A LITTLE OF
' A shortage in the Maine spruce gum
"fcrop la reported. Otherwise the
jtf airs of the nation seem to be going
.-as gmoothly aa could be expected at
ithis time.
You can't persuade the fireworks
men that the 815,000,000 which it is
estimated was spent (or fireworks (or
the oelebration ot Independence day
was misapplied. '
' Modern transportation la the won
dor of the world. The modern pas
senger engine, pulling a solid vesti
bule train weighing a million pounds
at the rate of sixty miles nu hour, is
the height of achievement in land
ttausportatiou. On the water, a pas
sengor stoamer seven hundred feet
long and making nearly 25 mliea an
hour betweeu New York and Liver
pool, is an accomplished faot beyond
the visions of a Julea Verne of fifty
years ago.
Germany has a protective tariff on
live stock to the extont that live beef
' on foot sellB for 14 cents a pound
and hogs 14 conta. As the average of
cattle dress about one-half, beef in
Germany must sell by the carcass at
almost 30 cents a pound to merely
even up the butcher, that is, except
for hides and offal values. Fork
dressed about 60 per cent, therefore
would have to sell about cents a
pound by the caroasa, no profit being
conaidered in either case. No won
der meat is considered a luxury in
liermany.
According to the Pall Mall Gazette
the liraziliau ohamber of commeroe
has devoted the enormoua sum of
. X 100,000 as a prize to be given to the
.scientist who shall discover a really
enduring method for the oure of can
cer. An tutornaional oommittee is to
' be formed, oouaiating of two members
of the Medioal aoademy In Rio Janeir
an I of four eminent pathologists
choBen from London, Paris and Rome.
'These six gentlemen will aot as the
.jury in the case of awarding the
prize.
The Westminister Gazette rolatos
'that an aotlou was being tried before
Lord Coleridge for damagos for the
-deuh of a sheep dog.a wiuuer of niauy
piizos at bouch shows and couusol
for the defeuse wua endeavoring to
show that the dog was had "had his
day" and that damages should bo
.nominal. Lord Ooleridge, howovor.
was sweetly Blumburlug,. aud counsel
felt the necessity for rousing him if
possible. So, gruduully raising bis
voice, ho asked one of the plaintilf 's
"wtuesses, "is it not your experience
' aa an exhibitor that wliou mi old dog
baB takou his place regularly ou the
. benoh for ninny years ho 'gets sleepy
' xud past his work?1' The laughter
jtbat followod had the desired oireot,
THE 01UU1NAL.
Foley &. Co., Chicugo, originated
llouey and Tur as a throat and lung
Tomuy, and ou account of tho grout
merit and popularity or Koloy's llou-:-ey
uud Tar uiuny iininitittioiis are
oll'ured tor tliu gouuine. Ask for
loluy'a llonoy uud Tar and refuse any
substitute oll'ered as nu other prepar
ation will givo tiie sumo susipfaotioit.
It is mildly laxutive. It contains no
opiates and is safest fur children and
lelluato porsons.
Klamath County News.
From Klnumtli Kxh-qsh.
Tho log boom at . Wiley's mill hroko
louse during the high wind Sunday
mid 125,000 fnolt of logs lloated down
the, river. They wore recovered with
tho aid of the launch Kwautiu, Mon
duy. The Cnrmody ranch, northeast of
the Ankeuy and Cuutrall much, thut
llllft escheated to tho statu, was sold
by the uhorlll' Saturday. Frank An
keuy bought' eighty acres at $12 50
per aoro and S. T. Summers 100 acroa
4lt fl.Ou per ucie.
Nolsou Dunn, a resident o' Lnuuoll
Valloy, died on Wuilnesilny lust, of
iniuiiniuulii, after a brief Illness; aged
' thlrtytwo yours llu leaves a wife and
' one child to mourn his loss, The
tuuural oouiirrod at il o'clock on Fri
day, the burlul bolug mado in tho bo
nanza conietery.
A forost lire is stilt raging In the
piuo woons nortnwostot Vonua valloy,
uud much valuable timber is beiug
aaorifloed to the Uames. A roport has
it It that tho fire was set out by a
Jiomesteador near the site of tho old
Orulokshauk mill, and It has already
burned over some thousands of acres.
It aeeinB to be spreading in sevoral
-directions.
TSd. Bloomlugcamp, who went
Vhrnnoh Kbm U.l ...I. I. - .1 i a
ioov noun hilu n UUUH OX
500 mutton snoop, saya the coyotes of
turn vnuuy re iiio most lauiuiar ones
ho ever mot. While the Hook was
Irunt: nvni tti.iht- a. .1... l.lll..
