'ERNEST MMMST-
LETTER TELLS OF
SEEING LONDON
A letter dated from London, June
111, from Ernest Adams, the Mcd
ford aviator who was reccnfly lulled
in Lnftiaim, nocn received Here,
descriptive of n visit to London, I!
follows :
I urn ill London at present, on n
three-day pass to visit the nietropo-
and it certainly is a wonderful
eity, so entirely ditlerent from New-
York, t'hienfro or any other Ameri
can city. Everywhere there are so
jmiiv interesting sifrhts to see, that in
such a short time os three days one
enn only see a few of the most im
portant. Sly one regret is that 1
have forgotten so much iiliont English
iiistory, as nearly all of the old places
mean so much in the early history
of England.
"Yesterday, T, with two other hoys
who eonie to London with me, took a
sight seeiiiif trip, first ridinsr iiriiimd
through the business section and then
to the Tower of London. The Tower,
or old fortress,-covers about 10 acres
and is surrounded by u moat, which
is dry now, and used as a drill srouiul.
We went all through the tower, and
among a ew of the most important
things we saw, were the spot where
Anne Boleyn was beheaded, also the
block and axe used in the executions
of early davs, We were in the room
in the tower, where the two princes
were murdered by suffocation, and
also saw where their bodies were
found 200 years later.
"We saw all the means of torture
of the early days, such as the rack.
limib screw, spiked collar, etc., and
also the full armor worn in the time
of the crusades. Leaving the tower,
we went through 8t. Paul's cathed
ral, which is the most wonderful
building architecturally, on the inside,
that I have ever seen. The ceiling
is one of the finest examples of mo
saic work in the world, and the seats
mid woodwork in the choir room is
all hand carved, the work of one
man, who devoted his entire life to it,
and taking him forty years to com
plete.
"Next, came Westminster Abbev,
the oldest part of which was built by
a Saxon king, Kebert, in the year
tiOL We-saw the grave in -which he
was buried in (lie year OKi, and (lit
graves of most of the men and women
who have made history of England
u pto the present time. Many of the
most valuable statues and relics of
the early days are covered with sand
hags as a precaution against air
raids, e saw the niieen s corona
tion chair, which has been used for
nearly a thousand vears, hut the
king's chair, as well ns the crown
jewels, havo been nut nwuv out of
danger of any possible air raid.
Last night went to the Hippo
drome and saw "The Box o' Tricks,"
the scenery of which was beautiful.
otherwise it didn't amount to much.
Tims endcth my first day in London.
This morning I went, oat to Bucking
ham Palace, the home of the kill"
and queen, in time to see the guard
mount or change of guards. It is a
very formal affair, hot to me seems
like so much "red tape."
"This afternoon I went through
the House of Parliament, and heard
a debate for about an hour jiml a
half, in the House of Commons. This
was Queen Alexandria's Hose Kay,
and most of the "belles" of Loudon
were on the streets selling roses for
the benefit of the lied Cross. This
Afternoon about '25 of us Americans,
stood up on Lord Nelson monument in
Trafalgar Ktitim-o, with some of the
young lady rose sellers, and had our
pictures taken by seven or eight dif
ferent photographers ns Queen Al
exandria was driving by. Hhe Was to
get out and come up to hay some
roses where we were standing, Imt
Rowing to its raining, she didn't stop,
hir pictures will probably appear in
the morning papers, Wlien I came
to London I didn't expect to have in
picture taken with the (pieen.
"Tonight J saw J'Scven Days'
Leave" at the Lyceum and it was
very good. H started at 7 p. in. !nd
was over at !).:H1, so 1 had nothing to
do the rest of the evening Imt write
letters. Tomorrow we are planning
on taking a boat ride up the Thames
river.
"The streets of London run in all
directions, and 1 have never seen a
city that is so hard to find your way
n round, rsri-iitll.v ut night, 'with nil
the lighfs out. ll is ipiitc tin impres
sive sight walking down the street, to
see soldiers in uniforms of nearly ev
ery allied nation. The American Y.
M. C. A. called the' "Kiiglo Hut" is
right in the center of London, and
covers a square block. There are
many American girls who work there
in the office, and a wattre-M's, and
they certainly try to make it pleas
ant lor us, w hile we lire here. There
,nre also many American lied t'ro.-,s
nurse here.
