tiii n;irom mail timjh'VK. m kijkoum . di;; (,o. j-:i. i;si)v. ni.ci miu-m 22. v,nni
T T f T T t T T T TTTTTTTT TT TTTTTTTT-r-rT-T-r
! Answering' Want Ads
epair j
nt
GILLETTE DENIES
REPORT OF FRAUD
Says Neither Ho Nor Mrs. Gillette
Hnvo Had Anytlnn to Do
With Conl Land
Denis.
HAOItA.MHNTO. Due. 22. tlovorn.
-t)V (illicit,, today duulo'l ho and MrH.
Ollliillo worn connected with th
" nut 11 1 p ii lut Ion of coal lamln," iui lm
lillml clinri;i) made In advance HheetH
of a Mr.Clurfo mngnzlno nrtlnlo on
thn Cunningham claims In Alanka.
TIk article purports to glv0 tho his
lory of tho raiiHadlloiiH prorodliiK tho'and $r.00; four and flvo at MOO and
delivery of tho lauds Into tho hands
of tho prumint claimants, among
whom aro California's chtof oxeeu
tlvo and his wlfo.
"Tho 'Intorrsta of myself anil Mrs
(llllotto In tho coal IiiiuIh In Alaska
nro purely personal ones," declared
Governor (lllltttto. "I hav0 100 acres and tlio hot air of promotion, wnicii
MUd Mrs. (llllulto 120 acres near Kal- wo In Curry must ho content with '
in in im rviri.i,, 111MM..1..1.. !.,. inn'tlio nittiiriil wind f ro 111 tlio PaclflcJ
mllHM from Cunningham's bn.ld. Wt blowing upon a county still in Its in
purchased those pieces a year or so fancy In development, hut contain-
1 iui' unmi DOHslhllHIes. fiomo day
r,r ....... ...v tutu. wh.vim"".. - - - .
who haw., claims near thoro aro Ox-
jinrd, Allsky, Congressmar McLach
lnn and Congressman McKlnloy and
wo liiivo been grouping together, ns
tho law permits, a total of 2500 acres.
"As far us any atlomptod legisla
tion In congress on tho pnrt of Cun
ningham Is coucuriied. I certainly
hnvo taken no action. In tho first
place I am not familiar with any leg
islation sought hy Cunningham and.
Kocoudly, have not hoen to congress
nnil tkm no Intermit In anything he
may hnv boon doing thoro, either per
tonally or through nn agent."
Four liuuilteil iiml eighteen ncro
:lnil-elHs rHiieli, four milen from'
ruilrosd stnlion, ! On ores Hlfalfa, ir
Hgiilinn for 1(10 Keren, fimt-lnN or
clmnl, !l Rom lmrus, '2 good Iiourom,
eliool. dnljv iimil. A simp for $?()
VW ncro; one-fourth onah, .'I lo 5
ymru for balance. See ,1. V. Dres
lr Agency, Went .Mnin. L'.'IS
Jasper Unmmei in now ropr
Htiling Die Aladdttii Miuitlo (Inn
linMt in tlio norlliern wrt of (lis
ooimly nniler the (lirectioti of Wm. K.
fslaooy, whore ho is having splendid
success. t
THAT CI1IUHTMAK PHIICNT.
A' nlco pleoo of cabinet work or
mission furniture mnkes no Ideal gift,
vur.v npproprlato and nuoful. Wo spe
cialize In making tho "out of tho or
dinary" pieces. In fact, anything In
tho mission ft rnlturo or cabinet work
llnofl made to your ordor, nny finish
you mny desire. Drop In nnd gut our
prices.
MISSION KURNITURB WOItlCS,
Shop near corner Klghth and Holly
otrootfl. Phona 3802.
TAXIDERMIST AND FURRIER
Sond your tni)hleH to mo for mount
ing. Dig game konds, firth, birds and
mainnmls mounted truo to inittira hj
improved methodn, I do tfuimnp, maW
fiK ruga, mnke, remodel and oleak
fur Rnnnontn. Express nnd mail or-
iow promptly attended to.
i. . KARRIS,
100 WanMflftton CHrvot, Portland, Of.
Ttteplaoaa Main 3000.
