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nmtl.lN. .tun. S3. -Hi-volt o( (hn
Turk lull nriny If Ailrlaii(iilo In rtxlml
to I In- lliilliiiu allien Ir (iriMllclcil liorn
Idilny by it IiIkIi (loriimii nriny of f
r.ip. Tim offlror, who refnitci! jn imr
lull (ho u of liln iiniiio, iloolunul hn
liinl rwlvnl n Irtlvr from h TurkUU
nffluur, niworilrin Hint tho Turklnh nf-
flffln Imvit orRitnliiul mill will imvor
allow tho I'orto to nrnil tho ai-o
(rttm offers.! In (onlou.
MEDFORD DOCTOR IN
CHARGE OF HOSPITAL
! (fr('iint Citv Trilitnlo)
Dr. '. IJ. KiiiiuilrrK. fonm-rly of
M i'i! ford, ()riin, lum Iu-kii t'iiiilotil
I iy llio MnHibliiffw Liiinlicr & Mux cim
luy of hiiutliprii furry coiiuty, to
In ho cliNiKi' of llio lii.iilii tbiit
to In- liullt mill uKirnU'il for tho m
Ayc of (hi) I'omiwmy.
Tho iloi'ior whh in I'rciti'eiit Citv
Wiiiliuilny, Ihiviiii; nrrivnl on the
prttvioiiM pieiiinjf fmni liirt l"onur
liniHtS cimtlux liy htni;o from flrnntx
I'nHi lli fuiiuly it in Mnlforil mill
will niiiulii thuro ilnriiiK tlm nintrr.
Ditolor t'liiinilcrH went to Hroolc
ln loilay when' lie will liw'iiiiU'ilil
I lie liuililini: of (iiinrlcrs ilehiiialfd
for nit up-lo'dalo hoiilal.
OR. REODY BUYS RANCH
NEAR CRESCENT CITY
OmtfiUCNT CITV, Jnn, 23 lly
fur tin. mint lmHrtniit ilcnl la renl
itnle that linn lieoa niaile la thU
Htclloii for vomit tlmu In nmlor way
mill will iiroliiilily bo completed by
tho last of tliln wtH)k, tho irnina lielm;
tint Ml of tho Itnliert Wallou ranch
to f)r, .1. I", ltedily and othorn.
Tim iiroiwrty l just outnlilo of
OrimiHint Oily, on (ho (Ipititn rniu
road, anil nnmlnlii of iipiroxlmnti)ly
100'nniiM. Mr. Walton roorvtH five
acre ,of Krotuid for n homo. Tho
prlco pnlil wmt 1 20,000.
DIED.
Hittphnn H. Kmioy whh horn nt On
woko. N. V., Oct. IC, tsan, and died
at Mudford, Ore., Jan. 20, 101.1, at
tho ronldenro of IiIh hoii-Iii-Iiiw II. H.
Hriimblo.
Whoa about clxlit yearn of nun ho,
with bin pnroat. moved to Aurora,
III. Ho whh loiiNerled at Houth Ml
ilia, III., under tho Inborn of O. K.
Ilfirronn. at tho nRo of 2:1, after
wardH Jolnlnit thu 1'roo MothodlHt
(ihnrcli til that pluro an a c-lmrlor
in'oinlier.
On May 12, 1802, ho wax married
to Margaret M. llnvk, at that time
movliiK to llavaiinn, Minn., whero
they lived 10 yearn, later mnklm:
their homo In Dakota H yunm, when
In ISU'.i they moved to Mmlford, Ore.,
whero tlmy lived until IiIh death.
W'lion tho I'ren Metliodlut church
at Medford wan orKanlaod Mr. Knnoy
wan UKalu ouo of tho charter mom
hym, renuiliilui: a faithful momlmr
to thu laHt.
