The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, January 31, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 I r .:! e. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE IT FOR people who enjoy living there is noth ing just like a good, juicy beefsteak. And that's where we shine, ior we pride our-' selves on furnishing our many customers the best meats to be had in this part of the country, i If you want a Nice ltoant, Veal Cutlets, Mutton or Lamb Chops, We Are The People. - We have our own delivery and oan have orders at your door, promptly, WORTMAN GORE MEDFORD'S MEAT MARKET D. T. LAWTON Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Vehicles - and - Machinery BEDFORD, OREGON We carry In stock the J. I, Case, Oliver and Ruesel Plows M yers Pumps of alt kinds. Sanders Disc Plows In fact we can farnish you with anything you want in the vehicle line or machinery. Call and See Us SaCK8MSa0OCKaSS03C83O PLAIN SAILING for tboae who take adran tage of our price, which considering the beauty and quality of the goods, are unapproachable. You can always find, just what yfix with at Tte Rocue Hirer Electri cal Conatruotion Coinpany'e at as low figures as they can be sold at. Bsw&uc stiver siccLi ivcsi vuiibu ubtiuii wviiiaiijr Phone-83 1 C Street. ' xBoeeeo9BaiMMoe8BCOT56cceacw6acBMMOo aueototHQfaotQaQaQtoaQtoaoao ocowowooeowooowoeoeoeo Tin and Sheet Iron Opposite Hotel Moore J. A. SMITH, Medford, Oregon B. H. Harris Timber Land Bought and 5old Those baring Umber lands or relinquishments for tale would do well to eonantt us. ' Office over Jackson County National Bank arw'w Srfi aarVwsiajsjaiass! 1 rH w Wsi jWM)MWB ' BUM P CEP1ENT WOBK I do all kinds of ooatrsctlnr In brick and cement work. It you are ' going to build and bare sot gotten estimates from me on material and 1 work you are making a mistake' and roe are making another If yon de lay longer. BRICK FOR SALE . 0. W. PRIDDY, :- Medfotd, Oregon Standard Patter la Medford. 1 J. Q. Taa Dyke Co bare made arreafemeata with the Standard Pit Sera Oo, aad will hereafter carry foil stoek of Usee petteiaa la lied lord. iTney hare dlaeoaUaasd the Hew Idea Fatten ageaay. Whea yon are notified by the set authorities what ynar Bouse 1 her le, call ea as, get the ana aad pat thees np yeanett. We kinds.. Meaektoa Hard all ware Oo. Hickory Bark Couth made by The Hickory Bark Rrasd; Oo., af aalem, Ore., guaranteed te euro Rem yourooagh, or moaey refunded. Guar anteed to make a friend of you. Tot ale by Haakln's Drag Store tad first,, lass dealers trery where. Machinery for Sals we hare for sale a three stamp Rledoa mill, one rook crasher, one U horse power holler, one U horse Kwer engine, one loot horse power Uer, one thiee horse power eaglae, aad oae eight home power gasoline ma. uspsu oxs aoanasr engine, also oae-fonrta drU air eompreeaore two list mooia orleatas assd sixty Medford Iroa Works. Alfalfa Seed. I sajnansnsnnaBSn Home grown, taeieaaed alfalfa seed Grower guarantees ftee freai dodder. For sale la tote to mii. Samples aad prices sabmttted. Nnaea-Taylor Oo. Jaoneoa Title, Oregoa. -Ooodpaetun saakes Uoodploturs. AODITIDNAL LOCAL. Sonday was a perfect day. Warm, aueanlay aad with a feeling of spring la the air A big majority of Medford'e population took advantage or me pleasant aiieraooa to take a constitutional. Xae park benches were all ooeopled by people "taking tbe air." Think of sitting out la the open air without fuis or overcoat for a ooaple of hoars la January la the oorreepoadlag latitude as this for lastaaeeia the east It's ail right to think of it perhaps, bat it wool! baldly do to try the eipartment. Tbe bootbero Oiegon Laundry Co. la doing business la tbe same old way with satisfaction to all patrons. The laundry la the beet eoaiDoed tn Southern Oregon, the laundrymen are experienced and every oare is taken to do good and prompt work. The wagen will oall at your borne or plaoe of business, or you can leare orders at tbe candy store In the Moore Building, west Beventh street. 