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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1898)
o S - , :.JJ THE UEUFORD HAIL Published Kverv Friday Morning. A. S. BLITON. H W8 BORN TO HUITLS. He Is of few days; but quits a plenty, 3UBSCKIPTION $1.50 PER YEAR Ktiared In lbs PoatoBio. at Medford, Oregon as Socoaddaaa Mali Muter. Medford, Friday, Nov. 14, 1898. THIS PAPER K. a'uike" Ad- ferusing Ajreiiciy. w ana m sieronania m change, Ban Pranotsoo, California, where ooa vaou lor advertising oan oe maue tor 11. Our Clubbing List. Tub Mail and Weekly S. P. Call 12 25 " " " Examiner i S5 " " " Cliroulole &35 " " Oreffoulan 8 00 " " Cosmopolitan ... 8 10 " Weekly Cincin nati Enquirer, - 1 76 NEWS OF Trie STATE. - Strawberries are ripe la the vicinity oi silvrrton. Over on Coos buy wild ducks sell for i ou er aozen. A carload of flour was shipped to n Iscousin by at;orvaiua mm last week Six Pendleton men bagged fifty wild geese near Arlington one day last week. Merrill, Klamath County, duck hunt ers are shipping from five to teu sacks oi ducks per weelc now, to Portland. Slem has a total bonded and floating debt of nearly $236,000. The debt has been Increased over 135,000 since July v Chas, Sherlock, of Lakeview, has dis posed of his entire band of 10,000 sheep at Reno, at the average price of $2.50 per bead. Pall lisbl e is about ended on the Lower Columbia river, and It is esti mated that about 115,000 cases of salmon were packed. Wm. Miller, In the edge of Dallas, his raised over twenty tons of carrots ou half an acre of ground, and is sell i ig them at $0 a ton for stock feed. An old woman near Salem sent Ad miral D.-wey a box of Oregon's best red apples, neutiy packed, with the other Christmas presents. They will be a treat if they reach Manila in good condition. A large traction engine, the property of Mi. Christman, which was being n-ied in freighting from The Dalles to Sliver Lake, Is reported to have been b own up near Mud Springs, Crook .County, last week. Portland proposes to erect a linen factory at a cost of $100,000. The Women's Flax association has done good work in bringiug to the notice of the world the splendid quality of Sax fibre that can be produced la Oregon. An Oregon sheriff made service of papers on the defendant in a foreclos ure suit by forwarding the document to , the defendant's address at Cavite, Phil ippine islands. The defendant is first lieutenant in a company of Oregon vol unteers. ', Eighteen deaths have occurred a among the Oregon volunteers who went from this slate to the Philippine islands. Two of these occurred at sea, ' one in Portland before starting, three ' at San Prauoisco, nine at Manila and ' three at Cavite. Rogers brothers have 450 acres of wheat on the mountain near Weston that is almost eighteen inches high in places, ana Das commenced to joint v it presents a strange contrast to the , bare fields of the valley, wheie grain nas not yet sprouted. An unpleasant duty of the Baker County court will be to allow a bill 'amounting to 8400, costs incurred in the case of the State vs. Fred Hull and Aarl Wheeler, who were conrioted o cattle-stealing, and recently discharged irom me penitentiary. Ed. Brown and Ed. Bovles acciden tally went over the falls at Orecron City in a - rowboat last Wednesday. -Brown jumped out of the boat ou the . nrst oencn of rocks and saved himself. while Boyles went over the lower falls and disappeared In the deep water. The state has commenced suit against Clatsop uouniy lor