Good Health
to the
Children
: Children especially are fond of dainties,
and the housekeeper must look carefully
to their food.
' As good cake can be made only with
good eggs, so also a cake that is health
ful as well as dainty must be raised with
a pure and perfect baking powder.
, Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
in the preparation of the highest quality
of food. It imparts that peculiar light
ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the
finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc., ;
and what is more important, renders the ..
food wholesome and agreeable to young
and old.
HOY. BAKINQ POWDER OO., NEW YMK.
OUR COUNTY . . . 1
I1
V4iri tSpUllUCIUS 4
Eagle Point Eaglets.
BY A. 0. HOWLETT.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knighton went
i;o Ashland last week to visit friends
And take a little recreation. .
, Mr. Damerest, of Tola, called on
your Eagle Point ooiresptmudent last
week. He soliciting for a book
concern. . .
Married At the residence of the
ibride'a parents, by A. C Howlett,
J. P., January 4, 1905, John R. Smith
and Miss Koe&e Mayham.
, Prof. V. A. Davie, of Portland, was
a guest at ,he Sunny Side hotel one
(day last week. He was here looking
for a location to teach Bchosl.
Mrs. O. B. Walker, mother-in -law
of H, C. Mackey, of Medford, came
outlast Saturday, to visit Mrs. How
lett and other friends in Eagle Point.
? Miss HattielCingcade, who is at
tending school at Ashland, came home
l v i i i Jit : i I
Lake Creek Items. '
W. T. KINK l V.
T ere is seemingly an epidemic of
coldB or la grip going the rounds in
thiB section.
The shooting match at Gustoph
Peck's laBt Sunday was attended by
a good crowd. Thirty people turned
out to try their skill wiithlhe rifle.
David Cincade went to Eagle Point
from his mountain ramcji , on upper
Butte creek. He reports his stock ii;
that section ingood shape.
Mr. and Mrs. John Terr ill, Jr., re
turned home from Medford recently,
where they were visiting Mis. Ter
rill's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Djdge.
Your correspondent's little three-year-old
daughter, Bath, has been
femgeroualy ill with bronchial pneu
monia and an abscess , in the left ear.
Sfce is convalescent now. We trust
sfce will soon recover.
avid Zanon, who was ioet in Salt
creek mountains, was fonxtd dead last
Sunday, in about two miles of home.
Wild animals had eaten iiiB face,
disfiguring it bo that it was almost
unrecognizable. He had pulled hi
coat off and. left it some distance.
He bad also pulled off one of hit
booto And had traveled some -distance
Real Esiate T rant f era.
Levi Dawion tn Lulu R Kelly, e M '
e ' sec S3, a u( w ec 84 ip 88
si w
lien and A a -h io W way field, lota
66"8blk iiC tral I oint
William Cany t C. rua Whiteside
sec 1621 jioCoJw....'
First Sunf.ual SooM: to E Wheeler
lot 4 Mickelson add to Ashland
Lena B ('lark to Enoch walker, land In
Ashland
Hilda Sulitrom to Frunk H Khy n e
wk or
O20 WHIO! B W i Ol 80
W ol n e ol lejiiec Hi u
n w H BP0 32 tp 88 e
150 W
(6 W
100 00
8000 00
1800 00
10600 X0
ioooco
160 00
A W biurets to Euhh Etsenhart, prop
erty on Cstreat Medford....'
Minnte B Case)'Pfr toha Howard, o
e ii of a w ol sec 5 tp 408 e
Rmien PlfA- in 2 K wall and J
II Downing, lots '' bU 8, Central in. 7U0 00
.1 vV Mfrrii tl Down i.tr. lots i 2 8
n6?9b.kl8CentialIMm . ' HH0
Ropelmu Morrison n Ann Andrews.
