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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1908)
1 Are You Investigating THE MERITS OF CREAM SEPARATORS? If so let us present the Sharpies Tubular Separator, the only Tubular Separator manufactured. Theh Sarples skimscleaner.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 both hand and S,eam 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 Motto "Accurate Tests and Correct Weights." Rogue River Creamery, Medford, Oregon. 0 a Week "MOT WW Slips through your fin gers before you know it and nothing to show for it. Tbatll a week will put a VICTOR in your home right away. Good musio and hearty, fun. Why not surprise your family with a VICTOR? WHY WAIT? REMEMBER that we haye no old ehop worn records. Our records stock is complete and absolutely new. This ia the place to get your records, then you will get all new goods and the latest bits on the market. Its HALE'S PIANO HOUSE THE HOUSE OF QUALITY MEDFORD, OREGON west Site Liven, Ret 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 Recalls Serious Slap Accident Frad E. LsOomt. meoeger tod on of to proprietors of tats talented tBMtrloal sgi-regatlon, and hatband of tuielle Moiey, the leading lady of "The Holy City" oompany playing la Ashland last night was a mamber of tbe Stall Stock Company whlob played this elienlt over tweaty years go, and whioh was partlculary popular with tb local theatre going pablio at tbat lime. Mr, LeCointe Uutft w.toh lb LULr4 w... ... on the aiikiyoai on that trip. It was In 1886 when Athland was the iall road terminus from the north and DIDN'T FEARBULLETS A Sheriff Who Was as Brave as He Was Tender Hearted. iwinwrirwwwwTa HOW HE COLLECTED A DEBT. The Man Who Owed the Meney Was Well Able te Pay. and the Orlm, De termined Old Sheriff Made HJm Heal, lie That It Wae Time te Pey. . There la a iot In the memory of Greene county, Pa., sacred to Jim Coa- atagee eroeeed tbe Bliklyooa from j r. one time saentr. wnoee neart .77 ..a ,.j .. .,., was as tender aahlaeoorage wae stout her. and connected with the south- a)wn tbf of era termlnas at Staann. The Stntzsi cowhouse one day ta Wsynesburg a company left one night after oom- WB(t hiired old man near at hand plating an engagement at Granite Hall, tbe old Urery arm of Thompson 4 titephnson taking them oat ln two rigs. Just oyer tbe summit of tbe Sisklyous tbe brake of tbe bead rig, a heavy tboroagbbrace gate way and tb four borsea ran down the moun tain, throwing tbe oooopents out and badly Injuring a number of the members of the company who were laid up for seyeial weeks here and at Yreka. Mrs. Stutzz, who waa a sister of Mr. LtCotnte, waa burne dto death ten yeara ago by an explosion of red Are In a theatre In Salt Lake City. Mr, Stqtzz, who waa also Injured In tbe explosion, Is stlU following the theatrical protenlun through tbe Kansas and Dakotas circuits. Ash land Tidings. FROM THE ANTILLES! Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Bene fits a City Councilman at King ston, Jamaica. Mr. W. O'Reilly Fogerty. who Is a member of the city council at King ston. Jamaica. West Indies, writes aa (allows: "One bottle o( Chamber lain's Cough Remedy had a good ef fect on a cough tint was giving me trouble and I think I should bavebeen more ouiokly relieved ill bail contin ued the remedy. That It was quick and beneficial in relieving me the-e is no doubt and It Is my Intention to ob- tain another bottle.' Strang. Por sale by Chae. o0O0raoeeraH9 I have in Stock all Regular Sizes, and can make any odd sized Screen Door orWindow needed. Show me the opening and I will screen it. Contractor and Builder. R. W. GRAY, Medford, Oregon Eifert's MADE TO ORDER GARMENTS A Chance for Miners. Does anybody know of a deposit of silica sand of any magnitude? f