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$2.50 TOP FDR
SPITZENBER6S
Various Reasons Given for Depres
sion in Box Fruit Cold Storanc
Warehouses Ful Inferior Quality
Received at" New York Market.
Sgobel & Day write as follows un
der date of New York, December 121 ;
Tlie markets in England on box
apples arc as follews: '
Liverpool L. Connolly & Co. ca-
ble California four-tier Newlowns at
7 d 'Js to 7(1 (is; Oregon Newtown,
7d 0.- to 7d lis: Washington New-
towns 7d to 7d Os, with more
maud.
London M. Isaacs & Sons cable
I hul their market is unchanged on
Watsonville Newlowns which con
tinue to sell from (is (id to (is Sid.
The continued low prices in Eng
land oil box apples are owing to the
excessive arrivals, because the mar
kets on barrel apples on moderate
arrivals continue, to advance and
Hie English markets are doing ex
actly what the different markets in
the United States are doing, and for
which it is really difficult to get a
(rue explanation.
The offerings at auction here t III
week have been as follews:
Monday Hood River: Wuldridgc,
$1.30; Salome. $1.25; Seek No Fur
ther, $1.25;' Vandevcer, $1.25; Bus
sets. $1.05; Pourmdiu, $1.20; Klick
itat, $1.25; Aiken RcU $1.33.
Wednesday Schuslepnl: Bald
wins, $1.15: Wagners, $1.30; Home
Beauty, $1.50.
At private sale on the Erie wharf
.Monday, 24 cars; Tuesday, (i, am
Wednesday, 2, and the quotations
for a good grade of apples are as
follews:
Rome lleauty, $1.75-$2.00; Gano
and Black Ren. $1 .(12 'o -1.75: Spitz
cnberg, $1.75-2.25; Newtown Pippin,
$J .50-2.00; Black Twig, $1.02 Vfc
1.75; Stayman Winesap, $1.50-1.75:
WiiioMiu, $2-2.25.
Above figures do not include car
of ordinary grades; in fact, w
might call them stuff which novel
should bo sent to New York, nnc
they i.ell all the way from $1.25 t
$1.73 per box; $2.25 is the top mar
ket Milne for the linest Spitzcuhcrg
und Newlowns are more than diffi
cult to sell. Very Tew Winesaps
have been offered.
There are very few curs left ir
the Erie yards, and hardly any re
ported in transit, but our cold stor
age warehouses are full of box ap
ples which must bo sold some time.
Dozens of reasons are given by dif
ferent men for the depression here
in box apples and it is generally baitl
(here are too many of them, mostly
poor keepers, owing probably to the
weather earlier in the nerthwest:
prices too high in the past, and they
must eonie down; useless speculating
lo put away owing to the immense
tpiantities already stored; barrel ap
ples are very fine; barrels are cheap
er in propertion: too many low-grade
box apples have hurt the business,
etc.
LANE COUNTY APPLES
BRING GOOD PRICES
KIGENF, Or., Dec. 27.-Tho sec
retary of the Eugene Fruitgrowers.'
association lias made his report on
(he (iiautily of apples shipped from
Eugene this fall. He report Jliui 51
carloads were sent east, bringing in
a ieenuo of about $25,000. The
price received for the fruit was from
$1.25 to $2.25 a box, which is to
much as was received in any fruit
district in the state, with tho excep
tion of Hood River and Rogue River,
which communities have spent thoiie
uiids of dollars advertising and milk
ing a reputation. While the price ol
the apples did not come up to the ex
pectations of some of tho local
growers, the results have been highly
satisfactory as a whole.
The apple acreage is constantly in
creasing in the vicinity of Eugene,
ln.uiv landowners mid farmers this,
year setting out thousands' of trees
each.
CALLIPOLIS, O.. Dec. 27. Fi.-o
persons were killed in a collision be
tween two freight trains on the Bnl
timore & Ohio road at Salt Creek,
near here, todav.
