The Medford mail., June 20, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

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, OUR COUNTY . .
Correspondents
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Communications f ui cur sev
eral oorresjwndenta mv: t reaoh .hie
office not later than WiidnoedVy
noon to insure publication.
Katie Point Kaclet. .
bv a. p. IIOWI.BTT.
Fred Laws made a business trip
to Med ford last Monday.
W. R. Potter wout up to the Elk
creek mines a few Jaya ago.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Appel made
a trip to Medfimi laet week.
Deputy Assessor Whipple waa
Ivere lest week upon business.
, Mesdarass W. B Offloer and S.
,B. HoluibS rUlted .Medford laat
Saturday. , ,. ,t,,,. i,
Mr. and 'Mre, Binns, of Medford,
were the guests of .Mrs. 0. P. Mv
Gee las' Sunday. , :
RevMr 8. Holoroft, of Medford,
'will preach here on Sunday,. June
'.'9th, at 11 a. w.
Mra.'Iou Etarsole la spending
the week with Mre, John Aahpole,
who ia lit with nervous prostration.
Mr. Clark, who has been running
the grader on the Fish Lake ditch,
has moved hie family to Colfax,
Washington. ;
Mre. O, Rimpkine, of AVoodvllle,
wai visiting her 'mother, Mrs. Quo.
' IKckatborn, and other relatives in
Kegta- Point last week. " 1
. O. P. MoGee went to Applegate
' last Sunday to meet btsHiHtor,' Miss
M attic, and two of his children, the
latter returning home with him.
' Several of our cilkena went: to
Jacksonville last Sunday to witness
the game of ball played by tlio
' Ashland and Jacksonville teams.
. , Harvey Ricbardiwn, of Trail, was'
interviewing our business men last
Monday, and. arranging a deal fori
a piece of real estate. in. his part of
, the country. ; . ' ... j
Mrs. Ooorge Brown went to Cen
tral Point last Sunday to visit her
.daughters, Mrs. W. M. Holmes and
Mre. Sarah Uuerin. She was ao-
icompanied by Mrs. S. B. Holmes.
1 Mre. W. B. Offloer went to Cen
tral Point lost Monday to visit her
listers, Mesdames' Holmes and
Guerin. Mrs. 0.' started for her
"home in British Columbia Tuesday.
,1 Mr. Morton and family have
gone on an outing to the Big Butte
country. Just after they started
one of the little girls fell out of the
' wagon, and one wbeol passed over
: her. They stopped over for a day,
but tho child did not appear to be
f injured io they went on their way.
Dr. W. B. Officer has prooured a
bottle of minorat water from the
springs on Elk oreek and sent It to
the Smithsonian institute to ie
analyzid. It ia the opinion of those
who have used the water from the
i'A verv oalnful affair ; but notice the
exiircssloii of triumph pn the old mam
my's face, Slio knows from mauy
such experiences that
. (PBHRV DAVIS')
will cure the worst" cases of colic,
cramps, diarrhoea and dysentery
without delay. . ' 7
Bewaro of substitutes. :
. . 33c. and soo.
Light Biscoit
Delicious Cake
Dainty Pastties
Fine Pipings
Flaky Casts
spring that there are fine modlcal
properties In it. W ben the returns
are received Tin: Mail will get the
result.
Dr. W. B. Offioer met with quite
a severe accident one day last week.
He wai riding a bicycle, when he
collided with a dog, and was thrown
over an embankment. One arm
wai badly sprained and be was con
siderably brulned, but at. last ac
counts lie" was able to' attend to
business. "
The annual school meeting, held
on . Monday, June lCth, was not
very largely attended, owing to the
busy season. Mn. A. C. Hewlett
was elected direotor, and J. A.
Jonai waa re-elected clerk. It was
decided to have the directors tence
that part of tbe sohool grounds lying
between the oounty road and the
alley. ,
Read It In HI Newspaper.
George Eichub, a well known German
olllirn of New Ibanoo, Ohio. Is a con
stant reader o( Ilia Day too Volkaaeltoug.
