The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, October 05, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text! ; j'.t.:. AwUii. ' School Begins The Medford Book Is the Sole Agents for J School Books; and also have al large assortment of Supplies. Moore Building, .Mi'ii"ly'l"l"l"l"l"t' U Fall Woolens are Now Ready for Your inspection. ROBERT West Side of Track. A . LITTLE OF JarmD may figare that it la up and coming aa one of tbe advanoed na tlona when It baa a aoolallat move ment In Tokoy, strorjg anoagb to boy oott the street care. Russia would like to trade oS ita Peasant population for the old-faih ioned type of farmer who spends his time in the oonntry store talking things over. : So Mr. Corey may marry Mabelle Oilman after all. Well, well. About the only one of those Pittsburg mill ionalrea to stand pat Is Mr. Carnegie himself. His only dissipation is spell ing reform. Refraotory ores are those tbat are not free milling, their gold refusing to alloy with mercury in the mortar or In the plates. OreB oontaiuing sol' pbldes, tellurides, arsenides, selen' iamm, eto., are refraotory. It is calculated tbat In making ooke In the common beehive ovens uaud In the United States, between 350,010 and 100,000 tone of, ammonium sulph ate, every pound of It valuable for fertilizing purposes, is wasted yearly, In Germany most of tbe ooke is made In improved ovens whloh save this byproduct, Tho Germans were the inventors of the first gun About 1378 Sohwartz, A German maohinlat, manufactured numerous orude guns whloh were brought Into us by the Veuetlaus in 1302, It Is a strange faot that ouuon were made before small fire arms. At Amberg there is still a piece of ordi nance marked wlch the date 1303. Cunnou we first used In war at tbe battle, of Ureoy, in 1310. It was not until 1544, however, tbat they were tna'ii) In England, Saved Bis Life. i. W. Davenport, Wingo, Ky., W'iUa .June 14, 1002: "I want to tell you I believe Ballard's Snow Lini ment saved my life. I was under the treatment of two doctors, and they told me one of my lungs was en tirely gone, and tbe other badly affeoted. I also had a lump on my Ida. 1 don't think tbat I oould have lived over two months longer. It was Induced by a friend to try Ballard's Snow Liniment. The first applica tion gave me great relief ; two fifty cent bottles oured me sound and well. It Ib a wonderful medlciue aud I recommend it to suffering humanity. Sold by Ohaa. Strang, Medford; Cen tral Point Pharmacy. Klamath County News. Express: Fred Alexander, who oonduots a feed stable in tbe east end of town, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of selling whiskey to Indiana, The oom plain allogoi that one Henry Wilson, tbe plaintiff, nad obtained whiskey from Alexander on or about March 37, 1000. The oaae was heard Tuesday evening at the court nous, by U. 8. Commissioner Martin, The defense was redresented by Judge Drake. A uniber of witnessea were introduced by both the United States and the Medford Cement EVERYTHINB Manufacturer of ARTIFICIAL STONE, SIDE WALKS Garden Walks, Walla, Copings, Curbs, Driveways, Etc., Concrete Foundations, Basement Floors, Vaults, Fences, Etc. All Work Guaranteed For information call at factory on creek bottom back of Osenbruggo residene, or see REINHART & AT WELL vs.-. September 17th. all kinds School; West Side. i"yil'"t"'t"i"t"iiW1' SLEWING, THE TAILOR. 