ftiEDFQRD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. - OR Ed ON. TTJFRDAt, MAT?OTT f. 1!)17
PA fiR SEVEN
IV
Portland Livestock
l()in l.A.M'i W., .M1I1VI1 I). Hogs,
receiptu ISi ; steady. Bulk of puck.
; erode,' $i:i.-,;((i i:i.:t.'i;, iu.n-y
.mi-kin).'. 1!1--'U pounds, ifl.l.:i,.(i
i;;.5U: Ir-1'1 paeking:, 1 70-lilO pounds,
slXAX" 1 :1.."U ; rough heavies, iM'J.'J.'i
Y12.".V. l"f-'s a,ul skllJS Tl l.Tofii
liSt: stock hoR, fU(u lli.
Cattle ICoct'iptH. lib: steady.
Steers, Pnlm! "f-'1"' ()(! H.B.i ;
,,riiue heavy, !l..i()( D.7.); good, ifp.,,,
niii! cows, choice, ifT.TSCn'H.l.'i; me-
'ilium I" ""'"' "(fl ' 7.75; ordinary tu
fair, if(i."ilK'',7; heifers, lf(i(S); bulls,
C!5fe'".2;; l'ulves, ifUOilU.
Sheep Hcccipts 10; steady.
Uinlw, east ul mountains, .Vl'J.dOftr
1X10; lambs, valley, 1L.5U;
ilimuV, good, $ll.-')(rt 11.75; prime
fibers. $10.50CJ 11.(5; choice ewes,
U?.2j("'-'-75; heavy ewes, $8.7j(i
.23.
Portland Butter
Piojland, Or., March 0. Butter,
vi-nk: cube extras, 37c; prints ox-
Ipcctcd to "op
Portland Grain
VOIITI.AN'Il, Or., Aiui-ch C
Mjaut stronger; trading fair; spot
iljuls, 1 to - holier, Bluestoin, if 1.71 ;
Korty-fold, $1.07; club, $1.0(5; ved
Kussiaii, $1.02.
Hurley unchanged.
Today's car receipts : Wheal 5, oats
4, Hoar 3, hay 1.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, March 0. Wheat:
Open. Close.
Miiv 1.883-4 $1.I0
July 1.58 1.59
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lynch of Tal
ent were trading In Ashland Satur
day. C. n. Ward of Phoenix left last
Friday for Los Angeles where he will
vilt his brothor.
Mrs. Sam Copo of Phoenix was
amoiiutliosc who went to .Yietltoru
Saturday.
Mrs. D. Lonhcrs and daughter,
Miss Rose, and sou, Hernian, were
among those from Phoenix who were
at Ashland Saturday.
George Roberts of Kern Valley wan
ja guest at tfco Carey homo Sunday.
We are told that Mrs. Geo. Morse
and Mrs. II. Frame of Talent are
both on the sick list.
Those from Talent who attended
the Ohio reunion at Ashland Saturday
were Mrs. Ollvo M. Wblter, Mr. Cook
and Mr. Dlgham. . Those from East
Eden were .Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Graf
fes, Mrs. Cally Button, Mrs. Ed An
derson, .Miss Maggie Lee.
Dr. and Mrs. iWobstcr of Talent
N Medford business visitors Fri-
k!ay.
Mrs. J. E. 'Roberts and daughter,
llsstulia, visited at the Mrs. Rob
ots' father's, A. II. Houston, in Phoc-
filx Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamond of North
Talent were in .Medford on business
aturday.
The little daughter of .Mr. and
prs.Ernest Reams of North Phoenix
district has been very ill witli pueu-
uoma.
Parlies from the Applcgate valley
fere in North Talent Sunday to sec
,JoM buying bay to feed about forty
Nad of cattle. They say a trull first
mst he broken before the stock can
e driven out.
Phil Stiuebow of Phoenix was a
nKord visitor Friday.
'Irs. Joe Rader has almost roeov-
fcil from her recent attack of tonso-
tl which was very severe.
lt!- ...
'OS'S .MO lie Tnu-np Owpn Dlllllnn.
and John Krlu-iinla. niiil Mrs.
tt were trading in Medford Sat
rday. i
Mrs. C .- 8m noo Visa Unit.
