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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1908)
THERE'S NOTHING LIKE IT FOR people who enjoy living there i noth ing just like a good, juicy beefsteak. Ami that's where we thine, tor we pride our selves on furnishing our many customer the best meats to be had in this part of the country. K you want a Nice Koart, Veal Cutlets, Mutton or Lamb Chops, We Are The People. We have our own delivery and can have orders at your door promptly, WORTMAN & GORE MEDFORD'S MEAT MARKET tssssttoorkiooooecms D. T. LAWTON Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Vehicles - and - Machinery MEDFORD, OREGON SVe carry In stock the J. I. Case, Oliver and Kufsel Plows Myers Pampt of all kinds. Sanders Disc Plows In fact we can furnish you with anything you want in the vehicle line or machinery. Call and See Us Rogue River Electrical Phone 83 1 cWOracraoaMMciaMaaCraHaa Tin and Sheet Iron Opposite Hotel Moore J. A. SMITH, Medford, Oregon MMrae)0Oe)Oee B. H. Harris Timber Land Bought and Sold Those having timber Isnds or wvii iu nniqH us. Office over Jackson Countv National Rank !Wamlfsafla lKl SjaaaaVsiSiiaSjaaaiSat BRICK Hi CEfiEHT WORK 1 ao an kinds or contracting In brick and cement work. If you are going to build and have not gotten estimates from me on material and L work you are maklne a tnlsfaltn1 anil m tm muin nn.ku. 1 ...... 4. J i. 1- BRICK FOR SALE Q. W. PRIDDY, :- Standard Patterns la medford. i. O. Tan Dyke 4 Co bare made arrangements with tbe Standard Pat tars Co. and will, hereafter carry a fall stock of tbeee- patterns In Med ford. Tbey haw discontinued the . Maw Idea Pattern agency. When yon are notified by the proper authorities what ynnr boose - aaaabel la, call on us, gat tbe num. bar aad sat tbem up yourself. We ' bmi au winaa. a icnniaon him. ware Co. Hickory Bark Couyh Remedy made by Tbe Hickory fiark Remedy Co. , of be lam, Ore., guaranteed to cure vouroowgb, or money refunded. Guar anteed to make a friend of you. For 4sUe or Haakin'e Drat Store) and nrst- las dealers arery where. PLAIN SAILING for those who take ail van tape of our prlci't), uhii'b considering the beauty aocl quality of the KOtrilti aro unapproachable. You can always find just what you wish at Tfce Rotrue Kiver Electri cal Construction Company's at as low (ikiuret as they can be sold at. Construction Company C Street. relinquishments for sale would do j Viias MaaaaaiiH " uJ- . Medfotd, Oregon Machinery for Sale We bare for eale a tbre stamp niaaon mill, one' rook orusher, one 16 horse power boilr, one 12 borse r-" oioe, one ronr ooree ower 1 uw iui-v uum powar engine, and on l,h kn 11.. ' engine. Uoplsi 6x8 bolatner engine, uuo-iuurNi uriu air oompreesure two list mould oriental uaed sixty av Medford Iron Works Not all the good thlnga are to - vu I. 1. WUrtU your while to try tbe eplendld roads at Woodvllle now, and look np the nrnR. m L u- A f f i . r- m n. i,m a a of good things In that "Emerald Val. lef." tit FoimnomiAR etowe Ua aalb amat hsaOa lamf ADDITIONAL LOCAL. J. Ms Kisel, of Central Holnt, wblle rtturolog from Medford Satur day olgbt mat with to aooldeot wbtcb cam near pruflng serious. His ttam btoama uomangeabl and ran Into a targe telephone pole, sear I. A. Meirimaa'e plaoe and Mr. fcreel waa thrown from tba wagon, striking the ground with anob foroe as to ren der him nnoonaolooe for an boar or mora. He was discov.rsd soon attar the aooldeot and was oared (or bjr people living In tbat looalty. Tba telephone pole wblob waa atrook br tba team waa broken off aome dls tanoe from tba ground, wblob faot will give aome Idea as to the speed of tbe team and tbe foroe of the oolli lon. ' Tbe boutbern Urejion Laundry Co. Is doing bualneae In the same old way with satisfaction to all patron. The laundr la tbe belt equipped In Southern Oregon, the lauudrymen are txDvriunced and everv oare is taken .1 1 n nil nrAmn. -,k- Th. i wagcn- will call at your borne or place of business, or you can Inure ordera : af tba candy store in the Moore Bf ildlDtr, West rfcventb Street, Tuesday evening, January 28, Med'ord Lodge No 4221, Fraternal Union eustallvd tbe following olB oera for tbe ensuing term: K M. Jor dan, fraternal Master, Saiab An drews, Justloe, Li. A. Jordan, secy. Wm. Jaoksou, treasurer. Troth, Sarah Jackson, Msroy, Ann Comm. flrtlrfA 1. r P..aifl UnmrA Wwn Shoolts, Sentinel, Maltha Lairsntz'. Stewart, Wm. Willie. After tbe bus- Iness of tbe evening waa finished re freshments were served and a gen eral good time. Tbe arsodmolhers of the old Dutch Puukaro lamtliea of Western Pennsyl vania nava maua aua used iliokory bark CougO ttemeuy" and reared their lamiliet 00 11 lor a hundred years. bow yuo cun ouy it lrom your dealers. Ask lor it, and use it, because It is pure ; ueuaUse itwill sujp yuur cough; because It is tbe oest cuugu remedy maae today. Try it. ror sale by tiuekiua Uiug blcre aud sil oeulers everywoere. Noneommittal. "Toung Mm. Jenkins is a very bard woman to pump. She nlways guts out of giving you any Information when you nsk her anytbiug." "I beard alio was very close mouth ed." Yon know It was reported that ahe ; and ber bualmnri did not get on very cepted, will Isaci those who eocept It well together, so when I asked ber to give op tiylng to bght the p3ar quite casually what her husbutfd gav blliibt. The p;arJ-growing industry her the other day for n birthday pres. 0, Southern Oregon is now In a orlt ent (to w If they were or. good terms) j p01lltlon Uj oonoer,ed effort. I couldu't tell from her answer wheth er he hud given her a baudsome piece of bric-a-brac or whether they .had Quarreled." "What did she say?" "She Just said. 'lie gave me a Jar.' " Baltimore American. The Retort Courteous. At the terminal of an up tbe state railroad one dny last week a conduct or waa making a verbal report to tbe general manager. Among the things that be reported was that bis train bad struck a bear on tho way in. "Was it on the track T asked the general manager. "No," replied the conductor. "Tbe train bad to go in the woods after him." Philadelphia Ledger. Progress. Town Old Skinner declares be does all he can to further the natural prog ress of all men. Browne Yea, his Idea of natural progress la for rich men to get richer and poor men poorer. Catholic Stand ard and Times. Complimentary. "All my Mends aay I made a mis take In marrying your cried the shrewish beauty. "We were never want for each other, for you're just an different from me as you can be." "Ah," retorted her husband, "yon tatter me." Houston Post. AH That Money Can Buy. Family Friend There is Miss Pedi gree, who Is such a society belle. She haa so much aplomb. ' Mr. Comeup Then my girt must get some too. 8he's got to bare every thing going. Baltimore American. The Bonds. "I want to get rid of some bonds." "Out of my line." replied the lawyer. "But these are matrimonial bonds." ejolned the caller, putting a different face on the matter. Philadelphia Ledger. When we are happy we seek those vre love. In sorrow we turn to those who lave us. Cecil Raleigh. One Mlnuts Cough Cure fop conqha. caida and crouo Nursing baby? It's a heavy strain on mother. Her system it called upon to supply nourishment for two. Some form of nourishment that will be easily taken up by mother's system b needed. Scoff j Emulsion contains the greatest possible amount of nourish tnent in easily digested form. Mother and baby are wonderfully helped by its use. ALL MUOOBTSi II LITTLE OF What we need In oar business mora bar atamp tbat knows bow to spell M ise V'andsrbilt's oouot's nama. A Booth Norwalk.jConn., man 'has Just rfctnrned home from 'the olvll war. Ills wife oertalnly is Justified In suspecting tbat be etoppid soma wbsre on tbe way. (1. Bernard bbaw saioaatloalli re fers to as as a