. I'cnchss, 50(j$85o box. Cucumbers, 15c to 20c doz. Squash, 3550c dozen. Corn. 15c dozon. Cantaloupes, 5075c dozon. WntonnolonB, 1530o. Tomatoes, 3c. PumpkiiiH, S&jI'JMjc. Hut tor, Kggn nnd Poultry. (Prices paid by Medford morchnnts.) Ranch butter. 25()27ijc; fnnoy creamcrj, 35c. Fresh ranch eggs, 30c Mixed poultry. 10l'1o; spring chickens, 1820c; turkeys, 17c. (Prices paid producers.) liny Timothy, $1G; nlfnlfa, $12; grass, $14; grain hay, $10. Grain Wheat, $1.15 bushel; oats, f32 ton; barley, $30 ton. Roof Cows, 44Vi- c; steers, 5 "Vlio; pork, 0c; mutton. 55c; lainliB, Go; veal, dressed, 8c. (Selling prices.) Rolled bnrloy, $1.90 cwt., $32 ton; bran, $1.70: middlings, $1.851.00; shorts. $1.80(o)1.85. FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE Houso nnd two lots closo In on Onkdnlo avenue, now rented, value $4,000, will trade for closo In raw land or planted to young ponra. Box 627, Medford. FOR EXCUANGB For'.y acros, part In orchard, to oxebnngo for Improv ed city proporty; your tlmo will not bo wasted If you mean business. B. F. Bonson, Hotol Mooro. tf FOR SALE. Ranches. FOR SALE Parties desiring homo steads or tlmbor claims, Minting and fishing, nddress Lock Box 756. 121 "OirsTnivfT f3F2 acres, 10'0'acrci good farm land; $4000; 4 homo stead relinquishments; 3 home steads novor boon filed on. Ad dress 2C, caro of this offlco. FOlCSALE Do you" want nflno fnrm of 00 acros near A'ldorson Co., Talent, Oregon, forlllo soil, honl thy location, among tho hills, 20 acroa undor cultivation, a sovon- room houso, outbuildings, etc,, etc., n woll of puro, sparkllug water, sov oral living apilngs of water on tho plnco, a flno boarlng fnmlly orchard of threo r.cros, early and lato npplos, also peachos, pears, plums, prunes, chorrlos nnd somo Binnll, lovoly vlow, from It of tho valloy? Will mako somobody an Ideal homo. Sovon thousand .'ollnrs (that la only a trl flo ovor ($110) ono hundred nnd atxtoon dollars an ncro. Tnko your wlfo and cono on tho cara to Talent nnd I will tnko i. rig and go out and show you tho plnco, L. N. Judd, Robert building, near dopot. 123 HiihIiicsh Property. FOR SALE -Ono of tho host paying propositions In southorn Orogon for ensh, Good ronhou for soiling, Ad- dross O. D. enro of Mnll Trlbuno. 120 I FOR SALE Choice business prop orty at n bnrgniu on loug timo; oimy tonus. Address Condor Wa ter ''nwor Co, " Houses, FOR SALE Or ront, Blx-room Iioubo nnd bath, turntturo for sulo. 228 N. Contrnl nvonuo. 124 FOK SALE. FOR SALE $1200 two story now houso, four rooms and pantry down stairs, upstairs notcoaplotcd; wood nhed nnj woll; lot 50x2G8; close In. Inqulro J. Rltor, C South C streot. 12 C FOR SALE llouso and two lots, $2150. Inquire Dob Taylor, 815 Myrtlo street. tf FOR SALE Now 7-room modern liouno on West Main, 60x118 foot lot, corner, cheap, at $3750. In qutro of L. M. Lyoni, 716 East Main. 136 Iiuslnenn OppoKanltte. FOR SALE Or trade, 320 acres good avorago land, woll located; all wild land; about 30 acres non-tlllablo; no hills; two miles from railroad siauon; corners in iioguo river; 100 acres of this Is worth price of " wholo tract: cbeaoost property In eanio vicinity; good orchard district; flno for promotion; will take city or ' ranch property In part payment,! hero or elsewhere. Agency. J. W. Dressier tf I FOR SALE Ono best business in1 Medford. Carl M. C. D Trlbuno.127 ' FOR SALE CheaD. if taken at onco. n business that nets $75 per month and can bo worked up; requires but nnct nt vniic tlmn nnrl n Ka liin ' ri i. ut juui baAw uv vi-t uu ui- . died In connection with something 1 olso. Address P. D. Q caro Med- j ford Mall Trlbuno offlco. 124 Acreage. FOR SALE XG0 acres timber land, cheap for cash, near Medford. J. TJ. Stnvnnnnn Tnrnnn. Toy- 147 ' ' FOK SALE Five acres, five miles, out and planted In pears. Terms, Bargain If taken at onco. Address "B" caro of Tribune offlco. 