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i HfF:T)FOnf)'MAnj TRTTSTTTrTiT, MTCPffOrcT), OTCrcG'OX, WEDNESDAY, -FKT!T?TTAny - 2(1, 1fttf) s . I'OHTUNR .I'Vli, 'u. (!- Ill' MlttllllVi IjilllM llill, Ntui'l'S, lll'rit, (11 I'J.W: inoilliim to uoihI, ' h.7,-1,,',1 I I, (.11 Mill ill OOI, It'll,, IU(1J(,7,, Ittir. ifH.illliff O.ftll : cow iiml hi.!r,.i ..h, .!,.,. All! .Mil.),! I '.1 1 V . ' ,-,'. -i- ,,.,., miiiuii ii, 'elmli'i. H,7iX(iil.T3i iiHMlitiiii In choice iri.nuii 0,1.11 inn.- in iiiimiimiii, vu.titiur i.imi ii-iiiiiu'i", t.'."("'i.uu ; nuns, (j.i(i(n"twiUi imiivi'm. WMIIliu l'jiiii tftlll'kl-rtf Mini fut'dol'M. 7.tlll(H 10,(111, i I Inns, Momlv; riMMiinlM .7, prim,. , . I7 y,,i.i i.m mi. ,.,.ii . 1 .. , . "-" iiii-m'ii, ifl7.ll(i( l.'J.ii rniiah lit-nvio, iHfi.yri (d l.'j.fiil: niuH, s:i,tiU((i'l,",,nii; ,i nf HU'C". Tl l.wtl. muii.H Miiniftv. i(.i,tiiiu n it..t Imiilm, I I, OOdi lliti; inir lu n'ii.,ium, if iii,iniin 1.5.110; vi'itrnnus, flu.OOfir ll.llll; wether. ll.l)li(it 10,0(1; cues, il..10(o H.70. 1 - , flutter ' IIDHTI.AVII l..l. "ll ft ....-.., . .., HW, , Mllt' nun, I'ilv i-ri'iimery iniiilH, rxIniN, box- lot, ,Hic 1 1'iinuim, mo; mill 1111x1m, 1.;,,. uioroi k' limn It it 1 r boxes, lo niiirc. Itiivliut urlon IllKIlT fill, COIIIIIl'V, ,'ll((( Mo; I'lllm extras, ,Vic, ' ' drain ItflltN't I VI, t. ,. Ml 4 1 ami 1 1. a. mi. run, iu, ni.iiiv n cur rcfeliitH, wheat.-II t hurley. II: floor. U-. onl. ii-, Imv. 0, Corn, .iV.'.rm hid; IIU UIIIH mo. 1 - 1 ' The Ohio nooiotv of Hit! vttlffv moils in Aslilund litis vvni', lliit ilnto beine Nntnrdiiv, Mureli t, iiml ihu ,m.( Mu(iu Imll. I.iixl vi'nr llio rt'iiiiinii Ml Medford, iiml nil remember ilic DM'lllM ill I lldt cllv IK Olio uf l-Xhii plenswre. willi nn idenl iiriiurtuii in I Imi wiiv of music mill liiforuml talks. This Vvnr it is iilnnni'd In 11111U llio mmiun I'mmllv 11 w iicccl'iil iiI.iiii: DU'rttod line, nnd rviflviitx of Med. ford mid vicinity 11 r is reminded of 1 It ulrtoe mid ditto uf tfnllicriiiti couiili'tl Willi n (Minliiil iiivilntiun to nruKiuii nml iwuliclimtp in li iinniviriirv or Hie li'uiliilivs cimclinnnl wltii'li ulmt. ! old (lliio in Iliir uiilnxv of nliitiw. (). II. Julin-oii inn Mm. .1. J. Ciimbou,. ,r tin i'ilv, nit! inTi-iili'iit u n.l Mjcrt'lnrv rf-ii''lilv of lint iirifmiimitiiiii. In (lid nv of kHilntf 1111 tw iisKiii'iii tiiiim funni'il in 1'iirlnT iIiivk ninl in Mlnbiliinr f(nllv In tliitir nnlivo mIhIp. Hiii'liovd cnlhuhliiHm in wnxiiiu insli'iul uf wnninu liv wnv of coiiiiiiirionii widi iiIIht I'Oiiiiniiiiwi'iillhH. Itinni-r will lit nerved nt Mootc hull nt uimii. nml thi i- n ruiiiiiidcr to lirinir nlniti,' rll l'ilK',1 liniki'lw.' ' b'isltivon i.hnilir of I ho .Mn-oiiic nr. ivt will miwt uu Thurmliiv rvpninl rrbrunrv 2i, fop work 111 llm rnvnl wvli ili'ifrro. Thi "li'iim" will itii'lmlc niniliiliiioH front A-hlniiil nml Jack- nmvillit, nml 11 iiirm.'r or offii'iTx from In. ih rlumlfp. will xiaiiuilifv Ilic fork. Mrinlii'iv of I'rnliT l,nkn I'hiin r til M oil ford nm ulxo pnfdinllv invitrd lu nlli'iiil. 1 lu iuli'iil Immiii.' (o Inihl n miciiil rnuiiiun of H. A. SIV ihnmuhoiit IIiIk lerrilorv. Mm. JHini H.ilihnrd i now llio n- fiMllllnul lit (he Infnl nffieo of llip Dmuon (Inn (t Kh'i'lrir- coimmtiv, tnc fi'i'dilKf Mm. Antiit MuCiuihv Monro, rcniuni'd, . . TI10 reiinihito niunlici- of muiii.n to inKiirn I lu. v.iliihliHliim.nt of 11 nn- Jmiiiil uiiiird orifiiiiimilion Intro i lu J, iintl not over 70 Imvo tlnw far ex- nri-Nwd n williiiu'iH'M Kto cnliHt. Tln orvniiixntion unrrii'M nn-htiuc with it, And