I
o ;
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES "
Mr. I. II. Porter wo m dinner
guol Fridny at the (bat. ( hninpNii
IltllHO.
V. B. WW t in Medfwnl Hire week
on liHnem.
0. W. Jgeotm wits h ,Mlfnl vls
itor ViHjRmlT.
Miwn, II. H. Xjro mid Marlon
Luiiee motored down from Mcdford
Friday oh twnHg mmtmm.
Kielianl Swnekor enjoyed a visit
from Id brother of OrnntM Vam Sun-
dny. J
FnnnoM in thin iciuitv ro very
busy Mjirnyinf their orchard, putting
in (lio grain crop and tanking Kr.
don.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. E. Mnttcraou went
to Med ford Friday for tho week end.
Miss Allen Hnrpor was down from
Phoenix for a few days at tho Eozalls
ranch.
Mrs. H. U. Jones enmc down from
Portland Thursday for a few days at
tho homo ot her non, Bert, on Foots
creek.
Charlea Wnhl was a Suuday dlu
ner guest at the P. .1. Schauuiburg
home.
Tuesday, February 29, being the
birthday of Mrs. Jncobii lior many
Riverside friends planned and car
rled out a genuine surprise party In
honor. A 7-o'clock dinner was servod
at the club houso and Mrs. Jacobs
was Invited In at tho last moment.
Forty wcro seated at tho one long
table, Mrs. Jacobs being Rented near
the birthday cuko which was adorned
with fifteen candles, one for each
four years that she has celebrated.
Mrs. Schaumbttrg found tho piece of
money which was In the cake but
the one who found the ring was too
timid to own up. The menu consist
ed of chicken pie, mashed potatoes,
escnllopcd corn, pickles, salad, fruit
Jello rolls, cakes and coffee nnd was
heartily enjoyed. A basket was then
presented to Mrs. Jacobs containing n
gift from each lady present. Then
the tablo was speedily cleared away,
music was started and dancing en
Jo.cd till the hour of twelve, when
nil wished Mrs. Jacobs many happy
roturnB of tho day and voted tho oc
casion tho very plentmntest of any
git en by tho Riverside people.
Mrs. I). II. Slead was hostess Thurs
day afternoon to the Kecieatlon Club,
nearly all mombcrs being prosont.
Mrs. Elliott gavu an Interesting talk
on Cuba. Mrs. F. K, Matteson cave
Home Instrumental music which was
greatly enjoyed, nfter fhlch MrH.
Slcad sorved u vory delicious lunch.
Blra. I. H. Portor received a nios
nago Saturday that his fathor had
pawed away tit his homo In Xortti
Dakota. Mr. Portor onjoycl a visit
from, his father last winter. Though
quite advanced In jcars the father
wns In good health whou last heard
from and tho uct.8 camo na qulto a
bhock.
Frank Elliott and family woro
down from Mcdford Friday.
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
Tho Comus, tho model littlo mono
playhouse of southern Oregon, ex
jH'ets to open again Saturday uftcr
noon with a mattneo espcoialiv in
nt motive to boliool uhildren. A com
ploto chnugo of program on Monday
night, Hhowinjr recent war M-unos.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A. Duscnbury,
Misb Nom Newton nnd Mrs. .Io Dns-r-nberry
motored to Medfonl last Fri
day. Mm. Horace Foltou wpent pint of
tho week with Imr friend, Mm. M. J.
Loach, of (ironta Pass.
The htnto inspQctor visited Gold
Hill recently uud fcevorwl IiIk' -'r,,''t
niorb. roecivod by local concerns.
The caw of Frank 1. Hrosius
uguiiiat the Southern Pncitic for in
juriot. received while in the employ
of the section eiew, won settled by
compromise Tiiunday morning, Mir.
IJroMii.. leceiving $800. Ho was iep
rounied by A. 12. Kellojsjc "i thin
place; Gcqrgu A. Cherry, Medtord,
and ( H. WaUon, Ashland.
The tumoiib Mountain King iniui-Ihii-
mine, loentiid tttolte mile-, north
ot (Ipld, Hill, in ltnmoy luuiyon dm
tnct, ha been puieliiiMKl by an east
ern syndicate, o a wiie fiom the cant
Tjiuadav ttiformcd Manngar Al l.ovws
Aueordinj" to tlu term ot the sale,
tlioro ttill be tun men at wuik liv Ap
ril I and moio H aeeonuno
dtion en ho arnmgwl tr them.
The head engintwr, ShWI, u now
at Medtord.
"Dad" Turner wovad hi, lunchroom
and confectionery bufcini an Mon
day into tho ioni forworiy occupied
by Cntdwell & JtmniHCk.
