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FOUR BEAR KILLED
0(1 UNION CREEK
0. I). Williamson a well known
hunter of tho Kliimntli country IiihI
week killed four luri;o hour near tli
head waters of Union creek and re
ports Hint there arc n number of
other tii'itr In that miction. Hit came
on thri'K of ilii'in within tin rmlliiK of
it hulf in I In whllti tho fourth Mini "ii
roiuitiri'il un hi) wun on It Ih wu' Imuk
to en nip, Ho look tho lilili'w ami ilU
iln;iil llii-ni I'rlilny In thU rlty.
"Ilfiir nro iiiorc iiiiniiiroiiH lliln
tliuu for ftnonil yimiH," ilH'ltr'' Mr.
WllllitniHoii, "utiit aro ouny to jd't In
Din nioiiiitaliiH." Hit linn klllml '.'2
lifiirn ilurliiK tho niHt nlKht yonr.
IS
Hiinirlor M i. V.flcfoan of tho
t'rutur' NatliMiul forcnt rotiiriii'il
Thurmlii)' ovviiIiik from an IiinhcIIoii
trlii vt tin' roml Hid KovcrnitKtiil U
liullillin; from AmIiIuiiiI to -Wanner
Ditttii mul n'portn that ruplil proKron
I IiuImk jnnili'. '
"Wo linw a llttltt oMir a halt inllo
of tho roml iotiiiluti,il," MtntvM Mr.
I.'iWkMiiii 'anil work In iroRro(mlnR
iilcoly. Wo will not tin nhlo to coin
lilnli) tho roml luiMn'ur with tho
fiimlH iiiiroiriiitfi iih 10000 for an
olKht tnlli) mountain road Ih not nuf-
flfient." t
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Dn. REDDY TALKS RAILROAD
TO GRANTS PASS PEOPLE
((IHiiiIh Pjihh OliHi-rvor)
Dr.. J. l Ko.lily of Muiironl, who
lins riKurcil iiniuniiiinlly in imlroml
liroiiiiiiiou in WiiMliiiiKlnn mul Orison
for miwrnl ymirn, uh in OrnnlN I'tmrf
Tuoiluy ovi'iiitiKf itiul talked alioiit
milrouil itiutlcrx to it iiuinlior of liiibi
Ill'HH men nt I Ini. CoiiiiiiDiciiil oluh
loonm, Tho doctor Htnlnl (hat lio
liiii'W it wiih iMiKHihlu for CI in in 4 l'nss
to Rid a inilroml from hero to the
count witli litimiutils nt t'n'Hfout
City. Uu '.xilaiui'il to liin hcarorx
Huvurnl wiiyn whiiri'hy tho roml cotilil
lit) liuilt. Uu hi'liovcH thut tho local
licoiilo iniiHt ot Iiiihv mul do kiiimd
IhiiiK in Hii ilircclioil, During hi
tull; .Mr. Iti'ililv i!A)luincil thut Hid
Mcill'onl pooplo would havo a roml to
thii codHt noil that their lino would
iuli'iHoot i(h tho odd lrom (IiiuiIh
1'uhh itl n point hovoi'nl niilcH from
(hu city. Tint Hpi'iiker ntatod that in
liin opinion tho rommuiiity of CIiiiiiIh
1'iihh Iiiih piiHHod throiih ninny din
ourajjin ordi'itls mul ijuit whut wiih
iii'i'ilcd was Hlimiilutiou. Ho holiovoH
that tho huihlltiK of a railroad will
furnish tho koy to MircoxH mul tho
iiphiiihliut; oi' I ho city to n Htiiuilaril
of prospmily. What (ho outcomo of
r. Iloilily'n visit will menu oannot
nt IIiIh (lino ho Minted, Iml, however,
Home iiivdstipitiou uIomk Ihis lino will
lio made.
