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pftlniicd lidto OU tlm oetjnuloii of ccle
lJrilYltltf tlio" fbvmril ojn'ilintf of Iho
mlill'rnl miring prdje'cf. Tho Julcti
rtVc Alondny, Tuesday nnd Wednes
day, July 3, l itud'h. Tho nttrnc-
tions inchidu u Kivect pen fcHlivnl, a
childteii'H piigciinl, nlno Slirino'cure:
lifulllill riu nllnbr1 divertiRsr'mcnlK'.
Tiki nihjiir foiituvV, how'dver, Will b'e
tin' "dedication" of tliti lil;i report
projcdl which Aslilniid has litid tinder
wiiV for n j'i'nr lntetV inVol vitif' tbd c.X
jlcmlithre ' or $'.'00,1)00. Koiiiitnins
nnd' stnluui from" the ijnn Frd'riciHco
dspoljilloil atti on tho wily Hdro to
fiirlhfT embellish Lilhln ptirlr, rind' by
llfo dnliH mentioned elaberate: orna
mentation' ot! thd Cntirc. paVl? nnd
cniiij? grolmU.s HyfitVnf" Will l)o com
pliAe' I-Mllbwin) ill' rttUld' succession
will .ba tlio nnnuul. chiiiitattun uh
eomlJiyB with till iii woeinl nnd litef
iiVy fViirttrc's which1 tlio gathering lm
pliuH. Tho celebration of tho springs
iiwtullution will not bo confined to
Juoksoh county Or even- soutliorii Or
egomiunfunueh nsmany from outsido
of HhftU U&itfihiKcl,' hnvd aignificd nn
inlcntloil'of bliing pfeVcnt.
Ailjylaht OonVrrtl While, Colonol
(i'reedo nndX'dptalu Coilltw, wllb wcro
ill this city eiirly in tho week on a
tltuV'of inspection, of tint Const Ar
tillery' ulntim here, viBitcd' tho high
Kclidbl on Tuesday morning, escorted
by ot ficcrs of First company, nnu nU
drefrcd'lho Btudenls on bolh civil and
uillithry topieti to 'lm delight nnd
cdifiuntibiv of pupils" of that inslittl
liml.
JttA. P.' ProSf, wltb'ww alrickcH
with pnrnlyWis n fu days ngd,' litis
been reiliovcd to tlio homo of her soli
Sylvan, residing on' Monde street. Her"
uniigiuorx, mo anuses ncicn nnd
liliuni; of Por'tlnlid, liuvo returned
hero' t'd card for" theft mother. Mi.4fl
Helen' ft n" trnhifcr Ms6 cdiillt'cte'd
w'iui'feh'YincentS hospital' in the iho
rrBflolJH. Matt'Johifcon, residing up tho cnu
ydu, nt 'l!8' Granite street", miffcnhl
a Htrokn of )ora!yhl on Moudny. Il'd
wns n former employo of thi ice
pinnl.
hart
In. lirniH'i.1 rif
10;dfc$fAiff his jhoMicV ratatc, fore.
Annie Thcller of Sim Frnnqibco, Jin.v
iiij left .flOiJIOOO to be divided bo
twodn t'Oui' wonf and two dn'ughfors.
Jim Herney, residing on Hclmnn
HtVeeVis pruning' nnd sprajnng His
bimy bc pyelimtnnry to' rt' produdt-
' ("L'J-'V0.11 'ool0' fonvard to next
biiinmcr. ' Ho linn J00 Htandu Which
luturneu psira (liviiientitf lust year
TneArtre' oolbiu'eed iii a favored lo
callly, ifer'osH tlio Cnlifo'mia border.
GitV ordinhljcd .No. (513. in effect
nitcr.:I)jy;pnibler.2r..JQir, denhi ex
Hunhtivdly with tlio electric light,
power iijid heul Mnico under tho
merger of tho municipal plant with
the "old" corporation, which raeium
the Cnlifomia-Oregon Power Co.
