MEPF0T7D "NrATTj TTJTR1-TNTJ. MEDF01U1. OHEOOX. WEDNESDAY. OCTOT5ER 1fi.-1f)1fi
PAGE FIVE
I TODAY'S MARKETS I
1 ; I
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. Portland Livestock
l'OI.'TI.ANH. Or.,' O. I. IS.
- Ilna. I
(11 U.'J." ; iiritne t ioiijc Heights. .u(ir
!l.-": good In' prime mixed, $S..'ill(ti
S.T.'i: nmi: li heavy packing,
8.30; pig uml i-kips. 8.'2" ; Muck
lniu, 7di 8.
t faille Mcail.v: reeeint S7. Steers'
prime light, .fii.ii."ii li.7.': prime heavy
li.7."i(u 7 ; good, ftM" l."0 : fuivs,
clinire, ,V.!.uit fi.7."i ; nii'diiim lo good,!
$."( ."i.'J.'i ; ni'ilinnry lu I'air, l.li."( i
-1. 7,1: hcilcis .fHidi: bulls -i'Mu l-UTV -. '
ealve, ?:i.."ll(vS.
.Sheen steady: reei-ipls ll.'il). '
Choice hiiuli-, $8. . "!)((( 8.7.i : ciimmnu
lambs li.7."i(if 7.: elmiee yeailite'
wethers 'r'7.".i('i 7.riO ; uuml yeailiui:
$7oi 7.2.": eluiiee Hhl euc. f."i..")U(i li
heavy eve, :i..'0(n I. .'ill.
Portland Grain
I'nliTI.ANII. Or., (let. IS. Wlieat
si runner ; trading li;vll. but at record
priees fur 1111 li. Spnl ImU le In ,"e
higher. ISIue-dein. 1.-1:1: I'.iriyf'idd,
l.:i(i: elali, l.:i.i; lied Tile, l.:S(i:
lieil l!usian. irl.:U.
Hurley higher. NO. I I'eed. iftSli.
TnilnyVetii' receipts: Wheal 1 -, !
harley 1. flour II. uaU 4. hay 111. I
All I'aiMt'ie nnrtlnveMorii pru-i'
urds ful'
pnt feed barley were l.r.-11"
ken mi the I'urtlnnd grain exclutn
Indav when Hill lolls were' sold ntl"ero'
:ili.'J.'. per imi. The previous record I G'-orge. lioiiin, chief of the firn de
wiis made on .lanuarv :i(). HU'i, when i lmrl""'nl- is taking a fifteen day va
spnl leed barlev snld at :i;i.7.". cation. In the meantime Hnssell
Spnl wheal bids were up I'rnm 1 ( i Cliiuiey Is substitute on the Torce.
"e per bushel Inday. Five thousand! Specifically, the Ashland school
bushels oV October lied liiissian sold I budget calls for $11. 22.1 the forth
al l.;i.l uer bushel, a hi"h record Vi-! coming year, the amount called for
If) Hi.
Portland Butter
I'OliTI.ANH, Or.. Oct. 18.
lilleli;tmcd. -Hill If
Chicago Wheat
I'lllt'AtiO, Oct. 18. Whe
Open.
I ember : $1.(14
"May I.e.!
il :
flfise.
J.U7's
MEDFORD MARKET REPORT I
Livestock.
n'rie; paid producers.)
IIOOS Alive, 7ijt'8e.
S'l'KI'.liS Alive, G (ii ,1 '2e.
COWS - Alive, 464V-.e.
VEAL tli esscd. Sfttllo.
l.ivo Poultry.
HF.N'S Light liens, i:ic; 4 His. and
over, 11c; springs, 13c. Old roosters,
7c.
DUCKS Fat, 8o.
GKKSK Knt, So.
TURKEYS Ful young, 15o.
HKL01AN HAKEls 5 to do.
liny and (iralii.
(Timing Prices.)
WHFAT iF1.ll.-).
' OATS-'.IO ton.
HAY drain ami alfall'ii, $12 ton.
ll.WiLKY Whole. .J8.
Prices Paid by Dealers.
K.flOK -411c.
I'OTATOKS l.:i.l per 1UI) lbs.
ONIONS l'.e.
HONEY 12o per lb.
CIDER 2.rie.
I'OKK 1iH..c.
