Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 01, 1910, Page 7, Image 7

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    MEDFOllD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORDragON, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1910,
A Want Ad Will Go "Help-Hunting" for You-and Make a Thorough Job of It
$100,000 PAID FOR
RETURN
OF CHILD
No Criminal Prosecution Is to Fol
low llio Return of Little Girl Who
Was Kidnaped From Louisville
Homo Lost December.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., April l.TlwU
4I-yi'nr-old Alum Kollnor, who' wns
todiinpiid IuhI December, will In) re
turned to her parents next Sunday
in niliini lor a rnnsoiu (if 10,000
wnn the slnloini'iil today of friends
of tlio Kollnor family.
Frederick Kollnor, (liu child's
fa Ui or, 1h 11 woalthy brewer of this
city. Aside from novo nil deinauds
for niiiKoni, ho has hoard nothing'
.from lilh daughter's abductors or
from hot since hIio tliHtipKMirctl while
on linr way. (o innss otut Sunday
morning.
At?ordiug to tlio friends of tlio
KcllnorV, who told thu dory, tho
ranhoui waH delivered by rred I'ohr,
Alio lilt Jo girl's iiiiclo, who may at
ready havo i)o.Hoiioii of tho child.
It u-OH known, thvy stated, that Fohr
Jen. Louisville several days ago to
CO U nil appointed plaoo to deliver
ilic inonoy and gut Alma, Ho'ox-IK-iiIod
to return Sunday.
It wns also u I it tod that no crim
inal prosecution will follow tho ro
turn of tho littlo Kir), and tho nb-
-diinlur nhould not suffer legally for
their iii'lioiiM.
FIRST STEP TOWARD
LABOR UNION PARTY
PHILADELPHIA, April 1. In
tnrtvrt In tho labor situation hero was
cmilnrocl today In tho convontlou of
Intxtr union mon to form a now politi
cal party. Aliout COO dologntos at
tended tho meeting. Newspaper mon
jiihI vry emu without union enrdu
or other crod"iitml woro barred,
A commlttoo of olovon headed by
John L. Murphy, president of tho
Ontntl labor union, wub cIiohoii to ni
ton tho ilotatlM of organizing tho now
parly. TIiIh committor will solect
a von othor members In each want In
tlio oily to constitute n city commlttoo.
A contribution of ouo duy'ii pay to
flnanro tho now organisation will ho
4takiM) from ovory momhor of tho now
party. Non-unionists will ho permit
ted to unroll after tho .preliminary
orKanlzntlou has boon offoctod.
Thoro was no chnngu In tho street
car iiUuntlon Uolh tho company rind
ttiu titrlklng car mon contlniio to hold
to tholr "stand pat" policy. For tho
flrnt tlmo alnco tho strlko wna do-
clarnn' carB woro run on tho Hiibwny
Murfuce lines. ,
COSTS MONEY TO BE SICK
IN EVERETT, WASHINGTON
KVKRBTT, Wash., April J.
llegmning today, It will bo ox--ricnmve
to bo sick in Evorott. Catch
ing tlio buoyant spirit of moat and
foodstuffs, medical fees have tnkon
an upward shoot. Tio now tariff,
effective tomorrow, in as follows;
Day visits, $2.50; donhlo for night
calls. ObHtolrirnl casos with tho us
ual nftor care, $25; vaccinations,
-$1; office consultation, minimum,
$1.50.
Dr. V, West, president of, (ho Sno
liom'iHliR County Modioli! Hooioty,
unyn tho ruutunc oxponooH of a jiliy
icinn Ihih dnublod duriiiR tho pnt
ten yonra nnd tho Inoronnod hcuIo !h
R llCOH8ity.
RECORD PRICE FOR
SOUTHERN OREGON CHICKS
Tho record prico for rhiokoitH
rained in Southorn OroKon wuh re
vived by J. P. Normnn of Tnlonl
when ho Hold four lions nnd a cock
erel to tho RosoburB Poultry com
pany this wool;. Tho fowls woro of
the Crystal Whito Orpington vnrioty
and tho fivo of thorn brotiKht .$10.
