Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 25, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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    MKDFORT) AfATf, TRimiNK, MKDFOKP, OfM-riON. FfffhW. rF.HKT U.'V 2". Ifffr,
."-' ' i ' i i 1 1 ill.
v?ifm vnr,
mm m vicinity
Jim Yoknm. M. I. br';cinnti and
linrw in n Itoldtip Mime time ngo m
(Ira wmn Hh sxwr IiHm, fijnirw in
tooftawa a t rwinitmt of $Jl)0U
far Wrtwy m M MMntoH whH be
fat iic Immlit tliwd. result in in
etio of twu olhcr nwiitt; the )(.
At tke trwe Vokttw w iiiif f the
ftow iir I'mnk Dickey, cfliMllir,
wlw PtWilt liorti, rHHninjf Let wren
A "Wand miuI lied I Huff. A rungi-eie
biorml comiHitlct' lias reported favor
ably ii a mcHrir& to present Yokmn
with tlit mini mentioned. The S. !'.
bml proviiMtHlv miil him WOO in
cash aiitl awarded lit in kii o.Ietinvu
medal.
AinniiK name liH'titiotu'd ns fundi
dittos for tlti' position of county su
perintendent of schools, Hint of .Minn
Gertrude Knglo, prcMJtit principHl of
tlio Wot school, has been recently
uiinouticcd.
, Tho Mtlo .oinn timo ttto of ono of
tlio Cotuiwtiy liniiKnltMVM in Wot
.Aaliliind to Geotyu V. Senior, now
of St. Juntos, .Minn., Iih been con
finned. . A notable realty tnuitfur i a re
cent one between ('. A. Kliiioon mid
W. I). Hodj,'on. Tlie former e.
chaiijjo.s hii tine residence property
nnd extra lots ut the corner of North
Inin iiiul Laurel streets, to the hit
ter for oer ;)U0 neres of i'nnn hinds
id the Pioviuce of Alberta, Cnnnda,
,ii(j(ir where I(os KHiihoii is idready
ltjuittcd. Mr. KliuHou rctuiiit the
boiWo on the propmty now occupied
by(". H. Day, which ho will occupy.
With this house will be n lot reser
yntiun fid feet frontage by 100 feet
in depth. In the mcniitiiiiu Hill Day
will have to move, into other qunr
tor.s. It is undcrhtood Hodon will
occupy his new purchase.
The Ashland Trading Co., n flour
"hiug general merchandizing concern
of thin city which hus been in opera
tion for years, Iiiih elected L. S.
Hrown, president; C. W. Chattiu, sec
retnry; T. .1. Acklin, treasurer and
manager. In addition there is a
i'oreo of efficient clerks in the vari
ous driKirtmentN.
In light of recent development,
sky school boosters of this vicinity
ought to send nn npolojry to Dr. A.
A. Morrison of Portland, who threw
cold water on tlio scheme of remov
ing the Disliop Septt school lor boy
to Ashland, nnd whoo action at the
time was consideicd to he knocking
the town, inasmuch ns all other
members of the committee favored
the plan. Morrison stud; out tirst
nnd Inst for- old Yamhill, with the
result that the institution has gone
thu way of the normal, the convent
school and the Polytechnic defunct.
An eutcitaiuuieut at the West
school I'ridav evening of this week
will partake of the nature of a pat
riotic demonstration. It is taken for
granted that it will be on a "prcpar-
'dii'
liasis
liHydeii Mutterfield. I'onner man
uger of the miinicipHl electric light
plant, garago owner and motor ear
spceinlist, lms icinoved with his
family fo Albany to remain perma
nently. The Wednesdnv Alteration club's
!onn exhibit with side attraction.-.
DOCTOR SAVES
A BLACKSMITH
Some time ago I wait taken with
kldnoy trouble which caiuod mo to
glvo up in) work as blacksmith. 1
lott my appetite and could not sloop,
from the dreadful palm that would
romo over mo. from my kldnoy. I
wan treated by a physician for about
three month. Ilu could not help mo
no finally ho proscribed Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Moot. I started taking iamn
and before I had finished taking tliu
first bottlo I began to oat and sloop
better than I had In a long time. I
continued to tako tomu until I wob
entirely cur ml and took on conshlor
alilo weight.
I am now back working at my
tradu again and novcr felt better In
my life. I appreciate what Swamp
Hoot has (lotto for urn and will rocotu
niond It to auynno who suffers with
their kldnoys. When physicians full
to glvo relief and then prescribe
Bwnmp-ltoot, tbuy sure know of Its
morlt. I am, Very truly yours.
State of Now York, S. A. HALK,
County of Monroe, m.
S. A. Halo, of Honrlotta. N. Y.. be
ing duly sworn deposes and sayv that
ho Is the person who wrotu the fore
going testimonial letter to Dr. Kil
mer & Co., and knos's the facts there
in to bo true.
Subscribed and sworn to bofore mo
this 80th day of July, 1909.
Morris T. Orlffln, -Notary Public.
I-etter to Dr. Kilmer & Co.
lllngliampton, . V.
