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,rj.fiss!smasm.j:ixxxf... ;xc - i itt'. ; V.W 'V ' w Pi OSCAR AND SAV. I WA53 LOOKING Tbtt ADOLPH. 1 0U5T MOOT FMJDlWM HE'S OT ALU MY MONEV. ;n 6 O 0 iA rf( V, f News From Our Neighbors APPLEGA1 E There will Im dunce March tl nt tint Boolnllat Imll. Everybody In In vited In attend. .Mr. timl Mrs.'WIiuolls drove mil to Hid vnlluy Friday evening returning Hiiiuiuy, ' ' Know fell uu (ho fuuthlllii Bnturrny miiriiliiR. ' m ' l.nmlo Home Iiiiii Hindu consldor nlilo Improvement pu III" fence the pllSt WVtiU. I'ntil nuil Lewis Jennings of Union Ton visited Tholmn mid Glenn MeDnulel Sunday. James O'llrlcn attended lint meet lug nt lltich uu a delegate from Ar plenate Htiturdny. Tim fifth mouth of hIIiooI cloned I'lldny. Tho following persona were neither nine nt nor tardy: llentrlre Mrlveo. Howie Head, Eva Hiiumoii. Margaret Hruwn, Vlolot Tlnimlon, Doiolhy llonil, Aiulroy l.nyton, IMnn Hitllon. Sylvia lluklll, Alllui Itlmthnm. 'Hn'liim .McDnnlol, fllflln Uiylun. Otton llniiM'ii, Pnul WrlKht. Kuniiuth lIMilwln. lllPiin McDanlol, Kri-il ltun Him, Knrl lUirrlott, Ituilolpli UnUU win. Ilnrolil Mnimfllil, Umllo SCIiu iiKinimn mnl HoU-rt Head. Tho nt toiulnnco wim -!r I'kIiii; inlich lictlor than Initt month. IMIth Knhll anil .loulo WrlKht havo lui-n nhfiont from nchool n fnw layi on nrcmlnt of hIcUiiimih. Jhiiioh O'llrk'ii hodl u hiinrli of Iiokm lo l-'nnl ICuo-c I'rlilny. It hml lioon nrrnncl with tho Nchool honnl not to hold nchool on Waililnulon'ti lilithdny. hill to ilovoto tho tluitf to tiiilldlnK a truck to. ho iiixhI for tho nnniinrcromiirry nlcnlc mid Appli'Kalo vnlluy fluid incut. Ilnwovor hh tho wonlhor wuit imfnv ornhlo It wiih thotiKht hoHt to iot pono It for n llino. ChnrtoH Mto who In nttondlm; IiIkI foliool nt Central I'olnt Hpt'lit tho wwiKtimI with lilrt paronlH hero. Tho poopto iiltiuiilliiK tho mamiuor lulu at Murphy from ApploKnto wtre: Mr. mid Mm. Union, Mr. mid MrH.( Tom llorrlotl, Mr. mid Mr. II. Mnun.' field, Mr. mid .Mm. .lohii llorrlott, Allco llliiKhain mnl lloltalrlio Mv Ken. TIioho from Thompiion crook woio ISimlco Davln, MnrRiirol Huff mmi, (Icoruti Muu mid Krod lliiffmnn. A vol) good tlmo wiih roportod hy all. .Mil mil llaldwln droVo to .InckMon vlllu Kntnrdiiy. .Mli4 (lladyH Ho wiih ii visitor In Mmlford lattt wotdt, Hllim llnlilll loft nchool Thurndiiy iiioiiiIiik and Joined her paronlH nt (Irlffln crook. A nliiu pound valentine nindo IiIh nrrlvnl nt tho homo of Mr. mid Mrs. Alvln Conover, Mr. mid Mih. I'otor llotz, Mr. nud Mih. SIiihmt, Minn l'lolo nnd llmry Dally woio tho Hundny Ruontii of Mr. mid Mih, Harry llowmd. Slovo Smith hnn routed no uoroa of I'crry Foster, Frtid'Hbllows'lri hpendliiR n fow ilnyH with his brother Kiikoiio nnd family. Wilfred .Inck camo In from Lnko county thin weolc, HIh wlfo nnd chil dren emtio In liiHt Fall nnd Hjicnt tho winter horo. MIhh Kloruuco Klncnld' of Aftuto opened tho HprliiR term of school in tho DolieiiRor (lap dtstrlot Monday. Ilownrd Horoi'h nnd fmnlly of llqn Rlo woro tho RtioHta of W. T. llous ton homo Suiidny, MIbh Nollle Kly h"s hoon on tho 8lck llHt. Mnry MoNott wuh horn in WIhcoii hIii In ISIS nnd was ninrrled to Mr. Bohnffor, Ono child lllrmn. wiih horn mfd hor hnHlmml dlod. In .Innuiiry 18(10 hIio wns mnrrlod to Mr, KUhor. To this union four houu