Gold Hili Items
(Tho Nuwo.)
Ono hundred eighty-nine eggs In
1H 10 Is the rocord for a single game
hon belonging to Mrs. W. D. Miller,
Who lives on Foots creek. This par
agraph Ih prlntod not only with in
tent to celebrato tho performance of
Mrs. Miller's groat game hon, but to
start a string of stories that will re
suit in a deflnlto knowledgo of the
champion egg producer of squthern
Oregon. J H. Crows luw koiiio Iii-
SI 500 GIFT FOR
. CRIPPLED GIRL
Marjoric Mahr, Whose Legs Were
Cut Off hy Train, Remembered by,
Southern. Pacific Company on
Christmas Day.
'.!'
PORTLAND, Dec. 27. .lust bV
way of showing, ho says, that a cor
poration has a soul, Major Dolos E.
Kail, claim ascnt for the Southern
Pacific conipaaj. yesterday sent Mar
Ji'lo Mahr c check pig enough to cov
or all hor hospital, doctor and nurs
Inn -expenses und to glvo her $1500
da-(besides. The major said It was n'
Christmas present to tile crippled
chorus" girl.
Miss Mahr was Injured vhilo walk
ing across a trestle of ihe Southern
Pacific lino last summer. Before
she could gotof the trestle she was
struck by a train, 'losing both legs.
She lay In a hospital for weeks, but
finally was able to return to tho
stage. She vas tho bcieHcIary of a
theatrical peril rmatico last fall that
netted her $7000, so that financially
sho Is well off.
Legally, It Is said, Miss Mahr had
no claims ngaltist tho railroad for hor
Injuries owing to tho fact that sho
was walking on their right of way.
The circumstanced of the case wore
such, however, It was decided' to pay
all the expenses of the girl and mako
'.icr a present of SloOO as well. Miss
Main made no attempt to sue the
company, It Is said.
.1 1 : ,
'HvSikous of cuitixc; thk drink
jiabit.
We aro honestly desirous tif curing
ill who are addicted to drink, and If
,'ou are Interested In any ono needing
Orrjno wo Invito you to write us.
liir correspondence Is confidential
and our replies aro sent in plain
caled envelopes. Orrlno No. 1 Is tho
eeret treatment and No. 2, for those
ho wish tho voluntary treatment,
:i per box. Write for frco booklet
u "How to Cure Drunkonness." Tho
irrlno Co., G32 Orrlno balldlng,
Washington, D. C. Tho lending drug-
dsts endorse Orrlno. Sold In this
Ity by Loon B. Hnsklns, 211 K.
lain street.
IVE MEN INJURED
AUTOMOBILE SMASHUP
SEATTLE, Wash., Dec; 27. Five
imminent Wennlchee men who came
o Seattle to witness the football
mine were badly hurl in an nutoino
ilo smashup while returning from
lie game yenterday. A Winton cai
n which they were speeding along at
i lively rate crashed into a telo--raph
pole on East Lake avenue and
.as demolished. The five occupants
if the machine were thrown Out.
Niles JL Sonnisen, district altor-
ev-eleet of Chelan county, was the
nosl seriously injured. Sorensen
sustained concussion of the brain
iiil may die.
Will Campbell, II. T. Wright, Dr.
1 1. II. Manchester and Dr. L E.
:Iuteliinson were all badly shaken
ip Hutchinson is official nhysiciiiu.
if the Weuatcheo f .it ball team.
If you aro working at a "innkd
.llifl" job. simply because the suit
ible position is not to bu had, begin
t classified ndvei Using campaign for
-elf-beltormeiit. There is a good job
for you and you can find it through
advertising. Very likely there is no
other way to find it.
l'eople will not assume that your
store is as good as its strongest
competitor unless its advertising U
as good.
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l.Y FIVE .MIXUTKS.
Ppvt Stomach Keels Splendid.
MI-O-NA stomach tablets will io'
llevo a distressed, sour or gasBy stom
ach In flvo minutes.
