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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910. ---- - Write a Want Ad-When You've Quit Using it and Want to Sell it ---------- -"- 4 V ."ft i sl CHIEF FORESTER OF Issues n Pamphlet In Which Ho Tolls tho Dcst Methods to Combat For est Fires Wot Gunnysnck Is One of tho Dost Implements. WASHINGTON, I). C, Aug. 20 With fort'Ht fires causing iiroalor des truction than during any year In lilntory, pnuullnr Inloroiit attaches to a pamphlet on Hint nubjoct by Chief Henry H, (lrn von or tho forest itorv loo. Mr. GrnvvH lukH up tho wholo subject of tho cannon ami charactor UHch of tho flron and tho best moans of fighting thorn. City dwollorn with tliolr Htonm on Klnon nml Mgh powor wntor supply will rind In tho pninphlot ctrong con trnnt In tho equipment maintained nml meant) employed In tho groat roroNtH of tlio wont. "Whorovor dirt enn bo unod," ho Hny. "moii Hhould ho provided with long-handled hIiovoIb. If wntor In available, huckotu Hhotild ho provld od and, whoro poftHlblo, huckol pumpn, which throw n stream nbout 20 foot. Undor niont conditions It Ih doHlrnhlo to hnvo inattocttH and Iron rakes, mid thoro nhould nlwnyn ho axon to aid In clearing brush or cut ting down tlmbur or old tops. Thooo Implements nhould ho kopt In n con vonlont plnco for fighting tiro, Prop er organization for thin protection Includes an ndoctunto equipment for tho flro fighting forco. "A vory good plan In to hnvo enchon at convonlont polntn on tho trails or at tho lookout ntatlnmi, ..containing flro fighting tooln In aomo canon In tho mountain roglonn tooln nro kopt In a special pack outfit roady to bo thrown upon horoon and taken at unco to tho flro. Such Hpoclal out fltti usually lucludo hIiovcIh, rollnpR Iblo pallH, axes, mnttockH, ropen and lu como caitcH flro oxtlngulnhors and a Biuall qu ntlty of provision." An to tho mothoilR of fighting, Mr. Craves eay: "Hmnll Riirfaco flro mny ofton ho lioaton out, Thin In pomilblo whon tho flro In burning cMofly In n dry loaf llttor or nhort grans. Whoro thoro aro topn or pllon or dry brunh, or tho flro Ih burning through tl-lck hriiHh or undorgrowth, boating In vory dif ficult. "Thoro nro varloim devices for bunting. A blnnkot, coat, or riding slicker In ofton unod. A "unnysnek Ih ono of tho boflt Implomontn for bontlng, particularly If It can bo wot from tlmo to tlmo. A handful of green brunh iiorvon alno vory woll for a boating do7lco. In boating out a flro ono striken tho flro with n nldo wayn Hwoop, driving tho flnmos nnd mutorlnl bnck upon tho hurnod ground. A direct ntroko ncattorn tho flro. "Tho bont wny to oxtlngutsh run ning flroH In to throw sand upon tho flamoH. ThlH mothod In, of courso, practlcablo only wlion tlio coll In fair ly clear of rockH nnd loeno enough for rendy digging. Whon tho flro la running lu tho opou wood, lu plnb noodloB, n nlnglo Bhovolful of mmd proporly thrown, will oxtl igitish ovof ton foot of flro, "Loobo loam In nlno vory good, but not so offoctlvo nfl Band. Heavy noil, which clodH Ic difficult to manipu late. Fronuontly Band or Ioobo loam can ho dug up In spotu, but it Ih too fltony to Boouro It nil along tho lino of flro. Figlitora must thon Biipplo niont tho iibo of Band or earth with boating or othor mothodo. "Whoro, on account of tho nccu mulnted dobrlH, tho flnmca nro In tormlttontly too novoro for beating, water Is unod If avnllnblo. Wator usu ally Iiiih to bo brought from bouio dlHtanco; It must thoroforo ho UBod vory economically. Tho boat way Is to dondon tho flnmos by llttlo wn