The Medford mail., September 26, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

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CoiiiiiiunlontloiiH I' ;u c..r bov
eral oorrH)oiidi)iitH trie t reach .bin
ollloo not litter tlimi W yd need '-y
noon lo niHiiro ptiblioittif .
Jacksonville Hewn.
Judge llunim in ut GruiilH Pugs.
Mian )(u Anltuny is lit ICugotio.
lion. Win. C'ulvig Jwiib ut AhIi
land Sunday.
Mitts Ollio I luffor was in Medford
Hattiriliiy ullurnoon.
Mitts lCtbtil Flory Ih lunching
ucliool ut oodvillo.
Mr. and Mrs. CIiiih. Nickell huvo
Loon ut OrnnlH Pp.hh.
County Clurk Ortli wont to Mud
ford Saturday afternoon.
Hupt. Daily und liunily uro rus
ticating ut Elk creek.
Mis 1,(0 in l'riiu in taking a course
of Htunogrii)liy ut Mudford.
Hun. 11. K. Ankunv wits regis
tered ut tlio "Portland" lunt week.
Mr. und Mrs. lru AndurHon uro
nt ICurcka, C'ulif., for the present
Dr. C. It lUy. of Tolo, wits ut
tlio county Hen I on business Friday.
Win. Holmes, of tliu .Snowy
U nt to Mills, was in Jacksonville
Friday.
Judge J. It. Noil wiih ut Asblund
on business ttiu lultur purl of tlio
woek.
A box social wub tlio program nt
tlio Mutludiet church IuhI Tburs
dny evening. -
C. W, Kahlor, tlio well known
uttornoy, who hurt boon iiuito ill,
1m convalescing.
Miss Rose Urontuno line boon
the guost of llcrnico Cameron, in
Uniontown prveinct,
MrB. Thou. Konnuy und dauglitor,
Francos, loft on Tuesdays' iruin
for Hun Francisco.
Stella l.ovi returned Monday
evening from a tliruo months' viuit
to San Francisco.
Josephine Donegnn, who is teach
ing Bciiool on Applegalo, Hpunt
Sunday with her pa routs.
, Mm. Mux Mullnr ih disposing of
her houBiiliold goods, preparatory
lo removing to Oakland, Calif.
Will Johnson, who Ih manuging
bib mothers runuh on Humbug,
spent u few days in town lust week.
Mrs. li. J. Kubli went over lo
liutto crook one day lat .weok to
look aftor her interests in that sec
tion. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Humason, of
Modford, wore tlio gucsis of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. lloaims Inst Sun
day. Mrs. Bollo Applegate, who bus
been spending tho stinimur in Uub
vicinity, returned to Druin the
first of tho wosk.
Dr, John White Geary and Miss
Phoobo Kelly wero married at
Burns, Oregon, recently. Tho
groom is a prominent physician of
" For two vears I suffered ter
ribly from dyspepsia, with grcnt
depression, ana wis ntways iccnus
poorly. I then tried Ayer's Sarsa
psrllli, and In ono week I was a
new man." John McDonald,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Don't forget that It's
"Ayer's" Sarsaparilla
that will make you strong
and hopeful. Don't waste
your time and money by
trying some other kind.
Use the old, tested, tried,
and true Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla. ' 11.00 a bottle. All drunlili.
Auk jour doctor wlint lio thinks of Ayor's
Sanaparllln. Mo knows all ouoiit tills limiul
old I family mnillnlno. follow Ilia aUvloo anil
... win no ; COi ,,,,
Poorly?
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ono - luilf HiilcH nortli of Mod ford 4
tlitit section, while tho bride is well
known hero through her connection
with lliu public school of Jackson
villo, und is the only dauglitor of Mr.
and Mr llinrison Kelly, of HiirnH,
Shu In popular among a wide circle
of nciiuaintiinccH.
Mth. Murk W. Gill und little
daughter, of Portlmid, uro Iho
guests of Mr. und Mis. A. 1C
HounioH, of this city.