Tlioy woro two yonrs old. Eight dol
!nm n ploco, $1 a yonr not bnd, was
3tf
This, is tho liighoHt prico roooivod
for cliiclons of any brood grown in
tho vnlloy. Thoso woro fnnoy chiok
ens, of coureo, but fancy Htook pays,
wholbor you nro rnisliiR npplda or
chickoun,
GILMORE OF LOS ANGELES
PAVING FIRM IS DEAD
r,OR ANGHLliS, Cal., April 1.
Edward Oilmoro, n wealthy momhor
of (ho Falrchild, Oilmoro, Wilton
compnuy, paving contractors, whioli
lias branch offioos in many Pacific
const oitios, droppod dond in his of
fices hero yesterday,
Doctors who woro onllod snld his
denth wns caused by heart failure,
ITo wnu 00 yonrs of ngo.
NEWSPAPERS KEEP
I RIGHT
Corrupt Practices Act Docs Not Pro
hibit Periodicals From Exprcsslnu
Opinion Rc(jnrdln(i Candidates Up
(or Election to Office.
SALEM, Or., April 1. Tho cor
rupt prncticoH act dooH not prohibit
a uewxpapor or other periodical from
oxproHtdng its own opinion regard
ing cnndidntori up for flection to of
fice or regarding nny memture be
fore tho pooplo, but is intended to
prohibit tho purchase outright of the
columns of a newspaper and having
tho paid matter go to the rem! or of
the paper as the opinion of it k ed
itors. Kncli was (lie opinion ren
dered to Ira Powell of .Monmouth
Inst week by Attorney-General
Crawford.
The section of the act referring to
litis matter mukes it plain Hint paid
matter, or what is uxually termed
mlvorllning matter, was the only
matter agaitiHt which the term ol
tho act were designed to operate.
This section readw iih follow:
"No publisher of a newspaper or
oilier periodical -shall iiiKorf, either in
its advertising or reading columns,
any paid matter which is designed or
lends to aid, injure or defeat any
I'tiudidate or wlitieal party or or-
irmiiration or measure be (ore the
people, unless it is stated therein
that' it is a paid advertisement, with
the name of the chairman or secre
tary or the names of other officers
of the political parly or organiza
tion inserting the same or the name
of some voter who is responsible
therefor, with his residence and
street number thereof, if nny, ap
pearing in such advertisement.'1
MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED
WITH FINNS BY RUSSIA
ST. PKTEHSJUmO, April 1.--
More trouble with tho Finns is ex-
ivected by government officinls, fol
lowing tho introduction of the Ittts-
so-Finuish bill in tho douum yester
day. Tho bill gives tho dnumn author
ity over the affairs of Finland. It
is almost certain Hint tho passage
of the bill will result in further dis
turbances in liinlnnd.
I'.ver since Finland onmo under tho
protection of Russia by treaty there
has been n constant fight on the
part of tho Finns to retain their
trinity rights to homo rule,
Tho introduction of tho bill in tho
donma is considered by tho Finnn as
another stop on the part of Russia
to merge Finland with Russia and
wipe out tho last thread of indo
pondenco shq possesses.
Killed Himself on Train.
. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 1.
Plnclng n revolver to his breast whllo
an express train from Huffnlo on
which ho wns n pnssengor wnH pulling
Into tho pending rnllroad station to-
un, Wllllum II. Swanborg, advertis
ing mnungor of a big Choanal Btrcot
department stnro, killed, hlmsolf al
most Instantly. PnBsongora woro
crowding tho nlslo to loavo tho tar
when ho fjrod tho sfiot,
BwnnbotK was roturnlng from Chi
cago, whoro ho had vloltod his sou,
Ho was about 40 years old. A lottor
nddreBsed. to his wtfo stiitod that ho
had mot with rovorsos In Wall stroot.
Swftiiborg'B son, Harold, who is
nineteen years old, wont to Chicago
sonio monthu ngo to nttoud n physical
culture Institution, and tho father
Boomed to grlovo ovor his nbsonco.
The Country Has Grown.
HOSTON, April 1 Dr. B. Dana
Durnnd, national auporlntondant of
consus, said today, that by Juno 1 ho
hopod to rojiort tho numbor ot Inhab
itants of tho Unltod States as botwoon
88,000,000 and 91,000,000.
