MTCTYFORTJ TVrATT) TttTHTTm TTIDFOTIT), OT?F.OON, VRTDAY," MAT70IT 21. 1910
PAOT? YYW,
.'"' ' IllVOItlllCli
t'OltyXANI?. ' Mnr. t, HI. (Jutlln
liniuiiyriieoijiis nil, (uinim, limn III
' tf'Ml'MUOil to cbolio 1,11. RQ 12,00:
medium (i) good ll)f(i II; fair to
Himil D5M(l; common to fair IHWH;
good to choice $0 10,50; nt cm! tii mi to
good $7ti H; fair to iiinilluiii .'i 7( (i ;
titiiiiorit :i.rto ?( -i.r.o; bull jumhtiO
ViilvuH $U.r0 t( 13.50; .slockum 'und
fenders ITJHO,. ( ' i
1Iok Htomlyi recnlpt 8,'IH, Prlmo
mixed f 18.30 !( IK. nil; medium mixed
l7.UII5HK.ir,; rough livitvltiH flAty
17; HKM $ 1 Q 01 1 (1 j bulk $l8.2rnl)
l .. -- :-. -
Htiiiup steady; rorolpl go., rlmu
lambs 10 41 17; fulr to medium
liimhs $l4fl 15: yourllngs $111(12;
wethers $Ugf 10; ewes I6.D04MO.SO
,7 ' ' Hotter
PORTLAND. Mar. 21. Ituttor mi
mulled. City crouiDm-y prints, nxlrus
iiox lotM r4i aic; rurtoim ooiuiici
half boxes half rout morn; leas limn
Imlf boxes 1q mur. Buying prion
liiittiirrui, country U0 (12c; cubo
vxtritH &7 Vb m 6Ne,
1'iiiillry
PORTLAND. Mur. 21. Poultry
llotiB, ;t.1(?i 34e lli. broilers, 41H-4&C
old room 'm, I'tlo; turkeys 33e; himho,
miu; duck", 40o.
ASHLAND ANO VICHY'
A roplien of llin nupr. Iitiiiwi'oniiiiir
irrnt'itntf ne-toweii imoii lueul mem
IJith nt' tlio (l.jthi rt'iinuMit awaited
member nt the llllth iim, "Tlio Time.
tliu I'lueii mill 1 1 1( Clirl" were remiei'
lively delineated Klkg' Tcmi'lu on
fmiiluv cvviuiiir with n liunrh ol'
liuxkv lltler in Hit) lime liuht. nit tint
observed of nil oUam-r. Thi-re wiin
niii-iu mill ilimiMiiL'. Niii'inl convorxe
nnil mur.tx. ili'lii'ioiiH ri'triialiiui'iilx
beina Htrvl ltd a eliinax in I tin wav
of lioHintiilitii'XMill int-riteil in t lit- nt
UUMIihere of ii lii'iirtv wcleome wlili li
pervaded (tin Klk' huildjni.-. In fuel.
lint L'lii'l-oiui' went reminded one of
nil ideal fuuiilv retiiiioit, with father
mill mother. hiktiTtt nnil brother n
"luvfiTreil iTixlttiirx," tin' next of
kin nnil n hoM ol denr friemU fittitrinir
in iiiiitiial fi-lii'itiitninti.' Anioiii: tin
liuiin'1'oiiuTx din.'ot, iiml inoliuliiii;
their cnmriidei in the unnv ami mivv
who preceded them nml' witi nreaent
lo join in tht welrome. n imrlinl lint
imlv wniilil etiibt ni'o tilfiiiL Siiiin-iin
Hill IIiiIiiiom, Junk June. Chm Kirk.
Htwher Diiiil'onl. 1.1'on HiiUL'liiiuin,
Kulldi Fro In v, 4'haHr-x Url-miuu. .Kd
iiiiiiiiI llnrrotl. Itoli Keller, tl. K. Snlli-
vnn. Iliviuht Tinker. Vcriiuir Ciircv,
Uw-iir O Nuill, Ili-iin SimiII, Hurt Cnr-
tu'iiliir. Zi'iinH Miimlv nnil utlicr. 'I'lm
fllith Hiulril frmii TIi-okI, Frmiitft. for
Nowtiort Niwk on llm trun-iHirt .Mvr
ciirv. with nlioiit .'l.nOO trooiiH iilioiinl.
tlio triti liouii'U'iiril liouiiil hi'iuir a
htorinv olio,' t'oiiHiiliTiililii Kfasirk-
nixH i'iihiiihI,, mill iiuuiv of tlio Iiovk
imiilori'il ulil rather NiMtiinit to i'oiii
nimid tho iii'eiin hiluwd to 'Vtiinil n
nlti'iition,'' vn if-oulv Wr'ii fw
lini'I liourt in order Hint tlivv iiliL'ht
rvenvar mi I'otiilihriiim.
