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ASHLAND AND VICINITY
AiiiMS vlsltois to lort:anl during
the ha'.ilays are Sirs. Elslj Church
man and children; Sirs. It. P. Cor
ncultis, Miss Grace Lilly, instructor
In English in tlio high bchool uii'l
Sirs. II. S. SI nl it" whose grandson ac
companied her to his home in the
metropolis.
Miss Virl SIcFurlund, u trained
nyJte ot Portland, bus heen visiting
lit fat her A. E. MeFarland of this
city and attending to professional
business.
Ponald Sutherland of "Arden
eralg" near Grants Pass, Is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. May Whitlney and
other relatives during the holidays.
He is a remarkably well preserved
gentleman, S7 years old, and of
Scotch lineage, hale and hearty.
Sirs. Slary Tollett, of Thornton
Wash., Is visiting her daughter and
grandchildren In the family of John
Slashburn, Pine street.
Sir. and Sirs. Peter Spencer, who
have been attending the California
normal school at Arcada, near Eure
ku, in llomboldt county, are hore
visiting Sirs. Spencer's parents. Sir.
and Sirs. George B. Skeen. Mr.
Spencer has accepted a position with
tho Talent school, beginning his
duties there the forthcoming term as
.jMiperiiitendent.
&lrs. Chas. C. Harris and four child
01 uiem are nere lor a visit
ren.-of balem are
with their mother and grandmother.
Sire. James Slattingly, residing on
Strawberry street
Almltt mid Parclet, announces the
opening of their now billiard parlor
In the Elks' block, ground floor,
equipped with four brand new tables
and every requisite. Alnutt's cigar
factory will be located in the rear
of the new establishment and the
firm will conduct a wholesale and re-
tall business in cigars ami tobacco
supplies in general.
A message from Texas announces
the death of Sirs. Edna Dowers Hol
land, at Slarfa In that state. The
deceased was the daughter of Benton
Bowers of this city and passed away
after a brief Illness. She was a
cent brldo and enjoyed a wide ac
iiuaintance in this locality.
Ashland enjoyed a "white" Christ
mas, with the typical setting of
nearly a foot of snow on the level
in this territory. The gala event of
the day was the entertainment at the
VlnliiB theatre, given by the Kilts in
behalf of the little folks. In the
afternoon those Oom infancy to eight
years of ago were the guests, and in
the evening those whose ages ranged
'from S to 12 wevo recipients of the
hospitality of Ashland Lodge No. 9-14
The invitation to the festivities was
general to the children and each one
received a substantial gift. This
event is a fixed one in tho Klks onl
ander.
Mrs. Robert Hall of Harvard, 111
was a holiday visitor with relatives
in the Nlms, Saunders and Bagley
families. She is on her way to south
ern California and will visit here
again before returning to the central
west next spring.
The Beaver and Yockey clans to
the number of about a dozen were
the guests on Slonday of Sirs. Eliza
beth J. Calhoun, at a Christmas din
ner and family reunion at Easter
ling's restaurant. The hostess is the
mother of Sirs. A. SI. Beaver and is
a remarkably spry old lady 88 years
young.
Pilot Rock Encampment No. 10,
I. O. O. F., will be honored by an
official visit from Grand Patriarch
Earl A. Williams ot Freewater, on
Tuesday evening, January 2, 1!)17.
After routine business matters have
been disposed of there will be an
open meeting to which all Odd Fol
lows aro invited, including Rebekahs.
Another meeting to further the
organization of a rod and' gun club
will be held at (he city hall on Fri
day evening of this week. The time
Is propitious and it is planned to get
the new club lined up to effectively
assist in enforcing the fish and game
laws.
Fred Putnam met with a severe
loss on Christmas day in the death
by accident of his favorite horse
"Chub." Everybody knows "Chub"
and "Hal," Fred's fine team ot sor
rels. . On Christinas morning they
were turned out as usual at the barn
premises on First street for an out
. Ing in the yard. "Chub" iu his play
fulness got hold of an electric light
wire witli fatal results. Tho wire was
- one of the ordinary light classifica
tion, capacity 110 volts, but this was
too much for equine resistance, as it
proved. The animal was an unusu
ally fine one and a general favorite.
