The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, December 21, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf OUR COUNTY CorrespondentsJ! " ' Jacksonville Ni'WH. Borii T)o. 12. to Mark Apple guto mid wile, u son. Dr. J. W. Robliimiu' mild Mod- ... . . .i ti I t 1 . .. ioru n vihii mat i' rmuy. linn, llunry Atikuny loft Sunday (or Kugwnu nnd Portland. Lou Ormo, of FootB crook, wiih In JaokBonvlllo VodnonUy. : Hnnrv Hall, of Ills Btlokv: wiih at tho oounty neat Saturday. - naid UiIh oltv a t1h!1 Saturday. Mr. and Mra.HtanolIff, of Phoo- t t.. t . .. i. ....... m u. .liix, wuru in uuuhoviiviiiu tpuvuiuu. - Jopoph Damon and wife, of Ash land, wuro in JaokHonvlllu Tucmduy. Arthur Kloinhnmmur, of Littlo Applegato, ' spent Tuonday In our city. , Mri. Oua Newbury, who has been very III, In vary much Im proved. II. 0. McCarthy, deputy "blioriff, went to Gold Hill Wednesday upon btmincBB. Win. liybeo, of JuckHonylllo pre cinct, wont to Aithlrnd Monday on buHinew. EUIh ' Annleiiate, who him boon vlaitlntr niliitlviw I uru. rolurntld to Drain 1 uesaay land, In vlruting Mm, T. J, Koiimiy, of thin city. Mr, Wliito, who Ih in poor huallh, In contemplating a trip to Arizona in -tlx) near future. luduu CIiiih. I'rim wnH called to Woudvillo laHt w(!ik on legal IiiihI iiokb conneuted with an injunction u'occudinu uolton out bv .Attorney lloruen, aguinut mrllon who wcro Impairing the puhllo road procei 10. G. Tho injunction wuh diHalluwed. MIhh Ollle Huffor. a graduate of tho Jacksonville public school, will givo an ontortuinment at tho closo of her school in (he Roso district next Friday evening, Miss Olllo 1b giving .unusual satisfaction in hor work in that district. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kubli came In from Applegato Tuesday to moot K. Kubli, Jan. Watson and J. Lav ton, who camo up from the Gold Standard mino, where they rocontly made ono of the most buccossIui clean-ups over made in that mino. Tho real output has not been stated yot. ' Quite a BoriouBacoldent happened to Pat Donogan, Jr., on Saturday afternoon, while he was shooing a fractious horse. The animal sud denly reared, striking Donegan with bis fore feet, inflicting an ugly wound upon his hoad. Dr. DeBar was on lied in to dress his wounds, which, though quite serious, are not considered dangerous. P. P. Prim's Cabin, N. S. 0., in stalled oflioorB on Saturday eve- ulna. After the installation cere? monies, the cabln was invaded by the members of Jane McCully . lfl I 11 I.... f t 1 . X' T.Z.- Cabin, N. D,QV who brought with day on loaa! business. ' Mr. and Mr. Walter Gore and Rov. Adolph Haberly, of Med ford, were in our oily last week. Mrs. J. L- Waldon, who was once a residoul of Jacksonville, visited relatives hcre,.8aturday last. s 7 C. C. lteokmun, wife urid daugh ter, Miss Carrie, aro expected to arrive homo this week from Ban Francisco. 6. g. Jolley, Chas. Purroll, J. C. Mcl.angton and wifo and Mrs. J. J. O'llrion, o( Applegato, wore in this city Tuesday;:J .':jJz..i..? Charley- Nunan, who is attend ing St. Mary's Aoadoiny at UaK land, Calif., returned Saturday eve' ning for the holiday vacation. J. 8. Grigsby, of Big Sticky, was in Jacksonville Woilnemiay solicit ing orders for a book ontitlod, "The History of tho 19th Century." Among our visitors from Applo gate Saturday wore Mrs., Copple t m i- unit r ana son, rraiiK, wuuur vau'uruu. Miles - Cantrall. Wm.: Lewis and James and Joe Buckley. Marriaso licenses were issued, Decembor 16th. to R. A. Vander-i Karr and Elsio Rhodes; December 17th, to J. L. Darling and. Lulu Noo; Docombcr 18th, to 1. 