LI6HT AND BEAUTY
LIrIU nnd boauty lvo
zoat to llfo.
Light la bonuty-lf It's
Elootrlo Light. Good
Illumination ndds Joy to
ovary social funotlon. Tho
dnnoo, tho dlnnor, tho card
party, all aro moro onjoy
ablo whon propor Illum
ination Is uaod.
Porfoot light Elootrlo
Llght-londB Itaolf to ony
doalrod offoot. Sond for
our roproaontatlvo and lot
him provo It.
Roiiuo Rlvor Electric Co.
i i I ) VV HOOD RIVER
18 ASSESSED
Seven anil Elght-Ycar-Old Orchards
Valued at $700 and Yoimycrs
Orchards for Some
Less.
In Hood lllvor tho assessor of that
county valued tho seven and eight
year old orchards at 1700 per ncro
for flrHt-claBM and $000 per arni for
second-class. Just how thoso classes
nro determined Is loft to tho dlscro
tlon of tho assessor. Six and sovon-
yoar orcliarilH ar assessou ai uuo
' nnii . .1 t . t r t
$300; ono and two at $150.
Tho hoard thought this hasls was
possibly too high. I
Tho assessor from Curry county,
In sneaking heforo tho convention
'said that "Jackson comity Is funned
hy th warm breezes of prosperity,
' if fl..iin
Will nIKIII U Will n"111" "l Uiirau
balmy breezes and then watch Cur
ry grow."
Curry Is on0 of the counties which
will form a part of tho stato of Sis
kiyou, anil when tho stnto Is organ
ized Curry county will find the cold
ocean breezes which sho now gets
from mossback Oregon tempored hy
the "hot air" of prosperity which will
flow over th mountains from tho
hustling Htato of Siskiyou.
Assessor W. T. CYlovo Is feeling
pretty good over tho record that Jack
son county's assessment mail fit t'ie
meutlng of the state board of tax
examiners, hold at Salem Inst wool:.
Inasmuch as Jackson county stood
niuong the leaders In th matter of
tush valuntlou that Is, this county
was Hsaeaaod more nearly on real val
ues than a majority of the others,
Tho suite tax commission Is com
prised of the governor and serrstary
of HtatH Hensoii, State Treasurer
Steel, Charles (lallowny and J. 1).
Knton. Mr. Calloway Is chairman,
and under the law which will go lntol v , , ,
. , ', . ,,A ,, ... !$U tomnloos, local, fancy,
effect In March, 1910, tho stnto tax ,
. . .... .. .. . , . beans, 10c lb; cauliflower,
commission will have full control over
th,, valuation of tho property of cor
poratlons doing business In two or
more counties In .'by state with a
view to making assessments moro
eipiltablo. This law will buvo tho
county bonrds of equalization and th
county nssesuors much time and work
as thoy will not be required to per
sonnlly assess thoto corjioratlons.
Tho city of Jacksonville, I ho busi
nosH men of Jncksonvillu and tho
citizens of Jacksonville lmvo li.'u'
their oxperienco with a clieape
form of light than olectno light hov
oral yoara ngo. Hoforo consiitcrin
a chonpor fonn of light got their ox-
porlonco. 210
Tho city of Jacksonville, (ho busi
nofls men of Jaclcnonvillo nnd tho
citizona of Jaoksonvillo hnvo had
llioir oxporionco with a ohenpor
romt of light thnn olootna light Hev
oral 3'oftrs ago. Doforo considorinp;
a chenpor fonn of light got their ox
perienco. 2-10
PirrTLAWi WABKET3.
Bp, Wool abJ HMnt,
Hops 1MI ohoios, 17ej
prime to aaotoa, l&ot prtmo, lSc;
moMatn, 16c; lOftO oholco, 23o;
prlmo, $20c; medium, 18 019c.
Wool1909, Wlllnraotto vnHoy,
2O024o; eastern Oregon, 900-330.
8hoopklnB Bnearinff, 1O02CO
Bftch; short wool, 25 050c; medium
wool, GOC0S1 onoh; long wool, 7Gc0
$1,25 oach.
Tnllow Vrlmo, sor lb., 304o; No,
nnd gronso, 202 Mi c,
Chltttro bark 4 04 Hi o.
