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MEDFORD MATT. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY. MAY 8, 1911.
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HIGH MARK TOUCHED
BY CATTLE MARKET
PORTLAND, Or.. May 8. Receipts for
tlio first week of May liavo been ns fol fel fol
eow: Cattle, 1G03; calves, 15: hogs. 1050;
sheep, 6110 horses and mules, SI.
Tlie cattle, market retched the lilKhest
mark of tlie Reason tills week when hnv
fed steers sold for 7e& with Insufficient
offerings to supplythe demand. Wo
would advlso nil uw&rs of fed stuff to
ship before the nm' of southern Brass
came starts tills Vny. as the market
will continue sternly to higher until that
time. Thinner steers not well finished
sold all the. way from $6.60 to $6.83,
with tho 8e!ind hovers much In vldmir.
Offering ' in butcher stock wore very
llK'Urond nvnrvthlliir In nttrlit wim minn.
fi up with nvhllty.
Receipts of hogs from local points
wero lieavler than they have been for
somo time, hut the market rallied nnd
held up surprisingly well considering
tho fact that n large shipment of east
ern Iiokh wero on tho market ns well.
While It would lako an extra choice load
of hogs to bring thu former top of $7.25,
ordinary light grades bring $7.10, only
15c under, which, considering the heavy
hnmmerlng of tho week, Is a very slight
decline Indeed. There Is a moro decid
ed slump In. heavier grades, best quali
ties selling from $6 to $6.60.
Tho sheep market remained firm to
higher, with stock fairly well repre
sented. .California cwe.s brought $ I.7C,
yearlings $5.50. 7c continues tho top y
jor oest uprinn lamns, wnuo wetuers
range from $6 to $0.50, with a strong
demand.
' Terrible Train of Troubles.
Lake Charles, ji. Mrs. E. Fournler,
61C Klrhy street, .says: "The month be
fore I took Car Ui I 1 could hardly walk.
1 had backache, headache, pain In my
legs, chills, fainting spells, sick stomach,
dragging feelings, ami no patience or
courage. Slnco taking Cardul I have no
more pains, can walk as far ns I want to,
and feel good all tho time." Take Cardul
and bo benefited by tho peculiar herb In
giedlents which have been -jund ho ef
ficient for womanly Ills. Cardul will re
llovo that backache, headache and all
the misery from which you suffer. Just
iih It hns done for others. Try Cardul.
City Property
Flno corner lot on Dakota avenue; $575,
terms.
4 room plastered house, near Jackson
Boulevard, sell $500 equity for $125,
' balance In easy monthly payments.
7 fine view lots on cast side, close In;
cut price for quick sale.
A number of fine business chances.
C acres, nil platted, well insldo limits,
$6,600, good terms.
TRADE
Elegant apartment house, leased 4 years
$1150 month; take Kilt edge ninth
i proporty.
G acres, all platted; very desirable; trado
for residence proporty.
10 ncres In orchard; tnko resldonco In
town.
Closo In residence on paving for good
ncrenge.
C and 10 ncro tracts In hearing, close In;
tako resldenco proporty.
Fine Income orchard In Qrnnd Junction.
' Col., for ranch neur Medford.
240 ncres flno hog nnd hay ranch for
city proporty.
72 ncres on Trail creek for property In
.. valloy; nearly all tlllablo.
10 notes with Improvements, closo In,
for city properly.
7-room house, closo In, for few acres
good land near town.
Now C-room bungalow; tako lots as part
payment.
5-pnssenger, 4-cyllndor auto In good con
dition; tnko city -lots.
Sonio desirable lotH for acreage or goo"d
paper.
4-room house, water and seworj trado
for acreage.
Pawadona resldenco for' good orchard
proporty.
380 acres black sandy loam soil, all In
cultivation; buildings; fine alfalfa and
e hog ranch; tako good city property,
ICO acres, 25 In bottom; 100 under ditch;
tnko good nuto as part payment.
C000 acres flno wheat land; trado for
ranch property,
80 acres, Deagle, 20 cultivated; all good
fruit land; freo sqjl; buildings; trade
for city property
15 acres; new bungnlow; 6 ncres In al
falfa and grapes; ono of the finest lit
' tlu homes. In valley; trado for proporty
on paving.
36 uctes; 12 In pears; trado for closo-ln
Jlot.
C-room house; good lot; trade for acre
age. $2000 equity In 10-room house, complete
ly furnished, 1 1-3 acres land, trado for
' acreage.
10 acres finely situated, 8 acres In pears,
flno gardon, chicken homes, good
house, trado for bungalow.
Incomo property up to $175,000, for good
body of timber.
New modern bungalow; take acreage or
vacant lots up to $1000.
A flno rental property, all clear; pays
10 por cent on $80,000; trade for un
4p Improved tract.
RANCHES
120-acro ranch, flno sandy lo4m bottom
undo rdltch, Improvements, all tools,
stock, etc; $7000 on terms for Imme
diate sale. , . ,.
C5 acres closo to Medford, 27 In orchard;
less than $200 acre, good terms.
7-room furnished, modern, closo In, fine
lot; $2500. good termi.
1C0 acros. 2 1-2 miles town; 70 acres in
cultivation; 20 In alfaUi; 25 In pears;
10 In apples; fine buildings; $125 per
acre, good terms.
40 ncres. 7 In orchard. 20 In cultivation,
fine soil; $6500; good terms,
llacres, 1 1-4 miles out; 10 acres In
pears; 4 In alfalfa; $275 acre; trade
for larger tract.
320 acres hog and wheat ranch, 75 ncres
In cultivation. 6 miles to R. R- Station.
$2000, snap.
20 acres orchard. Newtowns" and Harr
ietts, rich black soil; finely situated;
$250 per acre, terms.
