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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1905)
HEALTH is the .Most Important The manufacturers of Royal Baking Powder have had 40 years of scientific experience. Every method or bread-and-cake raising has been exhaus tively studied in this country and abroad. The result is a perfect prod uct in Royal Baking Powder. There is no substitute for it. The purity and efficiency of Royal Baking Powder have been commended by the highest authorities of the world. These facts mean two impor tant things to all housekeepers First : that Royal Baking Powder is healthful and makes wholesome food. Second : that Royal Bak ing Powder makes food good to taste. , "DfYV A T BAKING SJ I JrxL, powder ABSOLUTELY PURE t OUR COUNTY . . K I Correspondents j Eagie Point Eaglets. BY A. C. HOW LETT- By special request I announce the arrival July 4, 11105, of a fine eon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood. Mrs. A. .). Moray, who has. been spending some time at her old home near Prospect, returned home last Saturday. Mre. E. B. btoweli, who went to Klamath county, to visit her sister for a few weeks, returned home last Sunday. Mesdames John Hart and George W. Stowel were here la st week on business connected with the estate of the late George W. Stowel. Say, have you any any idea what it means when young men are wanting to rent dwelling houses? There seems to be about two who are preparing to go to housekeeping and are trying to rent dwelling houses in these parts. There was a messenger came from Prospect Monday night after a burial suit for a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollen beak, who died on that date. He was a young man who had been greatly afflicted and his death was not nil looked for. The weather has been so warm the last few days that people do not Btir very much, unless they have to and then many of them travel injthe night as the teams are to be be ard late and early, and that is one reason why items are so scarce this week. There will be preaching here next Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m., by a Methodist minister from Medford and in the evening at 8 o'clock p. m., by Kev. Carstens. Mr. Carstens will also preach here on the evening of the third Sunday at 8 p. m. We speak for him a good audience, as Mr. C. is a very interesing speaker and will interest any one who likes to hear an interesting discourse. There has been some changes in the business program in our village. As announced last week J. M. Hecka thorn has sold out and on Monday Mr. Haskens took formal possession. John H. Inlow sold his business and real property to Frank Jackson, con .eiderationt$700. Mr. Jackson has not given out as yet the kind of business he intends to open up, but be will continue to carry on the same line of business, at present, that Mr. Inlow did. Messrs. McCall and Walter Parson came out from Medford last Monday evening and went to work laying out the railroad additions to Eagle Point They had done some work on it last week, but owing to the sickness of some of the men they had to suspend operations for a while. As George Parsons, assistant civil engineer, was taken eiok and had to be taken to Medford for treatment and two of the other men were compelled to layotl for a few days, it caused a break in Ayers Don't try cheap cough medi cines. Get the best, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. What a record it has, sixty years of Cherry Pectoral cures! Ask your doctor if he doesn't use it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. "IhrnT. found tn.t Arer". rh.rry PMtorl il the betl medicine I en prescribe for brotk ehltll. iDfloenia. cnustm. iid hard cold!." 1. LObEXAS, M.D.. ltb.CE. N. T. i for Bronchitis Correct any tendency to constipa tion with small doeea of Ayer'a PHK. their planB.p"Mr.Ewen, too.' oontrao- to the uorth erne ot the desert and in now at worn on a D1R nu soma m iuo old Ha-baiigh plaoe, while Mr. Hayse, ih..AntM.tn. in mitritm nn rII nf the foroe he can get, grading in the Hutte oreea ana Anieiope ooiiom.. mwo eeemB to be a scarcity ot hands and teams jits' now, but as soon as harvest is over there will be more men and teams at leaBure and then the work will be pushed along faster. Mr. Lee has succeeded in getting his part of the oontraot filled, the delivery of 50,000 feet of timber for the railroad bridge aoross iiutto oroek and Mr. Olson has also about completed his part of the oontraot and now Mr. Hartnian is pushing the work right along and soon that part of the work will be ready for the steel. . Take