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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1911)
v, w WFT ',y7lf ?J"g"Fr"ir$SHKl?i' 3!rr-" ""v (T ' V1?,' TW7""" " " "rrv? " ' ""' " r,nv t-w"- ''jjinp!''. E- 6 ?1 I 191QC0HMERCE PASSES RECORDS Grand Total for Year leats lanncr Year 1907 Import Figures High est OWInn to Increased Home Consumption Exports Decrease'.1 WASHINGTON, Jnn. 2. The for cigrivcomincrce of tliu United Slates for 3010, including both exports nnd imports, promises to set a new rec ord" jui the history "of the nation. The eleven months ending 'November, foi which the Huron o$ stntistics of Ihc department of commerce nnd labor link secured complete figures', hnv brought the grand totnl of export nnd impqrts to the enormous sum ot $3,0ffil,3Hn34. . Only the banner year 1007 com pares with this fi-ure. The totnl commercp for the first 11 month1? ot that year was 3,047,234,045. Tlio trade figures for December, the cbw ing monUi of this yenr, are expected to swell the totnl of the nntion a foreign commerce nenrly $3,400,000. 000., Tho breaking of commercial rco ords will not ,nnnly to exports. The imports will reach the highest fig ure for any year inv the liitory of the United States, but the sum of tho export's - will probably fall $75, O00.O00 -short of that of 1007. Not withstanding this decline nnd the in crpnso in the imports, the balmier will siill'bo dose to "$300,000,000 in favor of the export siio,, of tlio no count. TJo. greater quantity of material imported is due to the development of manufacturing industries which import erode material or import n tide partly manufactured, in nrdci to. complete' tho manufacture in thi country- Tho slower development of thq export trade is duo maiuly to the iact, that the United States is ox porting n smaller quantity of bread stuffs nnd other food products encii year and is more nearly cousuming its totnl output ol such nrticles. Tljc full (yeur's figures for f exports are I exported to bo $l,84fti000,000 aid"the imports $1,550,000,000. This is an increase of 00 per cent in im ports over tlio venr 1000 nnd an in- cipise in exports of 2.ri per ceii( oyer that .year. The iinportulion of crude mnferi-nlsi-aud miiterials for, further manu facture moire lianvdqubkled iii1lml tiijie. On the export side the- value of the outgoing foodstuffs for 1010 in.bjtt $340,000,000, poiupn rod witty exports ,of $540,000,000 of smdi )iitxlucts in 1000. This is a decline oLnioi'e thnn 33 per cent. The ex port ftf manufactured nrticles, on tlio, other baud, shows a "nin of 03 por cent in tho ten yenrs. Adcqunto ndvortising frank in forming, fact fill, froquent being a part of a store's service to you, it follows that n good storo is ncccs sarilv n well ndvorfised store. Pure blear Sparkling Yon can't afford tto do without this splendid, refreshing drink. Call up and order a case sent to the house. The purest, most healthful drink known is $I$ttIYOU Mineral 'IWaIxr t. C. BIGHAM, Agent. ".t4 Tjhe Best Shoe' 1 Is the celebrated and t ' famous justly J.