be does be bss a marketable product and a bunoh of money in eight, depend ent upon the size of the deposit. Tbe Oregon Development League la authonzed by the Columbia Steel works, of Portland, to make tbe following offer: "We will take one hundred tons each month of silica sand, 06 per cent pure silica and free from Iron orfidea, delivered at Portland at not to exceed 6 per ton, and we will pay $100 ln cash to tbe discoverer." Silica aand Is now being shipped to Portland and other Iron and steel manufaotuilng 'ceoteta of tbe Paolflo ooaat from Mlnneeota. It haa been frequently reported tbat large quan tities of pear silica have been dis covered . and tbe community that "makes good" In this Instanoe bas a greater aouroe of revenue than gold or copper mines, lumber mills, or factories of any kind, for when a pendable quality of slloia aand la found in quantltlee sufficient to supply tbe demand.all the Iron works from the Golf of California to Alaska, and from the Rooky mountains west, Willi be cnstomeis. If may just as well be given to the put:lo now later that tbe steel trust and another combination of multi-miulnnairea ensued In tns production of Iron and steal are Investigating dltfeisni points on the Paolflo Ooaat with tbe Idea of building another Pittsburg. Bllllousness and Constipation. For vears I wss troubled with bll llousness and constipation, which made life miserable lor me. My appetite failed me. I lost my usual force and vftalltv. Peosin D re Da rations and cathartlos only made matters worse. I do not know wnere 1 snouia nave been today bad I not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Tbe tab leu relieve tbe ill feeling at once, strengthen the digestive functions. helping the system to do its work nat- . i i. Tl ...... t: l i urauy.iurs. Aim rum, DirminjtDim, Ala. These tablets are for sale by Obas. Strang. Chapped hands are quickly cured by applying unamoenaine carve, rnce, 25 cents. For sale by Obas. Strang. I Names of Daneea. The position taken by tbe dancers gives tbe name to the "quadrille" literal English for "a little square" in tbe French tongue. From tbe French we get also "country dance," which, as a matter of fact, bas no reference to rural frolics. "Contredanse," which has reference to tbe position of tbe couples, opposite each other, Is readily corrupted into "country dance." Tbe "polka" Is a Polish dance, the name being derived from the Bohemian word "polka," meaning half, and refers to the half step which occurs ln this measure. The "waits" Is German waltzes, meaning to revolve the cir cular motion of the couples easily ex plaining the connection. The "reel" Is suggestively obvious. "Jig" Is of course from the French glgue. Har per's Weekly. who had been waiting for blm fired at him three times from a revolver. Cos gray quickly walked over to him, took hla gun away and Bald: "Now, look here, daddy, if yon do that again I'll prosecute you." It bad fallen to Coegray ln tbe line of duty to serve an execution on tbe old man. who, worried by financial dif ficulties, bad got lopsided mentally and conceived the Idea tbat Cosgray was personally responsible for his troubles. The late Judge A. E. Wilson of Cnlon town was at that time holding court in Wayneeburg and had witnessed tbe shooting from the window of his hotel. Many others hnd seen it too. "Now," remarked the Judge to his stenographer, L.L. Minor, at his side, "when that shooting comes up for in vestigation in court we'll learn bow many dl9ernt stories tbe witnesses wUl tell about it" The Judge knew from long experi ence hoar many viewpoints there are to sucb episodes, but this case never came up to trial. In 1876 a Greene county man who bad become bankrupt at least to the extent of Inability or unwillingness to pay his debts In Greene