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THE MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 35, 1909. 4 4 4444 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 H444444fH4444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 f 4 4 4 444444 4' A Page of Business Opportunities and Other Chances 4 4 444 44 44 H4 4 44444t44444444 4 444 444 4'4f44414 4444444444444 444 4444M 4444444444444444 4444444 444444444 4 4 4 44 44 4444444444444444,44 MUCH INTEREST IN T Clover Lnds Meet Next Monday Ev- cnlnn Hljli Class Spurt Promised. Mitch Internal Ih being manifested In the coining boxing contoHt between Roy Dunn unit Hnrl IliilHtoii In thu 111 ft lit event of tlio IioxIiik rontoHl on next Monday evening nt t ho Modford theater. For tlio past two weeks both boys tin vo boon tralnliiK litiril to got Into ni'iit trim, ns each known what n taHk ho Iiiih to 1iiimll. Doitn has a ropu tiitlon of luting 11 real boxer, with tho fnmoiiH "haymaker," and figures h ran flml UiiImIou with It. ItulHtuu han proven to Hid Mod ford faun thai li Ih shifty anil also poxnotMn something llk a "haymak er" himself. TIniH tho fans need not fo-tr disappointment In this pair. Thi' cnrtaln-ralrior Ih tho hIiow of thu f veiling, In which two Medford'n "paperweights" clash In a throe round go. In nil, MxiHonl and vicinity linn a ohniiro hero to witness a moral,! elsnn. and mie of tho moHt notnd world h 1 it Thoro Ih not a dutu'iiorntti point In oliHtn IioxIiik, and a more enjoyable sport never Iiiih Iihiui plnrod hoforo tho pnhllr. IIoxIiik today nut lot sec ond to mine 11H a national Hport and In fast becoming moro and more pop nlnr. Tho eontontniitM of Monday nve--Iiik's mIiow ar all local boys In a way, hh (hoy havo lived In Mod font for tho past two yours. ItnlHtnu and D01111 havo had ring experience In I'al Ifornla undor tho Instructions of some of tho mom noted hoxorH, which Ih 1 nu niwuraiuo to tho puhllo that tholr oxhlliltlon will )0 moral and clean. No Hinall amount of encouragement Khoiild ho Hhown to those willing IndH who havo, an tho main point or tholr efforts, to bring together every man who enjoys any kind of phyHlcal tralnliiK Into an organization, nnmo ly tho Modford Athlotlo club. It Ih their desire to organize such n club for all, unrollliiK In It every Knmu or nport which will tend to dovolop tho phynlcal condition of Medford'M ynuunnd old. It In for thin that thene boys, en roiirnKud by n few local IiuhImohh men, nro Btrlvlm; to awaken an Interest nmonK nil, nnd poHnesH them with a Mplrlt thnt will rmiHo them to organ ize. Incorporate nnd maintain an or ganization thnt can compete with nny mid all clubn In OreKon nnd Cali fornia and live to ho ono Medford inny nlwnyn bo proud of. Iloost It hIoiik. nil who aro for Modford, GERMANS ARE PLANTING LAFfGE FORESTS IN CHINA In eoiiHidcrinj,' the progriWH of the HlmoHt worlil-wido movement for pro toelion of forontn, nn iiituroMiiitr ro view htiri jimt lioen inndo of tho work in CHnna n country which in so oft on cited rfH nn nxiimpKi of tlio evil ef IVcIh of defoiiiHtnlioii. Tn n iMirtion of thu Oelcstinl kiiiL' dom onrncst offorlH nro now being. undo to ni-estnbliHh n forciHt oov r ly planting. Conmil Wilbur T. Orncey of THingtnu, China, reports 1 1 ... i At. rt . . . . nun nit uormniiH in unit region nro making KiicceKHfiil ultemptH at rofor- ostiition. Tho huccdsh of thu work wiih practically nHHiired nt tho