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KINGSTON. N Y Kept, II Tlio
uxnrt utiitu of Governor Wllllnm
HuUer (if New York, luipetuliod by
ttio sliito legislature mi chargo of
Imlfnnsnnro In of fire, wan definitely
ilndirmliicd Imro today when Juntlio
Hushroiirk ruli'il that SuUcr In u
iirlM (it imriliin Jomiti I). Ituliln, fur
hut Nov York Imjikor, coiitlclml (if
niii(itir(iirliitlm: lnuik ilKpimllii,
IKitiilltiB tlio result of IiIk trlil lif(irn
lliti liiiionrliuiitiit rmirl which an
mmiiIiIi'n In Altmii)' noon,
f ; nrtiiir HuUnr rcmll- luinloiicd
Ituliln utioii riToiiiiiu'inlnlloiiN from
DlNlrlct .ttiirniy WtiKiunii'n offlru In
Ni'- York. Kvlili-iiro tinrovinil
ulncn ojivlr(loii. It im niil, howi
Ituliln IniuicHMit. Thn pi'iilti'iitlary
wiiriloti, lioMi'vur, rofunoil to rolnuin
Itolilii.'roiilntiilliiK thai Kiilior Imil
hi'oii nutiniinllrnlly rnmovcil from of
nco hyriil lmMtarliiiiiiit hy the Icr
Ulnturu. Itiililii'n nlloriii') thim
KiniHht hlit rntcniio hy linln'im rorpim
(irociM'tlljiKH, hut Jimtlm IliuhruiicV
don Iml .tho niilcllnii.
Jimllrn lluiliroiirl; hoM thn n
PiMiitilfWiiH uroporly In mckmIjiii whun
It liiii(Hirhi'il Sultur.
EXCELUEHT FRUIT AT
THE COUNTY FAIH
Tho exhibit of fruit, Kraln and
Mtutitable n thn fair this )cnr aro
pot a larcn nn limy should he, but
thn quality I first class and cannot
be excelled anywhere.
(). .1. Ante who live near tho Hy
biv hridpi on Iti'Kiio river make a
wonderful display of blulily varieties
of itardeii ami farm produclM that
would he n credit to any ntnln fair.
They were all ;rown hy himself. I.nst
jear lie iiindn u dlsplti) of tS varlntlim
Another very rrodllahlo display of
liarilcii nml farm produce I mailo hy
thn Tallin Hock uotKhhorhnoil con
Hlstlim of f'O or ilium vnrlutlu. This
dUplny wan Miitherod and nrraiiKod by
Mr. I'tuidletou. In the display I mmm
corn that would make- uilddln west
farmers sit up nnd tnko tintlro.
H. I'unnlHon of AHhlnnd who U n
lover of flower makes a display of
il viirletlctt of dalilliiH, 10 varieties
of astern .uvd nno varieties of Koran-
lulus, Tho Medford OrenuhouHo, tho
lMuii Valley NniHury and other dU
play flower,
Thorn aro hoiiiii of tho Inrt;est mid
finest pumpkins, hiiuiihIi, watermnloiiH
cantaloupes, potatoes on dlxplny that
woro over soon miywhnro. Ono school
hoy uxhlhlta a hiiuiihIi that woIkIih
over 100 pound.
Tho children1!! ilepmtiunnt I n
now fenturn HiIh year nnd I a vory
eredllnblo one, rhowliiK vproIhUIi'h,
flowitrii, paliitliiKt drawliiK. fancy
work and urtlcloB made In tho niiiii
unl trnluliiK depiirtuieut of tho Mini
ford iu'IiooIh. Tho nxhlhtlH from
IMiounix In thlH dopartment nro nn
UHiially Kood,
Dliipliiy nro mndo hy tho Korlnoclt
Vutnrnnry Hoiucdy company, Oregon
Ccintriil ClRnr fnctory, I'nclflc Kunil
turn mid Klxturo conipnny, Medford
Candy rotnpnny, KIhor KlourliiB
inlllri, Mod ford Comout and llrlck
Worl, Medford Conrrntn CoiiHtruo
tlou c(iinpa(iy, JucltHonvlllo llrlck nnd
Tlio oompmiy, Iluhlinrd brqthorH, Val
ley Motor and Traqtqr company,
ltoKM) Klvor Krultinnd Produce con)
pany, Medford SubIi and Door com-i
pmiy, (Inrkln nnd Hnrnion, photog
rnphorH, Whltoninn Cnrhiirotor Ad
JiiHtor conipnny, Kdou Valley Ntirnor-
p,, v.