Tho onumorntors, 75,600 mon nnd
womon, will movo on April 15 and
cover tho cltlos tn 1G days, nnd tho
rural sections In 30 days, It will talio
four months to covor tho manufactur
ing lutorests and throo yonrs to tab
ulate and study tho results.
Dr. Durnn wns tho guost of Supt.
Chnrlos F. aottnmy ot tho Now Eng
land soctlon at lunch today, and spoko
before tho city club this ovonlng.
Card of Thanks.
Tj tho neighbors and friepds wlio
so kindly assisted us during tho
dentil and burial of our donr mother
(vo wi81i to oxtoud our sincoro tliunks.
MR. AND MRS. 13. PALMER,
MRS. MINNIE D, 'MARTIN.
Haskiiia f;or Ilealth, "
IEN
Money Paid For Want Ad Space Brings Greater
Returns Than Any Other Investment in the World
USUALLY A WOUK-WANTKD AD. IS THE INCOMPARABLE INVESTMENT FOR " POCKET
MONEY." UETTER THAN GOVERNMENT BONDS THAN ANY SORT OF BONDS. THE WANT
AD. INVESTMENT IS WITHIN THE REACH OF THE PERSON WHO CAN LEAST AFFORD TO
MAKE EVEN THE SMALLEST MISTAKES IN INVESTMENTS OF QUARTERS AND DIMES. A
LARGER SALARY SECURED THROUGH PRINTINO A WANT AD. A FEW TIMES COULD
THERE WELL BE A. GREATER PROFIT ON SUCH AN INVESTMENT!
Modern Woodmen!
Bring your wife, daughters, mid
lr.dy friends to a Woodman dance,
Fridny, April 1, 8 p. m., at Hodmen's
ball. Good music nr.d a Woodman
tlmo. Bring Receipt No. 250 and 50
contH. Visiting Neighbors r.nd Royal
Neighbors welcome.
10 COMMITTEE.
FOR SALE.
I tiC Ah K8TATK.
r'Ull BAI.K 70 acres, 1 mile from
Eagle Point, unclcnrcd. CO ncre
first-class sticky fruit land; prico
f 00 per acre, en By tortns; 40 acres,
froo soil, half bottom land: 10 ncres
clearod, hoary timber on balance;
Kood water right, two rollos from
Eaglo Point; prico S120 por ncro.
For furthor Information, address
Hox 127, Englo Point, Or.
' House.
Foil 8ALB -Modofn bungalowiTB
rooms, bath, pantry, two porches,
wired, partly plumbod, tinted walls,
waxed woodwork, corner lot EOx
120 foot. In ono of choicest East
Medford districts; house and lot
could not sow bo duplicated tor
prico atkod, SUOOO; J160S will haa
dlo. Address P. O. Box 172. 324
Acratfo.
FOR SALE 5 and lO-ncrr tracts
just within -and adjoining city lim
its, at a bargain, on 5 annual pay
ments. Address Condor Water
'OH BALK 22-ncro tract a miles
south city limits; 12 ncres sot to
pears, 1 aero family orchard, bear
ing; to trado--to good contractor for
putting up lioiiKo In Medford. Ad
dress X'J, .Mall Tribune. 14
Lots.
FOTt SALE God lot In Walnut Park
addition, $300, tormB. Addross K,
caro of Mall Tribune.
FOlT SAT.EI.ot, 4 4x150, close 1 5T
good woll, shed 12x20; terms. In
quire C02 South King, 12
FOR SALE Two south front lots on
Tonth stro t, 50x102, $050 each.
This includes sowor, water and sido-
wnlks; forms. T. S. Ilutchings,
128 South Holly street. 10
FOR SALE City lots, 20; for a
small, safe Investment coo th city
lots I offor at $300 and $250 por
lot; $20 cukIi paymont, balanco $10
por month; no Intcro.d. II, C. Malt
by, Palm lidg. .
Farms or Orchard.
FOIl SALE Nfnoty acrn. 30 in one
year old npplo and pear trees, 100
Inches of wator, 2 1-2 mtlea from
railroad station. For terms wrlto
"Ownor," caro Mall Trlbuno. 301
ft)R SALE 60 acres, nnert building
clto In tho olloy. Includli g 30 acres
good fruit land; cheap and terms
right. H. O. Maltby, Palm Bldg.,
Main and Front.
