The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, February 28, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextD.T. LAWTON ; Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Vehicles - and - Machinery I - MEDFORD, ORKGON - ,;C: We carry in stock the J. I. Case, Oliver and Rusel Plows-. MyeriPumpaof all kinds. Sanders Disc Plows In fact we can furidsb you with anything you want la the vehicle line or machinery. , Call and See Us AQDIT1QHAU LOCAL. -rTwo of the Japanese boys la this city bad' an eieitlng eiparlsaoe Sun day and at a oooiqueuoe ar n owing aoma eevere brulm aad waiting (or some biokaa tones to beaL They weia tempted b tbe beautiful I weatbei and thoogbt to take a drive. Tbe team," being strictly A met loan and troui tbe I'aegebiush" beside took mattera lo tbelr on haode tr feet aad raa away deranliahlng tbe rig, and damning tbe abjunte of tbe Mikado to a oon.lder.tle ettent One '., w ,-.. doBbUtli M , sust.iseo i a biok.a arm and tbe other I ,, ,.,. ,fl thougbt IjnjltJIG , JFROM COUNTY ! ! i riirnuTiiiiiin Trunin i' Tba eoogiaaeman wbo aald be would not know Kooeevelt if be mat him oo tba street would bare do iu iwuiiiDg tor seivioe oa a i murder Jurj. , , f. , . The New York women Who thought aba mauled an Eoglish lord, aad dis covered ebe bad mauled a clerk unrfl LAbflAllbLu JCl3ftt3f0C33aMJ PLAIN SAILING for thoee wbo take advantage of our prices, which outiBlderlng tha beauty sod quality of the goods are uo approachable. You can always find just what you wish at he. Rogue Hirer Electri cal Conatruotlon Company'! at as low figures at they can be told at. ft I Rogue River Electrical Construction Company $ Phone 8a 1 , C Street. , veOwiceteowOOwwOwa Tin and Sheet Iron Opposite Hotel Moore J. A. SMITH, Medford, Oregon- er0aqOeOOrereieH B. H. Harris i Timber Land Bought and Sold or relinquishment lor .ale would do Those having timber land, rolftoeonanit us. ' Office over Jackson County National Bank wOOwOwOCrn BBIGK jljfl) CEJUEJII VOBK I do all kind, of contracting la brick and cement work. - 'f you are going to build and hare not gotten eitlmates from me on material and vUger!" " "W r"0,her " to"" ' BRICK FOR SALE "' Q. W. PRIDDY, :- Medford. Oretron CITATION. In the County Court of the State of Orejroa. . , For Ue County of taokoii. In the matter of the Guardfanaalp of t4t Jane Parker, lose liens Parker and UwU Oren Parker, Minors. Order lo ebow mum on application of Guard Ian for Order of Bala of Kaal Ketate. It appearing to thli Court from the petition this day praavnud and died by L. K Parker, the Ruardtan of tbs persons and eatates ol Lyclfelane Parker. Inia Irene Parker and Lewis Own Parker minora, praying lot an of der of italc of curtain real estate belonirinttto tbe slate ofi iueh wards, that It la to tha beat of said wards tnai such real eatata Interests should D genld It la hereby oraarea. Tns tba next of itn thfaid wardi and all persona Interested in the said estate, appear before this Court on Saturday tha 29th day of Pubruary A D l'OB at 10 o'clock. A. St., at the Conn Room of this touruat tha town of Jacksonville In tha yourtT of Jackson, State of t.rcron thenand there to abow cause why an order should not be granted for the sale of auch real estate, de scribed in -aid petition aa follows: An nnrltvMrd nna ail.!. I..e..e l Ik. BmithwoHl quart of Section SO In towuahtp hlli . . Strtith of Range two. S. Kant oi And It la fnrthnr nMiravi tk. . .i kin oi mid wartlit and all 'persona Intereatert tn said luttate be nerved with a copy of thta NOTICE FOR PUBLICA TiON. . A Department of th latarlor K!i???.c, A-T'e, or..;;.""" ma. Mgtir. u aeieb Urea that Ullnf'.m. ol Phoenlz, Orrioo, N w'i" 2- ,n,," ai 1W7, tof 5 beni.de before a. 8. Billon. U.S. Commlii