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AT LAST MOMENT
Mnn Is Seated In Electric Chair
When Order Comes From Governor
Granllnn Stay of Execution.
TRENTON, N. V., Juno 29. A
stay of execution, hIkiiiiI imu) thrown
ft oiu a pnmtliiK (nilii liy Judge Mln
tun In luiipoiifeiblo for Aithur Home
bolug itllvo tudi-y,
ltCKU wnii convlctiiil of wjfo III ii r
tlor, witM Muiitoi In llio oloetilo chulr
iim) tlio oluntrli'liui, with 1iIh lnunl
on tlin hwIWIi, wan n waiting tho Hlg
nul to tluo on 2,100 volts whon Hut
iinlnr ronchod tl'o death clmr-bor to
lop tlio oxoeiitlon,
Ann nttoii'oy for llomi nwHoil tlio
nxjMfiitijil order from Judi;u Mlnturn
nt tlio rullwuy Htntloii uiiif tlio docti
iii"nl wa di opted fiom n window; of
llio trnln iih It spud ptist Tiunton.
'I'lin attorney Minid tlio roprluvo mill
Iiiih oikmI wltli It to thu pr.'iJon.
2t - KNIFE
UNCLE SAM'S DOPE
ON CROP IS LOW
Purifio Connl Packer.)
Ak'iun llio Pint I; or foul called up
on, in tlu intercut of fnirnoKH, to
Mlutu Unit tlio government roport on
tint condition of apple nrop is not
mi entirely lelinlilu neoureo of iufnr
iiuilion. The neeiirntimimH of thu in
iliiiluul it'portM i not ipiuHtioneil,
hut the nvtwigo arrived ul are liy no
itieiiiiM ii fair imtitwitii of thu gonorul
eoiiililiou of tint crop.
The .Iituc figures plneiul tlio avn
riiue eoiuhdo'i for tlio wholo eouutry
itliout H iiiiitH below thu condition .1
your ago, hut in view of lictter prim
pert in the other iiiipoitntit ilistrietM
lliin year, mmpniitd with the laM,
such 11 Htntcmcnt in ininloadinn. Fur
iiiHtiuicc. Iowa nni! the DnkotiiH,
whiuli proilnen eoiiipiirtilivoly few ap
plon, eoniniereiiilly upon king, nrc
plneiul Til to 77 point lielow con
ditions a vciir ago, ot thoy are iu
oludtid 1:1 the figuru from which thu
nitint ooinitiVN conditions nro com
pilled. There mo nevernl similar
disi'ivpanoiim in the luiio roport.
In a Ioh impoi'tnut degree the Mime
ornirrt oeeur in computing ntnte uve
rnuej n 1(10 per cent eonilition for
iipplon for ilintriot whom none mo
grown eonimereinlly i plneeil on tlio
'snuie basis in computing average
with a Til) por eont condition in a
heavy producing district.
Ah a 111.1t tor of fact, tlio thirteen
leading npplo producing statu, ac
cording to luiio report, hIiow an
.average eonilition of 73.7 llii year
rtionipnteil with 71.4 a your ago
TIiiih it is apparent that those iu
turesteil in apple eonuueroially
hlionld either consider tlio defect of
the government report, if eoiisideivil
in the aggregate, or thoiiM investi
gate thoroughly it detnil and make
nlloweueoH for it limitation.
ASHLAND GETS
1911 ENCAMPMENT
Ashliiml Ini boon oIiokcii a tho
plaeo for the 11)11 oneniiipment of
tho Oiouoii division of llio CI. A. It.
Tlii jiooh lo show that reprosenta
tinn ninile from Huh vicinity, backed
b. tho influoiieo of dole;aten porton
nllv 011 tlio spot at Astoria iliiriuu Hie
recent encampment, had tlioir effect.
Hut iiotwithsliiiidiim tlio fuel that a
year will intervene before the impor
tant event occur, it stand tlio com
munity in lianil to plan for llio pith
or'uitf at an early dale, and make tho
O, A, If. enciinipniont of Wll one of
tho notable events in reunion his
tory. Officer have boon oloilted iik fol
loww: W. .1. It. Hoaeli, post No. (1,
Forel flrovo, depiirlment eoniniaii
1or; A. 1). Craiir, post No. M, A
toria, Henior vico-coniinaudor; John
iriinliuulon, I.ont, junior vico-eoin-iiiandoi';
11 r. J. K. Hall, Portland,
medical director; How 0. A. Rtoek
well, Silvcrlon, chaplain. P. A. Wil
liainii of Portland wiih appointed iih
adjutant and mirlormiiHlor-Konornl,
which poHition lie Iiiih hold for a
number of yoarH. AhIiIiiiiiI Tidings,
Eastern Fans Comlnn.