Mohair 1000, 2O024o lb
Hldos Dry hlfloa, 170-18 V4o lb;
green, 9Mi01OV6o lb; bulls, groon
anlt, Tc lb; kips, lOtfTlOVio lb; calvca
green, lG01Sc lb.
nutter, KW" Q loItry.
Hbb Iooftl, oandlod, soloct,
42c; ordinary nin 40dP8c sec
onds, 32c; local etoraie, 38Ut0S6c;
onstorn storngo, 32 l-2 0SCo.
Butter Fat mitTwry f . b, Pwt-
land Sweot cream, 37c; sowr,
35 l-2c.
Iluttor Kxtra cronmory, 39 l-2c;
fnncy, 37 038c; nloro-, 25c.
CIioobo Fancy full oroam fliitb,
lfic; tclplotM nnd dalle; 18o; Young
Amorlcas, 10e.
l'oultry-Mlxod chlclcons, 15 0
15 1-Sci fanoy hous, 15 l-2oj roos
f I
Find the Ad That's Worth a Dollar a Line to
You It May Be Printed Today
It may be a two-line ad. of a furnished room or a
ten or twenty line ad. of real estate, or a four or five
line help wanted ad.
There is scarcely a classified ad. in the paper today
that is not worth a dollar a line to SOMEBODY.
'-
tors, old, 11c; springs, 10c; gooso,
10c; ducks, 10c: pigeons, squabs,
CO .m riUUfktl M I tf il f 1 H I I It It
I So; wild ceese, $0 duzon.
Urnln, Flour mid Hny.
Hurley Producers' price 1909
. reoi, xzs.ou: roiiou, ju; urcw
' lug, $29029.50.
i Whont Track Cluh, $1.05; bluo-
torn, $i.n; rc, i; ionyioin, i.ua,
Turkey rod, $1.03 0 1.05; WillamcttO
valley, 1.0b.
Mlllstufrs Selling prlco Ilran,
$2C; middlings, $33; ohort's, $2C;
chop, $22 028; alfalfa meal, $21 per
1 1 i
lull
l'lnur . -N'ew croo. tmtohts. $0.10:
straight, $4.85; bakers, $5.95 00.15; 1 Fruit and V-jetableS.
Wlllamott,, valley, $5.70 bbl; export' (Prices paid hy Med rd merchanta.)
grades, $4; graharn, V.s. $5.00;! API,,cfl' 12 ,b. P. 10c:
whole wheat, $4.20; ryo, 50, $0.50; j Potntooe, lc lb: onions, '$1.50
bales, $3. i cwt;; green onions, 33o doe. bunches;
Hny producers' prices Now oahbngc, Vjc; turnips, lVc; pare
tlmothy, Willamette viJloy fancy, ' nips, lc and l&c lb.; squnsh, 30o and
$18; ordinary, $17; oiurtorn Oregon, jfl d0z.; pumpkins, 10 and 15c.
$20; mixed, $14 ft in; cioror No. l, Butter, Erjgs ami Poultry.
$14015; wheat. $14015; cheat, $15 (Prices paid hy Medford raerchnnt.
010; nlfalfa, $16. ' Hanch butter, 35e: fiucy croam-
Oats Spot dellTory, nov?, produo-, cry, . 370.
ens' prlco Track, No.' 1 white.' Freh ranch oggs, 503.
29.50"; gray, $2eift2S 50. Mixed poultry, 10c; spring chick-
Corn Wlole, $30; crocked, $37 ens, 15c; ducks, 10c mrxeys. 17c.
ton. (Prices paid produiera.)
Kcults mid Vccetnblos. Hay Timothy. $10: alfalfa. Sl't:
Vrmh Krults Orangos. Vatonclns,
Potatoes Selling, now, $101.10.
ts. 06 a box; bananas,. 5 l-2c lb;
ears, 5Oc0 $1.25; huckleberries, 12c.
Apples $101.00.
Vegetables New turnips, Oregon,
80090c sack; boots, $1.25; carrots,
30090c sack; cnbbngo, local, 75 0
$1,50 crt;
9Oc0$l
doz; pons, 2c lb; horsorndlsh, 10c;
bunches; celery, 50 0 85c; egg plnnt,
15e pound; corn, $1.25 sack; swoot
potntoes, $1.75 01.85.