eturc!njr, March 2H. 1I8. ku '""""wint wunenea to proTi ttiiXtH' iuK- Arlbr "arty, Jamei to if u.'S,1'. orr"i Peter Baroa- Kanliler, waa alio brulwd axtensirelf. Tbe bootbern Uiegnn laundry Co. le doing business in toe same old way with satisfaction to all patrons. Tbe laundry le tbe best equipped In I Southern Oregon, the laundry men are expsrieooed ana every care le nseo to do good and prompt work. Tha wagen will oali at your borne or plaoe oi oaiiness, or you can leare oraera at the candy store In ' tbe Moore Building, West Seventh Street, "The Royal blare" at the Med ford Opera Uoaae but Friday waa at tended by a email and rather lake warm audlenoe. The play with eult abla stage aooeaaorlea would be aa Impreeslre and inteneely Interesting one, and area with too oandleap of crowded quarters and Inadequate light effeote, the oompany made a eery fair pieeentntlon, If tha young man who rl7 the American reporter would moderate hie eoloe aom,what and tone hlmeelf dowo generally, tbe effect would be much for tbe bet ter. Thearaodmothers of the old Duteh Dunksrd families of Western Pennsyl vsnia bavs made and osed .'Hiokory Bark Cough Kemedy" and reared their families on it for a hundred year. Now you can buy It from your dealers. Ask lor it, and use It, because It is pure ; becsr .a It will stop your cough; because It Is the best cough remedy made today. Try it. For sale by Hafkini Drug Store and all dealers everywhere. Tbe three exhibitions, wltb mat Ineea, of tba moving pictures of the "Passion Play" at the opera boose. attraoted good-sized . audlenoea on eaob occasion, and tbe show waa well wolthy of patronage. Tba pic tures were life like and dlstlnot and depict tbe life of Christ, from in fancy to the 'oruolflxlon aa it Is de picted in the play at tha village of Obermaning, where the play It pro duced by tbe peasants, wbo are train ed for the several oharaotera through out tbelr lifetime. We save you money on American prints at 5c. Dress slnirhauia.all aLanii. ard brands, at HJc, 10c, 12o. 15c and zuc. ao men reroaiee at izic and luc. Host bleached Peqnot shirting, 84 for 80c, 94 for 33o, 104 for3io. Fine SA-lnch bleached muslin at 7c, to, 10c, 12ic and 15c. Brum muallo, 6c, 7c, 71o, 8lc and 10c. Baker-Hutchaaon Co. Oscar Dnnford, of Jacksonville, waa eeilously Injured Monday by fall ing from bla wagon, wblob waa load ed wltb 4,000 poonda of floor and be ing ran over by tbe vehlole. lie for tunately eaoaped without any broken bones, ond will be all right In a few daya. Hickory Bark ' Cough Remedy made by Tba Hickory Bark Remedy Co., of Salem, Ore., guaranteed to cure yourooogh, or money refunded. Guar aateed to make a friend of you. For sala by Baskln'e Drag Store and first class dealers everywhere. -Uttle Maud Goods, tbe twelve year-old daoghler of Kev. and Mia. E. E. Goods, was onfortonate last week In falling down a Bight of atalre breaking her right wrt at la tbe fall. Dr. Jones was called and rednoed the fracture. Blue prints ot township maps ahowlna all vacant land. Sftv aenta aeon. For reliable Information oon- oeralng Government land write to Frank Allev. Abstractor. Rosa burir Oregon. waa; rom Pennsylvania comes the re port that a man died from eating flf ueu mom nana, lie look tbeni tor eandy Wt don t believe It. At well say e man oould take fifteen drinks of whiskey, under the Impression that ha waa drinking water all tbe time. HIS NICE, CUitl t-OuRTH A Woodload Url Told la Allraorl.