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Newspaper Page TextTUTS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY IC, 1910. 7 II S f II q Tim I.hiIIch of HI. Amu'h finnlfty, who llfVK illfll llll nlivl.l'i' i li'lMllatloil 111 tilili I 'nil urn, iinvii th (ifoonil diinco thin fHHtmin IhmI WtxIni'Niluy i'VwiIiik, It Whn llm mioliil nvriit (it till) week. 1 1.1 xclrlKK'M tui'lnmtrn ilriiiNrtl Itxnlf mill 'liilrtuliii-t'it tu thn Mmlforil nuitU'iion tlm iti inlM iimv iwoxlrp, "My Wlfo'H Cloiiti tu thu Country." Thn oiitlimry nrtlntH of llin Hoolnty uriiiHxi'(l thi'lr fornii'r lumt pfforlii anil the "iippnr huh nn tin (juiilUU'il mire. Ainunif tho InilliM jiri'xi'iit wtiru: Mtm. liny, tn n nwn of nini'tliyitt tiriiuiiulolli, with niollfn of 'Wttck liu-o; Mm. Duff, frock nf whlto 'Uk villi") I'liilioruii'ly trimmed with lib orty mtln ninl kuIimhi lnoni Mrn. Allien lmiii'ti, xuirli uiiwn of YiinmuIi Cmiilrll till) tn liUck niut wliltn; MrH, Antiunion, 'tilurk MiiyniuiHti kowh; Mrn, Delln, frock 'of dull wlxtnrlii colored Aral) Milk; Mr. Alford, nvriiliiir iiowi of chiffon dmpd In low flounri) rffi-ct ovor u fuumlntlon of climiRittililn xntln; Mini 1 tit y, whlto llitlld t'lMliroldurild HllRwrln rulioj Minn Jiiunni'XN Million HiiKirln frook of plain ntlil rtiiliroldrrrit ImtUto trltlllllcil with Inco InxrrtlnMx; Mlxx I'litimiii, frock of rofin itnl pink chiffon mid noft mitln cninlilni'di Mlxx Olrxon, oiiiindour crM Miiplto kowii, Thn itlxtliiKillxhi'il Kiirxtx of th ivriilnu wrn Vlrx-I'rrxl-dout O'llrlrn, HiliM'rlnlrmlriit I'li'ldx, C. A. Mnltjoxiif mid Mr lltldd, of tho Mouth rn I'oclflc. Thn minimi Inntnltnllon of offln-m nf Hontimx OhniilT. O. IC. H. No. (SB. wh liidd nt Mnxonlc hnll Wndncxiliiy vi nlnif. Jmfimry 13, nml wnn one of thr InrKxnt Mffftlrn of tho wwlc Mm. NVllln Tdi'Oownn npti-d nn trmtitllliiK ifflor, Mrx. Mnttln rirknl iih limttitllntf mnr nlinl, mnl Mm J It Wntt clmidiiln. Thn following offliNirii wr Ifixlnllmt: Minx (Iwrtrndn Wnk, worthy matron: J. 15. IVntt, worthy ixttrom Mm ltnrhl M ford. Rrixiiclnto iimtrim; Mrn. I.oolu llnin llton, rimdni'trcxx; Mrn. Htnlln MTflct. nxaoclntn (vniduolri'xx; Mr. Mnr' Orr, chnplnln: Mm. lMllh Klrrtihnrt, nmrxlntl; Mrx. Mund llnrKritvo. Adn; Mrx Kiln lVrry. Ititlh; Mm Kiln HhMimr. ISxther; Mm Ht-xxln Onl,... Mnrttmi Mlxx Mllll cnt I'ottrr. HUo'ln. Mrn, IViirl lliitchn non, wnriti'r: It. W Wlllliunxon, nwritl tin); Mm Dnlln Jonrx, plmtlxt; Mm. ,. linn Woodford, xicrcitry; Mm. Mnry Utrnnc, trrnxurrr. A foil ittlrndnncn wltnrcd thn In ntnltnllon cnnunonli' nml tnnny plicd :iiiiiiui'iitM wnro hiMtrd nn tho onxy nnd i.Tocrful nx Mr hk nxnet innnnnr In which thn work wu put on. Th iWco rntlmix of thn hnll. Ivy, Rod nn iittruot Ivn nrrniiKninxnt nf rolotm! Iltshlx wnrn wlmplfi nml offrrtlvn, A IlKht lunch of lirlck Ion an-Mnt, cokn. coffee mid mint vnfcm wtm vrvrd, mid Mr. Whrtxut oii txrtnliiM) with mimeroiu hIi-cIIohh on thn i;rnihoiiionr, Tho niulllnry rnmmlttco hnvliiK chnrKn of ihn Kniinrnl nrrnnirnmnntN: Mm II. C Knnlimr, rhnlrmnn; Mm, IC II. I'lokxl, Mrx V. I. Vnwlur. Mm. I'. W. J'hk. Mm. K. I). Klwmid. Dxmirntlon aomniltlno: Mr. nnd Mrn. K. 1J. Mrrrlak. Mr. nml Mm, J. K. Wntt. JVIIIIttm Mullvr mid Mm. V. T. McCrny. Tho ri'k'iilnr nicatliiK of tho Wodncn Ony chili nt thn homo of Mm. llclrn lliixklnx. ;:v North llnrtlctt ntrcct. wnn of iitiuxiinl Intrri'xt, thn mitijrct tioInK "Art." Tho nxionxn to roll cnll wnn Given with imini'n of funinun Amorlcnn nrtlxtx nnd tho innntorplrccn of nidi. Thn Irndlnit lnjor of thn nflnrnoon w rnnd liy Mm, It. II. Tuttlo on thn ntlh Jic;. "Amrrlcnn Art Orowth nnd Itn Din tlnctlvo Kcnlurrn." Mrn. U. O, Hinllh Kavn mi