Hlnrt, lor to (lerniiuiy ik given the credit for having the higliCHt developed hvs- tem of forestry, mill it wiih naturn to expect Unit the long experience in forcKt work in thu fatherland would Ichhcii preliminary oxporimontntion nnd hnfltmi progronn in China. THAT CHRISTMAS 1MIKHHNT. A nlco plcco of cnblaot work or mission furnlturo mnlcoa an idoal gift, very appropriate nnd uaoful. Wo npo lallzo In maklug tho "out of tho or dinary" plocos. In fact, anything In tho mlnajon fi rntturo or oablnot work llnoa mndo to your order, any finish you may dcnlro. Drop In and sot our prco8, MI88ION FUItNITURK WORKS, Shop near cornor Elshth and Holly RtrootR. Phono 3302, A SNAP Flvo-room biint;nlow and lot In East Modford, on easy tonus It tak en at oucu. Ilqulro 1 in MAIN HTHEIOT, MEDFOHI). OH. DECIOUQS FRUIT AT Roo & Hatfield State That This Sea- t son's Crop Is Nearly All Sold.. i Itao & Hattlold nay: Mliinuwnwa hrnrid Emperors In tho ICkIiuI woro montly good size nnd col or, hut allowed coiiHldorahlo stem rot, clusters hoIIIiik $ 1 . 7 r. to 11.87 1-2; llunck pack, $1.12 1-2 to $1.50. Oth ora raiiKol from r.Oc to $1 with nn average of $1,10 fo rtfio car. Persimmons In thin car wcro iimnll nnd iiold for $1.50, Earl's car from Kllnk consisted of TokayH and Emperors; TokayH In rotten condition hoIIIiik for 40c. Em purorn wor() g d size and color, froHh and Rood condition, selling $ 1 .2D to $1.50. Offerlnj; tnmonow wilt coiihIhI of three earn, of which wo will havo two, 0:10 car of Emperors, ono car of ptmrfl. ThurHton eompnny will havo ono car of Emperors. TIiIh will prob ahly wind tho docldiioun fruit HcnHou up for I'JO'J. 4 II1IHII1CHH IIIUIl WOIIMI 110 lOOIlttll IO try to hiivo dimo when lie knew lie would Inlor Ioho dollars. This nji- I4 ltt ijti. 4 t til .1 Piioh paruouinny 10 1110 iruu row- cr; iion v miy poor hiook occnuse iih( dump. See I, B. Hoover and Kot tho bout. ooqi I.lvo nt tho I'alniH, now trick building, now furniture, strictly modern, cor ner Ornpe nnd Main ntrcots. 44444444444444444 PORTLAND MARKETS. 44444444 4444444444 1Iomi, Wool anil Hides. Hops 1908 crop, cholco, 17c; prlmo to cholco, lCc; prlmo, 15 Mc, medium, 15c; 1909 cholco, 23c; prime, $20c; medium, 18M9p. Wool 1909, Wtllamotto vaHey, 20(T24c; eastern Oregon, 20?23c. Sheepskins Shearing, 10 tQ1 25c oach; short wool, 25Q50c; medium wool, &0c(?$l each; long wool, 75c $1.26 each. Tnllow Prlmo, por lb., 3 (IT 4c; No. soles, Cc lb; shrimps, 12 l-2o lb; 2 nnd greaso. 2?2V6c porch, Cc lb; torn cod, 8c lb; lobsters, Chlttlm bnrk 4fi'4&c. 32c lb; crawfish, 23c doz; sturgeon, Mohair 1900, 23024c lb j 2Ma lb; black bass, 20o lb; silver Hides Dry hides, 17G18S4o lb;ismolts, Co lb; black cod, 7c lb; Kreon, 9'4(cl04c lb; bulls, roon snlt, Tc lb; kips, 10 MO Vic lb; calves green, lC18c lb. Itutter, Kgg mill Poultry. Ebeh Local. candlod, solect, 42Vic; ordinary run 40 ft 42c; sec onds, 32c; local storaco, 32Vi3'3Gc; uaHtern stornco, 32 1-2 (3 5c. Uuttor Fat Dellvory f o. b. Port land Sweet cream, 37c; sour, 35 l-2c. Iluttor Extrn creamory, 39 l-2c; fancy, 37 UTS 8c; storo, 25c. Clicenc Fancy full cream flaU, lfic; triplets and dalslon, ISc; Younn Americas, 19c. Poultry Mixed chickens. 15 5? 