NO MOVING PICTURES
OF HANGING AT SALEM
RAMCAf, OiU, Nov. in.- ICoplyltlK
to proletitH niailrt hy Wooillawn
(Iiuuiio, No, ;ir.o, or Portland, mtaliiHt
mnvlui; picture uoneormi IioIiik al
lowed to taku phiturcH of tho whole
nulo IidukIukii to ho hold at tho peni
tentiary on December ill, Govornor
Vcnt today aasttroH tho ornantzatlou
that no pennlta will ho itlven tho
innvliiK pletiiio couuoniH, Tho gov
ernor HiiyH thnt If hatiKlnK provontu
erliiie, tho idcturcH nhoiild havo a
Kood offont, hut ho coiicluthm hy
nayliiK that ho iIooh not' hollovo It
(loos dolor erlmo, mul that tho OraiiBo
jiood havn no four on tho mibjoct.
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Mi)frl I'rlntliiK company carry
A full lino. of lojjul' lilmika.
I !r?i: ""MMAM VHO SIR. OUT 'I 'f
rffv?N,u,w' cwx l Mwrscfr7
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aa HI
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RUSHED
A LAND
RAD
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M- R.SAUV .
CMAR.tr v. i knovj wmr
J'UL "Do To MCLP. I'Lt
CO AROUND MP
MCU COLLGCT
EAGLETS ABROAD.
Hy A. 0. Ilowlcll
When I fitilliril my InM loltor I
wh trllliljf Miiili'tliilij,' of Ihc proilun-livi'iu"-
of tho hoil, I'lc, mul what
wiih tho prinoipal production in thin
pail of Oregon. Then' ih one vcfjg
Initio croMi hero thut in eoiihiden.-d
n luple iiMlolc mul (hut U Ihc ki
tuto. If it man linn it patch of
ixroiunl to ciiltivnlc ho (ilwiiyn kclw
apart n iciltiiti hhIIou of it for po
liiluex, iih tho Mini NfciiH (it ho par
lii'iiliuly mliiplcd to it mul it ii not
mi nucouimou iIiIiik for it fanner to
icnlir.c u liuiulred and twenty mich
off of mi acre of urouuil and I am
informed that the average yield riiiin
from ciht to one huiidieil and twen
tv hiicIo, Iml thi year tho yield luw
hi'i'ii uupivcpilciiicil. nlthoituh the
noil hero ik Hitscrptihlo of lieinj
.really lieuefiled Ity a liberal use of
iiiiiuuro mid other fori Mixers, for it U
not Hiibject to drouth hi; to ns it ih in
Houin parts of Oregon nuil coiiho
U'U(lv lime no fours ot (he vegetit
liliw Iniinlntr up, in fact the soil in
i(H vfiu'ii Htittitiloim not phidlieo near
ho well an St does where it N well
mauirel ami properly cultivated. 'p
iiiHlanee to illustrate the idea: There
Info 'ltil''MririH clW to liere I am
KUilim;, NVith.it .;onnty niml.liiitwcoji
them. Mr. A put in hcvcii mul it
half iicnm, mul .Mr. 11 put in kcvoii
mul a half acre in onK Imlh in tho
Hpiing of the year tit the hiuuo time.
Mr. A thoughl that it did not pay
to xH'iid time to haul mul scatter Hie
milium) m, let il rot iih it was thrnwli
out of tlie stable, while ,M,r; It
aveil nil of thu maiiure. etc., from
his ham and im fat iih n loud was
secured hauled it off and spread it
on his land mid tho result wax that
Mr. A tlneslied off of tho eight mul
u hulf nrres two hundred und twenty
five IiukIicIk ol oiiIh while .Mr. 11
IhrcHheil hcvou liuuilicd ami twenty
Implicit! of onlKiiud the laud in it
original ulnto wan as near nliho iih
two pieces of laud eoulil he. Oau
farmer fanned tit a sliiitliod wav
while tho oilier studied scientific
farming mul was' up-to-dalo in hi
work. Thu soil lii-io is alo well
adapled to wheat ami vc'ch, mul
Hoitiu hciisoiw com sceinti to lo very
well hoio, im fuel aluunt evot'.v Ki.id
of vegetahlo or (;r:t!n seem to grow
well here, hut wln'o tho soil U s.
productivn Ihore nrc r grm ui.iny
ilrnwln , ii r they nave tho hligh'i
in their fruit Itees as well as the
other pests Hint have heeit viViling
olhor ueotiuuK of this stuto and on,
casionally they lmvo so much rain in
the htuniner Unit they can hardly
hiivii Ihoir grain mul hay and it Th
nol an tiucomtuou thing to havo the
grain sprout in tho shock, und it is
(pilto uncommon for them to gut
their liny in without having it raiiiul
on. Tho winters luiro aro much more
Hovoro tliitli they nro in soiithorn Otcv
gon, as hero they havo tho east wind
und that often brings wild it u sleet
Unit covers tho trees with ieo mid
in some instances, b rooks them nd
to pieces und uliuo! ruins orohttrds.
