THE MEDFORD MAIL, Friday, March 9, 1906.
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Buckwheat
Cakes
made with Royal
Baking Powder
Are delicious and wholesome a perfect
cold weather breakfast food.
Made in the morning ; no yeast, no " set
ting" over night; never sour, never cause in
digestion. To make a perfect buckwheat cake, and
a thousand other dainty dishes, see the
"Royal Baker and Pastry Cook." Mailed
free to any address.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
STOCK RAISING
- PROFITABLE
Stock Raising a
Business
No Better Onions Raised in
I the United States.
! Perhaps no otlur prbduotlon of
Jackson oouuty which was scut to the
iLowiB and Clark tair uttraotod bo
much attention as tbo llutte oreek
i onions, grown about Eagle Point.
I Here la found the richt soli and oon
Profitable ditions for producing the lloest grade
or commeroial onions (frown on the
American ooutiuent today. The fath
er uf the onion industry la Prof. A,
L. llaselton, a retired school teacher,
who, with the agraviau instinotBtrong-
ly ueveloptd, uudertook some years
Coml'tralj capital Is invested in
the stock business iu Jackson oounty.
Most of the herds, whether of cattle,
horses, sheep goats or hogs, are well t0 wr(jst ,w, frQm tfie 8oll b
bred. Very limited provision to pro- truok and b farm, ,,
tout stock In tue winter ib nocoesury na ... ,,, ,.,,, ,niilini
poundb from
breaking all
ae a general tb'nif. Most stockmen
put up hay for thtr atook in cane
tbure should come a bard wiut r. With
exception of a few weeks cattle and
horses run at largo all winter
Most of the capital Is invested 'n
orop ot sixty tnouaaud
one acre of ground
kuowu records
i The .bufiueaa has grown to consider
able proportions now, and a hundred
Sour
Stomach
Mo appetite, loja of strength, nwm
nesa, headacho, constipation, bad breath,
genotai debility, sour risings, and catarrh l
the stomach are all due to Indigestion. Kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre
setls the natural Juices ol digestion as tint
exist in a healthy stomach, combined will
the greatest known tonic and reconstructive
properties. Kodol Dysp-psla Cure does not
wm. .,ulgoaiiwn iiu uapops.a, sui uilf
j famous remedy ourea all atomach trsuklts
j - U.U,,B, iuinying, swoeisninf mum
i Itrencrthanlncr tha mum.. mn.k..u. ti.i
the stomach.
Mr. S. S. Ball, ol Rmniwood. w. V., mnr
I was troubled with sour ttomtch for twantj wis
Kodol cured m. ud M art now ualnf It la mii
for baby. J
Kodol Digests What Yon Eat
Bottles only. SI. 00 Sir. holdln, 2H HmutWsM
atzs, vhlch aella for 60 casta
'rapanal bv . O. DeWITT OO., OHHMaO
For Sale by Chas. Strang
Some of these oitzineB deaerve sp.oial
mention,
E. J. Murray, of Portland has pur
KlarnithSu ity N i w
Klamath Falls Ex preen:
J. E. Turner, one of Yroka's city j had B lif mSjt'' R?PnD"" '
trustees, nus just looutoa .i.mm.uuu ou
bio inches of water on the Klamath
river, near Keuo, Oregon, and at the
same time he looated 100,000 miner's
the same rivre just over the Niundaiy i and u"t,ry '"''' 'he 6w.od:
line in this state This water will be I lor their midst and make him feel
UBed principally for eleotrio power, I " "um; unrwiuiy wwn uiui every
heutinir nnl lurhtlmr nnmnnou. ThiL suoccbb in biB ne Held and have no
W O. Smith. Mr Murray 1b, we judge.
a gentleman in every senBe of the
word, and we bava no roubt oui re
lations will be mutually lagreeable.
We trust the people of Klamath Falls
aame water will atao
a cauaf about sixty
be dlvertod into
luet wlue at ton.
forty feet wide at bottom and oiuht
feet deep. It will then be iuu in pipes
from the canal for iirigatlug purposes,
thtiB saving the wnter from wasting
while on route to Its destination. Tho
Siakiyon County Power Company at
the proseut time 1b taxed to its full
oapaoity, and It can plainly be seen
that more eleotrio power will be need
ed iu this oounty before the summer j some tirre he e. ItJIs understood that
water power, das done a wise thing,
it is'thought. With the eleotrio power
now available this will amply supply
all domnnds in the near future, while
thousands of uoros of land heretofore
lying dormant will be furuiehed water.
doubt he will exert hiniBolf to the lim
it fm the upbuilding of our glorious
soociou.