In threo days they will mnko tho
most mlBorablo or cranky dyspeptic
feel that thoro Is plenty of sunshlno
In life.
In a week ho will havo an appctlto
for and will eat without any bad af
ter effects food wluoii now causes ins
stomach to strenuously robell. ,
If continued for from two weeks to'
a month MI-O-Nf will thoroughly
dlnn Runner ducks thut may crowd
tho leadors.
Mrs. M. R. Rice picked a box of
handsome crysanthomums for Christ
mas presentation, Thursday. They
havo boon in full bloom in her yard
all -"winter."
AV. L. McClure has had his quartz
mill, -which is operated by water-,
power from Roguo river, put In
shape for operation, and expuots to
mako a run on gold-boarlng rock In a
''' day.
1 renovate and. clcnnso. tho stqmnch'
and will compel U (no Hinder h'ow
'obstinate It may bo) to throw oft list
weakness and flabblness and become, I
ns naturo Intended It should be, j
strong and clastic. j
If you have a coated tongue, heart-.
burn, sour food upheavals, uneasi
ness In stomach, dizziness, bilious
nose, sick headache, bad dreams or
any kind of stomach trouble put your
faltr in MI-O-NA tablets.
T'liey'-Will'tlmtie the st6mndL"9trong,
and When 'the stomach Is strong, good
health', energy, Vlut'hud Vfybr comes.
Fifty rontd IS all a lai'rtt ltdx of
MI-O-NA costs at' Cha.' Strang's or
leading drugtflsta " ovdr-'wltoVo, on
money 'back 'gi'l'.'nntctf. Write 'Booth's'
Mi-OMm, Buffalo, N. Y., for free trial
sample.
Adeauato advertising 'frank iu
fonu'niL'. faetful, frequent being i(
part of n store's service to you. it
follows that a good store is itcoc
sarilv a Mell ndvorlispd store.
FOR SALE
00 acres, all cleared, IVj miles Eagle
Point, $110 per acre', finest soil.
L10 acres, 70 cleared, 0 in orchard,
3 miles station, buildings, $85 poi
acre.
TIMBER.
3000 acres fine timber, 00 tier cent
sugar pine, close of railroad.
200,000,000 feet limber, well located.
CITY PROPERTY
Two 4-rooiu houses, $2200.
Two lots near 1. O., trade or sell,
equity $2750.
City acreage on West 2dj near new
schoolhoiise.
Lot 50x145, 5 blocks postoffio?,
$850, easy' forms.
Rooming house, Hi rooms, on East
Main, close in; price cut for quick
sale.
Lot on paving, 50x200, $750.
Lots in West Walnut Park, $275 to
$356, easy le'rinsi v
WANTED '
Oirls for general housework.
City and ranch property to ex
change. E. F. L
Room 206. Taylor & Pliipps Bldq.
LOST.
LOST One bbx, of china, two bolts
of cheesecloth and other viiluijjle!
packages. Return these packages j
and receive suitable reward. Ad
dress John S. Norwood, Central
Point. Or., H. F. D.-No; 2. 238'-
FOR EXCHANGE.
ileal Ksiatc.
FOR TRADE Seattle or Portland
property. T have about $200,000 of
choice Seattle or Portland prop
erly for trade, both income prop
erty or in lots; also farms and gro
cery slookn for trade for Rogue
river properly or city properly;
also have some California pprop
city for trade. Write A. L. Cusick,
formerly of Cusick & Moyors, 11-10
W. 10th st. phono Main 2232. 2(i0
TO EXCHANGE For Mcdfonl
preperty: '20 acres, unimproved,
$2000; 10 acres, unimproved,
$1000; 20 acres, unimproved,
$1000; 18 neres, improved, $7500;
52 neres, improved, $11,000; 3(i
acres, improved, $0000. . T.
