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-xm'martBBmifmmmm Jii,. IT- .i" EGG HHET 10 DEMY FLOODS " BREAK III PRICE IN 1611 Portland Prico Drops to Ttoenly Nine Cents No More Storage Eggs On Market Butter Corner Falls and Price Decline Prcdictcii. Owing to a break In the egg mar Bet, local eggs will go down in price within the next few days, Is the pre diction made by local produce men. Saturday's prices for fre3h ranch eggs In Portland was 20c nnd a cor responding decrease will occur here. Thcro are no more storage eggs on tho local market, but this will not nffoct tho prospects of an early do clino. Butter is also on tho ilecHno and I hi price of $1.00 pur 2 pound roll, to which It was prophesied to go, was never reached. There is no now fresh produce on tho market yet, but California nspar agus Is expected to arrlvo poon. MEDFORD MARKETS. (Prices paid by Mcdford merchants. Potatoes $1.1 5()1.3d per cwt. Cabbage 1 'i:(?t)lc. Squash 85cfjj)$l, Parsnips l'je. Carrots P-C Beets IVfee. Onions Jij to 3.S5. Pears lVj(n)2c. Prunes lined, 4c. Pumpkins S12VSc. Apples 2o. jCelory 75e$l per dozen. Huttcr, Eggs anil Poultry. (Prices paid by Mcdford merchants' Putter Fro4i ranch (roll), (ioe creimierv, 7."o. Eggs Pre- h ranch, . Poultry Mixed, 1014o; sprite, chickens, 14(7)l(io; turkeys, uc. (Prices paid producers.)' Hay Timothy, $1; alfalfa.n $1-1 grass, $14; grain liny, $10. Grain Wheat $l.l.r) bushel; ont $30 ton; barley, $32 ton. Beef Cows, 4(ri)41.ie; steers, 5(i 5V.C. Pork 7io8c. Veal Dressed, 0c. (Selling prices.) Rolled barley, $1.75 cwt.; $32 ton bum, $1.73; middlings, $1.S."1.90 Mutton .")(?? o'-ie; lambs, Co. GATTL MARKET IS FASY II TONE Rccuipt on this market for tin week have been II.")!) cattle, S' calves, 1083 hogs, ."!) 0!) sheep am. 21 II. and M. Tho entile market for the week hn been easy in tone anil price-. Iimvi ragged from 2.") to ."id cenls froii the high point of a week or two ago There was nothing of extra quolil.. in tin; offerings and the lop piici was not tivted. The hog market also shows weak ness in sympathy with eastivn points. Supplie were made u; equally from Missouri river and Portland, and the quality aside from contract delnenes was not such in t. bring out the full strength of the market. The top price was 8:0."'. ( iiioil quality sheep brought gone prices. One lot of wet here brnimln $'.2."i and eyes sold for $1.31). Mo.-i of the sheep olfered were not fat and with the heavy supply to choose from buyers were indifferent to every thing except the best. .MONEY HACK. (lias, ('(rang Sells llcmaiknhlo Ca tarrli Cure. Pour a few drops of HYOMISI (pro nounced Hlgh-o-me) Into tho hard rubbor iuhaler and you can then broathe Into tho lung the very same iintlBBptic, germ killing nir as you would breathe in tho Australian for ests of oucnlyptus, where catarrh ! unknown. And HYOMISI is so pleasant to use; u'll like to uso it; whou you broathe It the ffoit 011 the Inflam ed catarrh infocted and germ rlddeu membrane it soothing and healing. In flvo minutes you get such won derful relief that you 'will know that .it last you have a cure for catarrh. A HYQMTSl outfij which consists of one bottle of 1IYOMKI. a hard nibber pocket Inhaler, a medicine dropper and simple instructions for use, costi only $1.00, and oxtra bot i'es of HYOJIBI, if afterward need nl, 50 cents. Besides catarrh, renumber that MYOMJ5I U guaranteed to cure asth i ui. croup. broMhltls. coughs, colds, .ic throat, or money bck. UYOM13I - sold by Okas. Strang and leading diuggisU everywhere. Trial sample fiee from Booth's llyoiwl Co.. Buffa 1 X Y. ' lLiUtiis fer Health. Hundreds of Families Driven From Their Homes and Great Damage