FOU SALE About 30 acres of good
orchard land 1 1-2 miles east ot
Phoonlx. Ono-half Is In orchard.
Tolophono, Medford, 1199, or ad
dross O. T. Payno, Phoonlx, Oro.
FOIl SALE Somo good buys. 30
ncroB just outsldo Ashland city lim
its, soil deop black, good orchard,
alfalfa or gardon land; has good
lmprovomoi.ta; ulcoly located to cut
In aero tmstc; this Is a bargain at
$14,850. Also
300 acres bost soil and best Irri
gated tra t In southern Orogon; can
not bodupltcated as a fruit or alfalfa
venture; will pay 20 per cent on in
vestment o an alfalfa farm.
We havo othtr tracts, both largo
and small, with prices to suit any
purso; also somo good buys In Ash
land city proporty. For particulars
call on or address H. L, Whito & Co.,
No, 35 North Main stroot, room 7,
Ashland Imp, blocfc. 331
FOR SALE Ono of tho boat orchards
In JnckBon county, two miles from
Ashland. For particulars, addross
F. Q. MoWUllnms & Son, Osborn,
Or,
Timber Land.
FOHHALE 40 acroa ot good timber
flvo miles from Modford; all down
hill. Mat Calhoun, Phoonlx, Oro
gon. '
FOR'BALH T71 acros timber land ;
will cut 2,000,000 foot; prico $1500.
Soo Kofoldt, Condor Wator & Powor
Co. 11
CLASSIFIED AD ANSWERS
AT MAIL TRIBUNE
A. J. E. W.
1). S. D.L
F. B.
H. D. W2.,
A. D. V...
II. G. Owner 201.
R. C. eTm. T.
G. Bargain.
W. E. J. C;
Z.
FOR SALE
ItcrwcB,
FOIt BALE Hiding pony, cheap.
Address K. C. F. Astbury, Gold Hill.
10
FOIt BALE Young, gentle and sound
team, weight 1100 pounds each, with
or without now harness and light
wagon; also buggy and slnglo har
ness, nearly now. Address Dox 91,
Ashland, Or. 13
FOIt BALEYoung, gentle and sound
team, weight 1100 pounds each, with
or without now harness and llgUt
wngon; also buggy and slnglo har
ness, nearly now. Addross Box 91,
Aahlaud, Or. 13
FOIt BALE Good BolrioT weight
about 1200 pounds, 7 years old.
Call on C. F. Kolchstcln, 421 South
Grnpo street 14
Itailns rropcrtr.
FOR SALE Choice business prop
erty at a bargain, on long time;
easy terms. Addross Condor Wa
tor Power Co. '
Miscellaneous.
FOTCsTle C 0-h o rso eng I noah d "8 0
horso boiler cheap at tho Russ Mill,
FOlTSALE Ono fresh cow and calf.
Call at 333 South Riverside.
FOR SALE Small cook stovo; kit
chon cabinet. Call at Olmstead nnd
Hlbbard's, 131 West Main. 13
FOIl SALE Eggs for hatchtns, $1
por setting, fiom pure laying strain
of Barred Rock. Phono Medford
Farmor 186. Address Box 196, Cen
tral Point. 321
FOR SALE 60 Angora goats. Carl
T. Skyoman, Trail, Or
FOR SALE Now cash roglstor. El
wood & Bonnott. Addrose 135 S.
Contral avo. 60
FOIFBa'Le One 2-horso disc bar-
row, cost $40; price $35, practically
now, only having been run over
about 40 acres. Inquire Medford
Book Store.
FOR SALE 1000 cedar fence posts.
a lot ot fonco pickets. F, Ocenbrvggo,
Studobakor Bros. Co. Warehouse.
FOR SALE Good, rich black top
dirt, Just tho thing for gardens. Seo
A. Slovor.
FOR SALE Or trado, flno driving
horso, sound, not afraid ot automo
biles; will tmdo for heavy work
horso. Box 130, Mel ford.
FOR SALE Mimeograph for dupli
cating lottors. In good condition,
cheap, at offlco ot Condor Wator
Power Co. 283 &
FOR' S ALE Ono 300-doson Pctalu
nia Incubator, cheap. Address 135
S. Contral avenue. 14
FOR RENT.
