The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, November 10, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA LITTLE OF . Qoorgo Smith wus fluod ?2I3 for kiss lug u strange girl on a stioot our. llo did not know tho was u strungo girl, but now ho In euro of It. Uoorgo Gould has none Into tho poultry buHinosB and he Id making it pay. That man bus such a genius for Unanon that ho would doubtless tie able to make a living oven out of peotry. That Arizona fodoial court judge, who is charged with silting with bin foot on the tablo, would be plouBud to have the government inform liliu what a table is for. Aooordiug to our contemporary, the Atlanta Constitution, the Shah of "Persia now haB but COO to 700 wires," and "is quito a moral man" Tho Constitution forgotB how many niolhors-in-law the Shall niuat have given tho happy dsipalch to In hlB day. Whether tho doeroao in drinking in England is to bo attributed tu a suriukuge of matorial prosperity or to an luoruaso of temperance senti ' niont 1b a wdio-open question. Alay bo bad businouB haa helped morals, Bluoo prosperity aometimoa Btrikoa the other' way. Anyone who oompluins booauao he dooau't own a farm Htill has a chance to get one without much trouble uud but llttlo oxpenae. Oiio-third of tho . area of tho American Uuion, at the . present time, consists of publlo lands. It is reported that in China tho Chineao have not yoi lamed how to make llour Into bread, but uao it only lor noodleB. Tno Chluoso do not know how to make llour, and in tho Interior thoy do not kuow what llour Is mid have nevor soon Amorican llour. When they got oduoated, Manchuria will bo n groat wheat raising country. Miners are genorally supposed to useasimuob whiskey, beer etc, db any olasB of people. Alaska's popula tion Is mainly of the mining olass and yet Alaska pays more for dairy produots than for intoxloatlug liquors. The value of dairy produots sent to Alaska from the United Status ports In the year ending Juno 30, 1901, was $454,730 and the value of all the alco holic lltpiora, Including wlno and beor, as well as whiskey, brandy, oto. , was 3411,317. v How's ThiB? I WGOfforOno Huudro't Dollnrs Itownrn far any oanu uf Cularrli that cantiut uo uurcil by llall'H Catarrh Curo- r V. J. CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, 0. WO, tllO UIKllTHlgllUd, llltVO kllOWIl P. J.CIlOll' ov lor the last 16 yearn, and bulluvo hint ior- lootly lioaorablo la all buntiivna trtuiaiuitfotiH and llnaiiclall.v ablo to carry out any obliga- WALOIKU, KlNNAN it MAHVJN, Whob'RIlIu DrliiniUtfl. Tnlniln. O, llall'H Calarrh Cnru Ih takuu In ernnlly, noting directly upon tlio blond and muuotiK surlanoa of the KyHtein. Ti-KtlnionlalH hoiii free. 1'rleo 76 cunts' per bottle. Hold by ull uriiKHiniN. Take Hall's Family l'lllu for conullinitioa. Klamath County News. From Klamath ExpresB. Tho McUloud people aro pushing work on their road as fast as possible, having throe hundrod men at the front ninklng ready for tho luylng of runs, xweuiy-inroo onra of sixty-live pound rails, threo cars of spikes and threo of llsh plates to bo usod in ox tending tho road nro at Uptou and tweuty-Bovon cars of rails nro on the way. ThlB looks like business and verifies tho McCloud peoplo'B pre dicting that trains will be tunning through rom Upton to Laird's laud ing oy this tune next yonr. "Diok" DroiteiiBtoin narrowly os caped Borlous injury while duok hunt ing near the ileuloy plaoo Sunday. Ilo was using a Winchester nuiiin nun. which exploded, powder burning his inoo oiidiy. xno magazine ooiualuod only one shell and whou tho ono in the barrol blow the nioohanlsm to pieces tills ono exploded also. Droit niiur.nl, n,,tjl,l,.a if n but had the magazine boon full ll might have proved a great deal morn serious, Dr Patterson, of Morrill, met with nu acouioiiG ono ovening last woek, wnicu iiiignc nave neon rutni, but lor tunutely was not. lie wub being dnv ou homeward from Theo. Facktis' reaidenee, having borrowed ono- of Mr. Johnson's teams nt llonanzii, Tho sky was not clear and It was very dark. As tho vehicle approached the