The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, June 03, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti JSagle C nlut Eaclets. UV A. 0. IIOWLETT. Our young people are antioipat- ing a fine lime at the dunce the Gin of June. Mrs. Esther Sinelare, of Central Point, oamo out Inst week to vieit her sister, Mrs. A. M Thomas. Mrs. Osear Simpnins, of Wood ville, came up last Monday to yieit her BiBter, M-s. Frank Lewis. Irwin Daley, while wo. king with a crosscut Baw, got hie fingers caught and badly cut in Beveral places.i ,i .: t'.lh I' uii ? . A. J. Daley put an advertiee " Dien in this week's Mail, offering ' his saw mill; on Round Top, for Bale at a oargsin. .. . , . Eli Ellis, of Athland, put in his appearuuce at the Sunny Side last Monday. .' He is here on business "connected with land matters. '- . Mr. West, the eflk-i-nt. road supervisor,' of Antelope ilia'rict, hap ..been working the rond which leads up the hill from Engle Point. A laage number of bur 'citizens observed Decoration Day by going to their respective cemeteries, many of them going to Cental Point and Medford. Thomas Cingcade, while work ing with the piledriver at the Antelope bridge, got hiB thumb badly injured by tearing the flesh from the bone. Mr. Owings, while riding up the hill from Eagle Point to bis home, was thrown out of the hack and bruised hia leg very badly, fortu nately there were no bones broken. Mrs. 0. P. McGee, who has been stopping at the Sunnyside for the laBt month, started for her home in Vancouver, Wash., on Thursday of laBt week, greatly improved in health. On Friday of last week Misses Annie and Phxebie Vinson, of Med ford, came out with their tent and photo outfit and pitobed the tent m lieo. w. J-iaiey a 101, remaining until Tuesday. A. H Peachey left last week for ' the Mi. Pitt preoinct, where ne goes to teach an unfinished term ,of school. His wife and two child ren went to Oklahoma to visit her Aged father, who is in verv poor Wealth. There seems to be considerable " moving among us of strangerB going to the timber belt and re ' Uirnine. iskine questions about the land here, itB productiveness etc. There have been several families during the past few days moved to the timber bell. Rev. Johnson and wife and Br Adkins and daughter were out labt Sunday, the Reverend gei.tleman preacbed lor ub morning and eveu- ing. He had a good and attentive audience both times, be expects Mo preach here again the fourth Sunday in June, aleo the Saturday night before. The committee on arrangement for a Fourth of July celebration met and appointed the fallowing committees: Un grounds narry Cingcade, Nick Zamy, W. Ashpo'e and Johu Inlow. On music Mes dames J. V. Grover, R. G. Brown, W. B. Officer, Mettie Martin and J R. Cook. On finance Wm. Brown, Bert Peachev and Gub NicholB On sports ThomaB Kenny, Frank Brown, Frank Nichols, John In low, Gus Nichols, Henry French Vid Lon Smith. Speaker of the day Hon. Wm. Colvig. Marshals of the dav John Daley and E. Nichols. For further particulars Eee bills. The candidates have been un usually numerous the past week io tbiB section, and tbey all seem de termined to make everybody be l;eve that they ar3 bitterly opposed to the oassine of the hog law. Speaking of that law there see ns to be a feeling on that subject tbit is not arroused very often from the fact that the law if passed will cut off a source of revenue in our county that would not only effot the bog misers but every business mun in the countv. Fur, accord ing to the most authentic etutiBlios we can get, the revenue from the production of b g io Jackson county amounts to about $60,000 a year and allowing one half of that for the expense of rearing, feeding, etc., that leavea $30,000 net in come. The most of the hogs are raised in the foot hills so that we can safely ci.unt on about 97 per cent of that amount or $27,000 go ing into the hands of thoso who live in the foot hills