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Newspaper Page TextMEDffORD MMJj TRIBUNE, KEDFORD, OUEGlOfr, THURSDAY. AUGUST 18, 1910. '--' - To Want-Avertise is to be Business-Like-Because it Gets Results --------- V'l i FIRM DEMAND FOR FANCIES Eastern Fruit Benlnnlng to rtlpcn Market Stronn for First Grades but Weakens (or Ordinary Kinds of Fruit Clapp's Favorites off Color Tin Now York Fruit Trndo Jour tin! couimontH iim followH on tho Now York penr innrkut, under date of Ail Bunt 13: Tho ponr mnrlcot tlun wook wixh flriiinr on ntrlctly fancy, lint wonkor on ordinary kinds of fruit. Clupp'ti j'nvorlti'H woro In heavier Hiipply, hut most of tho receipts, while dofllrnblo in nlzo, woro off color nuil sold for $2.50 to 3.00 pur barrel. Fancy high-colored marks In standard pack agon readily commanded $4,00 to )4.2G, hut tho snmo grndo In short packages did not oxcood $3. CO to $3.75 por hnrrol. Roportit from tho Cntnkllls ntatod that nomo of tho largest orchnrda of Olnpp'H Favorites In that noctlon hnvn boon contracted for at $4.00 por bar mi f, o. b. rrllroad. nhlpporn' own jmck and Rrado. DnrtlottH nro rommonclng to arrlvo hut tho offerings no far aro small and dark and show othor dofoctti Incldont to tinfnbort hlo dry weather. Only a vory nmnll proportion of tho current receipts aro bringing ovor $4.00. A fow lotH o( JorMoy Ilnrtlotts, vory clonoly graded and largo, wont to upoclnl trndo at $4.2C to $4.75 for standard packages, hut tho Hiipply wan vory limited. Rockoln woro more plentiful nnd sold freely at $4.50 to $5.00 por bar rel, wlillo thoHo In flour barrels, wont at $C,00, At tio Hamo tlmo, nomo of that variety from up-rlvor sections that woro picked too groon found a ntow outlet at $2.50 to $3.00. Southern Kloffor poarn aro arriv ing more freely, nnd while noma nnlcn aro bolng roportcd up to $3.00 por hnrrol, thin I qulto oxcoptlcnal. About $2.00 to $2.50 In all that tho nvorago hoMt lotn en n command. Southern Lo Conto poarn nhnwod a vory wldo ran en In quality. Many of thoHo arriving by Htoamor woro hentod and soft, nnd nold nn low ns $1.50 to $2.00. Clonoly graded ntock that camo Ly rail nold up to $4.00 to $4.25. On tho nvorago run of Lo Conton $2.50 to $3.00 wits about tho gonorni soiling prlco. Hell ponrs nro arriving vory spar ingly, but that variety In not In par ticular favor, nnd vory fow union exceeded $3.00, although clonoly graded largo would probably bring $3.25 to $3.50. On mlxod varlotlon and cooking klnda tho market raug ed from $2.00 to $3.00. Everything no it ml hroiifht tho Innldo prlco. TAFT FINDS IT EASY TO SNATCH A REST BEVERLY, MnHH., Aug.. 18. Tho Hocret of President Tntt'H Hplcndld health In nut. It In IiIh nhlllty to tako nilvnntrgo of ovory opportunity to rocupornto from IiIh labor and to Hiintch n fow minutes of rofrenhlng Bleep botweon nctlvltlon. ItoHldontH along tho nl ore boule vard have become arcuntomod to tho appearance of a big automobile with a big pnnuongor junt vlnlblo through tho dunt end that pnHGongor sound anlooii, It Ih tho pronldeut. The ox cutlvo often Hleopn In IiIh nutnmnhllo going and coming from the golf links that Ih whou ho mnkon tho journey nlono. Tho other day when iiiIIoh ovor to nee Miss Holla Torroy, tho aunt of tho proHldont tho oxoti tlvo Hluinhorod nonrly all tho wny bnek. Tho piuolilno wont nearly 10 iiiIIoh nn hour nearly nil tho way. It Ih the faculty of tho pronldout to nnntch a nioinont'H rent at ovory opportunity tho nhlllty to throw off the ciiren of stnto and gain ntrongth