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aLEDtfORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JifEDFOUDOREaON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1910.
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WANT SI 3,500
ASHLAND RESERVE
Commercial Club Memorializes Con
gress for Appropriation to Im
, Prove Reserve in Canyon Above
city.
ASHLAKD.D c, 24. Much Interest
i was manl'estcd in ' the Commerclnl
club at a recent meeting over the
movement to securo an npproprla
Hon for the extension of roads in tho
forest reserve, of Ashland cr.nyon. Tho
following memorial prepared by u
U. Watson waa adepted:
Memorial to Coongvosi.
Whereas, the conservation of nat-
ural resources appeals to tho host
Judgment of thinking people, and is
admitted by all to bo one ot tho
most Important purposes of govern
Mont advancement, and
Whereas, tho construction of i
proper policy to that end lc a matter
of first consideration, and
Whereas, among tho resources to
be consorved thevforests and water
ara the prime- leaders, becauso upon
them depend to n large degree the
conservation and proper use of all
others; a proper conservation of the
one depending upon .proper fostering
nt then thor. It irocs without saying
that the details essential tq carry out
such policy must not bo neglected.
Our great ,vatcr sheds are forest
clad beri3c the life giving clement
awtor is there. Without tho forest
the jvatcr cannot bo conserved and
deprived of water the forests will die
The greatest enemies to tho pres
ervation of tho forest are fires and
tho careless, greedly operations of
men who have no-thouht or care be
yond their, own present selfish pur
noses of gain.
Recent oxporienco has demonstrat
ed that the greatest aid In battling
with fnrost fires. Is to make 'the ifor-
est accessible by roaU's and trails and
if conservation is to be m. re than
a pretense and a fad, sufficient funds
must be avalbalie MFWYPcmfwyp
must bo available for tho building of
roads and trails. Such money, how
ever, will Ih a largo degree bo wasted,
unless every such road and trail shall
first bo carefully eurvoyed, so that tho
btnt grades may be established and
then spbstantlally built so as to be
permanent ? and lasting assets. To
build ono-ttall- or-.road.thisycac and
abandon It next year for a better
route is au inexcusable waste.
Therefore wo believo that suffi
cicnt appropriations should be made
to secure first class and permanent
results.
"The Ashland Forest and Water
Preserve" vas established in 1893,
primarily for the protection of the
water supply of the city of Ashland,
Oregon. SInco that time tho rapid
growth of tho city and of Roguo
River valley- have so Increased tho
demand for water that ovory possible
effort is don.anded for tho conser
vation of tho water supply from
Ashland creek watershed. This
water-shed ,1s covered with one of
tho finest pine and fir forests In the
world. To protect this wator supply
this forest must bo protected.
Last summer forest fires did im
mense damago to tho water-shod be
causo of its inaccessibility. This
would havo been prevented if a good
wagon roa.l had been built from
Lome's lodge, a distance of -0 mlle3,
through tho center of this wator-
Bhed to the rummlt of tl.o mountain
near Mt. Ashland. A carotul esti-
FOR SALE
00 acres, nil cleared, Vs miles Eagle
. Point, $00 por acre, finest soil.
110 acres, 70 cleared, G in orchard,
3 miles station, buildings, $85 per
acre.
320 acres ilniry and alfnlfn ranch,
70 cleared, close in, $7000, terms.
1G0 acres nicely located, close In,
good buildings,, trade for city lots
will make good sub-division.
34 acres, under ditlh, fine pear aud
alfalfa laud, 3 miles out, cleared
nnd fencefl; $250 per acre.
CITY PROPERTY
Two lots near P. 0., trade or spll,
equity $2750.
City ncreago on West 2d, near new
sohoolhousc.
Lot 50x145, 5 blocks postoffio,
. $850, easy terms.
Roomiuc house, 1(5 rooms, on East
Main, close in; price out for quick
side.
Q-rpotn house, near school, sewer,
sidewalk, city water; $950, easy
terms. ;
Lot, on paving, 50x200, $750.
Lots in West Walnut Park, $275 to
$350, easy terms.
