The Medford mail., March 13, 1908, Image 3

Baking Powder
The only Baking Powder made
with Royal Crape Cream of Tartar
made from granes
Insures healthful and
delicious food for every
nome every
Safeguards your
a!aa sad phosphate of lime
I OUR. COUNTY ?
iCorresDadaats
EaRis tolnt Bajleta.
BT 4- O. HOWLETT
Boro-r'eb.uarj 23, 1303, to Mr.
and Mrs. Or a Mntaes, dmjb
tr. John X. Miller, of Trail, was out
and stopped here iwo nlr;uts lust
weefc.
A. C. Huwlett bus ao eppointmant
to praaob io tlie eKle Foint cboroh
next Saudi. y at 7:30 p. m.
Wm, I'Iriob aolit a bunch of 2, 3
and 4 yeur old stoers tin rrtn by
the nan o of Mllohel last .Mcoi.'ur.
J. VV. Lavvton, wbo is an aspirant
for tbe Domination f o : aese'or, wrs
ont last meek talking to bla friend?
on the eobjfot.
Heirr Oardea and family e-ilht
AioD(i?y uii.bt on there war to -Hit
Mrs. 'MM u's parents, Mr. Hid Mro.
Ban. au.'?ni.3!:n.
E. S. Wolf:r lrpoits ripe strawber
ries in bla patch on the 8th of March
and be says that they ara very Hue
but not vry plentiful.
Dr. Morrison and three other men
from Medford were out here lart
Sunday for dinner, They wars look
ing over our land witb a view of buy
ing. Tbe many friends of MIbs Mamie
Wright were pleased to meet witb
ber at ohoroh last Sunday night.
She returned to Aabland Monday to
resume ber atadlea.
On Taescar evening of last week
Bar. E. F. Uraen of Ashland deli
vered a lecture under the neploee of
tat W. a T. C. and thoaa present re
port that they bad a very enjoyable
time.
Prof. Narregan la putting a large
part of bla plaoe oat to fruit trees
this spring and tbe man wno bought
tbe Ulrioh plaoe, Mr. Hamilton, Is
bavins large tract of land - put to
treee on that plaoe.
' Miss Basela Hasslton, on of oar
prominent young lady teachers want
to Wood rllle last Saturday to reenme
bar school dutlea. liar many friends
wlab ber abundant suooesa la bar
' nadertaking.
Was. VanUardenburg, of Medford,
la teaming barn, hauling eome of tbe
machinery for tbe two big mill that
tba 1 Ik B. Oo. are taking to tbe
big Umber ana bla wife la assisting
Mra. Bowlatt U tbe Unnny Sid
HoaaL
Mr. Hamilton, the man wbo took
tbe oes tract to ant tbe weod on of
the timber part of tba aid Ulrieb
plaoa, baa taken another oaatra t so
clear mor laid and b told Mi.
Bowlatt that be would likely be ber
tor saonth mor aad probably long-
Ask Your
OwnDocton
If he tell you to take Ayer's
Chcrry Pectoral for your
severe couth or bronchial
trouble, then take If. If he has
anything better, then take that.
We have grcn' confidence in
thia medicine, vlll you,
when vou once know it.
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"Sold tor vr eutr rears."
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food against
iidar liefer and iir. U.-ee.i oate
ont copefber a few dBys ego and Mr.
Hifer told me that tbiy ara getting
aloox Una witb tbe railroad surrey
and that they think tbey will baro a
uniform grade to the timber belt.
Jamee Jordan, tbe man wbo bought
the J. R. Cook plaoe in Eagle Point
last fall, arrived bera on tbe nlntb
Inst with bis family consisting of bis
wife, and daughter, aud Mra. Walker,
and ber little daughter. Tbey ale
stopping at'tbe Sunny Side at pres
ent awaiting the airival of tbe house
hold good..
Nelson Nye, of Klounoe Rook,
came out wttb bla fcmlly last Friday
ar.d are stopping for tbe present witb
his brother-in-law, A. J. Moray.
Mrs. Nye and the children ex
peot to go to Washington and spend
a wbllo visiting ber mother, while he
goes. to Alaska tc secure a borne,
Then tbe family will Join him.
Rev. Davis and myself went to
Xable Hook with the Intention of
having preaching services, but Hera.
Shields and M. C. Henry were ahead
of as so we remained and listened to
them speak oa the saloon question.