1'he rumor which baa been pub lished la several looal papers that trains 13 and 11 were to be taken off and 11 and 12 restored oa praotloally the old aobedule could not be eoc- flrmed at the Medford oftioe. It is likely one of those "brakeman oaids" whloh so frequently oome out TheereBdmothers of the old Dutch Dunkard families of Western Pennsyl vania hare made and aaed "Hlokorv Bark Coogh Remedy" and reared their families on it for a hundred years. Now yon can buy It from yoor dealers. Ask for it, and use It, because it is Ke; because it will stop youroough; ause It is tbe best conrh rented made today. Try it. For sale br Haskins Drug Store and all dealers everywhere. her. a Miller,' lately of Doloth, I Mine., has parohassd the 4. M. Hur ley plane west of Central .Feint. This place Is loos ted la tbe foothills aad la finely adapted to the growing of fruits and especially to grape culture, as Mr. Hurley, the former owner baa demonstrated time and agalo, by showing the goods. Not all tbe good things are to be found in one place, bot It la worth roar while to trr tbe eulanrlid null at Woodville now, and look an the profit makers in Ben A. Lowall'a an of good things la that "Emerald Val ley." 4t Tbe Southern PaoiHo Company baa granted the extremaly low rates of 33 oenta per hundred on areeaate of lsad from Portland to Southern Oie gon. points. This is used tersely for sptaylng purposes and this rate will be of great benefit to tbe oiobardlsts, LITTLE OF A sure cure, one yon can depend upon. Hickory Bark Cough Remedy A sure cure, and its pure I Use it for all luue: trouble, oonghs, colds, hoars e ueea and sore throat. For sale by Has klns Drue Store and first-class dealers everywhere. Mrs. S. U. Hull this week ' sold ber residence props -ty on North 0 street to Rev. O. L. Hall, for a con sideration of S1850. Tbe sale waa made through tbe agency of tbe Rogue River Land Co. I wish to announue that I have bought H. O. Mokey'a Photograph Uallery. As to my work will let it eh ow for its self, all I ask te a chanoe (air ohanoe. Come op and see me. K. U i-eemelster. 3-lt. A special rate has been glvea the trait growers of this valley by the Southern PaslBo company of 33 oenta par hundred from Portland oa aree aate of lead for spraying purposes. This Is a sabstaatial eoaosssloa. Tor any of ths ordinary diseases of the skin Chamberlain's Pairs la excel lent. It not only allays tbe Itching and smarting but effects a euro. For sale by Ohas. Strang. A Cleveland poaltrymaa has a that refuses ta lay aaless she gets a onaa of tebaooe. Tbe aati-oigar ga- tette laagos should be thankful that she dass act smoke elgei ettee. Boeebarg has passed aa ordlaaaee prohibiting mlnoia under 18 years oc age from eatailag pool roosts aad olgar stores, and also prohitltlng ass of lebeooo by minors andsr said age. Two well-dressed Japneuese, found Inspecting fortltloatlona aad guns at rort Stereos, at the mouth of the Coumola river, have been arrested aad held for Investigation. Tons dose evldenoe aoummulate to show that Japan Is very much Inteiested in topography of the Paoiflo coast. "Ouloa," tbe Eogllsh novelist who delighted in ploturlag this world and its queer .people aa being Infinitely worse than we