Mi Mry Yoiu - Ulentwl
nuiwun r AUhimI. wWd H i'lhh
of o pupil t '- Pl-,e' m"',u
lttr weUy viit. but rnd Mondav
tyhi ui TuetHlt), Her ",HI "P-
IWWlidew. ,
Tho donbl baketbll Be pled
SaUrday w fn' "l,",,u
Affair, the lt-l rU tram dftinK
llw Itoguti Bivit firt. but the local
boy we dwteaM bj bp MMting
boy. A verv eajoynble wvenma was
0 spent tollowiiij the km in ud dainty
rfreabajiit wen icd iln- i-it"-.
Tb buJins waUU tl U.' t "-
"Mtiinlty eifit wk fy rell si tended
nrnf th proMiimtry miitrh h Karl
Vnn llmilw Mrtl OliN Olwn wi crv
much evtHptimont(l.
(toy I'. Tmlw, nflHii(eiidenl nf
iMtrtlUfln f (he Heaver ( 'anient
coipify of this dnee, rotnmed mi
Ruinbiy fnmi I'ottb-Hd, wfcere br hud
been fnr eremi dnn on business in
ounedl1ou witli the tdani.
Mrn. V. J. (lew or KlmMtb Knl
arrived Inut Jnturdny to Twrit nt the
nmoh home of her father, J. K.
Mftvrc, in &tm Valley. &t was rp
turninr from Forth nd. when hm bml
been isitin her brother, H. II. .Mimre.
MIweH Iterthn KKumiii nnd .Minwie
Foley, two of our local mbool nUff.
viiited with their rolatives at AHhlond
liint Saturday and Sunday.
llobert Hitroli and Georxe Fairiuk
wore in Mcdford Monday nttiwiliiH
to businiHt mat torn.
I 0. "Doneon" Walker loft vSnn
dnv ovoninj for Orunts Fntw. whero
he in employed on the construction
work at thu new beet nujrar plant nt
that tilaca.
Professor 0. Y. Milam upont Sat
urday in Mcdford trntisactiu busi
ness. Miss Pearl Collins left Tuesday
morninfr for Portland. Sho uxpeetn
to stop over nt Iloseburg to visit
friends.
Uncle Dave Millur returned Monday
afternoon from his trip to the north,
nnd spending Sunday in Kuftcnc, re
ports eighteen inches of snow at tlntt
phi co.
Mrs. .lulin AniiHttonpi who has been
Visiting with ln'r mother, Mrs. Mnry
Koe, east or Gold Hill, left Monday
eveniiiK for her home nt Dundee,
stopping en route lo rpend n day
with her sister, Mrs. I.add, at Glcn
dale. Mrs. J. W. Murritt of Central Point
was in Uold lull between tinius on
Monday nnd Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Walker jour
neyed to Grants Pos Tuesday.
ChnrleH K. IhijtKt miniti( expeii of
San Francisco, loft Tuesday after
spending some time with his old-time
'friend, P. Lanudcll.
Andy .leanings of Huekles arrived
in Gold Hill Tuesday for a brief visit
with his brother, I.uko, and many
fiiendrt at this place.
II. I). Heed went to Grants Pass
Tuesday.
Mis. Dan Shearer (nee ICiitheryn
Pnnkey) nnd son, Kirkland, who has
beep visiting iclnthcs hele the pabt
two months, returned to her homo in
Forks, Wash., on Mondny eve.
.Miss Hemice Nichols, who has
made her home with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perry, the
past J ear, lelt Saturday for Grants
Pns, as she intends to make her
home inth her sister tit that place,
Her friends of tho lira! high school
Mirpnscd her Thursday evening by
coining in unannounced to spend the
o oning with her, nnd u very pleasant
time wns had.
It. L. Darling of tho Gold Hill liv
ery stable, rottirned Monday noon
with another Ford, "brand spanking
new," right from bendqunrtorn, and
hum ed lately upoii nrrivipg in town ho
wa required to take u loud of )
fccngortt to Jacksonville.
ltov. Still of Central Point wan in
Gold Hill Monday visiting his old. time
friends, ltov, Whartoii uud family.
Gold Hill' wr&stliiig fniw surely
turned out loynlly Wednesday ccuiug
to attend the uthlitio wonts whieh
took plnoo at tho Med ford armory.
Mueh uonfidunco was phictnl on our
home boys, Jacobu and EdmundH, who
were very oruditnblu parttcipHiit.
MosdnmoH D. II. Miller, V. H. Prioo,
Isoni Hodges and It. 0. Keluoy uio
torol to Mcdford on n shopping ex
podition WednoMloy.
Martin .lohnKou was ntteudinto
business in Mudford Welnesda.
Large ciowds irom Gold Hill con
tinue attending the meetings at the
Nntatoriiiin, which are suielv vcty
protitablo seniee.
Dr. Kelsev was in Medtord trans
acting business on Wednesday.
Quickest, Surest Cough
Remedy is Home
Made Kmll Vrrpmtrd U Ftrr Mia
Hlca. Ctirap but L'nequalcil
Soma people sro constantly anucved
from one .tears nd tu the other vitn a
nernutont hnniclilal cougli. whioh is whol
ly unnueasury. Ilfie i a hoiiw-maile
reined) tlmt net liulit t t lie caiinc and
will mule )ou xioiiiler what became of it,
(let 2Vi ounce IMnex loll i-enta uorthl
from any Uiuugitt. pour into u pint bottle
ami till the bottle w It Ii plain srauulatnl
sugar krrup. SUrt tasiug it at oiiee.
(Jrudiuflv but .iirclv you mil not lie the
lililcaiu tlnn out and then itnapnear ttl
tDuftUtr. tluiH emluiL' a uhil'Ii tli.it vol
tii'tlirr, tluiM fmling a touuh tli.it you
iirmr thought uoulil mil. It .ili-o loOAens
neter thought would rial. It al(o looitens
Die dr. liOarM or tight couuli and IkmIi
tltv inilamiuation in a luiiifut vougb with
reinarkulile ruplditx. (IrUuurv oi
X
bi
are vowiuereil uv It in a Hours or mms.
lei
Xotkine be
ttcr for brouoliitip
winter
nouubk and liruneliial ttntlima.
Tbu l'inex and Kucar St run mixture
makea a full plat esuiign to laH a
familr UutK time at a oot f only (
eeuu. Km t(rl uud tantm iW
ant Kastly preparW. Full diractluH
witli l'inex
Pisei si a 'pwlal and. hllilr eOMtn
t rated vOfupouim of tiuise Norway pirw
extrart. rich in iruaTaeol. and is famou-t-
world avr for l raw ewtaiHty ami
prowatwM In ovronwiHT ld eeoufci,
rlu.1 aiid Ik nut soldi
(Ut tka iHtNtiiiir. Ak tour druiUt
for '-iUMiBTM Pix.M aad do rtaient
aaxthuw Im A guarantee of abt4MlU
utttfarliofl ir moiwt prooiptlv relUH.Iwl
I. Willi ti pii-IMatlUH, Xtm l'inex
Co., H. ulie lud.
RfRDlTOUn MATH TfUBlTNE,
E
Rortod by JscKsou County Ab
trsct Cc. 8ltth and Fir Bis.
('In ult
Churl I Wmier m. Alihnd
Miiieml Spritm "umliiriiiHi, minwcr
of ilefend(', Pmrot brother.
A. I'oHwell vm. J. M. !.tkJn ct al..
cost bid.
AbraJMM SiK Mjftr Indo it
Ih eummn.
Abruluitn Stept , Otto K. Tkwna
t L. aanmuns. ,
Jmw Cnmdl r. Clmrls A. McAt
tbnr et al , Humnunt.
lirnest Y. tiutkh v. Frd S.
UnU'hiny-), uanoafl.
FruiUc P. lltoM vs. fhwdmst Pv
oilkj Co, sUpuktioN. -
K. H. Porter v. Rmt E. Lwuv toat
bill.
John K. Hopjtiu vi. J. II. Joltuson
ut ul.f uotiue of motiuu to strik.
Poarl II. Colvia; t. b'ruiik L. Col
vig, niiiwor a.nd orot-iMmplatut, af
fidavit, demurrer.
Thomas B. Green vs. Fied D.
Hawkins et nl., cost bill.
AUhie Hnlley vs. Southern Pneifio
Co., objeutions to cost bill.
Probato Oourr.
Estate or Amelia A. Shenrer, order
allowing final account.
Jpslnte of Daniel Whetstone, cita
tion. Estate of Kmum Hughes, order to
assign oM'iow property, nseignmeiit.
Ileal IMalo rrranfel1
P. A. Van Xico et ux to C. K.
Abbott, land in Ashland .$ 10
II. (I. Mathes et ux to Xels P.
Hanson ct ux, land in twp.
:MK. a7-aK. and IIH-UB.. - 300
Wilson P. Morgan et ux to
Jauksou County, land in too.
HKU-1W. 1
C. IJ. Carlton et ux to Marie
Jepson, lot 0, block A, Carl
ton Add., Mcdford -100
W. II. Singler, sheriff, to C.
W. Slade et nl., land in twp.
IljS-lK. . 8,o00
Samuel Hoyt et ux to Ther
esa L. Hums, lots 11 and l'J,
block 7:t, Mcdford 200
Lewis Mishler et ux to F, M.
White, laud in twp. :i7-'2W. 10
W. W. Martin to Frank Fallow,
land in sec. 1-I-37.'JE. .")00
MERVOUS WOMEN 1
It's The Same Everywhere In OrcRon.
Portland, Oregon. "I was for six
mourns irmiunii
with nervousness,
and thu doctor
said I had
ili nnnmimntliin.
fk Throiich tho ad
llj ' vice of n friond I
ttook Dr. l'iercoa
Favorite 1'rcjcrli)
1 tiou nnd was 00m-
1 -Oiipletcly cured. I
'- - ... I.. ...I.l.lln
ruil nun iiiiwmiu
list n.ul nm In
ennil heultii."