Kudul After Balillt. Alter a hearty meal a doe ol Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will revui.t an attack f" Indigestion. Kodol Is a thorough ligentaiit and a giiai,itnt".'d cure lor Indigestion. Dysnenaia,- Gas on the .Stomach. We.ik Heart. Suur Itlsinnf, Bad Breath and all tmimaoii troubles. I. A. Super, of Little KoliK, Ky fays: "Kodol n.vsp P'la Cu'-e deserves all the coniuiemUnan ttuu. can tie uiveo it, as it saved the life ol our liltl-Kirl -when he was three years old. .She is now ix and we have kept il for her con tuntly. hut. or course. lie only takes ;l now ivhen iiny ihlnn iliKltirees willl 'ier. We ieel gratelul for the benefit lerived from its use and would not be .vithout it." Sold by Ohas. Strand, Keairie Hums. By J. G. M. Mrs. -Morris Case, accompanied by her son, Clarence, and her daughter, Mrs. Theo tilass, of Antioch, are treating themselres to a few weeks of well-earned rest and recreation, visiting the Lewis and Clark fair and relatives and friends at Salem. E. C. Pomeroy and sons, of the .Meadows section, have invested in a new, up-to-dute J. 1. Case threshing machine, which was unloaded in Med ford a few days ago. They are ex perienced machine men and will be gin threshing in the Eagle Point sec tion. Thos. Godfrey and E. Raimey, two sturdy citizens of Mountain district, were in the city Monday night. They report that one of John Greyerson's valuable horses was seriously cut from barbed wire left lying carelessly about old deserted farma. We think there is a law on our statute books prohib iting owners of suoh premises allow their farms to remain in this condi tion. HER BINE Renders the bile mure fluid and ltau helps the blood to flow, it allbrds prom pt relief from billionsness, indigestion, dick aad nervous headaches and the over indulgance in lood and drink. Heroine acts quickly, a dose after meals will brine the patient into a noon condition in a few dry G. L Caldwell, act. M. K. and T. R. R. Checotah, Ind. Ter., writes. April 18 H03: "I was sick for over two years with enlargement of the liver and spleen. The due tort- did me no good and I had given up all hope of being cured, when my druggist advised me to use Herbine. It has made me sound and well." 25c, 60c, $1.00. Sold by Cttta. Strang. EXTORTION CHARGES MADE It is Denied That Marine Surgeons Are Holding, Up Chinese Washington, Aug. 5. It developed yesterday that a report recently re ceived at the public health and marine hospital service from Passed Assist ant Surgeon M.-J, White, stationed At Hongkong, China, charges mat a ring composed entirely of infiuential Chi nese are "holding up" their country men Intending to emigrate to the United States. Surgeon White ex pressed the opinion that the matter should be submitted to the Chinese government for inquiry and that as sistance should be given by officers of this government in unearthing the im position which he believes is being practiced on Chinese emigrants. Surgeon White's report was based on charges that marine hospital sur geons stationed at Chinese ports have conspired to hold up Chinese persons entitled to admission to the United States. He said he had made a thor ough investigation into the charges and expressed the belief that no sur geons in the public health and marine hospital service are implicated in the alleged practice. Canadian Troops to Cross Frontier. Washington, Aug. 5. The state de partment has telegraphed the British ambassador and the American consul general at Ottawa that the governors of New Hampshire, Vermont and Mas sachusetts had formally consented to the passage through those states of the Forty-third Canadian regiment (the Duke of Cornwall's own), which is now In Ottawa waiting to proceed to visit Boston and Providence. The only restriction is in the case of Mas sachusetts, where the state law of 1902 prohibits the assembly of visit ing troops for drill or parade. The tel egram to the ambassador was ad dressed to him both at New York and the summer home of the embassy at Lenox. i RHEUMATISM. j When pains or irritation? exiBt on I Any part of the body, the application or Ballard s hoow iioimentjrives prom pt relief. E. W. Sullivan, Prop Sul livnn Houce El Reno. O. T write?,, June 1 , 1902: "I tak ! pleasure in recom-1 mending Ballard's Snw Liniment to i hII who are afllicted with rheumatism. It is the oolv remedv I have found that ' I pives immediate relief" 25s, 50c, $1.00, , Sold by Unas. Strang. i U. 8. Steamer Leaves San Diego. San Diego, Aug. B. The United . States steamer Iris, which has been in ' port since shortly after the Bennington I 1 disaster, sailed for San Francisco with ! supplies taken from the disabled gun boat Peculiar Disappearance. 