Klco Imperial Jnpnn No. 1, 5c;
No. 3, 5 Vic; Now Orlonna ho4, C 3-4
07c; Croolo, 5c
Hoaiis&small white, $5.50;
whlto, $4.50; pink, $4.2B; bayou,
$5.75; Limns, $0; rods, $7.50.
Groceries, Nufu, Htc.
$5.85; fruit or borr $5.95; dry
granlnted, $5.95; coonf. A. $5.75;
oxtra U, $.25; goldon O, $5.35; D
yellow, $5.25; boot, $5.05, barlols
15c, half boxos, 30c, boxes 55c nd-
vanco on sack basis,
llonoy Now, 13 o lb.
Moats, Fish and Por4lons,
Drossod Mor.ta Front strvot hogs,
fancy, 10c; ordinary, 9c! yoala, ox
tra, 12c; ordinary, 11c; hoaTj", 5 0
0c; mutton, 7c; lambs, 7c
Hams, Bacon, etc Portland
pack (looal) bah,' 17 Ho, brMtr&uat
bacon, 18H 37; bo fled haaa,
39c; plcatce, lie; eetaaH roll, IB or
roffnlai short 4rs, aaokaa
backs, stroked. Itwo) ytoMe
tonguea, OOo ma.
Local IanS KHIla UT, 19b,
18a lb; 5s, 18 l-2e lb; 50-lb. Una,
17 l-2o lb; steam rondored, 10s,. 17c
lb, 58 17 1-Sc lb, compound lOd,
11 3-4c lb.
Clams Hnrdnhotl, por box, $8.40;
razor clams, $3 box.
Fish Hock cod, 10a; lb; floun
dors, Go lb; lmllnbut, 7c lb; striped
bass, 15o lb) cnttlsh, lOo lb; salmon,
Btcolhead, 8 l-2c lb; sllvors, 7 l-2o;
solos, 0o lb; shrimps, 12 l-2o lb;
porch, Co lb; torn cod, Sc lb; lobstors,
33b lb; crawfish, 23o doz; sturgeon,
12VjC lb; blnolt bass, 30o lb; Bllvor
smoltu, Co lb; bfaok cod, 7 Ho lb;
crnbs, $101.50 dox.
Oystore Shonlwntor bay, por gal
lon, $2.25; por 100-lb. oack, $5;
Olympln, por gallon, J8.4; por 100
lb. sack, $707 50; cannod, 55o can,
37a dozen; OMttsra ki oholl, $1,75
por 100.
Coal oil Pear), Astral aid Star,
19o gallon; eoeone, ttm ajsllon; olaino
28o gallon; hondligM, tOVio gallon;
oxtru star, 23a callei; water white,
HH015HO gallon; npeclnl wntor
whlto, lfto gallon. ,
(lasollno Rod erowa and motor,
0 023a gallon; 80 gnsollt o, 300
37 Ho gallon; V. M, & P. naphtha,
3Mi 0 2 0 H c gallon; ougtnu distil-
laK). 910o gallon.
I
H Uf t -f
Cnttlo Ilest alcom, weighing 1200
pounds, $4.75; medium steers, $4,50,
host cowa, $3.76; host holfors, $3.75;
hulls, $202.75; stags, $2.0003.
Hogs Horn east of tho mountains,
$8.50; Wlllametto valley Lost. $7.75
jT7. 85; Blockers, $4 0 0; pigs, $0 07.
Snoop Best wethers, $, ordinary
$104.75; spring lamhs, $C; straight
.ewes, i..uwi.!iu; mixeu iois, i.zn.
Calves IJest. $5; ordinary $0
1 4.50.
tttt tttf
MEDF0RD MARKETS.
t ttt t ttt t
Br"8. ?14jon: grain hay, $10 ton
Grain Wheat, $1.20 bushol; oats,
J30 ton; barlev. $30 ton.
Hoof, ."-j'o fc; porV C'c: mutton
3Ae: lnmb. dUo: veil (dressed), fir
(Selling prices.)
Kollod barley, $2 cwt, $30.50 ton;
brnn, $1 7"? r .ddlluAa. Jl WV1 5f;
shorts. 1.801.35.
ttt r -f -f
LOST.
