The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, February 21, 1908, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextUThe Seller of Men. 1 1 1 1 1 m n i i m 1 1 in w 1 1 r t Copyright, 1907. by P. C. Eostment.) Lopez win bis uouio. and bo n fti it J Cuban patriot To bear him artrtio that $ If they bad tbe proper .ulpuieuU they would drive tbo Spanish from Cuba vttbla t your was la cou tribute cash r, uq the spot He solicited tuouey from f. men In every walk of life. lie re usived money from women who weptoi .' as they gave It. To be one of t wot re .1 or fifteen people Invited to meet at - mme rosiilenee and bear tbe atory of :' Lopes was a -rare treat In one aeuoe and a sorrowful one In another. lie -;' bad seen It all, been throupli It all, . and be was a talker to patch your lu V terest In the first tlozoa words. Months . later be knew thut be was a monstrous ; hypocrite ond liar, and worse than that, but when thy bumuu heart U big with Bynipnthy its owner does not stop f to critic 1st. From Its Inception to Its close the Cuban reljelllon was kopt alive by t American contributions of cash, arms j and volunteers. . Uncle Sam knew all about it, but he rolled but tongue fn his cheek. During the last two years of the rebellion his vessels were almost openly fitted out to carry arms and J other supplies, bat If the United States cutters chased them off the coast tbey ' did not overhaul them at sea. The government inspectors at ftie New England arsenals knew where the arms went to, no matter what the marks on tbe boxes, but tbey winked at eacb other and saw nothing. According to Lopez, 2.it00 patriots were ready to rally as noon as sup plhvVlth arms. A largo sum of mon ey was collected and spent for mus kets, revolvers, cartridges and machine funs. Then there were blankets, ra tions tod other things needed by the soldiers. A steamer was chartered and thirty Americans enlisted. Spanish pies in New York reported the pur chases to Uncle Sam. He replied that he would attend to the matter and did nothing. The same spies reported tbe steamer. She was not even . looked over by the revenue officers. To be anre she was chased down the coast by a revenue cutter that belched bar rels and barrels of black smoke, but when the filibuster was at last over hauled It was to atk tf tbe captain hadn't forgotten bis nightshirt on leav ing New York. , Lopes was aboard. He bad been In defatigable, lie bud been at Washing ton. He bad directed all while sleep ing in a garret and living on one meal a day. A patriot on a pedestal! An object lesson to tbe world 1 Tbe steamer was to touch at a cer tain point on the coast. Word had (one on ahead and a thousand Cubans would be at band to swiftly unload her. False alarms wouM be given and the Spanish gunltoats called away from the spot No precaution bad been neglected. Nothing bad been left to chance. When once tbe steamer got headed for tbe spot she slowed down t half speed. She was to reach the landing under cover of darkness. At 4 o'clock In the afternoon nothing waa In sight from ber bridge. At 5 o'clock a heavy fog settled down. This was all the better for the success of the expe dition. Five hours' slow run would take them to the bay selected, and bon fires and torches would illuminate the discharge of the cargo. The fog "hail hoi lifted at 6 o'clock nor at 7. At 8 one could Just make out fro f orrn of a man seveu or eight feet sway. The captain was a prudent man. All lights were extinguished and all nobies busbM. With the screw soft ly turning, the filibuster bored her way Into the fog like some blacker shadow. The cap tutu. Lopes and half a dozen . others formed a group by themselves and spoke Jn whispers. All were ex ultant Tbey were certain to get In " ' Of a sudden the thank, thunk, thunk, r of a propeller was beard from straight bead. It could not be mistaken for j any other noise. Then came the same noise off the port bow. Then It came i from the start ward quarter. Tbe group listened with beating hearts. 'f'orpottots or whales!" whispered Lo per. In the captflln'j jar, 'Spanish guuboatsl" was the reply. By the speaking tube and not by the bell tbe way of the steamer was check ed, and she floated idly on the sea. Three guntionts were converging on her. Three bloodhounds went hunting their gamo In the fog. Tbey had not beard ber, and they could hot see her, but It had been planned that she would j be In that locality at a certain hour - Lopei ami thepanlsh bod planned It 1 The gunboats felt their way here and there. They almost rubbed sides with their victim. From the filibuster's deck JaKll ould le hoard cursing and mut- terlng. XTGECTr-l " OilOn o tnau was wutcblng Lopes sn American volunteer for the Cuban ranks. The struggle of the wcak apnhipt tbe strong bad appealed to I him. He saw the man suddenly draw ( himself up. Fik-k In bis breath and , open his mouth, ami then he leaned ' forward nul clutched the bony throat - tn fingers of Iron. "lie wn ro'iir to call out to them.M - ho explained a he still maintained bis i clutch. Three minute later a human form wns dropped softly Into the sea along- vide, aud the f'llhuster began working her way out uf tbe trap so treacber . anal y set. Slit returned to these ehorco In "safety, and men who asked why I rere never told the facts. It waa the ; (Spaniards who boonted that Lopes had ' been bought for gold. M. QUAl. f The Jumping Oft Place. 