Done Property Heavy Rains Fall for Three Weeks. WHEELING. W. Va., Jan. SO. Hundreds of fnmllies were driven from their homes and $250,000 worth of property was destroyed by floods in northern West Virginia today. In Mnnnlngton tho streets wore under a foot of water, cellars wero flooded and gas and water mains washed out. The city was in darkness. Crops In the vicinity wero washed out and farmers forced to movo tholr families to higher ground. HoaVy rains for the last three weeks wero tho cause. BLACKMAIL IS CHARGED AGAINST SEATTLE TRIO SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 3(1. Mi and Mi-. Harold Harr and II. C. Car roll must face trial for blackmail after having secured a check for $2fC by alleged badger game methods from .John 0. Kobev. the president, ot n baking company, the police- asset I ed .today. The trio was closeted for several hours yesterday with Prosecuting Attorney .John F. Murphy ami as a result, a direct information chargim. blackmail will be filed against all three, it is said. KCKIH SAYS THEY HAVE CLASS. The showing of tho Company V basketball team, Portage, Wis., at the Vatlonal A. A. IT. tournament In Chi cago last March, when they won tho championship from a group of ''ast representative quints from all ivor the middle west and beyond, moved the critics to enthusiasm. An alyzing the final game of the tour ney, in tho Chicago Tribune, Walter H. Eckcrsnll, famous "University of Chicago athlete, wrete: "Displaying iupremo confidence and negotiating baskets from overy nngle, Portage went Into the lead from the start, nalnly through the accurate basket mooting of Sheppard. Five minutes ifter the call of time tho Badgers led the Premiere Lodge five of St. Louis by a 10 to 1 cjnunt. -This they gradu 1 11 y Increased until the first period niled IS to fi In their favor. Por age continuod its rapid scoring gait 11 the second half and doubled tho core. "The 'show incs' seemed un iblo to break up the superb passing if Hie Wisconsin team. Tho Pro uicros had lew chances to score barf 'tcts because of the excellent guard ing of Schneider and Hlnlclo. The muskets which were scored by tho St. Mollis flvo were from long range. Pen minutes alter play started the esult never was in doubt. Company v, composed or tall, uingy players, 'mil little trouble In obtaining pos iosslon of the ball when It had to be ossed into tho air. They simply I'enchod up and grabbed It out of tho ilr and passed It to sonto playor In 'lositlon to try for n basket. CmUir FOR sale; 20 acres, im 0 $1000. $0000 will handle. 100 acres 2,000,011(1 feet good tim ber: railroad divides Intel; 20 acres will pay for all; prico or. low; terms if desired. 110 acre, 3 miles from town, 70 floured, (i in orehuid; rich black soil; buildings; $S5 ver acre. )0 acres, 't aik' '''' Km-xI' Point, near railroad; cleared and fenced; finest of pear soil; sell any pail $S5 per Hcie. 11 aeros, S in pour orchard, good house, well, windmill, 8 chicken houses, 1A miles out; $3300; good terms. .11 i.cies undcr-dileh, on main rmd, 3 miles out, $2-i0 iier ucio; lorins. i CITY PROPERTY Lot on W. Tenth, $350. Ut on Palm, $250. i-room house, pantry, bnlhrooii, cle in. $2100; tenu. Westmoreland lots $275. West Wulnut Purk 1H, $275-$350; $25 down, $10 month, 0 per eonl 7-roow. new, htrietly minlern house completely fiinushed, a rory ut- truetive home, $9U0O; terw. 7 good lots. H'73; euy tenm. WANTED J Citv and ranch property to list. Girls for general homework, , Man und wife on ranch; house-, keeper. Snail of r. :n-h horse . 