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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1901)
mwmn m : PaMlshsd Every FrMky Nomine. - A. 5. BUTON. IknaruBD, Friday, December 6, 1901 I l BOHN TO HUSTie. H Is of few days; but quit a plenty, SUBSCRIPTION $i.0 PER YEAR tn the Poatoffloe at Medtord,:OrafOB M Seeond-Gless Hell Mailer. sTORKION ITEMS. TJm czar hs conferred the order of ' St. AJexnudrio-Nevaky lu brilliants on . mrmi Ito, the Japanese statesman. '5tosinr is tbe second highest lu the astox Knsslan decorations. Ma erdaemie of smallpox Is feared in . jVnfur. ' Sinoo .Aug. 10, says a die- . jssAcux there hare been 867 oases re- 4 pnrted and 145 deaths from the disease. . Jtnnj; flash, oases hare boon recently : , mqakeA. : XI statement that Queen Wilhel- sniha'a. aid-de-oainp. Major Ton Tote, - suffering from peritouitis, the result ' ejt. wound received in a dual fought ; -sjobUkthe consort. Prince Horny, is con- - VrmadL sars an Amsterdam disDatch. r'Utoasaortiou that Queou Wilhettnina's Sara birth is also confirmed. At tho ' . UsSeAtera iliA hinD-ranh nintttrea of the " onecn are tnmultuonsly cheered nightly, - wfcife those of -Princo Henry ore loudly ifs8dL. sensational divorce suit has just . Van decided, says a Loudon, dispatch to . tike How- York Herald, Sibyl Buruaby, sgnssb&c of. Lord Delamere, being Xyjuifad! a. dissolution of her marriage -latfcA-Jgexnou Buruaby on the grounds -' kas desertion and his living with - Saffr Sophie Scott, wife of Sir Samuel i.gHWi uu wsuguior 01 uuru wuujwi, -osroy of Ireland. .' tanl Bantl rlays For the King. ' Sonsa. aud, his baud played by royal Wromond recently at suidriugham be - 4etheur majesties King Edward and Jtstaeen Atexaudra and the royal family. :Xhe concert lasted two hours. At its etcce. Mr.. Sousai was presented to King .KTvard; who- received him very gra vjtsnsly. The king displayed keeu do Hfrha at the music. All arrangements Tdt made- lor the cohveuieuce of Mr. -Smsa's party. Dinner war served on tstasurdr tbe train going to Sandringham. nA sapper ou the train returuiug to Icadha. It is particularly noticeable 1atft9.su d Edward has chosen an Amer- apany as the second company of k to appear before his court sinoa teaBPS,Tifn to the throne. I Ullsakalaal Barred from Hotsls. ' tjaaeoi LUtnukalaui arrived at New Tuck, inooghito and was turned away it aft Term! of the leading hotels be- c tn clerks took her and her fonr i for part of a company of tEfetti troubadours, and sealed up Ms agisters. The queen was finally HrHJiiaed by a former subject, who is a si bellboy at the PLiz hotel. He kaasd rb clerk direct the party to the Bfcaai Bolaud, aud hurried ahead of the -asAoetaitd aniioaucod that the qneen ma eonuug. When the party arrived at the- Roland Seoretury Joshua- Bea Hi Nil the o.ork lor the two best rooms - --' nun rn.-ll.-A I.Ji..tl .ejjrWfarhiinself and friend. "TT are very strict in this hotel about wsasn we take in," said the clerk. Hsre you any baggag, ?" Sir.C' ex.oJijira.ed Rea, throwing down : Iff truuS and bag checks. 1 am tired ' A tkejio iuimlta. I am the queen's sec . swrr-. ; The queen is here." " ' -"Wnarfisue queeu o.?" -"She fsv Queen Liliuokalant." XkjAUJed, the. dork. He let-the aur"lyra nave room 310, and John, aud Joabui to room 307. 'jheixsaaj- in New York, however, was nsujrL,ajHL the; took their departure for "Wfcahiwcteux TTE rtRSTBORN. ti; is it that tfie firstborn child is so aste tbe healthiest of a family of chil ebenir Tbe reason seems to suggest it srK. As child follows child the mother Hast, ha. and less vitality ; often not ijiiWiHHauaii sou uuuc, lucrciore, arter-ciifltl: Expectant mothers who use Doctor jctoccca tfayorue rre-5CftJiH- Ad that it Xerys them in vigor ous health. They eat wSL sleep well and are: no, nervous. Ten-. why comes its -aribtent: is practically fsinless,, and the wntfoaK it made hap fif by the birth' of a aflilVp child. If you wcioKi be a healthy mother of healthy cdkjkhwn: use "Pavor- 3le Ifrescription." t wilt be very elad' to ry- few words lor Dr. bcre's Faroritp Prescrip. tfcaaj wxUei Mrs. P. 3. Honglaft. af Mftusonvltle, Inst Co.. Quebec " Dur tsj( 3kt first four months, -mboi f looked forward to BrxBiiuirft a mother, I suf fcreolwrrx much from nau acss. and vorailius;, aud I reAAtcfTibly sick I could fscirjceJr: eat or drink any tjarrc.