Prove What Swamp-Hoot Will Do
1'or Von
Send ten cents to Dr. 'Kilmer &
Co , Hlnghampton. N. Y., for a sam
ple Uh liottle. It will convince an
one. You will auto receive a book
lot of valuable lafornwoian, telling
abHt the kidneys and bladder. When
wrltiag. be surs and lueutieu the
Madford Mall Tribune. Regular 50c
and 1 tin- bottle foi mIi- at all91nijJ
Stores AJv '-
-wml moot irmtifyhlir nrrf this
wrek. Mk n to iwHt nd wrirntte
nttntwnl rptitrm. fhor t(HH) iiHbvM -mil
portrwtt wn on ittftpfar. tlntinjr
from tN mri mhnfi 4y- in (hr
prrmH epwh nf WiHtnlW phofjr
ruphr. Puifiling ht oil nnH -itir
roKr, oriox, rn?rtirirti ipw gn
lorr, lrftnr ami muienl numhpni,
writ HfMrd nttrnrfioti. not f mn
tioH liht nfrchMieiit' dnintilv rrv
1. KiMHrml trtnrn Wfir iirntifv
iHft. iNHoinnch w the etHn's wore
trivinl s comimrod vith tlw r-iript.
In ntttftbk fxivptioa to the rnlj.
,i. u. ummhni ot uorowrook wti an
AfthltfiHl vixhor on Ytuir-du.v, rnllcij
bore to ("lo up iiaNir(ant renlt
(IcmN.
I. If. ItHinetio, runaeVIv Ht'iit of
the Metro'iiolitaii litMirnncH i'o., but
'now of I!illngliii. Wnh bus tiniis
furrcd hi illtoijiiiBPe from tWn MBt."
to tliu Wwlorn Ittwcrvr Life JiMur
unee Co. .
First coiiIniii'h fliiniernry ball
on Wflxhington's birtlidav was one o(
the finest social events in the mili
tary hiiiimU of this city. Decorat
ive" features were superb, while the
at'muciuent of eipiipmcut and ac
coutrements transposed the anuory
surroundings into a veritable militant
(tamp. Lieutenant Po- was repre
scntulive from Secnth eonipanv of
Med foul.
Other burgs beside Ashland have
troubles of their own respecting
springs and irrigation streams. One
IliiHor or Kiddle seeks .fJOOO dam
ages from his home town for divert
ing water on the supply of which he
claims prior and monopoly rights for
irrigation purposes.
David It. Francis of Missouri, re
cently nominated liv the president as
ambassador to Ktissia, bears a strik
ing physical resemblance to It. P.
Campbell, the lloosicr poet nnd story
writer of this city. This is not fic
tion. Karly in the week Superintendent
Mctcnlf, DivUion Hngineer Wester
and Signal Superintendent Dickey
paid an ofltclul visit hero in the
Shnsta. Seeing a chance to cast a
fly between tram, Agent Kramer
whirled the two former in his car to
A Fine Aid For
Mother-to-be
V'c flre nil greatly Indebted to lhoc
wuo icii iiicir experiences. And among
tlio many thlniri which
wo read nlmut ami
nro of Immnllate Ira
portsnre to the cipec.
tant mother, N a uplcn
did external remnty
called "Mother!
Friend." Ttil It nn
piled orer the uindn
of the stomach. It Ii
deeply penetrallnc In
IU Influence. MotheM
cenThere tell of Iti
sonthlnir effect, Iiow It
ol!ayii p.iln.1 Incident to
,. . . oiiriciiinK ( conn,
Hsamentj and mmele. They tell of restful
comfort, of calm, peaceful nlnhtit, an ah
enco of thwe i!itrcei peculUr to the pe
riod of eipeclnncy, relief from mornfn
lckneKi, no moro of that npprehcnilon with
whkli an many younj women' inlndi be
come Imrdepcil. It N a splendid help. Oct
buttle of Mother's Friend" from your
nearot drujgld. AiW your limhand to ret
It for you. Then write tu Urailfleld Res
(ilator Co. 403 Lamar DMr.. Atlanta, (Ja.,
f?r.a L.'r li,n,lome and Inttructlre book.
It l tilled with (unrcitlra Ideas of rreat
help to all women Inlereilcd In the tuliiect
of maternity. And bet of nil are iitiw let.
w"lurioda,yU'e ihiLaK "" IWPlraUoM,
POLITICAL AHNOUNCEMENTS
SIIKUIIT.
I berebv announce my candidacy
for the nomination for sheriff on the
ropubllcan ticket, to bq volod upon at
tho coming primaries, May 19th,
191U.
I have hold tho position of deputy
sheriff for the pnst four oars and am
thoroughly familiar with the dtttlos
connected with the office, both cleri
cal and outside work.
1 feel that I am competent to hold
tho position, and it nominated nnd
olectod, will glvo the people of Jnok
son county an efficient and economi
cal administration.
I also agree If olectod to onforco
all laws.
Adv. K. W. (Curley) WIUON.