HF.F.F - 10(ii'12c.
LA till - Hie.
SriOULHKliS - Lie..
HI TTKli Dairv, 2 lbs., Mo.
nnTi-:if wholesale. :i.ie.
HI'TTLIi FAT :ile.
Rev. M. ('. Iteed, local resident, bill
who serves as pastor of the Methodist
church at Talent, has added ncconip-J
lishmcnts of playwright to those of I
preacher and business occupation of !
realty agent. IP- is now reviewing
and placing the finishing touches on
a play incorporating some startling
situations in addition to melodramat
ic phases. The plot Is laid "some
where In the l liiteil States." and the
manuscript introduces n number of
novel features which it is safe to as
sume will pnsn the censorship. The
initial presentation will be by the
young people at Talent, though attth.
or's copyw righl daes not preclude lliy
possibility (if the attraction being
staged. In adjacent towns also, some
time during the autumn or winter
months.
J. It. llurnetie, formerlc represent
ing Hie Metroplltan Life here. Is now
agent for the Western l iiion Life of
Spokane and lives at lleiilnuham. his
address lieing 14.lt; Iron street. He
ASHLAND AND VICINITY 1
ACIDS IN THE SYSTEM
Acids accumulating- in the ytcm In
excess, poison the blood and cauc a
great varirty of diseases, affecting the
skin and other mucous surfaces, the
heart and arteries, brain and general
nervous system, joints and muscles.
Some oi thesc disease are Rheuma
tism in its many forms. Catarrh,
Eczema, Hives, itching and burning
of the skin, dizziness, mental depres
sion and a variety of other ailments,
inu mu-t eliminate the acid from
your system and purify your. Hood
Is also clerk of IheVlrst Chrlsilnn
church, one of the leading deiioinina- ,
lions of that Washington town.
.1 ah nay Whipple of Medford, want
ed on a charge of fraeturliiK the li
quor laws, was arrested here on Mon
day and turned over to (he police au
thorities of that city.
Mrs. Sherman Hayes of Independ
ence, a sister of Mrs. Geo. W. Dunn,
arrived Tuesday for a visit with the
Dunn family.
Ednur Sheldon, sou of Miles Shel-
i dun or this city, is now with the Itov-
al Mail Line. Ills ship is the "Mai
lia," plying between San Francisco
and Wellington, New Zealand, In the
fruit and cocoauul trade, slopping at
American, English and French ports
among the South Pacific group of is
lands. Kdgar writes his faihe.r Hut
lie has a good Job at per uionlh
and his "keep," and is Boing lo stick
to it until he secures command or a
vessel. II takes i:t days lo make the
trip one way. Edgar has not boen in
Ashland for four years.
The lid promises to be lifted lu
Ashland at an early date, iiutnbly In
regard to several important, realty
deals which are pending, develop
ments lo he forthcoming within a few
i days.
In selling out his Ford agency In
this city. It is conceded that F. I..
Camps will align himself with the
same interests on a bigger scalo and
11 'r"er ,ow- ' "" of Arma-
iinu, icMis, uoiigui camps' agency
by taxation being $27,708. The bal
ance Is available from various ap
portionments. Teachers compensa
tions requires $2S,:!7.1, and redemp
tion of bonds and payment of Interest,
$8,2.10. '
A. F. Hunt Is still engaged In
transporting Trait from this renter to
Yreka and Intermediate points. He
uses an auto as a common carrier and
loads a cargo of 141)0 pounds at a
trip, which is made by the way of
Montague.
Poison is being scattered broad
cast In several localities, presumably
on the trail of dogs. To the ordinary
toxic doses has been added powdered
glass as a chaser, according lo an
analysis made of the deadly chemi
cals. .Mm Ferguson has resumed a posi
tion at the roundhouse In local rail
road yards.
IVIth the opening or the tirnntri
Pass sugar factory great rivaly Is
'manifest among commercial organi
zations In regard to obtaining the
; first sack. There's a cozy corner r.t
, the new commercial club headquar
ters here where a generous sample
; might be exhibited to great advan-
Inge.
t-ercy urisez, a former jitney driver
lucre, now engaged in a similar ca
pacity on the run from Yreka to
!. Montague, was recently fined $21 for
nccepting .10 ccnls as fare from a
passenger, instead or collecting 71
cents, the regular rale as fixed by
Yreka city ordinance. A detective
figured in Hie trip as a casual pas
senger. (Iri.sez pleaded guilty.
