MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 19.10.
When Rightable Things Go Wrong In Office or Home, Want-Advertise Them Right Again
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CHARLIE WHITE
TO BE EMERGENCY
MAN AT FIGHT
Tex Rlckartl Seems to Have Pre
monition That Ho Will Not Be
Alilo to Referee Entire Battle If It
Goes Any Distance
MOANA SPRINGS TRAINING
CAMP. Reno, Nov., .liiiui .'(). Tux
Itiukttri seems to lmvu u premonition
(lint ho will nut lo tihto to rcforeo (Ik
outiru liattlu if It gous any distance,
biting purtieulatly f oar fill of thu
hoal, llo liuliuvuH tliat liu may hu
jiIho called on to break tlio l'ighleix.
in which event ho stands u vory good
olianuo of having hit own roof torn
off, an both Jeffries mid Jack aru
exceedingly fast In snapping in "
thu liroak. Ail things considered, it
IiuIioovuh Hiokard to have u man
ready to atop into hit? shoos.
Tlio selection of Clntrliu White, tho
Now Vork lofereo, has settled thu
IU0Htion of tho emergency man, and
seems to havo removed tho liiHt cloud
from tho fight horir.cn.
Thu official timekeeper Iiiih not yet
been decided on. hut George Hurting,
thu Snn Francisco veteran, in most
likely to lie selected for thin impor
tant jiosilioii. Ho Iiiik officiated for
both muii and in known to ho per
fectly HatiHfactory to them. Hnrl
ing'w hont'Hty and accuracy have
never lieen questioned and if there
is any ri'iisou why he Hhould not of
ficiate it Iiiih never hecn made pub
lic. GRAIN CROP STARTS
SPOKANE, Wash., Juno 30.
llnrvesting Iiiih begun in thu vnlloyH
in thu southern part of tho Inlnud
Empire, and ranchers predict that
work will hu well under uav in from
tun dayH to two weeks in harvesting
tho $100,000,000 crop of grains,
wrasses, vogotublos and fruits, which
hunkers in Spokauo and throughout
thu northwest Hay can ho financed
without culling upon custom insti
tutioiiH for fluids.
Thu first comhinud machines
utnrtcd heading this season out thu
ridges near Eureka, Wash., and at
Culdosuc, Idaho. Others will fol
low hetweon now and July IS and
t!ioiisuudn of men and homos and
hundreds of linieliineo will bo drawn
into sorvioo in various parts of Or
egon, Washington, Idaho and .Mon
tana, and when (ho products of the
fields are housed many of thu men
will go into orchards to harvest what
now gives promise of being the host
crop of apples and other fruits in
thu history of thu country.
Tho wheat crop in parts of Wash
ington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana,
-comprising tho Inlnud Empire, is es
timated nt from 35,000,000 to (10,
(100,000 biifihols, of which holwoun
31,000,000 and 31,500,000 will he
harvested in 34 counties in Enstom
Washington. Reports roooivod by
1ho Spoknno chamber of commerce
indicate Hint Whitman, Lincoln,
Wnllu Wnlln, Adams and Douglns
Orant eounlios will load in tho order
named. Those fivo counties produo
oil 127,250,000 bushols of whoiit in
1000, Whitman county reporting 8,
500,000 busliols.
Reports from many districts in
Oregon, Idaho ami Montana also
nhow (hat prospects iiro bright for
largo yiolda of grain and hay," and it
in. predicted that tho grain and hay
crops of thu four stales will ho
greater than ovor before. Much old
grain is held in Eastern Washing
ton, but growers boliovo prices will
stiffen before thu 1010 crop is ready
for shipment and that tho season will
bo active.
Bin Prices for Mules.
