A
, A Now York muu spoilt 380,000 ou
wine aud $20,00 ou woiuon in olio
your, , j
It iB 0110 of tho uiiBolvod myaloriau
.how two mou can oxishnnt'o umbrellas
Mid ouoli invariably got the worst of
it.
Tbo fact that alcohol la usod in tlio
'manufacture of Binokolosa powdor is
another argument as to its pernicious-
..UOHfl.
A California man claims to uavo
porfooted au invontiou which will en
able peoplo to travel 200 miles an
Lour.
A Now York lady dropped $8,800 in
a solid lump somewhere oil liroadwuy
-a day or two ago. Stylo of gamo not
mentioned.
Blnco the Unitod States supremo
court has decided that doaliugs in
futures Isn't gambling, marriage
cun't bo, either.
A man will give up a dollar for a
Ufty cent articlo he wants, uud a wo
man will give 08 oeuta for a dollar ar
ticlo that she doesn't want.
A Chicago judge has decided that
u milliuor is an urtist. That may ox
plulu why she is ublo to draw a man's
salary for four weeks liftor fluiushlug
A bouuet.
A Kan9as City man has noen flued
for saying "darn" to a policomun.
Kansas City has boon doing all kinds
of things recently to attract public
attention. J
Miss Mae Wood threatens to pub
lish the love lettors which she claims
to have received from Piatt, Let him
who never wrote lovo letters be the
tflrst to egg hor.on.
Tho Ualiforniau who threatous to
;ahoot ou sight tho man who marries
his divorced wife has found a way
that probably novor occurred to the
other divorce reformers.
Tho Chicago board of oducatlou is
'thinking about, establishing a special
school tor wives of loss thun fourtoou
yours of ago. Wo hopo the attond
auoo will not bo large. ,
More than 100 Amerloati tourists
.liuve barely osoaped death in an ortip
.tlun of Mt. Vesuvius. Simo old
story ; didn't know it was loaded and
lookod down tho orator.
Tho discussion hi tho Now York
Sou of the question: "Do suckers
bito?" rofors to lisli. Tho groon goods
men, therefore, haven't felt culled
upou to tuko a hand in it.
That wook draws nigh, that dread
ful wOek, whou fueling spriug' 'astir
'within hor blood, tho.housuwlfo drives
us forth and mops Jind scrubs and
ohuugos things around until tho
liouso is c'o ui.
John D. Kockofollor's woalth In all
-ror dollars would, some one Iiiib es
timatod, weigh us much as two first
olass battloships; in onb-dollar bills
it would niako u doublo girdle around
the earth and loavo u runiuant of 1,
. . 500 inilos long.
Pugilist JoHrlcs, throwing nsido
.Ills lighting gloves forovor because
his wifu.wuiits Mm to, uuturully wins
.tho admiration and approval of all
women. But why, O why, did ho
Hpoll it nil by adding, "Uosides, box
lug doosu't pay."
Aruhoologiats havo uuourtliod docu
niontury evldonuo that a curtain
Jigytplan tonclior received what
anioiinted to 823 .for twolvo months'
work in tho yoar 100. So tho college
professor's salary t"scems to havo evo
. luted some what, after all.
Aetllma Suffura Should Know Tills.
Foley's Honey and Tar has ourod
'many cubcb ol atlhina thai were con
sidered hopolesa. Mrs. Adnlph Hius
ing, "01 West Mi d at, Davenport, Iowa,
wriloB: "A severe cold contracted
"twelve, years ago was neglected until
Jt llimllv grew into iixlhmn. Tho heat
me dical Blcill available could not give
me more than temporary relief, Foloya
Honey and Tar vas recommended and
one fifty cont bottle entirely cured me
ol autumn which had been srowinir on
mo for twelve yours, and If 1 had taken
It at tho atm't I would have been saved
yoara ol BuHculng. For Bale at tho
Mudlord Pharmacy.
Klamath County News.
Kl.matb Fall. Reubllnu.
11. J. lJohlaud and W. L. l-'lndloy,
roproBeutlng tho Keviow of Reviews,
are at t'ort Klamath this woek. They
oxpoot to visit Crater lako and will
tuko views and write descriptive ar
ticles of this section for their magazine.
