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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1899)
OUR COUNTY . Correspondents - . - ' Kvle Point Kniflou. HV A. 0. IIOWI.KTT. Mlia Muttlo Taylor to viHlting frlendH In Mudfurd, Mr. and Mm. Frlond mndo a trip to Modfordpn Tburuday of IuhI week. i ' : ' MImi DodhIo Drown roturnod Inst wttok from an extended vIh.1 with frlonda in Cautral Point. L , 1 DmvI'J Clngoade and son, Thomas, wort) mulling on tuoir friends In ISaglo Point Tut Monday. Tho oonllnuoiii rains are inter fering with tho fariiiurB while they ore trying to put In their fall grain. John Polling In moving onto the Courtwrlght pluuo, and is also lie- Jotluting for the Courtney place on leeeo oreek. Walker Lewis has boon putting up a shed ou tho Ralph Newman place, to be used as a stable for bis porohoron horse. . . t r Mrs. Hewlett wont to Mcdford lust Saturday, remaining over night with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Murphy. Mrs. Oils Murphy returned to Med ford with her. Miss Grace Cureton started last Friday to meet her mother in Ban I'ranoisoo. She has boon stopping in Ksgle Point with her sister, Mrs. 11. L. Friend, during the summer. George Drown and son have gone into tbe turkey businoes, having uurohauod s largo number, dressed them and sent them to market to feed , the . thankful people ou the JJOthlnst. - ' David Clngoade, our newly elected school director, has taken tho oath of office and now we have, a full hoard again; vis. A.J. Daley, J. M. Nichols and) Pavld Clngoade with J. A. Jonas ni olerk. - The Orst of lasweek Rev. J. P. Moomaw nuro based the old school house aud..th lot on which it standaf of J J. V ryr, oonsldoration 76, to be used Tor a mooting Douse for all rtsnomlnationi to preaoh in, Ha sUrUd with a sabsoriptlon paier and up Itllut Huaday bad aeoured 41.60. lie went to Jacksonville. Medford, Talent and Ashland Mon day to interview some of bis friends on the subjeot. He wants to raise $100 so he oan make some lnp-ove ineoU on the building , and fenoe the lot.' : vr. " ' ' The Modern Mother"' Du found that her little one are Im nrnved mora bv the uleaeaot Srroo of Klra, whuo In nood of the laxative offoct OI a Bunuo runway, man oy any owur Children on lor It and It bonotlu thorn Tho truu remedy, Byrup of Fiat, it manufactured by the California Vlg syrup Uo. only. ; Urownsboro Items. BV ItKIIEOCA. Henry Taylor, of Phoenix, was in town upon business Saturday, -Mr. and Mrs. Miller wero in Med ford Thursday and Friday of last week.' Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wright, of Lake Creek, passed here en route to Medford ono day last week. Mrs. M. E. Presley spont a few days at Dig Butte last week visiting with ner sister, Mrs. J. A. uoen chain. J. M. McAllister, of.the McAllis tor springs, was in the vulloy last week. i Mr. M. thinks he will not make another trip down this winter. C. E Stanley and Harry Carlton camo up from their farm, near Ned lord, last weok for a fow dnys' slay at tho home ranch and helped Mr Carlton butober soma hogB.. The following report was handed us bv our tenober, J. A, Biab, who has quite successfully completed two months or his sonooi. i no re port Is for tho month ending' Nov, 2i. isu: iso. oi aavs wugnt, . w davs attended. 850; days absent bovs. 42: sirls. 35; total, 77. Cases of tardiness, boys, 18; girls, 27; to tal, 4H i No. enrolled on rogistor bovs. 10: sirls, 15 ; total. 