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Classified Advertisements, Business Directory And Market Reports
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TIIK iMKUKOHl) MAI l,Tlfl Mt.'N K M KUKOUD, OlilWOX, MOXDA V, XOVKMBISH 29, 1009.
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SUPPLY IS NOT
EQUAL TO DEMAND
Fair to Good Steers
Stockyards Brlii(j
Hundred.
at Portland
$1.05 n
UNION STOCKYARDS, Portland,
Or., Nov, lilt. IteuuipN Tor the week
worn :i(Mll entile, enlve, mh:i
heep, :ii;iH hog mill (III Iiiii'ki'm. A
big abate of the cattle receipt I'aini'
III after Thaiikgiving ntiil becuune of
the iimiimI condition following a
holiday a feeling of apathy Iiuh pro
vailfd in tin- eulUo market. Tint de
mand during the entire week wu
not im Niiappy iim the week before,
lint a clearance of practically all the
offerings have been effected. Fair
to good uleers brought $l.0.". Tho
demand for I'mvH haw been somewhat
more active than for ulcer, with
mile of tho IichI at $:i.7t. (looil,
liicht calvon have brought
goud
price and (lie Miipply Inn not equal
mI tho demand.
Tln hlu'op receipts have continued
light, coimiMlng mindly of h i) mumi t h
in traiiNit. Tlii deiiiaud for fat mut
ton ether ami laniliH Iiih not mot
with anything like appropriate of
fering. Tho hoi; market has rtin'ii unex
pected Mrength throughout tho
week anything that lookoil liko a
good oar of hog wild for .8. 10. ami
tin it lins honn mi trouhlo on thu
part of m'IIoix in disponing of whrat
thoy had to offor. Tho top prioo
oorii to havo hooif fi.od at 8.10,
ntnl nearly nil tho sale of good hogs'
were made at that figure.
I-olio wing are thu quotations on:20ff24c; onntern Orogon, 20023c
alt eliihheK of HvoHtock:
Hoht Hteern, . I.."0- I.7."i; fair to
good, $. .f)0; Hlrietlv good oowh,
H.f0-:i.7r; fair, .:i.,j:i.:i.f.0. Ilogn
HoHt, .fl-8.10; good mixed hogn,
7.11(1.8; pig, l'J.' MundH, .f7-7.'.".
Sheep Mertt wethorn, $ l.."0.1.7f;
fair to good, . l.'J.VI.flO; good eyo,
1; hoHt lamliM, .'f.'..ril)-(l; fair' to
good, .f.'i. riiO, Calves -I fonvv, 5-I..10-l.7n;
light, ..r..VJfi.
MRS. LAW FORCED TO
PAY DUTY ON GOODS
(t'Mltnl 1'rrnn L.-iiMnl Wire)
NEW YORK', Nov. 20. Mm. fleo.
Law, ouo of tho most noted American
women in noeioty in Loudon and
Paris nnd n done friend of Mrs.
Stuyvertiiut FihIi and Mm. Potter
Palmer, Ih tho Intent person to havo
he rtrttnkH sent to the customs hoimo
tinder tho new ruling of Collector
Loch,
Mrs. Law, who hs lived nbrond
nlmoHt rontiniioiisly sineo the death
of her linshand in 1800, arrived
Now Wk today. Undor tho nre-
vioim rulings n person who mnin-
taineil a residence ahroad for two
years mhI lives there, although ho or
fllto mado a trip to this country,
their efroelK were not subject to duty
hero, and tunny families returning
brought hnok with thutn goods to tho
value of thousnnds.
FIND SKELETONS OF
INDIANS 200 YEARS OLD
(United I'rcnii r.etiNe.l Wire)
SANTA FE, N. jr., Nov. 'JO.
foro than n dozen skeletons unonrth
?d by workmon oxcavating for
heating plant on the situ of thu fa
tuous "Old Palaeo" of Santa J''o were
pioiiotiiircd today by aruhaoologists
to ho relics of tho Indinuo who oo
;npiud this historio puchlo 'J00 yenrs
ngo.
Tho skolutons indicated that thu
natives were huge in Mature. Many
itnplomontH of primitive warfare lay
in tho ruins.
Local savants who took possession
of tho skeletons advanced the theory
that they were tho remains of pris
oners taken in war by the Santa Fo
Indians, who had been killed and
buried henoath tho palaeo by their
eaplnrs.