1-l((l lb-, 1,.. bleniislM's Hi'iit'"' -11 y'e drlwi , 1000 lb- . F. S. 6ITMR Room 206. N.H. V PWPPS Bltlu , aiEDFORD MATX TKTBUNTS. the conditions, Prcmlero Lodge play-' ed a plucky, uphill game, but sltnnlv1 wen outclassed. The final scoro was at! to 14." At "Nat." Tuesday, January 31, ami Wednesday, February 1. Curtain at opera house rises at 0 p. m. "Wed nesday night. FOR EXCHANGE. ileal Kslnto TO EXCHANGE For Mcdford preperly: 20 ncres, unimproved, $2000; 10 acres, unimproved. $1000; 20 acres, unimproved. $1000; IS ncres, improved, $7500; 52 acres, improved, $11,000; 30 acres, improved, $0000. W. T. York & Co. tf FOR EXCHANGE Mcdford nnd suburban property, ranches, timbor lands, for other property. Address Box 109, ctvro Mail Tribune. tf FOR SALE OR RENT. Houses FOR RENT OR KALE House prllv furnished. Inquire SKi W llth slrcet. 2(11) FOR RENT OR SALE New S-room house on west side of city. In ouiro phone 31S flarnelt-Coiv,. bldg. 272 lluslncss Property FOR SALE OR RENT Good open ing for general merchandise store hi' new (own wjlh $15,000 monthl payroll, on railroad, 12 miles from Mcdford. Gold Ray Realty Co, 20fi W-Muin. tf. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Five passenger 4-cylinder touring auto mobile. Address Box 200, care Mail Tribune office. tf FOR RENT. Boaid ami Rooms FOR RENT At tho Cottage, pleas ant furnished rooms and board, with hoi nnd cold running water; baths, largo sunny porches. 001 W. 10th st. orl24King st. tf Housekeeping Iloonis FOR' RENT Three nice large light rooms on ground floor. Can be usod for light housekeeping. Telephone Main -107-1. tf FOR RENT Newly furnished hous? keeping looms; center town. 1231 E. 0th st. 207 Houses FOR RENT -New modern fi-room house, -I blocks from Main. Phone 2-1.15. 521 Hamilton st.. W. ti FOR RENT Eight room new Iijmisc on W. Main st. Cement wnlkand pavement, $.35 tier month. Store building at the .lunclion of Jack son st., and S. P. Ry. ; best subur ban location in the city, $30 per v month. Also three residence prop erties 011 east side now in course of con .traction for rent or sale about March !. A. Harnett. Phone. Main 12 Pacific 257-1. FOR RENT New .iitoni cotte-e VIom in. Impure 510 South Central live. 270 Houses FOR RENT Two-roomed house nnd large tent, furnished, $10. pur nioulli. Call second house south of W. 11 th Grocery. Furnished Itooins FOR RENT' Furnished room-; board if wauled. 10 Court n. 2d'.) FOR RENT Two furnished inoins and two unfurnished communica tion rooim. Prices reasonable. In ipuie 520 S. Holly. 2(11) FOR RENT Furnished rooms foi trnusicnta at Xo. 10 N. Gnipo st. nevt Fill murk' & Fruitgrowers' bank bldg. tf FOR RENT Fu rushed Bleeping room; crylhing now and oloaji; reiiMinnblo price; easy walk from Main st. Only men tieed apply. Olofcon and V. Hamilton hU. Phone Main -147-1. tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms in1 center business district, 'Modford;i modern equipment, stoam hunt, olc- trie light, baths, hot and cold watei ' and junitor service. Rooms single, or en suite. Enquire Aldeuhnujou,' Roguo River Eloottie Co., 210 W I .Main st. tf FOR RENT 20 modern equippod rooms, steam boat, hot nnd cold wa tor, oloftrio light, loilois and baths, suitable fer flrst-olaw rooming house; rooms en suito, suitable for. families or modern offices. Inquire 1 Aittennaxmi, oaro ltoguo Ktvor Eloo- trio Co. tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, board next door. 345 N. ! Bartlett. , . tf I'arms FOR RENT Farms from 40 nores' to 400 ncros, alfalfa land, fruit ' ranehe, garden lands, general firrniiitf randies Gold Rnv HeN.lt , Co, -'10 V t Main tt j arEDFOttD. OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY HO, 1011. FOR RENT., ll'.lslllC.SS Hooins. FOR RENT Office rooms over the Postoffico. See G. F. Dyer, 123 E. Main st., room 