Tho Inttor part of hit AiiKUBt ho
whh (alien nick with dropxy, DurliiK
bin leut: HlcltnoHii ho nlwayu dUphiyod
a patient ChrlHtluu siilnultiolvunofiH,
Townrdu tlio laut hlddlm; rolatlvvH
and frluiulB Koodbyco, novor falllnn
to hold up ClirlHt and blu Ralvatloii
to all.
llo lonvuR to mdtiru IiIh death Ills
wlfo, two diuiKhtcrs, Mrs. Cora V.
WIIhoii and Mm, Mablo U, Uriiinhlo,
with their families; a brother and
winter In 1'ort AiikIoh, Waub,, ami a
brother hi I.uiihIhk, Minn.
Tho fuiiornl boivIcoh woro con
ducted from tho Kroo MothodlHt
oh u roll by Hov, V. 10. flpodo, uanlstod
by Hov. W. R HhluIdH, Hov. M. K.I
ChtldH and Hov. J. YV. Sliarpe Text:
Hum. :i!!IH, "Know yut ant that thoro
In n piluco and a Kront man fallen
thin day In Iurucl?"
A!
FORECASTED
Jeff Are Evidently on the Way to
Our Correspondents
EAQLE POINT EAGLETS
y A. 0. Howittt
r y
I omit I nl to htntr in nv last thnL
Mi4 lliittte Ciiieiule and Mr. (Jeoruo
Sinuitll worn iniirriiil in Kan Krmi
cIhco, Calif., on .lanuiiry 1 1 tit. Mrx.
Siuwiill jh n dmiKhlerof Mr. and Mr.
David Ciiieiule, of (hi place uud hU.
ter of Policeman Harry Clnemlo of
Mcilford, and livr maii.v friumU hero
are wI1iIiik' tlm newly widdcil conpl
all the (uJomi'iit that falU to the
lot of married Hople.
Air. I'urily, u lirotlior-iu-lnw of Dr.
W. I'. Holt, who Iihh tieeii on a IniHi
iio i trip up not tli rctunu'd homo
Sumlay moraine. Ho reported the
weather in Portland mid thu Willam
ette valley generally very had, snow,
wind, ruin mid in hoiiio plaeox nloct.
Iixt Friday nl);lit Mr. mid Mrn.
Krederlo Palouro kuvo n wiolul party
in tjplker'x hall. The invitntionn
were nenl out novcral daj'H before mid
about one hundred rooudcd, nut-
wiiiiHiiniiiliii; tho iilcbt wan very
nlormy, mid thowo who nttcmleil re.
Mirt Imviiie; had ouo of the must
pleainiil tiuiex of their Iivoh. Tho
iniixie h naid l have been excellent,
ami it helnjj nu invited oompauv of
ci ui run the behavior was up to dale.
About iniilnlnht liht refreshments
wero nerved and about three a. in.
mo company iiokiiii to umperHO, wmii
iiii Mr. and Mi-m. l'liloiuojunny re
turiiH of Mich liappy oeentioui.
Mrx. J. H. Carlton, nee llomie
Drown, enme over fnuu their farm
between Medfonl mid Central Point
to attend the ball given by Mr. mid
Mm. Pnloiuo Friday, rrmaiinui; un
til Monday, viilinif ber brolhern,
hintcr mid friendx.
Frank JoIiiinou, one of tho pro
pertniH fanuoiM of IiIh hcclion wan
doiiiK buwiuiuui with our inurelinntH
Monday.
Mnii (Jarrutt of Lake Cnek waH
a pleanant wilier for dinner Monday.
D. K. Ilaak wan tdnonn Hie lupi
neH callers Afomlay; alxo Peter
Young and T. C. Dugan. Mr. Dublin
fciMiitH that they have tho telephone
line in o porn t ion in his neighborhood
and that they find it a grout con
venience. dud IMnall, who ban a contract to
deliver u largo, ipianlily of haw log,
out in Klamatli county, came in Sun
day evening on n hutduo trip and lo
M'o IiIh friend-. Hn miid that the
Mail Tribune stopped coming to hU
enmp mid that they hurried n inH
Kcnger to renew the toibseription. Ho
left tho logging camp about a week
ago and at that time the hiiow wiik
thirty iuchtm deep mid that by thin
tiuio he thiiikx that it is at IciiHt.four
or five feet deep and still coining.