Hut one thing Ihuil havo iiQlieed
is that on almost nil of tho farms tho
houses und barns nro good und show
that the hlrenlc of prosperity has fal
len here. Another thing 1 noticed is
llmi .the roads aro in a fine coudi
( (on up hero and u man with two or
dinary horses will haul, now Novotu
her 11, two tons of hay to Portland
at a load, making' tho round trip of
Iweiity-four miles in a day, and In
(ho rain nt that, for tho poiplo here
novpr slop for rain any inoro Hum
wu would out in soitlhotn Oregon for
u little sunshine, .
Another (hiug I nntlt-qtl .tip hero is
the Kchool' Iiouhos and churches all
Hponk'woll for (ho couuuHitity,, Imt
Inking everything into consideration
(lio (lifforouoo in (ho climate, thu tlif.
foioneo in (ho amount of rain, and
tho Bovoro gleet und miow stofms und
(ho genoral liealllifulneHs of (ho conn
try 1 will still stay with ,rood old
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1 CORRESPONDENCE
MEDFORD MAIL TOTBUNE,
-iiu'i.j'1 i-'imj u j ' j,'Hi.j.jx. ..
WOfaMY)
Jackson county if it docs not pro
duce qiiilo so much. Wo have in my
home coiiulv health, wealth und con
leiitmciit. Damascus, On1., Nov. 1',, 103'J.
Ripe Stravlicrrles From Tolo.
.1. It. Slcvens of Tolo wus in town
I'Vidrty on InisinoH and hrought in
with him a Miinple of the strawber
ries iwiieli hu raises on his much
near that place.
.Mr. .Stevens wiys they are getting
quito n tew of tho hemes now ami
enjoy having them on the table from
time to time. The Htmplc brought in
shows blossoms, gicen und ripe irnit
all of which look very nice mid im
ptcsH one with Hie idea that tin ber
ries would Inllo very nice at this
Hcason of llit voir. Central I'oint
Herald.
CENTRAL POINT ITEM8.
Lloyd .March has gone (n Yonenlln
to spend the winter.
Mrs. .lame and Miss Francos
Shields spent Thursday in .Med ford.
tluMica of (he IVuec-elcct K. I).
Wtildeii of (Mound was eulliu on his
friends hero Thursday.
Silas Smith of Much was a busi
ness visitor in our city Thursday.
Attorney I .1. Newman of Mcd
lord made a business trip here
Thursilav morning.
. .Mrs. Anna llaiiiiati mid children of
I'oiljund me visiting .Mrs. ilaunah's
uiotlujr, -Mrs. Paiikey.
.Mis.s .May DavitUou of Seven Oaks
M'sitciJ hero Tliursdny afternoon. She
has accepted u positron in tho do
phono office.
NOTKJIC.
Notice Is hereby Ivcn that tho
iiiiderHlguud w apjily nt tho regular
nicotine of the city council Novem
ber 10, "'Jlii, for a llccnue to cell
buer and malt products only In
quantltlea of not less than twolvo
fommon quart beer bottles or Its
equivalent to the coumimor from
10!) H. Stlt street for n period of bIx
months.
PURITY HOTTLINO & SUUl'LY CO.
Dated Nov. Sth, 1012.
Classified
Advertising
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
RATES: One cent per word
per insertion; 50c tue line by
tho month.
for uknt run.iiaim rooms
FOR RENT Largo sleeping room,
$1.50 and $2 por week. Modorn
housekeeping apartments, $10 and
$12, Home phono 2CU-K. 222
South Holly.
FOR RENT Modorn furnished
rooms. Hoard If desired. 34 t S.