BLOOD POISONi
The disease that has done more
than auy other to wreck, ruin and
humiliate life, is Contagious Wood Poison. Sorrow, shame und suffering go
bund in hand with this grent enemy, and man has always hated and fought
It as he has no other disease. It is the most powerful of nil poisons; no mut
ter how pure the blood may be, when its virus enters, the cutirc circulation
becomes poisoned and its chain of horrible symptoms begin to show. Usu
ally the first sign is a small sore or ulcer, not nt all alarming in appearance,
but the blood is being saturated with the deadly poison, nnd soon the mouth
nnd throat begin to ulcerate, the hair and eyebrows drop out, a red eruption
breaks out on the body, copper-colored splotches nud sores make their
appearance and the poison even works down into the bones nnd nttacks
the nerves. Not only is the disease hereditary, being transmitted from
parent to child, in the form of scrofula, weak eyes, soft bones, weak, puny
constitutions, etc., but is also so highly contagious that many n life has
been ruined by a friendly hand shake, or from using the toilet articles of
one infected with the poison. To cure this blighting, deadly curse the
first begins to expel the poison nnd build up and strengthen the system.
S, S. S. Is guaranteed purely vegetable. Wo offer a reward of $ 1,000 for
proof that it contains a particle of mineral of any kind. Book on the dis
ease, with Instructions for home treatment, and any advice desired, without
ch"e- THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, 64.
Mrs. Alex. Martin loft Monday for
Sau Francisco. Slio will return north
tho II of tho week aud will bo
joined by Mr. Martin at tho railroad
and together they will proceed to
Portland to tako in the Lewis & Clark
Exposition.
Futher Hoiurich has been very low
during the past woek, but yesterday
his condition wus somewhut im
proved. Joseph Ollbert Plorco was unitod
In tho bonds of matrimony to Agnes,
tho daughter of Mrs. Sunford Sher
uinn Avery, at Flushing. Now York,
on May 2:id.
Tho dwelling houso on the farm of
D. 11. Ward, a milo west of Dairy,
took lire Friday last, from some cuuae
unknown, uud burned to the ground.
Tho loaa wus proubaly &lf0.
Sam Cariiiiohucl hud his right log
broken bolow the knee yesterday,
while loading logs ou a truck in tho
woods live miles this aide of Kouo.
Tho unfortunate young muu wus
brought to tho Lakosldo Inn, where
he is under Dr. Morrymau's caro.
Through u request from tho resi-
outs of Alkali valloy, tho name "Al
kali" will bo erased fom tho govern
ment maps and will hereafter be
known as "Yonna valley." It is to
bo deplored that uuy district with us
much good bind us this vulloy should
bo souufotiinutoly named uud have
attaehod to it whut Jia considered, In
the irrigation world, ruthor a stigma.
Observers say that a small-sized
tornado or funnel-shaped cloud
passed ovor a portion of Swan luke
valloy during u thunder gtorm Sun
day at 11 o'clock. . A doluge of jaiu,
something like a oloud-burst, follow
ede in Its wako. It was a most un
usual ocourrence lu this part of the
world. Tho stage driver coming from
the Fulls saw tho strange looking
cloud as ho wus coming across Pine
Flat. He was , frlghtonod und whip
pod up his team to koop out if its
way.
HobsIo IE. Hanks, wife of Major
Hunks, of this olty, died lit her homo
ou Mouduy morning at 0:30 o'clock
from childbirth; agod ulnotoon yoars,
four months and twenty-nine days.
Tho decoasod was tho'bdaughtor of Mrs.
Sainuol.Chuppoll,, of this city. She
was born in North Yakima and moved
to this; county with hor parents
while quite young. She was marrlod
about a your ugo to Major Hanks,
tho youngest son of Mr. und Mrs. J.
L. liunks. Tho funeral services wore
hold at tho resilience of Mrs. Chap
poll Tuosduy morning at 10 o'clock,
luterineut was made in the Klamath
Fails cemetery.