Mr. Shiolds bundled Dr. Reddy's
auieudmout, giving Incorporated
towns and cities tbe right to lloense
saloons, gambling housw, brothels,
nto., without gloves and out of tbet
vast orowd I don't tbink that there
was one wbo would vote for tbe
amendment.
on last Friday tbe W. O. T. U. of
Eagle Point, bad a business meeting
and took eight young ladiee Into the
Union. Mrs. J. W. Grover, thti pres
ident of tbe Union presided and the
secretary, Mrs. A. J. Florey read
her report which waa quite Interest
ing. She also read a com munloation
from Mra. Biok, preeldant of the
Medford Union, that mad a vary
favorable I mpreesion on the audi
ence. Tbe ladles of Ea.1 Point are
working oo the subject of tba liquor
traffio aad tbey will lend a helping
band to pot the saloons of Jaokaon
oouaty ont of commission next Jan.
Tbe Iowa Lumber & Box Oompa ny
are harrying tbelr mill op to their
destination as teat aa tbey ban. Tbey
ara patting on all the tbe team tbey
can muster, aad . tbey are bavins a
bard time hauling over tbi moan
taia roads. Last weak tbey turned
over with on of tbelr donkey en
gine la on of tbe wont stioksy
mud-bolee on tb road tbe mud
stlckay at that was about from eight
to twelve looba deep and wbaa Was
Qrn oame into tb baaay Bid
for dinner b reminded aa of old
times la Missouri wbaa people need
to get ettnok aad wallow la that
Mtseoa-l nod, tor be - wae aad all
over, bat tbey pat tb oosia on
another wagon aad want on tbelr
way.
Tb protracted noatlas cloned oa
Tueeday night of last week Rev.
Qra eon noting tb oloslas sxar
ola aa Rev. Davis aad myself weat
to Keeoo oraak sobool bona to hold
eervioes aad preaobed to good aad
attentive aodleaoe, la spit of tbe
bad road aad dark nights thsr were
fifty three pereoos oams oat to boat
tb preaching. J also preached there
last Sunday aad bad tb pleasure of
attending tba Sunday school Miss
Rosa Aysrs la tb superintendent,
Mist Rosa Naalon teacher of tba
Blbl olass aad bar forgotten tb
um of tb other teachers and eee
retaiy and trsaaorst. Tbey bar a
very iaioreetlng Hon day sobool as
well "a a good district sobool witb
Mies Koaa Nealon aa teaehar. ,
Eagl Polat It baooailag oa of tbe
moat attraattf pjaoea la Jaokaon
ooanty, aad there I mor buslnsse
going oa taaa wavart nasd A aad It
almost make oar beads awlaa to see
such a bostle aad to as so many
atn.agra oomlng aad lelag aad to aee
prnpt-ty obangiog band o rapidly.
I ondeurm i v. ,x R. O. Brown baa
old tb. ulu OBartoy Taylor place,
asaildsratton W,noa-tbat Qtaat
Matbaw ba sold at plaoa, aoaaid
attua aa,(XMbt Wllror Aabpol ba
old bis plaoa tor t-000 ahboag
be hat aaased sal Us not beaa a-
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nraiod that 8. u. Uolujos bat soi l
tb lot where tbe old stare stood,
wbrrej. ll. Car.too we bjrn'd oot
und tl-t tbera are othi tiH-le-i rn
oiud tbat are likely to li'nniillrrned.
NORJH MEDFOkb ITEM5.
(H J. O. SU-tiu.)
'T. FMr-hr of Iiorih Kedfora, ra'!
muterlsl on it.e nio-.in 1 for a to
story rMldeiMe.
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Jck
b'rKntiur. ti Nortu Modford, s
op, lolrr-.rv S -.!W8
''r. HU.l 't-s, 'ThKlr!-y lnft Men
3;iy 'cr y yz ltvt ni'.l' wh-rs tbe"
Vftrf a poe'lirr In v?fV.np,
Will Davis turret! lu t'je c ty Mm
tlsy niwiit tf-e tfwX ni hN nrbevf.
KiVUI Duvla, oi Noith A tri.et.
Rfnry Tull find famll? have mcved
mt'j tiio D P Nyer r. sl'!enc, coiner
Jenkflon and NrthC strets.
D. P. Nylor aud a'BtrT, E;imeu
of Nith O sr"ot, too'? the trnlti
'.V':-?w!-Ty for Kov-t) City, Mon
tHn.