Central avenue. 20G
FOR RKNT HOARD AND ROOMS
ROOM AND HOARD At "Tyrroll's"
204 S. Contral. ic
VOH REN T IIOUSERKETING
ROOM9
FOR RENT A milto of foiir or two
nicely furnished housekooplug
rooms, plumbed, llghtod, lowor
floor. 729 WoBt 11th.
FOR RENT FurnlRliod housekeep
ing rooms, lights gna, wood boat
ers, Inquire M7 S. Contrnl. 200
NEW TODAY
Mi1 Inland' Mori), with small gen
eral stock. Eight room house lu
connection, llnrn, packing house,
nud other buildings. Four ncres of
flno young commercial orchard, Irri
gated and something choice. TJieso
trees will not tho, owner $1000,00
this yonr. Only flyo miles to rall
rpad over good roads, telophono,
mall, and school. You can got this
wliqlu proporty for $3700 00.
G. D. HOON
lloom 12, Jackson County Uuuk Uldg,
MISDFOIID, OBKCION, FKTDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1f12.
--t.i : rrrr -iti- ........."-jiri.iv i.:;
the Policemen
?iJr!Mir"j;.' ,'rrT
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jorr i wAvt to ajkov
At'AVOK.. WCOlUECtlMfr
POK. A VCftl vOK.THvT
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fob KBio nmrnKB
I'Olt HUNT -Two room bachelor
homo, 214 W. Kth Ht. Seo Whllo
te. Trowbridge.
roit Ki:.NT rnrnlHhpd hoiuo on
Woodwork atrcct. Will rent rea
Kotinbm. 8eo r. Sifly or J. V.
llerrlnn. 204
FOR Ki:.T act our rental list.
Medfonl Realty & Improvement Co.
KOK RUNT Kumlshed C room cot
tage modern, C18 King St.
rOR KENT FurnlBhod house cloo
In, CO North Orotiice.
FOR RKNT Modcru me-room
bouso. U. A. lUder, at VL. F.
H. Co.
FOR HUNT 10 roam bom rear of
Fnrtnors & Fruitgrowers bank,
sultxiblo for tiusincii, real ettato,
boarding or rootnltiB bouse. Gold
Hay Realtr Co., 6th and Fir stx.
FOR RKNT One 5 room modern.
One 4 room modern, partly fur
nished houso. inquire 714 W.
Palm St. 212
FOR RKNT ITvo room modern
bungalow, paved street. cIoho in
$10.50. Inquire 019 8. Holly.
FOR HUNT FUU.MKUKD APT8.
FOR RENT Smith ApU. 217 H. RiT.
FOR RI3NT FiirnlHlHsl apartment
new, private bath, Jiot water heat.
The. Ilerben Apartment. 10 Quince
St . corner West Main.
FOR ItKNT OrFlCES
FOR RENT LarEo,ioiBtortabla of
fice rooms with e?valor service,
steam beat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Jledford Furnl
turo &. Hdw. Co.
FOR RK.VT MISCELUUTKOUB
FOR LEASE Fully equipped placer
mine. Gold Ray Ilwliy Co.
FOR RENT Ranches -Marge and
small, alfalfa and garden lands.
Gold Ray RoaHy.Co.,jth and Kir.
FOR RENT 30 room furnished hotel
on purconiage. uuiu jtoy ucaiiy
Co.
FOR RENT 10 room rooming house
over Klferfs tailor uhop, 207 W.
, Main. Seo White & Trowbridge.
FOR RENT Ono business room,
rooms for light housekeeping, fur
nished or unfurnished. Modern.
109 South Central, upstairs room
ono. 203
FOR HALK-ACKKAa
FOR SALE Ranches,- acre tracts,
town proporty, from $5 per aero,
upwards on r and 10 years time.
Gold Ray Realty Co., Gth and Fir.
FOR SALE LOTS
FOR SALE I have for salo 75x100
located on N. coiner Fir and
Ninth streets. Make nn offer for
this but not unless you mean
buMness far you may havo a.
chaneo to buy It at your terms.
This 1b owned by' a client In
Southern California who would
consider a trailo for property lo
cated nearer his homo, Ira J.
Dodge, Fruitgrowers Rank Uldg.
