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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1906)
THE MEDFORD MAIL, Friday, March 9, 1S06 19 rpilRCOIJNTV. J Correspondents Eagle Paint Eaglets. lit A. 0. HOWLETT. Miss Junior Lewis started for ber home tn Wellington last Monday. Kenierjiber tbe school entertainment on Friday evening, Mareb 10th, at Eagle Point. " Ueorge Waddell, o( tbe Willamette Valley, is here, visiting Mr. liriutow and family. They are old-time, ac quaintances. We bave had another ohange In real estate here, Mr. Pomeroy having sold his farm on Rogue river to Thomas McCabe, consideration toUOO. J. W. Wright, of St. Joseph, Mo., and family arrived here last Monday. H e is a bait brother of Mr. Pettigiew of this neighborhood He has oome to stay and we need more just such fam ilies among us. Miss Girtie Edwards, ueioe of Mr. and Mrs. John Asbpole, who has been visiting her unole for several weeKs, returned to her borne in tbe Willam ette Valley laBt week. While here she made a great many friends who regret to see her leave. James Ringer, painter and paper hanger, came near getting bi leg broken one day last week. He was do ing some work for Ufaarle Pruett and had fixed a temporary soaffold, wbiob gave way and a heavy tresael fell on bis leg lnlliotlDg a severe bruise. Isaacs Findley, of Grants. Pasa, oame out a few days ago to visit his son, Fred, and family and attend ihe pro traoted meeting being eonduoted this week by Revs, Ferreli and Whlrrey Tbe meeting is being well attended, considering that there is a free show going on at tbe same time. Rev. J. Li. Whlrrey, who is here as sisting Rev. Ferrell with tbe revival meetings, is also Supplying tbose wbo need a Bible at wholesale prioes. He is employed by the Bible sooiety for that purpose and anyone who is not able to buy a Bible and has none will receive one without money and with out prioe. James M. Lewis and and family startea laar Wednesday for St. Johns, Kansas. Mr. h formerly lived in that country and thinks that be can do better there than here. He bas a good position ottered him and thinks he can stand that oouncry of storms and blizzaros lor awhile. A Favorite Itemed)' fur Babies. Its pleasant taste and prompt cures bave made Chamberlain's Cougn Kem dy a favorite with the mothers of small children. It quickly oures their coughs and oolds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences, it not only oures oroup, but when given as soon as the oroupy cough appears will prevent the at taok. For sale by Cbas. Straug. Jacksonville News. Mrs R.B Dow spent Tuesday after noon in iVledofrd. fjeo. Owous, of Dunu preoiuot, spent Sunday in Jacksonville. Mrs.. H. E. Morrison, of Mediord, spent one day last weok with irieuds in Jacksonville. Mrs. Jo Russell has been visiting friends in Ashland and Medford dur ing the past week. Mr. H. von der Hellen, of Wellen, was looking up his political friends in Jacksonville Tuesday. We are sorry to announce that Mrs AdamJ&chmidt is vory ill, She is suU'ering from iheumatism of the heait. ' A special train took a large orowd ot Jacksonville people to Medford Friday night to see the "Taming of the Shrew." Mr. Briggs, of the Briggs mine, in Josephine county, and bis son-in law, Jack Fulk, were in Jacksonville tbe first of tbe week. County JRioorder R. 13. Dow and County Clerk John S. Orth went to Portland jTuesday night to attend a Democratic mooting. Mr. Gunnell, of the Opp consolidat ed mine, aooompanied by his wife, left for Cir ints PussjTuOBday evouing. A. Flory and family are to leave Jacksonville veryjsoon. they are go ing to tbe Willamette Valley to locate. Askjyour grocer for Rogue River Ureamery butter iu "ems per square Pale, Thin, Nervous? Then your blood must be in a very bad condition. You ithen take it Ayer's Sarsa jj parilla. If you doubt, then U consult your doctor. We know 3 what he will say about this ( grind old family medicine. H Tliii li the flrat qneitlon tonr doctor woald J aak: "Are your boweU reprolar?" He kuuwt F tlt dally action of the bi.weli ! aMotutetj e.ientui to reeoTr ry. Keep your liver act re ;' your biwu regular by taking laxaliye 1 doiei ot Ayer'a nlla. A' 11 flyer's HAII TIGutt. AGUE CVRS. CQEtBY PECTORAL East Medford Items. Miss Piue Angle visited Ashland Sunday. H. Tripp, we are aorry to learn, Is quite atck. Allan tiwll P"okt of Lake oreelc, tva visit lug relatives here this week. Mattel Georgie aokaon haa been quite ill, but U Improving at tbe pres ent writing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Downlug spent several days in Jacksonville this week, visiting friends and relative. L. G Porter returned Tuesday from bis homestead ou Rogue liver where he reports three feet of enow. Thomas Kabler and J. U. Willeke are makiug numerous improvements about their beautiful homes, whlon adds muoh to the surroundings. The residents of East Medford ap preciate our worthy mayor's etfoits in securing for tbein two new street crossings soon to span our principal thoioughfare. Robert Taylor 'b new home on Tay lor street Js about , completed. There are two other new dwellings under headway on this new street, whioh, by the way, opens up portions of Will Jackson, J. W. Ling, Geu, Jaokson and Wm. Wllley's places. Don't frown look pleasant. If you are suffering from indigestion or sour stomach, take Krdol Dyspepsia Cure. Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta, Ga., says: "I suffered more than twenty years with Indigestion.: A triend reo ,om mended Kodol. It relieved me In one day and I now enjoy hettei health than for many yeura." Kodol idigests what you eat, relieves sour stomach, gas on stomach, Delohing, etc. Sold by Chas. Strang, Medford ; Mary Mee, Central Point. Nature vs. Fashion. Mr. Minto, afte- closing the largest timber deal evei made in Oregon, im mediately started with wife and daughter, Stella, for the East, to agaiu take tne place tbey bad so rutbl ssly been torn from fourteen years ago and now with their daughter they were working their way into tbe eame so ciety. To some extent Stella was a x-kward.moie especially anions young people; but among tbe older she seemed at home. Sbe would sit and talk for hours of great authors, the progress of nations, tbe ndvaucements of suieuce and art, but wbeu it came to te flattery and smiles of the younger men she wad nomewhat nk ward Hut sbe was m oh sought af ter. No exotirslon v as gotten up with out her, no dunce or party was con sidered com oln te if nhe was not a mono the invited Day and night some one was at uer side, seeking ner smiles, until oue evening, juat before they were starting to a very swell bull, Stella ran to ber mother and thi owing her arms around hei ueok began to weep, saying Bhe was tired, lonesome and ho nesiok, Sbe would rather be back in their old mountain home How sbe would like to see her old pets. She could not sing or talk without some .one looking at ber, so she becau already to want to return to nature and to nature's own. But the end waB not yet. She haa ouly tasted of the cud that she must drink to the very dredge. But how the dear uirl would like to fly from all the fas hion and back again to tbe home she would ever love far more than she would ever love the hubbub of society. She would like to run iu and see "Sburtie" Harnett at Medford, Ore gon, for she liked his method of do ing business, Sbe knew how the peo ple were pleased, how he kepi, what they needed, how be guaranteed every article. Thb Toledo ranges aro us good as auy made and do the oooklug with leas fuel, ate as neat and as nice as tbey can be made. Mis House fur nishiuus are the latest and are cheap er than the old staple, his gray gran ite kitchen utensils are complete aud cheap at dirt. He is agent for the Petaluma incubator and brooders, the best known machine on earth. A full line of electrical supplies, the only tin sbop that is up to date, plumbiug of all kinds, both new and repair work. A call at his store will convince you 'that it is the place to j buy. j This story nqain next week, I H. 0. GAKNETT.aliaa "Sinrtifl." I If you are tioubled with Piles and oan't flud a cute, try Witch Huzal Salve, but bo stue you got that made by E-. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago. It is the Original. If you have used Witch Hazel Salve without being re lieved it is probable that you got bold of oue of the many worthloss counter feits that are (sold on tbe reputation of the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazol Salve. Chas. Strang, Medford; Mary Mee, Central Point. 5chooI Notes. Mr. Kentnor, from the East, joined the ninth grade tbiB week. Tuesday morning the high sohool was honored with speeches by Kev. Hoxle, Rev. Shields and Mr. Phippa, the whiBtler, who, together wltbhis wife, gave an entertainment at Davis opera bouse that evening for the ben efit of the High Sohool Athiotio Asso ciation. The entertainment was en joyed by every one wbo attended. Miss Brandenburg, wbo has been absent from school for some ttmp, has returned. (Tbe roll of honor for the several grades will appear in tbe next issue of tola paper-too mucn "Bpeoiai" work this week. ED.) Ilndigeetion is muoh of a habit Don't get the habit Take a little Kodol Dyspepsia (Jure after eating and you will quit belching, puffing, Daloitatlnit and frowning. Kodol di gests wath you eat and makes the COINED MONEY. Thm Moat Ancient Specimen Knoirn Are Thoie of Acfflna. Throughout the early parts of Scrip ture as well as through tbe poems of Homer uot a single passage occurs