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"MTyDFORD MATT, TTRUOT MTCWOTm, 'OT?E(TON",- WEDNESDAY. lAPTCTL 1. 1917. PACE' SEVEN (Continued From rage Ont.) ale llial lie would vide lne .ur rese-ninea. 1 I Wall street interests Senator Nor -Sis asserted, are intwr'f Pfit- ; :nj from (lie I'liiM Stales entering : flic war. lie iw-u iiuiber of newsiKiiers and ucws ngou- LONDON'. April 4. President Wil son's address to congress, translat ed Into German, is being distributed liberally over the German lines by British aviators. It is understood tile samo thing Is being done by French aviators. COURT HOUSE REPORT I....- l..fi eontrolkd und m- ,JlVO IK"i , : fsteil in the ?wM propaganda Lt (lie ootid t'ver known to J jiar t'pon Flag. if "H'e ore into w"r "Pon com ymiIot 'gold," iVorris continued. "We fre nton' (' "lu bidding $eiH's terrible mnndiite, make mil itias ot e"r countrymen suffer, un ld fenerations beiir burdens and yj their life blood und nil because e irant to preserve our commercial .its to deliver munitions to the bel- trents. I feel wo are nbout to put .'dollar sign on the American flair." Senator Kcetl, democrat of llas- oun, replied to Senator rsorris uy eclarinjr that his charge that the war csohition was plucing the dollar sign the American flag was "almost benson." His assertion that the nation was oinsr to war on the demand of old was "an indictment of the presi ont of the United States, an in ictment of congress, of the Ameri an people and of the truth." Senator iXosVis, Heed declared ,'us a man so blinded by his obses- ions "that all that is necessary to ;et him to take a false vision is to 'uggest that some wealthy man o: Merest, however remote or contin (cnt, is concerned in something, or fill make profits from something. ; "The president is not calling Auier en to arms for the sake of a few mltry dollars," Senator Reed con inued, "but for the life, honor and in ejrrity of this country to say that teutral nations shall not be crushed aider the iron heel of that military espotism that threatens the life and ivilization of free countries, and, in net, the world." I Senators James, ' Williams and iotnereno joined in a sharp tilt w ho Nebraska senator nt which spec' ltors laughed nnd applauded. Some issed statements by Senator Norris nd were warned against demonstrn Ions. When Senator Reed said the Ne i-aska senator owed it to the coun ry to make clear his "dollar mark lalement, Senator Morris replied he bald not help wrong constructions pine; placed upon his words and dis (aimed any reflection upon the prcsi fent or congress. j Lll Follctte Speaks. I Senator T.n Follctte began to speak h the war resolution in the senate He this afternoon. i Senntor I.a Follctte declared the pntiment of the poor against war fould make itself heard, "and 1 hope ai a peaceful and orderly way before long, when if we take this step prices f necessities will multiply and they ill come to be taxed double agir.i nd again, if n vote were take inong the American people it would how ten to one ngainst war. Circuit Court. California-Oregon Power Co., vs. W. Hurtled et al, for money. Isunc N. Shook vs. Tannic Shook, answer. V. K. Merrick et al vs. Win. M. Holmes et al, notice. Dig Pines Lumber Co. vs. Minnie MeKee, notice. Prudence M. Piatt, exec, vs. W. 1.. Frerea, et al, summons. Prolmto (uct. Reta Tiffin, guardianship, petition for allowance. Olive R. Hell estate, order. Wm. Greenfield estate, linal ac count. Naturalized, lleinrich Shulz, Medford. William Sliulz, .Mcdf.-rd. Jollll lit te.nl::ielli.-r, linen. Marriage License Harry Ku.ucne Hoke and Elizabeth Walker Norwood. Harvey Judson Field lo liernti Eliz- abeth Roberts. Amos C. Apple t Alum F. (loll. Henry JLinkin to Kleanor Crow- der. David Smith to Janie Johnson. Clinton C. Hanner to Ivy Keeton. Clifford 0. Poynter to Myrtle R. MncLean. TODAY'S MARKETS Portland Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., April 4. Hogs celpts 527. Steady. Bulk of pack ig graues jii.2uom.iu; neavy licking $14. 