204
FOR SALT nOTJ8E8
FOR SALE Real bargain, S-room
new, modern biinRtvIow and gar
age, flnoly funilsliod, including n
high-clusH piano and a $200 musla
box; located host corner in town,
cast front; no reasonablo offer re
fused; easy terms. Call 304 South
Holly, or phono 151. 203
FOR SALE 4 room Tionse and lot,
$000.00. Gold Ray Roalty Co..
Sixth and Fir. tf
FOR SALE Hero Is a snap. A 5
room modorn houso and G Jots,
closo lu at $800, on terms of $75
down, nud balance Uko rent. Tho
hohso alouu cost tuoro than thut
to build, und should bo seen to bo
appreciated. Look this up and
apply your rent ou tho purchasb of
this place. Geo. C. Cornltlus, 123
H. Main St. 203
FOR SALE Equity In a good houso
with largo lot 83150, houso has
six rooms, pantry, bath, etc., largo
front and sldo porchog, outhouses,
atoro houbo, stablo, ;wood houso
and chicken hpuso. -Co mo seo 'It
and save agent's commission. Hal
lauco on easy terms. Street will
bo paved next Spring. It you
want a bargain comoto 401 King
stroot.
FOU BALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE RoclcMiod sood wheat.
rye, oats, votch. Schmidt Food
. store, Medford. ,v
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Also
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FOR BALK MIBCKIiliAWJCOUl
FOR BALK Ono player piano cost
$800, now $325 cash, used four
menths: nlno ono electre cost $700
now $llj0 In uso about ono year.
Addrwsn Ferry Terwilllger, general
deliver' city, or Inquire Nash Uar.
204
FOR RALE Three medium Biased
work horses. Pleasant Valley
Farm, Rogue River. Phone 19-R.
205
FOR HALE Noiseless ducks and
male. Better than any other
ducks, ready to lay. Also house
hold Roods at a bargain, SOS S.
Grape St. 207
i.
FOR SALE 1912 5 passonger au
tomobllo almost new. Bargain for
cash. Box 80, Tribune.
FOR SALE Com.
Clancy.
Jnqulro Dr.
FOR SALE Cord and tier wood In
black oak, Laurel and Fir. F.
Oascnbruggc, 401 Riverside Ave.,
South. Phono 1941. 222
FOR SALE Mission grapes, 1 cent
a pound. Geary ranch, phone 13
7.. 203
FOR SALE Spltzenburg and New
town apple enlist. CO cents a box
at Laurel's ranch. Phone 21-F-23.
203
FOR SALE -Thrco sections Globe
Werncckn bookcase, ono large li
brary' table, china closet, buffet,
large dresser, chiffonier, two beds,
complete, large wardrobe. 227 E.
Sixth. Phone 801.
FOR SALE English bull terrier
puppy, pedigreed, age five months.
Stanton Oriffls, uurrlll Orchard,
phone Cil-J-3.
FOR SALE: Grain hay and corn. C.
W. Isaacs.
FOR SALE Large heater, practic
ally new, "burns either wood or
roal, also some oak dining chairs.
Call at 201 S. Central Ave., phone
239-L. 204
FOR SALE--Nolsoless ducks and
male. Better than any other
ducks, ready to lay. Also house
hold goods. At a bargain, 503 S.
King St. 208
HELP WANTED FKMAXjI
WANTED Competent woman for
general house work. 40C West
2nd St. 204
WANTED B1TCATIO.VB.
WANTED Grubbing by contract
from 20 to 40 acres. Fi W. Holby,
Medford, Ore., 45 N. Bartlett St.
205
WANTED Plain and fancy laundry
work to do at home. Address A.
II. B., caro Malt Tribune. 205
WANTED Position by icompetent
housokeeper, good cook, widow
with small child. Phono 172-W.
after C p. m. 204
WANTED Married man with two
small children would Uko a posi
tion on a dairy or stock farm or a
Job fencing or land clearing, 703
W. 13th St., Medford. 204
WANTED MlSCEIiIiANKOUB
WANTED To buy, iana In Jackson
county. Stuto Dill particulars,
Box 200, caro Mall Tribune. 20C
WANTED To rent, one work horso
about two weeks. T. Hawkinson.
