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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1907)
J. OUR. COUNTY ; Correspondents BLUB LEDOE ITEM Tbs good month ol Beptember brought u ao mora beautiful weather tbas tit bm oars lb put fort night. . W bsvs had thraatoaad itomi bat all have blown awn tad aaa sblass every day. Owaa .Baddy, who haa boas Baasaapnat ark iw Kilsea, oaass p Friday svsalag and assured oik ltb Mins Foreman Smiley. Iba Naakar and Campbell oamp front over tha dtrlda wu moved la Wadaaaday, lUana Bd Du aad Clyde Shsw being tha Uat ooea to leave the sm p. A a(.ldld ab owing u mada apon the Nenber and Waita properties, aad work will ba auhed in tba early spring. Master Cat pen tax Geo. Llttla wu upon tba alok Uat tba flrat of tba waek, but la nana- about bu work again. Mr. and Mrs. J, T. MoAuley have ooonpea tba osttage raoantly waoated by '. A. Diiseu. nteserre. I. 0. Daley aad W. U Mee, and thetr familtaa an soon to occupy cottages la oar earns). K. L. Alkwo la apandlag a faw day In tba Squaw Lake neighborhood. . Thomaa Dalaeh haa returned from . prolonged outing aad la la tba 'mines again, Frank K. George, material clerk at 'the store room near tba main tunnels, la apandlag tba week la Medford aad Ashland. Roy Mae, one of tha 'engineers at! the oomsreeeor. la netting la M ed ford. Ooo Uobson ia Ailing hla plaoa' during kla abeenoe. Ed Fanoett, tba armor, made Sap. Car as ban a business call Monday. Tba leoort that E. Perolval wee tha sock bolder In a anipe bant ssssns ltboat toanaatloa, as ba waa sn qoeat of larger gam. Tbsuksglvlng waa made tbe moat of by Bloa Lsdgsrs. A -apendld turkey dinner waa served and a general Invi tation given by Sunt, and Mrs. Oar naban to a reoeptlon In their office and living rooms, and waa aooepted by many, all of whom passed a meet enjoyable time, Games and oontests whioh 'bad been planned by tbe host ani hostess, were the order of the evinlng, after wbieh dainty refreeb- mente were served. Asssrer and Mrs. George von der Hellen left Saturday morning for a few days visit with lion. 11. von der Hellen and family, of Wellen, after which tbty will visit Mra. von der Hellen 'a parents, Mr. and Mia. Cbas. O. Huff, of Corvallla. Mr. von der Hellen haa been appointed to an otfloe In Onole Barn's aervloe and will sail with hla wife early in Deoember for Manila, P. I., near whioh plaoa be will be stationed. Mr. and Mrs. von der Htllen were married last June and have made this their home since, their departure le eorely regreted by a boat of friends bare, who wish them well wbeiever they may ohooaeto go. Former Cashier Frank P. Solfard left tjatunday morning for Medford, from whioh place be willstart at ouoe for Msxioo to take a position aa special agent for Robert 8. Towns. Mr. Soffard naa been with Mr. Town a number of years, having been pro moted many times. As oaahier here, ha haa ooaduoted that part of the oompaaiea' affaire In a manner moat highly satisfactory, winning the friendship aad esteem of all who have met him. .No ona would perhaps misted mora than Mr. Boff ard will be by tba entire Blue Ledge oamp, aa wall aa a number of frienda In Med ford and Jacksonville, who wish blm every euooeaa in hla undertaking In tha repa oils just south of our own. Mr. and Mra. H. H. Noll entertained at dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Carnaban and Mr. and Mra, Geo voa der Hellen Thursday evening. A moat enjoyable time ia reported, and those who saw tba ohsmpagne bottle corks rolling down the hill from the Noll oottagd, seem to think there Is no doubt the merry party enjoyed themselves. Meronant Frank Edwards waa