At n recent mooting of tho I), of
II., Mrs. l'aiinio Wilson wnsolvctod
Lady of Honor, lo succeed Mrs
Goo. 0. II Dolinr.
Dr. J. W. Robinson and Hev. S
II. Jones, who Iimvo been spending
tlio past lew Weeks in Nm I'run
cisco, returned hid Thursduy.
InvilatioiiH 1m vo bu-jn rccievod
here for the grand bull tuvl oyster
supper to bo given by tho Condor
Water ami Power Co., ut lolo. on
October 1st.
Mussrs I'rim, Orino, Applogato,
Netiber mid McDai.icl, who have
boon ul the copper ininos ut
Wutkins for the past week, roturnud
Saturday.
O. Uied'i and family, formerly of
JuckHOiivillo, have removed fiom
Gold Hill to Aslil'ind, whore they
will open up a lunch e mitter and
restaurant.
Mrs. Ij. C. Sizemoro and sons,
who ure visiting relativoH here,
spent several dnys last week in
Ashland, tho guests o( Mr. nnu
Mrs. W. 11. Johneon.
Humor has it that lCx-Slieriff
Orino intends l"aving Jacksonville.
Ho hns not yet determined ns to
whore he will locate, possibly
Spoknno or Seattle.
District Attorney Koames wont
lo Grants I'iish last Friday to con
duct tho preliminary oxumination
of Calvin Grillin, charged with tho
murder of r.d Johnson.
Miss Mario Tonguo, a sister of
Mrs. A. 10. KonmoB, of this city, is
ono of a number of prominent
society peoplo of Portland who arc
tlio guests at a houso party ol tv N.
Campx, at tho Victory mino, nonr
Glundnlo.
Tho Odd Fellows of this city en-
tortaincd Grand Mastor Andrews
and Grand Patriarch Slowart loy
ally at their lodgo rooms Inst Fri
day evening. Aftor tho regular
business mooting tho guests of
honor, with tho invited guoBtsro-
paired to tho banquet rooms of the
lodgo whore an olnhorato luncheon
was sorvod. Both Messrs Andrews
and Stewart in fllicitous speeches
expressed their appreciation of tho
welcome accorded them by Jack
sonville lodge, I. O. O. F.
ACKER'S .
Dyspepsia Tablets
ouro NyitpopHlA and all dlHonlorH nrlKlna from
lndlKoolton. Kndoriwl by phyNlclann ovary
wborg. Sold Uy All druiKlntH. No ouro, no
nuy. 'il conti. Trial paokavo froo by wrlllnff
to W. II. HOOXKH ft Co., lIutTolo, N. Y. Mod
lord Drug Co., UruKKl!.
Central Polut Items.'
Hon. S. M. Nealon, of Sams Val
ley, spent Monday in our city.
Mr. Wilson, of Applecate, has be
oome a resident of our town.
i. Mrs. W. C. fit-over and Mrs. E
Mayor spent Tuesday in Medford.
A. J. Daley, ono of ISagln Point's
merohants, was in town this week.
Mrs. M. Case, of Sams Valley,
was trading with our morohants
ono day last week.
John Grievo, of Pro.ipect, is spend
ing a few weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. Thoa. Horriolt.
Clark Rippey now holds a posi
tion as olork in the mercantile
establishment of J. W. Merritt.
Mrs. Maria Purkoypilo, who spent
last week with rtlativee at Gold
Hill, returned home Saturday.
Miss Anna Kent, who has been
sponding several weeks in Douglas
County, returned home, last week.
Dr. J. Hinkle, who has been very
ill the past week, 19 now able to bo
on tho streets again. , ,v
Mrs, Ida Tsohudy, who hns been
very ill with malarial fevor for sov
oral days, is still quito siok.