delinquent taxes In the sum of $10,348.79. Similar actions , nave also bo-n uomm-.'uced against Marion and Washington Count es. The ' account claimed to be due from Marioq 1 on July 1, 1898, ig $4711.1!9: from Wash- eunon OA '. Id order to raise the debt against the vuriHiiun vjuurun at Hepuer, Kev. ' Shelley, the pastor, stated to his con gregation last Sunday morning that he . wanted them to apply his salary from now on to the payment of this debt, and :tbat in order to gain a livlihood In the . meantime he had accepted a position in one of the general merchandise stores. -. Father Bennett, who comes very near be'afiO octogenarian, preached at the Christian Charch at Sheridan last Sun day evening. It is 43 years since Father Bennett, stall in baud, traveling like - the flpOstlea Of old, passed through where Sheridan now stands. Then he Was in the prime of life, but now his message alinoBt seems like a voice from the graye. 1 .' The La Grande officials haye, been trying to prevent the Sjftlvay.on Army irom holding uK&tings ou the street, and wb,ep tae mayor put In an appear ance and Informed the captain that for ft time these meetings must be discon tinued,, the captain defied the mayor or any one else to prohibit them, waved her tambourine in bis face, figuratively speaking, and oontinued oiuglug. .' Robert Fox, of Whitosou, arrived home last week from what might bt termed an uncontemplated tour of the world, He was shanghaied in Portland last March and placed on board a freighting vessel bound for Europe, lie visited the ports of Falmouth an Hull and was discharged and paid oil at Liverpool, from wliwo he luok pao- . Bage for New York on his return trip. W. R. Hamersly, tho hunter and trapper, arrived In lowu Tuesday with 13 beaver skins, the result uf 11 days trapping on D. e vs creek and Cotton wood. Hi consult), a these furs worth $88. Beaver pelts are selllnu in New York at 3.T5 per pound, Bill will spend the remainder of tho aoafon trap ping for dry land fur, fisher and martin on ueop creek. Liakoviuw bxumliier. It is stated that with the 81,000,000 pounds of woul produced in Oregon this season we boatauy stale In the United Status - s a wool producer. The an nual estimate ol tho wool clip of the United States for 1803 mado by Scoi o tary North of the National Association of Wool Manufuuturus, and whiuli Is to be published in Us November bulitln, shows th 1 amount to havobuun 2iiU,720, U81 pounds, against 260,153,261 pounds In 1807. It Is an Interesting coincidence that Simeon Josuphl, of Portland, who has beon ohosen to succeed Joseph Simon as state senator, has a name singularly like Slmou's. By eliminating the "0 ' in Simeon, "Slraou" is loft By ap plying tho same rule to the "V' in Joseph1, ''Joseph" remains. By chang ing the relative positions of tho two words oue gels Josuuh Simon. This U certaluly au unusual Cirouinstanuo. Pendleton Tribune. Sheep buyers who have recently been through Grant, Harney and Crook Counties report a scarcity of sheep, at least purchasable onus. Good mutton sheep, they say, are out of the question, owing to the poor ranges.. Even tho mountain ranges, heretofore as good as could be desired, have been very short this season.