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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1905)
Royl Baking Powcte; Saves Health and Saves Money. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK i)UR COUNTY . . Correspondents Eagie Point Eaglets. BY A. O. HOWLETT. ' J as. Ringer, who has been engngod painting in Modford, is now painting . the addition to the Sunny Side hotel. Miss Maud Becholdt, a neice of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott, from Bonanza, ia visiting her uuclo aud family at this place. i .Roy Yojug passed through here last week with a force of meu to go to work oi) the mill site at the Big Butte , falls. That is eiguitlcant and looks as though the M. &, C. L. R. K. was not going to stop at Eagle Point as some of the people predict. I .Rev. C. II. Forroll, the now Baptist Iminiutor, preached here twice and J Lmce at Browusboro last Sunday. He .nade a favorable impression on the people at both places. He announced v.ji appointment for preaching on the second Sunday in November. While he was here there were steps taken to- ward building a meeting house in Eagle Point. Mrs. Mae Stickle has quite an ex perience a few nights ago. While she was out in the yard sho saw some thing that she thought was a cat un der her feet so gape itakiok and then discovered that she had not stirred up a hornet's nest, but had aroused a ' -- skuuk. Battlo was given aud the pretty beast was put to flight. Died Ootobor 8, 1905, of mtmbran ous croup, Frank Bellows, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bellows, aged one year, four months and seventeen days. The remains were interred in the Central Foin cemetery last Sun day. Funeral services were conducted by Elder J. P. Moomaw, assisted by A. C. Howlett. The family requests thattheir.thanks be conveyed to their friends through The Mail. There was a messenger stopped here one night last week, looking for a doctor, but as we have none here he wanted a fresh horso to go to Med ford. Here is one of the best open ings for a good, sober, industrious doctor that there is in the country and if some one would come from tho crowded towns and cities-to locate here ho could soon build up a good business. On Wednesday of last week Wm. Brown and Miss Mattie Taylor quiet- , ly rode out of town) and wore married at Jacksonville by Key. Kobt. Emiis. Tney have gone to housekeeping in the George Daley bouse aud their many friends here are covering them with congratulations. Mr. Brown is a member of the firm of George Brown & Sons and the bride is a daughtei of the late Charles Taylor and Mrs. R. G. Brown. Two more of".".u,? young peoploare hard to 11 mi ii Lutt parts. Some time ago I annouced through The Mail that a man by the name of Kadclilf was having a petition circu lated to present to this term of the county court for lioense to open a sa loon in Eagle Point. He and his co workers secured ninety-three signa tures, seven of which were non-residents of this precinct A remon strance was orculated and the result is ninety-three names appear on that and among them there are seventeen "whose names appear on the petition and that looks as though we do not want a saloon, but we do want a church and have a good sohool and our principal says that he thinks that 'In a short time we will have to have bur npper room finished and furnish ed so we can employ another teach er. , Rogue River News. V. Haskius is visiting relatives here. Reno Goddard, of Phoenix, was seen here Saturday. Perry Foster and Thomas Lawson wre trading in Central Point Friday. The county rock crusher is being used near Walter Wood's place, north of Eagle Point. c Mr. Diokison, of Grants Pass, and two men from Ohio, passed last week, Avers Take cold easily? Throat tender? Lungs weak? Any relatives have consumption? Then a cough means a great Cherry Pectoral di&i fO you. Follow your doctor's advice and take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It dials, strengthens, prevents. PnT ttl rear I have ileiwnded on Ayer'i Chernr l'tn fur cotiRbs nml cnlils. I erwitii trenetlietit weak lunir;. SIr b. A. K'jBISuos. SHne, Mich. 'i ,V-. tf.Vt C AYBR CO.. tor i Weak Lungs Ayer's Pills Increase the activity of nm liver, ana inui nm recover j. 6u route to Mr. Dioklson's home stead on Elk oreek. D. F. Burch spout several days late ly with bis daughtor, Mrs. Beebe, of Agate. Warren Raimev. wbohaB been visit ing relatives here, returned to Ft. Klamath the hut week. Mrs. Inlow, of Ashland, visited her bous, Arthur Morrison aud Fred In low, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hodges and sons. Oren aud Willie, have moved from the coast to Grandpa Hodge'B place. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hodge, aftor two years1 absence, have moved back here iroin Uold liiu. Our community was greatly s hooked at the death of little Franklin Eugene Hollows, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bellows. Fraukio whs taken with the croup and all was done that they could do, but of no avail. Ho wus born June 21, 1005, and was one year, four months and six days old at Mb death. He was laid tc rest by his grand-father's side at the Cen tral Point cemetery. The grief-stricken parents have the sympathy of the entire community. A Disastrous Calamity. It ib a disastrous calamity when you lose your health, because indiges tion and constipation have sapped it away. Prompt reliof can be had in Dr. King's Now Life Pills. They build up your digestive organs and cure headache, dizziness, colic, con stipation, etc. Guaranteed at Stiang's Drug Store; 25o. ' Real Estate Transfers. The following real estate transactions have been recorded since the last Isue of this paper. Annis Iioeum to Ashland Mfg Co ; 1170 acros, see 1, ftp 39, 1 e, S500. Chas Hocom to Ashland Mfg Co; 157.99 acres, sec 0, tp 40, 2 e, 81500. W H Patrick to J W Hicks; 20 acres, seo 3, tp 30, 2 w, $400. C in Crvstal to A w Kturcis : lot 3 aud part lot 4, blk 15, Medford, 8700. J a iiamricb: to w itawungs ioib.z. 3, blk 2, Amy and Harbaugh's add to Ceutral Point, 8200. J w Ingram to a w Houston; nower of attorney over U int in Sohuuipf's claim. A u and a A ueiman to w u jonn son ; 1.95 acros in d I o 41, tp 39, 1 e, ssoo. JLWD McKeel to G A Jeilry; 10 acroB in seo 33, tp 38, 1 w, 810. li r King to A w sturgis; lot n, blk 15, Medford, 8200. ' W R Starr to F Potter: lots 30 and 31, 82200. Laviua JYungus to W H Cook; sl.6z acres, seo 25. tp 37,2 w 8111.50. Ashland Mfg Co to Luoinda Gan iard ; 502 acres in d 1 o 40, tp 39, 1 e, 81. v if Wilson to & ri wuson; iana in seo 30, tp 37, 1 w, 810. J J Kerr to Thos Lawson ; nwJ4", seo , tp 33, 1 w, 8403.50. u a to tonn iioian: ew oi uwa aud u)4 of ne, sec 3, tp 39, 1 w. u b to n mroy; nww oi n. seo 3. to 39. 1 w. J W Irvin; claim in Willow Springs mining district, known as Jennings quartz claim. W F Hathaway lode claim in Ellioto creek mining district, Known as uxaoK Float. Deliah Ham merle v. placer claim in Sardiue creek mining disriott, known as Buffalo claim. Pain ges by the nameof .rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbaco. niourady. No niKfr.tnr what name the Dains are called. Holllster'B Kooky Mounatiu Tea will drive them away, do cents, J.ea or Tablets. Dr. 1 Hinkle's Drug Store, Central Point. Tito Old out Paper Hooka. What is believed by antiquaries to bo the oldest paper book In existence Is the "Red Bool; of Lynn." nu ancient register belonging to the corporation of King's Lynn, England. This vol ume Is known as the "lied Book" from Us original binding having been of that color. The ilrst entry is n tran script of tho will of Peter do Thorndou. burgess of Lyuu, dated 1309. Tho lat est entry Is dated In the fifteenth year of King Richard II. Fifty years ago the .book was repaired and rebound, and the lenves, which age had reduced to a loose, fibrous substance, wore carefully resized ns an aid to preser vation. Turu Abont. An Irish doctor was asked to attend a patient on Tory island, off the Irish mainland. The doctor said that he was willing to go. but that the .fee would be L'2 ($10), payable In advance. The Tory islander paid the money and fer ried the doctor over from the main land himself. The physician finished his duties and wished to start buck. The only way to get back was to he rowed back by the same man who had carried him over. The doctor nsked what tho charge was. "Two pounds," said the Tory Island man, "payable in advance." It was paid. The Pnrnult of Man, Directly or Indirectly we are all In terested In the pursuit of tho desirable male, for whom every function is real ly arranged whatever be the ostensible reason. When one sees on all sides how eligible men are run after, fawned upon, flattered, cajoled and bum bugged, can the Iruth of it be denied? Ladles' Fiejd. When you want a pleasant phyeic try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and