south fenoo one of tho lines broko and tho team ran, tho tongue striking n post, bonrlng 11 down and breaking tho tonguo oir, short. The doctor sprang out to catch the horses, but wns unablo to do so. Thoy inado a clrolo and coming bnok to tho fence, struck another post, this Unto spilling the drlvor out on his head and ahotil dor. Tho horses, iiow thoroughly friglitonod, ran east, dragging tho buggy after thorn. Coming to tho Rheumatism does more than any other dis ease to rob life of pleasure and comfort. It is so painful and far-reaching in its effects on the system that those afflicted with it find themselves utterly unable? to enjoy bodily comfort or any of the pleasures of life. Some are bound hand and foot and suffer constantly with excruciating pains, swollen, stiff joints and muscles, and -, , . , ,,,,,, .. , . often distorted rrnnked I hod been troubled with Rlletimatism for two fiLi . Ji ? . W ycn. "" lcn ! the treatment of phvsi limbs, while others have J,as ,, lM M recommended" to intervals of freedom, during , but all to no avail. My knee and elbow jolnw which they live in constant were so stilt that I could not use them. I waa uu. lear and dread of the next able to do my household work, and was truly lu a attack, when, nt the least ex- pitiable condition. S. S. S. cured me after using posureto damp weather, or t for awhile, and I unhesitatingly give it the slight irremilaritv of any crc(lit 11 so ,mlcl1 deserves, kiid, the disease will return. stl1- A- 1!' Liverpool, O. Mrs. M. A. Drckkr. The cause of Rheumatism ia a sour, acid condition of the blood, produced by food lying undigested in the stomach, poor bowel action, weak kidneys and a general sluggish condition of the system. External applications, such its liniments, oils, plasters, etc., donot reach the cause nnd can only givetcm- 'lt. 1.1 1 it 1 1 , I jjuimy icui-i. j ui- muuu must uc cicuimcu uuu pun" lied before a cure can be had. S. S. 8. attacks the disease in the right way it neutralizes the poison tJJ and filters out every particle of it from the blood, Stimulates the sliirrfTinh nro-anfl And clears the SVS tern of all foreign matter. It cures tho disease permanently and safely because It contains no harmful minerals to derange the stomach and diges tion. Book on Rheumatism and any advice you wish, without charge, THE 8WIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA , east lino of feuoo posts, tho buggy struck another post and broke it short oil1. The contact was so tre meudous thut the tugs broke, and tho team ran wild. Sevornl men hunted for them that night, but the dnrknous was too lnteuao. Thoy wore found next morning, miuos tholr har ness. The ductor and his driver, the latlor considerably tho worno for bin fall, reuched Bonanza in another vehicle. It was a ooatly trip for tho Morrill phyHieiau, but ho wub lucky in escaping without injury. Govornor Goorgo E. Chumberluin, nceoinpauicd by Adjutant General A. K l''inzor of his stall, left Salem yes terday morning for Klamath Falls to attend the irrigation ratillcntiou cele bration to be hold Saturday aftor noon. The governor was met at Thrall by Supt. Richardson, of the Klamath luko lailroad, who looked after him until his arrival at Poke gama this morning. Hobt. Casey will' drive the govornor and Gen. Fiuzor ovor to Keno from Pokegama and ex pects to roach Keno about 1 o'clock this afternoon. The Bteamer Klamath left hero at 10:30 this morning, hav ing on boald the reception coiumitteo and escorted to the Klamath, where a lunch will bo provided by the wives of the committeemen. Kamath will arrive hero with tho governor some tine botwoon 3 and 5 o'clock this af ternoon. Tho govenor will either bo driven over a portion of the Klam ath project Friday, or go to Pelican buy loilgo and rotilrn on tho steamer Wimima, ami Friday evening will be given a banquet at the Lukeside Inn by the chamber of commerce. Invi tationa to tliia bumpiet have been sent out to members of tho chambers to the directors and tho attuoruey ill the water Users' Asaoo.'atlou, to Kllglueor Humphreys, and Attorney llodgate