The Medford mail., April 19, 1901, Page 3, Image 3

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Correspondents
.IllCltKllllVIIIC News,
It. llciicdicl, a pioneer cili.i'ii of
A iplognto, wuh in our oily Hutur
day. MoBHrx, Taylor and Mullor, ol
Ashland, vIhUolI Jacksonville lust
Thursday.
Kx-Gounty Commissioner, Hoburt
Cook, of Foots creek, was in Juok
Honvillo Saturday.
Hov. H, II. Joiioh and Elder A.
li. Kitchen uro attending the pres
bytery at Arhlund.
J. M. Halph, of Thompson arook,
nd 11. Young, ol Htoumboat, were
at Die county neat Friday.
Mrs. Prion, wife nf Lloutonant
Amui Fries, o' ,.. ii.rd, wuh a
visitor In Ja-I; vii It Monday.
A. Andrew, -A 1'ooh Bull, was In
Jacksonville Tuesday accompanied
by a brother recently from Kansas
Mrs. J. C. Roberts and her
daughter, MrH. Terry, ot Central
J'oint, were in this city Hattirday.
Miss Maggie McKonzio, who
fluent tho winter In Stockton, Calif.,
returned to Jacksonville Thursday.
MrH. W. U. Moore, of Medford,
eoino over on Tuosduy evening's
train to visit friendB in Jackson
ville. Rov. S, II. Jones, who visited
Ireland, returned to Jacksonville
after an absence of about seven
mouths. .
Mrs. Minnie Obenchain, who
-viHttwt her non, Krank, at Illy,
Klamath County, haH returned to
.Jacksonville.
Mrs. JobhIo Karnsworth, who is
stopping with her parents in Med
ford, paid Mrs. I). Russell and Miss
Fannie Nunan a visit last week.
Misses Carrie George and Prudic
Anglo and tho Missus Hookenyos,
of Medford, attended tho entertain
ment given by Ashland, Friday
'evening.
H. Von dor Hellen, of Wollen,
was in Jacksonville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Von dor Helen will
leave for England soon on a pleas
ure trip.
The Reading circle met last Fri
duy afternoon at tho homo ol Mrs.
Wm. Culviir. Tho reader. Mrs. Goo.
Dollar, read several selections,
which were very much enjoyed by
I ho comnanv. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Thoso jircsent
were Mesdamcs J. W. Robinson,
T. G. ReamoM. and guost, W.
Roamos, of Gold Hill, Geo. Dollar,!
Oeo. Noil, Ja. Beach, Win. Colvig
:nd Miss Coirio Bookman.
Tho dramatic company, from
Ashland, who rendered the play,
"Tho Girl I Loft Behind Me," on
Friday evoning, mot with splendid
micopm in every way. Tho U. S.
.hull wuh filled to its utmost ca
pacity, and a more appreciative
audienco is seldom found, as was
well demonstrated by tho good at
tention and frequent hearty ap
plause. Tho plot was replete
... enough, with thrilling incidents,
mu la.uaha.blc uood humor to keop
. lm nuriienco wido awake. The
' oast of characters wore well directed
: nd tho dramatic talent shown in
some instance! far excelling that
'of many professionals. The satis
Untimi of tlioso who were fortu
nate in being present at this excel
lent entertainment was general,
FoiM'Ht Creek JlewH.
IIVOI'KKA.
Jiiiiiuh Aniipriisl bus conic good
milch chum fur uiilu. Will take a;
mud, Hi'omid bund lilcyclo as part
payment for ii cow,
Uiiolo Jnliii MoKoo, a foimer
rwldimt of (his pliioe, but now of
liig llulto, wuh u visitor in this
iicigliborhcod last week.
II, D. HubboII has moved with
hlH fumilv to Jaoksonvlllo from For
est oreek, having void his place to
Wm. Smith, or Applegate.
Mrs. Polly Knlghten, who lives
on the Bontroger farm, near Central
Point, has been visiting boi mother,
Grandma Winnlngbam, of Forest
oreek.