&M. 1 If you want n shoe that feejs old when new, looks new when old, ,and one that will last just a little longer than any you pver tried, call and let us show you the Johnson & Murphy lino. Bros. Duffield LIGHT STOCK RECEIPTS FOR HOLIDAY WEEEK fcORTLAND, Jan. 2. Very light receipts In all lines have character ized holiday week on this market. There wero 7C7 cattle, 90 calves, 1753 hogs and 1398 sheep. Avery lilgh range of vnlues litis op plpletl duo' largely to tho, fnett hat there was not enough to go around among tho various buyers. Two lots of calves sold at $S.2tf and hogs sold at 9c: One small lot of lambB sold at JG:ib and mixed sheep at '$5.00. Quality considered tlio few steers I time camo on tne market sciu at nign prices, nnd the same thing applied to cows. Shippers throughout tho country are overlooking the boot opportunity that has been offered them In not supplying tho heavy increased de mand for good-live stork on this mar ket. BONA FIDE MUSICAL . PRODUCTION COMING A roal, bona tldo Broadway musi cal production. wJH be seen atthe Medford theatre.' on Thursday, Jan nary 12, when Samuel E. Work will present for tho first tlmo hero "The Queen of the Moulin Ilouge," a musi cal comedy drama in two acts and seven scenes by Paul M. Potter, with music by John T, Hall and lyrics by Vincent Bryan. It Is said to bo a cor rect partrayal of tho night llfo In CLEAN BREAD THAT KEEPS THE, FAM)LY HEALTHY. is .a treasure no one enn afford fo be without. It is made rUrhl here. HAVE YOU THIRD Figola Bread MEDFORD BAKERY & DELICATESSEN TODD & OO. ' -r-SOUTH-CENTRAU AVE7 Offutt Rornes Auto Co. GENERAL OVERHAULING & MACHINE REPAIRING. First-Class Workmanship Guaranteed. PHONE MAIN 0231. Corner Central Avo. and 8th St Medford, Or. SCHOOL CHILDREN Often need Glasses during the formative period of childhood. Let us prepare the glasses for your children's eyes, and the chances are the slight error yvill be speedily corrected and within a short time the chil dren's eyes will be restored to normal. DR. STEPHENSON Office Over Allen's Store, Main and C Street. Phone Main 1857. Medford, Or. PRIVATE WIRE PHONE 1831 Moss & Co. GRAIN AND STOCK . BROKERS W. L. BAIN LOCAL MGR, NO. 10 NORTH FRONT ST. ' BREAD I L'of h JUL l h- 1, Wfjjf --. Automobiles MEDFORD, OREGON) MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, Paris, eractly as it exists. For this purpose tl;p adventures pt the poung King of Orcanla and his brde-elect, the Princess Mnrotz, are narrated, as they took place on trie night of the famous Quat-z-Arts ball, tho annual danco organized by the studios of 'the city, visitors being admitted by pri vate Invitation only. The "floats," each sontalnlng the prettiest model ot tho studio, nro shown ns they encircle around the .Moulin rouge nnd as they aro after wards thrown into tho Seine. The peculiar songs and dances of tho oc casion are Illegally reproduced. FOR SALE 00 acres, nil cleared, iy& miles Englo , Point, .$00 por acre, finest soil. 110 acres, 70 cleared, C in orchard, 3 mifes station, buildings, $85 per acre. TIMBER. 3000 acres fine timber, 00 per cent "sugar pine, close 06 railroad. 200,000,000 feet tifnbor, welllocnlcd. CITY PROPERTY 10-ropm house, eloe 1n $5500, good terms. Fine 8-room mo'dcrn bungalow, snap price. Two 4-room houses, $2200. Two lots near P. 0., trade or soil, equity $2750. City acreage on West 2d, near now schoolhouse. ' Lot 50x145, 5 blocks postoffio-;, $851), 'easy terms. " Rooming house, 10 rooms, on' East Main, close in; price cut for quioK salo. Lot on pnving, 50x200, $750. Lots in West Walnut Purk, $275 to $350, easy terms. ' FOR exchange: Seattle .iy:oiPo jiropery, at enrdi yalue for ranch - property up to $35,00Q. ,4 ' WANTED Girls for general housework. , Cjty nniT ranch property to ex- clinnge, E. f . i Room 206,' Tjlylor ""A Phlpps Bldfl. v ' MONEY. TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN Small nmounts, short time loans on lots, etc. Ad dress "Agent," Mail Tribune, tf FOR EXCHANGE. IteaTESuOe. . KOIt THADI'V-Si'iilllo or 1'orilniiil property. Ivliuve about $200,000 ol' elioico Sentto or .Porllupd prop erty for trade, both incomo prop erty or in lots; also farms and gro eery stocks for trade for Roguo river property or city property; also hnvo some California pprop e'rty for trade. Write A. L. Cusick, formoily of Cusiok & Moyers, 1140 W. 10th st, phono Main 2232. 200 TO EXCHANGE For Medford .jiuikj. vf iiuiun, iiiuiiijiuvt:il, $2000; 10 acres, unimproved $1000; 20 ncres, unimproved, $1000; 18 acres, improved, $7tM0; 52 ncres, improved, $ll,060; 3(1 ncros, unproved, $G000. W. T. York & Co. - tf Miscellaneous. FOR EXCHANGE Medford. and suburban property, ranchos, timber lands, for other property. Address Box 109, care Mail Tribune. tf FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE MIhccUuhcoub. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Fivo passengor 4-oylindcr touring auto mobile. Address Box 200, oaro Mail Tribune office. tf FOR RENT. Farms. , FOR RENT Farms from 40 acres to 400 ncros, alfalfa land,, fruit ranches, garden lands, general fanning ranches. Gold 'Ray Realty Co.. 21ft West Mnin. tf Itoaitl and Room. FOR RENT-At tho Cottage, pleas ant furnished rooms nnd board, with hot and cojd running water; bnths, largo sunny porches. 001 W. 10th st. or 121, King st. tf PRIVATE HOARD AND ROOM at 402 S Central ave. Mrs, C. II. Hart. ' Furnished Room. FOR RENT Two" funiMlicd rooms, suitable for light housekeeping;' modern conveniences; 110 children. 543 S. Holly, . 213 FOR RENT Furnished room with stove, $1.50 per wepk, 1001 South Central nve. ' ' 243 FOR RENT One large, 'Sunny, well furnished room with private bath, new house. Mrs. Ei B.'Klllinn. 24(1 FOR RENT Three Milco furnished rooniHv clone in, suitable for light housekeeping; "some furniture. Phono Main 4074. tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. Inquire 52Q W, JOIh st. tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. 203 Oleson st. Phone Main 4474. BITTHEfl MflDFOBD, - OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1911. ,' Foil' RENT. FuriiUhed Rooms. FOR RENT Only hotel in town of 1000 "inhabitants, Roguo River val ley; modernly equipped, toilets, batim, water and electricity; 40 rooms; nearly all refurnished. Cnjl Aldenlingon, onrc Rogue River Elec trid Co. 21 0 W, Main st, FOR RENT? Two largo connecting front rooms, fine for offices or drcssninking parlors, upstairs, cen ter oftown; $25 month. Phone 0202. 300 FOR RENT Sunny furnished .rooms, 0110 block from postoffioo; board if desired. 208 N. Central nve.. corner 5th st. 30Q FOR RENT Furnished -rooms for transients nt No. 10 N. Grnpo st., next to Formers' & Fruitgrowers Bank bldir. tf FOR RENT 20 modern" equipped rooms', steam boat, hot nnd cold wa ter, electric light, toilets and bat us, suitable for' first-clnss rooming house; rooms en suite, suitable for families or modern offices. Iuqiiiro Aldenlingon, enro Roguo River Elec tric Co. tf , Housekeeping Koonis. FOR .RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms at 23 Roosevelt uve.