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I Lainer of the
Cavalry
By
Gen. Ch&s. King
Author of "Tho Colonel's
I Diuitfhtor," "Fooa in Ainbush,"
etc.
CHAPTER VII.
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B
iOB," wild Mr. Ennls, saunter
Ins in to his comrade's bed
side the following rooming.
"I'm Instructed to pay youa
kiss." Lanier's bandaged head spun
on the pillow. lie bad but one girl In
bis mind.
"Wli-whof ho demanded.
EnuW throw his bead back and
laughed, 'Mine times out of ten when
a fellow Is, asked. 'Will you take it now
or wait till you get itY he's wise to
take it bow. If I'm any Judgo I
should soy you'd better wait till you
can get It. which may be.ln less than
a week." x ,
"Ennls. If you can quit being an
ass long enongb to tclt me what you
moan mid where you've been I'll thank
you If yon can't I wish you'd get
, out. rpishcr concluded Bob. with a
1x?sp into Apache and the pillow.
iWVII. It probably Isn't just the kiss
you vvero tMnklnjr of ao more was
I when I got It but, Robert, my son
an'd fellow soldier. It's my recorded
conviction that the most enviable
member' 'of the regiment this day of
our Lord Is your twin trooper friend
Itawdon. I saw him off on his wed
ding tour, and he didn't have oh your
clothes."
Lanier's head popped up In an In
stant, the one visible eye nil eager In
terest. 'Where were they married?
When did they set bff ? Was Lowndes
there?" were the questions that flew
from his lips.
"Aronsi On 'No- 0. Don't know."
was the categorical answer. "Itaw
don brought the pardon nut from
Omaha, and the OsbortU pave 'her
away. OfLowndc5 I've seen nothing
since tbQ,,nIgbt you staked blm at
Laramie, and what I've beard of him
yon refused to Hten to. Of that cal
low "specimen of the. 'effete 'nnd ultra
reflned Back Bay district you've long
since 'had "my opinion lie's too good
and gentle for thU western world of
ours. Bob, and he.andlils xuudderlng
kinsfolk suffer too much by contami
nation" "Oh. shut up. dadl His people did
, wire lilra that bis mother was desper
ately III. They merely wanted to get
him awny from the campaign. He'd
been gambling, the paskyUttle fooU
with some of the Rawhide crowd, was
all ont of cash and dared not tell his
guardian That's all there was to it
Boon's be-gets his money he'll square
up thought perhaps he had, since
Rawdou had enough to marry on.
Lowndes owed him ten times what be
owed me. T reckon."
To them, thus engrossed In confiden-
r tlal chat, there suddenly entered the
two doctors. "Black Bill." the Inspector,
bad given notice that he must needs
have (-peach with the culprit, if that
bandaged, blistered and unprincipled
young man were. In condition to see
him. "Bbick Bill" and bis host had
been having a night of it. Button was
in high fettle over the amazingly truth
ful and unlooked for articles in the
Mall and .as eager to know and re
ward their author as be bad been to
. apprehend and punlsb the earlier de-
tractor Button bad begun to "wnb-
Lle." as Bill expressed It In bis spleen
against Lanier until so suddenly
"braced" by the truculent stand of
Captain Snaffle, whose half drunken
words the previous night were by this
tlrno known all over the post
The mutter was now In the hands of
Colonel Itiggs. however, and It was bis
to determine what further action to
take Snaffle bad named as his witness
Sergeant Fltzroy, Private Kelly (who.
though drunk on 'duty, bad not bees
so drunk, said Snaffle and Fltzroy. that
he could nbt recognize nn offlcer when
he saw blm). and tbe third witness, to
the umnze of Barker and tbe derision
of Euultf when told of It was no less
a person than poor Tom Ratferty.
Lanier's own "striker" and hitherto
devoted henchman. And to tbe con
sternation of Stannard. Sumter and
other Qnptalu Snnfllo bad been able
To lutck bis words. Rlggs bent for tbe
two tiviillables, Fltzroy and Kelly, and
the two bad declared they could not
be mistaken; that they had heard Miss
'' Arnold's scream, followed Instantly
" by I be crash of glass. Fltzroy admit-
ted that he was at the moment at Cnp
taln Snaffle's back door; said hb ran
i' round (o the Suraters gate, that lie
distinctly &aw tbe tiguro of a man In
J n holdlers ''overcoat and fur cup leap-
ing and idldlug down tbe toof arid that
moment later ho grappled with It In
the dark woodshed, dropping bis hold
f only when nngrlly ordered to do so,
1$ the volt-e adding lUBtantly, "I'm Lieu
$tennn,t Lanier." Fltzioy docluied tbut
a moment later BnCTerty rusl)ed to the
spot, recognized the lieutenant and by
him was fcternly ordered to leave.