126 FOR SALE Ono of tbo host bcar lu? npplo orchards in tho Roguo Riv er valley, situ: to near Ashland, for particulars call on or wrlto Frank Cnlllson, 95 Oak streot, Ashland, Or. 125 FOR SALE 120 acres, Evans Creek fruit; improvements; buy of owner. ' Wrlto S. F. Potter, R. F. D Wood vlllo, Or. FOR SALE Four acres la tho cityF0It jlENT Furnished room. See of Ashland, Oregon, on cornor Boul-1 ovaru nnu wniner street; nno 4- , , , , . tables; city wator piped to grounds; good soil; nlco 5-room plaBtorod houso with bath, hot r-nd cold wa tor; ban; henhouse; price $4500 for quick sale. Box 236 Ashland, Oregon. FOR SALE CO acres, finest build ing slto It. tho valloy, including 30 acres good fruit land; choap and ' tonus right. H. C. Maltby, No. 7, i I'ostofflco Bldg. , , VOH SALE 5 and 10-nore trnots just within nnd mljoining city lim- its, nt a bargain, on 5 unmtnl pay- moms. Address uonuor nier;j,'on RENT rower Co. Lotn. FOTTsTfTria 15" lots nln"o"biocks from dopot. Tonus, Bnrgnln If t nken within tho next ton days. Ad dress A. II. caro of Trlbuno offlco 12G FOR SALE Mr. Snnpnuntor, if you wnnt to pick up n good thing for ensy money, I will show you ton cloeo-lnlots near paving at ncroago prices. B. F. Bonson, Mooro Ho tol. tf FOR SALE Beautiful vlow lot, a boarlng npplo, pruno and plum trees; prlco $300. Address M. Ste phens, Box 5GS, city. 133 FO R SALE CIDHots, ?a0; for a sninll, safe luvestmout boo tho city lots I otfor at $300 and $250 por lot; $20 cash paymont; balnnco $10 por month; no Intorest. H. O. Maltby, No. 7 Postofflco Bldg. FOR SALE RtiBlnos lots on Main streot, Englc Point; prlco reasonablo; first como, first cholco, D. B. Doo tor & Co., Eagle Point. 126 Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Oak slilobonrd nnd dln Ingronm tnblo, 0 chairs, 3 plocos oak bodroom sot, 1 wood boating stovo. Call 707 South Oakdale. 126 FOR SALE. MInmlUwdOM. FOR SALE Pure blood Black Span lab, Whlto Loi'iorn, Plymouth Roek and. Duff Cochins, cockorols, rea sonable. Address P. O. Box 576, or phono Main 4412. 124 FOR SALE: Mortgago loan of $600, drawing 10 per cent Interest, for ono year, on Medford city proper ty; very good security. Inquire 334 W. 6th. 123 FOR SALE 2 3-4 Bain wagon, good as now, stake rack b'ed, also good heavy harness cheap. Box 627, Med ford. FOR SALE New piano payer; bar gain; Inqulro at Ellers Music Co., at Weeks & McOowan Co. 123 I F0R SALETwo showcases, reason- able prices. See Calhoun Sisters, 8 So. Central avo. tt F0R SALE Shop for cleaning and Pressing cloUes. Apply room 15, Poatotflce bldg. FOR SALE 1 horse, young nnd sound, weight 1500 pounds. Inqulro Mitchell & Boeck. tT FOR 8ALE Steam wood saw. h. O. van wegen, eaiora, u. . u. No. 1. 144 FOR SALE: Two years' lease on 350 aero ranch, together wltk 6 horses, 4 colts, 3 milk cows and all ma chinery necessary for running ranch, 50 acres alfalfa; this year's crop la between 300 and 400 tons of the best hay; good market; 3 miles from Ashland on fine road. Address A. S. Fllson, Ashland, Or. FOR SALE Legal blanks or all kmdBtreepJu5s and other notices, at j, jbune office. FOR SALE Chandlor & Price Gor don Jobber, 11x14 press; a bargain. Inquire Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT. OFFICE FOR RENT. Over tho postofflce. Seo A. A. Da vis, tf Furnished Rooms. FOR' RENT- Largo modern furnish ed room, close In for gentlemen. I 243 N. Holly." 127 clydo Hazelrlgg at postofflce. ,-,., ., r. ; s-t rrr FOR RENT Hu3lmu5s loom 2-Sxi-tO, suitable for first-class 'ate. Seo Kofoldt, Rogue Ksver Etectlc Com pany, tf FOR RENT "Modern furnlshod rooms at 604 West 10th or 124 King street. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for transients, No. 10 North Grape Btroot, next to Fnrmerd' nnl Fruit growers' bank. Houses. Fblf" RENfTwo-room house for ront, pnrtly furnlshod. Inqulro 427 South Fir. 123 -Flvo-room houso, ?14, with Btnblo $17. No. Ill North Rlv ersldo. 