CHICAaO, III., Jmia 2).Two Hpo
einl trniiiH for tlio Joffrics-JohiiHon
liutlloKroniul loft hero today. The
Hpoolal carry Philadelphia, Chiuiino,
Detroit mid PiitHliuif,' finht faiiH, who
will ho ipiartorod aboard tlio oar
while in Hono,
E WIELOER IS
HELD TO ANSWER
Frank McDonald, Who Used Knife, Is
Sent to Jail to Await Action of the
Grand Jury Man Cut Also Goes.
Frank McDonald war. bound over
In appoar bofoio llio grand jury
Tiioiday by JiiHtico Canon on a
charge of li- lug aHnaiillod uuo John
Wnrron with a duiigorotiB weapon, to-
wit, a Itnlfo.
Tlio riicl Ini orrurrod In tbo Home
Hlioo Club milium on Front Btroot
Monday oyoi I nt;, wboio, It nppoarod
from tlio tcntlinotiy, that a froo-for-all
fliSlu oeeurtod. In tlio muloo War
rou wiih Hlnaliod iciohh tlio ldo of tlio
ftieo with '. Itnlfo. McDonald wa
lil Mitlfloil iim tlio man who had wield
ed the wonpon by Arthur IMtz, John
Ward and o'hor by-HtandoiH, but War
ren "didn't know who had c it ltlm."
Afior the cutlltiK tbo kiilfo myBto
rloimly dlnnionrod mid tutu not boon
located.
JiiHtico Cnioun bound McDonald
Over with b'.ll flxod nt $500, In do
fault of s-li'ih lo was remanded to
tlio tharKO of tlio Bborlff.
Wnrron, who was evidently trying
lo Hhleld bio nmiallaiit, woh iiIbo ro-
iiiauded In dofault of ball, Ilotb mou
woro taken to JnckHonvlllo TuoBilay
afternoon.
SURVEYORS AT WORK
AT LAKE 0' THE WOODS
A pin t v of '-'.'J surveyors, snpMiseil
to bo in the employ of the Hill lines,
is now in er.mp lit tho Lake of the
Woods. III! mile east of Ashland and
HI mile east nf I.iuilsay' station, in
Doail Indian.
The Hill surveyors lire teporteil lo
have leeently out uoros tho houd of
Klamiith lnke and down the west side
with tlioir line leiidinir off from the
OroKon Trunk survey. Whoneo the
course of the operations by tho en
iriitoor now in eauii at Lake of the
Wood is the ipiimtion that is now of
all interest to tho people of that ro
tfion. These surroyors, if thoy arc laying
out a railroad line nro following tho
siiuu iiiule laid out by .Iomjo Apple
nato, nearly .rU year iiko.
TWO FARAWAY QUAKES
CAUGHT IN CLEVELAND
CLKVIihANI), 0.. Juno 2!).-Two
enrtluppike were reKistered on the
Hoiwnournnh at St. Iniiatitih eollee
hero today. The disturbance appar
ently occurred nt a distance of 11000
utile from Cleveland.
The first hhoek lusted from Ii : 1.1
to ihl'J 11. in. Tho second was .1
series of uradiiated tremors, tho first
1hrati01iK WninniiiK' at .rK'2i) a. 111.
and lastiui; until .r):;t,"i, mid the main
shock at r :3ti and continuing until
(I:'J1 a. m.
MEDFORD MARKETS.
(Prices paid by Medford merchants.)
Potatoes, now, $1.-10 per owt.;
cabbage, 'dfyV'O.
Hlaokborriog, $l()1.2f.
Loganborriort, $ll.'Jfi crnto.
Cliorrios, 08o lb,
Oroou onions, dOo dozen bunches;
radislios, -10o dozon hunches ; rhubarb
t lo So lb.; lottueo, -10o dozen; pea,
lo lb.; turnips, lVo H! hoots, 40e
dozen IiuiicIich; carrotfi, 40o dozon
bunchos.