Among a .multiplicity of regulations,
Het ion 13 provides that "tho electric
'Ojlit conmiHteo of tho council is nu
tlig,nzcd Jointull n meter for n .cus
lomer at niu' time it (fecma of ndvnn
', tlio city." All ho Various
eJaTbifioullntis of major importance
aio Kiihject (o a minimum rntq of $1
per. month. Pint rates for lighting
arc oh' ff .Hiding d.-nlc from" $1 por
month for four lights up to $2 per.
month lor ten Ifghts. A notable ex
ception, U mado for "curling jrons"
"l-'V"fs PC mohfti. Xll flat rntds
tin) duonnd pnynblo in ndvnnco on
tho tn-Kt or enVh month. Por' range
nnd complete cooking outfit for flitt
family tho rule is 5 per month. Tho
mcjer tjuryice covert n wido range. A
bpcitial elcelriejight fund is ijlso ere
iiTcd iii nlrtch nil light and power
leyeimoh nie segreguti'd from other
mlifiicipal receipts. All payments nfo
dun nt recorder's offico in city hall.
Tlio season bii'r.keibnli sclu'dulo
'l1!1" organic with Kugeno high nt
the. local 'gVimi on Saturday, January
'Mvlfro n'j'onTrt with tho military on
January 5,'i nnd 2B) and' dual games
with Hosebnrg high on local grounds
t -rynipry u.anu .).
gtiffl(cplieitb6iL,1.pjuhc(;r Jc
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Wt BLOOD DISEASE
Dtivw It Frem. Your System. t
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llerniua t'liirrb. nffr;t lh tioac nt
throjtj rAMnlnit vrii ,ln t)i? (nutrilf.
u,ipuae of, a'lrri'aViaec iid sujrlnV
In (lie tliroaL II hn been common lre
tict'to oWt.Catrfrrh witi 'lyo) wij.
s ai fprays" appllrcf tit lli parti.
Tlili morteof treatment cannot tint pr
miiiirr)t fel'lef. rtd l liable tu agcrVata
IW tlpublr. Catarrh cannot be trifled
with, 'if allowed to run on It will ille
ra'ae tin liViiilelilal tXibcn, nettle oh th
luiiua ami affect th jitpniach IHUel
It la4 v'ey iTe'rAtna rileaae. Don't trea'(
It locally. Ti ohv treatmvnt tht haf
lirove'n effeotlve' In.the.lreainient of Ca
tarrh U R . M.. th irreateat blooil nun
flar and liloid tunic Vunvyn. It relieves,
tha ca't)t.Calrrk bjf renuurUliInt;
the ViloodicRdwInc (ta ilgor. Klvin
nw !)(-tu the r4 blood corpusclea aud
atlmuUtliiK the rjuw o that It ha the
Vitality ty tbrqw off thu Jtlaau a,nd
KeniiK frdin tlia ayttn It la literally
a lilocul htitlu , yon. nulckly feel renut.
lleada'chea dlaaipaar. the cathnrlnir In
the throat atiipa. tlm ,nojrU heal. 8. S..
-H. la a natural blood tonic and haa
firoven effective In the treatment of all
iloodiaffecllona. Kcrema. tetterf. raah.
ScrofJta. Ueta. . 8. at your druircUt';
If yiuS need expert advlca writ the
PrtlfvVl'1?10 u Atlanta, U,
Suni' Thelldr, tlib well-lmf n' mov
lUg.pibtiirt OiicnltUr rif Yrekh,
iniien nciiui a sdoim
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:dc'nt', who has bceu jsprioiinly ill for
dmo time past nt hin residencu on
.Factory street, is reported improving.
Tho intarsehblnHtic debating statun
up to date is to thd offect tlmt Ash
land won over Talent; Mcdford beat
Grants Pass and will noxt compcto
with Ashland, the winner to try con
clusions with Klnmath FnlW a6 n-fnt-
nlo in determining tho championship
of southern Oregon.
Sirs. Ed Andrews' of Bedford met
with tho ydiiug lndids of tho choral
'clnss'of lh clvie itmfrWenlent' nuxil-
faty on Tnbsdriv' o'ciilng ttt thd lib-
rnry tit thu codily of conclf.
Thd' ilHsindhrt Jfoii'ri nnsocinlion
nlct on MUlulrty dventiig in tho Com
mercial cltib rooms with only a cor
pbral's triltird present. Consequently
no business was transacted. TlioV
will meet ngnm in tho sn'nic rooms
rinx't XTohttny dvenitig, Jtiriuary '24.