tor, nnd thon bont thorn out with a KunnyHiick or othor dovlco. "Whon wntor nuiHt bo brought ovor mountain trails Hpoclal wator snokB aro UBod, vhlcli can ho slung on n pack snddlo. "Oround flroa, burning In tho doop layer of organic mattor, aro oxcood Ingly difficult to extinguish. If tho layer Ih doop, tronchlng la -tho only prnctlcnl motliod of stopping tho progreBB of tho flro. Such a tronch, which hna n width nt tho bottom of ono foot, will onnblo tho flghtorB to stop au ordlnnry ground flro, ospoa lally If tho work enn bo supplomont od liy tlio lino of wntor or Bnnd nt tho trench. "Grown flroa whloh burn through tho crowns of trqos, nro nlwnya nc companlod by Hiirfaco flroa. Grown flron stop vlion thoro nro no longor lufluiumnblo orowna through which ORIGIN A GRAVES JELLS OF FIRES tho flro will run, or whon thoro In no longer any mnteilnl on tho ground to carry tho surface flro. An ordinary crown flro will jump n wldo flro lino and many flron have boon known to croHH wldo rlverti almout without check. In tho mouutalnn n crown flro running up n nlopo In almost ImpoHslblo to chock, "On olovel ground It in poHHiblo to stop crown fires by back firing, whon tho conditions aro such as to mako back firing possible at all. Thus In tho pluo forests of tho Atlantic count crown flron nio frequently chocked by back firing. Tho back flrojburns off tho surface tnntorlnl r.nd thun In Itself nets as a chock to tlt'crown flro. " "If It Is founJ that n back flro lu nocoHsnry, a favorable point is select ed directly In front of tho fire, from which to sot tho now flro. This must bo a point such as a rond, flrollno, stream, or swamp. Tho lo-vou aro Ig nited nt points five foot to a rod npnrt for n dlstanco not groator than the estimated width of tho head of tho flro. Ti'cso nmnll flron gradual ly moot nnd form n continuous lino, eating bnck against tho wind. Tho mooting of tho two fires stopn nt on co tho head of tho main fire. It In usually possible thon to attack tho wings with tho ordlnnry methods of fighting. "A flro Is never out until tho last spnrk Is extinguished. After tho flro fighting crow has loft tho ground It is always woll to nsslnn at least ono man to prtrol tho odgou of tho burn ed area until It J cortaln that ' flro Is entirely out. This may bo not for Rovornl days.' HOOD RIVER GETS GOi PRICES Four Carloads of Gravensteins to Do Sent to New York Brlhrj $1.50 a Box F. 0. B. Pear Crop Brlnrjs Good Returns. HOOD K1VKH, Or., Aug. 20. Tho first of tlio Hood Hiver tipples to to Now York this year nro four car loads of fnnoy Grnvonsteins, which wore shipped this wool; by the Hood Hiver Applegrowors' union to Stein liurdl & Kelly. Thoro will ho several more carloads of the fancy grade of this variety, which nro bringing the growers $1.50 u box f. o. b. Hood Hiver. This is tho highest price that has ovor lieou received for this early vnrioty, anil it is not every year Hint Hood Hiver Iiiih been able to miirkot her Grnvonsteins in tho oast. The loss of tlio crops in the middle west this year is believed to hnvo been tho oiuiKo of the deinnud for tho onrly vurioties from Hood Hivor nt unusual prices. Tlio Gruvenstcius uro smooth mid of finer quality than usual, iilthuugli the color is not quito so good us is desirable in tho red varieties. This is not so great a fault with the Gruv ensteiu us with the later red varie ties, which uro coloring we'll. Noth ing is known ns yet concerning the sale of the Hood Hivor Spitzonhorxs nml Newtowns, which mako up tho great bulk of tho apple crop of the valley, and which varieties