The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, November 30, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMM V Sa Uw)'MiV'''iMihi aaasnnaaya s mrmwiSllll' To the Lady of (he House The celebrated Johnson's Naptha Soap for sale at the "Glean Grocery," 5 cents abar. None better Yours For Business CRYSTAL MOR.EY A LITTLE OF The funferal of B. P, Oulgbu, for flf tmnn years state oomptroler of Califor nia, took plaoe at Sacramento Sun day, under the direotion Jof tbe Knights Templar and the B. P. O. E. Japanese have been debaried from , ttlzeDBhlp by a deulston of the Com missioner of Immigration at New York. Standard Oil stookB have taken an tnr tumble of 36 points. It hao airopped from 700 In January last to BOO. At this rate tbe "mist" will soou bo squeezed out of it. Tbe Han i'ranolsoo grand jury is grilling the polloe offlolals wbo have been "standing In" to protect tbo munlolpal dives. Canada will withdraw from tbo pos tal convention with tbe United States in May next. A .new treaty will be entered Into, Thomas A. Edison, colebiatlug bis fifty-ninth birthday, prophesied that tha world would soon have flying ma- ohlnee, cheap automobiles and a doz en other marvelous thingB.( "Do you think, sir," said a young lady report er, "that the woild will ever be chris tianized?" Mr. Edison smiled. "Not only do I think so," be said, "but 1 think we Bhall boto live to see It. Just luok at tbe way these big im proved machine guns are wiping out tbe beatden. "Baltimore Anierloan. Senator Cullom of Illinois says that unless the Republican party speedily and effectively revises the tariff, tbe people are likely to ea trust tbe Demov oratia party with that work. The nen-. ator advises tbat President Koosevelt oall congress In extra session Imme diately after Maroh i, 1U07, lor the- purpose of taking up this work. He adds: "The result of tbe eleotions, to my mind, means that the people are determined that there shall be revis ion and I believe the president will heed tbe warning." A storekeeper of Pennsylvania is su ing on a debt contracted for merchan dise tblrty-flve years .ego. Ordinar ily, a Din mac old is outlawed under IBIHBXmimimviuiam num. mmunm,wiimmm OPERA HOUSE ED FORD, ORE. Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 3d and 4th The Beautiful Fairy Extravaganza tbe statute of limitations) but It does not apply, it soems, when the debtor is absent from the state: The debtor, in thlB oase. was olasse4 as worthless, but recently a sister died, leaving bim about 81,500. The bill without interest, amounted ton 9178. Andrew Carnegie says that if lie should lose all bis fortune and" start in again at $1 a day, he would so' fix his habita tbat be oould save por tion of eaob day's earnings. It la rather trite and few will say" it 1 not wise, but it is not as easy as it seems this saving a little from tbe stipends of eaob day, Few do it, but those .who do find a competence and meanB to aooomplish greater things by and by. Fearing that It may cost them mil lions of dollars annually In damages awarded to injured employes, lead ing railroads of tbe United States will unite in an effort to overthrow in the courts, on the ground of unconstlttr tlonallty, a law passed by the last oongress entitled, "an act relating to liability of oommon carriers engaged in oommeroe