of tho reclamation aorvieo, to Judge lieuaou, 11. K Ankeuy, I'Yunk Aduma. John Shook, K. A. I'.m- mett and Coituty CommiFaiouels Mer rill and Melhse. Knoll person uecopt ing tho invitation ia expected to con tribute Sl.oO towards tho expenses of the banquet. Saturday afternoon at Is p. m. at Jloustuu's opera House the eelobratlon will tako place. The meeting will bo opened ,by bis honor tho president of tho town truatees, Alex. Martin Jr., who will brlelly stato the object of tho mooting and introduce tho speakers.. Gororuor Cbainborlnln will uiako tho principal and last address of the day and other speakers will bo confined to short ad drosBOB. Tho speakers, boBide the gov- prnor, will be: Joromo J. uhurchill, proBldont of tho Wator Usors1 Associ ation: '1. H. Humphreys, engineer in charge of Klamath project; Judge H. Li. llouBon and the lion. u. v. uateB and S. 13. Huston, of Uillsboro. NEURALGIA PAINS, Rhonmatlsm. lumbago and sciatic pa I MB yiold to the penetrating lnllu euoo of llullard'a Snow tiinlment. It pouotrates to tho nerve and bone and being absorbed Into tho blood,its Dealing properties are conveyed to every part of tne body and elteot somo wonderful ourea. 25o, 50c, 81.00, Bold by Strang's Drug Store, An Old-lhne Postoftlce. From Klamath Express: J oo Coburu tells a good story of postal affairs bore in tho early days. Ho Buys ho was hero and stopped at the Kobort'a ranch, twenty yoars ago, for a few dayB. "Uuolo Hilly" Hob erts (now dooonacd, poaco to his bbIios) wns thon postmaster. His Mrst wifo waa then living and gen erally attended to the business of the poalolllco after her own fashion. Ono day Joo Inquired if there wote any letters for bim. Tho old Indy went to a bed hi tho ooruor of tho ohlef room in tho house and pulling from boueatb It a shoo box said, pointing to a miscollanoous assort ment of papors aud letters in tho box: "Thoro Is nil tho mail that be longs bero. Look it through and If thoro's anything for you, tako It." Mr. Coburu protested that Btich a procooding wub hardly the right thing for him to do, - to which the old Indy replied: "Woll, it's all right. Evorybody does that. You boo I can neither read nor write, and Hilly oan't do muoh hotter, so wo lot evorybody select their own mall." llo thou inquired now sho managed to got tho mail for Dairy when tho mail carrlor brought it. She oxplalned that she always oponod tho sack and the carrier picked out the letters and papors that belonged hero for her. Mr. Coubrn said tho only settlers in tho valley then wore old Mr. Collalian, tho Shooks, Mo Canly and Ivan Applegato. Ho add ed that, notwithstanding hia want of learning, Hilly Roberts was ap pointed county clerk when Lake and Klamath counties wero divided, "I TliliiiU Ilia laird!" cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock, Ark., ''for the relief 1 got from llllek Ioii'b Ariilea Salve. It cured my font fill running soroB which nothing elan would heal, and from which 1 had sullVred l'oi live years." It Is a mar velous healei for cuts, burns ami wounds. Guaranteed at Strang's Drug Store ; 'Joe. Subscribe lor The Mall. JEWS ARE THE OF I AWFUL SLAUGHTER IN ODESSA AND MORE CARNAGE. FEARED. Strong Arm of the Military Attempt! to Force Order in Streets of Afflicted Southern City. Odessa, Nor. 4. A dispatch from Klslilneff says: "A horrible niaosacrt has occurred . hero. Hundreds have been killed. AH the hospitals, paaruia cics and hotels are full of wounded and mutilated persons." A tclegrun; from NIcolaietT says tho wbolo town If In the hands of bandiU, who are Ue vastatlng the Jewish houses and ahop and boating Jews to death wlthoui hindrance. The authorities hear sirai lar news from other southern elties. Odessa, Nov. i. After a fairly quiol night, shooting again commenced yos turday morning. Tho Red Cross it busy atLeiulliig to the wounded Up to tho present tlmo no Christian shopB or houses have been touched The principal hotola are full of the bet tor class of Jews Beektug refugo from this weok'a disorders. There was a veritable reign of tor ror on October 31. After the Em peror's