The Medford mail., September 12, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

riO YOIT
Tliul thu photos vou had nindo of yourself snvoral years
ago, un idiiHHy gelatlno )iiiorH, w 11, in a few years lioncti
liu ho badly faded arid discolored us to bo worthless.
(.Inlatino is ornaiijo mutter, and detorloatoB with ugo.
Collodion Ih an unoranlo ooiri)ound, and permanent.
ItoooKril.ing llio fuel mid noting accordingly
Beall's Portraits
Are
C7c Wayside Studio
Two and oiio-hulf iiiIIob north of Moilford
2r""."t ' ' '-j-tf"i' ifi "
I Correspondents
OoinmiiiiloatioiiB f' :n c..r hov
oral oorrospoiidontM mc t roach .din
ollloo not lator than w-..j0i,u..y
uoon to insure publioatii'-.
Jacksonville News.
Maud Prim loaves Sunday (or
Hun I'raneisco.
Mr. and Mm H. II. llanoy hav
boon at Ashland.
II.' 10. Ankimy luiH returned from
Klamath county.
Circuit uourt linn ndjournud until
Saturday hrpt. I ah.
Hiirlha Lewis and Anna Ku(aii
aru at 'Column HpringB.
(!ei). II. Morritt vinitod AmIiIiiihI
friends ouu day last week.
KiiKono Walrad, of AhIiIuikI, has
been hero putviiik an a juror.
J. A. McCall wan in Jacksmivillt
Friday on professional business
lCugono ChildurB, of Modford
was in town IiihI Friday evening
Huv. 5. II. Joiioh in enjoying a
iiiiiuIi mimliid rent in California
Delia Hauler returned Sunday
from a two inonlliB' stay at Port
land. Chan. Nunan loft Thursday of
lsl wuuk for an oulln; llir nH
1'uliuun Hay.
Chester Kuhli, ol Apphiguto, is
again a student at tho Jacksonville
public school,
Mrs. Mooro, of Central Point,
ipont Piotioor day here with her
many, friends.
Prof. Mulkey, o( the Ashland
Normal, wan one of our visitors
oif Pioneer day.
Mrs. L. Dolmattor, of Gold Hill,
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
M. Horry, recently.
Miss JoBopliino Donegan is touch
ing hur first term of school in
I'niontown precinct.
Father Murphy is the now priest
who will have charge ol tho
Catholic church in this city.
Mrs. M. L.Ciillotlo, Mrs. P. Dunn
and Mrs. J. II. Kui-ull of Ashland
attended tho Pioneer Reunion hero.
(loo. Wirdsoy, of Foota creek,
arrived Sunday tnbogin his studies
ut the Jacksonville public schools.
Mr. Iirigun of Gorvais is in charge
of tho oily drug store during the
absence of Dr. Ko'iinson in Cali
fornia. M. F. Hanloy, .1. M. Nichols. A.
E. Hildrelh and N. I). Bropliy wero
excused as jurors for Sept. term of
circuit court.
Mr. and Mrs. lClmor Patrick, of
Ashland, were at the county scat
Tuesday on business at the re
corder's oflico.
James O. Watson, who has boon
upending tho summer in Jackson
ville and vicinity, returned to Port
land Sunday evening.
Sister Anna Mario, for Bovoral
years an able and beloved in
structor of St. Mary's Academy of
"Mv mother was troubled with
consumntlon for many years. At
Inst alio was given up to die. Then
he tried Ayer's Clierry Pectoral,
and was speedily cured."
D. P. Jolly, Avoco, N. Y.
No matter how hard
your cough or how long
you have had it, Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is the
best thing you can take.
. It's too risky to wait
until you have consump
tion. If you are coughing
today, get a bottle of
Cherry Pectoral at once.
Throft bIt.cb! '-'fa!., r-noujlli for ni ortllnnry
J...I.I. Ulii lnt l-l.rlit. fur lil-flllltllltln. ImiirNiu
mm, Imr'i'l iiiililn, nln.l SI, moil iii'mmmlcnl
fur unronlll cumin nun in minii ihi im";'.