1 "Consumption had me In it srasu; ad I bad lmo-t reached the jumping I off olaee trhen I wo advised to try Or. ! King's New Discovery, and I want to ay right now, It saved my life. Im t provetnont began with th vt bottb, ; and after taking one uu bottles I was a veil and happy man aalti," say Geo. Moore, of Urimesland, N. O.i a remec'v lor cone he and eolds and hosier of wraK Inngi and for pre wnttAff pp 1 Disco fy Is ; ' H.W at Carles Btran( dmgv :(Jwltl? 'rr Corns aod gat oor tp' tal prtoat oa China war. Alleo A Keaffoa. rill VlkAMAl .l U T S , THE HtfLL OF FAME. M A biXW ?'"" ZlZfi ;' . Mayor Toci .fohuson of Cleveland Is grandfather, the new glri comer belug tlw child of bis daughter, Hi gaora Frederlco MurluiA. . A report from London says that James liryce Is about to retire from bis position us British uuibassudor to Witxhlugtou aud thut be will be sue-t-eeded by Sir Henry Howard, now British minister at The !laiue. Luis Felliw C:trbo. acting minister of foreign afi'alrs. who wns called from bis post a ml ulster for rVundor at Wasblui;ton to assume that othce tem porarily, has beeo ordered to return to Washington aud assume" bis old posl tlou of minister. II. II. CSanikcr of the OarnVgle nnf oeum, Flttstitirg, ban returnud from Cobta Rk-a, fie ha Ihimi lu CVura. America for five years mvuriiii; nLiut of animals and hlrtls for the- uitiueum. He has shipped at different times to tho museum more thau 6.0UU skins. General Cyrus B. Coinsock. corps of engineers. U. S. A., has given to tbe National Academy of Science, of which be Is a member, tbe sum of IIU.OOO, tbe Income from which Is to be devoted to the advancement of knowledge in magnetism, electricity aud radiant energy. One of the most successful discov erers of asteroids lu America la a young astronomer who was graduated but eight years ago from Amherst col lege and who is now instructor aud serving astronomer ut Princeton uni versity. He Is Itaymoud Smith Dugan of Montague, Mass., wbo has the fume of finding no less tbnn fifteen aste roids. Senator Henry Clay Hansbrougb of North Dakota is one of the few sena tors wbo have received praise from President Itoosevelt directly. After the passage of the denatured alcohol bill last session, an act whlcb meant a great deal to the farmers and for which the senator wagered a persist ent fight tbe president sent a personal letter commending him and inclosed the pen with which tbe bill was signed. TALES THEY TELL George Can Held, a milkman of Coul flcld, N. J., bus a horse which lies on Its back, nslng a bag of bay for a pil low, and holds up Its hoofs to be shod. Judge 8adler of Chicago was com pelled to adjourn his court because of the strong odor of liver and onions coming from the basement, where a cook was at work. A highwayman returned to W. A. Ewen of Minneapolis $15 which be had secured from bun as "a forced loan," apologizing for not sending bock bis watch on tbe ground that It might lead to bis arrest Dr. J. S. Holsey, whose motor car killed a big rooster belonging to a farmer living near Viueland, N. J., was Just pulling out bis money to pay for the bird when tbe farmer's wife came out and said: "I was Just look ing for my husband to kill that roost er. Call tomorrow and have some pot pie." -.--j(?r4 FACTS FROM FRANCE. . There are 40,000 women Freemuon, In France. Tbe throne on whlcb King Charles X. ut when be opened the French per llaiuent was found the other day In a lumber room tn the chamber of depu ties In Paris. Offlclil appointment U. Perrlnet (Pierre Is appointed chief potato peel er and vegetable cleaner at the na tional asylum for convalescent. Jour nal Official de la Repnuliqoe Pran calse. The Petit Parlslcn Instituted a dis cussion among Its readers, asking an answer "yes" or "no" to the question, "Are you In favor of the death pen alty?" The answers received to date number 1.452,347. divided thus: Tea, 1,083,005; no, 808,002. - NEW YORK CITY. New York city consumes 20,000.000 matches each day, and about 11,000, 000 of them are given away by dealers in tobacco. Real estate agents In New Tors city are planning for the arrival of about 8,300 families In the city between now and next May 1. The Provident Loan Society of New York city, which grew out of the New York Cbarlty Organisation society, lent $10,000,000 last year. The number of Hebrew Immigrants g.t New York city Is decreasing. Dur ing the year ending wUh Inst Septem ber, up to which date K-cords are com piled, there were 100,000 landed, while for the yenr previous there were 187, 000. New York Ileruld. OLD FASHIONED. What has become of the old fashion ed big feeling mau who hud a strut like a turkey gobbler? - What has become of the old fashion ed woman who ued to sny, "Well, If I'm crury 1 have lota of company?" What bna become of the old fashion ed man wbo said when ho wnuted to' abuse a town, "It Is the Jumping off place?" What has become of the old fashion ed girl who put a quiver In her voice when she sang that suggested chills and the tomb? Atchison Globe. Machinery for Sale We have for ih i -i:r stamp Risdon mill, one rook crusher, one 16 (one power hollar, ore iv rot f r engine, one f oar horse power rolior. nn tui sorse i-ower ui.oe. e i oa dbt bora power P u-oliae ciwlne. . Uopiex 6x8 boJetaer eneioa also ooe-fourts drill sir oompressuraJ two list mouid orleotas used sixty days. ftU V Iroa or Cisreaoe D. KeUogg, lnitruotor oa plsso, Lessoas.75 peats. It ' , Hew It Aeut t. r- Cr-oiity of Vim!y City Wan, ' A tall. !!':.. I.JM- J lUiM If tl V;. Btrollliiu i-iin-t.'ity nUn.s Vw .rtvt He stp:. xny i a 1 1 1 1 V In ihv t'U! " go 'li! iif. I;i f.m: i! : swell front, wlikli !. . r .tu' ed on Iih plate v'..;. z v. ii:J.. - "It'nU.i :u tvi r Q .: : " :, lie t(i)ic.l lu j.i.tl Hcci':iil , !, Iks SJU V hu Hf.MlU'd tn U ,11 ,i.y-ll middle r:sed man. with a :n;!i fnt--and un aiftible. neir itctin: wn i'i 'l bfg your pardon." hi m'I. "hr.t that sign ou your window Interest me." "Yes? ettcournirlnI' respon h the other. "Yes. It uroiiws my finioslty." "Yes? You are wishing perhaps to look at some "It occurred to me. as 1 was looking at it and studying It. that posIl;ly 1; ml a lit le a question" . "Oh, uo"- "Oh. yes. Only It hu&u't nuy Inter rotation polut. TIkii the Idea sug gerted Itself that It must be an as sertion, eonveylug tbe urixurance that the perttuu who painted the tdgu lit tvaily to wear inr" That win, si;-.' Interrupted the mid die uihI n:;in, btx iutlc narrow Sue perceptibly. "Is so plnln that onyboily with a grnlit of common sense "Tlien tUe fault must r with m. of court e. Thut Idea also occurred tn me. 1 ought to understand 'It. View ing it lu my. blundering way, however, us a question am I rnuily to wear gar ments? I unhesitatingly 'answer yes. 1 have beeu ready to wear garments for fifty-threo years. lint to wear them Inside no! If It's going to he the fashion to, wear garments inside" -"Say, look here' 'You can count me out every time On the other baud, considering It mere ly as the statement of a fact that you or the proprietors of this establishment are ready to wear garments Inside "You'll oblige me, Mr.' "Gwllllams. My name Is G will lams. I soy if you are ready to wear gar ments inside, wear them. What does the public care how or where you wear your garments? What Is tbe use of your sticking oat a sign like that, In all the pomp and blazonry of gold leaf "Will you stop just a minute?" "I will." "I'll try to bring that sign down to the level of your Intelligence. You have beard of garments that are ready made, haven't you 7' "Now that yon mention them, 1 think I have." "Well, garments that are ready made are garments that are ready to wear ready to wear garments and wa keep them here Inside. See? Th tall slender, "gangling caller scratched his jaw reflectively. "I think I do," be said, a genial smile wrinkling bis lean features, "and I am greatly obliged to you. My onljr object in coming In was to get you to diagram that sitfb.N Here be lowered his voice and became confidential. "And now, my friend," be added, "by way of conclusion, may I suggest that there la one Important duty you owe to this community?" bajHlt,glrr "Qet an intelligent schoolboy to edit that sign have him put In' some hy phensso It will mean something. 1 believe thafs all. Good afternoon 1" Tee Much Cornetaroh. Little Johnnie doesn't like to he kiss ed, bat sometimes be Is compelled by tome gashing friends of his mother's to submit to the ordeal. The last time tbey called he went throat the opera tion as gracefujly as possible. But after their departure he remarked', vig orously rubbing the powder from his faos: "Mamma, I don't like to have them Use me. It tastes Just like kissing a murshmsjlow. Judge. What It Is. The Enthusiastic What Is there about winter the something that stirs one, moves one, excites one tn a way Impossible to find words In which tt do the feeling justice? The Iraettca1 What Is It? It's the water pipe bustlu', by Jlng! Brown tog's. Why the Dog Was Mad. "TVhy did you kick thst dog, ywi rascal?" "Becis' 'e's mad." "How do you kll'iw be Is hiadf "WclU wouldn't you lie mad If some body kicked yerr' London Chroukle. A Calm Avowsl. "So," remarked the old .time frlcnd "society bos at last welcomed yon with orn armsf No," answered Mr. Cnmroi; '1 am till endeavoring to Vjlcome society ltu open pocketUok. Washington Star. For KheuaMtlc Sufferers. The quick rel'ef from pain afforded hv applying Covnbertatn'a Pain Bnltn makes ft a favorite with sufferers from rheamstism, tolatioa, lame hack,un. 070, and deep seated and muscular p,tli s. For sale by Obss. Strang. 1 Wantra Sew-artl umm to ml l,35Q,000Xfwt of pint lumber. Oan glrs cootraot from stamp to rail road. - Writs tor particulars, (ddi'sss 'l!' to .oar of Mail Madfotd. Or. sen " 7 .Jt-p, Sabsorlb tor I'd Mall PLAYS AND PLAYERS. Kella Bergen, the wife of Da Wolfs Hopper, Is the prima donna of Tbs Talk of New Tork." Xlenrleltu Cromnsn 'may mnke an Australian tour lu a repertoire of her. successful ploys. Including "As You Like It" A new musical comedy, produced for the first time recently, la called "Tbe Circus Man" and Is said to have made a bit. ''Clothes," lu which Grace George stnrred successfully, Is to be ssirlved by Manager ttrudy and sent on tour In the spring. 