An incipient blaze at the home of
( . II. Cllleltn. i lly recorder, on High
street, early Monday evening, called
out me lire iieparinient. The cause
was roofing composition boiling over
kettle limits on the family co,ik
stove. Slight damage resulted.
Mrs. Mary A. Donahue, of Cllehu
lis, died In litis city last Sunday
She came to Ashland some lime ago
for a change of scene on account of
failing health conditions. Her re
mains were taken lo Chehalls on
i Monday evening, accompanied by her
ltiisba nil.
Henry Miller, of the Miller l.ux
i corporation, the name of which firm
; is a household word throughout tiiis
1 terrilory as slock dealers and land
(investors, died in San Francisco re
jecntly at the age ur ia ears. Ills
.partner, Charles l.ux, died years ago.
j HI Kvans left for Plai erville. Cal..
I anil vicinity on Wednesday or this
j week to visit relatives and may re-
main indefinitely. Hubert van lills
j Kirk accompanied him. Mr. Kvans
(was a rornier mayor of this city, lie
is In feeble health and makes the
I change for a social visit and change
of climate.
A son has been born to Mr. and )
Mrs. Heck Pt llett of Yreka. Herkj
formerly resided here and is a son !
of Harry Pellet t of Medford.
H. T. Wyant died In this city Octo
ber 1.1. He was a native of Indiana
and- 72 years of age. He was a
widower, the father of i:s children.
before yon can be rid of your (rouble.
S. S. S. has been purifying and nour
ishing (he blood for over half a cen
tury. It is also a very efficient tonic
and being purely vegetable, it is the
most efficient agent known in the
cleansing of the blood. and toning up
of the system.
Call for it at your druggists and
dont accept a substitute. If special
rnedical advice is drsirrd write Med
ical Department 'Ji. Sivit't Snrciii.- i.
Atlanta, U.
11 of hoiu me living. One son Ik in
"China, anil three sous und two daugh
ters reside here. Funeral services
wore livid on Wednesday tills week at
the home of his sou, Lewis, on A
street. Interment was at Talent in
Stearn s cemetery. For years Mr.
Wyant followed mining and ranching
west of Ashland In the territory near
what is now Frederick station.
.lames Yoe leaves tills week for
Marshfleld to Investigate opportuni
ties of establishing a barber shop In
that city.
' Mrs. Agnes lleriidon has returned
from a visit with her sou, Goldie,
at Seattle, also visiting hor sons,
Walter and John, the former living al
Springfield and Hie latter near that
city.
George W. Kennard and his daugh
ter, Cliarlotto, left on Wednesday of
tills week for their new home In Vir
ginia. J. M. Iteniife, traveling mail, whose
home Is at Kugcne, was hero early In
the week. His w-ifo has been visiting
iu Ashland for some time past.
A freak of nature is to be seen in
Al Kinney's garden on Granite street
lu the .way of an exemplification of
rotation of crops. . A prolific. Bituash
vine lias taken posession of a large
'trellis devoted lo clambering berry
growths, Willi the result that clusters
of flue stpiash are to be seen ripen
ing under ideal conditions In the
autumn sun, the specimens being
suspended about five feet from the
ground, some of them weighing 10
pounds.
Hay Murphy of tills city won Hie
cowboy relay race on the last day of
the Albany round-up, but even this
victory was not. sufficient lo clinch
the honors In that event for the three
day trials. Si-oop MarLin of Oaytou,
Wash., look the first prize of $110.
F.iglitoen men students of O. A. C.
ill Corvallis, have signed up, not for
positions on the football squad, but
to develop all their latent energies in
pursuing a thorough course In domes
tic science.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fleming and
children and Arthur Stinson of Med
ford are visiting at F.lnier Dawson's
at present. Messrs. Dawson, Stin
son and James Peyton are off on a
hunting trip at present.
The large truck of the Medford
Transfer Company brought a load of
supplies up Sunday for N'ye & Phlpps
and took a load of hoga to Mr. Pel
ton for Peelor & lllanchard.
Mi'B. Shannon came up Monday to
spend the winter with her pa rents,
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley.