The team was well matched and ef
ficient workers.
Beebe & Kinney have gone out of
business, their big storo on the Plaza
having gone out of existence by limit
ation last Saturday evening. The
firm, in its various ramifications, has
been a center line In this vicinity for
over thirty years, and the familiar
headquarters are well knowu
throughout the entire country.
Sirs. Bartow of Seattle was a visit
or during the holidav season with
relatives In tho Grainger and Vinlng
families of this citv.
Mrs. Franc Hriggs died In this
city last Friday at her home, 1S4i
First street. She leaves a hus
band, who is an employe of the
Flackua grocery, and three chil
dren. Her age was 42 years. Fu
neral services were delayed until
Wednesday, pending arrival of re
lations from tho east, and were
conducted at the family residence
by Rev. 11. A. Carnuhan. Inter
ment was In Mountain View ceme
tery. The deceased was a native
of Iowa.
Harry Bates employed in South
ern Pacific offices at Madera,
Cal., is home for a visit with his
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. C. F. Hates
He was formerly In the dispatch
ers headquarters here.
Silas Jessie Jarvis of San Fran
cisco, trained nurse under Christian
S'.leuce auspices, is visiting her par-
euts here during the holidays.
Don Whitney, S. P. engineer, is
home on a visit, and for the time
being will have a run out of this ter
mlnal on tho Shasta division.
Sacramento now claims a popula
tion of Oo'.SOT. , making It tho fourth
city In size in tho state, being ex
ceeded only by San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Oakland.
O. J. ltatbbun Is receiving a visit
from his nephew, II. C. Rathbun of
Bellufourche, South Dakota, w hom he
has not seen for the past ten years.
The visitor is a stockman of that Da
kota section, which is located near
the Black Hills. He is accompanied
by his wife and is looking over the
Southern Oregon country with a view
of permanently locating hereabouts
Horace Badger is here for a few
days from Onkland, Cal., which is the
family homo during tho winter, on
a brief trip connected with business
matters.
Dr. T. A. Hall, dental practitioner,
is able to bo around again after pro
traded illness during which time he
has been a patient at the Granite
City hospital.
The cordiality with which the play,
"Facts and Fancy of a Colored Court
ship" was greeted at Talent last week
may bo a means of having the charm
ing comedy repeated hero in the near
future. Rev. SI. C. Reed, writer of
the play, is receiving congratulations
over the merits of tho production and
nearly SO Ashland people were pres
ent at Talent on tho evening of Its
initial presentation.
The new city administration will
be sworn Into offico on the evening
of January 2. Reports indicate that
John Rlgg and J. W. Flnncll aro can
didates for chief of the police depart
ment. '
Fred Schuerman is home from SIc
Cloud for the holidays. He contem
plates a return to school studies, tak
ing u university course either in Ore
gon or California.
Sledford's fall of six Inches of
snow is outclassed here where the
depth has been eight inches with
more In prospect.
Sirs. Jack. Ciizdon and daughter
went out to Slodford Thursday for
u short visit with tho Sears family.
Floyd Howard went out Thursday
on business In the valley.
Charles Stewart went up to Ilunch-
eria Thursday evening on business.
Sirs. Ben Edinniidson camo down
Friday to attend Christmas exercis
es held hero.
The Sunday school teachers of the
small children's classes pave a Xnias
Iree at the Presbyterian church on
Friday afternoon.
Charles Patton came down from
the ranch Friday for a few days vis-
It with friends.
The school gave the Christmas cm
tertalmuent Friday evening. The
first on the program was a selectfon
by (he town orchestral second. Sirs.
0' Fllnlgun. in two nets by tho In
termediate class. It was evry good
and Siiss Johnson is very proline! of
her class. The third. Waiting for
Santa Claus by the primaries and the
fourth "Mother Goosos' Children" by
by the primary and little folks ,diU
extremely well. . Both plays were
very good.
In the fifth n drill by the . liigh
school w.ib given which was very pood
The high school lutendede to gtvo a
'Tamer of the Screen'', but put it off
until later as It would make the pro-
ram to long.