Butter, .Kgg and Poultry.
(Price paid by Medford merchants.)
Hunch butter, 'M27liO fancy
oroiunory, 30o.
Fresh ranch eggs, 2fio.
Mixod poultry, lOGDldo; Hpring
chickens, ISfJiJUn; turkeys, 17o.
(Prices paid producers.)
Hay Timothy, $1(1; alfalfa, $15;
grass, $14; grain hay, $10.
Grain Whoat, $l.lf bushel; oats,
ii.T2 ton; lmrloy, $110 ton.
Hoof Cows, 'l(iHV stoors, &
oViio; pork, Oo; mutton. GQC'jo;
lambs, Oo; voal, drossod, 80.
(Soiling pricos.)
Hollod lmrloy, $1.1)0 owt., $32 ton;
bran, $1.70; middlings, $1.851.00;
shorts, $1.801.85.
Local poaohosj $1.
Fourth of July at Jacksonville.
Watch our smoko on that auto
pageant July 4, 1010. Ho sure and
outer your car and win 0110 of those
ohhIi prizes offorod, Mr. or Mrs. An
toist, Qot in lino, ovon if you only
hiivo a ono-lungor. Compoto for that
f 100. Homombor a fifty in gold will
bo givo. ns ft eocond prize Como,
'Mr. Aiuo Owno11, and outer your oiu
Julv 4.
TUB JACKSONVILLE TOUHTII OF
JULY COMMITTED.
Modern Life Would Be Too "Hard On tne Nerves ii
. Were Not for Want Advertising!
Tbo paco of llfo ban bocomo tonso.
Worrlou, dlBapnolutiPontu upsoti nt homo and offlco, ozmn, dlficouraKomontii scorn to multiply as dally
llfo bocomoB moro cornplor.
Tbo proj orty ownor, who MUST linvo n, Btoady Incamo from rcnteor Ioho hlH property, Is "racked" by
tbo untimely dcfoctloi ot a tonnnt. Home clr.EBlflcd ndvorllalng qulcklly rctrlovca bis loss and quiets
lila uorvco.
Tbo nalnry onrnor unoxpcctodly Iobob IiIb poltlon and his poaco of mind. Tho train would shortly
"broak" nomcthlny In bin norvoua ByBtom If, onco moro, want cdvortlHlnj; did not find tho boitor Jib
and restore to him bis mental orpilllbrlum.
In ovory pbnno of tbo clty'H llfo, ovory day, tho want ad. play tbo part of tho peacomaker. They eorvo
you and mo at sorno crlois In our Uvea and keep tho modern aco and tonBlon from proving too fast
and tlt;l:t for us.
Truly, the want ndB. r.ro for sorvlco.
LOST.
I LOST -DIack holfor, 3 yoarH old;
j marks, 2 splItH each ear and .1. S.
j loft hip. Howard. Wrlto to
, Schuotto nros., 12 2 S. Kir St.,
1 Medford, Oro. 8
. FOUND.
KOUNTj LadlcH' pockotbook. Owner
may have samo by provlnng property
and paying for ad. Address P. 0.
Box 701. 88
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOK SAM2 Or oxch. ngo for coun
try proporty, 2 3-4 acrca, 10-room
hotiflo; pumping plant, 40 fruit
trocs; C blocks from Main street;
on North Hivorsldo; Boar Crook
bottom. Inquire at 317 B. Main
FOR SALE-
ItKAIi K8TATE.
FOIl SALE Two acres near city
limits, $700.
Corner lot, Oakdale and Tontb,
$1150.
Corner lot on West Main street;
sidewalk laid and paid lor, $1000.
Two 5-room cottages and throe
largo lots, ouo lot containing tbreo
q 11 art era of an ncro, 10 blocks out.
$3500.
Other bargains In land and bear
ing orchards.
V. H. JACKSON & CO.
'Opposite Hotol Moore.
WILL 'yon tnko a farm ns a gift?
Undo Sam Is offering you a 320-acro
farm In what will bo tho greatest
wheat section of tbo Union; can bo
taken under tbo onlargcd desort act
which 1I003 not requlro n residence
Ante us nbout it. BonBon Investment
Co., 508 Board of Trndo Bldg., Port
land. Oro. SO
FOR SALE 18 acres foothill land
ono mile- Crom Englo Point; price
$750. TormB, $250 cash, long tlmo
on bnlance. At'dress II. C. Stoddnrd,
Medford, Or. 102
FOR SALE 10 ncro tracts, planted
to pears and apples, now In second
summon 4 miles north of Med
ford, on county road, at $325.00
por aero; $CG cash por acre, bol
nnco $C50 por ncro por month.