J, 0. AYUU.UO., Lowell, Mail.
f oVR COUNTY .
Mother
i
KNOW ?
Permanent
!"
this city, died at Portland Sopt
f, 11)02.
Will Williams who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. It, Morut,
has rchrniMl to Hu.li Francisco to
resume his position us libruriun of
tho Mercantile Liurary.
Prof. J. M. Morion, for Home
years principal of the Jacksonville
public rdiools and later of the
Croinnl City schools, is now
solicitor for a prominent insurance
company.
Mrs N. Ki-dier anil daughter,
tlirtiudo, of San Kranoico, who
have been siiuuding the summer in
Jacksonville and Klamath Falls,
loft for their home the lirst of the
month.
Too following marriage liomiBos
huvo bc'in issued: Sept. .'M Cad
Von dr llidlen and Myrtle I
Daley, Chas. H Oily and Cora
Halm; Sept Klh Joseph A Hi-h
anil Anna A reaisliey.
The Jackson County Lumber Co
exo'cls to have its new S'iw mill
in operation within 110 days. The
llloechur place two miles sou lb of
Jacksonville will bo the location of
this new enterprise.
Mrs. Man Washburn, of Los
Angelet, was the guest of Mrs. M
Obencliiiin Pi neer day. Mrs
Washburn will probably remain in
Mudford with her sister, Mrs.
II. Klippel, tho coming wiotur.
Vincent Cook, ol I'ortlanU, is
visiting the Sterling mine on
Applegate, of which he is one of
the owners 1 lio annual cleanup
is now in progrcs and it is ru
mored will exceed that of previous
years.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thornton,
W. W. Kentnor. K. M. Millor, Mr.
and Mrs. K. L. Andrews, Mrs.
Waener, Mrs. O Coolidgeand Mrs.
A. Kane were Ashland people who
a'.tondod tho Annual Pioneer He
union on Thursday, Sopt 4th.
Mrs. L. Polton, Mrs. O. Ganiard,
Mrs. M. E. Viuing, Mrs. J. C.
Whipp, Mrs. A. L. Kitchen and
Mrs. A. DoPoat, wero Ashland
pnoplo who attended tho twenty
fifth annual reunion of the South
ern Oregon Pioneer Society last
1 hursuay.
FIRST M. K. CHUKOII BKHVtCR, JACK-
80NV1I.I.B.
The fourth and last quarterly
oonferonce lor this year will be
hold next Saturday and .Sunday,
Sopt. i:tth and 14th. Quarterly
conference Saturday at 2:i!0 p. m.
All tho olltoial membership pro
urged to be prowit at the quarterly
flonferenca. Preaching Sunday at
11 a. m., by the Kev. D. T. Sum
merville, communion service to
follow. The Hev. I). T. Suminor
ville will also preach, the Lord
willing, at tho ICnterprieo school
house at 3 p. in. All are cordially
invited.
A. P. (jim.ktt, Pastor.
THE SURE WAY
to nrovnnt Pnmimonln nnd C'onRumntlon Ik' to
ourii ynnr raid when II llrHt npiipnrH. Ackar'i
HnKluli Kftnetly will Htop thu ronuh 111 nlnlil,
niKrilrlvn Ilia nitld mil if vnnr amumii. Alwiii-it
ii qulolc And nuro euro lor AHthma, UronctillU,
nuri till throiit tind Iiiiik Iroublon. If Itfloed nol
nntlnly ynu tlinilrUKSlut will rt'fund your money.
Wrlli to uh tor fn?u huiiiuIi. W. II. llooKKlt it
JO. lluttnlo, N. Y. Mi'iUord DrUK Co., llriiK-
Woudvillts Items.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Witt visited
relatives hero Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Mooro visited
thoir daughters horo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. IC. Cox visited
relatives in Central Point, Sunday.
Miv. G. L. Scott vinited hor con,
George, in Grants Pubb Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. J. Cox and daushtur, Miss
Bortha, returned from thoir trip to
Crator Lake Wednesday,
Mr. .Tosoph Mvorthong who has
spout tho summer hero returned to
Kastorn Oregon Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Uobt. Rogers, of
Grants Pass, visited tho homo of
Rov. A, Brown last Sunday.