Then' dleetton of officors will' bo irt
order. Indications point to a decis
ion that tlio riroiKiscd mVrgor wltji tlio
ddmnldreinl body as a bureau of that
organization will not thdtcHnllto.
Jackson ItifcliKon of Hombrook,
who died lnet week, was tho father of
Airs. II. Kennedy of Ashland, nnd
wns a well-known re&ldent of Siski
you county.
Letter-writing week is being duly
oWrvcd here, thopublio schools, tak
ing tho initiative, tnnrmu'ch ns pupils
have already had consjderablo experi
ence along this line. Oregon ns u
.btnto, Jnckson, Josephine and Klam
ath counties as (subdivisions,- tlio
Itoguo IMvcr valley as a Javored snot
and the tjenuties or Ashland as n
rAuhicflpalily, "comq in Xoi' th'cir fi,liaro
ol; dx'nloifntiou and praise. A fair os-
J!itli .t.'. f.tnA i.fu .IV -
tiiittuu piufi-s uuuuiciicrs as mo c?c
tra ijttmbcr which will bo mailed from
this vicinity within ten days under the
"glass of water" enclosures.
Av. J1. I)alcy, n pioilcer of Jnckson
county, who died re'ocriTly a"t' Eifglo
Point, aged 82, w-Ai the father ofrrs.
ItosctU Potter of this city.
J. II. Dill, recently chosen ohuir
man of tho board of directors of the
Fruit & Produce association, is a
retired professional mnif frdm Okla
homa', now, domjoilcd on an orcliard
tract in' West, Ashland,'
, Coutracfors urd lobbing over plnng
and specifications of improvements
on tho Hotel Oregon,- with n yet no
.definite rbuHs. It Is conceded a
major portion of labVr on" tho job will
bo by day's work instead, of spdcilio
contract.
!Dud," Dollaih'lde, proflrictoV of tho
old' toll road.over th'o Slskiyous, was
in town on Tifrsdnv' lookiiiB- for Imr.
there' having been a uhortagc tho past
sumihtT in lifs locality. lib wns ro-
toiTCd to Chaijey TJudsny of this city,
wju ijnn nnicr uns uocn unimg' over
5D0 tons in thd u'dinlt.yot Kdgeivood,
uui.
0. H. Kneed, W'tslorn Union instal
lation' rind repair export, is uY north-
eni terntorj- those dayri atvuding to
lviwii' work dxtehkivclv. At last nc-
icoiints hi? was nt Henttle, extending
the trip ns far noitU as llritis'l't Col-
umbin. His family remains here.
Tho Portland Journal in its na
tional unrd notes of reoent date. nn.
uounces nun liu'rnbrnton' is men-
V '
tioned as a cpndidato for captain of
First cmujinny, (ho local contingdnt at
tlie CoHht ArtllleVy corjw. Thornton
is a fOVraer captain of tho coibpifny1
lieio betoie it was mct-ged into the ar
tillery branch of the service. Ho is
Spanish; war veteran nn'd,in.w ,or
Vico in the, Philippines not -long-n't'tpr
Ucwey bottled up the Spanish fleet in
Jfanilii bnv, '
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FLOUMrlK.FiK
Snow has Been oil' thd ground since
Jan. 6th, and1 i lias saoWed aiVneat
every day since then. There is about
t,wo feet of It at prospect and abo'ut
half that piuch down" oh' the Plouncs
Rock flats.
Mr. and Mrs. Peetor and Mr. and
Mrs. Blauclyird were jxlppa suffertrs
for the past two wdeVf
M"rs. R B. Vaigliiifa died' Jan. 13,
at Medford, and waa burled n't Cen
tral Point the next day. Snow pre
vented anyone from talo community
from attending the funernl, though
many desired to go. Wo will miss
.tho good kind friend and neighbor
from' our midst nnd our deep sympa
thy gocii out to tlio 'bereaved family.
Hoy mid Uriah Vattghan camo
.homo, Saturday and tho real of the
family will follow soon, Mr. Vnughan
and Mrs. tins Dllsworth liavo 1
grlppo at present.