Medford Orchard & Trust Co., 9 N.
Contrnl.
House.
FOR RENT Partly furnished six
room bouRO, closo In; bath nnd oloi
trlc lights, lawn and comont walks;
vacant July 1st. Inqulro nt 240 S.
Orapo St.
FOR SALE Now modorn bungalo,
threo blocks from Main stroct and
closo to bunlncss part of town; has
modern plumbing, Mlaslon electri
cal fixtures, bullt-lu refrigerator,
buffot and chlffonlors, lawn, comont
walks nnd park strip in; street will
bo puvod; will bo sold for actual
cost to bulid. Inqulro at 240 So.
drapo stcoc. 99
Business Property.
FOR SALE Choice business prop
orty at ft bargain, on long time;
onsy tonus. Address Condor Wa
tor 'Pownr Co.
TjOtH.
FOR SALE Choap Lot GOxllO; lot
and Bmnll houso, $47G.OO; part
terms. 014 N. Riverside nvo. 88
Junction. 86
FOR SALE Two lots, Biiap; $300
onch; half cash. Eastman, P. & E.
FOR SALE Choice onat front lots,
ono block from Onkdalo avonuo,
throo blocks from city park. Those
closo n lots will bo sold nt ft bar
gain. Wrlto or Inqulro at 240 South
Grapo atroot. 99
Ranches.
TOTl-ATroini,ITATil3JfSouTIi:
orn Orogon proporty, $5000 oquity
In first-clnsa dairy farm, 38 miles
from Soattlo, For particulars nd
drcBs W. S. Mattocks, R. D. No. 4,
Box It, Snohomish, Wash. 98
FOR SALE City lots, ?20; for a
small, safo lnvoetmont boo tho city
lots I offor nt ?300 nnd ?250 por
lot; 20 cnBh pnymont; balanco ?10
por month; no intorosl. II. O.
Maltby, No. 7 Postoffico Bldg.
FOR SALE.
Farm or Orainrds
FOR SALE 20 acres within 20
minuted' walk of Medford P. O.;
4 acres In old orchard that will
easily not J 1000 this fr.ll; 7-room
house, good barn, all In Al shape;
22 acres under cullvntlon; will sell
for $9,000; $3,000 cash, balanco to
suit rurchasor; Improvements and
crop worth moro than ccsh pay
mont. Medford Orchard & Trust
Co., 9 N. Central. tf
FOIl SALE By ownor, 9 aero
home, all set to fruit, close to Mud
ford; no agents. Address Kick box
451. 48
Acreage.
FOR SALE No. 162. 40 acres of
land, 27 acres of which is in four-year-old
Spitzenbcrg and Baldwin
npplcs, nnd 10 acres of alfalfa, and
clovor; 3 acres of pasture, two large
barns, five-room house, smokehouse,
gasolino spray, pump and other
tools, go with tho place. Has elec
tric lights in house and barn, city
wator. Wo can sell this orchard for
$20,000 nnd it is tho best buy in
tho Willnmeetto Vnlley; reasonable
terms will bo mado to party or par
ties understanding tho orchard busi
ness; tho lnnd Is of tho best qunllty
and has to be scon to bo appreciated;
the trees are- in excellent condition.
By writing tho undersigned you can
get full particulars. I will tako
pleasuro In showing tho land. C. W.
Tebault, Albany, Oregon. 91
FOR TRADE Qunrtcr section of
land to trade for Medford proporty.
Addross Box 472, Medford, Oro. 90
FOR SALE 1 to 5 acres, IY2 miles
out, undor ditch; good location for
chicken ranc'i, fino for berries and
garden. $350.00 per acre. Terms
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soo owner, -'o s. i'oaci ai. 01
FOR SALE In northern California,
yon will find tho best fruit and al-j
fnlfn; land vnder Irrigation ditch nt
$25 to $100 per r.c-o; beautiful 1
scenery cl cllmato. Wrlto for
booklet. John Blichfoldt, Andcr-j
son, Shasta Co., Cal. 87
FOR SALE 5, 10, 16 nnd 20-acre
tracts ono mllo enst of Talent, at
$100 por ncro; $20 cash per aero,
balanco $2 por ncro por month.
