The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, February 28, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textft Jest an Liven, Feel and Sale Staples, R.O.pUNCAN,Prop. ' Firtt-olas Riga always in best repair. Horses Board ed by Day, Week or Month. HorBes bought and Sold. Moore's Brick Stables, West Side Medford, Oregon I have in Stock all Regular Sizes, and can make any odd sized Screen Door or Window needed. Show me the opening and I will screen it. Rtt A ,V Contractor W VjIvlL If and Builder, Medford, Oregon Eifert's IT'S THE MAN BEHIND THE SHEARS Who Greatei the Nobby Fit. EIFERT Garments are Cut and Drsp d by Artistic Workman, wbo devote tbelr time and ability to please hit customers. Ordere taken for Suite, from $14.00 and up. Orders taken for Orer Coats, t 14.00 and up. Suite Pressed and Cleaned. Eifert . W W PTFFUT The City We Guaranteed the Fit. yVt Coal! ' Consumers or Draymen desiring - high-grade hand picked Coal at $7.5D a ton can get any amount they wish at Pacific Coal Co's .. tipple, 5 miles east of Medford. Scales at the Mine Road is now in first-class condition PACIFIC COAL CO. R. E. DOAN, Manager MEDFORD IRON WORKS, Mining, Saw Mill Machinery, Boiler Work and Engine Repairing. Semi-Steel Shoes and Dies, Iron, . Brass and Semi-Steel Castings of all Descriptions. Iron Build ing Fronts. All Work Broken-down'JobB Catered to Day or Night. MEDFORD, OREGON. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNK 8, 1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLI - CATION. United States tana OSes, Rossbarg, Oregon, December is, 1907. Kov.ee is hereby gtvsn teat id oompllanee with tbe provisions of the set ef consress of Junt 8,1878, entitled "Aa sot for tli.seleof timber lands Id ths States of imfoi'Dls, Ore con, Neveda, and Washington Territory," as extended to all tbe Fublle Land Slates by sot 01 Al'gust 4,1892, PBAKK B. BKDDIM, . of Medford, county ol Jaekson, gtata of Oregon, has this day Died ratals office bis sworn statement No. rso, for tbspnrebsss of tbs NW of ME U of Sec NO 18, In Twp No 82 8. Bangs so. SB Wis, and will offer proof to snow tbat the land sotigbt is more valuable for Its t saber or stnoe than for ab.ienltaral pur loses, and to establish his claim to said land before A. a. Bl.totl, U. S Commissioner, at bit oSlee at Med'ord, Oregon, oa Tuesday, the Srd day of Marsh, IK. . Be names as wllne-ses: Lather last, Ooorse Dsn lei, Edward P. Graham and Wtl Uxm T. Grt.TS, all ef Prospect, Oregon. Any and all persons elstastng adrersesytbe ebovelescrlbad lands are requested to Ills the r clalsas ta nils office on et before said Srd day aUrek, isce. BBJuanm U Iddv; BslsSsr. CASTOR 2 A Por Infante gad Children. Hi 1M Yh Han Always Boitf i tha aVePWtaraof MADE TO ORDER GARMENTS Will Scientifically measure you, wbo bas the Knowledge of Measure merits Tailor, Meford. t 1 vavvsvevayayeyay.aay Coal! Guaraneed. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878. NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION. a United Slates Lend OSes, Roasbnre. ureson. beeembcr IS. It 77. Kotlcels hereby given tbat In eompltaors with the provisions of tbe act ef Congress cf jun. a, is., entit'TC "An an rorinvsaie 01 timber lands In ths states es California Ore- gon. Nevada and Washington Tervttery," as extended to all the Pnbllo Land States by act 01 August s, IbVi, ida k. errawoBTH. af Psvton. ivmnt.nf JkAksnn. ffltata AT Tarrl- tory) of Oregon, has this day died In this offlos his sworn statement No. 8768. tor ths anrc'isss of the a SE of See No. X, In Twp Ne. as, S Rang No. 2, east, tV M and will offer proof to sbow that the ieno sought la mors valusbls fonts umber or stoae .DM lor agricultural purposes, and to ssisbllsb his claim to said laud bs.'ore A. 8. Dittos, 0, B. Commlsslonsr, at el, offlos in Mtflferr, Oregon on Wednesday, thft 4th ri. at Mrph. 1CSL He names as witnsesse: William T. Orlsve. oeoras uanist, Asa Lave ;aoa nenees suasn, all of Prosract.Oreffon. Any and all persous ele'ralog adversely tbe aovrrvaescnowa tanas are requestsm w nie tbelr ela'msln thin oates oa or before ssldttb dayol stares, isoe. Danism L. Bear, Bsglster. For