35 14.50; light pncklnii 1 . .... ....... . n :II4.2V((M4.3u; rougn neavies ILJ.ilU; l'lBS U1IU Blll fli.lUj lock hogs $11.50 12.75. I Cattle receipts 58; steady. 8teer9 prime HKIll ii.uu ii a. 1 .1 , in iiiiu ova ) K9. 35 9.65; good $8.90 j 9.25 ows, choice, $8(&S.25; niedluni ;ood $7 6)7.75; ordinary to fair $0.2 ,1.0.75: heifers JC.GOSi 8.D0; bulls ; r rti 7.25; calves $6& 10. Sheep receipts none; steady. Lambs ast ot mountains $ 13.25 iff 13.50 limbs valley $13 91 13. 2u ; lambs horn $10.76 (fi 12.25; prlmo wethers 1 1.50 ?i 12; choice ewes $ 1 0.50 ti 11 eavy ewes $8.75 Q 9.25. Poi-tlund lluttor. PORTLAND, Or., April 4. nutter rm. Cube extras 40 Vic; prime firsts ilc; firsts 39fe 39Hc. Chicago Ttlli'.O. CHICAGO. AO " 4 W05O: C10o ay dtf f t" '.pfi8?..NI, (r.. All 4. Wheat ong, trailing lici: spo bids un Mneed to 2c liinW'r. Illuestem t 79- fit-tyfold Sl.4 club $1.73 d Hussian $1.72. llarl.'v No. 1 feed $42; sales 6 00 ;.ns (May.) Today's tar receipts: Wheat 19 our 2; oats 2. Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir SU. Rral Kstate Transfers. II. Johnson, et ux, to ('has. L. Winter, lot in McCnll add. Ashlaud - . $ II. J. Pederson et vir to Mary A. Fetsch, pt 22-40-2W James Shields et ux to L. L. Norcross. nt 2-37-2W II. H. Toft, et ux to S. Chllders, lot 9, block 9, Imperial Add. Medford G. Shlvely, adm., of Jacob Shlvely to Fred L. Putnam, land In 0-40-2 E George Putnam to Kelly's Is land Club, land in 32 and 33 T. 34 R. 1 W. and in 4-35-1 W C. W. Murphy, et ux, to Minnie Lance, land In T. 37, R. 2 W Gold Hill Quartz Mining Co., land inl4-3li-3V 100 Mrs. Dr. Holt lias gone to Oakland, ;al., to visit her daughter and otiic. relatives. Mrs. J. B. and Mrs. Phillip Jackson, Mrs. John Watkins and her daughter. Miss Anna, went to Medford Friday. Mrs. Watklns and her daughter were going to Central Point to consult a specialist with regard to her daugh ter's health. Gus Nichols and his son, Thomas F., were in town Thursday and Fri day and Friday took a band of about one hundred head of cattle to the range on Salt creek. They were look Ins very well. Gus Is too much of a caU!enuin to let cattle die for want 'of feed when it can bo had. Mike Hanley passed through here Friday on lila way to his ranch. Hp Saturday. He is another cattleman who will provide feed, if possible, for his stock. Friday tbo school children here had their flag day exercisos, speeches, songs, and the raising of the flag, af ter which the ontlre school joined in singing partiotlc songs. The exercis es are highly spoken of and Beemed to be highly appreciated. The citizens of Eagle Point are raising money to defray tho expense so as to have all ot hor track meot with our school May 3. They had such a good time last year that they have decided to try again. They expect to have o.t least ten or twelve schools take part in the exercises and try to excel tho one wo had last year. The school board met Friday night at the school house for tho purpose of electing the teachers for the coming year. There were eleven application presented to tho board but there were no selections made, as the members of the school board wanted time to think and in vestigate. 1 Gus Norman and John Qtincken busher were among the visitors Fri day. Charles S. Painter and & mnn by the name of Gay gave me their subs, to the Daily Mail Tribune Friday p. m. Mr. Gay had his dally addressed to Irvin Daliack, Eagle Point. They are herding a band of sheep belong ing to Mr. Lewis of Central Point on the prairie north of here. . A. H. Peachy and son Robert were here Friday combining business with pleasure. Since my last report In addition to the two subscriptions mentioned above I have sent Fred Stanley a re ceipt for his subscription to tho Weekly Mall Tribune. an Ashlaud business caller Saturday.! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt of Tal ent spent Sunday afternoon visiting at the home of Marian TrVer in Talent. Jim Briner was a business caller from Wagner creek Monday. Fred Combs and wife were in from Wagner creek Monday. Hershal and John Lucy are haul ing wood from the Briner saw mill. Wood seems to be a premium around Talent. WHlbur and John Beeson drove fine band of cattle through town Monday on the way to the summer range. been beautifying the school grounds and are planting out shrubbery and flowers. Bob Wilcox was In town Tuesday. See Marlou Tryer about fixing up thoso shoes. Mrs. Stanard, one of tho teachers In the Talent school, is looking at property la Talent with the evident intention of buying. Mrs. Stanard has accepted tho primary grade tor next year. L. M. Wilson, a former resident of Talent, is In Talent nnd expecta to spend the summer here. Mr. Wilson formerly used to own the Leach place. John Norman was an Ashland bus- were the guests of Mrs, Oliver Wult erc. Physical culture club meet at the Ames hall Tr.ef.Iay afternoon. Frank Smith was a business culler from Wagner creek Tuesday. George Brlatow was down from his ranch on Anderson creek Tuesday. T. E. Scantlln and son were haul- lug hay from their Anderson creek ranch Tuesday afternoon. Nick Brophy took a load of hogs to Ashland Tuesday. Mrs. J. B. Robison was In town from Iness caller Tuesday. the Bagley ranch Monday. Mrs. Nellie Beeson was a visitor In Dr. Charles Helstead came in from Ashland Tuesday his mining claim on Wagner' creek N. O. Powers and Bob Wilcox wero Monday. Dr. Helstead Is expecting In Medford Tuesday attending to bus- to go over Into tho Antelope country iness matters. Tuesday. ' Mrs. Lizzie Bocsou was shopping Walter Jofferles was in town at- in town from Wagner creek. tending to business mutters Monday H. W. Frame was lu town Tuesday 10 10 10 10 EAGLE POINf EAGLETS By A. C. Howlett Charles Clark, our meat market man, lias moved nis lamuy uum me old Geo. Brown & Sons' store build lug into the Wm. Von der ilellen house, formerly occupied by Clay Colo. Mr. Griffon, who now owns what Is known as the old Tucker, or stone houso place on Rogue river, was here Wednesday for dinner and spent tho night with us. He seemed to lie look lug for a band of sheep ot a certain grade. Our beautiful Little Butte creek got on a rampage Thursday morning and one of our neighbors, L. K. Haak lost a valuable young cow. She start ed to cross the creek and got one of her feet fast under a rock and drowned. About the same time we had five of our little bunch of cattle undertake to cross the creek and one of them, on eldely cow, drifted down and finally lauded on the same sld of the creek on which she started but landed under a steep bank sonic ten or twelve feet high, but by the use of a rope and the assistance of three strong men we managed to get her up the bank nil O. K. John Allen of Derby had another lot of hay shipped up to try to save his stock and Guns Peck of Lake Creek had a part ot a car shipped out from Medford to be taken up to his plnce. Among the passengers Oi the P. & K, Thursday were IrTungate n. F. and Via. F. T. N'ewpot and daughter on Cielr ay uQ 10 visit Mrs. N's. parents. Dr. Holt made a professional call in Butte Falls via the P. & E. rout' Wim. I ol man of l;ItO,x. the maw who broke his leg and was at the Sunnyslde for several weeks, but now at his father-in-law's, Wm. Taylor, rijiovered so as.tO be able to go a lit tie on crutches, had the misfortune to hava ono of his crutches slip and threw his weight on his broken leg and bent It, as tho bones had nut, thoroughly knit together. Dr. Holt was called and ho soon straightened the leg and now he Is confined to his bed again. - fie surely has had a hard time this winter. Miss Eleanor Crmviler, who taught school this lust year nt Echo, was