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6V. ttiafe'i B'glft-ftAid
9 a. in. Holy coimatiln.
110 a. oi. Suoday tcjjeol.
11a. m. Holy cainimintou.
6 1). in. Evsnlwg prayer.
Win. 1). MmnlHuB. Viciw.
Catholic
, (South Oakdale Ave.)
First mass Sunday at s a. in.
Second mass at 1 0 : J! 0 a. in.
(ICvciiIng service nt 7:30 p. in.
RISV. JOHN POWMRS, Hector.
Hv-Lutli. lull's Church
Oukdnlo ave. and Fourth street.
Rev. Dr. W. K. Morenz-Oesor, pastor.
Sunday sorvlcos English Sun
day school 10 a. m. Public worship
11 a. ni. English and (lornian sermon.
No evening service as the pastor
ha to hold service at ISrants Pass.
You are cordially Invited.
.lucksouv Ilk Pivdi) (erhui
Morning worship at U o'clock,
with sermon by the Rev. Oscar '!'.
Morgan, I'll. I).
ICvciiIng worship at V o'clock, with
Honnon by Dr. Morgan.
A special attendance Is requested
on the part of tlm membership at
both services.
Oukdnlo Ate. M.'fliii.llM
Sunday school at H:ir. h. hi.
Preaching at 11 a. in. and S
in. .Morning1 Htibjoct "Our llefgue
and Strength." Evening subject,
"Christian Liberty."
Prayer incolliig Thuriday evening
at s o'clock.
Come to thotfu services and worship
with us.
If you have no chinch home you
aro luvlled id make your homo nlth
us. Strangers arc welcome.
' II. M. 1IUANHAM. Pastor
I'll-.! Clilircli of CluM, Silent Nt
lllranrh of the Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, In
Hoston, Mass.
Sunday service at 1 1 a. m . subject.
"(Sod, the Only Course nnd Creator."
Wednesday evening meetings at
which testimonies of Christian .Sci
ence healings aro given, s o'clock.
All are cordially Invited.
Sunday school at H:lti n. m. All
under the age of -0 are welcome.
Heading room In church edifice,
212 North O.ikdale. open rrom 1-30
to I: ,10 p. m. dally, except Sunday,
and holiday,
FlrM ('In Minn
(Cor. lull and Oakdalu)
Till) ehuroh with a vital message to
which wu cordially Invite you. Strnn.
gors especially luvltod.
iSpeclal music at both sorvlcos,
solo by Mm. Lynotte Hovlous and
.1. W. KlrkpHtrick.
llro. C. I'. gw antler will bo with us
gtindsy. Ho Is the stale sectetary of
tlm ChrlitlHit churches, and will
bring us a helpfeul message.
Jllaptlsmal service at dose of even
ing mealing.
C. te. at 7 p. m. with earnest young
people.
Sunday school at 0: IT. Lot us put
vim Into tho service.
tMoriilug service 10:15 Evoiilng
eeriiion . HARRY E. TUCKER.
Mluistur.
I'll st .McIImmIKI
(Dr. J. C. Rollins, Pastorl
Service for Sunday. June Ith. as
follews: ,
friio Sunday school meets promptly
at 0: 15. A cordial Invitation In given
strangers to attend.
The Mpworth League devotional
aorvlee. both chapters, at tit:.. A
splendid hour for alt young people.
1'ubllc worship at 1 1 a. in. and a
p. hi. Dr. Itolllus will speak tit both
nuri'Iet. ,
Mornlug theme, "A Moat Vital
Qxarr. What la It to be u Chita
lion?" At the evening hour the theme Is,
"The Church st Missionary Porte in
Civilisation." with particular refer
ence te some present day world wide
movements.
Tho usual excellent music under
Ike diroetlou of Forest Kdiueades.
supported by a large vested cbolr
will be rendered.
Spoclul nuuibers far the day.
The public Is cordially iuvlted to
worship with us.
KIM KiiplM
lief. Frederick W. Carsteus, paster
r the Plrai Uaiitist church, has re
turned heme and will ocup hi pul
pit Sunday merulas: and craning.