25. New pupils, boys. 1; girls, 2: total, 8 averauo daily attendance, 18. No. of visltyrs, 2. On Every Bottle Of Shlloh'a Coneumptlon Curo Uthls guarantee: "All wo ask of you Is to uao two-thlrda of tho oontonts of this bottlo fatthiolly, thon If vou can any you tiro not boncfltod return tho bottlo to vour druseiet and no may roturn tho nrlco Dald." Prluo 25 ots.'. BO cts and 1 1.00. Sold by Onus. Btrang.'drug fftt-.' . Talent News Items. M. L. Pollott has finished ing apples. S. G. Netherland is quite posed at present. pack indis Jos. Mayfield has left Talent and gone to Medford. Alonso Slover, of Medford, visited Talent last Sunday, D. II. Hansoam and others started Tuesday on a prospeoting trip up Wagner oreek. . . Rev, Badgor, of Ashland, is hold- Ing a series of meetings iu the Dap till Church In Talent, 1 , U Ira Tungate. 'of Dig Dulte, ao- eoinpanled by J, ' Watklns, passed through Talent one day lust week. John Dudgean, of Talent,1 who has been working in the mines near Oasoltu, Calif., returned homo last week. The Talent school will commence on December 11th, with Miss limine, of talilnnd, as principal, aird Miss Jeffrey as primary teacher. Mrs. Dukorfleld and her daugh ter, Mrs. Ouerras, who have been visiting friends in Talent, left for thuir home lii 8an Joso, Calif., lust Suturday. : : , : Does This Strike YouT '.. Muddy oomnloxloiia. nuuauittlnu broalh come from uhronlo oonatlputloii. Ksrra Clover ltool Vou i an almoluto euro aud bus been eold for Of ty yoara on an absolute iiuararitoo, I'rloo 2ft oU. ana uueM. boiu uy unu. Strang, a rug glut. riioonlx Itoiim. II y x. v. Miss Bolle McTavlsh is 111 this week. Miss Louise Oaniere spont Satur day and Sunday in Ashland visit ing friends. Rev. Win, Clyde dolivored an in teresting address Sunday morning on the origin of Thanksgiving. R. T. Dlaokwood came very tiear having a serious accident lust Thursday near Clint Stewart's place. Mis horses become frightened and ran away, throwing Mr. B. from the rig and cut a gash over his left eye. Mrs. Win. Clydo took Saturday veninas train for Jacksonville. where she delivered an address Sunduy morning and evening in the Presbyterian Church.' Her subject in the uiornlne was "Temperance" and in the evening "Mirmoiiism." At a oure for rhuuinatlam Chamber laln'a I'alu Hal in In icalrjlnir a wide roo uttllon. D. II. Johnaton, of Itlohtnond, lnd.'i baa boon troubled wlln that an raant alnoe 1HU2. In awaiting of It lie aaya: "1 never round anything' mat would relieve uie until l uaea tjnaroDor- laln'a Pain ISalm. , It acted like raaitlo nlth me. Mr foot waa awollen and paining me very much, but one good aDDlloatlon oi I'alo Balm relieved me. for aale by Strang, tbe drurglit. 11 ,s " la fro bale court. In th. matter of the ffuardlaniihlo of Roya and Mner-Orum i W H Kr, fuaidlu, pclltlom Uw court lo loss tlini, watch petition wu L- -1 r U' u .Mia. fnm a.la nf rKit!t of Joob M Shadla; Brat Mtnlanaual aoniuni approvea. K.UU u(J II JotuMon; dmlnUtrslrttfi oe lolMr. 1HVD. .uvaouiiL Blad ana SDDroTea uusralaninipof ursnTiueiwar, iscgniptiifini ontH ounrtalus auataiaa a am stmi mini imHBI. . t 'i lnihmsusroilBSlsawiii sua leiismont of CSa M lHIar; order upotutlnr Anna Jonrcr satalnlairttiris ana n hmi. n u wiibod bbh a I mIIni annMluir.. Kiwte ol J04 A i;r.un; anni uoauni mnn vc. tlcaoal not whnllj pproca. Amerioa has l,043,80OJow8) of theae Kow York, 400,000. The lute Vioe President Hobsrt carried a life insurance of 350,000, It ia claimed that $1,000,000 will be produced from the Cape Nome district this fall.. A line of telegraph has bef n established to Dawson City. The rate for 20 words is 4.35. A squash whioh woighed 1 345 pounds was exhibited tbis full at the