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PAGE FIVE Freckles and His Fri TO AID PRESIDENT MEDFORD MATT3 TRIBUNE,- MEDFORD, -OREO-ON". SA'TERDTiT, -MAROn fl. 1017 l'Oim.AN'D, March S Mayor Al bec lias sent (lie following telegram to members of Oregon's congressional delegation at Wasliintrton : ''In Clod's name, I wish to unre you to xtanil by our president anil our na tion in this trying; time, flive no lieeil to those who, perhaps unwittingly, lend aid and comfort to an opposing foree by sending forth to the world the false impression that a large pro portion of our citizens are wrapped up in the propaganda of peace that the. nation's honor is lost sight of and that as weaklings we will refuse to protect those who with justifiable ex pectancy look to the Stars and Svripes as the emblem of liberty and the enemy of oppression. "1 have been asked by those taking reipiested concerted action to tele graph you urging1 peace at any price, und my answer is this message to you urging you to put honor first and peace second, for pence without honor would blot out nearly a century and a half of glorious national achieve ment, liny you have divine guidance in a calm and earnest judgment to the end that the peoples of the earth may rise up and call this nation blessed.'' BEBNSTORFF CANDIDATE FOR THE REICHSTAG AMSTERDAM, Mnrch 3. Count Von Hernstorl't", former Oemiun am bassador to the United States, has been nominated as a. candidate for the reichstag in place of tile Into Hen' Von Xeiding, according to the Tele (,'raaf. . A The Parent-Teaehers' society held their regular meeting at the high school Tuesday evening. 6. A. Itris ooe of Ashland addressed the meeting on "The School System." Music was furnished, by the Hose brothers of Ashland. CJeorge Kerby visited on Wagner creel; Wednesday. John Preacher of Wagner creek wns in Talent Tuesday. Frank .M mines took his mother, who is nil invalid, to the Granite City hos pital at Ashland Wednesday morning. : Karnest Stewart, son of T. L. Stew art, ex-postmaster of Talent, is at the Granite City hospital to undergo an operation for goitre' ' II. II. Goddard of Wagner creek was in Talent also, making a bus iness call in Ashland, George Hrislow of Anderson creek was in town Wednesday, making a business call in Ashland. V II. S. l.ynch's burn on Wagner creek-, also part ol the tinner saw mill, was crushed in by the henv snow during the recent snow storm. Minion 'fryer attended to Xfr. Mamie's duties at the depot, while he took his mother to Ashland Wednes day. . The Talent high school was closed by the county health' officer on Wed nesday evening because of four or five eases of seaiietina which have broken out in town. His. Marion 'fryer and daughter and son visited at the home of her son-in-law, Fred Ilrandt, in Xorlli Talent Thursday afternoon. Mr. Sonini of Talent has traded his property here for property in Fatter son, Oil., and is moving his personal belongings there. II. 1'. Flurv of Anderson creek is moving to riiiloiunth, (ienton county. Oregon. Mrs. Peter Vnndersluis, who lias been visiting her mother in Portland also her daughter Alice at Kugeue, r the past ten days, returned home Thursday. Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Charlc Higlinm, n son. A. M. Packard, the onion kinir, wns in Talent Friday from Anderson creek. Last Friday night the Gold Hill basketball team played against Tal ent high school at Gold Hill. The Talent girls' team was defeated by .10 to 2, the boys' team by 19 to 16. Mr. and Mi's. Fioyd Robinson of Ail nerson creek were Ashland visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Budgcon an1 moving into the Powers house on the TALENT TALK 1 . . Pacific highway. I Mrs. J. C. Williams has joined the Medlord conservatory class, which met at the Ames hall Tuesday after noon. Miss Lucille Morse is ill with scar let fever. Mrs. Tom Burnett was in Ashland