"MagHiring Chrlat" Is the theme
Of the morning rmon
In the fening he kpeaks upon tlie
aubjuci. "Dee Hod .SBi Trouble "
Oh for a Cloatr Walk with Jod"
1 iterr. will iw sung liy the iju.tr
ictii ai the morning srvti-e. Quar
tette per mi urn-1 Wii 'awter, Kd
. uaril Uiifiipr, Mrs J M (iroaaley and
Mis Klfireiup Haiolrigg
Mls Haiplrigj and Mr Vawtor
'111 Im) ing, Calm is the Night"
ly- Uout-,
At the etreninif ejrv Mrs Frank
Uoberts wlllaincac a jqIq, 'Caialrj-''
lit? U(ot9 Wrtit, "tutu cigauia-u
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classes for all grades and ages con
venes at 10 n. in.
Now pupils made welcome. Mrs.
Hans Holmos Isdho efficient superin
tendent, i
The yoiisg people hold their de
votleaal service nt 7 p. m. and extend
most cardial Invitation to all young
people to attend. The sorvlec will
bo in charge of the Misses Laura
Fonts and Kldelaa Mornn. Subject,
"The Consecration of Money."
Ppporluulty to iiulto with the
church will be given at the morning
and evening service. Kvorybody welcome.
.Imk.-unxlllo Methodist
(Uobt. A. Hutchinson, Piutor. 1
Sunday school 10 a. lit. W. O.
Caudlll, suiierltitondent. Classes for
young and old. Wo Invito you to be
come a member.
Mr. II. S. Stlno of Medford will
have charge of the morning service
at 11 o'clock. Ho wltl discuss one of
the greatest problems which confront
the church.
The Kpworth Lougnc nt T p. in. C.
Abbott, leador.
Preaching service S p. in. A bright
brief service, good singing, a most
cordial welcome to every body.
EAGLE POINf EAGLETS
By A. C. Uowlett
W. II. HnbertH ami wife. wlu are
1 1 v I ti k on the old Joe Itadet place,
were doing business In our town last
Saturday evening.
iMrs. llrynut mid Mr. and Mrs.
Norman McQuold reluruod from
Hoseburg where they had been to
attend the convention of the Odd
Fellows and Itobektihs the last of (ho
wcok.
Tho Odd Fellows and Hebekalis
gnvo Mis .Mabel Wamsley, one of
their number, who Is In poor hftilth.
a surprlso parly last Saturday night.
Kach visitor brought In some memen
to to try to cheer her up and also
brought In light refreshments, and
they had one of those Joyful times
that are so characteristic of this com
munity. The Kagln Point Amusement com
pany had their movie picture show
and a midnight daure nnd report
having had a flue time.
Sunda morning broke un us bright
and clear and the ladles had pre
viously dct orated the church with
flags and flowers and had everything
in readiness for the memorial ser
vices to bo held at 1 1 o'clock. Thora
nas an unusually largo attendance
and Itev. I.. I,. Simmons dellveied
the addiess. About all of the old
votutnus Mere In attendance and
wore reminded of the scene In their
younger days.
At the same time Sunday theie
was itlto a number of our eltiions
autoed uut to different wrts of tho
country. Some went uihmi the Sis
klyous, while others went on to Horn
brook, and (itite a number went to
vltdt tho Ashland park and drink
from the world ucuowned spdlugs,
and a few of the cltliuns of Med
io rd came out here to get dinner and
while away tho time fishing In our
beautiful Utile llutte and It ok lie
river, among whom were our County
Judge Ton Voile and wife, and Mr.
and Mrs. IS. It. Oatmau and wlfo,
Mr. Oatman Is the fruit tree inspec
tor of the Mod ford district, and Mrs.
Jud Kennedy and daughter. Miss Mar
rella, Of Medford.
(fit the afternoon there was a select
parly autoed. or rather Forded, over
to the Table Iteck district and as
cended the lower rock. They were
Henry Trusty, Miss Claire .itumer
maii, Miss ICtbel Hoosevclt. Miss
Hoosevelt Is a near relatlre of ex
President Koosevelt, and also a friend
of Miss Claire ,l mine rut an. tieorge
Wehnian and Carl Kinger. The
climbed to the plateau, wheie tins
bad a fine view of the entire valle.
