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Newspaper Page Text5000 TROOPS LEAVE E WAHIIINOTON, Feb. :. - - Tin ciiiImoi'x I'lloblo iiinl Miiiiliiui lime xiiilod from Km lion Willi fi.Oiiil li 'llllX, ni.il nil mi' tl no In ri'iii'h New York I'cbruitrv 'J I, Tho I'uelilu ix Iniimiiitr Ciiiiiiiiiiv I, Kllnl Inliiiilrv. -I lMt divi-dmi; n nuill. inl ili'tiii'lniK'iit Mini Hurt tit' ('i)miimi niex II, I. itml .M of I In. lil'Jinl In fantry !' llin hiiiiiii tlivUion, iiiul cus mil cniniuiiiiox. I'iiIIh nliiiiird I lie Molilalia urn I lie HHtli miu'liim! villi liiilliiliuii rum. ii'i uf III" 'INI iliviuiim, mi,! it ,1,1. Illl'llllll'lll Of 10 tll'lioOI'H mid '. titcii nl1 I In1 Sulilli llnkiilii Nnlinniil (liinril; Cniiiiiniiiex I'' mill (I ul' IIih I liuli iiiiiiiiiiiilllnii train nl' lint .l ilivi.i i,m; 1 1 1 lltrjiul tioiioh niiiiiiir IiiiIIitv nl' lln ""III tiyiKn.il ami , it I'ltHitiil riiiniutiiv I'nr llnixe, TODAY'S MARKETS Uvoxliitk I'OltTI.ANH, Fob. II!. Cattle sternly; rondpls 76, Steers, hunt SI'.'M'K 13. fit); gniul locholri, l,f,n (i l'J.&O; iikmIIuiii lo kiiiI 1 1. .'. l i( II. Ml; fair In Kt)')i $11 lg,,",0; luin man lo fulr $sli ii; cows mill helferx, rlinlt'O la.fiUli 10.50; good to eholro Is TiOK H.r.O; medium to un.ul $7.10 l" K.bll: full to medium i. "551 1.7.".; (tiniiiir :i.fiU7if,; hull a 10'uU: rolvwi I'iV 13. f.0; slorkors n nil foed fcrtt 7 it 1 1. Hon steady; rv3ilp.il sr. a. Prime ml oil I Itl.fiU'i 1'J.',';,; medium mixed fid. Si i 1 0 . f. 0 : rsiuuli lionvlox $14. fill fi is; plus $i2in.r.u; bulk io,r.o tlo.llO. Hhmiu stonily; no rocnlptx. Prime Iniuhs $l3.7ri? 14.25; fnlr til me ilium liMMI; yourlliiKS tHMill; molhorx $11 it 10; owes (J.Mij s 7.1, liitttcr PORTLAND, Feb. 12. Duller firm: city iroainnry prints, cuu.i, box Itita 4Ur; cartons Sue; linlr boxes linlf rent mure; Itum than half bnxe one rent morn. liuylng prlro bii'irr fat. country, 45e; ruhu nxtras 40 V4 cents. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Att tract Co., Hlitu nnil Central Ave. t:lrrult 4'otirt Julitl V. Koi'liii yd. A. H.lMiffioid tt nl. AiihWi'r. Ant'li'itutii l.iiiulii'r ('iiiihiiiiiv vx, California I'li.'l.nur Ouriiiirlill.in, I)o miirri'r. C. Virt-ill Strunif vi. WiuiiilVoJu Klriinir. Affidavit, Order. K. It, nnwlev. ailiuiiii-lruliir, x. lm Mur-diall i'l ul. Suitiiiinux. Pmlinto Court Mabel limbeck, eilitto. Iuveiilurv mill Wiiriiixciucul. II. I). Ilovli'. elate. Order. .Inniox II. Null, I'xtulo, i'luiif of publication. Find uiul fiiuil lu'i'iuiut. Ural Kxtntn Trniixfrrs Axbnrv lli'iill In Chini l. Hi'iill. I.llllll ill Ml'l'lillll l.'i. tiiwnxliip .'17, riniirti li vi't .,..it. J " 10 .1. T. KuiIk fl tix lo W. M, llnilcv ot iix. l.ul 1, liliifk 7. of I'urlc ntlilitiiin to ri'ill'nril JO .J. K, Wiiiiiironl pt itx to Ninlio Iiih Kiian. I.aiiil in Niit'lioii XI. townxhiii ,'17, ruiiuo "i wwl 10 ('. W. Iliinlu ot ax lo (llivo V Krniiltlin. Luiiil in AmIi- inmi .: : i..rion Cnrriu Kiitu'tt ft vir lo Sli-t'lii'ii A. Ilawkx ot. ax. I.oIh '. anil .'12, lilook .1. Itailroml ail- tlitinn la Asliliiml .10 Mnvor I.ninliin ltn iipimiiiloil K. V. f'nrlor, V. J. riliinn. ,1. II. Modoo. C. W. Uiml. W. A, Tiirnor. (.:. W. Ilantn, A. C, Nhininiror anil Mrs, Krnnl; Diolcov. Mrs. M. 0. Iluoil ami Mrs. I). Vorw.i mt AhIiIiiiiiI tlolotrali'H tu nt loml tlio nimno ooiiforonou al I'orlliiml I'Vliriiarv HI anil 17, whom ox-I'itk-iuViil, Tuft will lm ono of tliu iironiin onl (lolotfiiloH iiulionalh;. . Now' wliinlc(v oonlainoi'H aro llio fitilor of Hie tluv, Tlio liiltwt ona ilin wntnr liollloiUi.oiK,I,,...olniiiHhrilliilao oororoil horo i llio nriiinnrv hot wulev liollln, mid onrlv in Ihn woolt n fov I'iuni'r, clnimiiiL' 1'oi'llnml an lii liali ilal, wan arroslod horn Willi ko.voi'iiI of IIiomo si'i' i'oI cil ulioiit liiM wnirt iiionHiiroiiioii, wliiolt il is iiiiiiooomsiu'v to Ntnlo wiik nlinormallv onlnru'i'il. Ho liniloil friim Koiltlimr, Tlio oil V ilo mniuloil $7.ri for 1 Iiih osoapailo, mul Ihon I ho ontiiitv hIoppoiI in nml wnnt oil $l!.")0 in onsli an mi aililiiionul ho iiiin, willt lliti noniillv of aoiue lo 1ail for AO ln vh nl.io. A, oomplotn Korvioo. lionorintr tlio niomorioH of holli T.inooln mul Wflali inp.lon, wax hold bv tlio piiliioliu hh sonihlv of Iho li it li sohool on WoilnoK lnv luoiiiim; of Ihis woolt, willi Hov. W. 1.. Wolliiiiror as ornlor of Iho mt onuinn. 