nud two ilauElitortj voro bbr. 8ho ALONG WE RIVER ADOLPH VELL, HE'S A PIG'HEADED RASCAL AIT XGR JCRVE WHAT'S STUBBORN AS tit- uwe? fiC WE & 4' P EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Ily A. C. Hewlett I'riink Cimtor mnl wil"o were iIoiiir IniHliieMK wild our ineri'liiiiilM limi Tui'Hilny. Wiiltcr Wood ilrovo n fine lniucli of iircf Ktoern ilirouuli our town liiht TuohJuv for tho .Med ford inurkct. TlintmiN Itllcy, .lr wiih Hiiiilln on Minim of IiIk frii'iulH Tuchilny, K. .1. Howell, roiireHfiitliie; Illii iiiihiit & Kriiiik of Portland, hpent I he uiKlit nt the Siinnyhide Tm-Hihiy. F. I). HotiRlimn of Sonltlo, Wiihli., rrireHeiitiiiR Fidcllty-I'liocnix Insur nnce I'otiipniiy of New York, took din ner ut tint SiinnyMido Wednesday. There wiih another traveling MiileHiumi nlMi took dinner with iih the name time, hut lie jimt mine in, "lit down to his ilinuer ami difapnoared iih noon an ho hail fiiiixhed, ho I did not leant tiiii name or lniKiueKH. Hut I notice that there in yelling to he imite a uiiiulier of jriitlemeii of that profeHhion viNilinu' our town reeenlly which indicate that our inereliaiitN are iloin eoiihideralile Imihiiiohs, and there in icttinj; to hu itiito a nuinher of HtrniiRern 'on our Hlreetn; that would indicate that Kittle Point is re RtiiuiuR her place on the map of Ore Ron. It become my unplcaant duly to chronicle the death of two of our fellow. chimin, hoth dyiu on the Hume day. The f1rnt one to die wiih Matthew (Hud) TliomHiu of Climn.v. who died on the inorniiit- f the 17th at the roMileiico of hin linither-in-law, W. W. Taylor. He leaven a wife, lirollier and HiHlerH to feel their bereavement. He had had an operation performed in Ahliliiud and never fully recov ered. Ho wiih jtitit in the prime of life, being only !( yearn, ;i iiioiiIIih and I dayn old. He nmin a man who wiih highly respected by all who knew him nud ono who will be really niisxed in the nei;;hborlioiid in which he lived.. The remain were interred ill (he family lot in the Antelope cem etery. ItcliHioiiN hcniees were con ducted ul the urnvo by the nusor of the llaptint elmreli. I(e. I. 1. Sua inoiin. Died February 17, lll.", at her home mi Indian Creek, on the Km;lo I'oinl and free ferry road, Mr. Mary Fisher, wife of John Finher, one of the veterans of the civil war. The deceased wiih horn in WWoiimii, Aii Riist l'J, H) IK, ami camo lo .luckoii coiinty in 11)01, She leaven her lius bauil, a kiiii, (Jciii-rc, and dauhtor, .Mix. Walter Itohiuett, of Kiijjene, Or. The reinaiiiH went placed to rent in the Laurel Hill cemetery. Tliurhdav an I wiih on my round lookini; nNcr tlio inlerchtrt of the Mail Tribune and picking items to write in the F.iirIcIh, I met It, Jl. Whitman, tho foreman on the W. Hurt Hamilton place, and he invited me lo ro up with him and hco IiIh hog pens, Joined tho MoMiodhit church when a )oiiiir Rtrl. She wiih Hick about UU minuted hut Buffered untold mlvury for that time. She died February 17, lit 1 5. An iiRcd hiiRlimul, two eoiiR, (leorRo nnd I'd FlMhor nnd two V;rnnddniiRhtoiB, Mrs, Tosslo Uohnott of lliiRouo and Miss FUhor, BiirVh'o hor. Sho was hurled Tliuradny nt Trail comotery. Hov. BIiiuiioiih of Kntrlo I'olnt conducted thn funeral 'Horvlcoa nt tho Rrnvo, The ItnndBonio floworn Riven hy Mrs. W. Hrown of KorIo I'olnt woro Rrently