manifesto granting a constitu tion to Russia had been published the Jews made the Russians furious with rage by making a prominent display of red flags, trampling on a portrait of the Eknporor and tearing down tho emblem of the crown. There was flghtlug in tho outskirts of the towc and tho massacre of Jows commenced and lasted during the night of No vombor 1. All Jews found In the streets wero sovoroly beaten and many were killed In the shops, which were ruthlessly pillaged. The pillaging was continued Friday and there was heavy firing all over the town. Nobody was safe In the Btreets. People carrying arms who were caught by the troops were Bhot at sight. The shutters of all houses were ordered olosod and people detected Bhootlug from windows were prompt ly Bhot. Tho soldiers used machine guns to clear away the crowd from the vicinity of the port. In faet, there wub indiscriminate shooting every where in town. Charge Jews With Starting Riots. Firing Is still going on as this dis patch is filed. Trndo is at a complote standstill. Provisions are still obtain able at groatly enhanced prices and waterworks nro working. Gas It Is Impossible to make a correct estimate of the number of killed and wounded. Sirallnr reports roach Odessa from moat of tho other towns In Souththon Russia. The recriminations of Uie different factions in regard to the responsibil Itv for the outbreak are bitter. Oft elal circles blamo the JewB, but the Liberal loaders declare tho disorders wero engineered in St. Petersburg. A lending general in an Interview vestorday argued that tho disturb ances wore Uie result of tho behavior of tho Jows, who rudely shocked Ktis- slan pntrotlsm by tho mnnnor In which thoy colobratod on Tuesday tho pub lication of tho Imperial mnnliosto. "They abused their now-found free dom." he doclarcd, "by tearing down the national flag, hoisting revolution ary bannors, Insulting the Emperor and boasting that thoy nlone gave niisHla freedom." On tho othor hand, tho Liberal lead ors say that tho simultaneous manner In which tho disorders broko out In ninny towns proved' that thoy wore .linintnri from St. Petersburg in for tho concessions rocently srnnlcd, ami with tho object ot creat ing tho Impression that tho Russians did not desire the now order of things. Strike Called Off by Committee. , St. Potoraburg, Nov. 4. Tho dccls Ion of the strike committee to call oil tho Btrlke nt noon yostorday was re eolved with joy by all classes of the population, na tho absonco of nowspa pers, olectrio light and other convent oncos ot lifo is seriously folt. The railroad men, howovor, have resolved i contlnuo tho strike, which ontnlls ia contlnnanco of the high prices ol I inrnvlslOUS. ' Count Wltte Is having trouble Ir Iforming n Cabinet, owing to the lacV ! of Uboral support Senator Koul hai ! refused tho portfolio of Justice. an ! Prlnco Kugono Troubotskoy, brothel I of tho lato rector of tho Moscow Unl i varsity, is snld to have not oven re piled to tho tondor of tho Ministry oi .Education. I Anothor appeal to tho people In thi I shopo of an official noto was pub ; lllsheil yesterday morning. ItitcrpNteil. All Kngllsh mtiKiizliio tells n court story. A counsel lu the mUUllo of Ills cross cxnmliintlon wns linmled n telo Rrnm. "Hollo," ho snlil, us ho read It. "So-and-so lins won the Derby." "Mr. A.," snlil tlio juilgo sovoroly, "It Is vory unseemly that In tho course of solemn Judicial proceedings, whoro a man's liberty and reputation nro at stake, you should bo talking of tho winner of n horso race, Br by tho way, (loos tlio telegram 'sny which wore socond and third!" THf? TURKEY'S LAST STAND HEN the stuffing's In the turkey nnd the turkey's on the plate. When blif voids are In tho InnurdH or tuu watonins- onos mat wait, When the delicate aroma of Uie sage la In tho air And the gruvy In tho Hauce dish soaks the chunks uf Klzzurd there, Oh, It's thrilling to see fulhur as he whets the knife nwhlle And then fi-el around the gobbler In a llinld sort of utylo, Whn tie Jnba tho fork In deeply and then drawn a Ionic, full breath And proceed an If the