ClinrloM I.. IIiiiimiii. ri'pri'HiMilinu the
local rnriuen'M union lit n niiliiiuiil
untheriuir of the order in I.om Aiil'C
Ivm recent Iv, nrrived Imine on Tlmr
dnv. rcimrtiiii.' ii liiruo iitteiidituen mnl
II most Mliei'iKxt'iil eoliveution of thin
Miecifin fvdernlioii of rmlwiiv cm
tiloves, " -
(,'liiirlcr S. Silfliv. veteran .South
(irn I'lieifin pntiinver, died nt tliu pom
Iiiiiiv'h ho)ital in Sun Krinicir.ro
early in tho weak, nfler iv lintrorinif
lllneHK, 1 he deeensed hud been ein
ploVcil on . variouM divihimm of I lie
N.vtitoni, nnil for ypnrn lii lioin lind
lieen in Aihlnnd, whore he vin well
mill fnvoriihlv known.' Morn roeenrlv
tho fniniftv &Hidineo hiul . hoeiij in
Klamath KiiiTh. Ili.-i romiiins were
liromrht hern for interment, tho fu
nuriil hiiviinr been tdmiiied for Kriduv
nfternoon nt the PrcMivtorian ehureh.
HeNidi'K bin wife, tho ileqwiMed lenves
n daiiL-hler. Mm. I'errv Anliernft." res
iilent of thl itv.' ;
DiiitiiitfiiiHhed wmy hlivo been
nanMim; llirottull 1 1 1 ih luluralntii iruto
whv of Into, ninoiiir llm number Son
retnrv of Wnr linker, who wiix-nn-I'omniinicil
liv Clonmnl Mu'h. ehief of
.Htnl'f of tho cnliri) militiirv estnhllsh
ment lioth nt homo nnil nhroiut, and
uilm Itnu li.li.lu f.tl iiMw.il frrim llmien.
Until worn on the wav to San Kruli-
eiseoi ineidiint to an iimpci'tinu of
J'lieil'io ooiint mililnrv tiosts. .OIo
llniiKon, 8eulll'o miivor. nlso went
noiith rommllv on u viieution tri to
Southern' Oitliforiiin. nfler his stron
iioim experioneo of tho lust few
months uiniil the homo mirrounilinim.
STUFFED DP WITH
Got busy with a bottlo oS
- pr. King's New Discovery
. atone
'' . . 1 i i .
. Cougln.'colrls and bronclilntxittntRfl
thoy oro oil likely to rcilt In dftiiftcr
bus aftermath unlcon checked m time.
And how effectively nr-.d quickly Vc.
JCIng's Hovt Discovery hclpsi to do tho
chscklng world Infltimod. Irrltntcd
tacsibroriea nro Soothed, tho mucoe.3
ijhlosm loosened frcolyi and qulot,
' rpstful alccp follows. 60c nnd $1.20.
l AltdruBslstohavo it. Sold olnco 1869
iiCoastipatlon Emadpfttlott
9 Nn tnnra lazv bowclo. yellow Com
1 tiOilSliyUllUH Jiinvt-I'V
P No mora lay bowels, yellow com
ptontlon, olalt Iioodachc. indigestion,
H.i.nAn. hmfh tvhnn vnii use nil ft
correctlvo &r. Klnn'a New Ufa Pills.
' Thoy syntomntino tlio system snd Uif
flio worhl'looking cheerful. 25e.
Keiillln'M iiinvoi', wIiiimi I'epiiliilinii h
now mil Inn wide, lininii'iiiillv ix iiboul
ri'i, hi a Si'tiniliimvlmi nml u unlive
ol. WiHeiumlii, Hit went to Heulllo
17 vein Nineu, mnl ih in, the rouj en
tuli) litiriinoHM', The llniiHon fiimilv
In li Ivplcnl nml, with pliVhicnl mill
uieiilul uiidowiiii'ii )n till) iiMcimdciicv,
Mr, nml Min. lluiiHi;ii'nro the lirouil
linrciiU of niiii) inlnrvHlluic 'children,
xix. hiiiis mid Ih rue iIiiuuIiIith, Of tho
hovii, (He, .luii'or, In (lie eldcHt, lliiin
.follow TJieoilorn KimmuvuIi, Williiim
Tn ft. Kiiuiiiki Kinld. Rohert iii Kol
letle, mid l.lovd Owuruo renneiitivelv,
n iiiiini'iiiiluturii which evidenllv Imli
ciiIoh thut fulhnr mid mother nro
"prmire'oilvd" licilh pidilieiillv lilld do
lilcxlleiillv, ' .'' .-: '
llev. J K. Iliiilliu nf I'hoeuix Wi
in AmIiIihiiI Thurnliiv. eiilled hero hv
the ilciilh of bin inlimiite friend. John
(li'itlTiN, n I'oiiiier resilient of tho
I'hoi'iiiK iii'iulihorhooil. who doed in u
local liiixuiinl on ThurHiliiv niorniiic.
niter u Intiu Period of pliVHioiil infirm
ity. The deeeiiHeil won well known
for bin htoHinir oualitien of churne
ter. ' The Weilnemluv nfliirnoon eluh met
in tl hnreli parlors Mnr'h 1l with
iiiemhem of the l.ndie- Aid lind other'
lV(.iinn nl' the convreviilioii. to malic
iin'aiiL'iimeiiU fur III" 'inniiul church
'jiillierimr mi the eveuinir oj' March
'.'II, when nil eliilionilii Hpreiul is in
prospect as ik eiihtomiirv. Tho (dull
also i.'lci.dcil iiffieerN, Mrrt, 0, Wilder
tin i n ir the new pritKiileut. ilia vice
liri'Kidcnlii ii ru Mrn, J, U, Wuhster
mid Mm, Auuiiht Scliiicriiinn. Mm.
luck Dunn i Heeretnrv. mid .Mm.
hilvtli Kiickett. treiiHiirer.