'mm defendant. Th.re seemed to be no evldenoethat showed oonoiusively tbat Alexander had provided booze for the Indiana andaalde from that be proved by oompetent witness's that he was abseni from the olty on andfaDout tbe 27th. The evidence waa not sufficient to nold tbe defeniant over to the fed eral oourt and consequently he was aisonargeu vj uommissioner martin, Articles of Incorporation have been riled at tbe county clerk's ofHoe by Allen Sloan. Bert E. Wlthrow and on J. Zumalt ot the Klalmatb Ab staot Company. The company baa been doing business in the olty for some time and tbe oorpoartion will carry on the business as before and in addition thereto will be enabled to issue certificates of title to lands. George Grizzle met with an acoldent last Friday whloh will lay him on the shelf for some time. He was hauling hay aud when near the MitoheU ranob, east of town.bla wagon waa over-turn- eu ne sustaining a broken ankle In the fall. The fraoture waa redueed bv Or. G. W. Maston and the Injured man Is resting easily at tbe Klamath House. This aocldent, following the loss Mr. Grizzle sustained in the re cent fire, makes HBeem as it tbe fates nau turnea against Mm. About 3:30 Monday morning the residents of the oity were startled by tbe ringing of the fire alarm. Crowds soou swarmed tbe streets and tne fire men began to make an appearnoe. A small amount of amoke oonlri ha rami issuing from the barn belonging to buu uuiueae launary. immediately umuk ui iue xjog uaoin restaurant, but it Was onlv seen far B ahnrr. timA. the "pig tails" a organized a buoket brigade and had the fire extinguished before any damage, aside from the burning of a small hole In the roof, had been done. Parties sleeping in tbe hay loft are aald to be responsible for tne origin or tne blaze. The annual Klamath oountv teach ers' institute beaan last Thuradav morning, when the following ollioers were cnosen : rreaident, superintend ent J. G. Wrisht: vioe-Dreaident. Prof. R. H. Dunbar: seoretary, MIbb Hazeltlne Harden: pianist. Bertba Hammond, The program aa arranged for this dy oould not be oarrled out, owing to the non-arrival of the prom inent educators of the state, who were to deliver aeveral leotures, The day was snout by the teachers in listening to aud dlBOUBslug tbe papers read by local teachers on topios pertaining to school work. Prof. Carlock, of Mer rill, presented an able disoourse on "History in tbe Seventh and Eighth Grades," Prof. Dunbar, of the Klam ath Falls schools, disoussed "Arith metic in the Grammar Grades," and his discussion dearly showed his fa miliarity with theBUbjeot; "Primaiy Teaohing" wbb presented by Miss Poole, of the oity schools, and "What the Klghth Grade Should Know" by Prof, Swan, of the county high school. Thursday evening the exoroises were began by a solo by Miss Leta Nioker sou, accompanied by Miss Mae Wor aen. xne oratorioal contest was tbe most important feature of theevenlna The two contestants, MIbb Harpold, or uonanza, and uaruse laden, oi Klamath Falla, both delivered exoel leut composltlonhs, the subject of the formor being "Work," and the latter "sen Liepenoence. " xne prize oi ui waa awarded to Miss Harpold by the judges, who were Pres. B. F, Mulkey, Rev. W. G. Smith aud Mlas Smith. State Superintendent J. H, Aoker man, President El, B. Kessler, ot the State Normal, President P. L. Camp bell, of State University, and Presi dent 1). F. Mulkey, of the Ashland Normal, arrived here Thursday even lug from Lakeview whore thoy had oouduoted an lneitltute and were ready for work on Friday morning. The Mailfor Job Printing. Construction Co. From the Kepublloeo : ; Klamath county ha filed the sum mery of it 1906 assaseinaat roll In tbe otnee ot the secretary of state, show ing the gross vain of all taxable land to be 16,004,094, and, aa equalized, 10,084,185. Tbe greatest valuations are shown In non-tillable land, the total acreage of which is given as 778, 102 and tbe valuation 3,4t6,915. E. J. Hodt baa returned from Cam eron, W. Va,, wbltber be bad goue to see his father, who waa seriously 111, Tola is the first tiiphome in ten years and be aaya he enjoyed it aa fully aa it waa possible under tbe oirouui