1 George M. Cohan Is credited with soother success In bis "Talk of New York." produced with Victor Mooro In ' the leading rule. ' ' "The Waits Dream" has been ataged , by Herbert Grcsham, with Charles A. i Blgclow, Joseph Bcrbort, Sophie Brandt. Josle Sadler and Mugda Dahl In the cast I Bum Bernard la to bare a theater 1 mimed after him -In New Yosk, aud he ' Is also to be the stur In this theater, at the head of his own company, all the year around. SHORT STORIES. A man Is generally at bis heaviest In I renmrioil.ly corpulent, and Elbrldga his fortieth year. j wtl0 w renrtaoiy Only seven specimens of the Green- lOtny." said Ilarrlson, "1 shall have land whale (Baleua mystlcetusi were 'an advantage over yon In this act" caught In 1000. Tbe present price of -How soT" Inquired Gerry. "Why," re whalebone Is (12,300 a ton. I plied Harrison, "when we come to be A committee has been appointed In 1 bung for treason I am so heavy I shall Washington to select a site ond erect ' plump down upon the rope and be dead a statute of John Wltherspoou, a sign- In an Instant but you are so light that er of the Declaration of independence, 'yon will be danpllog and kicking about The statue Is to be provided by the Cor an hour in the air." Wttherspoon Memorial association. ' A big batch of firearms, mostly re- volvers of cheap mnke, are not to be u . ubuuo Judge Cameron ot Portland, Ore but will be put lute a crucible and cast into a stove for tbe courtroom. Br virtue 01 sn aimu Eiecntton luud out The St Maurice valley. In the Cana- ?" above estttira court, in ihe uive .0111 ., , ' " " li .ciioo io me dUMrd end dstnl October dlan province ot Quebec, contains fields mh. 1907. upou Juiisment r.ndiTc.i .no u of natural gas believed to be compara-1 iV.t',d.,'?.fS"1 i'0"".00. ''B,"a'. 1,"6.',11 Uvar uiv u. uuiuiiuud w ujo uiiiKci uciu. in the United States. The coat of such gat for manufacturing purpooea at Three Rivers la 20 cent per 1.000 feet EDITORIAL FLINGS. Cnrlona tbat It la tbe automobile that te going .slowly that rani orer people. Indiana polls Star. Society women are airing east aide girls lessons In courtship. . Next thing they will be teaching young ducks how to swim. New York Hern Id. Judge Coffee of California, who baa decided that a dog cannot Inherit raon perm. Nor the price of stocks, tbe cost of living, aor the length of after dinner speeches. Ibis is too big a country to cut anything, even its eyeteeth. New York Mall. Mrs. Cobden-Sanderson says New York men measure everything by dol lars, white New York women measure everything by clothes. Borne of us have thought that the clothes were tneasared by the dollars. Washington Tunes. MODES OF THE MOMENT. Eyelet embroidered enda and tiny stls tassels are tbe favorite finishes (or the newest ties. Velrets and heavy laces were for merly Intended only for dowagers, but this year tbe younger women are wear ing tbem. A new aleere pattern Is In a mosque talre shape cot off at tbe elbow and extended from there by a deep military cuff flnlsbed with tattoos. The fur storm collar la bare again. It la not so nigh as It used to be, but blgb enough to suit women who suffer froni drafts oj Jhe. baji ofthetr pec-ip. Silk nets, lightly dotted with pail lettes, are In perfectly good taste for young girls, though the heavier designs should be avoided If tbe effect of youtbfulness Is sought New York Bun. HOME NOTES. Keep an old teakettle on the hot sir register and have bot water all tbe time, besides saving gas. After wasblng woodwork always wipe It with a soft cloth. This pre vents drops of water being left to dry on and to discolor tbe paint Tbe outside of a saucepan should be as clean aa tbe Inside. To prevent tbe smoke from sticking rub tbe outside of a new saucepan with fat before placing It on the stove. Wash with hot water and soda. In making bands on children's under wear it la a good Idea to allow an lncb at each end to turn back before tbe buttonhole, as this makes the band much stronger and there will be less tearing of tbe garments. THE COOKBOOK. Wilted vegetables should be soaked tn cold water for an hour or two before they are cooked. If, when making cornmeal mush to fry, milk Is used Instead of water, it will be found to brown in half tbe time. rut scraps of cold meat through food chopper and stir In cornmeal mnsh when making It to fry an appetising dlsb for breakfast If your pies mo over either the plates are net deep enough to bold the Julc or also there Is not sufficient space for the steam to escape. Use a deep agate plate and make a good opening In tbe upper crjst Baths. Uct-atr. Steam. Medicated, sea salt, for Men bnly. with miata II, plain ISO cento. For rheumatism, colds, stiff Joints, paralysis, etc. Massage tl equal to an Utteopatho treatment. Corner .7tn and A streets. ' '; ' r A sure core, one yon can depend npon. Hickory Bart ixn.n Remedy A sura cure, aod lis pure I Use It tor all luug trouble, ooatfbs. colds, hoarse ne'S and sore throat. For sale by Has klos Drug Store and 6fstclast dealers everywhere ? -ot den, thst many a hog has .il't?;"',," ' ffl ?D,V.7. uoue eo. iouisviue uonner-JOornai. nam or uue unarje- w- natt bad in or to tbe mtw. .. n w I lollowinir property March SJth. le or that he ' A Had SlMrarr, 1 Seen: Knrutry offlos. Brldegrooa (lo re;;truvi-The first time I wa n.trric 1 wiia lu a church, the second II.- .i- :.i a rhaprl. but I like th's way I' t It's to pltt!:i and simple, and 1 coi::i liciv If aver I got married 1,-ri'n - 1 utcbiw sight of Ills bride d s. !). bis ;:ld (he wroug thing.) Tt:it I ' ..y drur. If ever I have the .i-: . i-.aie ij get married agali, 1 ;o'.:r.:c! London Tunch. Th. Dost. i.it': A '.nt V.'hy do you bring ms ij.j ilust. Toiu.nj r Tommy Because I :t:; .