2. FOR RENT Office rooms it: Elec tric building, modern equipment steam heat, oloctn'o light, bnths, toilet, hot and col:l water. Gold Rny Realty Co., 210 V. Main st. If FOR RENT Business room on W Main St., 24x110, suitable for res taurant or billinrd room or other business, steam heat. Gold Ra Realty Co.. 21(1 W. Main st tf ' FOR RENT A large heated office plenty of ho.t water and baths fur nished free to roomers at 133 W Main st. 2S8 Miscellaneous FOR L10AS13 Fully equipped placet mine. Call on Aldenhagon, Rogue River Klectrlo Co., 21G West Main. tf TO LET One thousand-loads loam soil" for hauling. 134 S. Burl lett. tf FOR SALE. Acrehge. FOI! SALE 5, 10 mid 20-ncrc tracts with perpetual water right f6r salo on easy payment plan Roguclands Incorporated, Fred N Cutnmings. manugor. tf FOR SALE 5 and 10-ncro tracts just within and adjoining city lim its, at n bargain, on 5 annunl pay ments. Address Condor Wutei Power Co. FOR SALE 30 aetcs red fruit land 4'j miles from Mcdford; will set to nny kind of fruit and furnish trees and will care for the orchard foi fivortyenrs for $250 an ncrc; will acre! Land as it is $125 per acre. II. E, Bowman, Jacksonville, Ore gon. 285 FOR SALE Your Opportunity 177 acres, 3 bloek.t to slreet car lens than a mile to Diversity of Or egon, 1 V2 miles to court house just outside city limits; beautiful view of city; all fine apple and pear land, could not lay better; 51 bearing fruit' trees; hnut-'o and large barn; fine springs, artesian walei in house and barn: new (5-foot side wnlk all Hie way to oily. Half un der cultivation. Best subdiuding proposition in the ntate: lots across 'street from $150 to $400. If taken nt onco will sell for $350 per nero iifiiTl ' ertsli. Nii'itgeiils. Address owner;. Its 03, Eugene. Ore. II Lots FOlF SALE CHEAP South front lot on puvemcut on Tenth st. In quire of owner, (115 W. llth st. 2(jS FOR KALE- Two large Jots, chAc in, very cheap, for cash. Address Box 25, Mail Tribune. 208 FOR SALE Five lots, close in at rciiRotinhlc prico. Inquire at 103 N. Central nve. ' 208 FOI.' SALE One lot in Walnut park, close to paving, (I0.125; lays. purfeclly; on your own terms. Bitl uer & Clerk. tf FOR SALE 5 lots in Laurel park bust offer, quick sales; terms 01 cash. See owner. B. F. Benson Moore hiflol. 271" Houses FOR SALE Nothing down and $20 monthly buys $025; cottage rents f.r $10; monthly; cast facing lot 50.125. Lot I, block I, Benson ad dition. B. I1'. Bonbon, .Moore ho- Jek JJZil FOR SALE Largo modern Iioum with south ami east front, 113 feci front on paved strcot, by 181 foul long, nicely improvod grounds': ev erything strictly modern; reason for Helling, Indy of 1iuho needs -i change of climuto; this place is suitable for nieo homo or first class rooming hoiif; easy lei ins to right parlv. S the Jackson Countv Realty Co., 004 Wont Tenth st. Wo also buvo latgo and smnll tracts of iiii'iioved and unimprov ed orchard nnfls if Houses FOR KALE Two houses, 31 S. Or ange, $2200; 822 Bennett avc ifcQQO: bv John Hnndoron. 270 ISusincsH Property FOR SALE Cholit business prop erty nt a bargain, dn long lime; oasv terms. Address Condor Wa tt r Power Co. .Miscellaneous FOR SALE Two notos $3383.83; each pu ruble March, 1012, and March, 1013; security three times amount of notes. Address box ftbft Med ford. IJ FOR SALE Liinitad number tuna- bred Poland China hours, 8 and 1 j months old, eligible to go in the best herds and cheap onough for any farmer to buy. Bdrkoluy Or cliurds, Geo. 0. Osgood, mgr. Phono Fannors 708x3. tf FOR SALE -A "Forcieuer" liig jel III uk hor-e ell, will it II Mint's old Mi. IV l'Ml. John B II.. 1 Wuodwllc, (ll 20b I FOR SALE. Miscellaneous FOR SALE Choicest baled alfalfa hay, $10 per ton. Daggett ranch. 