The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, June 21, 1907, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextA PORCH PARTY June Is tho time for out-door festivities. One of the pleasantest forms of amusement possible at this time Is the lawn or porch party. Special Electrio Illumination adds materially to the beauty and delight of such a Jollification. A few Electrio Lamps hung In Japanese lantor;-.s go a long way. Get your home wired for Electricity at once and It will be very little trouble to string temporary lights for special occasions. Send for the Estimate Man. CONDOR WATER POWER CO. Wfau Bldf . Phone 846 Midford, Orsgon. Fan Season Is Here Both Base Ball And Electric ELECTRIC FANS provide summer comfort for the busi ness man at his work, and for his entire family at his home, with but nominal expense and no trouble. With an Electric Fan in your dining room, it is a pleas ure to go home to your meals. . . .Vith an Elbctbic Fan in your place of business, it is a pleasure for your customers to trade with you Ana they wont be in a hurry to depart. At the Soda Fountain and other places of refreshment, the Electric Fan, with a few strands of baby ribbon fluttering in the breeze, serves as a thirst producer. "Electric Light and the Electric Fan make a strong combination for summer comfort. , You can run a desk fan all day at a cost for current of less than five cents. Order your fan today. Simply mail us a postal card with your name and address, or telephone 855, or call at our office. We will do the rest. OUR. COUNTY 8 x Correspondents Jacksonville News. K. T. SUplel of Ashland has teen ending to buaineea.matters In Jack ivlUe this week. Dlitrlot Attorney A. E. Kesmes 4 wlte nave returned from a tlslt tn relatives living In Berkeley, tylveator Patterson, an ex-eberifl this oounty, was down from Ash. 'd Toeaday transacting business at i oounty seat. diss Marlon White, of tbe Jaok lvlUe publlo schools baa returned bar home In Cottage Grove where will spend her vaoatlon. 41m ataigaiet Linn, of Seattle, nt a few days of tbls week In ikeonvllle visiting her parents Mr, i Mrs. David Lilnn of this place, lira. Mamie I'ox and daughter, trl, of Jacksonville, lfft Saturday tbe Klamath Mot Springs, Calif., iota tbey will rusticate for several eks. It the annual school meeting of voters of the Jacksonville school trios U. O. Ueekinan saa elected tool dircotoi to succeed U W. Iggs. Sister M. Edina and sister M. nrj, who bsro been Instructors at -. Mary's Academy during the past ar, left Friday for Portland, where jy will spend their Taoatlon. " deputy olerk Molie Towne spent edneaday In Pboeolx. " llerlathTr Frank Towne tbe retail merchant Pboenlx, left Wedneday tor Maine, waa called on bualness I wbere he matters. Miss Myrtle Sutton, who a tew years ago waa ethnographer In tbe office of diftriot attorney A. E Keamea, waa recently graduated from the Uood Samar'tan hospital of Port land as a trained nurse. - Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Dunford and Mayor Emil ilrltt of Jacksonville, hnvM MtnrtiMl from Portland, where - - uiu uruunru sw utuu they have been attending tbe sessions , 8otnn Oregon. 0 the grand lodge ox naeons ana me Mary's Academy Tbuisday, ware air, and Mrs. O. O. White, Myrtle Creek, Mlaa Uladys Julian, of Yreke, Mlas Sylvia Copeland, of Hornbrook, Calif. and Mr. and Mia. J. W. Dodge and daughter, Anita, of Talent. TABLE ROCK ITEMS, (BY J. C. P.) Mr. and Mia W. R. Byrnm spent Sunday with the Porter family In Central Point. Stewart Porter accompanied by Mies Martin aod Miss Reed came out from Central Point Sunday and climbed lower Table Rook. Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Hltzler and Master Denny visited at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Rlsner In Medford Sunday. Earl May waa on tbe sick Hat a couple of days last week, but waa feeling much better at laat reports. Mr. and Mra R. 0. Washburn, ac companied by their neloe, Margaret, Mears took a drive around tbe Valley Tneeday, visiting Jacksonville and other towns. All those who bad the pleasure ol attending tbe closing exerolscs at the Agate school house, speak In the highest terms of tbe work of both teaober and pupils. The annual school meeting Monday passed off quteUy. Mr. E. O. Blssell waa elected to auooeed himself as clerk and E. a Bltzler to fill tbe place of director for three years, Master Homer Elwood came out from Medford on bis wheel Tuesday morning and spent tbe day witb frlenda at "Tbe Oaks" returning the same evening. John White of Medford baa made several trips to this aeotlon lately with different parties of borne seekers and all have been greatly pleased witb what they saw. , Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Madame made a business trip to Central Point and Medford Filday. Qlenn May wbobaa been spending some time In Medford returned witb them, A veiy erratic bal) storm passed tbiough here one day last weok it waa short, sharp and narrow la extent, but It left ita marks on tbe growing apples In several orchards. A good many of tbe Table Rook tax payers were attending Circuit court in Jaoksonllle last Thursday. J. Q, Morrison was found guilty of Inter ferlng with tne management of the table hock Irrigating ditob. Mr. and Mra Frank Brown drove down from Eagle Point Sunday, but weie unfortunate In rinding friends away from borne. The beautiful day coaxed nearly every one out for a stroll or a neighborly visit. Uleon May and Vera Pendleton went out on a Baking trip np Rogue Hirer Saturday , afternoon and re turned Sunday evening with a good catch of finny beauties. Tbey say the pigs In tbat aeotlon are good rustlers as they got some flab and praotloally all their rovlalon. Mr. Cate, from tbe Agricultural College at Corvakls, wbo baa been at work in Southern Oregon for three mouths, Investigating oroharda for Canker, was In this locality last week. He found very lltte of tbat dread disease here and spoke of tbe orchards as being exceptionally clean. He was much surprised to find the orchards and tbe soil found be and was so muob taken with tbe present and proapectlve f.uit outlook for this aection tbat be expressed tbe Inten tlon of getting bold of some land to set out to trees, and apoke In par. tloular of Mr. Washburn's seven year old orchard as being one of the best teresls. Lewis Breeding and wife came down from the Bine Ledge Monday to visit tbe letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Csrter ol ProvolU Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman went to Medford Monday to meet their daughter, Mra, Emma Bartlett of Sacramento, who will vlait her parents this aummer. Meadames Hayes and McLaughlin were shopping at the oounty-se.it Mooday. George Culy, the Steamboat stock man, was In Medford Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Wnndtot Jacksonville drove out Saturday with ber husband who U the Applegate stage proprietor. Mrs. Thus. Oinder and daughter, Miss Lillian, wbo bave been sojourning this section for tbe past four months departed for their home In Portland Thursday. Mr. Uinder and son, Chas. will remain during tbe summer. The annual school meeting was held Monday, Hon. U. D. Kubll and Mrs N. Pernoll were re-ele.ted director and clerk respectively. No teacher's ap plications have yet been received fur the ensuing school year. Eagie Point Eaglets. grand lodge of tbe O. E. S. John Murphy, of Ashland, attended the closiug exerolaea of St. Mary's Academy Thursday. Mr. Murphy waa aooompauied borne by hie niece, Miss Allen Kingsbury, who has been a student at St. Mary's Academy during the past year. The Brat Issue of tbe "Jacksonville Pust" came out Saturday and Is one of the newlest and moat attractive aheete published In tbe county. It thia paper keeps op to the standard of Its II ret Issue It will never lack support. Mr. ana Mis. Jerry Nunsn