e U D L C no t -IS 2 w 4000 00
Washington Rawllngs to W G Miller,
necorof n ! suu 8 tp 87 2 w - 8800 00
A E He am en to Gub Newber.v. property
on California Btreet jackBOivllie..:. 76 00
I e Bnyart to i.uln K Parhnurat, 8 lA:r'
f rc 18 in a 2 o 160 acrei ... 800 00
J H Ilitun to j Nly, lot! 88 34 blk O R '
KH'dto Aflli auu . 400 0j
G W VaiiiM el MX to E F Looml Pt ux
lots is ian i.i ni" it k tiau Ainiana iduuw
Blitb M Elpenhart o A W Slurgls, '
u njiertvili AU-ui .jd ..; "'BCoai
elborp B'-eson to Clara l Pol. y, n w
M of n w l fee 4 and n e i of n e-K ' "
seo&tDS81e ..... .400(0
.1 . Clark ii K E Sloflltt n Wcor blk 0
"".'ent...; 11000
Elva C Ferfinn to M M W.ietler, lota 7
89101U21814ec8i 2000W'
M Wheeler t-HU MuihiB D L C no
Nitp87. 1 W . 1000 00
ynrv J iloolfdntft io Thou Colebrmrne, .
l-tsi2v4G67blkNo83in Ash'and. 100
W .1 UreRory et ux to Tims Oolebuurne
1oirS4& 67 bikSS Ashland 1000 00
CHMcCIUDgto N l'eieiBon, Ioib 80 v
nod HI blk T K Radd to ABbland.... I 00
ClurnA Oduerx t Kdlth EUenhurt.
propert y fa M 'Q'ord 500 00
oB8 m winey ti w u rrescot. crop
ertv In A-hUnd.... . . W3& 00
Mr B F N-wbury to Gub Newbury, D
r.(Jt,o75tp87 2w t. ........ " 100
R L itu dice q Jno Ranks, lots 19 20
b It J R R add Io Phi and BOO On
T E Payne o Prudenoe Angle property
, ti Med Od UOOOO'l
Prudenre M Annie tn e q ana A Boeek
n-nner-yln Medford 2000
H o MHihli to M W Wbeeler DLC no
w tn7 1 w aooo oo
Vio ii L and c carev to J w Hate tier.
1- tB 16 unci 17 !yer add An h'ai.d .. . 200 0t
Mktv P CottOTal to K. becca .LeleatM
intB 3 4 pU O R K add io Axhlnrd 200 00
J W Ha cherto A D HdmaD, lota 16 17
My-re add to ABbland 200 00
.Tab V Walls ftn Rehrca Rirtfleton. lota
29 80 blk 3 R Radd to Ahland. ...... 250 00
Samuel Mnlblato Elmer Basley, a w
corof8wof McfttpB64w 100
D B Powell to Juilan Provus, property
fo Afhland 600 00
Louis G Rosa to Jennie E Reame. tlnv
berland 1600 00
before XmaB and has been "ifflicted, b.reiEoo'.ei, He wbb found near what
is called the Mario w camp, on Salt
creek. We all join the bereaved
brother in mourning the loss of David,
for he was a generous, good fellow
and a prosperous and accommodating
stockman. He will be greatly missed
by his brother and many friends,
Wm. Neusbom and Chas. Sefield
and some one else found the dead
man. '
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our thanks to
our kind neighbors for their, hospital
ity in helping us take care of our sick
baby. We feel very grateful to them
for the many favors which we received.
MR. and AIRS. W. T. KINNEY.
with a bronoial affotion for sometime,
' .hut returned to her studies last Mon
ti ay.. ,. .
Mifie Laura Ayers, who is attending
t le com mix lal school at Ashftand,
c i me home to visit her parents dur
i ig the holidays. She and her sister,
A iss Julia, were pleasant callers on
Mis. Howeitt one day last week.
Walter Moore has moved his family
1 1 o .r town, and is to take charge of
tl e blacksmith shop used by his
ft Ih sri the late Harry Moore. He re
a ived a cordial greeting and we ex
pi ct to see him .succeed in his under
lie king.
David Zanon, the'man who was lost
la it week, uoar Mt. Pitt, and for
wLom search was made by about all
odfriaold neighbors, was found last
Si nday fabout four miles from his
h( nB.- The wild animals had eaten
in to his face, so as to disfigure him
ve ry much. Monday morning A. J.