1 A mon'H niinrlol, I'iiriirnlivolv wiil intr Ilin 1 1 vi ti v tloop wilhoul. a Imr innnlii riiililor, wuh inoidontnllv n plinun of n piihliti catliiirinir horn llio lii'Hl of Iho woolc, 'roiiors ami Iiiishos Hlt'itolt mi llio rofruin, "Wo aro auil" lint 'ant oiincht. in (ho brpn Uors, suiln bointr I'urloil iiulil it soi'oiiil nlloiinil speedily wiluvtitiod a likg luuitlU Ju ASHLAND AND VICINITY doHiioruImn Iho iiiiimr (oiuir piiioil nil' '"IIMH lo l 'loi'M ju ,, yll,,),, loii niuivnilimdv, Tho iilmlrnot hmu or itnfil iihliiii..,v. Mm nhvHii'iiui lUI'lloil wo putrid ' , B,, i,,,, ),,. ' "l of ono, tin. ili'iilixl worked Iho l'ovti'.;o iit'ilul mi t, M.,, ni.i,., hilo I hi' Mimo of Viiu,.. (;m.., uf ljllM.ll PI'llflllllll,, IIUIiill',1 uull'lllllll with iiiiiihIVhI I'uiiiiiiiniiiii, In iho iiiontiliiiio mi iiiMriiiiiciilMlit m hu nHii'Miii nil luivo mi miohor to wind, wniil lv hill in' ih niuui, kvK i, lick vl.ii'li riM'Hnlil,-i,., riipcr 1,'inim, whi'i'nnii.iii iho nuni'tol ul niiou inn. """'"1 III'1 ovi'ii ii'iiur mul huxMo of llioir in.i.oi'livo imvi In (hit odilioitiioil of illl lU'l'HOUl. Hr. .1. II, Wi'lnlor mul wifo luivo uonn In I'liilhiiul lor u trip of iv I'loiitiim, oMii'ilini. In return ulionl rohriiiirv 1.1, ivhi'ii Iiih oll'ieo liiud. iiunrloiu will do u 1,1 1 rf Kmiitiiniiin, Ilin ii...ii..i.'i. will , in rn.iniH nt the VoiiiIiiiiio. 'J,1 Kust M;iin hlreol, A Idiii'i; Kix, iittiii'il hv ItoMM Kimill, wiill it vuliiiif lutlv ohniilTiinr lit Ilin l I, run Inn. I mi into Iho Mileholl ft. t Itiiitr hturo. on llio I'liiza, Miiuiav iil'loiiioiiii. ut only wan llio pinto ului.H in. nt Hhivoroil, hut llio t'lilruu.'o aiipiom hex worn diiinnifod, 'I'ht our l:.i.(it. to Iho uiiruu'ii iindor itx o.vn liiioer. hut win kIiuoiI m, enllsiJi r .'! V. Iliexporieneeil ilrivilm ih .IP- i I to lime linen Iho oiiiixo of (l.o itennliiil. V. I'. Jiiniw, M. 'ill'.. nl violiniHl, itx Ardilniul TliiirxdiiVH of oaeh wnvk. '.li iieiiil.iuiirlorK ul tin. Andrew -.tuid.i in Auxiliiirv hull. tlwiiur to u xoriiuix iieeidonl linviiiu lilipiiined In Mix. UnreK in Hun Kruil nixeii, ,Mri, J. C I''ori;uxon. u Hislor of Iho iiiiiirnd noiiiun, dux lieen hillilliloll i'.I to thut nilv. .Mix. I,urnx ix a diiiiuhler of Mr. nml Mix, Juuiox lluVil ot Axhtiiiid, The Woinun's lliinie MixNionnrv oielv of Iho Mnthi.di..t ehllleh will moot Willi Mrx, A. A. Marnku on North Mnin lrnol. I'ridnv aftontoon Ihif week, do Ihn oveuimr of Iho miiuo .into Ihn Kiiworlh l.eiiuun will hold a vuleiiline Mieiiil in tlio ehiireh pmy lnrx. t'liorlov K. Ihtvix, wt-ll known K. 1'. eiit'ineer. ullnr prutriu-led ilbiOKX, wuk liikeii lust Sulni'dnv to the oiiuii.aav'x h...i.ilul ut Sun 'riiii"iM'o. M. I''. Cvexter iieeiniiiMiirfi'.l Mr. and Mrs. Huvix to tlio eilv. Miiiiv frienilx of Iho u'eiiiul oiitiiieer, who ix eritieititv ill, ill Initio fur hix xpeoilv rneuvory. Junuiirv'x wiiriiicxl ilnv wax on the '.''Jinl. til levreos. nml the eoldext on Iho lxl, II il.'LTi-ex. The ritinfull wnx '.'.'JH ill. 'hex, nut IX lilllelt 11 X took iilnen luxt Siiturdnv niuht. 'i.'