York & Co. - tf
FOR EXCHANGE 230 acres on
Rogue riv.er, fine water right, 100
acres cleared, fine alfalfa laud, fine
stock or fruit ranch, good buildintrs,
$15,000; will ''Nchuugc for good city
income or residoifco property to the
amount of $5000 or $8000; $5000
cash, balance terms. A. L. Cusick.
1140 W. 10th. Phono 2232. 241
FOR EXCHANGE A uood. lurt-e
bouse, close in, a fine location fov
boarding and rooming parties; not
able to euro for same, will consider
good 5 or (i-rooni house and give
long time on difference. Inquire
345 N. Riverside. tf
FOR TRADE Five-aero tract in
Cculralia, Wash., for equal value In
Med ford or surrounding proporly.
II. C. Glascock. 218 Realty st. 238
Miscellaneous.
FOR EXCHANGE Medford and!
suburban proporly, ranches, timbor
lands, for othor property. Address
Rex 100. ero Mail Tribuuo. tf
FOR TRADE Have for trude good
drayago business, including several
teams, for bouse and lot in Mcdfoid
cir Ashland. A. L. Cusick. 11-10 W.
10th st., formerly of Cusick & My
el's ' ' ' 241
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
MiM;cllniicouK.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Five-.
passenger 4-cylinder touring auto
mobile. Address Box 200, care
Mail Tribune offjoo. tf
FOR REHT.
Fflriim.
F0R RENT Farms from 40 acres
to 400 ucrc8( a,fa)fa j ni;t
rancncSf earden lands, general
farmjnc ,-,ri,0s. Gold Kav Really
f.i.UIH We t Main. If
TT
FOR RENT.
Housekeeping Rooms.
FOR RENT Furnished housekcep-
ing and warm sleeping rooms at 125
S.. Oakdale. 2118
Furnished Booms.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished vouiu.
Inquire 520 W. 10th st. if
FOR RENT -Nicely furnished room.
203 Olcspn st. Plume Mnin 4174.
FOR KENT Only hotel in town of
1000 inhabitants, Kogne Kiver val
ley: uiodernly equipped, toilets,
baths, water and electricity; 4(1
rooms; nearly all refurnished. Call
AldcnhageU, earo Rogue Kiver Elec
tric Co.. 210 W.Maiu st.
FOR RENT Two lareo connecting
fronl rooms, fine for offices oV
dressmaking" parlors, upstairs, cen
ter of town; $25 month. lMione
0202. 300
FOR RENT Sunny furnished
rooms, one block from postoffied;
board if desired. 208 N. Central
ave.. corner 5th st. 300
FOR KENT Furnished rooms for
transients at No. 10 N. Grape st1.,
next to Farmers' f rttilgrowors
Rank btdg. tf
FOR RENT 20 modern equipped
rooms, stca'm licat, hoi and cold wn-
L tor, electric light, toilets and baths.
suitable lor lnst-class rooming
house; rooms en suite, suitable for
families .or modern offices. Inquire
Aldcnhagen, care Rogue Kiver Elec
tric Co. lb
Hoard and Boom.
FOI KENT At tlie Cottage, pleiiH
alil furnished roo'ins and board,
with hot and cold running, waters
baths, large sunny porches. 001
W. 10ti st. or 124 King's!. tf
PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOM at
402 S. Central ave. Mrs. C. II.'
Hart.
Business Booms
FOR RENT Office rooms, $4 each
per month, in Hostel's modern
block at Central Point, Ore. Par
tics desiring well located office
rooms will do well to examine
these.
250
FOR RENT Office rooms over the
Postoffice. See 'O. F. Dyer, 123 E.
Main st., room 2.
FOR RENT Offico rooms in Elec
tric building, modern equipment,
steam heat, electric light, baths,
toilet, hot and coll water. Cold
Kav Realtv Co.. 210 W. Main st. If
FOR RENT Business room on W.
Main st., 24x140, suitable ft) res
taurant or billiard room or othor
business, stoam boat. Gold Ray
Renlty Co.. 210 W.' Main st. tf '
Miscellaneous.