Mrs. W. J. Scott, rf Vedrnrd, b:
nrone on en extended vl't to hnr
pl'tpr nnd fopjlly at Phccntx, Ari
zona. J. E. Watt, ol K and Jack:nn street.
ha b'fun tbe b'Uld'Bg of Bis tw
tt-rv residence. Mr. Mof'.tt 13 thr
oont motor.
Mrn. Mahle Wliffon and dnrbter
Ml-s Alio?,, of Esfile Point, ere cri
an extended vlait to relatves ani
frlentls in this olty
Ed. Hnrknr has dlRposed of Me
prstty residence property In Weat
Medford to Pbll Loosely, formerly of
Sams Vn!ley, but of late cue of tr.e
owners and operator of tns new
roller ekattng rink In tbls city.
Mrs. Cole baa pnrobaaed a very
pretry lot from Ed, Hooker on the
weat side of North O street, eon
ideratlon (300, and le basing a two
atoiy resldeno bnilt. Ed Hooker
nd eon are the contractors.
W. J, Soott, of Rogue River, re
turned to thia oily Friday. He re
ports having 500 tier of pin nd oak
stove wood cot and ricked. Some of
bis large Blaok oak trees on tbe
river bottom making 25 and 30 tier
to the tree.
QOLO tllLi. ITEMS
(BY HPBCTATOR)
Born At thia plaoe - March 9tb, to
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ladd, twin
boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hodges wove at
Medford Tuesday on real estate busi
ness. Perry Knotts has pucbassd one of
the Young oottages on b'atreet, and
Is now domloiled there.
James MoDougal baa purchased tbe
Penning farm on Blaokwell bill and
will take possession April 1st.
Tbe family of R. L. Darling are
now donioclled In tba dwelling re-
oently vaoated by Uiant iinrrieon.
Jack arrlngton baa sold bis
Miners Cabin saloon at tbls place to
V: Taylor Bros., of Eagle Point,
wbo took possession monday.
Mra. J. P. (illmor returned the
first of the -week from Glendele,
wbaio she baa been visiting relatives
tbe past two weeks.
Dr, Vroman baa moved to bis
sawmill property In tbe Meadows
district when Be will spend the
summer. Jack Smltb, tbe Sardine
creek eaw mill man, baaeharge of
tb mill for him. This la tb old
stand of Peter Wilson, deceased.
bCHMTTZ FREED BT OOdStT.
ratal Bafccta Are Foand ra tndtca.
saasit of Baa Francisco's Ex-Hayor
Saa Pranclsco, March 10. Tbe
Snprasn Co art by nnanlmons vote
banded down a decision yesterday
dmylng the application of tb pros
cutlea la tb Baa Francisco bribery
graft cases tor a rehearing after a
decision by tb District Court of Ap
peal la tb ease of ex-Mayor Eugenjs
E. Seamlta, eosTtcted of extortion la
tb French restaurant case. Wltb
oat a dlssentins rot anions tb
sevwa jostle, tb eourt gastalned
tb tppeHat art la it doetoloa
tbat tb tadrctmaat apoa wblcb
BcbsHi waa eonvtetod was defeetlv
la tbat H did net aver tbat Sehmlts
waa Mayor; tbat ltet, bto eo-4tad-ant,
was a potttteal boa practlcaUy
rn eoottwl of tb etty; tbat a neb
tbr r la a petition to axsvels
power aad uada latneno over tb
soUee oramlssleaer, aad tbat It did
aot abrw that ScksaHa rsOorted t
vnaawtal mean' la tbnatenlng to
bav Hot IteeoM wltbbsld.
;- "Tit decision dsmoestratee,'' (aid
ex-Mayor Sehmlts, "that tb highest
oart la tb state bellsves what I
bar always slalmed. tbat I waa re
moved from ofae aad railroaded to
prtaob.'" -
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' wins dirt wholi pamtlt.
Warrea ' McKay of1 TmIb, Waanw
Cats Ttiroacs of Son aad Daughter
; Tralno, Waab, Marsb 11. Drlvsn
Inean by s cancer of tb no Mtlngs
lata bis ' brsln, Warren MeKay
stnnned bis 4-year-old slseplns ion
witb a blow from hammer, then
eat tb child's throat with bis raaor.
Tb mother awakened, aad MeKay
then beat bar bead to palp witb a
hamtayr aad sat bar thsoat. Then
h went t th mother1 bedroom,
whar tb oaagbtor. Oladys, assd S,
aal Besstby, aged (. were stMplag.