Flno homestead, G miles from Medford,
$1000,
30 acres, 2-3 young pears, all cultivated,
good Improvements, pumping plant;
close to town; easy termB; price low'
40 acres, part In orchard, good build
Ings. C miles from Medford. $1.5 per
aero.
WANTED f
6-room bungalow, new. close to paving;
out to $800 quick sale; terms.
Qlrls for general housework.
City and ranch property to list.
Woman cook.
E. F. L BITT
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ROOK 300
PKIPPS BUILD Ju,
LLOYDS RAISES RATE
CORONATION INSURANCE
m i :,
LONDON, May 8. Lloyds today rais
ed Its rate for Insurance against a delay
In the coronation owing to rumors that
Queen .Mary's health is poor. The con
dition of tho dueen mother Alexandra
nlso, It Is said. Is such that U may
necessitate tho postponement of tho cer
emony. NOTES DIDI.E STUDENT
WILI. DELIVER ADDRESS
Will Appear Under Ausplcos of Inter
national Bible Students' Association at
. Angle Opera House This Evening; No
admission, or Collection.
A. free Rlblo lecturo will bo given by
Jas. It. Cole of New York nt Commer
cial. Hall Monday night.
Judging from tho many comments this
speaker has received through tho press,
both In Cnnnda as well ns In tho United
States, the lecturo will bo well worth
hearing.
The speaker Is traveling Under tli
aiiHploi'H of the International Rlble Stu
dents' association. Tho object or tills
association Is to stimulate uiblp study
by aiding Christians of any und every
denomination to a better and deeper un
derstanding of God's word.
Rev. Jns. 1L Colo should he heard by
a. largo audience.
Xfotlco to Contractor.
Nottco Is hereby given that sealed bids
will bo received by tho board bf directors
of school district No. 3C, of Jackson
county, state of Oregon, until Wednes
day, May 17,1811, for tho erection of a
ono story frame school building in said
district. Pluns and specifications for
tho sumo may bo seen at tho office of
tho county school superintendent In
Jacksonville,' or In tho case of his ab
sence from tho office, they may be seen
at tho offlcu of the county clerk.
Kach bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for a sum which shall
equal five per cent of tho amount of the
bid,' as a guaranteo of good faith, and
thu' successful bidder will bo required to
give bonds In tho sum of seventy-five
per cent ,of tho amount of the bid. Tho.
board of directors reservo tho right to
reject any and nil bids. Send bids to
J. M. Stevens, Beagle, Or.
D. W. BTURQESS,
' Chairman School Board.
TRUTH. CENTE.
132 North Ivy street, Medford, Or.
A primary course of twelve lessons In
Truth will bo given by Annie Sprague
Smith every Thursday afternoon at 3
p. tn. Teaching- and divine healing by
appointment.
Metaphysical library, literature for
sale. Subscriptions taken for Uenlty
Powor, Nautllils and other" publications.
Enquiries rocolved by mall will receive
prompt attention. ,
All are wolcomo. Love offerings.
NOTICE.
All real estato men nro hereby notified
that my ranch Ib now off tho market.
GO WALLACE WOODS.
For Sale
At bargain, account Illness, six shares
of Olon ROguo Orchard company. Write
ANDREW ELIASON,
40 Wakefield, Nob.
NOTICE.
Dr. Barber Is now located In rooms
207 and 208 Farmers and Fruitgrowers
bank building and will bo pleased to
meet his friends and patrons In the
new location.
TTasklns for Health.
CITY NOTICES.
RESOLUTION.
Bo It resloved by the city council of
thn city of Medford, Oregen:
That It Is tho Intention of the council
to lay a 4-lnch wntor main on Hnmllton
streot from Eleventh street to Dakota
avenue, and to assess tho cost thereof
upon tho proporty fronting on said por
tion of said street In proportion to tlie
frontago of said property.
Tho council will meet at tho cduncll
chamber In thn city hall in said city on
tho lfith dny or May, 1911, at 7:30 p. m.,
at which tlmo all protests against the
laying of said water main on said por
tion of said streot and the assessment
of tho cost thereof upon tho property
fronting thereon will be heard.
Tho foregoing resolution was passed
by tho city council of tho city of Mud
ford on tho 3d day of May, 1911. by the
following vete: Merrick aye. Watt ayo.
Wortman absent, Emerlck ayo, Elfert
aye, Millar absent.
Approved May 4th, 1911.
W. II. CANON, Mayor.
Attest;
ROBT. W., TELFER.
City Recorder.
RESOLUTION.
Bo It resloved by the city council of
tho city of Mqdford, Oregen:
That It Is the Intention of tho council
to lay u 4-lnch water main on ulley be
tween Queen Anno nvenuo and Redely
uvenuo from Roosevelt to Oregon ter
race and to assrss tho cost thereof upon
the property fronting on said portion of
said stnet' In proportion to the frontage
of said property.
The council will meet nt tho council
chamber In tho city hall In wild olty on
the 16th day of May, 1911. at 7 30 p. m.,
at which tlmo all protests against thu
laying of said water main on said por
tion of said street and tho usiiejssment
of tho cost thereof upon tho property
fronting thoreon will bo heard.
The foregoing resolution was passed
by tho city council of tho city of Med
ford on tho 3d day of May. 1911. by tlie
following vete: Merrick aye. Vu aye.
Wortman ubsent. Ernerjck aye, Llfert
aye, Millar absent.
Approved May 4th. 1911. r
" W. II. CANON, Mayor.
At,e8t: ROBT. W. TELFER.
City Recorder.
RESOLUTION.