I am a candidate for the nomina
tion of Sheriff on the republican
ticket to be voted for at tbo primaries
May 10, 191G. If nominated and
nloctud 1 will enforce the law and
Kive tho public an honest. Impartial
and efficient administration
37 years lu Jackson county.
Adv. II. N. I.OFI.AND.
DISTItKT ATTOItXHV
I horoby announce that I havo
fllod my declaration of Intention to
bocome a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for the office of
District Attorney for Jackson county,
OroKou, subject to tho deelslou of the
republican party, at the primary oloc
tlon to bo held May 19. 1910.
Adv. G. M, ItOIIHUTS.
I am a candldato for ro-oloctlon
to tho offlco of district attorney.
Adv. K. K. KBLLY.
I horoby announce that I have fllod
my declaration of Intentions, and that
I am a candidate for thu democratic
nomination for the office of district
attorney, subject to tho May primar
ies. If I am nominated and elected
to this office, I promise not to forget
the faet that I am a public servant,
and that I will to the beat of my
ability administer tho affairs of the
office, Impartially, honestly and
without fear or favor.
Adv. NKWTON W. llOUDUK
rorvrv Tiii'Asritmi.
Depuy County Treasurer Myrtle
W. Hlaketey announce bar candidaey
for the office of count treasurer.
1 hereby announce m candidacy
on the republican ticket for the of
fice of count trea irer to be voted'
on at thctycuuiii? rjmaries, jj Jjava.
HI wn H("-r for hrnf fUhhtf frtp.i
Thnr link ft iintitformt.
Ummmmmr
cmiffhl n h.TfhfWted Qrrman rnrp in
n mud pmMt wkllr frpoint ftif rlen
prt. FdrtniMtrlT Ihr pmlv hwk-fa-tfd
Hbnnnl Ike Mhnn hfforp
km vine t-r th rrM ut ptsrntoriiil 1
liHiNiin(ai'nl
Mr. Rnbfrt Wiley ami her son,
Kurt I(oc. were in Med fn I on
Thiir'dm, inirnr Ifw-ir dinihtcr and
itrr, Mr. Murv Aiken
SALTS IF KIDNEYS
Harmlvu to flash Kidneji and neutral
lie irritating acidi Splendid
for 171 tern.
Kidney and lllnddcr weakness remit
from una scld, says a noted authority,
'Hie kidneys Alter this acid from the
blood nnd pass it on to the bladder, where
it often remain to irritntc nnd inflame,
causing a burning, scalding sensation, or
retting up nn irritntiou nt tho neck of
trie bladder, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during tho night.
Tho sufferer Is in constant dread, the
water passes sometimes with a scalding
aensation nnd is tcry profuse.; again,
there is difficulty In nvoldlng it.
Itladilcr wrnRness, mot folks call It,
liccviu&e they can't control urination,
While It Is extremely annoying and tonic
times my pilnful, this Is really one oi
the mojt cimplc silmrnts to overcome.
Ot nliout four ounces of Jnd Snlta
from your pharmacist nnd take n tnlile
spoonlul in n glass o( wnter before
breakfast, con'lnuc this for two or three
dsys. Ibis will neutralise the ooi'Is In
tho urlno ti It no InnRer Is a source of
IrrlUitlon tn tlii bladder nnd urinary or
gans width tb"n net normslfy sjtaln.
Tsd Halls is inexpensive. Itannlcfs.
snd is inn.de (rem the ncid of sranrs cni
lemon juice, combined with lllliln, sol
Is used by thousands of fulls who nr
subject to urinary dlMrders csusr. bj
urte nckl Irritation. .Tsd foils h spbii
dkl for kidneys and causes no bn.
Tn'ts wba'etcr.
!!: j nn have a plsatil. cf,rpsfcn
r i i-r'ni-r drink, which quickly lelievcs
1 1 - - .,.1 u
held tho position as deputy In this
offlco for tho pnst year nnd am con
fident that I, can fulfill alio duties
connected therewith.
I served two yctirs as deputy coun
ty recorder bofore taking tho posi
tion as deputy county treasurer; I
hnve nlso had experience as account
tint for sovoral corporations, such an
tho Mcdford Concrcto Construction
company and Medford Ico and Btor
ago Company, bofore tnklug up coun
ty work, nnd will say that my pist
record Is open for Inspection to tho
voters of Jackson county.
It nominated nnd olectod I will run
tho office without tho expense of a
deputy and contlnuo to servo tho pub
lic Just as efficient In tho future tvt
I have In tho past.
Adv. MYHTI.K V. MLAKULKA'.
I hereby announce that 1 havo filed
my declaration of Intention to be
come a candidate for tho republican
nomination for the office of county
treasurer, to bo votod ou in the com
ing primaries.
If I am nomlnatod and olectod will
conduct tho offlco lu nn efficient and
bttsluoaallko manner.
Adv. HOY L. MAULB.
COl'.N TV CI.KKK.
I hereby nnnottnco tnut I havo
filed my declaration of Intention to
becomo a candidate for tho ropubll
can nomination for tho offlco of
county clerk, for Jackson county,
Orogon, subject to the decision of tho
ropubllcan party at tho primary elec
tion to bo held May 19, 191G.