Huu uu .uo Ulna UUHI
JJairy ooyotes came within fifty foot
vi iuu uuuiu huu aiuea mroe sueep.
When tho liordors awoke next morn
ing the brutos were ohewing away at
They were entirely too tamo to suit
Urn.
Ab near as wo oau find out 10,000
jihb uoon luvosiou oy Kininatlit Falla
and Klumath county people In tho
.Mexican Rubbor Company, whoso
agent was through horo soniotiiuo ago
ud who soldlJavo KilltirSlO.OO) worth,
at Lakovlow, taking tho lattor's note
for that amount and disposing of the
OTI rT2T
OVaCVVJT KJ Ltf. We Intent
The tainted Wood of ancestors lays upon the shoulders of innocent off
aprin? untold suffering by 'transmitting, to them, through the blood, that
biiglituiff disease, Scrofulu; for in nearly every instance tho disease can lie
. traced to some family blood trouble,
io the laws of nature. Swelliug,
JLi.ifA o.Aii' Scrofula appeared on the head of inv little
? eruptions, white swell- ram,cmlll onl ,8 lollt old, amUprc.d
ing, hip disease and other pitlly over het ily. The disease next attacked
-deformities, with a wasting tue evc, ,,u we fere,i she would lose her sight,
of the natural strength and It was then that we decided to try S. S. S. That
vitality, are some of the ways medicine at once made a speedy and complete
this miserable disease man- cure. She is uow a young lady, and has uevei
Ifesta itself, The poison nau a
transmitted through the 50 S.
blood pollutes and weakens that health-sustaining fluid and in place of its
nutritive qualities tills the circulation with scrofulous matter and tubercului
-deposits, often resulting in consumption. A disease which has been in the
liamily blood for generations, perhaps, or at least since the birth of the suf
lerer, requires
of this great
Droves, the symptoms all pass away,
ease is cured permanently while posterity is protected. Book on the blood
wd any advice wished, furnished by
FWC SWIFT
note the following day for $9,000.
The Boheme looks Buspioious. How
one of our bankers and one of our
solid merobantB oould be Induoed to
invest in rubber is more than we can
figure out. Aa we said some time ago
Klamath Falls, as she prospers, is go
ing to be full of oonfldenoe aud sure
thing men, and it would be well for
our suokers to "loog a leedle oud" ;
As the editor was siting In his sano
turn at 6:10 Friday afternoon he
beard a shrill female voioe ory "fire,
fire I" Running out outo the Btreet
and in the dlreotion of the alarm, he
perceived the cloth awning on the
side porob of the residence of Alex.
Martin, Jr., on fire. The fire com
panies responded quiokly but their
services were not needed, as the fire
was put out by Jaok Kimball dashing
a bucket of water on the burning
clotb. Jerry, the Ingenious sou of
Alex, bad been experimenting wltb
the jleotrio wires in trying to make
an arc light. He bad fastened the
elootrio light wire to two pieces of
iron and placed their ends bo close
together that when the "juice" came
on, about 5 o'olook, the pieces were
fused together and formed a short
oiroult, which caused the lire.
KlimatU Fall. Republican
Wm. Penning, wlte and child, of
Medford, arrived in the city Tuesday
evenniug and will visit Mr. and Mrs.
A. Li. Eugle, of the Klamath Hotel.
Capt. O. C. Applegate, of the
Grand Rounde Agenoy, arrived in the
olty Sunday evnelnfg. Mr. Applegate
will remain in the county several
weeks. Hie family is uow living at
Eugene,
Henry Sout last week sold to Mart
Real and Frank Sutton, of Ashland,
nis Lost river ranoh, consisting of 500
acres, also fifty head of cattle, six
head of horses and all farming imple
ment ta. The price paid was $15,150.
Claud Klrkpatrlok came in Tuesday
from Pokegama with a uew planer,
sticker and other machinery for a
new sash and door factory, which
Prlohett St Sou are erecting on the
property recently purchased in the
biohn addition. The plant will be
run by steam power.
Klamath oounty baa another uew
town. The plan for tho town of
Clinton was filed aud approved by the
county commissioners at their ad
journed meeting Saturday. The now
town Is located ou tho south bank of
Lost river and direotly opposite the
town of Merrill, In the southern part
nf the countv. In roulitv it is only
nn nrlHiflnn to Merrill. but ou aocount
1 of the Btroots not oontoruiiug to tnoso
i in Merrill, acoording to one uew luw,
' if huh found nocessarv to nlut it us a
separate town. Tho town cousits of
' olven blookB, one of which Is not sub
; divided, and contains 72 lota 00x120
1 feet. The streets are ou tool wiue,
I Tho town was platted by Clinton D,
Vun Brimmer uud his wife.