BUTTE FALLS
v
Tom Peelor came dow'n from
Peyton Friday to visit his brother C.
Peelor and flmly, returning home on
Sunday.
Delwin Curry returned from
week's stay in Medford Saturday.
Bir Barian went out to Medford
Saturday.
Sliss Myrtle Watson went out to
Medford Saturday to have some dent
al work done .returning Tuesday.
A shower was given Saturday eve
ning at the homo of SIlss Elsie
Wright for Miss Smith, who is Boon
to be the bride of Ira Tnngati. All
our young ladies were present. The
presents were many and the evening
was spent very pleasantly.
The donkey stopped work Satur
day noon for the winter.
Dr. Holt was up Monday to sec
Mrs. Frank Morgan who has been
quite sick for some days. She is
much improved at this writing.
Sirs. Rod. Baker gave a dancing
party at her home Monday evening,
several of the young people were
present and a very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
Sirs. Laura Abbott returned from
a week's visit at her sons near Eagle
Point.
Mrs. Doubleday returned from the
city Tuesday.
Miss Edith Fredenburg came home
from Brownsboro Tuesday to spend
Christmas here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Ilildrith start
ed Tuesday for Oakland whore they
expect to spend the winter visiting a
son there.
W. W. Parkin went up tothe Glvan
ranch Tuesday to help Mr. Glvan
"bring his cattle out to Eagle Point.
They brought them through Friday
evening.
Sir. and Mrs. Hubert Gleeson went
out to Sledford Thursday to spend
Christmas with Sirs. Gleeson's par
ents Wm. Sears and family.
O. B. Morris went out to Medford
Thursday to meet his sister .Mrs.
Stella Davidson of Nebraska .who Is
visiting In Oregon for the first lime.
Oliver Adams went out to the val
ley on Thursday.
Mrs. Sears and son Robert went
home to Medford Thnrf-duy ,-ifh-r a
two-weeks vl.-ut here.
Sir. and Mrs. F. 1'rult entertuimod
the following guests with u suuip'lii-
ous Christmas dinner: Sir. nml lljvs
John Hire ami family of Apulegitlo
Mr. and Sirs. II. 1). Mice nml fiiiiiily
of l'lioenix. Mr. ami Mrs. Zeb John
son of Medford and Air. Howerj- of
Sledl'md. In the eveuinjr nil the
youiiii people of the parly attended
the theater in Medford.
Dr. Jlalnigren is visiling his n'.olher
at l'elnliiimi, (Jul. He will bo gone
about two weeks.
II. Oliver, who is working at Horn
brook, Cal., returned to his hotuo for
Christmas, accompanied by his
brother and wife, Mr. and Mis. Ore
ory Oliver. "
II. I). Hire, who has been in Monln
true for the past few weeks, is home
wilh his family for Christmas,
The little daughter of Mr. ami Mrs
Ernest Iteumcs is very ill.
Sliss Fay Cerver and Miss F.llu
Dolman, who an? attending school in
Corvallis, are spending their vacation
in Phoenix wilh relatives.
Sir. and Sirs. Harvey iloyor
Fern Valley have gone lo lowa
visit friends and relatives for a. few
rmfnths.
Sirs. Caroline Anderson entctrlaiu
1 six of her children mid their; fain
Hies for Christmas. Thev wen-: STi'
and .Mrs. Kleinhiiuimer and cltihlren,
Mr. and Sirs. Paul Anderson mid chil
dren. Sir. nnd Sirs. F.d Anderson and
children. Sir. and Sirs. 1 it I Andersoif
and rhildreu, Sir. and Sirs. Hurry
Lynch and children and Sir. aud Sirs.
Prior (turret and n friend. Sirs. Klum,
of Ashland.
John Stiller has returned io his
home in Phoenix, having spent sev
eral weeks with his brother in Port
land. Sir. and Sirs. John Wright nml
family spenl Chnstmas day with rel
atives at Dutte Fulls.