1.. Simp kins and Sophronia Shields. Mrs.- Chas.' White,'-formorlf of Woodvillo, now a residont of Ash- tbeirj a plontiful Supply of eatables. usiu, a iHiio uuiiuiiiK uuu . out i i converse enabled the assemoied regonlans to pass sovoral agree able hours. ' 1 Died In Jacksonville, at the resldonce of A. L. .Winner on De cembor 15th, Adam Wolgamott, of eart trouble. Deceased rwaa. ni years and six months of age. He was born In Holmes uouniy, vnio, June 15, 1837, and at an early age moved to Owen' 'County, Indiana, wnore ue resiuea unm iwr nm marriage wjth Margaret Hall. I'o themtwelve children.' were born, eleven of whom are livJng--six sons and five daughters.. Deceased was a. kind, husband and: loving father. Several years ago he was denrived of bis eyesight, and since that time bad gradually failed in- health, but ha bore bis afflictions remarkably well and was perfectly reconciled to meet death C " How .to Cnre Or on p. Mr. It. Gray, who lives near Amonla, Dimhiwa Oounlv. N. Y.. : "Ctiam borlalns Uourd ncmoaj ino dwi medlolno I bnro ever used. It is a floe eiiildren's remedy (or oroup and never (ails to curs." , When Riven as soon as the oh lid becomes boarao, or even aiver tha orouov . couch hat developed. It will nmvnnt the attack. Thil should hn liomn In mind and a bottle of the oouph roinody kept at hand ready (or Instant use as soon as mow syrnpwuis apneuri. ' For aale by .una, airang, rURgiav. , Tltst Cough Hangs On You have used all sorts of cough reme dies but it does not yield; it is too deep seated. It may wear itself out in time, but it is more liable to produce la grippe, pneumonia or a seri ous throat affection. You need something that will give you strength and build up the body. SCOTT'S EMULSION will do this when everything else fails. There is no doubt about it. It nourishes, strengthens, builds up and makes the body strong and healthy, not only to throw off this hard cough, but to fortify the system against further attacks. If you are run down or emaciated you should certainly take this nourishing food medicine. 5x. tna li.oo, all uruRgi;. -SCOTT & HOWNB, ChemUti, Ntw York, Ml i Mi tt MiIll Carver mndo Modford'a business cull Wednesday. Mrs. II. Myors nnd Mrs. J. Wil dor wus in Jnoksonvillo on business Wednesday, Mrs, Shldler and daughter Ora was visiting In Med ford Wednes day. Miles Browning will hold services in tho f.avonburg , hull Sunday morning and evening, Doc. 'ZiS. ' MIhb Emma Coleman has been visiting Mrr. Gub Nowbury of Jack sonville during the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pruett was in Phoenix Wednesday. Mrs. P. re mained to visit with- ber mother, Mrs.'M, A.'Caster, for .a few days. Welter StanolifT and Miss Jessie Blackwood attended the oratorical contest held in Ashland last Mon day evening December 17. They report a pleasant time. ' There will be eneolal Christmas exeroisos held in the Presbyterian ehuroh next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. A .'special invitation la extended to all to be present. , Mrs. D. M. Fell of South Dakota has been visiting H. F.; Stancliff and family dualne the past week, and looking after the interests of her property. Mrs. . F. started home. Tuesday evening. Mr. P. L. Sitnpkiris of Woodville and Miss Sophronia shields or cen tral Point, were united in marriage by Prof. k. 3. Hanby at bis home in Phoenix December 19, 1900, at 30 o'clock a. m. But few friends were present to witness the happy event. The groom is one oi jack- son oountv's honorable, industrious and prosperous farmers. The fair bride has a host ot irienas in Central Point and elsewhere who ish them a long life of happiness and prosperity. 