Misa Kdlth Oliver from Seattle
Wash., and Miss Itumuiuge, of (irants
Pass, have been here visltlug Mrs.
Lottie Van Scoy the past woek.
A party of our citiseua consisting
largely of the ilrowu family, Frank,
and Will. Royal. Mrs. Holmes. Mrs.
VnN Scoy and a few others autoed
to the Wagner springs Sunday p. m.
and Mr. and Mrs John Kader and
their two daughters. Mrs Harvey
Stanley and Mrs. Hay Asbpole and
Harvey Stanley visited Ashland park.
Koine of them had never been there
before and they were perfectly cap
tivated with the beauties of the eil.v,
park and surroundings.
'Miss Verah Kasbaw of Climax,
Mrs. Owner (Srigsby and her two
calldreu Charles Manning and a
stronger by the name- of Tsnn. re
here ror dlnuer Menda
Mr. C'ov, the milk goat man, was
doing business here Tuesdav.
C K. Johnson, who has been teach
ing in Laurel Hill district. Is now
enK.meil in ( anv,(.-liiK for HcctifH
around the world, iilllie Munda's
sermons, etc
FloM frliolt. of l.odi California,
is here the S')pt of Prof W O.
Wheeler who amo in Tueda from
Tai.-nt
Tuesday night we were left lr
darantsi as the elt'cirlc station on
lac ualn Lite from Proved wvut
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WORK OI DClrJ6. T((5 3VNlT0K IM f
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out or commission about ten o'clock the Norwlck place, lie will feed this
and Just afterward the alarm of fire to his callate neM winter,
was sounded and there was a general .-re( Collins of Jacksonville Is now
stampede among the housewives to employed at the Modoc orchard,
find the old coal oil lamps, but thoj ttoMK C.lluu Is a frequent visitor In
rtro was only the burning out or Hie this district lately on account of the
chimney (they have a fire place) of blight, lie reports that our orchard
the F. L. Heath tesldeiiee. There jgi, ate working very diligently to
was no damage done, but some of the eradicate It.
neighbors wero almost wild over thoj .ril, ,. I. Vincent spent several
Incident. The next morning Mr. ,uys in Oold Hill last week visiting
Stimsoii and his helper stalled out rrieuds.
and located the trouble at the station Horn, to Mr. and Mra. Wm.
where the 15. P. line eonnecta with Vatighau on May 31, a bouncing girl
the main Hue. Thoy followed up tbu baby. Moth mother ami babe are
line to hero and after dinner started ottllng along nicely,
to go up by the French-Dodge bridge . ,,t j, annual meeting of the Ta
to follow tho lino through to (Sold ble Hock Improvement Association
Hay.. 'Isst Tuesday .1. C. Pendleton was
1. L. Ilradshaw, wife and son wore elected president for Hie neM year
at tho S. S. for dinner Wodnusiluy. and H. K. Nealon socrotHry-treasurer.
Ceorgo I.'. Ilraudoii moved Into
the old Von dor llellen building they
used to use us a warehouse betore
they moved Into tho storo building,
now the postofflce, away. Thoy flod
It up for some railroad men to live
In before (Seorge K. Johnson moved
thorn to Medford. Mr. liraudon Is at
work tearing some of the old machin
ery and getting ready for the coming
crop. When (Seorge W. I)aky Jr. was
running this mill the flour command
ed a good price, five cents higher
on a sack than any other flour In the
valley, and with the putting In of the
new modern machinery we expect to
have a good flour as can be made an
where. The starting of that mill, the
old flnowy llutte. will revive busi
ness and Ih- an Incentive for the farm
ers lo pull up their orchards, thai
have to he apracd during Ihe warm
weather, and healed, smudged, in
cold, and cut aud trimmed, pruned
and then cut out the blight aud
after all not receive euougb off of
their orchard lo pay tho exixnise of
the upkeep, etc.
