The Medford mail., December 21, 1906, Image 3

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Cash Dividends Declared Every Day On
Every Impend Overcoat
If a Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned -and It I The wearer of one of those
coat It receiving regular daily dividends on hie parchate. He not only
Saved ea the ewrchaie prios, but on the durability of the garment, not tak
ing late aceeaat Its superior finish and many other points of excellence
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For
iOUF. COUNTY I
Correspondents
Eire Point eaglets.
B A. O. BOWLETT.
' Rev. M. C. Davta Mm Sunday Khool
man will pmob hsrs on th en of
tlx fourth Sunday, UM. 23.
3. W. Qronr ui At Mayflld nv
returned to California to look after
tbelr m'amg interests.
Mn, J. B. JiokHi'i sinter Mra.
Dollle QraeawalL Lu come down from
WashlmKon on a Wilt I
Ed Hlgenbotham and hie charming
wife were pleasant c alien one nignt
laat week.
Yoor Eagle Point correspondent la
atlll tanking Improvements at the
Soon? Side, tola time patting np a
large abed for hones so aa to eooom
modate the orowds that come occa
alonallj. The committee hav deolded to hare
the Cbrlatmaa tree entertainment Deo.
24 in tb. ohnroh Instead of Heoka
thorn'a ball, aa was annoanoed. The
solioittng committee bare snooeeded
so well tbat we expect to hare a
rousting good time.
B. F. Harris and family passed
through here on their way to Butte
Falls last week, retaraing on Friday.
He la atill hopeful of the oatoome of
oar M. fc C. 1 K. ., and from pre
nt appearances work will oommenoe
in the near future.
John lo-.ee of Kerb, living on the
headwaters of Ularks creek, oalled
twloe laat week, onoa on his way to
There it one thine thai will
cure it Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It is i retultr scalp-medicine.
It quickly destroys the terms
which cauft this disease.
The unhealthy scalp becomes
heslthy. The dandruff disap
pears, had to disappear. A
healthy scalp means a treat dejl
to you healthy hair, no dai).
druff.no plmplts, no eruptions.
The bMt kind a Wsttmonlal -'old
for mr sUty yeare."
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vCrO$000$
For that
Dandruff
Prices
750 Fashionable
E HAVE A SUGGESTION to offer which must receive the careful consideration of every inteding pur
chaser of clotting; viz. "The Toggery" is an Exclusive lien's Furnishing House, handling no side Line,
but catering to the wants of men only. Now, is it not reasonable to assume that under these conditions
we would be able to buy and sell to the best possible advantage to both buyer and seller?
We are here to assure you of that fact, AND PROVE IT by these Goods
selected and purchased direct from the largest stocks of the best makers of Stylish Clothes and we
saved to you the middleman's profit. They show their superior style and value
Further Confirmation
"THE TOGGER.Y"
Ashland to see his sister, Mrs. Thos.
Fredenonrg. who fiaa been unite eick
for several months, and on bis return.
He reports her oond.tion ImproTed
and has hopes of her early recovery.
There la a great deal of interest
manifested here Just now In the sub
ject of real estate. There baa some
land been sold and parties have been
here taking options on land and get
ting a list of lands tbat "in be bought.
Land has bean listed from ts to 2U0
per acre. Of oonrse those who have
eat tbe piloe on land at $S00 per acre
don't want or expect to ecu, but our j
una wui seu ana in a tew yeara me
Butte creek country will be one of the
leading fruit producing sections in
the state. There are strangers own
ing almost every day enquiring about
our possibilities In tbe line oi fruits
of all k'nds.
Our mall contractor, James Binger,
reports that last Saturday tbe water
in MoNeal creek was so high that It
was almost past fording. Tnere would
re a bridge put across that stream so I
that the mail carrier would not have j
to take the obanoe of being washed
away and bar. the people who get
their mall along tnat route tke the
obanoe of loalng their mail. Aa it is,
If be oould not cross that stream on
bis return trip tbe law oompella him
to retain to the nearest poetotUooe
with the mail sack to Peyton dis
tance of about ten miles. Let us have
soma of the money tbat la expended
where It la of no benefit and pot in a
bridge across that dangerous moan
tain stream.
