mrnTrmrj men) trthttme. "mtdfotit). our.cox. 'itrsday. .TAr.i;v
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Livestock
PORTLAND, Jan. 27. Cattle
higher; receipts 423. Steers. best
$il.0ir 12.50; good to ehoico fllW
11.50; medium to good $11.5011 10.25
fair to gc-od $N.5(li It. 50; common to
fair $7.5011 S.50; choice cows and
heifers $3.50 C'i 10.50; good to choice
$S. 50 (Jr 11.50; medium to Rood $7,511
(LDS.50; fair to medium $il.50Ti 7.50;
canners $:!.50ii li.50; hulls $0',is;
prime light calves $ 1 5.;o ft 17 ; me
dium light $12.5057 15.50; heavy $7
61 12.50; stockers and feeders $x
D.50.
Hogs steady; receipts 53S. l'rlme
mixed $15.50Si"10; medium $15 if;
15.50; rough heavy $l2iil5; pigs
$12.50011.40.
Sheep steady; receipts IOCS. East
ern lambs $15 ii 17; light valley $15
Si 10; heavy $ 4.50'. 15.50; feeder
lambs $12!ji 15; yearlings $13 ft
13.50; wethers $12(5 111; ewes $'.ift
10.5 0'.
Itlltter
PORTLAND, .Ian. 27 Hotter firm
Cubes, extras 5Sc; parchment wrap
ped, box lets 02c; cartons 03c; hall'
boxes half cent more; less than half
boxes 1e more, llutterfat 59ft 00c
f.o.b. station; 02ft04c I'ortland.
Kggs
PORTLAND, .lan. 2 7. Eggs, sell
ing price, case count 10c; buying
price. ISc; selling price, candled, 51c;
selected candled in cartons 55c.
'Poultry
liens 30ft" 3-le 11).; 'broilers, 30
(ruin and Hay
Oals, $01.50 bid; corn, No. 3, yel
low', $48 bid.
'Mill feed Prices f.&.b. mill, city
cartago $2 extra. Mill run. car lots
or mixed cars $15 per ton; rolled
barley $73; rolled oals $00.50;
ground barley $73; scratch feed $S0.
Corn Whole $00; cracked $0 8 per
ton.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Bv A. C. Howlott.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon, i'ornicilv fore
man on I lie A. t'orliin orchard, hut
now living on I heir own place, near
Wcllcn, were in town Wednesday al
leriioou trad'nitr.
II. It. 'f mil-Mill and Mis. Ward, wil'e
of his foreman, were also tradin-j a:
tile saule time.
lu 1. Marris, our school supervisor.
eanie.laVednesdav afternoon and in
vilcd me to mi with linn out to the
Iveese (,'reck school house, which in
vitation I aludlv accepted and Hie re
sult was tiiat after enioviiiLr a five
mile ride with Mr. Marris we reached
(he sclioiil house iust al'ler Hie little
folk were dismisseil. I111I we met Ihcin
al the floor before thev had dispersed.
Miss M'ariu Mvers. the teacher, was
.iust connneitcinir lo hear ihe class
in civil overnmenl, recite and the
way she handled Hie suliiect evidenc
ed that she was fuliv competent lo
fill the position. Then came th.?
spellnur classes, but as the recitation
was itt writing it was not so inlerest
inii- as wiiat il would have been if
IJiev had spelled or.-illv.l Al'ler the
school was dismissed we were enter
tained by Miss Mvers in civile,- Mr.
AL, Hie superintendent, mi idea of
how she was coiiiliictin:; the school,
and then she showed us Hie slock of
iroods thev had on hand in the slore,
that she uses lo uive the children
practical lessons 111 business affairs,
having Hieni purchase a number of
different articles on different plans.
For inslance. one would' huv abill
-of uoods to run a certain len-jlh of
lime ill a certain price and so much
discount fur cash. Ilius aivin-r Ihcin
net mil experience in iltiimr business
and hv that means she would enable
them to secure a belter idea llian
could lie obtained otherwise. After
spending- a while in that way we then
visited the camp of the men who are
inspci-timr tin different routs for the
Critter Lake hiirhwav. Thev had
conic down on I be east side of Uomi"
river and were iust cslahlishin-.- their
eauip. Hut of course, knowing o
lnucli about the workine; of civil en
tMiiccrinir as we ilid we wasted no
Iirealh askinup iniestions, but we will
know where the, road is zn'm-r to he.
possibly, when the contract is let for
liuildiiiL' il. ItetraeiiiL' our steps we
reached the Sunuvside before da;!:
nnd Mr. M. spent the nilit with us.
