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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1905)
AN ELEGANT QHftF IMJfJSf IS M&ie''S& MAKERS MAN f HOTtPH $3.50 & LI HEDFORD, OREGON I Correspondents j Jacksonville News. him. Ah Mrs. John White and a lady friend were driviug to Jucksonvillo Tuesday, tho horse became frightened at a stoma roller uud ran some die tun co, but pussorsby ; stopped him before anything serious happened. Mrs. Myrtlo Puhl and Miss Kitto wero out driving Monday afternoon, they woro comiug down a slight hill, the horse stumbled and fell, throwing Mrs. Puhl out over the dashboard and undor tho buggy. Fortunntely huo was not hurt, the only damage bo ing douo was the breaking of the shaves of tho buggy. Phennix Items. Mrs. A. J3. KeamoB left for Portland Sunday. Circuit court has adjourned until May Hlh. Mrs. M. L. Stanley and daughtor, of Ashland, spout Sunday in Jackson- j staxk ok onMjtToiji'oi.icuo, jHg vine. It. 1). Norton, of liriuitB Pass, was In town on professional business last Baturday. Mrs. Kdw'ard Kaucott, of Watkins, spout several days in Jauksonille and ! M t'd ford this week. Miss Leila Prim has'roturned homo, after teaching a successful term of school at (Jrilllu creek. Mrs. Caroline Miltenburger, of Port laud, mother of Mrs, Wm. Ulrich, is here visiting Mrs, T. J. Keuney. MIsb Josephine D(negan was taken quite ill this week and unable to re sume her duties at her school on Ap plegate. C. Lt, Reames and wife and Mrs. Hyde Klokoy .went to ColeBtiu Satur day, to meet Mrs. Luciuda Reames, of Herkeley, Calif. Mrs. ChaB. Jones, of Crescent City, in conipauy with Mrs. Soliss, of Med ford, were calling on Jacksonville friends thiB woek. Mrs. K, Kubli and ohldren, who have been visiting relatives hore for several weeks, left for their home ut Prof. A. O. Freol and wife, of J nek -Portland Saturday. , i,',81'0"1 U coul,leSof (W hore Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aukcuy, who Frank j. (Jhonuy lunkus oath that ho 1b t-en-inr iMirmor of ttiv llrrn cif . J. Cheney & Co., doing biiHiiitit-H In tliu clt' of Toledo, County nml stttto HfniL'KiLlil. ami Unit MiUl llrrn will tmy tliu mnn of OXis HUNDuKl) UOL.LAKH for uhoIi himI uvery cuso of Cutnrrli Hint cm not uu cured by tliu use of HtiU'n Catarrh Cure. FRANK J.CllKNKY. 'worn to beforo mo unci NiitiKcrUiud in my nruMMieo, llils tith day of December, A. D. lhM. f8KA,, Notary i'uiiuo, HuH'k Cuturrb Cure lH Laktin It tumuli v. hiu! nets directly on Iho blood mid muuuu Hurfacuw of tliu HytUuin. U!tid for tettttmoiitult free. J. K. CHKNKV & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by nil ltriiHwlmii, 7ft clh. Tuko Hull's Family PIIIh for CoiiKllpatloU. Central Point Items. Mrs. Ed. Wilder is confined to hor bed as the result of a serious attack of la grippe. - Thoro will be eighth grade com-' moiKidmont GXflrmHH at tho W. O. W. i hall on Friday. April 28th. at 8 family. o'clock. play at Talent and then the Talent boys are coming to Eagle Point on May 1st and play Eagle Point and at tend the big ball at that place. Table Rock items. by J. c. p. Our items for last week were un avoidably delayed. iror. v. A. Davis closed a success ful three months' term of school Friday, the 7th, and left the same day for Urauts Pass, Glenn and Earl May, Stewart and Harry Porter and Verne Pendleton attended the entertainment at Central Point Saturday evening and were well pleased. E. H. Davis, clerk for this school district, No. 44, has funds on hands to take up all outstanding warrants and wishes parties to present ' them for payment. J. C. Pendleton returned from San Francisco last week, having spent two weeks in the city, taking treatment for ear trouble. The bonetlt received was all that could be looked for in such a case. Mr. and W. R. Byrum were called to Applegate last week by tho serious illness of J. B. Saltmarsh. Tho old gentleman met with an accident some time ago and in his feeble condition it is very hard for him to recover. F. M. Adams, foreman of Dr. Kay's farm, moved his family to the Mc Douough place at Willow Springs, last week. Arthur Shields, with his moved onto the Dr. Kay j place here and will be the summer. in charge for Mrs. M incus and sou. Fletcher, of Idaho, who are out on a visit, snout , . Saturday and Sunday with Prof. 