Tlio Indies' dopnitmont under the
COURT ASSITS
GRANT PARDON
mvFQim
a Job, but Doesn't Last Long Enough to raw His
Mttindstnnd Ik mi nxnillmit '(nut1 mill In iimImi guoillroudii, lint im (hut Iiiih
show product of klldieiiittiulVnnlfy.Jiilreiiily been' reported over tho Mini
nit mill ni'dilli! woilt, niiiimil fruit.
imlnlliiK. nti:., ami niiiHt ho hvuii to
hit niurclntoil.
The poultry jirim nro flllcij with
fiiiiry clorli the lumt cvor iilunvn niul
thn uliirk itlnplay H itpli'iullil. I'rctii
linn Iiikh httn ln'iiit, nltarliml to ovory
thim: (IiuwIiik (lui prltc wlniicri.
ZAQLE POINT EAGLETS
Uy A. V. Jlowlclt.
I
Mr. J
I". Cnrtunii of Hiittn I'iiIIh .
linn hmui UltlliK Mix Ciiriinll .lack
noli, MIm Killfl UIkIIiikiu' who linn
chnrRn of thn liitnriiiodlnli) ilopart
imuit of our nrliool nrrlvml In town
lant wtink nml took chnrKo of hnr
clnmcH MoinJny nturuliiK.
Dlml, WVilncmlny. Hl'l. 3. 1S3.
thn Infant mm of I'linrlnn ami l.lllln
Clucniln, okciI x wci'kn ami
iln, tlio ItUuriiHHil tool; place In thn
Central J'oltit remotory on tlio th,
rnlkloim m-rvkn woro oondiiclnd by
ItnV. A. C. Ilowlett.
T. A. Hetty nml wllo nerompntilfil
by l(e'. I.. I., Klmninui, wlfn nnd
dntiRhlcr, MIk Herdm, niitovd to
Crater l.nko Innt week.
l.nt FrliUy Mr. W. A. K.uiuoy of
I'orllniid. truvelliiK ti thn interest
of Hellor & Co., win a pleasant cal
ler nt thn Sunny Hide, also Mr. II. M.
Cos and Harry C. Johnson of .Med
ford. And while thoy worn hem Dr.
W. W. Holt our physician, and a
friend of hi, Prof, Harry Mean
Crook, president of the Albany col
lene. nlso railed for dinner, . The
professor was out In this section look'
lug after thn interest of tho college.
Ti streel work proRresalitK un
der the supervision of Chrl .Nat wick
they buvn the rock crusher riiiiultiK
nlulit nnd day and a force of ten or
twelve teams hnilllllK.
Mr. Ilowlett nnd the three young
ladles who accompanied her to Port
Klamath, nml daughter, 1 Initio, Mlsi
l.oretln Chlldrelh nnd Mis Mabel
Wmnsley, returned lout Thursday
evening, thu girls report that thoy
had morn fun than they over had In
all their live, It wiih u coutliiiinu
round of pleasure from the time they
iitnrted. but they were Interrupted
occasionally by coining In coutnet
with n broken down auto, they say
Hint they will ulvvny lake thn good
old fashioned mode of traveling, a
good span of hurso and a covered
hack,
Charles Any nnd (Seorgo Porter,
ono of the city dnd of Medford,
passed through hero last Saturday on
their way In Crater l-'iko mid got
about two mile out of town, with
their auto and broke a spring ao had
to return nnd hnvn tho dauinged
spring repaired, (leo. Klshcr did tho
work.