Tiiore was a moving outfit pass
ed through here Wednesday morn
ing on the way to II. II. Itrophy's
farm, the old T. B Nichols place, (o
move one of the Ittrtrc barns
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
MlhH Kdiis M-..eiiaer of Agate
spent W't ilnc ilav alti-inuou with
MUs Augllne Camerou
('has. Dugaun aud family started
Monday for Klamath Fulls where
they expect to remain for the sum
mer. I.. C. Applegate of Oold Hill, one
of the count v game wardens, was
through here the first of the week
Investigating the report that game
birds wore being killed In this vi la
ity
Miss Helen Lyilard. who re.entlv
sihool. has returned to her home and
Is enjotlng farm life.
Victor Heautieo was a liunday ev
ening visitor in Medford.
Many from here attended the ! -oration
Da program at Central Point
Tue'day ad alM the exercises at the I
uraveard. It was ltb a feeling1
akin to pltv that we watched the old (
soldiers as with tottering steps nd
dim ee siaht thev searched for eai h
comrade's grave to place upon It a
flag that token so dear to the hearts
of the ms of 'til " Not a soldier's
grave wan missed, although some
were hard to find, as they were un
marked, seaming to lo entlrelv for
gotten b eenouo ole
Lane Wvlaml of th- Mtbidun's ili"
tipt b iu tug tat) vwtvut'.er li; n
-von
IS ON HANUL.IJS TUNS OF FREIGHT
5l)C PAYS A WEEK --
K cLCANlNtV TilCSC KA-ZORs'-l't-lN
V I.CAVG Ff OUT pAAYOC ArAOS J
ILL' WAMT fO 5HAVE'X
WLVPiNo
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u-f tio MAt-reR WHAT KIND of work
TV1GY DO 0URIN6 -THI: OAY- PAVING
A SArGTV P&YZOR IS TOO tAUCti OF A
TQtJ foR TtlGM i?ar't -
Preliminary stops were taken toward
the elimination or mosquitoes In the
district.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ileebo of Agate
were visltlug relatives here last Sun
day. Last yoar there was harvested In
this district 153 acres or wheal
which produced a little better than
23 bushels (o the acte, whllet his
year there Is less than -' per cent
of the acreage whlih from present
Indications will not produce mine
than 7;, per out as much grain per
acre as last w .ir's crop produced.
Reported In Jackson Cotnty Ab
stract Co Sixth and Fir SU.
Circuit Court.
James Harrison Halghl vs. Ada
IlHlghl. dhorce. J
ttillxa J Lewis vs. J. H. Harnett, el
al, cost bill.
.V. N. Davis vs. W. II. Klnglsr, do
murror. Hank of MagdHlona vs. MIhhIb A.
MeKee, cost Mil. i
('. A. Williams va. Theo, II. K.
Kugle, ameudetl reply.
W. F. Illaikerl vn. J. A. Iubiieoii
el nl., ni'lM'i' of litin.
Ii-i i Km. .tl- v. J. A. KuIhsoii et
a I., notice n hen.
('. A. I'cler-nii o( al vs. J. A. Holi
iiisuii et ul.. notice of lieu.
Naae Cm -. J. A. Kobisou et ul.,
notice it' Inn.
Jo-epluin N.uaenl u. U. II.
gent, divorce.
Ileal ..lto Ti-Hiisfer.
Leo J. Mliv ai- at ux lo I I.
Cat.!' Tlr 'iiiia Stw bine t'o
assluiiiiii'iii m on tr.ii t loin
I to I ; ii . i.e. i id nor
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SOI D BY DRUGGISTS LVERVHCKE
COURTHOUSENEWS
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CHOICE GARDEN TRACT
AND HOME PLACE - $950
Klve-room totiug)-, k;i .)n tract, berries, flowers, shade, Just
the place for a little home and garden tract laving 39.0, sew
er $100 32, sidewalk S7o 80, all paid In full. Lot 11 lull 7. Sandy
loam soil. Rest city property of this kind we have erer effored.
Total price, J 950.
BENNETT INVESTMENT CO.
Ileal listMte, Iin, lleutols, InsuiaHiO.
1( Wet Main. limine 7I
By Ahern
ASK PAV
laud addition to Medford . 10
Leo J. Mlkacho el ux to J. 1.
Case Threshing Machine Co.
Jots I. a. 6. 7, S, P, 10 and
Ht, block 2, Westmorland
vddltlou to Medford 10
I'nileil State lo Chut lea B.