. The Sunday school will hold their
Christmas exercises at the church on
Wednesday evening.
tin Imvo hecji working in California
for sinic time, returned home Sunday
pond winter with their home folks,
Mr. and .Mrs. Abbott of Sams Vullov.
rticre tvfis a dunce ill the lteogly
all SlumUiv night. The snow made it
tad foi? people to attend.
A t mristmus dinner was held at the
houm of Sir. and Slrsi V. C. Chapman
.Monday, ('unity and nuts, etc.,
were served in the nl'ternuoii. Those
preseut were us follows: .Mr. and Mrs.
Theo Glass and family, Miss Jennie
Whipple of Sledford, Misses Viola
i ml Lilliau Chiipmaii und brother,
'hmitc. uf Mcdl'ord, Itcnhcu Sloore.
Oirn Sloore and Arthur Sloore and
Mr. and Sirs. Chupniau and family
All had u joyous time.
We arc- glad lo report that .Mis-
Urn Vincent, who lias hern confined
her Led with uu injured leg, is able
o be around and about now.
Hutu SI rut hern of Celurul Point is
visiting homo folks of Sams Valley
ilmiug the holidays.
Frank do Ford was trniixtu-ting
business in Sledford one dav last
week.
'Butler & Thomas Co.. W. 1).
to lots 1 and 2, blk. 50 Sum
mit Add., Ashland 1)
Thomas Dungey to Win. A.
Douglas, Q. C. D. to tho
Eagle Quartz Mining Cliiiui
In T. :!ii. S., It. S W 1
Jesse llouck, et ux. to T. S.
Wiley. V,'. 11, to lots 1 and 3
blk. :.0 Summit Add., Ash
land 401)
L. Toil Velle to Elizabeth II.
Ton Velle, W. D. to lot.
blk. 1, Highland Park Add.
Med lord 1
Owing to the sickness of a lnrj:
uumhr.r of pupils, the Christmas cele
bration at the Willow Springs srhool
had to be postponed. Tho evening of
January 1 has been selected for the
affair.
The annual meeting of telephone
lines Xos. 11 and 18 will take place
nt the school house on Friday, the
2iltli, at 2 p. in.
Sirs. J. W. Hicks and brolher-in
law, H. 1). Whitlock, of Cottagi
Grove, Or., left last Saturday for
Yuba Citv, Cal., where thev intend to
renmin for the winter with a sister
of Airs. Hicks.
"Mr. and Mrs. Arthur AVhitlock of
'.lilt, Cal., spent u few days with Sir
und Mrs. SI. F. Young.
Airs. Clark of Kugene, Or., i:
pending a few weeks with her duiigh
tor, Sirs. Fred Strnub.
Miss Eleanor Crowdrr, who is en
used ns teacher in the Kelio district
is home for the holidays.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and. Fir Sta.
to
Circuit.
Agues A. Hencdon vs. Sirs. Elgina
JL Blowers, et al, confirmation of
sale.
Farmer's & Fruitgrower's Bank vs
Paul Deinmer, judgment In Sledford
justice court.
Win. Dom vs. Squaw Lakes Water
and .Mining Co., suit to determine ad
vance claims to real estate.
First National Bank of Medford vs,
A. A. Davis Orchard Company,
foreclose pledge.
Bruce Locke vs. E. 1). Cronch, et
al, ilea foreclosure. ,
Jackson County Bank vs. Alvin W.
McPlierson, et. al, foreclosure.
Big Pines Lumber Co., vs. Annhcl
It. Scott, et al, summons, attachment.
Hunt Engineering Co., vs. Beaver
Portland Cement Co., notice of lien.
1 1 EI ,1" W A NTET) ACF.XT8
GUXTS- Ko.illne cuts ' coal bills.
More heat, lens coal, clinkers nud
cinders. Every coat consumer
wants It. $1 guaranteed trial
proves It. Big profits. County
Agoins, "Kouliuo," llradlev Uracil.
N. .).
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepnckagc
proves it. 25catall dnitT7tsls.
W A XT K 1 1 S I TIM T I OX S
WANTED Work
Phono NTiX.
by hour or
day.