stancee. His father was much im proved and tbrugb well advanced in years, will probably fully recover from bis present illness. Rev. Goode, of Medford, preacbed an excellent sermon on last Sunday ereulng and all present were greatly interested in bla subject. Vie all hope he will be aole to return again iu the near future, Mr. Goode la visiting tbe Klamath basin in the in terest of tbe Free Metnodist people and onuron, and ne is ravoraoiy im pressed with (be oountry. While reluming from Crater lake. v here ahe bad taken tbe mail, Miss Wnite, daughter of K. H. White, was thrown from her horse, breaking her oollar Done and sustaining other in juries. She was accompanied by Miss nazel Vose. They were traveling at a fast paae when Misa White's horse stumbled, throwing her to the ground. When Miaa Vose reached ber aide ner oompanlon waa nnconsoloua and it waa fcard foi a wbue that tbe Injur lea would result fatally. Medical aid was summoned and soon bad toe Iu jured one reating comfortably. KeeD the bowela open when von have a oold and use a good remedy to al lay the inflammation of the muooua membranes. Tbe best is Kennedy 'a Laxative Honey and Tar. It contains no opiates, moves the bowela, drivea out tbe cold. Is reliable aud tastea ?ood. Sold by Unas. Strang, Med' ord ; Mary Mee, Central Point. "Where the Tinain la," BHe. "Harold," aald the heiress, "I neve been thinking." "Thinking of me, precious?" asked Harold. "Indirectly, yes. I have been think ing that were yon to marry me every body would aay you only did ao In or der to get my money." "What care I for the unthinking world?" "But, oh, Harold, I will marry your' "My own dar" "And I will not have people say un kind things about you, ao I have ar ranged to give all my fortune to tbe missionaries. Why, Harold, where are you go.lng?" Harold paused long enough on hi" way to the door to look back and mut ter, "I'm going to be a missionary!" Judge. Star Rara. What causes tbe raya or penclla of ugut tnat aeem to be tbrown out. by every .star when seen by the naked eye? a uerman scientist nnaa tnat an stars show precisely the same rays, but tout in the case of tbe brighter stars the raya are plainer and some what longer. It Is further remarked that the raya aeen by the left and right eyes differ, and that If the head be turned the rays are rotated In a corre sponding manner. It Is tbus concluded tbat the source of the raya 1b not in the stars, but in the eye Itself, the middle of the retina being not perfectly homo geneous In Ita sensltlvoness. Tfovr a Horae Sleeps. Horses always point one ear forward when they sleep. Exactly why it Is done no human being can tell, but the probability Is tbat the practice la a relic of tbe time when they were wild and obliged to be on their guard even when asleep. Cattle, on the other hand, are apparently Indifferent aa to the position of their ears while sleep ing, but no odds what position they are In both are always pointed alike. Aak some observing horseman If It Is not a fact that a horse always throws one ear forward when he sleeps. Commerce and Literature. "Do you think that a commercial ca reer Is to bo compared to a literary career?" asked tho high browed and inolnucholy youth. "My boy," said Mr. Cumrox, "In business you cuu write your name on a piece of pnper no bigger than a postal card and make It worth thou sands of dollars. In- literature you can wrlto up reams of paper without mak ing It worth BO ceutai" Washington Star.. True and tried frlendB of the family DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Best for reaulta and best to take. Rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes follow the use of these dependable little pills. x'hey do not gride or sioaen. soiu by Unas. Strang, Medford : Mary Mee, Central