WANTED
Girls for general housework.
Listings of city property and
. ranches. '
E. F. 1
Room 206, Taylor & Phlpps Bldg.
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CONTRACT SYSTEM
"OF VOTE BUYING
Grand Jury Adjourns After Finding
Indictments Against 653 Persons
v in. OhioPoliticians Paying Fines
" for Poorerdhes.1'
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WEST UNION, Ohio, Dee. 24.
Thelnvestigatlon into tho election
scandals 'revealed a coitract system
of vote buying. The grand jury ad
journed tlila afternbon until next
Tuesday after having returned Indict
ments against G53 persona, U is re
ported that confessions have been ob
tained involving many of the so
called "higher-, ups"' In- tho political
life of tho otato. -
Under thea lleged contract system,
imall .politicians .sold the voters, An
wholesale, lots to- tho party bidding
highest foe them.
Judge Blair declared tljat an In
rtanco shewins that, tho purpose of
J'Ho contractors was aa follews:
"One -of tho contractors wouiu go
to tho party-, leaders and nay, 'Wo
laveseyen men; what will you
"Seven men would bring $70 In tho
open vote market. Sixty dollars was
UVlded among the purchased voters
mil tho contractor kept ?10 as com
nlssion. Men wcor sold liko cattle.
I would say that half the voters in
dams county were bought and sold."
- Whorevor convictions havo been
iccured tho cqurt is fining tho do
'eiulnnts the amount each received
or his voto.
In the cases of poor men tho poll-
Iclans aro paying tho fines.
natc shows that a 10 per cent grado
ould'he had and n I'Qad Biiltablo for
wagon traffic could bo built over this
10 miles including survey nt n cost of
$13,500. A mere bagatollo when
ompardd vith, tho loss of last sum
mer's flros in tho destruction of- tho
,'orest! there and the dnmago done
.o tho water-supply for years to come,
'jy tho burning of y. .heavy forest floor
which has horotoforo acted as a
Stent reservoir retaining great quan
tities of wntcr, which was thus con
served for use through tho dry sea
ion. Had such' . a road been there
;vlth a few lateral trails, this damage
would havo been reduced to a mlnl
tmmf,ir indeed "if woto not wholly
prevented. t '
A conservation of tho great Crater
forest reserve is at no other point of
o serious importance, as in this por
tion which Is designated by tho
"Ashland Forest and Water Preserve"
withdrawal order If 1893.
Wo believe that an appropriation
of ont less than $13,500 should bo
made by tho government for tho con
struction of Mils road, and that such
an expenditure would bo In tho ln
etrest of economy, cheapor than fight
ing fires, to say nothing of tho loss
by such destructive conflagrations.
Therefore boit resolved?
First That this' document bo
unanimously declared by tho Ashland
.Commercial club as its earnest petl
lon for such an appropriation of $13,
500 to bo employed. In the survey
nnd construction of a wagon road
frm Long's lodge, in tho Ashland
crook canyon, Jackson county, Ore
gon, to tho summit or tho mountain
near Mount Ashland.
Second That a copy of this docu
ment be sent to tho proper officers
of tho forestry service, through tho
hands of Mr. M. L. Brlckson, super
visor, that a copy bo sent to each of
Oregon's United States senators and
membors in congress, and that a copy
bo sent to Hon. J. N. Teal, president
of the. Oregon conservation commis
sion nt Portland, Ore.
Third That wo 'ask tho co-opora-tlontlon
of tho cities, towns and com
mercial 'bodlcn of Itoguo Ilivor val
ley. Dated, Ashland, Ore., this 19th day
of Docember, 1910.'
Hnskins for health.
LOST.
LOST Libornl rawnAl-foiMhro-J
turn or lor .lutormntiou leading to
tho return of my female pointer dog.
A. Gluck, 503 S. OAkduIe. Phone
0021. 237
LOST One, box of ehinu, two bolts
of cheesecloth and other valuable
pnekugert. Return these packages
and receive suitable reward. Ad
dress John S. Norwood, Central
Point. Or., R. P. D. No. 2. 238
FOB EXCHANGE.