Ami 'these "stntumeuta presently did
Colonel ll'lggj ny before' Lieutenant
Lanier tit the prvsenco of Drs. Larra
bee nud Shucbnrdt as well as Lieu
tenant Ennls. "I've known you three
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years. burnt sir," snld he. "and I've .
believed In you from the first, 1 have i
reminded Sergeant Fltzroy of his pre
vious utlegnjions ugalnst Tropper Jla,v.
don of tho scuffle and ncauult and.
so far from showing coufuslon, ntf.
py piyWtUIy wild. 'Certainly; that toyli
place bin vly half a minute luter and
wjjhln j .,'irdg.of the, spot.' .He iovh
his w hole Men first was to drlvo Raw
don from the scone and prevent his
finding his offlcer In so humiliating n
plight Uo snys ho sought In every
wnv to shield the lieutenant, but when
' nil' these other facts enmo out about
1 the cap. the clothing, the lieutenant's
I absence from his quarters, his lacer-
i atcd hand. etc.. there was no uoip ror
It He anally yielded to tho pressure
of Captain Snaffle's questions and told
tho truth. Kcllv miserably admitted
his knowledge of It, and when Rafferty
came to his senses he. too. wa&to oe
catechised.
(To Bo Continue?.)
CITY NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 375.
An orainnnco declaring tho assess
ment on tho proporty benefited for
tho cost of laying a sis-Inch water
main on South Central avonuo from
East Thirteenth street to Bouth boun
dary and directing tho recorder to
enter a statomont thereof In tho
water main Hen docket.
Tho city of Med ford doth ordalu as
follews:
Section 1. Whereas, tho city coun
cil did heretofore, by resolution, de
clare Its Intention to lay a six-Inch
water main on South Central avo
nuo and to assess tho cost thereof on
tho property fronting on said portion
of said street in proportion to tho
frontage of said property, and fix a
time and place for hearing protests
against tho laying of said water main
on said part of said streot and tho
assessments of tho cost thereof as
aforesaid; and,
Whereas, Bald resolution was duly
published and posted as required by
section 116 of the charter of said
city: and,
"Whereas, a mooting of the council
was held at tho time and place fixed
In the said resolution for tho purpose
of considering any such protests, but
no protests wero at said tlmo, or at
any other time, mado to or received
by the council to the said laying of
the said water main or tho assess
ment or tno cost as aroresaid, and
said council having considered tho
matter, and deeming that said water
main was and Is of material benefit
to said city, and that all proporty to
be assessed therefor would be bene
fited thereby to tho extent ot tho
probable amount of the respective
assessments to be levied against said
property, did order said main laid;
and.
Whereas, tho cost of the said wa
ter main has been and hereby Is de
termined to ho tho sum of $422.82,
Now, therefore, it is hereby further
determined that the proportionate
share of'the cost of lavlnc said water
rmatn of each parcel of property front
ing on said portion of said street Is
tbe amount set opposlto the descrip
tion of each parcel of land below, and
that each piece or parcel of land ben
efited by the laying of said main to
the full extent of the amount bo set
opposite the description of the same,
and that tho respective amounts rep
resent tho proportional benefits of
said water main to said respective
parcels of lrad, and also tho pro
portional frontage thereof on said
ctreet, and the council does hereby
declare each of tho parcels of prop
erty described below to be assessed.
ami each of the same hereby Is as
sessed, tho amount set opposite each
description for the cost of laying said
water main.
ASSESSMENT FOR A FOUR-INCH
WATER MAIN ON SOUTH CEN
TRAL AVENUE FROM THIR
TEENTH STREET TO THE
SOUTH CORPORATION BOUN
DARY.
Assessment No. 1 John S. Orth.
Lot 11, block 2, Davis First addition
to the city of Medford, Oregon; front
age 50 feet on the west side of South
Central avenue, and described in Vol.
57, page 438, county recorder's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 50
feet; rate per foot C5c; amount
$32.50.
Assessment No. 2 John S. Orth.
Lot 10, block 2, Davis First addition
to the city of Medford, Oregon; front
age 50 feet on tho west side of South
Central avenue, and described In Vol.