National Export Exposition The squash was grown by C. D, Riker, or Newburg, N..Y. The ex' position management paid Jhim 1500 for it. A scientist of Rio de Janeiro states, as a roault of protraoted and patient investigation, thatthe eoler and scent of flowers are due to baoteria and that theso germS are often of a kind that must be harm ful to human beings. Commissioner Hormann, of the general land ofiioe, favorsthe gov' ernment's leasing the privilege of grazing stook on publio lands. He points out that lumbermen and millmen are required to pay for timber obtained from publio lands, and considers that stookmenahnuld be similarly charged. Senator Prye, of Maino, lone of ablest members of thejsenate, will suooeed to the position ofjvioe-prosi- dent, made vaoant by thejdouth of Hobart, unless the sonato should elect anothor upon organizing next month, whioh is not likelyjns the rep ublioano have a majority and will undoubtedly re-eleot Frye as prosldpnt of that body. '; 1 ' 1 ' There was a time when every hoUBO ' had a lightning rod. It was belioyod that every good man thus proteotod his wifo, and chil dren , and his home. It is now known that there IB nothing in tho lightning rod theory; a lightning rod is no protootion agaiust light nlng, and thore was never nny danger from lightning nnyhow. Suporlor Job prlntlugjat this ofHoo, WAV10AT10K SUOQgSTIOW. Calai SkutaiU Nat hr Oat Site Va. ael'a Ooaraa Wimalt I alalaaaa, All theorle olxiut niainietlo atlrae- tlou und unknown eurrenta will hare to lie dlainlaarrt ao far aa the I'arla acei-1 ilunt la ooiicoriiiMl, aaya the Philadel phia l'roaa. It domoimtratea one wanK fvuture In the muMiori now followtd In I dtitermliiliiK the courne ol a reaael ut ana, The captain of a vew-iul aeuiiuiima the coin-no without oonaiillutlou with the other navlftutlng otllvera. If he innkea a mlatako there la no check on him, unlcaa tho man on the bridge die oven land or a light that cauees a change. " ' ' ' '" ' ' The auKtreatloo maae aome time uo, that more than one officer Should take purt In laying Uio courae of a veaael, eaaina to be a wiee one. ino capiain could, for that matter, proceed aa he doi-a now. but If another ofllcer were re quired to make a aeparete calculation and trive It to the captain, a mialake audi na that mado by Uapt. waikuna mltrht eually be discovered In time to avert dlanater. Ak und experience do not guarantee freedom from error. Accident mora often happen to the experienced cap tions than to the inexperienced om-s. I'erlmpa In a long courae of year they ere apt slightly to relax their vigilance, and then cornea the danger. J lie cap tiilna of all the atcnmahlp linen lay out the course of their veaaela without check of any kind from oilier offlcere. There would upiwar to be need ot change in that reepeot. AN ORCHESTRA DUMMY. Prallr Olrl with TroaibeB la Bapltrd to Draw Tra la Uaraaa. An orchcatra, coinpoaed entirely of young women, la pluying at a Uouth aide summer garden, says the uncngo jour net. The atar of the organization, viewed from the standpoint of the young men, la a brunette. Hhe la an exceptionally pretty woman, eually the fairest of the playera. She ia almost aa big a draw ing card aa the whole orchcatra. The other evening two men seeking nleaaure dropped lute the garden, aud immediately fell under the apell of the young woman. To be aa near aa possi ble to tbe musician they moved to tne table neareat the orchestra. The belle of tbe aggregation waa operating her trombone Induatrioualy. The young men sat entranced, ruiaiiy across the face of one came a