L'inir up' to Lake f'reck the next
dav.
Mr. J.. I,. lIohiiiMin. Sr.. walked into
town from his farm lo Irv lo catch
the Lewis jitney, but arrivcd'iust five
minutes too lale. and then while wait
ing fur n car to come nlonir so that
lie could ride to Medford. and talk
ing' to friends he let two ears pass
unnoticed, and when ! saw him last
was still looking for a ear.
Havmond Herdsman and IIov Wat
kins were diners at the Snmivsidj
Thursday.
There was the uual number of visitor-
in town Tliiir-dnv. tbo-e who
tiring in their chickens, ei-js and
cream. Cieorue Stowi-ll brought if,
three crates ot c2l'-. I'll dozen at !!
cenls per iloen. and L'o fjnllons id
cream, and I heard him tell Hie
ereamerv men to Imni: more crate-
lis he would have tour crate- nex'
WeeK. lie keeps tuc wmle Leghorn
hen-, and keeps no cock-, bw siniitlv
kecp- the ben- to lav and send- of:
for ii i s new- smiilv of hen-, and I
heard dim -av that the la-t lot oi
pullet, he sent for, ll.fMUI. but be
oiild onl" L'ct L'ifl on account of Hi
demand. IVrrv Fosti-r. one of t!o
e!l stanuhvs ff the IVhen-cr fiat
eonnttv. wa in town Th-:r-dav. Ii
reporN tiiat he has been laid up Willi
rheumatism for Hie past two'weck-.
tint is all ( I. K. now.
Mr-. Mrtnic of llrow n-buro. w-i-al-o
n bu-incss i-itor, briicjim: in a
crate of chickens fur one of the
creamery nicn. ami 1 hen -hi- look iia--au-e
on the Lewi- iilncv f r Med
lord. 1 noticed ill Hie Table 1'ocl: item
that some hard hearted pcr-on ha
been leaviliu- a 11001' M hol'-e In
Marve uvcr in his nciL:liburbuod, an i
die bv inches and suuuc-t that some
unc ouuiit to report .-neb uwncr- to
Hie lluinane t'ocietv. Well, la-t win
ter we had two ohl horses here that
had been turned out lo "root lm ol
die" and after hanini: around all
wilder, mic of Hieni di-appeured and
ihe oilier was taken up and put in
the. pound, and al'ler keeping it there
fur several davs Ihe uwncr nutified
;he town marshal that thev would
make the tow n a present of the old I
horse, anil the next morniie: the hor-'.-was
seen in the bine uhoilt lour mile
this side of Medford. There is no .v
four or five head of'hoi-scs raiiiiinc;
around town and stariii':- lo death,
and I would surest Hint sunn- one
giilhcr tin-ill nil up, and thev did in
1 lie Uiltte and Lake creek co.inlrv and
drive them off lo Medford end have
them put in the pound and I'u 11 som
one would buy them, if for iiothin:
else, for chicken meal, and have them
lull out uf llliel- miserv.
II. ('. .Mcchcin of Ashland ami
Thomas Speicder of 1'rospcct spent
'I'hursdav ni-jlil with us. and l-'rid-iv
moruiiur took passaee in Ihe K. 1'.
I'ersist static for Trail.
A. L. liimas and II. Dolf uf Med
ford were here l-'ridav for dinner.
Thev were here with a ne wwood saw
that Mr. limitrs is placing' on Ihe
market. 11 is fastened onto Ihe fruit
t-nd of an aulo and is run bv having
a dru nifaslened onto Ihe hind end of
the auto with u belt runniiii to the
wheel on f-e saw l'r;iinc. Il cut up
nuile 11 lol uf wuud for William Von
der llelleir while it was here and
when thev trot thru simply lowered
Ihe hind wheel H'.at eotitincd Hie drum
ami started riuht off for another
ioh. Mr. II. Wolf has accepted the
agency for Ihe machine in this conn-
Kd t'ou'den, Fred Lnv, Mrs. Tlionui
CiiH'iiiU;, Mi's. Lvnri ntul lan: tr
wen shdiipinir in town Friday. Mrs.
Iaiiii is Li:i ladv whn liis nn w
Kcciilinrv phu-i lln-y lioui;lit hisl
sprinir.
Friday evenimr (J. AHutI, llandd
I'nlton, Kniost AltlntH, Sam Ilnulirs,
Orlira Ahlxdt. WiImhi O'Hricn. I'rol".