Saturday. ' Mrs. .. f. Gardiner and son liar old were visitors ut tile Slippy home last week. , . : , Mrs. Susie Harnett was n Talent visitor Thursday. ' Mr. Ciinniiighuin of Ashland gave ;,.H; ( FRECKusGET Y;IM; .1 H thw, v.e're ml -yaM l IP ( freckles set " I ( trrcri,.i rc' X , I; I i! OWT OF BED NOVM- 1,! j. )wMTiwg Fo&vog JC-i Vrtf" ' J UP THl? MNV)TE CJC 1 Fs- HCCUCtca.J) IMMi- k L NOOR. BREMtFWT - L : S T come r -r;---3Cr" ,l : E-va ) YOU'LL BE UTE ) rH-- i ( I'M COMW'U j a talk at the Talent school on the subject, "Washington," which was enjoyed by all present. Mark Kline of Wagner creek was operated on by Dr. Hart at the Sa cred Heart hospital last week. We arc glad to report he is improving rap idly. 3ls. Willits of Klamath Falls re turned to her home alter spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Alford. A. (I. Moore lias returned from an extended visit to California and will spend the rest of the winter in Tal ent. John Ilurgnn of Minnesota, ,who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vnndersluis, left Wednesday morning and will spend the rest of the winter in Los Angeles. Mrs. John Nonunn wns an Ashland visitor Thursday. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Will iam arc ill with measles. William Carey is slowly recovering ,from an injury received from n fall last week. , Mrs. George Kerby w"iis called to Ashland Wednesday by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Clyde Wold. James May and Frank Centers of Anderson creek were in town Wen nesday. Dr. McKnddcn of Duluth, win has been looking after his interests ii Talent, left for Los Angeles Friday where he will spend a couple ot months before returning to Minne sota. '. O. Powers, son of N. 0. Powers of Wagner creek, is ill with la grippe. llr. Charles Ilalsted ennic in from his mining claim Friday and reported three feet of snow at the mine. John Iluraan and. Peter Vander- sltiis were in Ashland Wednesday. Mrs. L. P. Ames spent Friday in Med ford visiting with friends. ' J. W. Pace is moving into his house on Railroad avenue, which he had re modeled recently. Charles Trver, formerly of Talent, but now of Montague, is expected home in a few days for a visit. He will likely he accompanied by n young lady friend. GOLD HILL1 NUGGETS Mrs-. C. X. Baker of Portland, mother of Mrs. Win. Stneuve of Gold Hill, arrived Monday night to spend a few weeks at mo nome oi nor daughter and son-in-law, corner Fifth avenue and Sixth street. Mrs. R. C. Kelsey returned Mon day from Portland where sho had been visiting her Bon, William, who is in the office of the Union Meat Co., North Portland. Mrs. D. H. Miller was a Medford business visitor Thursday. Despite the bad weather and heavy snow the monthly social of the Pro gressive Bible class was well attend ed Monday evening. Eli Teplo attended to business matters ill Medford Monday. Mesdames Hough and Leslie have leased "Laurolhurst" and will remove to it from their home on the Black well Hill at once, bringing with them their mother, Grandma Thompson who Is nn Invalid. Mrs. Lloyd Rippey came down Fri day from Portland und remained over till Saturday when she proceed ed to her now home at Klamath Falls where Mr. Rippey Is stationed. Mrs. J. iV. Clark 'spent Saturday at Rogue River at the home of her mother. Miss Vera Davidson made a bus! ness trip to Medford Saturday. J. E. Perry and son. John, of Rid dle, Ore., arrived Thursday for a vis it at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wilkinson. Miss Maude Miller, teacher at the Galls creek school, was compelled on account of the heavy snow in that district to discontinue school tempo rarity and came in Monday to take the train for her home In Medford to spend a few days there. Mr. and Mrs. J. Herron trans acted business in Medford Monday. Mrs. Ellen Watters died Wednes day night at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. J. 