for tho past ten years have received the liighost prices, Tlio dirciXors of tlio union aro entertaining sovornl of fers for tho crop, and it is under stood that Joseph 11, Stoinhnrdt, of the firm of Stoinhnrdt & Kelly, buy ers of tho Hood Hivor upplos at roo onl prices for tlio past two seasons, will arrive here next weolc, when Micro wiiriio soino definite news with regard to the sale of tho two crack varieties. The Martlett pear Reason is Hear ing its close, mid the Hood ltiver pear crop this year has been larger and of a better quality than hereto fore. The union hns shipped seven carloads of pears to middle western states, besides numerous local ship ments. Staggers Skeptics, Tluit u clean, nico fragaiil com pound like Uuoklou'n Arniuo Salvo will instantly roliovu u bad burn, Mould, wound or pilon, stnggors skeptics. But groat auros provo its ,o wonderful hoalor of tho worst sor- oh, ulooi'H, boils, felons, cczonm, skin eruptions, us al.so oliappcd hands, sprniiiB and corns. Try it. 25o at nil druggists, wf CHECKING A MAJORITY OF WANT ADS BRING RESULTS If that wore not true, there would soon cenflo to ho any want advertising. Of course not ALIi want nds "pay" not ALL want ads bring the results sought by the advertisers. Iiul it is n self-evident fact that a majority of wnnt nds DO PAY do bring results. For if more want advertisers fnilcd than succeeded thoro would bo a gradual dcclino in the volumo of the wnnt nds. There would bo u constantly DKCKKA8ING number of people who uhc them. After awhile there would be no rnoro waul nds at all. That thoro aro more nnd more wnnt nds printed nil tho time proves that n MAJORITY of them arc RE 8ULTFUL provea that thoy give HEAL SERVICE to those who use them. And this fact ought to have Its direct application to YOUR AFFAIRS. Want Ads One Cent a Word Notice. Notice Ih hereby given that wo will apply to tho city council for a llconio to Bell Hplrltoun, vlnoun and malt liquors In less than gallon lota at our placo of business, 31 South Kront Htrcot, In tho city of Medford In JncltBon county, for a porlod of" six months from dato of Issuance. H3 ItADCLIFFE & CO. MEDFORD MARKETS. (Prices pnid by Medford merchants.) Potatoes, now, $l.W1.2r per owt.; cabbage, 2c. niuckborrioB, $11.25. Pcachc9, 35(Ji)50c box. Cucumbers, 10c to 15c doz. Squash, 3f)50e dozen. Corn, ISo dozou. Cantaloupes, 25(fi)40c dozen. Wntermclons, r'20c. Tomatoes, 2c. Pumpkins, 8(?12Vic. Apples, iy?c; Penrs, lc. Ituttcr, Eggs nnd Poultry. (Pricos paid by Medford merchants.) Ranch butter, 30c; fnncy crenmcry, 35c. Fresh ranch eggs, 30c. Mixed poultry, 10Hc; spring chickens. 1820c; turkeys, 17c. (Prices pnid producore.) Hay Timothy, $10; nlfnlfn. $12; urass, $14; grain hny, $10. Grain Wheat, $1.15 bushel; oats, $32 ton; bnrloy, $J0 ton. Dcof Cows, !4V& a; steers, 5 oV-jo; pork, Do; muttou. 55Jc; lambs, Go; veal, dressed, 8c. (Soiling prices.) Rolled bnrloy, $1.00 owt., $32 ton; bran, $1.70: middlings, $1.85(5)1.90; diorts. $1.80(?i)1.85. FOR EXCHANGE. 10 10 AUTOMOBILE to trado for city or ranch property. Address II, Mall Tribune 130 FUR SALE. Farms or Orchards. FOR SALE An Ideal small farm of 40 ncrcs. Almost 3 miles from Pho enix, Btimo distnnco from Talent, Oregon. Fruit land, 2 good springs, C-room houso, outbuildings, 50 pear trees, small fruit, G acres elenred $800 worth of wood. $1200 down balance on tlmo to suit buyer. Tnko enrs to Talent and I will show you tho proporty. L. N. Judd, RobortB building, Tnlont, Oro. tf Hunches. FOR SALE Do you wnnt a flno farm of CO acros, nonr Andorson creek, Tnlont, Oregon; fortllo aoll, hoalthy location, among tho hills, 20 acros undor cultivation, a sovon room houao, outhulldingo, etc., etc., a woll of pure, sparkling w.'