Rev. Hixle, of Williams oreek,
will preaoh at the Forest oreek
school houie on the first Sunday in
May, at 11 o'olook a. m. All are
oordiully invited.
M. Pearoe has returned from
Jump off-Joe creek, in Josephine
Co'in1". where he has been engaged
Id i. ...ing. He reports plenty of
r r and some snow in that vloinlty.
Chas. Snow, of Jacksonville, was
on I'orost oreek last Sunday. He
has a mining proposition on Jack
son oreek whioh he thinks will ma
terialize into somothing handsome
in the near future.
Frank I.ogg, an old and respuo'ed
of Forest oroek, died at his
homo on April 12th. Deceased was
seventy-throe years of age and was
a natlvo of Ootraany. He was
buried In tho Jacksonville cemetery.
A visit to the Caton mine a few
days ago revealed the fact that they
Central l'oliu items.
Dr. Jlinklo Hindu a businoHS trip
to Gold Hill WodncHiluy.
Dr. G. B. Cole made Medford u
professional visit Monday.
Kohl, Lewis and R.'tlph Nowmun,
of ICuglu Point, weru trading hero
1 uesuay.
Mrs. J, H. Guy has returned
homo from an extended visit with
relatives at Ashland.
Jacob Rodgers und family moved
to Medford Monday, where they
will reside in tho future.
Mrs. J. Hinklo and Miss Mary
A. Moo visited relatives and friends
on Applegato lust week.
F. M. Amy expects to erect a
fino resldenco on ids property in
the north part of town in the near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wyatt loft a
short time ago for Siskiyou County,
California, where Mr. Wyatt has
employment in a sawmill.
Gub Morris iB serving an ap
prenticeship under Stonecutter F.
W. Wait, and hopes to bo able soon
to carvo stono equal to anyone.
W. L. Wutkins. who has been
spending the winter with his
brother, Leo Watkins, of this place,
left for BukorBfiold, Calff., Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jcsso Ilamrick loft
for Igerna, Calif., lust week to
siiend a few months. Mr. Ilam
rick will work at ono of the lumber
camps
Mrs. Warren Moo, of Grants
Pass, and Mrs. K. C. Shermun, of
Ashland, who have been visiting
"VI . .. t ii-
havo dune far better witn weir ------
ex-
spectivo homes last week.
boon
!-... it.: n up tun tnev
r......i rri, i.A niiv.il off ft oood Thomas Lecvcr, who has
lot of ground and the gravel shows acting as superintendent, ol a large
tin Bold all throuuh. This Is ono mine near Redding, Calif., the post
of the best mines in thiB Bcctlon. few months, is paying a visit to
r i, a..n nf i ho Ro,me relatives and friends at this place,
River Mi'ningand Milling Company, W. D. Taylor, who spent a year
i...... fmtn hU viHlt to Port- horo some timo ao, but who has
1....1 ti. mmn.nv lioa two slants beon living in Colorado of late, ar
at work at their mine aorosa the rived here with his family Tuesday
FooU creek divide, and a large
of bedrock has been unoov
ered. Thoy will operate a large
sawmill there this summer and es
tablish a lumber yard at wocx
villo.
KA pnca and family and bis
Innis. have moved to Elk
oreek to engage in farming and
tnnVrnluinir. bavins sold their inter
.t in i Hnniwit mine to Mark
WinniiiRham and M. Vangarder.
This mine has been a paying proro
sitlon. notwithstanding the incon
vonlnnca of workinK it, ana now
that thoy have a mill on the
ertv it will pay much better.
The Forest oreek Sunday scnooi
and will make this place their
future home. The e good people
ore welcomed by their many old
friends.
projh
Played Out.
Doll headache, palna In various parla of the
body, aloklag al tho pit of the atomach. Ion ot
appetite, ferarUbneaa, pimples or aoraa are all
poelUve ovldenooa of Impure blood. No matter
bow It became ao u muil be purified In order
to obtain food bealtb. Aoker'a Blood Kllxlr
baa oerer failed to cure aorofuloua or aypbllltle
polaooa or any other blood dlaeaiea. It la cer
tainly a wooderlfu remedy, and we aell erery
oottie on a positive iwniim, ov.u vg
Strang, druaxlst.
