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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1907)
Arc You Investigating THE MERITS OF CREAM SEPARATORS? If so let ui present the States TrtsUr Sestttor, the ; only Tubular Separator manufactured. ThehSarples skims cleaner .runs easier, oils itself and has the law supply can, and is easier to clean than the other kind. The Sharpies has been in use in the valley for over six years and there are over 300 of them in use and giving good satis faction in Southern Oregon. We have b,oth hand and Steam Separators for sale. We buy cream and pay the highest price for same of any concern buying cream in the valley. Call and be convinced. . Our Motbo "Accurate Tests and Correct Weights.'i Rogue River Creamery, Medford, Oregon. & I Preferred Stock h . , W HM .1 1.' 1. J.JJ . I. tea, xneru is iiuLiiiug vtiumi giuuuuiis tuo heart of the housewife more than Good Fresh Groceries. The Name "Preferred Stock," apples not only to our Canned Goods, but to every Grocery Article we carry. Give us a Trial Order and be Con vinced of the Superiority of our goods Miller (2b Ewbanks, Successors to ilonroe (2b Miller, ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 2b s ft ft Medford, - - Oregon. i m $100 a Week Slips through your fin gers before you know it and nothing to show for it. That $1 a week .will put a VICTOR in four home right away. Gtjod muaio and hearty fun. Why not surprise your family with a VICTOR? WHY WAIT? REMEMBER thet we have no old thop worn reoordi. Our reoordi stock is complete and absolutely new. This is the place to get your records, then you will get all new goods and the latest hits on the market. Its HALE'S PIANO HOUSE THE BOUSE OF QUALITY " . MEDFORD, OREGON west sue ilroi, Feefl anil Sale staples, R. O. DUNCAN, Prop. First-class Rigs always in best repair. Horses Board ed by Day, Week or Month. Horses bought and Sold. Moore's Brick Stables, West Side Medford, Oregon t Klamath County New. MsirLKecord: Ooy Merrtlll had "taonota" Tues day morning walOQ probeoly saved the llvee of tour norm. His bind maa eWrtod to toe out to Ml the atar wafoa for tba thresher. Mr. Mart ill decided to f IU kiss, Wbll tber wwv. nUiaf tba wagoa one of tb bones all I pad on tbe bank aad all foot treat lata sola, wblob costal aed aver 10 feet of water. , Tba maa swan around la tea water for over two boon ooltlng tba aaraaas aad kasplBf tb bones' beads bv Tbey wan Anally reeeasd aitaoat sarloos lajarj. Had tbsre bee on It on maa wltb them It la aot likely tbe hones aooid bare baaa and. i. Frank Adams sold this weak to i. ' Mcueerrat twenty two band of thoroughbred Hereford balls for ship ment to tb latter's atook naob In tba Hawaiian Island. Mr. Mooserrat baa baaa oa tba Paoflle ooaat for soa time, ud looked orer tbe diffanat barda of thoroughbred Hareforda la Oallforala wltb a view to baying, bat found nothing that entirely eatlsoed his reqaitemente nntll b bbw Mr. Adasu' bard. Be pronoaaoad them far aad away tba bast oattle of tbe Haraford bread b baa-ssen. Ibe faot tbatMr. Moaaarrat looked over all tbe berde of any promlaeaoe oa tbe ooaat baton oomlug to Klamath, aad that b than aad then without hesi tation ponbaaad mora than tba al lotted aombar la a wonderful blent to tbla Motion. Klamath rails Express. la a qoarml la tb Bparka 1 Hues loon la Dorrla Thoraday analog JaoB Conlay, barteadar la tbe aalooa, eat Lis Harrington oa tbe arm aad Both wan former reaidenta of this eounty and are atU known hen. Aaotbar elanr forger baa been operating la Klamath t ails. A maa giving tbe name of F. H. Mendeaball oaoght tba btandard aalooa for 175 and K K K itons or 100 on forged checks on tba Mason Constrnstloo oompany. The