it will lio tiiifoi-tiiiiiilo In h't tin. niuvi.tiicnl no bv dofniill. . The l.'nm- nii'riMiil club ih Htimdl'iml in trvinu' In cti'iiIo .iiiturast in tha cnlnrnrlM. nn oiiiiiiuntlv luudiililn one fro iiihnlh 11 niililnrv find Kuciiil Hliiinlimiiil, ef fort 11 1 so hoiiiif Hiiiinrntud bv a poiii- initti'it from llio Klk. Kmil Poil ir in Pnrllnnil IIuk week tlttrmlinir n Ktillo innvntinll nf till' Imnhviiro it ml iiiinl(iiimit inlcrusln. In flit' iticiiiitinio 1 ttrrt Shnmlv in ntttmd iim lo ol'fiun mntloi'H nt tho old roliu Ijli' hi'iidtiunrtcrM, .. ... ,., DiKtrict Sum'riiitniuk'nf Vim Foh- iiiii iind Dr.'tl. Y, ("ruiia nr tho nc M'ltililod dtili'tfiitiid to llio limi'limr of llio MolhndiNl I'ltnlonni'V niissinmirv Bntliurinittnt Portlnml this wook. Mik, Mnv Wliiltti.v IniM votitriioi ffiiin Portlnnd nnd hits n vinitom fl'Om tho onilKt. Nnnlinn tint' hoii'm ftun- ilv, Mr, mid Shu. Knink Whilmiv nml t-'hiltli'on. . "Kirir (iv." iih . Kituuiihli.il bv the Fiirmnin' jlni'cnii, -will ho ohsitrvcd on ThuiHilny, Vohriiiii'v li7. nt tho citv 'mil, a n. tn, Pnt'tio'M who tiru cuiiniis to loiivu what tho ilosiiiiinton moans Hhotild nttond thin lano'inu, an tlio in (''nt in to doviBo tiioaim t'nr fnrlhoi'- tho (iitii nml iniitlirv imliinlrv. ' With tlio Shhiio nf Friilnv, MiiitIi 7. I10 Tidinits will romtmii iinhliontiim on llio Homi-wooklV hanis i'nstonit nf '., ttooklv.' Piihlii'iition (Iiivh will ho nioHdny and Fridnv. Will Dodu'o rotnrnod cinlv in tho : wook from Oiikliind, Oro whom ho ,; "tlondod tho funoral of his fathoiv llio ', lilo A. ' V. lliinl, wlm diod nt his homo in Portland lnwl Kridnv.' nl'lor li'olrao(od illnoHH. Tho viilinitv nf hiklnml wiim tho fnrmor homo of tho . fiintily, nnlooodontH havimr boon tiin : nnor. of thnlmiolion ol' tlio Htato,; Mr, limit wim 11 nalivo. of Inwn, .fll) voiwh "f imo, , Ho ,.imo lo Asthlnn1 nhonl . '') voni'H nun, and romnved In Povl '""d in 100H, I lit WnK nclivolv 'Cnn : 'loi'lort with tho livostonlc oomniiHsion ""niiiOKH, nnd wiih 11 moinhor (if tho o. 'liiiiiuii in 'llio mnli'oiinliM idiiiilified . villi IhoHii intoroHtH, Mr. 1 Innt's mime ;' 1 Wiih n familiar unu in livoHlfii'k oirolofl .' Jli I'liiittluxit) Oroaon ami' CnlirWnin. Jlo Ioiivoh ii widow iiml fnnr ohildron. ; Hio diiimlitorH n ro M I'M, ill wpocluo f IhiH.'oily) and M'i'h,' It. C -Mi-Mil- :Mjt liwiwi WhIivc- 'fJf? W Jheatei rn Conquered hearts" 'Jh.-'X t -j 'v Mitt, ARGUER I CONQUERED HEARTS "('nmiiii.'rod llciirl," ii vohioU- in uliiiilv tiiiitod to the iiiihlh. niiiionl iiml U Mnrijiieritu Mnri-hV. will ho tho drnwiiiir curd at tho Itinlto thontor tnniuhl nnlv. Tho Klnrv him nn mnlorlviiiir fnun ihilhiii nf lino I'hiirni'ior, i. well nn-rwi-nti-il nm in ri-tilolo with wlii)! LILA LEE AT LIBERTY. f- L, 1 Li A Ij - -' JighiamMiffi1"" Tlioro are fow phulnplny tnra who nru mi nlily Biliinrtod -by tnlontoil mtroon ulnyam uh In l.llu Loo In "Such a Mllla I'inito," lior bocoikI t'arn inoitnt Htiirrltm volilclo which will Ito nhown nt tho Idlmrty tlioatio toiln.v. l.llu l.oo In iloolarod to bo ovon nioro charmliiK In hor rolo an urnnil--iIutiKhtnr of tlio old Inr thnn In hor first Paramount picture, '"Tho-Cruise of tho .Ylnko-Uollovcu." .Inhii and IJoii, tho drmoi' of whom is willi' llio Aiuoricitn iirmv of oooitiin lion in (loiiiiiinv, tho lnllor hciitst a rosiilont of Pnrtliiml., As rosiilonls' of Afhlatiil tho liimilv wnx well and favoralilv known, IiiwIh ,nf i'riomU hero Iciiriiimr with roiirol nf.tho nass iiiir of llio luiHliand nnd fnthi!r, -rtx-ol-ioi'tioii8 Of wlioifi lire those nf yc KPoot and .ostooiti fur mi onlcn)viini.' cilinoii.