Jones, hind in ser. ll-IIII-II
I 'a lent
jnncH Itntea el nl lo Henry C.
BfWii, land in see. Kl-.li-
IW. ... 07..100
W. II. Singler, sheril'f, lo (1. II.
Mnt hew, lund in "W. i"-:!."-1V.
..iT0
Mary B. O'Neil to .1. B. Holieiln
et nl. land iu Up. :t7-'JV. 1
I. V. Ifn.v lo C. . TtiomiiB,
ininiiig proNry in sih-. 11-:(5-:iW.
1
llai'i'x l. Mill-, adinini-triitur.
WHY?
CASH WAXl'BI)
80 acres Hoar Creek bottom, 701
acres In cultivation, alfalfa, fruit and
grain, oaslly Irrigated. Loss than
3 inllos from Medford. $680u cash.
One or the boat buys In Jackson
county. Bay whon and I will show
you.
J. C. BARNES
I0t Wmit Mais Ut Phone 7B
NEW TODAY
A pmiIn offers his n acre home,
new buildings and soil that la good,
price J.MiHO no. will lake a small
Medford home as part iM.vment.
The 3 ID aires Joining the outrange
over half In grain anil hay, and
most of the balame gooil alfalfa laud
when cleared, Ih a real lino propo
sition. Will explain fully on request.
Will exehanae for a close In daliy
proposition
lloon-Cathcart Co.
I'lmiin 1117
Real Estate
Will t.'ll .i scvin mom modern
home newt) p.iintiU and In excelluut
condition, witti Urge lot. Total
price $1400. Terms of $3u cash,
balance $!.' mouth with only 6 per
ceut Interest
CItKAPEK THAN RENT
Eight room modern home, with
large shade trees and one aero grouud
on Jacksonville highway, two miles
out, near the car line, ruuiiiug waiei
with i-ugiue and pumping plant, com
)bti. Total lirhe $120 Payable
h, I'aiuui'c iiioulbli or an-
E. S. TUMY
10 (laiiii tl Coiw) HlQg.
t. J. ' C.tr-on, loU 7 ..i d .
Jiloik J:t. Untie Kails
W. It. Hutloek et nl to .Samuel
UIMI
,1. Meadnw et ttx, lnnil in
sw. M-IIS-'iW
A. B. SlieHird et u. lo C. L.
lUrtrtruui et nx, laud In pe.
r,-:ill-1 B.
W. It. Hulloek et nl to SHmuel
.1. Mendowx el ux, laud Mi
see M-:iS-'2W; . . .
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Delliuiiieut Sale Notice
California-Oregon Power Company.
Location of principal place o' busi
ness, San Francisco, California.
NOTICB-There is dellnnurnt up
on the following described stee'e, on'
recount of assessment (No. I) levied
on the 18(h day of April, 1SIC. the
several amounts set opposite Hip
names of the respective sharo;iolors,
as lollews:
Mercantile Trust Company of San
Ptauclsco, trustee. Certificate No
311 1'. BOO share, J2R0.00.
.Alcrcantlle Trust Compauv of San
Francisco, trusteo, Cert. No. 397,
J00 shares, r.0.00.
Morcanlllo Trust Company of San
Francisco, trustee, Cert. No. 3 US,
500 shares, lutiO.00.
Mercantilo Trust Company of 8an
Francisco, trttstpo, Cert. No. H9U,
500 sharos, fKOO.OO.
Mercantile Trust Company of San
Francisco, trustee, Cort. No. 400.
500 shares. $2!0.00.
Mercantile Trust Company of Snn
Francisco, trustee, Cert. No. 401,
r.00 shares. I2C0.00.
'.Mercantilo Trust Company of Snn
Francisco, trustee, Cert. No. 102,
r.00 shares, 2:0.00.
Mercantilo Trust Company of Snu
Francisco, trustee, Cert. No. 103,
COO shares, fUGO.00.
Uud In accordance with law nnd
an order of tho board of directors
made on the tSth dny of April, 1HI0,
so innny shares of each parcel of
such stock as may bo neressary will
bo sold nt the office of tho company,
on Tuesday, Juno 20, 111 10, nt tho
hour of 12 o'clock noon of said day,
to pay delinquent assoHsmeiits there
on, (ogctner with costs of advertis
ing and expenses of Hie sale.