"I will he broke for another month
Imt it certainly i- worth it, n I
Uiny never et another chance, while
I am here, to visit London. I hope
(hat when I get over to France, I
will he fortunate enough to have the
opportunity of visiting Paris before
I leave."
FiisiSs
M INARCH!
STOCKHOLM, July 17. FSimiA
reactionary (White Guard) newspa
pers are again appearing, under
Herman and White Guard protection.
The leading tied Guard paper In Fin
land, the Helsingfors T.vomles, has
been suppressed.
AH the papers now allowed to ap
pear declare for a monarchy Instead
of a republic in Finland, One, the
Svensk Tidning, gays:
"A German prince ts the only pos
sible sovereign for Finland."
'.Most other papers are openly pro
German, but make no suggestion as
to the nationality of the coming king.
In Abo, second Finnish eity, a mon
archist association has been formed.
which has issued an appeal Warning
the absence of a permanent head to
the state, for the Russian upheaval,
and pleading for a monarchical ar
rangement similar to Sweden's,
Opposition to the monarchy plan
Is certain from the Finnish socialists
and the defeated Red Guards who
return to their country. Opposition
to a German monarch is also devel
oping among Swedish liberals, who
are circulating propaganda tn Fin
land against the Germanizing ot that
country and the choice ot a German
king.
iOW SPIRITED
OX TilK FRENCH FRONT, July
17, (By the Associated Press.)
Prisoners taken hy the French have
been very low-spirited on account of
their losses, A battalion comman
der captured inveighed against the
regular officers of the German army.
Ho said they sent reserve officers
forward, white they remained in the
rear. If any officer compiaineft the
regular officers formed a conrtmar
tial and meted out stern iranisbment.
Mrs MARKETS
I'ortlaml livestock
l'OK'TI.ANI), Ore., July 17. Cat
lie steady; receipts 1 !!,". Sfeers,
Prime, $1 1.; "Holi'J.'t; good to
choice, $ 1 .,( 1 !.(.; medium to
good, .f Sl.'illft! ilt.7." ; fair to medium.
!f8..")(l(f S'!(); common to fair, .fri.5()((f.
$."(); cows and heifers, choice, $K.U0
(ri'8.70; medium to good, $liMff(7.'M;
lair to median!, if o.0H'rf (UH! ; rimers
.f;i.()(lf 5,0(1; hulls, .(.5(Hl7.."tl ;
calves, ifH,.Wfi'l (.."ill; slockers mid
feders, .f li.dllrti H.tHl.
llogssleady; receipts 11)8. Prime
mixed, .f 1 7.1."?Ci 1 7,85 ; medium mixed,
$lll.75(d 17,25; rmijjh heavies, iflfi.Oli
l(i.5(l; piss, ,l5.75(((1li,25; bulk of
sales, $l(i.85C 17.00.
Hheep higher; receipts 3;i!1. Fast of
mountains litnihs, .tl:i.75( 1-1.75; val
ley lambs, $ 1 ;i,50(r 1 1.01) ; yprlim;s,
.f!!.5llf td.OIHI; wethers, .f R,5(K Si.50 ;
ewes, ,f(UI(l( H.0I1.
Honor anil Kicks
PORTLAND, Ore, July 17 Bai
ter steady; eity creamery prints, 48c;
cartons, -lite; ImyiiiK price butter fat,
Portland, 51c; cube exims, 45; firsts,
41c; seconds, VMa -i.'lc; dairy tllc,
EGOS Selling -price, case eonnt,
,10c. Raying price, .'!8c; candled,
-I'Je; selected candied in cartons, 4 tc.
I'On.TIiY Hens, U5((2(; broil
ers, 30fo,'!2e ; old roosters. Hie; turk
eys, 28(."!0"; geese, 22c; ducks,
young, ;til( :i(ic ; old, :i5c.
Portland Ciratn
WHKAT New crop, 2.20; barley.
feed, $511; brewiii!,', 52; oats, !f(il.5tl
hid ; coin, Ko. :i, vellow, if7(t bid.
MIMST!'KFS-Hnm. :1 ; shorts,
;i;i; middlings, $:).()(( :u.
HAY Buying price, timothy, $30;
alfalfa, $2.; gram, $23.
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
Miss Rdna Royd is making an ex
tended visit with her brother, C. ft.
Royd at the Del Rio.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Clmmplln were
Sunday dinner irucsts of Mr. and
Mrs, C. It. Wahl.