forger made a safe get away. W. O. Dalton, who la In town from the Carr ranch neat tbe lower end of Tula Lake, asya that then la .abso lately no more question regarding tbe report that the watera ot Tale Lake baa found an underground out let. Tuesday morning Mr. Dalton, J. Frank Adams, Chas, Beardaley, John Colwell and Fred Pops, all with large holdings along tbe lane fiont, went to the place where tbe water was auoklcg Into tbe earth and did a little work In assisting nature to let some of the overabundance of aqua para gatbered In tbe lake baslo. With ploka, ciow hart and other pharahernalla they attacked tbe mouth of the opening In an elfort to enlarge tbe gorge. In this they were more or less sacoesatul (or Mr. Dalton states that alter a few boon work In picking away debris and prwng out boulden their en orta were rewarded with an inrushlng of at least 200 feet of water atraigbt 'down toward the bowels ot tbe land. Tbe roar of tbe water aa It awirla down Into the gorge la plainly beard for a considerable diatanoe. When it baa its outlet after It enters the earth no one knows, but Mr. Dalton aaya tbe water apparently drape many feet right at Ice entnnoe Into tbe ground, He states further tbat It la nia oe lief tbat nature baa provided a way through tbla opening for completely draining Tula Lake and reclaiming tbe many aoree of fertile land now Inundated, lo do this will require omework to enlarging the opening and probably tbe eutting of a ohan nel for some diatanoe out Into toe lake to drain Its lowest part. : The matter haa been brought to tbe at tention of the reclamation officials and it .a probable that men will be sent to tbe scene at onoe to make an Investigation. Klamath Republican. Monday morning Judge Benson nailed before him tbe mambera of tbe jury for the Deoember term of eoort and aonounoed to them that Inasmaoh aa then existed a term of legal holi days, there would be no oourt untl after their discontinuance, lie at reotsd that tbey return to their homes, stating tbat tbey would be notiBsd by the sheriff when to return for set vice. Arable Mason waa up from tbe dredger for a few noun Saturday and waa as full of optimism aa ever. It make lltte difference to Mason wbloh war the oat lamps, be generally baa hopeful Tlew of the situation. He stated that the financial flurry waa notinterfetlng with bis opentlon any and that tbe work waa progressing rapidly under tbe new conditions. Tbe second dredger waa at Bray and would be on tbe ground In a few days wben It would be assembled as fast as men oould put It together. When tbla seeond machine la nady for bualoeaa then will be four orewa put to work, and nothing will be orer' looked to hurry the work along. No matter where the railroad work la stooped for tbe winter, Mr. Maaon will keep on wltb bis oootraot until tbat la oompleted and thus remore on of tb obstacles to tbe oompletlon of tb railroad Into thiaolty next year. Chicken eteallng oa the wholesale clan aeems to be in rogue In tble olty. aad unless tbe person res poo ihla for tbe trouble looks a "leetle out" be will bare need for a surgeon Last Wednesday night thieves visited tbe chicken yard ot tbe Home Bakery end walked off wltb thirty fat chickens, tearing tbeli beads In tbe iard a searenlets for Piqprletoj Because He Paid By Check Not. long ago, a business man in this community ; was presented with billjhat he had already paid, ; He produced the paid check as a voucher in evi- ; dence, and it was thus at once proven that he had i paid the bill. ; Don't you see the importance of paying by check? j This Bank cordially inviu youraeeuunt subject u ! check, and will be pleased to render you the most ! efficient service, i Jcclison County