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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1902)
iilili mil MEDFORD FIRNITURE CO.. m Housef urnlshetW and Undertakers J. W; BUTLER, Undertaker and Embalmer OUR COUNTY . ! Correspondents 1 GoinmuiiloatioriH f .u '..r eey mil correspondent roc V reach -hit ollice not liitur than W.J-esd V noon to nitmro publioutii ". JCkHOIiVllll NttWK. C L. ItenmcB made Gold 11,11 a brief virtlt Moi'day. MiHB 11uh Niokull was a Medford viHitor Katurdiiy. Merle IVler will ho employed Hi the Ih)i furtn during vacation. Will Coppul, (if Uuioutown, w.i In JiiokHonvil'e Mundiiy night. Mr. and Mm. 0. K. Howlund have gone lo UriintH I'lims lo r oi'i-lo" Mr. mid Mm. 11. K. llokon, ol Aihlimd, were in J.ickuonvl.lo ! r! -day. lion. Win. M. Colvig him rHirii"il from u trip through Hie VilIaiin;lli valley. Jos. Hammon-ly', " ptni'.ii:i('tr in Colli Hill, wuh ill loo county nviii Tuesday. 0. lliudii imd family, ' of Gold Hill, visitcil fiiiimU bore on Friday of limt week. , Merveua Kmiiiey is at Anhland DiMindiiig tin) week with (iortrudi whipp. MiHB Klla Young Ih Hpending tin weuk at the Maury farm, In 1'o.ih liah precinct. Mrs. J. C. Whipp und family, i AHhlan.l, viuitud friunde and rela liviiB huro IiihI week. Mrs. Mollride, of rortland, spent Monday night in Jacksonville, the guuMt of Mm. 11. IIoIuib. The following now suit has ! n Med in tho circuit court: C. M. KoutB vh. Z. A. Moody ; action u recover money. MoKdaniuH It. V. and Thou. Ileal), of Central I'oinl, were in Jackson ville on Dot-oration day. Mies Ai(nuH Love is ppondine a month with MiHB Hanloy, prior lo her deuarlure for Portland. ,W. W. Cardwell, formerly of ijacksonvillo, but now a resideul of wHoiteburg, Iihb g )ne lo .-some. ' ; Mm. N. Fisher and daughter, jertrnde, of San Francisco, are the ') iMumiii nt Mr T. J. Kennov. Mrs. M. Uerry, of Ashland, hae been lojking after her properly interest here for the past week. Mrs. Clara Birdsoy, of Foj b creek, spent several days list week with her daughter, MrB. Wm. M. Colvig. Children' day will be appropri ateiy observed t the Presbyterian Chuich in this city ou Sunday jven- ing, June 8th. Mrs, A. I,. Kitchen and daughter, Fay, of Ashlaud, attended the com menuemeut exercises here on last Thursday eveuiiiK. (ieo. Birdsey, who has been a student at- ihe public echo.il during tbe past ye ir, haa returned lo his home on PootB oreek. j. Lowe, who has been in north ern California for Borne time, oame up from Pokejiaina Monday and is ' visiting friends in Jacksonville. The Applogalo and Walkina baae ball clubs played a game of ball at Ruoh Sunday, tho former' being victorious by a score of 10 to 11. Tho family ot W. H. Miller, fore man at Cook A- Rowland's mine at Jump-off Joe. who havo boon living here the past winter, will remove to Grants Pass. Herbert Hanna, who has boon attending St. Mary's oollego,' at Oakland, Calif,' returned homo Thursday evening to spend vaoation with his parents, Jud,0 and Mrc 11. K. Hanna. MrB. Mary E. Bojth died at the family residence in this oity on Monday afierm o.i, aged sixty-four years, and was buried the following day, R v. S. H. Jones oonduotinu cervices at the grave. Mrn. Both, who wus a native of Ohio, was a DOCTORS say "Consumption can bo cured." Nature aione won loon, imeeua belp. Doctors say "Scott's Emulsion Is tho best help." But you must continue Its use even In hot weather. If you hnve not tried It, Mild for free JMtnple. HCOTT & BOWN8, CheinliiH, 409-41; Marl Klrcet, New York, 50c. nnd $1,001 nit dnigKirtt. pioneer of till' Billion and a lady of many 04 im iblo rpialiiics. A family of th'oo grown children hik- ivmb hor. I Jacksonville will c-lobrato the Fourth of July in a bonomiun man nor. K DwKnboiin, G. B. Noubor and T.J. Williamson have been ap (Kjintod a gcmrul ooirnuittoo on arrangiiin'ntM by the Jacksonville l'iro Company. Mrs. M. K. CuniiiiiBhara (no Minnie Kohb). of Californiii, arrived in