Then has oeen considerable talk
among the would-be wise ones In our
midst with regard to the mode of
eg rasa from Daley's ball In oaae of a
fire, and 1 am glad to be able to state
that Mr.' D. has sent and bad a door
mad three feet wide (to put In the
rear end of the hall, thus giving two
openings, one in eadh end of tbe
bouse, one a large double door In
front and the other In the rear end,
both opening outward, and aa bis hall
Is on the lower floor acoesa to the
street ean be had without any special
risk, lie is expeottng aa large a orowd
this time aa was aver In attendanoo at
any ball in thla town. Ihare are al
ready about half aa many tleketa sold
for the masquerade ball Jan. 1st as
(hers were for the last daaoe.
No Oplnm in Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.
There Is not the least danger In
alvins Chamberlain's Uongb Remedy
to small children as It contains no
opium or other harmful drue. It baa
an established reputation of mora
than thirty tears aa tbe most success
ful nwdteln In use for colds, croup
and whooping cough. It always
onres ana is pleasant to taa. unu
drea Ilk it. Bold by Chaa. Strang.
From $15 Up
BOOTH TO TAKE FATHER'S HAND
Salvationists to Hp Itceoticilrd Attn
Lone; EntranReuii'n..
New York, Dec. 18. Word is c-'
nrted here within the next few dt:.
nf vnnnjtltlntlrtn nftnr Inns' f- I
trangement, between Coma3.it
Ballington Booth of the Volunteer
of American and his rather Genera.
William Booth, head of the Salva
tion Army.
Commander and Mrs Ballington
Booth are now on their way to Eng
land, and It waa aaid that correspond
ence before they left made It practi
cally certain that General Booth and
his son would be reconciled.
General Booth Is in feeble health,
and It Is understood he has expressed
a wish to see his son before he diet.
The meeting will not mean any
change In the attitude of the Volun
teers toward the Army in this coun
try. The two leaders will meet as
father and son, and not as the
heada of the two great rival organis
ations. To those friends with whom he
talked before he sailed Commander
Booth la said to havo made It clear
that nothing conld cause him to
abandon the Volunteer movement
here or make It In any way an ad
junct of the Salvation Army.
New Cure for Epilepsy.
T tl 1T7..-.. na 117- A-nt . f I
rural free delivery writes: "My
.1 V.. In. wamrm with
epilepsy, waa cured by Dr. King's
new ijll. z-uw. Due UM uui won-
attack for over two years." Best
body cleansers and lit giving tonic
pills on earth.
'Job at Unas. Strang's arug store.
wmk and iddly;
Hit Smi were toft and flabby.
Ha didn't hare a strong miucle in his
aotirabody.
The physician who had attended
tbe family for thirty years pretcribed
Scoffs EmuUion. 1
NOW:
To feel that boy's arm yoa
would think he was apprenticed to a
blacksmith.
ALL DRUGGISTS, BOo. AND SI.OO.
....
of this Unchallenged
NOBEL PEACE I'HIZE AWARDED. I
Plenty of Opposition to
Hooscvelt.
New York, Dec. 18. .ae Nor
wegian storthing did not bestow the
Nobel peace prise on President
Roosevelt without opposition. For
some months before the bestowal of
the prize, it Is stated, there had been
considerable agitation In favor of
awarding the prise to the so-called
"Karlstad commission," the group of
Swedish and Norwegian
who arbitrated the dlfrei
tween 8weden and Norway at the
time of tbe breach and who negoti
ated a peaceful separation of the
two countries.
The well known Norwegian auth
oress, Elizabeth Schoyan, led the
fight on the Norwegian side. The
keynote of her argument was that an
ounce of prevention was better than
a pound of cure, and ah pointed out
that the Joint commission had halted
on the brink of a dangerous crisis, a
situation which would have lad to a
war that would have been disastrous
la Its consequences to both of the
Scandinavian countries, while Presi
dent Roosevelt merely waa the means
of ending a war after all the damag
had been done.
Oared Paralysis.
W. F. Bailey, P. O. True, Texis,
writes: "My wife bad been suffer
ing five years with paralysis In her
arm, when I was persuaded to use
Ballard's Snow Liniment, whioh
oured her all right. 1 have also
used it for old sores, frostbites and
skin eruptions. It does the work.'
Sold by Chaa. Strang, Medford
Central Point Pharmacy.
...The Quality Store... .