Mrs.' James Erskine returned
Saturday from Medford. The stage
being crowded that day, Mrs. Krs-
kine spent Saturday night with Mrs
Thompson and Mi. Ersklne went to
Derby after her Sunday.
Mr. Klwln Stearns and family re
turned to this vicinity Sunday from
their home In Southern California.
Dr. and Mrs. Heine ennio up Sun
day to Prospect, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ilroomfield and baby and Miss Bclva
Walker came up with them.
Mr. Lucius Kincaid, Miss. Parker
and Aliss Whlsenanl came up on the
stage Saturday from Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield returned
Thursday from l-'ugcmi and Indepen
deuce, Or. They purchased two tine
Jersey heifers at the' slock sale.
Mr. Manning Is sowing wheat for
Mr. Nye this week, as Mr. Nye se
verely mushed one of his fingers Mon
day.
Ora and Frank Ditswortb relumed
Friday from Medford. Mr. Marshall
Minter brought them up In his ear.
Messrs Peelor Klanchard went to
Gold Hill and oilier valley towns Sun
day and Monday.
Mrs. Itcna Averyxspent Sunday al
home.
Miss Until Thompson lins 1 u
visiting Hazel Uitsworth during the
past week.
Miss Maliel Thompson returned to
her home at Derby Saturday, atp-r
a week's visit with .Miss Ora Walker.
Mr. Hradley has been at the power
station recently.
Mr. and .Mrs. Irwin and children
took Sunday dinner at Mr. Mooney's.
Mr. and Mrs. Lower were joy rid
ing In tills neighborhood Sunday.'
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir St.
Mnriiiigc l.lrrnses,
Charles Iturknian and Mary
Hurkman.
Circuit Court.
E-lale vs. W. A. Foster, not ii true
bill.
State V-. F. A. H de el al.. slip,,,
latino.
Siaie vs. Carl Hnrlesnn et al., older
ICee III;; ill'i le f lilellt .
Stale v.. I)n-enberiv, oldei setliie;
time In plead.
linear lii'.ei- Vul'cy fanal Co. vs.
D. K. and I. D. I'hipps action for
hnuifv.
J (liuiils I'n-., Hardware t;
O. Vs, Will.
FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS
COURT HOUSENEWS
furry ct
tlx. objection to plaintiff's
cost bill,
J. T. Holme
ul., lien.
W. K. Holme
s. Win. M. Holmes el
. Win. M. Holme- el
al., lien.
LiuUI & Tilton Haul; vs. M
I'
Sehiiiitl, trustee, et al., iilliduvit.
Margaret S. Suliss vs. Kmil Moln
el ul., eonl'iriiiiilion of sale.
Aimce f hiplcv Haiin vs. Wilbur V.
Dunn, order ami decree.
f larciicc C. fierce vs. l ily of .Med
lonl, demurrer and notice.
Samuel Macf liutock vs. I'earlcy (.!.
1'iickard, judgment.
Samuel .Maeflinlock vs. A. llil.ucr,
judgment.
Mary I raiik (Icrlli vs. Euiiuctl T.
(lerl h. defaull, deeice.
W. E. frews vs. Frank S. Owen et
ul, demand for statement of accoiinl.
First National Hank of .Mcdlord vs.
,1. (1. lloblc ct ul., summons.
D. L. (iordoii vs. ,, 0. (Inble, sum.
uious.
L. Zuiulcl vs. Samuel llutciuaii, or
der sustaining demurrer.
Evan Tierce . L'lmna I'icrve, i'osI
bill.
Grace H. Hall vs. Albert Francisciis
t nl., stipulation.
Jackson county vs. Guardian Casu
alty (.iiiarauty ct al., motion.
lioguc Hivcr Valley I nual Co. vs.
1). E. I'hipps, action lor money.
F.liz. Fowler, executrix, vs. Wond
ville Lodge No. 217, I, O. O. F., lore
closure of trust deed.
.Inines 11. Wiilkins vs. Southern I'a
eil'ie Co.. damages.
.lustin E. Judy Vs. George W. l!ar
ron, damages.
l'aeilic Mutual Life Insurance Co.
vs. Timber Products & Power Co., de
fault, decree.
J. 1'. Hansen vs. A. 1. Kobbius, de
cree. .1. li. fluid vs. David H. Palmer el
al.. delimit, decree, cost bill.