-'. - - ' ' . ' -Mir.' and Mi'H.-II; T. Whitod and dinmhlor, Mal'.iorio lol'tt. for ('alil'ni' nin oii.TiiOBiliiv. ' Thu I'tvniilv oar was shilM'od In Itoddintr,. from which iminl. t liov iilm) n loi.'iiivolv, innloriiiL' tour tlirouuhont llio slate .until ilccidmi! ntioii a tioriaamint locution. Misn K,h lolla Iiiih a I'ino noxitioii in Sun .Krnn- ciNon with a nromincnt imiinrtinu tinn. :Tho Kctl Crows m niuiciilmir -lur liinrit worold's, osnccinllv on Wodnos iliiv anil Kriihi'v it.'lormK'tis nf Hits AsK FOR. ill' Or.ginnl Ic hi nianntllilfi fVSlJiiIWaiirirtn Mn rnnklntf t.,,,ii,i,i,,.inmwliiirCbltilren.lRfchMlllt,MattodafnlnExtriiclinPowdor 'sand Movies at the rialto. nmniiurst funs is known nn trciiiiiiic lien it lltrolw. Tho cltoire of tho ulnr wnx n i : i r t ic ul u it v hiioiiv olio, bho is Mii)iirli',l bv n imiHt olTiciout onst, onmiiosi.d of Kiohnrd Tumor. R. Pnton ('(iblis, Kiloim Walker. (Torino t'jiollo. Kiiniin I.owrv. llnrrv Mvers. I). miii Kit viniiiitl, llarncv Oiliiuiro, Krniik Kviiiik nml Slioridnn Tnnov. week tn nu-ct, tho (U'lnaiids for Biiocinl mid ciiicrL-cnt cuIIh. Try mid bo there ami hcln nlom: the L'.nnl work. Amoiiir AmIiIiiiicI hov.s reecntlv hoard I ii.tii. Ward lluminoml is with tlio -list rcplui'i'iucnl unit of the uiinrterinns- lor'n dopiirlment iu Kriim-e. .Milton HickcI. firnt- i'Iuhm machinist in (lie navy, has boon vinitiiiur Kroiich iorln. nnd reecntlv ran acroKn Verne nine at lu liochcllo. llesmoml (ill. in the niivnl Ken'ice, bus lately been dw cliiiracil. while l.iunoiit Frnlnn. nlo in the navy, expects to be roleimod nt nn eurlv date Iniin beiiiluuarters ul the Mure Inland receiving nml enuin nicntlitlion. II. II. Tanner. .lately ilisclinracd from tlio iirmv ns n Culi fornin recruit, has boon anointed nlh Iclic diroctnr nml teacher of manual 111111011'.' in the iuniur hiuh Hchuol. (hie nf (ho most important real e.-diito iIohIh of the cntn has boon Hindi' thin week throuuh chaimols of the Penver iiL-cncy. This involved the sale bv .1. 11. Monso uf liitt tine dwell ing ideally Incnted on two neres in West AmIiIiumI, nt: the interxeetion of ClieKlniit unil Wnliiul streets, to It, S. .Morris, of (liliiain count v in iinrtheru Orctioii, who will take ooKxoKi-ion this sprint.', ul her members of the family Inttiiir the wife and dnuahter. Mr. Morris is one of llio bit? wheat hnis cis in the productive northern crnin belt, but desires n family homo nmid llio attractions of Southern Orouon. consentient Iv he comes hither. Kx-Oov, Frank llvrno of South Dn kotn. has left for the oiikI. coin-; by way of Seattle, His lamilv rcinmns hero for (lie present.' Owimr to the illness of Pastor Ed wards, Itov. ,1. II. Doinn oeeuvtiod the pulpit most iiccctitublv lust Suiidnv. The aiinuul nmiivorsarv obserenncc of Alpha ehajiter No. 1. of tho Knstorn Star, has boon set for Kridav evon imr March -I. Miss Mnd.'O Putnam, after a trip to Portlnml, is visitim; the homo folks nreliniinarv to' returning tn San l'Van- Mr. .leuniiius nnd family of Wyo ming have moved into our oomujiinitv occuivini tho I'lareiieo JVilbite pluee. Our pontile nro verv ithul to wel-. ooine Mr. Jenniuus mid family into our community. b'ov Slncv and wife of California arc hero visil'iiL" his imronts, ilr, nnd Jlrs, (iunruo StacV. ... ',' ! . 