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Alden, Mr. and
Mrs, C. W. tlickey picnicked along
the Applejtate Sunday.
Kdtth Cainnbell of Mcdford, Is
upending the week with Martha Por
ter. Harris Porter Is In Mcdford
making a visit with his cousin, Wit-
Ham Campbell.
Mrs. Jacobs and G. W. Jacobs were
business visitors in Medford Satur
day.
Florence Allen drove down from
MBDFQRD MATE TR1BUNT0, MEDFORD, OREfSON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918
Ashland Thursday and called on
Riverside friends. I
Mr. and Mrs. John Short are the)
proud parents of a baby daughter,'
Harriet 6hort, 1
Fred Champlin was a Medford vis- j
itor the last of the week,
Mrs. W. W, Hittle is enjoying a
vfstt from her sister who for some
years has been a resident of Alaska.
On account of the extreme cold of
the past winter, they decided to!
make a change. j
Farmers are cutting their second j
crop of alfalfa. C. I. Woolverton is
getting his hay baler In operation. J
-Mrs. C. W, Dickey and Mrs, O. B.
Atden left Monday morning for Los j
Angeles where they will make a two ;
weeks visit with their brother, F, 15.
Hatteson and wife.
Carl flitter took dinner at the R. 1
W. Bngel home Saturday evening. I
Mrs, C, R, Boyd and I, H, Porter i
were McBford visitors Friday.
W, H. Striker and Arthur Pratt
were down from the mill at Gtendale
the middle of the week,
Mr. and' Mrs, Myron Lanes were
down from Mcdford Sunday and with
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Lance picnicked j Phoenix, Ore.
and fished on the bunks of thoU, T, Punier
Rogue. ' - j
It is exeeeted that work wilt liecin f
on the irrigation ditch this week.
t
-JACKSONVILLE
Mr. Jewel Ryan han returned to
Bremerton, Wa.sh., after a visit with
her (Mtrents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.
Bailey.
Sir. "and Mis. Jack ifefer, Mrs, Ray
mond Refer, Mis Berniee Reter and
51i.ss eiia Single have returned from
a motor trip lo Crescent City.
Harvey Miller, accompanied by
two friends visited the former's
mother, Mrs, llnry Miller, lust week, j
heme; en route. from Burlington, Calif.,
to Heattle, Wash, s
Mr. and Mrs. Y. J, MVfntire return
ed from Hnindon, Ore., where they
visited their daughter.
Mi's. Hal liarrmirton lias returned
from t'orvallis and ha;; resumed her!
old (tesition with the telejdtone com-:
puny.
Mr, nud Mrs, Henry Rsmumm re
turned lo Kan Francisco Sainrday;
after a two weeks visit with rela
tives living here,
i). W. Cronemilfer left for Port
land the first of last week where he
expects to locate,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Nimmn mo
tored from Colesiin last week. They
were tteAimptmied by Mrs. Josephine
Itnssell and Miss Frances Niimnn,
who are visiting them from Califor
nia, Miss Douglas of. Salem is the guest
of Miss l,enti; Omtwurd for a few
weeks.
Miss Lillian Pierce has accepted
position in ihe emirt house and is
making her home in Jacksonville,
fleorge Wendt wan among the
Jacksonville boys who left for Fort
McDowell lust week,
B, It. Heekman has returned from a
business trip to Portland.
Jr. It. F. Uordon, who is visdmg
here from Walla Walla, Wh,, was
honor gift's! at n picnic party
hold on Ihe hanks of llogue river Hun-
day. Those present were; Harry
l.ing und family, Mr, imd Mrs, F. J.
Fick arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis ririHi und son mid Mrs, Ella
Cook of Jacksonville, and Mr. mid
Mm, O, t'. King, Sirs. Kmtih, Sir, and
Mrs. itlaiii Klum, Miss Leah Klom,
Miss Mary McKendrv and William
fiudge of Mcdford and !r. I,. K. tbd
den of Wnlhi Walhi.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By 4. C. HoIett
W. J. Cannon, formerly our Brown
boro merchsml, but now in the offi
cers trnining school, in one of the
I raining camps in California,- and s
Carl Stanley, one of the successful j
stockmen and fanners in the Brown- ?
boro section, and A, II. Peoehey ot
Asrhlaml fvere here for dinner on :
Wednesday,
Mrs, Mary P.. Wright fiingcr of
Ashland and tier danghler. Mi's, K. H.
floeke of Albany, have moved into
Mrs, It's house in the fower end of
Kagie Point to remain indefinitely,
Mrs, U. is here to vMt her mother,
Mrs, C, X. Thomas of Central
Point and her daughter, Mrs. fn
Herbert of Slcdford, snt the night
with Mrs, Wright Itinger and her
daughter Mrs. Hock, Wednesday.