Ht t t
LOST A pair of Ilnmilton-Brown
high-top mountain boots. Rowaul
if returned to ITutchason & Loins
ilnn'a ctnrr 05?
FOR RENT.
! FOR RENT Front bedroom to gen
tlemnn only. 113 Smith Laurel
street. 241
FOR RENT Suito of light house
keoping rooms. Call nt 222 South
Holly street.
FOR RENT New cottage, 0 rooms,
cast Taylor streot, Y2 acre ground,
fnnuiro S00 East Taylor st. 230
FOR RENT Front room, fnmishod,
hent, cloctno light and bath. 12
South O streot. 230
FOR RENT Furnished roema No.
, 10 Jtforth Qrnrwstreet. 237
POK RENT LtT at tho PalKM, nrw
brtck bulldlne, new farnltnr, atrM-
ly modern, corner Orapo a1'ala
atreota.
FOR ItHNT Tanaa, from 40 r
upward, anttabls for frnlt, alfalfa,
stock or general fannlaa;. lafntr at
office Condor Water A Power ewta
pany, 309 W. Main vtroot.
4- t4- fft44'
FTtW SJMT
-r4- -f -r f4--f
FOR SALE 300 tiers of woll sea
soned piuo nnd soma onk wood,
handy to got out, only hnlf n milo
from Phoonix. Addross C. J. 01-
son, Med ford, Oregon. 23 0
FOR SALE At a bargain if takon
nt onco two lots closo in. Modford
and rooms. Phono 2001. 237
FOR SALE Good houso and lot at
540 Hamilton street, ond of Oak
dalo paving; rents for $10 per
month; also two lota on Jackson
streot, ohoap it takon nt onco. Ad
dross Wm. E. Stncoy, nox 820. 233
FOR SALE Horse and
wagon at
248
HI South Laurol street.
FOR SALE Young orchard in bear
ing; Mat Calhoun, Phoenix. Or. "
FOR SALI3 Oak, fir nnd pine cord-
wood, 12 nnd 10-inoh; also dry rnil
wood; dry pitch for kindling. Phone
order to Main 4201.
FOR SALE Genuine Nnvnjo blank
et. Inquiro at Modford Furniture
Co.
4- 4-
FOtt SALE 75-ocro ranch, with
good wator right; finest frrlt land;
ch.'ip:; also property In Portland;
will trade for Medford p-oporty Boo
Coleman nt cigar factory.
FOR HALfcJ-5 unit 10-acre tracts
just within nnd adjoining city lim
its, at a bargain, on 5 annual pay
mort. Address P. O. Box 418.
FOR SALE If you want the best
dry wood at the lowest price call at
421 South Grape street or phone to
Main 491; also do wood sawing.
236
FOR SALE Choice business proper
ty at a bargain, on long time; easy
terms Address P. O. Hot 418.
FOR SALE Or exeanngo tor Mod
ford real estate or ranch, 110 acres
tobacco farm on Pennsylvania rail
road In pod them Maryland. 85 acres
In cultivation, 35 sores In white oak
Umber, 15 acrea timothy meadow;
rich, loamy soil, olso snltablo for
potntoes, molons and frnlt; espec
ially adapted for Maryland poaches;
40 miles south of Baltimore. 25
miles from United States Capitol,
Washington, D. C; abundance of
wntor; good ropds; mild climate.
Address Dox 20. Mnall Tribune of
fice. VMNTEB.
1 WANTED Teams to
do contract
Froightui:. Short lmul. Box 150,
Eaglo Point, OrogqiK 23S
WANTED Boy for porter work. The
Palms. 230
WANTED Agents to go to Califor
nin to Fell territory for the "Hidden
Window Screen." Inquiro E. C.
Aylor and Bnrnett, real estate of-
JlSP. ?. South Central nvenue. 201
WANTED Middle aged woman for
work; also girl for general house
work ,nt Coles, Calif.; wages $25
and $35 per mouth. Family of 7,
Address Mail-Tribune, Medford.
. 240
WANTED Man to wash windows
Mail Tribuno office.