produce no srlpins or other unpteas- lantetteou bold by Unas, btiang. The Lnit American King. Maximilian and his followers were shut up in Querataro. Many powerful hi Hue n ees were at work to save him. Seward also did his host. But he made little or no effort to escnpo. If he had failed as an emperor he could at least face disaster with tho courage and the dignity of n right princely nature. Be trayed by the Infamous Lopez, tried before a court martial of hoys and or dered to be shot, ho spent his laBt days in tho discharge of nil the obligations of friendship and courtesy. A false report of the death of Carlotta being brought to him In prison he said sim ply, "One less tie to bind me to the world!" Led forth to his execution and told to stand hot ween two of his generals who were likewise condemn ed, he Burremrth'cd the place of honor to Genornl Minim on In recognition of bis courage. The rattle of the mus kets marked perhaps tho end of all monarchy in the now world. But the bitterest critic of democracy could scarcely desire a gentler figure than Maximilian's to stand before tho eyes of Americans as the last representative of aristocracy and of kingship on this continent William Gnrrott in Atlan tic. Mauy children inherit constitutions weak and feeble, others due to child hood tioubies. HoJlister's Kooky Mouutaiu Tea will positively cure aildreu and j,inuke thorn strong. , 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Dr. Hinkle's Drug Store, Central Point. Koran mul 111 hie. Concerning the alleged resemblance between Christianity ami Mohammed anism Itev. X:i;iior Malcolm, In "Five Years In a Persian Town," says: "There are really not many resem blances to note. An olaVor of Indian troops replied to a Mussuhunu's sug gestion that there were resemblances between the two religions, 'There Is hardly n single practical point whore Mussulmans and Christians arc not en tirely at isstte,' whereupon the Mus sulman said: 'Sahib, you have read your Bible and have also road the Koran. I always make that remark to Christians. I made it to a padre the other day, and they almost always say: "Very true. Mohammedanism has a great deal in common with Chris tianity." Well, sahib, when they say that, I know that they have not read the Koran and that they have not read their Bibles.' " Prom Jail to he Ilcncli. Francis Pembertou 11025-97) was Im prisoned in the Fleet for debts con tracted during n period of youthful ex travagance. While In Jail ho applied himself to tho study of law and camo to be regarded ns a kind of legal oracle by his fellow prisoners, who nicknamed him Counselor. With the fees they gave him for legal advice he bought books to continue his studies. He then prevailed upon his creditors to grant his release from prison thnt he might tho sooner earn money to pny off his debts. Called to the bar In 1G54, after n brilliant career in the palace court at Westminster and subsequently in tho house of , lords, he becamo a puisne judge. He was knighted In 1075 and ultimately, on the dismissal of Scroggs, was made lord chief Justice in 1031. B I ue prints ol to ush i p ma pa showing all vacant land, fifty cents each. For reliable information con cernlng Government land write to Frank E. Alley, Abstractor, Roseburg Oregon. The Surfreon'ti Nlffhtmnre. Two patients who called In company upon n noted surgeon found him be moaning a twinge of pain in. his right forefinger. The callers smiled. "Great Scott, doctor," exclaimed one, "you don't mean to say that n pain in the finger bothers a man so used to scenes of suffering as yourself!" , "It certainly does," the surgeon an swered, with a worried look. "How do I know that it Isn't the first symp tom of blood poisoning? Thnt Is the nightmare of the surgeon. N6 matter how careful he may be, he Is liable to contract poisoning in operating, and that kind of poisoning Is of the most virulent type. Any time a surgeon is complaining about a pain In the hand sympathize with him, for be Is doing some hard guessing." Philadelphia Record. Palnleaa Sometimes. Sufferer Do you extract teeth with out pain? Dentist Not always. I ipralncd my wrist on one a couple of days ago and It hurts yet Intlalirciit. "Kntherine, you will always find me an Indulgent husband." "Do you mean Indulgent to me or in dulgent to yourself?" Discussing the merits of a man's op ponents gives him a decided ascend ency over- them. Goethe. FIFTY CENTS IN some