1 he nappy couplp loft. immediately after the nuptial not was tied, lor Woodville, where they will reside for the present. If rou would have an appetlto like a bear and a rcliab for your meals take Chamberlain' . Stomach and Liver Tablet.; They correct disorders of the atom ash and rozulale the liver ana bowelD. - Price, - cents. Hamples rree at V'lia. Strang's drug atore. Central Point Items. Point, spent The funeral took place at Woo 1 lund on Thanksgiving day. lie leaves a devoted wifo and three sons to mourn for him. Mr. Urowiiell and Mrs. Pendleton's stepfather, Mr. I'riorson, were intimate friends in '02, and the closo friendship then established between the two families hns continued to the present. One of nature's uoblomon, an ever true friend, a husband who was always a lover and a moBt dovoted father has been called home, and his go ing leaves grief in more than one household. ACKKIC8 DYSPBI'HIA TAHLETB ARE old on a positive guaranteo. Cures heart' kura, raUIng or the food, dlatresa alter eating or any form of dynpepila. One little tablet' gives Imlnodlate relief. M.cta. and 60. oonts Hold bjr Cbaa. Strang, druggist, ' ,.( Uold Hill Items. - , ' BY Sl'KCTATOR. John Barnebursr was here (n business last Tuesday, f " i J. L. Hammersly 7leit Monday for Iterio.ftTevada, on a. business trip, to be gone eeveral days. kMnP Win . t.hft minine DrO: moter of (hi' vlbinity, came up from . . . .A . , rn m Jan.' rortiana oaiuruay tor ""; v stay, nore. i Rev. R. A. Carter, of Phoenix was in town' this week delivering the books for whioh he took orders last month. ! Judtre Geo. R. Hammersly baa sold his home farm, across the river, to Newberg parties, who will divide it up in small traots lor nomes. Kubli Bros, have olosed. down iVinii- atamn mill- for ' the : holidays Mnaara. Kubli. Watson and Lay ton returning to Jacksonville Tuesday evening, Married At the reeidenoe of the hrirln's narents. on Foots creek, K L. Darling and miss i,uiu noe, Rev. J. C. Gregory, of Central Point, officiating. ; ' a! Thousand Tongues flnnlrl ' not nxnroBB tho ranturo Annln V.. Rnrlnnnr. or HZt) HOWaru 61. Philadelphia, Pa., whon Bho found that 1)1. 1VII1R JNew Discovery lurouiiouiu)' flnn ImTl nninnlnlnlv eiirod hor ot 0 limtlrlnir nnnirh that for manv vears had mado life a burden. AU other romodlcs and dootors could elvo her no help, but she says or this royal oure--"ii soon re- movou tno pain in my ouubi uu i uuu now Bleep eonjidly, soinethlhg I oan nnnrnnlv roraouiboc belns boforo' I feel like Bounding lta pralsoa throuRhout tlto Universe." 8o will everyone who trios Dr. King's New Discovery lor any trnnhln of tho throat, ohost or Hums. Prioo 50o. and H.00. Trial bottles free at Chas. Strng's druR' store; evory bottlo guaranteed. . rnoonix items., I Mrs. James Morton did shopping In Med ford Monday. Mrs. M. A. CaBter did shopping in Medford Wednesday. Mrs. L. B. Caster was in Medford on busineBB Wednesday. ; Mrs. J. K, ReamoB and her daughters. Elsio and Mrs.. Lillle Dr. Cole, of Eagle. Monday in our city.: Mr. Roberts, of Nebraska, is here looking for a location Fred T. Fradenburg, of Henley, spent a day here last week, B. Reeves, of Grant County, is paying bis Bister, Mrs. J. A, Mann, visit. ' Wm. McDonald, of Tolo, Bold his mine last week and is now stopping in town. '. Thos. Kelsoe. of Butte Creek, wbb tradinir. with our merchants Thursday. . Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hamrick, late of Igerna, Calif., have become rest' dents af our town, leaao Kent has his new dwelling nearly , finished, and will occupy the same in a short time, Mr. and Mrs. Hale, of Portland who have been visiting relatives here, returned home Friday even Mrs. Frary has bought the A, Dalev stcre building, on Pine street. and will occupy the same in a short time. There will be a Christmas tree at the Baptist church Monday night, and all are cordially invited to attend. ; i Glenn Owenr who has been in Redding. Calif., for the past year, returned home Wednesday evening. Hie manv friends are glad to wel come him home.' At tho last regular meeting of Holly Lodgo, No. 16, D. of H., the following officers were elected for tho enBumg term: Cloa Gilchrist, C. of H.; Roberta Rippey, Li of H.; Mrs. B; F. Peart, C. of U.; Mamie Rippey, recordorj Anna Pankey, tinanoiei; Alma wnson, receiver; Lottie Pankey, L. U.; Mary Daw son, I. W.; H. Morgan, O. W. The following ofliors were elected at tho last meeting of W. H. Harri mui Corns. No. 27. W. R. 0.: Mary Meo, president; Mrs. Lou Whittle, Bcnior vico president; Mrs. Caroline Patrick, junior vice presidont; mrs. Melissa Elliott, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Grieve, secretary; Mrs. Maria Purkeypuo, chaplain;, wrs. lizzie Beal. guard; Mrs. Kate Gibson, as sistant guard; Alta .Rogers, Cora Rogers, Mrs. Kate jotters ana Mrs. Mollio Holmes, color Doarers. Talent News Items. The people of Talent and vioinity were very pleasantly entertained on the 7th inst. by an entertainment given by our public school children tor the benefit of the public school organ fund, under the supervision ot the teachers, Misses Ueebe and Gowland, who are undoubtedly de serving of much credit for the anil ily they possess. While it is not necessary to give details, we would say that the Greek posings were of very impressive character and very pretty. Our people certainly appreciate the kindneas of Mr. Wat- eon, of Ashland, with his "Trip to the circus," and feel more than grateful to Mr. Cosb, of the Medford piano house, for courtesies Bbown ub. The selections rendered by Miss Ross and Prof. Itoffa were duly appreciated also AVe certainly know now to enjoy good rausio when we hear it and regret that we are unable to command the Knglisb language in a way by which we could show our appreciation mere. Our entertainment was also a suc cess financially. MUKI TEA POSITIVELY CURES SICK neadacne, Indigestion and oonalipallon. A de- llgbtfu betb drink. Removea all eruptions or tbe skin, producing a perrect complexion, or moooy rerunded. 2S cts. and ao ota. Sold by Cnas. Strang, druggist. London, Dec. 17. The report of another severe battle, resulting- in British victory, is current . here, According to the story the fighting began at daybreak today and lasted several hours. Tbe Boers, who num bered from 1500 to 2000 men, were surrounded at tbe Orange river and totally defeated, with very heavy losses in killed and wounded. number of Boers, it is added, were captured. -- " It is said that 3000 republicans have entered Cape Colony, and similar number have ' reached Philipstown;. . The report adds that Dewet, with about 4500 men, is northwest of Ladybrand, and" that an attack on Winburg is inoroen tarily expected. . . v- ; m m m m m i Agricultural Implements THR SlucieDaker Bros.' mfg. Co.'s v;arefiouse. P. OSENBRUQQE, Medford. I am now in receipt of a carload of the most varied and complete assortment of im-' pleraehts ever brought to this city, and with the addition of ;. .