Just Arrived
Ono of tho finest stocks of Roses
that over onmo to Modford, nil of
tho uowost nnd old-triod vnriotios.
Why don't you send thnt siok
friend of yours or your sweothonrt
u bunch of Carnations?
Delivery nny pnrt of city.
MEDFORD GREENHOUSE.
Cut Flowers and Potted Plants
East Mnln SL Phono GOO.
BOD BURDETTE, J0KESMITH,
TO LIVE IN HONOLULU
ll'lllll ll I'lCNM l,t-IIMi-l Wilt- I
PASADENA, Cal., Nov. . ov
l(, ,1, Hurilellc, tho iuiiioril preacher,
and Mr. Miinlultc will pit tho win
lor inoiitliH in Honolulu. Thoy will
leave December 1.1. The voyage Iiiim
been planned iim a recuperative jojur
ney for Rev. Iliirdolto, who Im.i been
ill for Neveial moutliM.
NOTICK
!k hereby given that the undersigned
will apply at tho regular meeting ( f
tliu city (Hitiiio.il of Medford, Oregon,
on Decemhur 7, 1000, for license to
noil malt, vinous and spiritttos liquor
in Iohh qutitititicH than one gnllon, at
IoIh II, in and JO, block 21, in .Mud
lord, urogon, lor a pot toil ot
innntliH.
vorxo & hall
Dated November 21wt.
Notice.
Notice in hereby given that tho tin
dctnigueil will npply at the next reg
ular Mooting of tho city council ot
Modford, Oregon, to ho hold on Du
cemhor 7, 1000, at 7:110 t. in., for a
jlicotiKo to Hell malt, vincotts niid-apir-
rioiiH liquors in lotix quantities that)
one gallon at thu Hotel Moore har, on
lots 0 and 10, block of the. town
(now city) of Modford, in .laclcHon
county, for a period of his months
Dated November 18. 10110.
W. F. RAU.
f PORTLAND MARKETS.
HHt t 4 f -t-
Hop, Wool nml Hides.
llom 1U0S crop, choice. 17c;
prime to choice, If.c; prime, 15 4 c:
medium, 15c; 1909 choice. 23c;
prime, 22c; medium, 20c.
wool 1909, Wlllnmotto valley,
Hheopklnn Shearing, lOifCCc
pnch; short wool, 2GH0c; medium
wool, GOcfrfl ench; long wool, "GcO5
$1.25 ench.
Tallow Prlmo. per lb., 3(3 4c; No.
2 nml grenne, 2ff2c.
Chlttlm Imrk i&iMc
Mohair 1900, 23?2-tc lb
HltloH Pry hides, 1 7 J? 1 S V4c lb;
Rroon, V4?fioc lu; bulla, croon
mlt, Tc lb; kips, 10(10 Vic lb; caIvcs
green, lGT18c lb.
llutter, ICkrk nml Poultry.
Kkrs Local, candled, solect,
42V4c; ordlnnrr run 40J-2c; sec
onds, 32c; local ntornge, 32 Hi 35c;
wiHturn storngo, 32HtTf35cc.
IJttttor Fnt Dollvory f o. b. Port
land Sweet cream, 34 Mc, sour,
32 Me.
lluttor Kxtra creamery, 3Cc; fan
cy, 34f3Cc; store, 22
Chccflo Fancy full cream flat,
18c; triplets and daisies, ISc; Young
American, 19c.
Poultry Mixed ohlckons, 13
1314 c; fancy hons, 14c; roosters, old,
lOfrMlc; sprlngn, 14V4c; geese, 10c;
ducks, 22i?32Vjc; pigeons, squabs,
2 dox; droBood chickens, 17 Hi gplSc;
wild geeso, S6 dox.
(rnlu, Flour and liny,
llarloy Prodttcors" prlcos 190D
Feed. J2G.7G: rollod, S30; brow
ing, I2C.C0.
Wheat Track Club, 9193o;
blucBtom, 11.0101.03; rod, 90c; for-
tyfold, DC ft 96c; Turkey rod, 91
92c; Wlllamctto vnlloy, 94c.
Mlllstuffs Soiling prlco Ilrnn,
S2rTi0; middlings, S32; shorts,
$27,50; chop, $ 2 2 ff 2 S ; alfnlfn ino:I,
SI9 per tun.