married to Mr. H. Munkin on Satur duy, March 31st. In honor of the occasion, n big dinner was served to relatives and a few friends nt the home of the bride's parents, Mr. und Mrs. Cobb Law. Mr. nnd Mrs. Man kin will miike their home in Echo, where Mr. Munkin owns considerable Innd. We all wish them happiness, The Parent-Teachers' Club will meet at the home of Mrs. R. W. Eld en on April 7th. The books from the state traveling library will have nr rived by that time, and the ladies will have an opportunity to see them nil before unv is taken iiiviiv. Mr. J. . Elden is on the sick list Mrs. Roy Nichols has entirely re covered from her recent illness. Mrs. R. W. Elden spent Thursday afternoon nt the home of ill's. Kradv in Central Point. A few of liilaud llirkholz's friend spent Sunday iifteniiiim at bis home the occasion being the celebration of his 11th birthday. Mr. deorge Davis is improving sliiwlev from his recent attack of the grippe. Miss Virginia Itrndy spent the week-end wilh her little friend I.ucv Elden. . evening. "W, A. Strntton was In from his ranch east of Bear creek Monday ev ening transacting business. Miss King of Anderson creek wfls a Monday caller in town. Gren WJthrow was in town from Anderson creek transacting business Monday. Edgar Adams of Wagner creek was attending to business matters In town Monday. Edward Dickey was in from Wag ner creek Tuesday morning. In the investment of the town in a town bell it is a movo on tho road to progression, which will make Tal ent grow. Heretofore thero has been means of notifying the town in case of fire, and tho installing of this bell may be the means of Talent be coming a larger town. Mr. Chapman Is Installing tho bell In the belfry of the town hall. P. M. Kershaw was a Talent -busi ness caller from Medford Tuesday. Wo are glad to report that Mr. Pace, who has been very sick from blood poisoning, is able to bo around again and we hope ho will soon be ble to take his position nt tho school again. Marlon Centers of Medford was up on Anderson creek Tuesday. Farmers In this section nre again busy In the fields. Though this spring Is very late there is more wat or In the ground at the present time than there has been all -winter In the few years past. This should Insure good crops of all kinds. Mr. Adamsou, tho banker of Tal ent, Is having new bath fixtures in stalled in his residence. 10. E. Cook is doing the work. R. E. Robinson was In from Wag ner creek Tuesday attending to busi ness matters. Mr. Bowman has moved out to the Rasey place and will try his hand at raising potatoes, fbeans, etc. Wilbur Beeson, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Holdridge, and Mrs. Seaman have attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. James Pellett wore in from their ranch, Tuesday ana BUSINESS DrrtKCTOBT A list?! Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largest. nioeHi and best equipped plnnt In the Pa cific northwest t'se our anrlnet when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarnntoe. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Pimplca Disappear J 1 here is iinc ri : to clear away all i.tU-r skin crv.p;: :,l:in si.fi), .'..ar :.. Any !- r:t .uy iiial sell.. lai.s ;.i;l -s, l!otc!.er, and i and that makes the bdt!:y. n r.i:p"!y you with zeir.o, wtucii iren-.Taiiy overcomes an :!--in diseares. A':n.-, e'.'