county went to Philadelphia, where be secured a valuable concession ln connection with the Centennial exposition. Reports were brought back to Wayneeburg dur ing tbe summer by visitors that be waa making barrels of money. Cos gray listened with much Interest, but without comment, to all these stories, becrfuse this man bad left Greene coun ty owing him 5.000. Finally Coegray one day packed hla grip and left town. Next day he turned up in Philadelphia at the hotel where his prosperous debt or was stopping and was shown by re quest to tbe letter's room. Bis recep tion wns noisily hilarious. "Why, hello, Jim! Glad to see you, old boy. What In the world brings you to the city?" lie shook Jim's hand with every external appearance of great joy. But the eentlment as all ono way. "I come to git that $11,000 ye owe me." Jim's eyeB reflected no feellnga of esteem. He was simply out for his stuff. "Sorry, Jim, very sorry, indeed I am. but I haven't got it and therefore, can't pay ye. 1 would If I could." "Well. I rather guess ye'U have to git It somehow or other. I came here from Waynesburg especially fer what ye owe me, and I'm not goin' back without K." Cosgray got up, walked to the door, locked It and put tbe key ln his pocket Then he said "It's lust this way, my friend. Waynesburg people have been coming home from Philadelphia all summer telling bow much money you've been makln' here, and I think they've been tellln' tbe truth, for I've been very careful In my Inquiries about yon. Now, I want that money." Here he took a revolver from his pocket and ominously tapped on tbe table with tbe muzzle. "I'm an old man, with but a few more yeara to live, and I'm not a bit partickler whether I live 'em at all or not That 15,000 '11 make 'em pass a sight easier. I don't Intend' to live without the money, and I don't Intend you shall live with If The man knew Coegray meant every word be said. He fenced and fumed, threatened and spattered, but there sat the silent, grim old ex-sberill, gun in hand, ready to touch it off any Instant Els determination never wavered. He was a man of few words, and tbe out come was exactly as be bad resolved It should be. The man went to a comer of his room, opened a .satchel and counted out $5,000 to Cosgray. The sheriff returned to Waynesburg and nut It ln tbe bank, and no one ever knew how he came by It until tbe vic tim himself finally dljjrardened bis heart of Its weight of woe. Unlontown Cor. Pittsburg Gaxettc-Tlmes. A Oay Old Bird. I S Judge Pelican Tour grandfather was a gay old bird. Tommy Crane That so? Judge Pelican Yes. Haven't you heard about "The Hanging of the CraneT" Harper's Weekly. The Truth of It "Tea," said Hamley. the actor, "I bad a aplendtd part in the show, but I -er took sick and" Huh!" Interrupted C'rlttlck. -You mean you didn't take well." New York Llndley&Llndley We have moved into our new quarters next door to tb 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 ' right. Wood Yard in Connection. -, Next door to Hubbard Bros.' ' Medford, Oregon It Does the Business. Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Maine, says of Uucklln Arnica Salve, It doea toe ousiness; I nave usea it for piles aud It cured them. Applied It to an old sore and It healed It without leaving a scar behind.'1 25o at Chae. Strang's drug store. CLASSIFIED ADS. Wanted Man to take contract to do clear! a g and grabbing. Apply to W. T. York 4 Co. tft ft. -fibofmaktf Wanted Una woo a good, qatok, thorough ataoe repair er. Apply at olUoe of Medford MalL Wanted to borrow WftOO for 6 yeara time on good real estate se curity. Will pay 6 pir cent interest. Interested parties see r. m, biewart at once. Local reprettentaitva for Ued foid and vicinity to look after rentwuls and lncreaio subacrlp lion 1UI of prominent month! j mi teniae, on .alary and com m In Ion baili. Experience d'julrablc, but ant neceatarr. Good jpnortnnlty for right pernon AdJreu. Pub lisher, Uox V, Station C. New Yora. wanted s MEDFORD IRON WORKS, FOR SALE. For sale -An excellent quality of brloJc ln anv auint'ty. U. . crm dy. Medford. Urwn tf, For Sale Pumpkins and squashes in ton or smaller quantities. i. iu. Parker. Mediord. Phone 717. 