15 l-2c; fancy lions, 15 l-2c; roos- toni, old, lie; springs, lGc; ceoso( 10c; ducks, lGc; pigeons, squabs $2 doz; dressed chickens, 17 1-2 fl ISc; wild iooho, $0 dozen, (irnln, Kloin- iw id liny. Unrloy Producers' prlct 1909 Fo$od, $28.50; rolled, $30; brow' Ing, $29 C 29.50. Wheat Track Club, $1.05; bltio- tuni, $1.17; rod, $1; fortyfold, $1.09; Turkoy rod, $1.03 j 1.05; Wlllnmotto valley, 1.0a. MIllstuffH Selling prlco nrnn, $2tl; middlings, $33; shortB, $2G; chop, $22(028; alfalfa meal, $21 por ton. Flour New crop, patents, $0.15; straight, $1.85; bakers, $5.95(6.15; Wllluinett0 valley, $5.70 bbl; export grndos, $4; nrahnm, Vs, $5. CO; whole wheat, $5,20; ryo, 50, $0.50; balos, $3, Hay producers' prices Now timothy, Wlllnmotto valloy fancy, $18; ordinary, $17; enstorn Oregon, $20; mixed, $14Ril5; clovor No. 1, $14 16; wheat, $14 015; cheat, $15 10; nlfalfa, $15. Onts Spot delivery, now, produc ers' prlco Track, No. 1 whlto, 20.50; gray, $28028.50. Corn Wlolo, $30; cracked, $37 ton. Fruit mill Vegetable. Frosh Fruits Orangoa, Valonclas, $3,05 n box; Imnnuns, 5 l-2o lb; oars, nOotff $1.25; hucklobonies, 12e. Potatoos Selling, now, $11.10. ApiiIor $101.50. Vogotnbles Now turnips, Oregon, 80 iff 90c sack; boots, $1.25; carrots, SO09Oa sack; cabbnRO, local, 75 ? $1; tomnloos, local, funny, $1,60 ort; beaiiH, lOo lb; cuullflowof. 90e(fi'?l Quests For You Something must ho Houglit something is needed something must ho found quickly. Mnyhe the quest's objective is money a house a hoarding place a used piece of machinery or furniture a worker a job a tenant. T11 any of these instances, and in any one of a hundred others, the use and utilization of want ads. will make the quests feasible and, nearly always suc cessful. Price One cent a word. No ad. less than 15 cents. Six insertions for the price of five. One month, 75 cents a line. doz; poan, 2c Ih; horseradish, 10c; huuehen; colory, 50 86c; egg plant, lfic pound; com, $1.25 Hack; nwect potatoes, $1.75 01.85, Itlco Imperial Japan No. 1, 5lc; No. 2, 54c; Now Orloans head, C 3-4 7c; Croolo, G4". IloanB&small white, $5. GO; largo white, $4.50; pink, $4.25; bayou, $5.75; I.lman, $0; rcda, $7.50. (Jrocorlrs, Nnt, Etc. $5.85; fruit or borry. $5.95; do granlated, $5,05; coonf. A, $5.75; extra 11, $.25; golden O, $5.35; D yellow, $5.25; beet, $5.C5, barlelfl wvi., i.uavo uub iivi-. vnnco on sack bal8, Honoy New, 13V6c lb. ' I 1 r.n n9 l.r.vsia 1 tin Imvna KKtt afll, VMi ,, VnxMnna. nrcBHcd Mcrto Front etroet hoS8.' facy. 10c: ordlnarv. 9c! veals, or-' ' ira, j.c; ordinary , lie; ncavy, u j (ic; mutton, 7c; lambs, 7c. Hams, llaccn, etc. Portland pack (local) ham, 17 ',4c; brc.iJcfust I bacon, 1SK(?27c; boiled ham, 25 20c; picnics, 14c; cottage-roll, 15c; i regular short clears, smoked, lCc; backs, smoked, lGVSc; pickled tongues, COc oarh. i Local I.nrU Kcttl- 1 - f, l'H. IvS'c lb: 5k. 18 l-2c lb; 50-lb. -tl:is. 17 l-2c lb; steam rendered, 10s, 17c FOR RENT Rooms for licht house j lb. 5s 17 1-Sc lb, compound 10s, keeping. 404 West Second. 229 ! 11 3-4c lb. Clams Hnrdobcll, per box, $2.40; razor damn, $2 box. Fish Rock cod, 10c; lb; floun ders, Co lb; hallnbut, 7c lb; striped bass, 15c lb; catfish, 10c lb; salmon, Htcclhcad, 8 l-2c lb; silvers, 7 l-2c; crabs, $101.50 doz. Oystoro Shoalwater bay, per gal lon, $2.25; per 100-lb. rack, $5; Olympla, per gallon, $2.40; per 100 lb. sack, $707 50; canned, 55c can, 37c dozen; eastern In oboll, $1.75 per 100. Coal oil Pearl, Astral and Star, 19c gallon; cocone, 22c gallon; olnlno 28o gallon; headlight, 20 Vic gallon; oxtni star, 22c gallon; water white, UV&015V&O gallon; special wator whlto, 15c