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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCII W, 1911.
MUCH CEMENT
ON EAST SIDE
Contrnctors (Ills pimt week luivo
roinplutvil tho laying or n cement
sidewalk on IJimt Main Htroot and
now a ntrlji of wall: extends from tho
brltli;o to tho toj of tho Mil. Much
athlltloimt work Ih ilnntiol and with
present weather prevailing fsreut
progreHM will bo made.
TTho Until tiltlu of tho city, ho long
neglected. Ib becoming one of tho
most Improved hccUojih of tho city.
This Biimmcr will see tho rornpletlon
of tho puvlng work to tho top of the
hill and many Hide Htrcets are to bo
Improved.
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Harry Lindsay, nowly olected nl
dermnn of Central Point, Ih upend
ing Sunday vloltlng frlundu In tho
city.
MIGHCHOI'T rcHi'denco sites are sell
ing daily; inuko jour Holection bJ
l'oro choieo lots nro sold. tf
Chnrle.q Oay baa boon temporarily
reappointed gamo warden In this
county.
Choice Buvi in City and Country
Property Read This List.
Modern fi room house, east front
lot f().l Oil, one block from business
district. Splendid for apartment
house.
New modern 0 room I'utliixiS !
in, east iront, A.'l.nOII
Largo new modern cottage, east
front, fiinincpMient. fine furniture
All complete for $5,000.
Fine qunrtcr block business prop
erly. Fine locntion in business dis
trict, $1(1,000.
Very choice lot on paved street.
.$700.
Lot in Enst Medford 50x220, luwn.
roses, sewer, water. All ready to
build on $700.
Half acre fine for gurden nnd
chickens, $f)00.
Two acres in wt Medford, $750.
Kcsidciico lola in Xorlh Medfonl
$40''
Good residence lot $350.
Large lot on south Oakdalq, $1,
700. Lnrge lot on west Tenth street.
All improvements pnid, $2000.
40 acres creek bottom land; 120
benring npplc trees, $375 per acre.
20 ncres on foothill rond west of,
Central Point; 15 ncres orchnrd;'
mostly bearing; very beautiful loca
tion; $17,000.
30 acres near Centrnl Point; good
improvements; nearly nil in orchard;
some bearing; fine soil; sightly home
place; $18,000.
40 ucrea uncleared land, aii tilublo
and level; fine jtcnr soil; .near
school; hns.R. F. D. nnd telephone
service; $50 per acre; good terms. I
83 ncres, 3 miles from' city limits
of Medford; 70 acres in cultivation;'
twenty acres 5 year old trees; half
of this tract cnn be irrigated; best
of soil; fine orchnrds adjoin this
tract; $140 per ncre.
40 acres near Phoenix; 20 ncres
fine level soil; 20 acres hill land; fine
spring water; $100 per ncre.
30 acres nenr Phoenix; 15 ncres
in cultivation; 10 ncres in one yenr
pears uii)l peaches; ery nightly
knoll; $5000.
15 ncres very choice soil 1-2 mile
from Phoenix; $200 per ncre.
5 ncres adjoining Medford ciry
limits on west, $2500.
40 acres, very best soil near Cen
tral Point; 29 acres fine 3 year old
trees; 10 acres wheat; good build
ings; sightly plnce; $400 per ncre.
10 , or 20 acres choice garden
land 1 mile from Central Point; $300
per ncre; good terms cnn bo had on
nil this property if desired.
J. W. DRESSLER AGENCY,
(01 West Main St. 307
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Women and
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