MEDFORD'S FAHION STORE FOR MEN
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depart meat of tht Interior,
Land Office at Koieburg, Ore., Deo. 6,1906.
Kotice la hereby Wen tbat
MARION C.SRAVEY,
MARTHA R. MITCH KJLtL,
Sifter and sole belraat law of Jamea R.
Dann.dece.ued, (unmarried)
of Granta Paa-s Oregon, baa filed notice of bla
Intention to make final Bve-year proof In mp
port of hi claim, viz: Homeetead Entry No.
V130 made May li, 189. for tbe StW NE'i.SrC.
U; W U NW J4, NV BW. Bee S3, Tp. 33 8.
K. 2 K.and tbat said proof will be made be
fore the F eiiir and Receiver, U. 8. Land
Office, at Rosebunr- Oregon, on January 3d, 1W7.
He names me lo.iowinr wuneveea w prove
bli contlmioofl residence upon and cultivation
nf Mid land, vls:McDonald Verdue and Jobn W.
Walden, of Proepect, Orvcon and Jamea Dean
and A.1. Dean, of Grant Paes, Oregon.
uuivtwn ju. ADD!, accnicr.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United State. Land office,
Roaeburf , Oregon, October 11, ltfOS.
Notice ! hereby given tbat In compliance
with the provision! of Hie act of Congreni t
eon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, aa
extended to all tbe Pnblle Land Btatea by act
of Anguat 4, UM,
BERTHA L. MCPHERSON,
of Medford, county of Jackton, State of Or
egon, baa tnlf day filed In this office her sworn
worn statement no. 7IM. for tbe purchase of
tbe he of section Ho. . Ic township no. tit,
Houth, ranire 3 east, and will offer proof to
show that tbe land sought la more valuable
for Its Umber or atone than for agricultural
fMirposes, and to establish her claim to said
and before A. s. MM ton, Ij 8. Commiiwloner,
at blKoffiee at Medford, Oregoc, on Monday,
the 11th day of Marrh, 1907.
His names as wltnenes: P. Wilmer McPher
non of Medford, Oregon; Lu'nar U Porter ot
Medford, Oregon: William Wanton Parker of
Big Butte, Oregon: Robert I. Parker ol Dig
Butte. Orgon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-deicrlbed lands art requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
llth dxy of March. 1007.
Uehjamiii L. EbDT, Register.
TIN HER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United HUtee Land Offlne,
Roneburg, Oregon, Oct. 26, l0o.
Notice If hereby given that In eotnpl lance with
the provisions of the act of Congresa of Jane
I, ttrt, entitled "An act for the sale tif timber
lands In the States of California, Oregon, Ne
vada,, and Washington Territory," as extended
to all thsPabilclandBUtesbyactof Anejusl
4. isn,
EDWARD CRAPTREE,
of Prospect, county of Jaeknon, Stnte of Ore
on. has this dav filed In this office bis sworn
statement No, IKt, for the purcnase of the
HWUNK. Of section NO. 82, in townshlpNO 8S
south, range wo. t East and will offer proof to
xnow int. 1 1 no iana mngoi in more vaiunoie
for Its timber or atone than for agricultural
Tinrnoses. and to establish his claim to said
land before A. 8. Hilton, U. H. ComtnlMloner,
ai nis oince at meaiora, uregon, on Monuey,
the llth dav of Pebruarv. 1807.
He names as witnesses: George Daniel, Ira
F. crsotree ana wuuan t. urievo, an oi rroe-
fpct, Oregon and Joho Oileve. Of Central
olnt, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe
abovtMlescrlbed lands are requested to file
their claim in this office on or before said 11 tb
day of February, IVU7.
BnuAMnr L. Eddy Register,
Admisistratqr'sjinal Notice-
Notice Is hereby given that the ondtratgned
administrator ot the estate of Mary J. Daback
deceaoed, baa filed in tbe connty court of Orr
gon forJackaon County, his final account aa such
administrator of said estate, and that the said
court has fixed Monday, January Uth, KD7, at
10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day a the
date upon which laid final account will be
h?ard. All persons Interested or having ob
jections to the same will fie their objections
thereto on or before tbe said da; and date
1KVIN IiaHACK,
Administrator of the estate of Mary J. Dahaok,
dcoessed.