- Flocks which have come out of tho mountains in poor condition, have found their home ranges killed out by drought, and a g-eut many own ers are already feeding hay. Tho last of the sugar beets of this year s crop was ground up at the factory tooay, says the La (, ratine Chronicle of November II. The last output o. sugar will be made Sunday morning. The total amouot of the season's product is i,ouu,wu pouoas 01 renncu grauuiatcd sugar, ror another week a greater part of the employes of the fnutory will be engaged lu cleaning 11 u the olunt. and this will end the work of the sugar industry for the first year. Active prep arations will be commenced at once for planting a crop of beets for next vear. The officials of the company state that it tne acreage is doubled, the company is reauv ana wining to go to work once to enlarge tho capacity of th niciory. mis is a matter that should be settled at once, and no doubt it will soon be taken up by the La Grande Commercial Club. With the exper ience of this vear as a guide, there is no reason wny every larmcr woo on gages in beet culture next year Bbould not maKe money. A Very JPrndent Young- Sinn. Of Williuci and JoUu Scott, nfter ward Lord Stowell and Lord Elton, Lord Jonu Kassell tided to toll this story: When ihey were young men at ibe bar, having bad a stroke of profi sioual luck, they determined to cele brate the occasion by having a dinner at tbe tavern and going to the play wnen it was time to call for the reck ouiug William Scott dropped a guinea. tie and bis brother searched for it In vain and came to the conclusion that it bad fallen between tbe boards of tho nncarpeted floor. "This is a bad job," said William, we most give np tbe play." "Stop a bit, " said John. "I know a trick worth two of that, " and be called a waitress. "Betty," said he, "we'vo chopped 3 guineas, bee tr yoa can find them. Betty went down on her hands and knees and found tlie guinea, which had rolled nndcr tbe lender. "That's a very good girl, Betty,' said John Scott, pocketing tbe coin, "and when yon find the other yon can Keep 11 lor your triable. " And the urn dent brothers went with light hearts to tbe play and so ev-ctaally to tbe bench and tbe woolsack. FUh in leeltonnd Waters. Fish do not brotlie air, bat the life supporting constituent of air oxygon gas which is soluble in water to tho extent of three volumes in 100 at ordi nary temperatures and four in 100 at freezing point. The water containing the dissolved oxygen is made to pass over the gills, where it is separsted from the blood only by a very tbia membrane, tbrongh wuil-u me kus is nme to pass. Fish in ici boned rivers have to de pend entirely npoa this store of oxygon for their respiration, aud if it becomes exhausted they nro suffocated, just as we snonid be 11 deprived of oxvaen. It rarely happens, however, that anv consiaeraoie area 01 water Is entirely covered with ice, especially in the case or rivers. Holes ond cracks are almost soro to occur uereai"d tneie, bywhluh the oxygen of the air cau reach the wa fer and bordme dissolved in it. During long frost fish may always be fonnd congregated beueutb air holes in large numbers: . Tbey are there to breathe. Exobanga ' Extremely Weak Deficient Blood Causes Loss of Appetite and Final Break Down Hood's Sarsaparllla Cure. " I lost my appetite and about all I lived on was iced lemonade. My strength wis all gone. I was so weak I could hardly cross the floor. At last I wits taken very sick. One physloian told me my blood' was all gone and he gavo me medleine but It did not help me. I had pretty much' tost all faith in medicines, but thought I would get pne bottle of Hood's Barsapa-' rilla and try it. After taking that bottle I was muoh better, and so I got two more bottles and after taking them I was well, bat to be sure of It, I kept on taking Rood's Sarsaparllla until I had used in all live bottles. It has done unspeakable good to me and I wish all my suffering sisters would try It." Mas. A. Evehsen,' Wedderburn, Oregon. Remember Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the best In fact the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. Prlco, f 1 ; six for (.1. t4rrA'a DSlla are tasteless, mllir. enfe nOOU S flllS Ur8. Au druggists. 