-al Laasoase. Kow, it was the custom In those parts to pother tliemsplves tosetluM oy tbe fourth iay of the sereuth month and to tn.ike much noise mid go on a picnic uud hare a blsh old time. Ao cordlncly Jatues Uunstnn Dasho nroae alwut the tirwt watch of Uie moriiluj Jaokeinville Post: Henry Pernoll will leave neteek tor Tuaooo, Arizona, where' go Into training as altohar for t oomlng baseball oampalgn for tba Portland losgueis. , ., L. lirlggs waa necessitated to ao dergo aa opera'ioti yesterday In whlob be lost his right arm. lie baa been suffarlog for a lout tlo.e wltb a oanoer bo bis band and it baa been growing worse until tbe operation bo urne Imperltue. Die. Plokell, Rob inson and Hester performed tbe amputation. Gold Hill News: J. E. Rosa, formerly of Uold Hill, has been offered a lucre tlrs poeitlou with tbe Patera Arms Co, aa a dem onstrator ot their gone. John la an expert abot and bla friends In this locality will be glad to learn of bli good fortune In aeoorlng this post lion, From a test oleaa on at tbe Centen nlal Mine, oa Kar.es oreek, made tbla week, by Mesata, Bine and Billing' ston, KS7.0S were leecuied from 120U yards of dut At this time of tbe eeaall e Far rlrawarka. Ho matter bow warm and wearied aaan may be a firecracker dronoad down his shirt collar will stimulate turn, 'i -, One of tbe latest quins Is to Dalut small bomb In Imitation of a golf ball ana let a mend take a whack at it One of tbe most propitious places for a firecracker la a Huffy bat, or, better sou, tne Deck nalr. One of tbe capital dlrerskma of an evening entertainment la to fasten Btnwbeel to a lace curtain, touch match to tbe fuse and aee what the Bremen do. Some may urefer a nlsta alssa via. dbw for a skyrocket facet, but the neat autbonuea agree that it le asen at hi beat lu a crowded dining room. new i or a uemld. and went into an iuuer court of hi, .year, when it Is Impnasible to secure tbe fall value at a clean up, this speaks well for tbe property. Tbe ten waa made for tbe members of the Eleotrio Uold Dredging Co., wbo are now preparing to Install ao electrlo shovel on the property. Messrs. Darling and Penlnger, pro prletors ot the Uo.d 1111 Livery Stable on Monday of tbis week, pur. chased the livery buslneee of Urant boiifcc. where slept his sons aud bli d;iiij,hter:i :.id hw bird doj. Aud whon he fouatl tl: '-u slunilcrius be cried out In u liire volet: "Arise, you jounx coyotral Thli Ij the 1'oui'lli, ji nil muu must uctils get up eurly uud cbuse blmwlf. kMt the cl'ht coine uud llud him sober and uu rr.utiluteU." Bo liicy all got busy. Aiid Jntues and Lis sous struU'Iitway yoked rp bis mules and attached them to the suriuir. Is wa :on. And they all got la aud I Harrison, and are now In oharge ot went a loug Jonrniy luto a fur country, where there was a hike no larger than a man's hand. And with tlictn also was a small keg which contained neither molasFPH nor nails. And there were also many other people gathered to gether nt the Ial:e. and to ench other they murmured, "Isn't this lovely?" Then dltl Jume go forth with a blend and slay birds. Aud they drag ged a ten pound shotgun over a plowed fluid about twelve miles, aud they said Uiey were glad they didn't havo to work that day. And after they hart crippled two lack raliblts they return- acd and snt upjn the ground and ato very lustily, partaking without fear or faror of chicken, chowder, taruutulae and terra flnuu, And, lu. about tills time the keg be gan to get busy. And Jamea Dunstan Dasho began to dunco before the peo ple, and he snoke many strange words, the like of which had never been heard before; and, lo, a red faced man wltb a wart oa bla nose awoke and re marked that Jamea was not pleasing unto him. And James and be Btntlght way rushed together wltb much en thusiasm. And It came to pass that James presently looked like a bale of loose bay, and he aald he had enough. And every one believed him. Then be slept, and when be awoke be found that his males had wandered off about three days' Journey. Than be gather ed bis family together, and they hot- tooted it to town. And he and bis fam ily brought back all but three of the red bogs m thoee woods, and those thaae were young and would not leave their mother. . And the following day hla raetgbbora questioned him now be tbe Fourth. And be answer ed; "Ob, we bad a nice, quiet day hi tbe Ton ought to hare went." Mae. asupla who alga tbacaeetvea NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Oepartment of tha Interior, tbelf tllamelle Jlerluian la JaesMS ConDtj, ?2!' 