M. f. Findley vs. Mrs. F. L. l umps
el vir, order dismissing.
liiigue liiver fu-operutive Fruit
Growers' association vs. Mary I.
Helms et ux, second amended answer.
The lulluwiiig: cases dismissed Oc
tober Hi:
liogue liiver Fruil & Produce As
sociation vs. ('has. f. Tsebirgi; lioguc
liiver Fruit & Produce Association vs.
f. A. MeArtliitv. J. W. Mitchell vs. J.
W. Kirkpalrick el ux; A. C. Hubbard
el ul vs. W. T. Dnzier; Earl f. Guddis
et nl vs. Fred E. Jordan; f ulit'nrnia
Oregon Power Co.. vs. .1. N. Haven;
Cnlifornin-Orcgon Power Co. vs. f.
II. Owens; Augusta iieiuking: vs. Cas
andria S. Coffin ; S. F. licieltcrt vs.
Eli Daliuck: Jens Jci'isun vs. X. .1.
Holmes; A. V. Whitney vs. Martha A.
Hiundon et n I; Med lord Lumber Co.
vs. C. E. Collins ; ('. (I. llriseoe vs.
Iiaehcl llriseoe: State vs. .Mrs. Viola
Stone; State vs. (. S. Foster; Stale
vs. Lizzie Tbiirnian ; lioguc liiver Val
ley Cnnul Co. vs. Jackson County ct
ill; F. E. Conway vs. Annie E. Hens
Icy; J. W. Vaniioy vs. Winnie C. Dnr
oney el al.; Rogue liiver Valley Onnnl
Co. vs, Flora A. Irwin et al; V. Freil
ericksen vs. Isabella Rowley et vir;
Spiirgcnu Odcll vs. A. T. Holchkis-s;
(icrald Owen vs. L. f. Applcgate et al;
Ella (I. Lunt vs. W. Stewart; flar
cnee f. Pierce vs. U. S. Collins; ,1.
W. Ilerron vs. Myrtle 11. Doy el vir;
Prniliicers Fruit Co. vs. O. A. Manning
et ul; D. A. McCiirdy vs. S. II. Grn
liaui ct ux; Fred J. Kick, vs. Adolph
Schullz; llufns ,1. Cole vs. II. M. Cnss
el ux;G. F. Hillings vs. Jackson fniin
t : A. Wines vs. Ralph Hlaekden ct
al.; II. Ii. Iluls vs. Maud lluls.
Pi-obato ( titirt. .
Km at i' of Th'iin.'ts Dnuioid, pruof
of liiillliratinii nf notice.
Kstiitr of August lU'li!ioit, iimlcr
tiiliiiv. FOR THROAT AND LUNGS
fiTl nm)flN COUCH tj AND tOLOti
Eckman's
Alterative
BOI.! 11V Al.:. l.EAIl.-Vf) IHILOtllx-t
WITH SAGE TEA
if
Mixed with Sulphur
Darkens so Naturally
Nobody can Tell.
It
Hie oM-tlrrif mixture of Tea fin!
BiiipliTir fr l;irkrniny pru v, tvfjik"l
ami fnili-it Imir U jnwi'lniot itf-r rr--i.(
mi 'oik- ar iiain initi it In kp tiu'ir
liair a itn fulor,' wliirli i ft:iit'
M'iisili iu hi- jin living in an ajtr wImmi
n lonllifiil njMittiiUR U of the greutnnt
ad van :i pc,
Nowii.luvs, tlioitjfli, vet don't hftvc tfie
troubleu!ne uk of gatlnrinr; ttie mp
nnd the mtiMy mijitijr at honie. All
ilritg tnn'i" Aril the road y-Lo-imc prmJuct,
improved t)y lp adilitioi of other ingrH-ii-nta.
failed "Wyetb'a Sage iitnl Sulphur
umpounff' for nbimt r0 renH a bottle.
It i i i-ry popular tired me nilod enn
discoviT it bns been applieil. Simply
moisten your romh or a oft brush with
it hhiI iliHw tiiii through your hair, tak
ing one mall atraml at a time; by morn
iiitf the gray bair disapppnm, but what
dHiht tin Imiifn with Wyeth'i Sairn
and Sulphur Ompnund. in that, idi
bcniitifnlly (Inrkeoing the hair aftr a
few applications, it nl to proilurex thai
ofi lustre and appi-arance of aOuwltinre
which if so atl ra-tive. Tliig r.ujy ta line
preparat mti i a digiitftil toilet rcpiitile
if or tho. (hi ihir n mor youthful up
jieur itUf. Il iMit inliMnb-d fm Ihy fill.;,
Estate of li. J. Sliuei man. 1'iunl
account.