210
LOST
LOST Ladies' Elk brooch pin be-
etween Stub Wilson's home and
Southern Oregon Traction Co. iW
pot in Jacksonville. Return to
horiff'.i oftito .n Jacksonville,
and receivo reward. 211
MEN WOMEN
Are you tired of work that offers
little or no chances for udvuucenient?
Why not become a drugless physician.
Tho field is largo, opportunities great
and the profession honorable and
lucrative to the trained practioncr,
We offer n thorough course in Anat
omy ami Physiology, Electro-theaphy,
Phototherapy, Vibration, Massago,
Spondylo-therapy, Dlognasls, etc., etc.
If you are Interested, call or address
Drs. Mac Pherson, Williams
and Blew
Grand Ave, at E. Alder St. Portland,
Oregon.
STRAYED.
STRAYED From my ranch one red
and threo black shoats, about 100
lbs., no m-irk.1. G. L. Sciimerer
horn, 121 N'oiih Grape, Phone
Sla-St. 2 1! 7
Money to Loan
ON FARM PROPERTY
Six Per Cent Interest
FROM $250 TO $5000
O. C. Boggs
FOR ItEXT HOUSES
FOR HUNT 7-rooni modern house.
furnished, cIopo !n, $-0, water
paid; a-room furnished bungalow,
f IS, water paid; closo in. J. W.
Wakefield.
VOll KENT Five room modern
house, partly furnished or unfur
nished. Close tu. Bennett Invest
ment Co.
FOH RENT Well furnlshod B-room
bungalow. 422 S. Laurel. tt
FlItNlSHEI APAIITSIENTS
B'OIl RENT Furnished and house
keeping rooms. Call 2 to 4, 322
South Contrnl, Phono 403-U2. 237
FOIt EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE -Will trado good
income business property in Port-
Ian dfor a S'000 dwelling in Sled
ford. No cash Tcquired. E. S.
Tinny, 210 Garuett-Corey Bldg.
FOIt SALE 1'OUIrHY
'Oil SALE White Minorca and
Plymouth Rock cockerels. F. B.
Ontman, Talent. 238
iiusi xess in itKCto inT
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPUING CO. We
uro operating tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plant in the Pa
cifio northwest. Vse our springs
when others fall. Sold under guar
antee. 20 North Fifteenth St
Portland, Ore.
fil
I fill
n
Go
inn'
OREGON-WASHINGTON
LIMITED
Leaves Portland Union Station
10 A. M. Daily
via the
Famous Columbia River
Routa
The only Through-to-Chiracro train
electrically lighted, automatically
protected.
'WM.McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND
a h ;i i n
Attorneys
GEORGE A. CODIMNQ . Lawyer
Room 413 Garnett-Corey Bldg.,
Medford, Ore. Phone 221.
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 0-10, Jackson Coun
ty Hank Building, ontrance N.
Central, Slodford, Ore.
lDF0Rry
SUITS
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning, Pressing) and Altering
128 E. MAIM, UPSTAIRS
LE!N
FOR 1
LOTiies
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law,
rooms S and 9, Sledford National
Hank Building.
A. E. REAM ES Lawyer.
Corey bldg.
Oarnott-
FOR SALE Whito Leghorn pullets.
.M. C. Slurroy, 50ii S. Union st. 2.'i3
SIOXEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO
farms. P
Slain.
LOAN On
K. '.Valley,
Improved
7U7 West
2ill
Probata.
Harry Went, Sr., estate, admit
tance to probate.
Elizabeth E. Brooks, estate, final
account, order allowing account, dis
charge of administrator.
Mr. Cheney of Los Angeles has
sold his Autioch ranch to Sir. llar-
ber of Salem, Or., nml Hob Sloore of
Sledford has rented it for the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Chill; of Central
Point motored out to the Moore home
Inst Sunday.
Myrtle Chapman is spending
Christmas week with Sister Viola of
.Medford.
ltoscoe Doty and wife, who are
working at the Modoc orchard, spent
several days at the home of Oscar
Itodgers. Sir. Kodgers has been very
ill with heart trouble for some time.
Oren Sloore and Cousin Arthur
Moore of the L"miiiia valley are vis
iting relatives of Anlioch through the
holidays.