'ersr.y slTrn Itiai o'Uir krlcitonV Wa. .. I .?'Bu" 'all., Ore., bai ami notice of hi, la. n,,pt rtrsi.-r-. "", ";e years, proof In eup- 4, Ttiwnanlp art. 8omh. a Tt-i "" wii ov aiaae Derore A. B. B11 8 .Commissioner, at hli of flee, In """"i " uuru(aj, narcn j order aa a cMeiion at lfi.t tan daya uefore the aearnii m aaio petition, or bt pnbllihlna a eppyfor the Una priarrlbed by UwtntUe Mod ford Mall, a newtjaptr puMUhed recular ly and weekiy lo Jacknon County, Oregon. lsUd thin lOih day 01 January, lifcts UKO. W. DUNN, County Judge TIMUKR LAND. ACT, JUNKR 187fl hat said tou. U, : Medford, 190. toliowlng witnesoes to pi ti on of. l be I and Jrlt ! "Pand oultlv jVl.V.V--Ohnchaln.;ohn A. Obenehaln. sCu Oeore a. West, all of Butte BENJAMIN' L. KPnY. UeglsUr. Cnlted Staten Land Office, Rosebjrg, Oregon, hecemtr 1, ITjT. Wotloe Is hereby giren that In com pi 1 sues With the provliionn olh art of Coutrrt.a of JnneS, IOTA, enttllrd, "An act for the aale of Umber lands In lbs mte. t.i Clirtnla, Ore gon, Nevaila and Waihinaion Teriliorv," aa extended to all tna Public Land atatea by act 01 August 4, 1MW, ALZIR ."lFTntLLK of Medford. County of JVickton. Htate or Ter tltoryt of t)reron, has thltulay filed In this office his awom statement no. S7M, for the purehaaa or N U, ot Seetlon No L In T.iwq. alio no.U. south, rmnve no 1 asst. w M will .' " ? - ! rai-ttoner. al hi, ofllci. iii n.7i. " terasTleillural purr . ll.h hla ci?,m la uld land before a tU on. Ki??'V..h" ,?.'1?!? wllaeaaas to pr) siareo, He NOTICE FUK PUBLICATION. . . Department of the Interior. LandOmceat Roevburp;, Ore.. Jan. 21, jtM, Notice) Is hereby atven that Or re M. n&ltley, of Proepeot, Orrgou, has filed notice or bla Intention to make final flreyeara c-i-ui in wuppnri oi nis eiatn, ria: Home lead Kc try No. IKaS, made July 1, IW2, for tba K E Xi, Bert ion IS, Town ah In M. and will - n I'. "":.4.rr .w,v E"w .,h, vssn w in hoc orioTV A, , union, U. . (OBJ miasloner. at his office In Hertford. I oP,B() lMKT ?, n. on Waineaday. tbe th day 3 ViXm a! H-fli fl wllnewx-t Marlon r. Casio ifaiSfffc?!!' la Point, OrM?e. Jennie I. Malt by, K PvL.0o mH. Malby?Labin U, Canor, all of ol riotM' 0 Medford, Qratnm ' ana eii pe d lands ara ineigarl tn Hla tlaasta. MaMisw ib tnii vmo vm ov oeiore aaia fut oaf laJir-ao-MfJaialDff adrtraetv tltt ol Muek. ins. BMfJati L. IObT, Kafflster. flnboihsm, of Ffopect, Or eiiiiiaiaea, oi irn, u re go a ; I Ptoepect Oregon. HWMain i. EPDT, -Ugteaer. KocJol Dyapenala Oloaet yspeps! what vrx VOl Mi. Born In Medford, on Monday, February 24, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Gear, a son. Wanted Man to take contract to do oleeilns and srubblna. Annlv to W. T. Yori A Co. 18-21, For anv of the ordinarv dlanaina nt the skin Chamberlain's Salve Is excel lent. It not only mllsye the Itehine and smarting but effects a onre. For sale by Cbas. Strang. Notice. The Medford Saab & Door Company bave dissolved partnerab r All bills against tbe Arm will rcttled by J. E. Day. All aooovnta owing to tbe firm should be paid to J. K Day or left at tbe shop wltb P. C. Hansen, Medford Saab and Door Co. Many HlgKUa nave sought te prove Chat tnatr le oenved frota the name by Bt Hyglnua, tmdng tt