0(1 sister. Miss California Holt.
oth of Winiieniucca, Nevada, are in
W valley visiting their father, Scn-
"' Holt of Ashland, and friends In
lner Parts of the valley.
lira. c. p. Chrlstenscn of Ashland,
"6 Miss i;sie Reams, presented her
"oand with a ten pound boy on
"niary 27. 1917. The haimv par-
,u tiave HlA fnne cat illations of
'elr mailV Tali,,, n,l l),n.tiV
tendf.
I. Fredrick was busy (he past
haulm- hav from Theo. Glass".
Jl' Lillian Chapman of fedfmd
nt several dnvs this week with pnr-
t Antio. h.
The Gins, brothers were doin? buv
"s in (he valley- towns one dav last
k. - "
p- Fredrick spent Siiturduv and
nV with home folks of Medford.
'ar RmtgprK of Brnrje was vis
"Vhi. daughter, J,-s. iscne Doty.
Freckles and His Friends . i ;
--- ---- C V ;KJS' F n LET you Go out y-"-' IP i.' ( DIDN'T YOU TELL md-a- ' 1 tT .. N x s k
C t f -- Vt' l M 'Xh--'- t. w know (J
at Hie MihU.c orchard one day the
past week.
Dick Vincent is e.illiiiL- on friends
and relatives of Sam's Vallcv ihk
week.
Several of 1lie farmers are hav
inc to buy hay to feed their stock
during the winter.
A dance was Kiven at (lie Innne of
Florence Walker last Saturday ni;;hl,
Willi iiiite a number in attendance.
(Irnndmn Glass is now stayiii'r with
her son, Elbert Glass, and family.
Ed liussel, who lias been working
at the Buzzard mine during the win
ter months, passed Ihrough the valley
one day last week, retuminfr to his
home in the .Meadows for a visit.
George Lawrence was hauling wood
to town this week.
Percy" Chapman of Sam's Valley
has purchased a Ford car.
William Perry of Eagle. Point was
a liutte Tails visitor on Tuesday.
Wm. Rnrrian returned Tuosday
from Medford.
J. W Kelso of Derby was a busi
ness visitor In Butte Falls on Tues
day.
Charles Edmondson and John
Swanson went up to the Allen place
Tuesday and brought Allen's cattle
through Wednesday, taking them to
the ranch near Derby. They had run
out of feed at the upper place. The
snow was so deep they had a hard
time getting the cattle through.
Dennie Edmondson spent Tuesday
night In Ilutte Falls on his way home
from Derby. !
3trs. Rupert Gleason went out to
Medford to visit her parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. Win. Sears.
W. W. Parker went up to the Al
len place Ihursday to move Hen Ed-
mondson's family out to town. They
came down Friday evening.
Charles Patton came down from
the ranch Friday evening.
The high school on Friday evening
gave their third program, the last of
the series they have been giving this
term. The first program, Miss Fred
enharg's side received two votes and
.Mr. .Parker's one; second, Mr. Park
cr won every vote and Ihc third Miss
FrcdenlnOK received two and Mr.
Parker one. Miss I-"redcnburg's side
will be required to give a basket sup
per to Mr. Parker's side. They ex
pect to give it April 1st.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Ladies' Improvement Club was
held at Mrs. Sundry's last Friday. An
interesting Washington program was
given under the direction of Mrs.
Hliidnioro and refreshments served by
Mrs. Merrlmam.
Rev. Alfred A. .1. Ilo.g of Medford,
on account of Irregular train servic e
was unable to keep his appointment
to preach here last Sunday evening.
Rev. Gloeckner of Grants Pass
filled the appointment.
The small attendance at school
during the heavy snow Induce,! the
school board to close the school for
a week. Work will be resumed Mon
day, March
Miss .Mary Hurst was visiting
schools in Grants Pass Tuesday.
.Mrs. K. Rule spent Wednesday In
Gold Hill with her daughter, -Mrs. J.
W. Clark.
The Methodist boys' Sunday school
class basket ball team of Ashland
will play the Kogue Klver boys on
the local floor Friday evening.
Samuel Malbls returned Thursday
from a business trip to Medford.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlet
Ex-County Commissioner James
Owens, one ot our proirressivc far
mers nn.l stockmen, was in town
Thiiisdnv and while here renewed hi
-ub-elii.tii.ll to The Daily Mail Tiib-
BUTTE FALLS
ROGUE RIVER
nue. He, in speukins; of the hard win
ter and the length of lime they have
hud to feed their cattle, remarked
that lie thought that he had feed
enough to carry hint through, that is,
lie had feed enough for nnother
month. Wig .luck, another one of our
hustling stock men said that he could
feed I'm- another month, although
quite a number of our stock men are
running short on hay. Ben lirophy
took out another band of about 75
head of cuttle to the Hanluy ranch
Thursday to be fed.