School opened. Monday for a
four month's term, with Miss
Badger of Ashland as teacher.
Our postmaster who has been
sufforinur with dropsy, is much im
proved wo are pleased to loam.
Misses Hattio VanOrdor and
Addio Jones woro in Grunts Piihh,
Tuesday, having dental work done.
Mr. Huckot, oi Grants Pass, has
purchased Mr. li. A. I, i well's prune
crop and hud moved here to dry
Ihn same, '
Mrs. Mark Whipple and two
pons arrived hero naluriluy from
ICastern Oregon to make their
luturo homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlckstrum, of the
ICvaiiH crook mine, returned from
Portl ind Tuesday, where they have
been for the pa-t week.
Work is again resumed on the
new church and it ih to bo hoped
will Honn he completed which
would of been by this time but for
the burning of the lumber in the
lactory at Grants Puss.
indTgestion
Iii llin oouwi of moro dUcomforl than tiny other
llliltlil. If you nut llin UiliiK" you wntii. anu
llml urn khiO rnr you, ynu aro umironncu.
A,.t,r, flvii.nla TbltirB will lliulcn VOUr (
ifril Inn unrfi-cl iukI pri-vclit nywpiipNln and IU
ullciiilunt illniiKrrniililu HyrnpliiKi. Vim nun
Hiifuly mil anyl lilr.K, at any limn, If ynu lake
ono ni iih?h) i auiuin oimrwaru. ,,m " ,
ilniHKlNlN iimlnr n ponlllvu Kuarantfit. !i cla.
Mnuny rnfuiMltxl If you aru not alUll"d. nirlid
to n or ll friio nnuinlK. W. II. liooKKU JtCo.,
Iluffalo, N. V. tlnillonl DrUK uo IllUKKlata.
Talent rittws Items.
Miss Bertha Duulap is teaching
tho Patterson school.
Mrs. D. Vincent and Mrs. Walter,
of Merrill, Klamath, ounty aro
topping on Wagner creek putting
up fruit.
Prof. G. K. Carlock and Miss
Grev arc teaching the Talent school
Thev have fifty livo pupils in at'
tendance.
Caswell Morris expects to start
to Sacramento, Calif., on Friday of
this week, t see his son, George,
and perhaps ho will spend tho
winter down there.
On Tuesday of this week, about,
C o'clock in the morning, a couple
of men from Tulo Lako wero pass
ing W. W. Kstos' place and saw
Bomo turkeys. Win temptation
to shoot was bo great that tlioy
could rfot resist, and lirud throe
shots at them, killing ono. Mr.
ICstos had none to one of the neigh
borB, and when ho was notified of
tho fact, ho started for Ashland
and swore out a warrant for the
arrst of thn parties. Constable
Lonif followed thorn to houa
Springs, where lie arrested mem.
Thny pled guilty and wore fined
1 .i0
LtngsriDK Bumraar Goldi.
Don't let onld run at tbla acaaon. Hummer
colda ara tho hardeal kind to cure and If dcr
tcoteil may lloicor along for moiitba. A lon
ftletcu Ilka ihla will pull down tho alronffOMl cod.
aillutlon. One Mlnule Cough Cure will break
up ihe attack at ouoe. Hale, aura, aou at once.
Curei ooufitaa, colda, croup. bronchltU, al
throat and Iudj trouble. The children like It.
Cba. Htrang.
Table Bock items.
The roads are orowded with
teams tbis week hauling wood to
the different towns of the valley.
Budd Martin, of Roseburg, is
spending a pleasant week at .Table
Book, the guest of Mrs. Jennings
and family.
U R. Porter and W. R. Byrura
are both completing their barns
this week. They aro good frame
structures and add very muoh to
the appearance of their respective
farms.
Louis Warner, accompanied bv
Miss Kato Angle and Miss Lillian
Barr were visitors at Table Book
Sunday. Miss B. remained and is
now assisting with the work of mak
ing up the assessment roll.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Morine ex-
peot to start for their Elk creek
place this week, to be gone for some
time. This will afford tbom a
splendid outing which many of us
would enjoy, could we spare tbe
time.