Dank, Established I8S3. EeCard, Oret Capital, Surplus andDeposits over $626,000 Hannia. Uenals laya tbey ate wel- oome to talrty or mors If tbey will Just lee him knew wbea tbey an qomlac. Usacga fan, or taa Jbog Cabla reetauraat moaned tb loss ot Ink eklakena tbat evening aad ha Is saxioos to make tbe aoqaatataaoe j ot tbe atanader. Oa of tb warmest a Is ths town, however, is Hsnry Stoat, who lost Bin ducks. tbe worst ot It tb docks wn plokea, uil anvofla aha ha aver Bleked a dock baa some Idea bow Mr. Stoat felt la tb matter. NEURALQIA FAINS. Rheumatism, lumbago and sciatic pains yield to the penetrating Infill mm of Rallard'a Snow Liniment. It penetrates to toe nerves ana none and being absorbed Into Ibe Mood, Its healing properties are eonveyea to every part 01 tbe ooay, ana eneot some wonderful cures. Zoo, ouoana ei.uu. Chas. Strang, Medford. Central Point Pharmaor. CLASSIFIED ADS. S7 a. a. -nutw-aM io ut control I0 ll? J,6?,10 Md bbing. Apply to W. T. York A Co. -DMmstaTaas IVmI-ww 4 l. k- a. STOCK!. M flk. thANinak aku I- -, WUUW BWLSMal r. Apply at oflloe of Medford Mall. nsuwa to oorrow atjouo (or I yean time a good net estate e oorlty. Will pay 6 Dtr oeat Intanat In teres tad pertlea eee F. M. Stewart Lorml rnnrwastntaittwaa rn, XimA. ford and Tlclnlty to took afwr V Iton lUtof pronlDnt moDtbiy uicadne, oa kalarr aad oobqiIhIod baiii. upsjriuco dealrablt, bat not iicimry. Good opportunity for rtgbt paraom. Adtiroai. rub- hwi ww, oiauun m, amw i or a i FOR SALE. Real Estate Transfers. The following real estate transaction have been reoorded since the last Issue. Jessie McCall to Orliena McCall, lot 1 part 3 lot2. McCalll add Ashland; S10. Martha M Brown to E D Colby, bond (or deed to land in twp MS K IE; 810,000. Silas J. Day et ux to Bessie Nlckell, 240 a In twp 89 a r 1 e; t90S. T J Downing et ux to Ilnehes, e et ux land In twp 39 t r 1 e; S'JOO. Mina M Blank man et ux to Hughes, e, lota 1S1B-17, Dix -y- r r aau in land ;S1300. Homer W rlarron et ux to Eleanor B Hall, 55 a in twp 37 s r 1 w; $2000. Bell Nlckell et ux to Frank R Bellin ger, lot 7 blk 82. Medford: 810. Franols M Tuncate et ux Edward Woodbury, land in twp 80. sr. 3e; t'2400. G A Briner et ux to C S Phelps et ux, ift in certain tax rate certificate; 1. Clara Phelps et ux to M J Good heart, lond in twp 89 a r 1 w; S10. M J Coodheart to Milile Inlow, land In twp. 39 a r 1 w; 10. William Rose et ux to 8 B Soliss, lota 17-18 blk t Ross Add to Medford ; (200. J L Rowe et ux to Martha Louisa Smith, land in twp 35 s r 2 w; 81. J L Rowe et cz to Thomas Pankey land in twp35sr 2w;l. William H Humphrey et ux to Henry Humphrey, land near blk 3 Cottage Add Medford; 81. William Roes et ux to John Well, lot 9 blk 7, Ross Add Medford; 875. William Kois et ux to Alta E. San ders, lots 1 and 2 blk 7 Ross Add Med ford; 875. William S Crowell to F K Dench, 40 a In twp 37 a r 2 w; 81. Llztle Powell et ux to F E Hart et ux, 160 a In twp 40 a r 2 e ; 8300. G E Graves et ux to Thomas A Cul bertson et ux, land in twp 39 s r 1 o ; 1750. j A Perry et ux to W G Smith, 8 a in Enoch Walker sub-division; also 3, S and 7 a in same; 81500. Chris Evanson to Edward A. Evan- son, 102 a in twp 37 r 1 e; also 40 a in twp 37 r 1 w; $1. Heirs of Patrick McMahon to Silas J Day, power of attorney. A D Helman et ux to W J Johnson et ux 1-06 a In twp 39 s r 1 e; 8425. For sale-Aa axoellent quality of oiick in any quantity. U. v. frid dy. Medford. Oiwri U For Sale Pumpkloe and squashes a too or riuauer quantitiee. u. M. Parker, Medford. Phone 717. 