The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, January 31, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textwest Side uroi, Feeg a Sale stales, R. O.DUNCAN, Prop. First-class Rigs always in best repair. Hones Board ed by Day, Week or Month. Horses bought and Sold. Moore's Brick Stables, West 8ide Medford, Oregon oiwjoa' SCBEEM DOORS ATO WINDOWS I have in Stock all Regular Sizes, and can make any odd sized Screen Door or Window needed. Show me the opening and I will screen it. R"-wr T A V Contractor We UlA I t and Builder, Medford, Oregon .ajoo..-,.'ii Eifert's IT'S THE MAN BEHIND THB SHEARS) Who Create! the Nobby Fit. EIFERT Garment are Cut and Drap ed by Arttstie Workman, who devote their tlm and ability to plea bit customers. Order taken for Bulu, from 114.00 aad up. Order taken for Ovsr Coat. $14.00 and np. Salle. Prawn! aad Cleaned. Eifert I W. W. EIFERT Th City We Guaranteed the Fit. yavaww ayfyav Coal! Coal! Consumers or Draymen desiring high-grade hand picked Coal at $7.50 a ton can get any amount they wish at Pacific Coal Co' a tipple, 5 miles east of Medford. ' Scales at the Mine Road is now in first-class condition PACIFIC COAL CO. R. . DO AN, Manager SCHCK82 MEDFORD IRON 7IRKS, Mining, Saw Mill Machinery, Boiler Work and Engine Repairing. Seml-SUel Shoes and Dies, Iron, Brass and Semi-Steel Castings of all Descriptions. Iron Build ing Fronts. All T7ork Broken-down Jobs CaUred to Day or Night. MEDFORD, OREGON. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 8, 1878. NOTICE FOB PUBLI CATION. VineaiutMiMaoaev. I RMSbarg, Oretoa, Dessrakar IS, UT. J-.k tae nmvtaloas of Ike est m Oeae-reaa ot anetlrSt teESd "Aa Ml aw ttesaleoi ttnvbnlsanultke Hates ol CAttlersle, Ore- tte iV K olM u va Bo 11. m Two o J. Baas so. w W fi, end will otsr proof to 10 w uukoUa? soesbt la were valuable lor its wittM Oil for Mrloaltaral pnr ea"and EinMuS & elilm to Latkor Beat. Oeorro Dia'el, Unri r. araaamoa WU- netr olauaa la tola otto oa 01 beton sail Ira way at """B2J4Bn, im. UrUw. CASTOR! A lor lafaati aad CbiUrow. llrtUUYiiHinAlffartBw Tteara tha With tire of MADE TO ORDER GARMENTS Will SolMriloally menuro yon, wbo ba tb ... Knowledge ol Msasare meats Tailor, Meford. . Ouaraated. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, loTS. NOTICB FOR PUBLICATION. Oilted Him Lei Oflea, koaeoarg. Ores, Deesaiber U, 107. Iforlee u korobr atroa tkel la sosapllanee with thaprevleleasoftke aot at Ceaarooa of Jaao a. lrra, oaliue "Aa eel forlkeaale ol tlabor lanai la tkoitatoeatCalllerala Ore- loa. Horada aa Weoklarlaa Terrluty, TernMry." oo I tatea by aot exMnaea 10 an lao nouo i..nu ol AaruK.ian, ma a.rrawn-rB at Foylea, ooaatyof laokoa,auta at Torrl toniorOroaoD.kia tbaay nlalalklioa?ee kii iwora iIouaieDl Ne. rrtt, far tko aareatat t ih null u. ot aae Me. ). In Two Ne. n. S Root Me. t. oaot. W M aa will oter proof ta bow tai perpooov, fond bofpl before a. . Blltea, O, a, CotaaltsleDer, at an oBoo la Moafort.oioena oa weasesisr, ISO 41B oor 01 lonm. Bo nawoo M will WUltan T. ejrtove. Oeorye BoatatAoa Love iead Fraasr Alaea, all ef Preepeol.Orofoa. soisuoento loses are roqaone lie Aay Miaou pyiyqo. win - ' I Mm tboiroiaiBslBtkitoflweaorbafors sain tta u.,el .area. ' FerSale. One nv hors power notov. a new. Take It away for fit. One iS hors power H assail automatic Engine la flrat olees snap, look thl a p. The PMC win nrpne yon. P.11'1 Elite Laaodry, Medford, Orefoa Klsnulk Coolly Mews. A qalt, pretty msrrlsg oooarrd Tuesday evalag,Jan. 11, at the bom' of Um offlolatlog mlalater, P. Oonk. lis. Tb Interested parti war Mr. Earl 0. Jeoksoa aad Miss Earn Margraltar. Mr. Joko tela tb smploy of Moor Bra, ud they will iMld br. Klamath Fall Bspabllcea! 