conditions the gain from the use of Scott's Emulsion is very rapid. For this reason we put up a fifty-cent size, which is enough for an ordinary cough or cold or useful as a trial for babies and children. In other conditions the gain is slower health cannot be built up in a day. In such cases Scott's Emulsion must be taken as nourishment) a food rather than a medicine. It's a food for tired and weak digestions. StnA for Irte nampta Scott & Bowne, 409-415 Puri St. Cbemliti New York soc and $1.00. All drasgtrtf no it to Duit a Dob. A dose of castor oil Is as disagreeable to the ailing dog as to tho ailing hu man being, He kicks against it, aud docs right, wheu ho is grabbed by the back of tho neck, and with bis jawa yanked apart with n towel awaits th nasty dose. ThiB Is poured down his neck on Uio outside. It is usually fol lowed by a fow moro doses, all of which go tho same .way. which Is the wrong way. The Jaws nro in a vise, tho dog is In torture, and he Is ready to condemn his very best frieud for thus treating him Bhabb'ly. If they only were Benslble enough to know how any dog, from the meanest cut to tho bluost blooded canine on earth, was In the habit of taking his oil, It would be different, but they are all al sea on the subject, and poor doggie Is about dead when a friend utters: "Uumpl All chumps on dogs, I Bee. Pour tho stuff over tho poor fellow's paws." Lo, and behold I The wise few who thought they know all about dogs and dog things learned something to thelt credit wheu they saw how carefully Towser licked his paws, cleaned them, and tints took his oil without fuss and In the proper way. Outing. Tlmt l'n Inter. The artist who had found Mnrshby full of "pnlutable" places and friendly peoplo was much attracted by one of tho young women of tho village, whom he met at a social gathering. Ho asked and wns accorded permission to escort her home from a llttlo party one evening, and, as tho evening was mild and the moon was shining, they lin gered nt her gate for a fow minutes' conversation. Suddenly the stillness was broken by a hoarse shout which came from an open window of the little house: , "Cast off thnt painter! Cast off that painter!" Tho artist started as if ho hod been shot, but tho young woman gave him n reassuring smllo and a becoming blush. 1 "It's it's Just father dreaming," she said softly. "He's a retired sea cap tain and often talks in his sleep." A Poor Muu of Mutton. A "poor man of mutton" Is a term applied to a shoulder of muttou In Scotland after it has been served as a roast at dinner and appears as a broil ed bone nt supper or at the dinner next day. One of tho former earls of B., popularly known as "Old Hag," was Indisposed at a hotel in Loudon. When one morning tho landlord came to enumerate the good things In his larder and to provall on his guest to eat something, his lordship replied, "Landlord, I think I could cat a morsel of a poor man." This, together with the extremely unprepossessing appear ance of his lordship's countenance, Is said to have so terrified poor Boniface that he fled Incontinently from the room and tumbled headlong down stairs. Nnincs of Gun on Men-of-war. Tu the olden days," remarked a vet eran sea captain tho other day, "the custom obtained of giving names to the guns on men-of-war. "In tho case of the United States frigate Chesapeake tho principal guns bpro distinctive names, ns follows: Brother Jonathan, True Blue, Yankee Protection, Putnam, Bnglng Eagle, "Viper, General Warren, Mad Authoiiy, America, Washington, Liberty Forev er, Dreaduaught, Defiance, Liberty or Death, United Tars, Jumping Billy, Rattler, Bulldog, Spitfire, Nancy Daw son, Hevenge, Bunker's Hill, Pocahon tas, Towser, Willful Murder. These names were engraved on small squares of copper plate." Washington Star. Polo In Ancient. Polo was played from the hacks of horses In Persia during the tenth nnd eleventh centuries. At thnt time tho Persians in a great contest, Iran versus Turnn, found their match in tho Turks, greatly to th'o disgust of King Afrn Blab. The Byzantine poet Nlzanil sung of polo In. the twelfth century. Then polo spread from Persia Into central Asia, India and Tibet In tho sixteenth century, when the great Emperor Ak bar patronized It In Japan the game is at least 1,000 years old and Is still popular under tho name of da-kln, or "ball match." lie Knew Ills Man. ' "You Beem depressed." "Yes, I've got to nsk my gln('s father tonight for her