.i'M ineliex, iho lionviest nreeiiiitiitinn horn within a few lioiirn for Ilin pnxl eiL-hl vonrx. I'. W. ('hiii'i'hill of Yrekii, wnx in town reeeiitlv uiul xuld Iho l.inukiii Hrox. at 7.1 li. p. oalniiiillur oiieine fur tixo mi Iheir oxlenxivo Sixkivou noiintv urnin ruiieli. Tho innehino will pull live drill nml five dixo Imr Vowx al Ihn Hinmi time. Yoiiiil' t'liiirehill linx iuxt boot rolouxod froiii Iho nviatinii e.in.x in Iho military xor- V'i.'O. iMtek Ilielinribon, of Kluniulh eiuintv, liiiithor in-biw of Mrx. II. fi. Muthox of Axlilnnil, was roeontlv fiiiiml deiiil ill Iho Shoal creek Kceliun of I lint ooiiiitv. Ho Iiiul started out tu Inok nflor xtook, mid not roliirnim.' ii xoureh wnx uiudo. I lis liorxo and rifle worn f.iniul firxt, nil. I Inter on tho lin.le of liielmnlxiin wnx ilixonv onul. Iiiilienlinnx nro thut hix ril'ie wnx iioeidenlnllv iliKehnri'od. Nhuttor iilf ii liudi. nml thut lio ilied of belli. urrhiiLM mid expoxuro. The luenl enntiiiuviit of Hov SooiiIk. under tho leiiilerxhiu of Mint mil Trainer Kiiic of tho lilult xehoul. deni oilxtrntoil n xnriox of Ineliex on the xtreotx luxt Saliirdnv. Tho inmnhor xhin ix nonrlv -10.. In Iho ovotiint'. ax oitextx of III" oitv. llov oiiinvnil n xiilixlnntinl dinner at tho 1 Intel Alt Iniul. ehnpornnnil bv Hov, ('. A. I'.d wardx. Mayor I.anikin nml O. P. Cnr Ktin, nil of Ihix trio boiiur olaxxilietl iix "L'ood old KonttlN." Tho Mnxonie luduo moolx on Tlitu-s-dnv rvoninir of thix wook. I'obrunrv i:i, wild a lot of liuxinoxx lo ntload In. .1 i m I'tu'lev of Orvillo, Ctil.. is visit-inu- ti lot of old limn friends hero on his wnv south from n loni Ktav in Tort hind. The Civio Iiuiirnvomcnl oltib bits postponed itx meotinir, roeontlv an iiouneed, until I'Vliriiarv '!' in order to afford Mixx MoConniek. food dem onstrator, (ipiioitiiiiil v to . prepare sonic xitvurv dish, tho plans ami spoeiliealiiinx of which roituiro timo, pulieiieo mid tho oxoreiso of oonxiiin miilo skill aloiiL' ihn lines of oiilinurY nrt. Kunoriil sorvioos of llio Into Mrs, J. 0, Hiirkeo, wilnossud tho pnssinir of imolhor .Ittolisoii eouiilv pionuor. Tho doooiiHcd wan a widow, 81) vonrs oi nun, and formerlv hvoil in I Ins vicin ilv. Darken fulls, in Ilin iioiuhhorlioud of (iriz.lv l'onk, havinir boon nninod nflor tho fmnilv. Sho died in I.oraino vallov. l.nnu eimnlv, and ber roniainx were broitulil boro for burial in Aslt Inml eeiuelorv. The I'nnoral was held nt Stock's pnrlors on Mundav. nn 1 1 o r Iho niispieos of Hope liobekiilt do irroo lotlyo, I. O. (I. I'. of wbieb ordof Iho licensed was ono of Ihn oriuiuul members. W. W. Cnldwoll, former resident horn, is now in Iho irrnin, fruit mid provision business at I,os Aucoles, tho fiimilv lionie hcimr in the stihitrhnn I own of Alhnmbrn. (In v T.n Hello bus volnrned from Sun l.'ritiieixeo, nml is nmiin vixilim; INDIGESTION PSPlPi 6 Bell-ans TXj&SH' Hot water Sure Relief SaELLANS MEDTOftT) - MATT- TRTP.TTNnV MET)"ROTtT), (TRECX")??, WEDXTJKDAY, PE?,T?TTA77Y 12, reliilii'ijn in Ilin (S'oxl.er fitmilioH boro, Ho wiih ooimticltvl with tin. iiviutiiiii xorvien nml trot ax Inr hh Ilia Atluu tio Honlionrd on tint wnv nnroxx when tho iirinixtieo wiih tleelurod. I fit en tered Hit. ii rm v ii4 ii privulo nml re tircd Willi Iho rank of lieiitunanl, Anient.' eaxiiultv lista of Into, Frank (lihhx, of Ihix oily, wniroiior in Ihn Hervieo, is rnporliMl sliuhtlv wounded over in Prance. I'liil Woleott, also over in I'liin. e, liux xenl lioiiui n Hun helmet ax it souvenir, Ivitii (i'l)on iiimhuu, of tin- riidin xervieo, IKllh reti iinoiit, liux iirriveil in Now York mi bis w u v Inline In. in Kuropu. Hay Mur ohv, deluiiii'il in I'Vaneo, reportH u .llnjil.L' ',i(nd prol'itnblu cxnerieiieo eoiinecteil wild iirmv ilulio.x alonk' Ihn lino of skillful mill oxaeliiii.' drill worj; in which ho it profieient. Ho is in lino henllh, iiiiilnl.es of throe milium nionls ut itrmv moxx in mltlitiuri to ex Ira inliimx ul Iho lutiidx of a French fmnilv will) ttlileh he is must eomfiiiliiiily hillolod. Kill Van liyko ix homo from Cuuip Luwix. Knrl Da huff Inis L'oite to Dnkliiiid. Cal., to en tor ImsiiienN collei;e, Oliver Molt. in wax nt- Hordeaiix, France, rendv to sail fur In. mo nl luxt nccoiinlx. Tim diiiiiilitnr of o former olil ronl (lont of NVoodvlllo died rurnntly In (ii'iintn Pinoi from J.tioiimnnlu. Klie wax Mrx, I-'. Coitten, ilniiKlitor of John (irirriu, nml Ivuvoh a liuulmiul untl family lo mourn hor Iohh. Mix. ('. Hlodtil of Itoxoljurn I vl ItliiK her imrenm, Mr. und Mra. S. J. Myuni. Mr. und Mrx. llowur.l Ilolihltm and nun aro vlnlllnu ul Ilia Whlpplu homo. .Mrx. Komi Whlpplu wuh a Cirants l'imx vlnltor on Hiilttrilny. 