The Medford mail., December 07, 1900, Page 3, Image 3

OUR COUNTY ...
t Correspondents J
JucUhoiivIIIo Nuwb.
Attorney W. M. Colvlg vibiU-d
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Mrs. L. L. Jacobs, of Modford,
wan In town Saturday. '
Judgo Crowoll, of Modford, was
n visitor bore.Saturtfay.
Judge II, K. Haona wont to
Grants Pumb Sunday oveuing,
J. W. Opp roturned to Jaokson
vlllo Thurnday from Portland.
M lines Cor I tine and Marguerite
Linn spent Saturday in Modford.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, of the
Meadows, wore In town Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Judge, of Ashland,
Is visiting her sutler, Mrs. J. Nunan.
Attornoy C. B. Watson, of Ash
land, was In Jacksonville Wednes
day, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Farm, of Wil
low Springs, were in town Wednes
day. K. Kubll came up from tho Calls
creek mlnos to spand Thanksgiving
at home.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter, of
Contral Polut, were In Jacksonville
Saturday.
Henry Maury and Tyson Deal!,
of Central Point, woro in Jackson
ville Saturday. '
0. Bowman, Pat Sway no and J.
W. Matnoy, of Applogato, . were in
town Saturday.
Mrs. A. F. Davis and Miss Carrio
Sackelt, of Asbestos, spent Satur
day In our oily.
Ous Nowbury and Win. O'Drlon
wont to Modford on WodnoBday
morning's train.
MIpbos Nora Sydow and Frankie
Barnes left for Central Point and
Gold Hill Wednesday.
Dr. J. M. Koono, of Modford, at
tended a meeting of the Native
Sous Saturday evening,
A Freel, of Central Point, visited
8ohoot Superintendent P. H. Daily,
In this oily, last Saturday.
Miss Kate Plymale returned homo
last week from Yreka, where she
has been visiting relatives.
Miss Ella Young, who has been
spending several weeks in Medford,
hat returned ta Jacksonville.
Messrs. Powell, Cox and Long,
of Ashland, were in Jacksonville
upon business last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Devlin and
Mr. and Mrs. Soliss were at the
county soat Saturday from Applo
gato. Un Mlnnla DKannlialri XI rm T
Co moron and Misses Belle Potter
and Kate Rood visited Medford
Friday. .
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bookman left
Saturday morning for San Fran-
The most beautiful thing in
the world, is the baby, all
dimples and joy. The most
pitiful thing is that same baby,
thin and in pain. And the
mother does not know that a
little fat makes all the differ
ence. Dimples and joy have gone,
and left hollows and fear; the
fat, that was comfort and
color and , curves-all but pity
and lovc--is gone.
The little one gets no fat
trom her food. There is some
thing wrong; it is either her food
or food-mill.. . She has had no.
fat for weeks; is living on what
she had stored in that plump
little body ot hers; ana mat is
gone.. She is. starving for fat;
it 13 death, be quick I ... j
Scott's Emulsion! of Cod
, Liver;. Oil is the fat she can
take; it will save her.
iv i'he genuine lias this picture on
it, take no other,
Ifyouhnve not tried It,' send
for free sample. Its agreeable
taste win surprise you.
SCOTT BOWNE,
; Chemists,
400 Pearl St.,
N. Y.
500,
all
druaaists.;
olsco, whore tlioy will spend several
weeks visiting their d uughtor,, Miss
(Jitrrlu,
Mrs. R. Cunieron drove through
Jacksonville Sunday on lior'wuy to
Medford to visit hur daughter, Mrs,
L. Ii, Jacobs. '
Miss Oor'rudo McCallon, who
lias been visiting Minn Helen Col
vlg, returned to nor home at Ash
lund Sunday,
J. M. Manning, Otis' Goodlow, J.
T. Berry, J, Piper, N. Vaughn and
NoIbod Nyo wore in our city Satur
day from Lost creek,
Jasper, J. 0.' and W. A. Puller,
H, Moshier, J, Qooman and S.
Mulboy, ot Foots oroek, were in
Jacksonville Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. DeBar entertained
friends on Thanksgiving day. Those
K resent were Mrs. J. N. T. Miller,
Irs. Joe Beaab and son, Vivian,
Mr. Shepherd and sons, Earl and
Carl, of Ashland,
' A party was glvon Saturday even
ing at tho residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Colvig in honor of Miss Ger
trude MoCallen, of Ashland. Those
presont were Mr. and Mrs. DeBar
and daughter, Florence, Johnnie
Millor and Herb MoCarthy.
Jacksonville Fire Company, No.