61, page 36, county reco.-dor's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 50
feet; rate per foot 65 cents; amount
$32.50.
Assessment No. 3 John S. Orth.
Lot 9. block 2, Davis. First addition
to tho city of Medford, Orogon; front
age 50 feet on the west side of South
Control avenue, "and described In Vol.
61, page 36, county recorder's records
of Jackson county, Oregon; 50 feet;
rato per foot 65 cents; amount
?32.50.
Assessment No. 4 Mrs. Charles P,
True. Lot 8, block 2, Davis First ad
dition to tho city of Medford, Oregon;
frontage 50 feet on the west side of
South Contral avenue, and described
in Vol. 55, page 350, county record
er's records of Jackson county, Ore
gon; 50 feet; rate per foot 65 cents;
amount $32.50.
Assensment No. 5 Daniel L. Mc
Nnry. Lot 7, block 2, Davis First
addition to the city of Medford, Oro
gon; frontago 50 feet on the west sldo
of South Central avenue, and describ
ed In Vol. . . , page . . , county re
corder's, records of Jackson county,
Oregon; 50 feet; rato per foot 65
cents; amount $32.50.
Assessment No. 6 D. L. McNary.
Lot 6, block 2, Davis First addition
to the city of Medford, Oregon; front
age 05.5 feet on tho west side of Con
tral avenue, and described in Vol. . .,
page . . , county recorder's records of
i Jackson county, Oregon; 65.5 feet;
rato per foot 65 cents; amount
$42,58,
Assessment No. 7 Z. Cameron.
Lot 7, block 1, Davis First addition
to tho city of Medford, Oregon; front
ago 35 feet on tho east side of South
Contral avenue, and described in Vol.
78, page 117, county recorder's rec-
ords of Jackson county. Orogen: 35
JLt. ita 0P ' i -L y'tL'nt
feet; rato per foot 65 cento; amount
$22,75,
Assessment No. 8 Grace Baker.
'iOt 0, block 1, Davis First addition
o the city of Medford, Oregon; front
oge 50 foot on tho east sldo of South
ontrnl avenue, and described In Vol.
01, pago 258, county rocorder's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 50
foot; rato por foot 65 cents; amount
CITY NOTICES. v
$32.55.
Assessment No. I O. M. Murphy.
Lot B, block 1, Davla First addition
to tho city of Medford, Orogou; front
ago 50 foot on tho east sldo of South
Contral avonuo, and described In Vol,
65, pago 24S, county recorder's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 50
foet: rato per foot C5 conts; amount
$32.50.
Assessment No. 10 A. W. Sturgls.
Lot 4, block 1, Davis First addition
to tho city of Medford, Oregon; front
ago 50 feet on the east sldo of South
Central avenue, and described In Vol
SO, pago 336, county recorder's rec
ords of Jackson county, Oregon; 50
feet; rato per foot 65 cents; amount
$32.50.
Assessment No. 11 Edytho W.
Crnnflll. Lot 3. block 1. Davis First
addition to tho clly of Medford, Ore
gon; frontage 50 feet on tho east
side of South Central avenue, and
described In Vol. 55, pago 415 county
recorder's records of Jackson county,
Oregon; 50 foot; rate per foot 65
cents; amount $32.50.
Assessment No. 12 Mrs, Helon
Hasklns. Lot 2, block 1. Davis First
addition to tho city of Medford, Ore
gon; frontago 50 feet on tho enst
sldo of South Central avenue, and
descrlbod In Vol. 69, page 112, couu
ty recorder's rccordB of Jacksou coun
ty, Oregon; 60 feet; rate per foot 65
conts; amount $32.50,
Assessment No. 13 Mrs. Holen
Hasklns. Lot 1 block 1, Davis First
addition to tho city of Medford, Ore Ore
eon: frontage 50 feet on the cast side
of South Contral -avenue, and des
cribed in Vol. 59, pago 112, county
recorder's records of Jackson county,
Oregon; 50 feet; rato per foot 65
cents; amount $32.50.
Assessment No. 13 Mtb. Holen
Hasklns. Lot 1, block 1. Davis First
addition to the city of Medford, Ore
gon; frontago 50 feet on tho east
sldo of South Central avenue, and
described In Vol. 59, pago 112, coun
ty recorder's records of Jackson coun
ty, Oregon; 50 feet; rato per foot 65
cents; amount $32.50.