nation of villagers. If It Is Jdlsgtaoeful to be a villlaper a good many of oa bav thitherto been unaware of tbe fact. ; Tbe United Mates Senate Is doing tbe very thing it don't want to do. It la making It more and more noo salary day after'dsy for tbl oonntly to bare Kooeevell again for presi- " There are over tsrc thousand nnt. :0hjm. i china and duriun la.t 113,UU0,0U0 artlolea weia bandied by the serrioe aod the money order transactions amooned to Sl,100,llu. This is one enterprise In tbat orien tal land wblob bas made rapid devel opment. In addition to sending of tbe naval fleet to the PaolHo ooaat, Unoia Sam la further to looreae onr ooast da- b,f "lng troops trom tan saa, Nebraska and Wyoming to tbe Presidio at Saa Franolaoo and to Paget Sound, f rom this time oa It Is to be protected from any poeslole Invasion by foreign troops. Reports from- tba surveyors wno bava been marking tba line between Canada and Alaska indicate that as originally fliad In 1898 it waa six hundred feet .too far west. Tbe Unit ed States Is to have a strip sis bun drd feet wide and many miles long, wblob, until tbe present survey, the Canadians supposed belonged to tbem. Tbe proper boundary ia the I one (hundred forty-tlrat fmerldlan northward from Mount St. Ellas. It Is to be regretted that an article on pear blight written by J. P. ! Myser for the California Fruit Grow er bas been published In Oregon. 1 Abe atgunent of ;jflr. Myser, if ao- the blight can he prevented from gaining enough headway there to materially effect the orchards. The Myser article is unworthy of tbeieer lous attention of any person and ought never to have oeen given epaot In any horticultural papsr. Oregon Agiloulturlst. The Romans and the 8ea. Virgil is understood to have lived long on tbe bay of Naples, and be dwelle repeatedly with uuaurpaseed ef fect on the littoral phases of the sea, but on the element at large he ex presses little but a sense of vastness, power, mulevolence. It Is a toilsome and perilous expanse, to be hurried across and escaped. Across the land the Romans went with indomitable confidence, marking then? way with thoee works of pecul iar permanence, so that today the Brit on traverses the original roads they built, and the Oanl walks beneath their arches. But even In Imperial times the voyage from Brnndlslum to Greece was something of a hardship. The ocean was a thing "beetrew'd with wreck and disaster." In Its depths or on Its shores lay the bones of those who never received burial and hence could not pass over tbe Styx. When Tiberius buUt a yacht ha float ed It on the quiet lake Neml and very likely kept It anchored like a palatial houseboat. Tbe sea lacked that essen tial stability which the Romans so much valued. It was estranging. Ro man, adaptability made it a medium of empire, but never with the viking spir it. Sewanee Review. Johnny's Intsrprstation. Little Johnny was bustled off to church one Sunday morning with the admonition that If be could not remem ber tbe text when he came home he couldn't go out to play that afternoon. At tbe dinner table be waa asked the text of tbe sermon and said: "Don't be afraid, you'll get the quilt." The mother laughingly replied. "You must be mistaken Johnny," but be waa snrs he wss right Tbe matter dropped nntn, during the week, the pastor call ed, when It was learned that the text was, "Fear not, the comforter will come." Chicago Tribune. SDs. AND tl.00 if EVERYBODY IS INTERESTED IN Finding Good Things for the Table, and a great many people are finding that our Store is the m Grocery Headquarters ji FOR the City of Medford, and also for the sur rounding country. Our stock , is complete, fresh and many new customers are coming our way every day. If you want the best at prices which tell, come aud see us. All we ask is a chance to make good. ii i tv ilf (V V ii 0 ALLEN & REAGAN Successors to Roberts (8b Reagan Jacksonville