'Mrs. X': S." Snndorson and little duiiuliler hnvo returned from n very cnioynlilo visit to Cimtrtil Point, with friends. . ,. ' . - ; -.' i , A nunilior of our farmers have been kept husv duvimr tho woelc tmllimi out cars that hud cotton suck. It is hop. ed lljat our roads will soon be nil riuht uffain. ,- , ,; '. The Mountain district school oh sorvud Sonir Week with a..; Washiiur- ton's liii'thdav onlertiiinmeiit. Atl tho old solids wore iuitr Iind niv.old fish iniKMl rtpolK'i: boo and ciplievtn.i'-iTitoh woro soiiio uf tho ovonls of tlio oven inif, ! After - lliiit priiL-ruif. tlioso who worn tireseiit worn invited over to Mr. nml Mis, 1'oliiirdid homo for ii period of dunciiiK. OwiiiK to llio bnd wonthor nut. uuiiiy. wol'o present but It'll '.report hnviiiv; it verv uood lime. Albert Diixhiim Iiiih ritnovered from the iiiiuiiif nnd is ubhi to bu out iiitnin. His brother howevurn urc down with tho mumps now. John (llns Hiind family ullemlod elinrch nt Phoenix Kiindav. ..... The piipils nt' the Autioch Hchool are verv buxy nuw dnvx iircpnriiitr for n box social to bn nivvn nt the Anlioeh school bonne l-'riduv evenimr, Murch the Till. All tho luilies nro cx peclcil lu bi'itiL' li box nml it is hoped thii (he school house will be crowded to overflowimx. . A this soeiul in niv. en for the'bi-nofit of tho ncliool. ev ery one should turn out.. Mr. Atcr. our count v Httporintemleiit, will uive n talk diirim the evenim; and the pupils nro nhiiniini! n uood proirruiti. I'vcrvono conic nnd Imvo n uoud time. Miss Mildred Sweet wha hits been siiendim; it few dnvs with her piirents relunied' to' Modoo the Inst of llio week to work. Mrs. A. V. Moon uf Oriints Puss spent Momlnv with friends hero ye turniiiir to her Inline in the cvoniiiL-. ' ifr. nml Mrs, W. Ia Lewis mid lit tle dnuulltcr nro spendim; the week nt Grunts I'nss. i'.llis Clurk is driviriL- the ntnev this week while Mr.- Iewi in absent. Mrs. Kenneth Heebo lifts returned from n week's visit in Portlnml. Mrs. ('. A. Holes nnd son liollin nro visitints relatives in- Albany. - Mrs. Victor ltursell is visitim; rein lives in Kiittcne Mrs. J nMO Kiekerson nnd irrnnd diiuulilcr huve rctunieil lo their home in Sisson. C'nlif Miss llerthn Unroll spent the week end wilh friends here. .Mrs. Thompson, who spent tho full nnd winter in California visit uiu relu lives urn nVnin nt homo. Mrs. C, S. SunderMon nnd diuiKliter Dorothy, who: hnvo been visilinL' friends here left Snturduv morninir uoimr bv wav of Oold Creek to their home ut Itenirlo. " "' - " ' """ Ia-v Imrrnm if tho United States iirmv nnd Mrs. Inurnm. nre here, huv inir been ealcd to the bedside nnd ilculli of Mrs. lnurum's mother,, Mrs. Grieshv. - - ' Mrs. John Welch spent tho week end in Medford visiting her sister and duuubter I'.crlltii. i . . (Jenrtiu Little, who has been scpnd intr some time with his daughter. Mrs. V. C. Kennov. nt .Siimn Vullev. stop ped hero between trnins .(o visit rel ulivcs on his wnv to Weed. Culif. The weekly dunce was uivvn us us unl Kridnv iiiht nt Centml hull. . v II. W. Puvisson of this eitv has ptirehnsed tho Tnhlo Hock store form erly owned bv John Cameron and has boon, in chnrsio since tho first of Hie month. t " - : i" " '" " v Gcon;e If Neulc sold for tho owner. S. C. Mminick, this week to John Southwell tho-residence property ttit unted on tlio north sido of Munzan ctu Ktroet between Fifth and Sixth streets. Miss Georuio Lvons, nfter upendinc some weeks nt homo bus- naiiiu re snmcd (ciichin?. A CLEAR COMPLEXION ; Ruddy Oieeks Sparkling Eyes Most Women Can Have : Says Dr. Edwards, a Weil-Known, v Ohio Physician Dr. F. M. Edwrrds for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments., Durir.g these years he gave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable Ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwarda Olive Tablets. You will. Know them by their olive color. . i " . ; Tnese tablets are wonder-workers on the livor and bowels, which cause a normal action, carrying off the waste and poisca ous matter In one's system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you taka one of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly for a time and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women as well as men taint Dr. Rrinrnrds' Olive Tablets the suc cessful substitute . for calomel now and Ithen just to keep in the pink of condition. llOc and 25c per box. AU druggists. , ISTEKUKBAN AUTOCAH CO. v " TIMK CAlll. , Iicnvo Jfedford for' Ashland dally except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 ana 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 9:80 p. nt. Sun days le ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:S0 and 9:30 p. mi; .u, - . v Ienvo Ashlnnd for Medford dally oxcept Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a. m: and at 1:00, 4:00-and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun days loave at 9:00 a. m. and l?:30, 4:80 and :Sfl o. m, , Painting Tinting Decorating ' i.:.f i . .'- ' i. "'!V ; , . , Paper Hanging Sign Work .'',-';''.. , : :';--'-. '..:; .-.v'' : ' . ,. ,, .j Vi. -, -.' .. - , Now Is tho time to make your pluns for the spring cleaning. Lot, , us show you our samplos for Intorlors and exteriors. Get our es timates. Wio guarantee every lncli of our work to be first class. ' The, matorlal we are iislng Is tho vory best, Our prices nre mod erute. We have just completed the Interior ot the Jackson County Courthouse, and' furnish you with bW references. ,. R.J. MILLER, Decorator ; Phono ,ir.3-R or 53, ' T HOUSE REPORT Koported by Juekson County Ab stract Co,, Sixth and Central Ave. Ifrotmle- Court EhL Joseph Welch. Proof of pub lleiitlon. -. . ; Kut, Kurt Iluefft. ,1'lnal account and order. KM. I), B. Spllss. Order apiirovliiR final account, arid prouf of publica tion, - - -. .. . Est. Frank Smith (Incompetent), liond and order.- . f'lreiill Court Amorknii Hendlnif Machine Co. vs. Chan. H, Taylor. For monoy, James 11, Wlthycombo ot al vs. T. F. and .Myrtlo M. Fee Foroclosure. Edward C. Hurtling vs. Manganese Metal Co. ot al. Hummoim, ' C;. yirsll Strnns vs. Wlnnltred Strang. Summons. Durrcll W. Miller vs. Josle M. Mll lor. Atflduvlt and order. - Siato vs. R. MJ Toft. Order on arraignment. , . State vs, Ceorue Harlow. Order receiving Indictment. Stata vs. Joe .Martin. Order re- celvlnB Indictment. ' State vir.- Carl' Anderson;' 'Order receiving Indictment' . ' - , State vs. V. A:' Campbell. Order receiving" Indictment. 1 COLDS INTERFERE WITU BUSINESS Dr. Kln48 New Dlscoveiy relieves them and keep ,v you going oa the job Fifty continuous years of almost tinfailmgchccbngandrelievhigcoughs, colds and kindred sufferings is the proud acliicvcmc.it of Dr. King's New Discovery. ' . , , . . . Grandparents, fathers, mothers, the kiddies oil have used and arc using it as the safest, surest, mo3t pleasant ' to-take remedy they know of. i ,- , . Sold by all druggists. 60c and $130. , , Keep Bowels On Schedule Late,: retarded functioning throws the whole day's duties out of gear.-. Keep the system cleansed, the appe tite lively, the .stomach staunch with Dr. King's N'ew Life Pills. Mild and tonic in action. Sold everywhere. 