JuckHiiiiville Friday with bor three ohildrnii, and left that after noon for Central Point, whore he will make an extended uliiy wild hor mother, Mra. K. Rush. Ui'noration day wuh fittingly oh 8rvcd in JiickWivillo. l'liigs hung ul half iiiuBinnd the buHinoHit ho.iHtis i"oro oloBtid during the ufloriiooii. All day long m 'pie wended their way lo tlin cniiiHtory. Country pooplo from far und imur oi.uiij with wagon lo id 1 of flowers l) deck the inotiiidK that cohered the riiiiinins of loved onftH. Never did the ci'ino ury look more bi-aiuifii'. In l ho afternoon appropriat'1 ex-rei'iM were held ul Ui'j c on -to -y ii'i lr thu aoHpi'M-" of the Nniv I) inglitiT-i, Win M Colvig dniivviiiiK the iiieiiiiriil Hilllr., ufior which the Kr.ivi- ul' tli') piooiieri) wj deu iriilel. The (7. S. hail was crowded Net Thurnday evetiiui! by frienils of th'i public Hiilioi.l tu wilnest th'J com ni'MicuMiertl exorciaeH Tbe Btago wuh bountifully drapt-d.in pink and (old, Ihe ul" color. Tho grndu ali'B, Midrbi Flora Blanche Ttiomp Bin nt.d Lelia Louise Prim, au iuilted thmiiH'dveH Mploi'i) dly. Ue-riij.-rt lint preKeiitalion of diplomas to the two gradtMto, diploin in were alHo given to tht pupils of the eighth grudc proinolod to ihe bin hcIiooI .lf; i'1-iieiil, the nienibnrs of which :- urn ,fona Uiiioh, Ciiorgi lin.lney, Meihi i'nlr and Kdward Ita'iegaii. Much nruiMi in celt only dun Piof Wifliburo an principal of tho school for his efhMHiil and painslnkiiig efi'-irts a evincod by iiU pupils ul the cjoiint'iicc-mint t xorciiuB. The program aB rendered for the (C innion was an follows: rii'irii". "Tberv KmIU thu KaIh" Im..rllim v. B. II. J.in.- otmiuii, 'A Hirugitlv T"rtli II ikIht !.(. Klir IIImiii-Ih) riiotiili Vlollli ft.lo Mry iH'llnr Ormlnn, "Know TliViolf," IjIU I.. I'rOn I lorll --tllt klMllllt-kV lllltllC".. A ' il ill i I AmmU.. Miuili' K. I'rlnl, (! nl Idrtl Vi,!i N.ilo Ilelrn Jl. l.olYlg I'ri-M-iilHttiill ol 01ilolnitB A-I'lri" lo CIum Oimrli-l.. x ., Mlr I'rlcKl, I'olvlK. WV11.ll and kniline . Central I'oinl Items. Mrs. A. C. Chittenden is quite ill I her home near town. ' Mrs. B. Vincent, of Sams Valley, wuh trading here ono day last week. W W Kililinirton. of Saras Val ley, was in aflor supplies a few days ago. Miss B -.lie Pankey js '.at; Kick Point visiting h r cousin, Mrs. Wm Downing. Frank Morine.oi e of Table Hoc. 'j prominent oilizHus, was trading here Saturday. Mr. Kldor, of Lake Creek, was in our city Monday trading with our uieruhanlB. J. R Cook, of Kagle Point, at tenced Djcoration Day exercides here Friday. Miss Jennie Gaine.4 attended the Douoralion D ty exeroisea at Mid ford Friday. Mr unrl Mm. John Cl:irk made friends al Jacksonville a visit tho first of the week. Qiib Morris, who iB doing rook work on the Fish Lake ditch, euunl Sunday at home. Mm V. H. Shermiin and children. of Ashl.ind, are spending the week with relatives here. Mrs. M. Cunningham and child ren, of San Pranoisoo. are paying relatives here a visit. MrB. N P. Thonpson, who hiiB been visiting relatives in Sams Val ley, arrived homo Saturday. Mrs. S. A. Wilson left for Seattle t te II rat of the week to visit her d uighter, Mrs. I. J. Maneon. MtftH Murv .Tacohs. who hns been visiting relativoB at Waldo f jr sev- 01 l wetki, roturned homo lueaday. Elder E. Badger, of Ashland, preached Intro lust Sunday and bap lized Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Thompson. Mrs. G. W. R iwlaiid and daugh ter, RoB' , l"fi for Senile Monday whore they go to make their future homo. Miss Norah Sydow, who has been teaching at Grants Pass the past school year, arrived home on Tues day train. I a Love, of Meadows, whb in after supplies Monday, Ho rep rts that tbe people 01' his neighborhood Don't be Backward But when in Modford make it 'a point lo go and visit the COSS PIANO HOUSE at the new store in the Thomas- White blook, West Medford. There you will find on display a fine line of Pianos, Organs, ihe wonderful piano