hand." "Bosh I Don't be alarmed. The stern father exists only In the comic papers." "Maybe so, but the borrowing futher Is a painful reality. IIo'll land me for a fifty to a dead moral certainty." Louisville Courier-Journal. Her Tremolo. "Ah, how I love to hear your daugh ter sing!" said Archie as ho waited In the parlor. "She's practicing her exer cises now, isn't she? What a beautiful tremolo." "No," replied the mamma scornfully. "Sho has had the sore throat for three days. She's taking a garglo." Indian apolis Star. Followed. A servant girl had been Bent on an errand. On returning she said to her mistress, "Oh, ma'am, there's been a young man following me." Mistress Oh, indeedl Servant Girl Yes, ma'am. X know he was a-following me, be cause he kept looking around to see if I was coming. Tart Annwer. "A woman's bonnet would not cost much if it wasn't for tho trimming," said the miserly husband. "Neither would a man's whiskers," answered his wifeChicago News. Sincerity Is tho face of tho soul, as dissimulation is tho mask. Dubay. An Unfair Flln. Mrs. Wick wire If woman were given tho credit Bhe deserves, I don't think man would be qnlto so prominent in tho world's history. Mr. Wlckwlre I expect you nro right. If she could get all the credit she wanted, he'd be in the poorhouse. A Pannr Will. Comforting Frlendr-Hiis your huB bnnd mndc Ills ivlll? I'rospcctlvo Wid ow Yos, the wretch. lie's left every thing to the doctor If he cures 'Ira, an' not a blessed fnrthln' to his wldder all' orphans. - well of Ancient Ewpt. From what has como down to us, written, painted or chiseled, tho Egyp tian lord must havo lam a great swell. Tho dotalls of the twolfth dynasty show Egyptian elegance at its best, Tho lord has a male housekeeper, his mlatro d'hote, called "superintendent of tho provision house." There was a "superintendent of tho baking house," and tho mixer of drinks had tho title of "scribe of the sideboard." Forhaps bo was a butler and regulated tho sup ply of wines from tho collar. Thoro were gardeners, porters nn'd handicraft men, all busy In attending to tho mas ter. "A prepnror of sweets" must havo been a . confectioner. Tho Egyp tian wheu he wns no longer mortal had hopes of being well fed In the hereafter, as bo believed ho would be nourished In his particular heaven with abundant goose and beef. Offer ings to gods show tho variety of tho lCgyptiau menu, and In ouo are Includ ed tcu kinds of cooked meat, live kluds of birds or game, sixteen vurleties of bread and cake, six assorted wlnoB, four brews of beers, eleven sorts of fruits and an endless number of sweet things. Flower In Northern IIuhhIa. An Kngiish traveler in northern Rus sia writes to tho Gardener's Chroulclo tlmt nothing surprised him more than the universal presence of well grown llowerlng plants In dwelling rooms. 12 vc-11 lu tho cells of monasteries and In tho studios of city photographers far ther north than Archangel he found such plants as oleanders, crotous pe largoniums and fuchsias In almost every room. Tho double windows, so necessary to keep out the coin, nave a draft tight space between them tilled with flowering plants, and it does not seem necessary to open them for air during tho short hot summer. From Sentemher to Juno the country Is burled in snow and shut in by ice. The average temperature for January is onlv 10 degrees. The July tempera ture, however, has an average of 00 degrees which Is hardly to be won dured at when It is remembered that the sun shines twenty-two hours out of the twenty-four. LiiNt (ho l'rlze. Jnmes Crossley. a noted English bib liouinulne, bled him one memorable day to u bookstall In Slnulehlll murkot and, spying a llttlo volume, took It up nnd srhiucud carelessly through it. Aite awhile bo nsked Its price from nn old woman aud wns told It was two and sixpence. "I'll give you sixpence for It," snld Crossley. "Nay," replied the noor old dnmo: "It cost mo 2 shillings." Whereupon our book dovourer throw It down In disgust nnd retired. A gentle man, .ovcrhcnrlng tho altercation, stopped forward and purchased It at tho sum demanded. Crossley roturneu soou after and, noticing tho book had gone, anxiously Inquired, what had be come of It. "Sold," answered tho wo man, "for what you refused to glvo." "Tell mo who bought It, and I'll glvo him 10 shillings for It!" said Crossley eagerly. The moral Ib self evident A Uio- of Llfrtlt. The strnigbtest thing lu nature or art Is a ray