J. C. THOMPSON,
Secretary of California-Oregon Power
Company.
Office: Number 131 Loldosdorff
street, Han Francisco, California. 73
FPU ItKNT FUltNtSHUn APT8.
FOHIWNT i-roonv nmilshTiMInt;
nlHO five room bungalow. Phone
72.VL. 730 West 1 1th st. C3
KOK IlB.Yl nuHHlCfl
FOIt HICNT (S-room modern house,
flue fruit. 730-lt. . 03
KOHIUSNT- Strictly modern house
with garage, rurulshed or unfur
nished. 510 W. Jackson at. 07
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FOH HUNT- -Seven room house on
South Holy at., Inquire 5SG So.
Holly.
FOH HUNT 3-1 oom house, hard
wood floors, full cement basement
and gatage. Phono 370-W.
VOH SALI VCItHACK
FOIt SALE -Cleared 2 1-2. fi. id," 2(1
acre rarms in beautiful Rochester
valley; unsurpassed tor poultry,
fruits or dairying. Very low
prices. Improved and unimproved
places. Write llox 71. Rochester.
'Wash. 03
" FOR SALIJ ItANUIIIW
FOR KAI.1S My $7000 city ranch,
free IrlgMted. dairy, chicken, fruit,
tools and stock, $ I5nn If taken be
fore July t. The Carlsbad of Amer
ica. Pop. 6000. Altitude 2000 ft.
Fish I n a aud hunting. Mrs. .lacker.
'Ashland. Ore. , 70
FOH 8ALK- -13 note ranch; 10
acres In alfalfa; house, barn, new
fences. Phone M3 or 21 -J.
FOIt HATJU-MYKSTUOK
FOR KALE Bhotes and pigs. W.
E. Ilrson, H. 1, (irlffm Creek, til
VOR BAIjl-MWOrVliIiAWKOUB
F()?t RALE 101(1 1 llitlck ; touring ca r
jn aofMl condition, cheap. Walker'a
(Sarage O.'i
FOR BALE -One ton Ford truck nt
tarhHient. also to seres land to
trade for Ford oar. Uahack's
(iarage 12 J. SS
FOH KALE -Choice alfalfa hay. f 10
per ton In field. Holder's lalr.
Phoue 201-13.
WANTED MrrrtTOrtjiivKOUH
WANTEI)" AT "oNclvT- Teams for
hauling gravel. Appb at the
Oulis Cigar Store. 03
WANTKD TO IIUV -Ilorssa of sad
dle type, aud heavy horses Dr.
Helms, 111 No. Fir, Phone SOS.
WANTED- Cattle to puslure. 50c to
1 1 per head. Address llox t j
Eagle Point. Ore 6
WANTKD How about having (bat
old feather bed made Into a san
itary folding mattress" Pillows,
feather cushions, snd folding mat
tresses made lo order. Feathers
renovated, satlsfaetuiu guaranteed,
in qualltv aud prite. Phoue or
write and our lepieaents'lve will
call with samples. Phone IWB J.
Medford Feather Heddlng aud lleli
ov4tlug Woiks, ;'.:'.' K l'Jth. i:i
HltLP WANTKD 1'KMALIf
WANTED A tlrst cIshs woman rook
one that is capable or handling
from 20 to 2 uumi. wants posi
tion. Address l.'ii f' iVntral. or
Phoue lev-Y. 3
sifcessaaaas'
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'Orange and Kir attest. Kinder
please phone 522-K or leave at
sUrlnger Grocery. Reward
J lJslT 4Jn road lo Ashland, a sliver
mesh bag with purse inside con
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WANTKD Strong 11 year old Imv
wants plnr on farm to work for
board. Phone 27D-J. 01
WANTHD Ity middle agod couple,
camp cooking for both or woman
to cook; man can drive tonm, Irri
gate, do onriiontar work. Make us
n offer. Address A. C. W., Mull
Trlbuno. 03
WANTKD Competent woman wants
pvork. Call 720 W. 11th. 07
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FOIt SALB Or trade, SIS acre stock
and dairy farm 5 miles from Lob
anon, Oregon, for farm In Jackson
ceunty: 10 head cattle, goats, hogs
and Implements go with place.