-24.'l Business Itooma FOR-MlENT Office rooms, $4 enoh por month, in Rostel's modern block nt Central Point, Ore. Par ties desiring well located offico rooms will do well to oxamino these,. ' 250 FOR .RENT, Offico rooms over tlio Postoffioo. Soo G. F. Dyer, 123 R Main st'., room '2. FOR RENT Offico rooms in Elec tric building, modern oquipment, steam heat, eloctrio light, baths, toilot, hot und col J water. Gold Ray Realty Co., 210 W. Main st. tf FOR RENT Business room on W. Mnin st., 24x140, suitablo for res taurant or billiard room or othor business, stenm hont. Gold Ray Realty Co., 210 W. Main st. tf Miscellaneous. FOR LEASB iFully equipped placer mino. Call on -Aluonhcgen, llogue River Electric NCo 21C West Main. tf FOR SALE OR RENT. Jluftlaeos Property. FOR SALE OR RENT Good open ing for , general-merchandise stp'o in new townWlUi $15,000 monthly payroll, on railroad, 12 miles from Medford. Gold Hay Realty Co, 206 W Main. ' tf. FOR SALE. L. N. JUDD, Talent, Or., gonornl real cstato agent; bargains at till times; list, property with me. tf Business Property. FOR SALE Dry goodn store, doing godd business, long blase, small ex penses, cast of S. P. rnijrojul; must sell on account of health. Address "Opportunity," care Mail Tribune offico. , tf FOR SALE Choict businoss prop erty nt a bargain, on long limo; ensy terms. Address Condor, Wa ter Ppwor Co. ,.- 11 --.- i. ... hi i. 1. 1 1.1 IiOta. SPLENDID residence lots, just off 'Kiving, $300, payments $10 month ly; wo' help you build. Room 33, Jackson County Bank bldg. FOR SALE Two large lots, cloo in, easy terms for quick sale. Boy '004, city. e 245 FOR SALE--Four largo lots, East Medford, closo fn; part cash, easy tprms on balance. For further in formation see owner at 137 Souih fvyst.' "" '" 243 DON'T fail to see Roguo River Land commiiy about those two fino lots and two-story 8-room residouco, nil for $2200; this is tho snap of tho holiday Veason, house now rents for $20 per month. tf FOR SALE Residouco lots, close in. high elevation, commanding a beau tiful view of tho city and valley; best residence district, at priceH tbat aro right. A, F. Barnett, Jack son Co. Bank bldg. Phono Majn 42, residence 2574. . tf Acivugc. FOR SALE Largo ' modnrn house with south and oast lrout, 11J leot front on paved street,' by 181 feet long, nicely improved 'rounds; ev erything strictly modern; reason fdr selling, brtly of h"uso needs n change of climate; ibis place is suitublo for nichono or first clu'ss rooming hods; easy terms tb right party. S the Jackson County Really Co., 004 West Tenth st. We also l"ivo largo arid small trapts of imnroved und' nubnprov ed orchard '.ands, tf FOR SALE fi and lO.ncre tracts jnst within ami adjoining city lim its, at u bargain, on 5 annual pay ments. Address Condor Water Power Co. ' 1 1 Acreage, FOR SALE Englo Point is tho com ing town of tho Roguo River valley; tho record orchard of the world is here; the best truck farms in the valley nre hero; wo hnvo tho kind of laud you aro looking for; I luiv'o 1100 ncres of choice fruit and truck (land, ndjoining town, with 200 acres under irrigation, partly set' to fruit, for sule in small tracts nil terms to suit your requirements; tnke no one's word for it, but come up nnd see for vourself. C. W. Lake, Eagle Point. 