- I hated all kinds a feodL At. this time I rote ta.Dr. Pierce, aud he told me to tret bis ' rprarue-Prescription ' and a bottle of ' Golden .Bfedicat Discovery.' I got a bottle of each, and ' -vocis-IJuid taken them a few days, I felt much tetter;-and'.when I had taken hardly three parts each. bottle J felt well and could eat as well as sty one), and could do my work without any tvxibjje (T could not do anything before). I feel trr. thankful to Dr. Pierce for his medicine, ana. I. tell all who tell me they are sick, to get b-aomedicines, or write to Dr. Pierce." Those who suffer from chronic dls isea-,are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, tty. letter, free. All correspondence I strflstly private. Address Dr. R. V. excei Buflalo. N. Y. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bil- ess and sick headache. NEWS OF TIIK WORLD. HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST FEW DAYS FROM ALL QUARTERS. President lloosevelt Spectator nt Foot ball (lauio-Colomlilun Instirg-ents Are leroaiteil Mrs. MoKliilcy Said to lis Wasting Away HaHroeil Aovlilant. It is estimated that at least 50,000 people were present at a demonstration iu Hyde park, London, to express stm imthy for Oouoral Bullor, the disored' itod British general. A colleotiou was taken up for a workiugmeu's memorial to Gouoral Buller. Terry MoQoveru, the feathor-weight uhniupion, was kuooked out iu tho seo nud round by Young Corbott at the Nutmeg Athletto club of Hartford, Oouu. A oolUsiou between two passenger traius ou the Wabash railway, near Seneca, Mich., caused a loss of nearly 70 lives. Some of the cars took fire aud uiauy of the bodies were burnod to ashes. Most of the victims ou tho west bouud train were Italiau immigrants. Fifteen foremen of the Edgar Thomp son Steel works in Braddock, Ha., were token into partnership with the Car negie company, wheu eaoh man received $10,000 iu stock. Heretofore it was only heads of departments who received bonuses like this. The Pennsylvania railroad is buying blocks of real estate iu the very heart of New York, having iu view the building of the greatest railway depot iu the world. Five millions will have been expended ou the depot sits before the immense c'.enl is completed. A million dollars is theestimato of the loss by a fire iu tho viciuity of Ninth street, at the Eist river. Now York. Thousands of gallons of oil from the Standard Oil company's depot were drained into the river to prereut a groat explosion aul resulting coufltgratiou. Seymour .Bell, the commercial agent of Great Britain in the United States, addressiug the Loudon chamber of com merce and bnsiuess niou ou the subject of American trade competition, said that all America wanted from abroad was daily becoming smaller, but that Great Britaiu was beiug out out of even this small portion of the market by France and Germany. This was tho result of Great Britain's backwardness in nsing labor-saving and automatio machinery. Mr. Bell declared that the workiug classes of Great Britaiu must be edu cated up to them and be convinced that their use was essential before Great Britain could compote with America. Michael Stoska wanted to sail on the Holland line steamship Rhyndam for hit home in Rotterdam, says a New Yorkdispatoh., He started for the com pany U pier in Hobokenou the ferryboat Hamburg, but when in midstream he beheld with dismay the big ship sailing swiftly down the river. Stoska dived into the icy water and swam after the fast-disappearing steamship in