Sale. One Ova hone power motor, good aa new, Take It away for 176. Ons IS bona power UoeseU automatic Engine In first alasa shape, look this op. Tba price will surprise woo, Pell's Elite Laundry, Madfoid, Oregon Klamath Coast y Nswi. r ss . Klamath rails BepubUoaai- W. A. Wright and soa, Carl, will arrive bom front beattle Friday analog. Mi. Wright went to Seattle to bring Carl home, tad found be had mad n rapid recovery from his injuries, and la bow able to walk with erutobee. Superintendent H. Q ' WIUoo, of the Indian reservation, who la In town, says that the Indiana bat oommeueed signing leases for tbs grazing of eattla. Over two bandied leasee bar already been given on that number of allotments. The new sea eon romeoows tbe Brat of Msysnd by that time' tbe leases will probably sxosadJour hundred. This will eo- oomioodat over 230,000 bead of out side oattle, besides tbe (took owned by the Indians themselves, and will mean an Inoome of close to (26 ,000 for the government wards. The people of Klamath Falls bave an oppcrtunlty of receiving their mail 3 hoora earlier than at present If they wish it. Do the various clubs and organizations of this oity Intend to remain inaotlve, or will tbe win tbe praise of onr citizens bv doing something towards improv ing oar mall services? The post offloa department baa shown n dispo sition to eooommodaU tha people as soon aa they learned what tnelr wishes were. Klamath county hasn't the only mall line In she United States, and Uncle Sam la not going to order any ohange, as long aa tbe people, by tbelr apparent disinterest edness, appear satisfied with the present ervloe. Postmaster Mardook states that be le ready and willing to endorse any rsoomeadationa or petitions made by the commercial bodies of tbe oity, tending toward tbe Improvement of the service. Un der the oontraat tbe department oan Older the mall contractor to leave Pokegama with the mail Immediately upon its arrival at tbat plaoe. It this waa done the mall would arrive here early in tha morning and the patrons of the oBioe would have all day to answer their correspondence. Tbiajwould also be a great conven ience to the local office. Under tbe schedule the entire mall from Poke gama, Fort Klamath, bonanza, Lake- view and way etattona, eiriving here -;thin a few hours of each other in tbe evening. Tbis necessitates work ing a greater part of tbe night ftrd sometimes, on aooount of the balk of mall It is not possible to get It r'l distributed In time to n a- a up the outgoing mall In the morning. In stead of the outside all laying over at Pokegama, It should be here being distributed during tha day, and there would be only tbe east mail to handle at night. Klamath Falls Express: At 5:30 Friday morning the Jury ao- quitted Lee N. Johnstone on the oharge of bona stealing after being oat all night. Tha tint ballot waa 7 to & for acquittal ; tbe asoond show ed the jury evenly divided, 6 and 6, where It bang until tha seventh wblob waa 10 to 2 in favor of acquit- taL Tha verdlot of "Not guilty" waa reached on the neit ballot. Charley Combs worked bard and saved his money, depositing It la tha Merrill bank. Then being little work hen now. about two weeks ago be went to Keooett, Calif., when bin brother, 8am, ban beam for ansae time. While there ha euda the ao- quelataaoo of yooag man, who waa working with Sam, wbo persuaded him to go with him to Bedding. Whan Charley's money same they got oa tha train tbe sight of tha 6th. Tbe train reached Redding sooa after midnight and at 7 o'olook la the morning Cbarle, waa found under tha depot platform. CarDollo acid bad'dooe tbs deadly work, a broken bottle baring tha label of tbe Ken- nett drug store, living near. AU bla money had been taken but 16 cents. Tba young man wbo was with blm oannot be found. Tba renalns wen brought boma and Interred in tbe Merrill oemetery on tba 12th. Be left a father, mother, alater and four brothers to mourn bis loss. Neglected Colds ITireateu Life. LFrom the chloago Trlbune.l " 'Don's trifle with a oold ' is good advice for prudent men and women. It may he vital In the case of a cniia. Proper food, good ventilation, and