J. CP.
You K:iow What You At Taking
When you lako Orove'a TaataloM Chill Tonic
booauio tho formula la plainly prlntod on every
bottle nhowlnr thai It la Hlmply Iron nnd Qui
line In a tastoloaa form. No Cure, No Pay. SOo.
flood Inlt'ittloua.
"Don't trust tun fur to ynli good In
tentlous," diilil Uncle lOben. "unless
yoli Iiiib skill back ol' 'cm. (IimhI In
tentions KiitUllca tie mail rvtitit lias
'em, lint tle.v Is dc ruliintloii of a lienp
of choir intisle." WiisliitiKlim Star.
A IlilttufileNa Coat.
Is there iin.v kliul nl' etuit Hint never
hits any Mutton on It V " uskeil n mis-
sloil leuclier of n clnss of newslioys.
Yes, sir ii coat of paint," was the
liistiiiitiiiieous reply.
l'litrlotlsin Is not the mere lioltlhiK
of a itrent Unit iinfiu-leil, lull iiinklnrf It
the goodliest In tile world. W. ,1. Lin
ton, 'Meep Out
WW w
F.xoclA.orUrni.tl
OlirGLOTHBNG
Thi bent wnterproof nnrmont'i tu thn
worltt. Mftilu from ttio luu. innit'ti.tlti nfJ
wurrntitrd rnloriirnol. Untlu tj ttftutl
tlitt ri!ilitnt work im.t woatlu r.
liook for I tin trmlo mark. 7f rmriloator
dottrt nut liars thoni, vrritu fur untnlnnu to
K. Y. IVIttnKiiml rtifVlnir Co., AkIi,, Han F-nitflieo.
or II, ll, RAW V Kit A: HO.J, flit hllV.
Kant Ctnt.brliHc, 1!nr-.
MRS. DOLBY'S TALKS
SHE HAS A FEW WORD8 TO 8AY TO
THE DEACON.
Ha In Told That He la Oolnaj (ho
Doua Ml Vary llapld l'oe, but
Una NotliliiK lr In Dena of
III Caae.
(Copyright, 1C02, by C. C. Lewli.
Mil. DOUJY had been down to
the MOHtoltlee after supper,
and upon returning ho
found Mrs. Dolby seated on
the piazza with her spectacles on and
a grim look around tier month. IIo
tender hourtodly brushed a bug awuy
that ha might net crash It and sat
down, with a sigh, and after a long
look at hi in over her glassex Mrs. Dol
by km Id:
"Ziidok Dolby, I've got a few words
to suy to ynu, mid you know I'm a wo
man who to Iks right out when she bus
BTANI1IN I.V FIKI.NT OF A LOT OP CIBCUH
I'KTOUH.
anything to say. You are u deacon In
the church, but dcacona want talkln'
to now mid then iih well as other folks.
Three or four niiiriiln'n ugo you woke
up and found n hog In tbe garden. You
Jumped for n club and run him four
linen uboiil thu plucc, and Just its he
went tbroiiub a hole In the fence you
brought ll I in u whuek mid km hi some-
thin' to yourself. Wlmt It wan I dun
no, but that bog tunied mound mid
looked :it ynu In mniizeuii-fit. und I
beiird a boy Imcu'Ii nut und eliip bin
tin huh. itdiik, I've got my suspicions
I've got my Kiivplciwi thut nfler belli'
a llvln' exumpte for forty year you
are gettln tired of jour job mid wuul
to uecoine wiciieu mift gn lu lioss nire:-1
and county oouveniiniis."
Mr. Dolby hitched nlmiit iuhvis'!-
and pulled at the leaves of the VIr;:""
la crti'iM-r running tip bcnlile liim, b::;
did not defend him. IS. He -.,s i '
lowed to have three mill :il c.-; to do i.