np from Hutton Tbnrsday evening, hav ing come up for the farewell In honor of Cashier Solfard, wbo left Saturday morning for Meiloo. Mrs. F. W. Carnaban aooompanled Mra, von dar Mallo to Medford bat orday morning. BLUE BOY. ABOUT DIOESTION. It la not tba quantity of food talcs but the amount digested and asslmlla ed that gives strength and vitality to tbe system. cnemoeriaine stomacn anu Llrer Tablets Invigorate the stomaob and liver and enable them to perform their ruoetion. ins resell ia a renin lor your food, Increased strength and weight, greater endurance and a clear bead. Fries, 25 cente. Samples Iras. For sale by Chas. Strang. ' v Jacksonville Iteme. .. Mtas Bertha Ross, of Pbeealx, visited Jacksonville friends the last of tba wee. W. hi Kabler, of Central Point, wsa at the oousty seat Friday oa probata business. K. H. Rallegb, of tba Equitable In euiauoe Compear, was la Jacksonville tbia week, Miss Laura Doras, of Rnch, waa visiting Jacksonville friends tba first of the weak. Attorney Peter Deleoh left Wadaaa day morning tor San Franoisoo on a abort business trip, Mra. R. a Dow visited with friends living in Medford Monday and Tues day of thia weak. William Kern, of Phoenix, waa in Jacksonville Saturday attendug to business matters. . . . , Mrs, Sophia Kraaaa of Medford, was tbe guest of Mrs. M. M. Taylor, of Jacksonville last week. Mr. aad Mrs. voa der Hal tea, of Wellen, wars .tba guests of Mr. aad Mra, Nunaa over Sunday. " Mrs. Cora Browa Officer aad Mar- Titt Brown, of Eagle Point wen Jastt. teonvllls visitors Thursday. Koeooe Oaatratl, of Klamath Falls, spent a abort time ia Jacksonville Mondsy while a roots to Eugene on a business trip. W. Q. T. Joaee, a capitalist of New Yorn City, la da Jacksonville this week. Mr. J ease la interested la some mining property on Elk creek. Marriage licensee wars leaned to W. F. Isaacs aad Inee Browa, Giezencs Wheeler snd Mildred C. Henderson. J. W. Thomas aad Abbla Kendall. Alfred Elmer cams out from Port land last week to visit his, mother, Mrs. A. E. Elmer, of tbia plaee. Mr. Elmer baa aooepted a position with the Hale Piano House of Medford. The annual Thannaglving baB given by the Native Daughters and Sous on Thursday evening was a moat enjoy able and liberally patronlaed atfair. The leolepta amounted to el's. Among tbe Jacksonville people who attended tbe Elk .memorial services in Ashland Sunday, were: Mr. and Mra. Geo, Lewis, Mr. and Mra. T, J, Kenney, M. and Mrs. C. L. Reameo, Mrs. J. Russell, Miss Nunan, Messrs. D. H. Jackson, W. K. Coleman, K. T. Burnett, Jas. CronemiUer, Gas New bury and Chas, Nunan. Jackson vlie Asiembly of Doited Artisans held their semi-annual elec tion on Tuesday evening when che following offloera were elected: Nellie Newbury Master Artisan ; Tillie Flok, Sopt ; Osoar Lewis, Inspector ; Amy Dow, Secretary ; Pauline Htnea, Treasurer; Lcttle Finals, Sr. Cona; Root. Flnley, Master of Ceramouiee; Mauda Byrnes, Jr. Conductor. The Installation of otBoera will be bold the first wssk la January. oa tbelr. way to the tall tlmter. Tbey proourei hornet hers and Mr. Wlgle located hla man oa a timber claim and returned the asms day and took tba P. E. train for Medford. ' Ws have a new enterprise oodsrway la oar town. Claud Wetmeley bat bought sad baa la opsratloa a wood sawing machine that does Baa work and makes tbs smell boy grin to think tbst the daya of tbs old book saw are drawing to a close. Last week the type mada ms say In ths Eaglets that Ai. Boeidmsn left here to visit his aoa Charles, when It abonld have been his brother Charles, aad at AI Is hot a married seen ht said Ilka to oars tha mistake ear- For that