In llttlo cat-imps that koopn tho lioad of the nation strong and heal thy In iiplto of hln ndiiroa labor. It hi Ha Id thr.t on bin trip across tho continent nnd hack hint fall, tho pro itdont would bor.nl IiIh Hpoclnl train oomplotoly worn out nftor n spoo.ch or rocoptlon, drop Into a cliulr and In a moment ho fast asloop. Twonty nilnutoii lator wlion a crowd would clamor for his npponranco, ho would awnko fully rofroHhonod, If tho furnlnhod room nd "looks good", run ;.round to tho addross given nnd tnko n look nt It. Business Opportunities FOR SALE THE FOLLOW ING ROGUE RIVER VALLEY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Furnlturo Store Half inloroat for nalo to live man who uudor tniidn furnlturo repairing, oto., old established hIiukI, rout vory cliouti; will Hell nt invoice ; en tire Htook invoiccn about $7000. Confectionery leo cream, lo innloH, etc.; ono of tlio best lo cations in town of 7000; price $2-100. 1 Hardware Store Complete, up to iliile Block, invoice price, growing lawn; rnro cliiuico for liVo mini. Grocery Store An old estab lished comer in booming (own, elegant locaction, moiitly cnHh trndo. Restaurant and Rooming House -Opposite S. I dopol, rcHtnti rant on ground floor, 8 rooms upstairs, nil nowly furnishod, rent $.'10 pur month; thin in n bargain at .?7i0. General Delivery Business Itnre opportunity for live mnn, u crowing IniRincflR in a grow ing town. Notion Store Ono-hnlf intor unl for hiiIo, cnliro ntock in voices about $1500; Reed locn liou, cheap rout. If you bavo a business for Bale or want n partner, or if you nro looking for nn opening in somo jinrlieular lino, let mo know your wnnta. I can locate you. C. R. BERAN, BUSINESS OP PORTUNITIES, ASHLAND, t UKtUUN. JURY LIST FOR NEXT COURT TERM DRAWN The following In tho jury lint drawn for tho Soptombor 1910, torm of the circuit ceurt: D. W. Ponco, Trail, farmer; John M. Mnnt, Phoenix, farmer; J. W. Mlck8(, AHhland, retired; J. M. Allen, Hutto FnllH, farmer; William II. Stewart, Med ford, capitalist; Squlro Parker, Ashland, capitalist; W. O. Hreedlng, Woodvlllo, farmer; Wil liam Joncn, Anhlnnd, cnpltallnt; M. J. Garrett, Med ford, farmor; George Alford Phoenix, farmer; J. C. Oriibb, Applognto, farmer; George C. Gar rett, Mcdford, farmer; George Owons, Anhlnnd, farmer; O. ClucUd, Englo Point, farmor; Ronjnmln Hcnll, Cen tral Point, fanner; J. M. Hurloy, Jacksonvlllo, fnrluer; William Fox, Talent, farmor; Henry II. Head, Con- tral Point, farmor; Trod Happ, Tal ent, farmor; W. M. Wolls, Jackson vlllo farmer; W. O. Johnson, Ash Inndi farmer; It, E. Rohlsou, Talent, farmor; I). It. Hill, Medford, fruit grower; A. V. Welch, nonglo, farm or; T. W. Da'ly, Medford, real on tato ngont; J. E. Croweon, Ashland, laborer; A. J. Clarno, Eaglo Point, farmor; John A. Houdornon, Medford, enrpohter; H. II. Dow, Ashland, farm er; Clinton Cook, Applegate farm or; It. O. Housley, Ashland, farmor. WILL INVITE TEDDY TO TAKE A FLIGHT WITH HIM HUSTON, Aug. 17. "1 believe (lint Colonel IlooHOVolt will fly Willi mo around Iho aviation field for n fow minutos," Hiiid Clifford H. Harmon, tho millionaire- aviator, today, to n United Press correspondent. "1 shall invito him to aocoinpany mo on Fri day. Although! havo not heard from him, I havo roason to boliovo that tho colouol will accept." On Friday Iloowovoll will be a guest of Iho Doulilmlny-Pago company at tho laying of Iho cornerstone of tho Country Lifo building at Garden Oily, close lo Uoslnn, Pari of tho coro moiiics will bo aeroplane flights by Harmon, Hnldwiu and Fail-child. "Curo" Attracts John D. CLKVHliANl), Aug., 17. A "mag netic" well near Chardon has attract ed lite attention of John I). Rocke feller, and residence of Iho ivcinity havo soon him in his mot or car near ly every aflornoou for tho past week. 