tbe eM English form 8t Bat erawerlliis) to ao aatbarity "Hat abort tar laavao, ar, rattier, wtrk "BDtkaT the ferm ta which The" ap P eased la Ungtend's time. Isaaos, laaaroun. Kicks, Bagge, Hicksoa and ttsjeoo wouM tbne be different ver aaone of tbe same name, while Hlggtno la tnerety modified by the addltloa of tbe Anglo-Norman diminutive. Aseth sr school derives Htaratne, Entchinaoa and Hlggtaa alike from Bnga, or, mors exactly, from Hugonta, tbe genitive ot the Latin Hugo. Tha ahova. A friend of Maurice Barry more te la ted an Incident of hla last meeting wltb tbe brilliant actor, which occurred only a abort time before bis facuitlaa began to fall. Aa they were parting tbe newspaper man asked the other, "Where' are you to be found nowadays -at tbe Players r "No," replied Bar ry more; "I'm posted at the Players, but you can always find me at tbe Lambs. Aa a matter of fact," be added whimsically, "I'm posted at the Lamba, too, hnt- they temper the wind there." A Boston aclaoolboy was taJs, wreak end sickly. His arms were soft and flabby. He didn't have a strong muscle in hit entire body. The physician who had attended the family for thirty years prescribed ' Scott's EmuUfon. a NOWt To feel that boy's arm would think ha was apprenticed to a blackimith. ALL DRUOOISTSl BOo. AND tl.OO. 1 i you ? the same. They have taken a lease on the building and will oontlnae to conduct the bu.lness Independent of tbelr other business. Gold H1U again bar a band. A number of local players met Wednes day evening and perfected the organ, tlpn. They ate all oli players aud af ter a tew evening's praotloe we may aspect aoma aloe muilo. A band Is almost an essential thing in any town and we are glad to see tne boys and girls organize. Every body in town should sbow mi interest in the organization and belp tbem In every possible way. Below is the 'roster as it now stands: Solo oofnet, J. J, Houok, solo cornet, Dora Calne, 2nd cornet, J. U Hameraly, 1st alto. Harry Harvey, 2nd alto, Beit Jones, 1st trombone, Vera N orris, 2nd trombone, Floyd Eddlngs baritone, T. E. Soott, tube, Hattle Childere, snare drum, Winnie Jones, base dram Daisy Dungey. , Ashland Tidnga: William Kookfellow died at Port land, February 20h, and was burled there on Saturday. The deceased, who paased a number of years ago, tbe four soore of years alloted to man, waa a pioneer of Southern Ore. gon. In tbe earl fifties be wltb bla wife, wbo waa a alster of Mrs. E. H, Wagner, of this city, located near where Coleatla station on tbe south aide of tbe Slsklyons, now la. They kept tbe old overland station there for pome years. Mr. Rockf allow followeo, mining for muah of his life time, hla Internet and seal In that line never lagging area la hla latter yean after the weight of years bad began to tell upon him, and be trav eled bore and there ta dlffereat gold he Ids, a number of important dli coveriee being aade by him. He waa one of tbe pioneer minora of Sumpter district In Baker county. For a number of yean peat be has resided In Portland, with bla daughter, Mn. Allow Foster, nod family. Several children and nnmeroua grandchildren A brother, A. Q. Kookfellow, la one of tha old pioneer reaidente ot Ashland. Tbe jury In tbe ease of tbe atate vs. Frank Corproa charged with oom- pllolty in the murder ot James M. Johnson In a saloon at Klamath Falls on Obrlatmas eve, after being outness than an- hoar Thursday .evening brought In a verdict of not guilty. The Jury waa composed of John H. Hamilton, K. M. C. Brown, Elmer Moore, Jen. Logoe, Ohaa. Steeman, Ivan Daniels, B. W. Short, B. E. Hawkins, E. S. Terwllllgei, Jos. Stokel, Geo, Klefer and Robu Ander son. Peter Peterstelner waa oharged wltb eompllolty In Johnson's daeth also and bis trial will begin