Mr, mi Mrs. Artie Nichols and
on llcroid. came over from KisLivao
eonnty to visf his parents, Mr, and
Hardly a Drugstore in the Land ,
' That Does Not Sell This Remedy
On tlie Market Half a Century,
When yu ra tn perfect health,
end aro enjoying a atroojr and visror
ouis vitality, it is then that yoyr blood
ij free from all Impurities, t
Yea should be very eareful and
f!-e heed to the pllsfhtert Imllcathin
c f fcripitra blood, A sfiift-th h rtreel i
tion Is often indicated, by gajB-I-jfteJ
Mrs, John Nichols, and sister. Sirs,
William Jock, Thursday,
Mrs, liessler of Lake Creek came
out on the P. & E. Thursday ami took
passage on the K. P.-I. t stage.
Mr. W. Wagner came out Thursday
on the K, P.-Persist stage nnd tool
.i:,,,.,,.. ij. s2,,,,..;.i j..i. :..
nmglimn, the mail contractor on the
B, P.-Persist rente brought out his
wif0 ftllfl two of his rttiMrat and they
all toa dinner here and then went
on to Medl'ord together, renisiuinsr
over night.
C, F Ifellows, whose little son has
been in a xntuttitritim in Mnlfunt for
some days, undergoing treatment for
an abeess back of tile cur, brought
him homo about the middle of the
week, but he is stilt having Or, Itott
dress the wound, but is getting along
very nicely.
There was about 10 or 12 mteks of
manganese ore in its natural state
shipped to a man by the nance of
Kindt?,, ot Joptin, &(,, on Thursday's
train to havo ft thoroiedy tested.
There were three men rutin! at Ihe
Sutmyside TImrsdnv night for heds.
They' Were Mr. W,. B. Alien, of
Mr. 0. M. Parks and
The hitter i.wo were
peoiojrwts who were sent out rty (he
United Stnte government to axeer-
tain the quality and the quantity of
the ore. After spending the night
and eiitintr breakfast Ihev too klheir
hmehes and returned to the hills,
Mrs, Joseph Oeftert, who hml an
accident in an auto wreck over on the
California side of the line and was
hnrt in the wreck, eanie out and spent
Tintrsduy nikht with us, the next
morning went on un to her home near
Bnlte Falls.
Miss Beile Warren of Crescent
Citv is here visiting her nnele end
sunt, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Lewis.
John Wolffs, who had a part of a
ear of shakes brought out Thursday
was hiinlmir them home the last of
the week.
A man hy the name of Whetstone, a,
brother of Mrs, Ptilten, and another
man came in and spent Friday nigrhi
with Mrs, Fallen and her son,
Mrs, Fred Dntttm, who litis been
away for some dnys returned to her
fsiur !
S. II. Haraish, Friday even-
Kd iliggcnboiham came-in Satur
day morning with hm Chevrolet to
bring in Br, Holt, .who. was called
Friday night to see his wife, Hhe
had been taken with the measles
about Thursday and Saturday
morning gave birth to a bouncing big
boy. He reitorts that the mother and
boy are getting along fine,
A iart of Kd Iligcnbothaai's busi
ness in town Sntiirdav morning, was
to meet Sliss (ilndys Holmes ot Cen
tra IPoint, the young lady who is to
teach school in that " neighborhood,
ami a friend of theirs, who came out
on the P, & E., to take them home
with him.
Among the dinners nt the Sunny-
side Saturday was perry Foster,
Lloyd French, fi. W. Neilsun, the su
perintendent of the P, & K., C. M,
Bates, U, Thomson of Han Francisco
mid !. N, Bremerd of Mcdford.