Mrs. Sid 'ichol litis boon very slclc
for sonio tlmo. Dr. Holt camo up
Saturday night and Sunday morning
performed nn operation, after which
aho will probably get hotter, thoiigh'
she Is very woak.
Dr. Holt nlncT mada n profeRstohal
vlolt to Mrs. Dltsorth ab tho nrlppo
Was about to get tholitist other. Sho
lias bcu'un to Improvd n llttld now.
MIbs Lytic was also "gripped" for a
wddk or more.
Johh Orldvd lias "ltv' ubw, nnd Mr,
Lewis had "It" for several days.
Kd HollOubeck has had "It" too,
but waa nute' to' be' out on business
'Saturday ahU StlUdny. He spent Sat
urday night with1 Frank Dllsworth.
In futuro It will bo more of a now a
Item and loss of a task to chionlclo
the namen of families who have not
had tho In grippe, Instead of those
who havd. Can any family send In
their name's now to go on such a list.
Mr. Vllllts has been gathering cat
do' In this part of tho country lately
.and spent Saturday and Sunday
nigh tB. with the Gordon hoys, He
sayn Mrs. Wllllts has boon sick with
tho. grippe,
Ch'as. Wanning spcnl one nltiVt re
cently w'lth' Dee IJIanchard.
Mrs. Earl Ulrlch has returned to
her mountain home. '
There has been no Sunday school
or p'rayor mooting the" past 3 weeks
becauso of sickness nnd deep snow.
Mrs. Chartraw returned to hor
home at Derby Sunday and Tiort Hlg
lubotham.nnd family uro now stay
ing with his parents.
Miss iWrl Peyton had a very on-
fjoyabl'o party Saturday night, It be-
Ink,her birthday anniversary,
Mosdanics Dawson and Vinson
spent Saturday night at Mr. Poytonu
and attended trio party.
Paul Poyton spent Saturday night
at home.
Harold Peyton Is vlsltldg In tills
vicinity nt present.
Xsrt4 y Jacksca Coamty Ab
tract .Qov.8)i:th aaf .Fj; JJsC I
Circuit
V. D. Clark vs. F. B, Jordan, sum
mons filed.
Cloorge TT Watson' v. Mr. Ann II.
Ilussoll, domurror filed.
Charming Sweet vs. Alphonso Vlen
vcnti et al, cost bill filed.
GLASS. OF SALTS IF
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)bitlsMHat lf htl JaakaeayM
Juye'lUaier traableftilta
iae ferKWwyf,
Meat forms urlo acid which excites
and orenrorks tho kldseys'In their ittyti
to filter It from tbo system. Regular eat
,ers of feeat ami flush! the kidneys ooea--sjoaally,
You must, relieve. t!iB Jlke yu.
relio your bowels; removing all the
acids, waste and polsoto, eUo you fel a
iir lry' ia the kidaey Mftoe, skarp
pains ia the bade or sack Baihch, dU
aiaeas, your stoaweh soar, toofiM Is
eaMjM aMt wW the weataer is bod you
hare rbeumatio twiBge. Tke uriRa is
cloudy, full of MdlaWnt; the cfcannt!
V 4 irritated, ofcllgiat; you to get
up two or three tiraoa during the sight.
'Do aeutrallzer tHee irritating Hi
ad aa4t er the bod qriatxti waW
' stoat four ounce of Jad Salt
Irons any pfcareyj take a U.Vk
apoofifwl'la a ot water before break
fast for a few days aad your kldneya will
tb aai' 1m aad Madder disorder Mi
pfr. This ftwoM salts is made frem
the eid Of grapes' and lewoa" Jurce, oo
blaed with' Iltlils. aad has bee u4 for
geaeattoas to clean and stimulate sluf
giH kidney and stoji ludder Irr'IUttoa',
Jad Salts is Inexpensive; l.irmie and
snakes a dellghtM e!ferveceu. Itthla-
watjr drink which millions of ate and
woaea tale' now and then, thus avoiding
perivu Mdaoy and Uiulder dlve,
I ll II 111 1 1 lil II I 11 I IT rM
KIDNEYS
Q. Mi Dodgu vs. Kl A. FTnmlng dt'
nl, sumnlons.