Suits 750
Statement,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at RoMeburs.Ort.., Oot. 22. 1008.
Notice Is hera.lv stven that the Inllnwlnt.
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final commutation proof In support of
his claim, and that oald proof will be m&oe be
lore A. U. Hilton, U. H Commiswloner, at his
oflioe, at Medford, Oregon, on January 10, IflOr,
viz: '
WILLIAM R. LA MR.
on H. E. No. law!, for the.BK Section No.
W. la Township 84 South of Range No. S East
tie names ine lonowing witnesses to prove
hUcnntinuous residence uoonand cultivation
of said land. vis.
trunk ii. iNcineriena. Kimer n. Hoard man,
Aaron JLteck. 8. ft. PenU, of Hlir Butte. Or,
goo. UUIJAMIlt L. EODT,
KCgtster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IV par . inent of the Interior.
Land Of.'ce at Roebunf, Ore.. Oct. t4, IWA.
Notice Is herehv alven that the followtiiit-
na ned settler has filed notice of bis intention
to make flnsl proof In nupport of his claim,
a d that iald prool will be made before A. B.
union, u. a. uonniw toner, at nis onioe, at
Medford. Oreg.-n, nn January 10, 1907, Viz:
CtlltTIK TCKllATE.
on H. E No. KWJ5.br Francis M.Tungate,fatber
and bclr of said necetuted homesiviul entry
man. for the lota 2, 3 and 4 and S H N WH- Sec
tion 2, in Tow lab I p 36 Hcmth, of Hange 8 East.
He n-tmes the lotlowtng wltnexes to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of "aid land, viz:
Emanuel Pool, of Rig Butte, Oregon; Jasper
R. Pred-nbnrg, of Big Butte, Oregon: Joseuh
(leppv.it, of Mfdford, Orvgon; Joseph Hall, of
jacasuoTiiie, U'CgOQ.
BBNJAMnf C EDDT,
Ragltter.
NOTICE FOt PUBLICATION,
Department nf the Interior,
Land Office at Rriseburx. Ore.. Oct. i. 1MM,
Notice Is hereby given that John I). Kltcr, of
P ron poet, Oregon, has fl ed notice of his in ten
tinn to make tlnal five-year proof in support of
his claim, vis: Homeitead Entry No. 11015
made September 24. 1WI, for the BE , Suction
1. Township 82 south. Range 2 Kast, and tbat
sain prnoi win Dumatie ueiore a. n. i,nion. u.
8. Commissioner, at bit office, at Medford. Ore
.mn. nn J&nuarv 11. Will
He names the following witnesses to prove
nis roni innons resiuence upon, ana cuiuvauou
vii toe iami, vix.
lam T. Urieve. 'Hrvlp HcCall, Edwaxd T.
on
UZNJAXIN L. EfiDT.
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
iiruarvoicni oi in tumrior,
Land Office at KoHotmrg, Ore. Ht-nt. 8. .008.
Notice Is hereby given tbat tbe following
named settler has filed notice of bis Intention
to make rinal Proof in support ot bis claim,
and that said nroof will bo made before A. B.
Rllton, 0. B. Commissioner, at his office, lo
Medferd, Oregon, on November is, 1WB, vis;
KJNAR HCHRADKR.
on H. E., No. 13908, for the E H NW W U
NKU.of section No. 14, In township No. li
south, ef range No. 1 East.
He name, the following witnesses to prove
his aoBtlnnfliis residence nnon and cultivation
oi said land, via: Lane Wyland.of Kagle Point,
uregon : james Kerinaw, oi neiien, uregon;
Oliver Helms and Matthew S. Thompson, botb
oi Climax, uregnn.
BkkjahiN L Eddy, ReglsMr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
iiepariment n we inierior.
Land Office at Koseburg, Ore., Oct. ?l, 1906
Notice Is hereby given that ui fbl rowing
named settler ha filed notice of bla Intention
to make final et m mutation proof in support of
his claim, and tbat latd proof will be made
before A 8. Hilton. 0. B. L-rmml'tloner, at his
offics, at Medford, uregon, on January iu, iw,
TlW IRA F. CRABTRKK,
on H. E. No. 1W74, lor the bk NW Section
2, in Township Wflouth, Ranges KasU
He names the following wltnesset to prove
his contlnuonc residence upon and cultivation
tif said lano vis:
Oeorge Daniel, Jobn Grieve, William T.