248 FOR SALE In small tracts, or as a whole, 200 aorcs finest fruit or alfalfa land, 2 miles fiom railroad, 11 miles from Medford; land is ab solutely freo soil, deep nnd riob; no bnrdpan; slopes gently to and faces on main county road; wo must soil this tract in tho next 30 days; price and terms nro right. See plat in our offico. D. IT. Jackson & C"., 118'2 Alain st. Phono 2722.' tf. FOR SALE 14 ncros, 10 acres planted ,to pears,, ono milo from Central Point, '235 por acre. W. T. York & Co. " tf FOR SALFr-30 noros red fruit land, 41.' miles from Medford; will set to any kind pf fruit nnd furnish trees for $200 per, acre; laud as it is, $125 per nero; if interested, write II. E. Bowman, Jacksonville, Or. 200 FOR SALE 5, 10 nnd v20.acro tracts with perpetual water right for salo on easy payment plan. Roguelnnds Incorporated, Fred N. Cummiugs, mnnnger. tf KOIt SALE One acre, will make six largo lots', between two streets to bo paved, close in, with now two story hpiiso und shack; willtuKo a ejose-in lot in trade, or will sclPnuy part In suit purchaser. John 'Rotor, 0 S. Central ave. tf OiTlinriR FOR' SALE Kivo-aoro ' 8-year-old orchard, Spilzcnbergs nnd Nrw towns, milo and u half from Cen tral Point; price $0500; terms. Ask R. II. Lincoln, 21 Jackson County Bank bldg. 243 Houses. FOR SALE Nothing down, $20 monthly, buys 5-room cottngc, largo east front lot; price $025. B. F. Benson, room "33, Jackson County Bank bldg. FOR SALE Limited number puro bred Poland China boars, -3 and 1 months old, eligible to go in tho bust herds uud cheap enough for .any farmer to buy. Borkoluy Or chards, Goo. C. Osgood, mgr. Phone Farmers 703x3. tf Miscellaneous. FOR SALE A- homestead relin quishment of 100 acres with 3,500, 000 feet of saw timber; some water lor irrigation; will sell cheap or Jiyido for unimproved properly in Medford. C. S. Drake, Beagle, Or. ' 2 10 FOR SALP; Animal fertilizer for orchards, lawns, etc.; write for guaranteed analysis and profitable results from use. Union Meat Co.tf FOR SALE Nicely dressed corn fattened hogs, f. o. b. Eagle Point, 10 cents por lb. Address II. F. Brown, Eaglo Point, Or. 245 FOR SALE Placer claim, 00 acres, diteii, reservoirs, sma',1 house, goo J land; Jacksonville 8 miles ; prico right. Address V. A. Springford, Jacksonville, Or. 24i) FOR SALE. FOR SALE Corn. Dr. It. M. Clancy. ' WANTED. Houses. WANTED To rent small house be fore January 5; moderate- pries. Address at once Box 11, enru Mail Tribune offico. 242 MIllCCllMUOOSA. WANTED Boarders and roomer, homo cooking. 410 S. Evergreen st.. corner 12th. ! WANTED-Addresseii of tho follow ing parties, recent arrivals: Js. L. Stevens, Mrs. C. L. Moore, Mrs, 0. F. Clark. Mrs. Win. Diotrick. U ward given; information treated confidentially. Call Phono No. (1043. or address 100, cure Medford Mail Tribune. 240 WANTED Clean cotton rugs at Mall Tribuno office. WANTED Boarders and roomer 510 N. Riverside ave. tf HELP'WANTED. Help Wanted Mule. WANTED A frrsU'lufiB Jupuncso boy for housework, 2 in family and good wages. Apply mornings 219 N. Oakdale. "" tf WANTED Salesmen in every local ity of tho northwest; monoy nd vttneed weekly; many make over $1000 month; choice- of territory. Yakitnai Valley' Nursery Co., Top- nnniob. Wash WANTED - Foreman to take charge 'of young orchard, wifo to cook for men. Must furnish ref erences. Boqdinot Cotuior, Central Point.' 320 HELP WANTED. Help Wanted Maid. WANTEIi Ten men to chop cord wood nt lfutto Falls; return yon rush 00 cents cord. Address J. .1. Wcnniughnm, Butte Falls, Or. 'J 13 Help Wmit'; venialo. WANTED Girl tor general house work; vnncs SI por dny. Call nt 210 W. Main nt. tf Situations Wanted. WANTED Work on ranch by young man and wife. Address Box 1 1, euro Mail Tribune. 