Ixjla M.' Olms'tead yd. Myron Olur
stcad, summons filed,
1'robato
. Inthc juatlor of' the estate of II.
C. K!rshbauiu, decree of final dis
charge'. '
In the' ii'uUtor of tho estate of U'.
V. Dcall, deceased, lnVontory and ap
praisement filed,
in tlio' matter of tho estate of A.
J Daley, deceased, petition and or
der appointing executor.
Ileal Kstnto Tmnsferri
Klcclu V Ilalladay el vlr to
Karl B, Kelzttr ct ux, lot -1 ,
lilk 2 dray's add Medford....$10,00
C ?l. H. PaHjer ot ust (o o D.
Wbltniy, pf 37-1W SW D.... 1.00
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Brush this through faded, lifeless
locks and they become datk,
glossy, youthful.
Hair that lotcq lis oQlor and lustre, or
vrlicb It fajlea, turns gray, dull and lift
less, is canted by a lncii of iiilpliur la tUo
hair. Our grondmbthcr made up admix
ture ot Stge .Tea and Sulphur to keep
her looks dark nod beautiful, and thou
sands of uomen and men who valuo that
even color, that beautiful dark shade, of
hair vfldch Is so attractive, use only this
old-tlroe recipe.
Kowndsys wp get tlilo famous1 mlxlure
by asking at any drug store for a 60
wt bottle of "Vyethps Sage aad Sul
phur "lair Itcmedy," which darkwa th
hair so naturally, so evenly, that nolxxl
cab poaWlbly tcl it li.is been applied, B
IiIm, It takes Off dalidrulT, slops wslp
itching and' falling hair. You juik
dampen a sponge or soft brush with' it
and draw this through your hair, taking
onri small strand nt a tlmo. Dy morn
ing tho gray hair disappears) but what
delights tho ladles' with Wyelh's Ss
arid Sulphur is' that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after a few-appllc-tloni,
it also brings back tho gloss and
lustre and givaa it an appearand of
rhundonoe.
NEW TODAY
Kino now bungalow, very nightly
In Capital Hill, an acta of good'
ground, water piped all over It, jnd
to house, which Is now and riot qulto
finished. To make a' quick"' turn tW
owner will sell for $1250.00,
Jiav'o a fine irrigated Idaho ranch
of rich' soil, large house, nnd all
farming feature attraUlv'a. 240
acres for 1 1G,000, Will trfhe a 5000
hoiW here In the' deal, bakocs easy
teams.
C. D. HOON
LOANS
RENTALS
INSURANCE
SEE US
Btital.tr Mve'sfnint Co.
WHY?
IT 18 yOUIt HUHI.VISS Tfj'sVlK MK
Because my sioe. in frade ii.to
aato opltonod at the' lowest esk
prlaa thf bestbuy la this county. ,
I haVa beea oa taa Kround look-
lag eut for you for bb pat fire
years, Nearly everyday I hs la
Twtlgated gome "good thltiK." I have
dlfatlaated erery'tklHg- eicupt' taoee
mm waica i in coaTiacea win se
cure e aatlsfled euttqam.
Ja a few hours ttas I cda give yea
the beaetlt of thle' reeearck. It Is tar
Bstaerto sheW yea svef teuaty
aadjtatroduce yf it t thd aoebllR'(ef
aad epirtanlttee here. lied-
fcrd t aad
J. C. BARNfeS
4y. wik(t -r-i- flu nf
LOOKING FOR WORK
Everywhere men complain about
work', even boys and girls in school or
busiiicss' find Work tedious and irk
sdthe, Inlt it IsH't the wb'rk half sb much
as their own lack of physical strength
that' makes irhital'j
Rich lilood, strong llmgs and Ilc'altli
ful digestion make work pka'surablc
In' business, in school or dven house
work, and if those who arc caeily tired
who arc' not sick, but weak and ner
vojis would jtjst take Scott's Emul
sion for one month and let its mire
concentrated food create richer blood
to pulsate through every titter and
vein let it build a structure! of healthy
tissue nnd gjvc you vigorous, strength
'ou would find work easy and would
look for more. Insist on Scott's.