Ho knows mat mi naner aims to aa-
rsrtlse only tbe beat In ita columns,
and when he taw Chamberlain's ,1'atn
Bnlrn advertised therein for lajnabmolt,
be did not Imitate in buying a bottle
of It for his wife, wbo for eifrbt week
bad auffered with tlio moat terrlblo
pains In ber back and could (ret no re
lief. He sayst "After oainr tbo Pain
Balm for a few days my wife said to
mo. 'I feel aa tbouub born enow,' and
before using the entire contents of tbe
battle tbe unbearable pain had entirely
vanish :d and aho ootild ajrnln take u
our housolioia autios. no ia vory
thankful and hoped that all sulTorlng
likewise will hoar of ber wonderful re
covery. Tbla valuable llnimont it for
sale by diss. Strang, druggist.
. Kane Creek Items. -
Mrs. Perry Kirtts Is on the sick
list this week? . f, ? r f"
Mr. Miner waa a business visitor
in Gold Hill Thursday.
Mrs. Hittginbotham waa visiting
Mrs. Koundtree recently. '
Geo. Higginlmtbsm, of Medford,
is visiting relatives here this week
Mri; Stover was the guest of
Mrs. Katie Nutt l3t Wednesday
Mr." Minrr, Bon of E. E. Miner,
is here from Sjn Francisco for
few weeks' visit.
Mrs Floy Chandler and son loft
od;Nonuay s tratn for Chico, Calif.,
lo spend t te summer with her par
ents.
Mrs. Rollan and daughter, Itoeie,
have gone to Washington to remain
Their many friends here are sorry
to lose the in.
Mr. MondouhalL has returned
after an absence of six weeks. He
will resume operations , io his fa
mouB Ginilot mine.
Miss Ethol Brown, aocompnnfed
by Mrs. H. Boan, returned home
from California last week after
three months' stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent, of Gold
Hill, came up Tuesday to take
ohargo of Dr. Ray's cook house at
the old Braden mine. '
A National Ailment
Is dyapepala and lndlarcstlon, which ia
In reality oatarrb of the stomach. The
inner llnlnp of the alomaoh of a person
Bufferlne with catarrh of the stomach
Is covered with a ooathijj of unhealthy
mucous, which prevents the proper
now oi gaatrio num. -
Stimulants to the sraatrin iulce raav
fflvo temporary relief, but as they do
not remove tho cauao of the disease,
they cannot effoot a cure. The moot
reliable remedy on the market today Is
S. B. Catarrh Cure, which removos the
cause of dyepopaiu, Indigestion, sour
Btomacivwaior oraan, neartourn, pal
pltatton of the heart and loss of appe
tite. It Is for sale by all leading drug'
gist. rorsaio Dy moatoru wrug uom
nanv.
Book on oatarrh free. Address Smith
BroB. , Fresno, Calif."' '
In I'robate Court.
KntateofJO Johnson; conflrmatlon of sale
of roal property .
KHtMo of Anna Ctirrj ! proporlf appralnod at
Katato of Sinan Wllklnnon; onlor to nhow
cauno why Halo of ronl o.Htntii Rhoultl uoL be
mauv; ncanug auriksi , liv:.
tluurdiniiflhlp of minor hotraof w tv WUon
report ofKunrillnn npprovod
(Jlinrdmiullln of va M KluKi
Ooo King ap-
pointed gimn jinn.
KHtnto of Pntrt
KHtuto of PHtrtclr rxmn; ttnnl ropt)rt ap-
proved ; order of dltdrlrmtton mnde.
I KHtnto of Juuiok Saoblo; John Ross nppoliitod
imniinvriiir.
I KHtutu of lOnoch Wulkor; order of Dnol aoltle
KMnte and gnnrdlar.flhlp of Norn & Dnor
uvui'i- tor hiiiu ui rvui propony.
' Real IBetanVe Traasfer .
Oeo n AnArawi to A B Moon, lot t, blk !r),
(Jold Mill....... ........... ..I
Slioruian Knglodow in V M May, admlnlt.
trator'a deed Ui lot l. Wk 1. Uiild Hill . .
Uoo M Aridrnwn to A H Mtwn, loin a, A and
7,lilk!l,(ltd Hill
milliard llMwIok to leton lllfli, bond
for dnod to lot H, Anhland.