Dandruff There Is one thing that will cure It Ayer'g Hair Vigor. It ;s a regular scalp-medicine. It. quickly destroys the germs which cause this disease. The unhealthy scalp becomes healthy. The dandruff disap pears, had to disappear. A healthy scalp means a great deal to ou healthy hair, no dan drufT,noplmples,no eruptions. The best kind of a tei. . tir Ouial "8old tor ever sixty ysa.." WHEN TO 30 HOME. From the Bluffton, Ind., Banner: M When tired out, go home. When you want consolation, go home. When you want fun, go heme. When you warn to snow otners toai yon nave re formed, go home and let roar family get acquainted with the fact. When you want to show yeareelf at your beet go borne end do tbe net there. When yon feel like being ectra liberal go home snd oractice on vour wile and children first. When yon want to shine witn extra nruuanoy go noma and light up the whole household." To wnion we wouia yon nave a had cold go hoeaa and take Chamerlain'i Cough rtemeuy ana a quick- cars is certain. r or sals wy Unas. Strang. George Wast had a business oall from hit moon tain horns last Son day. Us earns out Sunday night aad went to Medford aad back hats tba asxt day, aad aa Taeeday returned, heme aooompanled by oas of too leading business msn of Medford, snd by tbs Urns this la In print will hsvs located him oa a fins tlmbsr claim. r -. Last Moaday, December 9tb, Jamea Ringer, oar mall oontraotor for tba Peyton mall route, waa exblbltlog some las, large, rips strawberries ss snyoas eoold wish for tbst hs ploksa) that day la dead of winter ctf tha vines In his eon-ln-lsw's berry patch. and reports tbst there ara plenty of them there yet. How is tbst for climate? Rev. McKss, tbs Bible oolporteur tor tba Americas Baptist Blbls Society, preached for; us last Sunday morning. Although ba bad not been aaaouaosd until lata Saturday after noon, still he bad a good aadleuoe aad preached a ' Bns eld-fashioned gospel sermon. He aaaoaaosd that there would no a msatlag of these interested is tee church affaire asxt Saturday afteraoos at 1:30 p. as., for tba porposs of electing a board, of trustees tor tba - Bags Point ohoreh and a fall attendance is requested. E. L. Lyls, of 8t Louis, Mo., ass a pleasant sailer at tha Sunny Side last week. Hs Is traveling in the Interest of a oursery company in Chicago, and a school book publish ing company of St. Louia. la con versation with him la regard to this oonntry be remarked that had bs not taken a rids out of Medford with s friend snd seen the oonntry bfrom some other etsndpotnt than a ear window, that be would have been ready to board tba oar tot home with tbs Impression that Jackson county waa a very email atfair aa fr as tbe fruit Industry waa eonoeraed, bat when be took a trip around Medford and aaw tbe hundrede of sores aet to orchard, In bearing and hundreds more set to young trees and when be aaw the fruit that these trees pro duced, and the exoellent soil we have he changed hie mind Snd came out on the P. A E, to look at our oonntry, On arriving hers hs took s rig and drove out to see a few of our fine orchards and eome of the land that will In a abort tlmo bs In orobarda. He came to tbe conclusion that Jackaon ooanty will beoome one of ths fruit ooun tries ot tbs Psolflo oast. STOP THAT COUatll When a cough, a tickling or an ir ritation in the throat makes you feel Uncomfortable take Ballard a Hore bound Syrup. Don't wait until the diseara has gone beyond control. Mr. and Mra. J. A. Anderson, S64 West 5th St. Bait Lake City, Utah, write. "We think Ballard's Horehound dvruo the best medicine for coughs and colds. We have used It for several years; It always gives immediate re lief, la very pleasant and gives perfect satisfaction." 