In tba Klamath county circuit eourt tomor row. Tbe death of Jobnatn waa the reeult of a saloon trawl oa the night In question, In which the prosecution set up tbe theory that Johnson waa struck in tbe beed and killed by the defendants with a billiard one, tbe defense maintaining that In tbe melee Johnson fell upon the one and that bis death waa therefor accident al. O. O. Helman, E. J, Farslow and Fred K, Nell returned today from Salem when they attended a shoot ing tournament and tried conclusions with a bli bunoh oi Willamette shot gun artists. Helman carried off tbe bonon of the shoot wltb tbe highest average score, and Nell also cams borne with some of the otbsr fellows' aotranos fees. A Patriot's Preobeer. " ' But whatever may be our fate, be assured that this Declaration will stand. It may coat treasure, and tt may coat blood, but It will stand, and it will richly compensate for both. Through the thick gloom of tbe D res ent I sas the brightness of tbe future as tbe sun In heaven. We shall make this a giortoua. aa Immortal day. Wbeu we are in our graves our children will honor lb They will celebrate It with tnankagtving, with festivity,. with bon fires and Illumine tiona. On Its annual return they will shed teen copious. gutting tears not of subjection and elavery, not of agony and distress, but or exultation, of gratitude and of lov -John Adams Before tbe Continental Cntngiesa. FORGOT HIS POCKETBOOK. A Bridal Coupls Call on Their Friends to Supply the Price. Santa Cruz, Jan. 20. When a mr.r marries for the third time he is sup posed to be proof against the norv nasa which young married cou?le usu any anow aoout train time,' Th:a was not the case, however, with Willi-ir Gregory, the well-known shoemaker of this town who was married to Mrr. Celess Balrd, also of this city. When the bridal couple, accom panied by a number of friends arflvec: at the Southern Paciflo depot to take we muu ior Dan rrancisco, air. Ore? ory found that he had left h.s pockot book behind containing the money be hsd put aside for the wedding journey It was too late to go baca to bis home so there was nothing to do but take up collection. One lady put in 15, another $10, and each member of the party gave whai they had with them to enable Mr and Mrs. Gregory to puchase a ticket ana have enough to pay for their bed and board while In the city. So the tickets were bought and the trunks checked. and amid showers of rice and peats ol laughter Mr. aad Mra. Qcregory start ed for San Francisco on their honey- Notice t0 the Public Pursuant to the solicitation of a largo number of Republicans of jack son and Josephine oounties I bave deelded to become a candidate for the offioe of Qlitilot Attorney for the Brat Prosecuting Attorney's bis- trlct. First Judlolal District of Ore gon, subject to tbe action of the re publican rotere at tbe coming prim ary election. - My petition as snob nominee will In due time be bled with tbe Secre tary ot State aad along with It a brief statement of principals wblob will be made publle, Very reepeotfully, B. F. Mulkey. - Jaeksnvl lie, Oregon, February 5, 1908. MODERN TOILET PAKLORS hasipaeiiit. MealeurtBf, Elrnrlo Maaacs DndruR and oler !! aai-s ot the stale cured. lllM'kieivdi ai ti Piuiplil treated. riaeetotToIKi Preparation, made t - . ' special attautlon tu out-of ujwu lUitouiara. a'.. - ..""a ' L. LAUKkUH. Suit. a Betel Mow. iua.1. I. D. PHI PI'S, U. D. 6. ciar.lf - Jfflooe n adsios Burn. sJJciiJsf Uutles Drunsior. il.diJil.Ur.ao, G. W. 8TEPHKXF0S, PHYSICIAN. iUKUEON ANDOMiuirJ ufBda: Rootu. AJktoV block Call, proaptl aiMDoao auy or uisat. 