Omnia I'au llanhlas A Trail So lo 6 t
llrownlnx, Und la Madford..,., ,
Wlnllold R(;oll to Uarrlo Uourvo, loU9and
10, blk 711, Medford,. .,
f.lnle (,'nniatnlllar KOihi II f,ndar, lobi
II, W, n, lilk (, H U add, Anliland
J K VauHatil to Charlotte rroit, loll II,
p, blk I, II R add, Adilaud
I, N (lllmon Io l(olert 3 Jolimon, Ion j,
M, I'mclil'. add. Aahland .,
Watblnicton Hawllngt lo L W Coe, ol
ken It, tu 87 r, r 2 w ,
Kdwln Huh toJobn W Cox, loU II and
12, blk 17, Medford
8 K lab to Henry W Crlke, o.M acrea In Ip
Wa.r.n
Jamet llelran lo Nancy llalir, DO ft off
anuth and of Iota ID, 20, blk l,,Tlont...,
Michael Charner lo Allan Hougna, lol Ui,
blk l, Oold Hill .. .
Mellaril II llodgna to Kalhnrlne Jeffera,
lota , 0, 7, blk N, Cimlral I'olnl
John Kearney to Katharine Joffera, lots,
blk to, Central Point
J W Morrill, Irualiia, lo Mra Katharine
Jeffora, Iota 1, 3, a and 4, blk W, Ventral
Point,:, ,
A J Hlowari to D V Turner, W acre! In to
87 a l 2 w, .
0 W iMwnlVujio Kliia iiiinlon'c'aori'a'Vn
ano 19, Ip 87, alao right lo certain water
illtidi :
Uanna K Clem to Jubu Conway, 4.44 aorca
IntpM
cierlla K (Ireenland lo Wnaler Voegoll, lol
4. Downlna'a dlvlalon, Meilford
II Y llarron to Aliaa llullock, 4D.20 acre
1100
WOO
100
116
iflO
M
900
0
I0O0
va
IW)
tm
2300
1
1 von
1000
a 10
in ip7
John J Holt to Ren T Inman, lota 2, X, 4
and o, aec 2a, and Iota 1, 2, 8, 4, a and I,
aeo 24. tt 81
If. A Hherwln to II I. Hhcrwln, property In
Anblanil
Ueo W Ooaue to Hnraco A Hauaooin, 20(1
aitrea ,n aeo 7, tp w a, r 1 e. ,
eo Hall to Albert H Iwrcutx, &" aurea
In li I, t: No 78. hoc 'jo. ti. xi m. r a w
Paul Fehlen to Jobu S (Jrerner, 4.'J8 acrea
In I) 1.0 Nil la), t,87 a, r 2
Alex Martin, Sr, to A C llonklna, 100 acrei
111 aei: 71, ip tu
Kobt JHinlih to M i !.!, q e d to iindl-
wo
vmr'i iiiieroai in a mining claim in
tl, 8A. Karflllle niltitiiff dlklrlct.. . . .
Mra M J I'atteraon loll W lAiia, n e d lo
undivided hi Intercat In mining claim
In tp 8.',. Harnine mlnlua dlatricl 100
ra H vi Mei:ieudiiu to Oregon Yalloa'
Jacket Mlnlna t:o. mlnlna claim In
Itlacknoll mining dlatrlet , 10
TAX nKKIM.
Alex Orme lo W I Vawter, ICO aereiln
aee ,ia. it, :n. r 2 e. lota 8 and 4. aec I. and
lot I. aec 1. In 88 a. r 2 o 812 at
Alex Orme lo w P Morgan, 70 acrea In acc
10, to Mi, nw 7 28
My little son bod an attack of whoon-
ina couch and waa threatened with
pneumonia; but for Chamberlain's
Coiiah Koraodv we would have had
arlou tlmaj ol it. It alao saved him
from several severe attacks of oroup.
U. L. utrioktadon. editor world-uer
aid, Fair Haven, Waah. For sale by
Uliaa. btransr, druggist.
liming Locatlona.
O F Ammooa and laaae Hlvera located a
water right on Evaaa creek June 3. 19oj.