an effort to overtake her. He found, however, that it was impossible for him to reach the steamer, an I, accepting the aid of a life-preserver, was hauled back on deok. In Hoboken they took him to St. Mary's hospital, where the physicians said the plunge might oost the man bis life. i'i have made that boat, he said, "If it hadn't beeu so cold." President Roosevelt and several mem bers of his' cabinet saw West Point de feat Annapolis iu a game of football by a score of 11 1- 5, at Philadelphia. -The greatest crowd that ever entered the gates of Franklin fijld was present. On the appearauco of the'president he was received with a tremendous out burst of applause. Tbe contest had been in progress less than ten minutes when the president left his private box and took his position on the side-line bench. When Casud brokevlnrougb the navy.Iine,and ran 65 yards the presi dent jumped to his feet excitedly and advauced toward the gridiron, but re turned to his seat a moment later when the ball was put in play again. Whan Daly of the army team made his great run of 105 yards for a tonoh lown tbe president jumped to his feet with an expression of surprise ou his face, aud, like many others, could scarcely realize what, a remarkable piece of football mechanism Daly really is. Colon bas been surrendered by the insurgents to General Albiu, com mander of the Colombian government troops aud governor of tbe department of Panama. It was deoided that Colon should first be delivered over to the commanders of the foreign warships, the United States authorises acting as the chiof intermediary. Captain Perry of the battleship Iowa, as ranking United States officer, took a prominent part in the ceremony of surrender. With free transit across the isthmus assured, the Uuited Stutes bluejackets were withdrawn. The frieuds of Mrs. McKinley are gravely concerned for her. She is be lieved to be wasting away, and her mental attitude is that she is only wait ing the summons to join her husband. She Bits in her home at Canton aud spends muoh time weeping. Mrs. Mc Kinley is coubcaucly attended by her sister, Mrs. M. C. Barber, who hag given up tier usual home duties aud devotes all her time and energy to making life as pleasant as possible for Mrs. Mc Kinley. . For the third time, says a Chicago dispatch, Mrs. Josso Sayre hag pre sented her bnsband with twins ou his birthday. The first pair came n year after their marriage. The neooud caino two yeurs later, but died. Now for tho third time ou tho-nuuiversury of tho father's bir.aJuy, u tliir.l set came. Both father a id mother come of fami lies given to that sort of thing. There ore two sots of twins on Mrs. Sayre's side aud one set among the husband's brothers. That their owu should hap pen fcrthree times ou the father's natal day is cohsidored quite remarkable. ' A BAR TO PROGRESS; Teadeicy la Army to Cling to 0b Mloto and Uielets Traditions. Irtmta Gathmaaa, tke lvtor, Telia riui Itorr to IlluatraU m tolat4 OellielMa on Awmr. Ueaaorvatiaaa. Louis Gathruann, the Chicago Inven tor, has a fund of funny stories, mostof them dating bnek to the days when h lived In Oertnuny. He, tells one story In particular to Illustrate why It Is that army ordnance officers inrariably die courage new Ideas in gunnery liieteutl of welcoming inventions, as persons in charge of any private enterprise would naturally do. "When I went to Holland aa a boy," said the shrewd old Inventor, "1 had an experience with ordinary army methods I have never forgotten. It seems thsre was a guard posted at a certain corner for some twenty-odd years. The sentry was relieved every tour hours or so without the slightest question during all that time. "Finally some one began to question why a guard waa posted at that par ticular corner at all. A laborious search was instituted among the old army records, aud finally, to the amuse ment of everybody, the reason for that sentry was at last discovered. It