Whothor Poo valloy will bo included
in tho Klainuth irigation projoct do
ponds upon lmmodiato action by tho
laud owuois of that valloy. Poo val
loy bolonga nuurnlly, tho onginoors
state, to neither tho Clour luke nor
tho Upper Klamuth lako Bystom and
to irrigato tho lauds of tho valley in
volves a houvy additional oost,us they
cnunot bo reached by u largo main
oanal, but require sovoral long later
als. Tho work there ulao demunds
tho dredging of Lost river for almost
the ontire length of tho valley. The
pereeiitugo of tho lands of;tho valley
undor contract to tho Wutor Users'
Association Ib very small and It
would bo manifestly unfair to allow
the uusubserlbod hindB oftliis pruc
ticully outsido territory to delay the
work. Unless all the glands are sub
scribed the Water Users' Associa
tion by Juno lfith it lis probable that
Poo vally will bo pornianontly olimiu
ntod. Isnao F.naign Mitchell, of this city,
died Monday ovenlug, about 8:-lf, of
heart trouble. Mr. Mitchell wus llt
Icudlng tho railroad aud irrigation
mass mooting at the court liouso and
was apparently lu good health when
ho was suddeny stricken with heart
failure. A doctor was summoned im
mediately, but the iinfortunatu man
was dead within ten minutes. The
dooenscd was a freighter and all old
time resident of this county. Ho had
been n resident of this county for
.thirty years and took an active part
lu the Modoc war. Ho came here
from California, lie leaves a wife
anil two children: Mrs. Edna Mc
Millan and Clarence Mitchell, of
Klamath Falls. The funeral cere
monies were conducted frum the
family resilience at 10 o'clock yester
day morning, by tho Odd Fellows, of
which lodge he was a member. The
pall-beurers wore all mou engaged In
thu business of frleghtiiig and wero
companions of the deceased.
It has boon practically known that
a sulo of the famous hot springs prop-
'erty adjoining the olty had taken
MAN'S
GREATEST
ENEMY
blood must be piinhcd, and nothing will do tt so
quickly and surely as S. S. S. It goes down to the
very bottom of the trouble, drives out every pnrticlc
of the poison nnd mnkes tlfc blood clean and strong.
It does not hide nr cover tin nnvthiue-. but from the
place during tho past woek. it Is
understood that It Is the Intention
of tho Hot Springs Improvement Co.,
whiulils composed of wealthy capi
talists, to spond ubout i? 50,000 in
thu construction of u sanitarium aud
to develop the hot springs, so ua to
niuko it one of the 'greatest resorts in
the west. Tho land surrounding the
springs will be pluted and laid out
for fashionable residence property.
The streets will bo gruded.the grounds
improveed and larks laid out. It is
ulso probable that hot water will he
piped from the springs so as to cover
most of the property. A polition has
already been framed to bo presented
to tho town council, asking for a
frmichiao for an olootrin streot rail
road li ii through tho olty. This pe
tition will not bo presented ut once,
s it is tho intention of tho promoters
to build only in oaso tho government
begins work on their irriation pro
ject and tho railroad is built. Tho
streot cur lino will probably run
through tho city "and through tho hot
spTings property and connect with
navigation on the upper lako.
nilmn DiuiThuea.
U. S. poldiers 'who served in Cuba
during the Kpunish war knows what
tills diai'ii-ic is, and that ordinary rem
edies have little more effect than ao
relieh water. Cuban diarrhoea is al
most as severe and dangerous as a. mild
attack of cholera. There is one remedy
however, that can always be depended
upon as will be seen by tho following
certificate from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs, o
Houston Texas: "I hereby certify that
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Plu
rrhoeu Itemedy cured mv husbaod of a
severe attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which
he brought home from Cuba. We had
aeverul doctors but tlioy did him no
Knod, One bottle of this remedy cured
m. as our neighbors will testify. I
thank (jod lor so valuable a medloine."
For sale by Cbaa. Strang.
KEEP YOUR HEAD.
How On Woroii Loat Her Temper
and Her Art Treaavrea,
Apropos of tike woman with the abil
ity to plan a big coup and who then
loses It and her head at the lost
moment an auctioneer In New York
tolls an Interesting story. The woman
was an American who had been living
abroad with her husband for many
years. Upon his death she returned,
bringing with her a large collection of
valuable paintings which had been bis
property and which she hoped to sell.
She made arrangements with the auc
tioneer to hnntlle them for her, and lie
was delighted with tho cleverness with
which sho had obtained vouchers for
each ono. It showed enterprise and
thoroughness seldom fouud lu men or
women and mado It certain that the
pictures, which were really good ones,
would bring good prices.