Price $11,000; will take farm up
to $10,000; own time on balance.
Prefer atock fa,rm. J. 1C. Nichols,
ILobanon, Ore., It. 3. 03
TO THADK 200 ncros, 60 ckmrod.
In crop, Jeff, county, under new Ir
rigation plan, $30 por acre, golnc
lilghor, for Improved, near Centrnl
JPolnt. A. W. Froeborg, Gaston,
Orogon. 73
UUSLVESS DIKKCfrOItr
Anto Snppnea
LAHEIl AUTO Bl'RINO CO. W
aro oporatlng the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In tho Pa
cific northwest. Use our Bprlngs
when others fall. Bold under guar
antee. 26 North Fifteenth Bt,
Portland, Ore.
Attorneys
OEO. W. CIIRRHY Attorney anfl
Notary, ltooms 9-10, JackRon Coun
ty Dank llulldlng, ontranco N,
Central, Medford, Oro.
POHTKH J. NICFF Attornoy nt law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Dank Building.
A. K. HEAMKS, LAWYER
Coroy bldff.
-Qarnett-
O. M. ItOIJEKTS Lawyer.
Medford National Dank Building.
Collections.
COL.MCCTIOK8 AND REPORTS Wa
colloctod uorao accounts 14 jours
old. Wo know how to got the
money. Tho Uuitock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Has
kins' Did t,.. 210 EMaln st.
Dentists
-vfl
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOTOO
UR. C. C. VAN BCOTOO
Dentists
Gartintt-Cnroy Illdg., ulte
Mcdfnro, Ore. Phono 356.
Collection nnd ltKirts
Slf
DR. FRANIC ROIIEIITS Dentist.
M. F. & II. lildg. Offlco Ilntirc
S:30 to 12; 1 to 5. Phono 607-R.
Kn;:lnccr nnd Ountractor
FRED N. CUMMINOS Snglncor and
contractor, 401 M. F. & II. Dldg.
Burieyn,, cellmates, Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. Insurance.
EARL S. TUMY (Senoral Insurnnce
offlco, Flro, Automobllo, Accident,
Liability, Pluto OIbm, Contract,
and Surety Honda. Hxcollent com
panies, good loon I sorvlce. No.
210 Qnrnfltt-Coroy Dldg.
Instruction In Music
FRKD ALTON H A in J IT," tenchor of
plauo and harmony. Composer
nnd nrrnnger of music. Halght
Music Studio, 401 Qarnott-Coroy
building.
DLIBB HEINE Toachor of Violin.
Muslo rurulshed for nil occasions.
Prices rensnnablo. Btudlo 1121 19.
Main St., Phono 303-J2.
Gnrnago
QARI1AOE (let your premises
cloanod up 'or tho summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good sorvlce. Phone 274-L. V,
Y. Allon. '
Physicians nnd Burgeons
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. HVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 410-417 (larnett-Corey
tddg, phone 103C-L. Roildcncs
2G Booth Lnurol at.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician, 303 Qarnett-Coray
building. Phons 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENB Physician and
siirKOon. Practice limited to cy,
enr, nose and throat. Eyoa Bclen
tlflcally tested and glaaies sujh
plted. Oculist nnd Aurlst for B P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. V. & H. Co.
bldg., opposlta P. O. Phono GC7.
DR. It. W. OLANOY Physician and
surgeon Phones, office 30, resi
dence 724-J, Office hours, 10 te
12, 2 to 6.
DR. MARTIN C, HARDER Physi
cian and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash hotol. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
Printers aud Publishers
MEDFORD PRiNTTNri TC7 basiThs
boat equipped printing offlco In
southern Oregou; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing syetews,
etc Portland prices. 27 North
Kir st.
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BADS TRANSFER A STORAQK CO
Office 42 North rroat st. Phoa
J 15. Prkee right Scrriff aw
nntad
BALE Olt ItKNT Tm0j cuvd su
cblncs alo fnr s.Ue (iloaolav teJL
repairing Haldwla Pisco for iwUu
from factory to cattouir. Ru.d
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