.tor sov oral living springs of wator on tho placo, a flno bonrlng family orchard of three acres, oarly and l".to apples, alco ponchos, pears, plums, prunes, chorrlos and soino amnll fruit, lavoly vlow from it of tho valley. Will mako Bomobody an Ideal homo. Sov on thousand dollars (thntl a only n trlflo ovor ($11C) ono hundred and siKteon dollars nn ncro. Tnko your wlfo nnd como on tho cars to Tnlont nnd I will tnko n rig nnd go out nnd show you tho plnco. L. M. Judd, Ro'bort building, nonr dopot. tf "Hollnquls.hinoiits, FOR SALE Rollnqulshniont; good hoiiBO and othor Improvomonts. Address Entrymnn, caro Mnll Tri bune, tf nuNliuyfs Property. FOR SALE Choico business prop orty at a bargain, on long tlmo; onsy terms. Address Condor Wa tor Powor Co, $500 cash wliri7nndlo"Bom6Modford proporty that should show profit of $4000 lu year. Seo Owner, B. F. Benson, at Mooro Ilotol. 140 Houses. FOR SALE Sovon-room now mod orn houso; lot 53 by 108; oast front; good location; worth $0000; will soil at a bargain, Address A3, caro Mall Tribune offlco. tf FOR SALE Houbo nnd two lots, ?2150, Inquire Bob Taylor, 815 Myrtlo atroot. tf FOR SALE. IIouwi. FOR SALE My property, now $2000. Bob Taylor, 815 Myrtle strcot. 145 FOR SALB FlTO-room houso, lot D3 by 200, cast front. North Cen tral Aronue. Call on J. T. Sum mcrvlllo, Whlnonant Barber Shop. tf FOR SALE Beautiful bungalow, lo catcd ono Llock west of South Oak dalt; tiro rooms and modern bath; stcno foundatkn; largo porch, ex tending ncrosn front and stdo; lot 59x103; 10 apple trees in full boar Ins; prlco for quick Balo S2CD0; half cash, balance easy terms. Sco own er at Sherman Clay Piano com pany, tf FOR SALE Now v-room modern houso on West Main, 50x118 foot lot, corner, cheap, at $3750. In quire of L. M. Lynns. 71 6 East Main. 138 FOR SALE Two four-room houses, largo lots, sale cheap, boforo Sep tember let. Call 41G Bo-.rdman st., or nddrosa Brx 3C4, Medford Or. 139 FOR SALE Will sell C-room cot tage for $900; small payment down, balanco $20 monthly. See owner Benson, at Mooro hotel. 140 Acreage. FOR SALE 1C0 acres timber land, cheap for cab, near Medford. J. R. Stovonson, Tarpnn, Tex. 147 FOR SALETwo 10-ncre tracts near Eagle Point, good boil, level; ono tract partly cleared, $S00 each: fnmm Itnlf imicIi lone tiino nn lint- mice. Address P. O. Box 702, Med- ford, Or. 100 FOR SALE Ton acres. Seo Honry M. Marsh, nt S. P. station, or ad dress B. 122, Medford. 138 FOR SALE 120 ucres, Evans Creek fruit; Improvements; buy of owner. Write S. F. Pi.tter, R. F D., Wood- vlllo, Or. FOR SALE 35 acres fruit land $75 por ncro Easy terms, cr will ex- chnngo for incomo proporty. See: own,er. B. F. Benson, at Mooro ho- tol. 138i FOR SALE--5 and 10-acra tracts! just within and adjoining city lim- its, at a burgnin, on' 5 annual pay-1 ments. Address Condor Water Power Co. " llusiiieas Opportunities. i FOR SALE Or trado, 320 acres good avorago land, roll located; all wild j land; nbout 30 acros non-tillable; no hills; two miles from railroad atatlon; cornorB In Roguo river; 100 acres of this Is worth price of wholo tract; cheapest proporty In snmo vicinity; good orchard district; flno for promotion; will take city or ranch proporty in part payment, horo or olsewhore. J, W. Dressier Agency. tf Lots. FOR SALE FlnTloT7m6To80ir"itri nonr West Fourth street; $100 will hnndlo; a bargain. Address Al, Mall Trlbuao offlco. tf FO"R SALE Fins lot in Walnut Park addition, east front, nenr West Sth stroot. Address A2 caro Mall Tribune offlco. tf FOR SALE Flno lot nonr "end of West 4th stroot. $50 will hnndlo onsy terms, 735 North Onk, Chol- gron Brothers, 136 .niMcollnnoou. FOR SALE Ono Dlobold snfo, ono Bhowcnso, ono floor case; nlso watch makor's work bench. Address J. F, Lawronco, 27 South Central nvo nuo, Medford. 