are, died In poverty at flerenoe, Italy, last Saturday Her books bad a wide eale oa both sides of the ocean, but If they ever contributed la tbe slightest degree to making better men and women of the readers, It la somewhat mystifying how the mlraole waa aoMmplshed. Francis A. Wilcox, 91 years old. a farmer, aad a oltlzea ef Berlin. Coon., has become tbe father of aa 11 poaad boy. Mr. Wlleox has beea auurled twice. He lived with hi s Drat wife 66 years, whsa she died. his marriage was childless.' Two years ago, Mr. Wlleox was wedded to Mies Kraaoes Oieea of New Berlla. the daughter of a school mate af bis nist wife. Mr. Wlleox is dlatrihaUag cigars aad caady throughout the vil lage. Having failed to free Harry Thaw oa hie Bret trial oa the theory that he was virtuously trying to defend bis wife's honor whea be committed bis murder. Thaw's oounssl are now attempting to prove thai tbe mis guided youth was insane not only at tbe time of the killing, but from boy hood up. Sorely snob a reversal of attitude upon tne part of a defendant ousbt to be permitted to bare weight wltn a jury lu the rendering or a verdlot. No snob trilling justloe should be ooontenanoed. if EVERYBODY IS INTERESTED IN Finding Good Things for the Table, and a a great many people are finding that our Store is the 5 I Grocery Headquarters FOR the City of Medford, and also -for the sur rounding country. Our stock is complete, fresh jj? 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. ALLEN & REAGAN Successors to Roberts & Reagan FROM COUNTY h Does the Besinese. Mr. E. K. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Maine, says of Bucklin Arnica Sal re, "It does the business; I have used It for piles and It cared them. Applied It to an old sore and It healed It without e avlng a soar behind." 2So at Chae. Strang's drugstore. Bwvoeatio Hey, old oaa. there was a taae whea yon arcamasa t year last dollar wish taa. Maaary-rhafs all right t fjnt down to It yet- Roach tbe ana secretes aa scisss thnes aad gfee oa shohsanaitia, ww de net rases ta sihiiiiiiawlanj Skat nw Tbe tariff agreement which has Jast beea reached between this oountry and France, whlob grants a reduction of 20 per oent on French onampasnes and othet reductions, espeolslly food products, in return for the minimum French rate on Porto Kloo ooffee, petroleum and ootton seed oil, pro vides for a joint commission to ex emlne Into tbe tariff relations of the two oountrlea, similar to the Herman Amrrloin commission. Whether we would have it so or not, it it quite apparent that protective tariffs art oomlng to exist not so much for erecting a wall around the manufao toiiee of a oountry, as for driving tbe beet possible bargain with the oooutrlea most sot! rely engaged in an exchange of oommodltiee with the oountry maintaining the tariff. 8everal hundred farmers who left Eastern Oregoa and the Walla Walla aad Palooee dlstrlots to eoaage la wheat growing la the aea provinces of British Columbia alii be intan ediatbe follewlag Ottawa dispatch prlated la yesterday's Oregoalea The Dominion goreraaeat has de cided to loaa a sum of approximately 1,000,000 tehe farmers of the aew I nrortaoee ef Alkerta aad Saokato wmm raws ww)w www iswhuw, so purchase ased grain." With eve thing favorable la the aew dlstlots mentioned, goad crops of wheat eaa ha grown, bat whea the tisssn is an- faorable, as It was last year, the sultlaf failure Is so much worse tl say failure of whloh the Oregoa Waealagtoa farmer has ever beard that It means goverameat aid or star vation. Aaothar year like the one juet closed will sea the departure for Amarloa of a few