In, a lid IIumi Miv. Ii,)i:.y set h, r la
ta trotting and went on:
One ufleruooii last -.veek ;.'0!i w
utunterln' iiIxjiu tbe baik y.:r.l v.l :
your hands iH-bhid you and it content
look on your face. I -:is lookiu' :
you and thlnkin' what a good matt y :
was when you slepM-d on it biaile of :
uoound tbe huiidle Hew up mid foiohe
you 'a whack on tbe bead. Ynu nil,
bed the spot, gave one Ion'; aroioel
and tlien you kicked in tbe bend of lie
old vinegar barrel and said somcihir.
bb many iiH.dve times over. I eouldn't
catch the words, but my blood run cold
for tho next hour. Ever since then
I'vo been askln' myself If I'm Ilvin'
with a mini who muy begin to chaw
terbacker mid bet on elections any
niorniii' In tho year. Only lust night 1
dreamed you had been churched for
swearln' und that we was dlvidln'. up
the things and I was goln' home." '
Mr. Dolby started to sigh, but saw
two grasshoppers engaged in dendlv
combat on the ground and checked It
to watch the struggle. He was men
tally putting up a plunk that the cock
eyed hnppcr would win over the old
bnldhead when Mrs. Dolby put on a
more severe look and continued:
"I'm un hand to bring up things.
iiidok, as 'you know, but I'm a truth
ful person and don't bent about the
bush. You hud never been to a circus
when wo got married, and you have
never been to one since. You alius said
that Satan nnd the circus was twin
brothers. I know they have been post
In' up bills for a circus Iliat'B couiln' to
town in two weeks, but I've been care
ful not to look at 'era. I've felt it my
duty as' your wife to turn my head
away when I passed the pletur's, and if
there had beeu any feelln' that I'd like
to see the elephant I've come home
and washed my mouth out with pep
per suss, les, I've done all this, Za-
dok, but how Is It with you? It wasn't
three days ago that Mi's. Graham saw
you stamlln' in front of a lot of circus
pletur's, and you was so w nipped up In
em tbnt you tlldn t hear her speak to
you. Slio said alie'd bet you'd sneak
oft to the performance at night If yon
wasn't afraid everybody would see
you. She didn't tell It to bo menu, but
she thought It was her duty. When
n deacon beglus to go down hill, his
n-lfc hud better look out. lie's liable
to murder her any day. Zadok, If Sa
tan has got hold of you I want to know
It. I want to help you to wrassle with
him. Have you a feelln' that you'd
like to go to the cireURV"
The grasshopper light was ended by
this time, with cockeye ns victor, and
Mr. Dolby had been asked a straight
question. lie didn't answer, however.
There was a wistful look on his face,
and tho memory of those pictures rose
tip before him, but ho sighed softly ami
wondered If the hen that was trying
to crowd under the gate would accom
plish tho feat.
"And what did my brother Moses
hnvo to tell mo three or four days
ago?" asked Mrn. Dolby ns a touch of
pathos camp to her tone. "Moses Is no
hand to toll things. When his cow
tiled two years ago, ho never wild n
word about It for weeks, He didn't
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MEDFORD GROCERY
and FEED STORE
L. B. BROWN, Proprietor
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
FEED,
SEEDS
1 AND LIME
Campers' Supplies
a Specialty
Cast 7th St.
WEST SIDE GROCERY
T. J. QOODWYN, Prop.
Fine Line of FANCY and STAPLE
FAMILY GROCERIES
HAY and FEED Goods Delivered Free
tell this to me to make trouble between
us, but be thought I ought to be ready
If a calamity was comln. He was go
ln' pust the buxehall grounds one day
hint week, ami there was a game on.
I don't Hay that baseball Is un sinful ns
hoitH rai-in', but I do know, mid you
have Hllttft Hitid so yourHClf. tbnt it's
one of the paths that lend down to per
dilion. The players yell and whoop and
itwear mid drink beer, und Hometimc.1
the game einla in a light. Mokcs didn't
think of goin' in. espceiully us the price
wiih two phillin'a aitiiiiittanee, and lie
was tin ulii awuy from temptution
when be saw you. You was Htmidin'
up lo the feme and lookln' through a
knot bole, mid he culled your name sev
en times without your bearin' him.