H est Dorothy" threat aad crashed
la th ahall of Oladys wttb blow
from th hammer.
Draswed la drawers and oadarahlrt,
with bla sheas oi th wrong tost,
MeKay started dowa town, aad ten
aad ahoot SM yards from bis boa.
Whether MeKay took ajorsoa or
SM treat tb asanas Is aot fcaowa.
Thsr as a swrlr of ttotMS oa
ktobodF.
Williams Original Dixie Jubilee Slnrers.
In pra.eutlo tr I ojmpauy to tbe
; publia (lie m:oi"tec:t!nt bai made
jspecl'd 'frt to have a Muh pu-uI hi
! wl'U at riuaiual at. u lii.l. l:e-eiore
I our ino'.tcers buvs b.-ei ee!ecud from
Uhe I ?at Chfistliii bo'Jioi and buve
Ib'eo trs'Ovdn "'-mi it Ann-i.N'a
, bot acilwJi. Ki:,t Ji.lferjit, o'
Miss, KdoiTillo oil.,, 1 ami Ft 1
' Ual7erd:y c'. Xjsn t.:o, un 1 Jlwrliu
Cell .:f Olj, aie r:)ieiyrituil In
O ir q:. fi a it-cnal ftjtul t
and l:!a',7';i f'.v.ri Of trin
Do: '14 l tl-i it 1 by O IP ll i 14 b3d:
i'is'.i J ..'s nf I' i r. i
lyric voi-i'j p .:t. .i. II if qui 1
lily ''iu'h 'I.-. by t !. K ;;;p"i n
nib-.Lr,. .tu Oei".ij 'th ra- j1 tin i utj.
I'.'aut'f.l! L iV f"- 'II' p;'0.Mo ..
f ) v ' u rj a r!it u-j 1'. )
O ti- a-ir u j hn v;i s .'I'Jt
at O berlin o:hrvHt ry cf i iiiif,
tv:i! itl ) tt:l;' l-'u I'll l I-';. .
Kl. . I'lOiisj 6J.'l. S.ia yJ. lii )
it ri ili uj1 cnai'..ilii(( volte of 1 .
d, -j a iil poJror, wni i'i n wnn fo:
il-- inn d a'.r tw. Q 1- '!-'"! t l,;
a truinect ac30.npiuitt U tfroit l tvir.
A uu'licy
F r miral sm-jns W3 in.ili
return dnte, arid efH.'y e-jioti our
au-1 .jiai aie 1 iror an 1 t oircW.
of :.ur pve'.iuttl friejds Is wldr, bi
csuje wa alw -.ya giv our putross a
new prorra-u-uo. Aiot'ier cauee c
o-i:- :',r..-t!t popularity Is tne fact ttjttl
we Aep ibe same rersoone! - Tbl:
eaioa you ana tbi same faaaa an
one additional iaoe. Tbia xnaka out
oompany, as we now ba7 both a
Ladiee Quartets aud a Mala (Quar
tette, wbo will oompete for honors
before our vast audfonoee all over
No-tb Anierrloa,
Our selection of sinss varies from
tb i. Opera to tbe Nagro Boat and
Cabin songs
EVERY ONE A 81 A R
Tba Pereonnel of Williams' Original
Dixie Jubilee Singers: Mr (S L John
son, First tenor. Mr. O P W llllamr,
second tenor. Mr J H Johnson,
Baritone. Mr J S Orabbe, Basso.
Mdms Virginia (Jreen, Prima Donna.
Mdnie Clara K Williams, Contralto.
Mdma Pearl H Pitt, Soprano. Mom
Battle Hobbe, Pianist.
Tne program consists of: Jubilee
songs. Plantation songs, Negro Melo
dies, Camp Meeting aonga, Negro
Lullabys, Negro Negro eomlo songs,
Cabin aud river aonga , BentlmentitJ
songs. Ballads, Ragtime J songs.
Classiu selection!.
All new and up-to-date.
Opera bouse Seturd ay, Marob 21,
curtain beld until 9 o'clock.
Sale of Water Bonds.
