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Itaiflo I'olut Kaglot".
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Mr. Heal! went to Medfuri one
day laat wettk.
- MrY and-Mra. flaluh Newman
want to their mountain borne lant
week.
Mia Glatlya Heckatborn wan
visiting friend in Eagle Point last
: weak'. ;, ..
; ."" Mlia Lelab Fryer went to Same.
Valley laitt week to visit friends, re
j turning Saturday. ,..) ' .,.,.
.'.Quito a number, of the young
fpjki from Iaie oreek: attended the
dance here laat Saturday sight,
Meeuamea a. rooi ana ueorge
Morine went to -visit' Mm. P.'i
mother, Mri. Even, last Sunday.
) We had a fine shower of. rata lout
; itridty nigbt that done a great ideal
- ,-of jood,'buwe' would-liw to bve
I more...-.;: . v , v , :J
i ', KJ: A. Potter went to' Ashland
j laet week to be at the bedside of hie
? aged mother who in reported to lie
, i quite- low.
t J. M. Lewie and family visited
) their parent laet Sunday, James
c- reports that bin ground is needing
. jaw .very uiuuu.
'.' Miss1 Edna Gibson and Mr. Robi
nettand Ous Morris and Mrs. Little
of Central Point, pasmid through
town laat Sunday.
- Peter K. Simon started Inst Sun
day for Klamath county on a busi
ness trip. He was accompanied by
ono of Johnny HoaUe sons
v " Mrs. Elizabeth Simon went to
Medford on Tuesday of last week
with J. A. Jones. Her broken
tdioulder is improving vory rapidly.
We have a gonuine professional
tramp in our community. Ho goes
from house to house, asks for some
r thing to eat, and when told where
ho can probably get work, always
goes somo other way.
John Wiilisoroft started bis chil
dren Inst Friday for South Dakota
s to live with tbuir sister Mrs. Philip
' Farlimont, and he expects to go to
California to seek for a locution
better adapted to his condition than
this pluco, as this climate does not!
; boo in to sua him.
t Frank Wade wits in our town last
' Monday circulating a iHitiliou to
bave his youngor son, Lawrence,
I , tiardoned out of the penitentiary.
He has quite a long list of names
of prominent business men of Jack
1 sooville, Medford and Central Point
and the surrounding country.
i A. J. Daley & Son wont to Con-
tral Point on Wednesday of last
week and brought out their new saw
mill and plainer and took it to
Hound Top, where they will soon
begin to turn out as fine lumber as
can be found in the valley. George
Daley moved bis family to that
place last week,
Our daughter Millie, of Big Butte,
writes: "Eddie and I wont to the
- Mt. Pitt ranch last Monday, and
there saw a part of the carcas of a
huge grizzly bear that was killed
' by Albert Boall and Arthur Nich
ols. Its foot measured eight by
four inches, and it weighod about
one thousand pounds."
" Oulr pugllistio boxing club is at
i : trading , considerable attention.
Last, week .George . Hoy t was going
around with his ear in a sling from
the effects-of Benton Pool's elbow
' coming In Contact with it, and Ben
ton had hie nose and mouth also in
a sling from the effects of Hoyt's
glove comiug in contact with that
' part of his anatomy.
! Floyd ' Pearce of Forest creek,
was oveHast Saturday night on a
visit to hie' aunt; Mrs. Thomas, re
turning Sunday night. He reports
that thoy have had a fine run of
sluicing in his mines and expeots
to commenoo to cloan up this week,
and will have about two months
work at that, expecting to realize a
U , liberal supply of the yellow metal.
- On Friday of last week Mrs. P.
f?. Simon, oloBod the first month of
her-school In distriot number , 37,
and in the afternoon had appropri
ate exorcisos, which rofloots oredit
' on the toaohor arid pupils.; A num
ber of visitors were 'present, among
whom were Mr. anoV;Mrbv T. M.
Newman and Miss Minnie, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Stowell', Mrsi Georgo
Oivens and Mrs. J.' M, Lewis, and
Wc arc spending' more
than our profits on ScM
toig's' Best tea to get you to
.try itist try it;;:.;'
" Your money back if you
don't like it. .