Miss Roberta Rippey loft Sunday
for Croswell, Douglas County, to
take charge of the publio pohool for
a torin of nino months. Tho pooplo
of CrcHwel! ure fortunate in securing
so a bio mi Instructor. .
Geo. Ktlwiirds, an assnyor from
Denver, Co!o,, spout a duy in town
this week upon bimlneHS.
Mrs, Hiirnh A. Wilson, who has
been upending several mouths with
relatives in Washington, returned
homo this week.
Mrs. Hooi.li Leo and daughter,
Maude, and Missus Flossie Briscoe
and Julia Olsson spoilt Saturday in
Modford.
I. Kelson and family, who have
been spending the past three months
in JoBopbine County, returned homo
this week.
Wm. Carey, ono of Gold Hill's
prominent burliness men, was hero
the first of tho week looking after
ills Iiuxiiicsb interests.
Jamos Wilson and family and
Mrs. Mary Cornish, who have been
picking bops near Grants I'ass for
some weeks, returned homo a few
days ago,
J. W. Juoohs and family have
taken up their residence at Ash
Innd. whore Mr. Jocobs has em
ployment wiih tho Southern Oregon
Marble Company
On Tuo.'tlsy night of last week
someone entjred I. F. Williams'
room while he was asleep, and Htole
over one hundred dollars from his
pockets. There is no clew to tho
burglars.
CONSUMPTION
tin inoHt drm-lr-d and deadly of all dUoawoa, an
well hh iinotiifitinlit, and ull l.unif trout-ten are
relieved at or.ro and curud by Acker' linjcllvtl
Mcmtdy, "tlio Mntf ol all CoukI) i:urea." Curen
OuukIik and Ctiiiln In a day. g't coou. Your
itionev back If dlMNatlHlteil. Wrlto for free
ntmv'r. W. II. IIookkii li Co., Iluffalo, N. Y.
Modfurd DruK Co., UruKtflHln.
Talent .News Items.
Miss Reed, of Medford, is visit
ing in Talent this week,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson of
Merrill, are putting up fruit on
the Helms pluco.
Mrs. C. W. Woltors has been
quite sick tho last week. Dr. Jones
of Medford was in attendance.
Hud Ionian, of Klamnthnn, was
visiting bis mother in tbia city dur
ing the early pnrt of tho week.
Mrs. S. G. Neitherland who has
boon spending the summer iu Cali
fornia is expected home soon.
K. D, KeathorUnd and J. Wilcox,
building contractors, will soon com
plete tho largo barn on the Payne
plaen.
' M. L. Pellett, tho fruit grower, is
soon to begin making improvements
on the Rhodes' place, which be has
recontly purchased.
Art Jacobs suffered a severe loss
early Tuesday ruon iog. in the
burning of a hundred and fifty ton
stook of hay, presumably the work
of incendianes.
The Talent depot has been the
scene of much buy life during the
last month, thousands of boxes of
fruit having been shipped by the
fruit growers of this vicinity.
Tho Talent Sohool Literary
Society will favor the publio with
one of their inimitable socials in
the; near fuutre, the object . being to
increase their already exhaustive
library. v ' '
John ' Cameron who has been
running a hay baler in this valley
has sent eat for bis wife intending
to mnke this his future home. They
will live temporarily in the Jas.
Garrin house on the corner of Main
and Front streets.
Lingering Bummar Ooldi.
Don't lot a oold run at thla season. Bummor
colds aro Iho hardest kind to euro and If noR
looted may linger along for months. A long
logo like this will pull down tho strongest con
stitution. One Miuute Cough Cure will break
up the attack at onoe. 8nfo, sure, acts at once.
Cures , ooughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, al.
throat and lung troubles. Tho children llko It
Chn?. Slratijf.
Brown8boro Items.
The frost of last week did no
damage but cooled the atmosphere
considerably. Ail fruit is maturing
rapidly since the change in the
wouther.
There is an almost continual
travel on the road through this
plaoe by people going to look , for
homestoad and timber land.