matter were a case of lire or aotun. When the turkoy'i nedc curls backward. no the bird will sllD and away. And the Bweat atanda out on futher as be cut a and jabi away. Oh, there'a aomethlng that In somo way mukea it hard to be neaute, With the stuffing In the turkey and the turkey on the plate! Oh, the brown nnd crispy drumstick nolnt un baldly in tne air. And the turkey flops round this way and na Biidilfnly fllpH there. Till the (..'lery'H knocked over ond the tublorloih Ih stiilm-d And tin. look on fntli(.rB face is that of one extremely jialned! Mother swiftly moves the gravy, loudly cryhiK, ".Mercy sak'-'s!" , And llie.v's something llerce nnrj deadly In ouch slash that father makes. When the turk'-y. on a auilden, as If re endowed with life. Makes u daah uml then a slide and squirm from under father's knife! But, beholding It eecuiiing, he throws sll roetralnt awny And goes like a bold knight errant, fear, leas, eager, to the fi-iiy! Ah, benenth the rocking table there are sounds that breed despair; father's cnughl the greasy turkey, and they're lighting It out there! ' Chicago Record-Herald- A PnNalns Aciiunlntnnce. "Are you acquainted with the de-J (endant?" "Very slightly, Bali." "You know him by sight?" "Not exnetly, sab." "What do you mean by that?" "I mean dat do ulght was so dark, sail, dat I couldn't distinguish de geni mnu's features on de only ocensium when we encountered, sab." "And where did you encounter?" "At de door of de chlckin coop, sah, Jest as he wuz comln' out." Cleveland Plain Dealer. The Nerve of the Borrower. "That Is what I call downright hu miliating," Bald Mrs. Bllgglns. "What has occurred?" luqulred he bUBband. , "The neighbors who recently moved next door nro going to hnvo company, so they Bent over to borrow our parlor rug. I let them tako it, nnd In a llttlo while they came back aud said they didn't think It was handsome enough to go with their furniture nnd could I lend them the money to buy a new ono." Washington Star. Already Introdnccd. First Autouioblllst Have you ever met my father? Second Autouioblllst Docs he keep horses? "Yes." "Why, I ran across bim only the oth er day." New Yorker. Her Prcfercnoe. . Mother If you are a good girl, Ger aldlnc, I will consent that you have another piece of cake. Gcrnldlnc I would prefer, maw, that you should make that Indulgence de pendent on the enke's being good. Richmond Dispatch. Their Cooks. Muggins My cook left because we refused to treat her as one of the fnm ll.v. Bllgglns lluniph! My cook expects to be treated ns company. Philadel phia Record. Considerate Author. "Tlio critics will get after that new author for killing his hero so early In bis story." "Yes; but a thousand renders will rise up and cull him blessed." -Atlanta Constitution. Host Liiiiiiieut on Kiirth. Henry D. Haldwlu, Supt. City Water Works, Sliiillsburg,Wi8., writes; "1 liavo tried ninny kinds of liui ment but 1 hnvo novor received much beuellt until I used llnllnrd's Snow Liniment for rheumatism aud paius. 1 think it the best liniment on onrtu." 'Jflo, BOo, SI. 00. Sold by Strang's Drug Store, Alodford. MISSIONARIES SEEK STFETY. Disturbances In Chinese Provinces Continue. Hongkong, Nov. 4. Adviceo from Cnnton doclnro that the measures taken to suppress disturbances In the provinces aro inadequate, and that the natlvo ofllclals will not give out any Information on tho subject. Tho Catholic convorts have written to Bishop Horol to petition the Viceroy of the provlnco for the protection of the French Mission nt Llenchaw. It Is declared that tho boycott head quarters at Canton received tho first new of tho mnssaero of tho American missionaries nt Llenchow, but the na tlvo gentry assort that the boycottors aro not connected with tho slaughter. HOLUSTER'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A itmy Mpdlolne for Baiy People. Brlntre UoUea llcultli nd Renewed Vigor. K spwlllo fop Onstlprttlon, ImlliMvttlon. I.lvo Ami KltltH'V Troubles. Ilmplo. Koiemi. Impure li:.xl, niul ltroAtli, Sluiriileli llowols, Hoailaohe mm lint'Ktti'lip. It's uocuy Mountain nil 'n iru lot form, a