curious expression. He edged closer to the or chestru. and listened more Intently. "Say; Jack, ahe'a a 'dummy, " said the listener, in a whisper, to bis friend "A 'dummy.' Who?" "Why, the bnsnette. Not a not eome from her tromboae." "N'onaenae." Tact: Helen." And the two liatened again, and found It was even so. The young worn-! an probably drew her salary for her good looks. CURED BY JEALOUSY. How Oaa Woman Waa Malt, Wall d Roar hr the OvaB-T4 Muaater. ii wouiu neer uu ,o Ki.e uj Fww V". the identity 'of the physician who con-' ducta a private hoapltal and who bus j juat successfully accomplished a new departure In medicine, says the San Franciaco News Letter. One of the patienta ia a wealthy but Ignorant woman, who hns been for many years a confirmed hypochondriac and who had succesaively tried allopa thy, homeopathy, hydropathy, osteop athy In ahort, everything patlilc. The patience of her husband waa final ly exbauated'and he consented to enter into a conspiracy with the doctor to ploy upon his wife'a jealousy. It was arranged that he should seem deeply smitten with a young widow, healthy, roay and jolly, who ia secretly engaged to be married to a Txa Angcleno. There waa no qucation about the un happy hypochondriac's jealousy. It blazed out in a hysterical declaration that the pretty" witlow was waiting for her old shoes, but she vowed that she would get better just to apitc her sup posed rival mid to be avenged upon her faithless husband. . ; 8ho hns kept her word and ia now cer tainly fair, fat and' 40. But her doctor says ah'e Is an example of the jealousy cure. j DID NOT DREAD DEATH. Suicide Ileeame a Moral Epldeailc la I he Later Dara of the Ro- ' DM, a Btnplr. Among the cultivated men and wom en ot the later lloman empire suicide became a sort of moral epiilemio. says the lndon Spectator. The fashionable Stoic doctrines, acting on a race which had begun to degenerate and decline mid lose lto grip on life, killed the dread of death. Men left the world for a whim, "only on. the thought to do the snmc thing over and over ngniii." The Christian doctrine that self -slaughter Is a sin did not affcot tlicm, and tho no tion that there was something base in quitting one's post whs not yet born. Drydon, in one of his tlrnmna, contrasts finely tho feeling about suieldo of the ancient and modern world. The Rom ans, ho Baya, might "discharge their souls" and give thorn leave to enter the other world.: But we, lllte sentries, arc compelled to stand " 'ncath starless skies and wait the appointed hour." Dr. Goodhardt, speaking of tho dread of death, says: "I am never tired-of snylngl because I am pure it Is as true as it Is comforting, although In oppo sition to tho general belief, Unit dunfh has no terrors for the sielt ninti. To the living and hnnlthy inn it li Is quite, otherwise, but the sIcV man upon whom death lavs his limid nU s gently and Imperceptibly vut of life." , TBE' FORIlOlfIR 15 JAPAH.; Cfcaasre ol Slatas la OMelal CUelaa - Wllhla tke aa raw. , , . Tavs..; One of the moat Interesting' qUee tlons in conalderatlon of preaent Japan la the changed atatua of the foreigner, 'fa be a Kuropean or an American In Japan twenty, ten, or even five, yeura ago waa to lie a man of power and In fluence. When foreigners were Unit ad mitted to tbe empire the Japanese, one of the shrewdest, most far-sighted peoples of the world, adopted tlieir methods and their religion, hired them as teachers, engineers and ofllcers. Now, acoordlng to "Japau In Transition," the first Important book dealing entirely with the new Japan, since