1'. Mlntlinrn wax (Idlng huxliioxii In Meiiforil Friday. Mrx. C'hiriiarn .Miilhi'H roturnod from u visit to hor liimliuntrx purents at Aiililunil on Suntluy eveiilnK. Hr. and Mrx. Cury uro onJoyluK n vldlt from tho Uuctar'ii brother, Mr. K. Cnry, a prumluunt rancher of Mix tion In. Mont. Mrx. I'ullluon und diiUKhtor Knilly uru alxo pu.'sli in tho C'ury homo. Mr, und Mrx. Woodward liavo sold lliclr Kvuiib -reok raneli to Mr. W. Monro of Kvnnx crook. Tho Lock woods of Kvans creok have rented their rnnrh lo Mr. Snlvcly of Motlford, und propoxo ROlnK to Ari zona for tho lionoril of Mrs. Lock- wood'H hctilth. II. (i. DIohs has nlno rontod Ills Wnrtls creek r illicit to Mr. Philip Wort and Ix remnvlnic with hix hoys lo Iho W'lllumuilo vulloy. . Wo aro Horry to lom such a good farmer from our midst. 'MIhh l.lllit Martin xpout tho wook' ud nt (ha Carlo homo, on Fools creek. Kocont loUorti from Mm. J. V. Smnek nnnutiiten Imr probable return homo horo In April. Prlvnio Itohort lrr and brldo aro vlnltliiK at the pnrentiit homo on Kvnnn crcolt. H flam Snntlry Itita boon spending a fow days with hix family. Mr. McOowun of tho Wlmor school was lately culled to San Francisco on Bovcriunoiit biixlnoax. Mrs. Medowan Is tnkiiiK his pluco and boarding at Mr. helper's. CENTRAL POINT Tho clcanlns and painting of tho city water lank has boon completed nml ovorythliiR Is now allrigut with tho watur system. Health-conditions In our town aro now good; no flu or othor contagious diseases have, boou reported, to tho hoard of health for tho past ton days, .Mrs. W. C. Kennoy of Sams valloy, xpont ft night roecnlly with hor chil dren and mother, Mra. V. A. Little and family. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Kuliler nro again nl homo nflor spondlng aovoral months In Portland. uMr. Miiiton Sr., has removed from thla city to Auhlantl. Harry Lew la has rocolvod his hon oriibla dlscliargo from tho United Stiitoa army mid Is now hero visiting frionds. John E. Uoss has rooponod his pool A Wa$S? Resistance Emphasis should be placed upon the conservation of strength and tho building up of a strong wall ot resistance against weakness. is used rcftularly bv manv. ritiht through the winter, as a idepend nblemcansof conservingstrcngth. For the delicate child or adult, AOCtl'a oners rirn nourish ment with toitic-qualitiox that are great In thoir ability to Btrcugthon the body and in :renso resistance. koU&U,Mvui;,lJloonilitlJ,N.J. 13-21 4 1-i 11 r?l" ItMtTMNI), OBKOON A liomellko plaoo, and eon TDiilont to the business section Bates from J1.50 up. t ,Undor Management o Illohaid W. Ohtluj und hllllurd l(ul) ut tlio old locution iiortboitiit cornor BeconU and I'lne MtruOtll, ' 1 : ' , ' ' A danco wail ' itlvon lust Friday ovnalnn at (Ion tral hull, . A, A. Olllott unit Martin Wltto miido u trip to Cow Creek Canyon the luxt of Ilia wook. . . ; ' Minx May Jolinium who Ix touching at tho Mountain district was culling on frlonds here Saturday o nro mo to hor homo nt J'hocnlx. Hho was ac companied by. Mrs. I.ucns. ' " Frod Wutklns . vho hud Just ro ciilvoil hix dlsehurita from tho army, vlxllud his pureiito, Mr. und Mrs. J. It. Wutklns and family horo the first of tho wook onroutii from tho t'rosl illii to his homo at Heullle. I.uko I'uurt arrived Tmwday mor uliiK to upend a fortnlKht with homo folks horo. J,uko him Juxt received his dlschurtio from tho army and will runtime bis position with tho U. I', company the first of Mureii, ut Chlco, Calif. 