Monsea.
FOR RENT Five-room bungalow.
Inquire 419 S. King st.- 10
FOR RENT Partly furnished house,
closo in, with lath and oloctric lights
Inquiro 340 South Grnpo or phono
4117.
FOR RENT Nine-room bungalow,
modoru, closo In, $35.
Wow 5-room bungalow, $10
monthly.
BENSON INVESTMENT CO. 10
Office Rooms.
FOR RENT Offices, 2 largo front
rooms, second floor, $35 month, 133
W. Mnln. 13
FOR RENT Offices ever postoffloo
on April 1st; will be steam hoatod
and havo hot and cold wator by noxt
winter. Apply to A. A. Davis.
FurnUlioU Rooms,
FOR RENT One largo room, with
bath, oloctrlo lights, heating stovo,
two blocks postoffico. No. 237 N.
Contral avo. 12
FOR RENT.
Fumlslieil Kooitia,
FOR RENT'" Modern turuiiVd
rooms at 004 West 10th or 14 King
street.
FOU RENT Furnished rooms. No.
10 North Grape street.
FOIt RENT Ono nlco room, with
bath. Call 203 N. Olson street.
Phono 3207. 11
FOIt RENT Furnished rooms for
rent. North Front street, No. 210.
Phono 3731.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
rent. North Front street. No. 206.
Phono 3731.
Miscellaneous.
TO RENT Pasture for stock, horses,
cattle, sheep or goats; rooms, fur
nished 'or unfurnished. Inquire at
319 S. Laurel St., city. 12
FOR RENT Only hotel m town of
1000 population. Call ut Condor
Water and Power Co.. 209 West
Main street.
FOR RENT Pasture land on Price
Ranch, Tolo; irrigated land, next to
McDonough ranch, Tolo. Condor
Water & Power Co. 50s
FOR RENT Garden land on Bear
creek, one ncro nnd upwards with
water for irrication: owner will
furnish team, plow and seed for
part of crop. Seo Kofcldt, Condor
Water & Power Co. 50
FOR LEASE Fully equlrpcd gold
mine; ten-stamp mill and concen
trator, all operated by electric pow
et. Owner will furnish free elec
tric power for share In proceeds. Seo
Kofoldt, at Condor Water & Power
Cc.
WANTED.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED Two waitresses at Franco-American
hotel; faro prepaid,
Morrison & Lash, Yreka, Cal. 20
WANTED A competent tenograph-
or. Address T, caro of this offlce.10
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Apply ai 618 Wost.Maln. 11
WANTED A young lady for light
offlco work. Address D. 8., care of
this offlco.
WSNTEtf A competent wCman for
housework and cooking; good wages.
also farm band knowing young or
chard work. Address L, care Mall
Trlbuno offlco. 47
WANTED At tho Franco-American
hotel, two waitresses; faro prepaid.
Morrison & Lash., Yreka, Cal. 20
Help Wanted.
WSNTBD Man and wife, man for
gardening and wife for general
housework. Arplj Condor Water &
Power Co
WANTED Teams to work clearing
brush lnnd. Apply to Fish Lako
ranch. Phono Farmor 7095.
WANTED Ftvo farm teams, 10
farm hands, 10 men for planting
trees. Condor Wato -fc Power Co.
Positions.
WANTED A Japnuese bay wants
position to wash dtshoa In few fam
ilies after 7 p. m. Address M, caro
ot thts offlco. 10
WANTED Middle-aged man, busl
noss and legal oxporlonco, desires po
sition; might invest. Address O,
Mall Tribune. 8
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Pupils tor phyiscal cul
ture, elocution and voico culture.
Miss Elma Hayner, graduato Emory
vlllo collogo, Boston. Address Ash
land, caro Georgo Stovens. 11
W7CNTED A good alfalfa, stock and
dairy ranch, with somo irrigation;
give full description, prico and terms
Address Dairyman, Box 863, Med
ford. WANTED You to know that I do
all kinds ot building, contracting,
tlmo nnd material, all kinds of Job
work, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed
In ovory particular. Location, with
tho Southorn Orogon Electric Co,, 27
South Contral avo. Phono No. 3461.