IntcrvntlnK pupor on "Minn Cor licit mid thn Hiinhonnnt llntilrx." anil "Mrn. It, 10. Onlo trnvn n hlntory of John "Trunitinll, thn fnmntin pnlntnr of rcvo lutlonnry tlmvn. Mrn. 11, J, Jvnnlnen of GhlenKo, n KUnt of Mrn. 1(. C. Kcntncr. nnd who on former vlxlts hnn mndo n InrKo clrcln of frlendn In Med ford, nnd who hnn trnvrllcd oxtonnlvcly nhronil, vlnlttiiK thn nrt KulliTlcn of Kuropo, nmdo a very rntcrtnlnlnu Infornml ml tlrcnn. Mrn. Will Wnrnor will ho tho hnntenn nnxt week nt thn CoIvIk' homo, No. 8 'Houth I.aurcl ntrrct, nnd tho subject wilt ho "Thn Inflilnncii of Mind Ovor Mnt tor." Tho cxxnylnt for tho nftnrnoon will ho Mm. It, 13. Onln, who will rend n impnr on "Now ThmiKht," with n illn ciiNilon V' Alrn, I'. 13, Murrlck nnd oth crn. . Mm. nonjnmtn Onrnntt thrnw opviil )ior Jirolty homo oh Olnon nlrout Wed nondny nfli-rnoon nnd, iiHHlntnd hy Mrn. 1''. I). Chirk, kiivo n ri-coptlon to tho now ly olcctod iiri'Mldont of tho I.iuIIch' Aid Hiiclnly of thn Chrlnllnn church, Mrn. I. It. Mlllor. Work on tho Milk aullt which linn hmui onjriiKlim tho Inhor of tho In dlcn for Homo wix kn, wnn HiiHponiliMl nnd tho iifturnoon jjlvon ovor ontlroly to n dlncuHHlon of fnturo pltiiin of work nml oclnhlllty. I'our now nii'mhorn, Mrn. chninlhoiiiioii. Mrn, Crank, Mrn. Emer son, Mrn. MoItoynoldH, woro tukon Into tho Hoclnty nml It wiih iliioldod to kIvo nn "tixporlcnco hooIiU" In tho nonr futuro. onoh Indy to onrn U mid ri-mlnr nn no count of hnr molhod of onrnliiK It. I.lKht rofroHhmonlH of cm'on niut wnfora wcro norvod nnd tho following- woro jircnont: Mrs. 1). II. Mlllor, Mrn. O, MUnor. Mrn. A. I. Coffoi'ii, Mrn. W- K. Morrill, MrH, ' J, CiiHhoy, Mrn, C. O, Mntlook, Mrn, Miik !!kIo I'pnrco, Mm, C, 11, Cninoron, Mm. 11. v33. UolmrtHon, Mrn. O. A. lloovor. Thoo . nlKi Mrn, J, 1. Kviiiib, 1'hoonlxj Mrn. K. i U-lCrkoph, Mm. Ii. tcHohlor, Mrn. II. Mi- linker. Mm, J. W. Irwin, Mm. W, Vuwiionlim, MrH. Hon Colllnn, JnckHon . vllloj Mrn, lollii Joiioh, MrH. Kmcrnon, - Mvh. M. .1. I-ovo, MrH. W. J. Crnnk, MIbh BohmalhoiiHon, Mra, M. It. Booloy. ti, TiiMu.i wiilnl oluli Hint onloyod eo . Jimny popular nftornoonH nml ovoiiIukh IiihI winter, hnn licon roorKonly.od nnd liOld llio flmt iuooIIiik yoHtotmiy nnor noon nt Mm homo of Mi. K- W Merrick, 8t3 KiihI Main Hliei.t, with Mm, .leu- jiIiikh of ChlodKO hh kiiuhI of honor. 'I'liv.m IiiIiIkm tit lll'llluil WUl'O ntiived mid n ilnlnty noiivonlr of tho oocuhIou wnn prcHonicu flint, a. a. fyo, who im.vi-i the lilKhiHt Hooro. Tho oluh, with tho liuuliniiilK of tho moniberfl. will ho on U a I Jfe trrliilnml Mondny nvnnlliK nt thn hniim of Mm, II. (.'. Kviittior, Thoxo onJoyiiiK Mrn, Murrlck'n honpltnllty wrm: Mm, JeiililiiHM, Mm, II. C, Ki ntnrr, Mrn, K, V. HtrootH, Mm. U. O, Hid 1 1 It, Mrn. J, K. Wntt, Mrn, It. K, Onlr, Mm. I'ortor Naff, Mm. . H. 'Drown. Mm, C. A. Kldd, Mrn. A num. nlntr Of Mrn, Kldd, mnl from ICnnt Oiiiiiho, N, J Mm. H, A. Nye, MrH. I-4. W. Ilollln, It, 15. Yornn, of Itanium, unifiil vie-, chnncnllor of OroKOn, nnd Ji. It. Utln hon of Hnti'in. k rm id IC of It. nnd H., who nro Vlnltlnir tlio viirloun .nuhordln nln IoiIki'h, worn Kn-olod Wodncndny ovunlriK hy Tnllnmnn I.oJko, No. 31, ICnlKhln of I'ythlnn, with n ncoptlon and haiujuut. Tho vlnltom nxprenned thomnilven nn well plcnnod with tho con dition of tho Incnl ordnr, which In ono of tho niont nottvu frntonml orKUn tloiin of tho city. Tho irrowth durlnif thn print ynnr hnn hnn moxt n.itUfuo tory nnd tho outlook for tho futuro In a lirlKht onn. Tho nddrnnncn by tho vln ItliiK offlclnln wero fnuturon of thn ovc nliiK mid woro llnloncd to with much Intnrcnt. Tho Imnqunt wnn rnont nlnhornto, In cliiilliiif, nn rnport"d hy ono of tho pur tlclpnntn, overythlinr from ollvcn nnd plckvln to llmburBnr chceno, Mondny nvmilntf, Jnnunry 11. tho fol lowlnif offlcnrn wnro Inxtnllcd for Mod ford lodjfo. No. 3. I. O. O, I'.. with Hoy I'lrloh, P. I. M., of .Isoknonvllln nn InntnllliiK offloor: 1". K. Itrddrn, N. O.j M. U Moodown, V. O,; I4. O. Hnrdlcor. oorrnxpondliiK nnoretnry: K. il Wllnon, fltmnclnl nrorotnry! It C Onddln, trenn urnri I.. O. Howard, wiirdon; 1'. H. Dny. conduclor; W. U Miller. 