gallon. Gasollno Rod crown nnd motor, 1G023O cnllon; 86 gasolli o, 30 0 37V4c gallon; V. M. & P. naphtha, 13 Vi (TP20UC gallon: onnlno distil- lato. 9 016e gallon. i Oattlo nest sloers, weighing lSOOl pounds, $4.75; medium steers, $4.50, best cows, $3.75; best holfors, $3.75; bulls, $202.75; stags, $2.5003. j Hogs Hent oast of tho mountains, i $S.50; Wlllamotto valloy best, $7.75, 07.85; stockors, $4 06; pigs, $G07.j Shoop nest wcthors, $, ordinary, $4 04.75; oprlng lnmbs, $0; straight! oNvos. $1.25 04.50; mixed lots, $4.25. Calves Rest, $5; ordinary $0 4.50. 44444 4444 T444444 MEDFORD MARKETS. 444444444444444444 Fruit and Vjetahles. (PricoR paid by Med rd morehnnta.l Apples, 102o lb; pears, lV&0c: Potatoes, lo lb: onions, $1.50 cwt;; groen onions, 35o dot. buuohos; onbbngo, lMio; turnips, lVc; pars nips, lo and 1V!0 Ih.; sqimsli, 30o mid $1 doz., pumpkins, 10 mid 15o. Butter, Eggs and Poultry. (Prices paid by Modford merchants. uancn outtor, 3dc; raacy cream- ory, 37V$n iToan rancn eggs, ouj. Mixed poultry. 10o: spring ehiok- ens, 15c; ducks, 10c? tiu'Keya, 17c. Feed and Millstttffs. (Pricos paid prodiuors.) tt .. t:.,..iv.,. tm. irip.. ir. grass? $14 'to?' grVln'hay," $ib ton!; Grain Whoat, $1.20 bushol; oats,' $3G ton; bnrloy, $30 ton, Hoof, i '.v So; pork 6 Vic; mutton i ilVio; lamb, 4Vjej veal (dressed), Go (Soiling prices.) Rollod bnrloy, $2 V.wt, $30.50 ton; bran, $1 70i r .ddlliMa, $1 S.iU 90; short f. 1.80(a1.8.-. 4 444444444 The Day Brings Its Quota of 44444444444 44444 LOST. 4444444444444444 STRAYED Into my enclosure, cow mid calf,- very wild. Owner will plcaso remove. L. P. Hubbard, cor ner Jacksonville Road and Dell Lane. ttttttttt 4 4 4 4 44444 FOR RENT. 44444 4 444444444444 FOR RENT Five-room house, three blocks Bouth of Main street; has bath, toilet, electric lights and ce mont walks; will bo rented partly furnished or unfurnished an dcnlred. Address or Inqulro 214 South Grape street. 233 FOR RENT Four-room houPe on .. e,rnnf ,,,,. ,,, nf nnrl. ?,"!0t' n,0Tk T"1 iuiuress or iiujiiire in -t-t oouin Grapo. 232 F0U RENT One ortwo nicely fur nished rooms, hent nnd bath and eelotric lights. Ronsonnble. On South Central avenue. Phone 891. 801 FOR RENT Reasonable, n new, strictly modem house, close in. Ap ply 334 Sixth street, corner Ivv. 233 FOR RENT Furnished rooms. No. 10 North Ornpestrcet. ...237 FOR RENT Nicoly furnished room, strictly modem house; inquire G S. Ornngo strqet. 724J FOR RENT Furnished rooms for ladies; close in; brtth, etc. 429 N. Central nve. 230 FOR RENT Live at tho Palms, now brick building, now furniture, strict ly modern, cornor Grapo an I Main streets. FOR RENT Desk room in largo heated office, second floor, .6 month. 133 W. Mnin st. 223 FOR RENT Farms, from 40 acroe upward, stiltablo for fruit, alfalfa stock or general farming. Inqulro at offlco Condor Wator & Power com ,pany, 209 W. Main street. 4444444444 44 444444 FOR SALE. 4 44444444444444444 FOR SALE If yon want tho best dry wood nt tlio lowest prico cnll nt 421 South Grapo street or phone to Main 491. 231 FOR SALE A bnrgain; 1U ncrcs d miles from Central Point, 10 acres m two-yenr-otu isowtowns and Spitzonberg apples, 12 acres in nl fnlfn, 30 acres nil grul blnck soil 10 neres red orchard land; good house and good bam. Address box 70, Central Point, Oregon. 