WANTED $1000 on eight acres or
chard just planted, one year, 10 por
cent. Box 118, Medford, Or. 237
WANTED Young man nbout 18
yeara old who has parents in city
that is not afraid to work and
wants to learn a trade. Small snl
ary to start; a good position to tho
right party. Pnntonum Dye Works
236
WANTED Man acquainted in valloy
to snow land. Bonson Inrestmont
Co. 237
WANTED Good clean cotton rags
nt tho Mail Tribune office. Will
pay right price for same,
WANTED Competent woman for
goneral house work. Wonld like rot
oronees. Wages $1 per day. Ad
dress P. O. Box 815. 230
WANTED By married man position
to work on fruit ranch. Adress Y,
care of Mail Tribune. 235
WANTED $300 for good paying
business; good rato Interest. Ad
dress F. L. B., Mall Tribune. 235
WAisifju mil imy irom owners
only timber lands from quarter sec
tions up to 15,000 ncro tracts. Givo
location, amount of timbor and
prico in nnswor. Address B, enro
of this office 230
WANTED Hsperioaeed quarry man.
Address P. O. Box 418, Medford,
Or.
mistMFJW mmprrrnRV
4 4-
CIRGARS AND T0BBAC0S.
IRELAND & ANTLE S-noko House,
doalors In tobacco, cigars and Bmok
ors' supplies, Exclusive ngonts of
Lowls Slnglo Blndor, El Morlto and
El Paloncla. 212 Wost Main stroot.
Ru&ftiuriihts.
IWH UlYE RRRTAURANT Meals
3 ."'; bod, 15o. Give us a trial. 29
Central avenuo, npstnirs.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 T
CHIMNEY SWEEP If your chim
ney needs denning be sure and Bee
D. I). Woods. Leave orders at the
Medford Hardware Co., or phono
2581.
231
Auctioneers.
E. F. A. BITTNER Auctioneer, will
be found in room 208, Taylor &
Phipps Building.
Sewing Machines.
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson sowing
machines for rent nnd for salo on
easy payments. All kinds repaired
and work guaranteed. Best oil anil
needles for all mnkes nt the Singer
store, 27 South C st. Phono 3431.
Attorneys.
WITIHNGTON & KELLY Lawyers'.
Pnkn Building.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-nt -In
No. fl D Htrect. ground floor.
COLVIO & REAMES W. M. Col
vig, C. L. Renfnes. Lawyers. Of
fice Medford National Bank Build
ing. Second floor.
Stenographer.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, at tho
Mooro Hotel.
ELLA JL OADNTAW Palm block
Stenographic work dona qaickly nn
well.
Real Estate.
T1ENSON rXYESTMENT CO. Real
estnte, loans anA fire insnrnnce
Office 112 W. STa-:n st., Medford
Ore. Pbone 3073.
Prirrtcrs and PuWlShtrs.
MEDFORD PUBLISHING CO. has
tho best equipped jab office u
Southern Oregon; Portia id prices
37 South Central nve.
Opticians.
DR. GOBLE Tho only exclusive op
tician between Portlnnd and Sac
ramento Office on West Mnin street
nnn roirirf.
Jeweler.
ELWOOD AND BURNETT, the jew
elers, carry a complete stock and
mnke a specialty of high grade re
pair work. Opposite the Nash Ho
tel.
Brick Companies.
G. W. Priddy. T. O'Rrir
O I) Nai
THE MEDFORD ' !CK CO.
Brick mannfactuf-n rid contra
tors; also lime, cement and pftist.
in any quantity. Offlco, Medforw
National bank blJg. .I'honeo Mair
545.
Undertakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakors. Day Phone 351. Night
I'hones C. W. Conklin 3001; J. H,
BnUor 3571.
PLno Instruction.
HARMONY, sight reading, mnsica
form. Mrs. E. E. Gore, Metropolitan
College of Music. Miss Flora Gray
otuaiOB, 144 bouth Central avenue
Phone 493.
Pahrt Stares.
M.J. METCAEF Paate, Brashes
WaH raprr jaee, Yarninbes Brains
and Tfan Tmta. 318 B. Mam St,
Medford, Oregon.
TMI GMPlHttfaS.
GRAND UNION TEA CO. S. Kemr
thomo, agt. Store opened front
to 6. Phono 3871. 237 Rirersid
avenue.