Medford Orchard & Trust Co. Inc.,
9 N. Central. '
FOR SALE GO acres, finest build-j
lug Bito 1l tho valloy, lmludlng 30 j
acres good fruit Inad; cheap and,
tonus right. H. C. Maltby, No. 7,
Postoffico Bldg. ,
FOR SALE 5 nnd 10-nore tracts
just within nnd adjoining city lim
its, nt a burgnin, on 5 annual pay
ments. Address Condor Wftter
Power Co. '
Business Opportunities.
FOR SALE Old established busl
noss In tho farmers' fruit bolt of tho
Roguo Rlvor valloy, at Phoenix,
Oro., on S. P. R. R. Stock at pres
ont $10,000; all clean, woll soloct
od and froo from oncumbrances.
Two lots, storo, building with all
modorn convonloncos, warehouses,
postoffico in store, and ovorythlng
nocessary for conducting tho busl
noss. Last year's salos $39,000.
Inqulro of Iloarn, Flshor & Co.,
Phoonlx, Oro., for torms.
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE 300 head ot Angora
goats. Apply J. A. Woostorland,
Medford Nat. Bank Bld&
FOR SALE A Young milch cow.
Inqulro nt 12S E. Main, upstairs.
FOR SALE 100 Angora goats.
Ad-
dress Rlass Bros., Trail, Oro.
FOR SALE On ncount of sicknoss
In my family I wish to soil my
atniid rights at Jacksonville court
yard for coolbratlon. Muot soil at
onco nt cost. Soo Joo Ebo, popcorn
man. 87
FOR SALE Shod 8x12, also i few
housohold goods; very nhoap if taken
at onco. 20 RosaCourt, noar Main.
87
It
FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE A windmill; air motor,
40-foot steel tower, 10 foot fan. In
quire L, B. Warner, Jr., at Warner,
1 Wortman & Gore's store.
FOR SALE First-class camping out
fit consisting of three-seated Studc
bnker mountain stage; team of
yoiing'horses, utensils, etc. Parties
owning outfit aro terminating trip
hero and will sell cheap. See out
fit at theh end of North Central
Avenue. 88
FOR SALE Cherries Royal Anno
If parties wanting large or small
quantities for canning will drop
postal stating quantity wanted will
call and deliver same early next
week. Prico reasonable. H. Ensign,
Gold HIU, Ore. 87
FOR SALE Eight-year-old sorrel
gelding; 1200 lbs.; perfectly sound.
At ranch. E. L. Lane, Central
Point. 90
FOR SALE Two boilers, ono 12- h.
p. upright, one 40 h. p. horizontal;
both In first-class condition. I buy
and sell new and secoml-hrnd boil
ers. J. T. No-man, Ashland, Ore.,
P. O. Box 511. 89
FOR SAL.E A full lino of Old Hamp
shire and Oak Bonds, plain and cloth
finish; letter beads and envelopes.
Mall Tribune office.
FOR SALE Logal blanks of all
kinds trespass and other notices,
at Mall Tribune office.
FOR SALE Chandler & Price Gor
don jobior, 11x14 press; a bargain.
Inqulro Mail Tribune office.
FOR SALE 400 angora goats, 400,
as our ranecg is overstocked we
must sell eame at once. Address
Blass Bros., Eagle Point, Or., or call
at Rogue R'.ver ferry.
FOR SxVLE For good wood and good
measure, try the Bunker HIU
Wood Yard, at North end of C
street. Phont, 841. J. A. McLeod,
Prop.
FOR SALE Two pedigreed dogs,
ono English settor, well field broken,
ono pointer, both females. Phone
1482. 93
FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT Modern furnished
rooms at 134 Ivy street Sr.uth. 8G
FOR RENT Parlor and bedroom,
cool and clean; uso of bath; closo
In; $5.00 per wook. 127 S. Grape
St.
FOR RENT Modern nowly fur
nished rooni3; contlemont proferred.
20S N. Coutral avonuo. 88
FOR RENT Modorn furnished
noma at 604 West 10th or 124 King
street.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
translonts, No. 10 North Grnpe
street, next to Farmerd' and Fruit
growers' bank.
Mlbcellnneous.