233 FOR SALE An equity in good city lots; 25 por cent. Box 70S. 234 FOR SALE llakory with good trndo cheap for cash. Sickness .causo of slUng. W. T. York & Co. 22S FOR SALE Havo two lots for salo in Kenwood adition nt n prico you can mnko monoy on. Seo Baldwin, West .end Fourth street. 230 i FOR SALE Young orchard in boar- ing. Mat C'allionn, Phoenix, Or. FOR SALE-Oak, fir and pine cord- wood, 12 nnd 10-inoh; nlso dry rail wood; dry pitch for kindling. Phono order to Mam 4201. FOR SALE Automobilos ; or will trndo for real ostato. 31 North B stroot. 231 FOR SALE Gonuino Navajo blank- ot. Inqmro nt Medford Furnituro Co FOR SALE 75"acro ranch, with good wntor right; finest frvlt land; choap;; also property in Portlnad; will trade for Modford property Soo Coloman nt cigar factory. FOR SALE-Choico business proper- V u unrpmn, on long iime; easy rorm .ximrpsB r i. nox iin. FOR SALE 5 nnd 10-nore trnors just within and adjoining nity lim its, nt n bargu'ui, on f nnniial pny merti. Address P O Pov 118 POR SALE-Household goods. US NoWtaVtii MlVOt, 231 444444444 4 FOR SALE Or exchange tor Med ford real estate or ranch, 110 acres tobacco farm on Pennsylvania rail road In southorn Maryland. 85 acres In cultivation, 25 acres In wnlto oak timber, 15 acres timothy meadow; rich, loamy soil, also suitable for potatoes, melons and fruit; espec ially adapted for Maryland peaches; 40 mlletJ south of Baltimore, 25 miles from United States Capitol, Washington, D. C; abundanco of water; good rods; mild climate. Address Box 20, Maall Tribune office-. TO TRADE 10 lots in cholco addl tlon to city for automobile. What have you? Address D, care Mall Tribune. 230 4444444444444444444 WANTED. 4444444-t-V4444444444 WANTED To rent n furnished. houc. John A. Loone'. care Ore-1 1- O ! -i I goii urciinrnrt .ynincaic. WANTED Immediately one box prime Cornice pears; ono box as sorted prime npplcs and pears. Will pay the price. Oregon Orchards .Syndicate. 231 WANTED Cook wanted on ranch. Cull FnnnerJine 14x1. 23;V WANTED Furnished rooms or small ltoue. Address W. T. York & Co 232 WANTED Dining room girl wanted nt Gold Hill Hotel, Gold Hill nve- j jitie. , 230 ANTED r irst-clnss stenograph er. Apply nt office of Rogue River Kleetnc Company. 235 WANTED Woman wnnts position ns cook nnd general housework. Ad dress "C. N.," cure Mail Tribune. 234 WANTED By married nnnn position to work on fruit ranch. .Adress Y, caro of Mail Tribune. 235 WANTED $200 for good paying business; good rato Interest. Ad dress F. L. B Mall Tribune. 235 TO LET Contrnct to clear and plow 30 acros land. Apply C. F. Cnnlr. 5S Woet Afnin nm TO TRADE City lots for auto. Ad dross P. O. Box 678. Medford. 231 WANTED Good fresh milch cow. Address G. Clnusing, box 306, Med- ford. 233 WANTED Lnundress to take work homo. Adress E. F. A. Biitnor, MS Taylor and Philips Bldg. 223 run bALh IJoree nnd wne-on nt! 411 South Laurel street. 248 WANTED Competent girl for fam ily of two; will pay $1 n day. Write or call at 219 North Oakdalo avonue. Call mornings. 225' WANTED Maried man to work on fruit ranch; orchard oxporienco not uecessary, permanent job to the right pnrtics. Address 7, caro of inbiine. 230 - citiiin I WANTED Jnpnneso wnnts position as n cook mid general housowork, Addross "." caro of box 264. 230 WANTEU To furnisho plans nnd ofitiimitos without cost; if you in- tond building can save you monoy. Iuquiro nt Star restaurant or ad dress Box 818. N. G. Holmes, con tractor and buildor. 232 WANTED Family wants to rent six or sovon room houso at onco, con- noctod with tho sowor. Address W. . Harris. 