Mm. Dnviiiu lluhl. nister of R. T
SIhpIch, Iiiih nrrived in AmIiIuiuI from
DoiikIiik. Wvomiiii. llCCOMIlHlllioiI hv
her diiuuhterH I'milinu nml Vivinn, tho
fmnilv hiivitiK eomii to thin vicinity to
loeiito iienuiiniiiitlv. ' ': '. '
Tho address hero on Wednesdiiv
njuht, lit the l'resbvteriuii ehureh, bv
Ivan II, Khodcs, r.ireiuost worker In
tho Y, M. C. A. rnukM, both ul home
und uhrond, fullv deinonstruted the
aim nnd scope of tho ureat iiiovb-.
ment under "trimmlo" niiKiiieiw. nnd
set nt rest nnv eritieisin whieli him
been nil I ut the nruanixiition. The
speiiker plaiiilv outlined the munni-
tmln of iielivilics hiinnsored bv the
V. M. (.'. A., iiuuiv times undiirluken
under nbstiielcM tho iniiiiiiliidi; of
which were nuimlliinr. Thut u few
minor failures occurred Niuiriidieallv
were inevitable, but orimnir.cd effort.
nevertheless iiceiiiiinliHlieil hereuleiin
tasks, iis history will record in the
final nniilvxiri of workint's of ho vn
rioiiH wiir relief measures. ' Mr.
Uhodcs presentcil the cuso from the
ntmidpoiiit of one who knows whereof
he nl'finm. havim; been eniinwled for
miinlliH llctiVclv with this succlfic scr
vice in I'Vancc. but Ii at lixed camps
nml In the frunt ninkii.' ' t
Mr. mid Mrs. John S. Silshv of ("ul-
time Urove, former residents: hero,
were culled lo Ashland this week tn
attend the funeral of the former's
brother, the late Charles 8. Silshv.
1 Mr. 0. I'!.'. Ihivin. retiimoil lutelv
from Han Krunoi'sco. ritiiortK bor liu.
bmul, ii patient lit the Southern I'a
eilie hospital, ill that citv. ' nlowlv
imiirii irn from nuriniix illness. Frank
Full., aiiother patient in the same
institution lutulv in on tho WAV home
iieeouipiinieil liv hi wire, - j
Mmiv friends of Mr. unit Mrs. I. 1.
Fricdoirer will svmpathir.u .Willi them
in tho death of their infant child, n
bereavement which occurred on tin
moniiiir of March 'Jd.
H. I. Kllis. of Oakland. Oil., broth
er of .Mrs, V. I. Hose, is visitine Asll-
lunil relative, preliminary to tilkinu
an extensive vacatio" trio south nnd
east, alter a prohiiu;ed snell of exnet
itiL' railroad work in the Southern Pa
cific terminal vanls of that citv. Mr.
F.llis formerly was employed in rail
road work here.
O. II. Harper nnd fl. V. Wmiherlv.
deputy collectors representing the
internal revenue department, will be
in Ashland from April 3 to 5 inelii-
8iv, to cheek up tobneeo ilonlers in-
ventorieK und nssist in alitsKiliention
schedules ronforinnblo to rOLMihitions
of the burenii. ' ' " '
Hnv. V. h. MelliiiL-er nnd wifo at
tended n reception Tuesday evenintr.
tendered bv Hcv. D.'K. Millnrd. the
ni'w niistor of tho (Jhriatiun qlmrelritt
Medl'ord. the uroctiiu.' to tho pnslor'u
fumilv finilinuf expression in'n most
henrtv welcome, Hoeiul nnifiiities bo
inir Hiipplemeiitoil bv a litenirv nnd
niiiHinnl prouriim. v " :
Now eomcH tho . w. -C. A. omn-
piiimi for l'nndH, n Hlutowido enui
paittn lo beuin next week, the niiioiint
solicited, however, is.n modest. um.
oulv $11,311!, for tho ntnto nt Inreo.
Jnekiinu aottntvV quota heins $325,
of which Ashland's share if nppor
tioncd, will bo nuido throuith its nnt-
riotie fund ebminels. Mi's. O. F. Wil
son, rorlllinil, is niuto uironior, nun
Mrs, J. II. C'nrkin, Aledford. IB elniir-
mmi of tho Jiiokson county emaliniun
in behalf of - tho Younit Women's
ChriHtinn nsHoeintion.