and depend largely on the range and mast for their sus inance. Now take away $27,000, the net income, from thnt oUbb of citizens and where will the merchant, bu'cher, hotel-keeper, doctor and others get. their money. Tneir is one more thought on tbis subject and that is the way the subject U worded on the ticket. lor allowing hogs to run at lorge v.u'd convey the idea that they wi re to be allowed to run at large in towns and cities, whereas in all incnrmraed towns and cities the municipal laws would protect tne cuiz-ns. An Alarm Clock for 25c. Tf vnn wiuit to eel un etirlv ant) feel good all din luke a Little Early Risir or Iwo at bed time, loose lamous little pills relax the nerves, give quiet rest and rulresiiniK Bleep, vnn a Ken tie movement of the bowels about breakfast time. W. H. Howell, of Houston. Texas . Bays "Early Risen are the best pill made for constipation, siok headache, biliousness, etc." Sold by Chas. Strang, Druggist. Beagle Items. By J. G. Martin. Thirty out of a total of sixty-one voters have registered m Table Rock preoinct. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Askew and family, of Tolo, visited Antioch cem etery on memorial day. Earl Case, one of the exemplary young men of Antioch, was in Mod ford Wednosduy and made a purchase of a 832 saddle Our rustling carpenter, Theo. Glass, has took the contract to build a neat farm cottage for his brother-in-law, Ralph Dean, of Tolo. Mr. and Mrs. Jones' son, Wultov, is prostrated with that dread disease, pneumonia fever. Dr. Jones, of Medford, is ill attendance. The graves in Antioch cemetery were well remembered on Decoration Day and were profusely covered with beautiful wreaths of Howoi-s. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Glass, accompa nied by Rev. A. J. Solver, were in Central Point Monday. The latter continued his journey to Ashland. Joe Mayfluld, accompanied by his siBter, Miss Lizzie, were trading at Central Point Monday; also James Musty, one of the leading young farmers of Meadows section. We had a pleaBaut call Sunday from Mr. McDonald, of Medford. . The gentleman has just returned from Prospect. He reports the roads being put in fine condition for travel. Earl Case, C. V. Martin, Bert and Percy Chapman went to Evans creek Sunday on a fishing jaunt. They re turned home lute in the evening with lotB of experience and four suckers. There will be a school entertainment at Antioch school house June 8th, by our popular teachor, Miss Coram, and pupils. The neighboring district schools are cordially invited to meet with us. - Wo had a brief but very pleasant call Monday from Hon. Geo.W. Dunn and Chas. Dickisou, our incoming county judge und recorder, respec tively. They report the outlook quite satisfactory for election of the Kepub lican ticket. When you see n man and wife re turning homo from tho city I with a well-lllled wagon of up-to-datel filllii- Ceutral foiut Items. Found at Ihe Woodman ball o : May 111 u 'a gold watch with initials on same. Owner can re cover it by ca ling at the poftoflice and uesonbing it. DEGHKB OF HONOR CONVENTION. 1 The first'Southerh Oregon 'D. of H. district convention which was held at Central Point on Vedne2- ;day and' Thumlay, May 18th and lath, pioved to be a decided social and intellectual BucceBB. Nearly .every Degree of tumor lodge in the district was represented and show ed great interest in each session, Among ' the able speakers' : were ;Grand Chief of Honor, Mrs. Addis B. Colvig, and Past Grand Master Workman, D C. Herrin. :, i On Wednesday evening, it being J), of II lodge evening, lodge was, conducted in due form and a can-i rlidntn initiated ' I Thn inir.iHfinrv Was conduc ed by the drill team,! which consisted of six'een ladies' with Mrs. Mollie Holmes as cup . tain and Mrs. Clara Hawk as or- fcanist. Mr. Colvig, of Jackson ville, gave a very interesting talk 6n lodge work after which, an in teresting' prograni was rendered