FOR LEASE Fully equipped placer
mine. Call on Aldonhcgon, Rogue
Rivor Electric Co., 21G West
Main. tf
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Business Property.
FOR SALE OR RENT 8-rooni
boiiPo ut 70(1 S. Oakdale ave., newly
painted and decorated, cement
basement; will sell at a bargain
.villi best of terms; monthly pay
ments if desired. Harry II. Tuttlc,
Park ave., immediately back of tho
above bouse. Phono 71. tf
FOR SALE OR KENT Good open
ing for general merchandise bUrc
in now lowu with $15,000 monthly
payroll, on railroad, 12 miles from
Mcdford. Gold Ray Realty Co,
200 W Main. If.
FOR SALE.-
Business J'roperty.
FOR SALE Drv goods store, doing
good business-, lung lease, hinull ex
penses, east of S. P. railroad; miml
sell on account of health. Address
"Opportunity," care Mail Tribune
o I fife. tf
FOR SA'LE Choice business prop
erty ut a bargain, on long time;
easy terms. Address Condor Wa
tcr Power Co.
FOR SALE Third floor of Adkiiis
bldg., formerly used by Oddfellows.
Apply tVD. F. Day. Frank Wilso.i
or J. It. Wood. tf
IOtH.
FOR SALE Residence lots, oIobo in.
high elevation, commanding a beau
til til view ol tbo city and valley;
host residence district, at prices
that 'are right. A. F.Raructt, Jack
son Co, Rank bldg. Phone,Mnin 42
residence 2574. If
FOR SALE $200 each, $10 down
and $10 per month, for six fine
building lots, 50x120, one block
from pavement on North C st. In
quire 4 K. Orange bty tf
Acreage.
FOR. S"ALE 30 aero red i'rilit land,
4'j milos from Medford; will iet to
any kind of fruit and furnish trims
for $200 per acre; Infid as it -ife,
$125 per iipro; if interested, write
If. Jj. Bowman. Jacksonville. Qr. 200
FOR SALE 5, 10 and 20-acro
tracts with perpetual water right
for sale on onuv payment plan.
RoguPlands Incorporated, Fred N
CiiiiiiniM-s, iniiioiger. if
FOR SALE.
Acreage.
FOR SALE Lnrgo luodnru hou&e
with south and oust front, 113 feet
front dil paved street, by 18L feet
long, nicely improved grounds; ev
erything strictly modern; reason
for selling, lady of huso needs a
eliango of climate; this place is
suitable for uieo homo or first
class rooming hous; easy terms lo
right, jKirty. Sj tho Jackson
Comity Realty C., 004 ,West Tenth
st. Wo also lnvo largo nud small
tracts of improved and unimprov
ed orchard lands. ' tf
FOR SALE In small tracts, or as
a whtilc, 200 acres finest fruit or
alfalfa labd, 2 'miles fioiil railroad,
11 miles from Mttdford; hind is ab
solutely free soil, dcifp and rich:
do liitidpaii; slopes gently to and
faces on main county road; weluusl
sell (his tract in tho next 30 days;
in Ice and lornis aro right1. See plat
in Our office. D. II. Jackson & Co.,
Il8j Main st. Phono 2722. tf
FOR SALE 14 acres, 10 neres
planted to pears, one mile from
Gout nil Point, $235 per acre. W
T. York & Co. tf
FOR SALE 5 mid 10-aere traces
just within nnd adjoining city lim
its, at a bargain, on 5 aiintial pay
ments. Address Condor Water
,Po,wor Co.
FOR SALE One acre, will mnko six
largo lots, between two slrools lo
be paved, close in, wilb,now Iwo-
slory holiso and shack; will take a
close-in lot. in trade, $3000, or will
sell any part to suit purchaser. Joint
n
Refer. (
Cenlral jive.
tf
FOR SALE Beautiful hillside build
ing site, about 1 acre, just outside
of city limits in East Medford; high
nud sightly, with bountiful view of
Medford and the valley; will sell I
aero for tho prico you would have
to pay for a good eity lot; small
cash payment, easy terms on bal
ance Address Pv O. Box 702. 241
Honscfl.'