A petition is' being circulated this
wook and is being generally signed bv
the business moil of this city, which
will bo presented uf tho next regular
mooting of tho city council ou the
first Mouduy in noxt mouth. The
imtitiou imks thnt tho franchise asked
fnr lv tlm Luuirell Valley Telephone
fliimiiniiv lie irrtlllted bv the COUUuil
and that tne original oriiimiuue uu
passed without uny uhunge or uinoiul
mont. It is a case of oonjo?tiirs us to
what olfeet this petition will hnvo on
1 1, ii nnllnn at the uitv uouuuil ill re
gard to tho telephone franchise. At
tholr last meeting tho majority of
the mom bora o.xpresseil themselves
opposed to tho ordinance ill its pros
out lurm.
Consuuiptives Mall i! Uoiilloftulile.
incipient consumption Is wired by
Foley's Honey uud Tar, but wo do
not hold out false hopes to consump
tives by claiming that it will cure this
i Irene I disease ill the advanced stages;
but if the lungs lire not too fnr gone
Foley's llouoy aud Tur will ell'ect a
euro, ub it stops tho racking cough
and soothes tho lutlamod air passages
giving thoui n ollliuce to Ileal, and
oven in mo nuvnuceu sutgos ii, iuwuj b
gives comfort and relief. A. A. llor
ron, of Finch, Ark , writes: "Foley's
llonoy and Tar is tho best prepara
tion for roughs aud lung trouble. 1
know that it has cured consumption
in the first stages" Sold by Modturd
Pharmacy.
v Alt Unmarried Wltlnw.
It would appear Hint tho standard
of happiness of at least one African
widow la .Manhattan hnil reached high
water mark. Judging by this advertise
incut published n few duys ngo:
WMow, colored, nee 34. with hlifh school
trululntf, voi'Hllst. excellent cook, tleslros
a huHlmml sumo use or younger; uwl'til
extremely fidr. climil, seller, merul me!
never lioen married. Address WIDOW.
Tho following personal, printed In n
metropolitan newspaper the other d:iy
deserves n class by Itself:
A European Rentlemim wl.ilies to me.e
an American who Is tho typical ilau.ihic:
of all that Is most aduilraldo la oer a:;:
one Klftoil with the hold frankness of e::.
derstaadlns. the onthnslasm of oxpectoe
cy, the merry elicerfelaess of hup t oi-i:
the psychical and physical alertness
lliose ot tomorrow: the worldly led.
pendeucu or this optimist must ho dup:;
catcd: view, inutrlmonv.
KKSTINA LUNTB.
New Yorlt l'ross
It mukos no difference how long
you hnvo boon sick,, if you aro trou
bled with Indigostiou, ouustlpatlou,
llvur aud kiduey troubles, Hollister's
Rooky Mountain Tea will make you
well, 35 cents. Dr. lliuklu's drug
store, Central Point.
T A A Disease
or blood-kin uinrnafre which is contrary
ulcerating glands of the neck, catarrh,
sign oi uic unease to return,
5th St., Saliua, Kan. Mrs. R, nuRKt.v,
constitutional treatment. S. S. S.
is the remedy best fitted for this. It cleanses the
. blood of all scrofulous and tuberculous poisons,
make! It rich and pure and under the tonic effects
blood medicine the fftneral health iui
there Is a sure return to health, the dis
our physicians, without charge.
SPCCIFIC OO., ATtAMTA. GA.
Bowser Rents
A Bungalow
He
Decides to Take Possession
of It After Interview
With an Agent
HAS PLEASANT DREAMS
Maket a Journey to the Spot Desig
nated and There Meet! a
Disappointment.
Copyright, 1906, by R. B. McClure
THERE was suppressed excite
ment In Mr. Bowser's look ami
gait as he reached homo the
other evening, and Mrs. Bow
ser had scarcely smiled a welcome
when lie exclulmed:
"By George, hut I've struck it thin
time!"
"Do you mean that you've bought u
new milk cow?"
"No, 1 don't mean anything of the
kiudl I mean that I've got a place on
the seashore where we can put In four
or five weeks this summer. You kuow,
we were talking about it the other
evening."
"But you said we'd stay home."
"Never mind what I said. I didn't
know of this place then. Bay, I've got
a daisy of a place, and we'll put in the
best vacation we ever had,"
"Well, tell me all about It."