'I lie well wator is said to honifit per soiiti with (he rhouiiintimu. Several days ago (lie old man on his way io Chardon gave an address at tho Rus sell Farinei-H Club. Ho otoppod at tho house and introduced himself to 100 fanners who woro prosont. HnBklns for health. Your "real ontato education" will ho Improved oven If It's vory good already by roadlng tho real ontato ndo In thin paper toda. You may form mental Impressions of tho sort of peoplo hunting work In thin city today by road lng tholr want nds, YOUIt NEXT POSITION may advortlnod today. Tho next furnished room you'll llvo In In probably advertised In another column. Look for It among tho want adn If It's something that ought to bavo boon advortlnod. Wrlto for Interviews to thono work-huntore wIiobo ads Impress you most favorably. To know instantly whothor an ad Is really important to you Is a flno sort of business ability. Want Ads One Cent a Word MUMinMtMHMIMMllMMmMtHIIMIHIMnMli)MMMMMIMMMti MEDFORD MARKETS. (Pricofl paid by Medford merchants.) Potatoes, now, $1.'101.GO por ewt.; cnbbago, 2c. Hlnckborrios, $11.25. Oreon onions, -lOo dozon bunchca-, radishes, -lOo dozen bunches; string bcmiH, -1c lb.; lottucc, -10c dozen; turnips, Vo lb.; beets, 10c dozen buuchcH; cnrrotH, -lOe dozen bunches. Ponchos, G0(fi)85o box. Cucumbers, 10e to 15c doz. Squnsh, 3550o dozen. Corn, 15o dozen. CantnloiipoH, bO(i)7Cc dozen. WncrmcloiiH, 15 to U5c. Tomutocs, 3c. Pumpkins, 812'2c. Ilutter, ICggs nnd Poultry. (Prices paid by Mcdford merchants.) Hunch butler, 30a; fancy creamery, 35c. Krosh ranch eggs, 30c. Mixed poultry, 1014o; spring chickens, 1820c; turkayti, 17c. (Prices pnid producers.) Hoy Timothy, $10; nlfalfn, $12; grass, $14; gruin hay, $10. Grain Wheat, $1.15 bushel; oats, $32 ton ; bnrloy, $U0 ton. Kcof Cows, 44V& o; steers, 5 5V4o; pork, 0c; mutton. GfjDSi&c; lambs, Co; vcnl, drosscd, 8c. (Selling prices.) Kollod bnrloy, $1.00 ewt., $32 ton; bran. $1.70: middlings, $1.85(5)1.00; diorts. $1.801.85. FOR EXCHANGE. TO TRADE Hudson touring car, G pnsBongor, for city or country prop erty. Car has been run GOO miles with best of care. Address P. O. Uov G88. Medford. tf POR EXCHANGE Houso and two lots closo In on Oakdale avenuo, now rontcd, value $4,000, will trndo for closo in raw land or planted to young pears. Box C27, Medford. FOR SALE. Kunclir. FOR SALE 113 1-2 ncros, 100 acres good farm land; $4000; 4 homo ntcad relinquishments; 3 home steads novcr been filed on. Ad dress 2C, euro of this office liunlueKS Property. FOR SALB Choice business prop orty nt n bnrgnin, on long time; onsy torms. Address Condor Wa ter Power Co. Housen. FOR SALE Now v-room modem houso ou West Main, 50x118 foot lot, cornor, chonp, at $3750. In qulro of L. M. Lynns, 71 G East Main. 138 FOR SALE Cheap, 3-room bungn low, with front porch nud 6croonod back porch; wator and sowor in, nnd strcot to ho pnvod; part cash, balanco two years. Call at 319 West Jnckson stroot. 128 FO if" "S A LE$1 200fwo-story now houso, four rooms nnd pantry down stnlrs upstairs not completed; wood shod nnd woll, lot 50x258; closo In. Inquire J. Rotor, G South C streot. 