137 FOR SALE Furniture for 5 rooms, complete; modern bungnlow for ront, with lonso. Address Box 80, Mail Tribune office. 141 FOR SALE Ono bay mare, 8 years old, 10 hands, 1000 pounds, sound and willing, Inquiro of S. V, Boek- wjth. Jledford; 140 FOR SALE- -200 feet board sido walk, almost new. Apply nt 730 Wv Ui st. 130 FOR SALE. MlscellaiieoH. FOR SALE Team of fine horses, weight about 1050, sound and per fect, 5 years old. Address C. S. i Rcdfield, Phoenix, Or. 135 PARTIES leaving city will boII fur I nlturo of 9 rooms, reasonable with ! or without piano; ront house. Room ! 207 Phlppn bldg. tf FOR SALE Ono good span horses, harness and wagon, one disc gang J nnd ono Deerlng gang plow. Inquire of L. A. Rose, Phoenix. 137 ' FOR SALE Now 3-inch half truck i Mitchell wagon; prlco S95. Inquire at C22 South Central. 136 FOR SALE Legal blanks of all kinds trespass and other notices, at Mall Tribune office. FOR SALE Household furniture for sale. 228 North Central ave. 138 $500 cash will handle some Medford property that should stow profit of $4000 In year. Seo Owner. B. F. 1 Benson, at Mooro Hotel. 138 , FOR SALE Chandler & Price Gor- don Jobber, 11x14 press; a bargain. i Inquire Mail Tribune office. FOR RENT. Housekeeping Room. FOR RETJTFurnlshod rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs. Darnell, 14th stroot, east from Riverside, tf Furnished Rooms. FOR RENT Largo modern furnish ed room, clcso In. 243 North Hol ly. 139 FOR RENT Four nicely furnished housekeeping rooms, thoroughly plumbed and lighted, lower floor. 729 West Eleventh. 136 FR "EJCT-furnl3hexd room for street, next to Farmors and Frult- growers' bank. tf FOR RENT A largo front room with bath and electric lights at 322 South Central. 137 Houses. " , FOTfSAXErr$T2"0"6, two-story now houso, four rooms nnd pantry down stairs, upstairs not completed; wood shed and well; lot 50x258; close In. Inquire J. Reter, 6 South C street. 140 .Miscellaneous. FOR LEASE Fully oqutr-ped gold mine; ten-stamp mill and concon- trator, all orerated by electric pow- oi. Owner will furnish froo elec- trio powor for share in proceeds. See Smith, at Condor Water & Power Co- " WANTED. Situations Wanted. WANTED By experienced placer miner, position ns foreman. Refer ences. E. H. Pearco Phoenix, Ore. 137 Help Wanted Miscellaneous. WANTED Younsr man or lady for general office work; must be good poninnn. Apply office Rogue River Valley Cnnnl Co., 3d floor, Medford National Bank hide. 13fi Help Wanted Female. WANTED Siuglo woman for cook- ing on much; must bo first-class; good position and fneilities offered to right person, Address X Y 'A, ! Aluil '1 ribuno. 142 WANTED Washerwoman for fam ily of two. 428 N. Oakdale. Phono Main 481. 140 WANTED At tho Ashland Hotel, Ashland, a chambermaid and wait ress; both must come well rocom monded and fully compotont; good wngos. Address N. D. Hardy, prop., Ashland, Or. FOR SALE Relinquishment, now house, flno woll wntor, bearing fruit trees, ono million foot eaw timber will trade for city lots. Address p! M. Caro Mnll-Trlbuno. 138 WANTED Couplo to work on ranch; woman to cook for mon; no chil dren. Hollywood Orchards. Phono Farmers 7063. tf WANTED Girl for gonoral house work. Three in family. 