They have been up over (he I", & K.
railroad placing valuation on the
mad. Perry Foster and his grand
son', Lioytf French, and - Miss Klia
Bedford, formerly of Chicago, bnt
now spending the summer with Mrs,
II. ,), Stewart, her daughter, Miss
Winnie Stewart, and son Claude, Mr,
Ktewurt, Sr., is at present in Port
land working ii one of the shipyards
and his son has gone lo join the
forces of the t'nitcd fHiites.
Since my lest el fort Wilfred Jaek
of Fort Itor';, Ore., has paid lip a
small balance due on lite Ilailv Mail
: Tribune nnd ordered it changed to the
: weekly on account of them not being
able to get their mail regalur,
Mrs, Little Van Keoy she pays
by the month and is as prompt as the
iwn rhicMp every month. Amos
l Avers, our P. & K, ugenf, bus renew-
ed bis subscription to the Bail Mail
Tribune.
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COURT HOUSEHEPORT
Reported by Jaekion County Ab.
strut Co., tutu and Casual Art,
rfreult Court
Wilson ttownittn Kstate
Mary MeQuoid KHtate,
Petition.
Admitted
to probate,
Gustayus Stinsoa Kstate.
ted to probate.
itonald Troiirtdse Kstato.
Aftrait-
Ctmitr-
rnatltm ot sale,
RoRUB River Valley Canal Co. vs.
M. F, lianley. For nioney,
Edward James Mill Estate. Peti
tion; order to Hell personal property;
final report; order cppotBttitK day,
K. J. JfcQuoid Balato. I'etition;
appetite, a fHn ef lassitude und
f e-ierat takentn(? of the system. It
is then that you should promptly take
a few bottle of S. S. S the great
blood pjrifter nnd strenstthener. It
will cleanse the Hood thorsu'-hly and
build op and strengthen the whole
system, 8, S, S, Is sold by ail draft
(tints. Valuable Information about the
blood supply ran ! had free by writ,
inff t ilie Kvflft Specife Cvt
Swjf ,at-ratorjf, Allant 0s,
order appointing administrator; un
dertaking; appointment of apprais
ers, Geo. O, Jarvls vs. Nettle K. Wood.
For money.
Mount Vernos National liitnk vs.
George A. Morse, For money.
Farmers & Fruitgrowers ttank vs.
P. Roy Davis, Order extending time.
Elisabeth N, Anderson et at vs.
Oeorge A. Morse, et al. Order, 1
Edwin C. Lamed vs. Rogue Elver
Canning Co, Petition; order, peti
tion; order; affidavit.
Real Kstate Transfers
O, C, Hiitott to Arixney O,
litttoa, B. la seres of SB
of XK see, J, twp. it,
S. R. E W, M,...,............Ueed
W. F. RfemoiisehBeider et ux
to Michael Sorem, lots S
55 Hojaf rchard tract
IXo. 3, 40 acre. .. . 1.00
B, C, Stevorfsen et nx to Oeo,
fitetrteh, lot 5, blk, S, Wet
ter Add. to Medfard I8.0B
Irene J, Kagon to Edwin L,
Wilson, NB cor, 10 A tract
Oronito street, Ahtond H.0II
Walter Sf. Kennedy est, to
Pant Wesgingor, et ol. Lots
1, 2, S, blk, 10, lots 3, 2, J,
1ilk, 11, -Bettfty Add. to
Mediant: fat f, blk, S
"WTiltney Add, to Hertford.. 3,Hi
Andrew Cantratt et itx, to
Miles Cantralt, 8. it twp,
39, S. It, 3 W,.
Ralph G. Jennings to P. M.
and r It. Janney, S&
Svyt see, 14, twp. 38. B.
R. 2 W. W. M
Aurlah Maiile, et 1 to Elea
nor Maale, tot 1 anit S14
tot 2, blk. 1. City of Hert
ford ....................
James Hansen to 11, P. llar
grave. D. h, C, Ko, 4;t, T. 38
J.tt
S. K 1 W. W. tf. 3,000
W. U.- illiiigsforth to J, C.
Woods et nx. Lot -I, block ti,
Kendall addition, Medl'nrd
William J, Ferns to C, If, Chad
wiek, tlil lease, KB. for. I).
U ('. No. 42, T. M K., K, I
W, of W. M
Loved FeVns to C. H, 'hadwick
Oil lease, NK, cor, I), h, V,
Ko. 42, T. 38 S., R. 1, W, of
8i
W, M. ....,.. 4. 1
FOB INDIGESTION
HBLP WASTEIj ;,i.f,a.