Point. A Terrible PanlhArmont. Hon- iinenr. a wealthy and absent- minded banker who lived in BcvllD many yeara ago, frequently had watch- nixiroii fmm hln nockct. At first he had recourso to all kinds of safety chains; then one One morning ne loon no precaution whatever and quietly al lowed himself to he robbed. At night, on returning from business, he took up the evening paper, when ne uticreu an exclamation of delight A watch had exploded In a man's hands. Tho hands of tho victim wero shattered and the left eye gono. The, crafty banker hail filled tho watch case with dynamite, which exploded during the operation oi winding. ' Salt and Knllen.T. "Whenever wo get a call to attend a nf Anllanav." aald an ambulance surgeon at Bollevue, "we always find the patient's neck ana race covercu with salt. Tho efficiency of Bait as a tnv Anllnnav in evidently a relic ot tome old country supdratltlon, though Just what it is wo"vc novor been able to find out" Now York sun. Humorlaia. Humorists frequently have sad faces, but humorists are not sad because they are humorists. They are humorists be causo they are sad. Humor la born of acute sympathy. Keblo Howard Iu Sketch. The trickster is always proud of his tact Papa nwoay is nothing not prcso tse to pay so moeh eoto. If yon de stroy five) dollar nota, for Instance, yoa simply rsssasa the govaynment at the bank which leaned lbs nota fntn ma payment of the IS m fold which the not called tor. Ot coone, friers fore, you an not ponlababi to nay manner for davtroytof the not if it is your own. There Is no panaety for mutilating gold or silver eoU If yoa keep it In your own ponseaslon, bat as yon have thereby destroyed a consider able part of Its value yon must not try to pass It at par after the mutila tion. , ' To Saarsre'attve In a small town In California a hos pital waa erected on Balstpuedes street, and tbe board of directors, in lien of something better, suggested that the hospital bear the name of the street One more cautious than the rest sug gested that It would be well to know the meaning of auch a name before making Indiscriminate use of It and it la to this man that the success of the hospital is due, for on finding that Sal alpuedea. meant "get out If yon can," the name was haatlly changed to some thing, less suggestive" of. "who enters here, leaves hope behind." Argonaut A Weaderfnl bland o( Chalk. The English Island of Thanet form Ins a part of the county of Kent, Is al most wholly composed ot chalk. The Island Is ten miles In length and about five In breadth and baa mere chalk ex posed on Ita surface than baa any oth or spot of equal area on the globe. British geologists say that there are not leas than 42,000,000,000 teas of chalk "In sight" on Thanet and that it would take 10,000 men and 6,000 horses and carts 20,000 years to sssaw it, pro viding it were dug op ready to be carted away. A oold Jiajmuob more easily cured when the bowela are open, Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar opens tbe bowela and drivea the cold out of the system in young or old. Sold by Jbaa. Strang, Medford; Mary Mee, Central Point. Kataval SvtsGte. Many birds are provided with natunu spectacles, a transparent membrane called the third eyelid. This, third eye lid when not in use lies folded In the Inner corner ot tbe eye. Two muscles work It, spreading It over tbe cornea or folding It np again much mora cleverly than a man can put on or take off his spectacles. But for its third eyelid the eagle could not look at tbe son. The spectacled bear belongs to Chile. Ita Latin name Is Ursus ornatus. It Is black, and around Its eyes pale rings are drawn which have exactly the ap pearance of a pair of goggkjs-8t Louis Globe-Democrat, . , , Mather Canetle. "Did you toll your father I was a hu morist?" asked