Ralph Gregg, foreman of the rook
and powder gang on the ditch, re
ports that all drilling and blasting
will be completed to the drop oy
September 30th.
The steady demand for land is
oauslng prices to move up a little
enoh month. Land in the vioinity
Keep Out
y thra Wet
SAWYER'S
Eioelilor Brand
OIL CLOTHING
ThsbBRt WKtornronf vnrmcnfH In thfl
world. Mftilo from tlio ttU mntui-lMit ttiitl
wnrrnnttMl wntorprnot. Undo to tnua
tliarouKtuMl work tint! weMlmr.
Iiook Tar tlio trnilo innrU. If yonriloaler
rioim not havo them, writo for cataloguo to
H. Y. Ttrttltift and Fuck In? Ct,t is It., Run Franclsto.
or II. M. HAW Y Kit A SON, RoloMfte.
coat f.'amDriurfft ami.
of lirownsboro has inoreaBed ''jii
value 25 per cent in the pas't. sii
months.
I. N, Best has bought the f fall
ranch, on Four Bit creek, and will
make a home of it next summer.
Mr. Host !s a conductor on the South
ern I'aciflo, between Los Angeles,
Calif., and Yuma, Arizona.
lr. Clark, secretary of tho Fish
Lako Ditch Company, is hero, and
in company with the president, Mr.
Williams, is making it careful in
spection o tho, work on tho ditch.
Water is now running in the ditch
to Dead Horsegulcb, on Mr. Miller's
place, and in a few days will be
running ovor the drop on the West
ranch.
You Know What You Are Taking
When you lalto Ornve's Taitoloas Chill Tonic
berau'io tho formula la plaint printed on ovory
bottle Hlirwlng thai It, la Ntnipfy Iron and Unf
aloe In a IuhUiIoks form. No cure. No fay. bOo.
Woudville Items.
Rev. Dr. Holt will preach here
next Sunday.
Miss TUoy Swagerty is spending
a few week at Grants Pass.
Mrs, Gladys Haymond of Eagle
Point, is here visiting relatives.
We are glad to state that Grand
ma Harbor is much improved.
Miss Lizzie Hoover, of Medford,
is here with a fine line of millinery
goods.
E. G. Borden, who has been in
San Francisco for the past month,
returned Sunday.
Friday, whilo W. R. Carter was
unloading peaches, his horses be
came frigh'.ened and ran away; The
team ran against the Wilson hotel
porch, knocking the back bed off,
and then ran into a cart loaded
with peaches. No further damage
was done, save the paving of the
etrcel a short distance with peaches.
W. V. Jones and daughter.
Addio, entertained a number of
their friends Monday evening, the
occasion being the 48th birthday of
Mr. Jones. Uood music and social
games were indulged in, and an
elegnnt supper was served. About
11 o'clock the company departed
well pleased with their evening's
entertainment, and in wishing Mr.
Jones many happy returns of his
natal day.
nokl Tea positively Cures 5lck Headache,
Indigestion and Conatlpatfon. A delightful herb
drink, lit-movea all eruptions of the skin, pro
ducing a perfec complexion or roonoy refunded
i'lo. anil fioc. Wnlo lo us for free aamplc. W.
II. HooKKiiCn, Huflalo, N. Y. iledford Drug
Co , Druggists.
Uold Hill Items.
DY SPECTATOR.
Miss Florence Bolt is on the sick
list with malarial fever.
Walter Gray left Sunday for Big
Butte, to look after his ranch prop
erty on Ginger creek.
Mrs. Ida Belts and son, Merrill,
left Tuesday for Los Angeles to re
side and engage in the lodging
bouse business at tnat place.
Harry Hammond, only son- of
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Young, died at
their home on Sept. 23, 1902, at the
age of seven years. Interment at
the Rook Point cemetery.
J. J. Houck last week sold the
Bowden mine to the Yellow Jacket
Mining Company, composed mostly
at Los Angeles capitalists. S. W.