Rltey Thomoaon. Jr. and Wm II Jordan to
otled a olalio In Tbompaon crock mlulog uta-
irici piay ia. itvi.
Joaophiae Applegate located aelaJra in Pearl
lining dletrlel April 2. 1W2.
Jaa W Haraa. Jr. located a elaim In Sardine
creek dlalrlct Mv24. llul
jonn c Mainewa loeaioa a water ngai iram
Alder errek May 28, 1002.
Moae lloowood located a placer claim In
Onavo creek dlalrlot Mar 24. Im).
W li Miller located a placer claim In Jump-
otr joe miniiiir aiairiot aiay 31, iw:.
lirdraulle aiming Co locatod a placer cla
In Jumn oOT.Joa mlnluff dlatrlot Muv l',. U02.
Hrdraullc Mining Co made amended localloa
of placer I'lalma. Cabin, I'ennaylranta. Good
n,.,",iwi fl.j . ,. ....
j u Aoirim ana u r uogue located auco ana
water rlxbt from llaker creek. In Grave crei:k
dlalrlct, alao loci tod five acrea for alllalle.
on Mi.y 27, law.
111 aiauDnn, iionir nrooHmtia ana v.nu
Akera located Oregon Lode mining claim 1
Mav 1, 1002.
M H Hrockman and Wm Maddon located
mlnlna claim Feb 2. 1002.
John H ltlaloctt located a placer olalm In
Orave rreek (linnet May 21. iwn.
Frank H Kay, Chaa R Ray and Rnola Ra
located cetlatn ouartz clalma in Kanoa ereol
ana nama creeK mining oiaincia mj 11, im
II U Olaon and John McKllrlek located a
quart claim In Oalla creek mining dlatrlct
amy ni, iwri.
II W Jackaon located a ouartx claim in wll
low epringn ruiniug aiainci April i, vwi.
Of what docs a liad taste in your mouth
remind vouV It Indicates that vour
alomnch It In a had condtlion and will
remind you that there is nothinir so
pood for suoh a disorder aa Chamber
lain' Stomach & Liver Tablets after
having once used them. They cleanse
and Invlfrorutc tbe stomacn ana rcgu
late tbe bowels. For sale at 25 conta 1
box by Chaa. Strang, druggist.
The blue Qraaa ol Southern Oregon.
It is the current impression of
people down In Webfoot land that
Southern . Oregon is ' not a. grass
oountry; that it is a land of rocks
and a barren waste upon whioh
vegetation can make but a scanty
growth. Could those mossbaoks
see ..the luxuriant growth of grass
that tbe . Rogue River valley pro
duces they would be oonvinced that
there were other grass countries be
side Webfoot. There is no section
oi Oregon where more varieties aud
better grass can be grown than in
Southern Oregon. Of the tame
grasses that are now grown ' here,
tbe blue grass equals, if not excels,
that grown in the famous blue grass
region of Kentucky.
There is a sample of blue grass
at the real estate office of Palm'
York Co, that is over four feet in
height, and It is not a picked sanipl
either. ,', The i field . from whioh it
was taken would easily yield three
tons of hay to the aore, and the
grass has had no "moisture other
than the rains this spring. This
great productiveness of grass means
If
You Could Loolc
Into the future and aee the condition
to which your cough, if neglected,
ng you, you would aeck relief at
nd llint naturally would be through
will brini
once an
Shiloh's
Consumption
gT . . Ounranteed to cure Con-
I .Iirt sumption, Bronchitis,
VMS W Aatlima, and all tung
Troubles. CuresCouutia aud Colds in a day.