.e:r.a, itell, pim jik'!, rr.s'lic', b'.a'.'l; heads in most cases cive' way to la'iuo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear ovcrii:ghi. I'.chui" use-ally stops instantly. Zcmo is a safe antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs only 25c; on extra lari'c bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, is not'preasv or sticky and is povlively afc for tri'lcr. sensitive skins. Tim K. W. l:o Co., C?lvrlaml, O. GEORGE A. CODDING Lawyer, Room 412, Garnett-Corey Miag., Medford, Ore. GI50. W. CHF.RRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson i;oun tv Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law- rooms 8 nnd 9, MedrorU National Bank Building. FOR HUNT Fl KNlKllFl) HOtSUS, Eat lost meat and take Salts for Sack- ache or Bladder trouble 1 Neutralizes acids. TALENT TALK George Bishop was a business call er from tho Suncrcst orchard Satur day. Miss Pearl Stump was shopping 10 Ashlaud Saturday. J. J. King and family wero shop ping In town from Anderson creek- Saturday. John Ca'oin of AO lerO0 creek was a town caller SaturOuy. Bill O'er by was In frnoi 0,'agO'Si creek Saturday morn log- Mr. Sawyer was a buo'ness caller fiOm Wagner creek .'Otuo'lay. ItO'iert ano Smest I'ervis were le from Wnger creek attending to busi ness matters Saturday. Vllllnmo'hnelr of Anderson creek wi0 a business caller Saturday morn Ing. Osrow Wlthrow was In from An derson creek Saturduy. E. C. Gardner was In town from east of Bear creek attending to busi ness matters Saturduy. W. A. Stratton from east of Bear erevk was a town business caller Saturday. Warren Scott from Wagner creek was In town attending to business matters Saturday. Bill Fox from Wagner creek was FOR RENT Modorii furnished four- room house: on pavement, l'none 370-W. IjOST LOST Tall light and number plate 22040. Return to Mall Tribune of fice or address J. -Archibald Brownsboro, Oro. 3 1 Urio acid In moat e'litcs the kidneys, thev become overworked: net sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy ; the bladder IB irri tated, and you may be obliged to seek re- liel two or inrce tunea uunuif inc iiikhim When the kidneys clog you must Help tliem flush olf the body's urinous waste or you'll bo a real sick person shortly. At nrst vou leel a UUII Ulisi-iy ill me iwiu- ney region, you Buticr from backache, sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets sour, tongue coated and you feel rheu matic twinges when the weatner 19 una. Eat less meat, drink lots of water; also get from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tauiespooniui in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapeB and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been UBcd for generations to clean clogged kidneys and stimulato them to normal activity, also to neutralize tho acids in urine, so it no longor is a aource of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in jure; makes a delightful effervescent lithia-watcr drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists here nay they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble whilo it is only double FOR SALE I'OVI.TRY FOR SALE Fancy white Leghorn eggs, 4c each. Phono 3S0-M. . i FOR SALE Whlto leghorns, Silver Lnco W'andotts, for hatching Phone 2 04-W. P. E. Wynkoop. 326 FOR BALK WIJUHUS FOR SALE Six-room house and Iota on N. Quince Street. Mrs, Ramsey. IG N. Oulncn. 11 WAXTEP SI ISCF.LI.ANEOl'S Kilt KALE Furniture at a bargain r,"2 No. Riverside. Phono 531-Y. 15 FOR SALE 'New Oregon strawberry nlnnln. 40c oer 100. Sil.OO Del' 100(1 .Ins Stewart. 324 Plum st. Phone ft I ll-H la RANCHES FOR SALE FOR SALE 100 acres, mostly bot tom. 70 under cultivation, on high way and Roguo river, about to ho foreclosed. Can be had for JilJ.iO. 'Write G. E. McAllister, Attorney, Ashland, Oro. , 15 FOR SALE OR KENT Five itcres, close lu, well Improved, Phone 023-lt. Jf & iMi TYRONE-aVt. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE lot) acre ranch, 70 acres In cultivation both timber and pasture land, X room two-story house, 5-ucre young prune orchard. Price $10, 000. Will take in exchange siuull ranch near Medford to the value of $.11)00, balance terms. Address .1. B. lienslee, Cnnyonvillo, Oro. 10 FOR SALE Largo vacuum cleaner, In itood running order. Sue mo at Hertford Lumber Co.. or call alter i!::to n. in. Henry Currier, 423 lllMlttV St. 1 FOR SALE Young team of horses iwauon and buggy. Phono 2S-H-- 10 Attorneys A. K. REAMES- Corey bids. -Lawyer. Garnett Collect Ions COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 years old. Wo know how to gel the money. The Bullock Mercantile Agencv. Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Haa klns' Hldg,, 21(1 E. Main st Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dontlst. Over Dan iels Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone) 692-Y. DR. W. M. VAN 8COYOO DR. C. O. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Garnett Corey Bldg., Suite 81 Medford, Ore. Phone 8C6. Engli'iX'r mill Conductor FKUD N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Hid. SurveyB. estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchard nnd land Improvement tiurluigo GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for tho summer. Cbu on the city garbage wagons fo good sorvlce. Phone S74-L, Y. Allen. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halght Muslt Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg, Phone 72. liiHiiranco UARL S. TUMY Goneral Insurance oftlco, Flro, Automobile, Accident, Linbility, Pinto Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellont com panies, good local service. No. 'HQ Gurnett-Corcy Bldg. WANTED Bring us your eggs and Poultry. Wu nay cash. Medford Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED To buy weaned pigs and shouts up to 00 pounds. II. W. Illnghnn:. Medical MRS. GEO. JACKSON Vlavi Doal. er. Phono 154Y, residence 90S East Main Street. WANTED Poultry. Wo nro In the markot for all kinds of poultry dally. Get our cash and trade prices. Phoenix Mercantile Co. WANTED I!. A. llamlln, dealer in hldoH, wool and mohair. Iligheiit prices paid. Office Laurel St. mar ket. Phono 475-L. 32 form-fit COLLAR CLUETT,rEABODYS.CaV:'.MAK'T' FOR SALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber laud, from $10 per aero up, on long time, easy payments. Address R., earn Tribune. ' 1 I 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 : 1 ) A P. RT.M FA TS MONEY TO U1.W TO LOAN $1000 ranch security. Andrews. In 1 11,000 on 'hone :t r. . .1. it. FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing apartments. Parties engaging them fur two months will be given a receipt for two and oneltalf months. Phono 247-L. 12 TO LOAN $1000 to loan. Mali Trirnnn Box S. FOR RENT Desirable furnished upt. The licrbcu, 10 Quince. 321 ni'SINESS OPPOItTI NITY WANTED Mnn with small capital. who wants a good position, ( nil 870-J. I FOR RENT MIHCKLLANEOt'S AGENTS WAXTKI). FOR RENT $2(1 until October 1st, 1 y acre;! with six room bouse, burn, chicken bouso and fine shade trees. I M. .lunacy, Jack son County Abstruct t'o. l'i WANTED RcprcHcntiiilvu for an old lino legal reserve life Insurance company of California. Expert enco unnecessary If you have salesmanship ability; will leach you tbo business. Policy contracts unexcelled. Life, health and accl- "KkligioN Oftiu. Kerercnce reipnreu. Ad dress R. W. Wiietui, K.I7 North western Bunk btiildlng, Portland. Oregon. 1 II FOR RENT Garde lands, fanning land, stock ranches. Gold Ray Reulty t'o. JBWlflxtiAB'H 8 My Dr. Charles W. El lot, and other I'nltiiriau literiilun sent free to luipiirers. AddreHri 0m lliu.el Burton, Central Point, It. i'. D. No. 1, Oregon. 1 I I WANTED To rent. Modern unfurn ished house. Desiro good location. Givo full particulars. II. W. Bing ham, Medford. " WANTED Old false teeth. Don't matter If broken. I pay $1.00 to $5.00 per set. Mull to L. Mazer. 2007 B. Fifth street. Philadelphia, Pa. Will send cash by return mall. 32C WANTED Houses to move. Phone 4H8-M, or 4KX-X. - WANTED Vacuum cleaning. Gov ernment endorsed machine. Satis faction guaranteed. Harry A. Wy- song, phono Jacksonville 282. 