they have learned all the foreigners can teach them la science, literature, art, war, commerce, manufacturing, In short, In all enterprises, they are relegating their luitrnctors to the background with the cry "Japan for (he Japanese." It was thought &t one time that Japan would In time become a Christian nation. The author of Japan In Tranattlon ahowa that almoat all who accepted Chrlatlan ity did so for the sake of the Instruc tion which the mlasionarlea alone could give. In the army and navy the aame atate of affaira exlata. ' Kngliab and German ofllcera who fought for Japan throughout the China war were dis charged for the reason that tbe mili tary schools which were founded through their effort have developed first-class ofllcers. Everywhere the pol icy of discharging the foreigner as aoou aa potaible haa been adopted, and In a few yearn a foreigner in any kind of an official capacity will be tbe ex ception. At present tbe ambaasadors of the powers are practically tbe only foreigners who command and real re spect. IT WA8 THE TRUTH. NokoO Believe What Ha Said, aai Ther SaTere4 la ' Coaaeqaaaoe. "A funny thing happened to me when, I had charge of our branch office," said a New Orleana cotton man, according to tbe Times-Democrat of that city "Our quarters were on the second floor of a three-story building and the rooms above were rented by a very pleasant foreign-looking chap who pasaed as a chemist , I used to be detained at my deak quite late at night and had my curloaity excited by aaingular nolae la the laboratory overhead. It waa a mo notonous click-clack, like a heavy ma chine. ; One day I met the chemlat on the atoira and asked him what he was doing that made such a racket. 'Oh, I'm making ailver dollars up there,' be said, laughing, and pasaed on. One night about a week later a city detective with whom I bad atruck up an acquaintance strolled in for a chat and a smoke: 'What's that queer noise up there?' he asked, presently, as the- usual click- clacking started. 'Oh, nothing much,' I1fP,l?d;l 'U' Bfrit"(! f "Ine'nakliig ailver dollars.' 'Ha, ha!' laughed the de tective. 'Well, he'a in a Aral-rate busi ness. Wonder if he want a partner?' Exactly two day later the agreeable foreifrn-looking gentleman skipped out and when the lautllord broke open hi door, lo and behold! there was aa neat a little counterfeiting plant as you ever lnlit ,vei nn. Thf rlickinir CAinf. from a machine for 'reeding' (he coins. The detect.ve wg mad as blaz.es, but I coldn't help It. I had told him the truth." A SECOND RIP. Old Timer Who ThosvsjM Oreahaaa Waa Still Pot maeter-General. A bewhiskered Individual walked into the post office department the other day. He seemed to have a very clear idea of what he wanted, but he didn t know how togetat it. He wentintoone of the rooms and stepped up in front of a desk, says the Washington Post. "I want to see Mr. Grcsham," he an nounced to one of the young lady clerks. 'Mr. Greshnm!" she exclaimed; "I don't know him." . "Walter Q. Gresham," insisted the man with the whiskers. "I want the postmaster general." "Why, Mr. Smith is postmaster gen eral," answered the clerk. "Smith?" queried the visitor. 'The name sounds kinder familiar, but I reckon I don't know him. ' They'se a whole pack o' Smiths In this country, on' they ain't no kin, neither. Whar's Mr. Qresham? Been fired?" "He's dead," answered the young lady, solemnly. "He was secretary of state after he left here." The old fellow never batted his eyes at the statement. He simply said "Uh- huh," and walked out, while those in the office wondered it he was not related to Blp Van Winkle. : Oom Pant' Cold Feet. "I met Oom Paul when he was here a good, many years ago. He was an honest old soul, but rough, certainly. Still, he was a man to respect," writes the Paris correspondent of London Truth. "I saw him guilty of the solecism of draw ing oil his boots in company to warm his feet.