Flour ? w crop, patonts, $5.00;
straight. $2 '15; tinkers, $4. SO dfS.OO;
WT.Inmotto valley, $4.90 bbl; oxport
grndes, $4; grnhnm, Vis, $5.00;
wholo wheat, $5.80; ryo, 50, $0.50;
bales, $3,
Hay prodttcors' prlcos Now
timothy, Wlllnmotto vnlloy fancy,
$18; ordinary, $17; onstorn Orogon,
$20; mixed, $14 ST 15; clover No. V,
$14 (if 15; wheat, $14 15; cheat, $15
10; alfalfar $15.
Oats Spot dollvory, now, produc
ers' prion Track No. 1 white, $29 ST
29.50; gray, $282S.50.
. Corn Wlole, $3C; cracked, $37
ton.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Fretih Fruits Orongcs, Valonclns,
$3,25 if 3.50 n box; bnunuii9, 5o lb;
lomons, $5C box; grnpofrttlt, $4;
ponrs, 50 $1.15; Tokay grnpos, 90c
$1.35; ConcordB, 12MilGc; huck-
lloborrlos, 8c.
Potatoes Foiling, now, $1; buy
ing, eaHtorn Multnomnli Mid Olncku-
cwt; gnrllc, 1012o lb.
Apples $1 1.50.
VegotnblcB Now turnips, Orogon,
8090o BC.ck; boots, $1.25; cnrrotB,
8090o stick: cabbtiRO, locnl, 75
90c; tomntoos, lornl, fancy, 50o crato;
bonus, 10c lb; cnullflowor, 7590o
doz; pens, lOo lb; horoonullnlt, lOo;
groon onions, lOo doz; poppors, boll,
10a lb; head lottuco, 20o doz; hot-
kotiBO, $1,35 box; rndlshos, lOo doz.
bunohosj colory, 408Go; ob'S riant,
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Fill a
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By Usi
the
Medford Mail Tribune
No inul'.ur what it in you noed. a winit ad will bring it at a next to noth
ing COht.
Honiethin" to trndo? Somjthing to fitdt '!
A claasifiud ad will do it in rocoid time.
They work while you bleep. They reach the multitude.
Do you want lo rent a house or a furnished room ? The quickest and heat
way is thiough the clarified ad.
Have you lost something ? A classified ad will find it.
Do you want to i.mw the loading buciuoKS lirms of Medford the wide
awake oncfl ? Look at the diieetory and at the advertising columns of the Mail
Tribune
No home in Medford i e impletti without the Mail Tribune and Medford
iH a city of complete homes
Everybody read the Mail Tribune and everybody reads its want ads.
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$14T1.2C crato; corn, $1.25
stack;
sweat po'.atoofl, $1.751 1.S5.
Rico Imporlnl Japsu No. 1, Slc;
No. 2, 5 'c; New Orleann 1 cad, C 3-4
CI 7c; Creole. 5 c.
lleans Stulll white. $5.50; larg:
white, $1.50; pink, $1.25; bayou,
15.75; Limns, $; rods, $7.50.
Groceries, Nuts, Kt
StiBor Cube, $0.25; powdered.
$5. SB; fruit or .borry. $5.S5; dry
grmiulntod, $5.75; coonf. A. $5.C5;
extra II, $5.16. golden O $5.25, I) yel
low $6.15, boot $5.05. barrels 15c.
bnlf barrels 30c, boxes 6Cc advance
fit sack basis.
(Abovo ijuo'. tlons are 30 days net
ensh auotatlons.)
Honey Now, 13H?c lb.
Meats, VMi nml ProvlnloiiH.
DresHcd Mortx Front street hogs,
f-uicy, 9140; ordlnnry, 9c; veals, ex
tra, 1010U:c; ordlnnry. 10c: heavy
5Cc; mutton, 7c: Int.'-. Tc.
Hnms, IJncon, etc. Portlaand
pnek (locnl) hntn, 17 He; breakfast
bacon, lSHt27c; boiled ham, 25
2Cc; picnics, 14c; cottago roll, 15c;
regular uhort clears, smokod, lCHc;
backs, smokod, 16 Vic; pickled
tongues, 60c ench.