Adv. (I.lttlo) JOU 11. WILSON.
I horoby announce that I havo
fllod my declaration of Intention to
becomo a oandldato for tho ropubll
can nomination for tho offlco of coun
ty olork, for Jaokson county, subject
to tho (Incision ot the ropubllcan par
ty, at thu primary election to bo held
May 19, 191(1.
Adv. A. N. IIILDUIIKAND.
ror.vrv mtkhixthndknt.
I hereby announcn my candidacy
on tho ropubllcan ticket for tho of
flco of County School Superintend
ent for Jackson county, Oregon, sub
Jot t to tho will of tlio republican
party at the primary election May
19. I stand for practical school ef
ficiency, personal supervision of the
schools ami elimination of county
siiaol supervisors
Adv. KllAXCIS C. SMITH.
COfXTV AKKKSSOIt
I horoby announce my candidacy
for the office of county assessor of
Jaokson county 011 the republican
ticket, subject to the primary on
May 19. I plodao myself to an
honest, efficient, impartial and econ
omical discharge or tho duties of tho
offlco and propose to make all aasosa.
monta upon the basis of the true
actual valuo of the property and not
uK)ii any Inflated valuation.
Adv. (JKOUCilC I.AUNIl'ACII.
I herewith announce my cundfdaoy
for county awessor. subject to tho
decision of tho republican party at
the primary election to be held May
19, 1910. If elected I pledge mysnlf
to roalui a Just aud equitable aasosa
niont and administer tho affairs of
the office In a business-like manner.
Adv.
J. II. COI.KMAN.
Comity KcIiimiI .SuHiiiiiieiHlent.
To tho veters: I am ropubllcan
candidate for county school auper
latendent at the primary election,
May 19, 191C
1 am for supervision of the schools
by the superintendent and for econ
omy In the county suprlutedt's
office aud every place where It do
not retard tho efficiency of the
schools.
I am In favor of progressive educa
tion, that is. education that prepares
the boy or girl for lire. I am ror an .
having a square deal and an equal 1
chance for an education.
If noiuiuaied and elected 1 will
do eer thing In mv power lo uialce
the kchooU of Ja saoii county tlie
.0
U-st itiClli.- it.il.. I"
Au,
A J IUMA H
'' nf Mfj
'" iw fimriri rwnri nt in immi
fHalim for fh tlltre( of OreffMl
III lk mmter of rthwr eKl(i,
buHKrtijit.
Motlee It Mrvhv airen that ptir
mnt to nn arttm to m iitrneld nnd
ImhM bt I' J fttwmm, fpfwee In
bHnkrnpteT ilfrncOim me I ll the
above. Hmo lnMhrunt loierctt Ih
and to the horalimfter dMMitbed real
property at pttttlte me to the hlghent
nMil (HMt Mddnr for h; that I will
tip until 12 o'clock on Krlilav the 10th
day of Mnreli, Il, receive sentml
bids for the pttrrhas of all or any
portion of the real property herein
after described, snch bids to be ac
companied by a certified check for
10 percent of the amount bid and
sold bids to be opened Ih the office
of the referee over the Jackson Coun
ty bank In the Clt or Medford. Ore
Kon, nt tho hour of 2 p. 111.. on tho
said 10th day of March, 1910. The
property to bo sold Is situated In the
county ot Jackson, state of Oregon
nnd described ns follows, to-wit:
Kqttlty or redemption In this
Northeast quarter or Section 2C,
Township 35 South. Ilangu 1 West
of W. M., In Jackson county. Oro
gon; front foreclosure sale held April
a. 1915, nnd confirmed April 17,
1915; tho amount required to ro
decm from snld sale being $(J.2!l.(iC
with Interest thereon nt tho rnto of
ten per cent per annum from snld
April 3, 11)15; the estimated valttu of
said real ostato Is $?,KO0.0O. said
sale to bo subject to said Hen; also
Lot 3 block 9. Central adltlou to
tho town of Kaglo l'olnt, Oregon,
subject to a mortgugc thoroon In fa
vor of T. K. Nichols Tor $2000.00.
and accrued Interest; tho estimated
value of which lot Is $3,400.00; said
Halo to bo itindo subject to sntd Hon.
also
An undivided ono-clght Intercut In
nnd to lots 1, 2, nnd ,1, block 1; lots
1 nnd 2, block 2; lots 3, I, 7, 8, 9,
block 3; lots 1. 2. 3. I, 7. 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13, It, 17. 18. 10, 20, 21,
20. 27 nnd 29, block -I; lots 1, 2, 3, t,
, block f. ; lots 1, 2, 3, t, 6, C, 7, S,
11, lb, 10, 17, IS, 21, 21, 2G, 20.
27 1S, 29, 31, 32, 33, 31, 35. 30,
37, 38. 39, 40, II, 42. 43. nttd 4 1,
block 0; lota 3, 0, 7, S, 9, 10, II, 12,
13, tl, IS and 10. 22. 23, 21, 2&,
20, 27. 28 nnd 29. block 7; lota li,
12, 13, 16, 10, IN, 19, 20, 21, 22.