2o, Honolulu, H. I , Oot 20, 1898. Dkau Sik: I will now fulllll my proiuiae ami write you a abort let ter, In the tlrot place I will any that ao far us beautiful socnory ia ooi.curnud, it ia beautiful hero be yond my power to describe. Tho population hero isootnpuBud largely uf Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese and Kanakas, with a aiuall per cent of Americans. Tbe natives are a simple, kindly raoe, but have not been muoh improved by the mixture of blood. Tho principal thing a man oo til ing here etiuuid have ia an income at least double that wbioh he would ueed in the K'jgua river valley. If he has not at least 125 or $30 per month he hud butter stay away. Kent here is beyond all reason, a 8niall furnished room coating from $0 to $'20 per month. Wood is !flJ per cord and coat is $15 per ton. I will giye you the prices of a few articles ot food. Apples are 10 cents per pouud, or three pounds ... tor t o cuius; pears tne same; grapes, 20 cents pur pouud; potutoes, 2 J cents per pound; watermelons, from 10 to 75 cents each; oublmge. 6 cents per pound, and everything else in proportion. The bananas are fine and can be bought from 25 to 60 cents a bunch. Uuuvns and many other fruits grow wild in the mountains. The mosquitoes here are some thing to dread, unless you are pro tee ted at night by mosquito bar. 1 hey do not bother much in the day time. 1 he bent here at eiizhtv five degrees is much more opprea sive tbun it is iu Oregon ul 100 degrees. Yours truly, A. U. Smith. Oregon "Feeders" Are Scarce. alter S. Brown, a large stock raiser of Grant County, was inter viewed by the Portland Telegram last week. Mr. Brown had just put 1000 head of "feeders" on board the cars at Ontario. The "feeders" were 3-year-old steers, not fat enough for beef, but were purchased by Chicago eiocKinen, who will teed them dur nig tbe winter and fatten them for the early spring markets of Chicago, Mr. Brown also delivered 300 head of fat steers to 1'endleton butcher? last week. For these his firm was paid $35 a head, which he considers a good, miff price for 3 year-old steers, which were bought two years ago as yearlinir calves for to B each. It would be better fur the stock men and Oregon consumers. Mr. Brown says, if Oregon butchers had bought the cattle sent east during the past season; hut coast butchers buy only cattle which are fat enoueli to butcher right away, while east em buyers purchase their stock to take east ami fatten. This is the rea-on why Oregon has been ship ping cattle east which were reallv needed to supply Portlund, Puget Sound and Uritiah Columbia slaughter hcu-ee. Theie is bi. money even now for the man who has means to buy poor cattle and fatten them up in Oregon for butch ering next March or April. He thinks beef and mutton will be verv high about that time. fa Cfce tfmeeaa. "Bow many dollars a week does the fat lady get?" inquired the tattooed man. 'B'm f" sniffed the snake charmer. 