II. I. Jewi'tl. and Fri'd Fredrnluirir.
all id' I '.at It1 Falls, cainc out and took
ui-pcr at lilt' Sannvsido and tlicn si-
lived pasauc to iold Hill on tlu' li'
Hudson mail coach, when1 tln-y wetv
ciiiiaucd to pla . a mmu of hasUctha!!
airainst 1 ho Gold. Hill lmll team. AH
rcf 11111 itiii to the Suiiiivsidc that niu'il
iihont midnii;lit. excel'! I'rol". Jic.vctl.
lie Weill to .Aledl'ord and came out on
the Mauc i:oinir on to !!uttc Fa!K
that ni-ht.
Wilbur lieeson of Talent snout Fri
day niulii at the Snnnvsidc.
W. ('. Daley and Kmlolnh Peek ,l
I.nkc Creek were early callers Sat
urday morning. J IV. Haley was on
his way to .Medford on business.
Mrs. Frank NVil of Derby came nur
on Ihe K. J'Il. F. stauc and wenf
un 1101110.
Word canio Saturday inoniitiir t lint
the residcuee of S. .M'. Hawk near
I'-iitte Falls was burned Friday niuli!.
but I have none of the na rt i;'ula r-;.
I'. K. Sando of Klk Frock. Trail
potofficc. -auie in Saturday for din
ner, lie Imd iust returned from Ne
braska, where ho had been eomhin
inr business with pleasure, lookiui:
after business interests and visiting
two uf his sons and a sister. Aflvr
dinner ho started riirbt on up home.
II. A. Hauser. represent iii.r Failini.,
McColnian com pan v. I'ortland, On.-.,
was hero or dinner Saturday.
Mrs. McOill of .Medford came out
Saturday moniinu' and spent the day
at the Sunnyside.
John llollz of Sums Valley and A.
( . Spenee' of IJrownsboro were busi-
s ('iillers Saturday morninw.
.Mrs. Julia AlcQ,uill;uii returned to
her home In Ashland on Saturday.
Mrs. Hose Clay and children accom
panied her and will remain for a
week or two.
Mrs. L. F. Pickett returned Friday
from a week's visit in Portland. She
stopped over a day in Corvallis and
visited her sen. Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Wuhl were
There In r-iore Catr.rrn I- thla section
Of the country than nil othi-r diaeasea
put together, and f.r years it wa? sup
posed to be Incurab.o. Docton prescribed
local romediea, and bv constr. ;'ly failinK
to cure with local trer.tmcn:. pronouncd
it lpeurnble. Catarrh la a local disease,
greatly i-'luenced by constitutional con
ditions and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medl
clno. manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio. Is a constitutional
remedy, is taken Internally and acta
thru thn Blood on the Mucous Surface
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re
ward is offered for any case that HaH'e'
Catarrh Alodiclne falls to cure, bend for
circulars nn1 testimonials.
F. J. CHICNKY ft CO.,. Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by DruRglsta. ire.
Hall's Family ?ill ror constipation.
For Liver and Bowels
Dr. Carter's K.&B. Tea
k Mild, Gentle Teictahlc laxative and
Healthful Drink. .
For the ttomflch, liver andboweliand
(o purify the blood, there' oothing more
reliable. Give it to the little one when
they get feverith and can 't eat. They like
it and it doet them loti of good
1 -RWERSH1E RIPPLES
down from Mod Ton! for the week viul
and attended the Community iluN
party Saturday enin.
C. D. W'ohi'rton drove to Central
Point one day the nasi week for a
load oi'.feed.
The following Riverside people at
tended the baidtet ball j;aine at CotUl
1 1 ill Saturday evening: Mr. Chas.
(Iray and children, (loo. W. Jacobs
ilort Carley, Harris ami .Martha Por
ter. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. llittle and
children were Medford visitors Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. ilittle consulted
a physician about their son Merrit.t
win. has been ailing for some t hue
and find he has asthma and deceased
tonsils. He was put under a course
of treatment and will be unable to
ahead school for a while.
Mr. Foster, superintendent of con
st nut ion of the new bridge at Koclc
1'i.int, informs us that the
bridge !
worl will bo completed aliout Feb. ir
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Knial were
quests al the Crant .Matthews home
on Fools creek Sunday.
Miss Alison French was a Kogue
iUver visitor Saturday.
Foots creek peoplo expect to get
their telephone line repaired t his
week. They are piling to set new
poles the entire length.