SB cents. Write to 8. C. Wki.ls St Co.,
I,e Roy, K. Y., for free trial bottle. -
Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the Blood
It Is the
to be well
parents it
Great
responsibility, and
no taint of d incase is
parang
ResponsiBiliiy
to be transmitted to the helpless child, entailing the mot
pitiable sufferine, and marking its little body with often
sivc sores and eruptions, catarrh ofthe nose and throat, weak eyes, glandule
swellings, brittlcboncii, white swelling and deformity: . ... "-i ,
How can parents look upon such little sufferers and not rtproae
themselves for bringing so much misery into the world? If you ha
any (Uncase lurking in your system, how can you expect well develop
healthy children ? .. Cleanse ycaw own blood and build up your health, aa '
you have not only enlarged your capacity for the enjoyment of the pleasure
of life, but have discharged a duty all parents owe to posterity, and aaad '.
mankind healthier and happier. i .. , .'; ;,;; "i.i
Tbere is no remedy that so surely reaches deep-Mated, stubborn M04 :
a purely vegetable medicine, harmless in its effects, and can be talcs. ''
by both old and young without fear of any bad results. ., ", '
Write ua about vour case, and let our ohvslclans advise and hela vav 'j
This will cost you nothing, and we will also send our book on blood at."
skin diseases. THE, SWIFT CCIFIC CO., AtUata,
that the time will come when South"
ern Oregon will be as noted for its
dairying as it now is for its' fruit
and grain.
A Heal Friend.
MI eufierod from dyapepala and Indlgeatlcn
for fifteen yearn," aaya w. T. Hturderant, of
Merry Oaka, N. C. "After I bad tried many
doctora and medlctuea to no avail one of my
fnenda perauaded me to try Kodol. It gave
Immediate relief. I can eat el moat anything
I want now and my dlgeaUon la good. I cheer
fully recommend Kodol." Don't try to cure
atomach trouble by dieting, That only further
weakena tbe ayatem. You need wholeaome,
atrengthenlng food. Kodol enablaa you te aa-
ImllMe "bat you eat by dlgeatlng It without
the atomach'a atd. Chaa. Strang.
A Potato Famine Not Necessary.
That (bare" should be a potato
famine in the Medford markets for
the past six weeks is a pretty hard
showing for the enterprise of tbe
fanners of this section, when it is
remembered that the Rogne River
valley is one of the best potato
growing districts of Oregon, Hun
dreds of sacks of potatoes have been
shipped from Portland and other
Willamette valley points- to Med
ford this spring and tbe local mer
chants will have to continue to de
pend upon that souroe of supply
until new potatoes- from- California
are on the .market. . The . conse
quence of this state of affairs IB that
potatoes have become an article of
luxury to Medford people and the
careful housekeeper serves them
with the same " frugality" that she
does bananas and other high priced
foods. It is a proven fact that both
the soil and climate of tbls section
are perfectly adapted to- tbe grow
ing of potatoes of superior quality,
and that the potatoes of Jackson
County are strictly first cl-iss is a
long since proven fact. With a lit
tle energy displayed in planting
and cultivating and care in build
ing cellars and roothouses for stor
age purpose by the farmers of tbi8
county there would be no necessity
foi the sending of thousands of dol
lars away almost every sprin g to
other places for so easily produced
an article as potatoes. Money
spent for products that can be
grown at home is so much money
gone for which there is not an ade
quate return, and the 'community
that praolices such financial meth
ods places a . handioap- upon its
prosperity that no amount of natu
ral advantages can overcome.
Happy Time in Old Town.
"Wo foil very happy," writes R. 1J.
Bevill. Old Town. Va.. "when Buck-
Ion's Arnioa Salve wholly cured our
daughter of a bad case of scald head."
It delights all who use it for outs, corns,
burns, bruises, bolls, uioers, eruptions.
inianiDio lorpues. uniy zoo at Unas.
Strang's drug store.
Maklas Rim CheerfwL
Bhe was a woman who was method
ical In ber .discipline.. ,
"NoWj Willie,", she said, "you have
disobeyed me, but I won't whip you
now because we're, going to have com
pany for dinner, and I want you to
look bright and cheerful and pleasant
but after they've gone I'm going to
give you tho worst whipping you
ever. had. Now, hurry up and get
dressed, for. I. want you to look nice
ana nappy," unuago rost. ;
.. A Bad Cavsa.-' -
"I see that tbe bees have to visit
8,000,000 blossoms in order to gather a
pound of honey."
"Foolish bees. One trip to my sweet
heart's Hps would bo quite enough."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Not Too Liberal.
Parishioner Tbe peoplo are
com
plaining that you are too liberal.
Unorthodox Pastor Ob, - that's a
tulstnkc, my dear sir, a meat mistake.