N. G. Holmes. 15
WANTED Furnished rooms In quiet
neighborhood. Addrosa Goo. Clnus
son, S, Contral avo, if
WANTED To borrow S00 on six'
room houso. 734 Pino stroot, Box
118, Modford, 13
WANTED.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTED Ten miners and laborers.
Apply Condor Water & Powor Co.
WANTED First-class gardener. Ap
ply Condor W iter & Power Co.
WANTED Experienced stono culler
and quarry man. Call at Condor
Water and Powor Co'i. offlco.
WANTED A man experienced In the
handling of Incubators and turkey
raising. Apply at offlco of Condor
Water & Powor Co. 283
ANY boy antlons to earn monoy out
sldo of school hours can secure a
position with mo. To my best boys I
am going to give savings banks and
cash prizes. Tho work is easy and
does not interfere with school duties.
Chas. Henderson, 31 corner Eighth
and Orange sts. ,. 10
WANTED TO BUT.
MlsccllaneOHA.
WXNTED To buy a male fox tor-
rier or buil pup. Call at 609 West
Eloventh st. 9
WANTED At once, for a homo, 5 to
10-acro orchard In bearing or nearly
so, with or without butldlsgs. Give
full description, price and terms. Ad
dress Dairyman, Box 863, Medford.
FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE Second hand auto-
mobilc' in first-class condition, or
will trade for city property or sell
cheap for cash; Will demonstrate
Address Y6, this office. 11
MONEY TO LOAN.
TO LOAN Several thousand dollars
on good real estate security. Apply
to Jackson County Abstract Co.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
iiootlilacks.
SHINE Get your shoes shincd, oiled
or dyed at tho Palace bootblack
stand in Smokehouse. First-class
work is our specialty. Shoes called
for in any part of city and deliver
ed. 212 West Main street. Phone
Main 121. Eddie, the Bootblack.
Lanrscapo Gardeners.
J. T. BROADLEY, landscape gar-
denor; a long experience in laying
out and care of private grounds.
P. O. Box 521, Medford, Or.
Attorneys.
WITHJNGTON & KELLY Lawyers.
Palm building.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA
LEY Attorneys-at-law. No. 9 D
street, ground floor.
COLVIG & REAMES W. M. Col
vig, C. L. Rcames. Lawyers. Of
fice Medford National Bank build
ing, second floor.
B. F. MULKEY Attorney-at-law,
Offices room 30, Jackson County
Bank building, Medford.
Undertakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day phone 351. Night
phones: C. W. Conklin 3601, J. IL
Butlor 3571.
Ptiotogbaplicrc.
MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with
Mackey nnd dio with joy." Ovor Al
len & Reagan's store; entrance on
Seventh streot.
Hospitals.
SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPITAL
344 South C St., Medford, Or. E,
W. Hisey, Matron. Official hospi
tal P. & E. R. R.
Bricklayers.
BRICKLAYERS K Kuzin, at
Smokehouse, first-class bricklayer,
stoneworker, cement stepping
stucco and moulding, fireplaces and
tilo work a specialty, European
plan; day or contract. ,
Medicines.
CHOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI
CINES Will cure rheumatism,
asthmu, paralysis, sores and pri
vate diseases. These remedies may
bo proourod nt the Sing Leo laun
dry, 123 S. Riverside avenue, Mod
ford, Or., wliero thoy will bo Bold
by tho proprietor.
Dr. Chow Youug hns troated sev
eral sovere cases with his remedies
sinco coming to Medford and has
for reforenco soma of the best
known and most intelligent citizens
in Southorn Oregon. Call on him.
Ileal Estate.
BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Real
Estnto, Loans and Fire Insurance.
Office, suite 205-200, ovor Fruit
growcrs' bunk. Phone 541.