Medford Mall Tribuuo Want ads
aro business brlugcrs.
FOR SALE Modern 5-rooin house,
furnished. $22. Mooc-Ehni Co., 212
Fruitgrower' Bank lildg. 230
FOR RENT House, und furnitiiio
for sale. Inquire at 003 S. King St.
238
FOR SALE Limited number pure
hied Poland Chiua boars, 3 and 1
mouths old, eligible to go in the
best herds and cheap enough for
any fanner to buy. Berkeley Or
chards, Geo. C. Osgood, mgr. Phono
Farmers 703x3. tf
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE Old cslublishcd liu.-.i-uess
in Medford; $2000 will han
dle. F. O. B care Mail Tribune.
231)
FOR SALE Cheap, good cow; also
team, horse, wagon and harness.
TiKiuire 211 W. Main. 230
FOR SALE Placer claim, 00 acres;
ditch, reservoirs, smiiil liotitu, goo 1
laud; Jacksonville 8 mi'en; price
right. Address V. A. fepringford,
Jacksonville, Or. 24'J
FOR SALE Exceptional bargain;
1010 Clmluiurs Detroit "30." Sue
Ira J. Dodge, Fruitgrowers' Bank
MU:. t
FOR SALE CooksloNo, burned two
months, cost $17; will tuko $10. Iii
qniiu Gregory's Sludio. ,
FOR SALE-J'oluloos, Ak.iauoh po-Idloor-,
1 emit' a pound .wbilo they
last. 707
W, Main.
FOR SALE -Corn.
Dr., R. M.
Clancy.
ft 0 ,!',
WANTED.
Lots.
WANTED, Oily lot in part payment
for 5 and (i-rooin houses. Moor
Ehni Co., 212 Fruitgrowers' Bank
bide 2311
Aorcago.
WANTED Land: several men with
ample means, with families, desire
to move lo u more ideal climalo;
want imiuiprovfd land capable of
highest state of development; good
wilier, good mods, fine scenery os
sontial; wo repreuent different
trades und profession; would
probably '.duvolop )l natural re
soiirccn and raw materials in Ihe
fccctiou whoro wo locate; full infor
mation duHircd before we iiupeci
the property; can bring to the place
we choose a very high class lot of
people; no literature on "tcn.-ifcrii
plots" desired. F. S. Culver, Port
Clinton, O.- , 238
MlftccJInneoHB.
WANTED Have buyer for houso,
also vacant lots, close in, East Med
ford pifel'erred; will pay not to ex
eeud $3000 for Iioumc and lot; owu-
or only recognized. Address C. W
Mimson. Box 347. 238
WANTED Two carloads of hog
Lewis & Sous, butchers, Central
Point, Or.
k
WANTED Clean cotton
Mail Tribune office.'
rugs at!
j
WANTED Boarders and
lu. N. U'ii 1'ule ae.
roiiiner
ir
i
HELP, WANTED.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTED Forcmnn to take
ehnrgo or yjiliug orchard, wife to
cook for mod. Must furnish ref
erences. Bondinol Conner, Cenlral
Point. 320
WANTED Salesmen in overy local
ity of tbo northwest; money ad
vanced weekly; many make over
$1000 month; choice of territory.
Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top
pettish. Whsh.
WANTEIr Ten men U chop cord
wood at Butte Falls J return you
cash HO cents cord. Address J. J.
Wenningbain, Butle .Falls, Of. 24,1
WANTED A first-class Japanese
boy for hotisowork, 2 in family and
good wages.
N. Oakdale
Apply mornings 210
If
WANTED A young man who is a
competent stenographer. Apply at
offico Big Pines Lumber Co.