Following is the program: Voi-iil Solo by Mrs. stellii I'urlteypUc iV.struiiicntal Solo by MIsaLulu Hl-hII Vnual Solo by Mrs. Holmes Recitation by Miss Stella Pl.asant VoL-al Solo bv Donald ColvlK .VtouoloEito by Mrs. Fisher PHiitomlno aud Solo. .''The Old Maid's Tea l'artv." I The members then conducted their guests to the dining ball where refreshments were served and a general good time was en joyed by all. j Thursday, as was Wednesday, was passed in business meetings, dinner being served for all in the A. O. U. W. hall, and the meetings were enlivened by vocal and nistru mental musio and speaking. ' i The place for holding the next convention iB not fully decided on yfel, but we hope soon to be able to announce b ith the date and place, at our members are anxious to at tend another convention. , An Old Landmark Gone. Bv the burniDB of the old Unlontown store and post otllce several weeks hko, I . i one of the historical buildings of Jauk-1 W son county passed away. The building j y was ereoted in the latter part of the .-u fifties and was for manv veaia U6ed III F post Oflloe and Btore, conauciea dv Hon. IT. Cameron. Here Mr, Cameron laid the foundation for his fortune, and during the early mining days quite a village spraDg up around the store. Of late years, however, the building has been used as a store house by Zaok Cameron, part ot It being used as a smoke house, and It was from this portion that the fire started.. Haw thousand dollarB have uassed over the oounters of this old Btore, as it was in early days the trading point for miners up and down tne Appiegate. -,v y Chas. Strang askB the readers of this paper to test the value ol Kuuol uyspepsia (jure. Those persons who have used it and who have been cured by it, do not hesitate to recommend It to their friends. Kodol digests what you eat, cures Indigestion, uyspepsia ana an stomach troubles. Increases strength hv enabling the stomach and dicestive organs to contribute to the blood all of tlie nutriment contained in the food. Kodol Depepsla Cure is pleasant and palatable. Sold by Chas. Strang, Druggist. 'if "jia REAL 'Triumphs of Modern Surgery. Wonderful things are done for the human body by surgery. Organs are taken out andf scraped i and polished and put back, or they may 'be removed BDlirt'ly; bones are Bpuceu, pipes mites the1 pi use of diseased sections of veins; auiiseptio dressings nr - applied to wounds, burns, b. u.ves and like injuries be lure intlauialiou sets in. which causes theru to heal wUhout uiatunillon and in one-third the time required bv the old treatment, unaraituriain a rain uaim acts on this same principle. It U an antiBepiic and when applied to Buch amines, caueeB tticm to nuai very nnirlflv. Tt also allaVB the pain ami soreness. Keep a Dome 01 rum dumu in your home and it will save you time and money, not to mention the incon venience and suffering wirh such in juries entail. For sale by Chas. Strung, druggist. - CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. Cordeiia Orehreidcrvs Kevin J Orohrelilor; divorce. Decree by default. F J Stack m tin rs Louis Stackman; divorce. Decree by default. Snnie Handle vs J E Handle; divorce. Decroo by default. . , ., Nellie L Practat vs Wm p Praoht; divorce Decree by default. , Geo H tiargadine vs Allie M Hargadlne; divorce. Decree by default. Elta M Heiss vs John V Heiss; dlyorce. Decree by default. Saral action. I Buy and Sell Real Estate Hmrm .r. a fmw Barsiatn. ! for a ahorft tlma only. No. 913 40 acres idlotnlnvolty limits. Ona7room bouse and one S.rooin house. Small barn nnu a good cellar umlor beusu. All (.'imeil. Small orchard., all varieties ol fruit. Price 11700: one.kalI oaab, -lue balance on time at 8 per ceut, intotoBt. r ; 'i : , f ; ; rri i ' No. 17510 acres Just outside tbe city limits: Small orebard and small dwelling house. Vrloo ISOO. This ulaue will be oRored at this price ior the next thirty days only. , ; ... No.' 319 8 acres lust outside the city limits. :sbc-room bouse, small barnl and small Irult. All lonced. trice 1H). ., .'