player, ihe Pian ola, tho only genuine player made. Phonographs, Gramo phones nnd other buihII instru ments in fact anything in the niortio line can be had heto b'reo musical outertainnieiilH given every Wednesday evening. Call at tho Mudford Drug Store and link for a ticket they are free for the asking. U'O the side en Iranco on oiilurluinineiit nights. First cIiihh tuners in connection with Hie house. Send all orders for tuning sod repairing to the house (In-net, and it will receive prompt iiUetitirin Store Phone M'lin l-'t i K- aidcnco 1'noue M tin 181 willcoleb.'itloon Indnpeiidenc! l)iy. They ill havo 11 barbi cmm, baakul dinner mid a dai'ce ul nilit. Mr. anlMr-". I,. If. Loziei and Miss Viola Phioa-er. of Medford, al U'lided Ihe Prohibition hiclure hup) Friday cvjniiig. Mr. and M a. J. W. Cla'k. who are spending the summer in S tint Valley, opont a coupla of days, at h jme this week. HI lor W. L Sietils, of tho Cliurch of G'hI, is holding protracted inooliog here this wrek a .d much interest is being Uke.11. Riv. K II Lxkliait left Tues day fo It 1 e uru in Htteod the Mm iato'inl iU'iuling. H i will speak on Hie "iibj.'ct of education. S'. K. Perkins, who has been vis iting relutives in BiKer Count fo Bovetal weeks, returned houiR 1 ul Wrtek. 1 1 j report having, hid u vary ploaynnt time. Itlnira kfld llhrnmntlnm. SufTirers fruin rlii-luiuillnii who be lieve Unit tliey will lie ruretl of their lichen through wenrliiit a eertnln kind of nieliil rlnK wnulil lie siirprlKed per h:iiii lo hear Hint they arc keeping ullve 1111 old s',ipirlltliin Unit owed Its origin to one of the ceremonies per formed on tli, oil r'rldn.v. The ceremo ny whb --: !!-! the tilcHHlui: of the cramp rliiKS unit wim etirrled out by tbe klug .iluiKi'ir, who went Into hla private ehnpel. uceoiiipnnled only by his great iilmoiier. crawled on his knees to the n;c!tlx und there blessed n silver bowl '1.1: rf cold und hllver rliiKS- These "'ii-s v.'i so Hrtenvnrd distributed to ,ii--ile wlm were nflllilod with rheu 11:1: 'mm el' -1 1 I 1 y . The Idea Is sup posed In have odvlmited III n certain, ri UK ko by 11 pilgrim to Kdward the ConfcuHor. which wus l:ept In West mltistcr ubbey nnd osed as a cure for such Ills. Loudon Chronicle. Th llatraprlnir. The Uuli'Kprlr.K of a wutch Is a strip if 1 lie finest Btcel nhotit 11' Inches long and .01 Inch wide nnd .0027 Ineb thick. !t Is culled up In Riilrul form and finely leiupered. The process of tempering .licse spi'lnpi whs Ioiik held as a secret I iv tho few furtn nine ones possessing !l. nnd even now It Is uot generally known. Their mniiufncture requires ,'roul skill. nnd rare. The Btrlp la .Muircil to t lie .020 of an Inch, but no meusm lng Instrument hns yet been de vised capable of line enough ganging o determine beforehand by the sire of 'he strip what the strength of the fin ished spring will be. A twenty-thou--ul ml Hi pint of mi Inch difference In the ihlckiicss of the strip makes a differ ence In the running of a watch of about nix minutes per hour. Gray Hair " I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for over thirty years. It has kept my scalp free from dandruff and has prevented my hair from turn ing gray." Mrs. F. A. Soule, Billings, Mont. There Is this peculiar thing about Ayer's Hair Vigor it Is a hair food, not a dye. Your hair does not suddenly turn black, look dead and lifeless. But gradually the old color comes back, all the rich, dark color it used to have. The hair stops falling, too. ". tl.N a bold. All dntobtt. If your (IrtiKKist cannot supply yon, send ns ono dollar and we will oxproas you a bottle. He sure and glvo the name ol your nonreat express omce. Address, J. O. AYjUl CO., Lowell, Haas. CHINESE TYPESETTING. TI10 Olrstfnl CwiBpoMltor flaa to Maaler 11.000 Characters. Typesetting for a Chinese paper Is a vastly different mutter from typeset ting for a Journal In another lungiinge, for there me J 1,000 characters In use. When onu reciills