'audi The Pe0Ple of Sams ValIey " trr Mrs. Samuels, and while hore she also! in8 to interest the citizens of Table called on Alra.lRoso and hor daughter, Rock, Antioch and the Meadows in a Mrs. Furry. From hero Mrs. Miugus , .lth of Jllly celebration. If these neighborhoods wm n coiro To Medford, Oregon, ONE DAY Tuesday, April 25, 1905. Dr. Hobb & Co., Five Sanitariums under their Management, Of San Francisco, Calif. These Eminent Electro Hedlcal Physicians and Surgeons will visit our City, and will be at the Nash Hotel. This being an Advertising trip to introduce a new bystfm of treat ments, they will give to all com mencing on above date Consul tation, Examination, Advice, and all Medicine necessory to complete a cure Absolutely ree. Carload of Imported Spanish Jacks and Belgian and Per cheron St Dions. 1 wont to Jacksonville to visit friends, Miss Jennie Grimes week. 1b very 111 thiB Mrs. J. E. Grieves, who linn been veryy 111, 1b much better. W. E. Pork i n b Is having a severe attack of la grippe this week. Warrou Moe and fuuiilv. of Hilta. Calif., are visiting relativeB here. Mrs. Dr. Shaw, of Ashland, made this city a professional visit Monday. Mlsa Lorena Shuck, who la teaching at Lone Ptue, spent Sunday at home. Job. E. Boswell boB gone to Pros pect to spend a fewdays ou his homestead. i,,,,,,, i ,i, I uwwi i iwtcHuiiiK, ui avails ' '- wvj, prooK, ib paying Her sistor, Mrs. Nora 41 few days In Jacksonville, beforo Smith, a visit. returning to Eugene. Miss Margaret Shuck left for Fol- C. P. UrigKH, of the City Drug store, 80mt -ahf., last week, to spend the Tho prize which Ewas offered by Dr. Jackson last weuk to the most popu lar young lady of Phoenix, according to the votes cast by those attending the show during the week, was won by Miss Ada tissue, by a laruo - ma jority. The prize consisted of a beau tiful silver set. Tliero will be Easter services at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 o'clock a. in. and in the a tier noon thoro will be services held in honor of F. A. Falkenberg at the W. O. W. hall, under the auspices of that or der. Prof. B. F. Mulkoy, of the Ash land Normal, will deliver the address. School closes Friday week, April. 28th. At the meeting of the school board last Thursday night it was de cided to have an Leight mouths school the coming year. Prof. Samuels has been re-engaged bb principal and Mrs. Samuels as primary teacher. School opens the second Monday of September. Eagie Point Eaglets. is taking a vacation this week and in-,8""111101 wlth ncr rthop- oidentally putting ghta tlmo in miu- luero was a largo number of people ingou Jackson creek. lilf'UTlUu 1H10 Mtti:rtllil!mwit fnmi mi i , , laglo Point and Sams Valley last The improved Order of Kcdmou j Saturday. have 8ountho Ashland orchestra of j Tho ontortninmont given by Piof. live pieces for tholr grand ball to bo Hanby at tho opora house on the loth given the 12th of May. was niuchlnf ajsuccoss. Koch member K imureu men part well and ahout M. M. Taylor, Chan, Nuiiaii and C. 1j. lieames wore in Ashland Saturday night, being initiated into the myster ies of tho HenovoU'iit .and Protective Order of Elks. Kobt. Taylor and family, who havo been living near the Opp mine tho (( past winter, left for Willow Springs a I few days ago. They expect to return 'i to Medford soon, to reside. J ! Mark Wcdoll, n prominent attorney I - nf Pnrtlniul. w)in him Iwtmt in .ltulrunn. ! V vllle several days, left for KUiott ; ny A. C. HOWLETT. John H. Parker, of Nebraska, and hlB.bistor, Mrs. Hauua A. Griffith, of Iowa, are vieiting their brother, Dr. R. L. Parker, of Big Butte, whom they have not Been for about fifty years. Last Saturday about 11:20 a. ra., a young man rode up to the Sunny Side and announced that dinner was wanted for eleven boy, ae tho base ball tonrn, from Talent, and they wero going to play tho Eiile Point team that afternoon and wanted dinner by 12 o'clock. Tho result was by one o'clock they were ready for business, but they had wrong calculation, Jfor tho Knyile Point boys were cocked and primed ready for them. Tho re sult of tho game was: Eagle Point, 22; Talent, 10. The boys had a lino time and are a set of perfect young gcntlo- .S70 wove riNiliziMl, which wns rlonidoil men and took their defeat all right, to uio opera house association. nud next Saturday our boys ore to creek, Monday morning, whore he has extensive mining interests. Mrs. M. Midler and sou were hero last Sunday, making nrragements to move the rest of their , houseebold goods to Medford, as they have rented their house to Orris Crawford and family. James Croniu, a promlnont mining man ot Spokane, arrived lu Jackson ville Wednesday and immediately left for tho lilue Ledgo Copper mine. Mr. Croniu is here with the view of purchuslug the mine, If everything is favorable. Several accidents occurred in Jack aouvtlle this week, which might have proven more sorioua than tthcy did. Chris Keegan was In a runaway BmaBhup last Suuday. lie had just returned