Heal rotate.
FOR TRADE Seattle or Portland
property, I havo about $200,000 of
choice Seattle or Portland prop
erty for trade, both income prop
erty or in lots; also farms nnd gro
cery stocks for trade for Rogue
liver property or city property;
nlso havo home California pprop
crty for trade. Writo A. L. Cusiek,
fonnorly of Cusiok & Moyem, 1140
ttViaih' si, phouu Main 2232. 2C0'
FOR EXCHANGE.
' Ileal testate.
TO EXCHANGE', For Medford
preperty: 20 acres, unimproved,
$2000; 10 acres, unimproved.
$1QQ0; 20 acres, unimproved,
$1000; 18 acres, improved, $7500;
52 ncrcs, improved, $11,000; 30
nercs, improved, $0000. W. T.
York & Co. tf
FOR' EXCHANGE A good. lnryc
house, close in, n fiuc location for
bqardjuig npd rooming parties; not
rible'to-enre for same, will consider
good 5 or 0-room house and give
long time on difference. Inquire
345 N. Riverside. tf i
FOR TRADE Five-nure tract In
Ccntrnlin, Wash., for equal value in
Medford or surrounding property.
U. C Glascock, 218 Bentty st. 23S
Miscellaneous.
FOR EXCHANGE Medford nnd
suburban property, ranchos, timbor
lands, for other property. Address
Box 100, care Mail Tribune. tf
FOR, TRADE Have for trade good
druyngu business, including several
temuH.vfor house nnd lot in Medford
orAshlnnd. A. L. Citxick, 1140 W.
10th st., formerly of Cusick & My
ers.
241'
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
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Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE Five
passenger 4-eylindcr touring auto
mobile. Address. Box 200, care
Mnil Tribune office. tf
FOR RENT.
Farms.
FOR RENT Farms from 40 acres
to 400 aoros, ulfalfa land, fruit
ranches, garden lands, general
fannins ranches. Gold Rny Realty
Co.. 210 West Main. t$'
Housekeeping ltooms.
FOR RENT Furnished housokoopT
imr and warm sleeping rooms at 125
,S. Onkdple.. ' 238 .
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rtiriius at 23 Roosevelt nv. 237
Furnished Itooihs. .
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room,
Inquire 520 W. 10th st? tf
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room.
203 Oleson st. Phono Main 447d.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room,
closd in. Inquire No. 18 S. Almond
St. - 230
FOR RENT Only hotel in town' of
1000 inhabitants. Rogue River vnl?
ley; modernly equipped, toilet.-,
bntlio, water and electricity; . 40
rooms; nearly all refurnished. Call
Aldenhngen, euro Rogue River Elcevl
ttric Co.. 210 W. Mam st.
FOR RENT Two larire' connecting
front rooms, fine for offices or
dressmaking parlors, upstnfrs, con
tor of town; $25 month, Phone
0202. 300 ,
FOR RENT Sunny . furnished
rooms, one block from postoffice;
board if desired. 208 N. Ccntrnl
ove.. corner flh st. (300 .
FOR KENT Furnished rooms for
transients at No. 10 N. Grape st,,
next to Farmers' & Fruitgrowers
Bank bldg. - tf
FOR RENT 20 modem oqiu'ppod
rooms, steam heat, hot and cold wiu
terclootric light,, toilets and bntlw,
suilublo for first-class rooming
house; rooms en suite, suifnblo for
families or modern offices. Inquire
Aldenhugen, cure Roguo Rivr Elec
tric Co. . tf
nut furnished rooms and board,
with hot nnd cold running wntor;
baths, largo sunny porches. 004 W
10th st. or 124 Kinir st. tf
Iiourtl mid Itoom.
FOR RENT At the Cottage, plen
nnt furnished rooms and board,
with hot aud cold running water:
buths, . largo sunny porches. 00 j
10th hU or 124 King st. tf -
PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOM nt
402 S. Central nve. Mrs. C. H.
Hart.