dry, warm olothlng are tha proper safe guards against colds. If they are main tained turouih the changeable weath er of autumn, winter and eprlng, the chances of a surprise from an ordinary oold will be slight. But the ordinary light cold will become severe if neg lected, and a well estaDiienea ripe ooia is to the germs of dintherfa what hon ey is to the bee. - The greeteet menace to child lite at this season of tbs yesr is the neglected oold." Whether it isa child or adult, the cold slight or severe. the very beet treatment that can be adopted Is to give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It Is safe and sore. The great popularity and Immense sale of this preparation has been attained by its remarkable cures of this ailment. A cold never results In pneumonia when it is given. Eor sale by Charles Strang. For Sale. Two ponies, sound, and gentle tor ladles or children to handle, four and ux yean old. Also good driving boras, and about 800 bushels of barley Inquire of, - jss. Taylor A Sons, Madfoid. Chamber Iain's Cough Remsdy a Favorite. "We prefer Chamberlain's Coagh Remedy to any other for our ohildren," says L. J. Woodbury of Twining, Mich. "It has also done ths work for us la hard colds and croup, and ws take pleasun In recommending it." For salt by Chas, Strang. KEEP TMg LIVER CLEAN.; Beat Overweelc It ssl Give It a steiet Oaee la Awhile. A man at common sense and a doe tar at that said: "The liver Is misun derstood sud undereetlmated In Ita functione. If it uuu be kept clean and activo there is ,uo reason why , we Should ever be ill a day, and we should live to be ISO or 300 years old. It la not necessary to rip this organ all to pieces with ten grains of calomel to get it stirred up. The beet thing to do Is to shut off your food supply for two or three days, drop your whisky and claret, your tea aud coffee, and give your liver a cuauoe to rest. Tbis should be dope oace a mouth." It la well kuotvu, of course, that In olden times rite liver wae supposed to be tbe seat of the affections. Friends when they met In tbe morning did not salute each oilier with "How'a your beallhr but wllD "How s your llverr Men take horseback exercise principal ly for their livers. A good shaking at every morulug drives away the clrrho tlcbillary encroaebment. It Is an error to Bjtaume tbat whisky uloue produces cirrhosis. Overfeeding Is moro oftei the cause. If tbe digestive organs would organise a union and work only eight hours a day all of us would be healthy and long lived. Ttie trouble Is we require the liver, stomach, bowels, heart, brain, muscles, nerves, kldueys, spleen, etc., to work all the time and overtime. Wrong. Give them a rest- New York Pness. MINING FOR RUBIES. The Primitive Methods That Are Still la L'ee la Barasa. The system practiced for obtaining rubies In tbo luluiug districts in liur ma Is of the moit prunltivo descrip tion, says the Searchlight The mining shafts are simply holes about two feet square sunk to a depth varying up to fifty or sixty feet The shoring up of the walls of tbe abaft is most crude. tbe sides being supported by posts at the corners and brunches of small trees secured carefully against the aisles by means of stout sticks.' Ttw miner carries a tin pot similar In shape to a blunt edged cone on his bead. He sqiints down in one comer and digs between his knees In the op posite corner. Tbe earth, or byon, as tbe ruby bearing earth la called. Is conveyed to tbe top as fast as It Is ex cavated In small buckets let down from above. The apparatus for raising and tower ing tbe buckete Is simple la tbe ea trcme. A Btout bamboo post anawt twenty feet high, called a iiiamiajawie. Is fixed upright In tbo ground at a con venient distance from the pit, tor dwin. and a long, Hiluuor bamboo pivoted horizontally into the upier end of it so aa to project an eighth from the mine and tbe long arm toward the mine. FISHING LINES. The Tear Finest Aaw Thowe Forme From Silkworm Out. Silkworm gut forms the best line tor fishing purposes, partly on account of Its great tenacity and portly because it is so transparent Every year a suf ficient number of Spanish silkworm grubs are