D .ley sent a casket to his home foi
hi i interment.
r. J., Fryer was a pleasant caller last
Ti esday morning and reports having j
ju it returned from a frip to Forest 1
or and Applegate, where - he has
txiit visiting his, son-in-law, Floyd
Pit re', and family, and the Cameron b,
some of his old associates of a
century passed He reports that Floyd
Pierce, he who was so badly hurt in a
runaway In Jacksonville last summer,
IS regafefliniB , XJis utreug1 auu niu uuuu ,rumr vxaiiu jjagi ruiui
soin babble to attend Co bis regular Saturday.; '
dujiee. " I Henry Fi'eich was he:e on business
hat headflcbe mentiooed In last last Thursday.
tk Mali With Which your Eagle1 Tal Clnoa i annnMno ft fAW rlava
Point correepondent was. suffering, witn Heory French. '. '
pe&ape, was caused by XmaB excesses Frank Hammondt of passed,
ating, if not in drinking, ies, Monday.
uslat his IdaughterB in Sterling! .
took Xmas -dinner and of course u oam ueB Y " , a
to take oyster soup, turkey,mince horae' UBtad' 1 8t Tuefida
coffee and then to top off witn Jonn iunoy, pi i.rai, was uere,uq
a little niece of fruitfeakeand log general repairing aud cleaning
iat was not enough to give a com- last week. "
old hayseed the headache I rivrIiv in Demand.
ess that I am at a loss to tell what, vothini, i- mre i .iemsnd than a
ld.Viiit na for the nsuaUcompounds medicine which meets modern require-
thai are used on 'Christmas that pro- ment for a Kood and Jm cleanser,
...I .u. uAa DnA npr-llr'ha Dr.R-ns New Life Pill?
uuw iuw ueimvu0 - Th-y arp jnt what you need to cure'
tn oeart hclo, uu vu" -Tw. stomach ann livt tfnonies. r"v mem
; A tf rim I'raffedy
ib dly enacted, In thousrnds of home
as death claims, in each one, another
victim or uonsnmpiion or rneumonla.
tut when coupheand colds are properly
"patfd, the traeeny IB averU4L r, a
Hnntlev. of Oaklandon, Ind.; writep
'Mv wife had the conumt)tion, an.1
hree doctors pave her up. Finaly she
look Dr.- Kind's New Discovery for
Ooncnmption coughs and colde, whioh
nred her, and to-day. she ii well and
trone." T kills th per ma of all dis
np. One dne relieves. Guaranteed
t AO ctp and 91 nv Chas. Strang, druif
let. THal bottle free. ;
faUa t Bar litntwi,
Nervous travelers who dread alep-
iB w wnKDown nouaea will welcome
the so-called "vigilant drmgon,M
which ta not unlike a email braea
ahelled. tortoiee. It ie.'la Ht,. a
dome-gtmg . table bell, with spiked
leg and with a spiked draoifa heed.
When m bedroom door. U elod thm
pikes wre plaeed in the floor And
against the door, and then the
drspon' tail juat touches th. anr
This tall is connected with the bell
empper, o that if anyone endeavors
to. open the door front the outaaje any
obstacle is met with, and -the alarm
Is given. When . the anxious watches
of the "aia-ht are over the "vigilant
dragon becomes a reposeful bell for
the writiof table. London Express.
Mo More Stomach Trouble
All stomach trouble is removed by the
iiaeof Kudo I Dyi'iiensia enre. It giver
the stomach perfect t-et by ditfeettim.
what ou eat without the stomach1
aid. The fuod builds up the body, ihf
rest restores (he. stomach to health
You don't have to diet your self wln i
taking Kodnl Dv-ncpeia cure. J. D.
Erakine, of Allenville, Mich-, hays, "J
buffered Heartburr- anl Stomad
tmiihlfi for NomR time M v t.is',prin
aw has had theBnme trouble an ' wr
not able to eat for six weeks. She iim.
entirely on warm water. After taking
two bottles of Kodol dyspepsia cure she
was entirely cured, bhe now eut
heartily and Is in good health. T am
half "Uil to say Kodol gavp me instant re
Itel." Hold by Uhae. utrng.