Uold Hill Items.
11Y BPKCl'ATOR,
Miss May Kellogg ia confined to
was reorganied Sunday, April 14tb, her bed with lnllamatory rneuma
.n.l Ilia Tn Mnwmff Ollicers were I liutn mow uume iu
olnnicd: J. Winninnham, supenn
iPiident: M bs Thora bmiin, sssisi'
snt superintendent; M. Winning
tini uxomLiiv: James Armpriest,
nnrrnRnondins secretory ; Miss Oraoe
i'nrr- . trnftaurer'. M. Vannarder,
librarian. The Sunday Bchool will
mt next sunuav ai iu ouiou
All are invited to attend.
l.n.t Pridav nieht, at about 9
nnini.k. the ouiet home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Armpriest was invaded
bv a crowd of young people on
pleasure bent. ine nourn were
uleasantlv spent with vocal
and Instrumental music and various
games, the evening s enjoyment De
mo rnm nleted bv a candy pulling.
Thoo nreaent were MIbsos Thora
Smith. Grace Pearce. Phoebe Oaion
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and Sarah Law, Messrs. m. rearoe,
Grants Pass
T. Massie. Joseph MoKee and
MoKee. Jr., arrived Wednesday
from Portland to look after their
mining interests on Foots oreek
James Havs left Tuesday for
Do you want the Pest Wheel on the Market? If so
LBuy the
19011 ,
MP
Mitchell
How do these Prices Suit You?
Mitchell Special, with steel rim, Danlop
olincher tire, extension handlebar, Wheel
er saddle and Morrow brake $40 00
The same without brake 35 00
Mitchell, with single tube tires 27 50
1900 Model, Phoenix, (40 wheel) .'. . . .130 00
1900 " Mitchell, (140 wheel)...... 30 00
1900 " Golden Eagle (30 wheel) . . 22 50
Dunlop olincher tires $9 per pair, G. & J., 18.50
Solar Lamps, 2 50 and 2 .75
Sundries of all kinds Carried in Stock
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAYER CO.,D. T. L AWT ON, Mgr.
Seattle to accept a position as purs
er on a steamer on the sound,
owned by the Seattle Pish Company,
C. L. Reames was tendered a
birthday dinner. Wednesday, by
his estimable wife. A number of
nvited guests were present.
Messrs. Williams and Mattern,
of Ashland, were in town Tuesday
and made a trip to Water Gulcb to
look over mining property in that
district.
Mr. FiSeld's family arrived Mon
day from Central Point and have
taken up their residence in the
Merntt residence adjoining the
store building.
J. R. Mitchell, the mining man,
left with bis family for Denver,
Colorado, where they will locate
ermaoently. He will still retain
is mining interests here.
W. E. Mallory, Supreme Coun
selor of the order of Pendo, will
organize a lodge of that order here
next Wednesday. Jiigniy-Dve nave
already subscribed as oharter mem
bers.
Mrs. J. G. Agner arrived Mon
day from the north. Mr. Agner is
the gentleman wno recently pur
chased the Lucky Bart mill and
mine.They will reside at the mill
on Sardine oreek.
Prof. J. P. Wells, who has been
at Jacksonville for the past week,
returned home Wednesday. He has
been serving on the board of teach
ers' examiners. Misses Doiiiih Bell
and Gertrude Rionardson have had
charge of his school during his ab
sence.
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AwayS
Last week at Billie Isaacs' Smoke
House. Call and get one
BEST GRADES OF
FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC CIGARS
ALWAYS ON HAND
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'and the company would be well ok... Snow. K. Pearce, A; Cook,
patronized should thoy appear in jwig Caton, D. Pearce, Fred Arm
tho city again. I ho roceiptsoi ine
evening woro $78.
IBOdDdDsffo
We live by our blood, and on
tit. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we arc being re
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con
' tinual How of rich blood.
-' This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no'spring, when rest
'is hot rest and sleep is not
, sleep, we are starved ; our blood
'is "poor; there is little nutri
ment in it.