selected for this purpose. Aft er they have eaten enough mulberry leaves and before they begin to spin they are thrown Into vinegar for sev eral hours. Each insect Is killed, and the substance which tbe grub In ths natural course would have spun Into a cocoon Is forcibly drawn from tbe dead worm Into a much thicker and abort er aUken thread. The three lis an then placed in pore water for about four hour and after ward dipped for ten minutes is a ae ration of sort soap. The flue outer akin Is thus looaeneu so that tha work- mas can rexnawa it with has bands. The tnsaaada mast be dried m a shady ef arty sBaeapaity to tha the taaoa so do aa fcaad that the tag ts tarn up. Aad by tha sauna sagn it It tact that tha most useful Isstngs are these who have taken np the first thing that came to band and done the best they could with It These people usual ly find something to tbetr liking in the long run, too, and If this be denied them they have the good sense to learn to like what comes. Lena Fllaltt hr Blsrht. , Nearly all small birds make their long flights by nl Jit, spending tbe day time quietly feeding aud resting, so thnt If on any day in May the treetops are fu'.l of fllttlnz little warblers It l ao 3ign that the follotrlrg day will flu mem still there. Some kinds, like pboe- t-s. song sparrows, meadow larks and 'jluohirds. come very early as soon at thr snow is all gone and the south slop Irg bilUldcs begin to feci wurm and "smell of spring." St. Nicholas. Nolhlnn of th Kind. "Now, sir," Laid Cm advocate, cros.' examlntng a witness, "your answerr are not satisfactory. I am afraid you are slightly erablcuoui." Witness (with great Indignation) 1 am naething o' the kind, air. I'm a strict teetotaler. London Tit-Bits. Snaulrltraa. Junior Partner Tbe bookkeeper has been married nearly six months now. Senior Partner Well? Junior Partner Well, he hasn't asked for a raise in salary. Senior Partner Heovensl We'll have to have hla accounts examined.--Philadelphia Trees. Be brave In trmiWe; meet distress with dsunrtcss courngo; but when the gals for prosperity blows be wise, no esse, and shorten salt Horace. Wepeeessd Seatlaseata. People who marry always bear good wishes, congratulations and other pleasant remarks, but tbey miss much In not heating tbe repressed sentiments which burst forli tn others. A woman wbo recently received a wedding an normcement from a friend was heard to exclaim In tones of disgust, "What a willful disregard of the manifesta tion of ProvU nnr tvhen she was so plainly '"tended for an 4d oMI" panes and asa ansa ham fried with bbIiibm vapor anru they aaiinlis His TJaeABhtess af any man or wwmaa ties sassy ear, wsjatarsr aa Aa rale. It wra be Shcaw-who are wafSBSB tar aamst am f Keel Estst Trsaafsra. Holland Williams, at ux, to Warns E Williams, t sons la Ip 19 , r 1 e j 1. Warren E Williams, at ux, to Ltd la A Williams, land on Iowa St, Asblaad; 110. Deed of life .stats. si K VsnSant to Elisabeth VanBant, lots 23,24 sad 26, bk "L." B E Add to Asblaad ; 1400. D B Jackson, Bbsrlff. to J A Bmltb, 100 seres ia ip 34 a, r 1 e; f.70. Bsa A Lowell, st ux, to U F Werts, 2 acres in tp 88 s, r 4 w 1 1300. MJtORRCotoOB Cannon, 80 aores In tp SS a, r'2 w j $280. J B Montgomery to Chas A Orr, land latpSSs, rlwIlrJOO. S C. Hsmaker to H C Klrshbaum, lot T, bk 8, Ashland ; 125. T J Hamlin, st ux, to Frank Llvln- good, 30.8 aores In tp 38 s, r 1 w; $1. O W Root, at ux, to K J Edwards, land in tpSSs, r 1 w;fl. 0 8 liammey to J L Cllne, lots S and 4, bk 40, Central Point; $725. Louis Mbrtensen, et nx, to George H Ends, lot 13, bk 3, Palm's Add to Medford 170. Louis Mortenson, et ux, to Clarence Eada, lots 11 and 12, bk 8, Palm's Ad toMedlord;8S35. Minnie A Nell to J R NeU, land to Valley View Add ts Jacksonville; $1. L Netdermnyer, et ux, to Theo II F Engle, part of bk 10, Phoenix: II. W A Litteken, et al, to Daniel J Winters, et ax, 10.58 acres in tp 89 a, r 1 e; 110. Luclnda Lammey, at ox, to H Oj, Howard, 6.76 acres In tp 87 s, r 2 w : 8200. . H O Stoddard to W O Aldenbagler, lot 1, bk 1, Sunset Park Add to Med ford ; (200. Henry W Orth to John 8 Orth, et al, all lot In the estate ol John