KLAMATH FALLS, Juno 30. O.
luy Merrill has roturncd from n trip
through tho north end of Klamath
nml a part of Lnko County, whoro ho
was sooklng liomoa and imilos.
llo sayH saloahlo nnlmals aro vory
ncarco, In this part of tho country at
present, although ho suecoodod In
picking up forty head of mulos nnd
a fow liorsos. Good prlcos aro pre
vailing for mules, Mr, Merrill paying
from $R0 for coltn to $200 for woll
hroko work mulos, Ho Jh buying for
tho Hantoru Orogon and California
vnarkots,
PATTON RETIRES FROM
BUSINESS FIELD TODAY
CHICAGO, III., Jiiiiu 30. - Jiiiiioh
A. Patten, "king of thu wheal pit,"
will rotlro from activity at 4 o'clock
this afternoon, if ho 1'oIIowh out Inn
aiinonnceil flliuiH.
A firm of operator that will it
cludo II. J. Pulton, youngest brother
of the famotiH manipulator, will huc
eeed Jiiiiich A. I'atluu.
Jt if) Hald by old membei-H of the
board of trade that Pultun feelH
that liu Iiiih been misjudged and tnis
iulcrprnted. JEFF TO WEAR SPRINGS
IN HIS FIGHT SHOES
RENO, Nuv., Juno 30 -Jim Jef
fries will wear syrings in tho heels
of bis fighting shoes when ho en
ters tho ring Monday. Afler trying
thu invention, which wns recom
mended by Hewitt Van Court, Jef
fries expressed great satisfaction
with (hu effect to use the shoes on
Monday,
Thu purpoRo of the springs is to
mnko footwork eaKiur. Jeffries says
hu is much lighter on his foot in the
now shoes.
Kouts to Have Trial.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Juno 30.
7-J, O. Kleningor pleaded guilty in
tho circuit court today to tho lar
ceny of u suit of clothes and will re
ceive his sentence tomorrow. Klen-
inger wan one of thu men against
whom the grand jury returned an in
dictment. Timothy Kouts, indicted on two
charges of attempting life, and Hub
ert Hums, charged with nssault with
deadly weapon, each pleaded not
guilty and, while tho dates for their
trial have not been set, it is known
(liny will comu up for hearing some
time in July. Kouts is thu young
man who attempted tho life of C.
Swanskin, (ho Sacramento cattle
buyer, and 1). W. Hitchcock, stago
driver, on the stage coming from
Merrill to Klamath Fulls last Janu
ary w'hilo in a drunken frenzy.
Hums slnshed the neck of Otto
Oossi with a kuifo in a wood camp
near Merrill a short timo ago. Tho
latter will attempt to prove self-de
fense What Kouts' defense will bo
has not been outlined, as tho nssault
on ttio two men in tuu stago was
without apparent provocation.
TEDDY TO CALL ON
TAFT THIS EVENING
NAHANT, Mass., Juno 30. Soim
(or Lodgo announced today that ho
with Colouol Roosevelt, would leave
hero at 2 o'clock this afternoon to
confer with President Tuft at Hov
orly. After tho mooting Roosevelt
will spend tho night hero.
Roosovolt plnns to visit S. Coiey
Hill hospital tomorrow to sou Justice
Moody, wlio is ill thoro.
MEDFORD MARKETS.
(Prioos paid by Medford morohnnts.)
Potatoes, now, $1.40 per owt,;
cnbbago, 2(i)2VliO.
BlnckborrioB, J?l(Jt1.25.
Logunborrios, $11.25 oruto.
Cherries, 08u lb.
Grcou onions, 40o dozen bunches-;
radishes, 40o dozon bunchos; rhubaih
1 to Co lb.; lettuce, 40o dozon; pons,
4o lb.; turnips, l'o lb.; beots, 40o
dozen bunches; carrots, 40o dozen
IninolioH.
Ilutter, KggH and Poultry.
(Prices paid by Medford morohnnts.)
Ranch butter, 2527yao;' fnnoy
croamory, 30o.
Fresh rnnoh eggs, 25o,
Mixed poultry, 10(u).4o; spring
chickens, 18()20ir, turkeys, 17o.
(Prioos paid producers.)
Hay Timothy, $1(1; alfalfa, $16;
grass, $14 ; grain hay, $10.
Grain Whoat, $1.15 bushel ; oats,
33 ton; harloy, $!10 ton.