At grocers' in packages.
a MwaKa cwnr
children. 'Phono with whom I have
tulkod apeak In high , teriRH of the
uiimruiiiuiiurn., . ,
I'oi'Hiiiiul. Tim g6iillomaii who an-
noyiid tliu omitf niKi.tlotr laat Huntluy by
continually uouKhitiK will 'Una Instant
i-ollof by usliiir Ouo'Mlnuto Cnuuli
Cui'o, a iui'dy unil liiirniluss remedy
for throat itnil liinir trouble. Htrani,
tho drnciflBt, 'Mudfoi-di IrvJ, Uluklu,
Conlral Point ,. , , . '
; Ventral Poiut mm.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wooldridse,
of Draper, were In our city Monday.
Miss Sherlll, of Prospect, Is visit
ing friends here this week.
Horn. May 1st. to Mr. and Mr. J.
fi, Cutbbert, a ten pound son. '
Mr. ana Mrs. Minmoic spent
Monday In JaoKsonville, 1 ' : ,.
, J. I'. DlUworth. of Leeds, spent a
day here the first of the woe a,
Mrs, Addle' Phelps, W Wood vlllY
Is visiting relatives ot this place.
Dr, W. B. Officer, of Eagle Point,
made our oity a professional visit
Monday. .
Horace Pulton, of Hams Valley,
was 'trading , with .our merchants
Saturday.
Dr. J. HIiikIo is spending the
ween at his North Star ledge on
Sardine crecK.
1. Bradley and family left for
California tho first of the week to
seen a new location.
G. T. Hcrsbberger, who is mining
in the Willow enriiiKH district, was
trading hero Tuesday. .
Cool Goer and family, who have
boon residing near town, moved to
Butte oroeK last wook.
. Misses Susanna Burt and Susie
AnnliMtato made . friends ' in . Sams
Volley a visit Sunday. ' .
Elder J. E. Honderson preached
to a largo congregation at tho Jiap
tist Church last Sunday. '
- MaxMullor, of JacKsonville,
snent sovoral days here last weeK
looking after his business interests
Hon. J. W. Merritt is spending
the weoK out on his farm. . He is
having his shoop sheared this wee.
Miss Norah Sydow, who is at
tendina tho Ashland normal, spent
a couplo of days at homo last week.
C. 'K. White, of Woodvillo, ono of
our most eiieritetic farmers, made
this city a business trip on Monday.
L. L. Freeman and wife atttended
the Normol Coniedv Company's
I ierformanco at Jat-knonvillo last
! wook..
Assessor Grwvo's and Mark
Welch's families, who have been
having ' a sioge with the measleR,
are all woll again.
Misses Stella and Lir.zioStidham,
who are teaching the Talent and
Woodvillo schools respectively,
spent Sunday at home. -
Mrs. J. Spears, of Evans creeK,
who has l6en paying hor daughter
Mrs. A. A. Whitman a visit, re
turned homo a few days ago.
Miss Lottio Brown, of Eagle
Point, who has been paying hor sis
ter, Mrs. Win. M. Holmes a visit,
rotumod home a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Svdow at
tended "The Private Secretory," at
Jac.KHonvillo, presented by the Kor
mol Comedy Company, and wore
well pleasod with tho play.
H Mrs Geo. T. Bartlott, of Portland,
arrived here Monday. After a few
days' visit here sho will leave for
Los Angeles,' Calif., accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. M. M. Cooksey,
of this place. ; . . ,
P. O. Applcgate, acoompanied by
two mining experts from Colorado,
Henry A pplegate, of Ashland, and
Booth Lee, wont up on Jtoguo. river
to look after some quartz proposi
tions in that region, Monday.
' When tho spring time comes, "goi.tle
Annict" like all other seniiblo porsona,
will oloanao the liver and ronoyato the
syntoui with ItaWitt's Little Karly 1Mb
ersi famous ilttlo pills for the liver and
Htomaoh all tho voar round. Strang,
tho drugglHt, Medford; Dr. J. Hlnklo,
Cenu-ul 1'olnt.
Vorest Creek News.
i 11 V OI'KKA.
. Spring showers and tine growing
weather on ForeBt oreok,
V Mr.' Morgan has moved to the
Jeffrey place, over the hill.
I . learn that the mine of A. W.
Sturgis has cleared up $1,200.
There was a large orowd out at the
spoiling sonool last F riday night.