Jrolmto Courf
But. Mnry K. HarUell. Inventory
nnd npprnliioinont; proof of publica
tion.- '
But. Mnry CI, KlrsliUaitm. 1'roor
of posting. -' i ' '
Bat. Snrnli Monrps. . AUintuoo. vo
probnto. ' '
Eat, Clins. Kapp. I'roor. or puuu-
cntlon,
J;t, A. ,T. Emorson. Flnnl account.
.Et. Mary K. Mlttor. Proof of
publication; petition.
' EHt, Albert o. oiituoimoii. uopon.
Mat. Anna Margaret tynltor, ; Affi
davit. . ' .-' '
'"' lC8t. Samuel Provolt, Oath of ad-
pilnlfrtrntor, .. ' , : 't 1
lust, ABft ,i' ay mioioy.. iviunuu, .,
Nut, .liimos R. Noll. OrdOr npprov-
Iiik final account. ' '' ' ".
Est. A, J. Emorson, Ordor.
(bmNews
Knl, I vn M, mid HuIoIkIi K, IIiii;Iicii.
Itiilmrt. ' -' . 1 - -
' Knt. Ann Vay ltdliloy.. Ordrtr. V
Ust. Harali .Monroe. Onlor. .
Ft, AllicrL t'lilltiuidun, Order.
Iil Murnln IS. Chlttondon. Order.
Hut. Mnry IS. Uottor. Order.
lOsi, Hamuel 1'rovolt, llond.
Knt, Frooihun A. Brown. Order,
Knt, (,'url, buvid Biout, 'Admlttod
tp probata. .. . . ' -
r (ilreult t'ourt
. (Jojd 111)1 IrrlKKtloii UlHtrlct. Conn
flriuutlon proccedliiK". -
Floronce MllllKiin vn, Omur .MIUI
Kun, dlvoreo,
Dexter 18. I'altorson vn. Futtornon
Orchard 'Co, Foreelonuro.
Juimiii Muenntia vs, J, W. Welch.
For money.
Klunlnon vn. Abcreromblo, Order.;
lllK I'lnen l.hr. Co.. vn, Itlchun!
Sherwood nt ux, Kunnnonii.
' Ktato vn. W. IC. Campbell. OoHt bill'.
Htuto vn. (!oo, Harlow.' Coiit bill.
Hlulo vn. Curl Anderson, Cont Rill.
BHito vs.'Itay Toft. Cont bill,
Lincoln Havana (advln.) vs. V. I),
IIoiIkhoii et ul. Order.
It. W. North nip Vs. Murla DurnlnK
ot nl. Docroo.
T. J, Williamson v. John U. Ow
Iiiks ot ul. PlndliiKs of fuct and con-
oIiihIoiih of law.' Docroo.
J. II. C'o'oluy vi. L. K. Hank. For
dumuKcii.
Htato vn. Iy McDonald. Order.
K. I), llitnley vs. Ira MurHhull ot nl.
Motion und affidavit.
Cluornu Kuiifman vs. Frederick C.
Iuk. Domurror,
Frank Fonder ot UX vs. BonJ. F.
Fuller ot al. Domurror.
Cora 1. union vs. AuRust Larson.
Affidavit and proof of publication.
F, (1, Fleetwood vs. B. J. Kendrlck.
Affidavit.
In tho mnttor of oxeluding lands of
CI. 0. (Inrrott, I. A. Wilkinson, W. M.
Illllua, V, C. (inrrott from Medrord
IrrlKiitlqn' District. Ordor of afflr
munco. - : ' '
In tho matter of excluding lands of
Lulu H, Mlnoar from Medforil Irrl
Kutlon Illstrlet. Order of affirmance.
In tlio mutter of excluding lands of
Arvld lliirucll, II. C. Mnury, Lee
llimll, Aiiliury jicall, C. K. Heall. Oco.
Hiish, Ida J. Htowart, Kwana Con
ner, Louis Noldermeyor, F. K. Ilylioo,
Frail llackutt from Medforil IrrlHtt
tlon District. Order of afflrmunio.
In tho matter of oxcludlng lands of
Lilly 11. Ml n car. F. II. Mlnear, Ada
Walji. Ada K. Wul. Amy Wroli. lit
tle Will. Krnest Vnlt. Polk Hull. J.
M. I.ofland, Mnry II. Kcgttr, Ellxaboth
Arnold from Medford IrrlKallon Dis
trict. Ordor of affirmation.
In the matter of excluding lands of
Kale McAndrowH, Murguret lltir
roughs, ThomuR MeAndrew . from
Jtcdford ' Irrigation District. .Order
of affirmation. , , v
Ijl Ilia matter of excluding lands of
II. F. AdkhiB, Cluus Ilreedlug. C. V.
Isaacs., tleo.W. Isaacs from Medford
Irrigation District. Order 'of affir
mation. - . . - .. '
In the matter of excluding lands of
8. P. Ilariiebiirg, C: L. Scheynorhorn,
II. F. Adklns. Ida Stewart from the
Modrord Irrlgntloa District. Order
of affirmation.
In the matter of excluding lands of
Mrs. A. It. l'hlpps from tbo Medford
Irrigation .District. Order of affir
mation. ,
In the mattcn of excluding lands of
Ornnt Burroughs from tho Medford
Irrigation District. Ordor of affir
mation. .