133 IIoues. POR SALE Houbo and two lots, $2150. lnqulro Bob Taylor, 815 Myrtlo stroot. tf FOR SALE Two four-room houses, largo lots, salo cheap, boforo Sop tombor 1st. Call 11 G Bonrdiunn st., or addross Box 3 fit, Medford, Or, 132 POR SALE Now flvo-room modorn houso, cornor Dakota nnd South King stroots; prlco $2500; terms, Sco W. W. McNoaly, nt Farmors' nnd Fruitgrowers' bank. 125 FOR'SALE Fiirhlshod ; "hoiiiovlth barn; also lot nnd houso. lnqulro of owner, No. 723 13th st, West. 132 Acreage, FOR SALE 120 ncros, Evans Crook fruit; ImprovomontB; buy of ownor. Wrlto S. F. ri.ttor, R. P. D Wood vlllo, Or. 9 FOR SALE 5 and 10-noro tracts just within and adjoining city lim its, at n burgain, ou 6 annunl pny montB. Addross Condor Water Po.we.r Co. Hints to the Wise FOR SALE. Dunlness Ojiportunitlcs. AHE you looking for a business chance? Wo havo novoral good ones in mo itoguo juvcr vanoy ana can , got you tho best valuco for your money. WhntI s your lino? C. R. Hcran, Ashland, Or. 131 FOK SALE Big bargain block lots, II. P. Benson, Moore Hotol. 127" FOR SALE Or trade, 320 acres good avorago land, well located; all wild land; about 30 acres non-tlllablo; no hills; two miles from railroad ; station; corners In Rogue river; 100 acres of this Ib worth price of wholo tract; cheapest property In , eamo vicinity; good orchard district; flno for promotion; will tako city or ranch proporty In part payment, ' horo or elsewhere. J. W. Dressier Agency. tf FOR SALE Restaurant, cheap for caoh; $40 day business; reason for solllng parties going east. Address GG8 A street, Ashland. 130 Acreage. A BARGAIN 1G0 ncres, nlno miles from Gold Hill; 75-mlnuto drlvo with load; much of It sub-Irrigated; four living springs furnish flno wa- ter tho year around; GO acres cul tivated; much flno timber and wood; surrounded by splendid stock ; range; good market garden, .and bearing orchard, more than suffi-; clout for family use; good seven-, room houso, big cellar; $50 per acre, easy terms. See or wrlto Rex If. Lnmpman, Gold Hill, Or. 132 FOR SALE 160 acres timber near Jacksonville, $17 por ncce. B. F. ; Benson, Moore Hotel. 128 FOR SALE Or location, 35 quarter sections government land can bo taken under stono and timber act $2.50 por acre; no residence requir ed; can bo taken as homestead ulso; 200 acres of best fruit land ready to plant, lnqulro A. B. Sallng, room 34 Jnckson County Bank building, 128 j J FOR SALE 1G0 ncres timber land, chonp for cash, .near Medford. J I R. Stovoneon, Tarpan, Tex. 147 I Lots. FOR SALE Lot, cornor Dakoto and So. King streets, $525; sowor and wator Into lot; $50 down, $20 n month. W, W. McNoaly, at Farm ers and Fruitgrowers' bank. 129 FOR SALE Beautiful viow lot, 9 bearing apple, pruno and plum trees; price $3G0. Address M. Ste phens, Box G6S, city. 133 i .Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Household furnlturo for salo. 22S N. Contrnl avo. i31 ' FOR SALE Wood, oak or ptno in j ricks, dollvored. Addross A. S., Mall ( Tribune, or cnll G22 South Ccn- tral. 12S FOR SALE Now "Old Trusty," 200 egg Incubator and brooder, com ploto. Call 43G South Evorgreon stroot. 133 FOR SALE Alfalfa liny, loose. Ad dress A. S. caro Mall Trlbuno, or call 022 South Contral. 12S FOR SALE Wlnchestoi- ropeatlng shotgun, $12. Room. 9, .IS South Clrapo street, after G. 130 ( PO"RSXLl3 Wagons, t7nts, steol I drtllso, hammers, picks, shovols, j range, camp dishes, anvils, saddlo j 1 ....t.A .1 .. .tn... ft. nnniOSS, lypuwinur uvuk, v inbuilt re. ll.,lnn M.vlfrii'il Wnlflp Wnrlra mil- tractors, 2G N. Bartlett st. 134 POR SALE Household goods for snlo cheap. 124 South Nowtown. 