40 tf. For Sale 10 sores of land S In fruit good 7-rooin house I mile from Medford. Snap If taken Boon. Call at Mail otBoe. For sale Full-blooded Holstein bull, 3 years old. Prloe reasonable. Equire of 8. O. Van Dyke, Meafoid For Sale Snan of Tybalt colts. five years old well broken. Nearly new Studebaker baok. also nearly new tem heroes. All tor $100. Enquire at Hail offioe. IT'S THE MAN tlEHiND JTHE SHEARS! Who Creates the Nobby Fit. ElKERTGsrmentsareCutand Drsrj ed by Artistic Workman, who deote their time and ability to pleas, bit customers. Orders taken for Suits, from (14.00 and up. Orders taken for Over Coa;s, f 14.00 snd up. Suits Pressed and Cleaned. Will Scientifically measure you, who has th. . . . Knowledge of Measurements Eifert W. W. EIFERT The City Tailor, Meford Guaranteed the Fit. Inside Light. A numtier of tutchers were convers ing on. what they had found ln the stomachs of niilmala tncy hatt itiuea- Atter narrating several stories which could only lie accepted by the credu lous an oid fanner sitting by declared Mining, Saw Mill Machinery, Boiler Work and Engine Repairing. . Semi-Steel Shoes and Dies, Iron, . Brasg and Semi-Steel Castings of all Descriptions. Iron Build ing Fronts. ' ' All Work Guaraneed. Broken-down Jobs Catered to Day or Night. MEDFORD, OREGON. Dismend Versus Paste. "It's curious how little vanities keep some men keyed up to a point where they are on good terms with tnem- selves." was the philosophic comment f a private detective who Is a figure ln tbe dally life of th. Wall street dis trict "What I mean Is this, for example: It's my business to know a good many men. high and low, down nere. now, yon can take It from me that four out of dve of those yon see dashing along the street or ln and out of big build ings with worried expressions or faces which suggest that their owners are bearers of stupendous business cares and responsibilities are really under lings wboee work Is routine and who would be staggered If they had to risk personally a thousand dollars, while the-real burden bearers more of ten than not appear with unruffled brow and without undue precipitation. Ifs a part of the game. "Queer, Isn't It? ,lut a little side light on New York's 'Vanity Fair.' " New York (Jlobe. Chamberlain's Congh Remedy a Safe Medicine lor Children- In bnving a cough remedy for chll- ilrMn. never be afraid to buv Chamlier- that he hnd somethlng to lieat anything ! Iain's Coueh Kcinedy. There is no thst hnd yet been told. The company asked for it "Well." said the farmer, "I bad a cow once, and I went out Into th. yard with a lantern to feed her, and I left th. lantern In the yard and did not see It after that uutll the next day. When we killed UTs cow there was tbe lantern ln ber stomach and tb. light still burning. " ps sja mm fcltlfjagr dancer from It nnd relief li mre to Inl lew. It li lntendtv. e'neclally for fought, colds, crnnp and whoopiair noiio-h. and there Is no better medicine ln the world lor nene aieeagf. it is not only a cure for croup, but, when given a soon a the oroupy couirh ap pears, will prevent the attack. Whoop fntr couth is not danffrous when this remedy Is given as directed. It con tain no opium or other harmful drags, and may be given as confidently to a baby as to ao adult. For sale by Char. StraDf. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S 3ALE la the Ctrcufi Court of the Stt ot Oregon, Off Ut CXIUDIJ Of B. W. Carder, Plaintiff ) I W. Berry . Defendant ) Notice li hereby mivn that under and by Tlrtue ol an execution lssned out of and under the seal of the aoore entitled court and In the above entitled eauae. dated on the 16th day ol December, 1907, directing and ordering me to u m th manner moviaad br law. the here inafter deterlbed real property ln pursuance pi tnai certain juagmeBi ana oracr 01 mi uuii recorded and entered ln the above entitled eauaeon the 16th day of September, 1907, In faf nr nt R W. farrier and auratnit the above- mined ,defe ode Dt, 1. W. Berry, for th mm of Three hundred and fifty five dollari. and tbe further fsmm nt hiisTht tud ao-luo Doll en. In terest, and tbe further ana ol Seventy-fire donate, attorneys lees. rtow, taeieiora, uy Tirtuv i miu hwuhuu end hi compliance vrttn tbe command of said writ. I will, on Satnrdar. the 18th day of Jan uary, ivub, ai we ii our 01 1 a i-iuvk s. iu. suw Jcsrannvllij llrasnn 111 at nubile auction. uojeci io reuempuou, iu dikucsi umuci, Dulted States (J old Coin, all the right, title and Interest which the said deleudaiit, I. W. Berry, bud on the 2Mb day or septemner, 1907. or at anv time thereafter ln and to the following described real property, together who toe personals anuaicu, uu miuj In Jauhsou County, Oregon, to-wii : TbeEnat hall of the West ball of Donation Land Claim No. 49. of B. U. (irlffln and Bally Griffin his wife. In Township No. 81, South o Kange lo. t nest, Deiug me nasi unum mai Sart Of said iKinailon I -and Claim No, , set apart to Sally (irlffln The wbole of said Lunation Land Claim being bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: Heeioning at the Worth west corner from tthi,-h a ltlsu-lr Dak IS ln In diameter bears & 77 decrees East 2ft Unas ; a Black Uatt 3D Inches In diameter bvara North 21 degrees East t5 llnki: a mark Oak 20 inches in diameter bears South 63 did reel West VI link; thence Kast 111 chains; Hnuth feochalns; West 9 chains: North 40.00 chains; West 62.W chains; and I North 40.00 chains to the place of beglu- Alio the following: Beginning at the Inside 11 corner of tbe B.B. (irlffin Donation lani Claim No 4V, in Township Se, South of Kange two West of Willamette Nlcrldian In Jackson Omnty, Oregou, running theoco Uouth 18. 3h chains, them-e Norlb fit i degrees Went 'J.10 Chains; to Mrs. Mary A. Berry's Houtb nest oner, thence East ilM cha'ns to tbe place ol (....'(iinltisr svimainf iiff l.i a-reM of land. Alan th fnllovrliifr described nremlses In Jackson County, Oregon, being Donation Land claim No ill. in Townshln ST. Smith of Kanittt S West Willamette Meridian, treguinlng 9l ohalns Month ami -A1 VU mi Mil r.a l Ol ilia pt'CtloD pott between svotloua itt and S3; thence North 83.M chains; thence West 16.W chains; Hvnce8oiilh7.su cha ns; thence West HftfM chains: thence South 'J6.WJ chains; thence Kant M flu Chains to me ihuccoi u-prjnimiK containing I MUtt a-re, reservti g and except ing mi ntiicn ot a,i irwci oi lauu a uuu-...i-.ul l.v til. loon (1 Vnrn and vcile to Jamel K, t'tstu iiy uviu uesTiiiN maw mo lKcenur, lMw, aii'l recorueu in voinmu t. tHWK:to7 a 1 deed rr cords of Jack win ' is fin-i-firi. and foil till II ill -IA 33 ftCfO tht- n malnder In seid tract hereby conveyed being 'iu acre, . . . . Aim tlic following de-flrlned tract of land Iwliiu ! MHina tract ol Inn. I COIlVtiVvl 11 jaim'-K 11. Pool to Gideon fi Kfrn by deed tmannir date the Htb dy ot Iteeember, R-V,, hii'1 re:-nl-d in Volume X psgen Htfand W, tlt-ed records ..f Ja-kson Tou itv. Orcp(n, and decril:d asfot'ows: R.-ginnln at ih-A.uth esi coiner oi eiaira no. w in iuti"'T u Hi.nth iif hsultb 2 We-t: Uiftice North 7. 