273 FOR SALE Write to Sampson Spray Co., Grants Pnss for price.-', ns the association has not done so. We will quote you prices as an in dividual. Sampson Spray Co., Grants Pass. Or. 275. FOR SALE I fancy bronze turkeys and some White Leghorn roosters. Robt. Button. 2(iS FOR SALE 12 and KLincli lengths oak nnd fir block wood for usu ic heaters and fireplaces; also split fine for kitchen use. F. Oscn brugge, 4(Jl Riverside avenue. Pa cific phono 1041. 270 FOR SALE Milch cow coming fresh in five weeks, $05, if taken within 10 days. Call or address Rancli. 2 miles south of Gold Hill. Muck Blowers, Gold Hill, Or. 207 SINGER and Wheeler & Wiison sew ing machines for salo or rent; sup plies and repairs for all kinds' Everything guaranteed. Offico nt Allin's Store. Phono 0043. FOR SALE A good milch cow. Ad dress Box 732.. Mod ford. If FOR SALE Good second hand typewriter, $15. Enquire 33 X. Barllett or phone Main 4531. 208 FOR SALE Block wood. Leave your orders at Mcdford Hard ware Co., , ,,. , , 1370 HELP WANTED. Help Wanted sMalo WANTED Salesmen in ovcry local ity of the northwost; monoy nd vnuced weekly; many make over $1000 month; clioico of territory. Yakima Valloy Nursory Co., Top polish, Wash. WANTED Young man with knowl edge of clearing land. Apply 330 (Wh si. 207 WAITED -A man to prune 20 ncivs of Jontahan apple trees. Apply Foothill orchard, care of Burrcll or chards.. 127(5 WANTED Man or woman to sell fastest selling book ever printed Can make from $3 to $8 a day by earnest work. Call for.). II. Frank lin at 203 Olcsou st., after 0 p. 111., evenings. tf Help Wanted lViunl. WANTED Maid for general house work. Must be neat and trust worthy. $25 per mouth. P. S Slcenstuef, Jacksonville. Phone 321, .lueksonvii 270 WANTED-Middle iigcd woman for general housework. No washing. Good wages. Call-up Main 1771 322 SNewtoWh:' 'Mis. van. 271 WANTED. Miscellaneous WANTED- To buy the best lot $8:.ll to $150 will buy, close in, with water cud sewor ill. Addicss Bo. 11, caie .Mail Tribune office. If WANTED-Sowing by day. Call al 421 K. Grape st. . 20!) WANTED A small dairy rancli on shares by 11 reliable party. Address .1. C. Gray, Turlark, Cal., Route I Box 250. 208 FOR KALE Double seated 4-spring mountain wagon. Call on L. A. Rose, Phoenix. Or. 207 WANTED To iiMit a (I or 7 room modern house with a barn. Will lease fur one venr. Address Bo.s ,1 I. .-arc .Mail Tribune office 207 WANTED TO RENT -Small fur nished liouKoimmcd,intc!y. .Must have Inilli, be reasonable and close in. Apply A. It. Manos, Mail Trib une office or phone 3021, WANTED I do hoiiHccleauiug by hiv, hours or week. Yama. Tel. .Main 0051. I WANT an opportunity to scrw 011r interests? Can you use an linnosf, industrious young man v. ith a bent toward advertising and saliMmaiiship, References and -perience. Addiess W., en 10 Mai! Tribune m L- r BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FOR LEAKE 22-room hotel nowlv renovated, largo m-onmls, lino lo cation. Enquire at Stouo's Cand and Cigar Ktorc, 122 Front st. tf LOST. LOST Bankbook, chuck book and valuable papers, between Monro ho tel and poHtoflice. Return lo Moore hotel und rcccie reward. A L. Fuulkiier. 200" LOST A fur on Main st.. or .it opera liiuisi- niu'ht Mary Manner ing plavcd here. Return to 718 W. Main and receive a reward. 2trT BUSINESS. DIRECTORY. Accountants I). R. WOOD General accountant. Your books audited and kept- for reasonable figure; vmir Iiiis'iik sollllltll. l) III . PllliH bldg room 2u't Phone J122. 