"Moses almost cried when he told me
of It. He said the next thing would be
a buss race unless you got hold of
yourself, and the next after that would
be a grand crash. You can't go on this
way, Zadok you can't do it. I ain't
suyln' you've come to ouy great harm
yet, though I notice yon pick out tbe
shortest chapters in the Bible for fam
ily prayers. Do you realize that SatAii
is after yon?"
The ben hud got under tbe gate aud
gone, but Mr. Dolby hud become Inter
ested In two hogs lu the street. Both
wanted the same mudhole for a bed,
and a fight was Imminent to sec which
should have possession. Mr. Dolby's
sympathies were with the spotted hog,
and he took uo heed of the woman be
hind him. She didn't seem to expect
him to, but after a couple of minutes
feelingly observed:
"There's one thing more, Zadok, and
I'm bound to tell you of it. One even-
In' lust week when you was milkin'
the cow nnd I was iu the barn lookln'
for eggs I heard somethln' gq 'spat,'
and I looked out to find you In a heap
on the ground. The cow had kicked
you oyer. You. got. up and gyabhcd.-a
piece of fence rail, and you lambasted
her nine times, and every .time you
lambnsted you jumped out q word. I
don't know what It was, as'I had my
cars stopped up, but I know It wasn't
'siignr.' You wus still mad when you
come into the house, and you kicked
the cut and clicked y- 'r teeth togeth
er. Zadok Dolby, t) i.t. bos come
wheu I must know .oat ye a mean to
do. re you goln' t Swp : ght on this
way and bring up ' tbe r e and brim
stone nt last or u. " goln' to stop
where you are nnd b.v..ie a Uvln' ex
ample of goodness again? I want a
plain answer,"
She didn't get it, however. The hog
fight was on, and Mr. Dolby was
mentally cheering the spotted one to
victory, and ho didn't even hear the
question. The scrap lasted about three
minutes, with victory perching on the
bnnner of the better porker, and when
it was concluded Mr. Dolby arose with
a yawn, brushed a fly off his nose and
sauntered out into the garden to see
bow the tomato plants were com
ing on. M. QUAD.
If you ara troubled with Impure blood, lndl-
would rooomraoudAcker'a Blood Elixir, wlili-h
wo sell under a positive guarantee. It will al
ways euro Scrofulous or syphilitic poirons and
ill blood disease. 50 eta. and 1.00. Med lord
Drug Co., nruvgista
Ills rinn.
City Mun Yes; we all need a rest
once In awhile.
Farmer So we do, young man. An'
If some of you city folks 'd follcr my
plan an' take yer rest from 0 at night
till 4 in the uioruin' you'd be a deal
bettor otf. Puck.
AinblRrnoDfl.
"What I ara afraid of," said Miss
Primly, shaking her head roguishly,
"Is the man 1 married would not love
mo when I ant old."
'If lie loved you wheu he married
you," said Miss Candid, "he would."
Chicago Tribune.
5lck Headache absolutely and ocrmnncntlv
cured by lining Atokl Tea. pleuaaiit herb
drink, euros Constipation and Indigestion,
makos you tml, Rlticp, work nnd happv- Satis
faction euiinmUK-d or monov buok. 'ib ots. and
SO ot. Write to W. H. Uookkk Co.. Ilnftnlo,
N. Y, ror n rroo sample. Modtord Drug Co.,
DrusKlsts.
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Advertised Letter. List.
Following is a list of letters remaining tn
10 12 ,0r ' UwUo"x poetomce on Scat,
Chambers, Mrs John Monroe. Jock
. Jia, j jooze, natter u
KTfJv Taylor, James
Orlffith. Mrs Dora ' Wright, Mrs Leon
Harmon, C C Wright. John
Jordon. Miss Prances Wilson. Robert
Jones, W N Young, William
Morehonie, Henry E
A charge of one cent will be made upon de
IlTcry of each of the above letters
Persons calling tor any of tbe above icUeri
will please ay " Advertised."
O. F. McRitmAif, Postmaster
LOS ANQELES COLLEGE OF
LAW, U. S. C.
Thorough two yeara' course leads to degree
or U.B. Fjtcellent facilities. Students ha
college aDd office work, thus combining theory
and practice. George L. sandera, Denu
For particulars address
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