' T)ie family, of J. D,' Pearcei is - re-
covoring drom' their recent illness,
"- Mr. Throckmorton has loasod the
McCjtJloy place, on Jaokson oreok.
JaiUos Armpnest, ot this locality,
has leased, his Medford 'property to
Air., waning. .,.
Capt. RuBh, the blacksmith and
merohantj is doing a good business
in his lines. ... , , . ,
Tho , Atteburry children . are
amoiia Uio new additions to our
sohool this week. :,,
W. H.'BostwIok has loosed his
inino to Medford parties, and they
aro said to he doing well;-.
Miss Klsio and Orton Wiley, of
Medford; are the guests of Miss
Hattio Armnriest. The latter is a
medioal student In the graduating
olass at Portland. ,.- . - j
The Hydraulic Mining Company
has been exhibiting a pint, or more,
of gold from a recent clean-up of
tholr mine. Other miner are doing
well ground sluicing. ' '
Dunltti) and Molntyre are doing
a good bit of work with their ' little
giant this season getting cleaned
oil' considerable 'grouHd and there
do be heap gold in, sigl.t. ' , , , '
Work on the imarti claim of, J.
W Kennedy, on upper Forest creek,
has been resume. , ,The same, gen
tleman is taking ..(luartz from the
old McKee edge 6fttbe Jower creek.
Hugar beets are ,;hing grown , on
Forest croek this,) year. , ,WbUe we
may be little too great, distance,
from a probable refinery to .make
beet culture profitable, we.v expect
we will he able tout up.an aruoje
that will eclipse all other localities,
and if we can do this we can afford
to haul the beeta a long distance. .,
Thlriv v,&rk In a lftn ttma 1A llfirht'
so painful a trouble as. dIIbh. but, jscoo
Mitchell, of Unlonvllle. Pa., strucrgled
that Ions Wore be , tried DeWitt'i
witon uezai baive, woioo qaicaiy u
permanently cured Mm. His equally
effeotlvo In ociwma and all skin affec
tion. Strang, the druggist, Medford;
Mr. J. Ulnklo, Uuntriu rotnt.
Lake Creek Items.
UV lU'Mni.B RBK.
(Kx.-iwel too late for Innlweek)
Mrs. S. E. Martin went to Med
ford last week for medical 'treat
ment.
H. II. Wright and wife made a
trip to the valley lost week alter
supplies.
Good weather still prevails' and
tho farmers of this section are tak
ing advantage of it. '
Mike Sidley is digging an irrigat
ing ditch from Butte creek to his
farm near Lake creek.
F. Farlow and tamily mdved to
their Deer creek prairie ranch, their
future home, laet Sunday.
The hills in some parts of this
country are well perfumed with
flowers likewise dead cattle.
Dee Bradshaw and Thos. Heart,
of Brownsborough, were in this sec
tion of the country lost Sunday.
The South Butte school will com
mence tho hrel Monuay in -May,
with Miss Carrie Sackett as teacher.
W. P. Farlow and wife and J. H.
Tyrrell and wife were the guests of
W. H. llradshaw ana launiy last
Sunday..
W. C. Daley, of Loke creek, had
the misfortune to lose a fine two-year-old
colt from distemper a few
days since.
W. II. Bradshaw has just re
turned from a business trip to the
county seat and reports the roads
worse tban rough. V
J; Miller and family, of Browns
borough,' are sojourning on their
Pool Hill ranch, fencing and other
wise improving their place.
Wr C. Heater, Lake Creek's en
terprising postmaster, has taken a
contract of digging an irrigating
ditch from Butte creek to the Chai
ley brothers' larm, a distance of
about seven miles. .
Not only scute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal in a few days, but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles
may receive immediate relief and he
permanently cured by One 'Minute
Couch Curo. Slranc, the druggist,
Medtord; Dr. J. H Inkle, Central Point.
Kanes Creek Items.
BY SINE DIE.
(ltooelved too late for htst week.) . .
We are sorry i to say that Mrs.
Lon Noah is quite ill.
Mrs. Swindon, who has been quite
sick is . slowly improving, we are
glad to say. - '
John Harland ' is engaged ' in
hauling wood . to Gold Hill, which
he quiokly disposes of. j
Mrs. J. W. Hays, of Rock Point,
spent last Sunday the guest of her
niece, Mrs. Fred Miles. ! . ,
Elmer Higinbotham and - wife
spent Sunday at the mill, the guest
of Mr. and Mrs, Nichols.. . ;
We are glad to say that everyone
in the neighborhood have fully re
covered from the measles.