130 PARTIES leaving city will soil nlturo of 9 rooms, ronsonablo, with or without piano; ront houso. Room 207 Phlpps bldg. tf FOR SALE Pine breeding pen of bovoii Whlto Leghorn chlckons, good laying strain; will soil roostor sop arato if doslrcd. 0. E. norland, cor. Washington and Howard Btroots East Medford. FOR SALE. Mijoellaaeott. il'OU SALE 100 check on Ellors ( i lano ior j 10tll Btreot Piano for salo cheap. 824 North 129 ! Ftt SALE 2 3-4 Bain wagon, good a8 new. "tako rack bed, also good heavy harnoes cheap. Box 627, Mod ford. POR SALE Steam wood caw. L. O. Van Wegen, Mcdford, R. F. D. ' No- 14 , FOR SALE Two years' lease on 350 aero ranch, together with C horses, 4 colts, 3 milk cows and all ma chinery necessary for running ranch, 50 acres alfalfa; this year's crop Is between 300 and 400 tons of the best hay; good market; 3 miles from Ashland on fine road. Address A. S. Fllson, Ashland, Or. FOK SALE Legal DianKs ol all kinds trespass and other notices, at Mall Tribune office. FOR HALE Chandler & Price Gor- don Jobeer, 11x14 press; a bargain. Inquire Mall Tribune office, i FOR RENT. FOR RENT Offices over the post office. See A. A. Davis. tf Housekeeping Rooms. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms at South Of.kd&le. 132 Furnished Rooms. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, close In. 141 ir street. 129 FOR RENT Furnished front room on first floor. 128 South Holly, near city park. 132 FOR RENT Furnished rooms with board. 325 Riverside avenue. 131 FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room, cool, bath, reasonable prlco; easy walk; on West Hamilton streot, two blocks off North Oakdale. 203 Oleson street. tf Houses. FOirRETITi-room house for $"9700. No. 23 North Prospect Avenuo. 127 FOR RENT Houso, 5 rooms, bath and pnntry; city water and electric lights. 513 W, Holly st. N. L. Town- sond, 721 Bennett avenue. Phone 4232. .Miscellaneous. FOR LEASE Fully oquirped gold mine; ten-stamp mill and concen trator, all operated by electric pow ei. Owner will furnish free elec tric power for share in proceeds. See Smith, at Condor Water & Power Co. WANTED. WANTED Good rollablo man or lady to solicit trndo for ono of the bo3t soiling articles on tto market. Steady position for right party, with $50 cash socurlty. Apply at 733, comer of Laurel and West Eloventh streets. 133 Help Wanted Femnle. WANTED Lady to do pressing and repnlrlng, ono has had somo ex perience; good 6tendy position to right party. Pantorium Dyo Works. 132 WANTED Girl for gouoral houso work. Apply to E. E. Kolly. FOlt" RENT 257 ncroso"riand nnd soil horsos, hay and Implements. Address Box 12, Brownsboro, Or. 129 WANTED At tho Ashland Hotol, Ashland, a chambermaid and wait ress; both must como well recom mondod and fully compotont; good wages. Address N. D. Hardy, prop., Ashland, Or. WANTED Woman to Inundor lln- gorte, drcssos, hand ombroldorod skirts and do flno lau Ury; will pay woll. Address P. O. Box 433 or tol- ophono Mali 2192. tf fur-'WANTED GUI for housowork; two In family; will pay good wagos, Ad dross Box GO, caro Mall Tribune of flco. 127 WANTED A waitress; must be ex porloncod, Apply Louvre cafo. tf WAITED GlrlTfor gonorai ' Iioubo work; throo In family, 520 South Holly. 