Section 2. And It is hereby ordered
and ordained that tho several assess
ments and the Hens thereof be en
tered on the water main lien docket
of the said city, and that thereupon
notice be glvon tho owners or reput
ed owners of said proporty, and that
tho same be enforced and collected In
tbe manner provided by the charter
of said city for tho collection of as
sessments for the Improvement of tho
streets therein.
Section 3. It is further ordorcd
that the notice above provided for
bo published three times in the Dally
Mall Tribune, a newspaper published
and of general circulation in said
city, In the manner provided by ordi
nance No. 250 of said city.
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed by the city council of the city of
Medford, Oregon, on the 9th day of
September, 1910, by the following
yete:
Merrick absent, Elfert aye, Welch
absent, Emcrlck aye, Demmer aye,
Wortman aye.
Approved September 10th, 1910.
' W. H. CANON, Mayor.
Attest:
ROBT. W. TELFER,
City Recorder.
NOTICE.
To the owner, or reputed owner, of
each parcel of property described In
tho foregoing ordinance, as named
therein, and In tho Hen declared by
said ordinance, as recorded in the
docket of city liens:
You are hereby notified that the
assessment declared by the forego
ing ordinance has been made, and the
lien therefor entered In the city lien
docket, and that the same Is due and
you are hereby required to pay tho
samo to the city recordor within ten
days from the service of this notice,
which service Is made by publication
of the foregoing ordinance and this
notice three times' In the Medford
Mall Tribune pursuant to an order
of tho city council of said city.
ROBT. W. TELFER.
City Recorder.
NOTICE OF SALE OF $50,000
SCHOOL BONDS, DIST. NO. 40,
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON.
Bids will bo received up to Octo
bor 15th, 1910, at the hour of 2
o'clock p. m. of said day, by Jas.
M. Cronemlller, treasurer of Jack
son county, Oregon, at tho office of
the county treasurer, In tho town of
Jacksonville, Oregon, for tho pur
chase of $50,000.00 (fifty thousand
dollars,) coupon bonds of $1000.00
denomination, to bo Issued by school
district No. 49, ot Jackson county,
Oregon, payable In twenty years, ton
years optional, bearing 5 per cent
Intorest por annum. Interest paya
ble semi-annually. Bids to bo ac
companied by cortiticd che'ek five por
cent of tho amount of tho bid, Tho
board of directors of said school dis
trict No. 49 reserve tho rJsht to ro
Jcct any and all bids.
Dated this 17th day of Septombor,
1910.
JAS. M. CRONEMILLER,
Treasurer of Jackeon County, Ore
gon.
Investors' Snaps.
I am offored proposition in Illi
nois valloy whichl intend to accept
if I disposo of proporty.
Don't bo slow money talks. Now
six-room modern bungalow, three
blocks from Washington school, pos
session if desirod or a cash tenant
for ton months at $40; total amount
$400 doducted from price, $3800;
tonus.
Will trado interest in four lots
for good team, wagon and harness.
Address 73. care Mail Tribune, or
call Phone 4201.
Hasklns for Health.
SUMMONS.
In the circuit court of tho ntntu ot
Orogon In and Tor tho county of JucU-'
son.
Adlluuo N. Griffith, plaintiff, vs.
J. J. Griffiths dofendant.
To J, J. Griffiths, ilnfcmluttt above
named:
In tho nnnio of tho stato of Ore
gon, you nru hereby required to np
poar nnd answer tl.o plaintiff's com
plnlut ngnliiBt you now on fllo In tho
above entitled court and cause, on or
boforo the lart day of tho tlmo pre
scribed In tho order for publication
of summons horoln, to-wlt: On or
before tho 21st day of November, A.
,D. 1910, being moro than bIx veoks
from nnd nttor tho tlmo ot tho first
publication of this summons as pro
vided by law, and If you fall to ap
pear nnd answer for want thereof tho
plaintiff will apply to tho court for
tho relief prayed for in said com
plaint, succinctly stated as follews:
That the bonds ot matrimony ox
lotlng between plaintiff and defend
ant bo forovor dissolved, abrogated
and set nsldo and that tho plaintiff
1 nvo such other and further relief n8
to tho court may appear Just and
equttablo.
This summons Is published In tho
Medford Mall Tribune by order of
the Honornbio F. M. Calkins, judgo
of tho nbovo entitled court, which
said order was made nnd entered ot
record on tho 26th day of Septem
ber, 1910, and tho first publication
hereof ot tho 2nd day ot Octobor,
1910.
JOHN H. CARK1N and
GLENN O. TAYLOR,
8 Attornejs for Plaintiff.
NOTICE.