Local Lnrd Kettlq leaf, 10s,
17.4c lb; 6s, 17 5-Sc lb; 60-lb. tins,
17o lb; Rtonm rendered, 10s, 1 C V5 c
lb; 5s, 16 5-So lb; compound 10s,
llVic lb.
Clams Hardohcll, per box, $2.40;
razor clanrs, $2 box.
Fish Rock cod, 10c; lb; floun
dors, 6c lb; halibut, Se lb; striped
bass, 15c lb; catfish, 10c lb; salmon,
steolhoad, 7a lb; sllvors, 6c lb; soles,
6c lb; shrlmpB, 12 c lb; porch, 6c
lb; torn cod, 8c lb; lobctors, 35c lb;
crnwtlsh, 23o per doz; sturgeon,
12MiC lb; black bass, 20c lb; silver
smelts, 6c lb; block cod. 7&C lb;
crabs, $11.50 dox.
Oysters Shoal wator bay, por gal
low, $2.50; per 100 lb. sack. $5;
Olympla, per gallo, $2.40; por 100
lb. sack, $7iT.50; canned, 60c can,
37a dozen; eastern In shell, $1.75
por 100.
Coal oil Pearl, Astral and Star,
19c gallon; eocene, 22c gallon; olalno
2Sc gallon: headlight, 20V4c gallon;
oxtn star, 22c gnllon; wator whlto,
lH4ffM54o callon; spoclal wator
whlto, 15c gnllon.
Onsoltno Red crown and motor,
16 23c sallon; 86 gasolli o, 30
37V4o gallon; V. M. & P. naphtha,
13Ht20HiC gnllon; cnglno dlstll-
lato, 9 16c gallon.
Gattlo Dcst gtoors, weighing 1200
potittdB, $4.50; medium steo-s, $4.25;
host cows, $3.25; best heifers, $3.00;
bulls, $1.752.25; stags, $2.503.
Hogs Best oast of tho mountains.
$8; Wlllnmotto vnllcy, host, $7.75
7. 85; stockorB, $46; pigs, $6i.
Sheop Best wothors, $4.25 4.50;
ordlnnry, $4 4.50; Bprlng minus,
$5.25; straight owes, $3.504,00;
mixed lots, $4.00.
Calves Best, $5; or Unary, $3.50
4.50.
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MEDFORD MARKETS.
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Fruit and Vegetables.
(Prices paid by Mod rd merchant
Apptes, ny -o tu; penrs, irjiau;
Tokay grnpes, 4c.
Potntoes, lo lb; onions, $1.50
cwt;; green onions, 3oo doz. bunches;
carrots. lftfllVio; boots, l (fit.Vau;
cabbage, lMio; toinntoes, lo; siiunsh,
30o$l doz pumpkins, 10 15c
Butter, Erjos and Poultry.
(Pricos paid by Medford morohnntg. '
Ranch butter, 35c; ftuey civam-
ory, iTPao.
Frean rnncn oggs, uuj.
Mixed poultry, 10uj spring chtok-
OIIS, 100 (ItlCKB, lUC iilfiteys, lie,
Feotl and Mlllstuffs,
(Pricos paid produoors.)
nay Timothy, $10; nfftilfn, $15:
gniss, $14 ton,
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Long' Felt
Classified Ad Cclumns of the
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' Wheat Old, $1.20 btifhel; new, $1
bushel; oats, $30 ton; barley, old,
$10.
(Selling prices. )
Hollo ! !, ', $2 r.-.i tv. 50 ton;
bran. $1 "0- f .ddllnga. it -.'.vi
shorts. $l.S0(?!51.S.1i.
lleof. '.' i''3c; pork iV.t . mutton
3Vc: 'ntiib, 1 V&c ; vcnl (dressed), (Jo
Turni4S, l'.o per lb; carrots, lc
lV-c per lb: parsnips, lfil'Ai! per
lb
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LOST.
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LOST Urownish yellow big Scottsh'
eollie. Was seen last near Agate,
answers to name of "Mnc." otl -
iy U. r.. .-5 III 11 11, .uciuuui, or iuuiu
dog with Lotus Oliver in Whitman
pnrk. Liberal rewnrd. 215
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FOR RENT.
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FOR RENT Rooms. 45 X. Bartlett
street. 216
FOR RENT Pleasantly located and
modern furnished rooms with bnth.
Call 604 West 10th street or 124
King street. Tel. ljl.
FOR RENT Xowly furnished huso-;
keop.lng rooms, consisting of front!