I am Just us stingy as the rest of yon,
New York Weekly,
Wealth, doesn't alwnys bring happi
ness, but it can generally furnish a
pretty good Imitation. Somervlllo Journal.
riirht of every child
born, and to tbe
"must look .-for
neat in ana
happiness.
How Incon
ceivably great
Is the parents'
how Important that
left in the blood
troubles as S. 8. 8. It searches out even nerediUt
poisons, and removes 'every taint from' the bleex
and builds up the - general health. ; If wealdlaa
are growing up around you, tight tbe wroag ?
nuttTnir them on a course of S. 5. 8. at once. It
Msklagf Ttaaafce tm Ma a Caatraal,
Goths and Iberians - completed an
agreement by licking and joining tbeir
thumbs, as Scotsmen once did and
Moors still do, and rustle lovers once
betrothed themselves by licking tbeir
respective master fingers ' and : then
pressing them together as they vowed
to remain faltbfui to each outer for
ever and a day. Even now an Cists
man surnlfle bl assent to a.propoat
tion with, "We may lick tbooms ppo
that!" if be does not suit tbe action to
tbe word like the Uo tenant who in
1642.: on being chaUenged to mortal
combat by bis own sergeant, accepted
tbe duel by licking bis thumb, saying,
"There is my parole for lt''-Cnam-
bers' Journal, ' .'..'.. '',-.'
l' Colaa of atFtr Baya,-' -
' The ' early Biblical ' ret ercoeee -U
pieces of silver do not in the orlglaal
convey the idea of coins, hot of welgbtaj
ahekeU. Tbe Mosaic "obletioo to God"
was a balf abekel, and the shekel is ex
plained by ' Josephus as equal to "four
Athenian draebmse of a value of about
VVi cents In American money. : Tbe
first Jewish coinage under authority
was. It is believed, struck by Simon the
Maccabee, about the year 140 B. O. It
ronslsted of shekels and half shekels.
This coinage bad. its valne signified
upon it "Shekel Israel," in' Samaritan
characters. . '" " " '.",'', ';
Hebri HaariosXlannon, known as ths
heavieat man in tho world, died sud
denly from heart disease at bis saloon.
1293 Market street, Ban Francisco. He
weighed 618 pounds. Cannon woe born
in Zurloh, Switzerland,' 63 years ago,
and was deemed there one of the fore
most athletes, and as a wrestler, met
many men in the arena. It was not
uutii ten years ago that he began to
grow to abnormal proportions. He
eaves a wife. ; '
The new torpedo-boat destroyer Paul
Jonas was laonohed.from the yards oi
the Union iron works, San Fraaclsoo.
Tbe honor of naming the vessel fell to
Mrs. Lawrence Stowell Adams, wife ol
Naval Constructor Adams, now on dnty'
at tho Uuinu iron works. .
DR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
All diseases of Kidneys,
CURE
siaaaer. urinary orgua.
Also Rhsamatlam. Back
ache, HeartDtaeaae. Gravel,
oropay, Female Troubles.
Don't become discouraged. There is a
core for yon. If nccc&snry writo Dr. Jrsnner
Ho has Bi.cut a lite tlroo curing just such
eases as yours. All consultations tros. .
"I had severe enso of kidney disease and
rheumatism, discharging bloody , matter.
Suffered intense pain. My wife was seriously
affected with female troubles. Dr. Fennor a
Kidney and Backache Cure cured us botb.
P. M. WUEELEB, Bandolph, Is.'
Dryieglstii. 60c.. II. Ask for Cook Book Free.
?T UITIK'nilli,Cs"roCure.ClrCQlaT. Dr
AlalllUw UARbtFonncr, Fredonia.N.X
Sold by Medford Drug. Company,
Notice to Contractors. '
Notice Is hereby Riven that' sealed
bids will be received. by the Undersigned
until 12 o'clock, noon, on .Tuesday,
July I, 1902, for. the oonst'ruotlon of a
sehool bulldlDZ in school district No. 7
Klamath (bounty, Oregon, in accordance
with plans and specifications famished
by the board of directors of said district,
the bulldln? to be completed .by. Nov.