23. 21, 25, 20, 27. 28, 29, 32 and
32. block 8; lots I. 2, 7, 8, 9. 10. I),
12, 13, II, IT., 10, 17, 18, 19. 20,
21, 22, 23. 3D, 31. 32 11 lid 33, block
9; nil In Central Addition In the.
Town of Kaglo l'olnt; said undivided
ono-elghth Itttorost being of tho on
tlmuted value or $2,r,u0.nu, bo sold at
public sulo in lots or parculs, sub
ject to thu HeiiH thoteou.
Terms of sale to 1m for cash, on
confirmation by the Court.
Tho reforco roservos the right to
reject any nnd till bids and thu sulo
Is to bu mado subject to tho confir
mation of tho referee.
Dated nt Mcdford Oregon, this
24th day or KobruHt), A. D. 1910.
J. F. IIUOWN,
Trusted.
Notice of Asit'SMiicnt Oillfonilu-Oiv-
Kim I'nvtct- Company.
I. oration or principal place of bus!
ness, San Francisco, California.
Notice Is herein given that at a
meeting of tho directors hold on
Tuesday, Fobruarv !'. 1910, an 11s-
sossment (No. ;ii of Firtj Cents por
share was levied upon the capital
stock of tho corporation, paynhlu Im
mediately to the secretary, at tlio of
flco of the 'corporation, No. 13)
I.eldosdorff street. San Francisco,
California. Au stock upon which
this nssossment shall remain unpaid
011 Tuesday, March 21, 1910, will bo
delinquent and advortlsed for sale
nt public auction, and, unless pay
ment Is made before, will bo sold on
Tuesday. April 11, UMii, at tho hour
of 12 M.. to pay tho delinquent as
Kcssmoiit, together with tho costs of
advertising and expenses of sale.
Dated February l.'i, 1910.
J. C. THOMPSON.
Secretary or California-Oregon Power
Company.
Office- No. 131 Ildesdorff street,
San Francisco, California.
FOlt
HK.Y1 mil'NISKKKriNO
HOOMH
FOIl HKNTFurnlHlicd housokoop
rooms, 234 Kait tlth. Call after
5. 290
FOIl IIK.NT It;it.MSIIi:i AITS.
FOR HUNT -Apartment for
runt.
The Ilerbeu, 10 Q11I110 St.
roit nAMv--MVKimiojc
v
FOlt XAI.K Span mules.
Adams, Con tnil Point, Ore.
Fiank
2D3
FOIl SAI.K 20 horses must be sold
See Walsh, nt Union I. Ivory Hum.
So. Illvorslde Avo. 297
FOIl SAMS- flood work maru only
$10; cultivator, incubator, hay
rack, clump for quick sulo. (!
Alldor, I toss huiiu. 20
FOlt SAMS -Young tod cow, ulso
John Duore disc plow. It. V.
Criint, near l.onu Pine school
house. 292
FOlt SAMS Milch cow. Jersey, a
bargain, If taken soon. Phone
17-IM5 N K. Chlldora. 2SW
FOlt HAM' Ono flrst-clasa Jersey
cow. J. II. Stttvous, Tolo. 291
FOIl 8AI.K 20 hersea: must be
sold.- Reo Walsh, at Vinson's barn.
N. Illvorslde ava. 297
WHY?
ni:w kciif.dim; of piucks
Twent ter lit !owor than pub
lished before
Hear Creek bottom, half lu
cultivation $ S2.50
Hoar Creek bottom, all In
cultivation 116.00
Sticky, tbrae-fourtka cultivat
ed 45.00
Desert, under ditch ... . 12 50
Commercial Orchard, choice 660 00
Applegate. irrigated. IipU in cultiva
tion. improM-ii ho uo
ski; Mli .vow
J. C. BARNES
e;,t Mm SI I'Jione i?9
ron nnni ftotJflKfi
row RIOSfT FnrBlshed htihMhHr.
rlAM In. lot ftonfh ontral
FOR ttmn XoWern
mtow m Kffig street
a-fuom Mm-
Inqnire ltd
J1
MonlN nKMI.
POK ritiirr S-rvtmed mottertt fur-
Hkm rtl. em Ml. 117
Jar i; cor n- Oak dabs and Ittti
St. SM
FOlt III4NT Ml.ltJKI.I.ANnoUH
FOlt inem Ford withmtt Hrlvar
$1 per hnr; special rata by day.
Karl Klahor, Gates Oarage. 2SS
FOlt KSiT-liuTih to rani two and
half mIIm frnm M ml fent: water.
! "a
buildings and pasture. Phone ftst-.ll.