seems that a fence was painted on that cor ner, and to keep the people from soiling their clothes some well-disposed othoer stationed a soldier with a gun there. The paint dried on the fence and tht fence fell down, and the corner was built up with another building, but the sentry still paced his beat there for DO years or more. "In this way some of our army tradi tions have been kept up, and officers who are both brave and Intelligent have gone on doing certain things in a cer tain way because a method was initi ated in the department long years Ago for a particular contingency which has sines entirely disappeared." LAMB BREAKS UP A SCHOOL. AsUaaal Huh RoManbllaa; Starr's its. seats) Borta) of Toaehor to Pat Klsm Oat, I'vaettlasj Itove. In 30 seconds a snow-white lamb, belonging to a flock that vu being driven past the new schoolhouse on the Short Tract road the other day at Nundu, X. Y., routed the entire school, frightened Misa Alice Kay, the teach er, into hysterics, and forced the true tees to hold a special session to ap propriate money to repair tbe damage the lamb had don. "It's the sweetest little lamb, just the kind that followed Mary to school," Mise Ray said to her dudIIs as. the iamb dashed Jnto the room. The pupils thought so, too, until Miss Ray began to pet the lamb and show it toward tbe door. Then the little animal began raeinr around the schoolroom. It collided with toe store and knocked a leg; from under it and it feU in a heap. The eoela scattered all over the floor, starting a fire. Misa Ray and the pupils broke for the door and escaped, followed by a blinding smoke. Ttiey carried snow and water and put out the Are. ' The lamb was eitricated by John Bennett, who was driving the flock. Mlvs Ray went home suffering from nervous prostration and school broke up for the dsy. - HIW SIX-IHCH GOW. " DeHSti at tke Ww Departsaaal Teat . ass Mart Will Ba to . eare a Betsae Weapea. . It has been decided that a new six inch rapioVflre gun la to be construct ed at the war department in an effort to secure a better gun of that type than has been purchased abroad by the navy department. The gun ia to be built at the Bethlehem steel works and must give a- muss! velocity of 3,000-foot seconda and be capable of being fired at the rate of nt least 8,000 pounds per minute at 3,300-fnst seconds velocity. Tbe distinctive feat ures of this gun will be the breech mechanism, patented by the Bethle hem company. The navy department recently purchased Mie right to .use the breech mechanism of the Vlckers people in England, tbe sum paid be ing 12.V1.000. The I'ethlehera mechanism Is aup posed to be an Improvement on the V'ekers. Some recent tests msde with the Vickors deviee. It Is said, resulted in n gun being tired as many as ten shots per minute. The guarantee In the case of the Bf-thlehem mechanism is eight rounda in the snme pericd. nnd there is a hope, of course, that the Vlckers achievement will lie surpassed. SUBSTITUTE FOR BENZINE. Germanr Oarers Prcmlam of Two Hundred and Virtr Dollars for Seen asi Artlele. Consul Hughes, at Coburg, Germany, reports to the state department that for years a substitute for benzine has been in demand. The objectionable points about benzine are its high in flammability and volatility, the danger of poisoning the atmosphere, etc. This was one of the chief topics of discus sion at Hsnover, snd this fall the sub ject came up once more nt the meet ing at Cassel. when a premium of about $li50 was offered for an pffecttinj sub stitute for benzine, or for menns of rendering it leys dangerous. Here Is a good chance fur Ai;:n-ican irenius. This signature Is on every bo of tha c?rulni Laxative BromoQuinino tiou tho remedy that cures a cold In ae da; f - IN THE PHILIPPINES. Tho Unitod Status transport Wright, nays a Manila iltsputoh, struck on uu uuolmrtcd rook nt tho outmiico to San Juuiuto, and sunk in IS foot of water. Slio wilt probably