11. H. N. O.; II. II. Ilnrvoy. I.. H. N. CJ.; I. rrldcitar. It. H V. (I : W. It. llullock. U K. V. O.; K. KrhUenr. I. O.j O Hull. O. fl ! J. W. Knyen. chnplnln: C. I. True, It. a H. O. W. Hlull, I.. H. H.. Mnny vlnllorn from Jncknonvlllo, Anh land nnd I'lionnlx worn prrnenl nnd nn elnbornto lmnjut will nerved. Hokuo lllvnr Knoflmpmnnt. No, 30, Imld tho nniiunl Inntnllnllon of offlccm Kolurdny ovonliiK. Jnnunry S. with J nmntnnr. I. I). O I'.. InxtnlllniC offi cer. An hour of noolnlilllty mid n lilt? i.tii.,i fullowed tho Inntnllntlon corn- ntonlun, thn followliiK offloorn hnvlntt hern Inxtnllcd: W. M ('rnwnll. C. 1: M. U Mnodown. li i J. J. Wllov. H. W : M. McCroxky, J W.: W. U Miller, norlbo: O I., Dny. trenmirer: J I Dimmer. KUlde; it. li. ( itnrvnv. flmt wntch: V. H. Dny. Hi-conn wntch; It IS." Onddlx. third wntch: 1. IS. Hodden, fourth wntch: J. li Day. a: C. I. True. I. H, Tim rivo Hundred club won enter- inlnn.l I'rldnv nflernortn nt tho homo of. Mm. J. I4. Ilutplmnon. Third nml urnnuo xtretx, l'our tnhlen of five hundred wro plnywl, Mrn .!. It. Wntt wlnnlnK ihn firm nrlxo nnd Mm, IS. o. irow- l.rldL'n tlm aeoond. Mrn. Ilutchnnon In n churmlnc hnntenn, enlnrtnlnlni; with onnn nnd grnpn Tim followliiK wero preneut: Mundnmen W. U. Cnnon. J. 12. U'nii. J 14. Iliiuek. W. W. Woodn, A. J. I'erry, W. It. MeOownn. I. I.. Hamilton. M. Purd n. i: O. TrowlirniKe. J. u, uo. hie, 11. IS, Hoyden, Kcott Dnvln. Minn Dot Horry. Minn Oortrudo Weckn nnd Mm. Antlo, Tim nnnunl inntallatlon of officers of iii riirvnnnthemum Clrclo took plnco Tuendny ovenlnu nt Woodman hnll, wltlj Mninie Mnntiramery or Kniem. itonerni orKnler of tho Women of Woodcrnft, tnxtnlllnir officer. Tho following of- flcern were Inatnllcd: Koto Walt. I'. O, N-i lClltn Hollnn. O. N.l Bllvla Ilnrkndull. ndv.J Mnrlon Melcnlf, t.nnkerj Prudeneo Plntt. clerk: Alnui Mnrtln. mnirlclnn; Mn- hel Jonen. inunlelnn; Hello Sheurer, C. of a,; Hollo tlenneit, I nml O. The iiddreoM of tho ImstnlllnK officer, mi Mnntiriimnry. wnn tho feature of tho ovnnltiK. nftcr whleh n Imnquet wan nerved. Mlxx CMnrn Olhhony. who hnn been nt- trm.ilnc- xrlinnl nt tho University of Or- eiron, hnn Klven up her ntudlcn In thnt Institution nnd hna returned homo. In ih, urn r future Mini will enter MIIIH coIIpko for women, nn excellent flnlnh InK bcIiooI, near 1'nlo Alto, where nho will purnuo nludlen In InnKUiiKen. lit ernturo nml iiuihIp. It Will bo. remem horcd that Minn I.uelln Clny Cnmon, for eighteen yearn deal of women nt tho Unlvomlty of Orejjon, nnd who hIho had huoIi HlKiinl Huoet'KB In tho nnullHli ile- iinrlmont. wiih elected nroHtdont or MIIIH nnil..iri lii June nml Iiiih entered UIon hor ilutloH, where oho In nddlnrr to tho nl- ready envlnblo reputation of tho hciiooi. Tim I.adloH' Oulld of Bt. Mnrk'H Kpln- coinl church hold n roKUlnr hUBlneBB nennlon Thumdny nftemoon nt tho homo nf Mm. it. Humphries. 815 Runt Mnln Htreot. HUHlneHH of tho nfternoon wna traiiBncted nnd n noolnl hour with ro rrenhmentn enjoyed, ltecont nddltlonn In Ihn ineintierBhll) of IhlH populnr nnd notlvo orcanlrntlon nro Mrn. W, II. Ilrnu'll. Mm. li. U. Porter. MIBS JiOU Porter, Mm. Hoke, MIbb Hoke, MrH. II. O. Bhenrer. Mm. WorthliiKton, Mm, Carey nnd Mrn. Heath. 