WAXTBt SteHGRranher - Itookkeet!-
er, Apply by letter stating, nge.
experience and salary expectea
iRos 18, Mall Tribune. in
WAXTFd -Married soaa tor orchard
and farm work. Bteady joti. It,
B. Tronson, Eaitle Point. M
WAXTKO Thinners; teanwter.
Mtravtsta orchard, 't'tions SS7-JS,
WA VFKB Packers
at the Bart
Frntt Co,
WASTE! A man to iaite rare oF
sheep. Jt, F, U, lh U1, Ash.
land. Ore. Jt
WANTBl Man to drive fruek and
afMfgt in retail yard. 1Kb Pines
Lumber o.
WAXTBil A few more men to work
at Crater Lake, Court Half,
WANTEO Mechanics In all branches
ef tho motftl trades for Emergency
War Work. tJood wages, good
working and ttost ellotatie condi
tions, Astoria Morfite fros Works,
Astoria, Oregon. 102
hew wftxiEi vmmtM
WA.VTEts woman to cook for smalt
threshing crew. Phono 4-FS, 103
WAXTKt! Kxperlenterf women for
, general houaework. Phone fitiM.
WA STtSts IISfCKi-ltASfKOOB
WAXTBH Baled alfalfa hay. State
tonnage and pries F, 0, It, Ad
dress Bos 10, Mali TrlhdBO, "
WANTKD Seii your ersam ts the
Johnson Prod, Co., Ceatrat Point,
Ore,, wbare tbs testa and cash
counts.
WANTED ffsusea to msT, satid.
repair or wreete, Phoae or
4HH-X.
WANTED U. II, Toft buy Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, escrow contract, etc., and
makes short ttroe teas oa any sltl
thin.
POR SALE I'OVMllY AKU Kfe
FOR SAt.K Gray
g-F2,
geese.
Phone
R Kemp Welch,
Consolling mining engineer
and roineroioRist; examintttions
and advice on mechaaleat re
nnirement of ail elan ot mines.
My concentrator save alt min
erals Including platinum,
85 K, Stain Rf, AiMnnd, OrB,
(SEfe 6 Bell-ang
IX llia-ir Hot wafer
Ft2W Sum Relief
rELL-ANS
FOR 81I.E JtSAL ESTATE,
FOR SAMS S acres on tbo boule
vard M acres tn alfalfa, 8 aereg
orchard, mostly peaches, 7 acres
pasture, plenty of water, gasoline
pump, modern e-rooat bungalow,
cemented cellar, Jersey cow and
calf, horse, fcuniry, harness, Hsht
spring wagon, tttrm Implements,
chickens, TUblilia.. Dr. J, A, Wien
er, Ashland, It, P. D, No, f. 9S
FOR SALg FsrmiBi iasa, trail
tend, stock ranches, timber land
tram 110 per er up, on long time,
easy payuif ota. or ailgb exchange
ter other eitsar property, Addraw
Bold Km Smii? i.o
ton SA LR S.IV t-lSTOCK,
FOR SAI.B Two
fresb csws.
In-
o,ttire l)r, lleiaig.
JlfO
FOR SAt.K A good team, 8,000 tlw.,
for sate or trada fur heavy heree
or heavy team and py cash.
Phone 71S-J, or P. O, Ros SM
Mfidtord. 19!
FOR EALB Fine mare, gentle far
women, children; surry, harnew,
45,90, 0S Wt Foffrth atreat.
9ft
FOR SALK One aaai heavy
farm
JOi
team, Vitas Haneh,
FOtt SAEjB Twenty weaned
5tRs
IS.00 each, Dr, Holm,
89
FOR 8ALB Flock fto&A dfceep.
Come see. Good roads, Btmervllle,
Koeite River. , Ittt
FOK SAfuB Al Jersey cows. Phone
StiT, 161
FOR SALB Pine Jersey cow, 4 years
old, with voubk Jersey ttetfer calf;
two gilts; yeanff team roaros and
other fhlGiW, Bast EffA, Konte i,
Medtort, Ore, 11
FOli SALB Team
ttnft tfarness,
Prtee $iu,a.
gpeelatty gossd
U. W. Jaeows,
i 8S
weight 1,M Ita,
Kde-deltvery rake,
for alfalfa, $5..
Gold Hilt, Oregon.