Rogue Riv er Nt wa.
coi
WO1
touch.
' At Chas. Strang's dru? etore, 25c.
Two Minutes
Physicians tell us that all
the b lood in a healthy
, human body passes through
the heart once in every two
minutes. If this action be- '
comes irregular the .whole
body suffers. . Ppor health
follows poor blood j Scott's
Emulsion makes the blood
pure. One reason why
SGOTT'S
EMULSION
is such a great aid is because
it passes so quickly into
the blood. It is partly di
gested before it enters the
stomach j a double advan
tage in this. Less work
for the stomach j ' quicker
and more direct benefits.
To get the greatest amount
of good with the least pos
sible effort is the desire of
everyone in poor health.
Scott's Emulsion does just
that. A change for the
better takes place even be
fore you expect it i
We willKfid you V
twnple free,
' Be lure that thii
picture In the form of
Itbel on the wrap
per of erery bottle of
EmuUion you buy. f
Scott & Bowne
Chemitu
409 PearlSt., N. V,
Jocenliaad Jr.oo
All .Taffliu
dr; fenner's
KIDNEY and
Backache
All Aimmm nf fltiuMi w m. m
Bladder, Urinary Organ i. r I II 1 J
cht,HeartDlieaHe.aravel,i I 1 I .
Dropsy, Femalp Troubles- V V ML MJ
Don't become dlfl(iaiirArd. Thr ! &
care for you, J( nvcetiiiury write Dr. rentier,
lie liiiB euuut a llfo Lima Riirlnu 1iiHt suuh
cuea us yours. AU couHuUutluus Free.
' I suffered from kidney and bladder troabla
until life was not worth living. I began using
Dr. Fanner's Kidney and Backaoke Cure and fn
a short time I. noticed a great improvement.
The soreness left my back and I was soon
permanently cured. Yours truly.
. HOWARD MITCHELL, Kansas City, Mo."
Druggists. 60c., II. Ask for Cook Book Fhbb
FOR SALE
FOR SALE One of the best dairy
and u rain ranobes in Southern
, Oregon.. Alci twenty head of
pnwR and heifers. Address E.
' H. Da 'if, Table Rock, Oregon.
pOR SALE: Blonk wood 2 per
'oad, delTvered to any part of the
itv. Order now and have your
Mood-bed filled before wet weather.
IpWA IrtlMBER & BOX CO.
The Original.
Foley & Co. Chicaes. orielnated
Honey anil Tar as a throat aid lung
re merjy. and on aoeouni of the ureal
merit, and popularity of Honey and
Tar many imitations are offered for
the cenuine. Ak or Foley's Houev
and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other1 preperation will
eive the same satisfaction. It is mildly
Irikative. It. contoins o opiates Bnd W
Baiest tor onuaren ann oeiicate persons!
For sale at the Medford Pharmacy,
H. Hm4 Ik. Hoa.r.
x "western millionaire, who has
maae a fortune out of mines, and
whs is remarkable alike for his lib
erality and for his ignorance of his
bank account, was asked one day to
conxriDute to an ooiect of charity
The canvasser suggested that $1,000
would be an acceptable contribution.
"That isn't enough," replied the oapU
laim. "i win give you 5,0OO if J hay
the money in the bank. Wait until I
call up and inquire." He summoned a
clerk and told him to telephone to the
bank to inquire if he had $5,000 on
deposit,, as he desired to contribute
that sum, if possible, to a worthy ob
ject.1 The clerk returned, and report,
ed that the bank advised that he had
180,000 in the bank. "Dear me," cried
the capitalist, "as much as thatl
Well, make out that check for U.000."
Chicago lstor Ocean.
Kev. Carlisle V. B. Martin, h. h. D
Of Waverly. Texas, writf: "(If
rnomlne, when fir.' Rrlslru. I nltet.
tind a troublesome collection of uhtegrr
which produced a sough and is yerr
hard to dislodge, but a small quaHtltj
of Ballard's Horeiiound Syrun will ai
once dislodge it.snd the trouble is oye
I know of no medicine that is tqual u
it. and it is so plearant to take. I car
inuet icordlally recommend it to all
iiersons needing a medicine for throat
lung trouble-." gold by Strang's
Drug Store.