the tall young man with long hair. "I did," replied the pretty girl, "and he laughed." "Laughed? Why, I thought he used to say writing Jokes was hard on the brain." "So be did; but he says hejoever heard of your writing any jokes." Chicago News. Convinced. Mr. Spongely (slightly related) Splendid! Magnificent! Do you know, Uncle Ell, I believe I shall never get tired of seeing tbe sun set behind that bUIl TJncle Ell That's what me an' mother's beglnnln' to think. Puck. West Sine Livery, Feed M Sale .lames, R. O. DUNCAN, Prop. Rigs Newly Added. Horses Boarded by Day, Week or Month. Moore's Brick Stables, West Side Medford, Oregon Page FOR EVERY PURPOSE 2,5 Miles Just Received. Examine The PAGE before buying NICHOLSON & PLATT, Medford, Oregon. GADDIS & DIXON, Agents for Jackson, Josephine and Klamath Counties. OBroteaext80ars D. T. LAWTON Wholesale and Retail Sealer In VehiclesandMachinery. Medford, Oregon Now is the time to get your Disc Plow ready for plowing, and we offer you the Colebrated Sanders Disc Plow, and guarantee it to work with any plow on the market. In sizes from one to four discs. CALL AND INSPECT aVa Australian divorce ceo. Jade thinks that there la a aabtle wnun Hon between high sounding feminine baptismal names and matrimonial on- happiness. He has noticed that thai names which generally coma under bis lodtclal cognisance are Gladys, Owao delen, Bnnyntmde and the Ilka and that be seldom or never in hlslofflcuU capacity bears or a Mary or a Bridget A Tnat or a Joke. "Waa that a bouaflde piece that Bthellnda was playing?" asked Mr, Cumrox. "Certainly," answered his wife, "That waa a selection iron Wagner." "Well, of coune I wouldn't express any doubts In company, but half the time I can't tell whethor Etbellnda la playing a tune or a practical joke." Washington Star. Onlv Thinks So. "Does tbat young Feattaerbead play poker?" asked Robinson of a mutual (cqualntance. "No," was the roply, "but he thinks that be does, and we are careful not to wrteoelve him." Cincinnati Trlbone: WFFFPFFFFFFjs) BICYCLE AND ft .artsjlftVl 4 g Repairing All Work Guaranteed 2 EVANS, mi rr.f r? 1 T-k.-j. TV ut) icyum doctor, jm F Eades' Second Hand 3 J Store, West Side, Med- ford, Oregon. F FFFFFFFFFFFFF Fence r Stomach He appeals, lees' si atrensta. ansae "" kaUrilUlkan. Msurliiatiaai - - - tsneial dealUty, sour rialnfs, ana esaura at i iiiiyn'niiau winoininta. SSI oures ladlfeshon. This Mvduoeim rear. aanta Ik Mhml I.. I XT exist la healthy stomach, eoRiMned SZ mMwwm iuiiiu mna receianieasiis properties. Kedsi Dyspepsia Cure sees set enlV BUM InHlvuiHAn mw,A JUMUU. ..... .1- . " wm mm famous remedy mires all stomaeh sreaales by eJeansinf, purlfylnt, eweeteatec ens' MMnrtlunlH W- . v "w . wm mmH nwnsfaasje SSHSI Ihestttmaeh. " .. ,Mr' aAv.!a i Rmeevota, w. Vs., aan JtoaoJewal aaalaimn, aaaTaVaS Kaoi Digests What Yoa Eat otoMSn 11.00 1 to. keldu im ttaesttetM she, kua mUi for So omui esmal sy to. Dewnr oo., SMaaAa For Sale by Chas. Strang i i ii i j ' . Market Report This list will ' be changed . each week as prioeB ohange : Wholesale Prioe. Retail Price Flour. .$34 per ton $2.00 per 100 lbs Bran.. $18 per ton $1.10 per 100 lbs Chop. Corn $27 ton. $1.50 per-100 lbs R Barley $26 per ton. ..$146 per 100 lbs RETAIL PRICE. Whiat in bnlk 60o Oats 40 Barley 90o per 1001 In Potatoes.... ..' $1.00 per luo I Ob Eggs, per doi 26c Butter, per lb 221c Besns, white dry, $3.90 per 100 lbs Beans, red dry, per lb 3c Onions $1.50 per 100 lbs Bacon, per lb 12o Bams, per lb 15c Shoulders, per lb 12o Lard, per lit 12o Hogs, live, per ib 5 to 5ic Beef, lire, per lb 2J to So Mutton, per lb - 31c Chickens, spring 9c. per lb Chickens, old Sc. per lb Hay haled, grain 10.00 Bybce Ranches lor Sale. From and after this date I will sell at the beat advantage and for oasb all, or any portion, of those two cer tain ranches known aa tne By nee river ranch, at the By bee bridge, on Rogue river, consisting of 1240 aores and tbe Bybee Antelope ranch, consisting ot 1560 acres. With thi Bybee river ranob will be sold that portion of the orop upon the part pnrcnased. This ranch ia partly nnder Irrigation and more can be pnt nnder irrigation. Address me st Agate, Oreogn. 