2&c. 50c, 1.00. At Cbaa. Stranr. Medford ; Central Point Pharmacy. by slipping snd falling a distance of I twenty feet iiom a aosffold to tbs ! ground', while working on L J. I S'scy's new resldeno In Weet Med ford. Alex Thompson, ths 0. A. K. veteran, wbo has been making hla boms with bis daughter end family, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Grimes, ot North D street, for ths past year, has re turned to JaoksonviUs, bis form or boms. , i Oar family was suddenly (hocked Wednesday of last wash to receive tbs and aad oasipsstsd message of tbs soddss death Dt Mrs. M. Hons too, who died Moaday, Dassmber 3, 1907, at ths boms at- hat soa, J.'A Hsustoa, of Long Branca from a paralytio stroks, sgad M years, Shs as laid to rest Thursday In the Antiosh oametery, beside her two sous, ia ths pfsssnoe of a large olrele of sorrswlag islatlras, frisads and pioneer neighbor a, - - G readme Hous ton, as shs was familiarly known to tbs northern part of tbs county, wsa a dsrotsd Christian lady aad a faith ful member of tbe M. B. obuioh Sooth. Shs was a loving mother, I loved, bonoreed and tsepeotsd by all who had tbe pleaauie of knowing her. She leaves an aged husband and two aona snd ons dsugbsr to mourn her loss, and we wbo are numbered among bar maqy friends deeply fsel her lose as ons whom ws always had esteemed grestly snd oar lea ia that each ot the bereaved family be kept as their dear . mother In humility and Godly feat la ths wish ot J. O. Martin and family. - A REAL WONDERLAND. . South Dakota, with its rich silver mines, bonanza farms, wide ranges snd strongs nataral formations, is a verit able wonderful. At Monnd City, in the home of Mrs. E. D. Clapp, s won derful esse ol healing haa lately occur red. Her eoa seemed aear death with lung and throat trouble.. "Exhaust ing eougning epaiia . ooourreu every five minutes," writs Mrs. Clapp, "when I began giving Dr. King'a New Dlsoovery, tbe great medicine, that saved bis life and completely cured him." Guaranteed for eougne and colds, throat and lung troubles, by Chas. Strang's, drnrg'ist. 50c. and tl.00. Trial bottle free. 0oaaaocMet PAGE STAND'RD FARM FE, N C E Means tha very best woven wire tones made; a fence that has stood the lest of actual service tor over twesty yesra and has been improved till nuw it it . - - The Perfection of Woven Wire Fences SCHOOL NOTES I BM)unctrra mi 9 sBriiLU. ILf w UOUV KCTOtAL Eagle Point Eaglets. BT A. 0. HOWLETT. . Mrs. David Cingoads started last Saturday to visit bar daughter, Mlaa Hattle, wbo ia In Sao Fraoeieeo. John Hall, sn undo ot our towns man, George Philips, and L. Bsseett, a cousin of his, anived ben last week on a visit to their relative, ' Rev. Minear will preach here nsxt Sunday nt eleven o'clock a. m. and Rev. Haskel olll preach at nlgbt, Mr. Boed 'ias been building a barn for bla mother-in-law, Mrs. A. N. Thomaa, on tbe traot ot land aba pur chased from J. J. Fryer. J. A. Kelts, recently from Wiscon sin, but now temporarily settled in Medtord, waa oat here looking for s suitable location for a ooafectlonary and bakery. Mr, Bailey, one ol ths merchants ot Butte Falls, waa a sojournsr with us last Sunday nlgbt and on Monday morning, procured a horse and pro- ossded oa hla way boms. George 0. Howard, of South Dakota, was with as last week, be bns bis family located la Ashland at prsstnb Hs hss traveled extensively In Eastern Oresoo and It n.'W looking over this C3u:,t. Be sets to locate some where In Soo'.'isra- )v gon as hs haa fallen In lor wlili uut climate aa wall as many other things votlon