Plans bave been under way for some
montns for oonneoting the various
towns under the Klamath project by
an eiect.no railway SYBtom. uo meu
behind the proposition have kept the
matter very quiet, although one of the
gentlemen, iur. ;arroll, Das made sev
eral trips into the county, spending
F. L. Armstrong koops a lot of thor
oughbred Plymouth Hooks at his place
on the river. When be went to the
barn a weok ago yesterday to gather
the eggs he found to bis surprise that
ail the nest" wero eniptv. lie heard a
commotion among his fowls the next
uay ana ji'riday morning missed two
thoroughbred Plymouth Hook hens,
while one of the hens was orlppled.
Becoming convinced that some one
-was robbing him of eggs and poultry,
bo kept H olosa Wilton ou tho barn
Friday, and about 1 p. oi. board the
olokous making a noise as though they
were soared. doing to barn and hid
ing tnorelu he boou saw two young
boys coming through tbo picket fonoo
which they had broken in tho roar of
tho barn. The foremost boy apiod
Armstrong ae he passed ihe barn door
and tried to gee way, but Armstrong
nubbed him and trlod to ontoh the
otner youngster who was too swift lor
him and eeonpod through the plokotB,
Ajbnor Wood has secured an option
to puronaso tho J. L. Hanks ranch of
113 uoros at the foot ot Upper Klam
ath lak for ilO,000. Atjstruotf of title
of too property aro no being pre
pared and tile doal will probably be
closed in a fow days.
the plans embrace tho early coustruo
tion and operation of a road from
Klamath Fulls to Merrill, and soon
thereafter to build to bonanza, Keuo
nad otbor points. The llrat oUlcial
announcement oame In tbo form of
tiling urtioles of incorporation of the
Oregon and California Development
Company, having its priuolpal oilices
at roriana. The incorporators are:
W. J. Hillle. J. D. Carroll and O. M.
Idleman. This company, it is under
stood, is tho promotion oompauy and
is baoked by Seattle oapitulista.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transactions
have been recorded since the last
ues of thiB paper,
II 0 Dollnrhlde to S P Co; oertain
water right to all wators in certain
spring looated in tp 10, 2 e,200.
JJutte Falls Sugar Pino Lumber Co
to 10 Koniohke; lot 10, blk 10, Butte
Kails $25.
Willard Eaton to Hattie Eatton;
interoBt in lotB 14 and 15, blk 4, Park
add. Medford. 8500.
Susan Loriug to Kuth Loring; 4.C
corns, tp 39, 1 o, love and affeotion.
Lucy W Chapped, administratrix,
to T J Downing ;1U. 12 aoroB.tp 39, 1 e.
iMigeue Atkluson to T J Downing;
Inn In tp 39, 1 o, 810.
T J Down tug to L E Decker; 4
acres, tp 39. 1 o, 81.
B 11 Stevens to G W Molan ; 40
aores, tp 39, 1 e, 81.
J E Poltou to F T Fredonburg ; 16
noros, tp 39, 4 o, 810.
1) U Stevens, to U W Melnm; .63 of
1 o,uoarJruuito etroet,
Horsei are not very extensively i
raised, most farmers, however, usual.
cattle raising and the Jackson oounty I "n,B" luJ P"1"" P"
beeves are much sought after by buy-remun-iativo figures. So
firB muob interest did the ouion exhibit
urouue in rortiuna last summer tnat a
gentleman oonneoted with a wholesale
ly have a colt or two to turn off each ,noue in tbttt olt ,wuo nBd "erly
year, besides nlBing bis own worn rul
und driving animals. As a rule the for 8eed dir6ct lrom "
hor-s are of good blood. " ohoioeBt onions grown there und turn
There are only a few thousand sheep ud thc "ime over t0 Mr. Fred Hop
in the oounty. owing to restricted kic8 who distributed them among
range, wbloh b.s caused most of the thu l?uding growers In the Butt oteek
sheepmen to remove their flocks to eotion. "ho have an arrangement
the wider ranges of Ea8."rn Oregon I u ru" lurgesi,
Lately considerable attention has ouionB r0IU tne ooed 8DttU rece'Te a
been paid to goats, and there are sev dol",r P'lze from eaoh '- the other
eral flocks of as tine Angoras owned ooutestauts Some' of the exhibit
in Jaokeon county as one would wish onions aent ,rom Ea8Ie Polot to Port
to see ' . lend last summer weighed four pounds
Last but no' leaet, ' by no uieana, j eaoh.
Dredging for Gold on Foots Creek.