Be It resloved by the city council of
the city of MoUford. Oregen:
That It Is tho Intention of the council
to lay a 4-lnch water main on Last
Eleventh street from Willamette ayenue
to Ashland avenue and to assess the cost
thereof upon the proporty fronting on
said portion of salt! street In proportion
to the frontage of said property.
Tho council will meet at the council
chamber In the city half In said el ty on
the 16th day of May, 1911, at 7 30 p. ni..
at which tlmo all protests against the
laving of said water main on said por
thin of said street and th assessment
of the cost thereof upon the property
fronting thoreon will be neant.
The foregoing resolution was passed
by the city council of tho city of Med.
ford on tho 3d day of May. 1911. by the
following vete: aierric uyr, "'"'";
Wortman absent. Emerlck aye. Elfort
aye. Millar absent.
Approved May, h.
1911.
CANON. Mayor.
Attest!
ROBT. W. TKLFKR.
City Recorder.
RESOLUTION.
He it resloved by the city council of
the city of Medford. Oregon ..
That It is the Intention of the eouncl
1 lav a 4-lncti water main on South
K.nc street from Dakota avenue to Stew
King . "' , ,,,, .hr. cost thereof
art sn-eci unw - -7 - , - n .t-i uor.
,, tno prupeur .,,......
CITY NOTICES.
tlon of said streot In proportion to tho
frontage of said property.
Tho council will meet at thn council
chamber In the city hall In said city on
the 16th day of May, 1911, at 7:30 p. m.,
at which tlmo nil protests against tho
laying or said water main on sani por
tion of said street nnd the assessment
of the cost thereof upon tho property
fronting thereon will bo heard.
Tho foregoing resolution was passed
by tho city council of tho city of Med
ford on tho 3d dav of May, 1911. by tho
following vote; Merrick aye. Watt aye,
tVortmflu absent. Emerlck aye. Elfert
aye, Millar absent.
Approved May n, mil.
W. II. CANON. Mayor.
Attest:
ROBT. W TELFER.
City Recorder.
RESOLUTION.
Bo It resloved by tho city council of
tno city or .Meuroru, uregen:
That It Is tho Intention of tho council
to lay 4-lnch water main on South New
town street from Dakota uvenuo to Stew
art nvenuo nnd to assess the! cost thereof
upon tho property fronting on said por
tion or snia street in proportion to mo
frontogo of said property.
The council will meet nt tho council
chamber In thn city hall In said city on
the ICth dav of Mnv. 1911. at 7:30 u. in..
nt which tlmo all protests against tho
laying of said water main on said por
tion of snld street and the. assessment
of tho cost thoreof upon tho property
fronting thereon will be iieara.
Tho forccolnir resolution was passed
by tho city council of the city of Med
ford on tho 3d day of May, 1911. by the
fnlloWlng vote; Merrick aye, Watt' nyo,
Wortmnn absent, Emerlck aye, Elfort
aye, Millar absent.
, Approved May 4th, 1911.
W. If. CANON. Mayor.
..vtesti
ROBT. W. TELFER.
City Recorder.
RESOLUTION.
Tie It resloved by tho city council of
tho city or Mwirorii. Oregen:
That it Is tho Intention of tho council
to lay a 4-lnch water main on alley be
tween Oueen Anno avenuu and Jackson
boulevard from Roosuvolt avenue to
Orogdn 'terrace, ftrtd to assess tho cost
(.iereof Upon tho proporty frottng on
said portion of said street In proportion
to tho froiitngo of said property. "
Tho council will meet at the council
chamber In tho city hall In said city On
the 16th day of May. 1911. at 7:30 p. m.,
at which tlmo nil protests ngalnst thu
laying of said water main on said por
tion of said Street and tho assessment
of tho cost thereof upon tho property
fronting thnroon will bo heard.
Tho foregoing resolution was passeHi
by tho city council of tho city of Med
ford on tho 3d day of May, 1911. by the
following Vete: Merrick aye Watt aye,
Wortman absent. Emerlck aye, Elfort
dye, Millar absent.
Approved May 4th, 1911.
W. II. CANON, Mayor.
Attest:
RORT. W. TELFER.
City Recorder.
Bo It Resolved, by the City Council
of tho City of Medford, Oregen:
Whereas there has been filed with the
city council of tho city of, Medford. a
petition signed by moro than ono-fifth
of tho qualified electors of said city
as shown by tho votes cast at the last
municipal election held In said city,
petitioning that tho boundaries o said
eltv nt Mudford be altered and new ter
ritory included thorotn as hereinafter
set forth. It Is therefore resolved that
the following question be submitted to
tho electors of said eltv and also to the
electors residing In the torrltbry herein
after set ferth:
Shall tho boundaries of the city of
Medford be altered by Including therein
the follqwlng described territory, to-
Boglnnlng at a point on tho south
boundary HnO of tho city of Medford.
which Is 39G feet east of the southwest
corner of donation land claim number
4, in township 37, range 1 wust of
the Wlllamotto meridian: thonco east
along tho centor of the county road to
tho east lino of the county road which
Is a continunnco of South Riverside avo
uuo'ln tho city of Medford; thence north
westerly along the east lino of said coun
ty ronel to a point which bears north
72 degrees 30 minutes east from tho
southeast corner of lot 7, of block 1, of
Davis" First addition to tho city of Med
ford; thenco north 72 degrees 30 min
utes oast to a point from which tho
northenst corner of donation land claim
numbor 44, in township 37, rnnfco 1 west,
bears north 72 elegrees 30 minutes east
2G49 foot and north 1538 feet: thence
uorth 20 dogrecs 18 minutes west 400
feet; thenco north 72 degrees 30 min
utes cast to the northerly southeast
corner of South Sea addition to tho city
of, Medford; thenco northwesterly along
the easterly Una of said South Sea ad
dition nnd said Una extended to tho
prosont boundary line of the city of
Medferd: thenco. In a general southwest
erly direction following tho prosont
boundary line of said city to tho place
of beginning, all In Jackson county, Ore-
Resolved further, that said question
bo submitted to snld doctors of tho city
of Mod ford and to said electors of said
-ibave described territory at a special
election to bn called for that purpose,
said election to be held on the 9th day
of May. 1911.