Thi Shops.
f. A. SMTTH Tin shop. Tin and
s.heot iron ware on hand and made to
ordor 128 North G street.
Photograph Studios.
Carriage and Auto Painting.
VALLEY SIGN AND CARR1AOE
WORKS High-class work guaran
teed. Signs. Riverside avenue.
Phono 801.
MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with
Mnokoy nnd die with joy." Oror Al
len; & Ron pan's store; entrant) 00
Seventh street.
Civil Engineers
WILL tako by contract, on reason
able forms, all kiijdB of work, also
irrigating, planting and eultivatingi
i - r 1 . w
010. uiuiuauiipo guroemng. jrirst
class roforenoes. William Poters,
Civil Engineer, Phono 3801, 322 East
Mnin street, Medford, Oregon.
---
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
f f 4' 4- 4't
Painting and Decorating.
MEDFORD DEolLVTING CO., suc
ccssors to Shearer & Phillips,
painters nnd decorntors in nil
branches; weathorcd onk on inside
finish n specialty. Our grcon roof
stains guaranteed not to spot. 601
N. Boatty st. P. O. Box" 14, Medford.
Bill Posters
VERNE T. CANON-Bill Poster and
Distributor. All ordors promptly
filled. Room 7, Jackson County
Bank Bnilding, Mod ford, Or.
Billiard Parlors
S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci
gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs,
Tonng and Hall building. A nice
cool place to spend the hot after
noons.
Architects.
J. TC. A. BILES Architect and
Builder. P. O. Box 480. Medford
Or. Your bnilding respectfully so
licited. Furniture
H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers in new
and second hand furniture and hard
ware Agents for Mound City kit
chen cabinet. 323 E. Seventh st.
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
Comer 8th and Holly Sta., Mod
ford. Mission Furniture made to
order. Cabinet work of all kinds.
A trial order solicited.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stoves
nnd Ranges. New and Second Hand
Furniture. Ends' old stand, 18-20
,K St .South. Phone PL Medford. Qr.
Drayage and Transfer.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees
aro budded, not grafted. Oqr stock,
is not irrigated. We guarantee ev
erything pift out We are not in the
trust, n. 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 t 841. Phone 583.
Medford. -
Transfer and D rayaqe.
'II. S. BRCMBLE Drayago and
transfer. Baggage stored. Offico
nnd Seventh.
Cement Workers.
B. J. ADYLOTT All work guarnn
teed strictly first-class. Rcsidonco
No. 400 Bentty street. A conl will
bring me to yon.
Music.
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES Mrs. H.
L. Huillier, 707 Main streot West.
Private lessons in singing .(method
Rossini) nnd languages French,
Italian, German, Spanish.
MRS. E. E. GORE Piano instruction.
Metropolitan College of Mnsic. Miss
Flora Gray. Phono 493. 144 South
Central avenue.
Bulldlnn and Loan Association
JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O. C.
Boggs, Acting Secretary, 128 E.
Main streot.
Carpenters and Builders.
E. HILL Will f urnbh plans an.
list of all timber to bo put in build'
ing. Medford, Oregon.
W. G. HOLMES, contractor and"
builder; plans nnd estimates furn
ished. Inquire Star restaurant or
address Box 818.
DR. FRANK BOBEB78 Dentist,
Office honrs: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Milea
Btrildmg, Main street, Uedford, Ore-
Ei
Physicians and Surgeons.
R, W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite
Jackson County bank. Night calls
promptly answored. Office and res
ident phono Mnin 3432,
S. A. LOCKWOOD, M. D.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D.
Officos in naskins' Building. Phono
Mnin 1001,
CONROY & CLANCY Office In
Stowart Building Physicians and
Surgeons. Offico phone, Main 341;
prlvnto phono, Main 012.
R. SEELY, M. D. Physiolan and
Surgeon. Modern equipped operat
ing rooms, i-lfny. Oruce Honrs;
10-12, 2-4 p. m. Office in Jackson
Co. Bank Building.
DR. F. G. CARLOW, Dft. 13VA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
Physicians, Mission Block, Phon
201. Medford.
CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Eya
epeoaliHt. when others fall, OffiCfe
in F.aglo Pharmacy. Muin 233. Eao
Main noar D'Anjou.