9 Tho BwnHtlkn card pnrty Tuesday nf ternoon, Jnnunry 18," nt tho siioloun homo of Mm. II. n. Hoyden tu looked forward to with plrnsed anticipation, Tho Hoyden homo Ih ono of tho most modern nnd commodloim of tho mnny new roHldoneeH lmllt within tho yenr, nnd tho iibbIhUiik honteHHop am threo populnr lndloH! Mrs. M. Purilln. MrH, W. W. Harmon and Mrs. cinm jviouuten. A Hoolnl nml lniHtnoNH Bennlon of tho I.adloH' Aid Hootety of llio Presbyterian ohuroh whb hold In tho church parloiH Tuesday oflernoon, Mm, It. W. Clancy of Went Klovonth Htreot, with MrH. W II. Canon, nn nHslHtnnt IiohIobh, will on tertalu llio ladloH lit thulr nuxt rcHUlar mootlntr. Tlio Heroud dnnolnB parly utven by tho Itullca of tho St. Ann oooloty Wod ni'Ndny oviuiIiik wnn ono of tho moxt I'lijoynhlo hii I Im of tho Hciihon, 'i'lio tiitl nlo by (ho IIiihIiIkk orchentrn wnn alt that could ho tloxlioil unit n two-course Hiippur nerved. At hur bountiful homo nt On It Crcnt, Mrn, UeorKit It. Mndloy enlertnlii'.'il In honor of her llltlo diiUKhtum, Mao nnd Josephine, at 2 o'clock KiPliiy nftonioou, Jaiiiuiry 7, Tho Kumln enjoyed them bhIvoh iilnyliiK koii"n until 4 o'clock, when n ilnlnty three-cotinio lunchon wnn nerved. Mrn, Minlley wnn nsslnted by hor Blntor, MIhh Olrlch, Mrn. V. I). Allen and Mrn, I., li. Ilrown. Tho pret tiest doll wnn then voted on. Thoso bo IoiikIhk to Helen lliown nnd Alone Al len worn awdriUd tho prlxen, Thonn present wero: Holen I'lerce, llenslo Jnok son, Mnry Jackson, Helen Urown, Aleno Allen, Mnry Alice I'oster, Wodsom Mo-; onald, Cleono PottonRer, Mno Mndloy, Josephluo Mildly. " Minn AKiien Isnncn, who has licon 111 with typhoid fever nt her home, CS North Onkdnle nvenue, Ih rapidly con valonclnir. A trained nurse from Port land han been In nttendnnco, Ira Dodjto of tho Orciton Orchnrd Hyiidlcato, ban returned from n visit to hln old homo In Akron, O.. and other ennteru polnln. Mrn. II. II. llelmn nnd Mrn. Fred Tarry of 1'hoenlx wero nttondlni; the nnnunl Inntallatlon nnd banquet of tho Chryn nnthomum Clrclo Tuesday orenlmr, Mrn. Clnrn Xtoulden. who hnn been enjuylmc a dellehtful visit nl tlm coun try homo of Mr. nnd Mm. W. II. Stokes, hnn returned home. i Mr. nnd Mrn. George F. Kins returned to their homo In I'ortlund Tuesday af ter n pleasant two weeks' visit with Modford friends. Tho Ladles' dulld will meet Thursday nfternoon of this week with Mm. IS. M. Andruwn, 35 North Iloosevolt nvenue. Mm. J. H. Hutlor hnn returned from IlnrrlsburB, Or. Mm. Charles Mason and Mlsn Akiich Mur'dook have uono to Portland for a fow weeks' visit. Carl Hollbronner hnn been In Portland, tha past week on n business nnd pleas tiro trip. To the Mall Tribune. This is to certify thnt my foot baa, bnd nn itching skin discaso for four or five- yenrs nnd have tried two or three doctors without nny relief. Four weeks ago I began ufcing Chinese Dr. I'nul Young's mcdicino nnd my foot is entirely well. You will find Dr Young in Ashland nnd Modford. LEB GOV. MEDFORD ATHLETIC CLUB ORGANIZES IVriiianoiit Orgniiintloii Kfft'ctwl Offlrors nml Honrrt of Dircctorn Kloctiil, Also Instructftr. At n mootlnK of tho Modford Athletic club held l'rldnj- evening a permanent orKonlzittlon wnn effected nnd officers and n hoard of directors wero elected. Tho following offlcorn wero elected; President. V. M. Kennedy; treasurer, J. O. Patton: secretory. T. 15. McDnnlels: directors, Claud Miles, Kmerlck, Noah Lyons, Jnnien Uuss. DurlnB tho mooting novornl Interest liiK contents between members of tho club wero pullod off. Joe Wallace wan appointed Instructor and munnRor. DIED. Waltor I I.oxler, non of Mr. and Mrs. Loiter, died nt tho family residence, two miles