therewith, i Vlgle, of Coburg, Oregoo, a L.w I 'ator, an.1 H. r-eoo' of Har -I' v , Urenon, stayed with as ons nigut art week. Tbey were NORTH MEDFORD ITEMS. (By J. O. Martin.) ' IRoy E. Wilson, cf Eagle Potnt, ac companied by his sged father, was rutting In Medford Saturday. Mr. sod Mrs. Walter Chapman, ot Bssgls, were trading in ths city Tueeday. James Vlnoent aad Ben Perry, Table Rock farmers, were disposing of-tarkeys snd ohlokens in tbo dty Mondsy. Chspmsn Bros., Bert and Perey, Industrious young farmers of Beagle, were in ths city Tueadsy with a load of Bus turkeys. Jas. Briscoe, the hustling farmer and atookraiser of Evaaa creek, tar ried In tbs city Mondsy nlgbt, snd took boms bis sinter supplies. Carpenter John Seals met with quits s serioue Occident last Monday Total snroUmant to dots Registered new 766. Registered sveondsry 06, total 832. Get your aeata r served for tbe Jubilee Singers Wedneedsy morning at 8. Tbey will be at tbe Opera House Friday night at 8:15 sharp. Season Tickets for the Lyceum IL The course Jubilee Siogere' Houdy Brothers; the Dunbars, and Uobson. Tickets now on sale. See to It st once. Tbe smount of correspondence resoh log tbs Superintendent's otHoe ask ing for Information regarding South em Oregon la oonaldetable. Tbia week haa brought lettera ot inquiry from live states. Roll or Honor at North school: Ella Barker, Everett Damon, Helen Pieroa, Charley Ganlt, Charles Dooms, Henry Dooms, Noel Ersklne, Leon Davie, Noel Calhoun, Earl Shelley, Roland Parker, Kntb Bui- look, Cbaa. MoCormlok, Edith Demmer, Alonzo Metz, Alene Alien, Leslie Plymale, Ella Rawllnga, Mabel Gould, Lloyd MiUlgan, Geo. Renter, Cbaa. Miyer, Florence Wslden, Etnel Esds, Harold Cochran, Stuart Kolpp, Mayeel Meenan, Mary HalL Mary Stevenson, i'eter Kingery, Emerson Merrick, Csrev Bundy, West Side -Russell Sherwood, Brnoe Paul, Reees Hutobsson, Lswreooe On, Merle Goode, Esther Martin, LsRoy Hodaon, Wayne Sprague, Zella Loflaod. Elizabeth Hill, Donald Rnnyard, Elizabeth Carnaban, Lee Halley, Floyd Sim one, Edns Ssgs, Bonnls Craddock, FreJerlok Shirley Angle Halley, Douglas Llstb, Grsoe Craddock, Willis Howard, Luolle York, Roeooe Sage, Maude Goode, Ralph Dent, Francis York, Ten Olm stead, Jennie Shirley, Hilda Loren zen, Both Woodford, Marls Brown, Belle Shirley, Ruby Bailey, Mary Deuel, Verne Griffin. Prol. Signa ia In reoeipt of the following letter: December 4, 1807, Prof. M. B. Signs. Sopt Medford Schools, Medford. Oregon, Daar Sir: Your valued fsvor of tbs 2Stb alt. is received eooloelng t8 snd hill of lading tor goods shipped, hlnh haa since been received In nod order. Permit me to thank yon kindly for this gift and to aay tnas the tame la muoh appreciated by tbe Pare Standard Farm Fence haa been In nse In Southern Oreeon for several veara and rour moat conservative nelshbora who have used It in the oast ara buvlns it in (renter ooentltles today than ever before, sad tbia fence has established beyond suooeeslul contradiction its title as the beet lence In the world. Page fence wire, made in the comoaoy'a own mills, is more thao twice aa strong as eommonfenos wire and is of the finest high-carbon soring steel. No other factory In the world makes suoh fenee wire. rage rence is woven on a loom like a gigantic piece 01 ciotn ana le one soua leorio irom . onu w euu, every horizontal wire belog a oolled steel spring. Page standard farm lence ia the only tenor made that does not require a barbed wire over the fenoe to protect It. Just look at that lence you ereoted and see if you haven't a barbed wire over it to Injure yous stock ia yonr attempt to proteot your fence the barbed wire is