8brlS Obenehain resolved word Saturday of tb carious Ulna of tali father, Usrtlstt Obsaobslo, of Can- tnl Point, aad left Soaday morning 1U bla wit for tb place. Mi. Oboeobalo, who te aaarlj go, aofland a stroka of paralysis from wbsob It It fard b will aot raooTar. Mr. Jaff WUaoa, of Laagall V allay, aad Mr. W. H. Panksy, of Loralla, aoeom paalad by toalr cuibandt, paaaad hroagh lha eltj tola morning to ba with toalr fatbar. Harry Pointer, wbo Urea on tb Qlaim ranob balow town, luffcrad a rery aerlooa aoeldant faesday morn ing, wblob will lay him op for aoma time. H wat driving down Main treat with a load of lumber and In eroaalng tha atiaat oar track on of tba wheel! struck tha rail and ba war thrown from bii aaat In falling ba attack bla knaa and (offered a free- tor of tb patella or kne cap. Ha waa taken to a loom id to Wllaon building, near wolob tb aeoldant oeenrrad, Or. Marry man I attending U. Saowgoo, of Keno, ba J oat receired from hia ooya, Uao aad John, a nap aadplotor of Eawhlde, Nevada, a new mialag eamp, Tha boy at Interacted ta aoraral rlob eUima la thu eamp. Tb flrat pla tan ahow tba oamp with oily a few taata, anuthar where tb mlnara are aaoklng aad ahlpplog, another tb tint ail-bora itage lata Rawhide aad a other aa IShorae team baollng bar to the mialag oamp. Tbea wa aae tb long map la all eeetloaa, glrlag a blrdaaya wlw of Bawbtda, tb elty of tenta. Main atreet and Rawhide arena, beelde wooden balldlnga, are Unad with bDadredVof teat. Klamath Fall Eipreaa: Tb damage to tb balldlng barned Saturday morning will probably amoant to S800, tSOO of wblob la oovered by lnrarano la the Contl- ntntaL ' The damaged balldlng are owned jontly by 11. H. Van Valken barg and Ky Taylor. The atook, fnrnltar and Uitoree of L. Alra Lewia are probably damaged to tb extent of 11200 with Inanrano of 2300 in the Agrloultaral of wblob $100 1 on clocka, 1100 on alWerware and glaaewara and 1300 on lurnittire and Sxtarn. BherlS Obenohain and Mar ahal Low unearthed macb eTldenoe Batarday wbioh atrongly pointed to robbery a the crime wblob tb rob ber endeavored to oorer op by lire, Hole bad been bored In the flooring I n tha baok put of tb itoro and entrance to tb balldlng 1 rappoeed to ba been gained n tbat way, the jewelr'i lathe bad been taken oat of tb itore aad wa foaod, together with com eilrer ipoona, baok of the balldlng. Jaat bow much loot tb robber got I impoeaible to any. la oa of tb prettieet bom wed ding tb R?w. Pratt Saturday Tea- lag at tb horn at tb bride' par at uaitM In the holy bond of matrimony, Cha. L Roberta aad Mum CUrloe E. White. Tb beantlfn Eptaoopal ring aarrioe waa Whilaoaly tb immediate relative of tb 4joatraotlBg parti aa war praa- at yet tbaee war aafflotoat to Oil the BMlooa room, whlob nndar tb aitlalo (kill of Mlaa Maad Baldwin, bad been beau tlf ally d aerated wltb Oregon grap aad aword ten. At tb keawtiral it rain of tba wedding marob vara playwd by Mn. Pratt, tha arid aad groom, with Oasar Bhlr aa teat maa aad Mlaa Georgia White a brldaamald, aaterad tb room between aiatea of rltoboa bald ty Uttla Mariorl DalzeH aad Hattl White, took thair plaee nadar a baan tlfel floral bU bnag trwa aa arch of Oragoa grapa. Tb bride waa oaarm iac la a draa ot araam sat or allk aad oarriad a beoqawt of white ear aatloaa. ' The grwom waa dreaaad la eonreaUoaal blaok. Tha brldaamald wore plak aaaa Talllag aad oarriad ptak aaraatloaa. After the eeae- moay the waddiag aoppar wa aar wad, after whiahtha happy pair de parted Immediately to the hone ot groan oa Paya atreet. The be Ida la the daaghtor of Mr. aad Mr. O. W. Whit aad la holered by a of