520 South Holly. 130 WANTEI. Help Wanted FetMle. WANTED Women to work by tho hour washing and sweoping. Phono 3057. 137 Help Wanted Male. WANTED FIvo buddora. Roguo River Valley Nursery Co., Inc., 25 West Main St., Medford, Or. tf WANTED i&xporlencea tiono cutler and quarry man. Call at Condor Water and Power Go's, office. WANTED Salesmen in every local ity of the northwest; money ad vanced weekly; many make over S1000 monthr; choice of territory. Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top penlsh, Wash. Mtacellaneom. WANTED To purchase 100 acres or moro of uncleared land at a price not to exceed $25 per aero; distance from town no object if there is good wagon road to land; no desert land wanted. Address P. O. Box 702, Medford. Or. 160 WANTED To borrow $1000 for one to three years, on first-class close in property, worth $3000. Address P. O. Box 702, Medford, Or. 160 WANTED lady's bicycle In good condition and cheap. E. Broadley, Box 521. 136 WANTED Two or three rooms for light housekeeping, prefer them furnished and close in; no children In family. Address C. W., Box 114, Medford. 138 WANTED Cloan rags. Inquire at Mall Tribune office. tf WANTED To take camping parties to the mountains; havo good teams and wagonB. Phono or address H. C. Messenger, Agate, Or. tf WANTED Men's cast-off Bhoes In fair condition at once. 103 South Central avenue. 139 WANTED Highest cash price paid for clean cotton rags, delivered to Mall Tribune offlco. LOST. LOST Between Bybce bridge and city, a low tan shoe, Sorosis make Finder will please leave same nt Mail Tribune office. 134t FOUND. FOUND A lady's watch and pin found on East Main street Tues day, August 23. By proving prop erty and paying for this ad. CaU at Mall Tribune office. tf BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys. WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers, Palm building. A. E. REAMS Lawyer, over Post office. . PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEA LEY Attornoys-at-law. No. 9 D street, ground floor. COLYIG & REAMES W. M. Col vig, C. L. Reames. Lawyers. Of fice Medford National Bank build ing. second floor. Architects. NORMAN WINDER, architectural draftsman and buudeir bee me about your new home. I can save you money 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 Main 3471. Residence phone 2471. Unions. CARPENTERS' UNION, LOCAL 1840 Meets at Smith's hall, 128 North Grape stroot, every Thurs day evening promptly at 8 o'clock. All journeymen carpenters, as well as local members, urged to be pres ent. Business of vital interest to nil carponters transnotod at theso nicotines. J. J. Seal, business net. Tin Hhopa. J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin ana shoot iron ware on hand nnJ mad to ordor. 128 North G St, Undertakers. MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un dertakers. Day phono 351. Night phonos, C. W. Conklin 3001, J. H. Butler 3571. Photographers. MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with Mookey nnd die with joy." Ovor Allon & Rengan's store; entrance on Seventh street. Dentists. DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE Office in room 206, Phipps bldg. Gas ad ministered for extraotion of teeth Telephone Main 341. Night phono 4432 DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC. Dontist Office in rooms 203-204, Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' bank building. wet of the trnokR. Printers nnd Pub!labir, MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the host equipped job office in South ern Oregon; Portland prices. 