I bedroom, : set pantry and Mtch
en on ground floor. X-jrtb Rlvor
side and Fifth street. Xo. 133.
217
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FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE Here is n snap;
nores of fine fruit lnnd, y mile
from Eagle Point, 1 mile from or
chard that produced the first prizo
npplcs nt the internntionni npple
show nt Spokane, 11 miles from
Medford nnd one mile from rnilrond
station: will sell in 5 or 10-acre
tracts or nil of it; this land enn bo
bought for $125 per ncro for the
noxt 20 dnys. Terras, hnlf cash,
balnuco to suit. Address E. C. Ay
lor, box 812, Medford, Or. 215
FOR SALE SIGOO. 5-room houso
nnd ono lot, 31 S. Orange; water,
sewer, telephone nnd light hnndy,
Inquiro on premises. 220
FOR SALE Bny horse, works any
plnco; weight 1245; cheap. E. A.
Heflor. Mission Cafe.
FOR SALE 1100-pound mule team
cheap. E. A. Hefler, Mission Cafe.
FINE saddle horse, gnited, gentlo for
Indy or child. E. A. Hefler, Mission
Cafe, 20 S. C st.
FOR SALE. 4
FOR SALE 50 acres chotco applo
land. 25 acres full benrlng winter
apples, ood seven room houso,
barn and lar.o packing house, nil
twloinenW. Only 2 miles fiom a
city of 7,000. A imp -it. A snap
at $21,000. See or wilto F. G.
MoWtlllnms, Ashland, Ore. 23S
FOR SALE Oak. fir nnd pino cord-
wood, 12 nnd 10-ineh; also dry rail
wood; dry pitch for kindling. Phone
order to Main 4201.
FOR SALE Or exchnngo tor Med
ford real cstnto or ranch, 110 acres
tobacco farm on Pennsylvania rail
road lu southern Maryland. 85 acres
In cultivation, 25 acres in whlto oak
timber, 15 acres timothy moadow;
rich, loamy soil, also sultnblo for
potntoes, molons mid fruit; espec
ially ndnttod for Maryland peaches;
40 miles south of Bnltlmoro. 25
miles from United States Capitol,
Washington, D. C; abundance of
wntor; good roads; mild cllmnto.
Address Box 20, Manll Tribune of
flco. '
FOJl SALE Good 80 ncros for sale
in n fino fruit district 13 milos bo
low Grnnts Pnss, six miles from
Merlin. This 80 ncrea is on n coun
ty road, chi a F. R. D, route and cu
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Want
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a telephona line, ono mile from
school house, good deep soil, good
neighbrohood, 1200 npple nnd pench
trees set out last spring, wnter for
irngntion near orchnrd. Price
.$5000. My homo is on North 10th
street. W. J. Sturges, L. 13. 015
Grmits Pass, Oregon. 205
FOR SALE 300 tiers of first-class
pine wood, thoroughly seasoned
will deliver 3Vi tiers to nny one nt
$2.50 per tier. W. L. Howard
Phoenix. Or. tf
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 1G0
ncre improved fnrm, loented 0:
miles of Grants Pass; good irriga-
tion. Write for particulars. Cle-
ments-Basler Rcnlty Co., owner,
. Grnnts Pnss, Or. 201
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gLg
10, 20 and 30 ace
tracts for sale near Phoonlx. Matt
Calhouu.
4- FOR SALE Household furniture nt
private sale; mostly new; new pi
ano included. Call at C07 South
Central avenue. 21C,
FOR SALE 5 nnd 10-acre tracts
just within nnd adjoining city lim
its, nt a bargain, on 5 annual par
tner ts. Address P. O. Box 418
FOR SALE Two yenrs' lense and
furniture of Vendome hotel, good
location, in Ashland; 20 furnished
rooms, besides parlor, office, dining
room, etc. Price $1000. John F
Patty, proprietor. 215
FOR SALE Finely split stovowood
in onk, fir nnd pine, nnd cordwood
sawed into 10-inch length blocks.
Cnll on F. Osenbrugge, Stuiebnker
Bros. Wnrchonse.
FOR SALE 75-acre ranch, with
good water right; finest fruit land;
chonp:; also property In Portland;
will trado for Medford p-opcrty. Soo
Coleman at cigar factory. Vt
FOR SALEChoico business proper
ty at a bargain, on long time; easy
terms Addrens P. O. "Box 4l8.