3 FOR NAM -MISCIM.IiANEOL'K Foil SALE Red raspberry plants Title per hundred. F. F. l.oder place, Central Point road. 12 FOR SALE Second-hiiiid reaper In A I condition. While Urns., Rogue Itlver. Ore. 10 FOR SALE - Rei-lcaned homegrown allaira seed, 17c per pound. II. L. Dnigc, 111 Geneva avenue, .Medford Phone 1)1 1-R. ail FOR SALE Good, widl located gro cery store, will Invoice about three thousand ilollurH. Inquire Heath & Herman, Gruiils Puss, Ore. 11 Pos?3 8W dtftN8 WANTED at once. 403-R-l. Mnrrlcd man wants work Phono J. W. B! phOrd 1 1 .MORPHINE AND LIQUOR addiction cured In from three to four duy, without suffering. Dr. Grill'ln, Tnlent, Ore. 2 HEM1 WANTED l'KM.!, ' FOR RENT ROCHES WANTED A Ifcdy of lair education. Pleasunt Ooak, salary Jl.-.O per day, 7 hours. Box II. (1. B., Mat! Tribune. 1 WANTED Girl tor housework, after- noons only. Phono 071. 11' Foil SA l,l: I.I KSTO K FOR RENT Hlx-room modern lll 11 K- irlow; gus range. 01!) North Riv erside. 1 ." FOR RENT Furnished nnd unfur nished houses, Employment Agen cy. M A. Hnrfor. 123 Ensl Main. FOR SALE Small buckskin learn, harness and covered wagon, cheap. 329 N. Bnrtlctr. 12 FOR SALE Mule, years, 1200 Ibi. Phono 7SS-R-5. Call Chas. Zlm merman. 1 1 FOR SALE Sows and pigs .1 to 0 weeks old, at Westerluiid orchards. J. E. Clemens, mgr., Phono 8 F-2." FOR SALE Fonr-.vcar-old grade Belgian stallion. W. S. Stincllff. Phoenix. 28 WANTED Have I wo clicnls who wish i to iiiircli.'iso Mftlfom im- lH'iivcd jn'operty if pricctl riirnt. nut nave you to offer. Set; (ho Fehl Investment Co. North Fir street, FOR SALE at a bargain, one 7 Vi b. p. electric motor and one R rough cenlilfiigul pump, with suction pipe, belt do., Cull on -ir address L, A. Martin, Roguu River, Ore. R-l HI Physicians and Surgeons DR. CLARA DUNN, Physician and S irgcon. During past 3 4 years has given special attention to diseases of women and children, and to dis orders of tho nervous Bystem. Of fice rooms 10 and 11 Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. i'liono 200. :iS DR. .W. W. IrOWARD Ostoopathto physician. 303 Garnott-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and thront Eyes scien tifically testod and glasses sup- plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. P. it. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667. Printers und Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Book binding, loose lent lodgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAOE CO. Office 42 North Front Bt. Phone 815. Prices right. Survlce guaranteed. FOR SALE -Early Sunrise seed po tatoes. Phone 4."i2-W. C. M. Par ker. 18 FOR SALE I A iiiunl wngon, new. Iiniuire Talent blacksmith shop. 11 FOR SAI.E- Ncw 200U gal. g'llvan ld lank. Phono 12 1. Rurdw-el! Fruit Co. 11 FOR SALE Pnxson'B superb dnhltas. Ehtht named labeled bulbs, $1; as lioiteit colors and clnsscs, cactus, peony and decorative. Ten unla beled. $1. Postage paid. Send for list. R. II. Pnxson, Central Point, Oregon. 25 FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover sweet clover, timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samplei. Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point. Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE On a light car, hnrso, buggy, harness. Good condition. Box O, Mall Tribune. 324 FOR SALE Egg rases nnd fillers, Med fold Poultry & Egg Co. INTERCRHAtf AUTOCAR CO. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dully, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. in. Also os Saturday at 10:16 p, m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a, m. and 2:00, 6:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m. Also on Satur day nights nt 6:30. - Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. ni. and 1:00, 6:00 and 10:30 p. m. WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Alain Street, Medford The Only Exclusive Comini'i'ciitl Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made any time or jilace, by appointment. Phone Ul-J. We'll do tho rest. E. D. WESTON, Prop. t