C. D. Woolverion butchered a hog
for Mrs. Chauiplin which dressed :;rU
pounds.
Miss Kmma (launyaw whe has been
sewing for Mrs. Abbio Chauiplin,
went lo Medford Sunday for a few
days.
C. It. Hoyd is carrying a scared
face about these days the result of
walking into the side of Hie barn.
iKoois creek schual house was again
the scene of festivities last Saturday
evening when the ladies of the Com
munity club conducted a box social
tor the benefit of the club house fund
and succeeded in raising that fund
over ?."i2 by the sale of beautifully
deccratod boxes filled with appetizing
lunches. We are proud to say the
reputation of these ladies for prepar
ing lunches was very manifest when
the bidding soared as high as five
dollars on some and ,!! went for over
two dollars. Hcwcver the general
spirit of the occasion was augmented
in part by the increasing enthusiasm
over the new club house, all material
for which has now been purchased
and paid for and a neat little surplu:
of $!hi is on hand to meet unfore
seen e'mergencies. Const ruction will
lie resumed in the near future.
Ileal Kstulc Transfers
iieliecea l',nlev el vir to Irvine
F. Kinlcv el nl. Land in
Aslilanil $
V. 'I'. Ward lo W. ('. Mivers.
Half inlerol lots 17 nnd IS.
Iiloek Hi, Cold Hill
losel'liine l' Wliilmure el al to
Irving- l' Kinlev. I.nnd in
Ashland
Turner A. Filer el n lo K. A.
IVrrv. Lol IM, Iiloek L'.
(.liieen Anne Addition to
Med ford
A. ('. Caldwell lo A. C. ,)ov et
ii v. Land in Ashland
I. W. Lusher el nx to Salllliel S.
Havies et nx. Lol llll. hloel;
C. I'nilroail addilion lo Asii-
VI 0
Id
Vd
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RUPTURED?
TRY THIS FREE
Xew Invention Sent on lit) Hays' Trial
Without Kxpcnsci to Von.
Simply send mo your name nnd
will send you my new copyrighted
rupture hoi.'k and measurement
blank. When yon return the hlauk I
will send you my new Invention for
rupture. When it arrives put it on
and wear it. Put it to every test you
can think of. Tins harder tho test
the hetter y6u will like it. You will
wonder' hew you ever not along with
the ohl stylo cruel spring trusses or
belts with leg straps of torture. Your
own good, common sense and your
(,'wn doctor will tell you it is the only
way in which you can ever expect a
cure. After wearing it !!0 days, if it
is not entirely satisfactory in every
way if it is not easy and romfor
tahlo if you cannot actually see
your rupture getting hotter, and if
not' convinced that a curt! is merely a
question cf time, just return it and
you are out nothing. Any rupture
appliance sent on .10 days' trial with
out expense to you is worth a trial.
Tell vour ruptured friends of this.
EA3Y1IOM) CO., :iti(J Koch JJldg.,
Kansas City, Mr. h
BROWN & WHITE
10 SOUTH Fill STIUCET
mmg.U'Ki) tracts
10 acres highly improved, all mod
ern conveniences, close In on pave
ment, $5000.
10 acres mostly bottom land, well
Improved, close In, on pavement,
$cooo.
10 acres, well Improved, close in
on the pavement, $5250.
3 acres well Improved, close in,
price Including stock, equipment and
furniture, $3000.
40 acres well improved, 20 acres
paid up water right, all Tine bottom
land, $12,000.
3 acres cloFe to Gold Hill, well Im
proved, some good alfalfa under irri
gation, $2500.
6 acres non-irrigated, well Improv
ed, close in to Jacksonville, $1SOO.
10 acres doeo to Gold Hill, well
improved, all crop in, price Including
stock, equipment and il. Ii. goods,
$3200.
BROWNS WHITE
10 SOUTH Fill 81,
lit
il'IHT A.
bio.-u
u, Med-
I".
j mi
He Feels Like :
Kheumat ic pains,
ia sides, sore museb
an "always tired" f
i -e" Man
backai he. pain.?
st il f joints or
i lini; ai usual
!y symptoms of disordered kidneys, j
W. W. Wells, To.piin. Mich., writes:
"1 am on my feet ii!..-t of the timej
and pet tired. Hut :u ter taUini; Fo-1
ley Kidney Tills I i tl like a new J
man. I recommend ihem to my ens-j
tomers and have nev-r heard of any
case wliere they did not jzive satisfac
tion." Prompt in, a- tion to relievo
kidney troubles and Madder ailments
l-'or sale by Medford Phnrmaev. ;
WHEN RHEUMATIC
PAINS BIT HARD
Have Sloan's Mnlmcnt ready for
these sudden rheumatic
twinges
DON'T let that rheumatic pain
or ache find you without SloanV
Liniment again. Keep it handy
in the medicine cabinet for immediate
action when needed, if you arc out of
it now, get another buttle today, eo
you won't suffer any lunger than nec
essary when a pain or ache attacks you.