PHOENIX
Dr. llnllllo whh In Medford Tues
day. W. Smith and John Calhoun ro
turned from California tho Inttor
part of tho week.
Mrs. J, A. (IrufflH. lnlUM K,
HoiimoH and family Monday.
K. HoamcB recently pureluucd a
itrapluiphouo.
Mr. mid Mrs. U, (JrUrx of Mon
tiiBiie, Cnl aro vUUIti(f tho Intter'H
uUteiH, MlftncH Anna and Marlon
Towuo.
Mr. Sheets and family of North
Phoenix, aro ontertalnlai; Mr. Sheets'
mother mnl nlnter from Iowa.
School No. 3-1, of North Phootilx
Iiiir rucently beoi utmidardUed mid
ban ivcolved a cortlflcato of honor,
MIhh Afjuoa Salter la tho toachor,
On January 11, Walter Cnro and
Mra, Martha Mlllor woro nmrrlcd at
tho Preahyterlan iniuiso by Dr. J. IC.
llnllllo.
Mra. A. II, Houston In qulto sor
louuly Hlek.
Tho ProHbyterlaii. Milldos' Aid
bavu boon very fortminto in accurlni;
Dick 1'oBoy, tho poot of tho Hokuu,
to bIvo nu oiitortalmuont in tho liliili
OTDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. IfEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 23, 1013.
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TABLE ROCK
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Mirny polutoeM have been frozen
dnrliiR tho hard freeze.
Work ban been inmpended at Modoc
hlnro tho bad weather hognn.
Prof. O. V. Davlu Ih vInHIiik frlotidH
niKir (lold Mill.
Hob Pattern)!! linn moved to Med
ford.
Mr. mid Mm. MuKolvey have Rono
to Kniuan City, Mo., whero Mr. Mc
Kelvey will have a poMltlon with a
blllne)"8 llOUHO.
Win. Truby ban taken tho position
u foreman on the Hoot much.
John Nealon Ih teaching kcIiooI In
the Htich District which U No. 3.
Grandma Colllnn who hna been vl
ItltiK her koii, 8. C. Colllim, bun re
turned to her homo at Jncknouvlllo.
A erew of men aro nlrlnglng a now
net of cable on the (lold Hay-Pro-
itpoot lino and will furnlbb electric
llr.htn to all who doidro thorn along
the line,
A cougar ha been seen ncvcral
tltueii on the upper rock Utely.
There wa a crowd of land buyers
circulating around Tnblo Hock on
Tuesday.
Mm. fl. C. Colllnn expect her
mother, Mr. Potter, to make her a
vlilt In a few ilnyn.
Mcnure are on foot to build a
chinch at Tnblo Hock to coit $4000
or $5000.
Thoro will ho a literary program at
Table Hock Saturday evening, Jan.
2Sth.
II. Connor has a now foreman but
wo havo not learned hl name.
MltH Hoo DoKord U (pending tho
winter with hoe grandmother nt Port
laud. ""Doctor Collin mado a hutlncu trip
to Jaokouvlllo on Suturduy.
.,
I WILLOW SPRINGS TWIGLETSl
1 V
Otcnr Htackford went to Ashland
on business Tuesday.
Mm. H. W. Klden mid Miss Hose
Jones wero Medford visitors Friday.
Medford and Central Point butch
era wero scouring Willow Springs
last week for cattle, pigs and sheep.
All of which they woro nblo to ob
tain without much effort.
Willow HprlngH was well repre
sented at tho band boyiC boneflt
dnnco Friday night In Central Point
mid reports tho best tlmo tlila win
ter mid thu finest supper.