1 'Mr, Him moil has returned to Tils homo horo utter a month's slay at the lioBpltaMn Portland. Mrs, Nottlfl Orecn was called to Axhlund this week to he ut the bed side of her duiiKliter, Mrs. Jessie Clury who Is qulto 111. Mrs. John McDoiioiikIi of Ashland, hi at the. homo of 1. O. Lovo nursliiK Mrx, l.ove who la very III at this writ ing. MJbs Klxlo Dnrnn visited friends hero tho lust of the week and left for Portland whure sho expects to make hor homo. .Mrs. Charles Parker, of Montana, Ix vIxttlnK her inother-Jn-law, Mrs. Mat lio Parker and family. Mrs. Weedon and son (Jrover re turned Tuesday mornlitK from a visit north. HEAVY MEAT EATERS E Eat lee meat if you feel Backsxhy or cave bladder trouble XoJca glass of Salts, TJo man or woman who eU meat repl larly can make a mistake by flushing tbe kidneys occasionally, eays a weli-knowo authority. Meat tonus ,urio acid which excites tho kidneys, tttcy become over worked from tlio strain, get sluggish and fail to filter the waste and poiwins from tba blood, then we get sick. Kearly all rheumatism, headaches, iirer trouble, nervousness, dizziness, sleeplessnees and urinary disorders como from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sedi ment, irreculor of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding, stop eating meat and aet about four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take tablespoouful la a glass of water before breakfast and in a few days your kidneys will act One. This famous salts is made from tho acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithio, and baa been used for generations to flush and stimulate the kidneys, also to neutralize tho acids in urine so it no longer oauace irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Halts is inexpensive and csnnat Injure; makes a delightful eiforvosoent lithia-water drink which evcryoae should take now and then to keep the kidnevs clean and active and the blood pure, thereby; avoiding ecrioua kiilaey complications. - FOR STUBBORN COUGHSMD COIDS Dr. Klng'8 Jnjw Discovery has a fifty year record ; . behind 10 ' It built its reputation on Its produc tion of positive results, on iu surcnesa in relieving tV.s throat irritation of colds, coughs, grippe and bronchial attacks. , VDr. King'a New Oiacovcry? Whv. my folks wouldn't use anything else!'' That's the r eneral nation-ivide esteem in which tliis well-known remedy is held. Its action ia prompt, its taste pleasant, ita relief gratifying. Halt a century of cold and cough checking. All drugirists. 60c and $1.20. Bowel3 Out of Kilter? Tliat's nature calling for relief. Assist her in her daily duties with Dr. Kiag's New Life Fills. Not a purgative in tho usual dose, but a mild, cllectivc, corrective, laxative that teases the bowels into action. 25c , GIM CHTTNG China Herl) 8tor Herb oure ror oaracno, headacLe catnrrah, dlptherla, Bore throat, lung trouble, kltluey trouble, Btomach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked braast, cures all kinds ot goltors. NO OP- ERATIOTiS. Mod ford, Oregon, Jan IS, 1917 TO WHOM IT ;:AY CONCERN: This Is to certify that I, the un dersigned, hnd very severe Btomach trouble .and had been bothered for several yoars and last August was not expeotod to livo, and hearing of Glm Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214 South Front street, Modford) I de cided to got herbs for my stomach troublo, and 1 storted to reeling bet ter as soon as I used them and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to seo Glm Chung and try his Horbs. (Signed) W.R.JOHNSON. WItnessos: M. A, Anderson, Medford S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, Win. Lewis, Eaglo Point W. I,, Chlldroth, Eagle Point, C, B. Moore, Eagle Point. : . . J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point,' , Geo. B. Von dor IIollou',' Eagle Point, Taos. IS, NicholB, Eagle Point. BACKACHE ! Umber Up With Penetrating 1 Hemlin e Wlzeril OH A harmless and effective prepara tion to relieve the pains of Rheuma tism, Sciatica, I-ame back and Lum bago ii Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It pen etrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up still aching joints and muscles. ; You have no idea how useful it will be found in caics of every day ailment or mishap, when there ff need of an immediate healing, anti septic