Hoof Cows, 4((j)41a o; stoors, fi
8Vil Pork, Do; mutton, 6GM!
lambs, do; veal, drossed, 8o.
(Selling prices.)
Rolled harloy, $1.00 owl., $32 Ion;
bran, $1.70; middlings, $1.851.00;
shorts, $1.80)1.85.
Looal poaches., $1,
Storo news Ib your nowal
IlnsVma fo- noalth.
Modern Life Would Be Too Hard Op tKe Nerves it It
Were Net for Want Advertising!
Tho pneo of llfo linn become tonso.
Worried, disappointments upsotn at homo and offlco, losses, discouragements seem to multiply as dally
Ufa becomes more complex.
Tho proporty ownor, who MUST havo a steady Income from rontsor loso his proporty. Is "racked" by
tho untimely defection of a tenant, Somo clneslflcd advertising qulcklly retrieves his loss and quiets
hlu norvco.
Tho calary carnor unexpectedly loses his position and his pcaco of mind. The train would shortly
"bruak" something In his norvous system If, ouco more, want advertising did not find tho bcitor ib
anil restore to him his mental equilibrium.
In every phnso of tho city's llfo, ovory day, tho want ads. play tlio part of tho peacemaker. They ccrvo
you and mo nt somo crisis In our lives and kcop tho modorn pace and tension frcm proving too fast
ami light for us.
Truly, tin want nds, tiro for sorvlco.
Fourth of July at Jacksonville.
Watch our smoke on that auto
pageant July 4, 1D10. Ho sure and
enter your cur and win one of those
ensh prizes offered, Mr. or Mrs. Au
tofot. Get in line, oven if you only
havo u ono-luugor. Compete for Hint
$100. Remember a fifty in gold will
bo given ns n second prize. Come,
Mr. Au.o Ownc" und enter your car
July 4.
TUB JACKSONVILLE FOURTH OF
JULY COMMITTER.
LOST.
LOST Dlack heifer, 3 yonrs old;
marks, 2 splits each ear und J. S.
loft hip. Reward. Wrlto to
Scuuotto Bros., 12 2 S. Kir St.,
Medford, Ore 88
FOUND.
FOUND Ladles' pockctbook. Ownor
may havo samo by proving proporty
and paying for ad. Address P. O.
Itox 701. 88
FOR SALE.
HBAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE Two acres near city
limits, $700.
Corner lot, Oakdale and Tenth,
J 11 00.
Corner lot on West Main Btrcot;
sldowalk laid and paid lor, $1000.
Two 5-roora cottages and throe
largo lots, ono lot containing three-
quarters of an aero, 10 blocks out.
$3500.
Othor bargains In lnnd and bear
lng orchards.
D. H. JACKSON & CO.
Opposlto Hotol Mooro.
FOR SALE 18 acres foothill land
ono mllo from Eaglo Point; prlco
$750. Terms, $250 cash, long timo
on balance Addross II. C. Stoddard,
Mcdford, Or. 102
FOR SALE 10 aero tracts, planted
to pears and npplc3, now In second
summer; 4 miles north of Mod
ford, on county road, at $325.00
por aero; $C5 cash por aero, bal
nnco $G,50 per aero por month.
Medford Orchard & Trust Co., 9 N.
Control.
Iloascs.
FOR SALE Five-room modorn cot
tage, closo in, paved Btrcot, with or
without furniture. Prlco right If
tnken at ouco. Terms. Address L.
J. C this offlco. 92
FOR RENT Partly furniohod bIx
room Iioiiho, closo In; bath and elec
tric lights, lawn and comont walks;
vacant July 1st. Inqulro at 240 S.
Grnpo St.
FOR SALE Now modorn bungalo,
throe blocks from Main streot and
closo to business part of town; has
modorn plumbing, Mission olectrl
cnl fixtures, built-in rutrlgorator,
buffot and chlffonlors, lawn, comont
walks and park strip lu; street will
bo paved; will bo sold for actual
cost to bulul. Inqulro nt 240 So.