The heavy snow that fell during the
Inst week is rather disagreeable for
the stock, etc.
Ilr. Chisliolm of (iold Hill has been
called to this section several times
latelv on acrount id' Grandma (ilus.-,
being very ill.
'fhe entertainment at the C'hnpar
rnl school house lut Friday was well
altendcd by the people of the district.
Mi. Simpson was credited for the
program that was given.
Sir. and Mrs. Kd Moore cnteilain
rd Ihirly people at their home ranch
eolith of Anlioch lat Sunday. A d
hciou- dinner was -t-rved. I he tree
wa IvauliI ally decorated mid cov
ered wit ii presents, lii the evening
Sji!il;i I la it- apix-.'ircil ufnl diM ribut -
od tin Ki'tielc-. Kvci y on" had a fine
lime and departed for home about lb
.,'-locl.-.
Sli--c- JJ.dlii and llerlha Tavlor
SlulTiago Licenses.
Slarion E. Tryer and Anna Howey
Boosey.
W. B. Sherman nnd Vcrna SIc-
Cann.
Ell' ' J. Adams and Katbcrino B.
Colburn.
S'irgil Emery Hush and Mabel
Rush.
SIONEY TO LOAN- Have money to
loan on first mortgages. Quick
service. E. S. Tinny, 210 Garnett
Corey bldg.
WAXTEtl SlISCELLAXEOUS
WANTED One or two good board
ers. Phono 3Sli-M. 238
WANTED- Steel tiinl; suitable for oil
storage; not less than 31)00 gals
capacity. E. W. Carlton, Central
Point. 2 3
WANTED Hood milk cow, recently
or soon fresh. E. W. Carlton, Cen
tral Point. 237'
WANTED Remember your poultry
and eggs will bring you more
money at Warner, Wortman and
Core's. One price for hens, re
gardless ot size.
ltenl I'Mato Transfers.
U. S. to Lucy A. Cusick llogue.
pal. to land in sec. 31, T. SS
S., II. 2 E -'
U. S. to Amos C. Huzehvood,
pat to land in sec:. 30, T. 3t
S., R. 2 W
Thornton S. Wiley, et ux. to
AMUSEMENTS
Page
Tomorrow,
Matinee and Nis;t
VALESKA SURATT
In Her Latest Sensation
The STRAIGHT WAY
AISO IUTIIK NEWS.
Phone 418 for schedule every
day. Always worth while,
PAtiE.
FOH SALE LIVESTOCK.
FOIt SALE One Jersey cow. one
Durham heifer, fresh. 037 Pine st.
2 13
Collections
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected some accounts II years
old. We know tiow to get the
money. Tho Bullock Slercnntlle
Agency. Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has
Idns' Bldg., 21 S 10. Main st.
Pji-iNify'
r Trias tv,
Dentists
Dll. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan
iels Clothing Storo In rooms for
merly occupied bv Dr. Jones. Phone
C02-Y. Itecldence Phone C00-Y. 151
Hit. W. M. VAN SOOYOO
Dll. C. C. rAN SCOYOC
Dentists
(larne't Corey llldg., Suite
Medford, Oro. Phone 85G.
810
Engineer anil Contractor
Fit ED N. Cl'MMINCS Engineer and
conl ractor. 101 SI. F. & II. Illdg.
Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain
age, orchard and land Improvement
iarbago
GAKIIA(.tE Cot your prenilfios
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons fo-
good service. Phono t71-L. I
Y. Allen.
Jloiiso Slovei-s
FOIt SALE Horses. Weight, about
1 400. Wugons and harness. Dig
Pines Lumber Co. '
FOIt SALE HEAL ESTATE
FOll SALE $r,0o, house and lot 112
Elm St., lllgbliiud Park odd. Want
offer. Address 2033 251b ave., S.
V.. Cal. 2G5
FOIt SALE Seed, aHalfa, red clover
sweet cloveri timothy and other
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden,
Central Point. Oro.
FOH SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOll SALE.
Very fine bred Berkshire pigs at
weaning $3 to $0 while they last.