west of Modford, Saturday morn- Inir, need IS years, 11 months and 3 days, of typhoid fovvr. Tho funernl will tnko placo todny, tho corteuo lenvliiK the Into residence at I o'clock. Sorvlcea will bo hold at tha Baptist church on North Control nvenue nt !:30, Rev. Mo Key officiating. Interment will tnko plnco In Odd ! el- lows cemetery. MAYOR BTJSSB BOOK TO UNDEHOO OPERATION CIIICACIO, 111., Jun. IS. It wnn learn ed hero todny thnt Mnyor llussa will soon bo to Mercy hospital for nn oper ation, Coincident with his departure for Wnshlwiton It beonmo known thnt he never hnB recovered fully from tho In juries which ho received In tho Ponnsyl- vnnln wreck tn 1007. It Ih reported thnt nn onerntlon In no- oessnry for tho reason that n largo oltvor which penetrated tho fleshy pnrt of tho thigh when ho wnn hurt In tho wroolt never wnn removed. Tho wound healed on tho outside, but In'stlll unhealed In side. Mnyor Itusso ntnrtod nn his trip to Washington primarily for recrentlon with tho view of putting himself In n proper physical condition before sub mitting his body to tho knlfov WOMEN'S WOES. MctWord Women Ano Finding Rellof at Last. It doos Room thnt wmnon hnvo nioro limn n fnir shnro of tho nehos nnd pnins thnt nffliot liumnuity thoy must "koop up," must nttoiul to du ties in spito of constantly tiching bnoks, or hondnchos, dtr.r.y spoils, bonrlng-dowii pains ; thoy must stoop ovor. whon to stoop 'menus torture. Thy must walk nnd bond nud work with rucking pnins nnd mnny nohes from kiduny illn. Kidnoys omino nioro sufforliig tlinn nny othor orgnn nf tho body. Koop (ho kiduoys well nml houjlh is easily niniutnluod. Road of a voiiituJy for kidnovs only thu holps and euros tlio kidnoys mid i Want Ads Will indorsed by pcoplo you know. Mr. Grnco 8kector, 0 Wont Jnck on Hlrcut, Mcdfonl, Or., hnvk: "I tiitn rooomtnend Donti'n Kidney I'illH liinhly for pniti nnd Htifftics in the linck find olhor Hyinptoms of kidnoy trouble. ThiH rcmody rclioved rnc when I iiHcd it, nnd I have boon well ever mncc." For Kfilo by nil denlorn. l'rico oO rqnlB. FoBtcr-Millburn Co., Uuffnlo, N. Y., nolo agents for tlio United Stales. Kcmcmbcr tho namo Doan's nnd tnko no other. A Snap Twenty ncrcs, lovel, deep soil, close in, nt $625 AN ACRE. Plnntcd nn follows: Sixteen acres in Newtown npplcs, 7 years old, bnlnnco in Bnrtlott pears, 3 years old. At Hood Kivor you would bo nsked $1500 nn aero for a similnr trnct. Look into this offer ns closely ns you like this young orchard is n bargain nt tho price. W. T. YORK & CO. EMPLOYMENT AND BUSINESS CHANCES FOR RENT- Land from 1 ncro to 400 In ono body; have spud land. FOR SALE 10 acros improved 5-ycnr-old vlnoyard located In Cali fornia. Must soli a bargalri ln a restaurant. 1 span horBoe, harness and wagon. 1 span horsos and harness. 1 span lioraos. 1 span horsos, l pony. 1 span of horses, harness, wngon nnd buggy. Cnrponlor wis! os to do building, par 4Io8 to furnish material, ho do tho work, tako half in real estate, bal ance to bo la cash. WANTED Mnu and woman on farm. WANTED Woman to cook and do housework o- rancL. HOMESTEAD rellnq.i'ii nicnt can ho secured at this office. ANY ONE having any kind of bulld- iiics to movo, rail at room 208. WANTED A chambermaid. Women for housowork. E, F. A. BITTNER. Prop. ROHM 208. PHIPPS BLDG. PHONE MAIN 4141. For the Best In. harness, saddles, whips, .obes, tents, blankets, wag on sheets, axle grease and tall cure, as well as all-kinds of custom work, see J. C. Smith 314 E. Main. 44- -f 4 Fnn sai f FOR EXCHANGE- -Piano nnd furni ture to oxchnngo. for lot. 103 Roofo volt nvonuo. Phono 228. 