application, as in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stiiiB. ... Get it from druttKists for 30 cents. If not katisficd return the bottle and get your money bark. " Ever constipated or have sick headache t Juit try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. Advertising Rates Classified Ono cent a word. Locals Ten cents a line. , Legal Five cents a line. ". Display 25 cents an Inch. . Contract rates on application. HELP M ANTKU MAME. WANTBD--I.ivo salesmen with car to sell metal Grain Dins, Wagon Dozes, and older farm specialll direct to the farmers. Right party can make from $.",00.00 to floGO.tio a month out of our prop osition. In answering state age experience and references. Our goudx are standard. There Is a big demand for them. Coast Cul vert & Flume Company, Portland, Oregon. 276" WAXTKD eu to clear land and cut wood, by Her or contract, on Webster Ranch. Phone C8S-.I3 280 WANTKIJ SITUATION. WANTED Pruning, either trees, busb or bramble. In town or out. Cbus. W. Austin, phone aitt-L. 2 7 if WANTEli Work Iu town by dis charged soldier. J. H. Linvlllo Route 2, Medford. . 279 WANTED Job on farm by boy 16. Archie Chevalier, Gen. Del., Med ford. 276 WANTED Competent woman wants position as housekeeper on rancn, or cook in camp. Box M. A. C. care Mail Tribune. 277 WANTED Position as orchard fore man. Eleven years experience Can furnish reference. Apply U. , S. Employment Office, Nash Ho tel, zs WANTED Kxnorlonccd man and wife wants position on orchard or atoek ranch, two children. Inquire U. S. Employment Agency. 245 HELP WASTKM FJEMAM5 WANTED Good cook for small fam ily. Mrs. Fred Hopkins, Hotel Medford, Wednesday evening or Thursday forenoon. ' 276 WANTHrj Competent girl for gen eral housework. Phone 633. 2 ia WANTED Reliable, competent housekeeper; no children; good home for right party. References Address R. F. D. 4, Box 43. Med ford. Ore. 275 WANTHm naCKtiIjAXBOl78 WANTED Good house, unfurnish ed, six or seven rooms; good ten ants: no children. Address Post Office Box 746. 270 WANTED Fresh milk cows. Phone 7-F4. WANTED TO RENT A small place close in, well improved. Please state It stocked up or not. Mrs. Rose E. Cavincas, Harper, Ore. 2 SO WANTED A job as housekeeper tor small family. Write Mrs. Rose Cavlness. Harper, Ore. . 280 WANTED -We buy your unpaid Lib- ' ertv bond contracts for cash Hale's Piano House. Inc. J. F. Hale, -general manager. WANTED House moving and re- pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 4SS-X. WANTED R. H. Toft -buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and . mates short time loans on any old , tain. . Wli SAI.F AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Ford tourins car. Just overhauled; a bargain. Medford Auto Laundry; . 204 South .. Fir. Phijiie 14-. - 27 FOR 8 ALK LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Young nannle goat milk stock. Roscoo Roberts, Route 3; llox 29. - ,, -27S FOR SALE Five-year-old bay horso, weight 1700 lbs. ' O. Ackerman , Central Point. 27 FOR SALE Cows and hogs. Fresh cows, others soon fresh;'.' gentle, heavy milkers, high tostsv Three ; fine brood sows, bred: one fat hog, ! ono fino red boar, fine breeder, Must sell. East ot Phoenix, third - brown bungalow, cross iron bridge, 275 FOR SALE 20 head Hereford and nnrham cows, mostly yearling and two-year olds, ono maro 7 years old. weight 1100, broke to ride and work; one sorrol gelding, throo years old, broke to Wjork, weight 1200. W. R. Holmnn. Lake Creok Ore. .277 FOR SALIC A few reglatored Duroc Jorsov brod Kills and sows. 'Lar; type and good anoestry, at Modoo Orchard or W. A. Sumner, man- ager, Hotel medtora. . . FOR SALE Pure brod Rod Polled hull calf, born Ootohor, 1918; fine ; ' youngster. Modoo Orchard or Pal mer Invostmont Co., Modford, Ore. 101H POIl HALF ItlCWKY AND Ed OK. 'OR ft ALE -Ono r0(l-ogg Potnliima W, J. Warner, phono 279 Incubator. 