Foat: Tbe 1 firm of eobnlz ' A Co., have gone Into heoce. Ueorge U Davis was appointed receiver and this week is engaged in taking an Inventory of tbe stock. Tbe liabilities are about $2,3UU while tbe assets will amount to about 81SU0. At a stockholders' meeting of tbe Bank of Jacksonville, held the 28th day of January A. D. 19U8, at the otilce of the Dank of Jacksonville at JackBOUvillo, Oregon, the board direotors eltcted tor the ensuing year were Edward H. Helms, Cxil De Koboam, Kay F. Sexton, (Joorge L. Davis, and Jay C. Sextonv Meeting adjourned and a meeting of the board ox directors was called and new om ners for the ensuing year elected. Utllcsrs as follows: President, (Je3, L. Davis, vice-president, K. . H Helms, cashier, Jay 3. Sexton,4 as- slttant cashier, Kay F. Sexton. Central Point Herald: The walla of tbe burned school bouse, wblob were in a rather dan gerous oondition, were rszed last Frl day and Saturday by dynamite blasts and will no lodger be a menace to the Uvea cf those around the ruins. Tbe new seats have arrived and have been plaoed in tbe old sobool bonse and tbe other temporary quarters and aobool is onoe more under way, Married At .'the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. LaPonte, In this olty, at 2 p. m. Sunday, January 26, 1908, Prof. A. J. Hanby officiating, Mr. Louie Grtaex and Mlsa Fraaoee M, Linton, Doth of Yreka, California. Mr. Oriaex la an old time friend of Ml. LaPonte, aod too happy oonple mained her neota at tba LaPonte home until Tuesday morning, when they retained to Yroke. It Is proba ble they will return to Central Point to looate a little later. Gold H1U News: The uold Hill uon Club promisee another day's sport for the gun lovers of Southern Oregon, on Wash Ington's birthday, February 22d. They are now making preparations for a big shoot, tbe seoond they have given, and have already extended in vltatlons to the different clubs throughout Southern Oregon. Tbe day will he closed with the Wood men's ball. The Medford Club will hold a shoot on tba 14th of Feb ruary. A number of the local mem bers attended tbe shoot at Asblaod last Sunday, and express themselves as highly pleased with the manner In which tbey were treated by the Ash land club. Those attending from here were: Marion Laooe, J. A. Pet ereon, A. J. Olsen, J. R MoKsy, Sam Hodge and J. E. Davidson. The Jnvnplngypff Place. - f- "Consumotion had ma In Its uriam aod I had almost reached tbe jumping off nlace when I was advlsad tn rv nr. King's New Discovery, and I want to say right now, It saved my life. Im provement began with the first bottle, and alter taking one dozen bottles I was a well and happy man again," says ueu. moore, oi unmesiana, x. v. As a remedy for coughs and colds and healer of weak, sore lnnae aod for nra- venting pneumonia New Discovery is supreme. 60c and II. 00 at Charles oirsng, urugglst. Tnsl bottle tree. For Sale. Two ponies, sound, and gsntle for ladles or children to handle, four and six years aid. Also gooa driving horse, and about 800 bushels of barley inquire of, Jas. Taylor ft Sons, Medfotd. A sure cure, one yon can depend upon. Hickory Bark Cough Remedy A sure eure. ami its nural TTsa ii fop au luug trouble, coughs, colds, hoarse nets sod sore throat. Fop aala h Has. kins Drug Store and flrakclasa daalara everywhere. nmsiaroiOTCURi MasM BMMVft MM MsNf BiU' BRITISH CONSOLS. Origin and History of IhU FMtuF English 8ocuritife Aluost all tbe debt of England con- Bints of tbe f ii nde J debt, bo called, and the greater part of this la made up of coufo'V whU-b Is an abbreviation of ir.ii.llJateJ stocks." .of which we .cm. f every 'lay In tbe papers, and tbe ..ri.i- of consols la the financial pulse i:::s!..ad. B (.'oiii.ol wore created In 1752 bj stat ue 2' of Ceortie 11., chapter 27. But no sr;v.p of piper ever represented oi.st.I until, to facilitate coinmcvce. In .sT'i a r;itt;te was p.istsod