William RusBell.-of Galls creek,
was transacting basinesB in this
neighborhood last Tuesday.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Al.Boggis, of this
place, loft last .Tuesday for Poor
Mans oreek, at ; whioh place they
will remain1 all summerly Mr. B,
has a wood' ce'iHract at the above
place. . Vc ' tjv
' It should bo.tiiado a matte i- of publio
kuowlodjre thai De'Witt's Witch Hazol
Salvo will spoodily "ouro piles of tbo
lonKost etandine.-.- ,Jt Is the household
favorite for burnej soalds,.outs, bruises
and sores of all kinds., Strang, tho
druggist), Medford; Dr, J. Hlukle, Cen
tral Point.;,-, ;
Browneboro items. , ,
" BY RKHECCA. '
Mr, and Mrs. H. Wright, of Lake
oreek, were the guests of Mrs. W.
J. Compton a few days Bince.
Mrs. Prathers and family re
mained in town over night last
week on their trip to visit her par-
enti, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chambers
of Big Butte. '' ' '
Miss Effie Bradshaw, accompa
nied by Mrs. Olie Bell visited Med
ford last week. 1
Mrs. Ella Meyer, of Lake Creek,
was the guest ot Mrs. J. K. Bell a
fow days since. - ', '," 1
.Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Terrill ,are
the happiest of parents over the ar
rival of a littjegirl baby, born on
tbaWth. ' '
'J. A. Obenqhain, of .Big, Butte,
returned; iiome , last, week twitb a
load of seed, graioi He report that
the couutry in tbat section is . just
getting ready, for farm , work. i .
Ji '.A. Miller hasi been att his
mountain ranch. tbe pastfew weeks
doing improvement. He came down
on the 2nd, for fresh eupplies, but
will return for a short time again.
' 1 '.1iMia4f.ay t. '!',',l.V' '
CSKaraU Candy CatltsrUc, ibt mast wo-
Mrrui DiMioti diacorery oi we ace,,pw
aed positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the eoUrfl sysleB, dispel oolds,
cure aeadaetie, fever, baMtual ooBsUpailoa
and biliousiHM'. Pleaeebuy and tn a box
ot C. C. C. hxlajr; lOrSkKI cents. Hp Id and
gusmieea ,v ewr vj sji tisnyit.
- Trail Creek Tradings.
BV U OUESS.
, Charles Skyrman and Jos. Miller
made a business trip to Medford re
cently, j
C. W. Knighton, of upper Rogue
river made a Hying trip to -Jackson
ville recently.
Miss Sarah Ragsdale, of Beagle,
is stopping a while with Mrs. S. E.
Inlow, of Trail.
- John Rogers and family of Beagle
are visiting with J. (j. Briscoe and
family of upper Trail. .
bebool in upper 1 rail district is
moving along nicely with Miss
Bettie Potter as teacher.
Edward Briscoe and Uncle James
Briscoe expect to start soon on an
all summer a prospecting tour.
The iianley Diotbers will soon
commence gathering cattle in this
locality. They expect to make
drive of twelve hundred head to
Harney valley.
H. J. Colby, of Gray's mill passed
on his way to Medford. He says
the mill will soon be grinding out
lots of lumber under the manage
ment of Colby A Gray.
A tired stomach is very much like a
sprained ankle. If you suffer from any
of the symptoms of dyspepsia, your
stomach la tired. It needs a crutch.
We must relieve it ol all work for a
tlmo.or until It is restored to its natutal
streugtb. To do this successfully, we
must use a food which is already di
gested outside of the body, and which
will aid the digestion of other foods
that may bo taken with it. Such a
product is the Shaker Digestive Cor
dial. The Shakers have utilized the diges
tive principles present in plants for the
manufacture of thisariicle, and its suc
cess has been truly phenomenal. You
can try it for the nominal sum of 10
cents, as sample bottles are sold by all
druggista at this price r
Laxol is tho best medicine for child
ren. Doctors recommend it in place of
Castor Oil.
GIHLS WORK IN A MINE.
A ateprehenalble Introduction of t'orrlca
Coatoaw on American Soil.