Mike Ilanly was here for dinner
Thursday, and while here remembered
that he had about two hundred tons
of hay on hand for sale.
If. 1.. Stiles, who, with his brothers,
have a saw mill on Indian, Creek,
passed through town Thursday morn
ing with two carts loaded with hay,
taking it up home to feed his stock.
It seemed rather a slow v.ny of get
tin? liny up there, about fourteen
miles from here, but the ronds are so
had that he could not hnnl as much
any other way with the teams. It is
the old Free Ferry road for about
1 1 miles, and it is so bud every win
ter that no one who is familiar with
it will attempt to haul a load over it
in the winter. It is biinply a fright.
Thursday (here weie ubont 20 pas
sengers got off of the I'. & JG. car ill
this place. Among- them were George
Wrist, J, C. Carlson, L. D. Hurt, W.
L. Jones and J. E. CI rubble, five of the
men in the forest service for Uncle
Sam. They are nil engaged in making-
n road that inadvertently is
styled the West-Carlson road, but
Mr. West tells me Hint it is the Soda
Springs-Eagle Point road. I nm
glad that our dear old uncle has
had compassion on uh poor mortals,
who have to travel through that conn
try, for the last time I was up in that
section, in n one-horse buggy, I was
almost afraid to ride over some places
the road was so steep and sidling.
Among; the other passengers on the
P. & E. Thursday was Mrs, Martin
Bowles, Mrs. J. L. liagsdalc, and her
son, Ty. They had been out to Med
ford (o be witnesses in the John liags
dule case, hut it is reported Ihnt the
case was put off for some time.
George Frey came out with Mike Iltin
ley in a buggy and the whole bunch
of them were here for dinner. Mrs.
Hag:-dale, son and Mrs. Howies went
on up to Lake creek on the P. & K.
singe.
('. .1. Helgesen, salesman for the
Chas. II. Lilly Co., was also with u.
Thursday, also another salesman, but
1 did not lenru his name.
W. Hart Hamilton unci son, Sber
wimiiI, came in one the 1. & E. Wed-
! nesday afternoon and Mr. Halt starl
' ed for his home in San Joie, (.'til., the
nexl day. Ins son remaining. Mr.
Hart is the owner of the old Win. Ci
nch farm mid the old Ashpole fit mi
combined. Sherwood has resumed
bis place al the table in the Sunny
side Hotel.
C. I!. Mcliifosh, one of the men in
the section gang on the I'. & E., who
has la-en boarding al the Suunyside.
hud his family come out Thursday
evening, spent the night witli us and
Friday moved into the hou.-c recently
vacated by Xonuaii Mi-Qnoid, and
Mis. M. Mc-luoiil starled to meet her
husband in Oakland, (.'al.
Thursday evening- some of the
Iriends ot Mr. and .Mrs. David Ling
cade gave them a. surprise party.
The company was comprised princi
pally of elderly people. Light refresh
ments we-.v earned in by the guests
imd coffee, ie, and rake were served,
and all seemed to enjoy themselves.
In faet, '"Ma" Cingeade knows ju-i
how to arrange to have people have
a. sood time.
Ed Bo'ithliy. formerly of. Prospect,
and Peyton, hut now of Ashland, was
here for dinner Friday on his way up
to Iheir home, north of Ashland, with
his brother's horses to feed, from
near Peyton as he, Percy Boothhy,
was about out of hay. In fact, hay is
a c.T-h article anywhere in the hills
now. This morniog (Saturday) then
was two car-, of hay went up to
Derby, one for John Allen and the
other for Jeff Brophy, and this morning-
two men were in town handling
hay for sale.
Miss Ivec Middlebusher of Trail
came mil on the car Friday morning
and took the Eagle Point-Persist j
stage for her home. She had been to
Jacksonville to visit her sister, Mrs.
St rong.
X. (Ionium and wife were in town
Friday getting- supplies from our
merchants.
E. A. llildreth and Jeff lirophy
were passengers on the P. & E.. ami
so was John rappntotic, a traveling
salesman on his way to Butte Fulls.
C. II. Wetlliers and wife, u son-in-law
of Mrs. F. M. Stewart, from Spo
kane, Wash., nrc here visiting her
mother and step-father.