13. Morelock. Grandma Watters, who was past S3 years old, had been In poor health since last tall. The body was taken to Browns ville, her former home, Friday morn ing, Mrs. .Morelock and grand daughter, Ooldlc Woods, acompany ing. Guy Harvey and F. W. Dodge spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Grunts Pass. iJIrs. Rrazcllo of Central Point vis ited with her old time friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merritt, several days during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Fountain, who havo spent the past year with their daughter In Tacoma, Wash., returned Monday morning to take up their res idence in tills city again and will at once occupy their cottage on Front street which had been occupied by J. O. Thompson and wlfo, but who re cently removed to Montague, Cal. The entire community will welcome Mr. and Mrs. Fountain most heartily for they were Indeed missed during their absence frpin our city. ;Mrs. J. F. Dietrich and daughter, Nellie, left Wednesday evening for Douglas, Arizona, where Mr. Dietrich has been engaged the past few months. It is with regret that wo see some of the best of Gold Hill seek other fields and we hope it may not be for long. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Walker of Eagle Point came over the middle of the week to spend a few days nt the homo of Mrs. Walker's mother, Mrs. Isora Hodges. ,Rev. Hutchinson has. been over n few days this ' week arranging the finals nt the parsonage and expects to bring wire and baby oithor Satur day or Monday for permanent resi dence in this city. '"' Mr. and Mrs. Phil Metcham of Portland are in Jacksonville, guests of Mrs. E. J. Knbli. Miss fssio McCully made a trip to Medford Wednesday. Miss Mary Hurst, principal of the public school at Rogue River, Is vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. Owing to the unusually deep snow her school is not In session. R. Chappel has returned from a business .visit of several weeks at Granada, Calif. Hoy Johnson, who is engaged In farming on Thompson creek, was a Jacksonville visitor recently. Coasting on the hills soul boast of town is popular with many. The cold nights dep snow make this amusement ttie best. Circuit court is In regular session and brought a large number of the citizens of Jackson county to Jack sonville. Mrs. Leslie Rodgers and Mrs. Carl Cofer of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Emma Jackson of Portland, Mrs. Herman King and T. Margreiter of .North Bend were in Jacksonville Wednes day. James E. Fenton, a prominent law yer of San Francisco was In Jack sonville the lore part of the week. B. B. Beekman left for Portland Wednesday evening on a short busi ness trip. G. S. Butler, G. F. Billings, E. D. Brlggs and G. W. Trefren of Ashland were of the many at the county seat during the week. C. S. Sargent of San Diego, who has been spending a few weeks at his old home at Phoenix, was in Jack sonville Wednesday. He came to our valley In 1833. Mrs. A. I. Eckelson was the guest of Medford friends Wednesday after noon. Oliver Harbaugh celebrated his 92d birthday Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Klum of Med ford were in Jacksonville Wednesday evening. Mrs. M. Nelson wns In Medford CHICHESTER S PILLS . THE UIAMOSD M1AXD. i US, 1 akn ti trtbrr. Rr mf ynmt IHAJrTuin If HANI HII.I.H. I III ytrakn0ufceit,5afet.AI'rri RHlihit SOLD CT DKUjuISTS EYtRVwHtRt Wednesday accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Pearl Holllngsworth, that fur on her way home to Klam- ntli Falls. Leon Hanna has gone to Snn Fran cisco to .visit -relatives. The tax collector's office Is a busy place. There will soon bo a rush, us taxes will become delinquent four weeks from next Monday. The ttuual election for town offi cials will take place next Tuesday. Miss Mary Bugshnw is a cundidate for city recorder. Miss Mary Wetterer and Mm. P. Bnsele were In Medlord during the week.