?1
jas. MoKinzie, aged twenty-eight
years, was killed by a slide at the
Hammersly mine, on Sardine oreek,
last week. MoKinzie bad been in this
section only about a month. He
leaves a wife and daughter, who re
side at Butte, Montana.
Frank Cardwell, formerly of Gold
Hill, died at idoCloud, Calif., Friday
last. His brother, Lawrenoe Curdwcll,
went to MoCloud and brought the
body home for interment
The Gold Hill News came out lust
week in a new form, being now an
eight-page, four oolumn, all ,bome
print paper Editor Purdin is deter
mined to keep paoe with the progress
of his lively little burg.
A Jaokson oouuty boy will represent
the U. ot O, in the inter-state orator
ical contest to be held at Boise, Ida
bo, in May. George W, Memtt, Bon
of H"u. J. W. Merritt, ot Central
Point, has been ohoien for that honor,
lie is in his senior year at the Uni
versity. Miss Belle MoFarland, one of the
most popular students 'at theJAshland
Normal school, died of appeudioltis
last week. She was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. MoFarland, of Lowell,
Lane county.
AEX. CORPRON, ,M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURliUON
omct), 7tu und II, Oppoulte Mi'ilford Bunk.
PUone No. I'i8.
SIEDFOHD, . OUKGON
C. E. TULL
VETEf; IN A Y SURGEON
CVeieriuuiy Dentistry a Specialty
All call order promptly
tilled day or nicht.
Office at Union Staolos, Medford, Or
A. S. BLITON,
D.B. COM M IBs ION KK , OlSTltlCT OF OltEGOH
Uomesteud aod Timber Lund DUtiftt uDd
piwils oiade. Testimony taken In laud cod
lent oases,
Officfl with Meiford MolJ Medford Oretfoc
jf T. JONES,
UUUNTY SURVEYOR,
.ay or all klnasof Surveying prompt' done
The County Surveyor oan give you the only
legal work,
Medford , Oregon
B PICKEL.
PH 1 8IUIAN A N D SUItG DON,
Offloehoura 11 to 12 a. m. and 1 :U0 to 8 p. ta
X-Ray Laboratory Eiamlaatlons f..) to fii
Offloe Haakio Block, Medfora, Oregoo.
R. S. DeARMOND,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKOEON,
Pelm-Neldermyer Building. 'Phone 113
MEDFORD, OIIEt'ON.
.MISS SAKREY BOOKER,
...NURSE ...
MKDFOHU, OREGON
Phone oiift.
DR. J EON E. STORY
f oin Washington, D. C , lately
retur eil fr m stud ying abroad
hn located t 'CENTRAL
POINT, OREGON.
OFFICEI'ieauiH'i Holi-1, Main Street.
Tho BucoesBftil applicants In tho Inst
examination for tenohors wore: For
llrst grade, Prof. Duuuai, Miss llazol an nore, tp 39,
liaydou, MIbb Stolln Camnoell. Mips Aahlnud. 1.
liestora Frouch and Miss Mott Uiow Mntildii Myers to Clara Gordon
nun lor bccouo grncle, .Mis. Jtimos
(irimoB, Miss Floiuuco l'ostor, Miss
Maud Nail, Miss Unrah Clrilllth. Mibs
Atohyo Keosoo and Mr. Ilawkhurst,
aud for thltd grado, Miss Clara Ku-tonio,
Photo by Hull
Muoh of the auriferous soil ot the cated the plant of the Champlin Dred-
valley is so situated that it oannot be ging Co., whioh has aemonetrated that
successfully mined by ordinary placer thlB olase of mining oan be suooesBful
prooesses, owing to its level chnraater ly oarrled on. At a large expense the
and lack of facilities for disposing of oompany has built aud equipped with
the debris. poweiful machinery the dredging boat,
These traotB furnish ideal locations Abbie J. ubamplin, aud is now en
for the operation of dredges, but so gaged In dredging ont the riob bar at
far this branch of mlniug has not been tne junotton ot Foots oreek with
taken up to any great extent here. Rcgre river. What the exact returnB
However, the attention of people who from.theeeliperatione, re is not known,
have had experience in California iu except that the company is well satis
this line has lately been attraoted to fled with the investment, Is running
Janksou county, and negotiations for the plant on full time and rontemplnt
tracts of auriferous soil have been go- ing further extensive additions there-
ing on. Besides the sands of tho to.
rivor bods of the county are all rioh in The mazhinevy is operated aud the
The olootlou ou Saturday at Bonan
za passed oil' without union excite
ment. Mnuy voters oitiiin aud OHHt
their ballots and went on nNiut their
business. Thoro woru sixty-sixty votes
oast and of this iminlmr lilt) -two
voluu inr tno uonoH aim rotirteen
40
aores. tu .18, 2 w, iubo ;vj aores, tp m.