(.Hen Terrell of Brownsboro vvus
here for dinner Saturday on his way
to Jacksonville to plnv basketball with
the Eagle Point team vs. Jacksonville
tonight.
C. K. Chirk, our meat market man,
has added to his meat business a full
line of bakery goods, stic-h ns
bread, cookies, etc., and has givun
me hi si subscription to The Daily -Mail
Tribune. We speai; for him u lively
business.
In addition to Messrs. .Tiunes Owens
and C. E. Clark, C. R. Mcintosh has
subscribed and Joe Norman has paid
up his subscription to the Weekly
Mail Tribune.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir SU.
Circuit Court.
W. H. Tnylor vs. J. M. Tctherovv,
assignment of judgment.
! L. Zundel vs. Samuel Bateman, or
der denying motion.
Iiogue liiver Co-opera live Fruit
Growers' association vs. Mary I.
Helms, cost bill.
First Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
vs. General Investment Co., summons.
J. W. Waleh vs. William Handles
estate el al., demurrer.
Minnie renningcr vs. Charles A.
Penninger ct al., demurrer.
Isaac X. Shook vs. Fannie Shook,
summons.
Estie L. Tloxie vs. Herbert C.
-..-t-fl-,.tMl
With the Fingers !
Says Corns Lift Out
Without Any Pain
Soro corns, hard corns, soft corns or
any kind of a corn ctin shortly bo
lifted right out with the Oiigora if you
will apply directly upon the corn a fow
drops of freezone, says a Ciuclroatli
authority.
It Is claimed that at small coat one
can get a quarter of an ounce of freez
one at any drug store, which. Is suffi
cient to rid one's feet of every corn
or calluB without pain or soreness or
the danger ot Infection.
This new drug is an ether compound,
and while sticky, dries the moment it
la applied and does not inflame or even
irritate the surrounding tissue.
This announcement will Interest
many women here, for It Is said that
the present high-heel footrwenr Is put.
ting " corns on practically every
woman's feet.
Wishes to Borrow
Best of Security
on Country Property
Party having this amount to loan
please address
BORROWER
MAIL Tlillit'N'K.
Iloxie, order for publication of sum
mons.
Chaniberlaiii-McGraw Lumber Co.,
articles of incorporation.
Probata Court.
Estate of Jacob Shivcly, order confirming-
sale of real property.
l-'state of Geo. Van Tassel, bond of
ndminislrator.
Estate of Ellis J. Xcil, claims filed.
F.stale of Arthur P. Stover, order
to sell real property.
F.stale of W. S. Gondy, order lo
forward personal effects to legatee.
Heal I-'-tato Transfers.
A. .1. Emerson el ux to Cath
erine A. Dunn ct al., land in
two. IIT-'JW 1
Zndie E. Cathcart ct vir to lint-
tie Elliott, laud in twp. 37-
'JW :
10
CLASSIFIED ADVF.IITISIXG
ItATKS.
Ouo cent per word per
Issue; G times for the price of
6.
Fifty eonts a Hue by the
month, without change.
Five words to the lino.
FOR RENI 1IOISE8
FOR KENT :!-room furnished mod
ern bouse, close in. 417 Jay st.,
cor. So. Oakdalc and 11th st. 297
FOR RENT S-room bungalow with
in four blocks of 8. P. Co. depot.
Phono 809-11. 295
FOR RENT Furnished five room
bungalow. Phono 929-W. SOU
FOR RENT A strictly modern 5
room bungalow for rent. Apply
ltonne.lt Investment Co. 297
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Hlsckamlth shea. Good
location. Inquire uf. .Mrs. Wolters,
Talent, Oregon.
HELP WAIVX'St) MALE
WANTED On ranch, niun and wife,
without family. Phone 85s. 297
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Young girl for general
housn work In country. Phono
i:!2-Y. 290
WASTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED llidii on well work. Heiid
der & Kenly, Tel. yw I -J. 29ii
WANTED To rent five-room bunga
low. East front preferred, hard
wood floors and fireplace, on pavod
street. It. It. Sleight, Paul's Elec
tric Store. , 295
WANTED For
sweeping, cull
Tel. GU-J.
expert chimney
Geo. Adlesberger,
290
V ANT ED Registered Duroc sow and
three gills, eligible to registry.