and grandson, Donald Russell left Sunday for Newport where tbey will rusticate for a few weeks, Mr. Nunan has re cently completed a 1700 Cottage at Newport and the members of bis family will spend the summer montns at this popular resort, Henry Pernull of Applegate, waa at Jackaouville visitor Monday Mr. Pernoll has been pitcher Lake Creek Items. Jobn A. Miller was visiting with home folks recently. He Is now build ing a large stock barn tor Call von ner llellen. He reports the work progressing1 loely. G. M. Wmn, of Yankee creek, was a pleasant caller at tbe bom e ol J. W. Kinney last Sunday. He reports all o. k In hie nelghborbood. Mr. Winn Is thinking of ranohlng some on South Butte. Thus. Baldwin, of Prlnesville, Ore gon, visited bis rather ana eiettr ana their families recently. Mr. Baldwin is a prosperous banker of Prlnes ville, and on aooount of.'aome exten sive brick building work wbiob he Is having done there he only stayed a few days, Mra. Baldwin visited In Portland in the meantime. Dlea At Mrownsboio, June 13, l'.OT, Mrs. Eliza Mills, age 81 yeaia 11 BY A. C. HOWLETT. Last Sunday Miss Maggie Daley went to visit witb Misses Bertha aod Maud Peacbey on Yankee oreek. Mra. Mary Wrigbc acoompaoied by ber daughter, Miss Minnie, and Miss Blanoh Cox, went to Medford laat Saturday. The two girls went on to Ashland to attend tbe Childrena' Day exerolaea at the Congregational churob. Arthur Morrison had the misfortune to loose valuable mare last week, thus breaking up his team. She laid down and In rolling ran a sharp stlok ipto her body, penetrating tbe Intes tines, oauslng death In a abort time. L. M. Summons, who baa been working at tbe. Blue Ledge mine for some time, came out and joined bis balf-biotber and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. -rTurblvllIe, stopping witb us Thursday and Friday nights on their way to Ft. Klamath. They In tended to go the Rogue river route, nut wben tbey readied here learned tbat the anew waa too soft to bear them up, on the high hills, ao they went by Asbland and Klamath Falls. Hugo von der Hellen and Thomas Riley were pleasant ealleie last Sun day. Mr. von der Hellen informed us that his wife had gone to Corrallls to be present at tbe marriage of their son George to one of tbe Corrallls young ladles Rev. Edward F. Green, of Ashland, went down on Tuesday to perform the marriage ceremony for the young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. von der Hellen will take Dp their abode at the Blue Ledge mine, wbere Mr. von der Hellen baa tbe poslltiou of aasayor for tbe company. Tbeie waa an auto oame out last Sunday morning onntainlng three men and one lady. Tbey started as tboogb tbey were going up tbe bill on the road to Yankee oreek, but left tbe machine at tbe foot of tbe bill and proceeded on tbelr way on foot. I learned later that tbey were Mr, Lawton, of tbe firm ot Page A Law ton, and a land buyer and bla w Ife looking for land. They bought tbe Geo. Brown tract of laud paying f25 ptr acre. Eagle Point is gradually oomlng to tbe front and people are learning tbat we have some choice farms In tbese parte. - Our sohool meeting waa well at tended, in fact the best attended of any sohool eleotlon we have bad for several years. Tbe people are begin nlng to see tbe necessity of putting in persona foi directors tbat take an Interest In our sobools and are In favor of having the best teaobera and good schools. W. L. Childretb, our blacksmith, was elected direotur and Mrs. Alioe V. Cooke was elected clerk with no opposition. Mrs. Cooke waa one of tbe teaohera, wbo waa die oharged by the board last winter and by her being elected as olerk without opposition is considered as an in dorsement of her course. It le ex peoted tbat tbls little affair will be carried to tbe courts as Mrs. Cook held tbe register and made her re port Just the same aa though abe had taught the entire term out and now olaima her pay for the fire