"We ride out fifteen miles on the
steam cars and are then within half a
mile of the beach and the bungalow
no malaria, no mostjultoes, no nui-
A ItINO AT THEIU END OP Til 13 LINE.
snnees of uny stirl. Two sides of the
bungalow fact the oeean, uud the life
giving o'oue Is whooping her up for
us titty anil night. There are lishing,
eltuninitig and bunting, mill great hi.
lobsters eruui up out of the water and
hog to he chucked Into it b.isliel."
"Hut they tire uol ready lmi!e;l."
"If they are not we can soon boil
them. There lire nyslers, loo. whole
beds of them, wailing f-r us. Think
of oysters, eliinis, lisli and lobsters
right I'resli front the water, instead or
being curled nil over the. country for
a month. Yuni, yum lint 1 cnu hard
ly wait."
"And who told you of the place?"
itskeil Mrs. l'.owser.
"Fellow dropped into tile oflieo to
day. Tho reining' Is lu his hands.
You'll imagine, Just as I did, Hint tl
place of the sort rents for- about $i0
a month, but what tie you suppose his
price was to me, I paying a mouth lu
advance r"
. "Ten dollars less, perhaps."
"Only ?20 n month. It's cheaper
limn a fanner's heucoop. lies gjl
two or throe other bungalows on ttie
stinie beach, and he -wanted to ntlver
tlse the fact that I wits it tenant. Why
I can gather In and send to town $5V
Wurth of oysters ami clams every
month." .
"But what Is a buugiilow?"
"A bungalow? You don't know
what a bungalow Is? A bungalow,
my dear, Is u a"
"A what?"
"Well, It's a bouse of some kind, bill
Just now I can't exactly describe It
Ho said It had all tho modern con
veulouces and uo fault could be fouuil
with It. It was occupied by a million
aire's faintly Inst year, and his wlfo
gained over a hundred pounds of flesh.
Why tlon't you swing your hat anil
cheer?"
"I think I'll wait until I have soon
It."
"Thoro you go. Always croaking
like somo old raven. Do you suppose
the man would have come to me If tho
place hadn't been all right? Of course
not. Mou don't go around lying about
bungalows. Besides, I tun going out
there lii Uio morning uud luok the
place over. He said that one or two
window pnues might have been DroKen
during the gules of winter, but he'd
pay for nil repairs. Tly John, woman,
I tell you we are lu great luck. You
wait till I get back mid tell you nil
about It, and you'll fairly taste lobster
Btihul."
The subject was dropped at Intervals
(luring the evening, but uever for long,
and wheu bedtime enmo Mr. Bowser
was so excited that It was two hours
before sleep came. Then he locked his
lingers behind his neck and dreamed of
era tilling and clamming ntid gathering
In barrels of ozone, and still In his
ilretuns ho caught a whnlo In a boar
trap aud bi getting him nshoro fell out
ef bed with a crash that shook tin
bouse.
"If bungalows are going to affect you
this way you'd better drop 'em," chid-
ed .Mrs. Bowser.
"Say," ho replied, "I forgot to tell
you that tho feller suid a drove of
whales cumo along tho shore twice a
day and that It was tho easiest thing
in the -world to catch ouo and try out
fifty barrels of oil. I wish I had thought
to look at tho market report and
what whale oil Is selling at."
Mr. BowsiT was up tm hour earlier
than usual, and by S o'clock he had
finished breakfast and was ready to
go. Mrs. Bowser expressed the hop
thnt he wouldn't be disappointed In his
bungalow and It surroundings, and h
confidently replied:
"No Tear" of That We have got a good
thing and needn't doubt It I'll take
pencil and paper and Jot down a few
memoranda. If I uud a telephone out
thero I may call you up."
Wltb that he was off. On the way
out In the cars ho met an old farmer
who looked as If he knew nil about
bungalows and seashores, and he was
SBked If be knew where Ocean. Breeze
Hill was. '
"Yes. I've been there two or three
times," was the answer.
"I've rented the Dancing Wave bun
galow, for the season," observed Mr-Bowser.
The old man gave Mr. Bowser a more
careful looking over and then leaned
back and laughed heartily.
"What the devil Is the matter?"
"N-nathln'."
"Then what are you yawping like e
Jackass for?"
I was thinkln' ot suntnln' that hap
petoed about twenty yeurs ngo. No of
fense, stranger. Ooln' to Ocean Breeze
Hill, aro you?"
I said I was," sulkily replied Mr.
Bowser.