In tho proper plnco I omitted to
lnto that jnst Thursday Attorneys
Mulkey and Colylg. and Mr. (lore wero
out trying to pormindo tho cltlnens
of our town that It wis to thejr In
terest tojljond ti renty: Jtojmoney,
WHY?
If thoro Is n bargain in Itonl Rs
Into In any district tho real catnto
inmi thoro who has boon n llvo agent
knows of It. If ho knows valuca
and is oxporloucod In tho IiiibIiiobh
ho can uavo his ciiHtomurB tlmo nnd
inouoy.
To know thn beat buy and linvo it
optional nt tlio bottom prlco Is my
stock Iu trndo. SutlBtledtciiitoniors
Is my pnlil-Hp.hualness, policy. What
linvo you to excUnngol" -Wutoh 'ny
bullotln board Iu front ot tho First
National bnnk and ooo tno.
J. O. HAKNKS,
Phono 120-J.
First -National Bnnk bldg.
ww mimK imsmvoitn, oiwobN, TiirusnAv, wwrmumi 11,
It In ttini'Ti'iomry for mo to tnlm up
Npmo for fiirllmr linlliii,
Mth. V. W. I. Holt niul iliuiRlitiir,
MIhm Hi'IIiiii, Htnrlml for llcrliolcy
Kiiliinlny to iitt'-ml tlio uiiiliHiiK of
luir hIhIit.
Murrlril, on Kiimluy, Knpt. 7, idl.t,
nt tlio rcftlilotien of thn officiating
iiiluUtor, Uov, I.. I. HIitimoiiM, I..
I'rniik Alihott ami Mini l,Joy NIcIiuIh.
Thn hrlilo niul Kroom aro unit and
fmnralily known In our town nml
tlmlr tunny frlciiilx wluli t hum a
HiiKKith ami hnppy Jouruo) over
llfn'M n'n.
Our hcIiooI wni opennl thin Mon
ilny uioriiliiK nml a further notice
will bn kIvcii next time I wrlto.
llciul C'iniil of thn W'ootlmfii of Dm
Win M to Vl-lt .Mctfonl.
Mini ford Camp No. 00, Woodmen
thrnn'of the World will clvo a reception In
ii
honor of Houd Connul I. I. Honk, Hnt
unlay iiIrIU, Keptotnbnr 13, nt S
o'clock In tho I. O. O. T. hall No. 219
Went Hlxth Htreot. NelKhbor Honk
will i;lvo nn Intureatlng locturn ex
tdnlnltiK tho ntma nnd objects of
Woodcraft. Thin will bn followed hy
n clnK Initiation nnd bnmiuet. Kvery
hVodmnn Ih requented to ho prcipnt
mid If posslblo, bring n prospective
member, nnd thereby assist In mak
ing this meeting a thorough success.
Pleasu do not fall to coma.
W. II. JACKSON,
Clerk Camp No. 90.
XOTICIC
Notice I hereby given Hint tho un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil of tho city of Medford, Oregon,
nt It next regular meeting, Septem
ber 10th, 19 13, for a license to soil
omit, vinous and splritoim llquorn at
his plnco of business, No. 13 South
Front street, Medford, Oregon, for n
period of six month.
Dated Sept. nth, 1913.
c. ii. iu:i:u.
to tiii: viriiiito.
At the request of the Fair Associa
tion, stonw will bo closed Friday af
ternoon, Sept, 12th, Medford Day.
It Is requested that all groceries,
meats mid other Huppllos bn ordered
Thursday If possible or early Friday
morning that no Inconvenience will
bo felt by palroim from closing nt
noon Friday,
Thank you for your ro-operntlon
In tho lutorost of a greater fair, wo
are,
Very respectfully yours,
MKDFOUD MKUCHAXTS' ASSO.
xetici: of siiintiiT's hai.k.
Hy vlrluo of nn execution nnd or
der of salo Issued out of thn circuit
court of tho atnte of Oregon for thn
county of Jackson, upon n decree
rendered mid docketed n said court
on thu 2Sth day of Auguat. 1D13, in
Worth While
Modern House, Ii rooms, pantry,
bath toilet, hotwnter tank, screen
porch nnd two open poiches, lot DOx
10S; paving, sewer, water nnd tuxes
nil PAID IN FUl.U .Paying nlono
cost 125-1. CO.) Four' blocks from
Main nnd Contra). Price only f 17d0.
llKNNjrPr INVESTMENT! CO.