there for no other purpose. - Page standard I arm fence has the eliding loop top and ia able to protect itself, will not bag or tag or become deformed by being used over oneven ground and is the atandard of excellence. . Page standard (arm fenoe requires less posts and is by far the cheapest fence complete, qusllty considered, nt mnm maid ni fjinis. tiuiav. anil la fanra irnarantMHl In averv wav. Page standard larm lence Is a credit to the man wbo uses it, and Increases tha value ol tbe land It is put apon, because it Is a handsome, permanent Investment , When you get a rage standard term lence you neve me neei mat money can ony or mouern science prwin, RariMmhe we have manv atvlea of Patre fence for all ourooaea- that there ia mors Psse fence sold In South srn Oregon tbsn all other makea oombined, that wo fnrnith man and tools eni assist ia tba r root Ion ol all Pan fence wlthant extra neat. " ' It la a pleasure to show you . the merits oi IhsPags, why It's the best, why Its tbs cheapest. Write !' '. . ' . . .' V., "' ' ' l, Gaddis dt Dixon "Ths Fagfa) Fames) Mara" , r ' Agents Southern Oreeon and Northern California MAIN UOIUJS . ; - . . . wCKOs)0nsOwae MRS. PERRY STEWART Mrs. ELLA ARNOL D FOR MILLINERY ' SEE STEWART S ARNOLD Near Corner Seventh and C Sts. OREGON, Ktaatxtaoaa chlldian under oar cere. . I would like to ray that ws feel wary muoh Indebted to tbs teachers aad pupils of 'thspubllo schools throughout ths state ot Oregon for tbelr great kind ness to us this Thsnksgvlng, snd think it la one of the most snobling things that tbe oblidren can do, to subscribe to tbs beoeflt of tbelr less fortunate follows. I quite believe that tbe ohldreo of the public schools wbo glvs to our eblldreu feel a pleaauie in doing so, and It la mr fond hope that this feeling of kind ness and obailty experienced by tbe children of our atate will grow, and I am aura it will tend to soften their hearts and make of them better men and women. Thus, think It Is clearly ahown that tbe Thanksgiving donation la a benefit not only to tbe ohildrsn who reoelve It, but to those wbo give. Again tbanklng you, your teacheie and pupils for your kindly act and hoping that we may aee you at tbe Home sometime, 1 am, r Respect fully yours, W. T. Gardner, Supt. A Home Mads Happy by Chambsl- Isln'i Cough Remedy. About two montbs ago our baby girl had measles which settled on ber lungs and at last resulted in a severe at tack of bronchitis. We bad two doct ors but no rellel waa obtained. Every body thought she would die. I went to eight different stores to find a cer talned remedy which bad been recom mended to me and failed to get it, when ons of the storekeepere Insisted that I try Chsmberlsin's Cough Remedy. I did so and our baby ia alive and welll today. Geo. W. SrssoK, Holly Springe, N. C. For sals by Cbas. Strang. BLACK LAND ITEMS. Mr, and Mr.a. W. Grsgory epent Sundsy with their cousins, Mr. snd Mrs. Albert Turpin, Mrs. Lane Wyland snd little daugh ters, of Antelope, spent Saturday with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Turpin. Flvs of Mrs, Wiley's daughters and one son osms oat from Medford Tburaday morning to take Thanks giving dinner with their mother. The elegant residence now under construction on tbe old Pell place la a credit to our community nnd we gladly welcome eucb enterprising people as Mr. snd Mrs. Vilsa smong oar neighbors. ' Mr, and Mrs. Whitney and aona, uf Lake coonty, ara camped on tbe old Roberta place where tbey ara setting out a twenty sore pear orchard tor tbe new owner, Benjamin Sheldon, of Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. snd Mrs. E. O. Roberts sre