....i , . , ' Call on "or address .1 " ,77 ". " A JOSEPH MOSS, Grants Pass1.' Or. 0 )( j ( iHeadquartersfor ReaDEstatei j Headquarters on "E" Street, Between Fifth and Sixth m m m I s s !)(; in " -Mi Sarah KPrall vs Chas Prall and J W Pralli ition. State ol Oregon vs Chas Prall KIDNAh ! Cruiser I tKMU. Squadron Will Be Sent 'tc j Morocco. IWashington, May 28. The kidnap erp of Terdicaris and his stepson, Var ley. In Morocco have submitted theh terms for ranBom, , and the state de pairtment has decided that they are absolutely Impossible ot acceptance. hear Admiral Jewell reported by cale to the navy department the ar rival of the European squadron under his command, embracing the Olympic Baltimore and Cleveland, at Herta Azores. Orders will be .sent to , the Admiral to 'proceed to Tangier, Mo. rocco. CONSUMPTIVE KEPT OUT. A INative of Guatemala Denied Land ing at San Francisco. San Francisco, May 28. Jose Aran- dah. a native of Guatemala, who came to jthls port to receive expert medical treatment at the hands of a physician In this c'.ty, has been detained in quar antine by the Immigration inspectors on; the suspicion that he Is suffering from consumption. As the law forbids the landing of Immigrants having con tagious diseases, the department may order his return to Guatemala. 1 A Strong Hsart is assured perfect digestion. IndlgeBt- on swell-me Btomacn ana pune u up against the heart. Tins caus.es short- ture yon can say that long years oi iiesa ol Dream, palpitation ui tne nun imt urn mill ilKlustrV e""1 nu". . i.v ,.pvr Ayers Why is it that Ayer's Hair Vigor does so many remark able things? Because it is a hair Food. It feeds the hair, puts new life into it. The hair Hair Vigor tannot keep from growine. And gradually all the dark, rich color of early life comes back to gray hair. . When I flnt med Ayw'i IHlr YIro- m bfttr wn about ill gray. Hut now tt nirt rich vlai-k. and tlifrk t I could wih. -MES. 8C6AH KLOPFKIfBTIEM, TuiCUmblK, I40 a bottle. All drueglM. . for Gray Hair iiprRnvnrnnco. huvo at last brought them a )ust re ward, and who can lay a more just claim to their many blessings than (!. W. SUicey and family. ; The veteran pioneer minister, A. J. Slover, of Ashland, deliverort two very interesting sermons Sunday, at the Now Hope church, which ho found ed, planned and built, principally : with his own hands and capital, in I the year 18!)2. Many of the charter memuers, wno assisieu hi laying vuw foundation, have passed long since over the divide, and beautiful little New Hope church is seldom used, as it is nestled in one of the remotest corners of the community, where it stands out prominently as a place of worship, ' an honor to the locality where its history will be ever kept fresh lu memory of Its aged pastor. Time has proved without a doubt the revernd gentleman's sincerity and worthiness as a true christian worker, where he has labored continuously for fifty years in upholding and advocat ing the work of the Baptist church and the betterment of mankind. Blank Notes, 20 neatly bound in a hnnk . tn carrv in Docket Printed on beat linen uanor for sale at f UK Mail , office, a Cure cures Indigestion, relieves the stomach, takes tho strain off the heart and reBtores it to a lull performance of i ts function naturally. Kodol Increases tne strength by enabling the stomach Hnd digeBtive organs to digeBt, assimi late and appropriate to the blood and tiBsuoB all of the food nutriment. Tones the Btomaoh and digestive organs. Sold by Chas. Strang, Druggist. Wurst of All Experiences. Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your InntV :Such was the experience of Mra. S. H. Newson, Docatur, Ala. "For three iyears," she says, "I endured insuffer able pain from indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble. Death seemed in evitable when doctors and all reme dies failed. At length I was induced to try Eleotric Bitters and the result was miraculous. I improved at once and now I'm completely recovered." For liver, kidney, stomacn anu oowei troubles Electric Bitters is the only medicine Only 50c. It's guaranteed by Unas. Strnng, druggist. Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that the county court for Jackson county, Oregon, will receive bids at Its regular June term, 1904, for the construction o! a bridge acrosb Bear creek, near Central Point, consisting of a forty-foot span, Queen Truss plan, and also for the construc tion of 1000 reet more or less ol jetty work for the protection of said bridge, and for tbe protection of the Antelope bridge, according to tbe plans and specifications on file, in the office of the County Clerk. All of said work to be completed on or before tlie 20th day of September, A. u. JOHN B. UKriI. 21-3t County Clerk. W. C. T. U. items. The Union met on time with preBi' dent in chair.. After the usual opening e'xerciseB several letters were road from the different Unions. An article was read by Mrs. Buck. All present enjoyed the visit of Mra. Hoxoy and listened to her talk of "How to Study the Bible" with interest. Tho hour passed too quickly when the Union ad journed to meet at the home of Mrs. Buck, May 26th. Studebaker Vehicles AND Studebaker Harness Go Well Together lam in Receipt of a Car of Vehicles', from the Factory and of a good assort ment of Double and iSingle ; Harnessj , . : . Come and Select Your eeds. '','.'.' , ' Quality and Good jWorkmanship Guaranteed on all Articles i . 1 " ' . : I have also in Stock quite an Assortment of the well-known, serviceable Parlin & Ormdorf Com pany FARMING IMPLEMENTS. - F. OSENBftUGQE, j Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing; Co., Medford, - - Oregon I MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER GO Dealers in Vehicles andltlachinery Spray Pumpsl Gasoline Engines, Creahr Sepera tors, Etc. i D. T. UAVTON Manager Medford Branch. ' Startling Evidence. FreBh testimony in pi eat quantity is constantly coming in, declaring Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption coughB and colds to oc une(ualed. A recent expression from T. McPariund, Bentouvilie, Va.t serves as example. He writes: "I had bronchitis for three years and doctored all the time without being; lienelited. Then 1 began taking Dr. Kind's New Discovery and a few bottles wholly cured me. "Equally ef fective in curing all lilne; and' throat troubles, consumption, pneumonia and prip. Guaranteed by Chas. Strang, druppist. Trial bottles free, regular sizes, 50c and $1 .00, pLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY. Troy. Kan., May 28 J. E. Marcel, cashier of the defunct Highland Bank, wnich failed last winter, with liabili ties ot J300.000 and practically no as sets, has pleaded guilty to: one count in each of the five cases of forgery pending against him. Judge Stuart has deferred sentence. A recent Jury (ailed to reach a verdict, and Marcell's case was called for second trial. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver .TabletB Better than a Doctor's Prestrlption. Mr. J. W. Turner, ol Truhart, Va., BayB that Chamberlain' Stomach and Liver TabletB have done him more cond than anvtbinif he could get from the doctor. If any physician in this country was able to compound a medl oine that would prrduce such gratifying results in cases of stomach troubles, biliousnesfl or constipation, bis whole time would be need in preparing this one medicine, for sale oy unae, Strang, druggist. Reduced Rates to St. Louis Exposition. The Southern Pacific Co. will sell round-lrii) tickets at greatly reiluceu rates to St. Louis and Chicago, account the St. Louis Exposition, on the follow ing dateB! June Hi. 17. 18; July 1. 2, i: August, 8. II, 10; September, 5, 0, 7; Oo tober, 3, 4. 