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Newspaper Page TextSf" 4 aa ..it i iviuit jLviaenuy uiani lninK op much or derrs iaea . . .11" l I. ill I Mt- tl.t.lli.. sTrfvr -rllf.lLS rtt TO GWTINTO TM3 COttMVION AiWr abYfcoViaeiiTi UiJ it. t.. .. .rf ... j . niHOUVlH. TOW do (NVo iMfct'- .. ( V V HLJ JlhaanAUlin,U Y. Jr -' I Our Correspondents EAGLE POINT EAQLETS. (Hy A. 0. Ilowlott.) County enuiuilMdonor James Owoiih wiik among tin Inst Saturday. Mrn. Mlddlohinthor anil her nun Clarence of Trull wore business vlti l(orn nineni: im Saturday. Ohm Nichols hail a runaway last Kalunlay lilit homo Ionic frlnht ami wont ilanhliiK down tint ri'it lownril Ihti iloput, liroakhiK (hit nhartn anil harni'itit ioiiHlilornl)li. Krnnk Jolmnon anil IiIh mm witro aliio niiioim ii lnxt Batiirtlay. NlrhoU & Co. Imvo coinlilotod their lrt plant anil ar'o turitltiK out ahont I ('.(III iiouiiiIk a day. Thuy liavo Itullt a wood IiiiIIiIIiik n Uio roar of llntlr lirli'k to -ovitr thidr aiiolliut itiiKlno and a )iarl of ll nianhlnory unit hnvt tliliiKN fixed up flmt (). C. DuvIk nninrlH that hit hntch untit a 10 inonthH old ralf that drcwo'il 11 poumlH, that In xoinu rair for ItH aKi'. Tim dnnco Blvi'ii by lh KnKl" Point ball t wiiii bint I'rlday iiIkIU wiih a Krand mK('H. I heard cunt man say that thi'rn wont no many thoro that they could hardly find room to dance. Tliero wiiio about ninety tlckeln Hold 1 tinilenitand nlthoii;li 1 havo not been nlilu to learn dflnllJy tlm number. 'V. K. Ilammel atlnuded the daueo and tho next imirnliiK wont to Med foril. Merrill and Marvin Ooodo twin hrothem weie pturtBtint eallnrs 1:ihI Hatiirday. CmrKo (IlvenH. Henry l-'ieneh and Kd I'omIit weio doliiK IiuhIiichh with our merrhauU Kalunlay. Mr. (I iindrnlaml that bin InltlalH n ro J. It.) Uendemon who him a homentead on Hoohu creek wan badly huiNt biHl Kntiirday inoriilnc ho wiih holitliiK Mr. Kd Conlny ralHn a barn, the two men wero workliiK toKOllutr, and Mr. Conlny wan on top of tho framo work about twonty foot lilith timl lot an elitht pound hammer fall ItntrlkliiK Mr. HcuderHon In tho back about half way between tho neek mid tho lilpn, and he, Mr. Conley rimhed to town for medlral aid hut I have not been ablo to learn tho par tlulan iik lo tho ri'Hiilt, a I havo boon away to Aituto and 'Pablo Hock Htniday nfU'inoon and Monday fore noon, but If I can loam moro will Klve It next time. ' lln'iry MeyerH and non of I.uko orwitk worn plomiani ciiIIoih Kalunlay. 'J'. V, Ayron, wlfo and diuiKlitor, Mrs. Nflwnort worn vIhUIiik thnlr dauRbler and HlHtor, Itomi Haturday whllo In town. 't. Ij. Crumwoll of (JranlH Pubr railed Kalunlay ovoiilni; to iniiko ar laiiKeinentB lo havo IiIh Wlfo Htop at tliii Hunny Hldo for a weokH ho that nlio uin rernporalb hor health. Itnv. Lamar proaulied IiIh farovyell nernion Hunilay, ho Iiiih been pawtor of thit'llaptlHt oliuioli hero for tho laHt threo and a iiuarler yeaiH and In mak Ini; IiIh cIohIuk tomarlca Hunilay morn Iiir, apoko of tho HtrniiK t'1'" "xlHtlius butwenn lilnmolf and IiIh cIuii'ko, and how, with roRrotH ho wiih U'hvIiik tlium. and iiIho paid his church a (Hiipllnioiit hy Htatlni; that thoy had contrllmtod tuoro toward tin) innlu taluanco of tho church, In proportion to their ability than any othor church In tho liouudH of tho Uokuo Ulvor JlaptlHt iiHHOclutlon. Mr. Lnmar, whlln not what would ho culled a fluent piouulmr Ih looked upon in tlioMi parln an a i;ood dovotod CluiH tlan koiiI Ionian ,uni )h ii oml pautor, mid loavoH many warm frlondB bo liiml him. Ho' kooh from hero to ta'ko uhai'Ko of tho dontral Point- Morlln work. Hq will bo Hiiccoodod tiy n man by tho namo ot SImmlnB, ThoinaB and hylo Carlton of AbIi- Jiuut woro plonnant oallorH Silnday. Qwlm; to tho rain tho ball boyu did not play hiBt Sunday. 