'Waal, you git off at tho next stop
and toiler the highway. You won't
have fur to walk. Ha, ha, hal"
Yawping again, aro youl" was
shouted at blm as he made for the car
ahead, but he neither turned about nor
answered.
When the station of Ocean Breeze
was called out Mr. Bowser dropped off.
The ocean breeze bit blm fair between
the eyes as be did so. Then It hit him
In the back of his head as he.stood and
looked at tbe weather beaten and half
completed station. Then It whistled
about his ears aa he took the road lead
ing down to the beach. There was a
landscape made up of stuuted bushes
aud sand, and he looked In vain for
bungalows. When be finally stood ou
a sand bill overlooking tbe sea the only
building of any Bort in sight was a
tumbledown sbanty which might have
sheltered some dago worklnguien once
upon a time. A farmer was gathering
seaweed near it and piling tbe stuff on
a wagon, and Mr. Bowser approached
and asked:
Can you tell me If this Is the place
called Ocean Breeze?"
"Yes, sir, this is the place."
"But wheru ure all the bungalows?"
"The bungle what?"
"Tho bungalows. Didn't you evei
hear of a bungalow?"
T auess I have, but I've forgotten
wketlter"tbey live lu the water or ou
land,"
"A bungalow Is a house a sort of
house ii seashore vlllu, If you will,"
was explained. -
Oh, I see. Waal, that bulldin' there
I;; the only one for live miles nluug
here. Y'ou may call it a bungalow If
you wnnt to, but we call It nu old
shod."
But 1 rented a buugulow hero for
the summer."
'Then niovo In. I hain't preventiii'
you.
Hut there is no bungalow here."
Then you've been took In and made
a fool of. As many as ten peopie came
lown here last summer lookln' for
buu.nnlou-s, but that one was all they
found."
"I say I've been lied to and swindle:!!"
honied Mr. Bowser as he stumped
around.
Sort of till Uncle Reuben, eh? I
thought they nil lived out in the coun
try." Mr. Bowser looked the old mail over
uud believed he cotl'd lick II lilt In three
minutes by the w-uteli, lint he couldn't
figure Unit Halt would help hilil any
The fill-liter tolii him where n telephone
was to he found, and when ho hud
walked a mile ntid n half and got good
and mad Mrs. Bowser, the cook and the
cat hoard n ring at tholr end of the
Hub uud then tt voice saying: '
"N'o Ocean Breeze, no bungalow's, uo
clams, oysters and llsht Woman, your
line Italian bund Is in this! liownro
nnd tremble! Wheu I conic, n terrible
revenge will be mine! Selub."
M. QUAD.
Fn!i of Tragic Meaning:.
aro these lines from J. H. Simmons,
of Ca ey, la. Thiuk what --might
have resulted trom nis terriuie cougu
it he had not taken the medicine
about which he writes: "1 had a fear
ful cough, that disturbed my night's
rest. I tried everything, but nothing
would relieve It, until 1 took Dr.
King's Hen Disoovery for Consump
tion, Ooughs and Colds, which com
pletely oured me. ' ' Instantly relieves
aud permanently cures all throat aud
lung diseases; prevents grip aud pneu
monia. At Chas. Strang's druggist ;
guaranteed ; BOo aud $1.00 Trial bot
tle free.
Vaunt Arabian Is Sentenced to Prison
Stock too C' V Elmer St. Claire,
aa educated young Arabian, pleaded
guilty to burglary in the second de
gree and was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Smith to five year in San Quen
tln. He has relatives In New York
and is well connected. Though a full
blooded Arabian, hla English is per
fect. Pont Borrttw Trouble.
It is a bad habit to borrow any-
tullig, out tne worse iuiuk you cu
possibly borrow, is trouble. When
sick, sore, heavy, woary and worn
out by tho pains and poisious of dys
pepsia, biliousness, Brlght's disease,
and similar lutoirual disorders, don't
sit down and brood ovor your sym
ptoms, but fly for relief to Eloctrlo
iiit...M II, t..-oi,l will lltid sure mid
permanent forgotfiiluess of all your
trol Oles, ana you oouy win uui w,
burdeued by a load of debt disease.
At Chas. Strang's drug store. Price
50o. tiuarauteod.
Big Price fer Seat oh Stock Exchange,
Ne York. ". . 2 All records of
prices ot stock exchange seats have
been broken by tbe sale of a seat for
$33,000, which with ine Initiation fee,
makes tho price 184.000. The sent Is
said to have been bought by Frank
W. Ornves, formerly a financial Writer
on a New Y'nrk paper.