To every ono living who had been In
any way connected -with the pictures,
owned them or bandied them the wom
an had gone for a written guarantee,
and, in addition to the names obtained
lu tills way, she had been to tho Amer
ican consul, and he In his turn had
guaranteed their signatures. Tboy
wore all sworn to and duly witnessed,
mid the auctioneer congratulated the
woman.
That was all right until Uncle Sam
stepped In. The custom house authori
ties, though unable to obtain possession
of the guarantees, appreciated the pic
tures, estimated them to be worth their
full value as understood by the owner
and put duties upon tliem entirely be
yond tho woman's power to pay. She
was greatly distressed at first, then an
noyed and Anally furiously angry at
what she considered au Imposition.
Tho auctioneer endeavored to cousolo
her.
"They will be sold for little or noth
ing nt the custom house sale," he said,
"and the host thing to do la to buy
them In. They will go for $10 or $15
apiece, and wo will have the sale after
all. I will buy them In for you, and
we will both make a 'pot of money' out
of them."
Hut by that time the woman was too
angry to listen to advice. She consid
ered that nlie had boon badly treated,
If tho custom house wished to keep her
pictures from hor, very well, they
might have thorn. She tore up the
guarantees, the pictures were sold for
next to nothing and scattered no one
knows where now and tho woman lost
a small fortune. Xew York Times.
l-cel Impending Doom .
Tho feelintr of liuneiullnir doom in
tin- minds of many victims of Wright's
illHoasc and diabetes has been changed
to InnnkfulpefS by the benellt derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. It
will euro 'incipient Br'.iiht's disease
and dlaboloa and even in the worst
oases gives comfort and relief: Slight
dlaordera are cured lu a few days. "I
had diabetes in lis worst form." writes
Marion l.ao of llunreath, lnd., "I tried
eight physicians without relief. Only
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure
nuiilo me a well man." Sod by the
Modford Pharmacy.
Ilomepowcr.
The difference between nominal, In
dicated and effective horsepower often
puzzles people. Nominal horsepower 1b
an nssumed quantity, used for tho con
venience of makers and buyers In de
scribing the dlmeuslons of tho engines.
Indlented horsepower la the amount
shown by computations of the Indica
tor diagram. Effective or netunl horse
power Is the work an engine can do or
the difference between the Indicated
horsepower and the horsepower requir
ed to drive tho engine when unloaded.
The Children's Favorite.
For Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc., One Minute Cough Cure is the
children's favorite. This is because it
contains no opiates, Is perfectly harm
less, tastes good uud cures. Soly by
Chas, Strang.
Her Strong; Will.
Teas She's a very trongmlnded girl.
Isn't sheJ Brm-Oh. yes! Sho tolln m
sho can quit chewing her gum the very
minute her Jaws got tlredl-Detroit
Tribune.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the Tr JJ
Signature of C&afj7C&AA4
s
TO SEEK SITES
UNITED STATES NAVAL EXPEDL
TION WILL SELECT WIRELESS
TELEGRAPH STATIONS.
Stations Will bo Located at Intervals
of About 200 Miles and Equipped
From Mare Island.
Vallojo, Cal., Juno 3. Lieutenant
Commander Henry C. Gearing, head of
the equipment department at tho Mare
Island navy yard, left hore laat even
ing for a trip down tho southern coast,
with a view to determining tho best
sites for the wireless telegraph sta
tions which are to bo established by
the navy department. (
Lieutenant-Commander Gearing la
accompanied by George Hanscombe
of Vallejo. master electrician of the
equipment department. He goes di
rect from hero to San Diego, and will
look over the ground at Point Loma,
where it 1b thought that the flrst of
the new stations will bo established.
The expedition will then start back up
the coast, making a careful examina
tion to determine the best site for
othor stations between San Diego and
San Francisco. The expedition will
return to Mare Island In about ten
days, and will then start north, go
ing as far as Cape Flattery and the
Puget Sound avy yards. It Is ex
pected that the northern trip will con
sume about rtiree weeks.
Upon the return of Lieutenant-Commander
Gearing from Puget Sound his
recommendation In regard to the sites
to be selected will be embodied in a
report sent to Washington, where it
is expected that the department will
at once take action In the matter.