1,1902. The plans may be examined at
tbe office of toe mail,, meaiora, ure.
goc A certified obeek of 10 per cent
of the bid, payable to. James Emery,
nhairman of the board 0f directors.
must accompany eaoh -proposal aa a
guarantee that the ..bidder-will enter
into a contraot, ana give an approvea
hnnrl in the event the hid 1b. accepted,
Tho board reserves the right W' rejeot
any or all bios. - ,
: F. P. ORONMir.l.ER
Clerk Sohool Distrlot No. 7, FortKlam
atb, Oregon, , ..;' " .: --,
Notice of Request for. lip
. .. v License., :
Notioe is herebv elveti that the tinder-
signed will innkO' application to itlie
city oounoti, at its next, regumr iuct
ino. .Tnlr 1. 1002. for a lloonse to sell
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors In
the oity of Medford. Place of business
will be. on lot No. .'blook No' 20,' on
South D Btroet, -Medford,-. Jackson
County, Oregon. -
Kwf.c of Aiaistritrli' ,3.
"ia'Si ""at"cWrt ior 'aoi'sen Coaatr
Oregon. A.. (.,..:.... ..t.K,.u,
In th Matter of the KaUto of Conrad Mluftta
aOTicB Is hereby given Uiat under assay
11 virtue of an order of the County Court la
no for the Oounty of Jaekaoi) and State ei
the records of probate for aald county- and "
late on Marcn 4, J02, (velome 18, pag (04, .
rOOate fonrnatl I. Itvlna Uln,ia. J.Il '
imw,,yui. in i ex u i, i t mane ana enum
irainx or toe eatate oi uonrad MIngua, da f
erased, will sell a private gala Uio lollMlng
deaerlbed real estate, situate la Jackaoa
IxTOBty, Oregon, aald property belonging to
said oatate and partlouTarly deserlbed a fbl-
aouthweat enrner mnA ah ih. h ... nnLnf u.
. . .n.n,,lU UK? ) , ,. U . 1,r.M 1,1 T
tion nlaeteen(l) la townataln thfrtv nev.a'IS'.Y!
outb .of range one west ef the Wlluwaetta
meridian,
ia
running tbonce north on aald:
eat line one bundred and seventy-aavea (1TT
feet to the aortbweat cornur of Sbort'a addition
to Ine Towa of Medford: thence north IMM-Sv
(degreeaaad tbrty()) minutes, eaettbrrn
bnndreS and alxteen raiat rt tn iha rami.
eoraor of block number two (2) of said addtUon t
" -"u DiKDiooo oegraes ano lorcy or
mlnotea, east along the aouthweaterly Haw ot
nna street in aald addition two hundred aa4
aeveaty ave and (4 (375(4) feet; thenc seath
,.yn, co. aau nncan minutea. .wawt -.
throe bundred and Ofty-flve (M) feet to the
place of ooramenolng.. Conuinlngoneaa4ata
tenuis acres more or leas. ' -
jiao twnnanolaair at. a point thirty (80) feat
nOTtb and three ISVchalnM anil lht lln IraMttt "
of the aontbeaat corner ot lot five (t) la block ..
w m niogua auo-aivision la aeetloa
twrnty four (24), township thirty-aovea (87)
south, of range two (2) west ef the Wlllaanatte
meridian, aad raaahic north eleven (11) ebataa
and aevea (7) luaka to the oeater of tba eaaurtr
road i tkenee sooth fany-twa (42) degrees aad
Sfteea (IS) minutes araat a Lang the .center or
aald eoonty road to a point altuate thirty r
feet north ofthe aootat line of aald lotst tbaoae
east parallel with and thirty (30) feet north of
aald aonth use of aald leu to the plaee of eana
menrlsg, oontaniag Ave aad 40-100 acres saove
or leaa. .:;.' ... . .
Alto, commencing fcrty-Svc (46) llnka aonth
of the nortbwest eornar of tbe northeast quar
ter of Um aortbweat qaarter of aeetloa Iweaty
Sve,' townahlp thlrty.Beven, south of range
two, west of the Wmaiartta meridian, aa run
ning; tbence east eleven and slaty tbraa onav
knndKUia chains; thenee aontb 6.75 ebahia;
Uieace weal 8.88 chains; thenoa aoaUt Tit
ehahta; tnenoe weat 4.76 chains; thenee north
18.97 chains la the place ef beginning, aoalala
tag eleven Sad It-lfJo aerea.