the stuteineiit of Chinese sinologues t hat the sayings of Confucius reipilre 7,000 t'haructers, this seems lo lie u inwi' riile estimate. The Chinese language is derived from 214 rout words, which expnnd Into the 4,000 or 5,000 words of dully use and tbe thirty odd thousand of tho dictionary. It requires 11,000 spaces to hold a font of Chinese type. The large cases, or fulso intuitions, arc ranged about tho room und divided Into spaces for each individual type, each a word com plete In Itself. A Chinese printer. It Is estimated, can arrange 4,000 charac ters a day. Tho work has been careful ly systematized, nnd tbe characters ure arranged according to their formation. A simple character designates Its group, and tho elaboration of form Is the elate oration of lis meniiiug. us our terml uutlves nnd prellxes elaborate the root. A division Is devoted to the simple character that stands for "wood" and all of lis umplincatloiiH. In this space or colmnii are to be fnund "l o.v," "bed," "(linin tree" and so on through u long lliil of objects pertaining to or made of wend. , Should an uuusuul word be needed, tyj;e is cut ur.d dellcaiely patch ed to lunlie tho required character. Comparing our combinations of twenty six letters und ten figures, besides com mon symbols, an idea of the lalior of a Chinese compositor can be formed. Out West. lie Kmn lb Lad'. "Yes," snld the eminent professor at a social gathering, addressing bis re mark n to a small man lo whom be had been Introduced. "1 flatter myself that I rarely full to mid a face correctly." "Ho'l" queried the small man. "Yes. Now, there Is a lady," con tinued the profestor. pointing to a two hundred pound specimen of the fair sex, "the lines of whose countenance are as clear as print to me. Tbe chin shows firmness of disposition, amount ing to obstinacy; the pointed nose, a vi cious temperament; the cupnclous mouth, volubility; tbe aiunre chin de notes trouble for those who oppose ber wishes; the eyes show a burdness of heart" "Wonderful, truly wonderful, pro fessor!" Interrupted the small man. "Yon evidently know something of the lady, then?" said tbe professor. "Sure!" replied the smell man. "She Is my wife." Chicago News. Wouldn't Commit Himself. There Is In a town In the north of England n certnln preacher of Hiber nlu n antecedents who considers himself to bp a speaker of perfect EugliBb, but ivlio is generally credited with tbe pos session of r.s r!i h n brogue as can be found anywhere In Tlpperury. Seine mention was made of tils' pe culiar pronunciation nt a church meet ing, which greatly nngered him. He Immediately culled upuu one of tbe members ntul. after complaining of tbe Injiistice'iione him. asked blm whether in his opinion n single trace of the brogue was to be observed In bis speech. "Well." bis friend answered, "if you wish to deny It 1 should advise you to do so In writing." Loudon Answers. Th Polnnarlo Arrow. "An arrow studded with tbe most costly of stones, tipped at both ends with pure virgin gold and beaded with the feathers of tbe rarest birds." Such is the description given of the "Polon r.elo uitow," which In 1434 wub pre sented to Sir John Dnleourt by a Span ish gentleman. This wonderful arrow was umde lu 1211-1 by un ancestor of the Spaukird's. nnd every stone and Jewel with which It was set was said to represent a hum an life cut short through its instrumentality. Tbe stones Indicated the number of men to whom It bad carried death, while the curi ously fiiRhloued gold nnd silver Jewels represented the women who bad fallen under its poisoned polut. Hoiv Co Sharpen a Cnrvtnnr Knife. A carving knife needs lo have a dif ferent kind of an edge from n razor. The Bteel which ordinarily accompa nies a carving knife and fork 1b very well to give a finishing touch to the ThiB ie b picture of my fHim home. For ihn bppt of reaai.iiB I ieh to Pell 'he pli.CPji'ho fr the same good reaeoiiB I wiish to pell it vuywilf, and give