Houses.,
RENT Good 5-room house, brick
.cellar, barn, ohioken house, etc,
$10; also small house for $7.50.
Humphroy, room 3, Adkins block;
phones, office ,5001, residence.
3002. 237
Business Itoomi
FOR RENT Offieo rooms, $4 each
per month, in Rostel's modern
block nt Central Point, Ore. Par
ties desiring well located office
rooms will do well to examine
these. 250
FOR RENT Office rooms over Ihcl
.Pofctoffico. See G. F. Dyer, 123lK.'
Maui st., room 2.
FOR RENT Offieo rooms m Elec
tric building, modern equipment,
steam heat, electric light, baths,
toilet, hot aud coll wuter. Gold
Ray Realty Co., 210 W. Main st. tf
FOR RENT Business room on W,
Muin st., 24x140, suitablo fo- rcs-i
tnurnnt or billiard room or otbor
business, steam heat. Gold Ray
Realty- Co., 210 W, Main -st. tf
FOB RENT.
AHsccllitncoii.
Fou LISASE Fully .equipped placer
mine. Call on Aldenhcgen, Rogue
River Electric Co., 216 West
Main. tf
FOR SAU QR RENT.
BuoacM Property.
FOR SALE OR RENT 8-room
hopse .nt ?Q0 S. Oakdale nvo., newly,
painted nnd decorated, gemoht
basement; will sell nt a targain
vith best of terms; monthly pay
ments if desired. Hurry II, Tuttlc.
Park nve., immediately Jjck of the
above House. Phone" 71. tf
FR SALE OR RENT Good opon
ing f.or gdilqrnl morchnndls'o sto-e
in new town, with $15t00p monthly
payroll, on rmlroad, 12 miles from
Medford. Gold. Ray Realty Co.
200 W Mala. tf.
FOR SALE.
IlusincKs Property.
FOR SALE-rDry. goods store, doing
good business, long lense, small e.
peusup, east of S. 1 railroad; must
sell on account of health. AddresV
''Opportunity,' euro Mail Tribune
office. - tf
FOR SALE Choict business prop
erty nt o bnrgniu, on long' .time;
easy terms. Address Condor Wa
tcr Powor Co. -
FOR SAL$' Third floor of Adkins
bldg., formerly used by Oddfellqws.
Apply ta P F. Dnjv Frank vY'lson
or J. B. Wood.
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Xjots.
WAREHOUSE property, 150 l'ect on
truck, very clo.se in; sua), tonus.
11 ,..., I,....,, mmn !t AiU-itio lilt' O'l-,'
I1IIIII,I1I.UJ , VVl ", .I.... . mm ....
EXCELLENT location for npnrtment
house, close in, on pavepient, 150
feet frontage, 185 deep; ti snap,
S200U.
Fine lot in Kenwood, last chance
on such terms, $10 cash, $10 ,por
mouth.
HUMPHREY.
Room 3, Adkins.bloeks Phono 500L
237
FOR SALE Residence lots, closo in.
high eovntlont commanding a beau
tiful view of the city and valloy;
best residenco-district, at prices
that are right. A.'F. Raruett, Juol:
son Co. Bank bldg. Phone Mniu 42,
resideuco 2574. tf
THE MOST dusiruble, nicely located
high, dry lols on W. 2d st. ufc tho
lowest prices nro in the sightly Ilill
yicw nddition, $25 to $350, toruif,
Humphrey, room "3, Adkins block,
Phono 5001. 237
FOR SALE-A good lot on u street
to bo paved' in tlm, spring, 50x100,
at only '$450 j terms uro most lib
eral, $10 down nnd $2.50 a week.
CorilitiuH-Gurncr Reaitv Co.. 133
L W. Jfnin. Phone (1031. 237
FOR SALE Fine tract 15 lots,
close in, two good houses, sidewalk,
water; a bargain, $4300, easy
tenns; it won't hl'ny long. Humph'
rey, room 3, AdkiuK block,, phone
5001. 237
FOR SALE $200 each, $10 , down
and $10 per month, for six fino
fiuildiug lots, 50x120. ,ono block
from pavement on North V st. In-
quiro 4 S. Orango Bt. tf
Acreage.