1Tho uoxt tlmo I will toll ot tho 'J'njilo Hook moolliiK. Medford Printing company carry a (Hit lino of logul ultufkt). OTPFQRP MTATH TRTBUNTg, .1 r i )j ti i o nvr i c t II 1A.... t...l. UWLL. w KNti-riuW'ito stiiw. . . . Z THCOTHqiV EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS IM Hamlin of ICdou valley wan In Phooulx Tiii'nday. C. Carey of North Talent pont Holiday and .Monday In Ashland. Mr. Ilort Peuohoy vliiltod her Krandmottior Mth. Htancllff Haturday. I.oulo Colvcr Hpent Kumlay with li Ih wlfn and baby at her mother on Wagner creek. Karl and Clnience Fry of Phoenix loft TiimdAy for a vluli to KaiiHiiK CHy, Kaunaii where thoy will upend u Reed portion of tint minimer. Mr. and Mrn. 0. H. Ileluni of Tal ent went In Anhlnnd .ionday. Dr. Frank ItoberlR of Myrtle crook waa vlnltlnt; bin father and brother In North Talent tho IiimL of tho week. J. H. Hpltier and wlfo of Talent went In Medford Tnoiday. Mr. and Mr it. K. O, Iteaiio of AhIi laud vlnlted homo folkn In North Talent .Sunday. Mrn. JameH Morion of Phoenix left for California lam Thurmlay. Minn Sylml KIhIi, who ban lately returned from achool at Oakland, Calif,, Ih vIhKIiik Mth. Joo Itadcr. J CENTRAL PPINT ITEMS. Mr. Uuin-nn roturnod from a north ern trip Tuomlay mnnilut;. Mrn. Court Hal) of Medford Hponl Tueday here. A. II. Cornell and Mr. Trlmhlo of OrantM Pans Hpoiit TuoMilay'ln our clly. Died Tuesday at 10:30 a. in., Mark lletnerly at tho rmldunro of IiIh KrHiulmother, Mrn. Julia Owens, fun eral wiih hold thin afternoon. Tho Inula! took place at tho Central Point cemetery. I.lttlo I.oln Orlm datiKhtcr of rouucllman I). C. (Irltu, haa been iiilto HI for Heveral dayn. Our tonnorlal artlht, K. K. Himwoll, Iiiih let tho ntnlrart for a beautiful new buiiKulow. f DEBENGER GAP ITEMS.. Walter Chapman of Honis'i was n business- visitor at Central Point last Monday. K. Kiroliessnor M.I), of Itivordale was a professional visitor at Hold Hill last Friday and Norman (luge of l)obone,er (hijt wiih ii InisinosH visitor at (lin'Haini) place uiUl (Into. Itex II. I.ampmaii, ex-odior of Hie (lold Hill News, visilod fnun lust Friday until Monday with Dr. Kirch- gCHsiicr of the Itivordale ranch mid also friends nt the Doheuger flap ranch. Mrn. (I. W. Slncy and two daugh ters, Alberta mid Hcssiu of Hoaglo left for Diinsiintiir;. Calif., IiihI TliurH day. , .,ti ' " Tom donas of Nought wiih u busi ness Vinitor in Afilford lust Tticnilay, Ur, K. Ivireligoisnor wns u profoA Hiouul visitor In Medford last Monday nnd again Wednesday. RIVERSIDE RIPPLES Mrs. MoQuilkcu of Ashland is visit ing with Mrn. (lay and Miws ilnrpor. Mr. Htino of Medford wiih at Hiver sido Monday taking lire iiisunuice. Mrs. i. T. (liilliKiir, K. C. Stwul and O. II. Alilmi"iiisufcd with him. Mr. mid Mrs. II. II. Nye, tho for mer's father mid Mrs. G, It. Aldou wore calling on Mr. mid Mrs. Jluro Sunday. Mrs, Woolverlon, Miss IJorlltu Woolvovloii nud Miss Anna Mo Known wnlit to IlogiuV ltyvcr jMondAy to nl lond llio Ice. ovouin Social given by tint Indies of tho Jtogut) Uivor Improve ment club. Mr. Knlteior mid his undo from ,Onalia wero .Sunday cullers nt tho Inline of Mr, fluy mid Miss Jlnrpor. Thoy are. touring Urn west mid sny t tint Jtiujut)' lllvoV valley is iiliead of any pari of tlio country thoy Imvo vistUia mid thoy worn vory much ploiiHod with this pnrtioulur part of lliolvulloy, MIhh Vera Millar of fluid Hill wn PiiliiiiK' on Itivorsldit friends Mmidu.. Mr. t, 0. Stviid is Mill iuli o W&r) G? I I .