Call Ashland 4-F13 or address Box
50, Mail Tribune. 2 1 11
WANTED Hring us your eggs and
poultry. We pity cash. Medford
Poultry and Egg Co. nil
WANTED Vacuum cleaning, the
largo machine. I furnish my own
power. Henry Currier. Phons
S20-X. 30r,
WANTED Houses to move. Phone
4HS-M, or 4S3-X.
FOR SAI roVLT'UY
FOR HALE Huff Orpington and
llTtitorcup eggs. Moru firsis tiian
ail competitors. Gup winner at
both .Medford shows. .1. W. Shir
ley, Medford.
FOR SALE Uronre (urkey cks, $1
per setting. Aflreda Kins, Talent,
Ore. 3e t
FOR SALE One Petaluma brooder
stove and two hotwater brooders.
M. Miller, Central Point, Ore.
Phono J3-X3. 95
FOR SALE It. I. Red eggs for
!iHt"hin. Mated under Hngan
syr-tem. Phono 4SS-X.
FOR SALE Eggs for hatching.
Single Comb White Leghorns, O.
A. C. sloek, $1.25 for netting of 13
eggs. Phone 500-J4. 313
FOR RALE S. C. Rhode Island Red
rockerels, pullets snd eggs for
hatching. Ernct Webb, Central
Point, Pho-.ie 2 47. 312
FOR SALE S. C. White " Leghorn
otsga, heavy Inyiug strain, 75e set
ting. $4 on hundred. .1. S. Craw
ford, Tiilonl, near d' pot, oo
Fl'RXISUKD AIWKTMENTS. BUSINESS Dl RECTO UY
FOR RENT Only oue completely Accountant.
furnished apartment loft to rent; . ., . -,. - , . ' .
sieain heat, hot and cold water. E. M. WILSON Certified Public,
bnth, kitchenette with gas rungo. Accountnnt. room 411 M. F. & H.
Apply Hotel Holnndi Dldg., Medford, Oregon.
FOR RUST FVRNISUE1 ROOMS. Auto Supplies
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping -.mm.
rooms, with bath. 2 45 N. Grape js1 '
St' tjlj. LAHER AUTO PPRINO CO. We
irnn srv t ivii-STrrnr are operutlns the largest, oldest
I ? . . - aml be8t flipped Plant In tho Pa
FORIvod' team. "wagon, "and clflo northwest Use our springs
harness. Also good new hack. wh,en othJ 'P.11- ,.sy,
Jhon Prader, Talent, Ore. 2 "nt- . 2 Nortb Fifteenth 8t
rortlnnn. Oro.
FOR SALE Two weeks old bull call'. " " 1 ;"T '
Phono 777-L. . 2S)5 AtU.rney.
FOR SALE Jersey heifer, fresh In GEORGE A. COIM1ING Lawyer,
few days: two registered Duroc Room 412. Gnrnett-Corey Pld.
boars, ono 3 yr. old, other 5 mo.; Medford, Ore.
largo prolific strain. Phone S69-W.' GEO. W. CnBrtii Y AttornVy sqd
Notary, Rooms (1-1 0, Jackson Conn-
FOR SALE Good mUc'h cow. fur'nl- S?rkM!?J,f"!!,,ngk Dtran,:0 '
tare and chickens.- Phono 67H-X Central, Medford, Ore.
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE
FOR. SALE Or trade for stock cat
tle, a G-rooin modern bungalow;
no incumbrance; on paved street.
Address II. K enro Mall Tribune.
2 95
FOn SALE Cheap. Four houses
and nine lots. Thrco six and one
three-room house. Near new mill.
Will sell one or nil. Easy terms.
Jasper Glllnupy, 44 Park Placo,
Phouo 919-X. 294
FOR SA1,K SlISCEIJuVNEOCB
FOR SALE Kale In good condition.
Apply Martin J. Hedy.
FOR SALE Household goods garden
tools, etc. E. C. Schultz, at Cafe
Holland.
29!)
FOR SALE Automobile, 45 horse
power Ovarium!. Mrs. Wolters,
Talent. Oro.
FOR 8AUE Dry fir wood. $2.75 tier,
and oak $3.25 tier. E. G. Dow.
Phone S4-I-X. 29S
FOR SALIC -Australian club whoat
and beurdlesn barley seed. Phone
Talent Mont ,Markot. 290
FOR SALE Good beardless barley
seed. Phono 2U1-IC1. 295
FOR SALE Looso
D00-R2.
hay.