FOIl ItBNT Ornln and fruit ranch,
very llbornl terms to responsible
man. Phono 7I2-.1. 2SS
-'
l'OK SAfiHPOUIAUV AND HHOS
FOIl SAMJ Harred Hock oggs for
hatching; young thoroughbred
roosters. J. 11. Wobstor, It. F. D.,
Talent. Phono 3-F2. 289
FOIl SAM3 Uggs from rango raised
S. C. Huff Leghorns. Witt. J.
Forns, Mcdford II. F. D. 4 or phono
Mrs. A. It. Forns, 19-F2. 291
FOlt SAM5 320-ogg Pctalttma Ittcu
bat or, Phono 539-J2. 289
FOIl SAMS S. 6. White Leghorn
eggs for hatching from my trap
nested O. A. C. strain. Karl Knapp.
Phono 922-J. 290
FOIl BALK KggH from prize win
ning Huff Orpingtons, It ier K;
$T. per hundred. J. W. Shirley,
2S Almond st.
FOIl SAMi KggH for hutching front
my heavy In) lug pen of Dark Ali
en 11 a k mid Silver Cumplues. O. II.
Crary, 322 U. 12th, Medford. 2S8
FOlt SALK S. C. II. I. Itcd setting
eggs. Telephone or write Uruiist
Webb. Control Point. 292
FOlt BALK Kggs from selected
winter laying nnd prlro winning
strain of S. C. Ilhodo Island Iteds;
$1 por setting. Mrs. C. S. Laiuinoy,
Hogtio lllver, Ore, II. t. 292
FOlt HALK--Hutching eggs, day or
month old chicks from ptixo win
ning hoavy egg Btrnln White Wy
nudottoM. Write for Inrormutjon.
Tel. 21x2. A. K, Strong, Knglo
Point, Oro. 290
FOIL SA L1C KggH for hatching. lll .
Iteds; also P. Hocks. Tot. 488-X.
I). Ilradloy, 811 Dakota. 293
FOlt HALF MMCKMiAXKOUS
FOlt SALIC Or part trade, a Hood
pnylug ohtabllshcd business in
Klamath Falls, Ore.; will tako part
trade; Invoice $4fiOO; reason for
selling, going oust; what hnvo you?
Ad dross llox 1131., KIiiiiihIIi Fulls,
Oro. 293
FOR SAL1S 60 rabbjln nt 11 bargain
If taKen at onco. nil lc. Matu.
289
FOlt SAMS - Largo solid oak side
board, child's folding hod. ('all
1009 West 9th. 293
FOIl SALK 4000 gallon oil tank
and 100 gallon hauling tank. ISr-
nosl Webb. Cent ml Point. 292
FOlt SALK Stosin hoisting engine.
wostlughouso air compressor, Kop
pel able dump car, 101)0 ft. 8-II1.
rail. Oregon (intuitu Co.
FOlt SAMS Or trade, ono second
hand auto truck. 1 Ion, I it good
condition; will trndo for second
hand Ford. Apply lo llox 683,
Ashland, Oro. 298
FOIl SALK Stock carrots $7 par
ton. I'ltouo 128, Central Point.
288
FOIl KALK Overland roadster,
good running order; snap. $226
cash. Phono 188-11, botwenu 0 nnd
7 p. III.
FOIl SALK Soudan grass and Col
logo Mlnnoaota No. 13 send corn.
F. S. Charloy. Ilrowusboro, Oro.
307
FOIl SALK Ford ono man tops and
top work of all dosrrlptlou. Mod
ford Tent and Awning Co., 10H N.
1'iont, Phono 78-11. 2!r.
FOlt HA 1,16 Hood barley. clKMtp fcod;
balod barley straw. Call 732-J2.
--.r six - nr- t- - r
rOIt HALL IlKAb BHTATB
FOlt 8ALIS Flue, modern liuugit
low, closo In, at big sacrifice for
Imnuullato solo. Clark Iteulty Co.
Jill! llliltitui lililv
FOIl SALIC At a sacrifice, 4 3 acres,
. miles front (irntits Pass, nearly
all river bottom, Include herd of
llolatolus, 2 horses, silo, liberal
terms. 3 purcout iutereat. J M
Watklus, Oiiints Pass. 288
FOlt SA LIS 801110 of tho best stock
ratiohos In Jackson county; cattle
go with tho ranch es. Come see
what I have. Phono. T. C. Ualues,
TihII. Ore. 311
FOIl SAMS flood stock ranch with
water right: good range, at a bar
gain. Inqulro llox 80, Jacksonvlllu,
Oregon. sou
WANTKII MIM'rrvjTYKOnH
WAXTKD Horsea or burros, also
saddles suitable for packing. State
approximate wisgiit. condition
price and where can be seen. Ad'
dress J. Sypher. Olendale, Ore. 290
WANTICD Two-seated hack with
top. Must bo reasonable. Phone
U-J6. 290
WANTKD Shoan bought and soul.
Koaanborg lira., Central Point.
I'h one aixxxl. 306
WANTED Dressmaking at home or
by day. 111 g. central. I'nona
479-M.