thousand settlers waa have beea drifting north la ssaroa of cheap lead. I at need of bis Notice. Parties owalag lots la Butte Falls town site oaa make paysseate to J. A. Parry, trustee, at ale offlea la Melford. Oregoa. l it Ashland Tidings : Mrs. May Lamb Anderson, wife . of 0, R. Anderson, died at their home on Maple street yesterday. A nother life, that of a new botn babe, went oat a few hours before t hat of the lmother, and mother and child will be laid to rest tn the same casket. In Hatgadlne Cemetery, tomorrow afternoon, the fa nerel occurring at 2 o'olook. Tbe case - Is a aad ons In deed. Mrs. Anderson, who waa a native of Kansas, is survived bv two with childen, besides the bereaved hus band, The latter la tbe gardener employed in caring for the Chautau qua grounds. Uola Hill News: Burglars are again at work In Grants Pass. On last Sunday evening the store room uf Harth A Son waa en tered by some one and a number of artlolea of wearing appearel were taken. Tbe gentleman also paid Uold Uill a visit, aa tne atolen arttolea were found In tbis place. Jacksonville Post: W, H. Barnum and wife, who have been visiting In Seattle, Portland and other nortbern points, returned last Tuesday to their home in tbia city, Mr. Barnum has made arrangements to purobaae a 60 horse power auto whloh will be nsed on the R. R. V. Hoe. It will be wonderful improve ment over tbe old motor oar. Mlaa Dorland Robi neon, who Is a student la the Oregon Sobool of Art, Portland, Is prosrreeslng very rapidly. Hat work Is looked npon aa really woodsrol whea her age la ooaslder d. She only reoeetly finished paint tag la oil "Aa Oriental Corner" in oae of tne furniture end carpet housee in tbe metropolis, whloh has attracted considerable atteatloa. She also painted a likeness of Hot Daren port, the cartooalat, which pisses d that geatlema greatly. He says It ts ths beet picture ha aver had painted. What Affected the Water Supply. It was market day. A young wo man who works tn a dowsaovan ofBse building bad hurried to tbe bony meat where a coliseum waa cane pennned and had purchased Bonaay aopphea. .V LI; rater task stood in oae eorner f the office where she Is employed. ".'.( had sceh a man put lee In It for lr!:i):lnx water. That wousd be Juet by place for her prorender. ""'jst the'1 'l''j, demure young wotnan'e employ- r hoj ai-uEht to lnve his thlrat, but i . ! : the cup down qotckly. He ::.' with auger at the iceman. The mun- one quaked with fear. Angry '. ux't timid eyes. Then came tbe - !!fe;sion. 'Tiu awful sorry, Mr. she qunrered, "but I thought there waa some kind of a thlug-a-mi-Jlg tn there that would keep It from" She burst into tears. He lifted the lid, And there met his gaze a bunch of celcrr, young onions, radishes, a pound of butter, lard, real cutlets and ome k'ttucc. no did not stop to see tbe rest, as be 'lchteil a bitr, strong, black cigar. In dianapolis News. Why Sviter Frees Do you know that Rheumatism pains oaa be relieved. If you doubt this last try one application of Chamber lain's Pain Balm. It will make rest aad sleep possible, aad that eertalaly mesas a f real deal to aayoae afflloted witn rneumauem. rot sale ny Unas. atraag. - Bobesribo for The htalL CirilMotJ teat! Sectfj BmuUten art baktai tofrtW. Th firl wise take ScotfJ EmuU tHon has plceaty of rich, rod blood; she) is pkanp, Mtir And tMfsgstic - gOvOOvOOO Hm rwoa is that at a psxiod when a gut cBfttrtiob b weak, Scoff a Emulsion proTtdas her with powerful sMorialifMnt b a3y diftatad form. It k a food tkat builds sad baps ttp a fbrrtnsgtk mx Dftuooirrti too. and i.oo. Bllllousaeae aad Censtfpatioa. For