months that she waa to teach. months and 2b days. She waa one of far the the early pioneers of Oregon, having Grants Pass base ball nine for several I crossed tbe plains In 1852 with ber years and is considered to be about the beat ametour pitcher in the state, lie has recently Joined the base ball nine ot Portland and will pitch for tbls team on tbe Fourth of July. Among the out of town people who attended tbe olosing exercisee of St, ; F. Newhall & Sons. Chicago, His., Fruits. ALTHOUGH We are Apple Specialists, we .handle other fruits heavily, and we know how to appreciate the fine pears and plums of the famous Rogue River Valloy. We invite correspondence from dealers and associations. . at-eiabllehed 65 Years Asia. husband, James Mills. She leavea a son Edward Mills, ot Brownsboro, and a host of friends to mourn her lots. She has been helpless for three years. The remains were Interred at the Brownsboro oemrtery, Rev. J. W. Kinney conducted the funeral aervlce, a large -rowd of trlends were In attendance. APPLEUATB ITEMS. C. J. McLaughlin and wile were Jacksonville visitors one day last week. J. G. Fulton has returned from San Francisco where he bas been selling stock in the Madrons mine. John and Henry Pernoll came out from Jacksonville Monday with a load ol merchandise. Miss Annie O'Hrinn.lhe stenographer has returned from Grants Teas where she has been employe I at the box factory. Hon. H. D. Kubll spent last week at Squaw Lake looking after bis cattle In-1 aOLD HILL Nuaarrs. Mr. Shipley of Moonville spent Sat urday In Gold H1U. Mrs. Stuiubo, nee Miss Josle Storey, bas been visiting her mother tbe past week. Miss Nina Carter, the assistant postmistress is taking ber annual vac tlon at Rsdlanda, California. Mra Nina Smith and son. Dr. Smith, are again sojourning at "Cor poral G" tbelr mine no Sardine oreek. Tb Jennings Brothers went on Saturday evening to Astoria to at tend the funeral of their youngest brother. Mrs. Tom Robertson and children took the Saturday morning train for Medford to spend S juday with bei mother, Mrs. Harrington. Mra. F. C. Williams and eon, Carter, of Medford, spent last week with her friend, Mra. R. C Keissy, in tbe absrnee of Kev. Williams, wbo was attending tbe annual convention of the Dlooese at Portland. A very pleasant "oherry picking bee" is reported as bavlug occurred at Peltoo rnnoh almost a week ago. The Gold HIU ladies who were ao fortunate aa to get Invitations are still recalling witb pleasure the In cident of the past afternoon. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Laat Sunday ersnlng Children's day exercisee were held at the Methodist Eplsoopal oboruh In this city. The church was beauitfully deooiated witb potted plants, cut dowers and evergreens, wbile over tbe pulpit wss a large arob of ever greens and flowers, and this Il lumined with colored electric lights. The program was very Interesting and every part especially well bandied, especially pretty and well rendered waa the flower drill, made op or the little queen and sixteen little girl at tendants. These were drilled by Miss Minnie Corey, whose efforts aro deserving of credit The program olosed with a "Uiblog" perform ance, by Rev. rteuter. Tbls was applied morally and spiritually and in It Mr, Renter sbowrd bow, even lo blbloal days, tbe devil went tlsbing with all kinds of bait, and that he waa auooesful to a limited degree lo oatobing tbe unwary, as be Is this day and date, and be pictured, also, tbe awful fate of those who were ao weak aa to be tempted by the devil's delusions and snares. Tbe evening's program waa very entertaining and was fully appreciated by the large crowd In attendance. Come aod get our "special prices" on Cbinaware. Roberta & Reagan. K. H. H alley baa tbe Palaoe Hotel nearly ready to open, both as to hotel proper and tbe dining room. Tbe hotel baa oeen refurnished with new furniture, the rooms all newly papared, carpeted and painted, and