nnpreclntod. AinoiiR tho Medford visitors this wool, woro Air. nnd MrB. Jnapor Hnnnnh, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Itnlnoy, Norman OnRO, T. C. Oalnos, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Tool, Mr. HluRhuni, KtiRbno llellowB, Green Mntliowa nnd John Wnrnor, MIbb Junto JoluiBon la n Riicsta nt the, (Irunt Muthowa home. MrB. II, Clnrno eutertulnod Mra. Ornnt Miitliowo, Mra. J. Joliiiaou, MIhh Junto Johnson mid Mrs, J. Clnrno I'Tlilny, MTCDFOTtD MAIL TRfnUNE, It's Too Bad; Oscar Misses y' IITT CT MULE UND HC5S UWt? MOX. ssfei ' K" hut that wiih rather far for mo to walk in htieky, hut on iiuiiiiry I learn ed that he had Hiieeceded IiihI fall in procuring about thirty brood howh mid that among them they have now about fifty fine blooded pigs and that they are doing well. (Inint Mathews wiih in town Wed nesday, mid Ii!h brother, (lieen, en mo out from Medford the naiiioevening on the P. k K. He had been to .lack Honville lo look after a law nuit he Iiiih pending in (ho circuit court, a foreclosure proceeding in bankruptcy in the Art rtichoift ensc. Court Hall of Medford camo out Thurxihiy, hiiugiiig a lliipmobile for (leorgii von iler Hellcij. (leorge snys that it is a prcNcnt for his wife, and if she can bundle that as well iih she docs the little foIkH in the primary de partment of our school she will have but little trouble. I also met 0. II. Wamsley, and he pan! on his subscription to the Week ly Mail Tribune, mid in conversation remarked that he had received a let ter from his Daughter, Mabel, and in that letter says that she is gcOiug so fleshy that her clothes ale too tihl; thai Hhe Iiiik filed on a homestead out there at Ilciid and hat started in on n new Iciim' of life. Sho went from here to Ari.oua for her health Inst winter, and (his fall went lo Hem! for a change, with tlnt result. Her many friends here in Hoguo ltiver valley will ho glad to leant of the eliangu for tho bolter. Mrs. James Stewart, who lias been visiting her cousin, F. M. Stcwnrt, took tho car for Medf.inl Thunnlay afternoon. Last Wrduoxilay II. II. Lord had a runawny and his feel became en tangled in the lines, throwing him out of (he rig mid bruising him up unite badly, cutting a gash on the side of his head and injuring one of his eyes. Hut Dr. Holt, who rcsirts tho ease, said that ho could not decide how badly until the swelling was -cdticed. Ontario A fruit uvaporntor la to hu built hero. FOK HUNT MISt,1Cl.!..-.NROUH FOIt KKNT UulldliiB lOOxtCO or nny part of It. Formerly occupied by Korlnek Veterlnnry Itoincdy Co. Mr Pines, Lumber Co. For Exchange Have you n good tienr lug orchard, apples and penrrt In first clnss condition to match a largo tract of South Toxna l:md In Irrigation district, wat er pumped from shal low wells to Irrlgnto nt fulfil? Orchnrd of SO , to 30 ncres la wnnted on tills exchange, mid must ho priced right. Tho Texas land la In a developing district, nn niiully Increasing In value and good in qual ity. ' ROGUE RIVER LAND 10. Ilooni -107 M. I A IT. Uldg. 0)H)sltO Pout Offlco FOK SATiK Oil KXOIIANGK Kocuo Klvon Valtoy Fruit Lands. KDalry, stock, poultry ranches and Tinibor. Colonization Tracts, neat all-tho-yoar-round cllmnto on coast. Health Resort. Wonderful Modlcl nal Springs. Heaver Realty Co., Ashland, OroRoa. "''vsoi I 1 HOUSES FOR RENT $10,00 510 N. Rlvorfcldo, 10 rooms, bath mid toilet, tenant pay wntor. lot 100 by nbout 500 foot, running back to Bear creek, fine for garden, $15.00 230 S, Onkdnlo, sovon rooms, bath ami toilet, gal, water paid, $8,501120 W. 10th, flvo roomB, Uillot, wntor pnld. $8.00411 S, Front, aovon rooms, bath, wator pnld, $8.00110 E. 11th, flvo rooms, butli, wntor paid. BENNETT INVESTMENT COMPANY MEDJfOttD, OK BOON, TtfRSDAY, FICimiTAttY 23, rA.lrtl .AOMIT . ilAllr Uvil A VOICE: LIKE A CHACKA5S A LITTL OOWCM OFVHISKDS -..fcl'.. IMHHJUT VJCJAI. I-"OK , HKXl-navmtt FOR "l.YjNT-.NMnV'roo7ir"bunw'iow',' modern, two bath.i, sleeping porches, good location. Address K. C, enro Mnll Tribune. 2U1 FOIt KKNT Six room furnished nnd clRlit room vacant houno. 310 N. Ilartlctt. FOIt KKNT Well furnished nnd un furnished modern hungnlown. Kooui 2, Palm block, phono 330-K. roit kali: uouhkb FOK HALIJ House, piano nnd fur nlturo If taken nt once, 1390.00. C17 8. Nowtown St. 291 FOK KKNT Nino room house, ono block from P. O. Furniture for I milo or rent. Furnished for three suites housekeeping. Knuulro of M. .McDonough. 23 S. Almond St. 287 FOK 8AI.K Now flvo room modern bungalow nt n bargain, completely furnished. All assessments paid to date. Phono 13-X. 290 FOK SALB Flvo room houso nnd gnragc, lot 72x1 -10, flno trees, lawn, flowers and berries, all as sessments Paid, $1800.00, easy terms. Geo. W. Kcovcs, 1310 W. Mnln St. 29S FOK 8ALE TjlVE-miCK FOK SALK Shetland pony, or trndo for a good milk cow. Phono Gil K3. 288 FOK 8ALK 12 oxtrn good fresh cows, yearling heifers, also young calves, flno team of farm marcs. Nash Livery .Ham. 289 FOK SALK Urnd cows nnd rIKs from prlzo winning Duroc Jcrsoy herd, Jackson county fair: also boars old enough for service nnd weanlings. L. II. Houston, ono ratio west of Talent, phono 3-F12. 297 FOK SALK Good team of work horses and harness at a bargttin, weight nbout 2S00 pounds. In quire 90G West 11th St., phono 920-M. 2S9 NEW TODAY 210 acres with flno Inrgo plastered house, two barns nnd other buildings. 80 ncres in cultivation, nearly nil is level, tillable land. Lovcl road to Medford, bcIiooI and trading point near ut hand. Tho place Inys nbout 20 miles out mid bus flno outrange possibilities. $35 per aero. 100 ncres near Derby, n now place. 5! ncres under Pngo fence, 20 ncres In crop, Reed small house, nud largo framo barn. Crnter Lakd road crosses it, f-onui good springs, nnd n never falling creek. $2000 tnkea It. G. D. HOON WHY? A word to thoso who aro coming back. Lnnd for tho past six months hna been Imaging nt rock bottom prices. A great denl of liquidation bus tnkon plnco In this tlmo. My bus iness alono In tho Inst half of this year hna amounted to nearly $100,000 I beltovo tho last four or flvo doala 1 hnov mndo ropresont absolutely tho bottom. Land with rental value of $30 nn ncro will not long remain at $200 an ncro. Thero will bo no boom but land values "will Improvo somo. Good roads, Irrigation, saw-mill, box factory, cheap powor, sugar boots, canning factory, good prices, satlaflod customers, perfect days, ' Hurry, see Medford first and J. C. BARNES Room 201, First National Bank nidg. Adolp Again MSS BPAIU5 ISS.'DER.'RRliun SHEtTP, HE'S A3 WT Att A HIO FOCE KHMIMDS VOU A GUefcJJGEY COUJ. - FOK BALK KKAli E3TATK FOK SALK OK TRADK 80 ncro ranch, lfi miles from Medford, No. 1 free soil, to acres under cultiva tion, family orchnrd, good well, woven wire fence enclosure, mllo from atoro nud post office, on dolly K. F. O. route. Inquire K. 8. Tumy. 210 Oarnett-Corey Uldg. lliono CGI. 288 FOK SALK MISCnijliA.VKOrjS FOR SALK O vurlandoxpross wagon, largo (cnt, bicycle, good pnek Middle. 