Apply it without tublnni for it
penetrates giving piompt relit f of
Bcialica, lumbago, ncuialyi;!, l.imcness,
soreness, sprains, strains, bruises, lie
prepared keep it handv.
All druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word.
Locals Ten cents a line.
Legal Five cento a line.
DlBplay 25 coutn an Inch.
Contract rates on application.
Cash In advance.
LOST Sunday urtoi'iu.oii on Willow
Spriniis road between .1. t'. Ilerrlnt;
placo and Central roint a turkey
hen. W hen lost turkey was in a
pack and had feet tied. Kinder
please notify A. R Ktennelt ut .Mall
Tribune office.
HELP WA-VTKf FKMA L
WAXTKI) Cook for "i nien; per
niaiicnt posilion. i-oinl'orlablo (iiiai--ters.
llox HO, Trilnim.
Cook, wanes
-Mrs. liedcly, Ti
S I (I. '10
:. :; s o.
WANTUI) Ci III for i;i)mu'al house
work. Mrs.' II. A. Thiurojl', 21
Geneva, l'hono Si:'.
KKLf WlMWn MAIiB.
WANTKI) Man with tractor to plow
2.r acres of alfalfa ground. 1'lH.ne
nUTi-W, K. Harlielnirn. ' 2111
YOUNG iIION
Clerks. $ 1 1 0
ltniKM'essary.
examinations,
for Hallway .Mail
month. Experience
For fileo particulars
writo .1. Leonard
( former (inverninent
758 Fquilalilo lllils..
ixainlnerl,
"WashinKton.
2112
WANTKI) Apprentice boy at the
.Cement 'Mriek & lllloek Works, cor.
Kir nnd Tenth streets. 2."i1
WANTKI) Team and
lumber and to log.
'l'hono fl l.
man to haul
CioiaI wage.!.
WANTKI) Axnien to cut wood and
clear laud. W. .1. Webster Kanch.
a ; r
WANTED SITUATION.
WANTI;!) Good cook wants position
on ranch or orchard: tvo children.
II. I). Home 2, llox (IT,. 2 ii
II KM- W.AN'I F.I)
Male and I'Vimilo
WANTKI) Young men. and women
to learn good profession, low tu
ition if act (illicit. Roseburg Tele
graph Institute. 204
FOUNT).
FOCNI) Dog with M. A. Medley,
.Montague, Calif., on foliar. Owner
can have same l,y notifying limit
West Main. 201
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm or orchard land, 0 per cent
interest flvo to forty years.
McCurdy Insurance Agency
Stock Ranch
land
. S. t'lav el n h
Filer ct u. I... i 1
t.hiecn Anne ;o!di! i"
lord
l. J. Slutie ct u I'
M.-ikle ct al. I.; i:
IK
Through our office in Portland wc have located
customers for places here. If you have a Stock
Ranch, Orchard, Farm or House for sale or trade list
your place with me at once, l'hono 784-L or call at
20 N. Peach .street. If I can't sell your place I will
tell you so. f I can quick action, is assured.
J. C. BARNES, Real Estate.
YVANTKH 'fo
inch saitK I1
buy
tvo-bot it -ni 1
Phone r.iMi-.l-:..
WANTF.D -To conirar-t l,r r
of mistletoe trom oak tret1:
1.. A. Salade. Seven Oaks, t
l'iint.
uoual :
. Dr.;
eulral
!
WANTK Teams on Pacific high-;
wny. Stn1 foreman on ,jnb near (
'ftdo. Clark & Henry Construction!
Co. til
WATKD--A team, to weiiih abt.nt I
lllot) pnumis. Jos. It. Sander. Ash-j
land. Ore. I 1 lit OnU street. L'f. I j
WAVrKH Your hide is worth real!
money at Johnson's, 4 j Front j
street. i
WANTFD Highest prices pabl for
hides nnd fun. M?dferd.lunk Co.,
phone 2S3-J.
WAN T K D- House
pairing. Phono
moving and ro-S-M
or 43S-X. tf
rtK BAL MVBHTOCK
COIt SAI.K -Kro
Cat! at I 10 Kas
di cow. good one.