F.QR SALE 5, 10 and 20-ncre
tenets with perpctunl water right
for snlo on easy payment plan.
Roguclnnds Incoiiiornted, Fred N.
Cummings. manauor. UCt
FOR SALE Larg6 niodnrn hoilbC
'ith south nnd cast front, 113 feet
font on paved strcot,) by 181 feet
long, nicely improved grounds; ev
erything strictly modern; reason
for Belling, lady of bnso needs i
change of climnto; this pluco is
suitablo for nice home or first
class rooming lions''; easy terms to
right parly. S"P tho Jackson
ounty Realty Co., 004 West fentli
st. Wo also havo largo nnd small
tracts of improved and unimprov
ed orchard lands. . i tf
FOR SALE In smnll tracts, or us
a whole, 200 acres finest' fruit or
alfalfa land, 2 miles fiom railroad,
11 miles from Medford; land is ab
solutely free soil, deep, mid rich:
no havdpun; slopes gently to and
faces on main county road; wo imjgt
sell this tract in tho next 30 days;
prico and tonus ate right. See plat
in our office. D. H. Jackson & Co.,
1182 Main st. Phono 2722. tf
$ll,fi00 for 40 ncius of Bear creek
bottom land, 20 aqres sot out ill
fruit, 10 acres in garden patch, 21"
miles from Central Point; easy
terms. Inquire ho', 4 S. Gnipe tf
FOR SALE 14 acres, 10 acres
planted to pears, .ono milo from
Central Point, $235 .per -nqio. W
T. York & Co. If
FOR BALE 5 and 10-nero tracts
jtib.t within nnd adjoining1 city lim
its, at a bargain, on 5 annual pay
ments. Address Condor Water
Power Co,
FOR SALE--22 acres of good fruit
or farm land in the Wolf Creek dis
trict; will bell cheap if taken at
once. Address P. O. Box 110, Mbd
ford, Or. 237
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FOR SALE.
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Acrvrigc.
FOR SALE Benutiful hillside biildf
ing site, about 1 npre, just outside
of city limits in East Medford; high
nnd sightly, v'ith beautiful view of
Medford, and tho valley; will sell 1
ucre for tho prico you would have
to pay for a good city lot; small
cash, payment-, ensy terms, on bI
anco. Address P. O. Box 702. 24 1
' Iteaaea. T
Medfor4 Mall Trlbuno Want ads
are business bringers.
FOR SALE For $1500 we can give
, you n now five-voom bungalow on
an east front lot 58x140; foiir nice
shade trees, and by next spring will
be only ono block. from paved street.
CornitiiiH-Guruer Realty Co., 133 W.
Main. Phono 0031. 237
FOR SALE We have a dandy Uttle
5-ruom house, modem nnd vu u,
paved street, at $10.")0; good terms.
CornitiusrGarner Realty Co., 133
W. Main st. . 237
HOME FOR SALE In Talent. Jaek
, sou county, .Oregon, n newly incur
norated town, n i'ino homo of 18
i acres; level fertile alfalfa nnd
fruit laud, irrigated; one block from
pobtufftcc, on tho main road and
extends to Bear creek; has two
acres bearing Newtowns, 11 years
.old; 12 ncrcs Bnrllelt and D'Aujou
pcitrs; 2 nercs alfalfa; all is fine
garden land; n G-room houso; cli
mate very mild; pure water from
tho mouutuius,; healthy; churches,
schools and literary societies; no
saloons or drunkenness it is u d'.V
town ; it is midway between m
thriving cities dl' Medford and Ash
land sprieo $10,000; $4500 down,
tho remaiudor on timo nt 0 por
cent. Como to Talotit nnd let mo
tnke you over tho place, or write,
enclosing stamps, L. N. Jndd, TnN
cut. Or., Dee. 8. 11)10. 24Q
FOR SALE Limited number pure
bred Poland China hours, 3 nnd
mouths old, eligihlo to go in ' tho
best herds nnd cheap enough for
any farmer to buyt Berkeley Or
chards, Geo. C. Osgood, mgr. Phono
Farmers 703x3. tf
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE Old established busi
ness in Medford; $2000 will bun
dle. V. O. B.. euro Mail Tribune.