cn Tuesday noon, of next week tbe dining room will be opened for patronage. Tbls room baa also been newly papered and painted, and new furniture baa been purobaaed for it also, aod tbe kitchen too baa been refitted and re-furnished, Wben the postoflioe snail bave vacated Its present quarters that room will be made over Into a dining room and the room now In use for that purpose will be used for an offloe. Special sewing machine sale Sat urday afternoon at White & Trow bridge real estate office. All makea from 85 to J. T. Spencer and B. W, Read. bomesteadera on tbe uunsurveyed portion of township 34, range 2 east, were In Medford Tursday on busi ness. These gentlemen tell tbat there are very near forty actual settlers on this unaurveyed land. Many of these, they tell, are making some good, substantial homes ; good houses have been built, and the land la be ins cleared and aet to fruit or planted to gardens. Some bave from twenty to one hundred rods of Irrigating ditch, and many bave substantial harna and fenoee, while nearly all of them -have wagon roads out out and graded to tbelr bouses. For Sale Light surrey, nearly new and In good repair. Will eell cheap. Fred Luy, Medfora. 25-tf. E. Rensbew, of Portland, puroased from E, P. Bennett, ten acres of apple orchard In East Med ford. 'Ibe tract la the north half of Mr. Bennet'a orchard and Includes the land upon which the dwelling Is locaed. Tbe price paid waa 17500. Mr. Rensnaw, wbo la but recently from Iowa, will move to Medford witb his family . during the aummer and expects to make thla hia perms nent abiding plaoe. Attorney G. W. White, and daugh ter, Miss Ciarlcie, of Klamath talis. we-e tbe guests of William Angle and family a few daye tbia week, as waa also Dr. Floyd Wblte, of Portland. Mrs. E. E. Gore Teacher of Piano and Voioe Speolal class methods for ohlldren Htudio at residence, corner w and e streets, We make a specialty ot fine watch repairing at tne Medford Jewelry 4 upturn tjo. ti. C. G. Don, of Sprague, Washing ton, Is the new day operator at the depot Leave orders for parsley at Mil ler & Eubank'a grocery, Medford. For aale An exoellent quality of orick in any quantity, u. w. rrid- dy. Medford, Oregon, tff We Oreg'on Apple Shippers U. H. BLODGEI CO., (Established 1B8I.I BOSTON, Mass. WORCESTER, Mass. Want Oregon Apples and will either Buy same or Handle on Commis sion. ugCorrespon dence solicited AMONU TUB CHURCHES. M. B. CHCW-H, SOVTH Next Sunday morning Rev. Goulder 111 preach, morning and evening. His morning snoject will be the the Final Subjugation of tbe World by Christ " In tbe evening bis aubjeot will be:-"lf God Be For Us Who oan be Against Us?" Sunday school at 10 o'olock. EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Sunday June 'il, Morning eervlce and sermon at 1L Tbe Sunday sohool meets at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening, June 20, at 7:30 there will be the first meeting of boys to form a boys' chorus. PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCH. June 23rd Is Children's Day at tbe Presbyterian ohuroh. All are Invited to tbls service at 10:30 a. to. At 8 o'clock in the evening tbe Rev. J. K. Howard, who has just returned from the General Assembly at Columbus, Ohio, and from a visit to the James town Exposition will preach. Do not fail to bear him. June 30th le the National day In the churob. At 11 o'clook a, m. on tbat day Hon. Wm, M. Colvig will apeac on 'The Nation." nsxtSundsy. The Christian Endeavor meets at I p. m. Miss llattie Alien, leader. w. r. BDielde, faitor. M. S. CHURCH, NORTH. Methodist Epls-wpal ohuroh B street, "rifty Two Elvio Stations" will be tbe subject next Sabbath morning. At night the topic will be, "Have Angels Anything to do with tbe Inhabitants of tbls World?" AU are invited. CHRISTIAN MCIKNCK. Christian Sclenoe Servioea are held every Sunday morning at eleven o'clock In tbe Commercial Club rooms Subject for June 23rd Uhi 1st Ian