John r'alklmii, mi old resident of
Willow Springs, la qulto III nt lib)
homo In tho root hills. Uo contracted
a cold some tlmo ago and has not
been able to dispel It. It Is hoped
that ho will In tho near futuro. bo
convalescing, ,
If tho people of this valley will
plant broom corn sufficient to en
courago. a factory, Pearl llonnoy, n
man of ten yearn exporlenco In that
lino, will estnbllHli a broom factory,
turning out anything In tho broom
lino that can ho niado. Tlila Is a
feature worth thinking about consld
orably, as It will nlvo work to ninny
and circulate tho money hero thnt
now goos out of tho county. Mr.
Uouiioy snya tho broom corn Is the
boHt paying coronV ix plant. ill .per
sons wishing to plant from ouo to
ton acroH confer with Mr, Uonnoy for
Heed. Post office nddroHD, Central
Point, Oregon.
,i,TT..tn.i.1." ri- -v.il.' .v tni ..I., I, i.rr
bcIiooI assembly room, FrbJny oven
lug. Tho poot will bo nsslated by
Home of tho bcBt musical talynt of
Phoenix,
Hurrt'ssfiil Meetliigu.
Tho ovnngollstlo liioetlngs holil In
tho collogo building on Grapo stroet
havo boon well uttumlod and a splen
did Interest nianlfcstoil during tho
ton weeks they hno contlnitod,
San-Icon will bo hold tQitlglt tho
Hiibjoct beings "Tho GreiiteBt Power
In tho Unlvoim" Othor lnoollnga
will bo anuouucod lator, "
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SUITABLY OBSERVED
Ono of tho nodal events of tho
week was the party given by Mr. and
Mm. Hcrt (Jlhbs. January 2Ut being
their wedding anniversary, the even
ing was spent nt progresslvo whist.
Mm. John Thorpe tarried off tho
first prize a roo pillow. Mm.
Martin Wagner, tho consolation a
Miter meat fork, and Mm. Fredorlck
son tho boob' miniature powder
puff. Tho gentlemen' first prlzo
wnn wan by Mr. John Hoter a
burnt wood collar box. consolation by
Mr. John Summenlllc a pair of
silk bono and tho booby by Mr.
ICrochcllo a pair of baby shoe.
At cloven o'clock a three courso
luncheon wnH oerrcd consisting of
fruit cocktail, southern salad In
orango cups, corn relish, olives,
lionfj-niodo pickles., chicken cand-
wlches, fruits and nuts, dessort and
coffee. Immediately after tho prizes
woro distributed Mr. and Mm. Glbbs
wero presented with a bonutlful caso
of sllwr, a token of tho friends
gathered there.
Mr. J. T. SummorvlHo mado tho
presentation speech. The rooms
wero beautifully' decorated with
mistletoe, holiday colors and wed
ding bells. Tho score cards wero
red bells, and menu cards in white
bells. Thoso who enjoyed tho even
ing were Mr. and Mra. C. T. Moe,
Mr. and Mm. J. T. Suuimcrvllle, Mr.
and Mm. Martin Wagner, Mra. and
Mra. II. Woolworth, Mr. and Mrs.
V. Krcderlcksoii, Mr. and Mm. John
Uotcr, Mr. mid Mr. S. A. Kroshellc.
Mr. and Mm. John Thorpe, Mrs. C.
W. Martin, Mrs. M. IC. Donning and
Leo Sumniervlllo,
All mado merry until n lato hour
wUjn they departed leaving their
host and bosteaa with many good
wishes Inxpresslng In very glowing
terms tho pleasure tho evening had
afforded them.
Legal blanks for sale at the Mall
Tribune office. tf
NEW TODAY
A party has n good 1912 auto that
ho will trade for a bouso In Medford,
or for Home good close In property
hero. It Ih n flno machtiia and tho
property should bo good.