-J- TH6YLU THINK "C-'Re CJ ' '!.! ,1' ' " M . f I.t7j MtTT.'IMG. COT -n ' " " f uut . think, now rH I've ' nr! WMeM a fiaTvirrMiM CftN WP WT fNTO ' AdWCRoPTIW "-" , THO HULTHOA- GOT T. iwwwwww . J, ' - ' .t.U-, ,r I NOWViIGHT'NroTMG VMAT (hi! Iicauty of bin place. He now Iiiik tho (union t Mtcw I'IiiIhIiciI, h rcinent walk mill u very jirotty ieiieo uuross llio i'roiil of'lliu yard. Mr. II. II. Kye Iiiih two very rare plants wltioli ho earel'iilly tratinplant oil from tho hack yard to it prominent place ut the front of the Iiouhu. Since they Imvo fully lievolopod tlicy provu to ho Nicntiami Tnlmeuin mill Vet Iiikciiui TluipHiiH otlienvihit known ok tohueco nnd ootmnou Mullein. Mrn. W. f. Ililtlo relumoil Sunday from I'ortlnnil whore h1i attended the Home fcNlivul and vihltcd n siHter the pant two Wookn, Mr. I, f. Galliar wiik in JJodfonl Saturday to xettlo iusiirauee claiiiih mi bin limine which burned to the Kmuiul ircmilly. All claims wero Hiit ifiU'torily Hotlleil by the company. Other Medford visitors Sntunlnv wore i I). N'oolwrton and II. H. Xyi. Tho Itocrenlioii club were out in goodly iiumbdrH Thurhday in spite of tho rain. Tho dull mot with Mrs. Woolverlon. ICaoh member cave orig inal iduiiH on hoiisokcopin'. Nv. Miller rend an original poem which wiih full of wit mid humor and showed that Wo have not yet discovered all of our (oral jtoots. Kaeh lady triivo lier favorite cake rrcipo for the rent to add lo their collection of food tiling timl .Mink' Woolverlon and M. Miller avo some oxeellout musical Holoctiouri, both voeul and iiHtrumon- lul. The liostesH then served most excellent rcfresluneiilH. Next meet- inir'nill ho July 18 with Mrs. (J. it. Allien. LOST LOST Scott terrier named HiiBter, ono black oar and eye. Notify (lold Ray Realty Co. 81 LOST--In Medford about 3 or 1 weeks ago a Kentucky Fox hound, blemish white markings, answers to uamo of HlHniark. Reward for Information loading to recovery. AdUrcisiJobu Jl. Hummeraly, Gold Hill, Oregon. RUS1NK89 OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE- Peel, blllard and cigar liUHluess nt in N. Fir. 87 FOH SALE Peel, billiard and cigar biiHlness at 10, N. Fir st. S7 FOR RKNT FURNISnKD ROOMS FOH HKNT Comfortnblo room In private home, close In. Hrcakfost. 02f Hamilton st. W. Phono 2400. SO FOR RKNT Large sleeping room, 1,00 nnd J2 par week. Modern ouBokoeplitg npartmonts, $1G nnd $16. 'Home "phone 2GC-K. 222 8outh Holly. FOR RENT Modern fumlshod rooms at tho Cottngo, 604 West 10th st., two blocks south Medford hotel. Hot nnd cold wator In rooms. Home phono 217. Mrs. 11. M. Coss. NEW TODAY Cine In mid look over tho list ot Hinallor , oreliardH from 12 to 20 acres that wo aro offering. Thoy aro In full bearing and tho finest In tho valley. No trouble to show thoni, to people wanting to buy. 40 acres. A quartz claim. A rich gold proposition, closo to town and school houso on tho place, Houso, barn and springs, a good crop ot hay, grain, mid potatoes on tho placo. A fluo llttlo homo, with tho gold wait ing 16 bo taken out ot tho' ground. Vill quit claim for $7000.00 Must ho taken noon, Sickness roason for soiling. ' AIho, in tho