Grayo sti'OO".. 99
Hunches.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For South
ern Orogon proporty, $G000 equity
In first-class dairy farm, 3S miles
from Seattle For particulars ad
dress W, S. Mattocks, R. D, No. 4,
Box 14, Snohomish, Wash. 98
FOR SALE City lots, $20; for a
small, safe lnvootmout soo tho city
lots I offor at $300 nnd $250 por
lot; $20 cash payment; balanco $10
per month; no interest. II. C.
Mnltby, No. 7 Postofflco Bldg.
Farms or Orcuards
FOR SALE 20 acros within 20
minutes' walk of Medford P. O.;
4 acres In old orchard that will
oaslly not $1000 this fall; 7-room
houso, good barn, nil In Al slmpo;
22 acros uudor cullvatlon; will soil
for $9,000; $3,000 cash, balanco to
suit rurclmsor; Improvements und
crop worth moro than cbbIi pny
mont. Medford Orchard & Trust
Co., 0 N. Contrnl. tf
FOR SALE By ownor, 9 aero
homo, all sot to fruit, closo to Mud
ford; no ngonts, Address lock box
451.
FOR SALE.-
Business Property.
FOR SALE Choice business prop
erty at a bargain, on long time;
easy tormB. Address Condor Wa
ter Power Co. "
hot.
FOR SALE Cholco cast front lots,
ono block from Oakdale avenue,
three blocks from city park. These
closo In lots will be sold at a bar
gain. Write or Inquire at 240 South
Grnpo street. 99
Acreage.
1
40 acres Of!
FOR 8 ALE No. 1C2.
land, 27 acres of which is In four-year-old
Spltzenberg and Baldwin
apples, and 10 acres of alfalfa, and
clover; 3 acres of pasture, two largo
barns, five-room house, smokehouse,
gasoline spray, pump and othor
tools, go with tho piaco. Has elec
tric lights in bouse and barn, city
water. We can soil this orchard for
$20,000 and It is tho best buy In
tho Wlllamcetto Valley; reasonable
terms will bo made to party or par
ties understanding the orchard busi
ness; the land Is of tho best quality
and has to be seen to bo appreciated;
tho trees aro in excellent condition.
By writing tho undersigned you can FOR SALE A full lino of Old Hamp
get full particulars. I will take , shire and Oak Bonds, plain and cloth
pleasure In showing tho land. C. W.
Tobault, Albany, Oregon. 91
FOR TRADE Quarter section of
land to trado for Mcdford property.
Address Box 472, Medford, Ore; 90
FOR SALE 1 to 5 acres, 1 miles
out, under ditch; good location for
chicken r.inch, fino for berries and
garden. $350.00 por acre. Terms.
Soo owner, 20 S. Peacl' St. 87
FOR SALE In northern California
yei: will find tho best fruit and al
falfa land rnder irrigation ditch at
$25 to $100 por ac-o; beautiful
scenery r.l climate. Yrlte for
booklet. John BHchfoMt, Ander
son, Shasta Co., Cat. 87
FOR SALE 5, 10, lb and 20-acre
trncts ono mllo cast of Talent, at
$100 por aero; $20 cash por acre,
balanco $2 por acre per month.
Mcdford Orchard & Trust Co. Inc.,
9 N. Central.
FOR SALE 60 acres, finest build
ing sito hi tho valley, ln:luding 30
acres good fruit land; cheap and
torms right. II. C. Maltby, No. 7,
Postofflco Bldg. ,
FOR SALE 5 and 10-ncre tracts
just within nnd adjoining city lim-1
us, ui n ourgnui, on a uuniiiii pay- i
monts. Addross
Power Co.
Condor Water
Business Opportunities.
FOR SALE Old established busi
ness In tho farmers' fruit belt of the
Roguo River valley, at Phoenix,
Oro., on S. P. R. R. Stock nt pres
ont $10,000; nil clean, woll select
ed and free from oncumbrances. FOR RENT Modern nowly fur
Two lots, storo, bulldiug with all , nlshed rooni3; gontlomoat proforred.
modorn convonlonces, warehouses, I 20S N. Central avonuo. 88
postofflco In ctoro, and everything.
necessary for conducting tho busl-,
H033. Last year's salus $39,000.