from which can be Inferred tho exist ence of stamped mouey of any descrip tion. It is agreed that the Egyptians had no coined money, , Herodotus is authority for tbe statement that the Lydlaus were the first people who eolu ed gold and Bllver. The Pairuu Chron icle, however, ascribes the first coin age of copper and silver money to Pheidon, king of Argos, 805 B. C, In Aeglna, which Aollau corroborates, aud the best numismatic antiquaries agree In considering the coins of Aeglna from their archaic form and appearance the most ancient known. Tbey aro of sil ver and bear on the upper Bide the fig ure of a turtle and on the under an In dented mark. Cjiiu are among the most certulu evident of history. In the later part of tbe Greek series thoy illustrate tlm chronology of rolgn.-. Iu the Roman series they tlx the dates and succession of events. Gibbon ob serves that, If all our historians were lost, medals, Inscriptions und other monuments would be sullicieut to re cord the travels of Hadrian. The reign of Prohus might be written from his coins. A Llv ly T.msu-. with the oM enemv of the race, Cm MtipH'inn. often ends in Appendicitis. To avoid all eious trouble with Stom ach, Liv -r und Bowels, take Dr King's New Lifn Pills Tbey perfectly regu lato these orguun, without pain or dis comfort. 25c at Chas titracg, Drug gist. NATURE'S CRUELTY. Vhe Ichneumon Fly Uakei It. Nat ural Baeaiy Serve lta Purpose. The Ichneumon fly of Ceylon Is the natural enemy of the spider. This In ect Is green Iu color, and In form re sembles a wasp with a niurrclously thin waist It makes Its uest of well worked clay aud then goes on a hunt ing expedition. Its victims are in variably spiders of various kinds, but III are subject to the same mode of treatment A scientific sting injects some poison which effectually paralyzes the luckless spider, which Is then carried off to the nest and there fastened with n dab of moist clay. Another and an other victim Is brought to this chamber of horrors. Then the prescient mother Ichneumon fly proceeds to deposit her eggs, oue in the body of each spider, which can just move its legs In a vague, aimless manner, but can offer no re sistance. This done, tho fly returns to her work as a mason. She prepares more clay and builds up the entrance to this ghastly cell. Then she commences a new cell, which she furnishes In like manner and then closes; then she adds yet another cell and so proceeds until her store of egg9 are all provided for, and, her task In lite being accomplished, she dies, leaving her evil brood to hatch at leisure. In duo time these horrid lit tle maggots conic to life and And them selves cradled In a larder of fresh moot. Each poor spider Is still alive, aud his fulces afford nutriment for tho Ichneu mon grub till It is ready to pnss in the chrysalis stage, thence to emerge as a winged fly fully prepared to carry out the traditions of Its ancestors with re gard to spiders. Every j Two Minutei Physicians tell us that all the blood in a healthy human body passes through the heart once in every two minutes. If this action be comes irregular the whole body suffers. Poor health follows poor blood ; Scott's Emulsion makes the blood pure. One reason why SCOTT'S EMULSION is such a great aid is because it passes so quickly into the blood. It is partly di gested before it enters the stomach ; a double advan tage in this. Less work ' for the stomach ; quicker and more direct benefits. To get the greatest amount of good with the least pos sible effort is the desire of everyone in poor health. Scott's Emulsion does just that. A change for the better takes place even be fore you expect it. We win tend you a ampla free. Be lure that ihti picture in the form of a label N on th wrap per of every bottle of muliion you buy, SCOTT Ic BoWME Chemiiu 409 Pearl St., N. Y, HOW TO STUDY PROFERLY. Boolca Should Be Well Choaen nail ateaa lareiulir, not uevourcu, j Study Is like a dinner. The viands aiUBt bo well chosen and euteu siov.'i; not devoured, then well turned over In tho mcittul sumach fur awlille u:. til with ease and comfort tlioy nro per fectly digested ni:.l furnish uutrhnc;; to the bruin. Most students stuilv without thought which Is like eating without digesting. Others read merely as a tad uud soou forget all they muy have learned. - The most satisfactory method of Btudy is the digestive. It is the thor ougb oue the one that gives strength to the brain. Take.the subject you tri studying.. Head a few Hues or a tow pages, as the . case may be, then pu' the book down aud think on what yoi: have road. Turn It nbout'ju your niln from every standpoint. Do not aceep It Immediately. Argue for and ngalus-. it In your mind. In other words, nuistl cr.to it. You need uot be at yonr leisure to do this. Do it In your walks, In :sui idle moments, at any time.