Resolved further, that n sppclal elec
tion In and for tho city of Medford and
In and for tho territory hereinbefore
"crlbed by held on ihe 9th day of May,
1911, between tho hours of 9 a. in. and
5 p. m., Is hereby called for tho purpose
of submitting at said election said ques
tion above set forth.
The following are designated aa tho
places In said city nt which tho polls
will bo open within said city:
First ward Over Ilasklns' drug store
Second ward Hotel Nash sample
room.
Third ware! Cltv hall.
The following' Ib hereby designated as
tho place In the territory hereinbefore
described at which tho polls will bo
epen:
Residence of N. Brophy.
Tho following aro hereby appointed
and designated as Judges and clerks of
said electien:
First ward In said city J. W. Ling,
iuilgo; L. L. Damon, Judge and clerk;
u, T. Lnwton, Judge and clerk.
Second ward In said city J. II. BoN
linger. Judge; Win. Ulrlcti, Judge and
clerk: Charles Talent, Judge and clerk.
Third ward In said city P. W. Chel
?ren, Judge: J, T. Summervllle. Judge
and clerk: II, II. Lorlmcr, judge and
clork.
In the territory hereinbefore describ
ed S. L. Bennett, Wrn. Holmes, N. Bro
ply. The electors of said city of Medford
tnd tho electors of 'tho territory herein
before described are hereby Invited to
votft upon said proposition by placing
upon tlielr ballots "For Annexation" or
"Against Annexation" or words equiv
alent theroto.
Resolved further, that notice of all
the matters heroin set forth be given
by nublUhlng this resolution for four
weeks prior to said election tn the Med
ford Mall Tribune, a nowspaper of gen
eral circulation In said city of Medford
nd In the territory above described,
tnel also by posting four copies of this
resolution In four publlo places In the
territory above described for four weeks
prior to said election.
The foregoing resolution was paused
in tho 4th ilay of April, lull, by the
Ity council of the city of Medford, by
he following vete: Merrick uye. Watt
lye, Wortman aye. Emerlck aye, Elfert
ivl and Millar ava.
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ye. ana muia
Approved Ar
pru bin, mil.
W. II. CANON. Mayor.
Attest:
ROBT. W. TELFER.
Recorder.
Bo It Resolved, by the City Council of
the City of Medford, Oregon)
Whe $as, there has been filed with
the city council o fthe city of Medforel
1 notltlon signed by more than one-fifth
of the qualifier! electors of said city as
mown uy tne vote cam at tne earn mu
nicipal election held In said city, peti
tioning that the boundaries of said city
of Medford be altered and new territory
Included therein as Hereinafter set tortn,
it Is therefore resolve!, that the fol
lowing Question be submitted to the
electors of said city and also to the elec
tors residing in the territory herein
after set ferth:
Htiaii tne nouneiaries or tne city or
Medford bo altered bv Including therein
the following described territory, to
wit. Beginning at the northeast corner of
CITY NOTICES.
Kenwood addition to the city of Med
ford as shown by the recorded plat
llierooi, saia point ueing on inu wesiuriy
boundary lino of tho city- of Medforet.
thence west to tho northwest corner of
snld Kenwood addition; thence noutli
Along tho west line of snlel Addition to
the .southwest corner or block 3 or saiu
additien: thence west to the northwest
corner or Creston addition to tho city of
Medford, as shown on tho recorded plat
thereef: thence south to tho east and
west quarter line of secMon ?r, town
shin 27 south of range west of tho
Willamette meridian, being the north
lino of tho county road winch is an. ex
tension of West Main street In said city;
thcVnce west to a point duo north of the
northwest corner of West Walnut Park
addition to tho city of Medford, ns shown
by "tho recorded plat thereof; thence
south across tho county road nnd along
tho west boundary of said West Wal
nut addition to tho southwest cornor of
snld addition; thence east along the
south lino of said West Walnut nddl
tlon to tho city of Medford, as shown
by the recorded plat thereof, to tho pres
ent corporato lino of said city; thence
north along tho present boundary Una
of snld city to the plnce of beginning,
nil tn Jackson county, Oregon.
Resolved further, that said question
be submitted to said electors of tho city
of Medford nnd to snld electors of said
above described territory nt a special
election to bo called for that purpose,
snld election to be held on tho 10th day
of May, 1911.
Resolved further, that a special elec
tion In nnd for tho city of Medford nnd
In nnd for tho territory hereinbefore
doKcrlbed be held on tho 10th day of
May, 1911, between the hours of 9 a. m.
nnd B p. m.. Is hereby called for the
purposo of submitting nt said election
said question abovo set forth.
Tho following nro designated as the
places In snld city at which tho polls
will be open within said city:
First wnrel Over Hnsklns' drug store.
Secontl ward Nash hotel sample room.
Third ward City hall.
Tho followlmr In hcrebv deslunnteil na
the place in tho territory hereinbefore
described at which the polls will be
epen:
The following are horoby appointed
and designated ns judges and clerks of
said electien:
First ward in said city J. W. Llntr,
Iudge; L. L. Damon, Judgo and clork;
). T. Lawton, Judge, and clerk.
Second ward In said city J. IX. Bel
linger, Judgo; Win. Ulrlch, Judge and
clerk: Chas. Talent, judge and clerk.