'2 w, also ISIi.'iij acroB, tp 118, 2 w, al
so 1)2.40 aores, tp 38, 2 w,K00.
Frank Moo to Drusllla Moo; lifo
louso to laud iu tp 38, i w.
gold, aud some uli'orts have beou mado
to dredge for the precious metal.
Owiug to the turbnlent nature of the
stream th so efforts have been ouly
partially Buccessfully.
At tho mouth of Foots creek is lo-
plant lighted by elcotiioity from Cold
Hay, tha powor station o the Condor
Water & Power Co.
Dredging is destined to become, one
of these dpys, a lodiutj factor in plao
or mining in Southern Oregon.
Normal Notes.
Word has been reoeived that John
Mulkey's health is slowly improving
sluce bis arrival in California. We
hope to have bim and Pres. Mulkey
with ub soon again.
J. A. Buchanan, a prominent lawyer
of Roseburg, and candidate for joint
representative from Jaokson and Doug
las oounties, visited us last week and
gave an Interesting talk in ohapel.
Mr. Buchanan is an old olaBB mate of
Prof. Mulkey.
EllswoithPlumstead, impersonator,
and third iu NormaPs oourso of en
teitainments, spoko before an appre
ciate audienoe at the Chirstian
ohuroh last Monday evening.
The sohool patriotism of the stu
dents was well illustrated last week
when it was annouuoed that the bus
would Btop running between town and
sohool on account of laok of funds.
A meeting of the students was held
aud $26 was subscribed in less than
that number of minutes. The bus
H. E. MOKRISON, M. D.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Office: Room Falni-Koidcrnicyer Block
Residence: Corner South C uud Ninth strecty
I, D. PHIPPS, D. D. S.
Offices n Ad it la Block, aJjcli.lrg Uubk'.c
Drugstore Mudlofd, Oregon
Q.W. STEPHENSON,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OPTICIAN.
Office: Room 6, Adklns' block, f; rills promptl
attended duy or nlgbt. 'Phone r63.
Meilford, OreRon.
ANGORA
GOATS
FOR SALE
To Suit
60 head of Pure Drcd Angoru s for SALE,
h. A. MAI1STEBS, Cleveland, Oregon
will now oontinue to run in the same
old ruts.
Sohool was dismissed Tuesday in
order that the students might attend
the funeral services held over the re
mains of Belle MoFarland, who de
parted this life .February 26th j aged
seventeen years. Miss MoFarland was
one of our most popular 'juniors and
her loss is mourned by all.
One would think tho Laxative idea
In a cough uytup should hnvo boeu
ndvauood loug before it was. It was
souniB the ouly rational remedy for
"oughs and Colds would bo to movo
tho bowole aud clean tho mucous mem
branes of tho throat and luuga at the
against. Tho oreotiou of a 810,000 biuiio time Keuuody- Laxative lionoy
sohool huiiBo iu Bonanza is an bso- and Tar dues this. It is tho Original
hue oertalnty. In voting to bond tho Luxntivo Cough Syrup tho best known
dlstriot Bonanza Imb good reasons to remedy for Coughs, Colds, Croup,
bo proud of tho(nnlity of Its oitlzons. Whooping Cough, otc. Tastes good'and
livery man and woman with consider-' harmless. Sold by Chos. Strong, Med-
nblo property voted for tho bond, ford Mary Moo, Ceutral Poiut.
OLD PEOPLE
CONSTANT
SUFFERERS
cornea the hog. and there nre many
awiue iu Jaeksou oouuty. Every
foot hill farmer has his band of pot K
ors uot of tho "mountain shad11 va
riety either, but well red begs
whiou make thoir owu living ou the
commons during tbo summer, fatten
ing ou tho ncoru mast iu the fall and
ouly roquirlug 'a short term of feed
lug to fit them for tli9 block. As with
all other kinds of stook littio care is
uoooBsary to raise hogs iu this oouuty
Market Report
This list will ho changed each j
vitlc as prions change :
Whulesalo Price RWaH priiw
Flour. .$M per tun '- 00 per 100 lbs
Bran. .$20 per ton $1.10 per 100 lha!
Middlings ?" pr tou.S-l 40 per 100 lbs
R Baric v $2rt per ton. ..$160 per 100 Ibsr
KKTA1L PRICE.
CONTRACTORS
And Those Intending Building, call at Medford's
New Tin and Plumbing Shop. Workmanship and
niateritUfml-chiss. Prices Reasonable.