5. Going trip to be completed too days (rum date ul sale and passengers will be permitted to Btart on any date that will enable them to reach destination with in the ten days' limit. ' Return limit ninety days, but no lat er than Deo. 31, 1904. - For full Information as to rates and routes oall on agent Southern Pacific Co., at Medford. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Land office at Rogeburg, Oregon, May 10, 1901 Notice la hereby given that the following. mmri iti.r haii Sled notico of nlK Intention to make final proof In support or bin olaltn, and that tnld proof will be made bofore Chan. Nickel). U. 8. Commlaslonnr, at bli office In Medford, Oregon.on Saturday, June 18, lHH,vlz: TED E. KELSO, Grand Prize i I i Paris lQOo Columbia Cylinder Records DISC RECORDS $5 to CIO pr doK Disc Machines $15, $20, sao Cylinder Machines $5, $10, $IS and $20 Sold on easy pay ments to respon sible parties . . . COLUMBIA 125 Geary St Fit any make of Talking machine NEW PROCESS Blnck Super-hardened Henutiful Qunlity of Tone Much Moro Durable Than Any Oilier Cylinder, 25 CENIS EACH PHONOGRAPH CO. San Franc. aco, Calif. Grand Price Parla IQoo TIMBFR LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. DNiTKn Htatrh Land OFrtcK, Kofltttiiirft, Oregon, May 16, 11KH. Notice li hKix-hy given Hint In compllAnce vrltli the jiroviHionn of tlie net of Co rig reus ol June 3, 1878, entitled "An Ret for the idle of timber lawl In the HtRtt-M of California, Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," m extended to all tbe public laud stales by act of August 4. 1892, HKNJAMINK P. C. EDMONDSON. of Derby, county of Jackcon, State of Oregon, baa this day filed In thin onlce hl Bworn atatemen No. filf7, for tho purchane of the VY H W V., 8 W V. N W K. of Heotlon No. 10, In Town h Mp No m Houtb, Range No. 3 Knst, and will offer proof to ahow thutthe land Bought la more valuable for Uh timber or nUmo than for agricultural purpoien, and to establish his claim to nald land before A. H. Milton, U. S. Commissioner, at bin office In Medford, Oregon, on Hiiturday, thefith iny of Augiint, 1001. He names an wltnoMen: James D. Walk Ins, of Derby, Oregon; Ira Tungate, Char If A. KdtnondBon, James i ration, oi Hlg uutte, on H. E. No. 12,200, for the loti 8 and 4, being NWNWU, taction 2, township 8f south, range 3 east, W. M. iin nimi thin fnllowlru? w tneMCB to nrove hfa continuous realdeoce upon and cultivation : Cirnn of said land, viz: . Any and all nemons claiming adversely the Elmer Boardmao, Ira Tungate, I-ee Edmon I abovc deFcrllKH. lands are renuented to file son, of Blr Butte. Oregon; Frank M. Wllaon, of their claims In thin office on or before raid 6tb If cdfotd, Oregon. . ! day of Aiigual, 1M. J.T.Biidsm Beflit. I . t. Bridge', Register , TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3., 1878.NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. tJniled Stilton Land Office. nh. i. Ro',ohu. Orngon, .May 18, Itf. .SlJ i" h?rfthy "I""." Uml ,n eomplian 7lth iD?DnovlHlor,M r act of Congresa o June .8, 1878 .entitled "An Act for the Halo 0 Hmbw LaJdB ln ih?Blf !" of California, Oro gor Novadft, und Waahlngton Terrllorv " m Si ASuJ!tSiw", 1,111,110 la,ld stalen aoi WILLIAM H. CIIOWKLL, of Trail, County of Jackaon, Hfste of OremiL bit this dav filed In tbla office hi iirnrii . . w " h fl E A 8 W yKl of nectlon No. ;e In towiiHhip No. 3.1 south, range No. 1 east an4 will ofTer proof to show that the Innd nouukl. In mora valuable for lis tlmtmr or itone thar for agrtotiltural purpositn, and to nutabllsh hwi claim to said land before A.H. IHiion O UommlMlonor, at blsoNon at Hertford Orecon! on Monday, iho 8th day o August, IKOt Hv namci u wltneMes: James W.IIorrian. Thorn 0nB,.,V,K,,?r('a,vln M- l'ni I"IWard I'anee, all of Trail, Oregon. Any and ullpersons claiming adversflly the above rtoaor bed land nro retiueiu-d to file t1er Of Auguat llSn 0n r '0,e Md 810 ,'aff J.T. I3H l do la, Keffetec