Third ward In said city P. W. Chel
gren. Judge; J. T, Summervllle. judge
and clork; II. II. Lorlmer, judge and
clerk.
In tho territory hereinbefore describ
ed T. K. Murray. H. &. Streator, E. F.
A. Blttner.
Thi eloctors of nnlrt city of Moelford
and tho electors of the territory herein
before described nro hereby Invited to
voto upon said proposition by placing
Upon their ballots "For Annexation" or
"Against Ahnexntlon" or words equiva
lent theroto.
Resolved further, that notlco of all
tho matters herein net forth bo given
by publishing this resolution for four
woks prior to said election in the Med
ford Mall Tribune, n newspaper of gen
eral circulation In said city of Medford
and In tho territory nbovo desorlbed and
also by posting four copies of this reso
lution In four publlo places In said city
and In four publlo places In the terri
tory nbovo described for four weeks
prior to said election.
Tho foregoing resolution Was nassed
on the 4th day of April, 1911, by tho
city council of tho city of Medford by
tno louowing vote: MerricK aye, watt
ayo, wortman aye, .Elfort ayo, Millar
aye.
Approved April 0, jsh.
W. H. 'CANON, Mayor.
Attest
ROBT. W. TELFKR.
. Recorder.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE A guaranteed proilt-paylng
restaurant; excellent location. Com
petant Instruction freo to ono un
familiar with the business. Price
$3300; well worth Investigating. E.
8. Tumy, 201 OarneWCoWy bldg. 40
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE O REXCI1ANGE Practical
ly now Studebakor hack with polo.
Will sell cheap or trade for light dou
bio or largo slnglo buggy; must be In
first-class condition. Cnll 1118 West
Eighth street or phono Mhln C901,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FtVe pns-
songer 4-cyllnder touring automobile.
Address Box 200, caro Mall Tribune
office.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Homestead re
linquishment, good location. Address
P. O. box 732. 43
FOR EXCHANGE.
Real EstaU
FOR EXCHANGE Medford and subur
ban proporty, ranchos, timber lands,
for other property. Address Box 199,
euro Mall Tribune.
FOR TRADE What liavo you to trado
for $2,000 equity In residence proporty.
Address J R care Mall Tribune. '
WANTED To evxohnnge, a timber claim
with good title to a contractor for
building u houso on lot In Talent, Or
Splondld opportunity. Myra Roberts,
Talent, Oregon. 45
I WILL EXgilANOE Oakland property for
Medrore) renl estate; ir interested,
phono Main 62C1. 42
FOR SALE OR RENT
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Bnilneis Property
FOR SALE OR RENT Good opening for
general merchandise store In now
town with $15,000 monthly payroll, on
railroad, 12 miles from Medford. Gold
Ray Realty Co, 206 W. Main.
FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms-.
FOR RENT. FurnlHhep room In now
strictly modern " bungalow, close In.
517 H. Holly. 41
FOR RENT 2 newly furnished front
room. Gentlemen preferred. 723 AVnst
Second. 45
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, $1.50 nnel
up per woe It, at 44 South Grape. 41
FOR RENT Kuautlful room, second
bloc!: Houth of park: reflnod woman
roomer desired, 227 S. Oukdale. 40
FOR RENT Rooms with or without
board; family stylo. 317 E. Jack
son. , . 49
FOR RENT One nicely furnished room
closo In with bath. Phone Main 2935,
44
FOR RENT At the Cottage, modern
furnished rooms. Rooms equlppai)
with private telephone service, hot and
cold running water, sleeping porches,
bath, accommodations and heat if de
sired. 604 W. Tenth st. Phone call
private exenange 141,
FOR RENT FurnHhed sleeping room
everything new and clean; reasonabl
price; easy walk, from Main at. Only
men need apply. Oleson and W. Ham
llton sts. Phone Main 4474.
FOR RENT Elegantly1 furnished rooms
steam heat, hot and cold water, baths
electrlo lights, newly furnished, sin
glu rooms or en suite, by the day
week or month Inquire room 103
Electrlo bldg. 218 W, Main st,
FOR RENT
rnjrelehea Rejqsui
FOR RENT pleasant roomB for trans
ients, reasonable, nt 1X8 soutn iiouy
near city park. 42
HonMkeeplnf Rooms
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms nt 23
Rooseveltt avenue'. -11
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms nt 122
North ivy streqt.
FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms,
closo In. Apply 322 South Central avn
nUo. 41
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 45
North Bnrtlctt St. ?
H(illli
FOR RENT Modem furnished house.
closo In. 508 South Grape. 13
FOR RENT Now 4-room house, mod
ern; Inquire 62C S. Nowtown. 40
FOR RUNT Two-room furnished house,
close In. 125 N. Holly St. 40
FOR RENT Now 7-room bungalow,
modern; no small children. Phono
2302. Call at 228 N. Central nvo. 42
FOR RENT 3 room furnished bunga
low, Inquire 527 South Holly.
FOR RENT Five-room houso newly pa
pered throughout, ono block from city
park. City water In yard and toilet.
Phono Mnln 3401.
FOR RENT 5-room modern houso.
qulro 60 N. Orange nt.
In-
FOR RENT Now 6-room bungalow.
Just completqel, modern. Call Home
Phono 190-X. 40
FOR. RENT Nuw 5,-rooni houso Willi
bath and pantry. All modern, close tn.
Address 021 Hamilton street West,
Phorio 2455.
FOR RENT A threo-room houso, fur-
nlshod, closo In; also a two-room houso
furnished; also two room suites, fur
nished; piano, etc., closo Inj 122 Tripp
St., or nee A. B. Sating, room 34, Jack
son County Bank bldg., qr seo T. W.