I, mot Tuesday night and eleoted
the following oflioers for the ensuing
year: J C Whipp, president; Chas
Carney, vice president; Peter Elmer,
soorotary; John Orth, treasurer;
Chris Keegan, foreman; Honry Ire
land, 1st assistant; L C Cain, 2d
assistant. '.
At a regular meeting of P. P.
Prtm Tallin N.tlud Qnnunf A.ar,AH
tho following oflioers were oleotea
for tho ensuing year: A Reamos,
past president; Chas. Prim, presi
dent; Joe Wetteror. 1st vice presi
dent; Miles Cantrall, 2d vice presi
dent; K C Briggs, 3d vice president;
JS Orth, marshal; T J Kenney,
treasurer: M M Taylor, financial
soorotary; J D Fay, recording secre
tary.
A. B. Cherry, of Portland, great
saohem of the Improved Order of
lied Men, reorganized 1'ooahontas
Tribe No. 1, of Jacksonville, on
Tuesday evening, at the Native
eons' ball, with thirty-six members.
The following oflioers were elected:
A.M. BollBB, saohem; Geo. Lewis,
senior sagamore; 8. Fielder, junior
sagamore; J. U. MoCully, keeper or
records; Adam Schmidt, keeper of
wampum; J C Whipp, prophet. J.
C. Whipp was appointed deputy
great sachem for this district.
The Thanksgiving ball given by
the Native Daughters was a most
enjoyable affair. A carload came
oyer from Medford and quite a num
ber.from other places were in at
tendance. The supper, under the
management of the Native Daugh
ters, was a sumptuous one, as every
thing palatable Boomed to have
been furnished for this occasion.
The net proceeds amounted to 108,
which with the addition of a dona
tion ot 110, made a clear gain of
1U8.
Mow to Cure Cronp.
Mr. li. Gray, who llvoi near Amenia,
Duchoaa County. N. Y.. aava: "Cham
berlain's Cougb Remedy is the beat
modlolne I have over used. It la a fine
oliildren's remedy (or croup and nover
laila to euro." Whon given as soon a
the oh lid beoomos hoarse, or even after
the oroupy cough has dnvoloped, it
will prevent tho attack-, 'inn anouia
be borno in mind and a bottle of tho
oouph. romody kept at hand ready for
Instant uso an aoon as tooae symptome
appear. For salo by Olias. Strang,
druggist.
- Kanes Creek Items.
, by sura DIB. t
' Miss Nora Gale is stopping with
the family of Porry Knotts this
wintor.
: Mrs. Nichols and little son spent
Thanksgiving with Mosdames Miner
and Uoano. '
Robert Swindon, who has boon
quito ill, is able to be about again
we are glad to say.
Missos Ada and Cap Swindon
spent Sunday tho guost of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Nichols.
Ralph BotiBon, of Grants Pass,
spont Thanksgiving with Elmor
Iliginbotham and family.
Mrs. Jool Stovor spent a fow days
last wook in Central Point, tho
guest of Mrs. D. Jones and family.
We aro sorry to say that Mr.
Thoilp is on the sick list this week,
having contracted a bad cold which
sooms to be quite prevalent with
every body at presont.
Marriod In Modford, Nov. 28th,
Mr. Pearl Boan, of Siskiyou
County, Calif., and Miss Etta
Brown, of Jackson County. Mr.
Bean is a mining man of the above
namod placo and quito well to do.
AH thoir frionds are extending con
gratulations and bost wishes to the
happy couplo. :
Rich, Warm, Healthy
Blood is given by Hood's SaraaparlUa,
and thUB It proteots. the system from
oolds, (overs, pneumonia and other1
dlBeaseB that qmokly overcome a woak
and dobllltatea system. , ,
' The favorite oathartlo Is Hood's
Pills. . 26o.
Moo Hi I Items,
LobIIo B alloy visited In Ashland
Sunday,
Uurlha and Addio ifunlup visited
in Modford Suturdny,
Miss Mao O'Toolo, of Ashland,
spent ThankBRivlng at home.
Miss Elslo Roamos is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Rapp, of lalont.
George Weber and II. Boardman,
of Modford, were In 1'hoonix bun
day. MrB. McOowan, of Medford,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Weeks, Wednesday. -
George Dunlap and family,' of
Medford, spent "Thanksgiving wi b
relatives in Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wiley, of Ash
land, are paying Wm. Rissue and
family a visit this week.
Mis. Mathes and daughter, Miss
Jessie, of Ashland, attended ; the
social Wednesday evening. ;
Llllle and Bertie MoTavish, who
are attending sohool in Ashland,
are at home during their mother's
absence.