Miis.O. W. Mtiiis, U7tlK,8th St.,N.
Dr. llvrce's Favorlto l'rescription Is
ami has been for nearly oO tears Just
the medicine that every woman ntodu
when passing through tin chanhiK
duts. It is not a secret prescnpUon,
for its iugndunU are prinUl 011 tho
wrapper; it's a temperance medicine.
Not tmly ilnos it iHiild up the entire
syst in and inuke it siroiif m.d vigor
ous enough to withstand the organio
disturbance, but it Ium 1 quieting
otfaot upon Ilia feminine organUui that
roducw the distress to a minimum.
For any womanly ailment, disc) or
oomploiut, 110 mattr of how long
rtaudlosr, tte adrlse anxwus women to
cet Dr. Fierce's Favorite 1'reacripUou,
In oithcr liquid or tablet form.
THIS BOOK EXPLAINS.
If you will send three dimes or stamps,
to pay for wrapping and mailing aial
eniloMj this notion, Ikntur Heron of
tho Invalids' Hot-'l, lluffalo, N. Y., will
send you a revld copy of his Common
Kensu Medical Adviser, In cloth land lug.
ICiH pages, with color plates. Jut
what you neod In caso of elcknea or
accidenU Treat of Physiology, An
atomy, Sex problems. Marriage relations,
Hypleno, Uxerclsc,wDlsoaso and. Its ro
Vi'Otlon.
TI.MH OAUI)
IXTIJItl'ItUAK AUTO CAlt CO.
Leavo Mcdford dally except Sun
day for Ashland, Talent and l'hoonlx
at 8 a. m, 11.50 a. m., 1:15, 2:30
3: (5 and 5 15 p. ra. Also on Sat
urday at 11:15 p. in. Sundays lcavo
at 10 a. in , i p. m. and 9:30 p. 111.
Loavo Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9 a. nt., 12:50, 2:30,
330, 448 and 6:15 p. m. Sunday
leavo Ashland at 9 a. m., 1:00, 5; 00
and 10:30 p. m.
WHY?
CASH WANTED
SO acres Dear Creek bottom,
70
aoree in cultivation, alfalfa, fruit and
grain, easily Irrigated. Les than
mile from Medferd. JSS00 ash.
One of tbe beet buys in Jackson
eounty. For when and I will akow
you.
S. C. BARNES
jloj Wfbt Mam Ht.
Plume 799
COURT HOUS
NEWS
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WM7L vV
YmmKt-azfSA
WSBNitzli.
vjji rrrr -
hi !
MKTflTOUD, OKFJOX, TrtDAV, tWKV H. 101fi
naavjragg--
Iw Nose Makes
You Hungry
The pslnte tlelllnf edof
of bakinit when Msnt
Vsnllla l ued mkf
you l'n( (of it to eema
out of Uie oven. Il'llia
ureit snd purest yen
am buy.
Order 2Se Bottle
Tody
POLITICAL ANMtlUNCEMENTS '
HIll.tltlT.
I hereby announce my oandtdncr
for the nomination for sheriff on ins
republican ticket, to b voted uoon at
the oomlng primaries, May luift,
1V19. . ...
I taavfl hld the pMltion of uoputy
shlff for th past fBtriwn and m
thoroughly miliar w tk the (!
eonntctvd with Ihtt office, both clsrl-1
cal and outside work.
I (wl that 1 am compoUnt to hold
the position. unU lr nomlnatod and
Blactad. will Kte the people ot Jack
son county an efficient and economi
cal administration.
I also agreo It elected to antarw
all laws.
Adv. E. W. fCurloy) WILSON.
I am a candldato for tho nomina
tion of Sheriff on tho republican
ticket to bo voted for nt tho primaries
May 19, 101 G If nominated nnd
elected I will enforce tho law ami
gtvo tho public an honest, Impartial
and efficient administration.
37 years In Jackson county.
Adv. HAltllY N. I.OFIiANI).
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tho republican nomination for
sheriff, to bo voted on nt tho coming
primaries. May 19th, 1910.
I feel that I ncod no introduction
to tho public, hating been a resident
ot Jackson county for 2G yenrs.
I plcdgo myself, It oleoted, to clvo
an Imnnrtlnl, economical nnd con
servative administration of this Im
portant office.
I hnvo endeavored to sorvo tho
public faithfully in tho past nnd
agree. If elected, to strictly nnd
impartially enforce all laws, llnvlng
n very largo oxpcrlenco In tho mat
ters of taxation nnd knowing Jack
son county thoroughly, I plodgo my
self to conduct tho tax collection
branch ot tho office in such a manner
na to servo the taxpayers honcBtly,
promptly nnd efficiently.
Adv. W. T. GIUEVE.
I am a candldato for tho republi
can nomination ot sheriff of Jackson
county, subject to tho primary, May
19. 1910.