MoClendon is a share-holder and
general manager of the Company at
this place. The price paid for the
liowden was 4U,000.
S. S. Johnson, of Minnesota, and
A. K. Kellogg left Saturday for a
stay of several days in the upper
Bigg Butte and Alt. Pitt district,
looking up ri tuber lands. Mr. John
son and associates reoently pur
chased of the State all the unsold
sohool lands west of the Cascade
mountains in Oregon, and he has
spent the past summer inspecting
tneir new properties.
Acker's Blood Elixir positively CaresChrenlc
Blood Polsontnir and all Sorofuloua affeottons.
At all times a matchless system tonic and purl
Her. Money refunded If you are not satisfied.
60c. and fl.OO. Medford Drug Co., Druggists.
Table Rook items.
B. R. Porter made a flying trip to
Klamath oouoty Inst week to look after
some boot oattlo which he has postur
ing tli ore.
A party of about a dozen youog folks
visited the Woat Table Bock Sunday
anil returned well ploased with the
beautiful view of the valley.
Miss Tliora Smith, of Talent, Is
making splendid progress with hor
sohool, and we predlot that it will be
the moat profitable term the pupils
have attended for many months.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams received
the sad news of the death of Mies
Dolpliu Frudenburg at Mt. Pitt last
Wednesday afternoon and made nearly
the entire drive from here alter night,
Tlio Glass threshing maohlne pulled
Into this country Tuesday morning,
whtoh was good news to the farmers,
as they wore fearing a rain storm and
some of tho grnln was very poorly
slackod and would have fared , bndly
from a storm, ;
Erptnott Nealon met with a vory pain
ful nooldent Inst week while haul
ing wood to the Or. Ray's Dam on
ttogue River. Uis arm was caught bo.
tweon tho front wheel and rack and
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GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
FEED,
SEEDS.
AND LIME
Campers' Supplies
a tSpecialty
East 7th St. MEDFORD, ORE.
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T. J. GO DWYN. Prop.
Fine Line of FANCY and STAPLE
FAMILY GROCERIES
HAY and FEED Goods Delivered Free
was terribly bruised, fortunately no
bones were broken bnt It will be some
time before he will do any more such
work. ,
3. C. P.
The Best Prescription for Malaria
Chills and Ferer la a bottle of Grove's Tabtr-
I.EHH nwiu. it ia simpiy iron ana iui
nine In a tasteless form. No cure, do pay.
Price 60 cents.
Where Wlvra Rale Hnabanda.
In the valley of the Barca, In Abys
sinia, there Is a community where the
women, without holding meetings or
limitations of any kind, hare emanci
pated themselves. All the women work
hard, while the men are idle; but, by
way of compensation, the house and. all
It contains beloni; to the wife. At the
least unkind word she turns the hus
band out at night. In storm or rain, and
he cannot cor.ie hack until be makes
amends by the gift of a cow. The wife
considers It a duty to abuse the hus
band, and If she were weak enough to
show any love for him In life or grief
at his death she would be scorned by
her tribe. The wife, without any rea
son, may strike her tent and go, taking
with her one-third of the joint posses
sions. The husband, unless he is trav
eling, may not live out of his tent, but
his Vlfe may go to her parents for a
year and annul, for the time, ber owd
marriage.
Grim Scotch Wit.
The People's Friend cites the follow
ing as a sample of "characteristic
Scottish wit keen; grim and caustic:"
A certain parishioner dealt in old
horses, alternating bis spells of labor
with heavy sprees. During the pe
riod of depression which followed each
overindulgence John habitually took to
bed and there diligently studied the
family Bible. During one of these fits'
of attempted, reformation bis condition
prompted his wife to call In the Rev.
Mr. Wallace, the parish minister, who
at the time happened to be passing.
"Oh, Muister Wallace, come In and
see our John; he's rale bad!"