between states and ter ritories and foreign nations, to their employes," hut commonly called the "employers' liability aot," although oonflned.to railroads. A farmer reoently refused an offer for a horse that looked like 30 cents. Said the wise farmer: "That boss knows just what to do when he meets an auttymobile. He cavorts around and breaks up a dollar's worth of buggy shaft and mebby 50 cents worth of harness, an' I'll bet I've oolleoted as muoh as 'leven hundred dollars from the anttyaobile owners. The old hosB 1b all right. " j A rumor is current in railway oir oles tbat the Southern Paoiflo Com pany will purohase ihe branoh road from Cottage Orove to the Bohemia mining distriot. Kalph Jaokson, a son of Henry Jnokson, tbe wealthy reservation In dian, was taken to Klamath Falls last week In oustody of two Indian polloe and upon arrival there waB turned over to Doputy United States Marshal U. A. Bushee of Portland. Jackson S aooused of stealing a beef from an other Indian and his preliminary bear ing before United StaieB commission er Alex. Martin, Jr., was had. Estate of T, U, Roberts.ldeoeased, urder appointing Mrya Roberta ad miulstratiix. Estate of Lizzie A. Davis, deceased Petition of U. F. Billings for exten ticn of time in whiob to die luven turv and appraisement Hied. iut-t'er of guardianship of Ellen Taylor, an Inoompetent, Report of guaidlan nled. Estate of Samuel VVyatt, deceased, Order appointing S, J. Wyatt admin lstrator. . ' Matter of guardianship of Essa, Etha, Eddie end Riobard Payne, Marv bi. Pavne appointed guardian. Estate of Albert S. Vanoe, a minor. Urder to sell property. Estate of Mrs. M. Pape, deceased Order appointing J. H. Huifer. Sr. H. K. Hanua, Jr., and Tbeo. earner on appraisers. Real Estate Transfers. The following real estate transaction have been recorded since the last Issue of this paper. Elile Prim et ux to Luke Kyan ; lot i ,oik B, daoKsooviue, IKJUU Kobt Wilson et ux to Ella Arnold lots 12 to 13, Park add Med ford, 8300. u o waiaer ec ux to Anna 1 walK er; 3. B0 aores, tp 39 s, r 3 e, 81000. Jas Beach, trustee, to L H Rolison lot 5, blk 1, Medfoid, 8120. H Lindley to Mary J Batohelor land In tp ;H a, r J e, 81. Mary M Dunn to Flora O 'Irwin 3.98 aores, tp 37 s. r 1 e.8425. . Jaoob Tbompson'et ux to T B Kins man. ; land on main street, Ashland Amos Nicholson et al to Sarah Downing; land in tp 37 s, r 2 w, 6.79 aore8,eiou U 8 to Jessie Rosenkbans :160 aores. tp s, r x e, patent. O W Mlchell et ux to H O Klnnev lots 31 and 32, blk P, R R add, Aab land. 81. Ben Beall et ux to S A Pattison et, at; lots 5 to 7, blk 14. lot 8. blk 66. ueniriai roint, i. nen ano Ann Beau to B A rattti son : 9.76 acies. tp 37 s. r 2 w. 8390. Lavlna Minnas to Addle V Gnahes: a aores, tp si s, r z w, tuuu. Addle V Ouches et ux to J O Smith j 1 aores, tp 7 e, r 2 w,8650. Frank Bentel to O H Veshte:-lot U3, title l, it K add, Asniand, siu. uimira fugn et ux to Margaret A waiaer ; lots zst o ai die ,k it add, Ashland. 810. O W Palm et al to Eleota E Halla- day ; lot 3, blk 2, Palm's add, Med l 1 Ainn mru, hw. O W Palm et ux to Henry Clark; 2 acres, tp 37, r 2 w, 8200. ' D D Basle to Electa E Ualladav : lot i, blk 2, Palm's add, -Medford, 81050. 