'i t-halni: thencf Kait chains to corner of Uooatlon Isand claim VI and W; hence Month No tut: idance West Htt.uO chains to the plat e or neetnntng.roiiUltingaU'arrrft ivmi;i!i enerpltng from this conveyance one acre i IrtllO som cuinrji'i uj uw.-. ... Harn ami Varv A. his wife, to Kobert Ktinl which huts on the Houthweitcrly slc'e ol the main p'iblic road lending from Jacksonville to rnofnix sua inciumrig nv uumt suu ant formerly known a' the Henderson noue, Jsckson County, Oregon, together with all ana singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or any part thereof Ibat may be necessiry to satisfy aai1 Judgment, oosu and .vcrulog costs. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this Wtb day of December, lJl. T. R. JACK HOW, ftherlff of Jackson County, Orafvn. blD,. OranU leputy. Coal! Coal! ' Consumers or Draymen desiring hij;!i-i;i'ado hand picked Coal at $7.50 a ton can get any amount they wish at Pacific Coal Co's tipple, 5 miles east of Medford. Scales at the Mine t Road is now iu first-class condition PACIFIC COAL CO. R. E. DOAN, Manager WHEN YOU WANT WELL. TO EAT sat with enjo;ment and keep well, provtd. yourssK with rolls or bread, th. kind we bak. fresh .very day. II jon haven't ;trled our rolls and bread, you haven't been in Una with the wis. ones. Order by 'phone if you like. VIENNA BAKERY GEO. H. CHURCH, Prop. Going Some . "1 didn't i!t tu tlitf Held sports ln j time," said tbe liari;. "Was tllcie any- thing partlculnr doiJ:;V "Yw," ropllid the tortolm "That big kniisnroo fellow from Australia broke tlie iwonl lu the ton yard Jump." Taller. His Litlls Joka. Coaklcv - This ijap-.-r says "c! makes brawn, mid IMi nmUis .brain. wonder how tucse food r.K-rt ug uro out that fish innkps brnln. Joukley-iJ'rnk-ihlT leiiuso lth trav el in arhnol. Philadelphia Press. Ho Went In Do.p. Brlgga lle.ir the i hiia-U chlineii What do they ri-uilml you of? DlKK" (who has tf'Mie In pretty henvi ly for C'lirh-Mnns pre-'enta) They re mind mo of the lull pf n cash reglatei Judge. Her IJ.. 'Stocks Here ni io. a a few p'llr,; todtiy," -,'iri:ti:;oi liie h.-nlier, "The Idea!" exiviliwd hla wife. "If: n' wonder they dldn'f advertise It ns n hnrril" dny!"-"ithol'c Ktnmlard am! Tlrnoa. . A Qd Afratr. BleikiT Poor Peekeui Kot It In t'u neek tills tnortlliiK. Mee'uer-llow i id It blppeii? Blocker HI' wife iKiusht hlin a neelt tl nt a bargain sale Chli ago News. Farm Ion Sale 100 sores DO in cultivation, good bouse and barns ta. Family orchard and berries, 3o aoros mora easy!1. to clear, all Ideal frnlt and (arm land. 10 sab Irrigated bottom. Oak, pine and flr timber to make 2ooo cords of wood. Three miles, all down haul to railroad and town; miles out reoge flue for hogs, cattle and poultry! three noises and harness, buggy, spring wagon and la u. ber wagoa, lloo Jersey oow and belter, 2o hogs, full blood poultry, farm implements, household and kitchen turnltur. complete, all goes In ; splendid water at door, no malaria In miles, daily mail, In Rogue Klvei Valley, Jatk son ooanty, Oregon fc'inest climiite on earth, finest fralt land iu stste. All goes for l3,5oo, Address 47-tf. Boi 517, Woadville, Oregon domethinfl of ths 8ort. "Did you over try an autifat regl men?" "WeH," replied th. ponderous person, "I boarded oacs." N.w Tork Tims.. Ooodpastor. make. Ooedplotaraa. Public Sale. Owing to the fact that I ha sold my fa n) I will offer for sal. nn Thnrsday, Januarr, 2, a rt place, two and one half miles east of Medford, all farming ntenslls an I stock, grain, hay and household an t kltoben furniture, xerms 01 sal made known on day rf sale, bale to begin at 10 a. m. shs: p. M. D'llon. Blue prints ol township maps showing ail vacant land, fllty ocnla eaoh. For reliable inforniatipn con. eernlng Government land wrlta to Prank E. Alley, Abstractor Rossburg. Oregon. Clarence D. Kellogg, Instructor oa piano. Lassois 76 osnta, O,