Bight wlrejess stations In all are to
be established along the coast, rang
Ing from Point Loma to Point Flat
tery, and being located at intervals of
about 200 miles. Tho establishing of
the new stations Is in pursuance of
the policy of tho navy department to
greatly extend Its wireless system.
The benefit to be derived from the sta
tions is almost Inestimable, as it will
enable the naval and commercial world
to have accurate knowledge at all
times of the exact location of any ves
sels cruising up or down tho coast.
The work In connection with ' the
wireless apparatus will be more exten
sive than that already done here in
the equipment of the stations at the
Farallone Islands and the preparations
of the wireless stations at Guam and
Honolulu. The work for all the new
stations Included In the twelfth light
house district, which extends from
San Diego to Point Mendocino, will be
done at Mare Island. The equipment
department at this yard has been re
markably successful In wireless work,
all the outfits for this coast as well
as for the stations In the Philippines
having been prepared hore.
Quality vs. Quantity.
Hard muscles and strong body do not
depend ou the quantity ol lood you ear,
hut on its perfect digestion nod proper
nsstmilauou. wnen you lake ivodol
Dvhuensia Cure sour ssUm ects all
the nourishment out of all the food you
eat.lt ditifsts what you cat regardless of
the condition or tho s to ranch and con
veys the nutrient properties to the
blood and tissues. This builds up and
fitrenuthens the entire system, over
comes ami cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia
I eieninn, hour ntomncu, old. ivouol
Dyspepsia Cure for what i? Bomotlmee
milled America's uiitlutml disease Dys
pepsin is destined to eventually work
a. wonderful and lusting benefit to
sufferers (mm this diwtreesMur and
mind harassing condition. Sold by
Chue. Strung.
Mexican Town Under Water.
El Paso, Texas, Juno 3. A tele
phone message from Earlliam says
tho town of I.a Mesn, N. M., on the
opposite bank of tho Rio Granclo, Is
under seven feet o walcr. There
was no loss of llt'o. The rlso of the
river was gradual anil all tho peo
ple In tho town oaenped.
Dyinir of Famine
Is, In its torments, like dylne of con
sumption. The progress of consum
ption, from the heiniining to the very
end, is n lone torture, both to victim
and friends. "When I hud consump
tion in Its llrst staeo," writes Wm.
Myers, of Cearfoss, Md., "alter trying
different medicines and a itood doctor,
In vain, 1 at last took Dr. King's New
Discovery, which quickly nnd perfectly
cured mo." Prompt reliel nnd sure
cure for couehg, colds, soro tlirnnt,
bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents
nnonmonltt. Guaranteed nt Chas
Strang's drup store.- price 50o and $1.C0
a bottle. Trial bottle free.
UNIQUE APPEAL OF EDITOR.
Asks Carnegie to Contribute Some
thing for Children of the South.
Union Springs, Ala., Juno 3. Edi
tor 1. C. Lawrence, of tho Bullock
County Breeze, lias a sensational let
ter In this week's Issue of his paper
addressed to Andrew Carnegie, mil
lionaire and philanthropist, asking
thnt ho contribute something for "the
260.000 whlto children In tho south
between the ages of 10 and IS years
who uro Illiterate," and adds to this
request an appeal for a donation of
$500,000 for the purpose of establish
ing a weekly newspaper, to be known
as the Carnegio News, to bo circulat
ed throughout the south for 10 ccpU
I year.
CABTORIAi
B.u.11,. Tne Rind Yea Hare ljrs E
liie Mud Yoy Hare Mmrs I
Bignitus ,
of
Took No Chances.
Lust season when the Weber &.
Fields ogHiiizatlou was booked to
pluy lu Suit Luke City, Utah, Low
Fields, in Los Angeles, received a
letter from a Mormon friend of his in
Salt Lake, requeuing two passee fur
the bhow. Mr. Fields hates to U&ue
passes, but this gentleman wus a par
ticular friend of his, so ho made an
exception In his euse, und forwurdud
liy Bpeoial delivery letter, this pass:
Admit tfturer
und ONE wife
Lew Fields'
Inference
Physician Tee, sir, my opinion Is
that one-half the diseases Uat afflict
humanity are due to overeating. Friend
(reflectively) It may be may be. Now
I think of It, It is months since any
one was sick at my boarding house.
New York Weekly.
Aldfl to Snceeaa.