Dalley, room 33. 43
FOR RENT Modem holisn to one or
two families, partly furnished. Call
504 South Holly street. 44
FOR RENT Two room furnished house,
electrlo lights ami city water. 317
We'Ht Second street.
FOR RENT Ono 6-room ami ono C-room
modern bungalow. Inquire at 742
West 14lh nt. 45
Xarms
FOR. RENT Farms from 40 acres to
400 acres, alfalfa land, fruit ranches,
garden land, general farming ranches.
Gold Ray Renlty Co., 216 W. Main. .
Board Had Room
IjuARD. with or w.Rhput roem: meals
sorycel family Bty.lo. 9Q0 E. Main
street. 44
GOOD BOARD and room.
Central.
607
South
44
Business. Rooms
FOR RENT Business building corner
Eighth und Centrut avenue, suitable
for garngo or other purposes, Seo li
Klum. 216 East Main.
FOR RENT DuslnuHH room on W. Main
st 24x140, suitable for restaurant or
billiard room or other business, steam
heat. Gdld Ray Realty Co., 216 W.
Main Bt
Offices for Rent
FOR RENT Over tho postofflco with
heat and light. Soo A. A. Davis.
FOR RENT Offlco rooms In Eleotric
bldg., modern equipment, steam heat,
electrlo light, baths, toilet, hot nnd
coil water. Gold Ruy Realty Co.. 216
W. Main st,
Miscellaneous.
FOR LEASE Fishing, boating and hunt
ing resort on easy terms. Box 32,
Mall Tribune.
FOR RENT Garden land In tracts
of from one ncro upwards, with
water for Irrigation. Owner will
furnish team and Implements for cul
tivating und seed for share of crop.
Inquire of Ruffum, Roguo River Elec
trlo Co.. 216 W. Main st
FOR SALE.
Acreage
FOR SALE 5 and 10 aero tracts Just
within and adjoining city limits, nt a
bargain, on B annual payments. Ad
dress Condor Wator & Power Co.
FOR SALE Best buy In Jnckson coun
ty, 3 $4 acres. Improved. $1680; ne-ar
Eagle Point, Or. J. Ilarvoy. 48
Lots.
FOR HALE Lots on Palm streot, $325
and up; house and "burn; terms. 731
W. 2il st. 43
FOR SALE 13 lots In Tulent. Or., on
thorn nro a flno family orchard, 50
bearing trees, (6 years old, ItiO young
pemr trees, fine now ejwelllng houso,
situated near schoolhouso; prlco $3000:
$150 ejaHli, balance ein time, Lumon N,
Judd, agent. Talent, Or.
FOR SALE One or two of the finest
vacant lots on Ross Court, laying two
feet abovu stduwalk; sewur and water
connection made and extended to In
sldo line of sidewalk. Address A. V.
Carlson, Routo 1, Box A-72, Central
Point. 80
FOR SALE Will sell 2 lots on Board
man street for $276 each. Just $10
down und $10 per month. Tumy, 201
Qarnett-Coroy building. 42
Business Froperty
FOR HALE Cholco business property
ut a bargain, on long time; easy torin.i,
Address Condor Water Power Co.
House.
FOR SALE A bargain. 7-room houso
and 2 lots or house and 1 lot. Address
Box 727, Meelford. 43
FOR HALE Good 4-room houso, good
shed, lot 60x112. city wator, large gar
den, only $950.00. 7S7 W. 14th St., 7
blocks south Washington school. 42
FOR SALE Jackson county lauds In
Rogue river valley, Oregon, by 0m
Jackson County Realty company, II. M.
Coss, manager. Office In Oarnett
Corey building, room 217. Farm lands,
garden lands, fruit lauds, stock
ranches, large und small tracts of Im
proved and unimproved lands. Oflce
phono 6(91; resldenco 141. '
FOR SALE.
! r
FOR SALE I havo, a fow houses for
salo In different parts of tho city at
various prices. If you aro looking for
a liouso .why n,ot look over my list?
It costs you nothing. E. S, Tumy, 201
Oarnett-Carey building. 42
Real JJetate
FOR SALE 40 ncres uncleared fruit
land; good location; doop soil; $C0 an
acre. AeldrcsB C. L. Dusenbory, Gold
Hill, Oregon. 40
FQR, SALE Just $1000 buys a relln
euilshmont on 320 acres of wheat land
In the whcnt district of Montana. Near
a town, traveling expenses paid If you
purchase E. S. Tumy, 201 Garnce
Carey building. 42
FOR SALE 8 H ncres fruit and poultry
ranch, 200 head of poultry, team and
tools go with placo If desired; west of
S. Oakdale nvo. See owner on place.
Robert Duttln.
HliceUAneoun
FOR SALE Flno plants, early cabbage,
tomatoes, peppors, trnnsplantoel. C.
Carey, Talent, Ore., phono 7107.
FOR HALE Houso tent, hImo 12x14. 446
South Central 4B
FOR SALE Hay. Ihavo grain and aV
falfa baled. Seo A. A. Davis.
FOR SALE Corn. Inquire Dr. Clancy's
offlco, Phlppn bldg., or phono Main
601.
KOR SALE Tlie Star mines and mill,
completely equipped for wator power;
uleo ono Scotch marine 'bollor, nearly
new; avntlable wator right nnd mill
elto are to bo sold. Prefer soiling all
together. Call on or address E. B.
Hawkins, Applegate. Or. 42
FOR SALE Dry ash wood; will deliver
for low prlco. Phono Paclflo 3311 40
FOR SALE Home furniture, very rea
sonable, 816 North Front nt, 40
FOR SLE Flno span 0-year-old mar on,
weight 1325 UGh. ambitious, sound.
truct J. C. Pendleton &, Son, Table
Rock, Oregon. 46
FOR SALE A flno bargain In horso.
harness and wngon nnd cow; goeid
prospector's camp outfit cheap. I'liomi
6043 or callat 620. Park; avenue. 45
FOR SALE Ono gtiod saddle hornd. 'In
quire Mrs. P. J. Naff, Phono 2202.