TOR SALE
Hood rallk cow, I,, U.
Brswst.
FOB Scotch eoifio pup, $5,00.
Call 8J-J1,
FOB SALB Team ot estts, three
and five yeara; new harnosgj a
bargattt. Call S7-J1. 8
FOR SALE Pour mares, three to
18 yeara old, 1298 lbs, to 1K58 tlw.
One baggy, poie hafta and faeie
harness, W, Gates, 1015 North
Centra!. lea
'Oil SALB Two marm, B and 18
years eld; one horse, i years ehi;
two marea, 1 yoara old; one aet ot
harness. Alt At, Will sett or
trade for Al Hvo passenger car,
For earttentara write or call O, L.
Barttttm, al Weed, Cal,, P, O. Bose
liS, 11(
FOR BALE Pure bred Duroe Jersey
bar plR, A very prsmfslBK yottng
ster. Price $30.90, tactadhttt eg-
Jstratton. Palmer Inveatraent Co,,
Medford, Ore, 10
FOii SAMS StOKItlAKt8,
TOR SALK Oil TKADK For hack
a good buggy; rubber tlrett, I'bone
TTS-J, im
FOR SALK
soft wood,
Creek,
Stnmaags, kard a
A. E. Hall, Orlffln
Itli
FOR 6AI.K IMT Ford tourlnn ear.
tit very good condition. Valley
Oarage, 9ft
FOR 8 A I. E Oak wood, lti-lnrl
length, per eord, far! Von dor
Heilen, Kagfo Point, Ore, tttt
FOR BALE T5 drain sack. It.
Ko, t, A, Howiaaa, Medfurrt,
FOIt SALK Oue-horse moior, three
fayes, perfect condition, Fbone
SS-t-X. 191
FOU SALK ItaMillg,
CoicRian Creek,
jack Martin,
as
FOIt BALK Ilelglan and Flemish
Otcnt Hares, Phone iit-M, tut
FOIt SALB tlas atove, baroaaa, tit
i rug, dining ehairif, as Mistle
toe atroot. Phone 90S-J!. 98
FOIt SALE Piano, mm It nt M;
Boufh Oakdale avenue, price Is
right. Sis
FOR SLE Seeoss-iiand hand heat
orav ootftt, Mohhsrrt Rrw
rOH HKKt SiOimEH,
FeHt KKXT Koittfl Bttwlern ftiriftait
ed collate, lose tn. '4 Smtk
Orape street,
FOR It EST Two ttateg hlfngatows
at a low price to reliable parties,
C, B. Oatea. tt
FOK KKXT IHPSKKKRPINH
IMMIMfl,
FOft KE.S'T Srtito ot tantahed
boHscfeccpItt rooms, 316 North.
Central avenue. ta
FOR RKT-fCELLAXWB8
you 1'KSV LJW-aere ranch, three
miles above Kasio toint, 15 acrea
orchard, 25 pastar? aod Ifalaare
enlttvaearf land, t'xtl if. J, Hfewart,
Central Point. ttts
FOIt RENT At Kisitive for cow.
Phone C. fsrey, K-Ftt,
"OR RRVF tteap, stsr batttfftt(
Ith Hying room .bee. At tor
Eer sf Oalsdsfe ad 11th ttret
Phon a.,tt
tSTKttPKKAJt AtTOCAft
TIJIK VAHt
Iease Mcdford for Ashland, Talent
and Phoealit datt, except Sunday at
:0ii a. m. aod lo;6B a, in.;
4:n and 5;t1 p. m. Also on gator
day at 10:15 p. tn,, Sundays leave at
i0;Si) a. m. and 1:30, S;SB and 9;I
P, in. Leave Ashland for Hertford
dally, ewept Sunday, at 9.60 a. si
and II;00 a. in.; :a una
S;JS p, S3. Also os Saturday sights
at 5:3. Sunday leave Ashland at
: a. m , and U:3fl, cad
f, m
PAGE PTTE
mm Bi-:sT Amp.TviF.'iTS,
FOR KKKT One e
Mr-
anrt.
ntohed apartmeot, is-
urn.
LOST--ttoad, ttt Ct
turn to Trttattfi of
reward.
TAREK VP,
TAKX lP Small tf
St-Rt.
AMORTIZATION LOAN5-
-Payaoio 5
to 4t year, 6 ji" fc
ready "Wtten taad ar""1
Ho perteetetf. E. It. H
Trata. Xt f. It, Abi'i
Cerey JMfg.