46 tf. For Sale 10 acres of tend 5 In fruit good 7-room bouse 1 mile from Medford. Snap If taken eooo. uall at Mall orBoe. s!klHi'8!3mM For sale Full-blooded Hoisteio Duu, a years old. Prloe leaaonuble. t-qulre ot a. u. Van Dyke, Meafoid For Ssle Scan, of Tr bait colta. five years old well broken. Nearly new titadebaker baok, also nearly new tam barneae. All for 8400. Enquire at Mail office. tf. A DAINQEROUS DEADLOCK, that sometimes terminates fatally, Is the stoppaire ot liver and bowel funo tinna. To quickly end this condition without disagreeable aunsationt, Dr. Kines New Life Pills sboald always be yonr remedy. Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory in every oase or money back, at Chas. Strang, drug store. 25o. Harrlman Commences Construction A special to the Portland Journal from Cbloago aaya; Construction work on tbe Harrlman system, waa discontinued a few weeke ago, will be resumed all along tbe line on Deoember 2. Aooordlng to officials ot tbe road lo.ooo men will be put back to work. Wben tbe weather beoomee too even In Kansas and Nebraska, tbe workmen will a moved to tbe Pacific eoast, and tbe rebuilding of tbe line between Loe Angeles and San Fran cisco will beglo. Tbe entln Paolfie ooaat will alto be benefitted, aa work on tba Southern Pad Bo and O. K. A N. extensions will be resumed at the same time. Work will be rushed on the Joint line from Eureka to San r ranoisoo, whlob la being built By Harrlman and the Santa Fe. Tale road le supposed to be a continuation of tbe ooaat line to Portland ria Uoue Bay and other ooaat points, and It la understood tbat all work on the north ooast will be resumed alto. Railroad autboritlet ben deolare that tbla annonnoem'ent oan only be the result of better timet tbtougbout the oountry generally, and New York In particular, It la argued by tbete people tbat the work oould not be re sumed bed not Harrlman been eble to obtain money in New York, wbloh Indloatea great Improvement In oon- dltlona tbers. THAT'S ITI I I V. ....Hall Intn a fit nf Rnllmi an VUUgU " " - I , J .kan wnnbl. h .nil HtlH t ffnt Wfil O II you will only try a bottle of Ballardl. Horehound Syrup yonr cough will be e thing of the past. It Is a positive eura for Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis an all Pulmonary disease!. One bottld will convince you at yonr uruggitte 2So, 50o and 81.00. Sold by Chat., Strang, Medford ; uentrai roint Pharmacy. Machinery for Sale W ham for sale a three etamp Rledon mill, one rock oruaber, one 15 horse power Dollar, one 12 horse power engine, one four bone power boiler, one tbla bone power engine, and one eight horse power gasoline engine. Doplex 6x8 bolatner engine, also one-fourtb drill air eompressun two list mould orient osea sixty daye. j . . meaiura uvi nura Here's Oood Advice. O. S. Woolever, one of the best known merchants ol Le Rsysville, N. Y.. ssvt: "II vou are ever troubled with p'.lcs, apply Bncklen't Arnica Salve. It cured me of them for good 20 yearn ago." Cure every sore wound, burn or abrasion. 25o, at Chas. Strang drug store. llnd ley 8 Llndley , We have moved into our new quarters next door to the old stand, and now have ample room to show our line to advantage. We deal in new and second-hand FUR NITURE, HARDWARE, Chinaware and Glassware. Also heating and cook Stoves and Tinware of all kinds. Warehouse, Storage and , Commission House Give us a trial we will treat you . r .... right. ... . ,. ... Wood Yard in Connection. Next door to Hubbard Bros. ' Medford, Oregon Just a Minute of Your Tims, Ladies This season we are showing a wider selection of boot styles from the JOHN KELLY factory than ever before. . We are doing this because our trade likes these shoes and demand more of them. We have bought the nobbiest styles and can please every woman in this city. We extend a cordial invitation to call and look. SMITH .