- Chris Vliieh and John Dmtnlngton spent a few hours in Medford Wed nesday. Former Sheriff Under was down from Phoenjx Monday. Snow has been so deep between Jacksonville and Sterling that the mail has been carried horsebnek. Charles Nlckell, pioneer newspaper man of Southern Oregon, arrived from Oakland, Calif., Monday and is visiting relatives in Jacksonville. Wm. Jennings, foreman of the Sterling mine, is visiting in Jackson vllle while the cold snap makes work impossible there. Mrs. Fred Fiek entertained the Fortnightly Bridge club last Wednes day evening. Cards were played un til a late hour when delicious refresh mcnts wore served. ThoHe prosenl were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N'uiuui, Mr and Mrs. H. Luy, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ulrich, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Ager, Mr. and Mrs. F. J.' Flclc and Air. and Mrs. fl. Klum of Medford. Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir SU. Circuit. Isaac K. Shook vs. Fnmiio Shook, divorce. Sarah C. Wiuff vs. C. C. Wing, sum mons. T. II. I'olti'r vs. W. T. an.l 0. II. Vt'hle, motion. Belle Nifkoll vs. Alula X. Miner, executrix, ct al., amended mmplninl. . E. Hupp vs. A. L. Livthrop el al., demurrer. If. M. iWcFnrhind vs. .John II. Huen- ors et al., demunor. Kunc River Valley (.'anal Co. vs. General Investment Co. ct al., answer. Prolmto. Estate of OeoiTxe Van Tassel, ad- mittcd to piohiite. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured rlth LOCAL APPIOATIOX.S. n eutinnt rra:b tu.P 't of Hit t!iscuM. CuKirrli Is fl lilood or constltuil'imil (lUcaw, urn tn onW to cuti It j on mutt tuktt Internal reuu-tlleii. IJhII'h Calarrb Curo U tnki-ii it)tininil, nnJ ucU lilm-tlj- ujoi thft bltfod utid ujih-ijus surfm;, llaH'n Catarrh Cum ia not a i'iti'-k un'ilicluc It win irv MTllii'il hf unv ot tii tliyk'lutj tu tlttt country tr y-arn awt 1' n r'K'ilar r'rJpHuii. H It cor.ipoipil nf tin- lM'st liwile known. r.n linl it-Kb ths lpt blo"l pnrlUtrn. iclltiK di rect 1 on thu ni'ic'Jia nurfnd-ii. The -rfwt fotniilnnlloii of die t Intfivilli'iit-, is n-rmt -r-(liiiiti iu b vrorwWftil fioilts lu curl (iff i-atarrti. Bend for tfftfmonlnlft. free, P. J. C'HKSnV & CO.. Crops., Toli-do, O. Hold by Drustrlttit. ir1r 75c. Tk Family 1'11'n t-ir comtJjiatloo. Wishes to Borrow Best of Security on Country Property Party having this amount to loan please address BORROWER MAIL TMBl'NK. OWNER $3000 Ileal Fstnte Transfers. J. F.. Roberts et al to George W. Stevens et ux, laud in sec. 7-:iti-1 K F. J. Herbage et ux to Kugeue Cole, land ill see. 23-KI-UW. 10 Susan L. Graves to T. L. Graves, land in twp. HH-1K. and twp. :ii)-lKJ W. G. Pcttibonc to C. Louise-. nent, lot 7, sec. L'S-M-IIW; Archie II. Cropp ct ux to L. II. Wisner, land in sec. 4-M-2W. 10 10 Lntitia Cropp ct vir to L. It. Wisner, land in sec. 'l-M-2W 10 United States to lle.ekiah K. Mathews, land in sees. 2S and 2!)-:t,VlK Patent Ralph G. Jennings to Channing Sweet, land in see. 17-:i7-2V - 2,1011 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HATES. One cent per word per Issue; 6 times for tho price ot 5. Fifty cents a line by the month, without change. Five words to the Hue. FOR KENT HOUSES FOR KENT Furnished houso to a couple without children. Would liourd with renter If agreeablo. W. J. Druiuhill, 414 Union St. FOR RE NT FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping rooms, with bath. 215 N. Grape St. , 2H0 IIELP WANTED MALE) SALESMAN' Capable Bpociulty man for Oregon staplo line on new and exceptional terms. Vacinicy now. Attractive commission contract. Hixler Co., 22'JD Cleveland, Ohio. Carlin llldK.,1 VANTliD Married man, experienced lu orchard work, pruning and plow ing. Jlouso supplied. Phone Schuchard, 611-R.1. 