Estate of David Maybain, confirm
ntiou of sale.
Estate ul' J. 11. Thorudikc. admitted
to probate.
Ileal
I'istme Tt-uiisfcl'
el ux to Fred II.
w. ir. lio-s
Strong, lot blk. K ami l..1!l
acres iu lot 1, block K, liu-jiie
River Valley Orchard Co,
Trad '
W. W. Collrell et ux lo D. E.
C"ttrcl et il x, land in see. ''(l-
:i.VJW
W. 11. Head to W. C. Greene,
laud iu sees, ii and "27-37-.IW
E. A. Head to W. li. Head, land
in sees. .'1-1 nnd 27-'17-!IW. ..
J. W, McDonough et ux to Clar
ence Taylor ct ux, land iu
iwp. :t.2l-:
W. W. Cotlrell et ux to D. E.
Collrell et ux, land in sees. 'JO
and J1.34-2W
R. C. Sleiul et ux to C. II. Slead.
land iu sec-:. 15 and Hl-ilti-IW.
:
10
150
10
10
1.000
Curd of Thanks.
The family desire to express their
gratitude to tho many friends, who
Assisted them during his prostrnted
illness and after his death.
MltS. DAVID CLICM ION'S,
Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Tucker and
family.
IF you would
be coffee-glad,
buy coffee
from a grocer
who sells
Golden West.
Golden West Coffee
is "Just Right"
SALTS IS HI FOR
flush the Kidneys at once when Back
uru or Bladder bothers Meat
forms uric acid.
No man or woman who e&( mpitt rpffu-
Urly can make a mistake by flushing
the kidneys occasionally, says a veil
known authority. Moat forms urio acid
which clogs the kidney pores eo they
sluggishly fitter or strain only part of
the waste and poisons from the blood,
then ynu get sick, nearly all rheuma
tism, hesdachrs, liver trouble, nervous
ness, conntipntion, dizziness, sleeplessness,
bladder disorders oome from sluggish kid
neys. The moment you feel a dull echo in the
kidneys or your back lillrtB, or if the
urine is eloudv, offensive, full of sodi
mrnt, irregular nf passage or attended
by a sensation of scalding, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable
pharmacy and take a tablespoonful in
a glass of wster before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then act
nne. 11ns famous aslta is msde from
.the acid of grapes and lemon iuiee, com
bined with lithia and has hern used for
generations to nosh clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to neil
traizethe acids in urine so it no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder dis
orders. Jail Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful effer
vescent lithia-water drink which all reg
ular meal esters should take now and
then to keep the kidneys clean and the
WoohI pure, thereby avoiding serious kid
ney complications.
FOR KKftl nOLSlKS
HHI IIK.NT Five-room furnished
ImiiKitlow. I'hono 92'J-W. I DO
l'Olt ItKXT - S-room house on oust
side: 4-ronui Iioukc on went Hide
V. II. Kverhurd. "
FOll flKXT Four room modorn
liotii-o with conilduulion gas and
wooil rant;'. (J I 2 H. Newtown. 1
l'Olt ItKXT Mo.liin :i-iooin fur
nl.sheil house u'ioro in, 2 ITi X.
C.iiipc. Sd
FOR UKXT I I -room house close In
ulso !!-rooiti liou.se on S. Holly.
I'lionc 2IS-Y. i HtJ
FOll ItKXT nofflKKKKriXO
HODMN
l'Olt ItKXT li'iusfki-cpini; rooms In
private faiin!, i:;7 . Ctntlal live.
I S'l
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOll IlKPIiKSKXT.VriVK
MAHIAX H. TOWNK
Ui nioi-ratl'; nominee Tor
Representative.
Il'aid Adt).
KOH ASSICSSOIt
Clint Gnllailn, of Medford. Demo
cratic nominee. Three year's fluid
experieni e.
M'ald Adv).
Sf'MOOl, SI I'liltlXTKNDI- XT.