WANTED.
WANTED Teams for plowing, will
pay from $3 to $5 jwr ncro; land
jooins city limits. Jumes Campbell,
room 3, Bijjou blook. 217
WANTED Roo mnnd board for 2
men, 203 Narrigau street, ono blook
north of store on Wst Jacksonville
street.
WANTED $1000, ono year, on 8
aero orchard Just planted; house
and barn; closo In. Address E,
caro Mall Tribune. 220
WANTED Nurso wnnts cases.
Phone, Farmers 76; box 872. 224
WANTED Good Jnp.meso, cook,
wants placo In botol, boarding house
or family, town or country. K, Box
264. 217
WANTED Married man wants po
sition as foromnn on fruit ranch;
experienced. Address W. Call Box
41, Jacksonville. 215
WANTED Experienced quarry man.
Address P. O. Box 418, Medford,
Or.
VANTED 12 wood choppers to chop
cordwood nnd tiorwood. Address L.
W. Liljetrrnn. Tolo, Or. '
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Restaurants.
BEE HIVE RESTAURANT Meals
loo; bods, 15o. Give ua a trial. 20
Central nvomio. upstnir.
Attorneys.
COl.VIG Si REAMS W. M. Col
C. L. Roumos. Law -cm. Offt
Modford Bank Buil&.ig. Seo
Floor.
W1TI1INGTON & KEt 1 Lawy.
Palm btiilditc
PORTER J. NEFF Attoniey-nt-law
No. 0 D street, ground floor.
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Stenographer.
PUBLIC STENOariAPIIEK, nt the
Mooro 1 1 otel.
J. C. LOWHKY, Stenographer nnd no
tnry. 20 JackHon County Hank hldg.
ELLA M. OA UN YAW Palm block.
Stenographic work done quickly ani
well.
Real Estate.
BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Real
estate, loans nnd fire insurance
Office 112 W. Main St., Medford
Ore Phone 3073.
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PUBLISHING CO. ba
the best equipped job jffice it
Southern Oregon; Portia id prices
37 South Central nve.
Opticians.
DR. GOBLE The only exciusive op
ticinn between Portland and Sac
ramer.io Office on West Main street
nni 'tiiir.'id
CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Ey
spec'alist. when others foil. Offic
in Figle Pharmacy. Mam 233. East
Main near D'Anjnu.
Jeweler.
ELWOOD AND BURNETT, the jew
elers, carry a complete stock and
make a specialty of high grade re
pair work. Opposite the Nash Ho
tel.
GEO. A. BUTT Watchmaker jew-
eler nnd engraver. My jewelry stocl
is up-to-date. .My facilities, inch
ing eperience and material for l
pair work, are the best in the ci
Corner G and Seventh sts.
Brick Companies.
G. W. Priddy.
, T. O'Brv
O. D
Naj
THE MEDFORD TICK CO.
BricK manufactu--"-. nnd oontrc
tors; also lime, cemzit and plast;
in any quantity. Ofuce, Medfo?
National bank b'.Jg. ''Uonee Mait
545.
Underakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day Phono 353. Night
Phones C. W. Coklin 36; J. H
Butler 148.
PLno Instruction.
HARMONY, sight reading, musical
form. Mrs. E. E. Gore, Metropolitan
College of Music. Miss Flora Gray,
Studios, 144 South Central avenus.
Phone 493.
Plumbing.
JACK MOORE Contractor for
plumbing, heating and sewering.
Eleventh and Front, Medford, Or.
Phono 123.
Paint Stores.
M. J. METCALF Paints, Brushes,
Wall Paper, Glass, Varnishes Stains
and Wall Tints. 318 E. Main St.,
Medford. Oregon.
Tea Companies.
GRAND UNION TEA CO. S. Kemr
thorno, ngt. Store opened from
to 6. Phono 3871. 237 Riversid
avenue.
Tin Shops.
f. A. SMITn Tin shop. Tin and
sheet iron ware on hand and made to
order 128 North G street.
Photograph Studios.
MACKEY'S STUDIO "Poso with
Mackey and die with joy." Ovar Al
len & Reagan's store; entrance on
Seventh street.
Carriage and Auto Painting.