Itenl Kstnto Transfers ,
M. O. Womnek to Frank H.
' Ray Jr. S14 of NE, KW of
""NE of soc. 13. twp. 37, R. 1
W known as Alllce Claim .
No. 10 10.00
A Mother's Happess
Of Utmost Importance THmt u Kvro
Tho cxpectont mothers physical' comfort
Ihoulil l our first tboiiRhL and nil ntwut
icr should sco to It ttiat hep prcparutloo
lor Iwlty'fl comtnir bo complete
' Tliora Is a most nlcntlld rcmetljr to pre'
pnro -nmon for tlio jtrentMt tlmo la tbdr
livaN. known na Mother's Friend. It Is apr
piled to tho munrlm of tho nMomen, irontljr
rubtkcd In, ond fttonco penetrates to relievo
Btrnli. on ticrves, corJa and llfrunicnts. It
Jiinkt,tlio musclca sa pliant that they ex
pand cnslly when baby nrrlvos; tbo hours
t tho tlmo nro fewer, nnd pain and danger
at tho crista ts nnturnlly avoided.
Mother's I'rlcnd snnblcs tho mother to
pirrarvo her Ircalth nnd strength, and sha
remains a pretty mother hy hnvl.is; avoided
rilMOinfnrt nnd tiirferlnor whlrh mnm nfim
inon ouwrMiso airompanies sueii an occa
sion wlien imturo is unnided. Every nsrve.
iiiukiu and tendon Is tltorouffhly lubricated
Ulscowfoit (Itn-in tho period ts counter
'actnl, and tlio sit In, after tho crisis ts left
Irwuuiii uiiu u.uuiai. -
Vrito to tho li rod field Revulator Cora-
EDiiy. Dept. D, li mar BulklFuff. Atlnuta,
oonrln. for their Mntlieriwod IkKjfc. and oi
tain a bottlo of Mother's Friend, ixwx tbo
drug1 stcro today without fall, .
KEEP. LOOK Yl
It's Easjr-If You Know Dr.
. Pdwarda' Oiive Tablets
The secret of keeping Vounc (9 to fml
froung to do thla you must watch your
iver and bowels there's no need of
having a sallow complexion dark rings
tinder your eyes pimples a bilious
look In your face dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of nil sickness comes from in
active bowels nfid liver.
i Dr. bdwards, a well-Known physician
In Ohio, perfected a' vegetable com.
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he gave to
ins patients lor years. ,
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substi.
tute (or calomel, are gentle In their action
yet always effective. They bring about
that exuberance of spirit, that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and clear
Inff the system of impurities.. -
you wiu Know JUr. awards' Ullve Tab
lets by their olive color, . 10c and 25c per
box, All druggists, , .
Central Point Htato Hank to I.
II. Williams. Lots H-IO, hlk.
8 to Cenlrul Point.. . .,....i..
IT. S. to, James M. King, KM of
UK of ueti. (!, twp, 35, ft. IE.
V, 8. to Mury'E. flood. ' NW ot
see. i, twp. X'i, ft! IE.,......1...
John V. Mclntyra et ux to
Kd It ii K, Dovanoy, lot 1, hlk.
14, Central Add, to Eaglo
' point :
150
10
Alba N. Lincoln ot UX to W, J '
Wurnor et al, lot , Mk. 3,
Palm Add. lo llcdford........ 1,001)
William Domrles ut tlx to C. J.
Turner, W14 of NE, NH of
NE, NW of SB of sec. 10,
twp. 3D, R.2 E; K'A of SW ,
of soc. 15, twp. 3!, ft. 2W. .
Ilowurd C. Jackson et ux io
Ethel 8. Wllllts, lots 1, 2, 3,
4, Ii, 0, hlk. 4 Boiitbsea Add.
to Medford I.:
Mutllo Ellen lloliues to City of .
Ashland, lot 1, Helms Add.
to elty of Anblund
Win. J. Warner et ux to The'
Jackson Co. Iiulld'g & Loan
Asho., lot a. hlk. 3 in Palm's
Add. to Medford '..
Joseph D. Ellis et ux to B. O.
Peck, land In 'Ashland
10
10
10
10
C. E. Torrlll to Western Hond .
& Mortguge Co., land In
bock. 2-3, twp. 37, R. 2 W,, ,
and sees. 34-::',, twp. 36 R.
2 W 7.043.25
John I, Hpea'd et ux to John
Stevorson, NE of NE of sec.
4, twp. 40, II. 2 K ;
10
0. E. Torrlll to W. If. Fohl,
lot 4, hlk. 4 Burr's Add. to
Mod ford
06.75
800
J. S. (illl to J. C. C.lll, land In
soc. 1, twp, 87, It. 2 W.........
J. It. Woodford ot ux to Wm.
J. Wurnor, lot 9, blk. 8, In
Palms Add. to Medford .!
Glenn W. Stiff to Frederic C.
Ilollbaugh et ux, land In D.