240 WANTED Plain fsowing of nil kinds; shirtwaists, underwear, plain skirts and dresses. At 808 Washington st. 244 WANTED Man nnd wifo wish cm- pleymelit: hotel, restnurant or boarding house preferred. E. A. Cnrr, Gen. Del., 510 E. Mnin. 24" BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Accountants. 1). R. WOOD General accountant. Your books audited Und kopt for , rensonablo figure; your business solicited. Orfico Phipps bldg., room 200. Phono 3122. Architects. JOHNS & TURNER, Architects, nnd Buildors. Offico 7-8, 325 Mail). Phono'. Mnin 3471. Rcsidonco phone 744. Aimiyur and Analyst. EARL V. 1NGELS, B.. S. B.H equipped nssay offico in Oregon; food products, soils, fertilizers, spray products, wulor, etc., an alyzed. Grants Pass. Attorneys. COLV1G & RE AMES W. M. Col- vig, C. L. Retimes. Lnwyors. Of fico Medford Nationnl Bank build ing, second floor. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA-LEY-AttoritoVH-at-lqtf;." Nos. (1 and' 2, Postofi'iec buiiiflng. A. E. REAMES Lawyer, anruott Corey bldg. r , WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers, Palm building. Billiard Parlors. S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci gars and Soft Drinks. Up otnirs, Young & ..Hall building, A nice, cool place. to spond tho hot after noons. lilll Posters. VERNE T. CANON Bill pouter an Distributor.' All ordors prpmptl filled. Room 20, Jackson County Bank building. Medford. Or. Cigar and Tobacco. IRELAND & ANTLE, SmokciiouBO Dcalors in tobacco, cigars and smoroks' supplies. Exolitsivo ngents of Lewis Single Bindor. El Moritt and EI Pnlonciu. 212 West Main stroot. Collections ACCOUNTS colluded in any part of tho world. No charge if not col lected. Pncllle Collecting Co,, 33 Jackson Co. Bank bldg. . ,iu Fidelity and Hurety Bonds. It. L, SMALL, bonds of nil kinds in tho best companies. 33 Jackson Co. Bank bldg. Fiiriilturo, II. F. WfLSON & CO., dcnlers in new and swond-baud furniture nnd hardware. Agents for House hold stoves and Tangos, 10 South Fir street. Phono Mnin 3101. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS -Corner 8th nnd Holly drools, Med ford. Mission l'lirnitiiro mndo to ordor. Cabinet work of all kinds. A trial aider solicited. MORDOFF & WOLFF Cookstovos and ranges. Nuw and sccoud-h'nnd furnituro. Ends' old stnnil, 18 W F st.. South. Phono 01. Medford (Jrmilto -Works. GOLD RAY GRANITE CO., 210 W. Main St., manufacturers and deal ers in gmonumontul nnd buildin granite, crashed grnuito common brick uud pressod brick, coarso and fino 'washed rivor sand. MEDFORD BRICK CO.-Geo. W. Friday, O. D. Nnglo, Geo. T. O'Brien Contractors nnd mnnu- fnoturors of brisk; dcalors in pressed brick nnd limo. Offico in Gurnctl-Corcy block, room 200. 2d floor. Phono No. 3181. Notary Public. NOTARY PUBLIC Room Phipps bldg. 207, NOTARY PUBLIC Mail Tribun- offico. ' Numerics. QUAKER NURSERIES-Our trees aro buddel, not grafted. Our Btouk is not irrigntod, Wo euaranteo ev- orything put out. Wo aro notiu tho trust. II. JJ. Patterson, office r rniuntro1 tn 1111 H Xfr.!.. vuvvt IU aw ... muni Dt, J ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR- SERY CO., ino.