L Fourteenth street
KOU SAI.K l.iciil Vlow lean), iiot ll
diivci Klnnlc. prlci' jr.H.ila. 'I'cle
nlione W. H. Harris, ('oalral I'oinl.
Ore. 2(111
! KOU SAI.K -Mr. Shcllin- (if l.ittli'
Shasta, will soil yoilliK work liorcs
at rii)m 'Hani, having IioiiiaIiI a
tractor. -11
(OI! SAI.K Weanllllii pigs
Marion
2li.ri
illickerdike, Talent.
I'X)ll SAI.10 Srvoi-nl I'lnu owi'H. (ino.
J lill on , phono Sll-ll. -ti't
iVOll SAI.I''. Tlni'o I'NToptionnlly
j jiooil cows, coming fresh at one'.
I AIko beautiful licifor culf ciKht
months old. 1111 North Jtiversldn
I avouuc, .Moilford. 15 7 1
FOR SALT .liM-siw-fiiiornM-y lililli
cow. South Hamilton strtot, south
of n.ikota avciiHc. r,
1'OU SAI.K One extra Kood milk
i;oiit. (Miiniii fresh at once. 1 1 I I
North Riverside avenue. Medford.
2 il 11
Foil SALK Thrco exlra kooi! milch
Koats. lilt North Uivcrsidu ave
nue, Medford. 201)
FOlt SAI.K Ten flno milch cows.
1111 North lliverside avenuo, Med
ford. 2(111
FOR SALE Pure bred Duroc Jersey
weaned piKS from blK typo ances
tors, llnrenisti.'red at ?S each;
HcKlstered at $11. no each.' Good
(vpportunily to koI. feeders or
breeding stock. Call Modoc Orch
ard. POIt SALIC KICAL l'.-8TA1K
FOR SAI.I': Quarter section stock
and fruit ranch. Heat opporluully
for experienced stock man. Owner
here for a few days from the east.
Address 10. C. Ilocnisch, CM'u Mall
Tribune.
FOR SALK Do you (ieslro a Kood
farm home with tin abundance of
fine spring walcr and 2(1 acres .v.'
erwlc bottom land? 17 Nor;!)
Ceinntl. 2(l"i
FOR SALK Timbered
son county, OrcKou.
claim,
Win.
.lack
W 1CK-
ens, Palm City
California.
FOR SALK .Modern houso nnd fur
nlluro, lii:i South Central avenue.
No reasonable offer refused. Own
er, llox 5(15, NewberK, Oro. 201
FOR SALK-t-Why p:-.y rent, A five
room modern house, furnished,
ci:: Koulh (.'entral avenue, J2U()
down ami $21) per mouth. Owner,
llox 5115, N'ewberg, Ore. 21111
FOR SALK Fourteen ncres one
fourth mile north Central Point on
good road: good four-room cot
tage, good irriKatin!; pumping
lilant, three ncres vineyard, family
orchard, 75 White Leghorn chick
ens. Price j::o(o, $2500 will han
dle place, balance on long time, 0
per cent. Apply to T. .1. Noonan.
owner, on place. 275
FOR SALIC Ity owner only, house
and lots in Medford. Cash or easy
terms. T. L. Taylor, phono 4 52-11.
277
FOR SALE By owner, several up-to-date
bungalows cheap and on
easy terms. If you want a good
home this is your opportunity. P.
K. Wynkoop, 820 West Twelfth
street. 2(i'J
BUSINESS OITOItTUNITIKB
FOR SALK Small restaurant, soft
drinks,' cigars and tobacco; long
lease; cheap rent; good location;
doing go'od business. Must sell
immediately account of sickness.
.See Gold Hill Cafe, Gold Hill, Ore
WHY
WANTED
Orchard Farm House
rOK 8ALK MISCKLfANKOCB
i'oi: sai.i:
springs iin
d.-teail.
I OMI
PllOlh
lass. 1 t 1
Soul li
FOIC SA1.1-; -Dr.
chine, like ne
South Centra!.
I'll
it M'wiir;
Dmi-lass.
ma
1 1 !
Plume ). I .. .1.
FOIi SAI.lv -Two im uhalors,
and ;S capacity. 1 "oimliiss, I n i
Soul l! Central, ti I .'.-.I.