1 J. D. Runyan, of Rntlerville. 0., laid ! the peculiar disappearance of bif paio- ful ?ymptoms,of indigestion and bilious ! nep, to Dr. King's .New Life Pills, j He eny: "They are a perfect remedy, for dizzineM, soar stomach, headache, constipation, etc." Guaranteed at Ch. B'.rangs drug store, price 25c, ARE PREPARING " ' FOR MEETING PLENIPOTENTIARIES WILL BE IN TRODUCED TO EACH OTHER TODAY. The Russian Envoys Go to Oyster Bay and Pay Respects to the President. New York, Aug. 5. M. Witte and Baron Rosen made their first visit to President Roosevelt .yesterday. The Russian envoys arrived at Oyster Bay at 12:30 o'clock. They were accom panied by Headquarters Detectives Downing and Foy, who remained in the station to await the return trip, and by George Brush, a secret service man who rode to Sagamore Hill with them beside the driver of the presi dent's carriage which was in waiting. After meeting the president, who ex tended to them a most cordial wel come, personally and in behalf of the United States, M. Witte was presented to Mrs. Roosevelt. After an informal chat the Russians were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Roosevelt at luncheon. which waB followed by an informal. conference. The conversation through out was carried on in French, which all speak fluently. During the visit Baron Rosen made a personal protest to the president against the annoyance to which they had been subjected by photographer In the Oyster Bay sta tion. The yacht Mayflower, on which Presl dent Roosevelt will formally receive the Russian and Japanese pence en voys today, has arrived off Oyster Bay. On account of her great draught the vessel was unable to enter the bay proper. No incident marked the jour ney to Oyster Bay. In antervlew M, Witte had the fol lowing to say: "Tell the American people that whatever the result may be, the Rus sian government appreciates the ef forts of your nation in the mater . Tell them, too, that President Roosevek is a great man. In my visit to his home at Oyster Bay I could not help but ad mire that wondenul energy of his. know now why he was chosen to head this nation." When asked for an opinion Baron Komura had this to say: "We hope the conference will be successful. We are in continual touch with our em peror and he knows the progress al ready made. Our hope s to have the negotiations conducted in Japanese. Next to that we favor the speech of the Americans." WU TING FANG WILL NEGOTIATE. Former Chinese Minister to this Coun try to Negotiate New Treaty. Washington, Aug. 5. Authentic in formation has come to the administra tion that Wti Ting Fang, the former Minister of China to this country, has been put in full control of the negotia tions looking to the renewal of the ex clusion treaty between this country and China. His authority Is reported to be direct from the throne, and in the treaty negotiations he is for the time being the superior of Sir Chen Tung Liang Cheng, the present Chin ese Minister. 9 The present situation is undoubted ly causing the administration some concern. Reliable reports have reached here from China that the movement against Americans is spreading, and that an ugly rancor against Americans personally is being brought into existence through the dis tribution of inflammatory placards and handbills in the vicinity of Canton, picturing Chinese being pursued and maltreated by numbers of Americans. The important part that Wu Ting Fang Is playing in the present situa tion has been received with much in terest He is a clever diplomat Dies as a Result of X-Ray Experiments San Francisco, Aug. 6. Mrs. Eliza beth Ascheim, one of the most expert radiographers in the United States, died at her home in this city, two dayn ago. Mrs. Ascheim has been a noted experimenter with the X-ray, and It is stated that her death was partly caused from too frequent exposure to the rays. A Battle Is Inevitable. Tokio. Aug. 5 It is reported th.it the advance guards of the hostile forces south of the Tumen river are within rifle range. An early conflict is regarded as inevitable. AN EFFECTIVE BAIT. Clever Detective In Send Afiav a Miaul nff Debtor. A registered letter Is mighty effective bait The Seventy-eighth street wo man nibbled at the flrnt throw. "Of course it is for me," she said. 