1 W ThomBB to u u BBge ; -10 aores in tp 38 B, r 2 W, B44U. Nellie B Sohmidlina to Augustine Hcnmldnngr .w aores In Jackson in., a. A M Helms et ux to (J Al Selsbv : et ai ; lot u, dik zo, Meatora, srs.iov. hose JaoobsUo Minnie B Casubeer: lots 28 to 30, blk' I, R R add, Asb- lana. biuuu. O W Palm etral to Frank Lawrenoe et ux; lots. 5, bik 2, Medford, 8100. Elmer E tiagfoy et al to B W Rey nolds: land in tp 36 s, r 4 w, 8300. W H Utinson et ux to O R Pidgeon ; 10 aores, tp 37 s, r 1 e, 8800. - Kobt Wilson et ux to Ella Arnlod: lots 11 to 13. b K 3. Park add. Med ford, 8300. First National Bank of Ashland to S O Hamakei ; land." on Mill Btreet, Asniand, i3U0fc College Endovnment Association to Adolpb Sobulz ; 85 aores, tp 37 e, r 2 w, 810. Adolph Sobnlz to J I Morago ; 85 aorea, tp 37 e, r 2 w ,.811300.. unristiBn neuter to j i Morgan ; .45 ores, tp 37 s, r 2 w , 8170. E A Hunter to (Jora-Alice Diokev: lot 5, w lot 6, Pratt's add, Ash land, 8800. Harry Palm to etux to W WEifert; administrator ; interest in lots 3 to 12, blk 47, and interest in 7 to 12, blk 74.a nd V. interest in blks 72: and 51, lots 1 and 2, blk 48, also interest in DIK bu, (1 and 13, 13&,05. Belle Nlokeil tet ux to Maggie Cart right ; lot 3, blk 81, Medford, 810. U S to M O Sweet ; 15 acres in tp 35 s, r 4 w, patent. Sour tomach MM KaHqVia nanilliuil.. I A a,. (onorai debility, twur rislrifi, and eahmfc Probate Court, "THE PIXIES" By W. A. MILNE, Author of "Aladdin," Etc. GIVEN BY HOME TALENT, REHEARSED BY THE AUTHOR 200-Young Ladies and Children m the Gast-200 All iui grotesque nnd beautiful costuming, ie i ru.se n ting Pixies, Goblins. Brown ios, Monkeys, Insects, Pickaninnios, Fairies, Flower Girls, Butterflies Amazon Guards, Japanese Maidens, Yankeo Doodle Girls, Eto .r;i " TWO HOURS OK FUN AND FROLIC IN FAIRYLAND Where nil in Gauze and Glitter, Music, Love and Flowers Estate of M. P. Phipps, deceased. Semi-annual aocount of administrator Died, ' Matter of guardianship of Edgar and Reed Parkburst, minora. Order appointing Frank Streets, John Mo Calllster and Luther Porter apprais ers. Estate of Hana William Hansen, de ceased. Order vacating letters of ad ministration and order for proof of will. Estate ui ?,irs. Jane Epps, deceased, Order appointing Que Newbury ad ministrator and L. A. Rose, Mathew Calhoun and Lloyd Culver appraisers. Seats can be Reserved at Raskins'' Drug Store after Saturday, Dec. 1, at 9. a. m. Prices: 33. so, U tt Cenis A Ynr of Hlnod. 'I'lio j'OBr 1903 will long be remem bered in the home of X N. Taoket, of Alllnnetv Ky. , na a year of blooi) ; wbtoh llowed to ooploUBly from Mr. Taoket'8 lutifis that death seemed very near, lie writes: "Severe bleeding from the lungs and a frightful oough nad brought me at death's door, when 1 began taking Dr. King's Now Dlsuovory for Consumption, with the astonishing result that after tak ing four hotUea 1 was completely re stored and as time has proven psr manontly oured." Guaranteed fur Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, at Chas. Srtaug's drug store. Price 50c aud 31.00. Trial bottles free. - - - w,w m. iMiigoanoB, euros indigestion. This new dlsoovaryMan- Bfitlts tha natural I , , -- t J i ' X . j-.w v. utgaaiiDa vmj ezlit In a healthy stomach. camblnU wri Ihe greatest knows tonlo and reoonitraatrM QrODaHlaa VAlnl rv...-i. - . . ' ' 1 wOKCM;a bun mm Ml only curs Indigestion and dyspasia, h kls . uuioa ail nomacn WWMfaS bv alaanxlnv. nn((tn. . . -i a. , j , , ..miin mam trongthonlng the mucous membranaa Mm Iho stamaoh. Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ktraniwood, W. Va., amjr k J? U?!1bli " tomach lor tvaakrvM, ta TbabT' " " Kodol Digest What Yon Kat. Bottlai cDbr. 11.00 Slaa holdlncJK traaaaaiMS lza, which tallc for SO canta PraptVMl by I. O. D.WITT a. CO., SHMAM For Sale by Chas. Strang . Market Report This list will be changed each week as prices ohange : Wholesale Price Rotail Price Flour. .$34 per ton $2.00 per 100 lbs Bran.. $20 per ton $1.20 per 100 lbs Chop. Corn $27 ton. $1,60 per 100 lbs R Barley $26 per ton. ..$140 per 100 lbs RETAIL PBIOE. . Wheat in bulk S5o Oats. . 40 Barley ....$1.00 per 100 lbs potatoes ii. uu per iuu ids Eggs, per doz 324c Butter, per lh 25c BeauB, white dry, $3.50 per 100 lbs Beans, red dry,per lb 3ic Onions 90c per 100 lbs Bacon, per lb 12o Bams, per lb 16o Shoulders, per lb .12c Lard, per lb 12c Hoes, live, per lb 5 to BJo Bftf. llvo, per lb 21 to So Mnii')ii, per lb Sic Chickens, spring. $2.50 to $3.25 per doz Chickens, old,.. 8e. nr lb Turk'iys 12V !: H Buy hilled, grutn 10.00 m a Pecire it's GSlfflEilr flOUNE.ILL., Because Its mnrln rlirhr,. V ft force of skilled nloiv exnerts vboso equal hn fninif. In iuV Other TjloW fftC- tnvii- in thn worlfl. flliiro &Yii IlinilV dlfforeilt ' TTifllfoH nf rilnwa mir.h nTiihnlnf to 0 tho IjPBt. V6t fiinf rnmnlnn t)mt ihVGA ".Tnin. DocrO nloYfB OTO lu 1180 to one of unv other kind. Tho John Deere If ac- nrv. thn Itirrrnqf. in thn wnrlrl. turns out CTCrV year mOW plows than tmy ilvo other factoilea combined. . Standard o! For' Over SO Years The Pioneer Plow Maker, John Deere, made hlB first steel plow by hand from the blado of a saw In 1837. The first slab of steel rolled in the United States was rolled for the John Dcero plows By wimam woods, ol Pittsburg, In 1S4H. And ever since mose cany u iy Deere Plows have shown the wav and maintained tlie lead in mis great national mausiry, is it any wouuer mut iuu lunm-m ui wo world express rjieir verdict in tno ramiuar piiruse, ia We make over 1000 styles of plows, eacn as good as can oe maae, lue nest mat Drams anu puriect equip ment can produce. No matter what your neous may do, we can supply mem irom our una. HUBBARD BH03. Madford, Or. SALE OF MINING PROPERTY. Notloe 1b hereby? eiven that tbe sheriff of Jaokson oonntv will offer for sale, to the highest bidder for oaen, at tne isowlen mine, two miles west of Tolo, at 2 o'clock r. m., on Saturday, December 1, 1906, the fol lowing personal property towlt: 1 lou norse power boiler. 1 24 borae power boiler. 3 pump beads. 1 air compressor. 2 air reoeivers. 1 water beater. 1 2-inob driU with fittings, 2 lamps; 20 feet of rubber hose. 1 bell 2 drills with rlttlngo. 3 barrels with oontents. 2 sets of pipe dyes. 1 bale or- waste paoklng. 1 headlight. 1 blasting battery and electric: ruse. 3 dozen lamp obimneys. 2 lanterns. 1 pipe vise. 1 set of pipe cutters. 5 bars of drill eteel. Quantity of blacksmith iron. id corns or zour root wood, mora or 500 bricks more or less. 4000 feet of lamber more or less. 1 obive wheeh 1 dining table. 1 pair chain tongs. 1 set of obain: blocks. ' . 1 2-inoh sate valve and Dine fit tings. ' 1 Buffalo blower, 5 shovels,. 150 pounds of nails, more or less. 1 ore backet. 1 Ttubx ore oar. 500 feet of T rails. 