231).
FOR SALE Placer clainic 00 acres,
, ditch, reservoirs, smn'.U house, goo!
laud; Jacksonville 8 rniloa; prco
right. Address' V. A Springforq,
Jacksonville, Or. 24'i t
FOR SALE Exceptional bargain;
1910 Chalmers Detroit "30." S.ee
Ira J. Dodge, Fruitgrowers' Bank
I'ldg. Hj,
FOR SALE Cookstove, bnrnod two
irtonths, cbst $17; will tnko $10. li
qulro Gregory's Studio.
FOR SALE Potatoes, Al ranch po
tntocs, X (!ht ft pound whilo they
last, 707 W. Main.
l-OR SXLE Hay, delivered at any
time from Isaacs ranch. 23(1
FOR SALEConu
Clanoyt . .
Dr. R. M,
WANTED.
Acreage.
WANTED Lund; several men with
ample menus, with families, dosirc
to move to u more ideal climnto;
want unimproved land capable -of
highest state of development; good
water, good mods, fine scenery es
sential; we .represent different
trades and profes.sions; would
probably (develop nl natural re
sources nnd raw materials iq (ho
Hcetioti whure we locale; full infor
mation deired before wo inspect
the property; enn bring to tho plueo.
we ehooso n very high class lot of
people; no literature on "ten-ncre
plots'- desired. F. S. Culver, Port
Clinton. U 238
MlNcellaneoHH.
WANTED Havo buyer for house,
also vacant lots, close in, East Mud
ford preferred; will pay not to ex
ceed $3000 for house and lot; own
er only recognized. Address C. W.
Munson, Box 347. 238
WANTED Two' eurlonds of hogs
Lewis & Sons, butchers, Central
Point. Or.
WANTED Clean cotton rags at
Mail Tribune office.
WANTED. Boarders and roomers.
510 N. Riverside avo. tf
WANTED-A puppy for child's pet,
330 N. Front st. ' 237
HELP WANTED.
Help Wanted Mnlo.
WANTED - Foremnu to take
charge of young orchard, wife to
cook for men. .Must furnish ref.
ereuees. Boudiuot Conner, Central
Point. ' 320
WANTED Salesmen in every locnN
ity f tho uoithwest; money ,od
vuueed wcokly; ninny mnko over
$1000 month; choice of territory.
Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top
pcuisli, Wuuli.
HELP WANTED.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTEL-Ten men to chop cord
wqod nt Butte Fnlla; return you
cash 00 cents cord. Address J. J.
Wenuineham., Bijtlc Falls, Or. 24.1
WANTED A first-class Japanese
boy for housework, 2 in fnmily and
Good wages.' Apply mornings 219
2X. Onkdnle. , tf
WANTED A young tnnu who is. n
eotnpcient stonogrnplior. Apply nt
office Big Pines Lumber Co, ,
Help Wanted 1'onialc.
WANTED Woman or girt to do
light housework for bdnrd and
room. 323 S. Grape or phono 1021.
tf. '.
WANTED Girl for general housed
work; vcaccs $1 por day. Call nt
21 C W. Main st. tf
Situations Wanted.
WANTED-Position by local yenni:
uvui to. koqp sot ot book.8 lor small
finn, from 4 to 0 p. pi., or in tho
evenings; nm $o stenographer.
Address F. R., care Mail Tribune
office. 23(1
WANTED Nursing by Mrs. K. Mo-
Reynolds. Cnll at 329 N,.Rivorsido
nve,. or nhouo Main 32.
W A NTHD Position ns houseTcceper
by widow for widower or elderly
eoilple. Mrs. L. Enrlbert, gonoral
delivery, Medford. 230
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Accountants.