living on the R. Pruett place, now owned by Court Hall, of Medford.' We understand that almost tbe sntire 160 acre traot la to be est to orchard In ths near future Mr. Demagolly, from 'Butts Cieek, wss orsr onr wsy Mondsy looklog for a stray yearling. Hs hsd just taken two out of tbs pound at Cta tral Poiot, whioh oost blm a good round sum to get out aad did oot want tbs one bs wot looking tor to meet wltb a like fate. 1 Tha Thanksgiving dinner given by E, .' Gall aad wits wss a grand sno osas. Almost svery thing that would pleaas tbs sys or tempt ths palsts was found on tbs table, whlob fairly grosusd wltb Its load of good thioga, and although Mrs, Gall la quits ao expert la tbo sit of oooksry she n. ns than sxoaUsd h si re If on this ooosaloa. Hemy Uamell came oat from i-ed-ford Saturday afternoon on tbe P. St DISC PLOWS MANURE SPREADERS .i.J"rVS;--.i POT "ws"- e. taw-av J 35 WAGON and STOCK SCALES CARRIED ON HAND AT Hubbard Bros., HEDFORD - OREGON eMacttaot8aacec J.H. DOTY & CO. . . . New Fish Market on West Side Oyster Cocktails and Shelled Fish a specialty. Crabs, Salt Water Fish, Columbia and Rogue River Salmon. Twenty Years Experience in the Fish Business : E. railroad en route to hla home at Wellen. . Mr. Carnell has but lately undergone an operation nt a hospital in Ban Francisco, and while be Is not ss yet fully recovered, bis many friends are glad to welcome him home again. BADLY MIXED UP. Abraham Brown, of Wintnrlon, N. Y., had a very remarkablo e-p-rienoe j he aay: "Doctors got badly n ixed np ver me; one aaid hesrt distune; two culled It kidney trouble; the fourth, blood poison, and the tifth stomach and liver trouble; but none of them helped me; so my wife advised trying Electric liitUiri, whiob are restoriog me to per fect hoalth. One bottle did me more good than all the 6ve doctors prescrib ed." Guaranteed to core blood poison, weakness and and stomach, liver and kidney complaints, by Chas. Stsng, druggist 60c. Millinery Good Reduced ia Price, Owing to tbe fact that t expect to leave Boon for the oity for tbs pur pose of purchasing my spring stock of new goods, I bars decided to does out the millinery stock now on hand at greatly radnoed prices, whioh' I prloos will be so low that none ran ail'ord to mlaa availing themselves of this opportunity. Tbe goods I am altering are not "carried over" goods. They are all new tbia fall. Tbia sale will continue until Decem ber 22d. Mra. Mulkey, West UevapMi street.. Butte Falls Hems. Win. Dnprey lost the great tos on bla right foot one day last week by the accidental discharge of his rifle. Doctor Graves was called aad dressed ths wound. A c-.srslgood time ws enjoyed by tbs psopls of Butte 1' II Thanks giving at ths ball and oj-.r eupner, rweniy-nve ooopies participated .u the fosltvltiee. Mr. Powers has 'nt completed a ales resldsnoo un ... Lincsteed and has moved thereto. The Mutual Life of New York. Oldest in America Largest la world. Isauea policies between age of 14 and 71. Pays dividends la oasis at tbs end of svery year, thus furolshtng Insuranos at actual coat, bee the New (Standard polloy recom mended by Cbas E. Hughes and prescribed by tbs Legislature ot Nest York, J. H. Coohiaae, OUloe phono T31, Dist. Mg'r. Kes phone m Otfloe room 1 Palm Blk., oppoeltav Hotel Nash. aTtt, Ths grand ni'it'ueni ol t! . ")otch Punkard families ol Waaturn I vanla have made and nsei ' I !ckor Uark Couch Remedy' and roare.1 their f"n'i'' -.n It for a hundred years. Now r It ot yen' dealers. Aak ' anno It is xure; because it in r j sough; Ui "o It is th bekt oi.gl. rir.edy mi -uiay. Try It. For ,- Baskin'a Drug Stora andalldealers itrywbere. v