' Hack of the blood, is food,
, to keep Hie blood rich. When
. ir fails, take Scott's limulmon
' r.f Cod Liver Oil. It sots the
' whole body going again man
woman and cliJd.
If trnu le not liiid II, ' trtv Mlnpte,
i ttl aJrceaWJ laate ill nurrriiw yon.
8COTT BOWNU, Ollcinto
HOP, mul l.ool .".MjgM- ,
The Mining Lavn of OtoBon lot
sale at this offloe, Prlae 26 ooum.
priest and Walter Armpriest.
A Testimonial from Old England
I nnnalrilT nhftmlwrllllo S COUBD
Itcmody the beak In the world for bron
chitis," eays Mr. Wllllnm savory, or
Wnrplnuliin. Knff una.- "II flBB ssvoa
my wife's life, she havlnK been a martyr
to bronoullia lor over nix "V,uJi
mnai. nf Din tlmu oonUnocl to her bod.
She 1 now quite well." Sold by Chas.
KimiiKi uruuiflM.
Hrownsboro Items.
I1Y 11K1IKCCA.
It. H. UradBhaw, of Lake Creek,
whs in town Saturday.
Mies Sophia Ratrie.of Lake Creek,
is attending school oi urownBooro.
Miss Carrio Sackett reopened
echool hero Monday with a goodly
number of pupils present.
Thomas Hart, who spent tho win
ter on the Hanlov ranch in the val
ley. Is visitint relatives in this
vioinity.
Miss Donna Boll returned homo
from the normal at Ashland lest
week in order to take oharge of her
school near Woodville. She began
teaching on Monday, April 12th.
Wm. Chambers, of Big Butte, re
turned homo Tuesday, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Kva Batoman,
of Mud foul, who will spend some
tiaK: visiting with relatives in that
vioiuity.
If t-oub!od bv a wnek il!!itlon, lose
of npimt'.to, or constiimtlon, try a fw
dus of Ohainbiifluin' Stoiuiieli una
Mi-tr Tableui. Kwrv box warnvntcd.
l-'or sale by Oban. Blrang Onigglft.
You know til
tboutit. The
rush, tbe
worry, the
exhaustion.
You go about
' 1 1 h great
weight resting upon
vou. iou can t throw
off this reeling. You
are a slave to your work.
Sleep fails, and you are
on the verge of nervous
exhaustion.
What Is to be done?
Take
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sarjaPariiiD
For fifty years It has
been lifting up the dis
couraged, giving rest to
the overworked, and
bringing refreshing sleep
to the depressed.
No other Sarsaparilla
approaches it. . In age
and In cures, " Ayer's" is
"the leader of them all."
It was old before other
sarsaparillas were born.
II.H Mrla. All enrjtMa.
Aver's Pills aid the ac
tion of Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla. They cure bilious
ness. Iela,i i.
' 1 hate m4 Ayer'a men (nine) for
ranra thaa jteara aq,d buie a.'ln
from the enr ittrt th 't y mae
tho bimt ruadfoliiaa ) tno ivcthl. I
mil euro vour 8arxrili rwtrl my
llro when I Bret took lrl ynr ar.
I am now pa 10 uri.l ni berer
WllhdDt j-onr I1H illOlllM."
Pank Talll 1'. V.,
Jan. tti, WW. lumii, K.insai.
Witlmt!hnliottr.
If rnn hva uy .nmp!lt wl.ataver
aa4 ftfilKt lh Wit iuimiKiaj n.M'!e tow
fxcelr. YttuuHl rnralvti a rroillpt ro-
VMnot.viiiii. ..our. 'i.
r' .... t avii 1 ..II nr....
In im-T ll.i-' 7aiaa
NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS !
I have opened a new store at Eacle Point and stocked.it .
with a complete line of new goods, consisting of
Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings,
Toilet Articles, Nuts, Candies, Etc.
Also oarry a complete line of the Vitia Ore Company's World
Renowned Medic' nes
A portion of the public patronage is solicited
A. J. DALEY, Eagle Point, Or.
Resolutions of Respect.