Sclenoe". All ate wel come. THINGS TOLD ON THE STREET. Ward Wblteal-le, by letter from Portland : "Please send our Mall to our new address. We are nicely located In South Portland and all we need now to make ns happy is tbe Medford Mail. " 1. Householder : I am telling you tbat all tbore n. w bnildings keeps my teams busy hauling lime. 1 am now burning another kiln, and If I don't miss my footing some plaoe i will be able to supply all demands." S. J. Summerlln " Haven't any thing to ttlck about at all. The Hotel Moore la doing better than we figured on at tbe tint start. Ibe rooms are filling up rapidly and everything looks good to me. A fellow oan't help feeling pretty good to be In boslneas in a city like Medford. One that's growing all tbe time. New people oomlng In new buildings going np. Everything and everybody moving all tbe time. It makea one feel like moving a little himself. " Carl Naregan : Business In tbe Abstract line could not well be better tban It la right now. Father and I are both kept busy from well, from tbe time we commence work In tbe morning until we let go at night and I'm tellng you tbat Dad don't jar loose very easy and youta truly keeps bis eye on tbe ticker, but Dads do Union man leastwise If be be la working under a special dis pensation. J. W. Green: "We are now down 12U0 feet witb the well at the toe plant th And the aame formation at that dbtb tbat we bave been working In for 1200 feet Mo we bave no in dication of anytbing different Everything looks alike to na but there surely will be a change of formation soon. However, we are going to keep hammering away and will nave to be satisfied witb results, whatever tbey may eventually prove to be." Dissolution of Partnership. Notice Is hereby given tbat the co partnership heretofore existing by and between D. G. Karnes and J. F. Hitter, doing business In Medford, Oregon, under the firm name of Karnes 4 Bitter, la by mutual con sent, this day dissolved, Mr, Kainea retiring from the business, his Interest having been purchased by Owen Dunlap, wbo together with Mr. Rltter, will continue tbe business. Dated at Medford, Oregoo, thla 7tb day of June, 1007. D. G. Karnes, J. F. Rltter. Horses for Sale. I have for aale 22 bead of well broke horses weighing from 1100 to 1500 pounds. R. B. Porter, 23-3t Central Point, Oregon. For Sale. A small saw mill, n.srly new. in good oondttiou. Has been inn only part of one aesson. Will cm 2-"i,0UO feet per day. Will be sold at a bar gain. Address Box No. 22, Lcland, Or-cnu Taken up Notice. There oame Into my enolosure, ten miles tbls side of Prospect, on June 1th, a dark bay mare, about five years old, shoes on front feet branded "J H" on left Shoulder,, little white on hind foot; bad halter ou. Ace Love. County Treasurer Fifth Call. For redemptionof County Warranto Warrants Protested from October 4 1905, to December 28, 1903. Both dates Inclusive. Interest fo oeaae from above date. (First Publication of Notice) June 14, 1907. Jaa. M. Cronemlller, B County Trear. Farmer Maxoy ie ' in from bis Butte oreek ranch for a visit with town people. Miss Jessie Cule left Wednesday evening for Portland, to attend the Rose Carnival and visit friends. W. S. Clay and daughter, Mra. Meader, returned this week from a few weeks' stay at Bartlett Springs, Calif. Mr. and Mr. H. G. .Nioholson and Mr. and Mrs "Jinks" MoCowan are mingling witb other ohoioe rosea at tbe Rose Carnival In Portland tbia week. CONTEST NOTICE Office. Roseuutg. Ore.. June 12, l'A7. A sufficient contest affl'lavlt bavins: hreo tiled in this office by l.ee Xltlvhcll. comet(Bul. attains! homsHtead entry No. ltuM. nis-le l),a. Is. 1900 for NEW, of Beo-ioQ 2u, Towmblp :s South Rants. 