I have lived In Jackson county
twelve yeura. madn the racct for the
nomination for sheriff two ycarH ago
and received a splendid vote clewplto
tho unusual conditions I had to op
poso ond would approclatu jour sup
nort this tlmu.
if elected I will enforco nil lawa
nnd plodgo myself to an economical,
impartial ana conservative adminis
tration. Alv. A. W. WALKKK.
I hereby announco my candidacy
for tho nomination for sheriff on tho
democratic ticket, subject to tho will
of tho voters nt tho primary to bo
held May 19, 1910. I urn a native
son of Jackson county nnd my on
tiro past lit l Buujdct to your invos
tlgntlon. HALIMI (1. JUN'NINQB.
Adv.
IHSTIUOT ATTOUXKV
I am a candidate for ro-eloctlon
to the office of district attorney.
Adv. K. 15 KiSl.i.Y.
I hereby announce that I havn
fllod my declaration of Intention to
becomo a candldato tor the repub
lican nomination for the offlco of
District Attorney for Jackson county,
Oregon, subjt-ct to tbe decision of the
republican pnrty, ut the primary elec
tion to bo held May 19. 191.
Adv. O. M. KOBKKTS.
I hereby innouneo that I have fllod
my declan.ti in of Intentions, and that
I am a candidate for the ilemnersUo
nomination fr tbe olfhn of district
attorney, subject to the May primar
ies. U 1 am nominated and elected
to this office. I promise not to forget
the fnet that 1 am a public servant,
and that I will to tho best of my
ability administer the affairs ot tbe
offlco, Impartially, honestly and
without fear or favor.
Adv. NMWTON W. UORDWN
Tho first of thr year a number of
republicans, Inoliidlug niuny who ap
proved of my efforts In tho Interest
of tho taxpavora as stuto representa
tive four years ago, requested me to
becomo a candldato for the office of
District Attornoy, Inasmuch as there
would be, in addition to the regular
dutlos of the crlmlnul and Juvenile
courts, now duties and conditions
confronting tho offlco. Among those
wore mentioned thu enforcement of
tho prohibition act, and tho likoll
hood of having to foreclose many tax
Hens, particularly thoso against tho
Southern Pacific laud grant of nearly
half million acre In Jackson county,
amounting to about 1200,000.
My reply was that I would bocomo
a candidate If it woro goncrully de
sired and tho race could bo mado
without assunilng special obligation
to any particular Individual, taction,
locality or Interest.
Therefore, after consulting person
ally or by letter several hundred men
and women ot all occupations in
all parts of tbo county, believing
there Is a real desire for my candi
dacy, I will be a candidate for the
nomination of District Attorney on
tho republican ticket.
Adv. JOHN II CARKIN.
mivrvrriKASi'miii.
Deputy County Treasurer Myrtle
W. Ulakeley announces her candidacy
tor the office or county treasurer.
I hereby announce m) candidacy
on the republican tleket for the of
fice of eounty treasurer, to be voted
on at tbe coming primaries. I have
held tbe position as deputy dn this
offlco for the past ear and am eou
fyt that I enn fulfill the duties
connected therewith
1 t.ervrd l0 jeir n depnlt coun
(n ro'oi'ki bofurcotaiiutf Iht pO-il-1
m
lion iw deputy county trensurnr, I
hnre nlm hnd exporinncn as account
ant for several corporations, such ns
tho MmUnrd Canereto Construction
company nnd jirdroril lew and Blor
ago Company, boforo taking up coun
ty work, and will y that my past
record Is on en for Inspection to tho
votars of Jackson count r
If nominated and elected I will run
the office without the oxpenso of a
deputy and continue to servo tho pub
lic just as efficient In tho futuro as
1 have In the past.
Adv. MYIITM4 W. ULAKHLKY.
1 linrabv atfouneo that I have filed
my declaration of Intention to be
come a onndldnto for tho republican
nomination for the office of county
IrMttiror, to bo voted on In the com
ing primaries.
if t .mi tiniulnnted nnd elected wilt
oondnet tlio offleo In an efficient and
biulnoMlIku raannor.
Air. HOY L. MAULI&
I harnhv mnuutice tt 1 am ft enn-
aia-.. .,. .. ninn,in, nr nni,ntv
trW8Ur,r for JBcfcn county. Oregon,
on tl republican tlekat to bo votoil
- . ,h rllll-,v .luttoii to bo hnl.l
Mav 19 mic
, formerly h',( thf ottc9 0f county
,rw,srelr and brieve I gave ganoral
satiofactien to the public
DuiiNK th timo I wna county treas
urer tbe county niployd expert ac
countants to expert tho count offi
cers' book and said experts compli
mented my work very highly as a
public official.
If nominated nnd ol acted I shall
endoavor to conduct tho affairs nt tho
office In an houost. efficient and busl-
noss-llke manner.
Adv. JAS. M. CIIONEMILLUR.