Mr. Bishop, who was taken sud
denly ill last Wednesday evening
with a severe attack of pneumonia,
we are pleased to say is improving.
John Lowery and family have
moved into thoir new bouse, and J.
Juvenal and family are occupying
the bouse vacated by Mr. bowery
and family.
The social given lost Wednesday
evening by the ladios of the Presby
terian Church, was a success Dotn
socially and financially. Tbey
cleared above all expenses, $53.65.
Mrs. K. MoTavish was called to
San Francisco last Thursday morn
ing on account of the serious illnesB
of her son, Jobbo. We are pleaee l
to report Jesso's condition improved.
Miss Stella Stidham, who has
charge of the primary department
in our sohool, spent Thanksgiving
at her home in Central Point. Miss
Stidham Ib doing excellent work in
the school.
The Best frescnption for Malaria,
Chills and fever Is bottle or Unovi's Tahte-
vnaa chill Towia. it issimpiy iron hd qui
dIdo la tasteless form. No euro co psj-
rrlos 00c.
: Browusboro Items.
. BY JIEBBCCA.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farlow spent
Monday nigbt in town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Slinger spent
Saturday night as guests at Mr.
Baldwin's, wnile on their way nome
from the valley.
Miss Carrie Saokett went borne
to spend Thanksgiving and also to
be present at tbe wedding of her
sister, Miss May Sackett.
Mrs. J. K. Bell, accompanied by
her daughter, spent Thanksgiving
night with her cousin, Wm. Stewart,
and family, while on the way home
from Medford.
Mrs. Nimrod Charley, of Chim
ney Rock, died on Wednesday, No
vember 28th, after a long and severe
illness. Tbe sorrowing relatives
and friends carried ber back to the
home of her childhood for -inter
ment, where on her father's old
place a number of her brothers and
sisters are buried- Their many
friends extend sympathy to the be
reaved ones who deeply mourn
their loss.
MOKI TEA POSITIVELY CURES SICK
hoadaohe, Indigestion and oonstlpatlon. A de-
llghtfu taetb drink. Removes mil eruptions of
the ukln, producing perfect complexion, or
mono? refunded. SS ota. and 50 cte. Sold by
Chas. Strang, druggist.
Woodville Items.
Prof. J. A-Bieh has been con
fined to his home for several days,
but is now on the mend.
John Woods has nearly com
pleted an extensive irrigating ditoh,
which is a muoh needed improve'
ment. ' "." i
'Mark Burkhart and family and
S. J. Morrison and family have re'
cently taken up their residence in
Woodville. ' ; , , ......
Wm- Milton and Miss Florence
Beok were united in the holy bonds
of wedlock on December 2d, Judge
Osborn officiating. , . (
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wimer gave
a Thanksgiving dinner to a large
number of their friends, at their
"Mountain Home" residence, on
Wards orsek. ,
A. C. Howland came in this week
from tbe C. C. mine, in the Jump
off Joe district, where he has fifteen
men emnloved. He expeota to un
cover a large quantity of the yellow
metal this season. . ;
. : : Hold Hill Items. ;
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BY SPECTATOR.
-Sheriff Ormo was here on offioial
business Wednesday.
Dan'l RiohardB is confined to his
bed with the asthma.
Miles Wakeman, of Pleasant
oreek, was a pleasant caller here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Alioe Rosenbaum of Wolf
Creek, is visiting her mother, Mrs
HoBmer on Foots oreek.
Rev. R, A, Carter, of Phoenix
was down here Wednesday on busi
ness. Ho cxpoota to go to California
next week lo onguge in mining.
H. D. Kubll came down to tbe
mine on Galls creek this week to
Bee how tblnia aro progreHsing. It
is his flret trip since bis illness. '
The following oflicors were elected
at the liiBt meeting of Gold 111,1
Jdg0. NO. 120. I. O. 01 V.: J. .1
Houok, N. G.; Jos. Downina. Jr..
tr i . n n . i .
v. u.; u. yj. rurueypue, Bee; T. J,
Liowning, ireas.
At the last regular meetina of
Ametnysi Konexab lAaxe. No. 07.
of this place, the following officers
.were elected for tho ensuing term:
Mrs. x J. downing, w. O. ; Mrs.
Kate Kellogg, V. G.; Ella Griffiths,
recording secretary; Myrtle Black
burn, financial secretary; Florence
boh, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ray returned
from San Francisco this week. He
Is daily expecting a cynide plant,
which will be placed in position be
low tbe Braden mill to work on the
tailings of tbe above mill. On ac
count of the ore containing a largo
jer cent oi tmsp metal the fan mill
na nrocess was not able to aiv
only the fan gold.
