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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1905)
.1 V ' ,vv?. ; urn i T ,. Hon lpfti HOLE'S PIANO HOUSE. k &MMt?&$JUvi. just opened fJ)ief6', and I cordially to'call jn and inspect i'-hlgh grade ". PIANOS AND ORGANS 'f.ft'nt here to stay. I' .;,. iog.-v My goods close the deal. Don't ' :i fqj..;t'6 see me before purchasing. I will ' ;-, 7 - '-'vfiuch 'as the celebrated Knabe. Evertt, man. J. f!. 1 . 'Lviidtyig and 17 other well known makes. 1 j All Goods Sold 'v' ! - n Easy Terms HALE'S, PIANO HOUSE, vV. !., building. r'tjnprt'Csdkto,' the oillcial court r ! Vfr1S?jiw ik iri:l.6wii, attending oiroull oiroult ?A' '""Tsrik Welcome), has recently been -A . . 'a'nnriintiwl noHtmuflter of tiaraa. Mr. "yrt&S Jpeloonio married. MIbb Fanny Doue- l'ho NrUvo DaugUters of Jaokeon- -UU -will give a ball at Orth's ball TliBiiteglvlng !.i ulaht. .Everyone la !'",oprojUx invited. ,j Mrs,' JOlm f. Aiiuer returned nomo . (ianday, after spending ten days lo ( i'octlaiia) yisltlug relatives and seeing ' Attorneys W.' I, Vawter, Pentz, '. ':(''; firlii:. Phlmm. Wnfinh nnH T)nfllp , rr 1 ' ;'.v airVn'town, uckndlng the adjourned )Wyjgt circuit eouf... ..i4da4w1?iinu and 'jSmlJ. Brjtt' wlt- J;' ; ased the olnslug of the Lewie nd f'&jjflfaijfyi,. o-xppaltlpn.' They returned KKl''ifc' -lotileT:(lonljf moriiliig;j 1i,3Min'4y,B brogoulan i announoes the auliue Karewskl to yf''j(:Wiv,W. 0...KIjr Their many friends y''J.'iyVBcm.fi"Vejrteiid heartiest eon- '(j''irranlHtiuiiri.. .;S'V '7 Apkeny tarried a few hours ''4piiokclUe Tuosday morning. omijiy, '.wnoro ne.naB lurgo inter- BlBomoro-aud Jainos Pul- Hundiiy for their homo nt iy(iania,th.f' Mrs. Sisomoro has 'VlBltltltt 111 tills vullnv for 1 .&,:',--i.SWl.''.. ' .'''"VviSArr;. Velton nmde a trip to the af.X:V.f?S!i r-p(irjtBUh of Little Applo- J"ii,yitff, ,iaB lii' town Saturday, gottlng iw.v;Vwrn'Ws'uppl!os. Mr. Cantrall BiiyB iJ.t"f ;.lll,''ihe.'dtoi:kinoii on tho orook are t'. u;,.;.: v..... u.. ........ ..... F' ' ' V V"ll UUUl UltbLlU, UUL u.:"-:::::-:: L - - ' 'r- '"'"'fi''wggtlJM,!JMw iiSi: DKlnUo WORE BARGAINS. ,. r j r; ?".. ,)'' ; ia. :?r- r DEEPER CUTS THAN EVER. This week we tie.;SUits remaining are the most Remarkable Bargains you have ever seen. Hemember : CljDthes, and if J Every S fiiV Ss'.il Suits r. , Suits to $20 , v-i'2.50? jfs;;' ,i.5,O0r j K'; Vli;. bt.h'or 5!Ui)(v proportion. -sr.- One week agoing every day. fpese r- COSiE this (4 a PIANO HOUSE invite one and all my fine line of My prices are talk- ,'. Fisnhnr. Packard. Medford, Oregon. as yet no one has contracted any cat tle. $ioo Reward, $ioo The readers of tills paper 111 bo ploasod to learn ttaat there li at least one dreaded dls eaiio that soleoce baa been able to oure In all lta liases, and that is Caturrh. Hall's Uatarrh Cure la the only poaltlvo cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a can Btltutlonal disease requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catartb Cure Is taken 'In ternally, aotluft directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des troying tbe foundation of tbe disease, and Klvlnu the patient strongth by building up tbe constitution and assisting nature in doing Its work. Tho proprietors huve so much faith In Its uratlvo powers that they offer One Hun dred Hollars for any oaso that It falls to oure. Bond for list of tcstlraonluls. Address: P. J. C1IK.NEY, & CO.,Tolcilo Hold byall druggists, 76o. Take Uall'a Fumlly PUlBfor constipation. East Medford ItemB. Mrs. T. W. Johnson is being visit ed by ber mother, Mrs. Samuel lioyt, of Grants Pass, thiB week. Frank Clark, of Ada, Kansas, old time friend of Henry Parsons and family, is here for a short visit. Airs. . F. W. Chaussee and little daughter, of Grants Pbbs, were guests of Mrs. Wallaoe Woods and family a fow days recently. I Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Miller, of Burns, Oregon, have roturned from their trip to tbe fair and will stop a fow days wltn Mrs. Mlllor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Niohols, before re turning homo. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd White, of Klauiatb FallB, wore guests of Wm. Anglo and family this wook. Dr. Whito was formerly it Medfotd boy. Wo understand MIbb Lula Porter is at present loading contestant In tho Catalina Island voting oontoat. Miss Portor's ninny frlonds lire wishing tor hor success. . Jnuies Hoyd, of Illy, Orogou, futbor of Mrs. K. A. Lares, cunio in Tuosday from Byron Hot Spriugs, Calif., whero ho has been quite euoousstiilly treated we are closing our immense stock you don't grasp Garment Slaughtered $3.75 rind $100 4.49 5.78 6.98 8.98 reduced in of Opportunity has passed and many of the choicest Panic Prices Will Take Every Line. mu. the past six ". Sums Valley Items, By D. M, . Misses Ina and Mae Rowe, of Ft. Klamath, are visiting friends in tbe valley. James Peltnn and Mrs. L. O. Bise more Bnd Infant returned to Klamath county this week. . E. A. Moon and family left Tuesday on their return home to Ft. Klamath, well loaded with winter supplies. MrB. Wm. Carter and daughter,Miss Mattie, of SheddB,' Calif., arrived last week, to spend tbe winter Here. John E. Smith, of Red Bluff, Calif., 1b visiting bis sister, Mrs. Ed. Raim ey, at Beagle. Miss Ella Coffey, of tbe Pelton farm, Is -recovering from a siege with tbe measles. A "delightful souvenir" brought borne from tbe exposition at Portland. Painters are busy this week reno vating the borne of Miss Emily Pan key. There are rumors that we will give full particulars of an event later. Died At the Meadows, Ootober 10, 1905," James Musty, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Musty, after a lin gering illneaB of typhoid fever; aged about tbtrty-flve years. The remains were laid to rest in the Antlocb oeme teiy Wednesday, amid a large con oourae of sorrowing relatives and friends. Central Point ltems. ' W. H. Bradshaw shipped a car load of apples from here Tuesday. ' ' Jesse Hamriok 1b building a fine residence on his new lots. Mrs, Morgan, of upper Rogue river, was Bhopping In our oity Monday, J. O. Wilson is building a new resi dence in tho west part of town for rent. W. W. Edington, one of Sams Val ley's energetic oitizens, was in town Sunday. . Mrs. Tuoker, of Indiana, is paying her annt, Mrs. Maria Purkeypile, a ViBit. Mrs. Ellen Edington has gone to Sams Valley to visit ber son, Will iam, and family. J. L. Downing and wife, of Ashland, spent Boveral dafsbere this week, vieiting relatives. There is groat joy in the home of Wm. Q. Loevor ovdr the arrival of a new son Ootober 16tb. J. C. BoBwell is spending the week on his homestead and C. B. Rostel has charge of the barber shop during his absonco. lion. S. M. Nealon, of Sams Valley, attendod tho funonil of the Into W. 13. Perkins Tuoadny. Tony Olson, of Gold Hill, Howard Perkins, of Wolf orook Irvin Norris,. of Gold Hill, and their familloB at tended the funeral of tho Into W. K Perkins. W. E. PorkiuB,n veteran of tho oivil war, and a highly rospootod oitizou of this oity, dlod nt tho fnniily liouie Monday, October 10, 1005; aged eigh-ty-ono yours, four months and eigh for rheumatism during weeks. . , , " DON'T WAIT this opportunity NOW you loose. Youth's $ 5.00 Suits G.50 ' . " 7.50 " " 10.00 " All othfars in proportion. Childrons' Suits 85c. to $3.98. W. H. Meeker teen days,' He leaves an aged wife and a family of grown children and grand obildren, "besides many friends to mourn his loss. He was bulled in the Central Point cemetery. Tbe funeral was condueted by tbe W. H. Harrison Post No. 67. Tbe family have the heartfelt sympathy of a host of friends In this their hour of trou ble. Tbe family Is very thankful to the ft lends who were so kind during their time of trouble. Ruch Rumblings . Miss Rose Buckley is visiting friends In Jacksonville. 