WANTKD Knitting mill wants wom
en, full time; salary 116 weekly.
distributing guaranteed hosiery, or
26 cents an hour spare time; per
manent werk: experience unnee
evsary AddresH Manager Interna
tional Mills, .Norrhrtywo. I'a. '
HUM' WAVTID FlttMt.ll
WAHTUD VVnmsn f.ir ircn'rtl
IHJHaaworli. f mII of I"" t"
Addrr! Ilex V, Mill Irl
Mfr.
WASTl'ftti iSfTOATIOS
WATI-Wfli hy Ida d or hour.
hmm lai-w. tn
TAKW.V ri
TAXSM CP - Three cattle, erne Jar
enw, crap err tert ear. nen on; one
Jersey Iteifer, crop aft left cur;
one rod steer calf, ball nn. Owner
may have same by paying charges.
Wlt. Uwb, Medford. Oro. tm
MOMtV TO I.OAN
TO LOAN $t000 on Improved ranch
Holmes tho Insurance Man.
lUIBINKRS niKKCTOHY
Auto Supplies
LAHEIl AUTO BPltlNQ CO. W
nro operating tho largest, oldest
and host equipped plant In tho Fa
elf In northwest. Uro our sprlngt
whon others rail. Sold undor guar
antco. 20 North Flftoonth St.
Portland, Ore
Attorneys
MSM l.
aiJO. W. CIIKUItY Attornoy.. and
.Notary, lloom 9, JnckBon Count)
Uank Hulldlng, cntrnnco N. Cod
tral, Medford, Oro.
POHTUH .1. NKFF Attornoy nt lnw,
rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National
Hank Hulldlng.
A. K. IIRAMKS, LAWYKlt (Jarnott
Corey bldg.
0. M. nOHKltTS Lawyer.
Medford National Uank Hulldlng
Dentist
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOTOO
DIt. C. O. VAN BCOYOO
Dcntlstn
Onrnctt-Coroy Illdg., ulte 3K
Mcdfora, Oro. Phono 860.
Collections nnd Itcporls
COLLKCTIONB AND URPOItTS W
collected somo sccounta 14 yoan
old. Wo know how to got thi
money. Tho Uuttock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Ilooms 1, 2, 3, Una
kins' Hide.. 210 K. Main at.
Knglnecr nnd Contractor
FRKD N, I CUMmInob SnglncoTanf
contrnctnr, 404 M. F. & II. Uldg
Surveys,, cntlmnlos, Irrigation
drnlnngo, orchard and land Im
provomont.
Insurniiro.
HAUL S. TUMY-- ISenornl Insurnnce
offlco, Flro, Automobile, Acoldent,
Liability, Plato Clans, Contract,
and Suroty Honds. lCxcollent com.
panlos, good locnl sorvlco. No
210 tlnrnett-Coroy Hldg.
lusti'iit-lliiii lii Music
HaT(hTt AIUSIC STUDIO IlootE
401, Onrnett-Coroy bldg. Fred Al
ton Hnlght, piano; Mrs. Floronoc
linlllday llalght, volco. I'honr
7"
1 ..
Oniimgo
OAItnAGK Oet your promlsoi
claanod up for tho summer. Cal'
on tho olty garbage wagons foi
good service. Phono 274-L. F
Y. Allen.
Physicians anil nurgcons
HiCvCo? cAitLow, dICkv
MAINS CAIILOW Ostoopatblr
physlolnns, 416-417 Onmott-Corej
bldg., phono 1030-L. llealdenct
20 South Laurel at.
DIt. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!
physician, 303 Gornott-Core)
building. Phone 130,
DIt. J. J. KMMKNB Physician and
surgeon. Prnctlcn llmltnd to oye
oar, noso nnd throat. Kyes BClon
tltlonlly tested and glasses sup
plied, Oculist nnd Aurlst for B. P
It. II. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co
bldg., opposlto P. O. Phono 667
DIt. II. W. CLANCY Physician ant
surgeon Phonos, offlco 3G, rost
doncn 724-J. Offlco hours, 10 tf
12, 2 to C.
DIt. MAHTIN C. HAIUIKIt Physi
cian and surgeon. Offlco Palm
block, opposite Nash hotel, Houri
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
T. O. IIKINM, M. D. Hyo. Har
Nose and Throat. Headaches and
nervous conditions rollovod bj
properly fitted glnssos. Cross oyei
straightened. Offlco 228 K. Mate
nt., phono 303, Consultation free
(JOItnON MAC CHACKKN. M. D.
Homoopathlc Physician, Surgeon,
228 Kast Main St., Medford, Ore
gon, orrica photio 142, rosldonce
phone 732-112. Otfleo hours 1 to
4 p. 111,
DIt. 0. W. STIiiPIIHNSON Physician
ami optician, uaus answeroo.
Kyes tested; Glasses fitted that
will correct any defect of vision;
Srleoa reasonable. Phone S02-X.
fflco at residence for the present,
Medford, Oregon, 1 10 S. Holly
Printers mid Publishers
MKOKOIID PltLNTINfJ CO., has "thi
boat equipped printing otfleo lo
southern Oregon; book binding
Iqoso leaf ledgers, hilling systoma
ote. Portland prices. 27 Nortl
Fir st.