L. C, see. 4.1, tp. 38. R. 1 E. 25
Harm 1 Mi to flush Kidneys and neutral
fce irritating acids Splendid '
' fcr system '
- KlSnhy and Bladder weaknesa result
from una acid, says a noted authority.
Tha kidneys filter this acid from tbo
blood and paw it on to tho bladder, where
it often remains to irritate and inflame,
causing burning, scalding sensation, or
setting tip an irritation at the neck of
the bladder, obliging you to seek relief
two or thro tiuies during the night.
The sufferer Is in constant dread, the
water passes sometimes with a scalding
sensation and is very profuse 1 agaia,
there is difficulty in avoiding it. ,
' Bladder weaknexs, moat folks coll it,
because thoy can't control urination.
While it Is extremely annoying and somo
timos ivory painful, this is really one ot
the most simple ailments to overcome.
Get about four , ounces of Jad Baits
from your pharmacist and take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or three
days. This will neutralize tho acids in
the urine eo it no longer is a source of
irritation to tho bladder and urinary or
gans which then act normally again..
Jad 1 Salts . is, inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia, and
is used by ' thousands of folks who are
subject to urinary disorders caused by
UTie acid irritation. Jad Salts is splen
did for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever. - - :
Here you have a pleasant, effervescent
lithia-water drink, which quickly relieves
bladder trouble. ,
A
HOW
HEALTHFUL
uKAflAriui
' ARE FOR'
QROWINO
CHILDREN
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State ot
Oregon for tlio County of Jackson
Edwnrd Wilder. Plaintiff, vs. Cora
Wilder, Defendant.
To tlio abovo named defendant,
Cora Wilder. - - ' - -
In tbo name ot tbo stato of Ore
gon: You nro horoby summoned and
required to appear in the above
nnmed court nnd cause and answor
plaintiffs complaint on file therein
against you, within six (6) . weeks
aftor March 5. 1919. the date of the
itirst punttcntlnn ot this Summons.
You are further notified that if you
fall to appear and answer said com
plntnt within tho v tlmo -'.-aforesaid.
plaintiff will apply tothe court for
the roller nomnnded In said com
pliant, a- succinct statement of which
is:-'"' ...... '---.''.. '
For a docroo of said cpurt against
dofondont dissolving-tho bonds of
'matrimony existing betweon plaintiff
nun doionuant, anrt-dlvoralng plain
tiff . from dofondant aboshitely, and
for such other1 and further relief as
tho court may deoni Jftst and equit
able. . . ,. - - :
- Date of ordor heroin, for service of
summons by publication is March 7,
1910. ..-.. '
' PORTER J. NEFF. " ,' f
'.. ; , Attorney for Plulutlff.
SALTS IF KIDNEYS ',
OR BLADDER BOTHER
. ; I .1 - . " -
' I
WOMEN! DRV CLEAN
THINGS AT HOME
Try itl' For a fewpnts you can
dry clean everything.
Save (lvo to ten dollars quickly by
dry cleaning everything in the home
with gasullne that would be ruined by
soap snd water suits, coats, waists,
silks, laces, gloves,' shoes, furs, drap
eries, rugs everything!-'. i
1'lace a gallon or more of gasoline In
a diahp.in or wsiliboilrr, thin put In
the things, to be dry cleaned, then
wash them with Solvite soap. ' Shortly
everything comes out looking like new.
Nothing fades, shrinks or wrinkles.
Do not attempt to dry clean without
Solvite soap. This gasoline soap is the
secret of all dry cleaning.
A package of Solvite soap containing
directions for home dry cleaning, coats
little st any drug store. Dry clean out
doors or away from flame. 11 '' "
Advertising Rates
- Classified One cent a word.
, Locals Ten cents a line. .
Legal -Five cents a line. , ; ;
'Display 25 cents an Inch.
Contract rates on application.
HELP W ANTE1 1 HAU.
WANTEI---Slngle -man to work by
' tho month: steady- employment.
-Chas. II. Brown, phone 591-R1.
., u .... 307
WANTED Experienced bookkeeper
' and stenographer. State experience
and salary expected. - Box ABC,
; Mail Tribune. .
WANTED Men to cut wood and
clear land. Webster . Ranch.
Phone C85-J3. 326
IIEIiP WA r TEW FKMAIiB
WANTED Klrst-class woman for
. one day per week. Phone 468-J.
- 7 -. 309
WANTED Woman for general bouse
work In small family. Fbone Mrs.
Bingham 099. ' - -
FOR SALE TtKAti ISTATX.
FOR SALE Nicely furnished six
room bungalow, cheap. East side.
Phono 929-W. '. 311
FOR SALE Modern six-room dwel
ling on South Fir. All sewer and
r paving assessments paid. -Will sell
at sacrifice. Easy terms. Phone
220-R. - - - -- 307
FOR SALE OR TRADE A fine
.stock ranch right In the heart of
the bunch grass in eastern Oregon.
Will trade for land around Apple
gate or Sams Valley. Anybody
interested write Mrs. R. E. Cav
, iness, 45 CXort Bartlett, Medford,
Oregon- 314
FOR SALE Modern 5-room house.
Parties leaving city. Phone 768-L.