NEW TODAY
SO acres, four room, comfortable
house, barn, plenty of fruit mid water
a good foothill home, closo to Med
ford. 17a0.00.
A dandy ranch tn tho heart nl the
valley would oxchaugo for a Jowolry
stock, prefers Southern California.
fli, 000,000. ThlH is a good ouo.
'' '
20 acres of fluo four year old
penrs, something choice nnd only
$200,00 nn acre.
O. D. IIOON
Itoom-19, Jackson CountylhuiUDldgr,
- r-.
u null wherein .M.,11. Whipple Ik plain-
tiff ami A. V. OdaulH ilufiimlnut, In
fnvor of thn pint ii t ITT nnd ajtaliiKt the
Mild ilefemlniil A. V. Odin for (ho
hiiiii of Ouo Hundred 1(100. 00) Hol
la in with Interest thereon from mild
20th duy of February, 1JI2, at thn
train of 10 per cent tier annum mid
'fifty U.'.O.iJO) Dollar nttorne)-H
I fee, mid tint eonta and dhiliurttemmitH
of unld ult taxed. Whlrh xald exo
cutlon wni directed and delivered to
tno nn Mlierlff of the iiUjvh named
jHtaty mid county, I have lei led upon
I and mu directed (o Bell by virtue of
. kiicIi vxeciitlou and decree of the
'court tho follow In); deturlhed pro
' pnrty tewt:
The northeaxt Vi of the ioutlieaiit
'( of nortlon S, towimhlp 3r nouth,
rnnce 3 west of tho Willamette meri
dian. Now thereforo hy virtue of .ild
execution and decree. I will on
SATiititAV, orioiiKit iitii, iim:i.
nt the hour of 9:30 o'clock a. in. at
tlio front door of the court houno In
JiukHonvllle, Jncknou county. Ore
Kou, null nt public auction Riibject to
!ifueiiiiii(jii, iu inn iiiHiii'i uiuuer mr
rnnh III hand, all the rlRht. title and
r Interest of the Mid dofondnnt In and
1 to the real property above described,
i to n.-ttUfy the Judgment contained In
unld decree, together with nil costs
that hao or niny accrue1,
Ditcd at Jacksonville. Oregon this
10th day of September. 1913.
W. II. SINOI.KK,
Sheriff of Jackson County Orecon.
Hy II. W. WILSON.
Deputy.
xetici: roit pcm.ic.vrio.v.
Dopartment of the Interior, V. S.
I.nnd Office nt HoseburK. Oregon,
Sept. 10, 1913.
Notice hereby given that Jamos
II. Crsklne, of Prospect, Oregon, who,
on November 19, 1907. inado Home
stead Hutry Serial No. 013C2. for
sw.i Ni:u.wH si:', sb sw i-i
hcctlou G, township 23 S., rnnge 2 H
Willamette meridian, lias filed notice
of Intention to mnko five ear proof,
to establish claim to tho land above
described, before county dork, Jack
sou county, Oregon, nt Jacksonville,
Oregon, on tho 23rd day of October,
1913.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
W, A. Hlglubotlinui of Prospect,
Oregon.
II. D. Hlnnchnrd of Prospect, Ore
gon. T. M. Peelor of Prospect, Orogon.
It. I-:. I'o.Mon of Derby. Oregon.
II. F. JONH3.
Koglstcr.
1()H in:.T IIOl.MiKKKI'IXC
DOOMS '
F(HTui:NT ifeslrnhlo "npiirtmeiit, 1
rooms, modern. Inquire Col. II.
II, Sargent. ICC
I'Olt lti:.NT ri'KNISHKD AITS.
FO It UKNT-Fiir nUl?ed Vp jrt mcnTs
Tho Ilorbcn. 10 Quiuru St.