HOLLI9TCfV8
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Buiy tledlcloe for Bniy People.
Brtagi Qotdea Health and Raowl Vigor.
A uneolllo for Const! (nation, linlljrtwtlon. t.lve
Bn.l kiuncy Trouble., ilmplrn, Kerenii, tiapuw
iilood, lied Breath. Suteeliih Howe!, HeaUoche
ami ntu-itrtotte. It's Roetcy Mountain Tm 'n tab
let forin. 8.1 cent a dot. tliuiino ninito by
UoujfTEa Davo Coxpairr, )ltiillon. Wl.
.0OLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPU
Dr. Hinkle, Central Point,Oregot
.TIGER HUNTING.
Irti the Flere AalMla kr laai-
tatlnsl ft Honker.
To call a tiger the proceeding was as
follows: The mlklr, having first ascer
bilned that a tiger was In the neighbor
hood, would climb into a well branch
ed, leafy tree situated near where be
supposed the tiger to be, and alter nia-
ng himself among the branches as nest
he could would commence to Imitate
tbe chattering of a monkey and break
and drop twigs In the way that mon
keys do. ' i
Then he would let fall to tbe ground
n bundle of rags weighted so that tbe
thud when It struck the ground would
sound as If a baby monkey bad tum
bled down from tbe tree, and at the
3timu time would Imitate the supposed
baby monkey cries. This would be the
supreme momeut, for If a tiger were
uo.tr It would often spring out In the
hope of snapping up such a dainty
morsel as a young monkey, and then a
bullet from tbe gun of the hidden mlKlr
might find Its billet In tbe tiger's body.
By this means tho mlklr was said to
hare killed a considerable number of
tigers, and certainly tho man's power
of mimicry was wonderfully good.
The call for deer was of an entirely
different nature, the sound Imitated be
ing the cry of a fawn, and as this cry
sometimes attracted tigers, too, It had
to be adopted with caution, because it
was used only in open grass land, from
which the caller would not have bad
much chance to escape were a tiger
suddenly to put In an appearance.
London Field.
Market Report
The following are the orices paid by
our merchants tbiB week for farm produce.-
This list will be changed each
week as prices change:
H'hsat 68o
Oats
Flour fz.00 per 1UU ids
Barley c. " "
Brao 20.00 per ton
Mlddlinee 26.00
Potatoes tl.OOperlOOIbs
Eggs, per doz 25o
Butter, per lb -. 20c
Beans, white dry, per lb 4u
Beans, red dry, per lb ... 3c
Baeuu, per lb... 11c
Hams, per lb 12o
Shoulders, per lb 9o
Liri. per lb 10c
Hoirs. live, per lb 4 to 6
Beef, live, per lb 2 to 21
Mutton, per in oc
rojtdcrous Hiimlet.
Hnudul was very huge, weighing
over liOO pounds. His llgure wus un
wloltly and ho rolled from side to side
as he walked. His bunds were so thick
aud ponderous that people woudered
how he could play tho harpsichord or
organ nt all. His face was red and
coarse, with a long nose, thick lower
lip and full chin with a dlmplo In It.
His eyes wore prominent and eye
brows very full. He was a monstrous
eater and at times diauk heavily. His
conceit was stupendous, and he always
entertained the Idea that there was no
music to be compared to bis own. He
was boorish In manner, quick In tem
per, and when Irritated would some
times give utternuee to a robust oath
in tbe German language. Ills con
temporaries said be looked like a por
ter.
Ortinrre Trees.
Au ornnge grove In full bearing la
one of the most delightful sights the
eve can witness. The trees are a beau
tiful shape if left us nature made
them. The limbs come nearly to tbe
ground, so close thut an orange picker
goes under the tree Hut on ills buck
nnd often cuts 100 oranges from the
tree before ho conies out. Oranges are
never picked, but are cut oft' with
shenrs having n spring between the
bundles. An orange that has no stoni
ou It is considered a "cull" tllul Is not
pnckctl by a tirst class packer.
& Heating' Stoves. j&
UNIVERSAL WOOD HEATERS, Made by Cribten
& Sexton, of Chicago. Fine Lookers Fine Heaters,
and made to last.
1 NICHOLSON & PLAIT'S
The Place to Buy Your Hardware. .
Eifert's
IT'S THE MAN
BEHIND THE SHEARS
Who Creates the Nobby Fit. EIPEKT Garments are Out and Drap
ed by Artistic Workman, who devote their time and ability to please
bis customers.
Orders taken for Suits, from $14.00 and up.