- When yon have Batlsned yourself on the subject go on with a little more In the same way. In a short time you will flud yourself more a thorough student than If you had read nil at a sitting. The best educated man In the end Is the man who learns slowly, but surely. It will ni t cost you a oent to trv Chamberlain's Btomanh. aud Liver Tablets, and they are excellent for coniaco tro tblea ana constipation, let a free saaiple at Chas. Strang's drugstore. The LanshinB Owl, One of tho most fantastic of birds Is the lauiihlug owl of Florida and some other southern parts. He sits well up In a tree, at night uud emits a series of loud, Btrange ha-ha's that sound like half human laughter. Tbe sound 1b sufficiently terrifying to a nervous camper unacquainted with the habit of the bird, though less grewsome than the unearthly call of the Chesapeake loon heard at all hours ef the night along the shores o that bay. New York Telegram. Pnlry Storlea. Mr. Bucon When a woman tells a fairy story Bhe always begins like this: "Once upon a time." Mrs. Bacon Yes, and when a man tells a fairy story he always begins like this: "There now, dear, don't be angry with me; you Bee. It was like this." Yonkers Statesman. A man fifty years of ago has In or dinary cases undressed himself 18,202 times and of course dressed himself just as many. Keep tbe little ones heultby and happy. ; Thoir tender,sensitive bodies require gentle, healing remedies. Holliater's Rocky Mountain Ten will keep them stroug aud well. 35 cents, tea or tablets, Hinkle's Drug Store. A Terrible MUtnlce. There are women wbo are smart and intelligent, yet they labor under the delusion that no man con tell them a He and look them straight in the eye at the same time. Mansfield News. Joy's recollection is no longer Joy while sorrow's memory is Borrow stllL Byron. Throe little rules we all should keep, To make life huppy nnd bright, Smile In the morning, smile at noon, Take Rooky Mountuin Tea at night. Hinkle's Drug Store. V UPTO-DATiC If g NURvSErRY 2? Will have for the Season's j T Trade of 1906, 8U.000 Pear fc Tree:- in the following var- jfi f ieties: 6 ' n.r nnn n n.,r ir. nt 17 .l'A;n STT 10.000 13. lioso 7f 6,000 Hoeil fi.000 Winior No:is jfi ' Also Apple, Peach, Cherry, te Apricot and Hcrry PlantB ml and Monterey Cypress. g Central Point, Oregon. Second Hand Goods Wanted W. H. FERGUSON Haa opened a Second Hand Store in the building on tho corner of Seventh and A Streets, near the south ap procch, of the Bear Creek bridge, where he will keep a large assortment ol Second Hnnd Goods for Sale at way down Prices. I will also Sell on Consignment. I will make a price on any article offered for sale. Call and see me before Belling, Corner 7th and A Streets, Medford, Oregon MEDFORD IRON WORKS, Founders and Machinists. , Mining and Milling Machinery. Agents for Fairbanks, Morse & Co. . Gasoline Engines and; Spray Outfits! and' Power Pumps. Figure with us on New and Second Hand Boilers and Engines. CARLOAD Page Just arrived. PRICES RIGHT, We assist in erecting and guarantee every rod. 30 Style VOLNEY DIXON, or NICHOLSON & PL ATT, Medford, Oregon. B. N. BUTLER, Jeweler and Watchwaker Next Door to Bakery MEDFORD, OREGON I am now bettor prepared than ever to do Fine Repairing OF WATCH'S S, CLOCKS and JEWELRY I have nothing clso to do except to attend strictly to the business of ropaiiiiijj. Reuicmlier the pluce ' I. 'a '' Eifert's IT'S THE MAN ' IlEEliND THE SHEARS Who CreBieB the Nobby Fit. EIKERT Gai mente lire Cut nnd Dipp ed hy Artistic Work m tin, who dtvote their time tinti ubility to pluiifie hid ctiattJinei-H. t OnlerH tknn for Sullr from $14.00 und up. ' 1 Orders lul en for Over t oh'h, $M 00 nnd up. Suits FreBBL'd nnd C)-atied. Eifert W. W. 1 The City Tailor, Medford. S We Guaranteod tho Fit. . r 8000 House $1400 House and thrco lots. $1000 House and lot, All well located and aro snaps. I also have lots for sale and party will build house; same sold on good terms. $4000 100-acro farm fnur miles from Medford; a snap. Firs'-class orchard bind cIobo to town, at $100 per acre. I have the plat of Butto Falls and am prepnred to poll lots at reasonable prices. Como and reo mo before the rush begins. W. E. ORR , . - 3 accaiior to 1 J, Q. TAYLOR, The Harness Haker pi Fine Line of Hand Made Harness, Blankets, Kobes and Whips. Repairing Neatly Done. W. U ORR Hedfotd, - - - Oregon Fence nuata v fyv MADE TO OEDEE GAEMENTS Will Scleniillcally measure ymi. who hue the . . . Knowledge nf Mi-HHiircnicntB 1 EIFER1 nnd four lots. W. T. YORK. i stomaoh sweat sold by Unas. Strang, Medford ; Mary Mee, Central Point KosJcl Dyspepsia Car ipMt) wfMt va.)fata 3 I ocealiaai I All eraigUi tha forinulM f 11 our medUinai.