305 Portland avenue. Sirs. W. P. nakor. 291 FOR SALK 12 Unrred Rocks, pure bred, nil laying. Phono 70G-R. 289 FOR SALK Dry wood, under cover, nil hinds and lengths. Valley Fuel Co., phono 7G. FOR SALK Flno Tolous geese eggs. Phono or address W. R. Lamb. Medford. 310 FOR SALK, TRADE OR RENT Au tomobile garage nnd homo com bined, both or singly. Geo. F. Dyer, 11 1-1 North Central Ave. 290 FOR SALK Ono threo h. p. gaso llno engine In good condition. Dox 75, K. F. D. No. 4, Mcdfuod, phone 403-J1. 289 FOR SALK Nearly now Toledo range, cheap. Phone S91-H. 280 FOR SALK No. 11 Remington vls iblo typewriter, H inch carrlago and decimal tabulator. A bargain If taken at onco. Wrlto box 101. Central Point, Ore. 288 FOR SALK OR TRADE 12 h. p. en gine; 15 h. p. boiler, all In running ordor, will trado for Ford car. Hrlng on your car nnd look at tho engine. Address box 21, Jackson ville, Ore. 307 FoYfs7LK OR TRADK Two Incu bators, two seated rubber tired buggy. H. C. Stoltz, phone Q21-R. 29G FOR SALE Ono Carey fire-proof safo In first class condition. Cnn pay on Installments If dcalrcd. Dig Pines Lumber Co. FOR SALK Khodo Island Red eggs, GOc per setting. Phono 407-M. 295 FOR SALE Flvo acres, procd. P. O. box 2S5. well 1m- 295 WANTED naurciu.:vKOU8 WANTED A Fonl enr, must bo in good condition nnd a bargain. Ad dress box 177, Central Point, Ore. 2SS WANTED $S00 Phono 249-Y. on city property. 28S WANTED Fop cash rent, good small ranch within six miles of Medford or nearby towns, no fruit oxcopt for family uso. Will buy equipment on tho place, M. A. Under. Ill N. Front St. Phono 125. WANTED WANTED Dozen piccos of property direct from ownors, to trado for property In Bouthorn Cali fornia; preference, improved or un improved trncts from two to 10 acres. Send full description, price, otc. Address box 4, caro Mull Trl bune. 2S8 i WANTED (Hod driving horso and buggy to drive threo miles per day far keep or small lilro, with privi lege of buying. P. O. box 275, Contral Point, Oro, 288 WANTED March 1st, by family without children, n piano for stor age, lessons neither given nor tnkon. Phono 1SS. 291 WANTED To lease a eood placer ml no near Medford, Address Plncer. euro Mull Tribune. WANTED Byron Jackson centrifu gal pump, capacity 250300 gal lons per uiinuto, with 75 foot head, also 4G inch piping. Holland Dale, Talent, Oregon. 287 WANTED I want a Spanish tencbor to give lessons three times a week, llonry B. Yoskl, euro Dr. Page. 288 WANTED A ronter for good Boar creek bottom ranch- houso and barns. Box II., caro Mall Trlbuno. 2S7 WANTED $1000 for one, two or throo years. Good security. Ad dress 12Q0 II,, caro. Mall Tribune. 293 HELP WANTED SIAfcK WANTED Minor or mucker who un- uorstmuis oiectricui woru, au dress a, caro MM! TrlUuue, 393 livti 1015 AT THEIR re A HOG, UNO- OF- Lr.. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position ns holisokccpcr In town or country. Good cook. Uox P., caro Mall Tribune. 288 WANTED Odd Jobs, gardening and Inking caro of lawns a specialty. Phono 710-M. 291 IIOMKSTKAUS - --WW---4.