'rnoa. ASJ. atsdlard Oregoo, W. U. f'ol.Vlu, ktedford. OEO, tt. DURHAM. (Jruuti Pus,, colvig Durham Lawvora . . orkc. a illdlurd Nallnual llank Build ns f rouad flir (7t K. SEELY PHYSICIAN & SUEOEON Modern gqotpmeat; X Ray I. abratory. ones la Jackson County Bank Bulediog. tiregoa II Medford A. S. J LITO.V, Q. S. COMKtMIOKEH. IHiJT.dCT HHLjOM Homexiead and m'K'r iatn.ei -times and pixxiln made. Teaniomuy itva il laud ooo teat i-anea. OflSce wtb MfitlTi) Msl !' rd Oregon II C. H. Pierce & Son iave n.-fi'iiliv (.ilaited ,40 teres tit'ar Jleuitutl into 4 acre traco, at Irum SV25 to G00Nicli. You w'U find no better acreage lor the money. Iliese tnicte are jnsi what yoii want, no uon I. go to leeu and let Uie olLer fejlow et his pick and you take what is lei't at an advanced price. .. Neighborhood Favorite. ' . ukiw.ui aaruur, jie,. Speaking of Electric Bitters, lays: "It is a.lavorite here with us." It slvea quica re net in aysoensia, liver com- p.ains, aianey aerangement, malnntrl tion, nervouinees. weakness and eener. al debility. Its action on tha blood, as a thorough purifier makes It especislly useful as a spring medicine. This grand alterative tonio Is said under guarantee at Strang's drug store. 60c. For Sale. I will sell by bid on March 10. 1908. ten aoree within X mile of Talent depot, either aa a whole or In lota 110x520 feet This Is an opportunity for laboring men to get a borne where labor la in demand. Bids will be reoeived either In person or by man. mgor. reaervsa to reject and or all bids. . Terms: One-half oa.b, balanoe at buyer's option, at eight per oent in terest. Minimum prion (400 per lot outiternFacincTinie TaDie EFFECTIVE DEC. 29, 1907 No. a Xe. it .... SOUTB BOCVD .. Msd.'ora .....IO:SOs m ....... las em soars sotod ... aediora ae.II aedlord loam "o is - imp. Number, 1, aad II will make all atops. Burn bar, 11 sad IS wUI be ttssn off. llnirf!Waav ne.w. ( IBB awar i.i ilie worl'J turrit tells, am S. Ftrry'm Ctnti Mmvot for fVOB t. lln ttV v-ho! S.hhI sio-jfnx FI1EE for -a t-i-'BSau.-aK. . Jii'twiw imu on jmymk highest Call on Talent, Oregon. nighest bidder takes oboioe of lot. Call on or !addreae Wei born Beeson. 8-3t Notice Notloe la hereby given that 1 will offer for aale at aootloa oa March 9, 1908, at 10 a. m. three eolta, one two and two three years old, one oow. two yearlings aad two fall oalvee and three mares, two with foal. Maria Elder, Lete Cteek, Oragoa. HAI.IBERUIHS COUGH Coughs.Colds, CROUP, WlwopingCough This FriTtery can atwavi bt ttatedsfl apea aad H fhasial te take N reftlalas ae oisa sr a kak as am sdefe. rrict 3S etna, large sba at crsts. bs44. eO YEAR8 1 f BXPERIENOa rrrvTt Thadc Msmta DCSIQNS Coi-VRiaHTS Ae. Atryooe esodlng a eketeh and deseriptron may finlckly aa certain onr opinion free whether an nwentlon is probably patent able. Corn rnnnlrav UonastHotlyoonOdantlaJ. HANOBtKm on Patenu sent free. Oldest agency for ssjciiringpatants. Patenta taken throtieh Munn M Oo. rtcelea wfTtcvM nutus, witnuuiacnnrgfj, ui ii Scientific American. A handsomely llrestratad weekly. Larvest dr. enlatlon of any aclenUflc- loarnal. Tcmit. $2 a year: fonr months, $1. Sold by all naadalara. MUNN Co ' New York Branca Office, (36 r SU Washlncton, D. & Sour Stomach Ne appetfte, lesa of airength. asneaa, asss. headache. consrIeaMon. bad area Ok f xiarai debility, sour risings, and sstarrk thsnemschsrsalidus toindirasttea. ITilsl euras Indlreatlon. This Mwdlscmry tear, sanls the natural Juices of digestion as Sisy asist In a healthy stomach, osmeinsd with anvwa ronie and rst nnmsegia sropertlaa. Kodol Dyspepsia Cars dees net enly cur, tndlreatlen arid dyapeasia, bat Sua fsmous remedy euras all stsmseh distill by eisanslng, purifying, aveataniaf aad nrengtbsalnt the maoeus mtmbraaei lesas lbs stemaoh. L'tsr - - W-SW3 KaM Mfseta What Yew Bat, satasm. Ii.oo Sue Mtaw IK aaasaaiaM " aallafvMaasa a tsewiTT Oo,, r