Four athletic young pirls find daily
employment at a amall coal mine in thei
Mahoning valley, ret era I miles Irom
Shamokin, bay the Atlunta (omritu
tion: . The colliery is owned and op
erated by .loepii .fnns, a hnrd-tvork-ing
German, who .Nays he -butt tmnply in
troduced the custom of his fatherland in
having his four dsnghtrrs assist him in
preparing the fu-l for market. ;
The girls are Fix-footers, good look
ing and well formed, each tipping the
scales at about -'00 pounds. Kate, aged
SO years, ha charge of the breakers;'
,Anait, ged 16,,runs,its mine,pumps
and breaker cugines like a veteran en
gineer; Llzaie, aged T8, drives a mule
attached to a gin for the purpose of
hoisting the coal from the slope, and
Mary; 'aged 111, see that the slate is
picked .from the coal by her little broth
ers, whom she helps in. the work. ,
The girls wear short skirts, not,
bloomers, as might be supposed
Mans formerly worked in the mines
at Shamokin, but during the vlast 12
years,, with the assistance of his wife,
who runs t he farm, and their daughters
at, tho mine, he haa managed to buy this
coal mine and u large amount, of timber
Innd besides. . ,
LIQUOR FROM GAS BURNERS.
Device of a Portland. Me.. Hotel for
.Evadla; the 1'roklblllon Law. . .
Everybody who visits' 'Maine has a
different story to tell ou his return of
Ui experience In getting drinks, Rays
the Now York Sun. ' The chumpion
story Is, perhaps, told by n well-known
traveling snlismiiu, He nays that when
he nuked for a drink at a Portland hotel,
lie was shown Into a room, which hud
nothing In II but table, on w.hich were
n pitcher of wn.trr and several tumblers,
and. a few chairs. . ,.'
' Over, the tnble was a chandelier, with
apparently half a doyen gns burners.
When the cocks were turned, however,
not' gait; but. Jiquor came out of the
burner, .which w-ere horizontal, on the
tim being unscrewed. From one burner
came whisky! from another, rum; from
another, glni Kneh burners supply pipe
connected with i( cask of sonic one of
these liquors In t-hd room above.' :, '.
The man who tolls this story nay that
the indlclmcntipnperengnlnst the hotel
In question fur selllntr llqnor would fill
a btislH-1 basket, but none of them will
ever bo brought, to trial; at least, none
hna been yet. Since adopting this de
vice, the hotel has evaded detection.
Hew Klwtrlallr Kills.
Kurnwlnif nM limi' liwii mndi by a
French. wVnllKt upon dy In order
to ilctrniliw tl.o chiim- if ilriith In rlce
tric sliork. The roiieluslon reached Ih
thut for a given mi i run I in normiil ren
dition i. to health n definite amount of
electrical energy will produce fntnl re
sults. It in thought Mint the uctliin
of the rlr-rtriea! (liaehwrve Is tomntravt
tlic arlTlesand to innii-sm! tin; prensure
of the hlood, ond that dea I h Is due, to
fnabilltr. on iUn nnrt, of the heurt to
fiilf taln t,lie Increased presnure of the
tolbod' Mi produced, , Powt'niortem ex-
aniinutions wm to Nliow that, the pa
iiage of the.' rurrent does notcauce any
anatomical disintegration, '
Tte klnirle'-'vlolit Is usuriiing ' Hie
do u bi e (n e . pi hob a II rt f ri to ' " i
rasujoDSUie woriu. .
Many of, the debutante.' gowna are
In liguWanietl o rather than all'
white, as. formerly. : . , i. ,.,!.. ,
Professor Sanders, at his fom-tb V11
Jut,endeiJ at was Ip?, tf
0',.i'ri'y,, -in .eonjeion, ,Fimiiw
Wootlon ease, that has been a. mystery
in, Ifresnu county so long, and senten
ced to fourteen years In prison.1 "
Three men, are .about t make the
tun toihe,.l.'nkoivaoul flelda .overlanfl
front He.nturt,,.yVaalj.,,a , d c
ItW miles, .,- Jber claim tney can man
the trip in, two. months. ,-,-J.,-:
' The three-veaiuofd dauzhter of J. X
Black of Anderson. Cal was crushed
to death bv helnir caosbt In a tumble
rod of a pump.: -
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Ed meats Voar Bowel With Caseareu.