of light when passing through n medium of uniform density. Hence the eye Is onnblcd to test tho strnightness of an edge or tube by hold lug it as nearly as possible coincident wltli a ray of light, bucIi parts as de part from strnightness then Intercept ing n ray and causing a shade to bo cast upon other parts. It is not known nt what early period In tho history of mankind tho discovery wns inndo that strnightness could be thus determined It is certain that thousands of median les use tho method dally without being able to give a rational explanation of It A JniiuncHe Test. . In Japan It appears that ouo factor entering into tho choice of a daughter- in-law Is her skill In raising silkworms. There Is more to this than appears on the surface of the statement, for It seems thnt Uio thread spun by n silk worm Is regular and oven In propor tion, ns the worm has been regularly and carefully fed. The prospective mother-in-law carefully and minutely examines tho garments of tho nsplrlng brido, Judging of her qualifications by their condition. The Mnn Wlio Never KlcfcM. There uro some peoplo who through slnckness, Indifference or sheer terror of their fellows go through life Butter ing many unplcasnnt tilings without protest. They dislike "fuss" or they nro too cnreless or happy go lucky to assert themselves; hence they come off badly everywhere. Theso are tho men who nlways get tho uncooked chops and the tough cuts off tho Joint Lon don Saturday Itovlow. An Altered Cnrie. Ascum Have you seen anything of Jlgglns lately? Doctor Yes. I pre scribed a trip to, Europe for him only this morning. Ascum Indeed! He's getting wealthy, Isn't he? Doctor Well, I can remember when I used lo prescribe for him simply a dose of so dium bromide for the same complaint. A Prudent SuicRrcHtlon. "Many peoplo havo suffered embar rassment because of their social aspirations."- "Yos," answered Miss Cayenne. "He fore you Insist on gctthy; into the swim rou want to make quite sure you are a swimmer." Washington Star. Improving. "Is your son Improving much with the violin?" "Ob, yes! Wo can now tell whetlior he's tuning or playing!" He travels safo aud not unpleasantly who Is guarded by poverty and guided by love. Sidney. ITow Ho flnrd nim Hewitt Thnt follow saved mo frotti bankruptcy. Jewltt How was tlmt? no wltt- Tic married tho extravagant (Tlr! 1 vir r in (! lo. CASTOR! A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Mitchell DO YOU CONSIDER QUALITY WHEN YOU BUY A WAGON? Doch 70 years experience In wagon building and tho cream wagon too It onuut with you? Do you want a Wagon tlmt is made of stock that bought one day and inado up tho next, the avorape wngouV Or a MITCHELL WAGON That ia inado of Block that is air eeaioned for 8 to b yearn, puttogothor by men who have been at the business long enough 10 know how to mako the lighten running wagon possible. A wagon that carries au absolute guaraateo that It la too Bout Possible To Build, in suort a MITCHELL WAQON Or a poor substitute The choice I up to you. ' Mitchell, Lewis Medford, 9S 9) John Deere Plows t nm DEERE DISC PLOWS Are the Best Made. We Have Just Received a Carload of NEW DEERE DISC PLOWS, John Deere Hand Plows, and Harrows is w Gall and bee Tnem ,5? t HUBBARD BROS. $ riedford, " - - Oregon l iSiykff-n simplest! Quiet and Durable The Simplest Sewing Cannot Start in the Wrong Direction Best for All Kinds ol Sewing, Will sew the lightest goods without puckering them, and on heavy work mukoB a seam that is elnstio, strong and durable. WHEELE & I'JILSCIi iPFOCTIIBIHI! COPlPflfll General Office for Pacific Coast J31 Sutter Street San Francisco . S. Griffin, Agent, Medford Oregon W. L. ORR Successor to - j , Q. TAYLOR, I he Harness flaker S3 Fine Line of Hand Mado Harness, Blankets, S3 Robes and Whips. Repairing Neatly Done. W. U. Hedfotd, - r mam Nash Livry Stables A. W. WALKER, Proprietor Tho fitnhles has been newly refitted, nnd Now Rigs nnd Good Horses added. All Night Telephno Service. Orders dlled at anytime. 1 Reasonable Rates. Efficient Service MEDFORD, OREGON Wagon i & Staver Co., 1 D. T. LAWTON, -f manager, Oregon j , . a TK e Only That douenot itiil in any point,. 3 Times the Value Of any Other One-third Faster One-third Easier Rotary motion and bnl bearing. Tho Hphteet run ning Machine in the world Rapid, (tiflvefaboutonoday in three, sewinp that much fuster than vibrating ma in ties. Does Not Shake flachine Made ORR Oregon t "Turn