Grieve, Edwin f. Graham, all ol Prospeot, Ore
goo m BCNJAimt L. EttDT.
Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior,
United Sutea Lao-1 Offlee,
Roseburg , Ore., Sept. 27, 1906.
A sufflelmt anntit ifl.n.vit hins wm
Died In this office by Oscar Tibbetta, contest
ant, against homestead entry No. 11U64, made
Augni-t 14, r.vi, lor svf & 8W w, Becion uh.
Township 35 South. Raoge 2 West, by Percy O.
Payne, Con tee tee, la wbleh It Is alleged that
said Percy O Payne baa abandoned said land
for a period of ore year last past; tbat the lm-
Crovements wbicn were placed upon the land
y the said homesteader have been sold by
him and by other partlea have been removed
from tbe aald homestead; said partlea are
hereby notified to anopar. iMnond krw nfTar
evfdenoetouchlngsald allegation at 10 o'clock
s. si.on reoruary. ia. iw, oeior a. b Blltoo.
D B. Oommlraloner. at bin offltw in MmATnrA.
O re goo (and that final hearing will be held at
luociooa a m. on reoruary li, iuu, neror)
tha U,laas . Uuu.lr.i St.- 1
States Land uffice In Rote burg, Oregon.
The said contestant having, to a proper affl
davit, filed Sept 27, 190rt. set forth facta which
show tbat after due diligence personal service
ot this notice enn not be made. Is Is hereby
ordered and directed that sucb notice be given
UKJUAMIH U. IiDDV, KOglSUr.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3.
1878. NOTICE FOR PUB
LICATION. United Btatea Lend Office,
naeburg, Oregon, October 16. 1906.
Notice la hereby given that in compliance
with tbe nrovlalonsof the act of Comrretui of
JuneS. 18.8, entitled "An act for the sale of
nmoerianas in me mates oi ueiuornia, ore
gou, Nevada, and Washington Territory," aa
extended to all the Public Land Slates by act
of August 4, 1W1,
MARC (IB G. FOH8UM.
of At James.countyof Watonwan State of Min
nesota, bus thu day filed In tblsolfiro his sworn
statement No. 7i14. for tbe purchase of tbe
NEW, of Section No. 24, In Township No.
40 B., Range No. 8 West, and will ofinr proof to
show tbat the land sought Is more valuable lor
Its timber and stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establMh hit claim to aald land
before A-R. Bllton. U 8. Commissioner, at his
office in Med lord, Oregon, on Monday, the llth
day of February, 1907.
Be names as witnesses: Daniel 4 Green and
Daniel D. Duff of Medto'd, Oregon. Alberts. '
Baltmarab, of Runcorn. Ortgon, and Bamnel
Jackson, of Si James, Minnesota.
Any or all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims In this office oe or before aald
llth day of retruary, IUU7.
Bekjami L. Eddy. Register.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3,
1878 NOTICE FOR PUBLI
CATION. United flutes Land Cfflce,
Roseburg, Oregon, October 18, 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with ths provisions of the act of Coo gross of
June 8, 1878, entitled ' An net for the sale of
timber lands In tbii States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the Publle Land States by act
of August 4, 1892.
, BAH UK b JACKSON,
of BJJemea, county ot Matonwan, State of
Mftflffkota, has this day filed In this office hie
sworn itetemen t No. TulSJor the purchase of the
N a of Bectlon No 24, Township No. 40 S-,
Range No 8 West, and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for lie -timber
or stone thao for agricultural paBpoene,
and to establish his claim lo aald land before
A. H. Bllton, U. H. Commlftsltner, at his office
at Medford, Oregon, en Monday, the llth dr
of February, 1907.
He namea as wltntseee: Marcos O. Poeetnu.
of St James, Minnesota, Albert B. Saltmarsb,
of Runcorn, Oration, and I ran lei D. Duff and
Daniel K. Green, of Medford. Orejpn.
Any and all persoqs claiming adversely the
above -described laofis are rerraested to file
their claims in tbla office on or before aald
llth day of February, 1W7.
B MM AH IK 1 ElDY, Register.
BERDAN BROTHERS
FOHVg AND COMT-UCTOeff
Hat Is tact ion guaranteed 0
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