28-tt F. E. BYBEE. Blue prints ot township maps showine all vaoant land, fifty centB each. For reliable information con cerning Government land write to Prank K. Alley, Abstractor, Hoseburg, Oregon. (ti-444S. a r. nnDTnM m is; GENERAL ELKCTRICIAN. All Kind! SI of RepalrlDGr. House Wiring a Special- $ t tr. Ail wora uuaraaieea. rnoeB Right. m Complete and thorough training in tbe Commercial Shorthand and English branches. Individual In struction and Up-to date improve ments. The expense is the lowest and the advantages are the best. No more thorough course to be had anywhere, and the total ex pense of securing such a course here is but little more than half the cost of getting the same in the larger cities. Address, Ashland Commercial College, Asbland, Oregon. Our graduates are employed and more demanded than we can sup ply. toss tlae) oougila and beaJe lunge; J RsnianflCornmerciai College. MEDFORD IRON WORKS, Founders and Machinists. Mining and Milling Machinery. Agents for Fairbanks, Morse ACo. Gasoline Engines and Spray Outfits and Power Pumps. Figure with us on New and Second Hand Boilers and Engines. CONTRACTORS And Those Intending Building, call at Medford' New Tin and Plumbing Shop. Workmanship and material first-class. ' Prices Reasonable. Wn. A. A1TKEN, Medford, Oregon. ALEX. COBPRON, M. D. PHYSICIAN and burgeon OOloe, 71a and B, Opposite Medlord Bank. raoneNo. IM. . MEDFORD, OREGON C. B. TULli VETERINAY SUBGEON Veterinary Dentistry a Specialty All call orders promptly tilled day or night. Office at Union Stables, Medford, Or A. 8. BLITON, O.S. COMMiSslONBB, DIBTBlOTOr OHSOOM Uomeitead and Timbor Land tlllugs aad proolMnadc. Testimony taken la land ooa teat casta. Office wl lb Medford atatl Mrdford Oregon 3,T. JONE6, COUNTY 8URVKYOK, Any or all kinds of surveying promptly done The ConDtySurreyoroao glvo you tbe oolr legal work. Medford. Oregon K..B PICKEL, FB I8IOIAN AND SURODON, Omcebouia u to 12 a. m. and 1 :50 to 8 o. m X-Ray Laboratory Examination ti.SQ to $2o umce Haikin Ulock, Hedfora, Oregon. R, S. DbARMOND, PHYSICIAN AND 8UEOEON, Palm-.Neldermeyer Building. 'Phoue 419 MEDFORD, OREGON. H. E. MORRISON, M. D. MEDFORD, OREGON O Olee : Room Palm-Neldermeyer Blook Residence i Corner Soutb C aud Ninth streety I, D. PHIPPS, D. D. S. Offloes n Adklna Blook, adjolalig HasMaa- uruaDiuia jteuiora. uregoa Q. W. STEPHENSON, PHY8ICIAN, SURGEON AND OPTICIAN. Offloe: Room flt Adklaa' blook. 0lli prompt I attended day or night. 'Phone 663. . Medford Oregon. WILLIS A. GREEN, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Ofllce Id Pata Balldlag, MEDFORD, OREGON. j BERDAN BROTHERS A OH E HEM AND CONTRACTOR O (A r Wtinictlon guaranteed o 1 Work done by Day or Contract. J MEDFORD, . - OREQON. f UP-TO- AT NURSERY Will have for the Season's Trade of 1906, 80,000 Pear Trees in the following var ieties: 25,000 Bartlett 25,000 D. DuComice 10,000 Beurre d'Anjou 10,000 B. Bosc 6,000 Howell 5,000 Winter Nells Also Apple, Peach, Cherry, Apricot and Berry Plants and Monterey Cypress. J. S. BARNETT. Central Point, Oregon. 4444444444 H. E, A.NKENT, I.E. E NY ART, Vice President. W. B. JA0K80K, Asst. Cashtei fresiaent. G. L. DAVIS, uatnier. The riedford Bank MEDPOSD, OSCQON 5AFB DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT A General Banking Business Transacted . Subscribe for The Mail. Kodol Dyspepsia Care Digests wnat von oat