allowing the1 :usi?n)iiii-nt to IfKiie curt 1 ilea tes to rei- i'seut tliem. Tbe projverty tbat all tbe world iiskoil tbe price of every day was ii:i:rp;vsetitcJ Iy n:ir monetary securl livs until ls?0, and oven now very few (.iTttriciuus bavy been Issued. Now. this Is a cousol, and' this la it history: Originally some one bud loan I'd tlit irovt 'ruuieut t lot), uud the gov .rutin nt bud tfured bis name to be en rallO'l oil Its books ns a ctiilitor, from whom it bad received that amount ji.a to whom ?ome day It might. If It i he, repay It." It need never do no, I iut until It did It must pay blm au au- .i::lfy of 3 that Is, be received 3 per f.ut on bis money as long ns tbe gov . r-iimfiit cbose to keep it, but the gov . i lament could pay It back at any tlne tt chose to do so. This creditor then owned a consol that Is, be owned siKh a debt from tbe government as Just described. If he wished to transfer what rights he had that Is, his 3 per cent per an num and tbe right to bis 100 when, If ever, tbe government chose to return it, he could go to the Bank of England with his transferee aud receive the purchase price from him, and tbe stock would be transferred to tbe man pay ing the consideration, and that man's name would be placed on tbe govern menfs book In the place of tbe for mer owner, and thereafter the trans feree would reeelCe'tbe Z a year and tbe 100, II It was ever paid back. But no paper passed except tbe receipt foi the purchase money which wus given by the buyer and which tbe bank otfl clat checked with a red mark. These receipts were not certificates of ownership and were seldom pre served, never except for purposes of identification when tbe new owner went to draw his first dividend. After that they were destroyed. It Is true If old times the owiir of a cousol wa. given a tally, which was nothing but a block of wood with notches on It spilt In two so tliat a portion of each notch should be on each half, and tbe gov ernment kept oue half and the owne: of the stcck the other. These shewed tbe state of the ac count between tbe gyveruiueut and lh creditor, but this was an antbiuated system of keeping accounts, brought down from the days when writing war little known, rnd nt Inst they we.t abolished by act of parliament and burned. There were no many of them that when they were thrown Into the furnaces these became superheated, and the parliament houses burned down, which perhaps served the au thorltles right for keeping the anti quated system so long. Liquid Sulphur. At Lake Charles, near the gulf of Mexico. 220 miles from New Orleans. sulphur is obtained from deep deposits in me xorm or linuid. Wells driven to a depth of H) feet In search of petiv leum revealed Instead a rich deooslt of mlphur. To obtain the mineral hollow tubes were driven into the earth. Each sulphur well consists of three tubes, one within another. Through the outer tube hot water is forced down, and it Issues throug! perforations uear the bottom. Through the central tube hot air is driven a little lower thun tlit points whese the hut water escapes Through the third tttln?. Im-losed le tween tlie other two. tbe liould mil phur. dissolved by tbe water, rises n tbe surface uiuk-r the combined lutlu ence of tbe p:-esstir? of the emun o; water uad tbe IruptiN-lon of the rlsiti air. 7 he liould sulphur Is. led Inu wooden res. olr. wNre It tools am: '.ardens.Excbaugb. ."Mary said -No' to l.?t ni?h. sliced Peter Sloruoi,. -hut I dou'l l llevi- she could li.nostlv fell whr ah. did If Oh, yes, ahe could." rvolled bh. cousin Kate. "She told me." Did sher 'Tee; she said sbe didn't think roo d take 'No for an answer." Philadelphia trees. MODERN TOILET PARLORS ShsUiirooiiiaT. Man Irurttin. Elswlfi UaH-it-a CUtHl. HUt fcLeevU si i I'liu pi: t itU. lueat of T litjt rvpartmuiii iu-4 Sut-clal Atifiutton to out-of-iowu lUttotutrj. UKA W. L. l.'AliEkUN. Suits Bottl Uuot AdiuX. I. D. PHIPI'S, D. X). S. Offloes n Adfelai Blocs, sttjcicitr Uursi urufaiuic xoiora. uncos Q. W. STEPHENSON, PHYSICIAN, SURG ION AMD OPTICIAN. Ofllo,: KoomS.Adklas' block. Calls prompt! aitsaded day or alfbt. 