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Architects LOOK. READ AND THINK I will draw plans, make cstinintcf. build your house tosuil you; will take as part pay hogs, cows, fur niture, fruit, acreage, or city lots in any desirable location, or will take your nolcs on tonus to suit. 1 also have a nice home, 1(50 acres im proved down S. E. will exchange for lots or uercnggo hero f same valuo. Call at 112 S. Riverside any day, after 7 p. 111. or phone 3082 at 0:30 p. m., or drop me card stating your wants and needs W. A. Lovelace, Contractor nnd Builder. JOHNS & TURNER. Architects ami Builders.' Offico 7-8, 325 Main. Phono Main 3471. RoBidonco phone 744. As say or and Analyse EARL V. 1NGELS, B. S. Boat equipped assay offico in Oregon; food products, soils, fertilizers, spray products, water, etc., na nlvrod. Grants Pass. Attorneys COLVIG ft REAMES W. M. Col vig, C. Ia Ronmes. Lnwyors. Of fico Mcdford Nationnl Bank build ing, second floor. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA LEY Allornoyfl-nt-lnw. Nos. 1 and 2, Postoffico building. A. 13. REAMES Lawyer, Gnmett Corov bldg. W1TI1INGTON Ss KELLY Lnwyors, Palm building. B. F. MULKEY Lawyer. Room 30. Jackson Co.Hnjikbldr. llilllartl Parlors S. T. BROWN' & CO. Billiards, Ci gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs, Young & Hall building. A nice, cool plnco to spend tho hot after noons. Hill Posters VERNE T. CANON Bill pUtorntic Distributor. All ordors prompllj filled. Room 20, Jackson Couht Bank building. Medford, Or. Civil Kngincci CIVIL ENGlNEEIt Go to L. W. Whiting ut southeast corner of Main and Central for surveying drafting, building grades, sewer de sign, oily engineering, eoiibrclo or irrigation construction, or other engineering work. Subdividing and platting a specialty. So .see mo if you conteinphito snob work. 283 Collections ACCOUNTS collected in any part of tho wot Id. No chargo if not col lected. Pacific Collecting Co., 33 Taokson Co. Bank bldg. Cigars anil Tobacco IRELAND & ANTLE, Smokehouse Dcalors in tobacco, cigars nnd smorcks' supplies. Exclusive ngents of Lewis Singlo Binder. El Merit! und El Pulencia. 212 West Main strnot. Fidelity and Surety Konds L. L. SMALL, bonds of nil kinds in tho best companies. 33 Jackson Co. Bank bldg. Fimiltiiro II. F. WILSON & CO., dcalors in now nnd svond-lmnd furniture and hai d ware. Agents for House hold stoves and ranges. 10 South Fir strcot. Phono Main 31(11. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS -Corner 8th and Holly utrcets, Med ford. Mission furniture mado to order. Cabinet work of all kinds. upl A (rial older solicited. MORDOFF & WOLFF Cookstovcs and raugos. New and second-hand furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 W F st.. South. Phono 01, Mcdford (iraulto Works GOLD RAY ORANITE CO., 210 W. Main st., manufacturers nad deal ers in guionumoiital nud buildiu granite, crushed grnuito common brick and pressed brick, coarso and fine washed river sand. MEDFORD BRICK CO.-Goo7 W. Priddy, 0. D. Naglo, Geo. T. O'Brien-- Contractor and inaau- fnoturo'rs of brbk; dealers in prosscd briok and limo. Offico in Garnett-Corev block, room 201). 2d floor. Phono No. 3181 Nursery Products THE OKKCION NURSERY products aro all ouo-yoar bud 011 8-yoai roots; representative office now in Medford; can supply apple, pent and walnut trees 011 short uotico; all guarnnteod in ovory rospcet; ranch ers, write us of your noods; will be glad to (inote von prices. Nurseries . QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees aro budded, not grafted. Our Btook is not irrigated. Wo guuranteo ev erything put out. Wo aro not in tho trust. II. B. Patterson, office romovodto 110 E. Main st. ItOGUB RIVER VALLEY NtliT KERY CO, inp. (IroAvors of unfit grade nursery stock. Office 2j W. Mum. Tol. 1201. PAGE