FOU RENT Largo sleoplng rooms,
and modorn houjckooplng apart
ments, prices very reasonable.
Phono 102C-L. 222 South Holly
atrcet.
FOU IIKM-HOtrSKS
FOlt VtENT Sniail ato f iirnl'siu'd
on Woodstock St.. rent reiibonable.
Sco J. W. Herrlau or Dr. Seeley.
151
FOJt KENT tl room modorn bunga
low, furnished completely, wood
range and gas. Apply 722 West
llth St , or phono 7M-X.
FOli HENT-At RL7 South Newtown,
strictly modern 7 rooms, hard wood
floors, firo place, haseiueut mid
furnace, gas mid garage. Apply
at 723 Wont 13th. Jf.O
FOU ItENTWoll furnlBhod 5 room
bungalow, Call mornings, 422
South Laurel St.
FOR RENT OR SALE Four-room
hoiibo nnd good garden tract, now
In truck and fruit. M. A. Ruder.
FOR RENT Very desirable, strictly
modern bungalow, closo In. 113
Oonova Avo. US
FOR RENT 5 room furnished Iiouko,
wntor rent paid. 518 King street.
FOR RENT S room house., or will
rout rooms separate. G15 South
Onkdnle. . US
FOR RENT fi room modem bunga
low, good locution, refit cheap, S20
West 12th St. US
FOR RENT Sis room modern bun
galow, sleeping porch, oast front,
cIoho In, strictly first class. Owner
' 318'Laurol 91, :"" ""MS
Salary
- 1 - ... -!-" ..- i, . II,. , i , I i
von HUNT llOIISliS
KOH IlKNT Strictly modorn C room
house, pved stroot, ?I0. Phono
104S-M. HH
POIl IU:.N"T Two 7 room houses on
paved Hlreet, wntnr paid, K.fi0 per
month. Apply at 01 lleatty St..
aro C o'clock. 149
KOU lli:XT Soren room house,
12.0 par mouth. Inquire Col.
II. II. Saront. 171
KOH UCNT-rKurnlnhod and unfur
nished hniisoi. J. C. IJarnos, lit
Nat'l Hsu): UId(?., phone 120-J. "
rei: tiK.vr KUitMfiiiini kooms
I'or HKXT Modern furnished house.
M A. ltador, CO North Orange
street.
roit hi:xt ori'icns
FOR REN i Lance, comfortable of
flee rooms with elevator service,
steam beat, hot and cold water
Iow rates. Apply Medford Furni
ture fs Hdw Co.
FOU HEXT MISCELiaXEOl'S
FO?UtKNV-Cooil ranch between the
two Table Rocks, Inquire of Den
nis Duggan. Central Point, on R. F.
II. No. 2. box 0, 151
FOU SALE ACHIUOE
FOR SALE 10 acres, modorn houae,
and new barn, orchard, small fruit,
water, wood, horru nnd wagon and
implements. Address Mrs. E. A.
Fiulayion. R. F. I). No. 3, Med
ford. Ore. US
FOR SAI.K HOI'SIS
FOR SALE Hoiiso and lot. chicken
house and yard, lawn and garden.
737 W. Hth St.. phono 1019-M.
155
'-c;1.1- ..r sz
FOU SAI.P MlhCHlXANKOlTH
FOR SALE Extra good ,frcah cowa
and calves. Walsh's ranch on
Spring street, mllo out North
Rooiovelt avenue. 153
FOR SALE Flno peaches, Crawford,
Alberta and Mutr, 1 to 2 cents a
pound, delivered. Phone Jackson
ville 351. 14S
I'OR SALE Registered Angora goats
from prize winning stock. W. E.
Hamiuel. Eaglu Point. 152
FOR SALE Young registered llol
atein. either male or female. M. F.
Loobley, Fort Klamath, Oregon."