COUNTY CMmiC
(3. A. Rut ilner Is lteitibllcnii Candl
ilato for Couuly Clerk
I hereby nuiinuiico my candldncy
tor tho office of county rlorw and If
nomtuated nnd elected will continue
to glvo my entire tlmo and attention
to the duties thereof, conduct tho
office according to law and glvo an
efficient, economical and business
like administration.
Adv. O. A. GARDNER.
I hereby announco that I haro
fllod my declaration ot Intention to
becomo a candldato for tho republi
can nomination for tho oftlco ot
county clork, for Jackson county,
Oregon, subject to tho decision ot tho
republican party at tho primary otac
tlon to bo held May 19. 191G.
Adv. (Littlo) JOB II. W1LBON.
I horoby announco that I havo
filed my declaration of Intention to
becomo a candldato for tho republi
can nomination for tho pfflco ot coun
ty clerk, for Jackson county, BUbJoct
to tho derision ot tho republican par
ty, at the primary election to bo hold
May 19, 191C.
Adr. A, X HILDEDRAND.
COUNTY AhaTHHOU
I horoby announco my candidacy
for tho offlco of county assessor of
Jackson county on tho republican
ticket, subject to tho primary on
May 19. I plodgo myself to nn
honest, efflctont, Impartial and econ
omical dtschargo of tho duties of tho
offlco and propnso to makn all assess,
monts upon tho basis of tho true
nctual yaluo of tho property and not
upon any Inflated taluatlon.
Adr. OEORdE LAUNSPACIL
I herewith announco my candidacy
for county assessor, subject to tho
decision ot tho republican party at
the primary election to bo hold May
19, 191 C. If oloctod I plcdgo myBolf
to make a Just and oqultnblo assess
ment and administer tho affairs ot
tho offlco lu a buslness-llko manner.
Adv, J. U. COLEMAN.
I hereby announco my candidacy
for tho domocratlc nomination for
the office of assessor of Jackson
county, nt the primary to be held
.ay 19tb, HUH Havo had three
years' experience as deputy assessor.
Adv. CLINT (1ALI.ATIN.
COUNTY KUPEII I NTKNDHXT.
I hereby anuounce my candidacy
on tho republican ticket for the of
flco of County School Superintend
ent for Ja Whon county, Oregon, sub
ject to the will of tpo republican
nartv at the nrimery election May
19. 1 stand for practical school of
fleloney, personal supervision of tho
schools and elimination of eounyr
school supervisors
Adv. FKANCM 0. SMITH.
To the voters- f am republican
candidate for county school super
intendent at tbe primary election,
May 19, 1911.
I am for supervision uf the schools
by the superintendent and for econ
omy lu the county superintendent's
office ami every place wbero It does
not rotard the efficiency of the
schools.
I am In favor of progressive educa
tion, that is, education that prnpares
tho boy or girl for life. I um for all
having a sipiaro dual ami an oqual
chance for an education.
It nominated nnd olectod I will
do ovory thing In my power to make
tho schools of Jackson county tho
best in tho statu.
Adv. A. J. HANDY.
I horoby nnnounce thnt I havo
filed my declaration of Intentions,
and that I am a candldato for tho re
publican nomination tor tho offlco ot
County Sc-hool Superintendent ot
Jnckson county, subject to the pri
maries of May 19.
If nominated and clcctod I pledga
myself to an honest, impartial and
economic administration and will
personally supervise our schools.
I hold nn Orogon llfo cortlfirate,
and having recently spent fonr ses
sions on preparatory work, both In
the University of Oregon and In the
Unlvorslty ot California in the study
of modern education and supervi
sion, and having served the county
1 as rural school supervisor lor two
ars. I feol competent to (111 tho of-
flee In a thoroughly satisfactory man
ner and hereby solicit the support of
every true friend of education.
Adv. O W. AG Kit.
1 am a candidate for the republi
can nomination for County School
Superintendent. I stand for. A Mm
Unuaue of progreseUe policies In
education, oconomt consistent with
i.fili li'iics i'ij 11 u I eilmatlnnal ndvan
Unii. lui the bi" uud Kills oil the
farms Willi thoto lu the cities and
towns.
If tiotnlnnled anil elected t will In
Urn future, na In the tinst. ultd inr
full tlmo and host efforts to tho
supervision ot the schools and tho ad
ministration of tho duties of tho of
fice During my Ineiimbcney 1 hnvo
not confined myseU strictly to tho
routine dutlos of tho office but haro
taken a broader view of tho mission
of the County School rluperlntenuent.
In addition lo my efforts to raise the
standard of leaching and Improve tho
physical conditions al school I have
labored to promote tho welfaro of
the bora and girls through Industrial
clubs, school fairs, school credits for
home work, pnront-teachors circles,
spelling and arithmetic contests, nnd
other activities. I feel that my work
has been regarded with favor and In
order to continue this work, I am
nsklng tor ro-oloctlon.
Adv. J. I'liltCY WBLL3.
I'Oll 1IKNT I'lmNISHHI) A ITS.