ivtitu ft hot. Ooniilno nimlo by Hoiusrcn llimi Company, Minllson, Wis. 00LDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE Dr. Hinklo, Central Point, Oregon Gurllmlril'N AMhcN. It is generally knbwii that Gnrlbaldl left directions In Ills will for the cre mation of his body and that through tho Intermediary of the Italian gov ernment his wishes wero overruled. Few, however, are probably aware of the minutiae of detail Into which Gari baldi entered upon the subject or of the extent of self consciousness which 1b evident at every line of the direction. "Facing Uie sen you shall erect a pyre two meters high, built of acacia 'wood, myrtle and other aromatic trees aud plants growing at Caprora. On tills lay a sheet of irou, on which shall be placed my body, dressed In Uie red shirt A handful of the ashes plnco ueur the col&us of my daughters liosa and Anita." Tho rost wore to be, blown away by the wind as seeds of liberty for other parts of tho world. Londou Globe. The term is almost a misnomer, now-a days, l'or the "ccntury-Hvinif crow" has betn schook-d by experience. The scare crow (hisn't scare him. Investiatim? orni thologists aay that he can tell agim from a Btick aud can count up to seven. Kvulently me crow uas progressed from the ignorance of his ancestry. The crow is in some things in advance of the human family, There are scare crows which i Beared our Era ana which are just as fearsome to us. In spite of Die fact that some scientific in ventilators say, "There's nothing to be afraid of. A scarecrow can't hurt you," the bulk of men and women still be lieve the scare crow is a power ful and destroy ing fetish. ruts atutuae is most marked in relation to certain forms of disease. In diseases of the lungs and respiratory organs, for instance, it is the custom to assume that there is no cure for the cough, no help for the hemorrhage, no healing for the lungs. The scarecrow, Con sumption, is set up, often taking the form of some inexperienced and unskillful prac titioner who denieB hope or help to the victim of disease. Yet the records go to show that stubborn coughs have been cured, that persistent hemorrhages have been stopped, and that weak lungs have been made strong by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. TESTIMONY TALKS. . All the claims in the world for the cura tive virtues of a medicine will not equal one testimony to the actual fact of cure. Thousands of testimonials like the follow ing have been received from persons cured of lung wtroubles,"bronchitis, hemorrhage, obstinate coughs, etc., by "Golden Medical Discovery : " "I was very sick indeed," writes Mrs. Mollie Jacobs, of Felton, Kent Co.. Delaware, "and our family doctor said I had consumption. I thought I must die soon, for I felt so awfully bad. Had a had coiikIi, spit blood, was very short of breath; in fact, could hardly get my breath at all sometimes. I had pains in my chest and right lung, also had dyspepsia. Before I took your 'Golden Medical Disco-, erv' and 'Pleasant Pellets' I was so weak I could not sweep a room, and now I can do a small washing. I worked hi the can ning factory this fall, and I feel like a new person. I thouk the good I,ord, and also Dr. Tierce for making this good medicine. I believe that the I.ord and your med icine have saved my life. I was sick over two years. I took thirteen bottles of the 'Golden Med ical Discovory' and four vials of Doctor l'ierce's Pellets." There is no al" coltol in "Golden Medical Discov ery" and it is en tirely free from opium, cocaine, and all other nar cotics. Sometimes a dealer will offer a substitute for the "Discovery, claiming it to be "just ns good.1 The substitute pays him more profit, that's why. Protect yourself from iinscrupul niK ilenlyrs hv insisting on Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 21 CENTS WORTH Of knowledge wouldn't amount to much, you'd think. But for just at cents invested in ouC'Ceut stamtis (to nav expense of mail ing onlji'), you can obtain knowledge which it lias taken hundreds of years and millions of money to acquire. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser covers the field of medicine and hygiene from the day of Galen to the present hour. The 1008 pages of this great work are full of facts vital to human health and happiness. The book is given away, being sent entirely free on receint of stamns to nav exnense of mail ing only. Send at one-cent stamps for the book in paper covers or 31 stanipu for the cloth bound book. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, BulTalo, N. Y. Market Report This list will be changed each week as prices change : u hpnt oou Outs Flour $1.80 per UK) lbs Barloy SI " ' " Bran $20.00 per ton Middlings . Ko.vu Potatoes $100 per 100 lbs Eggs, per doz 324o Butter, per lb 224o Beans, white dry, per lb 4e Beans, rod dry, per lb 3c Bacon, per lb Ho Hams, per lb 12c Shoulders, per lb 9c Lard, per lb 10c Hogs, live, per lb 4! to 6 Beef, live, per lb 2to 3 Mutton, por lb 3c Chickens, xspring $2.00 to $3 00 Chickens, old $4.00 to $450 Hay baled, grln 10.00 If you are troubled with Indiges tion, ;oustipation, sour stomach, or any other pain, Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea will make you weU and keep you woll. 35 cents, Tea or Tab lets. Or. Hlnklo's Drug Store, Cen tral Point; Amendment Acoepted. "I had a horrid tlmo ranking that omelet," said an experimenting young cook. "One of tho eggs broko too soon and literally soaked my dress." "Isn't that exaggerated, my dearr was the mother's gentle query. "Well, that Is what I said It waa eggsnturated," tlio girl replied, OASTORIAi Bern the f " W M H"9 l"!,s 6 X'1 - Sour Stomach Me appetite, loss of stranirlh. ness, headache, constipation, bail hnutfc geneiai debility, tour risings, and oalarr el the stomach are all due lolndlgestlon. Ktiot cures Indigestion. This new discovery npr sents the natural Juices ef digestion M lu exist In a heallhy stomach, combined vllb Ihe greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure decs let only cure Indlgesllon and dyspepsia, but thy fsmous remedy cures all atomach Iresblw by cleansing, purifying, aweelanlnf mi strengthening the mucous membranes Hnlaf, Ihe st'jmach. Mr.'s. S. Bill, of Riv.niwood, W. Va., ewer I was Iroablod with sour flomich for tvntir ru Koaol cured me i&d we ire now uilu s hi ma lor baby." Krxtol Digest What Yo Eet. Soitloionlj. ji.oo siu ho!dlnr2M thMefaatral site, which sells for 50 centa, fraptre! br B, O. O.WITT OO., OMMMf. For Sale by . Chas. Strang Four White Felloe 1, In France lu former .times a horse that possessed four white Btocklnga liad tlio prlvllego of being froo from toll. There Is a pnssngo lu ono of the works of, Frederick Mistral, tlio famous poet of Provenco, to tho following ef fort: "By tlio rule of Uie road thore was an old custom which waa respect ed by all, that the carter wuoae leador had "four white stockings, whether go ing uphill or downhill, had tho rljrtit not to leave tlio road that !, the nar row paved part when the rest was In a bad state nnd thus arose the prov erb, 'Who has four white feet can paoB everywhere. " ' How to Eat German Corp. Tho Clifton Ilill (Mo.) KusUer glvee the following directions for eating Gorman carp: When Hshlng, If you catch a German carp clean It and hang it out In the sun six weeks to dry, Uien nail It to a pine board and cover it thoroughly with salt or mud. Let It stand for two months longer, and then bake It two days. Remove the nails. throw the carp over the back fence and eat the board, but never eat fb carp. The Artlet'a InAiiatvr- Bacon You say your artist friend la mdustrious! Egbert Very. Why, Tre known him to work over four yean on one picture. Bacon Is that possible J Egbert It la. He waa a month paint ing It and four years trying to sell 1U Xonkers Statesman. ore Appropriate, Rita Did you say "This if un dent" when Jack proposed? "Na I Intended to,' you know, bat I was so flustered that I forgot un cried, 'At last!' Instead." Proved. "Do fishes grow fast, Jlmmlef "Some of them do. My father caught one last year that grows an Inch every time he tells about It." Gassell s. Tho understanding la more relieved by chango of study than by total Inac tivity, Clulon. The Coss Piano House has soveral work and driving horses or sale in Med ford. 470 -ACRK ST0CK RANCH: 100 acres in cultivation, fair buildings, ten miles from railroad, $7.50 per aure ' 160 ACRES: Good buildings, 90 acres in nultivatiun, good for fruit or alfalfa, part in alfalfa, six miles from rail road 1(3700.00. ACRES: 25 inches water for irrigation, near railroad, for $3500.00. 