128 128 WANTED. Help Wanted Malo. WANTED Experienced stono cutter and quarry man. Call at Condor Wator and Power Co's. office. WANTED Salesmen In evory local ity of the northwest; mono? ad vanced weokly; many make over $1000 month; choice of territory. Yakima Valloy Nursery Co., Top penlflh, Wash. WANTED Married man for general work on ranch and to tako chargo; oxporlenco with fruit unnecessary, but must bo good farmer. L. P. Hub bard, cor. Beall Lane and Uppor Jacksonvlllo road, 121 Miscellaneous. WANTED Furnlohod houso, by ro llablo party. Addrcea H Mall Tri bune. 131 WANTED Cloan rags. Mail Tribune office. Inquire at tf WANTED To Join party to investi gate Applegate and Illinois River valleys. Go In September for one or more weeks. J. J. H. Box 292 Medford, Oregon. 3t p. a. WANTED To tako camping parties to the mountains; hare good teams and wagons. Phono or address H. C. Messengor, Agate, Or. UP-TO-DATE shorthand and type writing taught quickly and well; morning and evening school; for terms, address Box 245, Medford. LOST. LOST Gold locket, oval stapo, with Initials G. E. M. Return to Mall Tribune office. 132 STRAYED OR LOST Bay mule, weight about 1000 pounds, branded figure 2 on right Jaw, letter IT on right shoulder; had baiter on. In form Barber and Burgess, Wellen. Or. LOST Passbook marked S. G. Leon ard. Reward. Leavo at Mail Trl buno office. 129 LOST Mojday, green parasol. Re turn Nash hotol. 129 LOST Tuesday, August 16, heavy gold watch chain; eagle head charm. Rowr.rd. Return to Mail Tribune. LOST Two headstalls for horses on road to Eagle Point. Return to Tribune office and receive reward. LOST A kit of brlcklnyor'a tools on road to Eagle Point. Retuin to 615 Oakdr.lo avenue, South. Re ward. 129 LOST Scotch collie, brown with white breast. J. Al Lancop, Box 47, Medford. Reward. 130 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys. WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers, Pulm building. A. E. REAMS- -Lawyer, over Post- office. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA LEY Attorneys-at-law. No. 0 D streot, ground floor. COLVIG & REAMES W. M. Col- vig, C. L. Reames. Lawyers. Of fice Medford National Bank build- mg. second iioor. Architects. NORMAN WINDER, architectural draitsmnn and builder1 bee me about your now homo. I can save you m,onoy by planning to your own ideas and figuring with you right. Write Box 37, P. O., Med ford. JOHNS & TURNER, Architects and Builders. Office 7-8, 325 Main. Phono Mam 3471. Residence phone 2471. Unions. CARPENTERS' UNION, LOCAL 1840 Moots at Smith's hall, 12S North Grape street, every Thurs day evening promptly at 8 o'clock. All journeymen enrpontors, as woll as local mombors, urged to bo pres ent. Business of vital interest lo nil carponters transacted at thoso meetings. J. J. Seal, business ngt. Tin Hliopa. J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin ani sheet iron ware on hand and mad to order. 128 North G St. Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dortnkors. Day phone 351. Night phones, C. W. Conklin 3G01, J. n. Butler 3571. Photographers. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Mnokoy and die with joy." Over Allon & Rongan's storo; ontranco on Sovonth street. Dentists. DR. ARTEMAS W. DEAKE-Office in room 200, Phipps bldg. Gas nd ministorod for extraction of teeth Tolophono Mnin 341. Night phono 4433 DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC. DentiHt Office in rooms 203-204, Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' bank building, west of the tracks. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Printers and PHblMim, MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has th best equippod job office la South ern Oregon; Portland prises. 