Garfistt
10 KOSKT TO I-OAN.
MONBY TO I.OAW XC3i
real
V
estate mecortty, S, ' '
SI North tlrape. i 3 i
MONBY TO LOAM MoiW 10
q M4fsrt prspertr. masA
BEStKKSR DsnBCTORf
MtaioB Ksjerts,
CASfPBKLL & tftJEOKAK mine
promtUttg assoettttton; mtntag
BTOBsrtJes listed for wto, mmpM
snd. reports rendered. 0?Hes arid
assay laboratory at lit NortH Fir
St, opposite Hotel Italian. Sass
flat' hf mtit given (resent atten
tion. ,
Attomrrt.
WE M. COL.VJO Attoreer-aWaw.
Medford Nattosat Eaak; Bite,
porter j, ttmrf, utamMr,
reams 8 iv.d 9, Msdtord NatSoo'
Baak ButUUac-
A, E, ReasBes, Liwrar, QciscK
Oarer Balldiaf,
Aoto Spptl.
LAHXE ACTO BPMHO CO. Wa
are opera'Jns tfts larssest, sldaw
mat Best-enetppe4 plant ta tis P
elfle northwest. Os oar cpriiw
whan others taU, Sold usaer wrtt
tea itBaraittee. 3-4 North Fii
St., Portland, Oregea.
QAuBAGS 0J yaw prsmt
elaaaed iid for is siiJEroar. vu
oa the eity garbage whom tor
god orio. Pooes tSI-T, t
t, AHsa.
.xp?rt Aeeswmtaat
WILSON AUBETINO CO. E, M, Wli
aoa, C. P. A, Ak abont oor new
and stmplffleil method ot Ksnoab
teg, Partteutarly vstaaM to an?
business as tlma-saver ghrtrt
fait bttsfnesa tletath M. F. & H,
BUg Medtord. Phone l9"-R,
IMtraetlos m M.sa1c.
?RED ALTON HAIQHT Teasher t
, (taoo sad harmony, Haliat Hoaif
Btadlo, il CaraWMJow MSt
Ptes ta,
ALIOS HOLLOW AT. Fire, AeetdoRt
AntoBtobHe, Uabtltty Bolletoti wrtfc
ton with hart Koglteh and Btr!S
Coatoaatcs, Otttcs teg araett
Coray BMg, c
EAKL 8. Ttrav Uonerat itusttraaee
office, Fire, Antomohile, Accident,
Ltafsftity, Plato tftasa, Hay or
Orailt la field or barn; also Live
stock, Contract and Harety Bonds,
Kceltent compaaltss, good local
service. No. a i 0 fiaroott-Cerey
BtdK., L. In fttthcart, Maaager,
pianisic mm,
t
TIIOMA9 MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, moutdtsga and
aereena, Shop til S, Fir, Pbsbs
ISt.
Phyafefans nd Sm 'COM.
BB. W, W, HOWAKU ateepatM
BbysEetas. SttS P metWJersy halc
tae. Pheae ia,
OR, J, J, EMMEXS Phylels Ji4
anrgeen, PracUea limited to sr.
ear, sess ssd throat. Eyes fetes
Utlrally tested and (lasses tap
piled. OcalUt and Aarlat for S, P,
R, R. Co. Of ttcea M, F, U, Oe
Btdg. Phoae mi,
Prjuters and IoIMsim,
MEUFOKD PttttelNQ GO, has tfe
best equipped printing ottte t
Baathera OraRoa," Poot biod'.nj,
tooao leaf tedgera, billing aystonw,
ete. Portiaad price. If Jisrtfe
t?Ir Bt
WIS TRANSFER A 8TOHAUB CO.
Ofttce Morth Frost St. l'iiso
IK, Prices right, Barrte (uar
ntid
ATTRACTIVIE
TftS tieaslffstt fittie U-aere Orch
ard and 'Poultry ranch, with a nice
modern K-roont tomgatow with sptoa
M4 water anntdy, good harn aftd
cbirken hotifccs, garden and borrtea
is for sate at less than ono-batf sf the
price It haa always hren considered
worsh, It ties 4 nMcs sontheast e
Atedford and 1 ntties tront I'haeattE,
Tho price ta tl,l,uti.
Brown & White