namo locality nnothor 40 ticro cold mining proposition, with 1Q aeroH of hay grain and pota toes, 4-ronut Iioiiko, fluo springs, djilly mall, and tho' 10 acres gees for IJOOO. ThoHo who really wish to soil aro marking tholr property with mo whoro It Is attractive, and I urn find ing tho buyers, City property for salo nnd ox chmigo for proporty In tho viilloy, G. D. HOON Room 12, Jackson Go. Bank Bldg. Phones: Pacific 781, Home 78K Rcsldenco Plioiip 2Gr MEDJ70RT), ORKOON. WEDNESDAY, TUNffl 20, 1012. en t i FOIt ItKNT HUTJ8K8 KOIl IlKNT Ono fiirnlHhed and ono tinfurubthcd Iioiir", three blockn from tho brldgo on tho Kant Bide. Inquire of H. Ii. Warner. Br at Warner, Warttnan & Goro'a atoro. 84 KOH IlKNT July lt. furnlnlicd C r oo in hoiiHi', 'modern. 518 King utreet. KOH. IlKNT CIoho In 0 room hohiiBc with modern plumbing and elec tric llh'htH. On paved Htreet, with lawn and cement sidewalks. Call Hell phono 3401. KOH IlKNT Modern flvo room bun galow, paved street, close in, tip- ply 017 S. Holly. 83 FOH HKNT Flvc-room strictly modern cottage, corner Sherman and Geneve avenues. Klthcr call or phone 121-H, Home. 83 FOR RKNT-r-A furnished house closo In. M. A. Rader, at M. F. & II. store. FOR IlKNT Now modern 4-roora flat, gas range, nice location, three blocks from Main street, phono Home 302-L, Pacific 3721. FOR RENT Sevcn.room bungalow, reasonably close in. A. S. Blttou, room 20G Phlpps uldg. f FOR RENT Orapo st. -8 roonS houso on South Call 310 N. Dartlctt. FOR RENT Six room houso, mod ern, paved street, $10.50. W. T. York & Co. FOR itKNT l'UHMSIIKI) AITS. Tho Rerben, strictly first-class furnished apart;ucnts; private baths and other modern features. Tako ndvnntago of summer rates. Gall mornings,. 10 Qulnco street, corner of W. Main. FOIl RKNT Smith Apts. 217 S. Rlv. FOIl ItKNT IJOAItn AND ROOMS WHERE?---Why, at tho Park View Hotel, of course, good square meals, homo cooking, 20 cents. Cool, clean rooms, uood beds, 25 cents a night. , 103 FOR RENT OFFICES FOR RENT Over ths postottlce, ' with heat and light foa A. A. Davis. , FOR RENT Large, comfortable of flco rooms with elevator sorvlce, stoam heat, bot and cold water. Low rates. Apply Medford Furni ture & Hdr. Co. KOIl RKNT MIBCKLTiANKOUS FOR HKNT--Tiifeo "Tiundre'd ncro ranch, 100 acres for wheat, 20 to 30 for com, balance hay and pas ture. Want good men and teams. Call on or oddross Dr. W. II. Null ing, IlrowiiHboro, Oregon. S6 FOR SALE nOUSEB FOIt SALE A six-room modem SALl2- A bungalow with buffet, dutch kit chen, panelled walls, ond screened porch, largo lawn and good neigh borhood. Price $2,900, with terms of $100.00 and $3Q por month on balance, without Interest. Sen E. S. Tuiny, 201 Uaruett-Coroy block.! 84' FOR SALE 100x258, Hiiltnblo for 5 lotH, two room houso furnished, electric lights, water paid 15 months In advance, flno largo gar den, closo In. Prlco $1200. In . qulro at Hotel Medford Barber Bhop. 103 FOR RENT Modern flvo-room houso. M. A. Raddr, at M. F. & 11. Co. ' T FOR SALE Four-room, bungalow, electric lights, sower nnd city water on paved street. $650 cash If taken at onco. Inqulro of own er at 311 West Jackson street, tt FOR SALE Cheap, now 5-room also now G-i'oom modern bungalow. In qulro ownor, 23 Roso nvo phono Bell 6S22. US FOR BALK ACIU&AGS FOR SALE Eight acres, Just out eldo city limits, all planted to 3 year old apples; small houso, good woll; $2500. W. T. York & Co. FOR SALE--I acres, a flno homo on Paelflo highway, ono mllo north ot city, a ton 'room houso with mod oru Improvements and out build ings, It Ib the best 'land for bor rlos und truck farming nnd Is un dor Irrigation, and has perpetual water right. It Is partly sot to bor rlos and fruit trooa, Inqulro of F. S. Carpenter, owner,, Berrydnlo Ad dition. ' 104 POR SALIl iiAKO FOR SALE Irrlgatoafhrm. (por- -o-rr- l.r..'t;.v..'