Orders taken tor Over Coals, $14 00 and up.
Suits Pressed and Cleaned.
Eifert
W. W. EIFERT,
The City Tailor, Medford.
Who Guaranteed the Fit.
Smoke "Murphy's Best"
This is the best Nickel Cigar
ever put on theMedford Market.
La Cinceridad and Garabanas
Are bit goods known the "world over as a prime article.
Tobaccos and Cigars toSuit all tastes, at the
OOLD-OREEN FRONT,
W. Q. MURPHY, Proprietor
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss ef strancth.
tun. headache, constipation, bad kraalk
lansTal debility, sour risings, and catarrh ei
the Homier, are all due to Indlgestloa. Keasi
cures Indigestion. This new discovery lepra
tents the nstursl Juices of digestion as U
eilit In a healthy stomach, combined wttk
the greatest known tonio and reconstructive
oroperties. K.odol Dyspepsia Cure dees Bet
inly cure Indigestion end dyspepsia, kel that
amouj remedy eures all stomach trsuklei
ay cleansing, purifying, sweetening us
strengthening the mucosa membranes lataa
the st'jmaeh.
Mr. S. S. Bill, of Rmnnrood, W. Vl SQt-
I wu troubled with m Uoaucli for twentr jmn
Kodol cured me end we era oow lulu a at asa
lor baby."
Kodol Digest What Yon Bat,
Bonlol only. J 1,00 Slu holdlnf 2H Isa tk SM
no, which ulli for 60 coats,
Prssaraa by I. o. D.WITT OO., OHIOAM
For Sale by Chas. Strang
And That'll a Fact.
"George, dear," said the fair maid
who was new to the game, "when the
man with the wire toilet mask says
Play ball' what does he mean?"
"When certain teams are engaged In
the contest," answered George, "It
means that be Is somewhat sarcastic."
Detroit Tribune.
A True Genius.
"Failed, did he?"
"Yes. Liabilities were half a mil
lion." "Goodness! What are his assets?"
"Not a cent."
"And yet you denied that he pos
sessed true financial genius!" Cleve
land Leader.
Not a Conalatent Yeftrner.
"Bllgglns says that be yearns to be a
barefoot boy again."
"So do I," snld Mr. Duslln Stax.
"But ouly for a minute, so that I could
enjoy the satisfaction of writing
check for all the shoes I wanted."
Washington Stur.
The Fool and Ilia Honor.
Joseph Un you Imlievo nil this, Ar
thur, about men buying wives V
Arthur Oh, 1 expect so! Some men
t-lll buy anything. Tit Hit.
'tllUAt Mako the DourIi.
The principles of bilking
Mny be to him like Greeii,
At making paslrlos ho'a no doubt
Excelled by womrvn weak,
Tho mysteries of pie crust,
Of bread and cake and rolls
To him mny bo unfathomed
As are those of the poles,
And yet, desplto this fact, 'tis true,
Aa all the world muBt know,
In every walk of life It takes
A man to mak tho "dough."
Detroit Free Prea
" OASTOniA.
dews tho Ito Kind You Have Always Boiigfn
MADE TO
ORDER GARMENTS
Will Scientifically measure you, who has the
. . . Knowledge of Measurements.
H.E. MORRISON, M. D
MBFOBO, OHEOON.
Oflloo: Room. 8, Palm-Netderuiojror Bloafc
Hwfdeacti .torner South 0 aud Ma tit lcee(f
,t S. bUTON,.
V. B. COUMIflaiONBB, DISTRICT Of OUOOM
Uomeueid aud Timber Land HI Inf. tud
MUW iuauc. ItWtllUUU lillKtiu ID U.UU WO
(est ClirlCo.
Often witb Medford Mall Mcdlord Oiefoa
I, D. PHIPI'S, D. D. S..
OJBcefl1. n Adila Block, adJcJrlcf Uukluo
uiuk oiuio Mvuiot-.. unwotv -
Q. V. STEPHENSON,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OPTICIAN,
Office: Room 6, Adkins' block. Calls prompt I
intended duy or nibt. ThonefitW,
Medford, Oregon.
U.T. JONES, ' N
COUNTY 8UHVHYOK,
toy or all kinds of Surveying prompt'. done '
The County Surveyor can give you the only
legal work
Medford. OreRoo
ft. B PICKED,
PHiaiOIAN ANDSURGDON,
Officebouu 11 to.12 a. n. and 1:80 to 3 p. m
X-Kay Laboratory Examinations 12.50 to pb
Oitice HuBkio Block, Med fora, Oregon.