FOR SALE Day, mam. weight' 105Q lbs.
Goeid for riding or driving; nlso sad
dle outfit. Call at 603 H. Oakdale nvo.
or phono Mala 6021. 42
FOR SALE At a bargnln. furniture;
house) for rent. 127 South Urape
street,
WANTED.
Miscellaneous
WANTED Orders taken at Wlluon's
second hand store for hauling sand and
gravel. Phono Bell T. 3161; Home
266 L. 43
WANTED Clean-up rags at Mall Trib
une job department.
WANTED To buy fox torrlor pup. E.
F. Janiiey, Central Point. 40
WANTED 'A Htoreroom with about 12
or 16 feot front In goexl business loca
tion; If nnyono now in business has
more room than neeelod, will bo glad
to take part of the) samei: rent rua-
sonablo. AehlrcHS Box 318, caro Mall'
Tribune offlco. 41
WANTED About 6 acres bearing or-
p harel. closo In: proferably under ditch
untl no buildings. Glvo location, full
description, prlcei und terms, No
ngi-nls. Address W, T. caret Mall-Tribune.
WANTED 5,000 loan, long term, elecmit
Interest, 011 200 ncrcH best fruit land
In valley. P. W. Cheney, Coolna, Cal
ifornia. Bl
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED Colorod womnn wants
washlpg nnd elays wprk, 630 Fir street
North. Mrs. Jordan, 41
CHRIS MOORE Landscape gardnor,
lawns nnd grounds taken caro of. Ad
dress 1166 West Eighth street. 60
WANTED I do housekeeping by tho day
or hour or week. Phone M 3361. 227 a
Ivy st. Japnncno M. Harry. 42
HELP WANTED.
Kelp Wanted Ms.1
WANTED Salesman for oxculslvo ter
ritory. Big opportunities. No expe
rience noceisHury. Complete lino Yak
ima Vnlloy gr.own fruit, shsdo and
ornamental stock. Cash weekly. Out
fit free, Topponlsh Nursery Company,
Toppeiilnh, Wush.
WANTED Salesmen to sell our lino of
superior nursery stock. Can glvo you
cholco of territory. Cash paid weekly
and outfit furnished. Vaclflo Nursory
Company, 308 Corbett building, Port
land, Oro. 8'
WANTED Salesmen In overy locality of
the northwest; money advanced week
ly; many make over $1000 month;
cholco of territory. Yakima Valley
Nursery Co., Toponlah, Wash.
Help Wasted Female
WANTED Girl for general housowork.
Mrs. J, II. Blssell, P. O. Box 78. 44
WANTED A young lady; goeid cash po
sition. Call ut Dr. Sheurer's office
In forenoon 10 to Hi afternoon from
3 to 4. 43
WANTED Competent housekoopor for
family of three, P, O, box 267.
WANTED Woman for general houso
work, ono who can cook. Wages $30
per month. Apply Buffum, Roguo
Rlvor Electrlo Co., 216 W. Msln
APPRENTICE lady wanted"nTafegoryS"
Studio.
WANTED Young lady for general
housework. Best wages. Inquire Buf
futii, Rogue River Electrlo Co., 216 W
Mala st.
MISCELLANEOUS
TO LOAN $1300 to loan on renl es
tato with good security for one year ut
10 per cent luterejst. Address I. O.
box 25. "
GOOD PASTURE for horBes and cnttle.
314 miles south of Ashland, W O.
Gordon. Phone 6014. 44
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstracts.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY ABSTRACT
TITLE CO., INC, Jacksonville, Phones
Pacific, Main 11, Home 2000,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Architect.
JOHNS & TURNER. Architects and
Builders. Office 7-8, 325 Main; phono
Main 3471. Residence phone 744.
Accountant.
D. R. WOOD General, accountant Tour
bookh audited arid kept for a reasonable
flguro; your business solicited. Offlco
Phlpps bldg., room 209. Phone 3122.
ABinyer and Analyst. '
EARL V. INOELS, B. H.--Hest equipped
assay oflce In Oregon; food products,
soils, fertilizers, spray products, wator
etc., analyzed. Grants PaHs.
Attorneys.
COLVIO & REAMES W. M. Colvlg. G
L. Reames. Lawyer. Offlco Medford
National Bank building, second floor.
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MKALEY
Attorncy-nt-lttW. Nos. 1 and 2 Post
office building.
A. E. REAMES Lwyor. Qarnett-Coroy
building.
WITHINOTON & KELLY LnWyers.
Palm building.
B. F. MULKEY Lawyer, Room 30 Jack
son Co., Bank bldg.
BUUara Parlor.
a T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Cigar
ami Soft Drinks. Up stalra. Young &
Hall building. A nice, cool placo lo
spend tho hot afternoons.
BUI Fosters.
VERNE T, CANON Bill poster nnd Dis
tributor. All orders promptly filled.
Room 29, Jackson County Bank build
ing, Medford, Oregon.
Clffara and Tobacco.
IRELAND, & ANTLE. Smokehouse
Dealers In tobacco, clgnrs. and smok
ers' supplies. Exclusive agent of Lewis
Single nimlor, RI Mcrlto and El Pulcn
cla. 212 West Main streot.
Civil Baglneera.
ASTBURY A TEE. CIVIL ENGINEERS,
surveyors. Specialty; Platting, sub
ellvidlng nnd municipal engineering.
Phono 4081. Room 408 Qarnett-Coroy
mutt,, flieiuurei, ejregon.