Alao, beginning 18.17. chains aouth ef tka
nortbweat corner of the northeast quarter of
the notthweat quartarr aeetloa So, towaahtp
37. m"lPt TiaT-eat, anu i lug lM.uoe '.
theaee west 1.(0 ehaiaa; thence south- (.29 .
chains; theece west loos ehalns; thence north
12 40 chains, to the place ol beginning. etatal .
lag 18.42 acres.
Also m aerea h above aeetloa. v, aaaott.
Clso twenty (20) aerea In the east balf of ft a
weat halt of the northwest quarter of station
Sftesa, wavaablp thirty hi Ine (3S), aonth of
range one east of the WUIaaaetta marldla.
That the sale of aald property wlU be made
from aad after the fl rat day of July,' US, aai :
the terms of aale thereof wUl be for. cash la
head. - '" Lava Mnruma, c
Adminiatrauiz.Eatate ot coaraa tsingos, u-
oeaseo.- ;.
Execotrii's Notice.
In tbe Matter of the Estate of Edwin Brows,
Dcoeased. u- -' t, - '
JOTICE ia hereby given that the nader-
aimed haa been aimolnted br the Honor
able County Court, sIUIdk in probate, ezeeatrur
l tna estate of Kawin Brown, oacaaaeo.
All neranna haviair claims aanaimit aald estate
will present tbe same to me at tbe store ot .
W. H. Meeker a Compaor.tn Medford, Oragoa,
with proper proof aa by law required, wltbua :'
aut months from the date of the Srat publica
tion or Ihla notice. . o..; j:v
Dated June 18, 1902.
. v cr.A M. Bsews.
Kzeentrfxofthe Estate of Edwin Brown. Dc
W. I. Vawter, Attorney.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION- .
; ' :. V trn,ted StMea Land Oflot). .
- Rosebarff, Oregon Juno V,
Notlc Is hrebw aivmn th. in MmDill'tiM :
with tbe Drovlslotis ol Ute ttot. ot Cowtsm ot
Juno S, UTS. uatttled, Aa net for the sale of
Nevada, and WuhlnitM Territory,' tta ex "
tenaca io an me ruotic ina dhih oj Mtw ,
August 4, 1W2, '
? I'.'! " EDWARD PEKKR.' ' ' -
of Greenville, Bute of MlciiigaD, hu toiada
tiica m uu omce nis sworn siatemvni no. anrw,
for ihe DurchAii of the SEX of Bectloa Now 28.
Townnbip No. 83 Range 'J K-wt, and will
offer proof to show that the land soaftht la mors
valuable for its timber or stone than for airrv
eultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said Und before the county Cleric or .jacKsoa
County, Oregon, on Saturday, the 23rd day of
A URUol, IVUaf. nODBulCesUWllDeBEa; laasiass1
BTVuay, ui Latreus, i.ocuii.-9 nuuiuuiai jia.
ot Derby, Oregon. Benjumur Edmondaon, of
Derby, Oregon, and Has P., Andersen, of Bis
Butte, Oreaou.
Any and all peraooB claiming adversely tha
above'described lands are requeated a Ate
their claims in this office on or before aald Kb
day of August, 1909. ' v
BUTLER
JEWELER.
Vatch l?epalrini aatES
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC. C01TAIT.
. snasta Route
TrsUns leave Medford for Portland ant
. way Stations at 4:21 A. m. and 4;M
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Pullman a..u ;:
: -'...V-"1 " ":'rcurS8t
inn toih trAina. v Ghalr oars Sacromen
to toOgden and El Pasoi and tourist
cars to untcajfo," ot. -ijoui8, new- ur
eans and; Washlnijtoix.rj .. . i H
. Conrioetlng atSftn ahctscd with Aha aev-5
era! steamship llnus tor .Honolulu, Japan,
China, Philippines, Central and Booth America
, See azent at Madford Button or address - .
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