D. R. WOOD General accountant.
Your books nudited nnd kept for a
reasonable figuro; your business
solicited. Office Phipps bldg.f
room 200. Phone 3122.
Architects.
JOHNS & TURNER. Architects and
Uuildorn. Office 7r8, 325 Main.
Phono Main 3471. Residenco phone
744.
Assayet' and Analyst.
EARL V. I KG ELS, B. ,S.-.Bost
equipped assay' offieo in Oregon;
food products, sois, fertilizers,
spray .products, wator, etc., an
alyzed. Grants Pass.
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Attorneys,
COLVIO & REAMES W. M. Col
vig.i C. L. Ronmcs. Lawyers. Of
fieo Medford Nntionnl Bank build
in tr. second floor.
PORTER J, NEFF. WM. P. MEA
LEY Attomeys-nt-lftw, Nob. 1
nnd 2y Postol'fieo building.
A, E, REAVES Lawyer, Garnott
Corey bjdg.
WITH1NGTON & KELLY Lawyers .
' I'lUm ouildmg.
Ililllard Parlors.
S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci
gars nnd Soft Drinks. Up stairs,
Young & Hall building. A nice,
cool piaco to spend tho hot after
noons. Hill Posters.
VERNE T, CANON Bill poster anr
Distributor. AU ordors promptlj
filled. Room 20. Jackson County
Bonk hnildintr. Mndford. Or.
Cigars and Tolacco.
IRELAND & ANTLE, SmokohouBo
Dcalqrs in tobacco, cigars and
smoroks' supplios. Exclusivn agents
of Lewis BInglo Binder. El Moritl
nnd El Pnloneia. 212 West Mam
strcot.
ColleetloiiH
ACCOUNTS collootod in any part of
tho world. No charge if not col
lected. Pacific Collecting Co., 33
Jackson Co, Bank lddg.
Klilellty and Surety Hoods,
L. L. SMALL, bonds of all kinds in
the best companies. 33 Jackson Co.
Bnnk bldg.
Kuriiltiiro.
H. F. WILSON & CO., denlora in
now nnd HVond-haud furniture
nnd hardware. Agents for House
hold $tovcs and ranges. r10 South
Fir street. Phono Main 3101.
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS -Cdrnur
8th and Holly ntreets, Med
ford. Mission furniture, mado to
order. Cabinet work of all kinds.
A trial ordor solicited.
MORDOFF & WOLFF-CookHtovos
' and ranges. New and nocond-linnd
furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 W.
F st.. South. Phono 01. Medford
CI ran 1 to Works.
QOLD RAY GRANITE CO., 210 W.
Main st., manufacturers and deul
ers in gmonumcutnl and buijdin
granito, crushed granito common
brick n,,d Pressed brick, coarso and
fino washed rivor sand.
MEpFORD BRICK CO.-Geo. W.
Priddy, O. D. Nnglo, Geo. T,
O'Brien Contractors und mann-
fnctnrcrs of brisk; dealers n
presged brick and limo. Offieo in
Oaruett-Corov block, niom 201). 2d
rioor Phonn Vn K1S1
Notary Public.
NOTARY PUBLIQ-Ttopm 207,
Phipps bldg,
NOTARY PquHCMniT Tiibum
o((ice.
IUSJNESS DIRECTORY.
T
AvHr9virj'8v
TTT"
CjtJAICER NUHSKRIIS-08r trM
are budded, not grafted. Our stock
i9 not irrigated, ffe guarantee ev
erything put .out; Wo are notiri
tho trust. H. B. Patterson, office
removed to 116 E. Main st.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR
SERY CO., inc. Growers of
high grado riUrsory stock. Office
25 W. Main. .Tel. 1201.
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Ntrt-scry lroductn
THE OREGON NURSERY products
nro nil one-year . bud on 3-yenr
rontSi AhrmiMitntivn- ntYlnA Anw ;
Medford;1 cap supply .npple, jpear
mill wnltlllt iretna mi t-lini-t nnllno. nit
"guaranteed in ovory rgspcol; rnncli-
uio, iimc us oj. -your nccus, win uo
glad to quote yon prices.