'She's English, yon know, and et paid by tbe ponnd. " . "Is that so?" put in tbe living skele ton. "Thank goodness, I'm not English. I'd stand a slim chance." Philadel phia -Bulletin. In Probate court. Estate of Giles Wells; ordered to pay un- olaimed moneys of an bolr Into county treus- ury; also dlseoarge i barge of administrator. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.' All druggists refund the money It It falls to eure. 26 cents. , Real Estate Transfers. Geo H Andrews to W J Smith, lot 3 and 4 blk 17, Gold Hill... jo John H Shepherd to Ilyron N White, 40 . acres, son z,,; uiho a ft interest in a ailarts clafm. Samnson creek 1 Geo W narron lo Byron N White, a K In- - terost In 4ii acres, sen S3, tp :w s, r i e , I John H Shepherd to Oea W Usrron a U .interest lo same . , Geo W Barron to John H Hhepherd, a (4 interest In 40 icros sec 33, to 39 s, r 2 e 1 eo Anderson to Millie 11 Myer, property ' In Aiihliind . RMl ApnkgatA uaterCo to P Atkins, all r the mining property In Juohson Connty SOiyi H M Chopin to D Cameron, property in ' I'lcassnt creek district I Stephen H Beers to John Woods, IHOaores . see ,h. in ih b, r o w 7bs nnlo Lehman to Kll Mayor, lots 7 and 8. blkM: also Iot6. bk Id. Central Point in Mary Y Trcfren to Isauo A DulTy, 5 acres, sec o, tp -w s, r i e -ax) ,1 Kvuns to iHnnc A DulTv. 6 acres, hgc 6, tp 311 s, r 1 fl 21)0 Jj JJuichelor to F w Moore, land fn sco ! IS. in 3D s. r I e con Clurs Mncautcy to P W Hutchison, 1.34 i aares in Mlnuus suh u vis on , Almtra Wlietstono lo Henry F Whetstono Dft.si icres, ip ; s, r s w , 2 200 2TO w rtmiin ion j evens, o acres, sco o, Ln 3d s. r I Q W Smith to Marv F Trefron. fi acres. i.ee fi. tn 39 a. r I a ndrew urlmn to Josonh H 8tewurt, lots 17 and IS. blk ID. Meitforit ' . 2tfn rBnvlllo Ch lOors to I'ormln Zana, 130 acres, soo is, ip.ws, r j iwv CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm tMii tat nt no c tcaiiiOi ui'inmrjr nt uy utltut till I riotia It l quickly Alttorbeit, Ulv Kolltifitouc. It iht mid oU'auMw COLD", HEAD AlUVB lllltltllllUHllutt. lluU ittl I'rotucU th Mouibmno, HVtrw th Ht-inc of TiiiU and Hutvll. Full HU oou, ( Trial ix4i ma. i m ii.iiHtiiiii or ur mail. KLVUUUTllKUa.M Wtrtvu tHrtot, Ntw York. PARAS0) v.N A fcUw.ET. An Absurd venil,, lili-li Warn an Out m, U c War srllh Simla, "A grotesque luveiitiun, vvhluh, how ever, senilis to me u i:oihI ileal less ab surd thnu It upiM-nrs on Its fuel, was culled In the aiilioutUiu of a 'bayonet luirusol.' As Its mi nil.- would liulivute, it Is nothing more nur less limn u luiru sol nttaelieil to sword luivout't. When not In use It folds iiuilur tin- gun bar rel mid does not Interfere In liny way with the alghla. lo be sure, sueh a contrivance would be promptly spumed ns tinaolillerly, yet 1 ilnre any our bos would hnvv been gliul enough for a re- suuliniles In huuth ( ulm. "An ti 1 1 j 1 1 Un ( 1ii uhleh cnnie In shortly before I was (i-aiisfei-ri'd from the patent otiiee to the war depart ment win fur a revolver wllh a ease In the Imtull scontaliiliii; u toothlirash nnj a nmnleure set. Anul her Inventor who hud an eye to tl-.o KtiMler's comfort Ki-tit In u tent vvhleli i-oulil !:e convert ed Into an easy ehnii l;e;iveen times. "1 ii:u Im-iir.cd to think." mill Mr. Foster, in r-.-.-. .ne ion lu-tt Ion. " t hit t ;!'e nio.tt ':-.l'.-.;i Me Invention uli.n the line of vsijcmeb iif wur iill come, after hi-'1 itf' :!;-.- r. f.