Mead la the elty. The gioon 1 the iaalor man bar of the nrm of Roberta A Haaka, hardware nerebaate, aad ba grewa from boy la thl elty. By hU naay aterllac qwalitla be ha aatahllahed for hlawaif aa earUble repataUoa a a baalaan maa aaa eituea. naay beanirol aad eattly preaaata were re- L The Expreat Jeiaa with their many friead la wlablag alt the joy of a loag ad pre par owe lit. (The groom la a brother of Mr. Qeaerler Ooodwia. ot Medford aad the bride wa formerly a realdeat of thl place, ) A Care tor Misery. "I have found a ear for the misery malaria poison prodoces." nyi ft. M. Jamas, of Louellan. B. C. "It's eelled JsieoMe Bitters, and oomes In SO eent bottle. It break op ess of chills or a billlous atuek la almost ao tin: and It out vallow laondlo oleaa oat of onamiseton." This greet tonle medi cine end blood purifier fire qalck re lief In all stomach, liver and kidnap complaint and tb misery of ism back. Bold ueaer guarantee at Cbe. Strang's drug store. Blue prints at township maps showing all vacant land, fllty eaau each. Per reliable telei-matton oon oernlnr Oovramnt land write to Prank B. AUsy, Abttraoter, Boetburf , Oregon, THERE WAS NO CHARGC. All the Saata la That Particular Church Wee Pre. At a eertara church aa aged nefier, In ana tba eurtua of waaliraelry Thing wp aad duwu flu seni teeon dart panon to their aula, owed to tab a abend u ate eancar of the ehonrh.aad I tawat t a areata of tb Ma tbatr bead laalde the axbar hta aeatwa by hteay tlmea h raaaja eatah one aad owe Sunday moes&ej taaaray CM a. Baa the boy rarhil anaa- fnn th ataawii aad ran late tha anaa of a po- laaat hare yea been p tof d BnaeM th policeman. Tbangbt th boy, "I'm oaoght," bat to eatd, "Oh. tr, there a dUtorbanc t that church, and they bar aent me to latch a policeman. "Very good." aald tb officer. . Til tap In and ae about It" So be opened the door at the weat end ot the church and, taking oft bla helmet, entered. Th moment the aged ueher aaw bun be beckoned to blm and motioned him to a aeat next an old gentleman. Immediately he we aeated be touch ed the old gentleman and aald, "Com quiet The old gentleman replied, "What a you mean?" Officer You know what I mean, ana I doat waat no chat Com quiet or I ball bar to take yer by fore. Old Gentleman I reaUy don't under stand yon. Otfear Look here! W don't want ranae iMolml mm il Toa baa been karttarny enlte woogb, aoll'I'h going to bare ma aot quick. By thai lam th uaaamamni were naanc at th pair and weodBtrng what matter, eo th oat geatl- aaaV -Very wetL I bar aot mad er7-rartwbence, but to a any I villa) with yon. Bo taawther, to the womfcrraen of bh congrrawrlnn, ttiey marobod np tb Wfaen tbev bad panwd on of tb church tb tuber fallowed them, 1 the potlceman, turning to ban, aaht: "Now, then, you Bare ta max your ebarce." "Oharger aald tb uaner. There alnt any charge. All the aeati are fnte Detroit Nevre-Trlbune. THE CRITIC'S SHRUG. A Story ef an Old Portion Poet and an Aspiring Bheti. "To be fair," said .a noted dratnatlc critic "is sometimes bard and cruel. and sometimes It la rash. You know there are reprisals. The unswerving fair critic often takes up his pen wrtb the shrug of Omar, the old Persian poet "Ton have beard ot Omar's shrug? Not Well, It was eloquent The shah once bad sent for the old poet "Omar, be said, 'I have written some verses. Listen, and I will read them to you.' "And he read the verses and In the ensuing silence looked at Omar anx iously. 