veers I was troubled with bll llonaneea and oonsti nation, which made lire miteraoie ror me. My appetite failed me. I lost my usual force and vitality. Pepsin preparations and cathartics only made matters worse. I do not know where I shoe Id have been today had I not tried Chamberlain's Stomaoh and Liver Tablets. The tab lets relieve the ill feeling at onoa, strengthen the digest! re functions, helping the system to do lu work nat n rails. Mrs. Boss Potts. Birmingham. Ala. These tablets are for sale by Chae. Strang. Chapped hands era quickly cured by applying unemoenain soeive. rrloo, St oenta. For sale by Ohas. Strang. Hands and Feat. ft Is said that D braes was prouder or nas small beads thaa of aU has gsaat mental acoompnMameota. Thss r urmmnatily hecanee they were badges of arsstoorecy In their evktsate that he had net beea brought up te labor. ana be wonsnlped arsrtoeeaey. A small feet eg the same ebaractar-evfr deocee that the pass us or dtd not go barefoot whan a coin, eeneratlaae at carefully shod ohlkhreo of the nobtlaty dereloped that ohaiaetaristhi ef those of "rsncie Wood- as dhwlngotsfaed from tbe commoaalty. Bot such proofs of superiority were not meekey eadured. In due thne brainy eommonevs discov ered that tbe "artistic head" was not small, but long and slender, and tbea came the athMe multitude, who scorn small bands and feet aa erkktncea of effeminacy. IndianapoMo Star. Gray Hake tn Wall Street. "It ssanied to me down In New York the ether day," remarked a Cterelaad er who had Jost setamed ftom the sns tropetls, that one mkrbt almost rec ognise Wall street aad the aandet rsatae by the Bomber of gray haired yoang maa yea sse. I had treeeatoa ts he la si i sssl ofacae oa Wan srjaet ths other day, aad I honestly believe more thaa half ef the yenng men I saw had gray hair. I aotieed the earns thing along the street It may hare been Inst a cotocMeace, hot I couldn't heap ooermg n taey wooM aava keen gray fust sa seoa h they had been at ne other game for the last few yeara,"-QujfAAiaejf fieeler, . Hard to Please. As MIhs Lamson arrayed herself for the meeting- of the Harvest Gleaners she expressed ber mind freely and ful ly to her A'unt Eunice. "If they try to make me secretary again I shall up and tell them Just what I think of them," she said, wlrn great decision. "Shol" remarked Aunt Eunice, who had learned not to waste words. "Sea, I shall," Insisted Miss Lam son. . "Here I've worked for them for ten solid yeers, and thoy'va never evo suggested getting anybody else to take the burden from my shoulders. Its It's dlsgraraf til!" On Miss Laniaou's return Aunt Eu nice cast oue glance nt her ulece and then put In her word of sympathy. "Poor child, they're Imposed on you again! she said tn her soothing voice. "Imposed on me!" cried Miss Lam son, a dull cusfa rising to her cheek bones. "I should thluk they had! I declined thl nomination, and they elected that little itotans woman right over my bead. But theree no each thine; aa gratitude nowadays." Tooth's Companion. Net Quite the Same. A couotrp txengymei the truth of thai stery. Having arrived at that point tn tbe baptismal service where the tafanr name la oonresved. he said. Mesne this child." "OctfUtsl Story." said the sponsor "What de you sayf be ashed tn sor- "OHaanal Story," she sspeetsd tn deer, OMsberate tones. "ire a very odd name. Isn't K Are you sure roe want him called by the name of Orajtaal fMoryr "Ortcsual Story -that's right" ' "Is, it a family antner the minister pUSMtStl "Named attar has uada, sir," explain ed the name. Aad so sa fTiantnsI fMery the art fellow waa chrlstonsd Some