In the circuit court of tho atato ot
Oregon in and for tho county ot
Jackson.
In tho matter ot the application of
Knto McAndrow, as executrix ot the
ostate of Jamon Carr, decoasod, to
register tltlo to tho following des
cribed real proporty, situated In Jack
son county, Oregon, to-wlt:
Beginning at tho northwest cornor
ot donation land claim numbor fifty
two (52), township thbty-eovon (37)
south, rango ono (1) west of tho
Willamette morldlnn, thonco north
433.4 feet to tho south lino of sec
t'on twonty (20) In said township
and rnngo; thonco west on tho south
line of said section twonty (20)
4SJ.0 feet to tho southwest cornor
of said section; thence north on tho
west lino ot said section twonty (20)
587.3 feet; thenco east 1897.8 feet
to tho west lino of the county rond;
thenco south on tbo west lino ot said
county road 1020.9 feet to tho north
lino or donation land claim number
f'fty-two (52); thence west on said
north lino ot said donation land
claim 376.6 feet; thenco north 416.8
feet; thenco west 20S.4 feet; thonco
couth 416.8 foot to tho north lino
of said donation land claim numbor
fifty-two (52); thonco west on said
north lino of said donation land
claim 880.6 feet to tho placo ot be
ginning, containing 38.17 acres moro
or less,
T.
Queen Anne Addition, Incorporat
ed, Jackson County, R. P. Llttlo nnd
all whom It may concern, defendants.
take notice,
That on tho 26th day ot Septem
ber, A. D. 1910, an amonded applica
tion was filed by tho said Knto Mc
Androw, as executrix of tho estate of
James Carr, deceased, in tho circuit
court ot Jackeon county, Orogon, tor
tho Initial registration ot tho tltlo ot
the land :,bove described.
Now, unices you appear and nn
swor on or boforo tho 31st day of
October, A. D. 1910, and show causo
why such amotded application should
not bo granted, tho same will be tak
en as confessed, and a docreo will
bo antored according to tho prayer of
the application, and you will bo for
ovor barred from disputing tho samo.
Witness my hand and tho seal of
tho court horeto pf fixed this 26th
day of September, A. D. 1910.
Date of tho first publication of thl9
notlco Is Septomber 26, 1910.
County Clerk ot Jarkoon County and
ex-Offlclo Clerk ot tho Circuit Court.
By Af. B. TOWNE,
Deputy.
JOHN H. CARKIN ana
GLENN O. TAYLOR,
s Attorneys for Applicant.
Notice of Sale of $50,000 School
Bonds, Dlst. oX. 40, Jackson
County, Oregon.
Bids will bo received un to Octo
ber 15, 1910, at tho hour of 2 o'clock,
p. m. of said day, by Jas. M. Crone
mlller, treasurer of Jackson county,
Oregon, at tho offlco of tho county
treasurer, In tho town of Jackson
ville, Orogon, for tho purchaBO of
$50,000 (fifty thousand dollars)
coupon bonds, of $1000 denomina
tion, to bo issued by School District
No. 49, of Jackson county, Orogon,
pyablo In twonty years, ton years op
tional, bearing 5 per cont interest por
annum, interest paynblo semi-annually.
BIdB to bo accompanied by cor
tlflo'd chock for five por cont of tho
amount of tho bid. Tho board of di
rectors of said School District No, 49
resorvo tho right to rojoct any and
all bids.
JAS, M. CRONEMILLER,
Treasurer of Jnckgon County, Oro.
Dated this 17th day of September,
1910.
NOTIOB
Is hereby glvou that the undorslgned
will apply at the next mooting of the
city council of Medford, Orogon, for
llconso to soil malt, vinous and spirit
out llaunrn in Inoa m.nnIH a thnn nnn
Efcllon, for six months, at lot 10, block
6v, m tfioaiora, Oregon, for a ponoa
of six months.
BASS & HALE.
Datod Soptornbor 22, 1010,
Hasktas for Health
notick ok first mmktinm of
oukihtoius.
In tho district court ot the United
Stiiton for tho district of Oroiton.
In tho matter of M. llotlson, n
bankrupt, In bankruptcy.