'Weill be said. "Heaven bom, said Omar gently, each to his own calling. Scepter in band, you are moat wise, just and powerful, but pen In hand' Omar shook bis head and chuckled. Heaven bom,' aald be, such venies would dis grace a nine-year-old schoolboy.' "His eyes flashing with wrath, the shah shouted to his guards "To the stabk-s with this old fool. aad let bun be sounaiy noggsn: "Yet the sban, for all, respected Omar Judgment and when, a week later, another Idea for a poem came to his mind ud waa fevartebly executed be sent for the fearies and fair critic aenln. "'Another poem. Omar, a better one. I'm sore yonll think ft ta a bet ter one.' be aald wistfully. And be oe- ssn to rend the second poem to toe old wnM wl "But in the middle of the reading Omar tamed end started for tb door. " 'Where in yon goingf ald toe bsh in amswement "Omar looked back and shrugged his sbonldere. To the etabies,' he answered, for another flogging.'" Denver Repab- WMeh of Tweaaf A certain two men we possessed of ractJr IrOOOO. On buy a moaeot bouse tor HJtXO. a njodeet bnelns tor CS.000 and salts Oder of hie money away rainy day. The other puts bl entire 110,000 Into s motor ear and thereby acquires mch credit tbat be ean have a housa worth (SO.OOO and be- a partner In a basins peymg tttOO.000 a tear. that botnmen aave a tin eauchtera, which of In M raonr. Borrougb la tor evwr rjreaehtng to tea friend about tb innHi for saving their money. Browne Weill Tow no Well, he's the test fellow In the world wbo bould prsaoh that Browne Wet at all. The more tea friends save the more h baa the 'hn to borrow.-Chteago Jonr- Aiiisanhsriid.- Mr. OoodMe-My bey, yoaM never hear me owe language like that! Tha KJdI bet yon don-tl Why, it I me fir years to team sal own worda.- aetcbete Wanted Che name ot the maa who aetata ikood. jjaw and eosee aVwsto aagfc 1 Towns' If "rwe waseer Jewts Went of ray rasUmm,- paesrhed the genear wtee had ham aot trwteg to eafmet anna tatte. waVa t a pa .11 i -.T fa tawteh ajten nrr HI Ids nwhr. fgnte end Usaiiete. ffJesa) a aesernn araaT or teed. wan snatkwte tesf ttte ae aSajetdiath, I1innihlinpeanans Clitldren and Candy. Olve ehUdren plenty of pur auger, taffy aad butter ecotch and they'll bav trrtle need of cod liver oil, aay Dr. Wood Hotcatneon ta Woman' Bom In short; ogar la, after it, bread and butt, eaatly ear t moat rmportant aad necanry L Tfan can pat the neater to nary ashy. Mat leave off the pn, podding or other diawiiH at your ranch or nlrkUy dinner. touH be to floa how qwtekly youTl ray" aanaa and hew "naja- kM" tb anal H aaam. Ton can't gat aay aaaimnain to accept a din- aer patt awn ana pi ta It And be' abaoanWy ranbt The only thmg tbat ean take the place of sugar here I ne. It 1 a ncnlflcant fact that th free lunch counter run in eonMctJoa with bar tarnish every fc-g"" thing except wests. Even tb restaursnta and lunch grills at rat bed to saloon or bam often refua to serv desserts ot any sort They know their bunlneeat The' more eupar and sweet a man take at a meal the leas a loo hoi he wants. Conversely, nearly every drinking man will tell you that he has lost hi taste for sweets. The more candy a nation con sumes, the less alcohol. Tha Mayor of Berlin. One of the principal requirements of a mayor In Germany Is unqualified hon esty, for in the municipal administra tion of Germany graft in any form would not be tolerated. To become the nioyor of a city like Berlin tke ap plicant moat have established bl repu tation for efficiency in governing other German cttlea. HI career la carefully stnitrnhaid by tb members of the Iowa anvndl wtio eelect blm, for aet only roost he be competent and suo oasaSahT serf oral oh duties of bl Mgh posttka, ant still ae ywonc aa likely to peai an coaapetent for many years, for a mayer ta rronsls ta aircraft tor a torn ef twelve yearn and If not re- looted after tbat