There are six things that bring sue
cess. The flrst Is the will to work. The
other five are work. Chicago Record
Herald.
r.Amcun sfivfq pipf I
.
We have just received b
which we are eellii g at
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR
NICHOLSON ta PL ATT,
The Best Place to Buy Hardware.
When You Come
To Portland
Make your plans to stop at a home-like hostelry; a place where
you will be shown every courtesy and treated as you would be in
your own home, town or city.
THE FORESTRY INN
Is Btich a place, and it stands within one block of the Exposition
Entrance, on 25th Street facing ; Upshur. THE FORESTRY INN
is constructed on the log cabin style; furnishings, cuisine, and
mnnagfment conforms thereto. It has 150 large commodious rooms,
all opening on broad, cool verandas; with elee'ric lights; hot and
cold wuttr and free baths. From the roof garden a view is had of
the Expofition grounds, the city f nd surrounding country. Car
service direct to all parts of the city. European plan. Dining ser
vice a la carte and reasonable as in any part of the city.
Price of Itooins, $100 and $1.50.
Special Rates to Parties of two or more.
MEALS A LA CARTE
THE FORESTRY INN, Inc., Address
P. C. MATTOX, Manager, or H. M. FANCHER,
25th and Upshur Sts. PORTLAND, ORE.
r
iNash Uivory Stables
A. W. WALKER, Proprietor
Tho Sublet has been newly refitted, and New Ulgs and
Good Horses added. All Ifcght TelephneiService. Orders
filled at anytime
Reasonable Rates. Efficient Service
MEDFORD,
DAVID HARDIN,
2.29 1-4 at 3 years old,
Will make the Season of 1905 at the
Brick Stable, MEDFORD
PEDIGREE:
Sirrrt bv Caution No. 10.581
h'lrrtioiipfr.he
ol Franctsio. Jjl'.OvetB.'JMrj; John
or .Moiile si ,y:nvt- nun i.i oinvrs m uic iifi nrMuiuu, iu), u nnuuiu
dlum. 2:1S. ho by Hni ov Medium sire or Nancy Hanks, he by Hamiltoniim
secoud dam, Flois by liipram, he by Volunteer 55. he by Hamlltoniuu 1C
nCCrnilkf 1AM ravirillaramlstWeyenrs, stands 16 hands high.
UEovKIr I IVil weighs l'JOO pounds, has good bone and action, is
a natural trotter, colur bay with while points, li a tree goer nnd kind diiposition
TEnilC- ,ni4Uro payuble whon mnro known to bo In loal; $10 for
I CKITIO"St'apon, payable July 1, HHXi. In case os sale or removal of mase, f
fees are due at once. ff
S. P. PURDY, Owner j
LOOK AT THIS!
The Sharpies Tubular Cream Separators
ROGUE RIVER.
Sour
Stomach
Ma appetite, loss of strength, nervous
n3, headache, constipation, bad breath,
genetal debility, sour risings, and catarrh ol
the stomach are ail due to indigestion. Kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre
sents the natural Juices of digestion u they
exist in a healthy stomach, combined with
the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
properties. Kodol Dyspepsia' Cure does not
only cure indigestion and dyspepsia, but this
famous remedy cures all stomach trouble
by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes Uning
Ihe st'jmach.
Mr. S. S. Ball, of Rivenswood, W. V., nrir
1 was troublod with lour stomach for rwtnty year
Kodol cured mm and ara now ualnt H hi nit
for baby,"
Kodol Digests What You Eat
Bottleioolr. $1.00 Site holdlnr 2K tlraMtbatotf
site, vhlch Mils for 50 canta,
Vrmpvi by t. O. Dt-WITT CO., OHIOAOfl
For Sale by Chas. Strang
One Day,
Finish every day and be done with
It Yoo have done what you could.
Some blunders and absurdities no doubt
crept In. Forget them as soon as you
can. Emerson. .
Carload of SEWER PIPE
a very reasonable price.
PLUMBING WORK
OREGON
2.Vri. he by the famous
0. C urn km was the sire
nv Hamilton inn 10.
Kdtson, i!:lfisi ; Kittie Caution, 2:J2;;. dam
Me-
Are the closest skimmers
liuve low supply can
Easy to wash
E.isy to turn
Are guaranteed to give satisfaction
PRICKS FROM $45 UP.
fepaiators sold for crsh, or installments
and we will take cnarn for payment.