Central Point items
A. J. Daley, of Eagle Point, was
trading here Wednesday.
Mrs. N. P. Thompson left Mon
day for Condon, on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, of Medford.
were visiting relatives here Sunday.
John Clark ib hauling lumber
for a residence, to be erected when
Spring opens.
Mrs. Lydia Dean, of Grants Pass.
was visiting relatives in this pre
cinct last week.
Geo. ltoss has bought the Fred
Hogg building, on Pine street, and
opened a saloon therein.
Dr. Hinkle will Bell at coBt, for
thirty days, watches and jewelry.
Call and purchase before the stock
is exhausted.
Mrs. George Jeffres, who has
been visiting friends at Olympia,
Wash., the past month, returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Withington, of Sacramento,
who has been visiting her brother,
J. H. Gay, of this place, returned
home a few days ago.
The Sunset Telephone fc Tele
graph Co. have bought the Holmes
telephone line, which connects
Eagle Point with tbe system.
Mandana C. Thorp, of Corvallis,
will be here Dec. 11th to inspect
W. H. Harrison W. R. C. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
E. D. Weston now has his photo
graph gallery open lor Dimness,
and will be pleased to show samples
and quote prices to all wiBhtng
photos.
Last Sunday Mrs. James Shields
gave a dinner for a number of her
friends. About thirty guests were
present and all report having had
a most enjoyable time. '
There is noth
ing so bad for a
cough as cough
ing. It tears the
tendermembrane
of the throat and
lungs, and the
wounds thus
made attract the
germs of con-
I sumption, atop
your cough by
using the family
n i remeay tnat nas
Ml been curing
"coughs and colds
of every kind for
over sixty years. You
can't afford to be with
out it.
loosens the graspof your
ccugh. The congestion
of the throat and lungs is
removed: all inflamma
tion is subdued; and the
cough drops away.
Three sizes: the one
dollar size Is the cheap
est to keep on hand;;
the 50c. size for coughs
you have had for some
time; the 25c. size for
an ordinary cold. ,
"Tor 15 yean I had a very bad
cough. The dootors and everybody
else thought I had a true case of
consumption. Then I tried Ayer'a
Cherry Peotoral and It only took ft
botUe and a half to oure me,"
F. Marion Millkr.
Oct. 28, ISM. Camden, N. Y. '
Write the Doctor. If you have any
complaint whatever and dealre the
bt medical advice, write ihe Doctor
""'WTcYXB. Lowell, Ma..:
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Agricultural
DmDlements at
TUB SlufleiiaKer Bros.' jDfg. Go.'s
v ; P. OSENBRUQQE,
I am now in receipt of a carload
of the most varied , and complete .
' assortment of implements which
has ever been brought to this city,
and with the addition of -
STDDEBBKEB WflGOKS BHD VEHICLES .
on hand, I can show the best and '
most complete stock in these lines
in Southern Oregon, I invite the
public to an inspection and a lib
eral purchase.
Now, Look Pleasant-
and have your picture taken before Christmas. H. C.
Mackey & Boyd are tbe leading photographers and you will
. get the beat work of them. Prices reasonable; satisfaction
- guaranteed.
Hamlin Building, 7th St. H. C. MACKEY & BOYD.
Cutlery that will carve turkey to the Queen's
taste. We have displayed in our show cases
the best stock of cutlery ever shown in
Medford. We have
CARVINO SETS FROM $1.85 TO $12.00
per set. The cheaper ones are all right for
the price, but the higher priced ones are gems
in their line. Come in and look at them
, they make a picture worth looking at.
BOYDEK k PWOH,
LUMBER - -
Fir'and Yellow Pine dimension lumber all sizea
and lengths; also boxing. Orders for-special sizes
promptly filled. . -
Mill 5 miles west of Talent on Anderson Creek;'
Postoffice address, Talent, Oregon.
Let Us Figure on the Next Bill of Lumber You Order, -
A. E3. Moore.
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Absolutely the best Lime for all purposes ever
0 O burned in the Rogue River .. Valley .
... Kept in Stock at Medford . . .
D.R.ANDRUS
,. Handled In Medford by J. R. HARDIN.
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MACHINE AND GENERAL REPAIR SIP
Machine repairing a specialty ft Second- . ,
' Hand Engines and Steam Pumps Brought and
Sold : ff :ft :'-9t Bicycle Cones and Axles
. Made to Order 9f ff ft ft ft ft . ft
II. M. GADLT,
. Wrlto for Catalogue and Prices.' -
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