the purclwr the benefit of cohiuiI-bi-.iis and avoidanoa of renl estate apmits. It is Bitunte about C mileB frilm Medford 160 acre level .bottom land, ail in bib "tate of cultivation. ' One tic o on Rentle sl"te wSere hoie Rtund ., jzood buildings, good fence-, iool wner. Ab-.mt 3 I'fres family orchard, J4 ao-f grHpes, 1-10 notes grow ing grain on plac. i of crop und fruit if purch.mer dt'Hirrs possf ppion October l.ft. Uall on or artdreH" MEDFORD FEED STORE La B. BROWN, Proprietor (Successor lo J, O. Forgiison) STAPLE GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS AND LIME East 7th' Street flEOFORD, OREGON rrj La rn WJ nn ou r.a ca tsa tin ea i ,4 rra'T.Trrnr;nrBr'rrrrPBrj'rtrnrTir.nr!ararir5nr.r-nr,nrnr."r,nB'inni WEST SIDE GROCERY T. J. GOODWYN. Prop. Fine Line of FANCY FAMILY HAY and FEED edge, but nn oro'lnufy whetstone, such us a reaper uses for his scythe or sickle, is tho most useful Implement a carver can keep ut hand. One or Hvo rubs on each side of a knife whet it up might ily, nnd then two or three finishing touches from the steel and the knife U In order to do moct eicellenl execution. The Whit Shark. The most dreaded and ferocious shark now In existence Is tbe great white shark of tropical waters. It Is the pmn. eater par excellence. Speci mens have been captured which meas ured forty-two feet In length. Wheth er It has done so or not. this frightful creature wonld certainly bitve no dif ficulty In literally swallowing a -man whole. . ' rroel. . Mrs. Street-1 bnve been very careful with my dauhier. 1 have told her whenever she Is going to speak to stop and listen how II sounds. Mrs. Lane-You ought to tell ber to follow the same r.tle when she is about to sing. Yonkers Statesman. Plttlnn. La Montt Here Is a periodical de voted to nlr navigation. La Moync Ah. Il must be n fly paper. Philadelphia Itecord. Olve whnt you have. To some It mny be better than you dure to think. -Longfellow An Aurlent L!anfer Custom. An ancient custom once universal In England ou Hunter Monday and Tues day Is that kuowu as heaving, lifting or mining. On tbe Monday, the men's heaving day. women were raised three times lo a cbuir. ufter which they were kissed and lllwrnted. On Tuesday tbe women lifted the men In the same man ner, but It was usual for the men to give a small sum of money for "leave and license" to depart. In early times tbe practice prevailed amoug all ranks, and In u roll of the reign of Edward 1. Is a record of payment to certain ladles and maids of honor for lifting that king In bis lied nt Easter. Tbe usage com memorated tbe resurrection of our Lord. London Standard. Earapran CoIbb. The standard coins on tbe continent nre: In Prance, the franc: In Spain, the peseta: In Italy, the lira; In Holland , and Anstrlu. the florin: In Germany, ; the mark: In Russia, the ruble, i Belgium und Switzerland use the : French name for the piece of 20 sous. Each of these pieces is, like the Amer ican dollar, divided Into 100 parts call . ed kopeck In Itussla. pfennig In Ger ' muny, kreutzer In Austria, ceut In Hol . land, and In Italy, Franco and Spain by the word meaning hundredth. The leoples Delight. Bolivar - 1 don't see that you an swered any of Jellnby's argument In your speech. You simply pitched into .lellaby. SHvertung 1 didn't mean to. Didn't you see how my address took? People generally would rather hear a man abused tbnu to listen to replies to his arguments. Huston Trnnscrlpt m. f. rAKKCR) meuiuru. wicr"" , Hi" r,i u-j ri LJ m n and STAPLE 6 If GROCERIES J; Gccds Belivefcd Free Notice of Administratrix Sale. . . i,' - - Iju lhj ,Conpty. Court for Jackson Coanty Oregon. In ihe Matterof the Rotate of Conrnd yiujus t Deceased . N OT1CK in hereby (riven tbai under and by. virtue'of atl ordpr of Ihe Coun'v Cnurt fn Jid Jvr Abe tffyuty ot JuclfHnn and Stat4 ot Or, iron, duly aod rc-ktularly rxttde arid e mo red In the records of pro) ate 'or mid county acd ite on Marco 4, ISW, (volume