Nino acres Joining Aahlnud with a
good house of 11 rooms, and other
buildings, cemout reservoir to Irrl
gnto a purt, two good, wella mid thu
land nil Hot to fruit. Cherries, por.ra
and peaches.
It Ih producing a ulco lot of fruit,
and Is n good paying Investment, and
nlljoung trees. $5000.00,
A flno house closo In for rent.
C. D. HOON
Itnotn 19. 4rknn County llnnk 111lc
SOMETHING
Worth While
$5000
Or moi'o to loim on AtI ranch
or business property.
Bennett .
Investment Co.
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Parents and Teachers Meeting
The Parents nnd Teachers' associa
tion of Hoosevclt school will hold a
regular meeting Friday, January 24,
nt 3 o'clock. Tho topic for discussion
Is "Practical Methods of Co-opera-tlon
Uetween the Home and School."
Mm. Opp Is tho leader, Miss Carkin
will assist. There will bo an election
of officers, ImiKirtant business and a
full utteudanco Is desired.
TO FAUMKHS AM) OHCII AHDI.STS.
Cultlvato your land with a Motor
Tractor. It will pay for Itself In tho
saving of horse feed and hired help.
Valley Motor & Tractor Co., Volloy
naraeo. Medford.
POD ItnNT OWIGKS
FOIt KENT Large, comfortable of
fice rooms with elevator service,
steam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Medford Furnl
turo It Ildw. Co.
FOU TtKNT 3 offices connected over
Kldd's Shoo Store. Low rent.
Terms. A. C. Taylor. It. H. No. 2.
Medford, or Clark's Realty of
fice. 283
FOU ItUNT HOUSES
FOU IlKNT Modora G room fur
nlshsd houto. Call at CO North
Orange.
FOU HUNT 5 room tnoaora bun
galow, practically new. Medford
Hcalty & Improvement Co. "
FOU RKNT Furnished bouse, close
In, M. A. Rader. M. F. & 11. Co.
VOK REM' Seven room bouso, SIC.
Phono Col II. II. Sargent. 2C0
FOR RENT One six room house
close In. Also housekeeping
rooms, electric lights gas, bath,
etc No. 310 N. Banlott.
FOR RENT OR SALE llouso and
two acres In fruit. Phono 2SC-L.
260
FOU HKXT--FUUNLSHHl) ROOMS
TOR HENT Kirnlshedrras. 236
South Contra). 260
FOR RENT Modern furnished
rooms at the Cottage, C04 West
10th St., two blocks south Medford
Hotel. Hot and cold water In
rooms. Mm. H. M. Com. 274
FOR RENT Largo sleeping rooms,
Sl.fiU and 2 per week. Modern
housekeeping apartments. SIS and
Sit;. Home phono 2CC-1C. 222
South Holly.
FOR RENT NIco modern room with
board for two people at Mrs'. Fay's.
22 Gcnova Avo.
FOR HKXT HOPSEKF.KPlXa
ROOMS
FOU HENT Furnished houso keep
ing rooms, lights, gas. wood heat
er. No children, Pbouo 2SC-L.
200
FPU KKXT FURNISHED APTS.
FOR RENT SmlthAptsT 2 H S Hlv.'
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
now, private bath, hot water heat.
The llcrbon Apartment, io Quince
St.,crncr West Main.
FPU RENT MlSCKMiAXKOUS
FoirRENT" GMTinTproved'ranchT
140 ncrcji cleared. Addrosa "Op
portunity" care Mall Trlbuno of
fice. 2S0
FOR SALH MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Piano, stool rango. small
heating stovo ami iron bedstead.
17 Roas Court. 3G1
FOR SALE Calling cards,, printed,
ongravod or embossod at the Mall
TTlbuu.c, p((lco
FQR SALE Loose leaf ledger. sys
torus, any stylo or auado to order
by the. Mall Trlbuno bindery.