turn out to bo a total loss. She huil a rofrigomtor plant and refrigerated stororoom, whloli miulo hor of groat vitluo lu tho Island. The Insui'xonts nttnoknilaooinuilssary wagon between Mngdulon and Oujay. jusu, says a MuuiU dlspatoli, sotiously wounding a sergeant and a private of the Klglith regimout, ami capturing Privutos Dunn ami Frouiilug, two horse, 'throo rtllos and a JO rounds of ammunition. - Tho insurgents nroaotlvo lu n.ttaugas province. Hjuontly thoy killed a mer chant in tho town of Bataugas, terror laud the puoplu living sn tho outskirts of tliu towu, nud usoapod nftur.u running Unlit with a small dutauluuuut of Clio Klglith infantry. Genoral Charfoe soiuls the following dispatch, dated Manila: 'Ltuututmuca Feelor aud Wothurill, Kightwuiih In fun try, badly woutulud iu a pitfall near Oariuonn, Boliul. Fuulor Is wounded iu tho root; Wothurill iu tho thigh Operation uuoessury to ox tract stiuks,1 CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of fUi Coast lumbermen will comblnu u curry tho trade iuto tho en.irorn itmrkut. A tuau unmod Frank Wl'son, itb.nil 10 years of ago, was captured wlilli committing a burglary Iu Iha juwulr) ttore of A. Lubeok ut 4 Sixth si rem, San FrouoUco. Upon Wilson's person, wliou taken to tho Southern police sta tion, wore found 13 watches. After being offered by two uuwsboyi tn oveuiug paper which stated that liii oooks wcro under examination by ex pert accountant Stuarj D. Vouug, ru iiriuK cfty treasurer of Louisville, waul to the rear of a warehouse nud com mitted suioido by shooting hlmsolf "be hind tho right oar. Tliu sliortugo lu Yonug's books is said, to be largo. A syudicatu of Donvor, Salt Liko nud Los Angeles capitalists, headed by O. P. Posey, 0. K. MeOormick aud William Bayly, olosed a deal for the purchase of the Uold Koads mlue from Joseph Bark hardt .aud Byron Grickbrooher of Lis Angeles. The price paid is 500,000. The property comprises a group of six claims lying 25 miles uorlh of King man, Aria., and about nine miles from the Colorado river. ...... Stops the Cough and Works off the Gold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets ears s cold In one dsy. No Core, No Pay. Price 36 cents. WASHINGTON NOTfiS- Governor Jenklus of Oklahoma ha been removed by the preaideut because of bis improper connection with a oou tract between the territory and tbe Ok lahoma Sanitarium company. Tboumr Ferguson of Watouga, O. T., succeeds Jenkins. Tbe state department hag issued a warrant for the surrender to the Russian authorities of Simeon Ivauowgrin, wbc is charged with the embeszlameiit ol 46,000 roubles at K.utov, Russia, and is now under arrest at Sao Francisco. Special Commissioner Charles A. Con ant, who was sent to tbe Philippines to Investigate the carreuoy question, reo ommeuds in bis report that there should je a distinctively Philippine coin of all vrfe,whicb shall be legal tender for SO cents In gold, to be called the peso, and to contain 35 grammes of silver. The coiu Is to be issued in such quantities as trade -requires and' sustained at a parity with gold by limitation of the amount coined, Tbe Mexican Silver dollar and other coins shall cease to bo legal tender after a certain date. A Good Hearted Man, or in other words, men with good sound hearts, are not very numerous. The increasing number of sudden deaths from heart disease daily chron icled by the press, is proof of the alarm ing preva lence of this dangerous complaint, and as no one can foretell .just when a fatal collapse . Kreamer. will occur,, the danger of neg lecting treatment is certainly a very risky matter. If you are short of breath, have pain in left side, smothering spells, pal pitation, unable to lie on side, especially the left, you should begin talcing MUeV Heart Cure. J. A. Kreamer of Arkansas City, Kami., says: "My heart was so had it was Im possible for me to lie down, and I could neither sleep nor rest. My decline was rapid, and 1 realized I must get help soon. 1 was advised to try Dr. Miles'. Heart Cure, which I did, and candidly believe It saved my life." Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold br all druggists on guarantee. Dr. Miles Medloal Co., Elkhart, Ind. BXPBDITION TO LABRADOR. . i eleallsls Arraaalaa (or StaSr af oatraakri Oeoloar, llotaar, eolagrr, Mlaerelugir, ate. A geological and geographical expe dition to Labrador, Iceland ami (Ireen Innd Is being planned ut Huston fur the coming summer. l.aUuinmr llvo Harvard men went It) Irftbrador, with Dr. It. A, Duly, of the university mu seum, tlepurlmsMil of geology ami geog raphy, This year's expedition, which Is also under Dr. Duly, promisee lu bu much larger a nil more elaborate. , us planned, at present, the expedition will liuve a large steamer mid uke UO men, If thill number uuu ba found who wish to gu. In this party It Is hoped to have students of geography, geology, botany, soology, inliiemltigy snd all- brunches of natural history. The expedition la not limited to Ameri cans, but men of nil nationalities are asked to go, A doctor will attend tliu men, . , , , Kxplannlory lectures will ba given on the regions visited from time to time by the leader of the expedition. Labrador will be Investigated again. The expedition will shirt June it and return on September Si). Labrador will not be the limit ofi the expedition. Tho men will go north to examine the Invu fields, geysers unit fjords of Iceland nnd the glnoiers of West Greenland. A hunting pnrly Is lo be landed on the weal const of flreen land and In ljibiinlnr for n short tlmew EACH LAMP A SMALL SUIT. Nleela Tesla Ike Kleelrlotaa, ler raels Ills HemnrkaliU Uarllstkl Illumination," Nicola Tesla has nt Inst perfected his new system of elcotrlo lighting' daylight Illumination, It may be culled and he hoeM to bavu It Minn Intro duced Into general use. Undnr a full head of electricity the lamp ha the color of lee In the sun, There tire neither wires nor carbon filaments to break or burn out. The lamp may bs drscrihrd as a nest of glass tubes, bent In rectangu lar form. Kach lamp has about Ki fee.t of the white naming tubes. Into 'this square coil of hollow glass of the diameter of one's linger elrctrlclly Is sent quivering from 'renin's oscillator. Tesla's oscillator, which he believes is the key for solving the most linxir tant electrical problems of the day, causes eleatrleul vibrations nf Incon ceivable speed. These vibrations turn the atoms of the gases In the tubes Into, as It were, little comets, which shoot through the Inclosed space with tremendous rapidity, leaving trains of light behind. This sudden starting and stopping of the current produces continuous light, neither of tbe Incan descent nor of ths are. light oharaetrr, but purely solar. ' In other words, each lamp Is a little sun. Batter for ths Blood than ta.raa.pa.rlUa r,r Tbose Living In the Mslsrts Districts (inve's Tasteless Chill Toole. Bkrlaksge la nrltlsh llMurUlM. The stupendous fall la British govern ment, railroad and industrial seou itiee since tbe Booth African war began la almost without precedent. Iu two years, according to Tbe Baukers' Magn slue, the net dscreaaa iu the value of the 3JB selected listed securities amounts to tho enormous total of U:i,lti,o00. Consols, which the day before the Boei ultimatum we quoted at I03(, are uow 81 13-10,' whereas In the um period several foreign government stocks and ' American railroads rose lu valne about 17.000,000. Tbe decrease In U British aud Indian guvuroinoul funds amonuted lo 76,8UD,0O0. Tht common stock of 10 British railroads lost tn valne in the war period 00,000,. 