At a regular meeting of Esther L.ol):
No. 56, D. of H., hold on the evening of
April 10, 1001, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Wherbas, The Supreme Ruler of
the Universe In hla infinite wisdom has
removed from our midst our beloved
brother. Dr. J. B. Walt, whose heart
woe large enough to comfort the afflicted
and sympathetic enough to (rive assist
ance to all,
Resolved, That In the death of onr
brother this lodge sustains the loss ot a
member whose' utmost efforts were
exerted for Its welfare and prosperity,
and that the faithful discharge of his
duties as medical examinor will ever
be held In grateful remembrance;
Rbsclved, That the deep sympathy
which words oannot express be ex
tended te his family in their great
sorrow; .
Resolvkd, That in respect to his
mnmor our charter bs draped In
mourning;
Resolvkd, That a oopr ot these reso
lutions be spread upon the records of
our lodge, a oopy bo serjt to the family
of our deceased brothor, ana a oopy to
each ot the Medford papers.
W. r. Dodge,
A. Hubhard,
ALMK KMl'VEL,
Committee.
Business Announcement.
Ue Festive Trout
Can now be caught if you can catch him but to
do this requires skill and good ...
Fishing Tackle
The kind we keep in stock. We are headquarters
for everything in. this line ; also for
THE STEARNS BALL BEARING LAWN MOWERS
Garden Toole and
Garden and Spray Hose
We catry the largest stock of hose ever brought to
Sontbern Oregon, of the very best grades . . ; ;y
I I B01DEK,
MEDFORD, OREGON
ENGINES
BOILERS
RUSSELL
High Grade
Machinery
1 wish to say to the pnhllo that after
April lath, 1 wtu De lociusa oyer rauu
ford bank fully prepared to do doo'al
irV In an tin-to-date ronnaer. Thauk-
iiiy the oublio for Its lllieral patronago
in t.hn nit and solloitltie a eenerour
share in the iuturo I reraidn yours for
i business, C. V. FMSTCHitli, L. u. s.
Notice. '
.. As I desire to uloae iny old books, I
would respectfully asa N lhoo In
debted to me to call ami eottlo at onco.
H. H. MWOUELI..
. Writ for Catalogue and Prices.
JAW
MILLS
THRESHERS
RUSSELL & CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON,
liXPEKIKNCR W TUB BKST THACHER.
TJbo Aclier'a Enslish Ucmedy la ay case of
coughs, oolds or oroup. Shoclfl It fall 10 glr
Immedlivto rollef monoy reunified. 2S cts. ami
tools. Sola by Chas. Strang, dragglm.
Good dry wood for Bale at $1.75 a
Her, delivered. Wallace Woods.
-AdvertUed Letter List.
Voilowlui l ft list ol latlcrarpiralnlneun
entire tor Tu Hit Medford poatotllco on April
17,
Barb, lira Delia ' Uulilor. Ph B
A ohargo o( one oenl will bo Miuflo upon rle
Uvanr ot oooh 6 tt 0 aborc leltr rs.
Perwt.'isoallliif lo'ranj of tha abova .ottorr
will tfltiisa am ,rAfrtld."
, O. WHKhruAH, rostmastor.
TI1I3 tlnoatnio ia on every not ot tS p'.rulnc
Laxative Brpino-Quinine v,
the roiiwdy thtit vurn eolU owe atay
All kinds of pipes at Kurtz'3.
New Milinery and Racket Store
Having remoTod my atoro to the tonstnaa
center of Eagle Point, 1 am now prepared
10 offer all kluda of Mltllncrj goodi a prleea
... tuavlt tho times. Ms ht are olthelit
' est i;tvei!. 1 aleo carry a compleM Una of
nollouj, including gloves, Hacina H4lery,
Supplies for Ladies
land Children
MRS. R. POTTER,
. .. - Eagle Point, Ore.
Tlielh'st I'roBcriptlon for Malaria,
Ohlllt tnd t.vortn aUtli ol uuova'a Tjbtm.
i,auBOKi.L romo. It .unimiily Iroi. and qui.
niie 1j 11 lantolota fvrw. No cum no puj.
Price SJc. .