FOR SALE-rrLegnl blanks, tresspass
notices, for sale or rout sings nt
the Mall Trlbuuo,
FOR SALE Lottor heaaa nnd fancy
stationery, printed, oncraved or
ombosscd, as you wish at the
'Ma Trlbuno.
FOU SALE Com by Dr. Claucy.
FOR-SALK. NIco Newtown culls. 35
cents per hot, syvect cltlor 25q per
gallon. Home phono 341, party
L. 2C3
FOR SALE Fruit box labels In ono
two or three colors, prlutod as you
ordor at tho Mall Trlbuno.
By
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TWOTICK5TS
FOR. TURK.5N
PL6Ai6
l7tr
1011 HALK MIHCEMiAXKOUfl
Foli""TiAL,B-8pIf nilfd " puro" "bred
liar red Plymouth Hock cockerels.
Address If. 11., caro Tribune; or
call at COt Plum street. '
FOR SALE Dry lC-Inch balm wood
Delivered In not less than two-tier
loads nt S2.G0 pr tier. Phono
403-H-3, Frank Van Dyke. 203
IIKLP WAXTi:i- FKMAT.B
WANTED (llrl forgonoral house
work, good homo and small wage.
Phorio 7842. 2C0
WANTED Pupil nureoa at Granite
City Hospital, Ashland, Oregon.
Olcim C. Ostrom, SupL 2C2
VAXTK WTOATIOXS
WANTED liy youruflady ?! '"weper
lonce, a position In store or offlct.
Phono 289-R. 2C2
WANTED Waiblntr za an hoar.
Plain sowlntr S1.C0 for S sours.
Phono 2S5-K. 260
WAXTKD 3IISCKMiANKOUH
WANTED Chickens, hens, roosters
and pullets. In any quantity. J.
11. Lyons, Phoenix, Oregon.
WANTED Medford property In ex-
"" " iuiwiiu JUU1ICIIJ.
Clark Realty company.
FOU EXCHANGE
tun fcAuuA.-sut; uwnor will ex
change Portland property and, acre
age. Polk county acreage for Med
ford city or valley property or raw
land. O. K. Walling, Portland.
Oro., 301 West Park. 264
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE We
can sell or exchange your second
hand automobiles. No cbargo for
storago If you let us sell for you.
Valley Garage, Villey Motor &
Tractor Co.
MOXEV TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN On city or ranch
property. Clark Realty Co.
MONEY TO LOAN-On city and
close In ranch property. C A.
McArthur. room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3681.
ucsixkss Dinixnoitr
Abstracts
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY AD
STHACT CO., No. 6, South Central.
Attorneys
C. L. UEAMES. LAWYER Office
Modrord National Rank bldg., sec
ond floor.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALEY
Attorneys-at-Law. Rooms 1 and
2, Poslofflco bldg.
A. E. RBAMES. LAWYER Garnott
Corey bldg.
MULKEY & CHERRY (R. F. MM.
KEY, GEO. W. CHERRY) Rooms
. 11 and 13 Jackson County Dank
bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sellor ut Law. 123 East Main
street, Medford, Ore.
Accountants
D. R. WOOD Oeuoral Accountant
Your books audited and Kept for a
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office, Medford Mall
Trlbuno bldg.: phono 6611; real
donco phone 6303.
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Our
big secret In making springs is the
tempering. Wo are operating the
largest, oldest mid best equipped
plant lu tho Pacific northwest. Use
our springs when others fall. Sold
under guarantee. 26 North Fif
teenth St., Portland, Ore.
Chiropractor
DR. K. J. LOCKAVOOD. Chiropractor.
norvo specialist. Rooms 203-04-05
aarnctt-Coroy bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massage given;
ndvico lu dietetics, medical gym
nastics, hydropthornpy, Lady at
tendant. Pbouo Home 145-L, Main
5712.
DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Louiso E.
Hodges, Mcchnno - Therapists,
Chiropractors, Spoudylotheraplats,
Theso systems, including dlototlcs,
curatlvo gymnastics, hydro-thor-aphy,
etc., produce results lu both
acute and chronic dlaoases. Con
sultation free. 230 North Dartlett
St., next door to M, 10, church.