-o'-i it-en in our i-euln runny anil iinvy. lloth lirnnelies of the servlee contain ii'iipy icen of great meehanlenl genlim, which has been manirrsti-d on more than one oc casion In the past. To il1u.it rate, 1 might cite the Xn!tns!l ilvnamlte gun, invented by dipt. Zalliinkl; the Kisku rangc-llmlcr. iuvenleil hy I. lent. l-'i.ike, and the imnlmihle riiziii-ot oven, in vented by a private of the line. These men are eminently practical, and they have the r;rent nilviiutuge nt knowing, from actual experience, exactly what ia needed. I certainly look for sonic remarkable Inventions from this source, growing out of observation during the war." Prayer From a Oralefal llvarl. Prayer as the oj ureas! ou uf a sincere and grateful heart may have its uses, aud doubtless has. But iu tho mouth of a man who loaiia money at 200 per ceut interest on chattel mortgage it muy ns well bo omit tod. Columbus Press-Post. inere is an oia woman, tuys u uiudon paper, "who has a milk atund iu St. James park, who baa stood at it for 03 years. Her mother kept It hufoie uer and ber grandmother before that. the latter having been lu possession for i years. the officers of leading London hos pital boll eve tbnt tho gcuorul inoronra of cancer is due to excess in ueut eat ing. Death's Betrothal. A few Tears soro a New York ntwitune, conducted an onen discussion unnn topic: "Is Marriage a Failure ?Tl The answer is easy and upon tbe surface. Where there ia mutual love and respect, if there is also health, marriage Is a success. When health is left out, even tbe most ardent love doea not count, and marriage is Invariably a failure. Modern science has cried the warning so often that all sbould realise the dangers of wedlock to people in Ill-health, In a case of this kind death lurks on every side in the kiss of betrothal and the caress of the honeymoon. The man who ia suffering from ill-health is a physical bankrupt, and has no right to condemn a woman to be his nurse for life and the mother of babes that Inherit bis physical weakness. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acta directly on the digestive organism. It makes it strong and its action nerfect. When a mat,' rti. gestion Is all right his blood wilt be pure; when hla blood Is pure his nervous system Will be strong and his health vigorous, ' A woman who suffers from wenkness and disease of the delicate organism of Iter sex is certain to suffer from general ill-hciilth, and to be an unhappy, heirless invalid and a disappointment as a wife, Her children will be weak, puny and peevish. A happy home ia an impossibility for her until her health is restored. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures all troubles of the dis tinctly feminine organism. . It cares tlictn speedily, completely and permanently. II fits for wifehood and motherhood. Doth medicines are sold by all good dealers. Motf s Nerverme Pills The great renedy for nervous pros t ration and all nervous if diseases of the iy erfneratiw or- lil.i'Olll; AND AI'TKII UMNO. ,-, -r ,,.. sex, such as Krvocj P.-otra!ion, Falling cr lost Manhood, Impolency. Nlfrhtly Eniia-tl- V-...l.f..l 1.-1. afr.-.-,rW ' ... ..viler , uuiinui brrui9f mcwii worry, cessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which! lead to Consumption and Insanity. $1.00 per dox ny mani o coxa tor Ji.uo, HOTTS CHEMIRll Rfl Prnn's Rlsnsl.nrf nk1 , ... ..' . . .. . . cur sum oy u. a. unsKins, mcaioiu Ash yeur . Druggist for egsnirous 10 OKNT TRIAL 8IZK. So ai al ia 1 1 1 . t.-' ' ' ' - T "T1-.