123 FOK RENTHmrBeTcTrooms, bath nnd pantry; city wnter aud olectrlc lights. 513 W. Holly st. N. L. Town sond, 721 Bennett avonuo. Phono 4232. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE $110 check, payable on any now piano for snlo for $25, Ad dress B, caro Mall Trlbuno. 123 FOR SALE Credit check on Ellors Music Houso tor $100; will sell cheap. Address Box 51, Medford Or. 125 ' FOR LEASE Fully equipped gota ntlno; ton-stamp mill aud concen trator, all oreratoti by electric pow ei. Owner will furnish troo elec tric power for share In proceeds. Soo Smith, at Condor Water & Powor Co. FOR RENT Business lot. Owner will erect building for good tonnnt Seo Kofeldt, Rogue River Eleccrla Company. tf WANTED. Help Wanted Female, WANTED Lady to act as cnshlor and stonographor. Address P, care of Mall Trlbuno office. WANTED. Help Wanted Female. WANTED Cook and gonornl house keeper; no children wanted. Ad dress Box 18, Phoenix, Or. 123 WANTED A waitress; must be ex perienced. Apply Louvre cafe, tt WANTED A lady teachor to teach threo boys In tbolr .iomo In city; most bo qunllflod to teach all branches taught In public school, and capablo of governing. Call on or address 810 Oakdale avenue, 8., city. tf WANTED Qlrl for housowork; two In family; will pay good wages. 210 North Oakdale avenue. tt WANTED Woman to cook on ranch. Apply to Mrs. Frank McKee, R. F. D. No. 1, Central Point, Or. WANTED Olrl for general house work. Threo In family. 520 South Holly St. 119 WANTED At the Ashland Hotel, Ashland, a chambermaid and wait ress; both must come well recom mended and fully competent; good wages. Address N. D. Hardy, prop., Ashland, Or. Help Wanted Male. WANTED Boy to do 3mall chores. 103 North Grape. WAN'lEU Kxpenencea stone cutter and quarry man. Call at Condor Water and Power Co'i. office. WANTED Salesmen In eyery local ity at the northwest; money ad vanced weekly; many make over $1000 month; choice of territory. Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top- penlsh, Wash. MlsceUanooHa. WANTED To rent, largo houso, close In, suitable for private board ing house, unfuralBhed; will take long lease. Call 103 North Grape. WANTED Someone wanted to share car on household goods from Minne apolis, Minn.; must ship at once. Phono Main 2791. 122 WANTED 5t00 ladles to call at Warner, Wortman & Gore's and examino the perfectly sanitary con ditions prevailing In every section and corner of the market of cold storage rooms. 12 5 WANTEDTo buy, puro blooded Whlto Leghorn chickens; good lay ing strain. Address G, euro Mall Tribune. 122 WANTED All kinds of well work neatly done. Leave orders West Main, 1115. A. D. Walters. 122 WANTED To take camping parties to tho mountains; havo tood teams and wagonc Phono or address H. C. Messengor, Agate, Or. UP-TO-DATE shorthand and type writing taught quickly and well; morning and evening school; for termB, address Box 245, Medford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys. WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers, Palm building. A. E. REAMS Lawyer, over Post- offiod. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA- LEY Attornevs-at-law. No. 9 D streot, ground floor. COLVIQ & REAMES W. M. Col--ig, C. L. Reames. Lawyers. Of fice Medford Notional Bauk build ing, socond floor. Architects. NORMAN WINDER, architectural draftsman and builder See mo about your now home. I cnn savo you money by planning to your own ideas aud figuring with you right. Writo Box 37, P. 0., Med ford. JOHNS & TURNER, Architects aud Builders. Offico 7-8, 325 Main. Phono Main 3471. Residence phone 2171. Unions. CARPENTERS' UNION, LOCAL 1840 Moots at Smith's hall, 128 North Grnpo streot, every Thurs day evening promptly at 8 o'clock. All journeymen enrpontors, as woll ns local mombors, urgod to bo pres ont. Business of vital intorest to nil enrponters transacted at theso meotings. J. J Soal. business net. Tin Shop. J. A. SMITII Tin shop. Tin and sheet iron ware on hand and madi to order. 