.''.-; potual right) 60 acres In all, part In boarlng orchard, btlrctly mod ern homo, S rooms, nonr flvor mid ono of llio riuost In tho vnlloy, Ad dress Ownor, Box 47 Route 2, Ceutrttl Point, Oregon., 57 FOH BALK WOOI AKD FDKL FOIl BALK Wood at country price. lC-ln. fir 12.75, 12-ln. fir J2.2C, lC-In. hardwood $3, 12-ln. hard wood, 12.50; 12-ln. pine, block, $2; lC-ln. plno, block, $2.00. All dry wood. C19 S. Riverside. Bell phono 6041. pon balk muimiT and egob FOH BALK Laying hens, mixed var iation, price reasonable, box 40, Medford, II. F. D. No. 2. FOR SALE SnSCELIiAITEOUS FOR SALE Cherries at Cramlcll orchard, south side Hurmll. Prices right at 'the orchard for choicest stock. Good roads. Dox 99, It. F. D. No. 1, Medford. 82 FOR SALE A brand new gasoline engine, 2 V4 horsepower. Will sell cheap. Call 20 S. Fir street. 84 FOR SALE Puro bred poland china hogs. To mako rtom for new. stock being Imported Berkeley Orchards offors a few flno sows and bo3rs, also somo selected fall and spring farrowed pigs, all ell glblo to registration. Our prices will surpri8o you. Phono 811 F-21. 92 FOR SALE Hay, W. H. Everhard, 1013 W. 9th St.. Phono C671. FOR SALE A good two-horse wagon, steel axle In good shape, cheap, or will tako leghorn hens In trade. Phono Main 822, Sis kiyou Heights. 90 FOR SALE Team of mares 1200 lbs. 10 and 11 years old. Call James Shining Parlors, 11C East Main. S2 FO RSALE Cherries, phono Dr. W. 11. Stokes, C7 Party J-l. SC FOR SALE Canary denco 843 East 9th phono 309G. Birds. Resi st., Pacific 10G FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SALE or trade Several Drop Head White sewing machine. .1. W. Lawton, Home 329-H, Pacific 1701. S7 HELP WANTED FKJIAWB WANTED Woman for generalb housework, must bo good cook, wnges $30, Phono A. P. Stover. 811 F-21. WANTED Girl to wait tables at Oregon Restaurant. 81 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED A woman wants day work, 30 cents an hour. Phone 3714. 83 WANTED Competent stonographor bookkueper desires position, 7 years experience; best city refer ences. Wrlto A.' S. M., caro Tribune. 113 VANTEI MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 100 four-week White Leghorns. Adress "II" caro Mall Tribune. 81 WANTED $2500 nnd 55000 oil good ranches. Clark Realty Co. SI WANTED Good second-hand wheel. Inqulro room 203 F. F. Bank Bldg. S3 WANTED Loan JS.500 iviii irri gated farm, private party. Art dress Box W. E. G. caro Mull Tri bune. S3 WANTED TO EXCHANGE A four room houso wnd lot locatod at 715 S. King st for proporty In S. California. Lot 50 by 174 with 15 full boarlng applo trees. Address boi 74 Talent, Oro., 04 WANT TO BUY- bo good ono. Mall Tribune -A fresh cow, must ACtitross J.' T., oaro 25 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Civil Engineer LOUIS W. WHITINO Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Wator filings and Irrigation work a specialty; sur veys, subdividing, building grades, city engineering, drafting, sowor design, concrete work, pump auu canal Bystoms. Room 2, Palm bile. Medford, Oregon. ' Chiropractors DR. A. R. HEDOES. Dr. Louise