132 North Iw strot. WANTED Experioneod quarry man. Address P. O. Box 418, Medford, Or. 444444444 4 4 4 4444 misiNF-ss niRprtmnv -h 444444444444 444444 Restaurants. BEE mVE RESTAURANT Meals 15o; beds, 15o. Qivo ns a trial! 29 Central avenuo. upstnirs. Kindergarten. KINDERGARTEN 1009 W. Main stroot, Hours: From 0 a. m. to 11:30 n. m. For particulars apply to Miss Arm Harmon, director, nt tho school 44 4 444444 4444444444A4..A eUSINESS DinECTORV 444444444444444 4 4 CHIMNEY SWEEP If your chim ncy needs cleaning be sure nnd see D. D. Wooch. Leave orders nt the Jfcdford Hardware Co., or phono 2581. 231 Auctioneers. E. F. A. BITTNER Auctioneer, will bo found in room 208, Taylor & Phipps Building. Sewing Machines. Singer and Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines for ront and for sale on easy payments. All kinds repaired and work guaranteed. Best oil ond needles for all makes at tho Singer store, 27 Sonth C st. Phone 3431. Allornoys. WITHINOTON & KELLY Lawyers. Palm Building. PORTER J. NEFF Attorn ey-at-la No. P D street, ground floor. COLVIO & REAJfES W. M. Col- vig, C. L. Renmcs. Lawyers. Of fice Medford National Bank Build ing. Second floor. Stenographer. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, at tho Moore Hotel. ELLA M. OAUNYAW Palm block Stenographic work doca quickly an i well. Real Estate. BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Real estate, loans and fire insurance Office 112 W. Main nt.. Medfurd Ore. Phone 3073. Printers and Publishers. MEDFORD PUBLISHING CO. ha the best equipped jb office is Southern Oregon; Portia id prices 37 South Central ave. Optlciahs. DR. GOBLE The only exclusive op 'ician between Portland and Sac ramento Office on West Main streel nni rnnr.''itt Jeweler. ELWOOD AND BURNETT, tho jaw elers, carry a complete stock and make a specialty of high grade re pair work. Opposite thp. Nash Ho tnl i Brick Companies. G. W. Priddy. T. CBrif O. D. Naj THE MEDFORD . HCK CO. Brick mnnufactu-n pad contrc tors; nlso lime, ccm- aad p)us in any ipjautity. Office, Medfo. National bank blJg. Phoneo Mair. 545. T Undertakers. MEDFORD FURN7TCRE CO.- Uo dertakers. Day Phono 351. Night Phones C. W. Conklin 3601; J. H. BuUer 3571. PLno Instruction. HARMONY, sight reading, musical form. Mrs. E. E. Gore, Metropolitan Collego of Music. Miss Flora Gray, btudios, 144 South Central nvenue. Phono 493. Paint Stores. Al. J. MBTCALF Paints. Brashes. Wall Papor, Glass, Varnishes Stains and Wall Tints. 318 E. Main St. Medford. Oregon. Tea Companies. GRAND UNION TEA CO. S. Kcmr tnorne, ngt. J' ! opced from to 6. Phono :s;j. 237 K'ivereid avenue. Tin Shops. J. A. SMITH Tin shon. Tin and 6heet iron ware on hand nnd made to order 128 North G street. Photograph Studios. Carriage and Auto Painting. "ALLEY SIGN AND CARRIAGE WORKS High-class work guaran teed. Signs. Riverside avenue. Phono 801. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Maokoy and die with joy." Ovor Al len & Reagan's storo; entrance oo Seventh street Civil Engineers WILL tako by contract, on reason able terms, all kinds of work, also irrigating, planting and cultivating. oto. Landscapo gardening. First class references. , William Peters, Civil Engineer, Phono 1801, 322 East 'Main street, Medford, Oregon, 444444444444444444 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 444444444444 4 4444 4' Painting and Decorating. MEDFORD DECORATING CO., uo cessors to Shearer & Phillips, painters nnd decorators in all branches; wenthorcd oak on insido finish a specialty. Our greon roof stains guaranteed not to spot. 504 N. Bcatty Bt. P. O. Box 14, Medford. Bill Posters VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and Distributor. AU orders promptly filled. Room 7, Jackson County Bank Building, Medford, Or. Billiard Parlors S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs Young and Hall building. A nice coo! place to spend the hot after noons. Architects. J. K. A. BILES Architect nnd Builder. P. O. Box 480. Medford Or. Your building respectfully so licited. Furniture H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers in new- and seeond hand furniture and hard ware. Agents for Mound City kit chen cabinet. 323 E. Seventh st. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Corner 8tb and Holly Sta., Med ford. Mission Furniture made to order. Cabinet work of all kind. A trial order solicited. MORBOFP & WOLFF Cook Stovea and Ranges. New and Second Hand 'Furniture. Ends' old stand, 18-20 R St .Sooth Phone HI. Sled ford, Or. Orayage and Transfer. Nurseries QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees are budded, not grafted. Our stock i not irrigated. We guarantee ev erything put out. We aro not in the trust. H. B. Patterson, office, in Hotel Nash. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY Growers' of high-grade nursery stock. C. E. Co-ik. Prop. R. R. V depot P. O. Bo 841. Phone 583. Medford. Transfer and Drayage. -tl. S. BRUMBLE Drnynco and transfer. Baggage stored. Office n nnd Seventh. Cement Workers. B. J. ADYLOTT All work guaran teed strictly first-class. Residence No. 406 Beatty street. A card will bring me to you. Music. MUSIC AND LANGUAGES Mrs. H. L. Haillier, 707 Main street West. Private lessons in singing (method Rogsini) and languages French, Italian, Gorman, Spanish. MRS. E. E. GORE Piano instruotbn Metropolitan College of Musio. Mis& Flora Gray. Phono 493. 144 South Central avenue. Building and Loan Association JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O. C Boggs, Acting Secrotary, 12c! E. Mam street. Carpenters and Builders. F. E. HILL Will furnish plana au list of all timber to be out in built, ing. Medford, Oregon. W. O. HOLMES, contractor nnd builder; plans and estimates furn ished. Inquire Star restaurant or address Box 818. Dentists. DR. FRANK ROBERTS- Deutist Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles Building, Main street, Medford, Ore gon. Physicians and Surgeons. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite Jackson Comply bank. Night calls promptly answored. Office and res- ident phono Main 3432. S. A. LOCKWOOD. M. D. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D. Offices in naskins' Building. Phono Main lOOl. CONROY & CLANCY Office in Stowart Building PhysIclanB and Surgeons. Offlco phone, Main 341; prlvato phono, Main 612. S. R. 8EELY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Modern equipped operat ing rooms. X-Ray. Offico hours 10.12, 2-4 p. m. Office in Juokson Co. Bank Building. DR. F. G, CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteop at h I o Physicians. Mission Block, Phone 201. Modford. CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Ey speo'nlist. when others fail. Offios in Rugle Pharmacy. Main 233. Eau Maiu near D Anjou. r