- --- UIO INDIAN RKSERVATION TO OPEN 750.000 acres for settle ment; fruit, timber, general farm lands; tend 25c with this ad to Wonatcheo (Wosli.) Dally World, Dcpt. T, for reliable data about this region. MONEV TO IX)AN TO LOAN $300 to loan on city pro perty. c. A. McArthur, pnono 3G8 or 130-K. 201 MONEY TO LOAN On close in ranches. C. A. McArthur, room 3. over post office. Phone 3G8 or 130-R. 239 FOUND TAKEN UP At Four flundrod Ono ranch, ono spotted sow, slit In right ear, under cut In left. Call and pay for feed and add. 290 FOR irtCIIAXUE. FOR TRADE Wood sawing outfit In first class condition for automo bile X. Y. X., caro Mall Tribune 289 EXCHANGE Want to soil or buy anything? U C Rador. 11 N. Front St. Employment office and rentals, rhoco 125. Nuft Sod. BUSINESS DIKRCTORT a-----'- Auto SuppQe LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating tho largest, oldest and best equlppod plant In the Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs irhon others fall. Sold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth St. Portland, Ore. AttorBtr PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALBT -AttorneyB-at-Law, Rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank bldg. A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Coroy bldg. Garnet, Wm. M. Colrlg, George M. Roberts COLVIG & ROBERTS. LAW ITERS Medford National Bank Building. B. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERR1 Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun ty Bank Building. NEWTON W. BORDEN Attorney at j .aw. znz Kiist .Mam street. Assaying. E. R. CROUCH Assayor, chemist, metallurgist. Custom Assay Of fice. Mall ordor business solicited, Prices, gold, $1.00; gold nnd sil ver, $1.25; copper, $1.00; gold, all vor nnd copper, $3 00. Mailing en veloiK freo on request. Refer ence, Josephine County Bank. Rooms 201203 Hall Bldg., Grants Pass, Orogou, 336 Chiropractors DR. A. R. HEDGES. Dr. Louise K. Hodges Mcchano-Theraplsts, Chiro practors, Spondylotheraptsts. Tnea systoms, Including dietetics, cura tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy, etc. produco results in both acuta and chronlo diseases'. Consulta tion freo. Ovor Douel & Co., con nor Main nud Bnrtlett. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Other hours by appointment. Phono 170. DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor, norvo specialist Rooms 203304 205. Gamott-Corey bldg. Vapot hatbs and scientific massage given; neodle aprayi hoad and shoulder ahowor In connection; advice In dletotics, medical gymnastics, hydroptherapy. Lady attendant Phono, office 643, residence 511-U. Employment Agcacy We aro here to help people get re name, competent help, we fur niah help In almost all linos ot business. We mako a specialty of competent men and wives for ranches. We Boliclt your patron age. BIttuer's Roal Estate and Employment Bureau, Rooms 6 and 7 Palm Building, Medford. Pboas 858. Mrs. J. S. Clark, Manager, successor. Engineer nud Contractor FREdICUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F, & II. Bldg. Surveys, estimates, irrigation, drnlnngo, orchard uud land Improvement. T"St txos winil GAY PRANKS' DUSINU9S DntKCIOKT DeaUM DR. W. M. VAN BCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOO Dentists Garnett-Coror Bid., mlU tiff Uedford, Ore. Pbone 8S. V Li..:: - J-.z Gartx OARnAOE Get your ptmbImm cleaned up for the saasraer. Call on the city garbage wagon ff good serrlce. Phone 274-L. F. T. Allen. Inntructloa la Mwie HAIOIIT MUSIC STUDIO Roeta 401. Garnett-Coroy llldg. Fred Al ton Halght Piano, Mrs, Florence Halllday llalght, voice. Telepkena 53-W. Noinry 1'uVHe HELEN N. TOCIUiJY NoUry P lie. Bring your work to me at tM Ir.n of tha Mall Tribune. riijeslclam ma, rrargeeaa DR. V. O. CARLOW, DR. KVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopatlile physicians, 41G-417 Garnett-Corey bldg., phone 1036-L. Resldeaee 28 South Laurel Ht, DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathle physicians, 303 Garnett-Corey building. Phone 904-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physlelta aa4 surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyea aelea tttlcally tested and glasses ana piled. Office 228 East MaU aX, Hours 8:30 a. m. to t . a. Phone. E. B. PICKEL, M. D. OlfleeJaea son County Bank bldg. Oiflee phone 43-R; residence phone C8-R. DR. MARTIN O. BARBKR Physi cian and surgeon. Office Pala, block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hoars 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Fhoae 110-J; DR. R. W. CLANCY Physklaa aa4 surgeon. Phones, office 86, resi dence 724-J. Office hours 18 te 12, 2 to 6. DR. B. A. LOCKWOOD Fhyatetaa and surgeon. MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of women. Offices 309, 310, 311 M. F. &. II. Bldg. Phones, residence, 811-J2; offlco, 814. DR. LYDIA S. DOW Osteopathia physician, practice limited to ob stetrics and diseases of womea and children. Offices 3 and 4, Bt. Marks brock, hours 1 to 5 p. . Phone 160. Res, the Dow Hospi tal, Contral Point. DR. MCM. M. DOW Physician atid surgeon, obstetrics and surgery, offices 3 and 4 St. Marks bleck. Hours 9 to 12. Phone 160. Resi dence, tho Dow Hospital, Central Tolnt. Printers una mbUftltera UEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing offleevia southern Oregon; book blading, loose leaf ledgers, billing systeaw, etc Portland prices. XI Nacta Fir Ht. Public AuctloB ---.,--m''-,---m----- -. Every Saturday at 1:30, corner Main and Fir will sell on commission all kinds ot stock. Implements and furniture. Wo also havo employment' and reat al ngenoy. Havo furnished and un furnished houses for rent. List your wants with us. WYNKOOP & COMPANY P. E. Wynkoop, Llconsod Auctioneer Room 2, Palm Block Phoae UtMt-K '- ."."JWWI Stenography and Multigraph Work MRS. M. T. EDWARDS Work dose promptly at reasonable ratee. Room 3, Paint bloek, phone 107.' Shoo Repairing --J SHOE REPAIRING First das i repairing, on modern eleetrM machines while you wait. . N, Blden, located in Kidd'a Shea aHere, Phone 313J. K S Traasfen --sT-i--ts4 EAD3" TRANSFER '& BTORAGK 00, Office) 4 2 Korth Froat St. PlM 815, Prlcef right. Service gat sntead. Typewriters aad SuHaice, 4;1 j TYPEWRITERS, ANDUPPWaJP r.ev,' neroingioa, amun rraauer and Monarch tyiwritli atMtaC and subtraotlog maeMaea, reaaitt machines for oash or aaey ,ay ments. Maehlnes for feat, rlbfteaa and supplies of all Muds, a4aaplitev pairs free of charge. Roger . uennett, 10 quin W., OH 1TRV THE. 7X. LIVE STOCK PAVilLUOro'. 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