- - ... ji STDBEBflXEB; WDSOHS P VEieSLES , . on hand,. I can show the. best- and .most ; complete stock in these lines-, in -Southern . Oregon. I iavite the public to-an inspection Or Oir 4v Now, Look Pleasant. and have your picture i taken before' Christmas. ' H. C. ' m Hookey & Bejrd-are the leading photographers and you will get the best work ot them. . Prices reasonable; satisfaction guaranteed. Hamlin Building 7th St. " ' H. C. MAUKEY & BOYD; ' ?r? m IT ' a .. UVU1 ILUOl Chancel For, the Season to secure one of tho set I ELEGANT CARVING SETS for a Chrifidmas present. They make Oarv;; . IE ' ing a pleasore and help thetaste of the " jj? Turkey. 50' per cent, as anyone- will admit w. who ever tried to dissect one-with dull tools - JACK KNIVES H i of all descriptionsy prices, shapes , and 3? " ; kinds. The largest and " finest stocky of ; Cutlery ever brought to Medford ! aw Fir "and Yellow Pihe-tMrnensionlumber all sizes and lengths; also boxing. Orders for special5 sizes promptly .filled. ' ' '' 7- '' ' Mill 5 miles west 6 Talent on' Anderson! Greek. PtolBce address, TaJent, Oregon. ;- '" '' ' Let Ua Figure on tike Next Bill of Lumber Yua Order. JltMltlimilNHinilMMMHlimiHIIUIIIIIIIIf'l MlllliniinillllUllllltlllUinilllUIUMMIM4UHIIIMIII The Best Prescription for Malaria, Chills and lovor Is a botllo or Gnovs's Tabtk- I.K8B CHILI. TONIU, n IS simuiy ran U'"' nlno In a tastoloas form. No euro no pay, Prlco 60c. ' ' r Table Rock items, i 1 Thero are many now living in .Tnokeon Oountv who formerly -re sided in Yolo and Colusa Counties, rnlifnrnln. and who will be pained to hear of the sad news that-reached u r last week of the death of I. W, Rrownell. He died at his home on Stoney oreek, on November. 20th, after only a few days' illness with pneumonia, aged aeventy-iour years Look at your toneue. Is it coated? Then vou have a bad taste In your mouth every morning. . lour appetite is poor, and food dis tresses you. You have" frequent headaches and are often dizzy. Your stomach Is , weak . and your bowels are always constipated. t - There's an old and re liable cure:- -j mis Don't take a cathartic dose and then stop. Bet ter take a laxative dose each night, just enough to cause one good free move ment the day following. : ..You feel 'better the very - next day. Your appetite returns, your dyspepsia is cured, your headacnes pass away, your tongue clears up, your liver acts well, and your bowels - no. longer give you trouble. ' Price, 23 centa. All druggists, v " I havo takon Xyer's Pills for 89 yoarfl, and I conslttor them the best tnftdo. Ona Dili does me more oood than half a box of any othor kind 1 have ever tried' Mrs. N. E. TAinOT, aiaron so, tew. Arrington, nans. JaJ (Coleman Creek Lime - Absolutely the best Lime for all purposes ' ' 6ver , , burned in the Rogue Rivo Valley. ... Kepi in Stock at Medfon) ... ,. ,t a andri ; : : Handled in Medford y 4. R.'HARDtty. , ;.. , . ., HIinillllHMHIMnillUIMUIIIIMHMItllltlltHlllMI JWIIinilinWINHHIHIt NMMItlHIIIf IIIIU HMIIa BUGGY ROBES 1 have just received a fln lot of robes which I wilt' pleased to snow yon. 'i nese rooes are oi toe newest d most artiatio patterns and colorings, and visit to my shop will conrlnoe mat my prices aro rigm. oare also added a large assortment ot .- . . v .. : .;,', y; he am Horse blankets ; : V Wh'loh are IikeVtaj excellent valneB.' :. It'.'yodi are in need or anything In my line" drop'ln. . . l v : ;i V? V J- O. TAYLOR, I MACHINE AND Machine repairing a specialty ; flf f Second Hand Engines and Steam Pumps Brought and Sold '. -jf ft Bicycle Cones and Axles ... Made to Order 9? 5 9j :?J fj M. M. GAULT, Proprietor RUSSELL ENGINES BOILERS' SAW MILLS THRESHERS STICKERS RUSSELL & CO. Write for Catalogue and Prices.' PORTLAND, OREGON; High Grade Machinery THE HEDFORD MAIL for Fine Job Work.