"What's wrang wi' hlm7" ,
"He's fenrt to meet his Mnkker,'
sold Mrs. John. '
Quick as fire came the crushing
reply:
"Humph! Tbell'm he need na be
fcart for that; he'll never uee'm."
Ner-vo-lne.
Cures general debility, loss of man
hood, sexual weakness, pain In back,
nervousness, etc. Best preparation on
the market today. Positive cure. Dr.
Uiipont, Paris. Medford DruK Uo.
agents, Medford, Or. Tl per bottle, six
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Vacation Time.
Hey for the out of town summer resort!
Hey xor the place wnere me iuckv uia
portl Hoy for the mountain and hey for the
lako!
Hoy for the earwig, the ant and the
snake!
Hey for the beds that are lumpy and
rough!
Hoy for the beefsteak so horribly tough!
Hey for the skeeters, the chiggers and
files!
Hey for the Joys that the country sup
plies! Think of the bliss that we shortly shall
know!
think of the blisters we'll get when we
row! .
Think of the blossoms In the woodlands
ao gayl
Think of the hours we'll And In a dayl
Think how at dawn rise the cackles and
crows!
Think of the skin that wilt peel from
your nose!
Think of all this while beginning to pack!
Think how blamed glad we shall he to get
back!
Bad Is their lot who In town here must
stay.
Getting their egg and milk fresh each
dny,
Getting fresh fruits, also fresh garden
BOSS,
Going to shows their dull hours to pas".
Blighted with bathtubs, tormented with
loo. .
Cursed with nil oomforts not barred by
the prlodl
It la and to refloat that they're missing
the sport
That we luoky ones gel nt the summer
To Cure a Oold in One Day
Tnko Lnxfttfre BromoOijInipn Tnblets. Al
rlfiifrrHula rpriittii tht iimnt-v it It fultn to Clircl
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Advertised Letter List.
Following is a list of letters remaining nn
24 1102 ' tbC Uei'0'a Posiomce on depu
Andrews, D T Johns, Albert
Andrews, Miss Olllo Jonrs, L W
Aabford, O W McOce, J B
Darling, H Reed, Ura Ardella L .
FlInner. Mrs Smith, Jllss Grace
HodKC, Miss Eva Smith, ilr A
Irish, Ulss Mabel Wilson, R B
A charge of one cent will be msde upon de
livery of each of Ire above letters.
Persons calling tor any ol the above .etterj
wul please say Advertised." -
O. P. UaHHiHAV, Postmaster.
LOS ANGELES COLLEGE OF
LAW, U. S. C.
Thorough two years' course leads to degree
or LI.B. Excellent facilities. Siodents have
college and onlce work, thus combining theorr
and practice. George L. Sanders, Dtan
for particulars aridrest,
. FRANCIS M. PARKER.
Sec. L. A. College of Law, .Los Angeles, CalU.
Sfkuit CANS
By the Dozen,
or by the Grosvrf
fNON-POISONOUS
Put toeetherwith rosin
,3oder, no acid used to
ipoison the fruit .
WOLFEk, the TinmaiU
BLACKSNITHING
and WAGON WORK
WEST SIDE SHOPS
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AH Work Promptly Executed
ml 1 ul ly Uu jianteed
I MEDFORD
BAZAAR
J MRS. O. aiLBBRT , Proprietor
Haodkerchiefe.Embroidery Bilks m
ouu itii uiuwnuiB lor iaccy worK 2
B tlonery S
une uoor nonn or fostonic 99
? MEDFORD. ORRfJOW m
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Mitchell & Boeck,
Blacksmiths
WHEEL WORK and
TIRE-SETTING
a Specialty
Horseshoeing
Merrlmac's old stand, MEDFORD.IOREQON
D. L. Day,
Painter
Decorator
and
Satisfaction guaranteed in both
, work and prices
HEDFORD, OREGON
Th!s Btgnnture is on every box of ths ermine
Laxative BromoQuinine iwieta
the remedy that cures o colli lu ono day