,..UU
;ai,k
New Planet Ji
Mir
about I.", feet garden bos,-, Myer;
hand spiny p-niip, loa-cliick !ncid
er. ball bear in i; no - er, siuiilin-.
fork, manure, lawn rake. Call :!s
Almond id root. Jm
FOR SALK -One steel windmill,
fcot toV"i ami S-I'ooi wheel, all in
good ordei-: one I L'-iiu h steel bani
plow; one lu-iiich steel beam plow;
one spike teeth harrow. Cheap if
laken at once. Call at llu K.isr
Fourteenl It st reet . illi
FO! SAI.I') I'ine young Itron.e tur
key gulibler. W. V.. ISrystm, li. I.
Medford. lit', I
KOI! SAI.K 2."i
lets, all layini;
str.'i't.
W hile Leghorn plll
. II 111 West Klevcntll
L'lll
KOI! SAI.K S. V. Hhiicle Island lied
cockerels and settings of eggs.
Krni'st Wulili, Central roint. 2(i."i
FOR SAI.K .lrm wukou. Oliver I I
liuli sulky plow Willi extra IL'-luh
bottom; Acme weeder, s-incli orch
ard plow, set of work harness; five
ewe fdie). Will trade for pins or
calves. Carl Ksc h, SiiiKlelon ranch,
2 'i miles southwest Kunlo Point.
2ll I
FOlt SALK One black team and
hnrness, one single horse and har
ness, 1 single waon :i , 1 lumber
Avamin :l . 1 sideliill Hardy spi'ay
er model 111 1 1), j;ood as new; 1
Hinder sewlne; niacliiut, 1 Packard
piano. Geo. Wolff, R. F. 1). 1,
llox !i. Orchard Home. 201)
FOR SALK Oak office desk without
top, four drawers and typewriter,
drop shelf. See saiuu at .Mail Tri
bune office. 1 tf
FOR SAI.K No. 12 Itel.aval creani
separator, used very liltle. I). II.
Klead, Gold J-llli, Ore. Phono
4-F-12. 201
FOR SALK Or will trade for light
er tar good Velio Six. A I condi
tion. Phono 313 or IS9-R cvenlnns.
2(11
WHY PAY so to $il(i for n new
sewliiK niacbliM'? Your old nin
clilne can be niado to run like now.
W. II. Puck. Phone 10 1-X. 201
FOR SAI.K Ford touriim car. Ile
mountablo rims, in Kood ci.iiillliou.
Call at r.llll South llamlltoii. 201
FOR SALK One 1UIS moilel baby
Grand Chevrolet car, practically
new, $72.'i. l'hono 1100 or write
llox l:M, GrantB Pass. 20(1
FOR SALK Can make Imiiiediate
delivery on now Ford louring cur.
Self-starter, shock absorbers. Took
car on trade and will sell at small
discount. Write or telcphono W.
C. Clciumcus, at Kaglo Point.
l''OR SALK Oak, pint) and fir wood
at now wood yard, KlKhth anil
Uarllett. Phouo 4H7-W. 271
FOR SALK Rent or exchange, new
nnd used sewing machines. No
agents. 1 can save you money. Seo
mo boforo you buy. C. A. Clinp
mnn, phouo 1103-R. 215 South
Central. 2(10
FOR SALK Now rubber tiro buggy,
light spring wagon, single harness,
and saddle, till North Riverside
avenue, Medford. 200
FOR SALK A touring car In good
running order, good engine, good
tires. A bargain at $3110.00. Tumy
Motor Co., 125 Koulh Front St.
FOR SALK Sewing machines rout
ed $l.u0 per mouth, l'hono Doug
las CI5-.I.
FOR SALK Hay. l'hono 842-.T.
FOR SALK tmnu, gravol, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming
work done. Phone Alli-.i.
You Can Buy These
NOW, RIGHT.
5 room cottage, modern, like now,
2 lols on pavement, $1200.
5 room bungalow, modorn, east
front, 00 ft. lot, $1G50,
5 room bungalow, modorn with fur
niture, 2 lots, $1000.
H room house, modern, 2 lots, clear,
$2200.
100 acres Improved, adjoins It. R
station, $1800.
000 acres, 3 sets of Improvements
farm land all Irrigated, $9,900.
HURD LAND & INVEST
MENT CO.
213-1 1 Gurnet t-Corey Illdg.
Medford. Oro.
AUTOMOBILE
. BARGAINS
2Huiek Liirht-Six, Touring
l-r-f 'lievrolet Touring
1 Ford Touring
Prices from 2.")0.00 up.