Scaled propoasis will be received by
the city council of tbe oity of Medford,
Oregon, at tbe office of the city rocor.
der of suld oity, until Tuesday, Febru
ary 18, 1WB, at 6 o'clock p. m., for the
purchase ol $40,0110 ol ten year, 6 per
cent coupon bonds of said city, in de
nominations ol $500 eacb. Interest pay
able semi-annually. Said hoods to be
dated April 1, 1903, and to be due
April 1, 1018. Each bid must be
accompanied by a certlJd check for nn
amount eoual to 6 per cent of tbe
emount of such bid, payabte to the
city 01 Aieuioru, ana saiu city council
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, January
30, 1903. Bknj. M'Coilins,
City Recorder,
CMaaee Musla,
Tb Chtnaaa bar eight Isaliiimsals
ror matins their ritual araalo thobeU.
tba Ont, tbednun, th sstiuisus ston.
tba fife, tbe pram, th stnsld aad th
ax. Tb last three mak ao moalo, but
are need as etaooratsoa or Mibletn la
tb musical ceremeolee and am ono-
roars ted as musical toxtnimaaxa, la
vary eereanony tbar ars always tvrs
anmnar. la ordor to
dnaltty of tb Chinese people. I
stance, on dram sniisnnrss tt
ginning of the nrsate, and tta
strikes tb hut Dots torn bail
ihv
ho-
saat Its
Tbs tbr day at a golf stab tb I
akat a sslnlstir of tb htrk
by aa.
"leo Mrtataly toM so to
any pmliesse.'' -.
iru, bat I dMa't tat pva t
baa my daughter." , , . ,, . .
Vo. But to smbrace yow
s nl'lan London
sso.
ssSar a bM asjasah tor
bad' stroke to bad naaoa, and tb sasa
avasr reptlad:
-Wsss. Doavtd, I wm bm bj sxkb
BWMilas sa aasrsty asnbalUahxag amy
fsaashsna.1'
The Safe Gondact of Business
Is in a large measure dependent upon the
efficient transaction of banking business.
' The selection of the Bank as a Depositary
for funds is on important matter.
We respectfully invite your attention to
the strengtn, conservative management,
equipment and facilities Jwhich are afforded
by this Bank.
State Depositary
Capital and Surplus I115rs00.ee
EatabilslMd iSM
W. J. VAWTER, Ptm.
OEO. W. LUDLEY, CajhWr
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? p ! .11 u x errctLU on Ine larm 01 Mr. Austin Fitls in 18S5 byj. Wallaea Pa?e. the present
i President of lb.- Pace VV oven Wire Fence Company, and le a good fence yet and .till doing good work '
& nuce tbe coil sprlne wire. Fane Fences are made better tousy, ueltc- material, beltor cunttructlon and
f I? eore. of styles. PAGE IS THE PIONEHtt and I. to.lay pre-eminent." Ib.pirkA
i fences. No matter where you ere going to fence or what fence you may bave used in the past, call and set
our quotations and examine our line. We can save you monny on any stylo of lerce
t Remember, leucine is our business. We (urnieh man and tools to assist in (Le erection of. and we guarantee
- every rod of fence without extra cost . uii.ux,
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
BE IT RESOLVED br th City I
Council of the Olty of Medford, Oregon,
tbe Mayo' approving, tn.t mere be, i
arjd is hereby called u prcial election I
in said City, for their approril or re
ject on, a proposed amendment to Sec i
Ton T4 of tue City Charter of Bald City,
and auch other matters as may law
fuliy.be brouKnt up at mia election;
tbataald election be held on the 17th
day of March, between the bourn
of 8 A. M. and & P. M. of said day.
The fo' towing are hereby designated
and appointed as tbe judges and clerks
of said election:
ror tbe First Ward: polling place.
old City Ball, over Has kin's Drug
Store. Judge, Geo. A. Jacheon: judge
and clerk. D. G. Karnes; judge and
clerk, l. U. Willuke.
For the beooml waru; pom on piace,
Sample Room of Hotel Nash. Judpe,
V. J. Jfimerlckt; Judge ana cierK, u. u
Karnes; judge and clerk, B. H. Har
vey.
For the Third Ward; polling place.
City Hall. JnJgc, A. T. Dnsko; judge
and olerk, P. M. Stewart; judge and
clerk, O. E. Collins.
Tbe toregeing resolution was aaopiea
by the City Coancil February 2ft, 190,
Trobrldve abseat. Eifert aye. Wort man
aye, Menriok aye, Safer aye, Olwet.
uu&ent.
Approved February ze, 1WS.
J. F. REDDY, Mayor.
Attest:
Bbnj. M. Coixixa, Recorder.