Ortb, dec'd:t750. Emma Wing to O R Slirgleland, et ux, land In Ashland ; 8650, Effle Burcb , et al, to City of Med ford, land In tp 37 a, r 1 w ; $1. eArmita tJorch to J W Carson, at ux, title bond to .90 son In tp 37 s, r 1 w; $1925. I sea belle Leltle-, et ux, to H D How ard, land in tp 37 a, r 1 w; 83000. Rose J Olmstead, et ux, to lea belle Leltie, land in tp 87 a, r 1 w; (6250. M M Carl, et ux, to E E Fobs, 30 scree in tp 33 s, r 1 e; (4000. Wm S Chapman to Ed E Foes, 32 acres in tp 33 s, r 1 w; (1500. Ella F Perry to Chas H Selerlein, bond for deed' to 54 acres in tp 37 s, r 2 w; 83600. W H Pentner to K J Edwards, psrt of lot 1, bk 11, Ashland ; 810. Same to same, part of lot 7, bk 6, also lots 38 and 34, bk R R Add to Ashland ; $10. Philip R Robinson to George M Kra mer, lend In Hargadine Tract, Ash land; (10. W O Clay to Frank Livengood, 80 acres In tp 38 a. r 1 w; $1200. Frank Livengood to R J Edwards, 30.3 acres in. tp 38 s, r 1 w; $10. U J Edwords, st ux, to O W Root, land in tn 88 s. r 1 and 2 w. $1. Heirs of Wm Ray deceased to Edw A smith, el al, land In tp as s, r 3 w S1DOJ. KARBIAOE LICENSE. O J Heckett and Nora B Davis, Sale ol Water Bonds. Sealed proposals will be received by tha oity council of tha oity of Medford, Oregon, at the offioa of tha oity recor der of said city, until Tuesday, Febru ary 18, 1908, at 6 o'clock p. m., for the purchase of (40,000 ol tan year, 61 par sent coupon bonds ol said city, in de nominations of $800 each, interest psy able semi-annually. Said bonds to be dated April 1, 1908, and to ha dua April 1, 1918. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for an amount equal to 6 per cent of the amount of such bid, payable to the elty ol Medford, and said city council reserves ths right to reject any or all bids. Dated at Medford, Oregon, January SO, 1908. Bknj. kf- Collins, City Recorder. Keeping Open Mouse. Everybody is welcome when we feel good ; and we feel that way only when our digestive organs are working pror erly. Dr. King's New Life Pills regu late the action of the stomach, liver and bowelo so perfectly one can't help feeling good when he nses these pills. 20c. at Chas. Strang's drug store. Electric Wiring I can save you money on Electric Wiring. For estimates write W.' A. KYNISTON, P. 0. Box 128 MEDFORD, - OREGON Is Rogue Riyer Valley LntooHp 1500 acres, 1 mile from Jacksonville, fc miles from Medford. Only $6.50 pej acre. For Sale by G. H. Pierce & Son T.C.Ward's 25c Cast Store Glass re, Tlnaara, Japanese Goods and I . a lull una Of post carus MeAeseWwws wllallssg. Tils i St. I -LfiidCeyO Llndley . Wj have . moved, into our new 411 . rterg next door to the old aland, aud now lutve ample room to show our line to advantuce. We dial in new and econl-hand FUR NITURE', HARDWARE. Chinaware and Glassware. Also heating and cook Stove and Tinware of all kinds. Warehouse, Storage and Commission House Give us a trial we will treat you right . j , Next door to Hubbard Bros. '. Medford, Oregr-.', a Bad Cold a w Ton r COUGH rrww oaaa Yea. Tost JaSBBSwawaw war It GiBtxnis no Nwixct3c esd is Ssfe acd Ssrt Ask yoer Dnggist tor ft. For Sale by Chas. Strang Mediord CHOICE SEED WHEAT i ' Eastern Club and Also No. 1 . . at- -w a. as-aa. tw-wa. Os)Oe)04M3ei0000H3 Claus Shears and Scissros NICHOLSON HARDWARE Co. V . The Place to Buy Your Hardware Try an "Ad." in The Mail. r-l fA BwM T A TT X A. ngeatsr. WHEN YOU WANT TO 12AT WELL. eat with eeyjyment and keep- .ll, provide yourself with rolls or oread, ths kind wa baka fresh avert dar. II yon bsvent tried our rollV and bread, you haven't been In line with the wise ones. Order by "pho.-e If you like. VIENNA BAKERY GEO. H. CHURCH, Prop. You want a nanOr wVa aa only (taw quit raUat beat sjassatTi psrmarjaoi sura. mm 14 to! SBVkagrlMatawa aaBSbarbflB OMeaja aVasaV Po tbaaa aWlliW lawk, apt - JOT flM WPt$9 Ml BsMaaMaMttw CwsssW fas atAdfcBtaoda vflEo pas A fcwt CM Mly CM ly Mail's CMfJl liaMaY. L"eaJrsV.1S! siuaars. or asaayr, qsiwassa. "scri eaa aaaaaaasesj at, a I aeva ft Mat, aaatlaasa aware: Oregon ( Blue Stem Seed Barley. as-wa V 1 nTTa. a. A a AT OAatVORIA. vBssntW yelw HiW iw Win tlenri mm aWsi1 4 'i i