- The weather was cold and there was a blazing fire. He no more saw the harm of toasting his unshod feet than his ungloved hands before it. Oom Paul had principle and siood by them. Whenever his eye caught a lady In a low dress he grunted and turned away his head. He was sent an order to tho state box at - the opera and) availed himself of it. But the ballet so horrified him that he would hot Btay to see it out. He wondered why God's vengeance did not overtake Paris." 1 Genii Are PI-Bon. ' '- An Italian professor haa promulgated a new theory concerning genius. He says that the majority of persons of dis tinction are the first-born of the family, while a large, proportion of tho minor ity are the youngast of large tunnies. NEVER TOO m ; to be cured: S. S. S. is i Great Blessing b-tJ&JrjfiirG&rsi, , , j ,T. ' nearly all of the iloknaas among AIJ n...l. It Cliin Them otderpeople can be avoided. Moat elderly Ulll rnUUlH. Il Dlina IIIOIII Deople are very suaoeptlDie to. iimem, ...... w v , i r i , , . . II... nu.i m,md Um - . inf theif ROW DIUUU 11 LI Di ao a to escape tare lourtba, pr tii ailments U,"W" . . honT which tbey suffer Mygeily. ,8. 8. 8 k, the remedy, which will kawp their systems young, by purifying the Wood. ' .l..ui- ,tn all waata accumulations, and lmaart ... In.. n. liraneth and il the appetits, build up ths energies, and sends new Ufa : o (riving blood throughout the entire syatflnv " . ' iT? aSS-Z tiir. i irr Onnn Houth Beaton, wiitea: " , V' - i .'for twenty rear, addition, bad Kcxema wrnoiy on one oi doctor said that on account of my age, I. would never be UMin: I took a dozen bottles of B?8. 8. and it cured aaa compiewy. auu im "-fkj 7. I feel aa well as I ever did In my life." Hr.,J.W. Loving, of Colquitt, Oa., aaya: ." For eight een rears I suffered tortures from a fiery amotion on my skin. I tried almost or err known remedy, but thsr failed one by one, and I was told that my age, which is sixty si. was against me. and that I could" never bops to be weU aain. I flnallr took S. 8. 8.. and it cleansed my blood thoroughly, and now I am is perfect heallh. ; O. O. 8. FOR THE OLOOD is the only remedy which can build up and straurthen -i j i i . u i. th. ainiv nna whioh is smarantecd free from potash, mercury, anenio aaa max u.iu.6"'B. . minerals. ft U made from rooU and herbs, and has no ehemioaU whatSTsa in It. 8 8 3. cures the worst cases of -T ; A f1 t TT1M tls4Tai Market Report. The lollowlne are the prices paid by our merchants this week for farm pro due. This list will Do changed eacb week as tbe prices obange: Wbeat . ,....474 Oats .... Flour..,. Barley.-. .......... .... .60 ....11.60 per 100 lbs ....1.10 " " " ,90o " " ,......!" ' " " 25 per dos 224 per lb Mill Feed Potatoes,. Eggs,.... B. titer.'.'.; Bana, dry. .03 a icon. ...09 ...16 ..07 ..10 Hams,'..'... Shoulders,. Lard Hogs live., Tfcl I Toar Oprortaalty. ' ', On receipt of ten eents, eaab or stamps, a gaaarooa sample will be mailed of the moat popular Catarrh aad Hay Fstst Cure (Ely's Oreaaa Balm) aaffl riant to demon strate the great merit oi tbe rezsedr.. . ELI BBOTHEBB, 66 Warren St., Hew York City. ' Ear. John TttiS, Jr.7 of Great Falls, Mont, ncommended Ely' Cream Balm to m. 1 oan mphai,ize hi a'.atement, t4It ia a poet tivs enre for catarrh if used aa directed." Rev. Franeia W. Poole, Pastor Central Pre. Church, Helena, Mont. . Ely's Cream Balm la the acknowledge cure lor catarrn ana contains no ucrciuj nor any injuriou drug. Price, 60 eanta. wax Candles Woihlu adds so wieti 1 . th rhtrmof the. rinwinar I room or boudoir as tha aoftlr nidi- I ant HrM fram CORDOVA Candlaa. 