Inqulro of Ilenm, Flshor & Co.,
Phoenix, Oro., for torms.
Miscellaneous.
TWO "SECOND-HAND SAFESFOR
snlo; ono largo and ono small. In
qulro at box 97, this offico. SS
FOH SALE 300 head of Angora
goats, Apyiy J. A. wccstorlnnil, ;
Medford Nat. Bauk Bldg. i
FOR "SALE A young milch cow. '
Inqulro at 128 E. Main, upstairs. i
FOR SALE 400 Angora goats,
dress Blnss Bros., Trail, Oro.
Ad-
!
FOR SALE On ncount of sickness
in- my family I wish to soil my (
Btand rights nt JnckBonvlllo court)
yard for ccolbrntlon. Must soil at;
ouco at cost. Soo Joo Ebo, popcorn
man. 87
FOR SALE Shed 8x12, ulso a fow,
housohold goods; vory nheup If tnkon
nt ouco. 20 Roso Court, near Main,
87
FOR SALE I want to soil my now
four-cyllndor Overland nutomobRo,
comploto, with tonnonu. W, A. Sum
ner, Nush Hotol. 88
FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE A windmill; air motor,
40-foot steel tower, 10 foot fan. In
quire L. B. Warner, Jr., at Warner,
Wortman & Gore's store,
FOR SALE First-class camping out-
ilt consisting of tnrec-seated Stude
baker mountain stage; team of
young horses, utensils, etc. Parties
owning outfit aro terminating trip
here and will sell cheap. See out
fit at tho end of North Central
Avenue. 88
FOR SALE Cherries Royal Anno
If nartfct wnntlnir lnr!o nr small
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quantities for canning will drop
postal stating quantity wanted will
call and deliver samo early next
week. Prlco reasonable. H. Ensign,
Gold Hill, 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, oce 40 h. p. horizontal;
both In first-tlnss condition. I buy
and sell new and second-hrnd boil
ers. J. T. Norman, Ashland, Ore.,
P. O. Box 511. 89
j Hnlsn; letter Heads and envelopes.
Mall Tribune office.
FOR SALE Legal blanks of all
kinds trespass and other notices,
at Mall Tribune office. "
FOTt SALE Chandler & Price Gor
don Jobber, 11x14 press; a bargain.
Inqulro Mail Tribune office.
FOR SALE 400 angora goats, 400,
as our rangcg Is overstocked we
must sell same at once. Address
Class Bro3., Eagle Point, Or., or call
at Rogue R'.ver ferry.
FOIt SALE For good wood and good
moasuro, try the Bunkor Hill
Wood Yard, at North end of C
street. Phone 841. J. A. McLeod,
Prop.
FOR SALE Two pedigreed dogs,
one English setter, woll field broken,
one pointer, both females. Phone
1482. 93
FOR RENT.
Houses.
FOR RENT Five-room house. In
qulro 365 South Central Avo. 88
FOR RENT Seven-room
modern
322 So.
S7
houso, furnished, closo li
Contraj Ave.
;FOR "ENT 5-rooni house. $12;
with bam, $15.
1111 North Rlver-
side.
88
Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT Parlor and bedroom,
cool and clean; use of bnth; closo
In; $5.00 per week. 127 S. Grapo
St.
F01l IlENT Modern furnished
roms nt 604 West 10th or 124 King
stroot.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
transients, No. 10 North Grape
street, next to Farmors nnd Fruit
growers' bank.
Miscellaneous,
POR LEASE Fully equipped gold
mine; ten-stamp mill nnd concen
trator, ajl ororatod by oloctrlc pow
oi. Ownor will furnish froo elec
tric power for shnro in proceeds. See
Smith, nt Condor Wator & Power
Co.
MONEY TO LOAN.