weeks after this evenXJfce mliakrtsr made the acauaaataace ef ths said undo a farm la borer ka smother vulssys whose name Tatler. a -snaaa eiss r lsejaamya, aaeBjaBBBraBBBBBBSBBBi The Fraaeh sapeakntloea Oaths aad fesxases are all hot Bam best sse "if yea sneet a ftaneral while drlraag, yea'wlll bare aa aocadaot be fore year drive la ever unless you turn book," Char say. Many a ansnhssr ea route for Meats Casio will aot gamble that day h? he meets a faaeral. Others wal bet ontyat mage et Bear and per sattsatly en We blaok. The peasants hare at kssat a kandred superstitious sheet beea. They habere (and dM not Virgil, teo,er did he but chronicle It of Ms con tempore rlas?) that beea are bred of deed men'a bonos and flesh. This seems to be one of the oMoet at tbe car rent French wirrarlrtoae, tor on a eery old tomb at Arias (found In the world famous AlT'camp) fa this In enaptien: "Thla Oaa Become she Hone of UofeaUowed Beea." Loouon Au- A Wasted Motion. "Ledlea," called the prcrldent of t! afrorooou wklM clu! "l-dlee. It h:i baaa aarred and seecodeU t'jet thuro shell be no conromatloo at the cn:J raeaaa. Wa shall we do with the mo tlonr 1 soggeot the we dlrrass It whlh. we play,'' pt!ed a ah rill voice frnn Tatie A. and the suggestion was adopt- Plain Dealer. aowtag atechlet aeedlse at Med MODERN TOILET PARLORS Snampooinf. Maa teurlsg, Ileeirle Hssaars paiiilrufl aud otber !! ssisuf tha MuTb cured. UUvkijcadi sod Hlmphs treated. r laesl ol ivust frrpariiiiua Bads Special atissllon to out-ol-tawa vuitonsrs. HKa. W. L. CAMmiON, Suits tt Betsi Meure Aaaax. I. D. PHIPP8, D. D. 8. UOoss n Adklns Block, ailclaiii iissilas Uru(uts . . axlloil.Oresss Q. W. STEPHENSON, PEYSICUN. SOaolOH AMD OPTIQIAbT. OBoe: Basmt,Adklaa' blosk. Calls preaiptl aiMBdefl aay or aiaat. 'ruoaefiss. aleaferd Oregoa- W. U. (10LVI0, Kedlord. OEO. U. DURHAM. Uraula Cut. COLVIG & DURHAM s Lawverii CUlot a Medford Ntloual tiuik Sulld Hg fruusd fltwr 2 R. SEELY PHYSICIAN fc SUKOEON Modern Eqalpmentt X Bty LebrAtorjr. Office la jMfcwu County Bauk fiuledinf . Medlord ... uref oa X, s. BLITOX, u. s. coamssioasa, distuict or oaaooa . Homectaad and Timber Laad fllioss and proohkiuadc. Testltuony takea la laud coo lest oac. oetce with Medlord MsU Mfdtord I C. H. Pierce & Son have recently platted 40 acres near Medford into 4 acre tracts, at from $425 to IQPO each. You will find no better acreage for the money. These tracts are just what you want, so don't go to sleep and let the other fellow get his pick and you take what is left at an advanced price. Team for Sale ts Hatched Geldings As strong as Elephants, as true as Steel, will work single or double. Since "Eeeit.g is Be lieving," take a look ut these horses You will buy if you want a' first class team. Call at Laure'ash Farm, 2 miles north of Jacksonville, or write me at the last named place. John I. flay JAJ TeaeTsaaVtRS Mime Tame EFFECTIVE DEC. 29, 1907 K0.B Medlord .tela . H . ne. 14. ....loasa m " laoam seam aotraD . Medlord I Sis - t-Mtm Nawbeis 11 aa U will wake all ttese. Hansen U sad U will be takea off. I - a sjti lrWiej'M taWkflfl are the bent kndvn and the moat rliu Ms Marie m Brery prwkarfthrt bahlnd It ttwrflfttitttlcii of a houae wIiom hiietueMe etantiariU ax . Uie hlgbiat in tbe trade, rmr. lea eeei iimi tnivtiitii"! rnrn lo ail atflicaiita. It r-ontauns rlurt-l i'-. oiir naTaYii.is.fUid rBllilr:lli"lp.prt' '-aa.. . . i ""oni for rtwiitrt over 1J fnUaa of Vs.- -Wt am hewer SvrSa. InTwiuahU 10 all. okoU Ut t D. Me PIRNV OOw, Detroit. O VtARr 1(W vT Tram MtJ r - Oae ma at. vreMeeaaff tAeteh mU deearyta maf SCKXI nMrsHSMtr. Umw ford Pharmaay.