, FOR LEASE Fully oqulrpod gold
1 mluo; ton-stamp mill and concen
trator, all ororated by oloctrlc pow
01. Ownor will furnish free elec
tric power for sbnro In proceeds. See
Smith, at Condor Water & Powor
Co.
MONEY TO LOAN.
WE HAVE $500,000 Enstorn monoy
to lonn on first mortgngos. Farm
loans proforrod; no lonns mado less
than i?5000. Medford Orchard &
Trust Co.. Inc.
WANTED.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED To buy, a closo-ln prop
orty that ?S00.00 cash will han
dlo, with reasonable terms for bal
anco. Addross Box 172, 80
WANTED A first-clnsa sash and
door maker. Good wages. Tho J.
G, Flook Co., Roseburg, Oro. 90
WANTED Threo gontlomon to board
and room. Also board without room,
137 South Ivy St. 91
I
HELP WANTED.
Help Wnntcd Female.
WANTED Woman to do wasTTTng
tho first of each wcok for a family
of two. AddiccD II., caro Tribuno
offlco. ,
WANTED Chambormaids at tho
Nash Hotol.
WANTED Mlddlc-agod widow for
general housekeeping; no children.
Box 18, Phoenix, Ore 88
WANTED Girl for general houBO
work; threo in family, 520 S. Holly.
8G
WANTED Thoro Is an opportunity
for a few young ladles to learn
tolophono operating. Inqulro of
chief operator, Tho Pacific Tele
phono & Telegraph Co., next door
to postoffico.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTED An agent to nandlo the
best selling Lath specialty on tho
marketi Address F. J. Wilson, Sales
Mgr., Medford, Ore.
WANTED Experienced stono cutter
and quarry man. Call at Condor
Water and Power Co's. office.
WANTED Man and wife, wife to
keep 4 to C boarders, man to work
in quarry. Apply 103 E. Sixth St.
WANTED Salesmen in every local
Ity ot the northwest; money ad'
vanced weekly; many make over
$1000 month; choice of territory.
Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top-
penish, Wash.
Positions.
WANTED Position as assistant
bookkeeper, office or store work;
Al reference?; will tako position
outside of Medford. Address T.,
care of Mail Tribune. Phone Main
1612. 90
WANTED Washing and ironing;
fine laundry a specialty; also Irish
point lace and Battenburg, Frennch
and eyelet embroidery done. Call
on or address 137 South Ivy St. 91
WANTED Four young men to rent
a large, well ventilated, nicely fur
nished room. Call G04 W. 10th St. tf
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Attorneys.
W1TH1NGTON & KELLY Lawyers,
Palm building.
A. E. REAMS Lawyer, over Post
offico. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA
LEY Attorneys-nt-law. No. 9 D
street, ground floor.
COLVIG & REAMES W. M. Col
vig, C. L. Reames. Lawyers. Of
fice Medford National Bank build
ing. second floor.
B. F. MULKEY Attorney-at-law.
Offices room 30, Jackson Count
Bank building, Medford.
Architects.
JOHNS & TURNER, Architects and
Builders. Office 7-8, 325 Main.
Phono Mam 3471. Residence phone
2471.
Undertakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day phono 351. Night
phones, C. W. Conklin 3G01, J. II.
Butler 3571.
Photographers.
JLCKEY'S STUDIO "Poso with
Maokoy and dio with joy." Over
Allen & Reagan's store; entranco
on Soventh street.
Stenographers.
ELLA M. GUANYAW Palm Block.
Stetiographio work douo quickly
nnd well.
M. FORTESCUE Stonogrnpher, 18
N. Front St. Phono 231.
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tho
best oquippod job offico in South
ern Oregon; Portlaud prices. 37
South Central avenue.
Dentists.
DR. ARTEMUS W. DEANE Office
in room 206, Phipps bldg. Gas ad
ministered for extraction of teeth
Tolophono Main 343. Night phone
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC. Dentist
Offico in rooms 203-204, Farmers
& Fruitgrowers' bank building,
west of the tracks.
Messenger Service.
MESSENGER SERVICE Mosen
gors furnishod at all hours of day
and till 9 p. m. to nny part of city,
from 10c to 25o. Phono Main 1812.
Brick Layers.
BRICKLAYERS K. Kuzin, nt
Smokohouso, first olnss bricklayer,
stono worker, comont stopping,
stucco nnd moulding, firo places
and tile work a spooinlty; Euro
poan plan: day or eontraot.