2!3 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS W'A'XTKl) To rent five-room bunga low. Hast front preferred, hard wood floors and fireplace, on paved street. II. K. Sleight, Paul's lClec trlc Store. 2H5 WANTED For export chimney sweeping, call (leo. Adlesberger, Tel. 00-J. 2110 VAiNTKD Registered Duroc sow and three gilts, eligible to registry. Cull Ashland 1-KI3 or address llox 50, -Mall Tribune. 310 WANTED Bring us your eggs and poultry. Win pay cash. , .Medlord Poultry and Egg Co. ' 314 WANTED Vacuum cleaning, the large machine. I furnish my own power. Henry Currier, l'bono S2G-X. 303 WANTED Houses to move. Phone 4SS-.M, or 488-X. FOIt SALE POULTRY FOR SALIO Uronzo turkey eggs, $1 per setting. Aflredu King, Talent, Ore. 301 FOR SALE One Putaluma brooder stovo and two hotwater brooders. M. ;.Millnr. Central Point, Ore. 1'hone 13-X3. 295 OR S A LE R. I. Red eggs for hatching. -.Mated under Hogan system. Phono 4 88-X. FOR SALE- Efgs for hatching. Single Comb White Leghorns, O. A. C. stock, 1.25 for Betting of 13 eggs. Phone 50O-J4. 313 FOR SALE Full blooded llourbon lied turkey gobblers. They grow largo and are very domestic. Ad dress B. L. Dodge, Jr., Medford. . 203 FOR SALE S. C. Rhode Island Red cockerels, pullets and eggB for hatching. Ernewt Webb, Central Point, Phone 24 7. 312 FOIt SALK LIVESTOCK. KOI! SALE Two weeks old bull calf. Phone 777-L. 2!i.'i Foil SALE -Jersey liellcr. fresh In few days; two registered Duroc boars, one 3 yr. old, other 5 mo. large prolific strain. I'honn 8U9-W 2 9 5 FOIt SALE (Inod milch cow, furni ture and chickens. Phone H(!t- or 10 17 West bth tft, 294 H HMSIIKI) APARTMENTS. FOR RENT Two completely fur nished apartments tor rent, steam heat, hot and cold water, bath, kitchenette with gas range. Apply Hotel Holland. FOIt KENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR KENT Blacksmith shop. Good locnlion. Iiuiuiro of .Mrs. Wolters, Tuleut, Oregon. FOR KENT To rellablu party, tho 1(J furnished rooms over Jones Cash Grocery. Phone 274-L. 29D FOR 8.VLB HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Or trade for stoelt cat tle, a D room modern bungalow; no Incumbrance; on paved street. AddrcBs U. K., care Mull Tribune. FOR RENT OR SALE lU-acro ranch m, miles from Central Point. Good house, barn and chicken houses for 1,000 chickens. Fine shade trees. Paul Janney, Jackson Co. Abstract Co. 293 FOR SALE Cheap. Four houses and ni no lots. Three six and one three-room house. Nenr new mill. Will boII one or all. Easy terms. Jasper Gillaspy, 4 4 Park Place, Phone 919-X. 294 FOR SALPj JUSCELLAXEOUS FOR SALE Automobile, 45 horse power Overland. Mi-b. Wolters, Talent. Ore. FOR a MM Dry fir wood. $2.75 tier, and oak $:.25 tier.' E. G. Dow. Phone 844-X. 2US FOR SALHiAuHtriullun club wheat and beardless barley seed. Phone Talent Meat .Market. 29U FOR SALIO Party wishes to cut and Hell Immediately r00 tier wood. mananita and laurel, some fir. I illnyors wanted. 3V-lnch wagon for Bale, Rood no new, $00.00. Tel. 7S1 J, between D a. m. and 8 p. m. - 2113 FOIl SALK (iood beardless barley seen, fi.one ZQl-lt.t. l'OK SALK Loose 500-1(2. hny. Phono 293 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay In bnrn, one mile southwoRt Phoenix depot, $14 ton. A. L. Loomis, Medford, Ore., Phono t;21. 295 FOR SALE Second and third crop alfalfa Tor hny. A. E. Hanloy, Med ford. 2')S FOR SALE Alfalfa seed, 17 Vic twr lb. M. F, Hauler, Medford. 23G FOR SALE Ono 10-gallon power Ice cvream rreezer with motor nnd pullies, 2 five gallon cabinets, 2 ico cream cans, wire tables nnd chairs, first class condition, P. O. Ilox 208, Central Point, Oro. 307 FOR SALE- -Manure. Havo your lots 'hone 473-Y. 302 j)lowed. i FOR SALE Hydraulic placer mine, fully equipped; good piping ground. Address J. C. D., care .Mall Tribune. 293 FOR SALE Soed, alfalfa, red clover fiweet clover, timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stockB. Write for samples. Ralph Waldo Eldeu, Central Point, Ore. MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN From $100 Oto $7000 on first class security. Phone 353-J. J. 11. Andrews. 