000, while the decline In railroad do bentures and preferences brings tht ti.tal loss to over 100,000,000, . The Best Plow on t Earth, The Case We carry a nomp'ote sto 'k of the celebm'od J I Onso plows and (spooiiilly cull your attention to the Black Land aorloa . WE DEFY COMPETITION In sticky Unit,. Case all steel hnrrowfT W have "a ' full " line ol yehiclea and machinery to select from. Cull and inspect , Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Go. D, T. LAWTON, Manager Med ford Branch MRS. mi, ROBERTS Snys to All Nick Women t " Olvo Mi, l'lnk hum a C'Iiiuico, 1 Know Mho C'nn Ilolii l'ou iw Who Did Mo." "Diait Mits, 1'iNitii.iM I Tho world prnlncs greul ruformorst tholr names mid fames nru In tliu cars of everybody, mid tho public lirvsN helps nprund tlin Eoinl tlilliii. Among thuin nil I.ycllts , l'lultliniu'H imiim goes to posterity Mil. II. r. IIOIIF.HTH, County President nf W. C. T. U., Kansas City, Mo. with a softly breathed blessing from tlm lips of tmniMiuda iihiii thousand of women who liltvo been matured to their families when llfo hung by a thread, nud by tlioitaiiints uf others wIiom) weary, aching limbs you hava quickened ami whoso pnlim you hava taken away. " 1 know whereof I speak, for 1 havo received much valuable) bemlH trvself through tlin use nf l.yillu II, JPlnk Iiiiiii'h Vogotulilo CompoiiiKl, and for years 1 lmvu known doxensof wo men who have suffered with displace ment, ovarian troubles, ulcerations and Inflammation who are strong and well to-day, simply through the use of your Compound. Miia, II. V. KoiiKirrs, HOI Mctii.e St., Kansas City, Mo. 15000 fcttll II stow (Mfmui'a sol "'". Ihiu't hesitate towritu to Mrs, l'lnk ham. Nbo "will understand your case Iwrfcclly, . ami will treat you with ilnduess. Her advice Is free, and ths address Is Lynn, Maud. , SUMMONS. In the t'lreuli t iiiirt iiisn.l fur Jsi'k.nn (.'utility, tiistcut tir'S"ii. Msiy H. Jeimltul" I'Isllllirf. v. iHiill lor invoice, Kdwaril II. JcmilttK". f liehoi.Unl. J To Kdwsnt II, Jeimllix. tho sIhivo nntnrd ile (eiuUiil : IN TIIK NASIK OK THK HTATK O OIlKliON. ymi sre Itrrl.jr rniulreil tu aphrsr Ht( naMt'r lite romplstnl fllt'it ssllit ymi In llie slMive elllltlj.1 csliae on or Iwforv tlio sih tlsy of ircpiiil.r, A. I. Iwu, the U.t.lsrc.l ths llmo prenerllH-.! In-llie order for llio lailillrsllnn nf ill Is summons, to-v. It i On or ttefosi ttte ex air. alliMMif six wees from the ilsy of the nrsl lll,llisllim. the Urmt tMlbllt-allnn thereof ImiIiis on Hid Ut itsy et Nuveinber. 1WII. suit yuU era horeliy nollnct! Ihsl It yotl fall to answer, fur wsnl tueretif. the plaintiff will apply to the rourt for the relief ilomaniled In thocotutilsliil. to.wlt: Kur the dlM,lmlun of Ihe In, nils ui matrimony existing iMIween plslnllfl ami tie. fenitsnt suit that ssld rasrrlase now esistlttg be tirlit for nausht: Ihsl plslntlff have Judg ment for her rusts ami illsuiiriMmenls soil fur such other relief a uisy be Jusl and viiullable In Ihe premises. This poblli-silonls tasite hyonler of linn. II. K. lUnnn, Juilge of lite (;trriilt Court fur tits stale of Oregon for ths ('aunty of Jackson, which said order was duly msite snd entered uimju the Stat dsy ol October, IVUI. Wll.l.US . VsWTSR, Aiturnvy tor I'lslntiff. County Treasurer's Ssjih Notice. Orncs orcimirrv Thsasusss I or Jackson County, ohsoos. r Jaoskisvm.i.s, Oregon, Nov. D. Itni. Nolles Is hereby gives tbsl there are funU la the county treasury for ihe redemption of sit outslsndlnr eoualy wsrrssls prolesled from Kept. I, xM, to Mepl. 30, law, both dates Inclusive. Interest os the same will cease after the shove date, Max Mui.i.sh, County Treasurer. . An Immense, scaffolding used in tlin construction of tbe Southern Californiii Ios company's plant at Buu lloruar. dlno, suddenly gsvs wsy, injuring Id workineu, least four . of whom will die. It Is supposed that the frequent passing of trains aloug the Santa Kj tracks olose by tbe structure caused It to become weakened. Mi m m m THE MORTAR DRUG STOfE . H. HASKIMS, Prop , Has anvthino in ths tlttt or Drugs, Fsteni Mcdlclnea, Books, Button . PAINT5 snd OILS Cigars, Tobacco. Tollot Artlolm, Kit Prescriptions Carefully Componnded 7th St,, Medford, Oregon