35 Country property to trade Good bargains in Timber & Heating' Stoves. j& UNIVERSAL WOOD HEATERS, Made by Cribben & Sexton, of Chicago. Fine Lookers Fine Heaters, nnd made to lust. AI NICHOLSON & PLATT'S The Place to Buy Your Hardware. -- Sl.- IT'S THE MAN BEHIND THE SHEARS Who Creates tho Nobby -Fit. EIPERT Garments are Cut and Drnn ed by Artistic Workuiun, who devote their time nnd ability to pie use his customers. Orders taken for Suits, from $14.00 and up. Orders taken for Over Coats, $14 00 and up. Suits Pressed and Cleaned. .Eifert W. W. The City We fiuaranteed the Fit. Smoke ''Murphy's Best" This is the best Nickel Cigar ever put on the Medford Market. La Cinceridad and Garabanas Are bit good9 known the world over as n prime anicle. Tobaccos and Cigars to suit all tastes, nt the OOUD-OREEN FRONT, W. Q. MURPHY, Proprietor UKWUH1J, OHKCON. Office: Room , I'ulm-Noldermoyor Jllook Hesldeuue: Corner Suutli C uud Nlutli alruoty ,. S. ULITON, 0.6. COMMIBSIONlit., UltmilCT OV OUKOON -JoiLestcud aud 'ffmbur Lund lIllngH und prouib niHdc. Testimony lakeii In IhiiU cod U;m cants. Oflicti will) Me-Jford Wail M-'dtord Oroifon X, D. PHIPI'S, D, D. S. JJUeeal n Atliloa HIolIi, aijch !i:g llaek'.n ruy Sloie iltdioi J, Ou-kol Qt W. STEPHENSON, PHYSICIAN, BUBGEON ANDOITIC'lAN. Office: Eooin 6, Adkins' block. Culls urutuptl attended day or night. 'l'liotiofW:.. SJetilurtl, Oregon. Q T. JONES, COUNTY SURVEYOR, Any or all kinds o( Surveying promptly done The County Surveyor cun give you the only legal work. Medford, Oregon ft. B PTCKEL, PHiBIOIAN ANDSURODOK, t OfllcehourB-U to 12 a. ra. and 1 :K0 to 3 p. in X-Iiay Laboratory ExnuiiuatioiiH ii.HO to fib Offlce Hus bin Ulock, Medforu, Ort-gon. C. E TULL VETERINARY SUUGKON J?"Vetrimiry DentUtry ii iSpeuiulty. I All call ordure promptly tilie'l day or niHlit. Office at Union Stable?, Medford, Or. H. E. ANKHNY, Prebtdtnt, G Li. DAVIff, Uutihlor. 1. 10. NNYAUT, Vicn I'rLHtdenv. ' W. 11. Jackhon, Asst. Uaahlor The fledford Bank MCOFORD. OHCOON SAPB DEPOSIT HOXES TO RENT A General Banking Business Transacted SUMMONS. ' In the Circuit Conrt for the County of Jackson, State of Oregon. Rose E. Loar, Plaintiff. vs. BummoDR, Churl ar P Loar, Suit for Divorce. Defendant. J To Charles P. I, oar. Defendant: IN THE NAME OF TH E SI ATE OF OREGON: You are hereby requi ed to appearand answer the co plaint tiled against you in the . hove entitled suit on or belore the last day ot the time prescribed In the order for publication ot Bummo.is, towtt: on or heiorethe lMh day of December, 1905, aid date being tho expiration of Bixweeks;from the nrBt day of publication of thin summons, and If you Jlall to to appear and answer, for want thereof, the nlulntill will apply to the court for the relief demanded In plaintiff's complaint, a tmcclnct statt-ment of wblch Is sb rollowB, towtt: tor a decree of the court dlsEolving the contract of marrlai o exist ing between plalntift and defendant, aud de crcelng that the plain i iff have exclusive e ire and custody of the thret minor children of Fi la in tiff and defendant and lor such other, urther and different relief as to the court shall seem equitable. This summons is published In Tur Med foud Mail by order of Hon. H It. Han no, judge of the above entitled court, which order was made and entered onthe'Jdt dv of November, 1905, and the date of ih- llrs publication hereof Is the 3d day of November 1905. , . M.PUKDIN, Attorney for plaintiff. Subscribe for The Mail. for Aledford property. and Medford property. W. T. YORK eVevV MADE TO ORDER GARMENTS Will Scientifically measure you, who has the . . Knowledge of Measuremems. EIFERT, I Tailor, Medford. . t