1 West bv William H. Xut. Contestee, In which It ti alleged tbat said William H Macr.bas abandoned tbe above mentioned nomesteuu lor a period ol more tban an moo lbs last Bast: fn fact hs has abandoned tba land for a greater period of time than six month., he not having Wen on It for over years rive ;that he, himself never made any improvements on the land ; that there was a cabin on the land which was put there by a former homesteader, or "squatter;" tbat aid abstnee was not due toemploymeot In the military or naval aemceof tbe united states In time of war sutd parties are- hereby notllied to appear. tasnond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. at. on July, 81. VXfl, before A. S. BUton, U. H. Commissioner, at bis office In Medford, Oregon (and that final hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on August U, 1UU7, before) tbe Register aod Receiver, at the United States Land ufflce la Rose burg, Oregon. Tbe said contestant bavins, In a proper affl. davit, flled June U. 1907, set forth facts. which sbow tbat after due diligence personal service ot this notice can not be made. It la hereby ordered and dlreeted that such notice be given by due and proper publication. - Bexjahik l. Eddv, Register. CITATION. Inthe County Court of tbe State of Ore(OD for the County ol Jackson. In tbe matter of j t' e Extate of I Mary K. Clark, ) Deceancd i Citation To Bertha V. ' lark, J Greeting, J - IN THE KAMkOFTHK 8TATE OF OJtEGON, Vuu are hereby cited and required lo appear in the County Court of the Mate of Or-gon, to' tlie County of Jacknon, a, the Cuurt xtm tuereof, at Jacksonville in the Cou nty of Jack ion on Saturday, the 2Dth davof July 107, at K o'clock, tn the forenoon of that d, then and thert-to HbowoauM if any you have why an order of sale abouid not be made by thia court authorizing, empowering and Itcenaing the ad mln la tra tor of the natd estate to aell the tol lowing described real autate belonRing to tbe naid estate lor the porinee of paying the claims attain st the estate and the coats and expenses ol administration, to-wlt: Alloflot3 1n section 16, township 37, B. R 2 west of W. M. containing 8.1a acres Also be ginning at a point on tbe section line 6.16 chain north of the one-fourth section corner on the lint; between section 10 and 17 In said township ind range, thence north 6.16 chains thence 38.03 chains to tbe west boundary line of P. L. C. No. i'.l. In said township and range thence south along said line 6.16. chains thence west 33 0i chains to the beginning con taining '.W.34 acresAlso beginning at the ona fourth section corner on the line between sections 16 and 17 in sale: township and range and running ihenct north on "aid line 6 16 chains thence 33.03 chains to the west bound ary line of said D. I- C. thence sou Ji 6.16 chains to tbe line between lots 2 and 3 In said st ction 16, thence west Kl.02 chains to the nlace ot beginning containing 20.34 acres aa the same Is described in volume 40 at paKe4U&of tbe deed records of Jackson County. Oregon. Alio bcaTinninir at the north west tract of land In section ie lu township 87, 8.R. 2 W., W. M. and running thence south 10.86cbalbs, thence wes S3.90 chains, thence north 10.86 chains thence east 23U0cbalns to the beginning containing a acres more or less as described In the deed records of said ata e and county In volume 46 at page 410 thereof and all of said real estate containing 74 81 acres more or less. Tbe Hon. George W Iuon, Judge of the County Coui t of the Slate of Oregon, for the County of Jackson with tbe seal of tald Court anti-nd. this lath day of June, A. I). 1D07. Aimii w. h. ivlknan, uiera. By M. B. ToWJME, Deputy Clerk. i9: 9 9) 9 m OS m i 9 9 9 m 9S if EVERYBODY IS INTERESTED m m m m 9 m m m m IN Finding Good Things for the Table, and a great many people are rinding that our Store is the Grocery Headquarters FOB the City of Medford, and also for the sur rounding country. Our stock is complete, fTesh and many new customers are coming our way every day. If you want the best at prices which tell, come and see us. All we ask is a chance to make good. ' Yours for Trade ROBERTS & REAGAN Medford' Leading Grocers m jr.