To tho creditors of W. M, HodHOii,
of Medford, JnckHon county, In tho
district ntorosnld, n bankrupt:
Notlco is hereby given that on thu
U a iijl day ot September, 1910, tho
said W. M. Hudson was duly adjudi
cated bankrupt, and that tho first
mautlug ot his crodltors will bo hold
at tho offlco ot tho undersigned In
Medford, Oregon, on tho 7th day ot
October, 1910, at 2 o'clock In tho
afternoon of said day, nt which tlmo
tho said creditors may nttond, prove
their claims, appoint a trustuo, ox
nmluo tho bankrupt, ordor tho sale ot
tho proporty ot tho bankrupt nnd
trnusact such othor bualnena as may
proporly count boforo said mooting.
HOLBROOK WITIIINGTON,
Rofo.-oo la Bankruptcy. '
September 26, 1910.
NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE WAT
ER USERS
Your attention is culled to Onlin
co 343 passed by the clly council of
thu city of Modforil, tequiriug nil
wnter rents to bo paid in nilvnnco.
All proporty owners desiring to
Imve wnter turned on will call at the
city recorder's offico mid pay for the
snme.
Any person turning on wnter with
out first linving paid water rent, will
bo mibject to n fine nut Iohr tliun
$25.00, nnd said ordinance will ho'
enforced from this dnlo.
ROIU2KT W.TKLPKR
City Recorded
ATTEND COLLEGE.
Arrange to attend tho Eugene Bus
iness Col lego, and let us cot you a
good position whoa you graduate. En
tor mowj Son for our now cata
logue. 14 V4 West Sovoath street.
Bugeae, Oroton. tf
IjAYINQ FLOORS MY SPECIALTY
T. O. Lowry, tho tllo nnd floor
man, is offorlng special prices on
laying and scraping of floors until
Octobor 1st. Soo blm at 336 East
6th street, or phone Main 2321.
Notice to Real Estate Dealers.
I hereby give notice that nil un
real estate in Medford is now taken
out of tho hnnds of real ontnto deni
als. W. T. ANDRKWR. lfl.1
Southern
Dairy Co.
Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in
Ice Cream
ftlilk, Cream; Butter and
Buttermilk, If you have
any sweet or sour cream for
sale, call on us at 32 S. Con
tral or phone.
MILK ROUTE IN
CONNECTION
Store Phone Main 881.
Ranch Phone Farmers 7183.
U.S. HOTEL
MUTTK FALLS, Or,
Ro-oponod utd will cntor to tin
public. Auto and hunting party dla
iters a specialty. Patronngo rospoct
fully solicited.
MR. AND MRfa. A. DUPItAY,
Prop, nnd Mgr. RcnoctlvcIr.
BULBS
Kxcluslvo Agency for Portland
Seed Co.
Medford Greenhouee
Phone 3741
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FID8T-CLAS8 CONDITION,
TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY
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Ashland, Orogon Swodonburg Block
This is tho school that will imiko you Suc
cessful, Train you for Business and Help
you to a Position.
BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND
ENGINEERS AND
STENOGRAPHERS
Secure your Business Education at homo
at n very modorato oxpouso and, if you wish,
wo will Bcouro you a position in any of tho
largo commercial contors.
NO BETTER SCHOOL ANYWHERE AT
ANY PRICE
ENTER AT ANY TIME
P. RITNBR, A. M President.
THE TOM IS HERE
H. B. PATTERSON
THE QUAKXR NURSERYMAN
is booking orders now for early fall plant
ing. Don't delay in placing your order,
all stock guaranteed.
Office 116 Main Street
Mt. Angel College
MT. ANGEL, OR.
In charge of tho Benedictino Fathers. For young
men and boys. Term opens Soptembor 6th. Pre
paratory, commercial, scientific and classical courses.
Write for catalogue.
J. E. ENYART. President. J
JOnN S. OUTII, CiMhior. W.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
PLUMBING
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
All Work Guaranteed PricoB Roaeonablo
COFFEEN . PRICE
11 North D St..M.edfoid.Ore.
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FOR
Only, hotel in town of 1000 inhabitant!) on Southern Paoifio mil
rond, Rogue Rivor valley. Nowly rofurninhod, pnpered, pnintod;
oquipmont modorn; butha, tollots, oleotrio lighto, hot und cold run
niiicr wntor. Now doing buHinoss.
CALL ON
ALDENHAGEN
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC COMPANY,
2 IB West Main St., Medford, Or.
Edward Charles Root
TEACHER OP
MANDOLIN, BANJO, GUITAR, VIOLIN AND CLARINET.
STUDIO AT RESIDENCE, 142 NORTH IVY STREET,
A. i'EIMY. Vieo-Prosldont.
11. JACKSON. Ass't Cnahior.
Phono 308
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