202 FOR SALE Homestead location. Call 122 South Cottngo Bt., Med ford. 257 FOR SALE Fivo room, houso und throe lots, closo in, for $2500; $1000 will bundle, W. T. York & Co. FOR SALE Choice business proper ty nt n bnrgnin, on long time; uasy tonus Address P O. JBox 418. FOR SALE Now L. C. Smith typo wrltor for snlo clionp. Address "D," caro this offlco, 200 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Hotel in Swoot, Idaho, for Modford prop erty, either town or fnmi hind; val uation $0000. Addross Willinm Woody, Sweot, Idaho. 278 FOR SALE 5-room houso nnd lot with or without furniture, on North Rlvorsldo live-no. Flpo location, nonr good school nnd church. For particulars, addicts T, 11., Tribune offlco, 25C FOR SALE. FOR BALK Young orchnrd in bear ing. Mat Calhoun, I'liocnix, Or. V6n BALK Unby carrlngoTcfionp if tnkon at or.co. Apply 107 13. Second street ovonlngh. ' 259 FOIt 8ALB Six room Jiouho and 8 lots; close In. Address box 30C. 259 FOR SALE Horse, harness and light spring wagon with polo and shafts. 125 South Oakdale. FOH SALB New Singer sowing ma- chino; cheap for cash. 125 South Oakdale. FOU SALE Kogi jo River three-color stationery showing Cornice pear and Spitzcnberg apples. Mcdford Mail Tribune. 200 FOR SALE 5 nnd 10-acre tracts just within nnd adjoining city lim itH, nt n bnrgnin, on 5 nnnunl pay merts. AddresH P. O, Box 41S. FOR SALE Onk, fir nnd pine cord- wood, 12 nnd 16-inch; nlso dry rnil wood; dry pitch for kindling. Phone ordor to Main 4201. FOR SALE 240 ncres two miles from Tnlent, about 150 ncres under cultivntion, good fruit land, at $70 nn ncre. This is n snnp. Y. T. York & Co. FOR SALE 30 ncres fruit ranch; 10 ncres 15-year-old apples; ijood buildings; close In; prlos OOn; a snap. Seo us. Rogito P.lvr land Co., Woodv.lle, Or. 2a t FOR SALE Underwood Typewriter, latest model, with 2-color ribbon shift; base and metal cover; cost $110.00; will sell for cash only; price $90.00. Address Box No. 3S8 tf Poll SALE Good dry cord wood at $7.50 per cord. Also wood sawing orders promptly filled. Call on C. F. Rclchcstcln, 421 South Grape street, or phono No. 491. 2G1 f-f-t""t"t- '"t"4---'" --"t,-f'''' WANTED. WANTED ITand spraf pump; sec ond band, in good condition nnd complete. Address with price, L. W. Zimmer, Modford. WANTED A Idny solicitor to sell electric hentinir, cooking nnd light- I ing devices. Apply nt tho Condon Wnter nnd Power Co. WANTED Agents to go to Cnlifor nin to sell territory for tho 'Hidden Window Screen." Inquire E. C. Aylor und Bnmett, real estate of fice on South Central nvenue. 2G1 WANTED Good span of mules, fair size, woll broken. J. F. Work man, at tho old Van Dyke place. WANTED A nurse. Phono Main 2471. 253 FOR EXCHANGE Will exchange Bomo good residenco lots in Mcd ford or house and pay ment on ranch. Co. WANTED irnn to write firo'hr -nnco and to sell city property. Ben son Investment Co. 256 WANTED Small trnct of 20 to 60 acres near Medford; gtvo full de scription, price and torms. Address "A," Mnil Tribune 260 WANTED Good Japanoso cook, good wages. Tolophono Farmers 61. 255 WANTED To ront, a modern 5 or C room houso w.'th leaso for one year. Ad lress G, caro of this office. 257 WANTED Experienced quarry man. Address P. 0. Box 418, Medford, Or. WANTED Girl for general housework-; good wages; small family. A. S. nillon. WANTED Man nud wife; man to do gonoral work, woman for' oonernl hoiiBowork. Condon Wnter nnd Power Co. ' WANTEI) GO to 120 ncros mostly r.lfnlfn land, within 10 mllos of Med ford. 1 want this land for onstorn friends ivid wish to deal with own ers who would sell at a reasonnblo price. Goo. F. Dyer, 1110 West Fourth st. 25S 4- -f-f-t- -f 4t4 FOR RENT. - FOIt RENT Furnished rooms with board. No. 10 North .Grapo street. FOR RENT Onlyhotol In town or 1000 population, Call at Condor Wntor Power Co., 200 West Main stroot, FOR RENTSIx room modern Ttir nlsliod houso. closo In: $35 nor I month. Addross X. Y. Z., caro Mall Tribune 252 FOlf R KNT FarihsTf roin4 0 TicFoa upward, eultnblo for fruit, alfalfn, stock or geuoral fanning. Inquire nt offlco Condor Water & Powor com pany, 200 W. Mala street. Retain Your Luck 4-- FOR REMT. ' -f-f'- FOR ItHNT Itooms for light house keoplng. Address 821 Wast 10th street. 