C, E. TULL
VETERINARY SURGEON
E3Vetertnttry Dentistry a Specialty,
All call orders promptly
filled day or night.
Office at Union Staotes, Medford, Or.
H, E. A.MKBNY,
President ,
I. IS. B NT ART,
Vice President.
W, B. Jackson,
Aatil. Cashier
(i L. DAVIS,
Uaabier.
The fledford Bank
MCOFOND. OREGON
Capital and Surplus, $55000.00
SAPB DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT
A General Banking Business
Transacted .
SUMMONS.
(a the Clicult Court for the Coantr of
Juckson, State ot Oregon.
Zel ma Good sell. 1
Plaintiff. I
vs. V SunimonB,
Evart Goodsell, I Suit for Divorce.
Defendant. J
To Eva t Gooilsull, tlie above nHmed defendant
IN THE NAME OF THE SI ATE O P OREGON :
You are Uoreby requl ed to appear and answer
(he co plaint of p alntiff tiled ugalnat you tn
the above untitled court and Cause within Bix
weeks from the dute of tbe first publication of
this sumrrons, said (list publication being on
Frldpy. August 2n, 1905, and ynu are hereby
notified thut it you fall tn appearand answer or
ortuenvie plead to plaintiff's complaint with
in said time tbe p lulu tiff will apply tn tho
Court for the relief demanded In tho com
ul aim. towit! For a decree of divorce I rem vmi
and that the bonds oi mut.'imony now existing
between yourself and plaintiff be wholly set
aside auu held for naught, uud thut plaintiff
have the cure, control and custody of her minor
son, De Forest Good Hull, atid that sue have
judgment avainst j-ou for her ccsts and dlE
husements uud lor sueu oihur relief as to the
Court and In -ood couuience inuy appeur
Just aud equitable
Tins summons is puunsncu in tiik med-b-ouD
Mail by order of Hon. H K.
Hfliina, one oi tbe. Indues of the Circuit
court (or Jackson oounty, Oregon, made on
the 22nd day of Augi st, li0;. at Chauib ra
wherein and In mid order it is ordered iliat
tne defendant appear und answer pluintlff'a
complaint within tlx weeks from the Unto of
the tirst publication of this summons, which
said first publication is August '2h, l&o.
H.I. AWTKR,
Attorney for plaintiff.
GUA KDIAN'S NOTICE OF SALE.
P. H. OVIATT, Incompetent. Guardians No
tice of S It of Rvul Property .
'Notice Is hereby jtlveii thut lu pursuance of
anorderof the Couniy Court of the slate of
uregon, for the County of Jai kson, mado and
enturtdou theStlmay of September, 11)05, in
the mattei of the estate of P. H oviutt uu lu
et.mpetent perf-on; the utiderslened, the guard
ian of the person ami csl;ue of said ineompe
tent, will from and afttrtho J4th dav of Oo
tor.er, Jyu5, at the olllce of M. Purditi, her
attorney, in Medfoul, Jackson eomity, Oregon,
offer at private sale to the highest bidder for
cash in hajjd subject to the continuation of
sttid County Court all of tbe right, title und
interest ol thesuul incompetent, p. H. uviait.
In and to the following decribed reai property
situate In Jackson Countv. urecon towit:
Tne North Ease quarter of the North-West
quarter and the .ortb-Wesl quarter of the
Nor.h East quarter of section seven (7) I town
ship thirty seven (37) South, Range two (8)
West of the Willaniet Meridian.
SARAH C. OViAOT,
Guardian of the person and estate of P. U
Ovlatl. incompetent.
Dated September 14th, 1905.
NOTICE OP FINaL SETT LEMENT-
ln toe matter of the Estate of H. W, Elmore
deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator of said estate haa Sled hit final
account bb such administrator, and by order of
the Hon. Geo. W. Dunn, county judge, said
final acoouut will oe beard on Monday the 9th
duy of October, 1905, at 10 o'cloct A. M. of said
day. All peisons interested are hereby noti
fied to appear and offer their objections to said
account if any they have on or before said date
and hour. Dated September?. 1905.
C. H. ELMORE,
Administrator of the Estate of a. 97. fclmore,
deceased. .
J. R. WILSON,
V
Blacksmithing
AT -
THE OLD STAND.
. Brick Shop .
M edford.
Oregon;
. This is a Cut of . .
PMLIARD'S NON MAGNFTIC
Watch Movement.
Absolutely unaffected by
Electricity or Magnetism.
B. N. BUTLER, Agent
W Early Risen
The Immhm imto pm
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