2000 feet 2-iaoh pipe, more or leas. 1 dump hook. 200Q feet of I-inoh DiDe. more or less. I 1000 feet of 3-lnoh pipe, more or ss. 22 pounds -inch drill steel, more or less. 600 feet of fuse. 40 pounds 2-inoh maohlne drills. 40 pounds 3)&-lnoh maohlne drills. 1 bellowB. 1 anvil and blacksmith tools, 3 vices. 1 heating stove. 3 lamps. 4 pair of scales. 1 cotton mattress. 2 water tanks. 3 pioks. ' 75 feet of air hose, more or less. 1 nand oross cut saw. 1 grindstone and frame. 2 wheelbarrows. 4 buckets. 200 fire brlok, more or less. Tbis property was to have been sold on October Slat, but tbe sale was en joined by tbe court. Tbe injunction suit has now been dismissed. COLViU & DURHAM. Attorneys fo the Judgment Creditors. C; E. TULL VETERAN AY SURGEON Veterinary Dentistry a Specialty All call orders promptly filled day or night. 'Office at Union Stables, Medford, Or E. A.NKENT, President. u. L. Davis, uasnier. . I.E. ENTAnr, Vice President. W, B. Jackson, Asst. TOshtQi The riedford Bank Mcdfoud, Or coon SAFE DEPOSIT HOXBS TO RENT A General Banking Business Transacted A Pellcate Hint. "They Bay Miss Bharpe can convey a bint with such tact that It Is Impossi ble to take offense." "Yea, she has quite a gift that way. The last time Mr. Btaylnte culled there she asked him to have Borne slight re freshment and then brought In a plats of breakfast food." Baltimore Ameri can. ' Our existence hero requires a pre cision bo great that our minds can bu feebly grasp It Change the temper atnre of your bodies by but a few de grees and you die. Boston American. Wm. m. noLVIQ, Medford. GEO. H. DURHAM Grants Puss. COLVIG & DURHAM a Xiawyers a a "Office la Medford National Bank Build lug ground Moor. A. 8- BLITON, TJ. 8. COMMISSIONER, DIBTItlCT OF dOBOOR Homestead and Timber Land HllngB and prooisjmade. Testimony taken, in laud con tent oases. Office with Medford Mall Medford Oregon G. T. JONES, COUNTY 80RVBYOB, Any or all kinds of Surveying promptly done av vuuuauireuivou HlVtj yUU bUS ODIJ legal work. . Medford, Oregon E. b' ptckel PH1SIOIAN AND SURGDON, r Offlcehnutl-.il In 19 a n .) l.jlino . X-Kay Laboratory Examinations t2.60 to $25 , umce uBKin iJJOCJt, aUediora, Oregon. H. E. MORRISON, M. D. MEDFORD, OREGON Office: Boom Palm-Koldormoyer Block Besldence: Corner South C aud Ninth stre.tr I, B. PHIPPS, D. D. S. Offices n Adkln Blook, sitioltlEg Hasklni o jncuiora, ureftou G. W. STEPHENSON, PHySICIAN. BDBQEOK AND OPTIOIAM. Offioe: Boom 6,Adklns' block. Calls prompt) anenaea aay or night. 'Phone 663. Medford Oregon. WILLIS A. GREEN, U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. ' Office In Palm'Bulldlns, ,-HEDFORD, OREQON. Subscribe for The Mail. OASTORIA, fioire tts 4 Tho Kind fiu Have Atoais Bought Subscribe for The Mail. Vj'oiistipntioii. ileatlh Is absolutely impossible, it oonstlpation be presont. Many ser ious oases of liver and kjilney com plaint have sprung from negleted oonstlpation. Such a deplorable con dition is unnecessary. There is a enre for it. llorbiue will speedily remedy matters. G. A. Lindsay. P. M., lironson, Ha, writes, Feb. 12, 11X1-2: "Having use Herbine 1 And It a tine modlolno for constipation " 50 a bottle. Sold .by Chas. Strang, Medfoid i Ueqtrnl ' Point Pharmaoy. Old Cast Iron Wanted $1 per hundred MEDFORD IRON WORKS, C:irBsC;!rt,:'0rvc -.a.- ""