p-iee 604, Probate Journal) I, livina Mmgus acmln; trtttilx of the eniaie of CVmad iincun. de caard, t'l m-Ji at private Rale the foiiowtccr described '-al estate, dltnaie In Jnvkaca County, Oregon, Mid property b-nofir.g to S3ld elate-.tnd particularly aeacrlbed a fol lows: Commend n at a point situated three hoc dreo and .iwahtyfirht 32a) fret north of the Kuthweat corner ar.d on tbe went Hue of ec-( tlou niDefen:(l9 lb township thirty fvvm 37, smith cf range one wect of the Willamette n.erld!an, anrt running thence north on said, we line onenundred and at-vrnty-ieven il. (Vt m ttie oorihweAt corner M ShorVh additioa to the Town of Medford; tbenee north ilfty-flve (W)deret.'ocd thlrtt minutes, eat three bundled and -h x;en (31ft) f-et to tbe north corner ot block oumW two fJtof jaid addition; tene M.blh' eltrhtecn cejfreei and forty five minute ,-eaai alt-rig ihe Aouihtfealerlv Im- of fine streiM In caid add'-tion two bund ted and verity llv.)'ind W C-T-V-i) fH thence wjutti eventy-one cevreea atid niteen mtotuca wet three liundr;d und ' nfty-m e (S.-5) feet to the ul&rettf c mmetietng oiitaliilog on and ix lentil acr-a moreorle?a. Alao coq- pterelngnt a p.lnt thirty fl) feet north and three .'iKhalnKand eighty iukn we.n of the snaiheaHt coiner of lot five (il in b oclc two i2) in Mlngua fub-dtvistoD lo section twenty four U4, townwhip tblrtj-ven (37) xuth, ot raoff" two (Jl wwt of the Willamette oieildlau. and running corf h eleven (lt chains and ieven 7) linkii lo the center of tne county road; thrnt-e south frrty-two (42) derree aad fifteen tlft) minutes weal along the eenUr of nald county rood to a point situate thirty ifti) feet north ol the eui h line of at 1 lotn ; thenc east parallel with and thirty (X) feet north of aafd outh line of Mi id lets to tbe place of cem mencing, confining fire and 4MW aores more oriels. , Asor commencing forty-five (45) links soath or the northwest comer of the uortheast quar ter of the uortbweM quarter of section twenty ue, towuthin thirty-seven, south of range two, wet of tbe W Hlamette meridian, ard run ning ihetjie ei-"t eieveu and nitty three one bundretbs chlnj; tbenre wuth 6.75 r.balnat thence wwt 6 R chains; theoce routh 7 2: 2 fUia'iti; tbeiice we t 4.75 chain; thence Lorth 18.97 cbatnf to tbe pUce of bejrioning, ccntaln Ing eleven ind 28 bXt are. Also. beyiiiMing 15.17 ehalnn south rf the northwest corner of the nnrthetist quarter of the northwest quarter of oeetton 45, township 37. couth of range two west, ano run log thence earn 11 Ut chain; ttent-e poutb fl.O tbnti; thence west 1 GO rbals; thence M)nh 6.20 chain; thence west iuji3 chains; tbei-ee north I2 4chaln, to the place of belunin, conuin ing 13-42 acres Al o 7'- acred to above section 25. uosur vej ed. Ali twenty (201 acre In the eat half of the weM half of tbe northwest quarter or a ction tltteeo, townsh p thirty-bine (39), oiith of ruofft one east of tbe Willamette meridian. That the fule of said property wilt be made (mm nri alitor lhf HrML dav Of JutV. 1902, UOd iheiertueof sule thereof will he for csh la hand. Lavika MiHOtrs. Atlmtnl-tr&trlx Folate of Conrad Ml onus, I)e ceast d. 'tin pride of James Cordon Bennett, ;be eltior. In tbe -grrat uewepopcr he hint buMt up was proverbial, and be had u particular aversion to anything that Havorwi of disrespect on the part of bis employees when speaking of Its contents. One of his editorial writers ventured to compliment blm one morning on tbe general character of that day's issue. "There was a lot of good stuff In tbe paper this morning. Mr. Bennett." be said. , "Stuff?" exclaimed the editor. "Stuff? What do you mean?" "I mean tbe the matter on the edl-' torlal page." replied the other, some what taken aback. "Then say so," rejoined his chief, with a frosty gleam in his eye. "If you value your job. young man, never call anything that goes Into tbe New York Herald 'stnlT again as long as you live!" A ; . a J lb I v aWl)sV WlrQ 1