152
FOR SA Un
equipped Gregg. 10C
iGood spring wagon
for camping. James
Almond street. 151
FOR SALE Scholarship In Medford
Business College at a bargain. Ad
dress box 33, Talent, Ore. 1 IS
FOR SALE Pear nnd apple trees,
homo grown, from beat bearing
stock- In valley, prices right for high
grade stock. See jour treo grow
ing before bujlng. I.otta & Hop
kins, H mllo north Hear creek
bridges, Central Point. 149
FOR SALE O iTTtENT Slngor ma
chines mid $2000 Insurance acci
dent mid sickness policies for work
ing men nnd women, $5.00 per year
no assessments. 227 So. Holly St.
Phono S1C-X. 14S
FOR SALE Flvo passenger Ford
cur. good condition, cheap It taken
'at onee. ' Phone 1025-J or call 34
So. Fir. 149
FO.R SALE Largo team, heavy
wngon and harness. Itiqttlro Col.
II. II. Sargent. ICC
FOR SALE Sheop. 5 head of bucks
nnd ono windmill. Polk Hull,
Modrord, Oregon, R, F. D. No. 1.
150
FOR SALE Loose leaf ledger sys
tems, any stylo ot cuado to order
by tho Mall Tribune bindery.
FOR SALE Lotter heads and fancy
atatiouerj', printed, ebgraved or
embossed, ns you wish at tho
Mall Tribune.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED To borrow $S000 on al
falfa land near Medford by October
15. Address "11" enro Mall Trl
huno, HELP WANTW1) FEMALE
WA'E?)Uce"gTrh foMnVBag
ley Cunning company. Apply to
Mr, Ames, Talent, Oro.
mm.
IHIM' WAXTI!I l'lIMAl.t:
WANTiTd linrrijTr"KTrl"for" Bcnerai
houiowork. Mrs. l'ronch. 22 Uoho
Ave. 100
WANTED Olrl for housework.
Phone CI l-It-3 or address box 98-A
It. V. I). No. 1.
IH'SIXKKS OPl'OJ.TUXITIES
FOR SALE Good business for tale
cheap. Paying 300 monthly, small
capital. An excellent proposition
for some ono. Sco Wood & Mess
ncr. FOR SALE A first claa stock of
harness, all new that I will oell dur
ing the next ten days at 10 per cent
less than cost, as I with to clotc
out the business. All kindB of har
ness, saddles, shapps, nnd every
thing In tho cow boy line. In the
old Model Variety store building,
Eagle Point, Oregon, Sept. 10.
1912. T. L. Teunnell. 149
FOR EAX'II.'OOF.
FOR EXCHANGE What have you
for exchange, for close In Im
proved ranch, partly bearing fruit.
Addrefs full particulars, box 355,
Central Point. 148
FOR EXCHANGE A good paying
business to exchange for close In
acrcago or Improved city property,
vnluo 13500. A. I). C, care Mall
Tribune.
I.O.ST
LOST Silver brooch having thistlo! HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub
on It. Reward. Jennie Patten. j He Bring your work to me at the
Hlllcrcat Orchard. 1ISI sign of the Mall Tribune.
STRAYED A medium alxed black
mulo wearing halter and branded
"V". Information regarding his
recovery will bo paid for by W. R.
Stokes, Eagle Point road, phono
C7-J-L
MONEY TO LOAK
MONEYTO'LOAJfi" On city and
closo In ranch property. C. A.
McArthur. room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3CS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auctioneers
WILLIAM UI.RICH Licensed Auc
tioneer for tho City of Medford,
Oregon. Terms reasonable. Resi
dence phono 1C1-J. Offlco Juck
sou County Batik building.
Attorneys
PO i RT Kit J. N E Vb WM." lM K A LEY
Attorneys-at-Law, Rooms S and
9, Medford National Hank bldg.
A. E. REA.MES, LAWYER
Corey bldg.
-Garuett-
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
street, Medford, Oro.
Wm. M. Colvlg George M. Roberta
COLVIG & ROBERTS. LAWYERS
Medford National Hank Building.
B. F. Ml'LKEY & GEO. W. CHERRY
Attorneys nt Law. Jncksou Coun
ty Hank Building.