We pay the market price for Creoni.
Milk and Cream Testers from $2.50 up.
Call on or address,
CREAMERY, Mlford.
H, E. MORRISON, M. D.,
lllWOItli, OHKIiON.
oillco: Iinom 8, J'ulm-Ni'liU'iineyor Hloclc
ItysltluiK'U'.uornur bouiuu uiiu iiuu itiruuiy
,"S. ULITON,
I
U.S. COMMISSION EK, DISTHlCTtiF OHEGON
Uouu'nU'iuI uud Timber Lund tilings and
prooln made. Testlliiuliy tukuu lu land coo
lest cujies.
Office wllu Medlord Mull Mdterd Orflgoo
I D. PHIPPS, D. D. S.
oniuuB d A'Jiiat Block, ttJJdr'r.g IIiBkln
Drug Stoic MuUIor J, Oietcoft
(, STEPHENSON,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ANl OI'TICIAN.
Office: Room 0, Ad k ion' block. CalU prjmptl
attended Uuy or night. 'Phono
Mttilfurti, Oregon.
(4. T. J0NE,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Any or all kinusof Surveying prompt' done
Tne County surveyor oun ylvo you liie only
legal work
Modford. OreKon
-B PICKEL,
PH iSICIAS AND SURG DON,
Offlcehouti II to 12 a. nt. and 1:30 to3 p. m
X-Kny Laboratory Eji ami nations 12.50 to $25
Otllce Ilnskin Ulouk, Mtidloro, Oregon.
H( HESSE,
VKTER1N ARY SURGEON
Headquarters, Haslilus' drug store. 'Phone 203
Med ford, Oregon,
v. I. Vawtbk. Pros. fl. B aokins, V-Pres
G.R.LINbLEY, C&sbler
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $75,000
MEDFORD,
OREGON
Loan money on approved socurlty, receive do
posits aubjoct to oheok and transact & genera
banking business. Your business Bollolted.,..
Correspondents: Lad d & RuHb, Salem. Anglo
California Bank, San Francisco, Ladd ft
Tilton. Portland. Corbin Banking Co., N. Y,
WolU, Fargo & Co.'a Bank, Portland; Flra
National Hank, Cblcajfo, and Hanover Nat
ional Bank, New York.
H. E. ANKENY,
President.
M. L. ALKOHD,
Cashier.
1. B. E NT ART,
Vice President
W. B. Jackson,
Asst. Cashier
The Hedford Bank
MtDFC-nD, ORCOON
Capital and Surplus, $55000,00
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT
A General Banking Business
Transacted
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MEDFORD
NO 7701.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ,
OFFICE OP TUB COMPTROLLER OP THE
CUKKiSNOY.
...., lu , Washington, D. LAprJI 21. 1905.
ediotho iindersifiifd. it has been made to
?J,pJeir,f.'lut "Thu Flrst National Bank of
Medford" In t' c city of Medlord, in the County
i i n h and StHle of l,reKn- h compiled
Unlned States, required to bo complied with
belore an association hil hn a..thn.-f,i A
commence the buinees of BankiuB.
NOW THEREFORE t. William B. RIdgely.
.S m L'J ine currency, do herebv cer
tify that -The First National bank of Medford"
in ,he city of Medford. in the County of Jack
son and tho State of Oregon, Is authorized to
commence tho business of Uanking as provided
in Section Fiity ono hundn-d nnd nlxly ulne of
tht' Revised Statutes ol the United Slates.
in testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of oillou this Twenty.ilrnt day ol April, 1905
iSKAL) Wm. B. Ridegely,
Comptroller of tbe.Currency.
J. R. WILSON, i
() $
Blacksmithing $
I AT -
f THE OLD STAND.
1 . Brick Shop .
$ 1
W Modford, . Oregon
5000 acres of
farming and
ranch lands
Ranches from 40 to 500
acres. Alfalfa Lands,
Grain Lands, Garden
LandB, Fruit Lands and
Slock Ranches with un
limited outside range.
DR. C. R. RAY,
Tolo, Ore
. This is a Cut of . .
PMILARD'S - NON - MAGNETIC
Watch Movm ent.
Absolutely unaffected by
Electricity or Magnetism.
B. N. BUTLER, Agent
Corner. 7th and C ts.
County