'That is my name and that was my rlxlrcsg before I moved bar We like best to call SC0TTS EMULSION ! i a food because it stands so em phatically for perfect nutrition. And yet in the matter of restor ing appetite, of giving new strength to the tissues, especially to the nerves, its action is that of a medicine. Send (of fret tti.pl. ' SCOTT & BOW.NL, dumb!!. 49MI5 Pearl Street, N ew York. 5oc.udli.oof llldrorjrHU. -res, tnaf part of it's ail right' the postman admitted, "but it aaya 'es quire.' You're not esquire." "No," sighed the woman, "but I'm sure" "Of course you are sure," be put in, "but I can't leave the letter. This Is a registered letter, and we have to be very careful of registered mall. Thu best I can do is to give you the name and address of the writer. Then you can make Inquiry and ask to have the letter addressed properly." The woman eyed the prosperous look ing missive yearningly, but since the compromise offered was the best bar gain obtainable she accepted It The situation was puzzling. The name of her benefactor was totally unknown. Fortunately he was situated in a down town office building, so immediately after luncheon she attempted to eluci date the mystery of the registered let ter. Once Inside the office she recog nized her correspondent as the man ager of a concern to which she had owed $2 for typewriting supplies for the last six months. She mentioned the letter; the man produced a bill. "it was a copy of this," he said. "You bad moved we could not find you mere oversight on your part of course still, In order to keep our ac counts square you understand" The woman was so mad she wasnt sure whether she understood or not. but she paid the bill. When she bad gone the manager treated himself to a fresh cigar. "Registered letters,' he said, are the best detectives going when the person you are after moves frequently and Is guilty of no greater crime than shirking a little bill. An ordinary let ter, even though forwarded to the proper address, may elicit no reply, but very few people can withstand the appeal of a registered letter. To bring results It must, , of course, be improperly directed, so that the ad dressee cannot receive It. in that case It either arouses sufficient curiosity to bring the delinquent down here to Investigate or Is returned with the proper address marked on the envel ope. In either event we get on the track of the debtor and are pretty aure to collect the money." New York Press. Summer's Surest Sign. I KNOW by the open street cars and (a song of the events man 1 know by the bright tfffun trees, I know by the mellowed sunshine anil 1 know by the warm south breeze, I know by the birds a-twitter in the maple tops' I know By the maidens' peekaboo shirt waista that I see where'er 1 so, I know by the brand new birds neats 'mid the tree boughs interlaced By the watch in my trousers pocket and the belt around my waist. I know by the cheaper spinach and the strawberries ten cents por. By the hat that my wife demanded and I mournfully purchased her: 1 know by the roe shad dinners that are characterized by bones. I know by the green goods huckster with his terribly, raucous tones. -I know by the morning wet spot on my, step by the Iceman placed By the watch in my trousers pocket and the bell around my walal. My vest with Its skin lined pocket Is hung with my overcoat; No more will It pinch my thorax till flakes In the zephyrs float. Prom out of the bureau caverns 1 dig me a limber shirt Of tint that the clerks refer to aa "color that won't show dirt." Then out with my old surcingle In fanci ful stitching chased And ho. for the watch In my trousers and the belt n round my waist! S. W. Gill Han in Baltimore American. Won Id All Dr Wanted. Gladys You lazy boy! Make haale and wash your face and brush your hair before the visitors come. Willie Oh, yes, and suppose they don't come? At One Fell Sfroke. This story on the long Buffering mother-in-law has nt least the merit of be ing true: (Seeing an old Georgia negro moan ing and wringing his hands, a sympa thetic citizen asked the cause of his trouble. "Trouble enough, sub," he answered. "Please God, 1 done lost my mule on my mother-in-law!" Atlanta Constitu tion. Her Poult Inn Distinctly Defined. "Are yon opposed to marriage?" Iir asked. "No." replied the lady who had re ceived degrees from three college. "I do not object to marriage per se. It Is merely the fact that one? cannot gel married without having a husband that I dislike." Chicago Heconl-Ilcr-aid. 0 Prepared. The other day a couple of Utile girls came to a physician's office to be vac ciliated. One of them undertook to speak for the other and explained: "Doctor, this Ik my sister. She's to, young to know her left arm from her right so mamma washed 'em both." Brooklyn Life. Iff Went Over Alone. Redd Did you ever go over a fence when out horseback riding? Greene Oh, yes. "How did you get the horse to at over T "I must have misunderstood yon. The horse did not go overt" Yonken Statesman. When la DeaM. Johnny Pa, do they always have an Inquest when anybody dk? Wise Pa Oh. no, my eon. When t doctor bat been attendlnv ft penon there Is do iwtd of aa inmst It la ealy nit wry where there Is doobt m to the cmm of djeath.