25c. Advertising Rates Classlfled-Ono cent a word. , Locals Ten cents a line. Legal Five cents a lino. ; Display 25 cents an Inch,' Contract rates on application. HELP WANTEU MAI. WANTED Young man; married, wbo understands the making of lee cream and candies, wishes a position in 'Medford or a nearby town. Address W. R. B., care of Tribune. , .. : 387 WANTED SITUATION," WAXTKD Woman wants work, as bousekeoDer for man or woman: small pay for good home. Call al 3 20 Genessee street. Call from 3 to4. : :'. 1 -289 FOR EXCHANGE. FOR.-TltADE-r-A I3.5H10.00 homa in, Medford, Oregon for Michigan or iXorths Dakota property. . Inquire . or cnartee Bros.1 furniture , to., Grand Rapids, Michigan. - 2SS CLOSE IN . Five ; acres, modern five-room house, hot and cold water, bath, toilet;' a good barn1, chicken house and yard, all good soil, close in on splendid graveled road and at a price which is a bargain, $2100.00. , Ten acres, splendid modern five- room house, good - barns,: chicken house and yard, lawn, shade trees. etc.,' a fine bearing orchard,-' seven acres wheat in, ft little over one mile from paved highway on good road This place Is for sale for cash, the house is furnished complete includ ing a new piano; there' are some fine cows, ohlckens, oto.i machinery and tools, and tho prlco is very . low. $3250.00. ; -v. ' - H An ideal chicken rniich of 20 acres, all fenced with chicken- 'wire, nice bungalow, good chicken houses, etc.: good well, some alfalfa and fruit, some good oak and laurel wood for all homo needs, close to Pacific High- way( and a beuutiful view of the val ley. Prlco, Including porsonal prop orty. $3500.00, without, $2750.00. , BROWNS WHITE v . ' i '. 10' Ron til Vh St. - S .South Orange St reef .Medford. :if HURTS USE' SALTS Eat leu meat if Kidney feel lilts bad or Bladder bothers you Meat ; form orie acid. f'.' " Moot folks forget that tha kidney, like the bowels, get -sluggish and clogged and need a flunking occasionally, else wa bar. backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheu matic twinges, torpid liver, acid n'omjicn, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis orders. ... i .Yon simply must keep your kidneyc active and clean, and Ute moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of J ad Salts from any good drug store her a, take a tablespoon nil in a glass of water before breakfast for a.. few days and your kidneys will' then act fine. This famous salt, is made from- the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with titbit., and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. . It also neutralists the acids in the urine to it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. , Jad Salts is harmless; Inexpensive) make, a delightful effervescent lithia water drink which everybody should taka now and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. : A- well-known, local druggist says he sell lot. of Jad Salts to folks Who beliova In overcoming kidney troubla while it is only trouble. ' WANTBIt ansCELLANEOtra WANTED To rent, small equipped . farm on shares. Box C. E. M., Mail Tribune. -.,:' 296 WA'NTED Cow giving two gallons of milk per day to keep In change for-her care. John Beltz, llio ' Mantle street,. phone. 4 07-L. 289 WANTED Any kind cattle, stock or , .beef. G. W. , King, . Montague. Calif. '.' - -- ' . -" 336 WANTED Rug in good phone 3 91-J. condition. : ', 287 WANTED Fresh milk cows. Phone 7-F4. ;-..-'.,..:., WANTED We buy your unpaid Llb- ' erty bona contracts tor casnt Hale's Piano House.; Inc. J. ,F. Hale, general manager. . . , , . WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 4S8-M or 48S-X. KOB SALE POULTRY AND EGGE. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red hatchinc eggs: also Rfaodo Island Red rooster, thoroughbred.. ; 742 West Fourteenth. , : , 289 FOR SALE White t-egiiorn and Rhode Island Red egos and chicks ' F. H. Dressier, phone J 7 7-4 309 FOR SALE WTiite Leghorn eggs for i hatching. $1.00 per-settlng. Frank Hyers, Beagle, Oregon. - - tfso FOR SALE---Whlte Leghorn eggs for hatching, from carefully hoganlzed stock. Mrs. C. A. Learned, phone 40S-R3. ... 301 FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs for hatching: not only Dure bred but, but bred of laying stock. : Won all first prizes at Southern Oregon Poultry Show. Eggs $1.50 per set ting of 15; $8 per hundred. Mrs. V. Bursell, phone 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 knon first as lost 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 Wes terfield's White Leghorns. Eggs and baby chicks. Route 4, Med- .'.' ford. ., .. --.V '; ... . . --.' 300 FOR SALE Buff Leghorn hatching eggs.- Phone R-13M., v ; , 294 FOR SALE Rhode Island . Red : hatching eggs. Phone 37 0-W. 292 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Straw and cheap hay. Phone 5-F2. . 22 FOR SALE Wheat and corn, place east ot Clancy Ranch. First 290 FOR SALE Flanders 20 Roadster. Fine for bug. : Price $05.00. See John Perl. 287 FOR SALE Small , car choap. Phone 855-J. . for sale 291 FOR SALE Two self-Inking- print ing presses, typo, cases, cabinet, cost $100.00, take $20.00. Electric ' fan, $2.50. Remington typewriter with case,. $3.00. Todd check pro tector. $7.00: 10x12 wall tent; one New Life .Vibrator:'. one office desk: one steel - porch swing, $5.00; one swing comfort chair. 36 North Riverside, j. 283 FOR SALE Good seed beardless bar loy: also wagon box.' F. L. Taylor, "Medford, Ore. -Phono 452-H. 290 FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hav. .Phone .500-R2..' .- 290 FOR SALE Organ, cheap if taken at once. Call at 301 South Central - avenue. '.. -S a ;: .-, 288 FOR SALE Beat built tractor in the i state at Peart & Lyons, Central Point. '. . . 2S8 FOR SALE Authentlo History of the World War. Ed. Henselman, . agent. 423 King ..street, phone 532-11. 306 FOR SALE Sulphur for spray dope Pay you to Investigate. Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ Mill. FOR SALE Singer sewing machines " on easy terms. Cleaning and re pairing of all machines a specialty. 245 South Central avenue, phone 903-R. O. A. Chapman. - .291 liTH? SAT, HI US Intia nf nlfnlfn hav all in good order; Will bale and load on car at Grenada for $21.00 per ton. u. uuneo, Box 85, Uren- ' ada, Cal. - v . 315 FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay .; $25.00 per ton Modoc Orchard, Phone Central Point at inenll FOR BALE flRAli J0HTATK. FOR SALK Seventy acros wator. two-fifty tipkoop. year, price six thousand.'.: Box CO,. Mull Trlbuno. ,:' '.- 290 FOR SALE OR TUADrj 130 acres In Sams Valley, near Modoa orch ard. -. Will consider town property, automobile or stock nn part pay- ' ment. Cnll or nddresn T. H. Brngg, 846 East Ninth stroot, Medford,' Ore. 287 FOR SALE 158W-acre tract On Evans creek.; Write or call and learn particulars A bargain. Levi N. Stevens,. Rogue River, -Oregon, R. F. D. 1. 293 VOn SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALhV -Mare, Phone weight .about. 183. Control, : 296 1250 lbs... Point. FOR SALE-r-Teara good horses, one or both:, prices right,' wm, Rog ers, Walker avenue,-Ashland, Ore.- -.. ,' .- .-:..'-. . 287 FOR SALE -One pure bred Jersey.' .. bull with papers; one pure Jersey cow; one 50-ton Jones silo; .one . 