, . . '- .. . - .. ' -' : 309
FOR SALE Several good stock
ranohes Including cattle, ' horses,
farming implements, etc. If 'look-
ing tor a bargain and want to make
some easy money, see T. C. Gaines,
Trail. Ore. " ; 825
FOR SALE Ninety acres with water
sixty dollars per acre. Box 50,
Mail Tribune. - .' ---.- 318
VOtt SALE POCTVTRT AND BGGB.
FOR SALE Taking orders for white
Leghorn chicks, Mrs. Dressier,
phone 777-L. i . ,r. 307
FOR SALE Buff Leghorn hatching
.eggs. . Phone R-13M. , '. . ;.. 307
FOR SALE Plymouth Rock eggs
$1.00 per setting. Mrs. L. . E.
.Hoover. r - - 309
FOR SALE-
869-Y.
-Goose eggs.
Phone
309
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
hatching eggs. Phone 370-.W. 318
FOR SALE White Leghorn ' and
. Rhode Island Red eggs and chicks,
' F. 11. Dressier, phone-777-L. ' 309
FOR SXLE White Leghorn eggs for
hatching. 81.00 ocr setting.-Frank
Myers, Beagle, Oregon. -- 390
- FOR SALE HTpSTOOK
FOR SALE Jersey heifer calf. 846
East Mnth. T. H. Bragg. 309
FOR' SALE Reeleaned Bluestem
seed wheat., . Phone 311-U. . 309
FOR SALE One bay gelding, four
years old, weight 1275; one eight
year old mare, weight 1300. : Also
' buy horses. 647 South Front St.
v - -.30S
FOR SALE 'Ten milk cows, all Jer
sey; good young cows. D.-M. Lowo,
Talent, Ore., phone 6-F12, Talent.
' - , :. ; . 3io
FOR SALE Fine young family cow.
.. ThOne 5-F4. v .v V 308
FOR SALE Ten dairy cows for sale
cheap. Webster Orchard Co.
V. 671-J6;?' '-v-v " 314
FOR, SALE Twelve head bred Cots
wold ewes. . A. B. Myers, R. F. D.
1-,: Rogue RlVer, Ore.; - ' 307
FOR SALE Pure bred Red PoTTed
v bull calf, born October,' 1918;- fine
youngster. Modoo Orchard or Pal
' . mer Investment Oo,, Medford, Ore.
FOR RBNTlsnSCrilULiliASrittOUH,
FOR RENT Small foothills orchard.
Some grain land and pasture. Good
forms." 267 Federal Bldg. :
! t r-f- 1 -r
WANTH;ivmcKr,tiA?fKOC8
WANTED Information loading to
recovery of property taken from
my house. Ft. (t. 3, during January
. or Felirunry, 1919. J50.00 reward.
Hamilton Patton. 312
North Central, Medford.-'-.- 308
aero tract close to Central Point.
Give price. Address C. S., S36
'South Central, Medford. 808
WANTED To buy from one to two
tons of barley for feeding purposes.
AVrlte O. W. Dewey, Talent, Ore
gon. 309
WANTED Plain sewing for little
folks. Call 45 North liartlett. 314
WANTED To contract for plowing
by the acre. Manure for sale. 1158
Court street. J. M. Clelen. 308
WAlVrED To buy 50 to 100 head
' beef cattle. State full description
and price. Box IN, Mall Tribune.
WANTED If you want your prun
; Ing done at right price give us a
chance to make you a bid on your
: orchard. We have eight experienc
ed - primers f work guaranteed.
Gentry and WItbrow. Call 508-R.
306
WANTED Any kind cattle, stock or
beef. O. W. King, Montague,
CaHf. .',.'-.- 336
WANTED We boy your unpaid Lib
erty bond contracts for cash.
Hale's Piano House, Inc. J. F.
Hale, general manager.
WANTED House moving and . re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE OR TRADE Alfalfa
.' Renovator Cyclone weeder. O. E.
Blacklngton, Gold Hill. 309
FOR SALE Large hand spray out
' . fit. O. E; Blacklngton, Gold Hill.
' ,.''. 309
FOR SALE Onion seed. Yellow
'- Globe Danvers. f 1.25 per lb. Box
312, -Central Point, phone 36xx2.
312
FOR SALE Light auto truck, 1000
lbs. capacity. Price $200. Phone
857-M. - . v 312
FOR SALE Rotten- cow manure.
Phone 4 52-Y. . Hoover's Dairy.
FOR SALE One Fairbanks Morse
2.'4 b. p. - gasoline engine;" one
I tilling saw table complete. -. Cheap
' If taken at once. Call Hampton
Orchard, phone 468-R1. 309
FOR SALE RabbKs at a bargain at
the end of North Central avenue.
'.: .a-308
FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedl
"i.ment. Plowing done. Phone 912-J.
FOR SALfe Splendid beardless seed
barley. Leo Watkins & Co., Feed
Store. ; . "-. -' , i .''::
FOR SALE Seasoned wood, 16-inch
lengths. Call Hampton Orchard,
' 46S-R1. '"'.. .'''- ----- - ; - :
FOR SALE Wheat, Early Sunrise
seed potatoes. Yellow Dent seed
corn, sweet corn and popcorn. C.