Well bred Berkshire boar, yearling,
12.".. (Id.
Yearling colt, very promising ani
mal. Newtown culls 33c per box.
Dll. .1. 11. WEII.-tTEH S RANCH.
It. I'. D. Talent, Phoenix Tel. 372
23S
FOll SALE lllrycle good condition.
Apply U North Central. 212
FOH SALE ! Mollnu wagon with
shafts and heavy set express har
ness; one light plow harness, low
hamcs; fine now (-Inch plow. T
M. Hialnard, .Medford, Itoute 3.
2 .is
FOIt SALE-' !( an .Sei omi hand
buggy, slnu'.-j and double harness.
Pert Stair '.Kf. Phoenix 2 10
FOH HALE -II h. p. Cray, 2 evi l.?, gas
eniiine, fully equipped, or will
trade lor light 2 h p. 4-cycle I
glue. Phone Kii-X or address
le: ry Currier, -123 lleatty st. 2 11
FOK SALE --Furniture,
low for rent. I r, Ho.c'
and butiga
!ive. '
FOll SALE Plow. "A" harrow, Klni
ball weeder, potato digger and
sickle grinder. Carkin & Taylor.
FOIt SALIC - Medium sized safe. Al.-o
I Inlet Wood l.vpeK nLer. I;ii"'t Mou
ld, good condition. Dig Pine. I.uiu
I.or Cu. '
.MFIIFOHI) IIOCSK MOVEKS Wo
move houses, barns, garages, ma
chinery, etc. Phono 48N-M,
4SS-X. CI2 S. Newtown, Sit Da
kota.
Instruction in Slusic
FRED ALTON 11 AHIIIT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Ilaight Musk
Studio, -101 (luruolt-Corey Bldg.,
Phono 72.
Insurance
EARL S. TL'Sl Y General insurance
nfllce. Fire. Automobile, Accident,
Liability. Plato Class, Contract
and Surety Honds. Excellent com
panics, good local service. No. 210
tiarnett-Corey Bldg.
I'hy.sicliins nnd Surgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician. 303 (iaructt-Coiey build
ing, phono 130.
Dll. J. J. E.M "ENS Physician and
Burgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear. noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested nnd glasses suii-
plled. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. 1
II. II. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 507.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the
best coulpncd printing office in
Southern Oregon; Hook binding,
loose leaf lodgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir st.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front st. Phone
31 r. Prices light. Service guar
anteed.
MoiilSTI'
123-L.
- Bertha M. Horr.ill. Phone
I31U Ea.it .Main.
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ifr,
.TheloTtlaitiir-
'AauiyvziaJW JLiLV) ft' w- li
lt you contemplate a visit
to Portland beforo or during
tho holidays, remember that
the Portlund Hotel Is situat
ed in the very hoart of tho
theatrical and shopping dis
tricts. Ladies traveling unattend
ed are particularly pleased
with tho refinement of tho
surroundings and the cour
tesy of the service
ApK'ti.ing Sli'iius
UICHAKI) V. CiltLDS, Jlgr.
i r
Irrigation means salcablo land. I
annot sell land In this county imiesa
It has water or a show to get it.
The actual producing value of land
In this county will bo moro than
doubled when properly irrigated.
Irrigation first.
J. C. BARNES
102 West Main Rlrnnt.
""i.NTEItl RHAN Al TOC.Ul CO.
TIME CARD.
Leavo Medford for Ashland, Talent
and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. in.. 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and -".:!&
p. m. Also on Saturday at Iti:l"i p.
Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and
2:00, 5:00 and 11:30 p. m. Leavo
Ashland for Medford daily, cxce:t
Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00,
4:00 and 5:15 p. tu. Also on Satur
day nights at t!:30. Siiridi.ys leavo
Ashland at 0:00 a. m. and 1:00, 0:01)
and 10:30 p. m.
WESTON
Camera bop
208 East Main Stuvt,
Medford
The Only Exclmirc
ComniPrcial Pltotopt 'ub rn
in Southern Onoc
Negatives Made any thn" ot!
place by appoiutttient.
Phono I47-.T
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