-1? ' 'tTTtTtTTTTTTTTTT r 1 HUBBARD t A Tru'v I altnlleru. Well III Ihii middle of thr omuuils stands General Anderson's bcniliiinr turs. As we went up the stops n toll man, rather shabbily dni-wud, prei-eilnil us. Wu noticed his military henrluu and were told that hu was the cuptnlii of one ol thiiSpiinlsh ini'ii-of war whleli lies with projecting spars ul thu tmttom of C'avltu hnrlmr. l-'ollowirg his foot-sti-iw, wu of iieslty overhuurd whut hu snlil to thu guiierars aid: Hcunr, I borrowed, souiu tliiiu ago. f 3UO rrom A'liiiitul Duwcy to pay oil . , ' ' , I hiivo comu to repay thu my men. aunt. -- i lie turned his profile towiinl us, and wo noticed how thiu hu looked. Hu must have starved himself to collect thn lnotiev. Wilt. 11 vnrv ktri,ii.ltt Imt-lr ho counted out thu Kpnuisli bills aud turned to go. 'Will you not take a receipt?" asked tlie ulit ol l.cnurul Ainli rsou 'Never from au ollicer, " uurwurud thu gray hnired old geutliuuau, with a courtly old fnshlouod how. Hure at li ust Is a true Simuish cabal lero. Harper's Weekly. A Goraeoua Kluar. Lulnnka. the king of Hnrolso Ijind, says n traveler, is held lu grunt fear and respect by his people. His court bus ns lunch etliiuetto and ceremonial as that of Louis XIV. His baud of musicians muku both duy and night biduuus with their purformanue. Tho music ia done to drive away ovil spirits. I.ulnaka himself is an imposing spoctnulu. The king wears a lung bluu dressing gown trimmed with red braid, trousers and rhirt, and ou his head a scarlet ulghluap, aud above It a black tenil but Notice toCreditors. VOTICK I brrrby lvr.n that Hi under nlunrd ba iHinn tlulr atioolntod tiv tht county cotirl ot itio Ntnivof Orrifun, fur Jackon County, KuanKmi of thn jmrnun ami nntaie of ()rnnrir Heum, rtn Incompattini. All perwoni iiuvihk claims nKisiusii naiu nmuir ire nernby rnjulrrO to pniMint tho namo lo au properly vnrlt.rtl. nt Cviitrni I'ulot. Uiviran. within ale niontlm front tliU ntn. UatoU tbtM aub iloy of October, WM. A A. J A i-H ititf (luanllan of ihe IVrnon tad Kaiala of Ursnvlllo rmum, n incouipomiii. MEN!buc canf cured If yoa tutTer from my of th III of men, com to lha oMt SpvcUUUt on tho I'uliic Coii Oft. JORDAN & CO., t001 MtukitSl Eit'd 185. YeiDf nrn mad mMtlle m horn lb tfTecitof'youihful inJieruoiioro tmue in mnturer yeur. Ncrvmn ml I'hyticul lslll)T,lMiMilslr.lsnsil Munhuail m insillita nunnlii-a !.! MsaaBBM sltarih nBa. T m rrMWMrrwR, liAHNrrncra. tnrti, a -- :: Com uinai joo ol rfrnuit,t k;t.n cursltv pow r, Iht Doctor hat tvi atranK(J Ml Itutmtnl that H will not only aflViftl imnMttfj I relief but Derma nam euro. Th Dut-Krr dni tint Halm tn A perform miracle, but t well-inown to be a fair T and faauara fhvsLrlan arul Snivmn. tvis.itmlriaint In hif tpadalty DlaWaUKM f Jf ffn fVaBBslllsa ItltWfMlsrtilv iflmiu1 twixtn tha f KTKRf MAN aniilylos; n tin Will ro- SOOtvo oor hottest nptnttm Ot himmplftltiL We will Uunrtthl a H)HiTl VEVUItEi every entt tee unttertatru or forfeit One Thmmati4 lftllr. ConnJtatrun fREK and ttrlctty prtvnte. OUAJtatS VRKY ft KA SOttA UlM, 1'ren l k merit pemmaHy or by leiter. Sm! for bonk. f "The Fhllonophy f Marte,r ire. (ATahiablbooklbrmuiJ TraJIT DR. JVRDARH ' OroatMiiNeiim of AnuloinT I.. C . I I . l. .1 t .l" . inn iiiich wn Mrxcn niiiKiimni in Hinu inina world. 