B1trda to Trth at !foaf.
Spokane. Wash., March 10. Eu
gene 8. D?lre, of lVlmont, Wash, I
died at a hospital In this city Satur
day from hftmorrhajee of the aose.
From an unknown cr.use, Mr. D wire's
noae began bleedlnx laat Tuesday.
PlTe doctors failed to stop th flow
and he died Saturday from losa of
blood.
POKTLANTt MARKETS.
Portland, Ore, March 10.
Wtieat Club, 83c; Valley, 8tc;
blneatem. 86c; red Uusslan, 81c.
Oats Producers' prices: White,
28; gray. 2e 27.
Hay Wholesale Belling prices:
alley timothy, tl?18; Eastern
Oregoa, 120611; clover, 141S;
alfalfa, lt Oil.
Batter Country creamery, S0
tiHe; city creamery, ISc; store. It
18c; butter fat, 33 He'
' Hoasy Dark, lit 12c; amber, 12
It; fancy white. 14 H 16c.
Hops 107 crop, 4tHc pound.
Wool Valley, 1 1 8c; Eastern
Oregon, 11 18c, as to shrinkage.
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"The Pago ranee Men"
Agents Southern Oregon and Northern
OREGON'S
OPPORTUNITY
Colonist Rates from all parts of the United States and Canada to
all pnrts of Oregon and the Northwest will be again put into effect by
TfiB Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and Southern Pacific Co.
. (Lines in Oregon)
March 1, 1908, yT!,V.Wi
March and April. From the principal cities ol the Middle Wept
the rates will be as follows:
FROM CHICAGO m00
" ST. LOUIS .. W.V00
' KANSAS CITY 130.11
Corresponding rates from all other Eastern Points. Stopovers at
pleasure at all pointB in Oregon. The Colonist Rata
is the greatest of all hornebuildeis. Oregan has unlimited resource
and neeus more people wbo desire homes and largar opportuuitie?
Oreson peopls raa seonmpllsh tpl.mlM rexults br taffraldlof tbls opportunity to .11
th. world. Head Orpgiio literature giving sond. reliable lnlormtleo about tbs Slats,
far and wide. Call oo the aboro railroad, lor It If Decenary.
FARES CAN BE PREPAID
Here at home if desired. Any agent is authorized to accept the
required depr-eit and telegraph ticket toany point. Call on any
O. R. 4 N or S. P. agent, or address
S. P. Agent, Medford, Oregon
BANK
YOUR HONEY IN SOILS
Om grower (old $110 strawberries from J acre rows' 8 feet Pft,
Anather grew 14 tons of pumpkins on lees than- 3 acres. Sold
barriai to looal store 997, baids giving quantities of fruit for
picking from 40 kails raspberrlet and 88 Logan berries. 1
Leas than i acre -of onions produced 14,00) Tbe., sold 9280."
S28Slway Peaeh trees la lour tucoeeaive yaara told:
iaO0bo.-;19Ot,?8O0 boxes; 1906, .1300 boxes; 1907, 1000.
One Royal Ana Cherry, 18 years, picked 600 pounds in 1907.
One D'Anjon Pear, 7 yean, pioked 6 boxes.
You can get such result as thee and better. Com to me and
I will tall you why.
Yonean buy a ww nln room house, Urge lot with barn fo
$1800. 60 acre fronting on Rogue River, one mil from, towa,
at 890 per sore. -430
aeree, very Anest apple, pear, peaeh and cherry land).!
miles, 860 peraose. 186 sen in town, 975 per acre. Very best
vineyard land 916 per acre. Five room bouse and barn near
depot. 160 acres with 8 water righto, 960 per acre.
BEN A. LOWELL
WOODVILLE, OREGON
No lis to Die I
I hare found out thl I' s" no use
to die of lung trouble a lr 4 aa yon
can get Dr. Kings New Dlaoorery,"
says Mr, t. r. White, of ttusanoro, Pa.
"I t .Jd not b alls to-day only for
that worde'M medtoln. It loraens np
a or Jf : quicker ien aay thing ole", mi
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DToaovacad aoK . lula BMat rH-
ahi raairdy lor ri s rod -olds, la-
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OF EVANS CREEK VALLEY
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Bids win as rscslrsa sp to sad lasraaia
M.rrl wt. ISOS by J M. CroiSSislf
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mal to. ti. ii,r ,.i r. as, persble la
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MEDFORD, OREGON