Dressmaking.
MRS. DELLA BAIN Dressmaking nnd
plain sowing; will go by day or sow
at home. 101 South Newtown st
Furniture.
II. F. WILSON & CO.. dealcrH In nuv
and second-hand furniture and hura
ware. Agents for Household stoves
nnd ranges. 16 South Fir street. Phdne
Main 310LHomu 266-L.
MI8SI8N iaJRNITURirVORKS-CeTr-nor
8th and Holly stroots, Medforel.
niiBBiun lurniiuro mnue to order. Cab
lnot work of all kinds. A trial order
sollcltod.
fttORDUFF & WOLFF Cooksluvea and
ranges. Now and secoml hnnd furnl-
jure, isneis- old Hlnnd, 18 Fir street,
South, Phono 91. Home 283-IC. Med
ford. Sranlte Works.
QOLD RAY GRANITE CO., 216 West
Mnln street, manufacturers and deal
ers In monumental nnd building gran
ite, crushed granite, common brick and
pressed brlok, coarse and flno washed
river sand.
iSuCDFORD uitlClC cO,-deo. W. Prldeiy",
O. D. Nagle, Geo. T. O'Brien Contrac
tors nnel manufacturers of brick; deal
ers In pressed brick nnd lime. Offlco
In Garnott-Coroy blook, room 209. 3d
floor. Phono No. 3181.
Landscape Gardener.
JOHN F. BELTZ. Lnndsenpo Gardonor.
Botweon Rlversldo nvenuo and Beatty
streot. Medford, Or. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Call Main 3812.
Notary FubUo
NOTARY PUBLIC RooilTliTrnTpirs
building.
HELEN N. YOCKEY. Notnry public.
Bring your work to mo nt the sign of
Tho Mnll Trlbuno.
Tents and Awning's. '
MEDFORp TENT AND AWNING CO..
makers of now, repairers of old. Both
Phonos 4U5 H. Oakdale.
Nurseries.
MEDFORD GREEN HOUSE Cut flow
ers, potted plants, shrubbery bulbs, 923
E. Main. Phono 3741.
UAKKR NURSERIES Our troes are
budded, not grafted, Our stock la not
Irrigated. 'a guarantee everything put
out- Wo uro not In tho trust. H. 11.
Patterson, office removed to 116 13.
Mnln nt.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEV NURSERY
CO., Inc. Orowors of high grndo nur
sery stock. Offlco 25 W. Main. Tele
phono 1201.
Fliyslclans nnd Burgeons.
DRS. CONROY A CLANCY Pnyslclans
und surgeons, Taylor and Phlpps bldg.,
rooniH 210-211-212. Offlco phono 501.
resldonco phono 612. Office hours 9 u.
m. to 8 p. in.
D,.lVI,'Si..CAlu'OW' lm- EVA MAINS
CARLO W Osteopathia physicians.
Moved to rooms tie und 417 Uarnelt
Corey bldg. Phone Main 6351.
DR. II irp'ORTER Diseases of wei
men a specialty Rooms 6, 6, 7. 8, St.
Murk's hlelg., Medford. Oregon; phones,
Offlco 4961iresjldenco 4051.
DR. A RTEM AS wrDEANE Dentist
Offlco In Rlalto bldg,, 123 E, Main.
Oas udmlnlstered for extraction of
teeth . Telephone Main 681. Night
phono 4432. "
DR. STEARNS Physician nnel Burgeein.
?.f."S Giirnett-Coreiy bldg.. rooms
211-212. phono 6601. Residence 113
Laurel st., phono 2092.
DR." H." A". LOCKWOOD. phyHklaiTiinil
surgeon,
DR. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWQOD.
practlco limited to diseases of wo
mnn. Offices ovor Hawkins drug store.
Pliemes: Pacific 1001; Home 2g.
' Dr. W. M. Van Scoyoo. "
Dr. C. C. Van Scoyoo.
Dentists.
Garnett-Corey bldg., mil to 318. Modforel.
Oregon. Doth Phones.
DR. J. J. EM.MENS Pructlce limited te
illseaso of tho eyn. ear, nosu and throat,
Offlco 216 E. Main vtreot.
DRS. SAUNDERS AND GREEN Prao
tlcu limited to oyo, par, nose und
throat. Office: Suite 318 Gamett
Corey building. Roth phones.
Chinese Medicines.
CHOW YOUNO'H Chlneselnedlclnes will
cure rheumatism, caturrh, colds, goit
ers, throat apd lung trouble, deafness,
paralysis, private diseases and nil
kinds of chronlo and nervous ullmonts,
Stomuch trouble, constipation. Indiges
tion, womb and bladder troubles. See
me at 241 8 Front St., Medforel. Ore.
Frlnters and Publishers,
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.. has the best
equipped Job office In Southern Oro
gou; book binding; loose leaf systems;
cut puneir. etc., etc., Portlund prlcea.
27 North ljlrstreot.
Stenographers.
ELLA W. a U AN YAW Palm Block.
Stenographic, work dune quickly and
well.
Sign.
VALLEY SIGN ADVERTISING CO.'S
SIGNS will help build up your busi
ness. Phone 802. 18 Rlversldo avenue.
Steam Hooting,
PONTINO & REN. Steam and hot .
tor heating, dry kiln und power work.
Satisfaction guaranteed, Estimates
given. Phenes: Paclflo 4601, Home
124-L, residence Pacific 4463. Box 434,
37 South Central avenue, Medford,
Oregon,
sjewlns Machines.
HEWING MACHINES CAVE DUNCAN,
local representative for "Hluger" and
"Wheeler & Wilson" sowing machines.
Phono 6043, Mimhlne'H for sn or rout
Repairing. Offlco 31 N. Burtleitt
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