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED Woman or girl to do
light housework for board and
room. 323 S. Grape or phone 1021.
tf
WANTED Girl for general house
work; vagos $1 per day. Cnll at
2t(i W. Main 8t. tf
Hlttintlons Wantcfl.
WANTED Nursing by Mrs. K. Mo
Roynolds. Call at 320 N. Riverside
ave. or nlionn Main 32.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Accountants.
D. R. WOOD Gfltioral accotuitunt.
Your books utidiled and kept for .1
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office Phipps bldg.,
room 20!). Phone 3122.
Architects.
JOHNS TURNER, Architects and
Builders. Office 7-8, 325 Mnin.
Phono Main 3471. Residence phone
74-1.
Assayer and Analyst.
EA'RL V. 1 NO ELS, 1
equipped assay office
food products, soils,
spray products,, water,
alvzod. Grants Pass.
i. S. Best
in Oiygon ;
fertilizers,
etc., nn-
AUorueys.
COLV1G & REAMES W. M. Col
vig, C. L Rcnmos. tjawyors. Of
fico Medford Nalionnl Bank build
ing, sociind floor.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MBA-LFiYAllnriiuys-iil-liiw.
Nos. 1
and 2. Posloffiee building.
At -E. REAMES
Corey bldg. -
-Lawyor, Ganiett-
W1THINOTON & KELLY Lawyors.
Palm building.
Billiard Parlors.
. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci
gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs,
Young & Hall building. A nice,
cool place to spend tho hot after
noons. Bill Posters.
VERNE T. CANON Bill potoruno
Distributor. All oidors promptly
filled. Rootn 20, Jnuknou Count a
Bank hiiildinc. Medford. Or.
Cigars and Tobacco.
IRELAND & ANTLE. Srnokohousn-'
Dealers in tobacco, cignra and
smorcks' supplies. Exclusive agents'
ol Lewis Single Binder, El Moritt
and El Paloncia. 212 West Mam
street.
Col lections
Al'CoTlN'I'S collected hi any part of
the world. No charge if not col
lected. Paeifio Collecting Co., 33
Jackson Co. Bank bldg.
Fidelity ami Surely Bend.
L. L. SMALL, bonds of all kinds in
(ho. best companies. 33 Jackson Co.
Bank bide. ,
Furniture.
II. F. WILSON & CO., dealors in
new and Kvoiid-hnnd furniture
and hardware. Agents for House
bold stoves und ranges, 1(1 South
Fir street., Phono Main 3101.
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS -Corner
Hlh and Holly streets, Mod
ford. Mission furniture miido io
order, Cabinet work of ull kinds.
A trial order solicited.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cookatovca
and rniiguii, New and second-hand
furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 W.
F st.. South. Phono 01. Medford
(Jranlto Works,
GOLD RAY ORAN1TE CO., 210 W.
Muiu st., manufacturers and deal
ers in gmoaumcatal and buildin
grauito, crushed granito common
brick nnd prosscd brick, coarse and
fine wnshod rivor snnd.
MEDFORD BRICK CO. Goo. W.
Priddy, O. D. Naglo, Geo. T.
O'Brien Coritractors and manu
fuoturcrs of brisk; dealors in
pressed brick and litnq. Office in
Oaruott-Corov block, room 201). 2d
rinor i-nnno rn ami
Notary lMihlli;.
NOTARY PUBLIC Room 207,
Phipps bldg.
NOTARY PI'lHdC Mail Trihim
office.
IUSJNESS DIRECTOflY,
Nurserk-s.
QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees
are budded, not gnU'tad. Our stock
is not irrigated. Wo feuaraiitcoev
crylliihg put oitt.k We are nol'm
the trust. If. B. Patterson, office
removed to 110 E. Mnin st.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR
'SERY CO., Ind. Growers of
high grndo nursery stock. Offico
25 W. Main. Tel. 1201.
Nursery Products
THE OREGON NURSERY product
aro all ortc-yoar bud cm. 3ycnr
roots; rpprcscnlativo offico now in
Medford; can supply apple, pear
and wain lit trees on short notieo; till
guaranteed in every respcot; raneh
ors, writo us of your uoods; will bo.
glad to quote you prices.