A XX A M. JKKFHKY
Of Medford. ludeTendent nominee.
Your suport will he greatly
AtMiPM'hltl'il.
(I'uiti Adv;.
HELPFUL WORDS
From u MtHlfortl Citizen.
Is your back lame and painful?
Does 'It ache especially after exer
tion? Ih there a soreness In the kidney
region?
-These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys. lfso, there is danger iu delay.
Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
Olvo your trouble prompt atten
tion. Doan'a Kidney Pills arc for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recom
mend them.
Read this Medford testimony.
Mr. ,1. W. Iliiss. 2:i,"i X. ivy street,
Medford, says: "I have always been
ready to recommend Donn's Kidney
Pills whenever I hava heard auyone
complaining of backache or kidney
disorders. I have tnken them when
I have had these troubles and they
have never failed to stop that misery
in my back and put my kidneys In
good working order. I also Rive
Donn's. Kidney Pills lo one of my
children, who is subject to weak
kldueya at tiniea and they restore
them to a normal condition."
Price a lie at all dealers. Don't
simply usk for a kidney remedy got
Doan's Kidney Pills (he same that
Mrs. Pass had. Fostcr-Milburn Co.,
Props., lluffalo, X. V.
FOll JIKXT riltMSHICI) ROOMS,
KOU KIOXT Furinshed npartinont.
Hot water, bent. Tho llerbeu.
KOR RHXT Two large sloeplng
roouiH with modern conveniences
7ao W. Uth street.
lm ItKXT SHSCELf.ANKOCS
FOR REXT lleVon'a two atora
rooms, nt 4 IS W. Main Btieet. Flno
location for milliner.
I'OH SALE IlKAlj KSTATB
FOR SAI.IC Very highly developed
4u-ncro peiir orelinrd In tho Fern
Viilloy dlKtrlet. lust acquired nt a
prli e of f 411,000 by n C hiiago man
vrho Is now In town. This orchard
hus horses, gaB engine, barns, fine
now 7-room modern liouso, and all
necessary tools and implements
needed to cultivate the orchard. It
Ik subject to a mortgiiKe of tin,
000, at G per cent, clue In three
yearH. The equity can be bought
at n great sacrifice as the owner is
unnlilo to handle it.- No reasonable
offer will bo refused. For particu
lars Inquire of PKO-Drcsslcr Con:
pany 32 0 Knst Muln street, Mod
ford, Oregon. 179
FOR SALE, REXT OR TRADE All
or part-, small acreago, two houRes
clone In. Address I". O. Box 087.
179
FOR BAUI.-IinmTUCK
FOR HALF: 270 gontH at bargain.
Carl CoMotBli, llutte Falls. Ore.
184
FOR SA1.K True work mnru, weight
nhout 1200 ll)H. Also buggy nnd
harness ,80. I'honn C9B-II. 1S2
rOB 8 alb srrm:uiiA)TxoTTi
FOR SALE bandy Ford, $73 down.
Terms on balance, llox 20 Mall
Tribune. 181
FOR SALE Jonathan apples. 30c
on tree. Foothills orchard. 181"
FOll HALE 191 6 Unlit sixTprnc'
tically new. Will take lined Ford
111 part payment. Call at 802
East .lackanii utreftt. 181
FOR SALE Seed wheat, 2 cents per
pound. Avoraged yield this year,
f2 bushels per ncrn. E. B. Morri
son. It. II. No 1, llox 120 Medford,
Ore. 1 8 1
FOR BALK llalod Rraln hay In
wagon or car lots. II. W. Ding
ham. I'll one r,n7-J2.
FOR HALE On ensy terms, n small
well-equipped hydiniillc placer
mine. For full pnrticiilnrs nddress
I. O. llox 7:1, tirnnta I'ass, Ore-
KU1I, 1.1
III LP WANTKIV I KMALH
WANTED Competent woman for
KeiiernI house work. I'hono 7 I'l-Y
Call alter six. '
W'AXTEI) Middle ane( lady wanted
as house-keeper for family of three
Xo washing. Slate waKCK wanted
in first letler. Address llox 11
Takilma, Oregon. IS I
W A XTKI) M IS( I'.I.I.A NEOU8
WAXTHK Well heated furnished or
unfurnished house for winter
mouths 4 or " bed rooms. Mrs.