& MOUONY The Medford Show Men LUNCHEON TIDBITS That will tickle the dainty palate will be found in great variety in our stock of high grade foods. Sauces, catsups, fine olive oil, olives, jellies, jams, cherries en maraschino and preserved fruits, meats, fish. L. and P. Sauce' and relishes that are in demand for the tables of the fastidi ous, and sold at bed rock prices at MILLER. & EWBANK J Be)Oe)aOeeiOe)e CHOICE SEED WHEAT Eastern Oregon Club and Blue Stem Also No. 1 Seed Barley At riEDFORD FLOUR MILL OOrOe0O00O Hortet lor Sale Cheap. I bar all bead of fsntls horses tbatt will eell oheep aa I bare no . nay to winter them on, or will trade one lor bay. Enquire ot J. if. Morn Bathing. Cleanliness It next to godliness, end It la likewise essential to health. There It no apoloe-y for Oltfl, and tilth breeds disease. Germs do not like cleanliness, and they almost exert themselvee to avoid It, so to keep clean is essential, Everr child should receive either a sponge or a tub bath each day. Tbe akin contains small glands, which tbonld constantly carry off the poisons which collect within us. Wben tbe akin le dirty these glands do not act end these poleona are retained and gtre rise to 111 health. .Bathing keepa their ducts open, sUr&ulatea their action end thus akla In tbe process ot elimination, thereby Improving tbe nutrition. It la evident, therefore, tbat the Idea that frequent bathing In tb winter months H dangerous is wrong, neuooai Ma gna of Mother- Magaainit A sure enra. one vou can depend up An. Hfokorv nark Couo-h Remedy. A sore cure, and Its purel I' us It for all log on tb Lyon treot East Medfotd. long trouble, eoughs, colds, hoarse- nese and tore throat. For tale by Alfalfa and grain bay. Monroe at I Haskln's Drug Ntore and orat-ciati Miller dealer everywhere. Absantminded. Bhe vraa an oxcuMllnnly ilnlnty lit tle woman, who van taklliR a very (treat Interest In the wclfnre of tbe convicts when she wus bc-lng shown through the punltiMitlnry the oilier day. Uunrd O'Uilcn wns nlciliit when "he happened to speak to one of the prison ers. "I am so Borry for you," she re marked In a tender tone of voice. Of course you will he very' thankful wh the time comes for you to louve torn dreadful place." "No," retorted the man. "I a a sik' rather stop hero where I aui." The little woman nlmoHt collapsed. "Isn't It stranter she nskeii. turn ing to the guard. "1 had no Idea tne prisoners were so content. uui we the poor fellow's offense?" The guard concealed n covert grin. "He was Juxt a little alwcntmlndcd. that was all," followed the grin, "Abeentinlndetl!" exclaimed his as tonlshed Interrogator. "Yen, madam." politely replied O'Brien. "lie ieinlted in forci'tihi-: he Wat married, nud now when h; time Is up be has live wives awaltlm; htm on the outside." The woman could not deny that the convict had sufficient reasons to be contented with his present lot-Columbus Dispatch. THIOmaiHALLAXaTIVI COUGH VU KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE HuNEY"TAR 4 Um ilMMai srs Bsr Bm Inrr Mil Souinern PacincTimeTaDie EFFECTIVE NOV. 10, 1907 No. 15... No. IS.., Xe.ll MO. 1ft . SDL'TR BOUND ,.. Medford SORTS BOCBO ... Heatord .... 10:30am ....!: a . Mis . 6KM) p na. Numbers 14 sad It will make all stops. Kambtrs 11 aad U will bt taKea oft. OndKInuUCouQhGure For Cough CoMt ana crup Tlwf Sower nt Tr No Second ChtUK m M Good mum nay mnke ttMmofft V of Um flrnL M J FERRY'S I SEEDS M lMv.mariuaki( rmy"i St nnfl. T JM lb. lamt tit lh wuri4 iumii it'll,. I M sswr's SMrf ganral far 1008 V I ,!!, h.-whc4.inMltttorT-raiti: for ; WA UMMklUS. ItOltl H. K4M UU you Rt U- 1 s. M. nrn ca., tumr. iMa Af OAMTOttlsVi iawstlis 1b Kud Yea Have Alwsw Bmtt KfisMi ef Kodol Drp)pIa Cbto - DlgMts wnat rati Mta