'' I'roof Po.Klv.,
A teax'her In a London bonrrl
had "lni to run his c!a ,,n '
the power of the wind. After exulnln.
ing to them (hat wind was meielv n
rimh of air, and Invisible, he put the
question too amull. boy:
now. johnny, whalis wind?" ,
"Invisible n!r. teacher."
"What proof have you, Johnny?"
"By looking at your h"d we en
that the hair is Invisible."
Oreat consternation. London Spare
Br
9
1
Come in and see the
New Deer Disc Plow.
It is the best made.
We have just receiv
ed a carload of plows
and harrows, and
now have a, complete
stock. Plows of all
kind. Special bar
gains in gang plows.
i Hubbard Bros.
Medford,
Oregon
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n
m
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m
m
-t.l.lK.fsf'laN''lv.
Mitchell, Lewis &Sf aver Co
DEALERS IN
VehiclesandjFarrnlmplemnts
Plow I
The Sanders Disc
I NONE BETTER MADE
at
j) D. T, LAWTON, Manssr Medford Branch,
4-r-frf-4 5
We have a stock of light Barb Wire it goes
much farther than the common wire.
Give us a call, as we can furnish anything
you may want.
Gramd Prlssi
aria IQOo
Columbia Cylinder fcecords
FOLEYSnONETVCAR
tops tb ooutfh and luntf
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
' DEPARTS! KNT OK THE INTERIOR.
Landuflhe ut ItORcbtirii.Orcfcon.
Deccrabor 9, 1WH.
Koilcfi In hereby given ttint the following,
numed settler linn n led notice of bis Intention
10 muVe final proor in Hupjiort of bib clulm
nnrt that said proof will bo made before A. 8.
Blitoti. U. H- Coramlsplonor. at his ixllce In
MedI,ord, Oregon, on February 21 IW-'i, viz:
QBORCK H COLK,
hy Harry 0. Cole heir to ornate of talt George
(T Unli-. deccaiiPil hnmeBtead entryman, H. K.
No. 101M7. for ih BW SA. Section fl. Townsblrj :
Bontb, KniiKe'iEHSl.
Menuraeft ine ouowing wnneHSCB. to prorr
his oontlnuouit residence upon and cultivation
of sulci land, viz;
J lin B Olnon, P. Allen OUon, Wllllnm P
Hefiner and Gcorgo F. Wilnou, all of Derby,
Oregon.
; 1. T. Bbidgbi RrlUt
DISCTRECpRDS
$5 to IO' "pmr doc
Dlsc Machines.
15. ao, $0 r
'Cylinder Machines
SS, lio, Sis and Sao
Sold on easy pay
ments to respon
sible parties . . .
Fit any make of
Talking machine
NEW PROCESS
Black Super-hardened Beautilul Quality
, of Tune Much More Dn hble
Th.,n Any Oth-r Uvlmder.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
l DKPAHTMKNT OF TUB INI RRIOR,
Land Office at Rowbiirg, Orppon,
Dccttnberti, 1904.
Notice la hereby glren that the following
mttnril eettli-r hai Hlea notice of hla Intention
to make Ftual eommuutlonProof In au port of
hlK rltilm and that itmla nrool will tM matiM m.
fore A. 8. Rsiton U. 8. Oomraliilonfr. at hla
rtmce in Medford, urcgon oa rebruary 21,
IWi. vln
HIRAM DOOBI EDAY,
?i H. 1. No. noes, lor the RE VA. Section 2, in
jwnchlp S4 ?oul. Rnnrt 8 Kaat.
Henameaibe ft-liowiof w lot if en to prove
hla cootlnunni mfldence uooo aod cultivation
if m d land, viz:
Joseph T. Carrie, Robert B. Powell, and
Wtlll- m Walr-on Parker, of Big Butte, uregott;
rleury K. Bsydtn, of Mtdford, regon.
. , 1 J. T. MtiDOM, m-glnter.
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