0. M. Ruoh made a business trip to Medford Friday. Jim Bnokley, of Ruoh, spent Sun day in Jauksonvllle. Mrs. A. Throckmorton returned home Saturday after several days' visit in Jacksonville and Central Point. J, D. Fletcher, of Medford, is looli ing after hie mining Interests at this place. Mr. and Mrs. John Orth, of Jack sonville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crump, of Little Applegate,Saturday. Mr, Ford, of Siskiyou oounty, Is paying old friends a visit on Apple- gate. Bert Bostwick and MIbb Joaephine Saltmarab passed threugb Ruob Tues day on their way to Jacksonville. Sick, Are you? Why ' not use Radum's Microbe Kill- er and L get weur lea, it will oure you of materia, fevers, grlpp. eozema. sores, aones, palnB, rneumatlsm, Hem orrhages, lung troubles, outs, bruises. burns, la a speolnc lor oatarrn In au its forms, has oured hunderds of cases of oanoer, eto., eto. No oase of blood posioning oan ooour while using it. Sold at Strang's drug store, Medford, Oregon. Uali and get circulars. -Want to buy Lots or plat of ground, olose in, upon which to ereot a numrjer or cottages. Apply to u. L. Schormerhorn. 27-tf We offer One Hun dred ($100) Dollars Reward for informa tion leading to the Arrest and Convic tion of the party or parties shooting at or breaking insula tors, or interfering in any way with our Transmission Line. CONDOR WATER & POWER COMPANY, By C. R. Ray. 100 REWhBD have made another CUT of Men's, Boys' Less Than $3.49 4.78 5 00 5.99 Bar gains for Young and Old. Men's Hats also Reduced: 2.50 Hats.. 1.50 " ., 1.00 " Hero you save money. , MEDFORD SHOE SMITH . Circuit Court Proceedings. Cranoe vs. Cranoe; divoroe. De- oreo granted to plaintiff. Olaeu vs. Bradbury, et al. Deoree in favor of defendant " Hanley'VB. Slinger. Referred to P. M. CalklnB, testimony to be taken November C, 1905. , Cahen vs. Officer. Default and judgment. Davis vs. Oviatt. Dismissed. Swaoker vs. Swaoker. Dismissed. Cain vs. Kellogg. Deoree. . Riley vs. Dunoan. . Confirmation. ' Sadie O'Neil vs. John O'Neil, Dis missed. , Latimer et al vs. Morris. . Testi mony to be taken before Referee F. AL Calkins Ootober 24, 1905. Willott vs. Willett; divorce. Deoree granted. Ferguson vs. Forguson ; divorce. Decree granted. Goodsellvs. Uoodsell; divorce. ie- cree granted. Probate Court Estate of Squire Grittln. Order ap pointing H. T. Paukoy administrator and J. W. Morritt, W. J. Freeman and W. C. Leovor appraisers ot said estate. Estate and guardianship of Howard and and Youths' Cost. . . ...$1.65 ... 1.00 ... 65 patterns are Co. i Yet dapper V II I III MOLONY, Sole Agents.; PAGE WOVEN WIREjFENCE tlADB AT ADRIAN. niCHIOAN Some People Want the Earth tSTWe are now tatting orders for Fall Shipment Will you let us quote ?ou prices on tho BEUT FENCE MADEf Does not matter when you want to fence. Page Coyote Fence Is tho Latest, and Is Adapted to all Purposes. Page Farm and Stock Fence Will stop the Hogs; PACK POULTRY and RABBIT FfSNCE will protect the gardens and orchard. We fully guarantee and assist In erecting all Page Fence. For further particulars or prices, call on or write, Volsaey Dixon. Southern Oregon Repre sentative P. W. W. F. or NICHOLSON & PLATT, City Selling Agents, Meiiforcl. Oregon. Work, a minor. Inventory and ap praisoment approved, showing real es tate appraised at S125 and order to show cause on application of guardian for au order of sale of real propertfy. Estate of John Coleman, deceased. Inventory aud appraisement approved, showing real and personal property appraised at 82173.00. Estate of C. Blake.doceased. Final order discharging adniinistrator,tjusan CJ. Blake. Table Rock item?. BY J. C. .P Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Davis spent Monday in Medford, visiting and shopping. Roy Niohols came up from Gold Kay Saturday night to visit his father and mother for a day. N. C. Guun and family drove to Willow Springs to spend Sunday with their friends, Mr. aud Mrs. Kooert Ashworth. Arthur Shields and family have moved to Tolo aud will have churge of the Ray farm there, formerly owned by Jap O'Hara. T. II, Pendleton eame up from Grunts Pass last Wednesday aud spent a week with relatives here, returning Friday. This ond of tbe valley came in for a goodly share of the medals at the Lewis and Olark fair, and it is a pleasure to produoers to kuow that their elforts were appreciated. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Pendleton received a genuine surprise party. Eight ladies with eight babies came to spend the afternoon. The ladies were all young and charming and the babies a most wonderful eight,as they nt ver once cried or in any way dis turbed the conversation or the amuse ments indulged in by their "moth ers, "all of which can be better un deistood whon It is known that the ages of these "mothers" ranged from four to twolve years. The quaint. grown up oostumes, the piled up curls surmounted by piquant bows, made this company of midgets picture worth gazing upon, and Jthoir enjoyment at the complete surprise added spice to the occasion. Too ill brushes. "In the straight toothbrush one thigh Done or a beef twelve inches long and four in diameter will cut four perfect Dliinics. 'ino same bono will cut only two of these fancy curved pieces. That's one thing that makes the dif ference In cost between plain and fan cy." sold a manufacturer. "When the bone la cut to length and shaped, bris tles are hand drawn by wire or thread through the brash part, each group of bristles having lta own leader. Then they are Bccurely fastened, and the work Is finished. When the bristles first go in they are fully three Inches long. After being firmly secured they are cut down to the Bute required. What bristle Is best? Well, In some re spects that's a matter of taste. It Is all hog bristle, but whether soft or hard depends on the user." PARLR. The bashful Standish doth not dare To ask a maid his lot to share. In fight he fears no foe s nor hurt trembles when he sees a skirt, Alden, by his wiles, Presents the lond ha-ha to Nyles. For girls must ever choose a man Whose dress is dose to fashion's plan. Poor Standish groans, 41 My girl I lose Because I don't wear Crawford Shoes." We Want to Fence It. Ashland Cl"BL BUSINESS; L'flORTHAND and ENGLISH TKAININU. ".3URATK. THOR OUGH ond COMPLETE. K3yVrtto or rJotnrond:Seo ,.' P. ItTNEK, A.;M., President. Real Estate Transfers. The following real estate transactions have been recorded since the last isue of thiB paper. Mary M Dunn to E A Hoag ; 1 acre iu Ashland, $2. O Vromau to Sarah E Perdue ; nej of nw,y, sco 7, tp 3D, i w, $250. A H Booth by to F H Ray; 1G0 acres, boo 29, tp 32, 3 e. S1500. A Harding to Levi Owens ot al ; 20 acres, tp 38, 1 e, 1G0 acres, tsec 4, tp 3S, 1 e, 8800. Geo Cryderman to D A Fisher; sj of d 1 c No 50, tp 30, 2 w, 8600. J Gibson to K C Gibson ; proper ty in sec 20, tp 37, 2 w ; also 8e of lot 5 Cooksoy add Central Poiut310. E W Tryor to Amelia Toft; lot 12, blk 40, Medford. 875. K Wick, guardiau, to M R Mye; property iu Ashland, 8201. Sarah M Audrows to Isaao Coffmau ; lot 22,. blk 2, S12U0. W M Jones et ul to Terence Fee et al ; all of sec 30, tp 34, 3 c, 81500. , A E MoFarland to Geo W Canning; lots 9 (and 10, blk E, R R add to Ash laud, 8700. L P House to C L Andrews; lot 1 seJ4 of ne4', seo 2, tp 37, 1 w, 8800. Martha A Talent to A W Sturges; lots 8 to 10, and i lot 7, less 100 feet oil' west side of blk J, Talent, 3700. E Randall to B E Hurd et al; 12 acres, seo 30, tp 30, 2 w, 3000. Talisman lodge No 31, K of V, to Ida MoAhron et al ; lots 3, 4, 5, blk ' 80, Medford ; also lots 13 to 16, Park add to Medford, 81100. H C Myer to E K Anderson ; lot 0,. blk 23, Chitwood tract.Ashland, 83000. F evi Owens to Anthony Hardins: land in sec 8, tp 39, 1 e, 8300. Geo Eglin to J A Daney ; 6.1 acres, . seo 81), tp 39, 1 e, 810. Chas Wolgamott to A Lawentz : lotB 5 and 6, 20 feet off side lot 7, blk. 26, Meuford, 80OO. A W Sturgee to Chas Woleamott: lots 5, 6, 7, 20 feet off lot 8, bik 26, Medford, 8225. A Little Tale Prom Fairyland. ".lust by way of experiment," said' the tlrst fairy, "I appeared to ten men nt random and asked them to make a wish, and seven of them wanted to know how to play the races." "Ah!" said the other elf. "Only seven? Dut I presume, the others thought they knew." Poncn. Ilia Weak Point. A man was killed by a circular saw, and In his obituary notice It was stated that be was "a good citizen, on up right man, and an ardent patriot, but of limited Information regarding cir cular saws." Gave tbe Bride Imr, SteUa Who gave tbe bride awnv her father? Bella No, her little brother. Daring the ceremony h. told everything he knew about ber. Let m watch our beginnings and re sults .will manage tbemsetve-Clark. I Subscribe for The Mvil.