37 Sonth Central avenue. Cement HIoVwhIsii CEMENT SIDEWALKS, bnewnasoa, stone mason, plastorinr and all kinds of stucco work. Expert work manship at reasonable chargea bj the day or contract. Address Ma sons, 511 E. Main st, Medfora, Or. NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS James A. MaeKenzie, dealer in now and second-hand furniture, hardware, clothing, boots, and shoes. Highest cash prices paid for good cast-off clothing. Call and sco ma when you have something to sell. 103 South Central. Stenographers. ELLA M. GUANYAW Stetiographio work and well. -Palm Block. dona quickly Billiard Parlor. S. T. BROWN ft CO. Billiards, Ci gars and Soft Drinks. Dp stairs, Young & Hall building. A nica. cool place to spend tka hot after noons. Hospital. SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPITAL 344 Booth G st.. Medford, Ore. 1. W. Hiuey, Matron. Official hospital P. & E. R. R. Real Kntata. EARLE C. SABIN Orchara tracts, city property. List your holcKnrs with me. Only desirable property handled. Room 202, Fruitcrowers' Bank hldg. BUI Foetera. VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and Distributor. All orders promptly filled. Room 29, Jackson County Bank building, Medford. Ore. Cigars aad Tobaceo. IRELAND & ANTLE. Smokekonse Dealers in tobacco, cigars aai smokers' supplies. Ezclnsive agenta of Lewis Single Binder. El Merito and El Palencia. 212 West Main street. Painters aad Paprrhansjvrs. H. G. DEAN, O. P. M'MOLLEN Phone 3732. Dean & McMullea, contracting painters, painting, pa per hanging and tinting. Estimates on all kinds of painting work. Medford, Or. Furnlturr EL F. WILSON & CO., dealeru in new and second-hand furniture and hardware. Agents for Morula City kitchen cabinet. 323 E. 7th 8t. MISSION FURNITURE WORKS- Corner 8th and Holly eta., Med ford. Mission Furniture made to order. Cabinet work of all kinds. A trial order solicited. MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook stoves and ranges. Now nnd second-hana furniture. Eads' old stand, 18 W. F st. South. Phono 91, Medford, Ore. Nurseries. QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees are budded, not grafted. Our stock is not irrigated. We guarantee ev erything put out. We are not in tke trust. H. B. Patterson, office re moved to 110 East Main st. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR SERY CO., Inc. Growers of high- grade, nursery stock. Office 21 , W. Main. Tel. 1201. Physicians nnd Sargeoms, R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite Jackson County bank. Night calls promptly unswered. Office and residence phono Main 3432. DRS. CONROY & CLANCY, Phyai- oians and Surgeons, Taylor and Phipps bldg., rooms 210, 211, 218. Office phono 501, residence phone 612. Offioo hours 0 a. m. to 8 p. m. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia Physicians. Mission block. Phone 292. Medford. Medicines. HOW YOUNG'S CHINESE MEDI CINES Will euro rheumatism, asthma, paralysis, sores and pri vate diseasos. Theso remedies may bo prooured at tho Sing Lee laundry, 123 S. Riverside avenue, Medford, Ore, vfhoro thov Trill ka sold by tho proprietor. Dr. Chow Young has treated several sevoro casos with his rem edies since coming to Medford aad has for reference somo of the best known and most intelligent citixeas in Southern Oregon. Call on hhn. ltrlck Ooinpanlr. MEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo. W. Priddy, O. D. Nagle, Geo, T. O'Brien Contractors and waaa faoturors of briok; dealers ia pressed briok aud lime. Office Is Postoffice block, room 5. Pkos No. 8181,