600-lbi Mellotte separator; shoata from. 7o to 100 lbs. . T. E. Beau lieu, Route 2, Central Point. , 288 FOR SALE Cows and hogs. , Few -choice milch cows, gentle, heavy; milkers. Fine brood sows, bred, Red boar, great breeder. East of Phoenix, 3rd bungalow across Iron bridge. . : . . . 288 FOR SALE A few registered Duroo . Jersey bred gilts anil sows: Largs type and good ancestry, at Modoc Orchard or W. A. Sumner, man ager. Hotel Ifedford. - - , FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled ii bull calf, born October. 1918; fine ' youngster. Modoc Orchard or Pal mer Investment Co., Medford; Ore. r WOUl BENS HOC8HSV FOR RBNT-Several modern bouse. Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. FOR REST FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR SENT Sleeping rooms. Im perial, 30 (North Front:.- Reduced "-tatesv . 217 MONET TO LOAN LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent ln i terest, O. C. Boggs. - LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan Assn., 429 M. Fi ft H. Bldg. MONET TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will hay Lib erty Bonds. . J. xj. Andrews. No. 31 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 3J0 BUSINESS DIREOTORI Attornejs PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-Uw, rooms 8 and 9, Medford Natkntal Bank Building. . . A. E. Reames, Lawyer, Corey Building. Garnstt- Auto Snppllea LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. W are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest Use onr springs when others fail. Sold under wrlt- ' ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland,. Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE! Get your : premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons tor : good service. Phone 851-T. J. Y. Allen. f ',..:) .-.i-;;: Expert Accountant ' WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M . Wilson, C. F. A. AttenUon trn, to anything in Accounting and In . come Tax requirements. Look Into our simplrneaV ceonntlng method. M. F. ft H. Building, Medford. Phone 15 7-R. Farm Loans u. AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40 years 64 Money ready when -land is appraised and - title ap proved. E. H. Hurd, secy-treaa., 'National Farm Loan Assoolatlons, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. .. Instruction In Mosle FRED ALTON HAJGHT Teaoher ot piano and harmony, fialght Musi Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey . Bid ' Phone 72. ' ' - ' ' Planing Mill ' ' ' ' THOMAS . MOFFATt- -General , mill work, sash, doors. mouldings and screens; Shop 437 S. Flr.i Phone :-; 184..-..;; -,;-.,s-V ..'.'".:..,-1?,:.' Physicians and Burgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Corey .build ing.. '. :Phone 180. i ."i - v. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and Surgeon. ' Practice limited to eye, -. ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glass's sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor S. P. R. R. Co. - Of flees M. F. ft H. Co. Bldg., Phone 667. - t DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. t: - ;:' Phone 904-L.- . Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers and Fubliahors MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has ths i best equipped printing office in ' Southern Oregon. : Book binding loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, : etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. . . Transfer BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. . Office 42 North Front St Phons , 15. . Prices fight.'-. Svrvko guar