WE HAVE $500,000 Eastern nionov
to jonn 0l first mortgages. Farm
ioims prorormi; M0 i0rtns uuulo less
tiliu, 5000. Mcdford' Orchard &
'int rn nn
WANTED.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Window washing, enrpot
cleaning, whitewashing, grass burn
ing anil lawn cutting; our aim is to
ploaso tho people, not ourselves. Tol
ophouo 2002, 504 North Grapo St.
90
WANTED.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED A first-class sash and
door makot. Good wages. Tho J.
G. Flook Co., Roseburg, Ore. 90
WANTED Thrco gentlemen to board
and room. Also board without room.
137 South Ivy St.
91
HELP WANTED.
Help Wanted FcmMc.
WANTED Chambermaids
Nash Hotol.
at
the
WANTED Middle-aged widow for
general housekeeping; no children.
Box 18, Phoenix, Ore. 88
WA"NTEECTh"bre Is an opportunity
for a few young ladies to loarn
telephono operating. Inquire of
chlof oporator, The Pacific Tele
phono & Telegraph Co., next door
to postofflce.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTED An agent to handlo the
best selling bath specialty on tho
market. Address F. J. Wilson, Sales
Mgr., Mcdford, Ore.
WANTED Experienced stone cutter
and quarty man. Call at Condor
Water and Power Co'a. office.
WANTED Man and wife, wife to
keep 4 to 6 boarders, man to work
In quarry. Apply 103 E. Sixth St.
WANTED Salesmen In every local
ity of tho northwest; money ad
vanced weekly; many make over
$1000 month; choice of territory.
Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top-
penish, Wash.
l'ositloas.
WANTED Position as assistant
bookkeeper, offlco or storo work;
Al reference?; will tako position
outside of Medford. Address T.,
care of Mall Tribune. Phone Main
1C12. 90
WANTED Washing and Ironing;
fine laundry a specialty; also Irish
point lace and .Battenburg, French
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 604 W. 10th St. tf
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Attorneys.
WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers,
Palm building.
A. E. REAMS Lawyer, over Post
offlco. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA
LEY Attorneys-at-law. No. 0 D
street, ground floor.
COLVIG & REAMES W. M. Col
vig, C. L. Renmcs. Lawyers. Of
fice Medford National Bank build
ing. second floor.
B. F. MULKEY Attorney-at-law.
Offices room 30, Jackson Connty
Bank building, Mcdford.
Architects.
JOHNS & TURNER, Architects and
Builders. Offico 7-8, 325 Main.
Phono Main 3471. Residence phone
2471.
Undertakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day phono 351. Night
phones, C. W. Conklin 3001, J. H.
Butler 3571.
Photographers.
MACKEY'S STUDIO "Poso with
Mnckoy nnd die with joy." Over
Allen & Reagan's storo; entrance
on Seventh streot.
Stenographers.
ELLA M. GUANYAW Pnlm Block.
Steuogrnphio work done quickly
nnd woll.
M. FORTESCUE Stenographer, 18
N. Front St. Phono 231.
Printers ami Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
host equipped job offico in South
ern Oregon; Portland prices. 37
South Contrnl avcniio.
Dentists.
DR. ARTEMUS W. DEANE Office
in room 200, Phipps bldg. Gas ad
ministered for extraction of teeth
Telephono Main 343. Night phone
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC, Dentist
Offico in rooms 203-204, Fanners'
& Fruitgrowers' bank building,
west of the tracks.
Messenger Service.
MESSENGER SERVICE Mcseu
gors furnished at nil hours of day
and till 9 p. in. to nny part of city,
from lOo to 25o. Phono Mnin 3812.
Brick Layers.
BRICKLAYERS K. Kuzin, nt
Smokohouso, first olass bricklayer,
stono workor, comont stopping,
stucco and moulding, firo places
nnd tile work n specialty; Euro
ponn plan; dav or contract.
Legal Blanks,
LEGAL BLANKS All stvlos of le
gal blanks for ealo, n hundred dif
ffiront forms. Medford Printing
Co.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Tin Shop.
J. A. SMITH Tin Bhop. Tiu and
shoot iron ware on hand and mada
to ordor. 128 North O Bt.