S22 N. Central. 207
WANTED To buy, second gas on
glne, 2 H. P., Fairbanks-Morse pre
ferred. Address T. Hawkinson,
822 N. Contrnl. 20C
WANTED To rent, furnished bun
galow flvo or six rooms, for win
ter. sSo children. References fur
nished. Address. K. T., caro Mall
Tribune. 20G
WANTED Roof leak? I repair
leaking roofs, rain or shluo. Phono
112-R. W. II. Smith. 221
WANTED Turkeys and a good
an I lie cow, J. II. Lyons, Phoo
nlx. m
WANTED To borrow $4000 ou pro
porty worth $12,000. Box 495.
Medford.
WANTED Confinement cases to
nurso, no objection to light house
work. Prlco reasonablo. Mrs. E.
Nuhss, 140 S. Holly, phono 2GG-X.
210
WANTEDSowlng by tho day or nt
homo, Will do mondlng, darning
or hemstitching. 319 S. Ivy.
Phono 28C-K. 205
WANTED To trado a heavy spring
wagon nearly now for a good young
horso, or will trado a light muro
and wagon for a heavy team. L.
11. AVajuor, . 80 !
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FOR 8AXK OH tSXCHAXGB
FOR SALE OR TFtADE 1 boiler
return flue, IS h. p. 1 engine (At
las) 12 b. p., in good running or
der. Address box 24 Jackson
ville, Ore., or call on Chris Ul
rich, Jacksonville. 209
FOR SALE OR TRADE A good
paying business, best location In
tho city. Rex W. A., care Mall
Tribune. 203
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 60
acres In Utah under irrigation.
Near railroad. D. S. Wood, phone
18-IC. 20C
LOST
STRAYED From my mountain
ranch, Climax, Ore., one light
ehesnut sorrel, gelding, .1 years
old, about 1G& hands high stripe
In face, branded Cc, on left should
er. One bay rilly 2 years old,
white stripe in faco, branded Cc.
A liberal reward will be given for
any information. Mrs. Clay Char
ley, Brownsboro, Ore. 204
aiONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN On city proper
ty and close in ranch property. C.
A. Knight, 801 East Main. 20C
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
close In ranch property. C. A.
McArthur, room 3, P. O. block,
pbono 3C81.
MONEY TO LOAN On real estate.
Call upon or address me at Hotel
Medford. 1 am out of the city a
part of the time but a letter ad
dressed me and left at hotel will
reach me and receive attention. B.
Ii. Dodge. 227
BtJSLVESS OrKfetTTOKT
Accoanbtats
D. It WOOD General Accountant
tour books audited and keptlfor a
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office. Medford Jiall
Tribune bldg; phone C611; ..resi
dence phone 6302.
Attorneys
C. L. RBAMES, LAWYER Office
Medford National Sank building,
second floor.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEY
Attomeys-at-Law. Not. 1 and 2,
Postotflce bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYKR Garnett
Corey bldg.
MULKEY & CHERRY (R. K. MUL-
KEY, GEO. W. CHERRY) Rooms
11 and 12 Jackson County Bank
bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sellor at law. Room 2, RIalto
building, Medford, Ore.
Chinese Medicines
CHOW YOUNG'S Chinese medicines
will cure rheumatism, catarrh,
colds, golture, throat and lung
troublo, deafness, paralysis, private
diseases and, all kinds of chronic
and nervous ailments. Stomach
troublo, constipation, Indigestion,
womb and bladder troubles. Se
me at 241 S. Front st, Medford,
Ore., to 4, 6:30 to 7:30. Residence
phone Main 42.
Chiropractors
DR. A. It HEDGES. ir. Louise E.
Hedges, Mecbano-Theraplsts, Chiro
practors, Spondylotheraplsts. These
systems, iucludlng dietetics, cura
tlvo gymnastics, hydro-therapy,
etc., produce results In both acute
aud chronic diseases. Consultation
froe. 230 N. Bartlett street, next
door to M. E. church. Hours, 9 n.
m. to 5 p. m. Other hours by ap
pointment Bell pbono Main 4171.
DIt R. J. LOCKWOOD, Chiropractor,
nerve specialist Rooms 203-04-05
GamotUCorey Bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massage given;
advice In dietetics, medical gym
nastics, . hydrotherapy. Lady at
tendant Phone Home 14B-K.
Main 7973.