696-M. FOH 8ALB Ilurred Uock ei?Ks for hatching; not only pure bred but, but bred ot laying stock. Won all first prizes at Southern Oregon Poultry Hhow. Eggs $1.50 per sot tlnu of 13; $8 per hundred. Mrs. V. Ilursell, phono 41 1-R2. 301 FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. Have you fed high-priced grain to your hens all winter with no return? You might as well know first as last that no amount of care and feed will make poor stock pay you a profit. To make money from poultry you must have the best. To start right and stay right buy Wen terfleld'a White Leghorns. Eggs and baby chicks. Route 4, Med ford, 300 FOR SALE Huff Leghorn hatching eggs. Phone H-13M. - 294 FOR SALE Eggs for hatching from carefully Hoganlzed stock. White Wyandotte and White Leghorn. Also orders taken for baby chicks. Mrs. Jno. Brenner, Grand View Poultry Ranch, Central Point, Phone 182. 27& FOR SALE Rhode Island Red 292 hatching eggs. Phone 370-W. FOR SALE High rood value eggs calling out of non-producing poul try; small fee charged. Dick San den. Ponlterer. 8 40-J. 277 FOR SALE RF.AL. JDBTATE. FOR SALE Grain, stock and fruit ranch, about 100 acres under the plow; buildings. IB acres pears peaches, apricots and apples. Ad joins open range. 2 V- miles to town and railroad. R. F. D. route. Small payment down, rest - like rent. Lome time 6 per cent. Horses, cows, implements for sale. Home traue. jjox joi, caro iiaii Tribune. . 277 FOR SALE My home place 214 miles southeast ot Ashland P. O. cheap on account of sickness. J L. Miller, R. 1, Box 74, Ashland. Ore. 277 FOR SALE OR TRADE A fine stock ranch right in the heart of the bunch-grass In Malheur county. 35 head of good cows, chickens, wag ons, tools go with ranch. Anybody intorested write Mrs. Rose Cavin ess. Harper,-Ore. 278 FOR SALE lb8'4-aere tract on Evans creek. Write or call and learn particulars. A bargain. Levi N. 8tevens, Rogue River, Oregon, R. F. D. 1. 292 FOR SALE Ono hundred acres water for eighty. Sixty dollars cash. Box 29. Mail Tribune. 279 FOR SALE Five - room modern ' house, all clear, three lots, fruit trees, ham. woodshed, garage, chicken yard. Call afternoons, 305 Portland avenue. 277 FOR SALE Or rem, several ranches O. C. Boggs.; ... . FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Home grown alfalfa seed. L. Xeldermeyer. Jacksonville. Phone 21-F3. . . 280 FOR SALE Barley. Clean, extra heavy, suitable for seed. R. B Wilson, R. F. D. 1. . ' - 2S0 FOR SALE Apples. .- The Apple Store. 27 North Grape. . . 279 FOR SALE A brand new high-grade .phonograph, never unpacked, or will trade on a paino. Address P. O. Box 1021. 27b WANTED TO SELL One good cream separator, price I22.&0 Phone 869-R, at meal times. 279 FOR SALE Al onion seends. J. L. Demmer, phone 84S-J.' - 277 FOR SALE Beardless barley, extra clean. E. L. Lane, Central Point Phone 13-3. . ; 276 FOR SALE One Baby Indian cycle 3-speed motorcycle; In good repair. Wm. Wagner, Central Point. 276 FOR SALE-Yellow Globe Danvers . onion seed $2.00 lb. . 540 South Fir street. 276 FOR SALE One 150-egg and one 390-ogg Cypress incubators, price $15.00 and $25.00 respectively. Both nearly new and in good con dition. S. A. Marshall, Central Point. Phone or write. 275 FOR SALE Singer sewing machines on easy terms. Cleaning and re pairing of all machines a specialty, 245 South Central avenue, phone 903-R. C. A. Chapman. '2 FOR SALE 125 tons of alfalfa hay, all in good order. - Will bale an load on car at Grenada for $21.00 per ton. G. Cuneo. Box 8o. Uren ada, Cal. 315 FOR SALE For sand, gravel, sedi ment or garden plowing phone 912-J. 276 FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster, snperphasphate. Ralph Waldo El den, Russ Mill. FOR SALE! Flue quality baled hay $25.00 per ton. Modoc urcnara. Phone Central Point at meal hours. FOB REM HOUSE. FOR REXT-r-Several modern houses. Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F, & H, Bldg. - FOR. RENT Completely furnished five-room house with bath. Phone 929-W. - - 177 FOR RENT -HTTTSEKJEKFEiQ ROOMS. FOR RUNT Furnished housekeep- ' ing rooms. 