Painters' and Pnpcrhanger.
DECORATE your tinted walls with
stencil borders by A. Risdpn, pnint
or, decorator nnd pnporhnngor, No.
,5 Es 3d Bt., Medford.
Photogrnphers.
HAVE your Xmas photoa made by
.Mnekoy if yoq want somothlng to
plenso.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
J. E. SHEARER M. D., Physician
and burgeon. Special attention
given to internnl medicine and gen
eral offieo practice. Office hours,
1,0 to 12, 2 to. 4. Offieo phono 731,
residence Phono 4542. Offieo over
Strang's drug store.
r firn'"'i itV mm !, ..
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
Physician and Surgeon,
Office 210 E, Maiiv st., over Hoi..
kinb.' drug store.
Phono Main 1001.
DRS, CONROY & CLANCY Pky
sieinns and surgeons, Taylor u&K
Phippg bldg., rooms 210211-312.
Office phono 501, rcsidonco vphont
012. Office hours, 0 n, m. to 8 p. m.
DR. F, G. CARLOW. DR, EVA
MAINS CARLOW' Osteopathic
physicians. Movod to Rooms -410
luul 4J7, Gnrnett-Coroy bldg. Phone
Main. 0351. ,
TJK. E. 11. PORT.ER Diseases of
women a spooinlty. Rooms 6, 0, 7.
8, $i, Mnrk'u. blda, Medford. Or.
J Phenes: Office 4001, residency
4001.
n
DR. CLARK E. SAUNDERS Prnc,
tieo-limited to diseases of, tha,oye,
car. uouq nnd throat. Office 21U
E, Main at., over Medford Hard
ware Co. - .
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE Offieo
in Hiulto bhlg., 123 E. Main, tins
udminisfored for extrfotion ' cjf;
tooth. Telophono MiuwOSl.- Night
phono 4432. " '
DR. W. W. WICK Homeopathic
physician ; residenco 203 Olsbn st.,
phono Main 4474; offieo, rooms 3
and 4 St, Mark's block, phone Main
1871.
DR. STEARNS Physicinn nnd stir,
gcou. Offieo Gnrnott-rCoroy bldg.,
rooms 211-212, phono 1002. Resi
denco 113 Laurel nt., phono 2002. '
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W. A. LOVELACE-Contractor nnd
practical builder; estiraatos free;
pntronugo npprccintqd. 125 South
Almond st.
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD
Prnctico limited to diseases of wo
men. Office Haskins bldg. Phono
Main 1001.
DR. STEPHENSON fits glassos to
correct any dofeet of tho oyo. Of
fice over Allen & Roagnn's. Phono
Main 1851.
Dr. W. M. Van Scoyoo.
Dr. O, C, Vnn Scoyoo.
Dontists.
Fruitgrowers Bank bldg., Medford,
--Hit
Phouo 3072.
I'rlnters and Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING 00.' has the
j host equipped job offieo in South
ern Oregon; Portland prices. 37
South Central avenue.
Stenographers,
ELLA M. OUANYAW Pahn Block.
qtonotraphip work done qoiokly
and woll.. . , , ,
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 403
Gimiott, Corey buihliug, West
Sido, . 245
Tin Shops,
J. A. SmithTin shop. Tin- and
shoqt iron wnro on hupd nn.d made
to order. 18 North, Q st.
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Undertukers,
MEDFORD. FURNITURE CO. -Unr
dortakors. Dny phhno 351. Night
phenes: C. W. Coukliq 3(101; J..E.
Mutlor 3,r71 : John A. Peri 4111.
Unions,
CARPENTERS' UNION. LOCAL
1810 Moots at Smith's hall. 128
North Grape streot, every Thurs
day evening promptly at 8 o'olook,
All journeymeu carpenters, as well
aa local members, urged to a pres
ent. Business of .vital Uterfcrt U
all cnruQlltera. trmoiiaJ Af U.U.A
1 meetlHu J. J; 81., Vmakaaaaat.
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