Hours 9 a. in. to G p. m, Othor
hours by nppolutmotii. Roll phono
Main 4171.
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MEDFORD I1RICK CO. Geo. W.
Prlddy, O. D. Nagle, Geo. T.
OTlrlen Contractors and manu
facturers of brick; dealers la
pressed brick and lime. Office nt
their brick yard. West Jackson st.
Phono No. 3401.
Civil Rsglnocr
LOUI3 W. WHITINa Civil engineer
ad surveyor. Water filings and
Irrigation work a specialty: sur
veys, subdividing, building gr?dse,
city engineering, drafting, sewer
design, concrete work, pump and
canal systems. Reosa 2, Palm blk.,
Uedfonl. Orf.
Dentist
DR W M. VAN &COYOC
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentlete
Gamett-Corey bldg., mite M0.
Medford, Ore. Both pfcene.
DR. ARTBMU8 W. DEANB Dentist.
Oftlee la Rlalta bldg., 123 Best
Main 34. uu adaabiUtercd for ex
traction of teetb. Pkeae Mala 681.
Night phone 4432.
Garbage
GARDAGE Get year premises
cleaned up for the winter. Call
on the city
good service.
Y. Allen.
garbage wagons for
Phone Mala ,2S1. V.
Nurseries
tlUAKKK. NURSERIES Our tree
are budded, not grafted. Onr etoek
la not Irrigated. We guarantee
everything put out We are net la
the, trust. H. D. Pattomoa. Office
rejnovod to office Hotel Nash, la
side entrance, next to barber shop.
Notary Public
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notarr nub
ile Bring your work te me at the
sign of The Mall Tribune.
Printers and PublbHers
MEDFQRD PRINTING CO. hat the
uvsi t:iuiinou, printing ouiee la
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose loaf ledgem, billing systems,
etc. Portlaud prleea. 27 North
First
Physicians and Surgesaa
UR. F. G. CARLOW, DH. BVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
Physicians. 416-417 Garnett-CoreT
bldg.. phone 278-K. Resides
420 South Laurel st.
DR. STEARNS Physician and sur
geon. Offlco Jackson County Dank
bldg., rooms 17-18-19, phone PRQ1;
rasldenee -307 South - Oakdsle st.,
phono 7171. Home phono, resi
dence 109, office 130.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
nnd surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D.
Practice limited to dlsiase of
women. Offices 232 E. Main,
Phonos, office, 28; residence, 814.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
car, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically toated and glasses supplied
Office 228 East Main St. Hours
8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. noth phones.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jaek
son County Bank bldg. Offlse
phono Main 432; Res. phone, Main
582.
DR. MARION Physician and Bur
geon. Stewart bldg.. corner Mala
and Dartlett sis., office phono, 271;
residence phono, 273.
E. KIRCHGESSNER. M. D. Prae
tlco limited to chronlo diseases.
Office Hotel Holland, Wedneidays
10-3. Both phones. Residence
phenes: Farmor 16xx5 Eagle Point
and Uoguo River lino.
DR. MARTIN O. BARBER Physt
clan and surgoon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel, Hour
10 to 13, 1 to 4. Phone Pacific
1101.
DR. R. W. OLANGY Physician ana
surgeon. Phones, office, 501; retl
denco, 7241, Office hours 10 9
12, 2 to 5.
DR Y. W. HOWARD Osteopath
Physician, 303 Garnett-Coref
Building. Phone 91-R.
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Stenographers ,
ELLA M. dAUNYAW Pairn" bloalC
Stonographlo work done qutcklj!
and well.
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Transfer
BADS TRANSFBii" &8TOHAGiiC)
Office 10 South Fir nt. Fboa
Bell 3152: Home 350-K. Prleea
rlghj. Service guarantes4. T
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