F. Corning Kenloj , Medford, Tele
phone Ul 1-.I-3. 1 S3
WAXTKI)- -flood lot. or house nnd
lot In Medford, In exchange, for
eholfe Loi AniU'lcH or 1 Iiintliu;lon
ilea, n lo 4. mm. Harris Itrot hers
Santa Ana. Cal. 1 7!i
WANTED Remember your poultry
and eggs will hrinK vnu mora
money at Warner, Wortman and
Clore a. One price for liens, re
cardies of sirs. i
RIIHCKLLAMIOVR.
T A EE K X Ci I XE v: II I N ( ; CO I US E -Steam..
Kas, auto or electrical
Course sent lo suit all. Work
done helps pav tuition. Send for
free Illustrated catalogue. Seattle
Seattle.
1.0 VI:
LOST Iletween Central Point and
Medford, by Mrs. S A. .MrKee, a
pocket book. Leave with S. II. Mur
ray or Marshal Central Point and
receive reward. 179
LOST Iletween Mnv Co.. and East
I lth. Cold Watch. Initials IV (i.
II. Itonaril if returned to Mall
Trluuuti. isi
WANTKn Rrro.vrioxs
WAXTFD Set of books In keep ev
enlngs. Address A. T. B rare
Mail Tribune,. 103
MONKT TO MIAN
LOAXS-
Dennett Investment Coin-
pany.
ccsixicss oi'ronrrMTiES
FOR SALE Rest business oppor
tunity In Medford. Clean up-lo-dute.
Stock pell at Invoice. Fehl
Investment Company. 170
nrsrxESR xjikf-cttort
Anto Bappnea
LAHER AUTO BPHINQ CO. W
re operating the largest, oldest
and beat equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our spring
when others fall. Bold under guar
antee. 28 North Fifteenth Bt,
Portland, Ore.
AtUllBMlJI
G ICO II (IIS A. COI1DIXO Lawyer.
Room 412 Oarnett-Corev Bldg.,
Medford, Ore. Phone 221.
GEO. TV. CHERRT Attorney and
Notary, Room 0-10, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Ore.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REAME8.
LAWTER GaraatN
Corey bldg.
Q. M. ROBERTS Lawyjr.
Medford National Bank Bnlldlnc.
Consulting Knginevr.
Q. I). CROXE.MILLEH Consulting
electrical engineer, hydro-cU'ctrle
developments. Industrial power,
utility valuation. Medford nnd Gold
Hill, Ore.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS -Wo.
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get th
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Agency. Inc.. Rooms 1, I, t, Has
klns' Bldg.. 210 E. Main tt.
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN SOOYOO
PR. C. C. VAN BCOTOO
Dentists
Garnett-Corey Bldg., nlte 111
Medford, Oro. Phone !E.
rolleetlfma and Re port
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer an
contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Bldg.
Surveys., estimates. Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. Garbage
GARBAGE- Get yonr premise
eleaned np for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone 174-L. r,
Y. Allen.
House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We
Move Houses, Barns, Garage9, Ma
chinery, Eto. Phone 488-M, or
488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da
kota. Instruction hi Mn.flc
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Halght Music
Btudlo, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg.,
Phone 72.
Insurance.
EARL B. TUMY General Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract,
and Bnrety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local servloe. No.
210 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Physicians and frargeoua
DR. W". W." ifd WARD Osteopathia
Shyslclan, 308 Garnett-Corey
nlldfng. Phone 110.
DR. J. J. EMMEN8 Physician a
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for B. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 657.
I'lihlic Stenographer.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mar.
garet A. Dally, Hotel Holland.
Phono 710.
Printers anal Fiibllshers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., hll thf
beat equipped printing oftlo in
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing lystems,
eto. Portland prices. 17 Nona
Fir St.
Trenetert
KAD3 TRANSFER ft STORAGE Ct).
-Office 4 2 North Front et. Phon
115. Prices right B-ervtce u'
(Mil
WHY?
NOW TIME TO TRADE.
I have a 160-acre stock ranch;
good location; 100 acres In gralni
some alfalfa. This place recently
sold for $13,000; no Incumbrance.
WIH trade for good orchard, prefer
pears, or would take city property.
Would trade even or assume some In
cumbrance pn orchard proposition.
J. C. BARNES
72t. loa Ml"' Sire,' tJ