VALLEY SIGN AND CARRIAGE
WORKS High-class work guaran
teed. Signs. Riverside nveuuo.
Phono S01.
Painting and Decorating.
MEDFORD DECORATING CO., suc
cessors to Shearer & Phillips,
pnintors and decorators in all
branches; weathered oak on insido
finish a spooialty. Our green roof
stains guaranteed not to spot. 504
N. Bontty st. P. O. Box 14, Medford.
Elocution.
CLASS WORK and individual les
sons. Mrs. Roscoo A. Johnson, 008
Cntheriuo st., Tuttlo's Addition. P.
O. Box 272.
Civil Ennlneers
WILL ,tako by contract, on ronson-
nblo terms, nil kinds of work, nlso
irrigating, planting nnd cultivating,
etc. Lnndsonpo gardening. First
class roforonco3, William Poters,
Civil Engiueor, Phone 1801, 322 East
Main street, Modford, Oregon.
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4 riisiness ninEnmnv.
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Kindergarten.
KINDERGARTEN 1 00nv7 Mn"in
street. Hours: From 9 n. m. to 11:30
a. m. For particulars npply to Mis
Arrn Hnrmon. director, at tho school
Dill Posters
VERNE T. CANON-Bill Poster and
Distributor. All ordors promptly
filled. Room 7, Jackson County
Bank Building, Medford, Or.
Billiard Parlors
S. T. BROWN & CO. Billiards, Ci
gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs,
Young and Hall building. A nice
cool placo to spend tho hot after
noons. Architects.
J. K. A. BILES, Architect and Build
ing Superintendent, P. O. Box 480,
Medford, Or. Your building re
spectfully solicited.
BIJOU THEATER West Seventh st.
Darling Stock Co. in repertoire of
high-grade comedy-draran produc
tions. Changes Sunday and Thurs
days. Admission 10c and 20c.
Furniture
H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers in new
nnd second hand furniture and hard
ware. Agents for Mound City kit
chen cabinet. 323 E. Soventh st.
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
Corner 8th and Holly Ste., Med
ford. Mission Furniture made to
order. Cabinet work of all kinds.
A trial order solicited.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Slovea
and Ranges. New and Second Hand
Furnitnre. Ends' old stand, 18-20
F St .Sonth. Phone 01, Medford, Or.
Drayage and Transfer.
ADAMS & MOORE, GENERAL
Draying nnd Transfer, will call
anywhere in city. Phone Main 561
tnnd .it S V Detwt
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Our treea
are budded, not grafted. Our stock
is not irrigated. We guarantee ev
erything put out We are not in the
trust. H. B. Patterson, office, u
Hotel Nash.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY
Growers of high-grade nursery
stock. C. E. Cook. Prop. R. R. V
depot. P. 0. Bo 841. Phono 583.
Medford.
Transfer and Drayage.
H. S. BRUMBLE Drayage and
transfer. Baggage stored. Office
and Saventh.
Cement Workers.
B. J. ADYLOTT All work guaran
teed strictly first-olass. Residence
No. 406 Beatty street. A card will
bring me to you.
Music.
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES Mrs. JL
L. Huillior, 707 Main street West.
Private lessons in singing (method
Rossini) and languages French)
Italian, German, Spanish.
MRS. E. E. GORE Piano instruction
Metropolitan College of Music. Miss
Fiom Gray. Phone 493. 144 South
Central avenue.
Building and Loan Association
JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION O. C.
Boggs, Acting Secretary, 128 E.
Main street.
Carpenters and Builders.
F. E. HILL Will furnish pluns au
list ot nil timber to bo put in build
ing. Medford. Oregon.
Dentists.
DR. FRANK ROBERTS Dentist
Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles
Building, Main street; Medford, Ore
con. Physicians and Surgeons.
R. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite
Jackson County bank. Night calld
promptly nnswored. Offico and res
ident phone Main 2301.
S. A. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Physician
and surgeon. Offico, 133 W. Main
st. Phono Main 577, Medford.
CONROY & CLANCY Offico In
Stowart Building Physicians and
Surgeons. Offico phone, Main 341;
prlvato phono, Main 612,
S. R. SEELY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Modern equipped operat
ing rooms. X-Ray. Office hours s
10-12, 2-4 p. m. Office In Jackson
Co. Bank Building
DR, F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
Physicians. Mission Block, Pkoae
291, Medford.

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