Legal Blanks.
LEGAL BLANKS All stylos of le
gal blanks for sale, ft hundrod dif
ferent forms, Medford Printing
Co.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Tin Shop.
J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tia aiwt
shoot iron wnro on hand and ma
to ordor. 128 North Q 3t.
1 1 Mi n ItnTs.
SOUTHERN OREGON IIOSPITAEr '
344 South C st., Medford, Ore. El
W. Hisey, Matron. Official hosp&ift
P. & E. R. R.
Hill Postern.
VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster
Distributor. All orders promptly
filled. Room 20, Jackson CoBaty
Bank building, Medford, Ore.
Real Estate.
EARLE C. SABIN Orchard tracks.
city property. List your h&Wie5
l with mo. Only deairablo properly
handled. Room 202, Frnitgrn-wscsr
Bank bldg.
SEE WM. E. STACEY & CO. fee
somo of tho choicest barRainn
real estate in this valley. AIra
British Columbia and Albert, St.
C, and other parts. Call on hwt s
Dinner's office Phipps buildin&ac
at the Medford Auto company'fi
garage, whero we start oat aw
agents for the Aladdcn Maat&s
Lamp and hidden window screes.
We will treat you right. Coma
and see.
MEDFORD ORCHARD & THUSTt
Co., INC. Buy and 'sell the car.
9 North Central avo.
Cigars and Tobacco.
IRELAND & ANTLE, Smokchowwi
Healers in tobacco, cigars aodL
smokers' supplies. Exclnsive sffests
of Lewis Single Binder, El Merite
and El Palencia. 212 West Vmm.
street.
Painters and Paperhasgem.
GERWOLF & .WARD, contractile
painters, paper hangers and daca
rators; signs. Estimates givsa oat
all kinds of day arfl job work.
Park View Hotel. Phone Hake
180L
FuraltBre.
H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers i
new and second-hand fornitsra
and hardware. Agents for MohbC
City kitchen cabinet. 323 E. 7tk St.
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
Comer 8th and Holly sts., Med
ford. Mission Furniture made to
order. Cabinet work of all kiats
A trial order solicited.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook stoves
and ranges. New and second-feasA
furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 W
F st. South. Phono 91, Medford.
Ore.
Nurseries.
QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees
'are budded, not grafted. Our Btacfc
is not irrigated. We guarantee ev
erything put out. We are not in. t&&
trust. H. B. Patterson, ofJ3c un
Hotel Nash.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR
SERY CO., Inc. Growers of bii$
grado nursery stock. Office 2JT
W. Main. Tel. 1201.
Physicians and Bargeoaa.
R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite
Jackson Count' bank. Night ealla
promptly answered. Office bbA
residence phone Main 3432.
DRS. CONROY & CLANCY, PfayaJ-
cians nnd Surgeons, Taylor aassl
Phipps bldg., rooms 210, 211, 21.2L
Offico phono 501, residenco pbo&e.
012. Office hours 9 a. m. to 8 n, a.
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA.
MAINS CARLOW l Osteopathia
Physicians. Mission block. Pbaa
292. Medford.
Llfo Scientist.
MRS. LILLIAN A. ELDER, Lf
Scientist Private instruction w
"Now Psychology" and "Naw
Thought" principles. Callers re
ceived Wednesdays, 127 Soslfe.
Grapo street.
Medicines.
HOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI
CINES Will euro rheumatism,.,
nsthmn, paralysis, sores and pri
vate diseases. These remediate
may ho procured at tho Singr Lea
liuindry, 123 S. Riverside avenue.
Medford, Oro., whero thev will fcw
sold by tho proprietor.
Dr. Chow Young has treato.
sovornl sovoro cases with his :
edics since coming to Medford
has for reference somo of the beefc
known and most intelligent oitixeaa
in Southorn Oregon. Call on him.
limrarif'Parlwi:
S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci
gars nnd Soft Drinks. Up stake
Young & Hall building. A hI.,
cool place to spend tho hot after
noons. Brick Companlea.
jrEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo. W
Priddy, O. D. Nagle, Gee. T
O'Brien Contractors and aaaa
faoture' of briok; dealers far
pressed nok nnd lime, Offie fat
Postoffico block, room 5. Plwe
No. 3181.
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