Csndy Cstbsrtle, cure constipation torever.
Ah Con; a partner, in a .Chinese, store
at Urovilie suffered a bomeie aeam.
He was, missed by hia friends and
search reveled bira lying In a heg pen
to the rear of the baildinc. He bad
evldentlv been stricken with' a fit and
lallinr to the irronad the swine attack
ed hii body. He was still ; alive, when
found, hut the how bad torn his abdo-
man open, in a frightful manner, and
were feedinx upon the living vitals of
the unfortunate man. He died shortly
afterward. , .
Oin Pon paid the death penalty at
FiMikanr, Wafh., Friday for the mur
der of a fellow-countryman. Fonr
hundred )eop!e witnessed the execu
tion. Is a deep-seated blood disease which
all the mineal mixtures in the world
cannot cure. S.S.S. euarantced purely
vegetable ) is a real blood remedy for
blood diseases and Has no equal.
Mrs. Y. T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark., had
Scrofnla for twenty-five years and most
of the time was under the care of the
doctors who could not relieve her. A
specialist said he
could care her, but
be filled her with
arsenic and potash
which almost ruined
her constitution. She
then took nearly
every so-called blood
medicine and drank
them by the wholesale,
but they did not reach
-her trouble. Some
one advised her to try
a.a.a. - ana snc very
soon found that she had a real blood
remedy at last. She says: "After tak
ing one dozen bottles of S.S.S. I am
perfectly ' well, my skin is clear
and healthy and I would not be in
my former condition for two thousand
dollars. Instead of drying upthepoison
in my system, , like the potash and
arsenic, S.S.S. drove the disease out
through the akin, and I was perma
nently rid of it."
A Real Blood Remedy.
S.S.S. never fails to cure Scrofula,
Eczema, Rheumatism Contagious Blood
Poison, or anV . disorder of the blood.
Do not rely upon a simple tonic to care
a deep-seated blood disease, out lane a
real blood- remedy. ., j ;, .
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OonsumptlOB and Alt '
Notblnir could be fairer, more nhllan-
tbrople or carry more joy to the atrjleted
than the generous Alter of the honored
and distinguished dhemlst, 'K'A,i- Ho-
im, M. C. of New York City.
He has discovered a rollable and ab
solute cure for consumption, add. all
bronchial, throat, liing and chest dis
eases, .oatan-bali affections.' general
decline and weakness, loss of flesh -and
all conditions of .wasting away; and to
make iu great merits Known,, wit,sena
three, free bottle of bis newly dis
covered remedies to any afflicted reader
of The MAir,. -'-' " "'
Already hi "new iclentiflosystem or
medtelne1' baa .' permatieatly .'cured
thousands of apparently hope let cases
The Uoctor considers It not only nia
nrofesslonal. but hia relielona dutv m
duty which, be, owe to hurnnUj-t-t
donate bis Infallible cure." , ,
He haa proved the Vdreaded; con
sumption!' to be a curable disease be
yond a doubt, In any cljrnatq ,aqd p
oa fijo In his American and fcurppean
laboratories "thousands- of "beartlelt
testimonials or grauiuae-- trom inoee
benefited and cured In all parte' ot the
world. ' '
Catarrhal and pulmonary troubles
lead to consumption, and consumption,
uninterrupted, .. means , speed ' and
certain death. Don't delay until it Is
too late.- Simply write T. . A. Mocum,
M. C, 88 Pine street. New , York, giv
ing express and poetoffice' address and
the free medieine wIP be promply sent.
Please tell the Doctor you saw his
offer In The Mail.
. Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court, of the Rtate ot Oregon, for
Jackson County.
In the matter of the Estate of . 'S. Woody,
deceased: . r ' ,"
OTICE Is hereby given thai Louann
Woodr. the administratrix of the estate of
J N Woody, deceased, has presented lor settle
ment and Sled In said court her Bust account
In the matter of the said estate and thai
TUESDAY THE 4lh DAY OP MAY. 169T.
At 10 o'clock a. m, has been duly appointed by
the Judge of said court for the eettlement or
salo account, at which time and place any
person Interested In said estate may appear
and flle exceptions In writing to the said ac
count ana contest tne same.
Dated March 23, 1W7.
Administratrix.
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