WH. A. AITKEN,
Medford, Oregon.
Miil Crook Falls.
M..I aM i,nl. in n.t nlTmn In Wlnlw Tiixtr til W 111 1 aUK
re seldom free from pains or ailments of some description, bccntise they are 1 5J? BBt ' 6l
t.i i i n.. . r ,..:ti, :i. j.H,K ! 'ali1 -lo .
mil U3 iu .vuw.uu uitKvo.y , u.8 5 j, ,H ,
Weather, as are their younger, more vigorous oompnmons. Cold vreather potllt"0DB ... i oo J,er mo h?
tarts the old aches and pains; they suffer with chilly sensations, cold Kegs, ner doz.... 12io
extremities, poor nppetite and digestion, nervousness, sleeplessness and I Butter, per Hi 2L'ic
other afflictions peculiar to old age. With advancing yenrsthe strength and Beans, white dry M.IK) per 100 IDs
vitality of the system begin to decline. The heart action is weak and irrcgu- Bcnns. red dry, per lb Hi
lar, the blood becomes thin and sluggish In its circulation, and often Bome Onions 1.25 per inn lha
fId blood taint that has lain dornmnt iu the system for years begins to man-1 Bacon, per lb IK
test Itself. A wort or pimple becomes a troublesome sore or ulcer, skin dis- shmiMfrs' nu'r ib 5c
eases break out, or the slight rhettmntic pains felt in younger days now cnuse I 'Br(1 ,,or'i .'lOc
Hons, live, per 10 4 ion
Beof, llvo, por lb. 8. to ;U
Mutton, per lb 4c
Chickens, sprine 2 00 to $3 00
sleepless nights and hours of agony. There is no reason why old age should
not be healthy and free from disease if the blood is kept pure and the system
strong, nnd this can be done with S. S. S. It is n medicine, that is especially
adnnted to old neonle. because it is made entirely of roots, herbs and barks.
elected for their purifying, healing and building-up properties, and is very j Chickens, eld $4.00 to S460
mild and centle in its action. S. S. S. warms I Hay baled, grain 10.00
and reinvigoratcs the sluggish blood so that it
moves with more rapidity, auu clears it oi an
Impurities and poisons. As this rich, healthy
sss
The Best Cough Syrup.
S. L. Apple, ex-probate judjjo.OttR-
Ctn Tfanaaa .lf.. Mlphla Ic. In
stream circulates through the body every part ... tilt i k! nana iiii.M Hn.
Dliori V vrCRTlAI r of the system is built up, the appetite and di ! hound Svrun for soars, and that 1 do
geation Improve, tht heart action Increases and not hesltat to recommend It as the
the diseases and discomforts ot old age pass away. S. S. S. cores Khenma- best oongh syrup 1 have ever nsed. "
tiam, Catarrh, Skin Diseases, Sores and Ulcers, and all tronbleaarlslng from 2&o. BOo and tUXXi Bold by Chas.
d,seMd blood. THC SWIFT SPCmC CO., ATLANTA, OA. Stranft Medford , Osntralolnt Phar-
I I m aici-tttflflil ji'Arfl tiftre lcen niM-nt mil
i I I tliolr dPTelOment lull f a cvntnry I
1 of pipert oin In making ilmu I I
, m w iiiperlor to all ottwre I
m wo nre TwiUfs In prtiwing m I
i m m flowrr and TfvtAt'lo nfeJa. I
I 1 1U06 Annual frrc M ff
I I M- FERRy V
HOLtlSTCR'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Bntj Medldne for Bnty PwpU.
Brings OclJoa Ileal ih ana lieaewed Vlfrcr.
A STWolfle ffi'Crnsttntton, In'llfrotlon, Mvn
, Blood, iMtd Breath, tslutrtrlsli lioweis, UmiilkobA
let form, SS cents box. Gmiln muto by
Bouurra Dava Oohtamt, UAaiaott, Wli,
00L0EN NUGGETS FOR 8ALUM PE0MJ
Dr. Hinkfe, Central Point.Ore
. NEW ERA PAINT. K-
The Only Exclusive Paint nnd. Wall Paper House in the City.
We paint Signs, Carriages, Houses, Barns, or any
oM thing. Prices right for good work. Try us
and be convinced.
OLHSTEAD & WEI5SER,
White-Tbomas Building, West Side.
Medford, Oregon
Nash Lavrery Stables
A. W. WALKER, Propiietor
The Stables has been newly refitted, and New Rigs and
Good Horees aded. All Night Telephne Service.. Orders
filled at anytime.
Reasonable Rates. Efficient Service
MEDFORD, OREGON : t