E. Hodges, MecJuuiQ-TlienipIstB, Chiro practors, SpOndylothoraplsts. These systems, Including dletotlcs. cura tlvo gymnastics, hydro-thorapy, otc, produce results In both acute and chronic dldsoasos, Consulta tion free. 230 N. Hartlott street, next door to M. E. church. Hours 9 a. 111. to 5 p. in Othor hours by appolntuiout. Bell phono Muln 417. DUSINKHS DIRECTORY Accountants . R. WOOD General accountant Your books audited and kept for a reasonable- figure; your business solicited. Office Medford Mall Trlb uno b!dg.; phono 6611; residence phono 6302. Assaycr and Analyst . SOUTHERN OREGON MINING BU REAU Assays made for gold, sil ver, lead, copper and other miner als. Mines and mining prospects surveyed, assayed and mining maps and reports mado thereon by com petent mining nssayers and engi neers at rcasonablo terms. Capital secured for developing mines nnd mining prospects. AH mlno own ers aro earnestly requested to send samples of their ores fcr exhibi tion purposes, and send full de scription of their mining property. Southern Oregon Mining Bureau, 6th and Fir sU. Attorneys D. W. BAGSHAW Atlorney-at-Law. Jacksonville, Ore. Office: Bank bids., second floor. Phone: Pa cific, Main 33. C. L. REAMES, LAWYER Office Medford National Bank building, second floor. PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEY Attorneys-at-Law. Not. 1 and 2 Postofflco bide. A. E. REAMES Lawjer. Garnett- Corey bldg. MULKEY & CHERRY (R. F. MUL- KEY, GEO. W. CHERRY) Rooms 11 and 12 Jackson County Bank bldg. B. F. PIATT LAWYER Land Title Examiner. 120 Garnott-Corey Bldg. Bill Posters VERNE T. CANON Bill poster and Distributor. All orders promptly tilled. Room 29 Jackson County Bank bldg., Medford, Oregon. Billiard rartora S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiard, Ci gars and Soft Drinks. Upstairs, Young & Hall bldg. A nice, cool place to spend the hot afternoons. Chinese Medicine CHOW YOUNG'S Chineso medicines will cure rheumatism, catarrh, colds, golturo, throat and lung trouhlo, deafness, paralysis, private diseases and all kind ui unuulc and nervous allmeuts. Stomach trouble constipation, Indigestion, womb and bladder troubles. Sco mo at 211 o. Front St., lledford, Ore., to 4. 6:30 to 7:30. Rcsldenco phono Main 42. Contractor and Builder O. M. ROSE, Contractor and BuJIdor. Country work a specialty. Plans and estimates freo. Box 522, Med ford. Phono Main 6C62. Chiropractors DR. R. J. LOCICWOOD, Chiropractor, nervo specialist, E. 9th and So. Rlversldo. Vapor baths and scien tific massago given; advlco In die tetics, medical gymnastics, hydro therapy. Lady attendant. Phone Home 16S-K. Main 7973. Granlto Works MEDFORD BRICK CO. Geo. W. Prlddy, O. D. Naglo, Geo. T. O'Brien Contractors and manu facturers ot brick; dcalors in pressed brick and llmo. Office at tholr brick yard, West Jackson st. Phone No. 3461. GOLD RAY REALTY COMPANY. 21S West Main Street, Dealers and manufacturers of pressed and com mon brick aud tllo. Get our prices and see our .brick and tile before purchasing. Furnltvre MISSION FURNITURE WORKS Comer 8th and Holly ats. Medford. Mission furnlturo iundo to order. Cablnot work ot all kinds. A order solicited. trial Gurbago GARBAGE Got your promises cleaned up for tho summor. Call on tho city garbage vragous for good service. Phono Main 822; good service. Phone Muln 0251, P. Y. Allen. Real l'Mato GEORGE L. Davis, tlmbor lands, room 205, Home phono 131-R, Over Fruitgrowers Bank. REAL ESTATE -L. N. Juild, Talent. Oro, fruit, alfalfa and gardoii lands, paotc irons SCBB? By "Bud" Fisher ,. BUSINESS DIREOTOni BcntlsU DR. W. M. VAN 8COYOO DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOO' Dentists Garnett-Coroy bldg., suite. 