Phono
2S5
FOR SALE Second and third crop
alfalfa for hay. A. E. llanley, Med
ford. 290
FOR SALE Alfalfa send, 17 Vic per
lb. M. F. llanley, Medford. 290
FOR SALE One lU-gallon power lee
cvream freezer with motor and
pullies, 2 five gallon cabinets, 2
ice cream cans, wire tables and
chairs, first class condition. P. O.
llox 2o,N, Central Point, Oro. 307
FOR KALE Manure. Ilavo your lots
plowed. Phone 4 73-Y. 302
FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover
sweet clover, timothy and othor
grasses; strictly fancy Rtocks. Write
for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden,
Central Point, Oro,
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN From $101) Olo f TilOO on
first class security. Phone 353-.L
J. II. Andrews. 297
TO LOAN Money loaned on furni
ture, live stock. Implements, ele.
Transactions private, possession
retained. Write I'nion Loan
Agency, 2!" S. High atrcet, Sab in.
Orcgo.i. ;J.ijt
TO LOAN- $2ni)li to loan. Jt. A.
Holmes, the Insurance Man.
TO LOAN : I) 1 1 i.i to loan. liox S.
Mrtii Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE
I-'ORSa7m'"oiPtU DK-l'wiT'red--vond
tank' never u;:ed. Capacity
20',0 gallons. You can trade for
tiieso lor lt-;s than half u'hni regu
lar dealer would charge you. Want
seed wheat or potatoes. Cnrrhro,
$15, cultivator, $5; Jric'.;son nay
for. $5; jack screw, $3: I ...
Hon harrow. $5; orchard plow, ?-;
11 tons hay, $12.50 per ion. In
ciulro of Carkilt and Taylor or Clar
ence C. Pierce, M. F. & 11. Blilg.
Medford. 295
LOST
LOST Heirloom cameo brooch. Re
turn to .Medford Hotel and get re
ward. 294
BUSINESS OPPOKTUMTIE8
WANTED Partner to good money
making business proposition with
Kifiu capita! or more. Addresr P.
) liox 51, Ashland, Oru, 397
rooms 8 'and 9, Medford National
Hank rtiilldlnB.
A. K. R E A MES Lawyer.
Corey blrig.
Collections
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS--Ws
collected some accounts 14 years
old. Wo know how to get the
money. Tlio Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc. Rooms 1, 2, 8. Ras
kins' nidi!., 21 (i E. Main Bt.
Dentists
DR. T. T. SI I AW Dentist. Over Dan
iels Clothing Store In rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. .Tones. Phone
92-Y.
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Onrnntt Corey HldB, Suite 810
Medford, Ore. Phono S50.
Engineer nntl Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and
contractor, 401 M. F. & II. Bldg
Surveys, estimates, irrigation drain
age, orchard uud land Improvement
Garbage
GARHAGHJ Got your premises
cleaned up for the aiimmor. Call
on the city garbage wagons to
good service Phone 874-L t
Y. Allen.
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON HAIGH T Teacher of
plnno and harmony. Il.ilght Muslt
8tudio, 401 Oiiriictt Corey Bldg..
Phone 72
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile, Accldenr,
Liability, Plato Glaus, Contract
and Surety Bonds; Excellent com
panies, good local service. No. 210
Garnett-Corcy Bldg.
Mcillcul.
MltS7iK?iJ M K SON V'iuv fl leal
er. Phone 15 IV, resideiico lloo
East Main Street.
I'by.Hli Inns and Surgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician. 30.1 Garnelt-Coroy build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMUNS Physician ntd
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically torilud nnd gla:i:-:es Hilp
plied. Oculist and Aurb-.t for S. P.
It. R. Co. flffleeq M. I-', fi II. Co
bldg., opposite P. O. Phono 507.
Printers nod Iiihllstier
IMKIU-URll PRINTING CO., 1-
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b-st equipee'l printing ()!'.
Soilt.hern Orecon; l'nolc bi
loose b if ledgers, billii"; sy
etc. Portland prices. 27
Fir st.
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Office 42 North Front Bt. Phone
315. Prices riabt. Service guar
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TIME CARD,
j Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent
! nnd Phoenix dally, cwept Sunday, at
j S:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15
j p. rn. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p.
j m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and
2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Lear
Ashland for Medford dally, except
Sunday, nt 9:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00,
4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur
day nights at C:30. Sundays leave
Aihltnd at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 1:00
and 10: 30 p, m.