-ou to llte It. Klch Aunt Why . o yo ; "..i-t nu- to Wte lt Tommy Itcc.rt: f hdunl na!i sny thst when ) j : bite :h? Cast shall get 20,000, -1.a:.J01) 1 ;'. r.!'. teanMurliisJe The Ix:.tUr-All rli,-Ut. I'll lend you i hat don't 'foi'KCt that you owe It to tnu. The Itorrower My dear fellow, I (.iinll nercr funret It as long as I lira, Wrooli !yn T.lfo. . HcJn:uib 11nrrlsciB adTanfha Johu AduniH. vlewlujr tn Knneul) ball In hla later yeani Trumbull's painting of the "Uecioratioa of Independence, recalled that wbuu engaged la signing It a sitlti cunvursatloa took place be IWistll TrtAtltaimlti TTntvlokrin vhrk waa CUPDICC'O mir ontittlrr 0 oALti In the cirrult Court ot the Mate of Oitgufi j slsry j. Flaufsaa, fistntiff ch.rlM s.wjf. MI.Ddanii 1 01 -.u ustnnr.wiia v.auroMU na inter ; 'nereon him iir ainu, lss. at tbe rie at vbu iril SUUIIUI, vvuiuiauuiiig Ul t4J Ibtj upon oa wll tuna p- rmonal property 01 Cbarlei N. Wall, or 11 ufficloi canuot be found, thvo out of the re property brlong. "I wanaiu UflcuuBIll, U muni I IOUDU1D Jacktoo County, Ore, In which dufedaut haa In Urea; or entat at or alnco Marrb JOfti. at which date a duly and prepar.d traaicrlpt of Judgment lien was tiled in Jackson Comity. Oregon. That the alia execution now -in my bandi rfcltea the fact that an eiecution baa baretofnre been iasued on aald Judgment under dale of May litta. 1906, directed to 6ber.fi of Multnomah County, Ore. Said Sheriff ret uro- itif tr-me 10 uiertt oH Ourt ubMtUned nnner date of May 19th mm. That -aid execution further reo.Ua tbe tact that the records abow an attaigunieaL of above Judgment b .ore dewribed, by plntfff to Victor Land Co. un der daut ol uciouer loth, I9U7, which naign mont vra flhd Octal or 10th. HOT. iuit( ut virtue oi tne execution berctoiore 8t!Cllon 36. tOW Dan In X7 Hnllth d ranin a East, Willamette Meridian; Section 86, town sblp 84. South of ranee 2 Kant, Willamette Meridian and tbe Northwt quarter; tbe West barf of tbe East ball; tbe Northeast quarter of tbe North eat quarter; tbe South east quarter or the Southeast quarter and the North ball of tbe Bomb west quarter all in Section Sixteen (16i in township thirty nine (SSj South of Hange Three 8) East of Willamette Meildlan in Oregon: Also all of Section Sixteen, 18, In Towusblp toluy six (36) South of Range Tbiee (3) EaU Of the Willamette Meridian In Oregon; Also, tbe west half of tbe Northeast quarter of Seo tlou Sixteen (16) In Township Thirty elvht 1K South of Kause Three CM East of the W 11 lam ette Meridian, ail of tbe above lauds being alt uatcu iu jh bvu vuumy, urea on. That the levi anl nale la made to satisfy the balance on a.d Judgment for wbtcb the hereinabove dctcrfbed Alias Execution waa lBMUCd. Now. therefore, by virtue of said execution lew and in comnllanct' with tlia rommunm of said writ, 1 will on tbs iMth day of February 1W08, a. 10 0 a. ra. at the front doorol the County Court House. Jacktton County, Oregon, sell at public auction, subject to redemption. io me Bigneii omaer tor cenn in nana an toe right, tide and Interest Charles N. Walt bad Id or to the above described property March 'JO. 1899. or which he mav have alnce acaulred. or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution. jjaieo. idu ?4tn aay ouanuvrr iuub. First publication January '1A, Last publication February Jl.flOQS. D. H.JACKSON. Rherfff ft? Jaakuw (mnl lirasmn By fx B. Oram, DepvU . TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 8, nullum ruK jyuuLi CATION. " United States Land'Offiee. Roseburg, Uregoa, Nor. 12,1907. Notice Is berebv elven tbat In oomDltanea wtib the provisions of the set of Congress of .tunes, 1878, entiuea ad act tor tne sate oi timber taniis In the States of California. Ore gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory," as exicnuea u an me ruouc L.aoa etates oj aci of August 4 1892, JOHN A. TROEH, Washlnston. filed in this office on December 2d, 1VOS, his sworn statement No. 8604, for the purrnaae 01 tne s K,or section no. 2, in Township No. S6 South.ltange Ne. 2 Kant, W. U . Ore . and will offer nroof to show that the land sought ts more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish hi claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this once, at Kose burg, Oregon oa Saturday, tbe I6tbday ol February, IMS. HinktnMu wltneaMM! D. W. McDonald. John Lowe, B. P Yeomans, Martin Parks, ait or Vancouver, wasn. Asy and all persons claiming adversely the above-desortbt-d lands are requested to file ibelr claims In this office on or before said 16th day of Fcbuary, 19uS. Uinjawx L. Eodt, Register. SUMMONS In tbs Circuit Court of tbe State ol Oregon. for the cobnty of Jackson The Oregon dt California Rallread I Company, Plaintiff I vs I Msttlss Moll Defendant To the above named defendant, Mattlas. Moll;lN TUK NAMKuF TUK STATbI Ol OKKtiON: You are hereby required to appear and ens wer tbe complaint tiled against you In the above entitled court on or before the eih day of March, 190t, being more tbnn nix weeks from the nth day of January lftw, first date of publication of this nuimoas, nnd if you tal. so to apt ear and answer, tor want thereof the plftintlff will apply to tht court for the relief prayed for In t tie mnipliiini. to-wlt: A decree sdJu Jging that a patent of the Untied states of date June 6, UD-i, issued to you for the i4 Sonthwent qunrterj of the SB Sontheaot quarter, of Section i, Town