258 FOR RENT Tracts of land from one to forty acres; with water for irrigation, suitable for raising po tatoes nnd gurden truck, also suit able for chicken nnd turkey raising. Owner will furnish a reasonable amount of lumber and poultry nnd other fencing for improvements if lcssco perform labor of erecting same. Call at office of Condon Wnter and Power company for par-, ticulars. -4- -4- f T LOST. k 4" STRAYED Ono roan horse, bell, branded, N. on right shoulder, 1 roan 2 year old colt, 1 light bay horso branded N. on right shoulder, glass eyed, Jjaldfaco; 1 small brown gcldlag branded 4 left side. Last seen near Eaglo Point. Finder pleaso notify S. A. Robinson, Eagle Point- Reward. 2 CO - 4--f '- BUSINESS nlREfiTflRY. Tea and Coffee Houses. GRAND UNION TEA CO. Any va riety of tea or coffeo grown can be hnd from their agent, S.' Kemp thorne, 237 Riverside avenue. Phono 3871. Tickets given with every purchase. Restaurants. BEE HrVE RESTAURANT Meals 15c; beds, 15c. Give us a trial. 29 Central nvenue, upstairs. CnOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES will cure rheumatism, asth ma, paralysis, sores and private dis eases. These remedies may be pro cured at the store of Wah Chung on A street, Ashland, Oregon, where they will be sold by the proprietor, Chow Young. TinShops. J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin and shectiron ware on hand nnd mnde to order. 128 North G street. Chimney Sweeps. IF YOUR CHIMNEY needs cleaning be sure nnd see D. D. Woods. Lenve orders nt the Medford Hardware Co , or phone 2581. 231 Auctioneers.. E. F. A. BITTNER, auctioneer, will ho found in room 20S. Taylor & Phipps Buildinir. Attorneys. WITI1INGTON & KELLY Lawyers. Palm Building. PORTER J. NEFF Attornoy-nt-lnw. No. 0 D street, ground fl oor. COLYIG & REAMES W. M. Col vig, C. L. Rcames. Lawyers. Of fico Medford Nntionnl Bnnk Build ing, second floor. B. F. MFLKEY Attorney-nt-Lnw, Jncksonville. Carriage andutoPaInting. VALLEY .SIGN AND CARRIAGE WORKS nigh-clnss work gunrnn teed. Signs. Riversido nvenuo. Phono 801. . Real Estate. BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Real Estate, Loans nud Firo Insurance. Office, suito 205-200, ovor Fruit growers' Bnnk. Phono 541. ADAMS & BRIGGS O. Adams, C. P. Briggs, rcnl estnto, insurnnce, farm nnd city property, timber. Butte Fnlls. Or. Printers and Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. hns tho best equipped iob office in South ern Oregon; Portland prices, ."7 South Central v Opticians. DR. GORLE Tho only exclusive op tician botweon Portlnnd and Sac ramento. Office on West Main st. nnd railroad. BrickCompanies. G. W. Priddy," ' J. T.'O'Brien. O. D. Nnglo. THE MEDFORD BRICK CO. Brick manufacturers nnd contractors; nlso lime, cemont nnd plaster in nny quantity. Office, Mcdford Nntionnl Bank bldg. Phono Main 515. Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertakers. Dny phono 351. Night Phonos: ( W. Couklin 3001, J. II. Bujlor3.