Chiropractors
DR. R. J. LOUICWOOD. Chiropractor
nervo specialist. Rooms 203-201-205
Gnrnett-Corey bldg. Vnpor
baths mid scientific muss.ige given:
ueedlo spray, hend and shoulder
shower In connectien: ndv'co lu
dlotctics, medical gjmnhstlcs,
hydroptherap)'. Lady uttendant.
Phono, offico 945, residence 571-R
flit. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Loulso E
Hodges Mechano-Theraplsts, Chiro
practors, SpoudylothornpUta. These
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastic, hydro-thoraphy,
etc.. produco results In both acute
nnd chronlu diseases. Consulta
tion froo, Ovor Deuol & Co., cor
ner Main mid Bnrtlett. Hours 9
a. m. to 5 p. m. Other hours by
appointment. Phono 170.
Dentists
DR. W. JL VAN SCOYOe
DR C. O. VAN SCOYOO
DentlstB
Oarnott- Corey bldg., suite 310,
Medford, Ore. Phono 85 0. .
Unritagt
GARBAGE Got vour proralaoi
clennod up tor tb- winter, Call
ou tho city garbaa'o wagons foi
good service Phono t!25-L. F,
Y, Allen. ' '
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Auto friipptlr.
LAIIER AUTO 8PRINO CO. Our
big secret In making springs Is tho
tempering. Wo aro operating tho
largest, oldest and beat equipped
plant In tho Pacific northwest, lao
our springs when other fall. Sold
under Btiarnntce. 26 North Fif
teenth St.. Portland. Ore.
Accountant-
. R. WOOD Pcnernl Acrountnnt
Yonr books audited and kept fur a
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office, Medford Mnll
Trlhuno bldg.: phono CCl; resi
dence phone r,3l.
Cleaners
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS
Steam and dry cleaning and dyo
work. Satisfaction guaranteed .on
nil work. Gents' suits pressed.
Special attention to ladles' silks,
laces and gloves. Goods called for
and delivered. 114 N. Front St.
Phone 125. 153
siz
Lnundry
SAM WING CO. Has purchasod the
Woo Lee laundry situated at 123
S. Rlvorsldo and will conduct tho
business hcrcattor, Washings
called for nnd delivered." Prices
reasonable. ' ' 155
Notary Public
Printers nnd I'ublbtier
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. has the
beat equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding,
looio leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St. ' '
1'lijslrlans and Surgeons
BXfT G. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 41G-417 Garnott-Corey
b1ig phono 103C-L. Residence
20 South Laurel St.
DR. S. A. LOCICWOOD Physician
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCICWOOD. M. D.
Practlco limited to dlbeitsoH ot
women. Offices 233 E Malu."'
Phones, office S14-J-2; res., 814.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and
surgeon. Practlco limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses supplied
Offlco 22S East Main St., Hours
S;30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phono.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Offlco JiiEk
son County Bank bldg. Office
phoii6 43-R; resldenco phono 58-R.
DR. MARION Ptiyslclan and sur
geon. Stewart bldg.. corner Main
and Bartlett sts.; office phone 27.
rosldenco phono 27-J-2. 901 West
10th.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physi
cian and surgeon. Offlco Palm
block, opposlto Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12, l to 4. Phono 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon. Phones, offlco 30, real
deuce 724-J. Offlco hours 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopnthlo
physician, 303 Garnett- Corey ,
building. Phono 901-M.
It. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Ovor Hutchison k Luiua
deu, 215 E. Main St. Phone 77.
SteiiornHiori
ELLA M. OAUNYAW Palm block.
Stenographic work douo quickly,
and well. '
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 5-
Offlco 1G South Fir St. Phone .
316. Prices right. Service guar- k
anteed.
' 'Trained Xurso fc.
TRAINEri i NURSE Miss Nollio' Lorn- "
inaBsoh; residonco 738 West 1'lth
at nw.,.. r.r.t t I tn.t
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Vcierlnnry Surgeon k
DR. MURRAY. VETERINARY SUR- ,
GEON, graduato of tho American 1
Votorlnary College, N. Y, CRy.'
Offlco Nash Llvery,Stabl0. Phon -Jf
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