Hospitals.
SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPITAL
34-1 South C St., Medford, Ore. E.
W. Hisey, Matron. Official hospital
P. & E. R. R.
Hill Posters.
VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and
Distributor. All orders promptly,
filled. Room 20, Jackson County.
Bank building, Medford, Ore.
Real Estate.
EARLE C. SABIN Orchard tract,
city property. List your holdinfot
with me. Only desirable property
handled. Room 202, Fruitgrowers'
Bank bid?.
SEE WM. E. STACEY & CO. for
somo of tho choicest bargains Ih
real estate in this vailoy. Also
British Columbia and Alborta, B.
O, and other parts. Call on him at
Bittner's office Phipps building, or
at tho Medford Auto company's
garago, where we start out our
agents for tho Aladden Mantle
Lamp and hidden window screen.
We will treat you righL Come
and seo.
MEDFORD ORCHARD & TRUST;
Co., INC. Buy and sell tho earth.
9 North Central avo.
Cigars and Tobacco.
HiELAND & ANTLE, Smokehouse
Dealers in tobacco, cigars and
smokers' supplies. Exclusive agenta
of Lewis Single Binder, El Merito
and El Falencin. 212 West Maia
street.
Painters and Paperhaager.
GERWOLF & WARD, contracting
painters, paper hangers and deco
rators; signs. Estimates given on
all kinds of day auji job work.
Park View Hotel. Phone Maia
1801.
PanaJtare.
H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers ia
new and second-hand furnitura
and hardware. Agents for Mound
Citv kitchen cabinet. 323 E. 7th St
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
Corner 8th and Holly sts., Med
ford. Mission Furniture made to
order. Cabinet work of all kinds.
A trial order solicited.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Htovea
and rangos. New and second-hand
furniture. Euds' old stand, 18 W.
F st. South. Phone 01, Medford,
Ore.
Nurseries.
QUAKER NURSERIES Our tree
are budded, not grafted. Our stock
is not irrigated. We guarantee ev
erything put out. Wo are not in the
trust. II. B. Patterson, office re
moved to 11G East Main st.
ROGUE RP7ER VALLEY NUR
SERY CO., Inc. Growers of high
grade nursery stock. Office 25
W. Mnin. Tel. 1201.
Physicians and Surgeons.
R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite
Jackson County bank. Night calls
promptly answered. Office and
residonco phono Main 3432.
DRS. CONROY & CLANCY, Physi
cians and Surgeons, Taylor and
Phipps bldg., rooms 210, 211, 212.
Office phone 501, residence phone
012. Office hours 9 n. m. to 8 p. m.
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
Physicians. Mission block. Phone
202. Medford.
Llfo Scientist.
MRS. LILLIAN A. ELDER1, Lif
Scientist Private instruction in
"Now Psychology" nnd "New
Thought" principles. Callers re
ceived Wednesdays, 127 South
Grnpo street.
Medicines.
HOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI
CINES Will euro rheumatiura,
nstlima, paralysis, sores nnd pri
vato disensos. These remedial
may bo procured nt tho Sing Lea
laundry, 123 S. Rivorsldo avenue,
Mcdford, Oro., whore thov will lit
sold by tho proprietor.
Dr. Chow Young bus treated
sevoral sovoro cases with his rw
edics sinco coming to Medford aad
has for reference somo of the hwt
known und most intullhxsHt eitlrena
in Southern Oregon. Call on kirn.
'""T"ltirlo7iir' "" "
8. T. UROWN & CO.Ililllnnl.7W
gars mid Soft Drinks. Up Maim,
Young fi Hall building, A dut,
cnol place to upend tht) kot afttr
noons.
Ilrhk CoHtjtHHl,
MEDFORD HJMCK CO.Oeo, W,
Priddy, 0. D. Nngl, (ho, T,
O'Hrlen Contractor and Mum
fnoturors of brick tomktif ia
pressed brick ami lliuo, Orm la
Postofflco blook, room 6, MA
No. aiSL