810. Medford, Oregon. "Both Phones. DR. ARTEMUS W. DEANE Dentist, Office In Rlalto bldg., 123 E. Main. Gas administered for extraction of teeth. Telephono Main 681. Night phone 4432. Nurseries QUAKER NURSERIES Our tree aro Ludded, not grafted. Our stock Is cot Irrigated. Wo guarantee everything put out. Wo are uot In tho trust. II. B. Patterson. Ofltcs removed to office Hotel Nash, In side entrance next to barber shop. ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY CO., Inc. Growers of hlgh-grada nursery stock. Office 104 8 Fir. BOtb phones. Notary Public HELEN N. YOCKEY -Notary Pub Hc Bring your work to mo at ths sign of Tho Mall Tribune- Papering INTERIOR PAINTING AND DECO RATING Bob Taylor. 815 Tay lor at. Phono Pac 3843. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tb beat equipped Job office In southora Oregon; book binding, loose leaf systems, cut paper, etc., etc Fort land prices. 27 N. Fir st Physicians and Surgcoas DRS. CONROY & CLANCY Physi cians and surgeons, Taylor and Phlpps bldg., rooms 210-211-212. Office phono 501, rcsldenco phona 612. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAIN8 CARLOW Osteopathic physicians. Moved to rooms 416 and 417 Garnett-Coroy bldg. Phono Main 6361. DR. STEARNS Physician and sur geon. Office Garnott-Corey bldg., rooms 211-212,' phono 5501; rcsl denco 307 S. Oakdale, phone 7171. Home phono, residence 109, offlca 130. DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physlclsa and Surgeon. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D. Practlco limited to diseases of womon. Offices over Hasklns Drug Store. Offlco Phenes: M. 1001, Home 28. Rcsldenco Phenes: M. 79S1, Home 357-K. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician nnd Surgeon. Practlco limited to oyo, ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses supplied. Offlco 216 13. Main st., over Med ford Hardwaro company. Hours, 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Both phones. B. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack son County Bank. Offlco phoue M. 432; Res. phono, M. 582. DR. E. II. PORTER Physician and Surgooa, St. Marks Block. Offlco phone 4901. Resldonce 7051. DR. J. W. J. MARION Physician and Surgeon. Offlco rooms 5 and 6 Kentnor bldg. Office hours 10 to 12-, 2 to C. Phono, Bell 271. Resldonce phono Bell 273. Horns 347-X. E. KIRCIIGESSNER, M. D. Prac tlco limited to Chronlo DIboiibcs, ortlco llotol Holland, Wednesdays 10-3. Both phonos. Rosldonco phenes: Farmer 16xx5 Eaglo Point and Rogue Rlvor lino. Socoud Floor Garnott-Coroy Building Medford, Oregon. Drs. Saunders & Green Special ists Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat "Not only tho cheapest, but the best." HERMANN F. RATTE. M. D. Of flco ovor Medford National Bank building. Offlco phono 6721; Res;, Hotel Holland. Stenographers ELLA M. OAUNYAW -PaUn block. Btonogrnphta work done . quickly and well. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Offlco 11) South Fir. Phone Bell 3152; Home 350-K. Prlw'i right. Sarvlco guaranteed. -1 ' 'i Undertaker JOHN A. PERL Undertaker and Embalmer. Office 28 South. BarU lett st. Telephenes: Pay, Bel) 471; night, roHldonro, Bell 47, Hpina 179-L. 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