-Doetoo Trax-script. SUMMONS. Id the 01cuit Conrt in and for the County of Jackbon, State of Oregon, H.C. Garnott, V8. SUMMONS. Clara M. Brown, Defendant, j To CI a -a M. Drown, the above named defendant IN THIS NAM t. Or THK bl ATE Of OKKUON: You are lierebv reoul ed to amear and answer plain tlfl" compliim now ou tile in the Circuit Court lor the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, oa or oefore six weekM froia tte day of m nrsi puoiiouiioa oi iais aummons (ssm aay tind data beins the exniratlon (if tho limn re quired by the order for publication of this summons), which said first da; of said puoll cation ii tho 30th davof June. IMS, ana you are aerooj noiinen wai n you tail to ao appear aud answer or otherwUo plead to raid com plaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap- f to the Bald Court for the relief demanded erein.to-wit: For judgement against you la the sum of K33.56 together with interest thereon from May 6. 1905 at the me ol six per cent per annum, and 385 attorney's fees, and costs aud disbursements, and for a det'ree of foreclosure, foreclosing you from any and all rlRht. title and Interest in and to the tald premises, de scribed la your inortgace deed, and that upon adecree of foreclosure oeinn had, execution to issue for tho tale of eald premises in the man ner at by law provided, and ttiat you be for ever barred ilnd foreclosed from any and all right, titlo and interest in or to salil mortgaged premlsuK, aud that plaintiff have judgment again ta you for any deficiency remaining un paid iifler suld mortgaged premises have been exhausted, and for such other and further re lief as may be just aud equitable in the prein istn. This summons Is published by order of lion. H. K. Hauna.oneof the judges of the Circuit court for Jackson oounty, Oregon, which suld order wan dated at 'numbers June 'J-tth. Summons (o be published In Tub Medfoud Mail, a newspaper ot general circulation In Jueksoii County, Oregon, for Blx successive weeks from the date of the Hrst pubHcuiion thereof, the first publication being June 30, liD5, aud the last publication being August 11. KX)5, nud requires the defendant to uppear and answer on or before the last day of the nubll cation thereof. W.I. VAWTKK, Attorney for plain(l.rt. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Orecon. in and for the County ol Jackson. uargarei j. 1'oyser, i'ia;niiij, i Frank Povser. defendant. J To Prank Poyser, the above nrtmed defendant. IN THE NAME Ot 1 UK STATE OF OKKUON; you are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint tiled against you In the above entitled Court and cause, within "Ten" days from the date of the service ot this Summons upon you: if nerved within this (Juckson) County, Oregon, or If served within any other county within the State of Orenou. then within Twenty" days from the date ol the service of Tins summons upon vou: or 11 uv nuuueaiion of this Summons, then within six - weeks Horn tne ante 01 ine nrsi ruDiicauon inereoi, ana 11 you f il so to answer for want thereof iho piamiin win appiy to tue uouri tor me reuei piayed for iu ber complaint herein towit: Por a decree dissolvW' the contract of mar riage now existing botweuu plaintiff and the defendant, and for such other, further and different relict as to the court may seem equit able. This Summons Is Published In The Medkoud mail nursunnt to an order of Hon. H. k Haima, Judge, made in churahois at Jackson, vllie, Jackson County, Oregon, July 'Jii. tho first publication bring on theSMhday of July A. D. liHX), and the Inst publication being on tne Bin uny oi "sepiemoer a. i'. ivui. M.G. HOGE, Attorney for the Plaintiff EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. In the matter of the citatc of Jesse Htnklo, deceased. Notice Is hereby aiven that the nnderslened has been appointed by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, executrix of the estate of Jesse Hinkle, docoascd. All persons h-ving claims ngaln -t the said estate are requested to nresunt them to the executrix properly verltled on or before cix monthE Irmn the date of this notice, at Cent ml Point, Ore gon July 28, 1905. Gus Newbury, attorney tor executrix . M AKY ANN MEE WANTS MORE MONEY RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT ASKING FOR FUNDS TO CONTINUE THE WAR. New York, Aug. 6. Plans are afoot to float a Russian loan in America, and conferences wltb tliie object In view already have been held, says the Herald, between Mr. SergluB Witte, the Russian senior envoy and repre sentntives of one or two of Wall street's most prominent banking japUll S II '8UO)tlnlll pllt! SI II. !