1 AO) DIQC Will COOiriDBIe BOOT lO TOO I ad lshnfMtsi frini-t ton friT rftU I tM or maaaiom. Mad in all colon I aaa ma moat aanoaia tiuu of . TANAUlLOw... ad aold tmiiaWi. Ask your Druggist tor agenerooe. 1 10 CENT '' TRIAL SIZE. Elv's Cream Balm contain iio cocaine, mercury nor aiy other injurious dru.;. It Is quick.y Abtoroed. ' (livei Kcitof at once. It opens anil clennaee the Nual raBsafrc. . COLD" HEAD Heals and Protect the Membrane. Itcetbrea the Beneea of Taste and Smell. Full Slse 50c ; Trial Size 10c.: at P-nicgistsur by nulL . Lx finUTU&ns, oo warren onw, rtew iotk. av--a. -a, aa.aa.1 viair DR. JORDAN'S oasaxf UUSEUU OF ANATOMY i I0SI MARKET ST., MN FUNCISC0, CAU . (BtW-tB8111lUdBrMla r , Tha larimt Anatomical traaaam In tba World. ' Ortnlttt attraction in th4 Gliy. A wvaainaaw..or.a7TOnini(iB. . adlMU.,pMuralrandbr f tba oldnt Bp-Ulkiloo thaFaotaa Uoast. laWiaaMa-wa M. MltOAIr-rmVATI IIIIMtt Taaaa 'aaaa aad mia-lia Mai bm.v vaa ar auff.rUa lrom tha .mcta'or roatuaTtafia- yaara Harrona and anjitoU pabllltir.Iaa. aouaar. Iaa aaaM ta Jl ItaeomiU.. 6Uom; liwraiawirtaa.i frwt.nr r VriaaUac, ata. a tcmbniatiaa af ramadtM, ottri.toarMB pawar, tbaQntar baa aa .rrwifMlhl. traatawal tbaijl wtl aat Mi. mirnrn T-jn-dlia rIUf. hint nrmftnaat car Tb. Doctar ao wit ctrnim aa Mrfona o.r rnynieian ana Burmnipii-aipm . airailia tknrsoabt aradlcatatlnaai auiroacialtr aaiaawaaa wm mwmu , tha aritatu Ithaul Ih. aaa el atarranr. car for Bartara. A qnkkjaal raUari Mtar ril... Flaaja anitYlrtjUaaTSlrT Dr.- lord.n'a ipadij palnlMa anthada J VltltT MAK apairinaaaaw aarkoMft Oftotoaot fihoomnWnl. miaSnBJlftrWr iTjaiaa, . marram. CffAltGSS paraonalir ar r7 laiiar. Kaon, rmijotmrm KoinrniiNj vw-a ..-w Oft KRDAN a O0h IMI HaAat V,, R s i r ii f i m PATADDU Cs?4MBAUKl 10:50 a.m fm in t 1:16 p. m I ml It la whollv unnecessary. i By keepi blood pure they can. fortify thamaalve life to the whole, body. It InersMca, Zu dhad notenioTed aood healtbl i waa u Ucroruia, ancer. aommm.i ' , neanvnthM. , ninlng Locations. . , , 4, 3 R Turner nd 'J K P Sheemakar loeateA ' Nov 8, a elalm in Pleasant creek district. Joan O'Brien loeaiea nor 10, o.' acres in v ' pieaaie amrictu WD O'Brien located Oct 81, a elalm In Joma- ! Oir-loe aiitrlet. . ' J R Nellaon, rf o Kejraoiaa, - vv at houck aaa W D O'Brien each located Oct 31. Dtacer claun , la Jump-Off- Joe district. Mary Dogaa located jut 2, 20 acres In jackae creek district. , . m , j j Houck lotatea uct au. w,u moaes ot- water from Rorue river. ;' Annie malica loeaiea xsot . a viaua iu um , creek dlatrlet. , - tmm . a L Skiff located Nov m. a claim in uoia aiu district. .''.' Jo Thoma ana Adore bboiu locatea uo 14, a cialii In Cniontawa district. Chas j ABderaoa s oa laeatM not 7. a tmm ' in Foou creek dirtrlct. . - ; . aiirefl Anaeraon a iccatca , , a Foou creek district. ' Peter Atmiecate. Alex urate ana toss a sveasst ocated Bent 27. a claim in Little Appiactadlv . trict. w B UnDsalel. Wm O Denlfl and J B Wetr ' terer located ao 23, claim in UtUe applefat dlsirlet . caas K Kav and a w iuioti loeaiea m a, Halm In aisckwell district.. Ia matters of final oroof TheMaiT. 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