HtiipSI.Soutb KnngnS Kast ol the Willamette Meridian, containing 40 acrs more or leas is Jackson County, Oregon, be adjudged tone void, cHncf-lleo sr.d set a-dde, and tbat you be decreed to have no estate or Interest in ssid premUes er any part thereof, and that plain tiff bedccieed to be the owner In fee simple and entitled to the oosfc-snion ol etd premises aud the whole tnercof, and for lis costs and dHt'ursements Thin aumiuonf 1 D.iblllhed in the Med ford Mall once a week for six ronsecatlve weeks by otd -r otda:e June '.'l, r . maas jy uon tt Hanna, Judge of sale t'. I rate ot rtrat Tublieatioa January 2ttb. Date of I.aet Pub lcation March 6tb 19u9. - IV V COI.V10, W'M P KKNTON. Attorneys for ?l&tnti NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of h Ptate 61 Oregon, forJtrVson rrctitv In tbe nuttter ol tbe uatata of R. W Kennedy Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lmlnisirsior of the above-named estate bas aecvara admtmstralor of the above-named estate baa filed his final account in said matter, and that by an order made b tbe county court made January : the final hearing o said ac ootint w! . ,g heard on Monday, tho 2nd day of March, IU. All persons saw oerehv polled lofllevhslr ei ,scUods to said acooi-Jt o a.Hir IU aiWVTll uaaa ; , 1 wm- mav bavtf acau rfd thereto ainm that rial; NOTICE OF 6CHOOL INDEM NITY SEf.KCTION. United sttea Lead Office. itoMbarg, Oregon, rbrnary 17, 1WH Nolle la hereby given :bat ibw otaie of Ore oo, on February 1. 1'JtrT, applied for orfi u of emlon U0, towuititp m loutb, range 11 eal. and 1 u ot aectiou 'U aud aw u a aud loutti !4 w 4 of wllon 24, iowiihlp Sstaoutli, rango 2 vat,ul Willamette Meridian, and tiled tu tula ontce llu ol aetiiol Imlvtuul ty aelectioua Id whlcb it aviected aald land; and that tald Hit are open to the public for luipecilou. Anr and all imrion rl ituiion ad- veratly tbe above deacribvd land or any legal ub-dtrlaiou thereof, oroiairaiu-f tbe same un der the mirilug laws, or di'tiring to ,biw told land to be more valuable fur mineral tban for agrluulturid purpoat.1. or to object to titlil lectlonit for auy lawful reason, nrjoulrt Hie tbelr clalmi or their afBdavltt of protetit or Don tent iu tblsofflue oa or txfo.e ibeiiibduy of April. 190. I hereby designate tbe Medpokd Mail, pub. Usbed at Medio rd, Oregon, as the newt pa per in whlcb the above utlue U to be puulisued. Uknjahiu L. Edov, Uegutei. ADMINISTRATOR'S FINAL NOTICE. S'ltc Is hereby glveo that the undtr sUuel, as tbe Administrator, with the will aniKluj, of tbe estate ol Harriet Ada Lleia Taylor, detead, has filed his final account lu i he matter uf bald cwtate wth ibe l.ountv t'tiurl ul J.u'kou Couuty, Oregon, aud lliai Momlay. tbe ird day ol Marctt, VMS at ihe hour o: 1 o't-loek. P. M.. at tne court room uf add court. In Jacksonville. Oregon, has been Ktt bjr urild court aa the time and place for hearing objections tbarcto aud tbe settlement thereof. ALBERT CUFTON TAYLOR, Administrator, with the will annexed, of the ottate of Harriet Ada Llele Taylor, de- Uaied and nnt publlrbed March 21, 1908. VAWTKKdf I'OKUIN, Attorneys for Estate NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Detartuento Itbe lctorlor Land Office at Koseuurir. Ore.. Jan. 23, Notice la hurt by given tliat Jolnh MerUy, of lUg itutte, orficon. bas 0!cd notice ol bis IntLUtlou to maat nuM flvo yenra proof in support of bis claim, vis: Jfo:ne htead Kniry No. VKf.l, mmle iict. IsL l"S, South. Ranges i'ast and that suitl prool will lie made bolore A. S. Hilton. U. B. Commu Kioner, at his oftlce. in Medford, Oregon, va We.inetiday, March 2., He named the fo'lowlng witnesses to prove htr. ontlruous residence upon, and cultivation Freleri'k' V, MedvnKl. James I. Patton Aaron Keck, William W. Parker, all of Big suite, vsiBfcUU. BENJAMIN L.EDDY, v Register. Administrator's Notice. In the matter of the Kststeot Joseph J. Van UlIUnuuii HKCMW, Notion Is herebv vlven.that the unrirMlffned. bv an order of the Conn tT Court dulv made and eutered, was appointed, and Is now tbe uuiy quail nun ion aciing Aaminisiraior ueoo n is noil, of tbe estate of Joaeoh J. Van liar denburffs deceased. All persons having elalms agalnt said estate are brroby notified to pre sent the same dulv verified to me, or my at torneys, Colvlg dt Darham, at atedford, Ore gon, within six mo'.tbs from thin date. Admlnl'trntor, Dcbonls Non. ' COLVIG 6 DURHAM Attys. Dated Feb. 14, 1006. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. P part merit ol the Interior. Landomeest Boseburf.Ore., Jan 22,1108. Notice Is herebv alven that Frederick V. Medyuskl of 81s Butte . Ore., baa fl ed notice of bts Intention to make final five-years proof Insupport of bis claim, vis : Homestead Entry No. H174 made Deo 14, 1001, for the HWk Section , Township St, Bouth, Range I East. and that said nroof will hn made before A. B. Hilton. U. B. Commissioner, at hie offloe. at Hedlord. Oregon, on Tuesday, Ma.ch 24. I: He names the following witnesses to prove hla continuous residence nnonjind cultlvatton of, the (and, vfx: Josiab Merley. Zack Msxcy, James I. Pat ton, Frank D.Netherlatid, all of Big Bntte Oregon. . UKKJIK It. liDDTs Register. NOT1UK FOR PUBUCATION. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Kotteburg.Ore., Jan. -J2. 