Transfer ft
BADS THANBrBIt rroitAOK CO
Office 43 North Front st. Pboni
316. Priras rlaht. Service guar
nnie1
Sewing Maeliluos
siNoicR sic w i KiVTcinii bTfop
SALE OR HINT Home naod
chines also for sate Cleaning and
repairing Haldwln Piano for Mala
from f.i-tor to customer Kent-reui-e
U7, So 1 cntiiil Phone .IfO.
o
Start Tomofrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Ost In the habit of drinking m
glass of hot water beforo
breakf.nl.
TAfA'aA wtti Ifl fjlflfl- mr 1I'm mjikn
our stAjr agreoablo, Lot us Hvo well
Mt well, digest wall, work welt, sleep
well, aud look well, whnt a glorlotti
condition to attain, and yet, how very
oasy It Is It ono wilt only adopt tho
morning Insldo oath.
Folks who are accustomed to fool
dull and heavy when thoy nrlso, split
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul1
tongue, nasty breath, ncid stomach,1
can, Instead, fact ns fresh nn a daisy
by opening tho sluice of tbo aystom
each morning and Hushing out tho
whole of the lntornal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Bvoryonc. whether nlllng, sick or
well, should, each morning, boforo'
breakfast, drink n glass ot real hot'
water with a toaspoontul ot limestone
ifliospbnto In It to wash from tho
stomach, liver nnd bowels tho previous
day'a Indlgostlblo waste, sour btlo
nnd poisonous toxins; thus cleansing,
ewcctonlng nnd purifying tho cntlro
alimentary canal beforo putting moro
food Into tho etomnch. Tho action of
hot wator and llmcstono phosphato on
nn empty Btonmch Is wonderfully In
vigorating. It cleans out all tho sour
fomentations, gases, wasto and
ticldlty nnd gives ono u splendid
nppotlto for breakfast. Whlto you aro
enjoying your breakfast tho water
nnd phosphato is quietly extracting,
n largo voltimo ot wator from tho
blood nnd Kcttlng ready for a
thorough Hushing ot all tho Insldo
organs.
Tho millions ot pcoplo who nro
liothorcd wlllt constipation, bttloun
spoils, stomach troublo; others who
havo sallow skins, blood disorders nnd
sickly complexions are urged to got a
quarter pound ot llmcstono phosphato
from tho drug store. This will cost
vary little, but Is mifUcIent to mako
anyone n pronounced crank on tlio
sulijcdt ot Insldo bathluc botoro break
fast - . ft
.--.-
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
!. 1 1 ! -
(let a ininll packngo of Hamburg
Hrrant Ten, or ns tbo German folks
call It, "Hamburger Ilrust Ihcc."ntany
plinruiary. Tsko a tnblcspoonlul of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve nnd drink n
tcsciip full nt nuy tlmo during thu
day or before retiring. It Is tho most
effective wsy to break n cold and euro
grin, as It opens tho pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens tho
bowrU, thus driving a cold from tho
system.
Try it the next tlmo you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It is InexpcnslTo
ami entirely vegetable, tbcrcloro safo
and harmless.
mmm out
Bub Pnln and StifinOM oway with
a, small bottlo of old honest
St. Jacobs Oil
When your Imck is Hire nnd lnmo
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stlirentil up, don't miller! Oct a
1US cent liottle of obi, honest "SL
.Tsoobs OllM at any drug store, pour a
little In your bnud and rub it right
into the win or nohe. and by tlio time
you count fifty, the soreness ami lwnc
lieiis Ih gone.
Don't stay crippled! This MMilhltig,
prnrtrstiiig oil nuils to lie used only
once. It takes tli nche nnd pnln right
out of our back nisi ends the misery.
It is magical. cl absolutely harmless
and dnoMt't burn the skin. -
Nothing else slm lumbago. Mtntlciv
ud lame bask tutsvry so promptly I
NOTICE
TO
Property Owners
J I nve you properly for
sale J If so, wo believe
il will bo to your wlvnn
tngo to eouter with us.
(Jive your interests care
ful consideration ami
.see us AFTER MARCH
1ST, not before. After
this date we will bo
ready for real business.
Page-Dressier
Company
:i2() K, Main st. Medford
18 POUNDS OF BLOOD
Ls the average quantity in a healthy
tulult, but it ii the quality of the blood
that determines our btrengtli to resist
sickness. ilh weak blocxl "we iind
cold liands and chilly feet; in children
un aversion to study, and in adults
rheumatic tendencies.
In changing seasons get abundant
fresh air and take a spoonful of Scott's
Kmulsion alter meals, because Scott's
UtnuUkm is a rich blood-food that will
incraa both (juuntity and quality of
the blood while it warms the body and
hclne cany ufi Uw itHpuriliea.
Wlien iuulii((tdi of ppil are to
day taking hcott'. 1 rn iIm..i to avert
winter si ktii ., .1111.I .111 "iug it to
tlveit ciiildicu, it U careless to neglect
ItsUlirDti I iil out ( uli'.litUtM.
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