from Prjvolt, a drive of about forty miles. Aftor taking his sister home, ho wiib returning with the team to tho stable, when tho horses became frightened and rau away. Chris jumped from the buggy and escaped with soreval bruises and n sprained ankle. Tho horsos ran into a tree, ono escaping uninjured, the other breaking his leg, which Jno ces9ltated Ids ueiug killed. This was ono of the het teams (ion. Lewis, the Jivoryninu, had and la quite a loss to lO Per Cent Off On All Clothing' iff Ht viz ytj yl) it) Of i U ib ib ib ib ib Hen's Youths' and Children's Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Get your clothing now, and you SAVE THOSE DOLLARS m m m m m m . m m 9 9 1 m i 'D w will join hands and ! work together a general good time would bo assured. N. C. Ciuuu and family moved from their home, near Medford, to the Crance place, on the edge of the des ert, one mile east of Agate, which will lie their homo while Clarence com pletes a contract for grading a section .or the new railroad. He began work Tuesday. , Apple orchards generally show a light bloom, Conditions very favor able for trees sot this year and scarce ly any will be lost. Alfalfa sown this : spring is doing nicely and grain crops are the best in years. Range stock is in better condition than your cor respondent ever sawfthem at this time of year and feed abundant Next Sunday, Kaster, there will be a specially prepared program of songs, readings and recitations given by the Endeavorers at the school house at 2 p. m. Prof. Hanby'of Central Point, ! has coueented to be J present and add to the program, as he. was here luBt EaBtor when the organization was started A hearty invitation is ex tended to all those who are interested. Lust Thursday evening the young people to the number of fifteen gath ered at Mr. Porter's and from there procoeded to "The Oaks, "where their presence was a completed and lovful surprise to Verne Pendleton. S Puzzles and the games of Lotto and house keeping, with their accompanying merrimuet, passed away the time, during which they conteutedly munched home-made candy and ap ples. Tiio surprising party had not forgotten the good , things and a bountiful lunch of cakes and lemon ade was enjoyed by all. As a final fun-maker they blindly., pinned the quoue onto the Chinaman and do parted in the gale of laughter result ing therefrom, the young bust declar ing he was willing to be surprised any time. Gold Ray hems. Mr. Steel, of the Siskiyou Power Co., spent one day at Gold Kay this week, R. liishop, manager of the Green back mine, was dowu on business one day this week. Tho fish are jumping quite lively now. The season is a little early for them to be running much yet. J. D. 01 well was down Tuesday. A crew of carpenters and painters are at work ou the club houe; also a goodly number of shade trees, etc., have been started. Ruch Rumblings. school now enrolls twenty- Onr Boven. John Matney visited friends in Med ford Saturday. C. M. Ruch made a business trip to Medford Monday. We were visited by a fine rain Fri day night and Saturday. & B. McKee rented his farm to Mr. Duval, who ie now preparing to plant corn. The McNulty brothers have their quartz mill most completed at their mine, on Speucer gulch. J. D. Fletcher, of Medford, spent most of last week looking after bis mining interests at this place. Otto and Lealand Cantrall are ab sent from school this week on account of a very severe attack of la grippe. Thoro wns'quite a crowd gathered at Paunor creek Sunday, to witness the irauie of base bull hftumn tho Pan ner creek and Applegnte nines,! the score standing tlve to six in favor! of Pauner creek, lt took ten innings i j to decide the game, j It will only be expected of patients taking advantage of this offer to state to their friends the result obtainel bv this new Bvstum of treatment. They treat ALL KINDS OP CHRON- IU LHHaAaUS AMI JJUFUALJUXltiS. It is verv seldom that ailinu ueoule have the privilege of consulting such renowned specialists who are in con stant attendance to wait upon you, diagnose your case, and give the ben etlt of their medical knowledge. I There is no experimenting or guess work. You will be told whether vou can be cured or nut. if your case is curable they will treat you; if incur able, they will give you such advice as to be beneficial to you. Tney treat deafness with an entirely new method. Hearing restored to many at once. Catarrh in all its var ied from s cured so that it will never eturn by breaking up the cold-catch ing tendency by ELECTRICAL IN DUCTION of medicine. Men suffering from General Ner vousness, Weakness, Lost Memory, Strength, Weak liack, Kidney