-Growors of h'tcH Krndo mtrsory stock, Office 25 W. Main. Tel, 1201, u BUUNESS DIRECTORY. Nursery Products THE OREGON NURSERY produals "nro nil ono-yenr bud on 3-j'r roots; representative- offico now in Medford; onn supply npple, pour and walnut trees on shori notice; all guaranteed in every respect; ranch-, crs, write us of your needs; will bo glad to quote you prices. Painters and Papcrlinngers. DECORATE your tinted walls with, stencil borders by A. Risdon, paint er, decorator nnd pnperhanger, No. 5 E. 3d st., Medford. Photographers. HAVE your Xmns photos mndo by" Mnckoy if you wrtpt something to plenso. Physicians ami Surgeons. J. E. SHEARER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Specinl ntteniiou given to internal medicine- and gen eral offico practice. Offico hour's, 10 (n 12, 2 to 4. Offico phono 731, residence phone 4542. Offico over Strang's drug store. DR. S. A. LOOKWOOD Physieinn nnd Surgeon. Offico 210 E. Main st., over niis; kiim' drug storo. Phone Mnin 1001. DRS. CONROY & CLANCY Pliv sioiuus and surgeons, Taylor atin Phipps bldg., rooms 210-211-212. Offico phono 501, residenco phone' 012. Office hours 0 a. ra. to 8 p. tn. DR. F. G, CARLOW. DR. EVA MAINS CAR LOW Osteopathic physicians. Moved to .Rooms 410 and 4 J 7, Qarnott-Coroybldg. Phono Mnin 0351. ' DR. E. II. PORT.ER Diseases of women a specialty, Rooms b, 0, 7, 8. St. Mnrk'n bldg., Medford, Or. Phenes: Offico 45)01, residence 4051. DR. CLARK E. SAUNDERS Prac tice limited to diseases of tho eyo, citr. 11000 nnd throat. Offico 21 1! E. Main st., over Medford Ilard waro Co. DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE Offico in Rinlto bid, 12:1 E, Main. Gras administered ' for oxtrjation . of teeth. Telephone Mnin, 081. Night phono 4432. DR. W.' W. WICK Homoopnthio physician; residenco 203 Olson st phono Mnin 4474; offico, rooms l .nnd 4 St. Mark's block, phono Main 1871. DR. STEARNS Physician nnd Bur? good. Offico Gnrnett-Coroy bldg., rooms 211-212, phono 1002. Rcsi donco 113 Lnurol st., phono 2002. ' W. A. LOVELACE Contractor and practical builder; estimates free; patronage appreciated. 125, South Almond st. ' DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD Prnctieo limited to disenscs of wo men. Offico Ilnskins bldg. Phontf Main 1001. DR. STEPHENSON fitsSglasscs ,to correct any defect of tho eye., Of fico over Allen & Rongau's. Phoup Main 1851. . Dr. W. M. Van Scoyoc. Dr. C. C. Van Scoyoc. Dentists. anrnett-Coroy bldg., suite 318, Med ford, Or. Both PhniitN.' DR. CHOW YOUNG will cure rhcuni alisni, uslhniu, paralysis 'und other (Uncases. See mo at 241 S. Front and 10th streets. Printers and Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped job offico in South ern Oregon; Portland prices. 37 South Central nvonuo. Bteno(.Tplmr. ELLA M. GUANYAW Palm Blooh Stenographic work done quickly nnd woll. ' PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER - 40 Oarpolt, Corey building, West Side. 2-J5 Tin Shops. J. A. Smith Tin shop. Tin and Bheot iron waro on hand and mndo to ordor. 128 North G st. Road Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertakers. Day phono 351. Night phones: C. Couklin 3001; J. E. Butler 3571 ; John A. Peri 4111. Unions. CARPENTERS' UNION, LOCAL 1810 Moots nt Smith's ball, 128 North Grnpo stroot, ovory Thurs day ovoning promptly nt 8 o'clock. All joumojinou carpenters, as well as local members, urged to be pres ent. Business of vital interest to nil carpontcrs transacted nt those nMwtinirs. J. J. Real, lminaa nvt,' Miscellaneous. SOUTHERN OREGON IIOUSB MOVKKS Wo buy, sell and movo all classes of buildings; two yoavn succo ful career iu Medford ;wn orencefi and bonds furnished it'dV Rred.- Berdnn & Smis, pl;ono MnU , 0002, Medford, Or. 1 o u PI iA d'l i.t'i' . . i . . .v ST- JriJk!X, bClAiaitoi 1 v . - fc t. -, j. 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