Painters and l'MpcrliaiiRcr.
DECORATE your tinted wnlls with
stencil borders by A. Riudou, paint
er, decorator and papcrhnngor, No.
5 E. 3d st., Medford.
Photographers.
HAVE your Xmns photos tnndo by
Maekey ityou wmil something tc
please. '
Physicians and Burgeons.
J. E, SHEARER, M. D. Physician
and Surgeon. Special attention
given to internal ntcdioino and gen
eral ol'liou praetiee. Office hour!?,
10 a 12, 2 lo 4. Office phono 731,
residence phone 4542. Offico over
Strang's drug store.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
Physician and Sdrgcom -Office
21(5 E. Main st over IInt
kins' drug store.
Phono Main 1001..
DRH. CONKOY & CLANCY Phy
sicians and surgeons, Taylor ata
Phipps bldg., rooms 210-211-212.
Offico phoiiu C01, residence phono
(312. Office hours !) a. m. to 8 p. in.
DR. t' Q. CARLOW, DR. UVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians. Moved lo Rooms 410
and 4J7, Garnett-Coroy bldg. Phono
Main, (1351.
DR. E. ir. PORT.ER Disoosos of
women a specialty. Rooitis 6, (i, T.
8. St. Mark'n bldg., Medford, Or.
Phenes: Offico 4001, residence
4051.
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DR. CLARK E. SAUNDERS-Prae-liO'o
limited lo diseaucM of (lie eye,
ear, nose dud' throat. Offico 210
E, Main st., over Medford lfai'd
waro Co.
DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE Office
in Rialto bldg., 123 E. Main. Gas
administered for cxlivction of
teeth. Telephone Main 081. Night
Ull'llllLl'iiir: ,
DR. W. W. WICK-Ifomcopnthio
physician; residence 203 Olson st.,
phonn Main 4474; offico, rooms 3
and 4n St. Mark's block, phone Main
1S71.
DR. STEARNS Physician and sur
geon. Offico Garnott-Coroy bldg.,
rooms 211-212, phono 1002. Resi
dence 113 Laurel st., phono 2002.
W. A. LOVELACE Contractor and
practical Jiuilder; estimates free;
'patronage appreciated. 125 South
jMrnqud st.
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD
Practice limited (o diseases of wo
.iiiou. Of lieu Haakins bldg. Phone
Main 1001.
DR. STEPHENSON fits glasses to
correct any defect of tho eye Of
fice over Allen & Reagan's. Pliouu
Main 1851.
Dr. W. M. Van Scoyoo.
Dr. 0. C. Van Scoyoc.
Dentists.
Fruitgrowers Bunk bldg., .Medford,
Ojl Phone 3072.
I'rinten and l'ubllsticrs.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. hns tho
best equipped job offico in South
ern Oregon; Portland pricoa. 37
South Central avonuo.
Hlciiognipherti,
ELLA M. OUANYAW Pahn Block.
Stenographic work dona quickly
and woll.
PUBLIC
Gaructt,
Side.
STENOGRAPHER
Corey building,
- -102
West
245 .
Tin Shops.
J. A. Smith Tin shop. Tin and
sheet iron wuro on hand nud made
to order. 128 North G at.
Read
t'udei'Uikers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day phono 351. Night
phones: C. W. Couklin 3001; J. E.
Butler 3571 ; John A. Peri 4111.
Unions.
CARPENTERS' UNION, LOCAL
1840 Moots at Smith's hall. 128
North Orapo stroot, every Thurs
day evening promptly at S o'clock,
All joumoymon carpenters, aa woll
as local raoinbers, urged to be pres
ent. Business of vital interest t
all farppiilew trnwmdod at (Wi
, meetings, J. J. Seal, uuiiu! atf.
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