I t costs nothing to look these
over
TUMY MOTOR
COMPANY
123-125 So. Front St, '
IISCi;MAKOFS
liKVYXPJ1 -!-'o r information as to a
four year spn-klcd roan cow and
im! crop in riuht ear. uadurldl.
in lefi, brandett Hi;. Siraed from
I-Jvan.i i rei li liiiiue. K. C. Koenscii.
care Mail Tn'miii'.
KOU H1KK-- "liruck liy
tract . J'liom? tl 1
; Holly.
hour or con-
IWK KKN'T AND KI'PAllt nmc'iines.
I I'lioiit Singer Smving Ma-
; chine Co., I 1 ." West Main street.
1-
lll.li MATTHKtiSKS nam over IlUe
; new. IMmnt' I)olll;i!l, tl."-.l.
t'l'IINlTntK liph(ilalr!ns
IKiirin::. I'll oiio i ioi:.i;liiH(
nnd
(jir-J.
KKWIXC, MAt'lllNHf,
iiuil t'lm-kH rrpiiiroil.
las. ill .".-.I.
IihouoKrnplis
l'hono l'ou!?-
l'1'KXH'l'ii K .inil liniiselu.iil Rooila
pai-kpil ami cratu'l. l'bonc l)ou
las i;
MO.M'.V TO l.OAV
TO LOAN I. 11. Andrews loans
money on real eslate and buy.
niorii;a;es and Liberty bonds.
Phonu 53-.M. 31 North Grope
street.
BUSINESS nrHECTOItY
Aato tmppne
LATIER AUTO 8PRINO CO. W
are operating the largest, oldeat
and best-eoulpped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use onr spring!
when othera fall. Sold under writ
tan guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Attorneyi
KLI.IAH It. HUHI) Lawyer, J1S-14
' Uarnott-Coroy Hldg.
PORTKK J. NKh'F Attorney-at-law
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. B. REAMES
Corer BulldlnK.
-Lawyer. Garnett.
Holbllii- Alalerials
MKDFORI) CK.MKNT BRICK &
IILOCK WO It ICS speclnll.o In all
kinds of cement ImildiiiK products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 2511"
- Rxpert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. H. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attontlon glTen
to anything in Accounting and In-.
oome Tax requirement. LooU
into oar simplified acoountlm
method. M. F. A H. BulldlnK,
Modford. Fhone 157-R.
Instruction In Mnelo
lt'RKD ALTON HAIGHT Teacher o(
piano and harmony. Ilalgbt MusU
Studio, 401 Garuatt-Corer BldC,
Phone 72.
Lodges
O. O. F. Medford lodge No. 83,
Moots evory Monday night at 7:30,
C. T. Parker, N. G., W. L.
Miller, secretary.
Rogue River lOncampmont No.
SO Meets 2d and 4th Fridays at
7:30 p. in. Samuel Ilateman, U. 1'.,
L. O. Hownrd, Bcribo.
Olive Robokuh lodge No. 28
Moots 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at i
p. in. Nniiuio Hull, N. . G.,
Annie J. llatcninn, secretary.
Visitors cordially invitod to all
mootings.
I'lanlilK Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
scroons. Shop 437 8. Fir. Fhon
184.
Physicians and Bargeona
ROIIF.RT W. STIOARNS Physician
nnd Surgeon, .lacksoii County Rank
lildg. Office hours 9-12, 2-4. Of
fice phono 3 9. Resldenco 933.
DR. J. J. KMMEN3 Physician and
surgeon. Pructlco limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. IT. A H. Co.
Illdg. Phone 567.
DR. F. Q. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN!
4K-417 Garnett-Corey fildg.
Phone 904-L.
Residence 20 3. Laurel Street.
T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and
Burgeon Specialty Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat. Glasses fitted and
properly adjusted. Moles, warts
and skin blemishes removed with
no scars loft. Office third, floot
Liberty Building.
DR. E. RANDOLPH SEELY, 808-807
Morgan building, Portland, Ore.,
makes a specialty of surgery. Speo
ial attontlon to Medford and Rocai
River valley people '
DR. McMORRlS M. DOW. Physician
and Surgeon Practice limited to
surgery and hospital obstetrics.
Special atteutlon given to disoases
of women. Offices 306-7 M. P.
11. lildg. Residence, the Dow Hos
pital. Printerea and Publishers
MRDFOHD PRINTING CO. has th
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc Portland prices. 17 North
Fir St.
FTansfer
KADS TRANSFKR ft STORAGE) CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
tit. Price right, slervlc gutx
liiletfc it- n1 i L -I -lis rn'