811 North Bnrtlott. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT Sleeping room. Im- . perinl, 30 North Front. , Reduced ' rates. -- . -"'. 28 FOR RENT APARTMENTS. FOR 'RENT Ono furnished ment, iPhouo 710 or i!37. apnrt FOR RENT MlSOKiLLANKOUtL OR RENT On sharos,' HI' seres. orchard, moxl ly pours ( ; must, ho rente I hv March lot. Frank Isaacs, . phoni iili:-Y. : - ( i ' : U77 FOR RENT OR SALE My brother's place, 20 acres, good buildings. 14 acres under water. Rent $lfi0.0U. Sale prlco $31100.00. Terms. Apply E. ' ii. Whiteside, Central Point, Ore, Rural Route 2. .' 278 FOR RENT Five aoros under irri gation on Pacific Highway. Phono 442-X. - 276 MONEY TO LOAUT LOANS Farm loans 8 per cent In terest, O. C. Boggs. LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan Assn.. 429 M. F. St 11. Bldg.' MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. H. Andrews, No. 81 North Grape. Phone 63-M. 380 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-UW, rooms 8 ana 9, Mearora fintKnai Bank Building. A. B. Reames, Lawyer, Garnett- Coroy Building. Auto Suppllee LA HER AUTO BPRING9 Co. Ws are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. . Use our spring when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get yonr premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons (or good service. Phone 351-T. J. Y. Allen. Expert Accountant.; WILSO." AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson. C P. A. Attention gives to anything In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look into our simplified accounting method. M. F. 4 H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40 years 5V4 Money ready when land is appraised and title ap proved. E. H. Hurd, secy-treas., National Farm Loan Associations, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Height Musis Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bids, Phone 72. - v. i.;--V Planing Hill THOMAS MOFFAT Oeneral Dill work, sash, doors mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir.- Poena 184. . '- y Physicians and Snrgocnsi DR. A. BURSELL Physician; 8pln- ologist; Surgeon. 309 Medfbr Furniture & Hdw. Bldg. Hrs. 6-11 and 2-5 or appoint.' Office phone 29. - - , - 876 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. SOS Garnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician ana surgeon. Practice limited to eye, -ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Anrist for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co. Bldg. Phone 587. ' DR. F. O. CARLOW DR. EVA MAIWS OARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ' ,: 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. - Phone 964-U ' Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers and Publisher , MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped 'printing offlc In " Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, ., etc. Portland prices. 27 Norttt -Fir SL Transfer BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front SL Phone 815. Prices right Service guar anteed. FIVE ACRES Of Good Soil ., With a nice strictly modern 5-room bungalow with . sleeping, porch, ce ment fruit and vegetable cellar, good barn, chicken house and yard, a fine well with pumping plant, tower, eto. on the best graveled highway In the valley, and close In; an opportunity to own a place like this for $2100.00 will not wait long for a buyer as there are too many people looking for a good piece of land with a nice homo on It close in to Medford. Let us show you this today,, Brown & White 10 South Fir St. INTERURnAN AUTOCAR CO. ; TIME CARD. : Leave Medford for Ashland dally except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun days le ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:80, 5:30 and 8:30 p. m. . Leave Ashland for Medford dally except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a. in. and tt 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30, 4:30 and 9:30 p. m.