AS A MATTER OF BUSINESS, we
would suggest that you call at our
office in senroh of real estate bar
gains. Wo refuso to list any prop
orty for which ownor asks more
than wo think it is worth. We do
not oaro to make sales at extrava
gant nnd unreasonable prioes. You
will not find us tagging you on the
stroot or annoying you at the hotel,
honco this invitation to cull nt our
offico, No. 128 E. Main st, Piorce,
Shepherd & Co.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Itwl Estate,
SEE WM. E. STACEY & CO. for
some of tho choicest bargaina as
real estate in this valley. Also Brit-'
ish Columbia and Alberta, B. C.,it&
other parts.. Call on him at BitaexV
offico, Phipps building, or at tf
Medford Auto company's garcp
whero wo start out our agents for
tho AIndden Mantle Lamp and bid
den window screen. We will treat
yon right. Come and ace.
Printers and Publishers,
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa tie
best-equipped job office in Sovtfc
crn Oregon; Portland prices. 3r
South Central ave.
Piano Instractloa.
MISS JENNESSE BUTLER Pius
instruction and musical kiaisry.
Stndio, No. 8 S. Orange b4C
Phone Main 2401.
HARMONY, sight reading, bbmoC
form. Mrs. E. E. Gore, Metro pohtaa.
College of Music. Miss Flora Cftzjc
Studios, 144 South Central
Phone 403.
UlU Posters.
VERNE T. CANON BUI Poster aa
Distributor. All orders preaqttfjp"
filled. Room 29, Jackson CewBtjf t&u
Bank building, Medford, Or.
Dullard Parlors.
S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiard, Ci
gars and Soft Drinks. Up eUwsv
Young & Hall building. A niev eeal
place td spend the hot afteetwsc.
Architects.
JOHNS & TURNER, Architects
Builders, office 7-8, 235
Phone Maia 3471., Residence
247L
Carriage and Auto Pi1mMi&.
VALLEY SIGN AND CARKIAGW:
WORKS High-class work gwtm
teed. Signs. Riverside
Phone SOL
Tin Shops.
J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Thu aaC
sheet iron ware on band and mtnVr
to order. 128 North G street
FarBitare.
H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers i& i
and second-hand fnmitars
hardware. Agents for Hesad d&gr.
kitchen cabinet. 323 E. Seve&tk afc
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
Corner 8th and Holly sts., MedbstdL
Mission Furniture made ta eriac.
Cabinet work of all kinds. A taat.
order solicited. .
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stavae,
and Ranges. New and Secoad-Haaa?
Furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 W.
F st South. Phone 91, Medford, Oc ,
Narseries.
QUAKER NURSERIES Our treaae
are budded, not grafted. Oar stoefc:
is not irrigated. We gHaraatee ev
erything put out. We are
trust II. B. Pattersoa, office ml
Hotel Nash.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY"
Growers of high-grade Httrsexy
stock. C. F. Cook, Prop., R, K. T
depot. P. O. Box 84L Phona 12ffiL
Medford. w,f
G. W. Priddy. J. T. OyBraai.
O. D. Nagle.
ISrlck Compasses.
THE MEDFORD BRICK CO. Briafc
manufacturers and contraetera
also lime, cement and plaster is y
quantity. Offico, Modford NatiaaaC
Bank bldg. Phono Main 545,
Uulldlng nnd Lohh Asaodatfoas,
JACKSON COUNTY BUKJ)nE
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O. Cu
Boggs, Acting Secretary, 128 Eaat
Main streot.
Dcr.tlsts.
DR. W. M. VAN SCO YOG, Dentkfc
Offico in rooms 203-204, FarBwwP
& Fruitgrowers' bank building, wa
of the tracks.
Physicians and Surgcoa.
R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite.
Jackson County bank. Night cattc
promptly answered. Office and
denco phone Main 3432.
CONROY & CLANCY Offke
Stewart building Physicians
Surgeons. Office phone Maia 341;
private phone Main 612.
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR, WfJL
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
Physicians. Mission block. Phaatt
291, Medford.
Cigars and Tobaece.
IRELAND & ANTLE Smokeboaaar '
doalers in tobacco, cigars and ewafc
dealers in tobacco, cigars sad swk
ors supplies. Exclusive agests at,
Lewis Single Bindor, EI Merita ast
Ei Palonoia. 212 West Maia ateaat.
Messenger Servlea.
MESSENGER SERVICE Me
gora furnished nt all hours of
and till 9 p. m. to nny part at aHy,,
from IQo to 25e. Phone Mala
SteBOgrapae
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palw Waakc,
Stenographic work a
and well.