297 TO LOAN Money loaned on furni ture, live stock, implements, etc. Transactions private, possession retained. Write Union Loan Agency, 217 S. High street, Salem, urcgo.i. sou TO LOAN $2000 to loan. R. Holmes, tho Insurance Man. TO LOAN $ I 000 to loan. Mail Tribune. I!ox S MONEY TO LOAN Dave money to loan on first mortgages. Quick service. K. S. Tumy, 210 Carnctt' Corey bldg. FOIt EXCHANGE FOR SA 1.10 Oil TRADE Two red wood tunks never used. Capacity 3000 gallons. You can trade for these for less than half what regu lar dealer would charge you. Want seed wheat or potatoes. Carriage, $15, cultivator, $5: Jackson buy fork, .; jack screw, $.;; 1 sec tion harrow. $5; orchard plow, ; It Ions hay, $12.50 per ton. In quire of Cirkin and Taylor or Clar ence C. Fierce, M. F. & II. llldg. -Medford, 295' TO TRADE -Small house and lot in Medlord anil I large lot, two lots In Eagle Point. Will trade for 5 acres near Medford. Address llox 121, Redding, Cullt. 293 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public Accountant, room 411 M. F. & II. Bldg., Medford, Oregon. Anto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating tho largest, oldest and boBt equipped plant In tho Pa clfio nortliwest. Ubo our springs when others full. Sold under guar antee. 2D North Fifteenth Bt Portland, Ore. Attorneys GEORGE A. CODDING Lawyer, Room 412, Garnett-C'oroy Bldg., Medford, Oro. OEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bnnk Building, entrance N. Central, Modford, Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooniB 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Corey bldg. Gurnett Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 years old. Wo know how to get the monoy. The Bullock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, S. Has kins' Bldg., 21G E. Main at. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Store In rooms for .nicrly occupied by Dr. Jonos. Plioua DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Oarnett Coroy llldg., Suite 81B Medford, Ore. Phone 85G. Engineer and Contractor FRED N. CTJMMINOS Engineer and contractor, 404 Al. F. & II. Dldg. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain ago, orchard and land Improvement. Garbage OARBAGW (let your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city gnrlmge wagons fo good service. Phone 874-L. J. Y. Allen. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON 11A10UT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halght Mnsit Studio, 401 OaruettCoroy Bldg., Phono 72. Insurance EARL 8. TUMY C.enoral Insurance office. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Olass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 210 Oaruott-Corey Bldg. Physicians and Burgeon DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. . 803 Garuett Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and , glasses sup plied. Oculist nnd Aurist for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. 1''. & II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phono 5 07. Printers and IntbllMiers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing offlco- lu Southern Oregon; Hook binding, loose lent ledgers, hilling syMtoins, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir at. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front Bt. phone 315. Prices riant. Service guar nnteed. INTEItl Kn A.N Al TOCAIl CO. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix daily, oxcept Sunday, at 8:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p, m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. u. Leavs Ashland for Medford d.illy, except Sunday, nt 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nights at (1:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. ni, and 1:00, 6:00 and 10:80 p, m. - - - t