0ct and leum how wnmlof fully ytJii nro made; how to avoid icl(ni and riiene. w We are enntlnnilrv aMitr hew arciineuis " 10B1 Murfcet SlrMtt. ton rancliw, Cil. BUTLER ...JEWELER 'Usth U..I.U imtui i(iaii lllK lluiol Nusu -o w - II ; I I o S M f c t P t M Am f I I fv o i-i Wz In f 1 1 Q ftTJ Mi :l 2 : S S Jfw mm t Is : gg i Brar -i'l; f is! H VW V'f t I S : 3 K I i m m MEDFORD ORB. Administrator's Sale Notice. OTICK Is huiotiy givt-u Hint uatler and hy 1 1 virtue ol an mih-r of thu I nunly ('nurl uf ihii County uf Jni-kson and Htato ,,r Oregon, duly uiiiile atid ciilerril f reriird mi tlin fnurtli day i,r Oi-tiilier, A. II. iiuttioruing and oiu tHiwrrlug inn m, toUn, I, Allien l.'llftuu Tayli-r, 4iluilnutruliir wllh islll uniirsi'il ol Iho oslutn of llarrli-t Ala l.ells Tnli-r, ilec-nsed, stiitll fniui anil after lliu ulrvemli tiny uf Novemher, A. II. Iiats, pnii-et-U to m-ll Iho felltiisliig (in. icrllieU rvu ,-stslo slluateil In thv Comity uf Jiiukson sail itlittn ef orrhea, lo wlt: (tun-luem-lug at tne mirlheni.t i-uriior of Hit nirlli vi-rI tjuiirter of dm un, Hiram timrlrr of pci-ium twenty-live. In tiiwnwlilp ililrty win suutli, r ranue two. went of ttie Wlllultiettn Merlillan. In ruiuto two, ki uf ihe the I'ouul y of Jui-kftt'n utul hluta uf llre.m, i suit ruitnltiK furiy wriil nit running tht-m-e ull stiveii chains and tn k ; tttpiird rl tlilrtnti rliitliiji mill itlty llnkw: Itiniur north mvcii fit a In nt1 I Hon' thnicu rl thlrlcrii I'lmllii ittiil IIKv link to the vmva of tuiinucni'li);. coiilBtninii trii nrrcs, murit or tniut. or o much Umrnof an muy h rniuirrtl to pay tho IntlrtitminrM of s) it Itl iMiutt. ulJrct to tho raiiilrumtlmi of uld coitrt ut prlvutu kitln, frcunh In hBiitt. Dtttt rt at M(itor.1. Orrifuu. thin cvpuUi tiny of Octotwr, A. l. AutKitr Ci.irrost Tavi.xh. Adiulnlntrnlor with Will mutfirt) of th Kitalo of llartict Attn lli T icr. Urooawil. BAST AND SOUTH IIV TIIK- The - Shasta - Route OK TIIK SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. RXI'llKSa TltAIKS LKAVK POIITLANO DAII.V. Houltl I North Ar. 0:Ma. ni Lv S lip, m t.v. s ou p. m 8:011!,. ni :U a. Ill 7:Aa.iu lrllnnit Meilford Kan Hratietseo Atwve Irslna step hi all stations betwimn Ptirllnllil nultHstrin, Tilrnrr, Ms rtoll, Jrfnirwui Altianv. Tanvnlll. Hllrlltll. I1bIm.v. IlkrrUI,.,, Junction l.'tly, Kiisi-iie, l.'oltsife (Iruvo. drains. Osblsnd sntl st sll slalliitia fram lt,. Imrii to Ashlaail Inclusive. HOHKUUHO MAII,-1M1I.Y. JDa. m I l,v 1-0 p. ni i Ar Portland HiMcburg- Arl l.v l:.10 p. m 7 .TOa. iu IDinlng Cari on Ogdon Ront. Pullman Huffit Hloepera and Hfcond Claaa ilecplugCarafttUohodtoall through train. Between Portland and CorvalJis. WKHT HIUK DIVIHIOff. Malltraine dally, except Huudyt 7'iaTm7 i'V i'iiriliuwi AFT kbilTm I2:IA p in Ar torvnllla l.v I l.-ut. p. rn l AMmny anrl t.'nrvNllUniiiiiMit with train of O. C, & K. railway. Kaprtftfl Tralnadnl.y.riropiHunnay: t'.H) p. ni I T,v rortlnnri Ar 7sWi,tn Ar MrMltinvlllo Lv A :m p. m I A r Imlnpnnilnncn hv TTisU, nT 4;W) a. m :rot ids IHrtct connect ton n. Han Pranctacn wllh Oc- cldmtal and Urlcntnl and Puciflc Mull atcain hip lliiea for JnMiD and (Mna. Hailing dnlua on application. Mnlea and tlrkfta and to Rnatorn polnta and Kunpp, aim Japnn, ('Itlna, Honnululu and Ao-tmlln can be obtained from W, V. Llpplu ooti, Agent. Mcdford. ft. KOttHI.HR, C. fl.UARKKAH, Manager. . K. P A PONTLANO OMCOON. TASTELESS IH11LL 18 JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 00 ots. OAl.ATIA.Il.UI., NOV.W.1WJ. Parts Modlolnn Co., Ht. Louis. Mo. (Imitlomom Wo sold lost rear. 000 botllos of BtlDVU-H TAHTBI.IOHS Cllll'l. TONIO and hs.l I'oimlit tlirso qniiw nlrsstlr tills rsr. In sll liar u porlonna of 11 yosrs. In tho drtis biislnesi, bavs Dovur sold sn srtlnlo tliataarn snuB unlrersal satis. Isotkiu as jour Tonlo. Yours uulr. AaHaV.OABa sCd. Far sals by Cuos, Strang, Mcdford, Oreou BROS.. Emm T mm