pernd la entitled to a ant rwataa of twAf th aanoontotht eatery. After a service of lx yens fits ciasais I an4oarltt of hn salary and aster serving twenty year tvro tbawm. He need not neceaaarUr be a aoakbmt ef Berlin at tb turn of Us acpoaQtraent tn fact the mayor 1 nso- lly eheeen from th residents of other cities. Culture In West Afrioa. Carta re and commerce aae spreading in west Africa. A merchant sends oa the fDnorrtng letter, received from a enter; "Dear Gentlemensi I made my Step to the house ot a certain amable frtcud of niroe for Invltarlm and with our attention hlstaly attracted by taken coloquy for a few minutes. I took a rerun maeaalue In reading of Some- tiling. And I waa pursing throURh pagv over pages yours name waa Bub tantJally Coniuieroated to me tbat you arc the best and known Merchants In every produce 'In the city ofaLon- don. Therefore I have found myself Somewhat tmcllniable to pen you- to Send me your general Samples, to gether wltb Cntaloitne, and I will soon forwarding my remittance to you promptly fore quantity of goods. Trust log you will not refust as quick by as possible Expecting to hears from you again good news, London Standard. No Landlubber. Young Jack Tabba has only been In the navy for a few months, but there Is not a more enthusiastic sea dog In the whole of his majesty's service. He recently made application for and re ceived the usual leave and proceeded to London and bis mother's house. Mrs. Tabba Urea on the third floor of a boose In OamberweU. and when he arrfasd at her address he stood la the doorway and bawled ap the stairs: "Mother, aloft therel Jack's come ome! Open the window!" "Why. Jecky, my deer," cried the oM lady from tbofadlng. whatever' wrong with tb antnr 8tarrar cried tb woarnor worn tar, with ineffable contempt. "What do I know about stairs Just yon open tba window and1 lower a rope to the nafa deck, and be quick about ItP London Express. A PWbltrtv. Old Musty Doane waa noted for th striking erlguullty of some of bar ec- siloea. One day (he are talking about th otter Inanity of another old nan ta tb neighborheod. and she aid: 1 error aee her beat! BkeH lop down ra a cheer, an' there shell set an set sa' est dote' absolutely aothla' for hours an' boors, day after day. Tea avy aeni, I sfa'd think she'd rnUoewr Bwewrt lrw'wJe"w"V b don't you know that ft to antacky to poitpon a wodelua? Sha-I enat help that My diawhiiiS sr to III. end I'n afraU It weald b ne nnlawky If I were to go and anted hscore bavtog atl fa otot rant naade wtel my feganr la sO willlag to pay for hVna. NOw 41 CrByNsypa Van an quite a legal aren't year entd a tssnrastar to 4 wa rn st Westminster rounty earn. No," nplied the tnaai "I Mk my Urlng." London efaaL On good thane ebowt rtdow t tba sbe doses morh ef yon In the war at FB.OM THB ANTILLhSt Chnberlll's Conga Rsnidy Bent' Hat a City Cenncttasea at Klag- Mr. W. O'Reilly Forertv. wbo I member of the oltr council at King ston, Jamaica, West Indies, writes a follow! "un Dottle of unmoor ltin's OoaghRemdy had a good af loat on a oough tbat wa giving m trouble and I think I should have been mora quickly relieved If I had eoatla ned the remedy. - That II wa aniok and beneficial in relieving m there Is no aoum aaa it is ny intention to oo uin another botU.'1 r Pot Ml by Chat. Huang. wMef wwlraavwae Mrs. Cslna etiiA-anla Pwpar Bay a narrawi man breelhw ISXVXQ thnse to the ooorwo ef one dap. air. Crnv eon beakToe, my aear; an te Ms prMtege while tate wonsa age tnia ms gaohangs. LlndDey 8 ilndley 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 eook 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 1 A SPANISH TRICK. The Insldent Which Moved England to Turn Drake Looaa. The relatione ltween which Drake's raid Into the south sea bad for a time threatened with open rupture had greatly Improved at least In outward appearance and In lews, upder spe cial promisee of linrauulty from mo lestation on religious or other grounds, Philip had Invited to his ports a fleet of English com ships in order to sup ply the deficiency of his own harvests. 