ScoU& Domic. JHoomfitld, N.J. U-M
rflllt HIJN1 iilJCHKKWiPINa
IIOOMH
KOR IlKNT.Nlco house keeping
Toorus; also furnished rooms. 332
South Central. ,
FOit itKM rqitninnKi) ftooMD
F(Sll IKNT Fufnimiotl and unfur
nished modern rooms', lnqtiira 701
West 2nd street. 200"
.WS-S-!.1 ' .
ron' hB.vr-inoTJati
FOIt RB.NT--I''urnlshed house for
ront, close In,, Phoue 77d-J, or
call 147 N. Holly St.
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FOR ItliNT
ment', 144
470-M.
il-robai niodera apart-
South Central, Phone
272
FOR RKNTFurnfsBed, attractive
five-room bungalow aa paved Nt,
strictly modem, el ec trio heat, elec
tric range, Alan Hrackinreed,
phono 337, or Hotel Holland,
FOIt MBNT Colonel Bargont'o re
Idehce on Oakdale ave.. telebhoas
owner at Jacksonville, cr latiulre
of II. O. Nye or Roy U, Peeblee at
aieuroru, -J78
FOR RKfr First class 0-rdam mod
ern bungalow; range connected;
garage, Tel. 488X.
FOR SAXB WMKSefcrisKSOWl
FOR SAIjE Or exchange, tBfd fur,i
njture. Wljat,haye you? Addrew
Box H, Mhll Trlbdrte.
FOR BALD Corn.. Phase' 597-R2k
SJS9
FOR' fTAliK-THordujrD'brea Rhode
Is)and RedcockH atthaetty reaer
Voir', PhonB 370. W, J. Petersen;
upm- f& for hatching. 286
iFO 8A'IB UlgB-Krade turaltura.
sewins; macnine, rruu ann othr
household goodn. Oil N. Central.
Mrs. A, A. Moody. 23ff
FOR SALBrfahurei Ptioae 274-Vi
F. V. Allen; 256
FOIt DALB'Fiva jiassaager, aiio,
perfect condition; lx good (Itch;
oloctriq lights; very cheap. Ad
dress Ilox ll', Mall Tribune.
FOR SAMC Bmpdge pots. 3' g"a!!on
"CahooH". about 000. Apply Hoy
Ashpolti, Kagle Point. 203
FOR SAtK RMAKi mrlTM
FOl 8ATaK-,arcat sacrifice; ten or
twenty rtcres garden soil, creek
bottqmi, very cloee in; iibout one-
third vgluc, cany, paymonts. C. A.
. Knjgjit, Mcdford. ,238
.1 L1"-L-,i in, .'.' jj,ia!Lu4.us.iua.-" j.j
9
$25..oo;,R.e:
We wjll pay. I2G.0O cask reward tothfnyVpoiFlIri!lsi us
with auac'tuai buyer forthe following ,lPdYacW'owHa& timber
tract:
160 acres, located 31, wiles' south of Cold" Hill,. osUmritod XVi
to 2 million feet saw. Umber' and 4060' cdrda hardwood. Prtco
JO 00,00. (Saw timber mostly yellow and sugar pine,)'
Jus an Investment' for a wood proposition this can't be beat,
-!t w A t ft If' ,' , i
MNNKf VESTMENT G5.
RRAI4 K8TATK
LOAN'S)
102 Weei Mala Btreet
afaaaaaMaialaM,.paaa-aiJjafcj,pMt,a,..aS,ai
Biiu uuiuaw JHtAva. . it. .nAii.il,
rtdH
adrttteaet
froW CeatVal
Faint.
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FOIt tfJABrjr trade, rtm sired is
J. C. C. .letsers, one ew ana' M
bull ar&fied.Fu.3& 1S1G, Joari
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900 iu. Melius jiaar'ulft. fiu. o,
O. Boxes. ,
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WANTHD Bxpprf aMHHtft't irahts
farm and ran,eh baoka. to ke4; IB
years exptirleneai A-l reftfeaeex.
Call C. U UpshaW, 1421 K. Main'.