'Fbnoo ft&i. sfsdtord Orsgoo. Wa. M. rol.VIu, Mcdrom. OtO U. DURHAM, ursuif Pus- COLVIG & DURHAM . . Lawvera . - gjOmtx a Medlord Natlouul Batik Build lig g round flooi I3 R. SEELY PHYSICIAN ii SUKliEON Modetn qtilinrut; X Br LsLratory, Offlce Id Jacktou Count y Bunk BuKrdmg. Medford ore-iron . . BUTON, 0. S- COUMIAaiOKCH, PiSTUlCT or Oft EGGS Homeatead aud Timber Land HI in git salt proou.made. Teailiuouy taken to laud con tent caacs. Office wnb Medford Mall Medford Ortgot FBI ACRE TRACTS C. H. Fierce & Son have recently platted 40 acres near Medford into 4 acre tracts, at from $425 to $600 each. You will find no better acreage for the money. These tracts are just what you want, bo don't go to sleep and let the other fellow get his pick and you take what is left at an advanced price. wkk Iks nst (Saw wks r.s siil Isl 1 5 ksssa the sls ssabsd la rata,, ksepirsslisilisaailiniliit assss sad sttasalstas raa sktv cap rka ss asmOMtsiaeWrakhcBSsMss assssAlikaaa lsamMi ahaaa -r " iii.iini hss M seal lessees asrasr R03EBTINE SoutnernPacifiGTimR TaDle EFFECTIVE DtC. 29. I0T sorra aorvo No. IS ed:cr4.... No. IS KORTH BOCXO X. II Ueoford No 15 .10 JO a ,.lp at .... : i'Stpat Nambsra 14 sad IS vlll ssake all stops, ff-ionbsri 11 and 12 will be tauea off. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Nntlf tt hfiPfthv stition ttislt that tmaralsnau4 baa been duly appointed, br the Couuty Court, of JackKu county, Oregon, armlnta trator of tha aatata of RsbMvai MetVinmisvh deceaied. All nerona bavlng claim a atralnst tbe xa'd rttatcare hereby notified to present ame. wlib oroDtr Tourbera and dnlr rvrlriad. to the undersigned at Central Point, uregon, nam aix n-oniui irr-rn ine ubi" oi inn notice. Dated and tint bubllhhthl this. lUt rl.v of eTvQuary, ivog. W, E. KABLEH, AdmlnUtraior SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the 8uts of Otefo for tbe County of Jack Km. F, W. Gaines. Plaintiff. I Vs. isuit Id Equity for Ella Guinea, I Dlrorce Defendant. ( To Ella Oaluea, the abore nameM Cefendaot: IN THK NAME OFTHK STATE OK O HUGO If: You are hereby required to "PP answer esse wuipiciiai oi me piain in men afrainat Toil in tbe above entitled court and catme on or before the last day of tue time preacrlbedla the order for publication of iiimmoi a herein, to-wtt on or before the lftth day of March. 190A, a Id date being the expiration of aiz wee kit from the da" of tbe ft rat publication of Ihta summons. And tf yon fail u BDnesir and answer, for want thereof, tbe plaintiff will ani-ly to the Court for tbe relief prayed tor fn riiftinun gvniaiiyi, succinctly ataiea. u ollowt: For a decree of the Court abrogating aod dltaolTlnf ibe marriage contract now exl-tlns between Plaintiff and defendant; ror inrlomnt airalnat the defpudant and lo favor of plaintiff for tbecoata and dlaburaementa of thteiiltto ' be taxed, and for uch other and further relief ai to the Court may appear juat and equitable. This ummona 1 publi.bed In the MKDFOKD MAIL by order of Hon. H. K. Hantia. in dee of the abort entitled Court, which aald order was made ana entered of record on tbe Snh day of Janoary.lKS; cd. in obedience thereto the date of the flrtt publication hereof la tbe Slat day of January, ivm, W. I. PH1PPS. Attorney tor rialnilff. osmalss suasl IsmIs lsa ygf2!l 4y Sanowneaa Traurtemad wksa askourv sat. s. l..n..i I c saaV I amalaaassssanassllis. l.sbsai smsi Is psisiiiissasssasiaas, sad tratklas C assslad he rjvi ss a M biTnia'leatV. !pt FftTT't Bnst K W n4tiie ;-.t--t ... ili Wt.ri-4 tnent tella. K m Ferry ZacJ Annual for 1909 ts-lLii.whol"HltorT-tit FREE for M oL us-.- aakuiat. l-u'i aow swmla lill yua get it. JV r. nsT t co., ioimt. Mitss y