5o sooner, however, had the English ships arrived than an embargo wss laid upon them and their crews ar rested. One ship, the famous Primrose of London, mauoged to escape. While lying off Bilbao quietly dlscbarglug her canro she had been visited by the cor recldor of Biscay and his suard dis guised as merchants. " isuUlculy celled upon to surrender, the crow flung them selves upon the SiKinlards, drove them all overboard a:1..! ii::ide sail. Some or the discomfited r-;i;nlurd8 as the shore boats fled were seen clinging to the English vessel. These were humane ly rescued and carried In triumph back to England, and among them waa the corregldor himself. Upon blm were found hia official Instructions, setting forth expressly that the embargo was ordered for the purposes of the expe dition which Philip was preparing against the English. This waa enough for the queen and the powerful pub lic opinion of commercial circles In London, which had obstinately clung to pacific relations with Spain. A re taliatory embargo waa proclaimed, let ters of general reprisal were issued. and Drake was let loose. From Publi cation of Navy Record Society. A PORTO RICAN CUSTOM. Prayers Per ths Dying rtesind In the Public Streets. "A few venlogs go while we were t dinner to oar hotel," write an American author visiting In Porto Blco. -we beard the tinkling of a small bell just outside the hotel doors. Instantly Salvador, .the waiter, stopped in ra little bustling ran with -which be wait the guests, hurriedly procured a candle, lighted It and carried It out on tb balcony. Almost a soon ss thst candle was on the balcony railing w three Americana were beside It ques tioning Salvador, for we were sure something unusual waa going on. "W sew a procession ot msny peo ple, led by two priests, coming down th street each person bearing In bla band a lighted candle. They stopped tn front of a house f icing th hotel. and salendor told ua that somebody was dying there and they were pray- tnc for hi soul. Up and down tb street ae far a we could see on every baisony railing waa burning either a candle or kerosene lamp. "From the absorbed Interest of ths people gathered ta front of open doers and windows of the sffllcted boos th sufferer was apparently trying te die In full view ot the spectator. . "Presently the bail began to ring ante, th praceeaioa formed c mora, and they iinhoved ap tb street Salvador telling un In explanation that a waa a second pereon dying and they were new going to pray tar him.' jsi-BKlwng. A SlIsM MaowM. la Mrs. lapbem' famUy oircte bar power ot reasoning were sroouaiwu most remarkable and convincing. Oot- skwj the famUy her ability to convince was not so marked. "Aee. bore," shs said without retoae- Ing the ten cent piece for which toe eorxtorter of ths trolley car had gone to her wide. "I've only brought Willy with me. He's eight so I've got to pay bla far. I've left Myre, thafa fear. and Neddy, thafi two, at borne. Now. yon wouldn't bare obliged roe for them, would your "No, madam," aald th eondocter. "Tour fan, please." "Well, they'd bar taken one seat" perskited Mn. Laphem, still retaining bar held on the ten rent piece, "I sonldnt have held 'em both. I thonght of bringing them, only twaa too far. Now, why