37 South Central avenue. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cement Hldewiilan CEMENT BIDEWALKb, bnewunsod stono mason, plastering and kinds of stucco work. Expert work manship at reasonable charres tho day or contract. Address Ma sons, fill E. Main nt.. MeAtnrA NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODl James A. MacKcnzio, dealor now and second-hand furnitur hardware, clothing, boots and shoe Highest cash prices paid for pool cast-off clothing. Call and seo when you have something to sell 103 South Central. Stenographer. ELLA M. GUANYAW Palm BloeJ Stenographic work done qoinl and well. Millard Parlor. 8. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Kara and Soft Drinks. Up st xoik uau Duuduur. A nt cool place to spend tke hot aft noon. Hospitals. SOUTHERN OREGON HOSPTTAI 344 South C st, Medford, Ore. W. Hisey, Matron. Official koapit P. E. R. E. Real state EAHLE C. SABIN Orckara trae city property. List yoar keliu with me. Only deBirabJe proper handled. Room 202, Frmhrxow Bank bldg. Bill Poster. VERNE T. CANON Bill Posts Distributor. All orders promi filled. Boom 29, Jackson Coc Bank building, Medford, One. Cigars ad Tobacco. IRELAND & ANTLE, Smokekoui Dealers in tobacco, cigars smokers' supplies. Exclusive age of Lewis Single Binder, 1 Mei and El Palencia. 212 West stmet Pataters asul Paperbaagwn. H. G. DEAN, O. P. M'MULLEifl Phone 3732. Dean & McMollJ contracting painters, painting, per hanging and tinting. Estiraai on all kinds of painting woJ Medford. Or. Furniture. H. P. WDLSON & CO., dealers new and second-hand furnih and hardware. Agents for Horn hold stoves and range3. 1G Sot Fir street. MISSION FURNITURE WORK Corner 8th and Holly sts., Ms ford. Mission Furniture made order. Cabinet work of all kinl A trial order solicited. MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook sto and ranges. New and second-hs furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 F st. South. Phone 01, Modfol Ore. Nurseries. QUAKER NURSERDilS Our tH are buddod, not grafted. Our stfl is not irrigated. Wo guarantee erything put out. We are not in trust. H. B. Patterson, oifioe moved to 116 East Main st. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY SERY CO., Inc. Growers of grade nursery stock. Office W. Main. Tol. 1201. Physicians aad Sargeoms. DR. CLARK E. SAUNDERS Pr tico limited to diseases of the e oar. noso and throat. Tompon location Hotel Mooro. Aftor Oc her 1, rooms 313-314, Garnett-C( Bldg. R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Oppoi Jackson County bonk. Night ci promptly answered. Office residence phone Main 3433. DRS. CONROY & CLANCY, Phj clans and Surgeons, Taylor Phiops bldg., rooms 210, 311, Office phone 501, residence pbd 012. Office hours 0 a. m. to 8 n. DR. P. G. CARLOW. DR. El MAINS CARLOW Osteopatl Physicians. Mission block. Phd 202. Medford. Medicine-" HOW YOUNG'S CHINESE CINES Will euro rheumatil asthma, paralyuis, sores and vate diseases. Theso remei may be procured at the Sing laundry, 123 S. Riverside aver Medford, Ore., where thev will I sold by the proprietor. Dr. Chow Young has trea several severe cases with his edies siuco coming to Medford has for reference somo of the known and most intelligent citis in Southern Oregon. Call on lirlck Companies. MEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo. Priddy, O, D. Nagle, Geo, O'Bnen Contractors and tni faoturors of briok; dealers proBsed briok and lime. Offfc Postoffice block, room 5. No. 1181. At.i i-'frl