128 North O St Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertaken. Day phone 351. Night phones, C. W. Conklin 3001, J. H. Butler 3571. Photographers. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Poso with Muokey nnd die with joy." Over Allon & Reagan's store; eutranoo on Seventh street Stenographers. ELLA M. QUANYAW Palm Block. Stenographic work done quickly and woll. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Printers nnd Pabliafeef. i i i in MEDFORD PRINTING CO. kas tkm best equipped job office in South ern Oregon; Portland prises. 37 South Central avenue. Cement Sldcwalka. CEMENT SIDEWALKS, briekBUaes, stone mason, plaaterinn aaa ft kinds of stucco work. Expert work manship at reasonable charges by tho day or contract. Adirse Ma sons. 511 E. Main st., Medford, Or. DentlHa. DR. ARTEMAS W. DEAKX-OfiSM in room 206, Phipps bid. Qua ad ministered for extraction of teetk. Telephone Main 343. Nifrfct pfcoM. 4432. DR. W. M. VAN SCOTOO. Daft Office in rooms 293-394, Tarmmf & Fruitgrowers' bank a?Tain)fc west of the tracks. BUUard Fatten. S. T. BROWN & CO. OHlara, Ct gars and Soft Drinks. Up Tonne & Hall buHdta. A cool place to spend the het after noons. Sosfftals. SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPITAIr 344 South C st, Medford, Ore. K. W. Hkey, Matron. Official 1 P. k E. B, R. Real EARLE C. SABIN Orchard brae, city property. List yoar heTiiwsjr with me. Only desirable property handled. Room 202, Frnit(rswerar Bank bldg. BUI Poetera. VERNE T. CANON BUI Porter Distributor. All orders pmapttr iilled. Room 20, Jackson Ceaaf? Bank building. Medford. Ore. Cigars and Tobaeee. IRELAND & ANTLE. Bmokehoi Dealers in tobacco, djrara Brokers' supplies. Exclusive i of Lewis Single Binder, 12 Merit and El Palencia. 212 West Maim street. Painters amd Papertraf ra. H. Q. DEAN, O. P. M'MULLEN Phone 3732. Dean & MoMalle, contracting painters, painting, pa per hanging and tinting. Estimate on all kinds of painting work. Medford, Or. Farm tare. H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers ia new and second-hand faraitar and hardware. Agents for Moamt City kitchen cabinet. 323 E. 7th 8k MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Corner 8th and Holly sts., Med ford. Mission Furniture made t order. Cabinet work of all kinds. A trial order solicited. MORDOFF- & WOLFF Cook stove and ranges. New and second-haai furniture. Eads' old stand, 18 W F st South. Phone 01, Medford, Ore. Nurseries. QUAKER NURSERffiS' Our trees are budded, not grafted. Our stock is not irrigated. Wo guarantee ev erything put out. We are not in tk trust H. B. Patterson, offioe movod to 116 East Main st ROGUE RRTER VALLEY NUR SERY CO., Inc Growers of hith grado nursery stock. Offioe M W. Main. Tel. 1201. Physicians aud Surgeon. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposita Jackson County bank. Night ealla promptly answered. Offico and rcsidouco phono Main 3432. DRS. CONROY & CLANCY, Physi cians and Surgeons, Taylor and Phipps bldg., rooms 210. 211, 212l Offico phoue 501, residenoo phone 012. Offioe hours 0 a. m. to 8 p. m DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia Physicians. Mission block. Phoaa 292. Medford. Medicines, HOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES Will euro rheumatia". asthma, paralysis, sores and pri vate diseases. These remedies may be procured at tho ding Lea laundry, 123 S. Riverside avenaa, Medford, Ore., where thev' will b sold by tho proprietor. Dr. Chow Young has treat sovoral severe cases with his rea edies since coming to Mddford aaa has for reference some of the beat known nnd most intelligent citiieaa in Southern Oregon. Call on hist. Brick Companies. MEDFORD BRICK CQ. Geo. W. Priddy, O. D. Nagle, Geo, T O'Brien Contractors and naaa faoturent of briak; dealera ia pressed brick and lime. Offiee fa Postoffico block, room 5. PaaMt No. 3181.