Trouble, Rheumatic Pains, Lumbago, Sciatica, Torpid Liver,;Indigoston and Dyspep sia here can Had a "cure that perman ently restores them-to their original strength and manhood without load ing tneir stomacn wltu poisonous med icine. If you have weak lungs or consump tion, do not fail to be examined. Their new discovery of OSMOSIS, iu PARALYSIS, LOCOMTOR ATAX IA and all disease of the nervous sys tem, including EPILEPSY and ST. VITUS DANCE, is a Godsend to suffering humanity. Medical men stand amazed at the marvelous cures that are being effected wherever this system has been introduced. Thous ands who have given up all hope of being cured now have an opportunity of a lifetime to consult, without charge, doctors of a national reputa tion. Kemember tneir Knowledge ol medicine combined with electricity gives them control of diseases that others do not possess. If you have weak eyes, headaches, or d zziness, this new system will onre you quick ly. Don't fail to call on these eminent specialists, as a visit costs you noth ing and may save your lire. If you Buspect kidney troubles, take a two-ounce vial of your urine for chemical and microscopical analysis. Go early, as their offices are always crowded, it you are improving under your family physician, do not go and take up tneir valuable time. The rich and the poor alike treated. Women who suffer from the many nervous derangements and ails pecu liar to their sex quickly cured without an operation by thoir new method. Out of live hundred cases of Rup ture treated last year by their induc tion 'method, there were cured 98 per cent without an operation or deten tion from business. N. B. Ctucers, tumor3, wens, ! I will arrive in Ashland with a carload of Import ed Spanish Jacks and Im ported Belgian and Per cheron Stallions on the 28th of April, 1905, and will remain in Ash land ten dayB. All parties who are in need of stock of this kind, do not fail to come and see me. I am bringing a carload of the bese bred and best indiv iduals and most desirable animate to be obtained. W. L. DeClow, I Proprietor Cedar Rapids 4 Jack Farm, Cedar Kapids.la. The cheapest place to buy k )i stallions or lacks in the world n r FOR SALE Owing to to my poor health I hereby offer the following property in Eagle Point for Sale: Store and general stock of Confectionery goods, Billiard Table, Dwell ing House. In one of the best locations in the town. J. M. HECKATHORN. Eaplo Point, Ore. I'YWWYVtwvwwvvWV yyf goitres, all blood, skill and ecnlp dis ease oured by this new method. PILES CURED in a short time without the knife. Ointment or the Injection Method, a sure and never failing remedy without loss of time. They make a specialty of all ohronio discases poouliar to either sex, and oure where others fail. Their treat ment can be used at home. Remember, not one cent will be charged forall the medicine required: to make a permanent cure to all those- commenciug their new Bystem of treat ment on this, their nrBt aud advertis ing trip. NOTICE Married ladies must aocompamed by their husbands. umce hours: a a. m. to 4:30 p. neguiar visits maao. Remember the date and location. be. , m.. What Our Customers Think. WEED, Cal., April 15, '05.. H. M. Coss, Sir: Find enclosed $25.00 on the Huntington piano and 31.55 interest on the money; total,. $26.55. I like the piano very much' and it is a great pleasure to me. MRS. MAGGIE PETER. This is a sample of the way our customers are pleased with the Dianos sold by the Coss-Piano House. Every piano sold by us guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. We havo some, bargains iu second-hand organs that are good. UOSS flAU MUUS1S, Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass. djl Kfln takes 155 acres all bottom ijJIUwU land, within live miles of Grants Pass. Living water. (No. 79. ) Call on or address Joseph Moss, Grants Pass, Oregon. We'll venture to say that there is not a .clothing house in the country that is not show ing plenty of Fifteen Dollar Suits Fifteen Dollars is a price on which no one has an exclusive mortgage. It's a price at which more men can be suited in stylish, service-giving clothes than at any other price ever established. But, mark you, Fifteen Dollar Suits are Oh, So Different! Now, we invite every man in this vicinity to call to see our Fifteen Dollar Suits. We believe that many men really don't know what Fifteen Dollars' worth of Suit quality is and wont know until they have seen ours. You expect much from a tailor handsome fabrics, correctly fashioned and finely tailored. Just expect that of our Fifteen Dollar Suits and you'll not be disappointed. F. R. DEUEL, CO., Medford, Oregon.