( stood, "continues tho Herald, "that fur ther conferences will be held and that the information which Mr. Witte ob tains will have a highly important bearing on the outcome of the peace negotiations which arc soon to begin. "If Mr. Witte finds that he Is able to place a loan In the United States, and it Is believed by prominent financiers that if the terms arc satisfactory he can do go, the aspect ot the Russian cause may be materially changed when the peace plenipotentiaries make known their propositions to each other. Heretofore it has been believed that no Russian loan could he floated In in this country unless It were based on a cessation of the war and Die promise of Internal reiorms in Russia. Information was given M. Witte Inst night, however, that Indicated the willingness of at least one, and possl bly two prominent banking houses, to consider the terms which Russia would pay for negotiating a loan." Soothing anil Coiiline. The aiilve that heals without a scar Is Dn Wilt's WitchHflzel Knlve.No remedy effects such speedy relief It draws out Inflammation, soothes, cools anil heal all cuts, burns anil bruises A sure cure for Piles and ekin dibeases. !). Witt's is tho onlr genuine Witch Hazel Salve, tteware of cnunterfits, they are dangerous. .Sold by Chas. Strang. An Advantage. Hlfl houne wan built upon the sand, And when high water reached the Bpot It took his heavy building find Removed It to a better lot. Gauging His Price; 'Ten, llie widow thought everything of him." "Why didn't she marry him, then?' "She didn't want to plve up Iht Hou ston of 90 a month." One Thing Lacking. "She Inherited her beauty from her mother and her wit from her fattier." "Now all she neoda to make her at tractive Ir to inherit a fortune from her uncle." CASTOR! A For InluU and Children. Tki KM Yoi Han Always BragM Bears the 7?.JSZ&-t-J.'' US Hubbard Bros. Just Received A Oar Load of New Moline Wagons. John Deere Buggies. .,, McCormick . Mowers and Rakes. m m Come In and I Hubbard Bros. IT'S A LONG, LONG 4 Sold in Ori'gon for 35 years. A host of intisfled users tentiry to Uk excellence. The BEST possible to build. IT STANDS ALONE, UNEQUALED, UNEXCELLED jamb MEDFORD, D. T. LAWTON, Manager. Vehicle. Implements Quiet and Durable Does Not Shake The Simplest Sewing ftachine Made Cannot Start in the Wrong Direction Best for All Kinds ol Sewing. Will sew tne lightest goods wicivnii puckering them, and on heavy wonk makes a seam that is elastic, strong ami durable. WHEELS & WILSON lUBHUFflCTDRINB . CORIFflHY General Office for Pacific Coast 231 Sutter Street San Francisco B. S. Griffin, Agent, Medford Oregon W. L. ORR 1 .Successor to - J, G. TAYLOR, The Harness Hake- Fine Line of Hand Made Harness, Blani.cts, Hobes and Whips. Kepitiring Nentiy Done. I W. U. Hedford, rii Willeke Addition to Medford r la now platted in residence lote and ready for sale. This is in the. best residence dis trict in Medford. If you wish a nice lot to build on oil and sco me at once. v I also have a twenly-acro tract Vitfc Trimml' Tb eoci), refrcHhlriK Bummer drink Now waterflh the enrth. And when you buy It with & wink You vet your money's worth. Chance to Run New Bill "I would like to come back to tb earth In atout 1,000 yearn." "llil&k all your creditors would be AewJ by that timer' See Them. Medford, Oregon LANE THAT HAS NO WAGON. LEWIS & SIAYERCO. OREGON Harness and Gas Engines The Only That doeanot lull in tny point, 3 Times the Value Of any Other One-third Faster One-third Easii-r Rotary motion and ball bearing. The lighte' run ninir Machine in the world Kapid. Saves about one dav in three, sowing thai uiiieh faster than vibrating ma nines. ORR Oregon 1 adjoining Medford that is a snap. W. T. YORK - HOLLIBTETVS Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Boiy Medicine for Bnty People. Bring! 0 olden Hulth and BeEewed Vigor. A specific for Cow tpAt In UgMtlon, LW fln'l Kidney Trouble. Pimple. Ecremn, Inipu UNwrt. Bed Brenlh, flWeioh Howel, UeAriacbo and Ilackache. Ita Rooky Mountain Tea In tab let form, JH rent ft dot. (tenulne. made by uouubtkr Uhdo Company, MtKllmn, Wla. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPU Dr. H inkle, Central Point, Orp4.w