rant yea tak T something from Willy nnder the drctmistaacesr Tretrth's Companion. YOU WANT WELL. TO EAT est with enjoyment and keep well, provide yourasll with rolls or bread, tba kind w bake fresh every day. II yon haven't tried our rolls and bread, you haven't been In Ho with the wlss on. Order by 'phone If you like. , VIENNA BAERT GEO. H. CHURCH, Prop. CLASSIFIED ADS. Wasted Maa to take - oon tract to do dealing and grabbing. Apply to W. T. York A Co, tn-it. 8boemakr Wanted One who la a good, qalok, thorough aboe repair r. Apply at ottlos of Medford Mail. V, anted To lease, tract of gardoa or am all fruit aad, or rsnoh for stookralslng. Or position for eslf end wile oa farm or orchard reaoh. O. V. Myers., Medford. S-3t-pd. wantea Local repre-entetlvo for lied ford and vicinity to look sftor renewal ond loereue lubocrtp- ,'.oo lut ol Dromluoat moQiblr mofruloe, on tol-rv sod oommli.lOD bails. Experience dealrablo, but not noieaiary. uood opportunity (or rlubt ooraon Addreao, Pub. liiber, Uox 60, Station C. Now Yors. FOR SALE. For 8le 10 acres of land 6 In fruit good 7-room bouse 1 mil from Medford. Snap If taken soon. Call at Mall office. - Whits Sewing Machine, r'ln Con di Ion (10. P. O. tlox 211, Medlord, Oregon. Firm fog Sale 100 lor CO la cultivation, good boose and bare a eta Family orchard and berries, So sores mora easy to clear, all Ideal trait and farm tend, 10 sob irrigated bottom. Oak, pine and Ir timber to rank 'looo oordi of wood. Three mites, all dona haul to railroad aad town mile oat mage Una for hogn, cattle and poultry three hot ass and barn art, boggy, spring wagon aad lumber wagon, loo Jersey now and better, Jo hogs, ' tall blood peal try, fan Implsnsnts, booashoid aad kitchen rnrnltnre complete, all goes la j ipleadld eater -et door, malaria ta nil, daily nail, In Rogue Blvsc Valley, Jaok aoa ooanty, Oregon. Finest ell mate an earth, flnsst fruit land in state. All goal for 13, "km. Address tT-tt Boa 517, Woedrlite, Oregon Caanbarlall's Congh Reasedy a ante iWOKiae lor utiiarea. In bnvins 1 couth r-medv for ohll dren, sever he afraid te Our Chamber leia't Congh Bemedy. There ii ao danger from It and relief Is sure to fol low. It is intended esoeolallv for roughs, oolda, (roup and whooping oough, and there Is ao better medicln in tha world for tnesi oioeese. it is not only a cure for croup, bat, when given as soon as the eroupy oough ap- Cn, win prevent toe aitacs. w uuup ooufh Is not dangerous when this remedy 1 given as directed. It con tains ao opium or other harmful drags, ad may be given as confidently to a baby as to sa adult. For ssls by 0b as' Strang Bitki. Sct-ilr, " Btean, Madioated, tea salt, for Ma only, with snssssgs II, plala 60 eeate. For rheanatlsm. oolda, stiff Jolata, paralysta, etc. Msasag Ii equal to aa Cwteopatho treats eat Ueraer 7th aad A streets. 3-lm Rank Poollshneas. "Whsh attacked bra oough or oold.or when your throat it sore, It is rank looiisnnws to use any utuer medicine thin Dr King! Now Dit oovary," says a O. EIHrldgs, ol Em pirs, Qs. ''I bsv used New Discovery ssvsn years ud 1 know it I th be.i remedy on erth for ooughs end oolda, croup, and all throat and lung troubles. My children ars subject to eroup, but New Discovery quickly cures svery st uck." Known ths world over as the King of throat and lung remedies. Sold under guarantee at Chaa. Strang's drug store. BOo and 1. Trial bottle free. For Sal. Two ponies, sound, and geatle for Indies or children to handle, four aad ii yean old. Alio good driving hone, aad shout sW bushels of barley a qotre of, jaa. Taylor A Sons, Medfotd. WHEN Kodol Dyspepsia Gi WbsHs WtMlt rw Mta rfrPOSMgeIg, BSWSBthw