FIVE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Notary Public NOTARY PUBLIC Room 207, Phipps bldg. NOTARY PUBLIC Mail Tribuna offico. Physicians and Surgeons J. 13. SHEARER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given lo iuternnl medicino and gen eral offico practice. Offico hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 4. Offico phono 731, residence phono 4542. Offico over Strang's drug store DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician nnd Surgeon. Offico 210 E. Main st., over Han- kins' drug store. Phono Main 1001. DRS. CONROY & CLANCYPIiy sicinns and surgeons, Tnylor anfc Phipps bldg., rooms 210-211-212. Office phono 501, residenco phono 012. Offico hours 9 a. r.i. lo 8 p. m. DR. F. G. CARLOW. DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic physicians. Moved to Rooms 410 nud 417, Garnott-Coroy bldg. Phono Main 0351. DR. E. II. PORT.ER Disn&ses of women a specialty. Rooms b, G, 7 8. St. Mnrk'o bldg., Mcdford, Oi Phones: Offico 4901, rcsidonci 4951. DR. CLARK 13. SAUNDERS Prac tice limited 10 diseases of the eye, car, noso and throat. Offico Snilo 318, Garnctt-Corey bldg. DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE, Dentist Office in Rialto bldg., 123 L Main. Gas administered for ex Iraclion of teeth. Telcphono Mam 081. Night phone 4432. DR. W. W. WICK Homeopathir physician; residenco 203 Olson st., phono Main 447-1; offico, rooms 3 and 4 St. Mark's block, phono Muni 1871. . DR. STEARNS-Physician and sur geon. Offico Gnniott-Coroy bldg., rooms 211-212, phono 1092. Resi dence 113 Lnurol Bt., phono 2092. DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD Practice limited to disenscs of wo men. Offico Haskinn bldg. Phone Main 1001. Dr. W. M. Van Scoyoo. Dr. C. C. Van Scoyoo. Dentists. Garnelt-Co-cy bldg., suite 318, Mcd ford, Or. Both Phones:. DK.'H. 13. QUEEN, cyo, car, noso and throui. Rooms 212-213 Gnr-unett-Corcy bldg. DR. E. E. KOCH, Chiropractic dem o.Tidrator of Psychology. Eao for iill disease. No drugs. No kimn Phone (1701, or call al 30(1 M7 Gariiott-Corov bile. Hours ! to 12: I to (I, and 7 (o 8; by appointment on Siiudnys. CI IOW YOUNG'S Chinese medicines will cure rheumatism, catarrh, colds, goiters, throat and lung trouble, deafiiebS, paralysis, pn vaio diseases and till kinds of chronic nud nervous ailments. Stom ach trouble, constipation, indige-.-liou, womb nnd bladder trouble. Kee me ut 2-11 S. Front st., Med ford, Or. DR. LEROY M. GORDON - Chit . practic spiuologist; over Mcdford Hardware Co., 210 E. Main st., Mcdford, Or. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tho best equipped job offico in South ern Oregon; Portland prices. 37 South Central nvonue. Stenographers ELLA M. GUANYAW Paba Block. Stcnoraphio work done quickly nnd veil Tin Shops J. A. Smith Tin shop. Tin and shcot iron ware on band nnd made to order. 128 North Q st. Read Tents and Awnings MEDFORD TENT AND AWNING Co., milkers of now, repairers of old. Both phones 40.1. S. Oakdale. Ciidcilakers MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertakers. Day phono 351. Night phones: C. W. Couklin 3001; J. E. Butler 3571 ; John A. Peri 4111. Unions CARPENTERS' UNION, LOCAL 1810 Moots at Smith's hall, 123 North Grapo strcot, every Thurs day ovoning promptly at 8 o'clock. All journeymen carpenters, as well as local members, urged to be pres ent. Business of vital interest to all carpontors transacted nt these nmoiintrs. J, J. Son!, business act. Miscellaneous SOUTHERN OREGON- HOUSK-MOVERS-Wo buy, sell and move all classes of buildings; two yonr' sncceVfnl career in Medford; ref erences nnd bonds furnished if de sired. Berdan & Sons, phono Mam 0002, Medford, Or,