M. Parker, phone 452-W. 308
FOR SALE About five tons freshly
- dug stock carrots. Modoc Orchard.
Phone meal hours. . - - i
FOR SALE! One truck. Smith Form
Attachment and Packard ' engine.
1 9-horse gasoline engine, never
been used; 2 30-horse Fairbanks
- Morse oil engines; 1 Austin No. 3
Garatory crushers; 1 3 heavy
Peter Schutler wagon, good as
new; 1 large steel range; 1 family
range; tents; 2 Faust jigs and 1
table and rolls complete. - Tools of
all kinds. - 2000 ore sacks. If In
terested write Manganese Metal
" Co., Lake Creek,Ore. ; 307
FOR SALE Wood for sale In car
lots, 16-inch, cut out of first
growth fir. C.,F. Fess, Leland,
Oregon. . ; 307
FOR SALE Fine quality hay $25.00
per ton. Modoc Orchard. Phone
Central Point at meal hours. '
FOR SALE Strictly . fancy alfalfa
. seed, sweet clover and other grass
seeds. - ' Nitro-cultures. .... Balph
Elden, Modford. . : 1 ?
FOR SALE Singer sewing machines
on easy terms. Cleaning and re
pairing ot all machines a specialty.
245 South Central avenue, phone
903-R. C. A. Chapman. - 317
FOR SALE 125 tons ot airalfa hay
all in good order. Will bale and
load on car at Grenada for $21.00
per ton. G. Cuneo, Box 85, Gron
adn. Cal. -315
BROWN & WHITE
Real Estate, rnsurance. Rentals
'.i. . 5 - '' ' - .- ' : "i '-U-. ( i
10 Sooth Fir St.: 1 '
18 acres on Pacific highway; 4
acres in alfalfa, 9 In wheat, good
houses, granory, a fine property and
worth the price of $6500.00.;
20 acre chicken ranch one-half
mile from Pacific highway; good im
provements. ; Price $2750.00.
40 acre hill ranch, well Improved,
close In, good water, 20 under culti
vation and has open range adjoining.
Price $2000.00. , ' ! ; -':'x , i'
A splendid boaramg or rooming
house, steam heat, hot and cold water
In every room, fine location, furnish
ed complete, at a price which Is ridic
ulously low.' Also some specially
good bargains In ally homes, stock
and hay ranches. ; v'.i''ij.',
''1 TAliKX tp.
TAKEN (IP -Hnve on iny promises
. four red shonts weighing about 30
pounds, marked with two crops out
; of right ear and under hit out of
left. Ownor can have sumo by
Identifying property nnd paying
. crtftts and advertisement; W, it.
Nuding, Brownsboro, Oregon. 309
rOB REIKI BOUSE. :
FOR RENT Five-room bungalow.
Oakdolo district,' Wanted to buy
pullets. Phone 842-K,
FOR RENT Several modern houses.
- Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F.
Ik H. Bldg.
FOR EXCHAWGH.
WANTED TO TRADE For equity in
farm property house In Portland
on paved street, ono block from
car. Box 10. Mail Tribune. 307
MONET TO IjOAIT
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In
terest, O. C. Boggs.
LOANS City ldans. Building & Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. ft H. Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate secnrlty, and will bny Lib
erty Bonds. J. 3. Andrews, No.
81 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 830
BUSINESS DIRECTORS'
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law,
rooms S and 9, Modford National
- Bank Building.
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 213-14
Carnett-Corey Bldg. - - - 819
A. E. REAMES, Lawyer,
. Corey Building.
Garnett-
Anto Supplies
LAKER AUTO SPRINGS Co. Ws
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-eqnipped plant In the Pa
- clflc northwest. . Use our spring
when others fell. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon. ,
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. - Phone S51-T. J.
Y. Allen. - -
r
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting" and in
come Tax requirements. Look
into our stmplrtted accounting
method. M. F, & H. Building,
. Medford. Phone 157-R.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 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.
Investments
FARM LOAN BONDS. 4, tax
free, $25 to $1000.- Can - place
- loans $500 to $5000, first mort
gage. 6 to 89V E. H. Hurd, 213-14
Garnett-Corey Bldg. 312
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Halght Must
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Phone 72. ;
; Planing MID. : , t
THOMAS - MOFFAT- General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldlngB and
. screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
" 184.
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build-,
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
. surgeon. Practice limited to- eye,
. ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glass sup
plied. - Oculist and Anrlst for S, P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co.
' Bldg. Phone 567.
: DR. F. G. OARLOW : -- :'
DR. EVA MAINS OARLOW '
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg..;
Phone 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 3lT North
Fir St.
' Transfer
BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St Phone
816. Prices right Service guar-
an teed. ' s - 1 1 ,-,
IXTEHUR1WN 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 6:15 p. m.
Alto on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun- .
days lo ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30,
5:30 and 9:30 p. ra,
. Tjcnve Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a,
m. and at 1:09, 4:00 and C;15 p. ra.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30,
4:39 and 6:8.0 p. m. , ,