POU ItRNT Apartment for ront,
Tho Dorbon. 10 Qulno St.
FOIi HATiR -MVlBVniCa:
FOIt SAU1 Or exchange oho old
Jeuoy cot : tins boon an oxtm good
mow; a good buy for anyone hav
ing pastitro. Ail dross Mali Tribune
K. 108
FOIt SALE One aorret mare, four
years eld. weighs abont 1400 Um.,
sound, well broke. Belilnn stock.
Addrcws rtapkael Gardner, Inke
Crook. Oregon. 806
FOR SALM Large extra good brood
tow Villi olght pigs. Schtiehnrd
Orchard, Phono Clt-RX. 303
FOR SAMS Ono Jorsoy cow, fresh.
Phono 78S-.12. 307
FOR SALM Hod 'Polled bull. 1 yonr
old. Phono W. 11. Lnnib, .Mcd
ford. 300
FOR SALE Ulaek Perchorou slat
loin, flvo years old, cheap If takon
nt once. II. C. Host, Jacksonville
and Phoenix Road. Mcdford. 305
FOIt BALK One. fresli Jersey cow,
0110 fresh 'Shorthorn holfor, ono
Duroc Jersey brood sow; ono po
tato plantor. H. W. Davlsson.
Central Point. Ore. 203
FOU KENT nODHES
FOR RENT Attrnctlvo bungalow on
West Foothill road; throe acres not
to grapes and fruit trees. F. II.
offo, Phono C73-R. SOS
foil RENT 0-room bungalow with
garago, $15.00. Phono 84I-X. 221
FOR RENT Now modorn furnished
bungalow, sleeping porch, guragn,
all conveniences. Scott V. Davis.
FOR RENT C-roorn modorn house,
walls nuvyljr tinted. Phone 537-Y,
303
FOR RENT nlcoly turnlshod 5-rootn
bungalow, cheap. Phono 514-J.
FOR RENT 0-room modem bunga
low, range connected, oast front,
"ii!.dJ1, Tel 488-X.
FOR HAM POULTRY AND EROS
FOR SALE 200 fancy whllo Leg
horn chickens, fl.00 -nh C. M.
Hvciifiou. 303
FOR SALE Itbodn Island Red eggs,
Whlto Leghorn eggs, wheat, heavy
wagon. Robert Duttoti. 303
FOR SALE Eggs for hatching,
$2.80. from prUo-wlnnlng Hulter
cup chickens. Mrs. J. S. MeKonzlo,
R. It. 2, Medford. 300
FOR SALE EggH from selected
winter laying and prixo winning
strain of S. 0. Rhode Island Rods;
11 por sotting. Mrs. ('. S. Lam
may, Roguo Rlvor, Oro., It. 1. 318
FOR SALE Ono turkey gobblor
(bronxo), ono Berkshire boar, two
llerkahlro sows; all young, well
bred stock. J. II. Webster. Phono
3-F2.
FOR SALU Hatching eggs, day old
ohlcks. O. A C. strain, from trnp
uestod, bred-to-lay S. ( W. Log
bonis; ogg production first, but I
also hnve quality. At So. Oreg.
Poultry Show 1 won two firsts, 0110
second and three specials on six
birds entered. W. J. Warner, Med
ford. Phoue 1.96-M. 316
OR SAMS HltK'JG.rAXKOUS
FOIt SALK good single buggy,
cheap also slnale harness and one
set double harness Csu be seen
at Palmer's Piano Place, 28 So.
Central. tf
FOR SALE 3tt-lnch Mollne wagon.
farm Implements and tent. Bd
Clark, 13th and Park st. or Oen.
Del. 303
FOIt SALE 3 -Inch Mollue wagon
and farm Implements. IS. 8. Clark,
Ran. Do)., Medford. 3U3
FOR SALE- Myers power spray out
fit romnlete: Reed us now. Phono
or wrlto A. C. Muluger, Ashland,
Oro. 306
FOR SALE Ono Ford touring car
body with top, wlnshlold and dash
In first class condition. Inquire of
Buds Truiisfor Co. 301
FOR SALE Soudan grass and Col
lego Minnesota No. 13 seed corn.
F. S. Charley, Urownaboro, Oro.
307
FOR SALE ItEAl KSTATJI
FOR SALE Hy owner. Reed farm,
oloso in Addrose "Good," caro
Mall Tribune. 306
FOR BALH Uy owners, choice Dear
areok bottom land close to Med
ford, with olaht year old fruit tren
apples and pears; also alfalfa
land. Houses and lots for salo or
rent Joseph Taylor & Son, Phone
45MI. 321
FOR SALE Oopd stock ranch with
water right, good range, at a bar
gain. Inquire llox SO, Jacksonville,
Oregon. 300
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LO VN .1000 on Improved ranch
Holmes (ho Jusuruneti Mn,.
mm wm
HUM' WttNTIt--M.UK'
HOMCITOHS WAMTK0--Cglholld (p
Introdueo bast 'ntlioile proposition
on the market; big money can bo
mado by hustler Uenatlgor Dreis.