19C8 Notice Is berebv siren that Monroe Baldwin, of Big Butte, OregoD, has filed notice of his Inteution to make commutation final proof In support; of bis claim, vis: Horns-sU-ad Kntry No. 1M7S. made April IS. 10O4. for tbe N E i. Section 12. Township W South of Range 1 East, and that said proof will be maue before A . ts. Ullton, TJ- d- com missioner, at his ofhoe, in Uedford. Oregoa. on Tuesday, March 24. IMS. no names me louowinn wiineflsM v prove hiscoi:tlnuous revldeuce usnn and cultivation of tbe land, viz. Charles A Kdmrmdaon. John A Obeaebain Charles Obenehsln. Jeudison dsa.l. all Ot Big Botte, (regon. SmUASOU Li. KODT, tefrister NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notlea Is herebv riven that the nnderslsned has filed bis final account as the administrator with tbe will annexed of tbe estate ol Michael RigRS- deceased with the County Court of Jackson Conniy. Oregon, aod the Court has set Monday, the 2nd oay of March, 1908, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. as tbe time, and court room of said Court aa tbe place tor tbe final settlement of said account, and the hearing of objections to the same. Dated and first published this 81st day of January, IMS. M. FURDIN. Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Michael Biggs, deceased. , , Administrator's Notice. In toe matter of the estate of Julia A. Ed wards, aeceasra. Motloe is huretv elven that the nnderslaned bas been duly appointed and qualified as Ad ministrator ut the estate of Julia A. Edwards, late of Jackson coimty, Oregon, deceased. ah persons naving claims again i ia ro tate are notified to nresent tne same, dulv verified, to the undersigned at bis residence in the City ol Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, within six mouths from and alter the date hereof. HU r UB KUWAKUS. Administrator of the estate ol Julia A. Ed wards, deceased. Dsted this 12th day of February, A. D., 1908, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. in the matter of the estate ot Jacob Bhadk deceased. Notice If hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the above entitled estate, bas filed hi final account In said matter; and tbat bv an order of the County Court of ackson Conn it. Orra'n. the final heart na and seltl- ment thereof will be heard in set Court on Monday, March Jnd 1W8, al 3:00 o'clock A . M.. ol said day. All person are noti fied to rile their objections to said final account on or before ra d date and time. Dated January, w, ivq Vt. T. YORK Administrator of said estate. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Notice is herpbv liven that the undersigned haa been duly appointed, by the Couuty Court, of Jai-ksm county. Oregon, adminis trator of the estate ul Rebecca McDonougb, deceased. All persona having claims against the said estate's re hereby notified to present same, with proper vouchers and duly verified, to the underpinned at Centra Point, Oregon, witnin six monins irom toe aaie 01 inis nonce, Dated and first published this list day of January, 1006. W.E.K ABLER, Administrator NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. NrMiee fs herebv glren that the partnership hcretolore eilsting betwacD E. 4. Whiieslae and J. F. Cook, under tbe tlrm name ol White side a Cook by mutual consent tht' ; ha1 been dissolved, and that all aecouut" iu tald i) inersnipare psyaoie 10 a. w- nm.nie, ho has purchased lbe business and assumed ' ' 1 J ' ' 1 tT? - CfJil thlssmki a. a . l .Mertit4, Oregon, thtt SOtR ef si JMTlTMtM. 3. Societies of Meelford I. O. O. F Lodge Na M, meets lo 1. 0. O. F Ball every Monday at 7:W p. u. Vuitiof brolb rs always welobice. J. Wawtox, N. 0. Vourar Diiom, Reo so. I. O.t). P -Hague Klrr Rucanipmeut, No SO. meet in I. O u. K. hall the ievud aud (our ill M'tiuueadayaof ecti montb at . b. .. Makh Uakku, CP. H. li HABvar, Scribe. I tf. R. M. Med ford Weatonka No, 30, meets every Saturday in Red men's Hall.Amrte blk. 11. J. KKEitsvuiKu, bschem. Lbe J a cons, Chief of Uccui ds. Modern Woodmen Meets eery Friday of svery tnouib.tu Kediuei 's ball. W. T. Cul'ldch. Secretary. Olive Rebvkab UwiNo.2-(, m.ets in I. ). o. F. hall tmt and third Tuesdays of eacb mouth. Visiting hitters luvted tn atteuil C La it a Wood, N. 0. HTILLA DioLOl, Keo. beo. A. F. and A. M Meets Omt Friday on or be fore full moou atb p. Bi.,iu Mafouic bait. M.FL'uutx. W.M. ' J. W. Lawtom, Ree. Sec. "U. G. SReames Chapter, No. 08, meets seo 0110 tid fourth WtdnuhJay'a of tdi'li month at Masonic Hall MeUlurd, Oregon. VlniUng UU ters and Brotbera always welcone. Mm. Mattib l'l-kEL. W. M. Mrs. Lillian D. Wuoiruiu, Secretary, If. of PTallnman lodge No. 81. meets Mon daj evenlDK at tt p. m. Visltlnir uroihers al ways welcome. K. O. TnouBaipui, C. C. Ua.il Uksoobv.K. of R. and b. Knlcbts of the Maotabee. TrlumpbTent No. U, meets iti regular review on tbe 1st aud 3d Fridays ofWh month in A. O. U- W Hall s 7:30 f. in. Viaitm; Sir KuiijbU cordtalW in vited to attend C. U. Cull:ks, Commander. C KbLKxx, R. K. A.O. 0. W. LodneNo. Hi, meoU every flrdt ami third Wtjudcsuay in tue uior t at tt p. in. in tbelr ball lu the Opura block. Visit lug bioihersluvited to attend. Jon 11 Dodge, M. Wv A SB aol Hubbard. Kccerder. F I. of A. Med ford Lotlpe No. 4i!. meet the second uud fourth Tuesday evenluys In rich mouth In tbe Kcdmeua ball. Viiiting Fratersluvited to attend. FltANCIS Jo JUAN, F. M. L. A. JuftUAM. See. . Woodmen of the World Camp No. 