Civil Engineer
LOUIS W. WHITING Uivll Engineer
and surveyor. Water filings and
Irrigation work a specialty; sur
veys, subdividing, building grades,
city engineering, drafting, sewer
design, Concrete work, pump and
canal systems, noon 3, Palm blk
Medford, Oregon.
Granite Works
MEDFORD BRICK CO, Geo. W
Prlddy, O. D. Nagle, Geo. T,
O'Brien Contractors and manu
facturers of brick; dealers Id
pressed brick and lime. Office at
their brick yard, West Jackson at.
Phone No, 3461.
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By "Bud" Fisher
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Bill Posters-
VERNE T. CANON Bm foster and
Distributor. All orders promptly
filled. Room 29 Jackson County
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DR. W. M. VAH BCOYOO
DR. C. C VAN 8COYOO
Dentists v -
Garaett-Cerey bids;., n!U Sl.fi
Medford, Oregon. Both Phone.
DR. ARTEMUS W. DKANEDnttet,
Office In RIalto bide 123 B. Mala.
Gas administered for extraction ,of
teeth. Telephone Main 881. NIH
phone 4432.
Nnrserlca
QUAKER NURSERIES Onr trees
are budded, not grafted. Oar stock.
Is not irrigated. We guarantee
everything put out We are not In
tho trust II. B. Patterson. Offlc
removed to office Hotel Nash, In
side entrance next to barber shop.
Garbage
GARBAOE Get jonr premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for.
good service. Phone Main 8251. F.
Y. Allen.
Soiarr FaMlc
HELEN N: YOCKET Notary Pah-
lie Bring yonr work to Bse at Use'
.Mica orTh Mali Trlhrtn J
Printers ana rHbi&rfiero F"
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tb
' beat equipped Job office In southern
systems, cat paper, eta, etc. Port
hmd prices. 27 Si Fit st t " -'
Physicians and UarKtoa '
DR. P. a. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAIN'S CARLOW -Osteopathic
-Physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Cor-ey
Bldg., phone 27S-K. Resi
dence 420 S. Laurel "St.
DIt STEARNa Pbyslcfan and sur
geon. Office Jackson County Bank
Bldg., rooms 17-18-19, phone G501;
residence 307 S. Dakdale, phone
7171. Home phone, residence 109,
office 130.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
and Surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D.4
Practlce limited to diseases of
women. Offices over Hasklns Drug
Store. Office Phenes: M. 1001,
tendant Residence phone Mala
5712, office Home 145.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
Surgeon. Practice limited to eye.
oar, nose ana wroat Eyea .scien
tifically tcsto.l and glasses supplied.
Office 228 E. Main St. Hours
8:30 a. m. to 8 p. ra. Both phones.
E B. PICKEL. M. -.Office Jack
son County Bank. Office psoas
M. 432; Res. phone. M. 682.
DR. MARION Physician and Siir
geon, Stewart Bldg., corner Main
and Bartlett, offlco phone, 271;
house pliqne. 273.
E. KIRCHGESSNER, M. D. Prac
tice limited to Chronic Diseases.
Office Hotel Holland, Wednesdays
10-3. Both phones. Residence
phenes: Parmer lGxxG Eagle Point
and Rogue River line.
HERMANN P. RATTly, K. D. Of
fice over Medford National Bank.
Office phone 6701. Res., Hotel
Holland.
CLARK E. SAUNDERS, M. D Prae
tlco limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Eyes scientifically tested
and glasses furnished when needed.
Garnett-Coroy Bldg., 2nd floor.
Both Phones, Medford. Ore.
DR. MARTIN C, BARBER Physi
cian and Surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone Pacific
JliUl.
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DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
Surgeon. Phono, office, G01; resi
dence, 7241. Offlco hours' 10 to
12, 2 to G.
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Stenographers
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Fam Meek,
pionograpmo work done aalekly
and well.
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER STORAGB CO,
vmice iv Bouta Fir, raoae
Bell 3152; Home. 350-K. '. Prleea
right Service guarantee. '
Undertakers
JOHN A. PERL Undertaker ana
jEimoaimer. ontce an Koatk Bart
lett st. Telephenes: Day, BeH
471; night, residence, u 471,
Home 179-L. Calls aaswared nlatj
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