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WANTKDiUimiiiAiYHOrjB
WANTKD -TO leau "either cultivated
or raw land; wiil cre for small
orchard young treoB; giVo location,
AddrcsR- Ilofc 18, Mall TrIUUae. 201
WAITED s;: gentlemen roomers;
close In; $1.50 Wool-. ii04 N'orth
Ivy. 2t51
WANTED GO g'oAtsi part trade, part
cash. Box K, Mall Tribune.
WAITED Scotch ixilile.
or flliop-
hurd, male pup. l'Mone 78S-R1.
2C9
WANT,ED-We have .orders for all
klhdo of pullets, eekrls aad hens
fdr breedlag purjK; demand
greater than ever. ead list what
you have, to offer. Nedford Foul
try aud Kgg Co. 2S7
WANTHD Women .let us help ytm
make money selling guaranteed
Iiotery,to wear,; fuil.dr,parftlaiefr
bg profits; etperienoe ubaee
Mty. Addrees. InteraatleaarMllls,
Bex 1SS, NorrlstewBi Fa,
FOK HXCkASOH
FOR BXCIIANOK Clear Income
property for eiultlw or aroperty
witn reaimpuait ngm; acreage
prerernw Ay aiaountt Box c ly,
Midi Tribune.
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rttuif tp MWMUMSTi 4?8 N.
Froat street and rcetYr reward.
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atureyaMt fr te laaulrers. Ad'
flresa MJee, ilaaul Burton, Central
Point. Ora, R jc.h, n0i i, 37a
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chlneaalMfor aale. daanlaa; and
re(lrag,, p. A. OtuiDntan, t Med
ford Furniture 4 Hardware atore,
Knsldencd 37 o. Central. .Pjiojk
300,
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place aay tlwe by (he oaly Bteda
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Corey bldgi
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Medford NtioaJ Bank Btfildtag,
DeMttata
Dr, W. M, VAN 8COYOO
DH. C. C. VAN 8COYOO
Dentists
Qarnett-Corey Bid;., ulte
Medforu, Ore. Phone 8GB.
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COMMOTIONS AND RHFORTS Wa
collected some seeonhts 14 yeara
old.. We know haw to get the
money, The Huttoek Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Room 1, ', 8, llaa
klcs'Bldg., ; X. Mala at-
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of flee,. Fire, Automobile Aoeldent
Liability, Fiat' Otaea, Contraet,
and Surety "Bonds,, Xsfella.nt com
pahiee', tSod Ideal aerrice. No.
216 Oaraett-Corar Bldg.
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MAHVB CARLOW . OstaptllM
ahyftela-w-, 419-417 Oimett-Oaray
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m, Praetka Mmltddto eye,
ww aad throat. Bye teJa-
uraeoa,
ear, rom aaa throat. w
tlrfeally taatad and gtakeea" suiu
t-He4. QeulM and. AurUt forB, P,
H. R., Co. Offleea M. F.,ft ujQo,
bldg.. opjiortte P. 9, Phone 587.
DR-R, W, CLANOX PW-rfeUaM'aBi,
stirgeoa. Phenea, orftea 9, real
aVsaea 724-1. Offtca aours, 10 ta
It te 6.
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MARTIN C. BARHlCR Pkyel-
gatfMd -Hrgaoitv, OHIoa Jalrn
blatV, eppoeUe Nash hdtel. Hour
10 te 12, 1 to 4, Phona 110-J.
T. n MMiNK, M. D.-r-OBye, Bar,
Km aad Throat. Headache and
arvaug ceaditloaa relieved by
tHreprlyfitt'9d'glaeeea. Cross eye
atrelnhtened. OHhV IM K, Mala
st, yhoae 30,3 Consultation ffea,
OORIONMAO' ORAOKKNi Mi D.-I
Hemnfipathla Phyalotan, Surgeon,
22 s -iwt Mala SL, Medford, Ort
gdn. Office phQB'J4 resldttuca
lhonw; 73S-R:', Orttee hour x to
4' $. m,
DR. cTHV, STI'HB.VSON-Ph'yilctan
anu upuvian. vans ans-firerou.
Kyeil tested; Glasses fitted that,
will correct any defect ot vision;
U'lrOH reasonablo. 'PhOho. J"2-X,
Offlci, at renldo"nce for tha present,
.Mddford, Oregon, 1 40 8, Holly.
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MKBFORD PRIKTWO ,00., has the
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