30-3"? llarelny St.. Now York. 301
WAMTKD-- Three first class carpen
ters, ono shop man, capable of
rnniilne details slid running light
! eiiaasi fcaat - . ifc i-ji-
niaehlnory; steady Job for (ho
right man. Address with wages
expected and rofcroncca to tlox
23'.. Yrcka, Cal. ,,301
WAXTKf) nnvmiliAITKOTJH
M aiaMt
WANTED To buy team weighing
botneen 3700 nnd 2800, 111 area
profcrrod. Pliunc Dr. Bnlade, Cen
tral 1'olnt 1S1. 305
WANTED Shocp bought and Bold.
Itosonberg Dros., Central Point,
Phono 31xxxt. 300
WANTED Dressmaking at homo or
by day. 141 S. Contral, Phono
479-M.
MISCELLANEOUS..
"JHsVs AB HUMANITY'S IDEAL."
by Rov. J. T. Sunderlnnd, nnd oth
er Unitarian literature sent free to
lmiulrors. Audrcfls sues unrci
Uurton. Central Polut, II. F. D. No.
1. Oregon. 814
HUHLNESS DIRECTORY
Auto Supplies
LAHBU AUTO SPUING CO. We
aru operating tho largest, oldost
and best equipped plant In tbo Pa
cific northwest. Uso our springs
when others fall. Sold under guar
antee. 2G North Fifteenth St.,
Portland, Oro.
Attorneys
GEO. W. 011ERRY Attornoy.. and
.Notary, Room 9, Jackson County
Dank Ilulldlng, ontranco N. Cen
tral, Medford, Oro.
rORTER J. NEFF Attornoy nt law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Dank Ilulldlng.
A. E. RDAMES, LAWYER Oarnott
Corey bldg,
O. M. R0DERT8 Lawyer.
Medford National Dank Building.
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOTOO
DR. O. O. VAN BCOYOO
Dentists
Onrnott-Corey Dldg., ulte
SIS
Mcdforu, Oro. Phono 850.
Collections and Itcports
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected Bomo accounts 14 years
old, We know bow to get the
money. Tho Duilock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 3, 3, Has
kins' Dldg., 210 B. Main st
Engineer nml Contractor
FRED N. CUMMlNaSSnglnoor ana
contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Dldg.
Surveys,, catlmntoa, irrigation
dranago, orchard and land Im
provement. m '1 ttt.' '.La.. . ' -i"'" 1 -
Insurance.
BARL 8. TUMY General Insurance
offlco, Flro. Autoniobtio, Accident,
Liability, Plato Glass, Contract,
nnd Surety Ilonds. Excollent com.
panics, good local sorvlco. No.
210 Oarnott-Coroy Dldg.
Instruction In Miuio
ln t 1 rin uj ii i-iH fi.i -i i-ii - n- "T- -- -
FRED ALTON IIAIQHT, teachor of
piano uud harmony. Composer
and arranger ot music. Halght
Music Studio, 101 Garnett-Coroy
building.
s
flarlmgo
OARIIAOM Ret- your promises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on tho city garbage wagons for
good sorvlco. Phono 274-L. F.
Y. Allen.
Physicians nnd Burgeons
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 410-417 Oarnott-Corey
bldg., phone 103C-L. Residence
2C South Laurel st.
Dlt. W. W
physician,
building
HOWARD Ostoopathle
S03 (la-aett-Coroy
Phone 130.
DR. J. ) EM MENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eyo
ear, nose and throat. Byes scien
tifically tostod and glasses sup
plied. Ooulist and Aurist tor S. P.
It. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co.
bldg., opposlto P. O. Phone 567.
DR. It. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon Phones, office 30, resi
dence 724 -J. Offlco hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. MARTIN O. HARDER 1'hysl
clan and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash hofol. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
GORDON MAO CRACKBN, M. D.
Homoopathlo Physician, Surgeon,
228 East Main St., Medford, Oro
gon. Otflce phono 142, residence
Phono 732-R3. Office hours 1 to
4 p. m,
Printers niia" rublishors
MEDFOItb PRINTING CO.. baa "the
best equlppod printing oftlco In
southern Orogon; book binding
looso leaf lodgers, billing systems
etc. Portland prices 27 Nortl
Fir st.
Transfer
EADS TRANBFER & STORAGE CO
Office 43 North Front st Phone
316. Prices right. Serrico guar
anteed, Sewing Machines
L l. L , . rOV ii " --' aaejia,ia
8INOER SEWINO MACHINES FOU
SALE OR RENT Some nsed. da
chinos also far sale. Cleaning and
ropalrlng. Daldwln Piano for salo
from faetorv to customer Rod
ronoo 3Ti ao. ceimui. Fhoiio 3V0,
ww-as