90. meets every Thursday eveulng in timllb'S nail. Medford Oregon. R. R. MOJtlY.C C. W. B. Jackson. Clerk. Chryunthemum Circle No. 94, Women of Woodcraft Meets aecoud and fourth Tueaday of eacb mouth at 7:a0 p. m. lu Smith 'u baiL Visiting slitters Invited. M KK. A NX A StEWAHT. Q. If. Pncn ahols. Clerk F. O. E. Meets every Thursday Evening, at 8 p. m., in Redmen's Hall. W. M. Kkknidy President Jaiibs Stewart. Secretary. O. A. R. Ohestar A. Arthur Pnwt Na. ST. meets In Woodman's ball every flrsf asd in.ra weaaesaay eve in eacn moata at tne Old K. ol P Hall. Vlsltina Comradea oordiallv in. vltod to attend. F. M FT A AST. COMMA JtOriO. D. R Anuuus, Aiijitiaiti. W. C. T. IT Mrt t vri- nthrTunrNi1a at the I'resbi tvriuu cuurt-b. mh. hcca, rresiueL Mrs. J. MoBUtH, Secretary. Fraternal Brotherhood Meets Orstand third Wednesday a evuuingsof each month, at ':M p. m., In the Kcdmvu's Hall Mtdford, Ore gon, v 'iiiioi nutiern ana oroinvrs ooruiany invited. ' W. Vooili Pres. L O. Bowaxd, Treasurer. A.O F.-Conrt Meilford. No. 85. meeU everv 1st aud 3rd Monday nigbts at 7:30 p. ra. in A. O. U- W Hull, Anglb oltca, Medford, Ore gon. Vial tin Fo to titers cordially welcomed. WKKt.KY Vocti.i. c. rt. C. R. MCCL1NTOCK. Kec. lieC. 0HOBCHE8 OF MEDFOB.D. 'rtodlM Rptccops! Churcn W. C. Ke'jter pstiwr. t'rtachlrj every dabbatb 1) a m. aud 7:30 p. m. dunday school at lb a.m.. D. Lawton, supt. Class meeting follows reacti imr service nunuay morniug, juuus fevker, leader. Kpwortb League at 0 :30 p. m Fred Frldessr.DrcHldunt. Kecular oraver meet ings every Thursday evening at 7:80 p. m. Ladies Ala Society every Tuesday atternooa at 2J1 Mrs. J. P. KoberU, president, W. F.M. S meets nrst rnaay in eacn monin. sirs. Mary neiaer, president, , Presbyterian Churcn Rev. W. V. Shields pstor. Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. m and 7 :30 p.m. Hunday school at ius m., Jas, Martin, Supt. Christian Kndoavor, 8:S0 p. m Junior Christian Endeavor, S p. m. Every Tnursdav oraver meetinc S r. m. First Tuea. day evening of every month church sects). secona uesay every mon(Q,z:au p. m., Mis sion society. Fi 1 st and third Tuesdays everj month, 3:80 p. m.. Aid society. Rev. W. w. Bbields, Pastor: Mis Beulab Warner, Supt S. &; Miss Edith Van Dyke Superintends . v. a.: iavia h. vy rrea. e, .. sw Mrs.J O.Van Dvke. Pres. Aid socletY : Mrs. J W.Cox. Pres. Mission Bodety. f'hrinttan ennrcn Corner of Stztb and I streets. Services on the first and third sun oays of each month. Sunday school and Christian Kndeavor at usua hoars every Sun dav. Praver meetins iverv Tbusidav venins Tbe people welcome. Rev. M. F. Hoem. Pastor. Methodist EnlscoDai Ohuren Bontb W. T Goulder, pastor. Preaching every Sunday a 11 a. m. ana ' wp. m ;unaaysoDooi anus, m PravermeetlnsTTnursdavereniog at 2 . 0. m Woman's Home Mission Soclety;meets first Wednesdav in each month st 2 :80 n. m. Even one is cordially invited to all our services Free Methodist t'hurch flundav School Mt o'clock. Preaching at 11 a. m.; and 7:80 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Bit. FaAMClS Smith, pastor. . , WRC meets the standard Wednesdays In the month at O A R hall Vlsitlnu membara- are invited to attend our meetings adm a Moasn, rrea Ella Sboclts, Sec NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. Land Office at Koeburg,Ure., Jan. 22. 1908. Notice In herebv elven that William T.An drews, of Medford. 0e., has filed notice of his intention to make final commutation proof lu support of his claim, vis: Homestead Kntry No. 14417, made July 10, 1M)7. for tho HH W, Hectloo 2, Township 87, 'Booth, Range 1 West, and that said proof will be made before A. 6, Blitn, U. 8. Commissioner, at his oflieo. In Medford, Oregon, on F.'lday, March V7, 1908. Hu names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upor and cul tivation of. tbe land, vis : . tbsries l. Hstclrlgge. James nace, cowara . Andrews HAmmle T. Gardner, llenrv Humphry, all ol MedfonV Orrgon. f Register. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon. lur the county 01 j season. F. W, Gaines, ) Plaintiff. vs. ) Suit in Equity for Ella Gaines, I Divorce Defendant. To Ella Oalnee, the above named defendant: IW THE NAME OF THE ftatkokorkqon You ere hereby required to ajrer end answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed against you tn tbe aDove entitled court ana cause on or before tbe lat day of the time prescribed In the order for publication ol summons herein, to-wit on or before the IMh day of March, iftift, said date b -trg the esi.-mlnn of six weeks trora tbe 'la -f the rt r-"cstion of this summons. Andifyi 'hi ."eaynnd snwer, for want tht ret t. iu .-! 1 ' will arilv to the fotirt tor theren-f.rt (or r aintlff's complaint, suuc;oct;y stated, as olio as: F-r 1 iecree of the Court abrogatui sr.d di-.: 1 , 'jre marriage wntrnct niw fxM ng be: ween da nrff anMefendant; for Jn.lnjnt ni errs net a -'e -1 end to favor ol !.: .tj lot ibe e Ma'i lisuursements of thin sua to he taxed e snrh othand further rrllef aa to the Court may snpeer lust and equitable. TMstuasBAwe Ifoflbluhed io the MUPFOKD VAIL by order of Hou. K. K. Hanna, Jndjreof :be above entitled Court, which said order was rcaxle and eatored of -pcrrt nr t ,. ift dsy of ; uua'y.wis: v ' u otodii - jer te th n.bt,i the tirst publication bT' .. L, too si ft day ol January, lfus. . , Attorney tor Mala IjT.