-i71. Piano Instruction. HARMONY, sight rending, musical form, Mrs. E. E. Goio. Metropolitan College of Music. Miss Flora Gray. Studios, 1-M South Cou trnl nvonuo. Phono 403. Stenographers. FI .LA M. GAUNYAW Palm block. RhMioernphic work done quickly and woll. 4 44 4 4 4-4-4- 4-4- -4-4 4-4444. -f -t- -f4-f-f f BUSINESS DfRECTORY. -f - -t-f-f-f-f-f-f Photographers. MACKEY'S HTUDIO "Poso with Mnckey nnd dio with joy." Ovor Al lot! & Reagan's store; entrance on Seventh street. Civil Engineers. WILL take by contract, on reason able terms, nil kinds of work; nlso irrignting, plnnting nnd cultivating, etc. Lnndscnpo gnrdening. First clnss references. Willinm Poters, Civil Engineer, Phono 1801, 322 13. Main street, Medford, Or. Bill Posters. VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and Distributor. AH orders promptly filled. Room 7, Jackson County Bank Building, Mcdford. Or. Billiard Parlors. S. T. BROWN & CO. Billinrds, Ci gars and Soft Dnnks. Up stairs, Ynnnn & ITnll liiiilrlintr. A nice cool place to spend .the hot afternoons. Architects. J. IC A- BHiES Architect nnd Builder. P. 0. Box 480, Medford, Or. Your building respectfully so licited. Furniture. II. F. WILSON & CO., denlers in now and second-hand furniture nnd hnrdwnrc. Agents for Mound City kitchen cabinet. 323 E. Seventh st. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Comer 8th nnd Holly sts., Mcdford. Mission Furniture mnde to order. Cabinet work of all kinds. A trial order solicited. MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stoves nnd Rnngcs. New nnd Second-Hand Furniture. Eads' old stand, 18 W. F st. South. Phone 01, Medford, Or. Nurseries. QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees arc budded, not grafted. Our stock is not irrigated. We guarantee ev erything put out. We are not in tho trust, n. B. Patterson, office in Hotel Nash. ' ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY Growers of high-grndo nursery stock. C. E. Cook, Prop. R. R. V. depot. P. O. Box 841. Phone 583, Mcdford. Transfer and Drayage. n. S. BRUMBLE Drnyape nnd transfer. Bnggatrc stored. Offico C and Scvonth. Cement Workers. B. J. ADYLOTT All work guaran teed strictly first-clnss. Residee No. 400 Bentty streot. A cx , Dnng inc to you. w.i MUSIC. MUSIC AND I ANGUAGES Mrs. H. L. Iluillier. "n M:n street West. Privnte los- . :i ffing (method Rossini) n-l Ingiinges French, tnlianGqrninn, Spanish. MRS. E. E."gORE Pinno instruction Mctropolitnn Collcgo of Music Miss Flora Gray. Phono 493. 144 South Centra1 ' .'ttm, !-oMation. ni'NTY BUTLDTNQ AN ASSOCIATION 0. C. Boegs, Acting Sccretnry, 128 Knst Jfnin street. Carpenters and Builders. A. D. JOnNS. Contractor nnd Build er 225 RivQrsido nvenuo. Phona 2471. F. E. niLL Will furnish plans nud list of nil timber '.o bo put in build ing. Medford, Or. W. G. HOLMES Contractor nnd builder; plnns and estirnntcs furn ished. Inquiro Star roslnurnnt or nddress BoxJlS Physicians nnd Surgeons. R. W. STEVRTS M. D. Oppusito Jnckson County hunk. Night calls promptly nnswered. Offico nnd rosi tjont phono Main 3132. S. A. LOCKWOOD. M. D. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Offices in Husk-ins' building. Phono Mnin 1001. CONROY & CliANCY Dffico in Stownrt Building Physicians nnd Surgeons. Offico phone Main 341; private phone Mnin 012, ' S. R. SEELY", M. D. Physician nnd Surgoon. Modern oquippod operat ing rioms. X-Ruy. Offico hours: 10-12, 2-4 p. in. Offico in Jackson County Bank Building. DR. F. G. OAR LOW, DR. EVA MAINS CAR LOW Osteopathia Physicians. Mission Block. Phono 201. Medfordj CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Ht specialist, whon othors fail. Offiua in Eaglo Phnrninoy. Mnin 233. Hast Main nonr D'Anjou. Cigars ami Tobaccos. IRELAND & ANTLKSmoko IIon.o, doalern in lobtuicaoigara and Hiuok or' Hupplios. Fvclitkiivo uueiits of tw!m Sinirlo Binder, El Morito ami KI Pnlonoia. 212 West Main street. .ltel JU&mt&Wi.